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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

This is an age OF progress, and the rcmotcst
corners of the far east feel distinctly, albeit the
dividing distance is so great, the ihrobs OF the
great pulse OF western activity. To almost
every shore the electric wire has found lis magic
way; the then eS,ravagant vaunt put into the
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
THE EXPRESS BUSINESS.

THE EXPRESS BUSINESS.
Ashley n Hebbard, having the largest wagon
In the business, are prepared to carry passen-
gers and move freight Of all descriptions to and
from any part Of the town or vicinity. with
quick dispatch, and at the lowest possible rates.
II you want to reach your work and be re-
turned always on time, at the most reasonable
figures. go to Ashley a Hebbard.
II you want your furniture moved with care.
90 to Ashley 4 Hebbard
II yon want your baggage moved with quick
dispatch. 90 to Ashley Il Hebbard.
u you have heavy freishting to be done. 60 to
Ashley 4 Hebbard.
II you have light parcels to be delivered. 90
to Ashley a Hebbard.
II you have espressage Of any sort to be
attended to, go to Ashley 4 Hsbbard.
Mr.. w. G. Ashley. having the Honolulu
agency for Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. and being
promptly on board all Incoming steamers, is
prepared to look AFTER freight baggage with
promptnsss and certainty.
Ashley Hsbbafd win deliver all the Wells.
Fargo business at this end Of the line. and vii
call a, houses ior Wells. Fargo packages. when
notified BY telephone OF otherwise.
AsstN q nsssAsn. ,.,........ 49,. .TsIrphoss ass
Wells, f~sco . Cs...-.......,, 1slrlhoas
,ss.lm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

New Goo by every arrival from England, New
ork and San Francisco.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

Navy Oakum.
Metallic Paint.
Pine Barrel Shocks and Heads.
Pine keg Shocks and Heads
Cider Vinegar in barrels.
Cocoane.
Extract OF Lemon.
Extract OF vanilla
Extract Of Almond
EXTRACTS, assorted
~ Casks and ihds Croclery, Glassware, Lamps
4o Cases Crockery, Glassware and Lamps.
IS Barrels Crockery, Glassware and Lamp.
Light and Heavy Hand Carts.
Knowlcs' Steam Pumps, various si.es.
II HAcKFELD & Co.,
OFFER FOR SALE
INVOICES OF NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED
Es Bark c. X. Bishop and Steamship Ehrenfels.
From BREMEN,
Consisting in part Of as follows:
A Large Assortment of Dry Goods,
SUCH u
Denms, Brown and White Cottons, Drills. Tick
ings, Turkey Red. Merinos- black and
eolored, qualities, Repps. Alpaeas,
Cobourgs, Italian Cloth and
DRESS GOODS,
Fine SILKS,
Black. Gros-grain, Fancy. Colored and Striped
Barege, Crepe, &C.,
Mems Furnishing Goods,
Shirts, Woolen, Mixed, Calico, Hickory Denim
etc, Merino and Cotton Uudershrts, White
Bosom Shirts, Socks h Stockings, Gloves
Handkerchiefs, Foulards, a large in
voice Of CLOTHING consisting
Of Fine Black Cloth Coats and
Pants, Buekskin Sacks,
Pants and Suits. Felt,
Mohair, Drill,
Flannel
Sacks & Pants,
Boys Shirts, and
R. Goats 4 Legsings. Mon.
key and Sailor Jackets, Carpet
Slippers. Silk and I. c. Umbrellas
ssa "aara cS,s,, Fancy and ,rhsavslling
.s % es .es FsSl 9 Sa 5. Es k hss and B
Blankets.
White and Fancy Blankets,
Scarlet. Orange, White Wooien and points,
Buttons for Shirts, Coats, Pants, Dresses,
PERU MERY,
Genains Fan dc Cologne, Lubins Es-
tracts, Toilet Soaps, Philocome, Hair
R Balls fiar@oa'esa s' Blank BOOK,
Table Tss Ia Elastic, ssss se, Gold x xiss%.
DteuNU Furniture,
Extension, Arm. Dining room and Paror Chairs.
Settles, Mirrors. ETC.,
s"ddies, Caifskins. Gi~shs. ssirrap Leather,
Hemp 4 l. X. Packing. Coal Baskets,
CRATES OF ASSORTED cRocKERy,
Containing Plates. Cups, 1eapo,s. bowls, Chambers
Cailoas Sample Bottles, Vases and Glassware Maniiz
and Jared Rope, Coal Bags Gunnies. Tsine
Barlaps wooipaei aud Twiilei saclins Linen iio..
SUGAR AND RICE BAGS
d all saes and qualities
Groceries.
SaIdlnss In half and quarter boxes.
coeoaaut Oh. Wash Blue. II. White Lead.
ssssssi sias o. VIII: z Zine Faint,
German and Harana Cigars,
Plated ware spoons fesls. crus,s. Tea
49, Ups refAm hhk.s nAftfs, etc.
Hardware.
Pocks, and Butcher Knives. scissoss. sher.. snsass
Needles spoons. filsa. Spur. Galvanized BASINS,
Hoop lion, kss kls,ts, Hammer, Nsllo@
Meal anal Composition N.ls tisrshsrs
habhiu Metal. sugar Coolers. iror
Tanks.
PORTLAND CEMENT.
Fire Clay. Bi4sks,ai,h Coal. Fire Bricks. Tiles
Empsy Barrels. oak Boats. &c.
Orders he~ the oshs islands carefully assssasd,o.
~ HsekfsiS = e.
. hoWL rs STEAM AND VACUUM
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

