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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-09
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Needing OF the Members I'm Fredericksburg
Yesterday In tho NineU-ciahih Session Of
The baltimore Annual Conference Organi.
za,ion appointment OF Committees, &C.

Tic ninety-cighth session Of the Balti-
more annual Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, was opened here
IL o O'Clock this morning i'm the George
stree, Methodist Episcopal church, with
religious service by Bishop Holland y. Me-
Tytirc, who prcsides. Upon the calling OF
the roll l40 members answered 10 their
name.
Three Of the clerical members have died
during the present ycar-Reys. Il. Arbo-
gas. George Il. Allen, and Samuel Reyes
Ter. u. ID. The territory OF the Conference
il very irregular in its outline. Begin
ming on the southeast at the Choptank
river. il occupies the northern tier Of the
Eastern Shore 81 Maryland, all the Western
shore. the District Of Columbia, Warren,
loudoun, Fairfax, Fauquier, Prince VIII
liam. Alexandria, and Stafford counties,
Va. The shenandoah Valley from Harpcr's
Ferry to Salem, and portions Of West Viz
,,irls ON a line from Lcwisburg north TO
Piedmont. There are also two or three
churches in Pennsylvania and one IN Della
,,ar,. Within this territory this Church
owns 313 houses OF worship, valued at
s-4.S37, and 7s parsonages, valued at
si-s S95. There is enrolled on her regis
tor report Of 1851 3o.s0i members, OF
whom S. ere colorcd.
{ Martin was elected secretary. with
y Armstrong. G.. Il. Tyler, and X. Mar
I'm assistant secretaries.
Caamittccs were then appointed on Va
rious interests.
= y. IIouck was substituted in place Of
A WALTON. lay delegate. a number Of
,1r,,oi,nications from the book editor Of
ill., publishing house. the Womcn'~ Mis-
s;onary society, and the various colleges Of
nc Conference were referred TO appropri-
.,, committees. Characters OF the SUPER
aunu,tedand supcrnumerary preachers aGd
-, he presiding elders were passed upon.
The hitter represented their districts ~ in
prosperous condition.
Il NAV be well to mention here that the
law Of the Church prohibits longer term
illn four successive years OF the pastOratc
ni any particular charge, and under this
-,il, The ReyS. samuel Rodgers, u. D., i.
g.. of Baltimore district; Ramsey Smith
.on. p. T.. OF The MoOrefield district; W.
A. u. Harper. oi Trinity. Baltimore; J. j.
Riggs, Frederick avenue; W. i. Harrison.
II. d.. Of Washington; l.. ". Lyle, OF
Piedmont; T.. II. Henry. Of Stafford: j.
". Dufcy. Of Fredericksburg; G.. r. -.
collins, oi shenandoah. Va; and Thomas
r,iley. OF Collerstown; j. 5. Hutchinson,
%. Icwisburg; J. {. Scdwick, OF COving-
ton: L. But Franklin, Of West Virginia;
sndJ Il. Andrews, OF Frostburg, Nd, will
,acaie their positions.
trer iransacting an amount OF routine
business the Conference adjourned until
tomorrow.
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Mother and Daughter Assassinafcd.

MONT VERNON, KY. MARCH, S.-On MOn-
day night Mary Segman, OF RoUndstone,
and her mother, RhOda segmal, were as
sassinatcd by an unknown person. They
lived about seven miles from here. The
assassin entered the cabin about midnight,
and shot first at Mary, with. instanty fatal
result. He then went out and consulted
with some one, and presently returned and
killed the old woman. Mary's little chill
drcn gave the alarm 10 the nci.shbors, when
the assassin was gone. There were nine
wounds on the body OF Mary Segman, five
Of which. any one was fatal. The assassin
fired fifteen shots in all. There il no doubt
OF his having had a confederate. james
Bishop. whose brother was killed year
ago at this house, has been arrested on sus-
picion.
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President Of the North Carolina Gen.
trnl Railroad.

