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Read the following Testimonials

Below find the names of I
cstify to it's merits:
w Nj Martin,
Shirley g. Co,
Reuben Clinkscales,
Thomas G. Jackson,
Fred & Brown,
Jeptha Watkins,
d IL Hammond,
II Rush,
DR. John Wilson,
G G Richards,
Bolt & Milford,
Jolly Poole,
Keasler & lindsay,
" \ MahaficY,
Mr. Simpson, Piedmont,
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"RoUGH ON RATs.-Clears ont rats, mice
reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, skunks, chip
munks, guphcrs. 15c. Druggists.
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j & & w T. Shirley,
Il l. Dacus & Rro,
J w Ashley,
Il a & b F Russell,
$ \ hutchinson.
Il II Welborn,
d II Hammond,
Jcsse 7 Ashley,
Hugh Rush.
NJ A Nfahailey,
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Irish Affairs.

LONDON, March 1.-The Times, in its
article touching the application OF Eng
land to the United States and French Gov
ernments for the eXtraditiOn OF L. j. Sheri-
dan and Frank Byrne, says: No candid
American or Frenchman would contend
that the case Of the PhGniX-Park muir
derers was covered by the privilege ae-
corded political offenders and asserted in
Great Britain after the attack Of Orsini
and his accomplices on the Emperor Napo-
leon in Paris in 1853; but the Times says
II only completely in the organization OF a
secrect society is alleged against Byrne and
Sheridan their eXtradition will possibly be
refused.
LIMERICK, March Thirty bead OF cat
tie, belonging to Mr.. O'Flaherty, the late
president of the Land League here, has been
seized, OWING to non-payment Of rent by
O'Faherty.
Three hundred women will start from
here this week for New Hampshire, where
they will be employed in cotton factory.
The board of guardians has voted fifty
pounds towards furnishing the emigrants
with an outfit.
LONDON, March 1.-Mr. Parnell wrote 10
James Mooney, president OF the National
Land League OF America, yesterday, In
forming him that ii the House OF Commons
refuses second reading OF the land bill,
which he will move on the 14th instant,
and il there is no prospect OF further legis-
lation for Ireland during the present ses-
sion OF Parliament, he will forthwith pro-
cced TO the United States to attend the pro-
posed convention i'm Philadelphia.
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The Wor Oh MonopOIies.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 1.-Governor
Pafison sent a message to the Legislature
to-day stating that at has been publicly
asserted by Mr.. +. b. Gowen, reputable
and responsible citizen, in the hall OF the
House OF Representatives, that one L. G..
Patterson, a person employed by the State
in an action to recover certain taxes claimed
by the Auditor-General to be due by the
Standard Oil Company TO the Common
wealth. was paid by the officers OF said cor
poration to suppress the testimony he had
collected, and the State thereby was de-
barred from obtaining its just dues"
The message is accompanied by papers
giving the facts in possession of the Gov.
ernor concerning the charge against Pat
terson, showing that the latter was employ
cd by the state, and that ne was subse-
quently employed by the Standard Oil
Company at large profit. He also sug-
gests that q committee Of investigation be
appointed by the Legislature, with power
to send for persons aud papers, in order
that the truth OF the accusation may be de
termincd.
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Tine Aueu.tintan society Failure.

LAWRENCE, MASS, March 1.-The Au-
gustinian Fathers make the following
financial statement Of the liabilities OF the
Catholic churches in Lawrence: Seven
hundred and three personal accounts,
SiO5, 400; interest outstanding TO January,
1889, 93i 200; mortgages, $3.50, 0O0-total,
1857, 300. Following are the assets: ST.
Mary's church and grounds, $500, 900; pa
rochial residence, $4,000; convent and
grounds, $4,000; st. Mary's school and
grounds, 100000; Immaculate Conception
church, $4,000; Immaculate Conception
residence, 100000; st. Lawrence church,
$4,000; ST. Auoustine's chapel. $4,000;
cemeteries, S20,000-total, S569,000. This
leaves apparently a surplus OF S1.7O0. hut
AZ the market value OF The assets is muck
less than the cost, there Is deficiency
rather than n surplus. 1t proposes to pay
annually at least $4,000 Of deposits and as
much more az the endeavors OF its men,
bers here and elsewhere can obtain. IL
asks that depositors forbear for time en-
forcing their claims, and that the congre-
cations of the various churches cooperate
with their pastors In liquiding every claim.
Three more attachments were made on
church property to-day by depositors.
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French Opposition to Delivery Of
Byrne.

