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TRIAL. OF ALLEGED PARTICIPANTS bEGCN-
ONE OF TIE CONsPRAIoRS TURNS m
FORMER.
IoxDoN. April 19.-Norman, Dalton,
Wilson. Or. Gallagher, Bernard Gail9-
obpr curtin, Ansburgh, and whitehead.
the eight men arrested on the charge Of
bcing concerned in the dynamite conspi-
racv. were again brought up IN the Bow
street Police Court this morning. II was
noticed rs a significant fact that Norman
was conveyed 70 the courtroom by a
detective separately from the other pris-
oners.
mingbam for trial, protested against hand
cufls being placed on his wrists. He de-
cIared that the entrance 10 the courtroom
,vos the " rates OF hell" On the prison.
ers being arraigned in court il was an
nounced that Norman had turned inform
ar The rest of the prisoners. including
Pernard Gallagher and Whitehead, were
foy,noI,v CHARGED with treason and felony.
MIR. Poland. in opening the case for the
Crown. said he had a quantity OF fresh
evidence against the prisoners which would
be furnished at the proper time.
NORMAN's STATEMENT.
Norman. on being called 10 the stand,
testified that his real name was W. j. Lynch
and that be was born OF Irish parents in
| fhe state OF New York. Lynch ,wOre that
he worked in October last at a coach
builders in Brooklyn. At that time be
Joined a secret society in New York, the
oliect Of which was TO free Ireland by
force. lis members went by numbers
The hall in which he was sworn
was situated on the corner OF Sc
cond street and the Bowery. There
were other associated clubs. The
mlnarers OF the clubs were known as dis
trict members. They were not known K
| each other BY name. Members were select
ed 10 20 on missions. He lynch was sen
70 DIR. Thomas Gallagher. who lived OF
Nanhaften avenue, Greenpoint, l.. l., op
nosiie New York. Gallagher told hin
( he was 10 90 20 London. He would
know what for when he got there. Gal
Iagber gave him fifty dollars, and toll
him to take steerage passage by the steame
Snain. under the name OF Norman. Gala
cher gave MIN one hundred dollars NOR
and told him to 90 10 London and inquir
NJ the American Exchange for letter ad
dressed 10 him. Lynch did not want TO 20
as he had relative TO support; but tinall
went Gallagher gave him small box
He examined this on the steamer, and fnd
ing il contained spring which worked b
pressure, he became alarmed and threw
into the sea.
He arrived in London on the 22d
March. His first act was TO take the lette
he had written TO Gallagher TO the Bowie
Exchange TO inform the latter OF his al
rival. and where he could be found. II
saw Gallagher on the 9th or 18th
March, and walked with him past the seen
OF the recent explosion in the Government
offices at Westminster. He asked: al
that what we are going to dol" Gallaghe
replied ayes, and ii won't be child's pla
ether They passed hallway over Yves
minister bridge, when Gallagher, who ha
been viewing the houses Of Parliament, n
marked: "They will make great eras
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aloe. n. for standard sizes In iarpe lots
d,aiers G-IIGse. ia snsll lots: tDF.i>h anf
American sheet. 81 XII. fE5,sc. swcdts' manner
y,fis. c,ld Dpmi,ilen $40 for standard sizci
for 200 kegs. In snail lots, 500. A.,
iongh-C0Sfings. Wholesale. &c.; Frtaii' f;ss'
Rope: Manila. best. IJc. juie. 7]sasc.
Liquors. Wines. NC.
Ale: scotch. bet brands, pants s2@s2'-o
Bran.aies. Domestic. 81 .oO@sI.5o; fruit 90c.s
sl.25:. apple, new. -l.sjgs2; Old, s2.25ess3
re Wsiskegs: Medium. sI.5o@s2; purc old,
f3Hs4 Virginia mountain, new sl.13e-S' old,
Gin: Domestic, sI.2o@sl.5o; imported, IS .
Ser England Run sl.5O@sI.85.
Recfffed Whisksgs. sl.l0Hsl.fO.
Lumber. slaves. Sc.
Lumber. The market T. wen stocked and iittie
I.OOO: on market. slO@sl5 z. Loco; Western
Virginia poplar, tlJH-ZG z LOCO; West |tr-
gnia white pine Ssaso Ig s,e,ry e.iIS Psni
io'si. slO@slJ. according 10 sizes and lengths
SMUGGLING, sl.I5@ $50 cyprsess In,insh
49, 'sse:I 7 49, = 1000 iS''' "
SGres: 'Whi.key-barrel timber, green. .iss
500 Z 1000; seasoned, s2Og 20 { l.nVO. flour
s7ass: turned heading, Sc. z sei, slour-far.
rel poles. ~ a=6. Hogshead-hoOps. zoe. 3 bundle
Powder. shot. sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 800 90c. r 100 feet.
PORTER: 1928 by The i've kosl--less than i've
shot. Northern. sl.s5 3. bag Of 20 Do
GTtndsfones. I-eaSc = d.
Seed.
Ti,aoihy: s2.5o@s2.75.
orchard Grass; sl.250asl.7o.
Hiilst SEED. Slasl.25.
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, April l9.-First race-selling
race. fiye-cighihs Of mile; won by Con-
Stamina; Hickory jim second, Jim Tur-
ner third. Time, l:0ja.
Second race Cotton Exchange stake
for three-year-old colts, 0ne-and-a-hali
miles; Drake Carter won; Joe :. second,
and Sovereign Pat third. Time. 2:434.
Third race-mile dash. welter-weights ;
won 10y Lutte Fogle; Buckmaster second,
Eulalie third. Time, 1904.
Fourth race-steeple chase, about two
and half miles; won by Twilight; Eva
A. second. Time. 5:37.
Florence ID fell aud threw her rider.
Eva A, although well in lead, became un-
manageable. and ran outside the flags.
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Judgment Against a Bondsman.