In consideration Of the facts developed In this ex~mia
aiic' s:.a the arcponderancc Of elements Of inner.
ent and comparative merit aljudged by the
judges leach IN independent judgmenDbe
ing equal ir 10 per cent more than the
nexi highest exhibit, they have
found IT exceedingly difficult
to make such a classi6ca-
ton In degree a. will
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
INSURANCE 0otitcs.
HAMBURG MAGpEBURG FIRE fNsUR
ance Company Of Hamburg.
FORTUNA cEanRALissuRAHcE COM

Bsiidine Merchandise, Furniture and Machinery
Insured against Fire ID. most favorable terms.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCE
" Company Of Berlin

p. 4. SCALtEFEE 8 CO.. dGENyS.
The above Insurance Company has established Gen.
efa Agency here and the above signed General Agents.
authorized 60 take Risks against the dangers q the
Seas ~ The most reav5uahe rates ard the most "a
yorahlc terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.--In the cleo
tion-irauds cases yesterday against Casper
GlaZcr aad Owen. Short. commissioners OF
election OF The Fifth precinct Of the Ninth
Ward, Peter Graves, deputy clerk Of the
Criminal District Court, presented the poll
book of Precinct No. } Of the Ninth Ward.
parish OF New Orleans. herein the Dis-
trict Attorney charges that SiXty-five names
OF persons appeared who had not voted.
Several Witnesses testified 10 having regis
tered previous to the election, but did not
vote. They presented their registration
papers, which were moi marked Is voted.
although their names were on the poll-liSt
Is having voted. These registration papers
were all offered in the evidence aud fled.
\ number OF other witnesses. who had
not registered previous TO the Inst election,
on who registered and lost their regisIra-
ton papers. and others who registered in
1850. testified that they did moi vote at the
election in November last, although their
names were recorded Oh the poll-lista> hay-
ing voted. At 9P. NJ. the court adjourned
until to-day.
While the jury was being impanelled yes
terday Walter j. Hare. a. well-knoWn citi-
zen who had been drawn as Juror, OBJ
jccicd to serving. but the Court refused TO
excuse him. Finally, when pressed 10y the
District Attorney, he said: Well, would
not convict. for don't think That II these
Young men did add names to the poll-list
It /, one half Us infamous as frauds that
went on here for eight years He was
challenged for cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23

WAenNGTON, March 22,-Judgc Law
renee. First Comptroller OF the Treasury,
has rendered a decision on question sun
mlitcG to him by the Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue Il, 10 whether the taNand tari!l
act OF March 3, 1883. either OF itself OF IN
connection with existing laws, operates as
an appropriation Of money necessary to pay
claims which may be presented under the
lth section for rebate Of tax on unbrokcn
factory packages OF tobac"o, snuff, cirgars,
cberoots, and cigarettes. The First Comp
troner decide That this act does not make
an appropriation Of money for tire pay
ment OF claims for rebate authorized by
said ia section, and that there IS no other
statute which makes an appropriation for
thai purpose. He also decides that the sta
tnte authorizes the payment OF claims for
rebate 70 manufacturers in stamps at the
reduced rate provided, but no such proyi-
sion is made for payment to dealers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
The Remains Of John Mowara Payne.

