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sn ming Va s"fss; redrd steady; rranaisssd.
9 ti-I6@STc. nol.xcs steady Rice In FAR In
q lry; domestic 6@7c Rosln quiet. Turpentine
! lei and unchanged. Hides in fsiringniry. Wool
4 let and ibout steady port very dull and price
ssss M nSS'n sa % n sYsssss s LAD
opened 7aiOc. higher; closed dull aud weak,
with sdya1cc partly lost; prime steam. Ply
94ll.5e, Freiehts dul'.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Msrsi, "a. flour lower and asms
IIoward-s'rctt and western ~grhne, 90 5Ie9
=; az family sslzSts; .iry n',s sapersaSns,
1928. Wheat-soutbern quiet aus steady: vet
ern dull southerncd 17mai.1 amber. a. 90
"a 81 II No. z we.iern winter rcd. pot, tll7f
asked. Corn-sottherp easier: we ts-si quiet and
firm southern white, 81 60 40. Y, .lo-y, o0Ao3c.
Oats quiet and steady: southern, 81 @Ssg.; wcsi-
vania, 5 les53c. Provisions unchanged and gsIet.
coffee steady; no r.rxocs, ordinary TO ri,r; sS
Sea- s 81 2slss S sS duh s % as.
changed.
CINCINNATI March 27.--ficnr dull and un~
heavy aud lower: 53s Sac. spof. 5Sc. Msscs.
Oats easy at 43.044c. Pork dan and unchanged,
Lard steady at sln.95. Buzz -pea,s Firm .na IN
changed. Bacon dull aud uGehnnsed. Wbiskey
declined 9 p inIs sugar easy thirds. es9ysc.:
sew orlea nc Ss 7ss; "s5 d Dy,s snD and
botchers, s7.IOds7.9n.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 81 Flour nncl.necI.
Wheat dnll No; RED S'n % ,n,,eS' sac.
oon s dT S9 ST mn..! gar sc no. dull
and nominal. New mess-pork. slS.55. Ruik-
meats shoulders.s725 Baeon-shouiaers,s SIG.
Hams su1ar-rur,d. 12tc. Lard quiet: choice
kettle, l2sc Whiskev inactive and lowc- at sl.l2.
81. Lo,Is.
ST. LorIs. March 81 Flour steady aud un-
changed. WHEAT lower for cash: No. fed IaiI.
.i.O0.e@aI.ios cash. sl.0ea hpri: aofn h, G
| cash. Whisscy lower az s1.l3. Pork high,r: job
bling. fl8.1g1. Buk-mcats hca more nrlniy,
long clear. 90 70; short rib. $3.50 short cs5 ear
short rib, $1,000; shor, clear, go sc@slo.s5.
Lard nonilna. -
CHICAGO, March 27.-Flour quiet ana UNI
changed. What unsettled: siofa March,t BY
as1.OiG April. Corn fairly active and s,mds
higher; 5Is453sc cash, 2 sc. March, 9ihs
err: 404c. cash, 395c. March, $3.50 April. Pork
generaly unchanged, but seine sale, rather higher,
SIG cash and March, sls;g7hg.sls.Io APrtl;
I'LL" cash and March. ~ l.l2k@f I.l5 kpin.
Bulk-meats In fair demand; shoulder 100:
short rib sl0.o5; short clear, Sio.4o. Whisky
steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, March 27.-Fiour dull AMI nomi-
nal. Wheat weaker: No. MILWAUKEE,. har,i.
sII3: SOFT cash, si.06.; March, fl.03&; April.
si.03E; No. 8, Soc. Corn firm r and inactive:
No 2. 53',c. Oats higher; No. Q, 4o5c.; white
nominally axe. Provisions firm. Mess pork,
sIs.2J cash and March. Lard-Prime steam.
al. 90 cash and March. Live hogs frm at 1880
Ms7.40.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Coiion-Set receipts,
| 20 bales gross receipts, 1880 bales. fuiprs
closed steady; sales 10000 bales: March. 1926
| mss.o9: April, elo.0i6Sl0O5 May, sl0.10;
! Juue. SOB JGv. slO43Gtl044: August.
! sl0.5jd Sl0.56; seD'emher. TlO.3l ets 1888;
| October, slO.O5@f 0.07: November. $4,000
| 1896: December, f936@
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Fail I'm whisIkcy.