WILMINGTON, \. c., March Sat
meetin~ Of The directors OF the North Car
olina Central railroad held here to-day
Colonel .John NJ. Robinson, president OF
the Raw Line. the Seaboard and Roanoke,
the Raleigh and CASTOR, ana lne haieigh
and Augusta Airline Companies, was
elected president to fill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Captain -. il: murcheson.
and Mr.. Livingston Minhis' oi pos'oii' was
elected director In his stead.
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COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, ON MONDAY TIL.
20lH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1SS2-fS VACA-
TlON:
\. r. savage and Cyrus Bo-sieux. general commits
sion merchants. and partners under the firm and
style Of y. X. Savage &Co............. Phanfins,
The Burnett Mining and Milling Company, VII
liam VI. Csbc. trustee; the same William NJ
Cabell In his own right and Mildred H. his wire,
and Sterling y. AppersOn ......,..... Dcfendants,
ATTACHMENT IN CutNCFRr.
The object of this siit Il TO attach certain house
hold and Kitchen furniture, mules and other AMI
mails, mining tools, machinery, and nxtures, be-
longing TO The nonresident defendants, the Bur
nett Mining and Milling Company, on the staples
Goli-Mine tract OF 800 gacrcs OF land. In the
county of buckingham, Va. and also The interest
Of said company In aid gOld.inine and tract OF
land, and to sell much of tile same rs may be
necessary 10 pay "a the plaintiffs debt OF f177,
with interest thereon from The 10Th dy OF Soseni-
Der, 1881, tin payment, and the costs.
And IL appearing by an affidavit Med IN this
Cause that Tie defendants, the burnett Mining ana
Milling Company, nre not dent 81 The ststc oi
Virsnia, on the plaintiffs motion IL i ordered
that the said Barnett Mining and Milling Com
unny do appear here within one month AFTER du,
publication Of this order and Do what ~ necessary
IL protect their interest in this suit; and That
copy of this order bc published once WEEK ior
-four successive weeks In the Richmond DisPotch,
and another copy thereof posted ~ the mont door
of the court -hoise Of this county On Tie nrst day
of the next Count Court. -
4 cony-Teste: T.. A. FORBES, Clerk.
j. 49, GILLIAN, fe23-Th4w
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The Receipts of the Walking Match.

New YORK, March The indications
are that The gathering Of the participants
in the recent siX-day pedestrian contest,
which j. 10 take place tomorrow afternoon,
when the receipts are TO be divided, win
be .toi'my one, and that the management
will be charged with fraud by certain OF
the contestants who refused 10 accept the
published statement placing the total re-
ceipt- q, so ga. about iiye-ninths OF which
are 10 be deducted for expenses, aS true
return OF the amount OF receipts or cX-
i,enses. John Hughes Is said TO be on the
war.path, aud claims that the receipts were
far in excess OF the amount printed.
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the examination Of candidates for paymas