NEW York. March 22.-Tbe steamship
Burgundn, from MarseilIes, with the body
OF John Howard Payne on board. was sig.
nailed of the Navesink Highlands at 10
O'Clock this morning. Arrangements were
perfected to-day for the reception Of the
remains. An undertaken and his assist
ants went down the bay this morning In n
revenue cutter to meet the incoming
steamer TO obtain the remains Of the dead
poet aad convey them to the City Hall.
The Governors room in the City Hall.
where the body will lie I'm state to-day
and tomorrow, when they will be re-
moved TO Washington, ID. C., has been
draped in mourning. The body will be
placed on n catafalquc so that visitors may
readily view II a. they pass through the
room. The special committee OF the Board
Of Aldermen appointed TO receive and con-
yey the remains TO the City Hall met with
the representatives OF W. W. Corcoran, OF
Washington, at noon to-day, and Informed
the latter Of the preparations they had
made. The aldermanic committeeman the
WASHINGTON delegation viii meet the body
at the landing. From here the remains
will be taken 10 Washington on 4 special
ear furnished blythe Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. and delivered To- the authorities
II Oak-lIiil cemetery. TO be held by them
until the 9th Of June. The ninety-iirst ami
vcrSary OF tie poets birth. when the final
ceremonies will take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
= Zig Bird-kIgsIf.
~ AMY or mUEmRDs CLEAN OUT AZ EQUAL
NUMBER OF MARTINS.

~ AMY o. mUEMRDS CLEAN oUr AZ EQUAL
NUMBER OF MARTINS.
Lexington Transcript
Some wears since a gentleman in this city
erected "a martin-boX at his home, on Main
street, which was taken possession OF by a
single pair Of bluebirds, and while they
were building 4 nest the martins put In all
appeaYance and laid claim 10 II. For
several DAYS considerable diminishing
was carried on for its possession be-
tween The single pair OF bluebirdS
and pair OF martins, the biuebirds
invariably coming OF victorious. Thus the
matter stood until one fine morning about
c:31 O'Clock the attention Of The ncighbOr-
hood Wac attracted 10 4 congregation OF
hundreds OF these birds, and il was evident
from their manner that something unusual
was 10 take place. There was more or less
in-ieel:u. displayed on either side, but no
decided outbreak until hall an hour had
elaused after tic first meeting. NJ the end
Of that time The forces were marshalled on
either side and q general battle along toe
whole line commenced. Ii lasted for over
IN hour. and was carried on with fierce
ne-s and Nindic,iyeucss nser equalled
b. man himself. They pad no at
t.ntiOn % the surroundings, but fell
fighting ~ the feet Of persons stand
ing IN the yard. The weather being
pleasant. the windows in the house were
raised that the family might witness The
conflict, but TO their presence the birds
paid no attention. Numbers Of them passed
through the windows, and several pairs
Of them we're caught in the rooms fastened
together. There were no towards or
shirks, but every bird seemed intent on
doing his whole duty. In one hour the
martins were beaten. and retired from the
contest, leaving the bluebirds in possession
Of the field.
Now, the question 10 be solved Is, by
what means did these birds communicate
TO each other that great battle was TO be-
fougbtf That IT was so understood there
is hardly room for doubt, for from the
number gathered together they must have
been assembled from miles around.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23

tVVtffs -. fDW : "
1ImcfhV: -2.7J9 500.
Orcjard Gr0Ss: si.50M -f.75.
herd GrGss: Sl.2j. ,
herman Nilid Sled: 1915 e -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
'Cy,o MIX yynrfu Scu York.