CIScINNArI, ONO. March 27.-Tbc price
Of wliskey was lowered two cents to-day
by order OF the manager Of the whiskey
pool. The action was accompanied by Il
rumor Of the dissolution OF the pool, but
President Miller says there IL no cause for
trouble; that the pool Is as strong now as
ever, and that the disastrous failures which
have occurred OF late, together with the de-
moralization in Kentucky, made the cxis-
tence Of the pool more important than ever
It Is the only safety Of business 30 long rs the
cattle are in the stables. He attributes the
decline to the fall in corn, and says he has
thought $1.1i too high for some time.
The pool leaves. the price Of spirits and
other goods subject to such fluctuations ~
the manufacturers choose TO make.
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The Races in England.

LoSpoN, March 27.-The following was
the betting last night OH the race for the
Lincolnshire handicap 30 take place to-day,
the first day OF the Lincoln spring meet
ing: six TO one against Mr. i. Lorillarfs
fiye-year-old bay mare Aranza; eight TO
ore against Lord BradiOrd's fiye-year.old
bav horse Nessclif; nine 10 one against
Colonel lie Gendre Siarkie's siX-year-old
chestnut horse Sulphur; nine to one
against Mr.. Joseph Dayis's aged brown
gelding Knight OF BnrghIey; ten TO one one
against Mr.. Lefeyre's siY-year-old bay
horse Octave twelve TO one against Prince
Soltykofi's fiye-year-old brown horse SEQ
hell and twelve to one against Lord Files
mere's iive-year-old chestnut horse Low
land Chief. The race was won by knish
OF Burghley; scobell came In second, an'
sulphur third.
There were seventeen starters.
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Arctic Survivors.

New YORK, March 27.-Among the pas
sengors on board the steamship Wcstpha-
LA, which arrived from Hamburg this
morning, were Ensign Henry j. Hunt.
who belonged to the Rodgers, and Herbert
Wood Leach. James II. Bartlett, John
Lauterbach, and Frank Mason, survivors
OF the Jeanette and enlisted men. The
party will be officially received by Chief
Engineer Melville. late of the Jeanette,
in obedience to mandate from the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, who has ordered him to
report to-day TO Commodore Upshur at the
navysyard; likewise Lieutenant Berry, OF
the &hoo-ship st. Mary's, the recent COM
mander OF the Rodgers.
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a. ,,.u. Convictions I'm Ireland.

BELFAST, March 2'.-The Jury have rem
dered a verdict OF guilty In the ease OF the
ak members of the Armagh Assassination
Society who were placed on trial here yes
terday. The counsel for defence mainly
tried to impeach the evidence given by an
informer named Duffy. Tie argued that
the Crown doubted it own case, because 1t
had failed 10 secure the Indictment OF men
who. according to evidence offered by the
Crown. were implicated in crimes charged
against the prisoners. Inc counsel Tor the
Crown. In reply. strongly asserted the COM
c Of the land landlord LGaY"f Br o Sroas
Boyle, who was then treasurer OF the loca
League.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

yvw Yoas, March g7.--Oo,ton easy; uplands,
l0sc.: Orleans, lC.sc; consolidated ne, receipts.
i31iO bales; exporis-to Great Britain, 7,l02
bales: 10 The oonuaont, 2,a5e bahs. southern
aour dull and heavy; common 10 fair extra,
sI,2OGIs5.aO; good to choice extra, s5.2o@
10. sprS1E nominal, unsradel winter
@sl .ea%; 80. 2 rod. si.l9s@st.i9S; March,
ra,h lols aGllc higher, closing arm, With
reaction Of x4e.; ulsgraded, 5SeSSeAe. white
southern, 60@G76c.: No. 2, 66.Sle65Nc;i nareh ,
ooy .ilv active: 40. b, bObGi5OAe. Hops quiet
arm. and unchanged. Coffee higher and strong
no. E.c, April s7.so|s,.:o, .pvn s'ss
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Failure Of promincn. Canada Firms.