PARIS, March 1.-The UniUerS violently
attacks the Government for its presumed
intention TO deliver Byrne to the English
Government. IL says: a" England refused
to deliver Bolnard, an avowed aecompice
OF Orsini in the attack on Napoleon, and
she has offered an agreeable refuge to all
our political conyicts and amiable commu-
nists. Now, on the simple denuncation
of a wretch who sold those who were his
tools, the republic delivers up lrlshmen
who until contrary proof is brought ought
TO be held innocent Frank Byrne was
arrested on the direct charge OF assassina-
finn
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HOW TIE CAPTAIN OF AN ITALIAN bAih'
REFUSING AID, ALLOWED HIS Vessel TO
SINK.
Especial telegram TO tie Dispatch.I
NETWORKS NEWS, March 1.-AtlO O'Clock
Yesterday morning one OF the boats OF the
Virginia Pilot Association spoke and
boarded the Italian bark Figogna about
seventeen miles off Cape Henry, and found
her in Il sinking condition. She was from
Carthagena bound TO Baltimore, with iron
ore. The pilot crew found on boarding
the vessel the crew OF Life-Saving Sta
ton No. 4. The former offered to assist
the captain OF the bark, but the offers were
refused, and he would permit them to do
nothing to save his vessel. The revenue
cutter Hamilton, Captain Deane, boarded
the bark carly in the morning aud had sue.
ceeded in getting hawser TO her. but it
WAS afterwards east off by the crew OF the
bark. The vessel sank at 2:lo l. NJ. IN SIX
fathoms Of water. The captain and crew
went ashore in the life-saying stations
boat. No one drowned.
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u Is said has commanded $3.50 10 ~ pr 100.
All good fine qualities command tjfn prices,
while inferior and common are neRIeettds No
nne export In shipping order offering. OW guQta-
hand consists mostly Of pondestrfpt GuaIiiie1
pAHK TOBACCO.
Lngs.-Common, e3as3.j0; good. e44sf.o6s
ana foae0.h0 for extra manufacturing.
L<df~-CommOn. s5.2jH $3.50: GOOD, 97.5Ot1
~; tine, sluMflf. some fine stemmIng has
com inznded sl3.75@ef4.
BSieHr roBAcco--NANUPACTURIS
Snokvs--tommon, sS6sfO; medium. clio
ylS(dt20<
Fillers;-Fc. lug hllcrs. frow - 10 90; COM
$ls.5O@s15; fine sl5.50asfs.
Wrappers. & 'omm0n. slsMs22.5O: medium
s25enf30: good, $3.50 s40 hnc, ia ass: fancy,
s609s65.
Wrappers. Hnhogonv.-t,ommon, s2o@s25;
medium. 430@s35: good, i40@ff5; 6nc, 1900
S55 extra, 50 4. Sc4460.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-02
The Georgia Rnilrnad Snif.

ATLANTA, March 1.-The Supreme Court
has sustained the decision Of the court
below in the ease OF the Georgia Railroad
Company against the Railroad Commission.
This was am application for an injunction
to restrain the Commission from enforcing
its rates az against the Georgia railroad.
The case will probably go to the Supreme
Court Of the United States. The court
below had sustained the Commission and
refused the bill.
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Hi.CentenniaI celebration In Trenton.

TRENTON, March IA large number OF
ex-members OF the Legislature are in town
to-day to attend the bi-ccntennial celebra-
ton OF the Legislature, which will be given
in the Opera-House at 2 O'Clock this after
noon. The chairman OF the Committee on
Arrangements sent out about 500 invita-
tions to persons throughout the State,
about one third OF whom are present this
morning. The exercises will consist Of
addresses and music. In the evening Gov
ernor Ludlow will hold reception.
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Dropped from fheROIIs.