NEW YORK, March 22.-EXcepting that
the shortage OF milk in this city i even
greater to-day than it was Yesterday, the
aspect Of the battle between the nilk-deal-
crs and producers remains unchanged.
The dealers who are unconncCted with the
Mix Exchmgc are hourly growing more
FESTIVE. rs they sec their business brought
10 standstill and their future prospects
icopardized; and II is certain, unless Il SET
Element |, at once effected. they viii take
the matter ont OF the hands OF the EX
change. The proposition on the part OF
the Exchange to pay = cents per quart for
the latter half OF the month OF March,
which was rejected by The representatives
OF the producers yesterday, will be- sub
mitted TO the meeting OK farmers to toe held
IT Goshen this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
The Sautl, Carolina Election Cases.

CHARl EsTOX. :. c.. March III ni'cd
States Commissioner GGycr to-day com
mcnccd the preliminary hearing OF the ease
AGAINST McFadden and other, managers Of
thc Witherpoon precinct. in Clarendon
county. charged with conspiracy Ia pre-
vent qualified voters from casting their.
votes at the last general election. seven
witnesses (ul white men) were exam
ined. They testified that they did
not vote on cleciion-day, and that
they could have voted. but did not
desire to do SO. Some Of them
said the reason that they did not desire TO
vote was because of The peculiar conStruc-
ton Of the poll, which was fenced in.
There was 30 evidence Of intimidation.
The ease was adjourned over until sa.ur-
day to hear the evidence Of J. T. Colcy, one
of the managers and defendants. who, it is
claimed by the Government, has turned
states evidence and made i confo sslon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
Fire In Georgia.

CoLrMBrs, GA, March 22.-At 1 o'clock
thi, morning the Fontaine cOttor-ware-
house was destroyed 10y fire. 1t WAS
owned by Abe Illges, and kept by Hatcher
q Brannon. Thirty-four hundred bales Of
cotton. forty rolls Of bagging, three hum
dred bundles OF ties, twenty barrels OF
syrup. forty-one bales Of domcstIcs. be-
side. other property on storage. were
burned. The Columbus BaSging-l actory
had on storage 600 worth OF property.
EVERYTHING except the Office furniture was
total loss. The loss il estimated At
5000. 900: insurance on building and con-
tents. $4,000. carried by different cOmpa-
nies represented by agents in this city.
Lcter.-The loss 10y the burning OF Fon-
tame Warehouse exceeds 100000. The
cotton burned was fully insured. except
less than 500 bales owned By planters.
The proprictorS, Hatcher Il Brannon, are
fully covered by Insurance. Tie loss IN
excess OF insurance will be $4,000. The
insurance j. divided among twenty-siX
companies represented 10y agents here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
xty-ThOusaDd-DoIiar Deficit In n
Bank B0ol-Nccper's Accounts.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 22.-Thc d.
rcctcrS OF the Merchants and Planters
Bank have been working on the books OF
Ray, the late book-keepcr. When the eX-
animation was made by CuriisS, the Ma
tional-Bank Examiner. the dctiGt was
said TO be $4,000. II is now as
ccrtaincd to be fully 100000. The
bank will meet the loss by using $4,000 OF
the reserve and accumulation. and by re-
ducing the stock $4,000. These amounts
will obviatc any demand on the stockliold-
ers for additional payments. Rays bonds
men viii pay $4,000. Speculation in cot
Ton futures. cards, de-, was The cause Of
the deficit. The bank has sufficient money
10 meet all demands. 40 rim has been
made on it, and there is no sign Of one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
An Aged Physician s4iiisd by HIS
NephcW-Ihe Murderer Attempts
Suicide.