the examination OF candidates for paymas
tc.e In the navy.
Government receipts to-day: Interna
revenue, S2s2,276; customs, Sf1e,393.
national-bark notes for redemption, s1oi,
900.
A subcommittee Of the Senate Military
Committee will tomorrow visit the Sol
diers' Home and investigate It's manage
mcnt.
Pennsylyanians here recall the fact that
Hon. Simon Cameron to-day reached his
cighty-thlrd birthday.
The Chief OF Engineers reports that il
will take 5000. 900 to build the proposed
free bridge across the Potomac. As only
$4,000 was appropriated, Congress will
have to appropriate 100000 more.
Senator Saunders, Of Nebraska, gave
notice to-day that he will call up his con-
stitufional amendment for the election by
the people OF postmasters, United States
marshals. internal revenue collectors, &C.,
at an early day, and address the Senate on
It.
Representative IIobltzell, Of Maryland,
who resided in Richmond after the war,
to-day addressed the House Committee on
Canals in favor OF the Chesapeake and Della
ware ship-canal.
The President to-day sent the names OF
few postmastcrs (none for Virginia. to
The Senate.
The Commerce Committee has agreed to
report favorably the bill making Newport
News port OF entry.
DIR. CURRY AND TIE QUESTION or EDUCATION.
WASHINGTON, March S.-lev. J. l.. VI.
Curry, OF Richmond, Va, General Agent
OF the Peabody Educational Fund, adj
dressed the House Committee on Educa-
ton and Labor to-day on the question Of
national aid TO the public schools on the
basis OF lliteracy. lie laid down two pos
tulates-first, that the perpetuation and
prosperity OF our free republican repre-
sentative institutions depended upon the i'll
telligence and integrity OF its citizens; Sc
cond, to secure universal education govern
mental authority and aid are indispensable.
The duty TO furnish education chiefly and
primarily devoves on the States. The
North has bravely assumed and nobly per-
formed this obligation. The South is act
ing heroically in the same direction, but
from pecuniary inability and other causes
is not furnishing adequate means OF in
struction TO all. National aid II impera-
five. The illiteracy, as exhibited by the
census. OF white citizens, and more
largely OF black citizens, is appall-
ing. A. means Of self-preseryatlon aid
should be rendered by the Government.
Ignorant voters are unsafe depositaries OF
free government and uncertain guardians
Of the national honor and interests. With
out fayoring any particular measure, Mr..
Curry said, national aid should supplement
and not supersedc State systems of educa-
ton. II should be immediate and adequate
TO correspond with the people. 1t should
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Horrible Dsuble Muraer Ne.~r Char.
j.. IOttesyf1le.

Especial telegram TO the DIspatcb.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March 8.-ltr
John O.Massie, d highly-cstecmed citizen
Of this county, and his wife, were muir.
dered in their own house last night by
some person or persons unknown.
So far as the facts have been ascertaned
II appears that Mr. Massie's house was
entered in the early part Of the night by
The murderers for the purpose Of robbery
before Mr.. and Mrs. Massie had retired.
They, with little negro girl, perhaps
four years old, were tire only persons In
the house. Hearing nose in the han, il
Is presumed that Mr.. Massie went out TO
see what thc matter was, followed by his
wife with q lantern, where they were evil
IDENTIFY confronted by the scozudrcls and
murdered with an axe which selonged TO
the premises. Mr.. 3Iassie's bFsins Were
scattered over the hall floor near che front
door, and Mrs. Massie was found pear the
back door with horrible cash acyrss her
head. Both were dead.
The little colorcd girl remained IN the
house all night, and when the boy carne in
from the Office in the yard to make the fires
in the morning the bodies were discovered
weltering in their own blood.
After the murder had been committed
the robbers went through the house and
secured all the money. the place where he
was known TO have kept his money being
rined and the papers scattered in every di-
rection.
The nearest house 10 the scene Of the
tragedy was the overseer's, perhaps two
hundred yards away.
The boy who discovered them In the
morning had gone fishing on the creek, and
thus left the way clear to the villains, who
evidently knew the premises we'll a. they
entered from the basement.
A jury OF inquest was empanelled by
George IIord, Esq, and the investigation
up to this time has not been concluded.
but | learn that sufficient evidence has
been discovered to east suspicion upon
several parties.
Mr.. Massie lived on Buckeycand creek,
about eight miles southeast OF Charlottcs-
vile, and was In independent circum-
stances. lie was a careful. prudent man.
a good liver, and was known to have money
in his possession always. He was highly
esteemed, as was his wife, for integrity OF
character and kindly disposition.
When the news reached this place the
grief and indignation OF the people was
unparalleled, and the excitement even now
Is intense. From the present frame Of the
people the perpetrators OF this horrible
deed would hardly require jury were
they discovered.
During the day hundreds of people visit
ed the scene OF the tragedy-many from
Charlottesville. No means will be left un-
tried to bring the murderer to justice.
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Prom LynPhburC.
KNIGHTS OF uoNOR-ELRCTION or GRAND
OFFICERS.