MONTREAL, March 27.-LOrd IL Mum,
the largest shippers here of western pro-
duce to Great Britain. have assigned.
Their liabilities are at least S2j0,0O0. They
expect TO make a good showing. Their
embarrassment has arisen from delay in
getting forward goods to maritime ports.
4. 4. Dcsmarteau Il Co., wholesale gro
GERS and wine, liquor, and cigar-mer-
chants, have made an assignment. La
biIities. 800, 000-SGo,0o0 direct, and SlO,-
600 indirect Their assets are unknown.
c. DeSmarteau q Co., wholesale grocers
and wine and hqlor-merchants have srs-
pended, with liabilities Of $4,000 and as
sets Of 100000.
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Kncnrrigiblc Apnciics.
TuElR NUMEROUS OUTRAGEs N ARi2oNA AM
MEXICO.


MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Agont Wilcox.
at the San Carlos agency. Arizone, tcle-
graphs that no Indians are oil OF his re-
seryation, and that he l. confident the
depredating Indians are portions OF Johns
baud, from Old Mexico.
General Crook telegraphs from Whipple
barracks TO Secretary Teller rs follows:
"Thc outragos Just reported have been
committed by small raidin.. party OF
Chiricahtas and ApachcS coming back from
Mexico. where they have been living since
they left here one year ago. Up 10 the
present moment seven persons are known
TO have been killed on our side of the
boundary. Troops are in pursuit. 80 far
as the threats made by the people OF Tomb
stone are concerned. am IN full sympathy
with them, and should be glad TO learn that
the last OF the Chiricahuas was under
ground. Ten years ago, when other Apache
bands were whipped Oh to the reservation,
the Chiricaluas were specially exempted
by the Government from this same subiu-
CATION. Since then il is believed that they
have killed not less than one thousand per-
sons in this country and Mexico. They
are constantly trying TO stir up mis-
chief among the agency Indians, and
SO long as they can run back and forth
across the border this territory and New
Mexico must look out for trouble. They
are the worst band OF indians in America.
The agency Indians are behaving well.
Not one has left san Carlos, and their
assistance can be relied upon in ease all
the ChiricahuaS return, as they may do II
pressed by Mexican troops or desire OF
plumber"
Secretary Teller, in reply TO General
Cook, telegraphed a. follows: "lour
telegram is received, for which accept
my thanks. ! agree with YOU that the
renegade band must be subiusated or de-
stroyed. The interests Of the whites and
pcaceable Indians alike demand this
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Passed CiI,,e.l New NtckcIs.

NASHVILLE. March 2I.-At late hour
last night w. c. Woodward was arrested
on telegram from the chief OF police OF
st. Louis saying that Woodward was
wanted by the Federal authorities on Il
charge OF passing gIlded nickels for five
dollar gold pieces. While being conveyed
to iail Woodward knocked down two po-
lcemen and ran away. He was fred at,
and was caught at the end OF the block by
two other policemen, who were attracted
by the firing. The st. Louis authorities
were notified OF the arrest. and replied
that they would send a TequisitiOn.
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yurderers Sentenced.

ST. LOUIS, March Elm the Criminal
Court this morning the Judge said that, on
the advice OF the Circuit Attorney, and on
further consideration OF the law and evil
dencc in the ease OF Russell Brown, charged
with the murder OF his grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Doris, and Pat. MeGlew, also
charged with the same offence, he would
accept the plea OF guilty Of manslaughter
in the first degree. The prisoners were
then arraigned and pleaded guilty, and on
recommendation OF the Circuit Attorney
were sentenced to ten years imprisonment
in the penitcntiary.
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A New York Man.Siayer Discharged
from Custody.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Aiter bearing
arguments on the shooting OF HIayerstick
by Conklin on the 18th instant, Policc-Jus-
tce Smith to-day decided that there were
reasonable grounds for the defendant ap-
pretending grieyous bodily harm at the
hands OF deceased, and discharged Conklin
from custody. The announcement was re-
cciyed with tumultuous applause by the
spectators. The testimony submitted to
the court was that taken at the corOner's
II,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Brady aud KELLOGG Es-Prcsident
Diaz Received BY the President-Arrival OF
lin Discharged from Custody-IIeavy Fail
urcs in Canada-Indian Troubles in New
Mexico, Oregon. Arizona, and the Indian
Tcrritory-Tbreats or Pillnge by Russian
socialists--Lorfilard's Arnpza Beaten in
IoDdou. &c.
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ycsse, Seized for Damages.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 27.-The
United states marshal has seized the
schooner Marcus A. Davis, Captain Long,
Of this city, for a claim for $4,000 dam
ages FOR sinking the schooner Gettysburg
oil Cape IIatteras two years ago. The
Gettysburg was owned by the Wilmington
Navigation Company, and was bound for
Charleston when she c0llidcd with the
DAVIS,
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7, must have been a terrible state OF
AFFAIR." that caused the psalnist 10 ask,
:. who can stand before his cold?" In his
dav the remedies were few and doubtful.
How much happier should this generation
be that has as household remedy, VI
Bulls Cough Syrup. SO wonderful mas
been It's cures that millions rise up and
call IL blessed"
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Oregon Indians on the Move.