NEW ORLEANS. April BIN the Inited
states Court to-day the Government Oh
tanned Judgment against +. J. Heron,
surety on the official bond OF General j. b.
Steadman. internal revenue collector for
this district in 1861 and 1S5S. for 100000,
with interest from the date Of the Judicial
demand. >,eadmau'. shortage is placed Il
NJ S3jQ.000. Counsel excepted 10 Judge
Billings charge 20 the jury.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Ratification or Treaties With spain-The
southern Press Association-An Alleged ae-
complete Of Crockett, the Lynched Mur-
dcrer, Ordered 10 Leave the state Degiu-
ming OF tho Trialior the Dynamite conspi-
rators in London Progress OF tho Ph~niN-
Park Murder Trials; Timothy Kelly Ar
raigncd- Extensive stamp Robberies IN
Havana Eighteen NIhiiis,s Convicted and
Sentenced Other Foreign Events OF Inter
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warned 90 Leave the state.

LYNcHBrRG. VA. April ID The lynch
ers OF Bob Crockett. the Wytheyille mur-
derer. have warned Robert Meyers. IN al-
legged accomplicc Of the former, to leave
the state by the oath instant. II i said
that Crockett confessed his crime before
beng hung and implicated Movers. The
latter denies any completely. and pub
fishes card in the Enterprise to-day de-
fying the lynchers and expressing hl'
willingness 10 surrender 10 the auihori-
ties and have the fullest investigation.
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Unwilling Ceremonies at Washington.