KNIGHTS or uONOR-ELFCTION or GRAND
OFFICERS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
LYNCHBURG, Va, March S.-The Grand
Lodge OF knights OF Honor OF Virginia.
which convened in Odd-fellows' Hall here
last night, continued its session tonight.
The reports OF the Grand officers show that
the order throughout the state is in a flour
ishing condition ~ regards both the num-
Der OF lodges and membership rs well ~
financial status.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing term: Past Grand Dicta-
tor, II. {. Morton; Grand Dictator, j. j.
Wright: Vice-Grand Dictator, Mann Page:
Assistant Grand Dictator. J. L. Rollings;
Grand Chaplain, Rev. II. NJ. Hope; Grand
Reporter. William II. Battle; Grand Trea-
surcr, VI. +. IIudnall; Grand Guide, j. L.
Kenney; Grand Guardian, julius Joel;
Grand Sentinel, Joseph Il. Bowyer; and
the grand trustees.
The visiting knights have been rendered
the compliment OF banquet at the Lynch
House tomorrow night. State-Senator
Loyenstein is attending the Grand Lodge.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congregational Proceedings Yesterday Other
Washington Matters-Rcv. DIR. Curry Be
fore the House Committee on Education
Reeccupntion or the Charleston n. c.
Citadel by the state Aushorities-The Over
aow Of the Mississippi-Rai Matters
DonbIe Assassination in Kentucky; A
Mother and Her Daughter the Victims
Double Murder Near Charlottesville, Va
Other Crimes and Casualties-A Clergy
mans Alleged Crims-Scvcn New Cardinals
TO be Appointed-Othcr European Events of
Interest. &C.
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Victor Hugo and the Doomed Mini
Isis.

PANS, March s.-A stirring letter from
Victor Hugo is published this morning,
va which he protests against the sentences
passed on the Nihilists in st. Petersburg,
and implores the Russian Government TO
pardon the ten unfortunates now lying
,nder sentence Of death. In the letter
occur the following characteristic para
Graph: "Who attended this trialf No
one. What! No public, No, no public!
Who reported the proceedings; No one.
And the accused: The accused were not
present. But who pleaded them No one
knows. And the lawyers? There were
no lawyers. On what code did the charges
ON what lawi On none"
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RaiIrnnsl ItcIfl.

GALVESTON, March s.-A Laredo special
saws the Rio Grande and Pceos railroad
charter was filed late Friday with the Gov
ernor. with Alexander Hunt, OF Colorado,
cv-Goyemor ]. w. Throcknlorton and Al
bert G. Wilcox. OF Texas, as incorporators.
The road is projected from Brownsville,
near ihe mouth Of the Bio Grande, to FL
paso. ON the western boundary. The road
Is confcIunlated 10 be built along the valley
Of the river. The principal Offices are 10
be located at Laredo, where WORK has al
ready been begun.
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- II y y ~ I. II
.rd sctivc Arm, AND kirirf tleJoe cssh
T.. 22xbti0.26 April. Bnlk.mcss m29s.steiy
~ and higher: shoulders, 1920: Ascgt nh,
sctivs shor; clear, a9.45. whiskey steady and
unchansc. MILWAUKEE,.
March 6.-FIour dull and weak.
MILwAuKEA I'd active; No. = Ntlwsukee, cab
W. Mint W,, ,tscnE Aprii, aIas: No. 1iisss,
S Wss siG ~. ,ishs, scarce 70 = tSe rr";
ssisioss stcadier. nc sfd-Prime - an, Sl09o
ss6c and si Sarsp s sioso April Hogs steady at
soAs640.
NEW YORK CorToA' surSMhs.
NEW YORK. March s.--Co,. r,,ssses ssope1
SEQ bales: rruss 1870 bales. =. scS. 500
weak: sales, l0s,0u0 bales: NJ az xiaI2X
sll.s5; April, 41i.e4gstl:05 =. xi9.45T
sl2.i3: June. sl2.20d 1880: jul, sntcmbcr.
s12.4c. august si2 6gwsl2 "a: No.
si2.22Sl2.23: October. tIf.65@ttt.s i.si@
vember, sII.4s@sfi-5O: December, 81.
sl1.J2. urn
The Posrs eotton-msrkct report ssys: "nn "
deliveries nj tine FIRST cal advanced 7-fvO u DIV
and showed another eight fmproverseht AZ IN.
second call, bnt were SOM down subscqaehtiy ana
lost 81 100. There are u f'g orders froM the caf-
side. Transactions are smslh and tue ha5rhct \.
almost entirely In The hands Of ssall spec mssors'
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A Train Fired at and the Engineer
Shot.