ANXAPOLIs, MD., March Naval Cadets
Charles +. Woodruff, OF Pennsylvania;
Charles j. Gross, OF Maryland, and William
A. Megratb, of Georgia, who were engaged
in the demonstration of the 3Oth Of Janu-
airy last, the only three OF their class who
failed to express regret for their Conduct,
have been dropped from the rolls OF the
Naval Academy by the Navy Department.
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The Princess Masu.

YOKOHAMA, February 6.-tbe daughter
horn fo the Mikado January 18th last will
be known TO the public as Princess Masu'
The private name OF the INFANT Il ruml'
Prince Arisugawa arrived from san rran-
cisco February I'd. An imperial progress
through the southern provinces OF Japan
is announced for May next. Schemes are
in progress to engage the young members
OF the nobility largely in naval and mill
fnru carnpra.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YOlik.

NEW YORK, March Lection qni~s and firm
10 7-l6c: consolidated net receipts. l4-62s bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 1913 bales; -
France 2i4s bales; to tse continent, io,o%o
mon 10 fair extra, s4.60est0.30: good o. choice
extra, s5.40@s7.15. wbeat-Cash lots trine or
auentIy lost mos; Of the advance. closing strong
again at about outside raies; ungrlded winter red,
I9s@s Ass NS red March Corn cpsnsS
| km1sc. higher, subsequently, weak, and lost part
of the advance. closing firm again at tin. best
No. 3, March. S2s&73c.: April. 72sGE7s,se.
Oats hC41c. higher No. 3. size. Hops dall and
options higher; Rio, No. !, March, $40: April,
E.30@s7;f2i spots. 10, sugar tlrm bu. qoiet
cen,riIg ssned nrmsr sdan ga Co., a, 49,
unchanged and quiet. Rice steady and fairly ac-
tive. kosn drm and quiet. Iurpentine dull at
| 51{tG52c. Hides firm and demand mottfynte.
oiquiet and held very drm. Pork very quiet and
held firm spot, new mess quoted "a $4,000
{i9.75; iddles firm andquict: long clear, 1Otk1
| lOsc. Lard opened 3d4 points higher, clo,ed
weak with the advance lost: trade quiet: prime
steam, spot, s1165gssl l.674: March, 81 1900
s1I.67; April. 81 177@sl l.sO. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March I.--Flour unchanged aud
dull. Whcat--southen steady; western steady
and Inactive: southern red. l2Oms %; amber,
sl22@sl27; No. / Maryland, sl.23@s1.23y;
Corn-soaihcrn hrmer; western shade higher;
southern white, 65@Ggc.: yellow. 65 d69C. Oats
irm onn quiet southern, 9nNoac.; western
5OG sac Provisions nrm and unchanged. Cofec
quiet; Rio cdrgocs- ordinary 20 fair. Sd94c: SUI
gar hr m , spit' vc Nns,key stcads ~ si'icf
Mfi'ls' freEn'S uhchangeu'
CINCINNATI
c,>,c,.>,r, ,I,roh +, r,o,r s,o,,r aud nm
'I.ncm S s',ia, az anu un
Torn hfimer, o2@oo,e; sp9a, 2fSao ,Se Apr ~
s sel,Ve r 800 Sr 70 ~ ropk nI RnS al
@si $40. Lara urn ny sii;Z2; busms a -, ~
1000 denahui shoI, rlp, ffx3i IT'D s3.stz.
bacoh irnl ihI hnenabReu. WHISKY stei1y az
Sl.if. Sugar nrin ana nnd unchanged; live LOGS
urn d hu ronl; - lg.s' So''o$s'io packing
,or,ov,,,r
ro,,e,,u,, ,,a,oh ~. eu,,, 49,, 49,
,',d, W. W., ' uI, a., our n,n AZ. un
~ ie NJ .' ,' mi' ~: ~, ~, n,1
~. - 49, . s,u I'm o. Will v 10
oo,'. ~. = niAo.' q Igtvfo' UatsIiehan' Iai,
anu p rii - 'S S,1 iioNisons III ~"
ue,n'nu AT i,nt P,lces. Nc" iners pVih, ply.
shoulders, l'sc; clcir rh lUc.' clcar
,,iIes' lD'ec' bacou-cnouluers; sac GEAR rlp,
iOsc.i GEAR, ll1c. sngar-chted hains to.c. Lara
IN gppu u'nanu az lun prlees choior hetue-itn-
ooiot md ,n,b ,ploaJ ''' "Ai-"' ""''A'f
f ~
ST. LOUIS.
ST oIIs March l. I1our firm and uncbapoes
Wheat higher: No. 2 red fall 81 i II@i.Iis cash.
SI.I3K@sl.l3s April: No. 3 red FIJI. sl.07 hid
Corn higher and fairly active: 53kc. cash 53NCs
| 51c March. Oats higher. tOc hid cash Whiskcv
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The philadelphia Election Frauds.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-C. Morris
FitZsimmons, an assessor, was convicted
in the United States District Court to-day
OF improperly returning as voters persons
not entitled TO vote. An application for a
new trial was made and will be argued at
future day. John 5. Myers, the proprie-
tor of the clearinghouse from which FItz-
simmons procured his list of "colonizers,"
was then placed on trial to answer the
charge OF giving false information to United
States supervisors. The United states
counsel claims to be able to prove that TWO
thirds of the names given by Myers were
not entitled to vote.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO The DESPATCH FROM ALI. POINTS