WASHINGTON. April l9.-The statue Of
the late Professor Henry, the first secretary
and director Of the Smithsonian lnstltu-
ton. which has been erected on the Smith
sonian grounds, was unveiled to-day
with appropriate ceremonies IN the
presence Of "a large concourse of spectators,
including many persons distinguished in
social. political. literary, and scientific
worlds. Chiei-Justice Waite unveiled the
statue. and President Noah Porter, OF Yale
College, delivered an Grafton on the life
and character OF Professor Henry.
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share speculation opened irregular, but prices In
the main fraction below ye-tcrsiav's closing
quotations; Hannibal and -. Joseph preferred.
however, ~ higher. Immediately after tie OPEN
ing Northwest and Hannibal ana -. Joseph pre-
ferred each dropped : after which the market
became strong, aud about IL O'Clock recorded u
advance Of sclt. IN which Northwest Union Pa
cific. and Chicago. burlington and QuiBcy were
leading features. From then TN noon The market
was weak. and prices fell III 80 II. Louisvil. and
Nashville. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
~ Paul. and New Jersey Central Icing the great
est sufferers IA the reaction; but IN the early aficr-
noon a rally extending ~ took place; after
which the market again became weak. ana m the
late trade Luui .viile and Nashville sold down ~:
Delaware. Lac sawanna and ests IN. Fl; II PAU.
Minneapolis aud Manitoba. 2 New Jersey ten
trail. Il aud the remainder or the list ~ !. In
The final dealings ~. Paul. Minneapolis ana MANI
toba recovered =. and the remainder OF ne hst a
fraction. The market closed firm. but with clos ~
figures i,G2& below ycsterdav-the latter Louis
Vile and Nashville. Transactions aggregated
10000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 19.-NiTglnia s.. como :
dated. 364 new lU-ie's, 80; new 3's' o5-4' 800
fl-fi.N.
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Opposition to the Scott Law In Cincin'
natl.

CINCINNATI. April 19.-The Saloon Keep
ers' A Association have formally determined 10
Oppose by every available legal method the
operation OF what is known As the Scott
law. which imposes a tax OF $500 year on
all saloons where spirltuous liquors are
sold, aud 500 where only beer and wine
are sold. IL is understood that the brew
ers and whisLey dealers will join In opposi-
tion 10 the law. Their plan will probably
be 20 bring a test case before the courts ms
soon a. possible TO try the constitutionality
OF tue law.
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The Count Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. April l9.-The count Of the
cash in the Treasury was completed to-day.
Everything was counted once by the COM
mittee appointed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury: then turned over to representa-
tiyes Of Treasurer Wyman and again
counted. The books Of the Treasury now
remain 10 be examined.
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Recruits for the BOrder-Trcatics
Ratified.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-soyen hundred
recruits are now on the WAY 20 the regl-
ment, in Arizona. New Mexico, and the
department OF Columbia, with a view 10
the possible necessities OF al Indian cam
paign.
secretary Frelinghuysen to-day eX-
changed with the Spanish Minister ratifca-
tions Of the trademark and eXtradition
treatie, between the United states and
-rn7t,
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Moving After the Indians.

Ell PAso. TEXAS. April ia special
dispatch from The headquarters OF General
Crook. at Wilcox. Arizona. says: General
Crook. with 200 Apache scouts and one
company Of cavalry, win move into the
mountains Of Mexico neXt sunday, and
the Mexican troops Will cooperate with
him. Fears are entertained u nght be-
tween the Apache scouts and rangers from
Tombstone, who are reported 10 be on
their way 10 attack the san Carlos Indians.
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BRIGHT ToDACCO-NANUFAcrURINC
Observation-Disclosures

APRIL l9.-Price, TN. woek ranged - follows:
Bar Cnffis.-Nery he-t. t,-c.: good 10 extra.
81 &C.: medium o. good fair quality. 4 as &C..
common COWS and Old. rough. work-oXcn, a.
sac.
Mich Co,rs.-s25 $50 per head.
H0gg.-qM ui.c.. net.
SLtsD.-4 IT, Csc.
Tfris.--4a 1913.
About lg~ head 0f beef cattle rs hogs. and
"a sheep and lambs were or The market.
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Judgments Against a Railroad.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, April 19.-ln the
United STATES Court to-day judgments
were taken aggregatinc $4,000 against
the Memphi, and Little Rock Railway
Company as rcOrganized. Tor interest on
mortgage bonds held by citizens Of New
York and New Hampshire.
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Probable Strike of Miners.