KENsIXGToN, LII, March s.-A freight
train on the Illinois Central railroad was
last evening fred at near Grand Crossing
by several men who were standing short
distance from the track. Engineer Nicho-
la Stuber was struck and seriously wound
ed, bail entering his head under the LETT
eve. Stuber, who is Il veteran engineer,
stuck to his post and ran his train to Ken
sington before he received medical attend
ance. No motive can be ascertained for
the shooting.
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a <uoryvman Arrested I'm the Pulpit.

EoCKLAND. Me-, March S.-Rev. Id
ward II. Ellis, OF Ncponset, Mass, was
arrested at North Haven, Me-. last evening
ON charge OF criminality with the wife OF
a resident OF Thomaston. Both parties
belong to highly respectable families.
Ellis is Baptist clergyman. and has been
holding revival meetings in this section the
past two years. He was arrested IN the
pulpit while addressing large meeting.
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4 prominent politician and active jour
nalist, Mr.. George |. Graham, connected
with the philadelphia Sunday Mirror, who,
BY ll,ing the Great German Remedy, ST.
Jacobs OIL, was cured Of troublesome
case OF rheumatism contracted during the
war. closes long statement with, "To
those who are afflicted with that complaint
II l. worth it, weight In gold"
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x, vuc,auder. Coming to Richmond.

BosTox, MASS, March 9.-At the regular
monthly meeting OF the New Hampshire
Climb. held in this city this afternoon, the
club voted 10 make proposed excursion
10 Washington and Richmond, and that
is next dinner OH the second Wednesday
Of April be eaten in the latter city. toy
crnor Bell was present at the meeting.
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OIL
NTIRGINIA OIL COMPANY,

VIRGINIA OIL COMPANY,
No IL sORTH FogETEISrd STREET.
CARRIAGE SPlSpsE OIL,
PoR LIGHT-RJ NM VA. vEilt1.Es
INsIs TWICE ~ LOSG ~ CASIOk-'1L.
DOES NOT srN Or DRY UP.
Nltne., The folio SINS testimonials fr%N th's
largest livery frm h>the city: M 100,
yirgfnia on Company:
C;,ntlemcp,--Ws do heesoy certify thsk We have
use,i your AN,e.txl Ia gcss,siny Our card ges and
We COMPATIBILITY prono'saee u the bsssk grease Tor
me vehicles utat We have ever 10, I'D, being en-
tireiy free froia gums.fnS which ~ an excellent
quality, and enc that We have 10 or looked Tor la
tx.-grease. Your, respectfully.
wfLLiAM n. stTtki.l. AND & Sons.
We eonsar In lheabose.
T. &. BENIN EFT.
GEORGE q. MOl'NrCASTLE.
This oil Is pvt up in I'D can- In pants, quarts,
bets BakeS, pruggist; Bo6eksr BrotLers, Drug
sssts q. A. Merriam 4 Co., Druggists: u. W Lsm
lner, Druggist; II. II. VI. Harrison, druggist I.
y. Richardson, t.ruggist; W. rearee, prusgts,.
w, sraysef, Druxrlst l. H. Ihom9ss prs<gi,r1'
T.. ". farfss- rusy!st; .: z. Reeve, pruEgtt; 6.
T., AadersJn, Drugfisf; Biazcsl Macon; Gro
eers; n. e. Adams, Grocer; y. :. Jone@ Urosef
yanofestes: J.R, Archer, Giocer; a. \; rns,sss'
d P.osher, Druggists; II. W. brodnaa' prass'",
mh a-esd2w
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LONDON, March s.--The 7Ymss's CORE
spondent at Rome says: At the approach
Ing consistory tae Pope will create seven
new cardinals, including Most Rev. DIR.
.ucCabe, Archbishop OF Dublin. IL y TN
de.~stood that this expresses the POpe's
app oval OF the Efforts which Archbishop
McCale made in the cause OF aw and order
In Ireland.
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Admitted 10 Hall.