Washington News aud Gossip-Consrcssiona |
Proceedings Yesterday; The Hitch on the
Tariff Bill; Conference Committee APP
pointed; Representative Van vocrhis, Of
New York, tndnigcs In Some Choice Lam
cuaee, for Which He IL Made TO Apolo-
size-Ststcment or the National Debt
Liabilities OF the Augustinian Society ut
Lawrence, Mass.-Swin Rctribution i'm
Texas RAILROAD Mauers-Navai Cadets
Dropped from the Roils-Ladies Killed BY
\ n Train--A Royal Siiver-W eddinR i'm Ber-
p lin-Other Foreigp Events OF Interest, &c.
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A $4,000 Fire I'm Lynchburg.

fSDecIaI tcIc9fdIu 70 VI"
LyScHpuRo, VA, March LA large
frame tobacco factory belonging to the
estate OF James Thomas, OF Richmond, and
occupied by r. T. Lacy, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this evening, together with
Ito contents, consisting oil 10000 pounds
OF scraps, 10000 pounds Of leaf and 4s
borsheads OF stems, The fire originated
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ReIgian Bishops threatened.

BRUSSELS, March lin discussing the
Governments estimates in the Chamber OF
Representatives last night, the Minister OF
Justice, while opposing reduction OF the
salaries OF the bishops, declared that II the
bishops refused to submit to the decision OF
the chamber the ministry was prepared to
use repressiye measures against them as
energetically as they were employed against
anarchists.
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Judge Lynch I'm Tcxus.

NEW ORLEANS, March IA special to
the Times Democrat from Austin, Texas,
says: "a gentleman just from Ellgen-
town says a negro boy, seventeen years
old, attempted an assault on girl aged
thirteen years while on her way to school.
Tuesday morning he was detected and
marched TO town, where he had trial
before justice and was found guilty.
He was taken from Jail Tuesday night and
hanged TO a tree.o
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was held last night IN the OIL palace, ard
was carried out with great pouir and sp!en-
dor. Nearly all the German primers and
prnccsses were present, representing dM'
fercnt historical characters. The event was
n great auceeaa
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w,xo Ladies' Killed by " Train.

HAMILTON, Me-, March 1.-Two men-
McJnelly and Brown-accompanied by
their wives, attempted to drive across the
track OF the New Brunswick and Canada
railroad at Canterbury, N. b., yesterday
In front OF an advancing train. The train
struck their pung. killing both OF the la
dies almost instantly and seriously injuring
McInelly,
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Failure of Large Ohio Iron Com
Dnuy.