\ Wheclisg telegram says: Guenther
Schncll entered the drugstore OF hi uncle,
Dr.. o.. SchuchharGt. aud told his brother.
Robert Schncn. that he wanted 10 see the
old Doctor. When the Doctor entered he
asked what was wanted. Guenthef asked,
"Don't YOU know met" "NO.' 81 am
Guentber." Who: Guenther Schncll?'
"Ne-." That i all right; | dOnot care;
vou have been in town some time, and
never came to see me- y few more
word, passed between them. Robert, hav-
In left the room, when pistol was
fired. rushed back 10 the store, and found
the old man lying on the floor with
blood pouring from wound in the side OF
his head. and Guenthcr waS placing the
muZlle Of his revolver 10 his own head.
Robert caught his arm, Gucnthcr saving
"lD me alone" 4 brother-in-law OF the
Doctor came in from back room. and
Guenther chased him back with his pistol
until the siiting-T0om was reached, when
he shot himself. The ball entered just be-
low the eft temple. An officer reached
him a~ Dee fell. In a moment he rose and
said. let me alone" The officer de-
iected wM,Sey in his breath. but the
Nah walked straight. lie was locked
up. and when examined lay q doctor
said be spit the bullet ont OF his
mouth. and showed a blister on his
tongue where it burnt him. He refused
10 >ay anything. The Doctor probed the
wound. but could find nothing. lie Is
about tNcntv-seyen years old, was raised
hy Schrchhardt. left Wheeling ten years
ago. and HIS worked IN and travelled for q
Pittsburgh drug-hou>c. lie WAS here seven
years ago. while sick, and schuchhardt
took care II him. Schucbhardt died five
minutes after be- was shot. lie was seventy
seven years old. and was considered very
wealthy. Coroner schulz examined Eo-
bert Gurnfhcr, the brother, who was the
Doctor. clerk, and found that Guenthei
has cx pressed dissatisfaction over The dis
posa a the Doctors money In hi, viii. On
the Way % jlil Gueniher wanted drink,
and said. ." / did il, but an afraid did moi
do it good enough" lie came 10 the city
abou. two months ago, hut refused 10 cal
OF 10, Doctor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
r.b. sal. c,car, s...o.,s ....a s,ceiy
isI.l4. sugar unchanged. Hogs unchanged.


TIA ,Ii sugar asau changed. Hog, unchanged.
LOUISVILLE. fffh
TortsyIfLy, March 2g.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet: 80. 2 red winter, si.os@sLIS'
J4c. Oats steady: mixed we.crn. 4ec: Proyss-
ions steady. New mess pork. 1915. nuik-
meats shcuders.s7.2;. Bacon shoulders ss.zo:
Iiam-- sugar-curod. 12.c. Lard steady, choice
kettle, i2sc. Whiskey GrIncr Mt sl.lo.
ST. LOtis.
ST Lorrs. March 22.- Flour unchanged. whcst
si0s,i@si.0ss cash, sI.0ss March No. 3 ROD
then reacted and closed better, though lower than
yesterday; sales ~ 1904 nc. cash, 4S%c. March.
Oats hlgher 594 &c. cash n AZ ;, AErl VIE
Bulk-Incais dull and lower: shoulders s72Os
long clear, s6.6j; short RIB. 1913; short clear
sio.55; short rib, siO.65: sior, clear, SI0.s6.
Lard nOrnioa..
CbrrhGo
CHICAGO, March 22.-yiour unchanged. Wheat
s,tys and g1sei,eS 'sgr',5 OBJ Mascs.
$1,000 i1.O5.@; No Chicago spring, OLE; No.
10. red winter. si.os. Corn active aud loweri
weak and lower, and closed srm Il outside prizes;
4n6D4nkc. caS5, 39ssc. March and Aprti. FORK
opsned wcas md lower snd sied arn ~ az ,as
hprA. Lard opened wc,k aud lower, snd siosc.
9rm At Outside price; s., casn ana 3,
fair demand: siiGHders. 81 IS; short RIB, $40,
snort clear, slo.A5. whiskey unchanged.
Miiw 4thrr
NILwArHFs, March 22.-Florr N fair domond.
Wheat steady; No. 2 hard. sl.li: soft cssh,
:i.064: March, si.n4 No. 3. sec /: No. 4. 15c.
Corn quiet; No. q SIC. oats easicr No 2. 3p,c.:
white 4ac; Provisions weak. Mess ION, !s.lO
f1ll5 cash and MaFch, slI.30 May Hog, weak
AT i6.sOGfS7.50-
NEW iORk Cotton rir,fKEr
new YORK, March 2'.-Cotton-Nst receipts.
2os Lales: gross receipts. l.OOs balsss. fu,nrs
closed steady; sales. 97JlOS bales: March. slo.O7
mslO.Oo: April,lS t0.fJNSlO.li: May, s'U.2Sn,
sIn.2g: June. slO.4zGrs DAB: Juiy. elo.54es
slO5J; August. slc.Gj@ sl0.6G: Sto.enter,
Sl0.3SQSs iO.3g; October. IT, HOS O.l6; No
yemher. el005IsI0.07; December. escsO7e9
SlO0g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