SAN FRANsIsCO. March GA dispatch
from Portland. Oregon. says there are ru-
mors OF IN outbreak Of the Umatilla In
dianS. One report says that 400 braves
LETT their reservation and refused to re-
turn. Another says that they have gath
cred at the river for their annual salmon
fishing. Special dispatches report that
numbers are crossing the Columbia river
into Washington Territory. Their object
il not known. There have been 10 hostili-
tics 81 far
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Tennessee Railroad Bills.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 27.-ln the
Senate this afternoon the Edmundson rail-
road-commission bill, which il substantial
" the same as the Georgia railroad-commis-
sion bill. was substituted for the caucus
bill. The substitute is pretty generally re-
eardpd with favor by the railroad 'compa-
mics. The bill is under discussion in to-
nights session Of the Senate.
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Murdered by Apaches I'm New Mexico.

CINCINNATI, March ia Special from
Globe, Arizona, says man was killed ut
STEMS Pass, New Mexico, a short distance
from the Arizona line, yesterday by two
Apaches. 1t is supposed he was killed to
prevent him from giving information rs to
The direction in which they were moving.
The news was brought TO Tucson by =
passenger on a west-bound express, which
arrived at Tucson last evening.
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so.,o,;s,ie mauifesto I'm Russia.

ODESSA. March PA Socialistlc mani
festo is i'm circulation In the southern part
Of Russia inviting the people to avail them
selves OF the coming tstes on the occasion
OF the coronation Of the Car to pillage the
houses OF mobiles and Jews. \ deputatlon
Of mobiles has gone TO Sc. Petersburg to
ask Count ToIster, Minister OF the Interior,
70 provide for the protection OF their pro-
neI.tV
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Dukes Still i'm UniOntOwn.

UNI0XTOwN. Pa, March 27.-Dukes has
not vet complied with the notice TO leave
town, and the twenty-four hours are about
up. He has not ventured from his room
since he came back. Ii is whispered about
that another meeting will be held quietly
this afternoon, when it will be decided
what action to take in view OF DukeS's re-
fuSll To leave.
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Refused to- Eay.

NASHVILLE, March 27.-The bill to pay
in full the Tennessee bonds, amounting to
$500. zoe, held by the Peabody Institute Of
Baltimore. failed to pass the House OF
Representative to-day for want OF con-
stitutional majority.
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Renorfed Indian Outrages.

san FRANCISCO, March ia Tomb-
stone. Arizona. dispatch announces the
safe arrival there Of J. 4. James and {. NJ.
Tborudyke. who have been reported mur-
dercd by Indians. They report over
twenty men killed. The Indians are burn
ing of the grass.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, March 81. 1888.

IIEcUAff Ndf0H z n foCOss
sAtHs-FmsT BoARD.-s300 Virginia tax-re-
cciyabie coupons, cid, at 52il; 1000 Columbia
and Grcenyille second 6'sats3: 1000 do. at s2i,
1912 Virginia tax-rcceivablc coupons. new, at
as; 30 Columbia and Grecnvillc preferred ut AZ,
10 do. Mt AT; 2,0O9 Virginia new IS at 50i'
5000 do. (B. 81 at COX.
SECOND BoARD.-I0 Colombia and Grcenyille
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Enrei9n Notes.