Especial telegram to The Dlspatch.I
NORFOLK, March S.-Andrew e. Elliott,
Of Lynchburg, who so desperately shot
William Purycar few days ago, was bail
ed to-day in the penalty OF $1,000.
The big cocking-main between Virginia
and Washington ended in Portsmouth to-
day in favor Of the Washington people.
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,.., m.Icgmfe 70 Canada

MoNrREaL. March s.-Privatc inrorma-
,;on from Rome says His Holiness the
pope has decided to send Papal delegate
70 canada, and that the name OF the pre,ate
who will Gil this position OF trust VIII DC
lnown In a few weeks.
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a..I.aslo I'm jail.

BALTIMORE, March s.-Aug,ist Kisner, n
German who was committed to the city
Jail last saturday for disorderly conduct,
ccsmittcd suicide this morning. " n'hs'ug
himself In the prison CELL
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, March g. voon.-stochs irregular
and tending downward. Money q per cent. ~
ciLlnge--Long. 1854: short, 1872. state bonds
active except for TcnnoSsec's which are fraction
lower. Governments unchanged.
EUenfRg.-E Exchange, 4S5<. Governments
unchanged; new 81, l024 ; new A.. 1872; new
As. 1lf4. Money. Gas per cent. >tr'es rather
duil and lower. Treasury balance-Coih s1s,st4 !;
currency, -, i03.
stock Irregular.
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BOOK FOR EVERY TEACH
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NH 5-dSw
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APurc Invention.

Los,oS. March s.-The Daily Ness an.
oo,'nccs that the report published In the
3; lanes Gazette yesterday about a con-
ysntion between Germany and France ioI
,be annexation by the latter Of Luxembourg
l. pure invention
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Red, 30 bushels good Llncastcr at
clio; 20 bushels good Lancaster NJ -i.aU; -
hnshels very good Lancaster NJ 3l.42; Ia u-hels
good miNei &C 1927; % bushels good MIXED ~
81 80; 80 bushels very good Fultz ~ sl.3s; 20
husbcl. fair Fullz 10 sl.3J.
CORN.-Whtc, 500 bushels prime 81 sic.
CoTTON.-Recoipts: Through 20 bales local'
III bales-total. " bales. Quotations. Mid
diiug, Re-; low middiing, 10 Gr lO'i".
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY March 4, 1889.

sAIEs-GrEsT BoARr.-25 shtros Ners>ik and
Western Railroad preferred ut 49,; 30 shares
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway ut o04; 30 ssarcs
Richmond ana AlIeghsny Railroad at 81; REQ
shares Atlanta end Charlotte Rayf',ad %; ~;
200 Richmond CITY SIS ut III: 81 geo Richmond
City s. a, 12SE-
SALEs-SECoNp BoARD.-l0 sharss Norfolk
and Western Railroad preferred NJ 45i,,-2o do. at
45E, 30 do. at 45, 30 do at Az: 10 ',s,res AZ
lantl and Charlotte Railroad Mt 10.
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LoSpos, March s.-A dispatch TO the
Times from Paris reports that the French
Cabinet has approved the plan OF Admiral
Jalueguiberry, Minister OF Marine. for Il
scientific expedition TO the South Pole in
co0peration with other Powers.
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r,,o Hurdercr, or Moronx.

DUBLIN, March s.-pho Gazette contains
a proclama tiol, offering reward OF ZOO
for information leading to the conviction Of
the murderers of ttss tenant Noropy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-09
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