The First Comptroller or the Treasury Rem
ders Decision ON the Question OF Rebate
on Tebacco->ummary Removal Of n Nor
tana Postmaster By viaiiantcs-North Caro-
lima Cotton Mills Destroyed by Fire-Thc
south Carolina and New Orleans Election
Cases 100000 Fire In Columbus. Ga
Arrival OF the Remains Of John Howard
Payne In New Nork-Cueon yictoria's Gen.
dition Most Satisfaclory-Thc London
"Times" on the American Tariff Law
Other Foreign Events of Interest, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
The Queens Condition.

L0YDON, March 22.-lhc condition OF
Queen Victoria's limp, which was injured
by her fall on the stairs at Windsor Palace
on Saturday last, continues most satisiacto-
nv. Her Majesty keeps her room. IN obedi-
encc TO the advice OF physicians She i,
however, able to move about. The swell
ing Of her knee Is subsidirc. and IL Is
hored bv the physicians in Attendance on
her that il will disappear entirely within 4
few dave. There has at 10 time been any
grounds for the excitement over the matter
which seem. to have been created in New
York, but which has not prevented here.
The matter creates very litlle comment in
london.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar. Paid
for u TrOffing SfnI.inn.

CHICAGO. March 22.--Thc trOliinE staI-
lion jerome Eddy, record &:lCi, was sold
yesterday 20 II. .. Jcwctt & Co., Of Buff
ialo. y. Y, for S2j.000-ihc lrgest price
ever paid for a trotting stallion, with the
exception Of Smuggcr and Piedmont u
had been the intention 10 keep the animal
on the turf this season, with the cNpccta-
ton OF his eXceling his best record. but his
present owners have taken him 10 Aurora.
y. Y. and will place him OH ,tock-farm,
with the intention OF permanently retiring
him from the track.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
A Peatmaster Removed by Hanging.

WASHINGTON, March 22.--The Governor
OF Montana sent the following dispatch to
the post-Olice Department to-day: "The
vleilantes at Groonhorn, Montana. have re-
moved the Democratic postmaster by hang
ing him. Government fuel must I've scarce,
rs he was caught barn-burning. The Office
is now vacant"
The surcties have been notified to take
charge Of the Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
Washington Items.

WAsrINGT0N, March 22.-The Treasury
DEPARTMENT has ordered the payment OF
the interest due April lst on the 2Gth i'll
slant without rebate.
John A. Walsh was before the grand
Jury to-day.
II Is understood That the Government is
making another attempt TO indict eX-Post-
master-General Brady, in connection with
former United States senator, for con-
spiracy in the stM-route matters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
,,,,e,cr 4. geamv. OF Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-In the statement
OF the affairs OF Master Il Reamy, ship
builders, who assigned two weeks ago. the
nominal assets are estimated al S22S,l3G,
and available assets, including The plant
property and bills receivable, at 81, 40.
Liabilities are stated at Slli,0CG, including
SO. 900 due to the city and State for taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
The Scu Tariff Law.

LoSpoN, March 22.-The Times says the
new tariff law in the United states Is the
only step towards free trade. the prospects
for which might be clouded il tie prosper
itv Of America were checked or il Demo-
Gratis were TO shrink from their position on
the o;Ic,tion. The alarm 81 the protcc-
tiouists indicates how the prospect Tor free
trade Is at present Frightened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23

COLUMBIA. :. C.. March -. - Colonel W. Il.
Cash was fined to-day for assault on James
Heron in hotel here last night during a
dispute arising from the Fairfield election
eases. Heron was also fined. Cash drew
pistol. but did not Use IL. Two pistols
were found on his person, and be was
fined for carrying concealed weapons in
addition TO the other fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23
wnolcsnle nuellIng Among students.

VIENNA. March 22.-The recent demon
strof,on az the beading Club OF students
here in memory OF Wagner has led TO
twenty ducs among The Students the com,
batant- being Germans on one slde ana
,ustrians ON the other. One Of the par
ticipants was severely wounded.