CINCINNATI, o., March IA special to
the IimeS-Stdr, from Steubenville, Ohio,
saws: 1.-THE Cleveland Furnace Company,
operating under lease the furnace and
mines OF the Steubenvill Furnace and Iron
Company, failed this morning. Their lia-
biiites are 100000; assets from $4,000 TO
$50, 600"
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accidentally in a kitchen adjoining the
building. Estimated loss, $4,000; insu-
rance, $4,000. This makes about sl40, 200
worth Of property destroyed by fire here
within three DAYS.
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Another Extradition case.

LouGHREA, March 1.-The persons ac-
cused OF numbering man named Doherty
In 1881 have been remanded to await the
extraditlon OF land steward who was an
accomplish in the crime. He fled to Ame-
rico
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, March 1, 1883.
sALEs-FIBsT BoARD.-1 900 Richmond and
Danyilc incomes, 1888 tB. c.. at 1927, 1000 do.
tB. CO. at 1924; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia
nnd Augusta Railroad stock at 20; 90 shares At
ianta aud Charlotte Railroad stock at 62s.
SECOND BoARD.--2 shares Charlotte, Columbia
a nd A no,sfa Raitroad stock n OQ1
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uomber az parliament i'm Prison.

DUBLIN, March l.-Mr. Harrington, the
imnrisoned I.and-Leaguer who was recent
" elected 10 Parliament, has been removed
from MulIingar to Galway prison, where
he will serve out the remainder OF hts sen
fence
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by TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 1-Noon.-stocks quiet and
firm Money, 5M5H per cent. txchange-Long,
ASH; short, Asa. state bonds neglected. 6o'-
ernmenis generally unchanged.
Erentn = EXCHANGE, 4Sls- Governments
irregular: new SIS, 1888 bid; new 4Fs, 1928;
new A., 119a; new 81, 1899. Money, o@7 per
Treasury baiaaces-Coin, sI22'939; currency
s6,922.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-02

81 never found any medicine that pro-
duced such remarkable and instantaneous
effect as 81. Jacobs Oil did," says Mr..
Short, proprietor OF the Belmont Hotel,
LOWELL Mass
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Assignment.

AUGUSTA, GA, March John Jay Gal
Iaher, shoe-dealer, has assigned. Liabili-
ties, 1880; nominal assets, $1,000; pre-
ferred creditors, $4,000,
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FERTILIZERS.

+ BEG TO ANNOUNCE that have boom
L appoiuted agent for lhe sale ~ LISTER BRO
TUERs' eel EBRATED FERTILIZERS. Mher-
ever these have been tried ttoy have given the bet
satisfaction. respectfully solicit orders and VIII
che,rfuly furnish any information desired on alt-
ulIcation a. ". WOOD. rccd-nan. corner ~ixtit
and Marshall streets .Dd 1880 Main street, Rich
,nnnd va nah 2-lm
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Flour.

Flour-we quote: Fine. x9@tS.25: sapeIfne
family, s5.50gas6: Patent family, $7@s77o.
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The stock market opened irregular but In the
main LGIl above Yesterdays closing figures, the
latter Omaha preferred. In the early dealings
thereNyas a reaction of ha., alter which the mar
tet m, ngh dull bee lme strong. aud sold up. With
an occasional fractional reaction until shortly be-
fore The close, an advance Of ~ taking place In
81 Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba, and Iiann-
bal and ST. Jo preferrcd Il In Delaware, Laeka-
wanna and Western; IA IN Michigan Central; ~
i'm Reading and Wabash preferred: Is IN missouri
J,aeinc and IA in the remainder Of the hst-the
Inter louisville and Nashville The market closed
generally heavy at fractional decline from the
highest point OF the day, compared VITA yes'er,
and Vanderbilt stocks being permanent Ia the day
advance: while Hannibal and ~. 10. preferred Is
q, per cent. higher. Transactions a2gregased32i,-
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 1.-ViTginia G's, cons0l.,
II. sncopd serfes "A Uast-duc cOtanou,. 4 ~.
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sAIEs REPORTED NO sEORETARY.