coysr ,NrrNoPLE. March 27.-Tewfik
Rev. formerly Minister Of Finance. has
been appointed Turkish Minister at Wash
IoSpoy, March 27.-Monsignor Gastai
nj. archbishop Of Turin, is dead.
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NEW yORE, March NOoa.-st0cks weak.
Money. per cent. Exchango-l0ng. 479'i; short,
1922. state bonds irregular. Governments gen
orally unchanged.
I,sntmq.-ExcnaDge, $50. Governments lr-
regular: new 5s, 1884 bid: new 4k's. ll2h;
uew As. l2O: new o.. lU3s. Money, 9@6 per
cent state neglected Treasury balahceS-C0in,
sl2.5i3: currency, S6.9ll.
stocks VERY duh. weak, and lower.
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VANDERBlLT'S BALL.
v,>y M,LL,oNA,REs MAscuERAD'>G

,,o.,. ,hc Fashion and Wealth OF Gotham
Celebrated Easter-Mo"daY--a scene VII
entail sriendcr Event tnecuai'ed In
,se Social Annals Of she Coantry-tnidne
pnad-illcs and Costumes.
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Elnlil.

Floo,--We quote: kioe. s3e1S3.z3; superfne,
Sa75G,.25; extra, s5@s5.3Q: common family,
s5.3Sss:5Co; Paten, fasitiy, t7G<775.
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r,,a,,s, ca,d co, New York.

LONDON. March 2i.-About GlOo,OVV Oh
bullion was Withdrawn from the BANK VI
England for shipment to New York to-day
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MARINE INTELLr.ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH ~, 1883.
spVrNFD.

+ PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ~, 1883.
Arrived.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United Statca
mail, merchandise ana passengers, l.. y. Tatum y
superintendent
schooner Ohm y. Parker, Philips, Philadelphia,
coal. :. n. Halves.
schooner Alice Carlisle, Reed, Norfolk, scrap
iron.
SAILED.
steamer Roanoke. Coach. New York. merchan-
iIsr and pa ssengeYs, q. W. Allen Co.. agents.
steamer Ashland. Croker. Phiadelphia, iner-
chandise and passengers.J. ". ctarrich, agent.
SCHOONER George p iiailoek, Edmunde, Balti-
more, granite. Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NEwPORT'S NEWS. MARCH 81, 'e3.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Iuray. SchermerhoYn. Norfolk. mer-
/ chandise and passengers. 'hesapeake aud ONO
! Hallway Company land sailed ~ returnl.
| steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise ana pas-
| ,ongers, Sm.thield. Chesapeake and ONO Halfway
| Company land sailed on reidiSl -
| steamer Northampton, Mc,srrick. Norfoiks
| merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud ONO
| Railway Company lsBd sailed ON retuEnl.
| schooner :. II. Crawford. TiltOn. Brunswtck.
| Ca, lumber, Chesapeake and ohio Elevator Com
pany.
| SAILED.
| Schooner ID. :. Williams. English. Boston, coal.
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March 81, 1888.

WuEAr.-Whlte. o3d bushels. Red, l.l5O BUSH
els Ec-exhbited, 300 bushels.
ConN.--White, l,I92 bushels. Mixed az o"Nh-
els.
OATs-iOi bushels.
MetI.--lOo bushels.
PEAs.-39f bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.--White, ~ bushels 5000 at SIZE 70
oo Red 4 4 bushels good Long cry at sl.ls,
800 bushels mixed ut +l.lS; ils bushels very
good shortbc-ry atsl. Ia.
QOps-White, $50 ba sAels good q very good AZ
q 10 zoe Mixed. IL bushels good at 0lc.
rEAs.--s bushels black atsi.Jc.
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Spccula ton on Exchange very duit ana 2eheiilN
w,,tk. The market opened x ~. lower IMAM yes
teriay's close. From The opening VII near noon
The market was dull AMI weab, and decline oi Z y
was recorded in Central Pacific and s9l9 IN the
rest of the list-Union Pacidc, Michigan Central
st Panl, and Denver and Rto Grlnde being PROM :
nent therein. shortly after noon rally ~ ,se,s
ket was very duh and generally heavy, the result
being A decline Of E6L., lei by Michigan tehtral;
INITIAL Tfni0n however. sold up 1. In the rnil
dcllings there was fractional improvement anS
M market closed duh but Brm. toinparei WIN
yestcr,iay'. close the list shows decline ot "a
IL, in which Central Paeibc canada sontne i,
Michigan central, ond Union faelhc VT. ~ 'l''
most pro,anent. Transactions aGgrega'eh leS'-
0UO shares. -. ..,,t., ,,a, ~,
The Treasury Department gives notice ih3l or
! Wrduc--iav. April Ain, 18th, and sin, SonuV'-
| oou 81 bOnds, embraced in the l3oth CALI VIII ~
! redeemed ON preseniItlon at the Treasury Win
| Interest TO date Of I1ylneht'
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, March 97.-Virginia e., eonsoi
d,teJ Al . second series. 49,: pist-due coupons
| is: new 1914 IS, 80; new BE, SOY. Bid TODAY
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TRIMMED WITH DIAMONDS,