WuEAr.-Whltc, % bushels good 10 prlDe At
.oS 10 ~ SO; l,02S bushels very good an prl-
vale tertss. Red, 600 bushels very good Lossberry
ON nriyase terms: $40 beshels very good ~ prime
Jongh.rry al 81 80 TO Sl.33; las bushels prime
mixed AZ 81 .33; 3l6 basbsls very good sixed on
private terms; 4i2 blshels good shsxtberry on
private terms; 34i sashels good To very good
Shotberry ~ l.25 sosl.2I.
CoRS--White, sue bslahels very god on private
testas: so bushels eN the %, good, ~ zoe. ,iOS
bsshels good 10 pfsIpe AZ 60 70 o2e.
MEALS bushels AZ 63c.
CoTToS.--Tone steady. Receipts, 1i7 bahs
shipmcnts 1877 bales Quotations; Mtddhng, 9e
70 Die; Low mlddiing, % To etc.; good osdl
nary, &c; ordinary, Sc.
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silver wedding OF tho German Crown
Prince.

ReRtIy. March 1.-The historical cos
,,,m n hall IN honor OF the silver wedding
Of the crown Prince aud Crown Princess
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, March j. 1853.
The reoeipss Of loose tobacco filling "a uptdty
The receipts Of new crop II hoesheads liner els
inRs Some ane sie1nmipg twhleh ~ - deLaaAo'
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CLOSED.

The testimony was here closed for the
present. and the jury adjourned, subject to
the call OF Coroner Harlan.
The investigation will not likely except
in the event of some new reyelations) be
resumed until the report OF Professor Nal
lett is received, which will probably be two
or three weeks hence.
The services OF DR.. Hamilton could not
he had in the investigation to-day, his
eldest daughter, Il bright child OF thirteen,
having died this morning OF scarlet-feyer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRToFRICHMoND. MARCH /, 1883.

Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United lea
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Taynu,
superintendent.
Schooner Veto, Springer, Orient, l.. l., guano, W.
G.. Crenshaw.
SAILED.
Steamer Monitor Davis. Smiihield, coal. Chesa-
peake aud Ohio Railway Company; vessel, Curtis A.
Parker
barge 7. NJ. CahilI, Hogan, Hampton, coal.
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway Company: vessel.
Curtis s. Parker.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Best Anthracite
RANK CoaIh.rg Sniint Iump, So: Hail, s5.75.
Block SplInA $3.50. Pine Wood. 50 TO Oh gsr
bali cord: Gas Wood 81 rs per halfeord. Kind
ling Mood al Dwer prices. All kinds or Enznne
Coal and sen Coke. Office. Broad street oppss'ts
Theatre, or 1908 Cary street. o.x
fe 8 ~ ", tAea-
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHRAT.-Whise, l,l2S bushels. Red, 1904
bushels. a., -
bushels.
OATs.-l ,o77 bushels.
MEAL IS4 bushels.
FLOUR.-2AO barrels.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH l, 1898.

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 1, 1898.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray. schermerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
ehundse and passengers Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILWAY Company land sailed on return).
steamer Accomac. Desk. merchandise and pas
scngers, smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
COMPANY land sailed on piurnl.
steamer northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on rtnrnl.
steamship funis lryfu, Galveston for Breine1Is
put for cod tand proceeded.
SAILED.
steamer Concord, -, Bal imorc, light.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease OF
the public debt during the month OF Feb.
ruary to be ST,630.G7S; cash in Treasury,
1906, 2G6, AS; gold certificates, $780,
40; silver certificates, S73.295,910; certiii-
Gates of deposit outstanding. 81 100000
reiunding certificates, S3S5,95O; legal tend
erS outstanding. S346,6S .0l6; fractional
currency outstanding, S7,0l6,49S.