and with magnificent diamond head
dress. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt was ac-
c0mpanied by her children daintily appa-
relied, one as q rose, in pink tulle, with a
satin Oyerdress Of green leaves, waist OF
preen satin. and hcaddress OF white sat-
in, fashioned like bOuquet-holder; an
other as SIndbad thesSaiIor, in white satin
hrceches, white chemisette, flying jack
Of. embroidered in gold, and Turkish
shoes, and third as little Courter, III u
liQht-blue SATIN haud-cmbroidered coat,
with waistcoat and brceches OF white satin,
band-elnbroidered In roses and daisies.
Miss Ada Smith, sister Of Mrs. Wander
bill. wore, ~ peacock, dazzling costume
Of neacock-blue satin, The waist composed
OF real peacock's breast, with peacock
can and fan. The train and the front OF
the dress were covered with the peacock
/ feathers. Another similar costume was
worn by Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop.
Mrs. Seward Webb, Mr. Vanderbilts
sister. wore, as hornet, brilliant waist
OF yellow satin, with a brown velvet skirt
and brown gauze wings. This dress waH
paralleled by another representing a wasp,
OF purple and black gold gauze, with hori-
zontal stripes Of black and yellow, ana
transparent gold tissue overdress. A spe'
cial head-dre.s was imported for this cos
tune, with antenn;c Of diamonds. Yellow
gloves striped with black were worn with IT,
Mrs. Elliot +. Shepard, another OF Mr.
Vanderbilts sisters, appeared rs n Mar.
1uisc In an olive brocade train embroidered
In gold with front Of NiIe-green satin,
covered with.guazy
PEARL TuLLg, FEsrooYED WITH GOLD cohDs
The waist was made high at the back aud
square in front, trimmed with pearls and
old lace. The sleeves were Of pearl tuli'
pulled over yellow satin and trimmed viii
pearls. A high Medlcis collar OF black vel
vet and pearls completed the costume.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly wore
short skirt OF pale-blue satin, quilted II
diamonds, with large gold bead on eacl
point. The hem around the bottom wa
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T. fcd a. executor Of JOHN N. OrEY. deceased.
II ,.r-on- Indebted 10 hts estate VIII make pay
,aet no me- and All persons having claims against
I'd estate VIA preseat them 10 rue duly teriued
by Oath. . " a, 80. 80. " -,
Address Boa lO7, Lyncnburg, Va. ioh 20 lss
,J'O JOHN HENRY: Take notice that l
L shall on SATURDAY the lith day OF AmiiI
1883 move The Judge Of the Ihancery Couysot
lie c.tv OF Richmond. In the conr. no IN or ihe
aid court. TO Substitute some suitable person as
trli.,ce In your place and stead In IN" tfts -deei
execnted BIZ AdOlphes d. illians, trustee, inrits
:. Morgan and james Aesbiit. tr'a,ttt- hari.ns
GIannin and william Garrett T. Non, a tel ,nc
5th day of September, 1854. ard recorded ia ths
CLERK Office Of he Chancsry Court OF Tue S'f on
Richmond. IN Deadlock s. u, page 2o3:
yerv resnsctfLiy WILLIAM GARRETT.
Ry counsel. fiNW & NADOlLL. ~
| MARCH l0. 1885,. mn i5-nt
NOTlCE.-We have this day appointed
| ~ Mr.. J. 81. M,CoN our ayent 70 carry on tn, the
RETAIL GROCERY AM LIQUOR bOslNErS
In all It's branches. NJ No 9O3 ost EroaG street, 10
bay aud sc!ffor CASH only. ..,co
GEORGE 4. LATHkOt 90.
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