PITTSBURGH. PA, April 19.-The railroad
coal operators this morning unanimously
decided 10 reduce the mining rate on April
23d from % 10 3 cents per bushcl. Miner,
will meet next Tuesday. II i thought
"a strike Will be- ordered.
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STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. April 10. 1853.
SALEs-FWST BOARD.-IO shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad NJ 67.s; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred 40 43; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 25. 10 do. AZ 25'. DO. az 25'r. 10
DO. at 20. 10 do. 40 PSI; 1000 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds. q. Glass b. ~ 49,: 10 shares Char
lotto. Columbia and Augusta Railroad ~ 81 !.
SECOND BOARD.-lO shares Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad az 37i. I'D do.at 373. 1000
Virginia peelers az 37i,; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad AZ 70. 20 DO. az 26l, 10 do. al 20 20
d.. Al 26i. 10 TO- at 26.; I'D shares Norfolk and
Western preferred AZ 43; 10 shares Norfolk and
W.. .,r,, t.raf.r-roll 3, b. III 4
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Suicide by Taking Laudanun'

Especial telegram Ia Inc DspSNn
NORFOLK. VA, April ia miih-urlNer
named William West. employed on The
dairy farm Of J. Il. Brickhouse' near IN
dian Pole bridge, committed suicide this
morning by taking hudanum.
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FaiIcdto Get Damages.

NEW ORLEANS, April -. INC jury IN
the case Of c. b. Hook as. Nicholson & Co.,
Droprietors Of the Picayiae. for $4,000
damages for alleged defamation Of charac-
Ter. after four DAYS trial returned a verdict
to-day Tor the defendants.
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sentence Of Prominent NihiIists.

SIX CONDEMNED To DEATH. TWO TO LIFE
LONG PENAL SERvI1UDE, AND Ten TO VA
RIOUs TERMS.
T. PETERSBURG, April 19.-Thc trial Of
eighteen prominent Nihilists ended here
TO-DAY. and resulted in the conviction Of all
tho prisoners. six were condemned 10
~ death. two 10 lifelong seryitude. and the
reminder 10 terms Of Imprisonment rang
in,from fifteen 10 twenty years. Those sem
fenced TO suffer capital punishment are Bo-
,,onivitcb. who laid the NINE in Littlc-Gar-
den street for the purpose OF blowing up
the Car; Saveli Zlatapalsky. implicated in
Jartmann', attack on the late Emperor IN
$50. Michael Gratcheisky, one Of the
assa.sins Of the Car; Telaloh, a particlpa-
Tor in the attempt 10 blow up the Imperial
train AT Alexandroi,ky in 1881; hlirnerka,
an e,caped political criminal, who was sub
semently arrested with Gratcheisky; and
retired naval officer named Boutseyitch. The
two sentenced to imprisonment for life are
Stefanovitch. who escaped from prison at
| Kieff.w where he had been confined on a charge
Of having organized 4 revolt Of thirteen
districts OF peasants at Tchie>in. and smir-
nitskaya. priests daughter. several more
! Nihilist leaders have been arrested. IL Is
stated that among them l. the weil-knoWn
/ female Nihilist Vera Sa>-ulich'
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April 10, 1853.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Rod. 224 bushels.
CoHN.-W1itc. 3-4 bushels.
NEAL.-l0 bushels.
PEAs.--62 bushels.
FLOUR.-lOO barrels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, "a bushels very good Longberry
at Sl.22.
CORV.-Whi,e. 3sf bushels good 70 very good 1t
O. 90 63c.
MEAI.-lO bushels N Csc
COTTON.-Tone steady. Receipts. 80 bales. Quo
tauous: Niddhng. gsc.; low middnng, 9M94c.'
good ordinary, sHe4c.; ordinary 1s@ Esc.'
stained. 007c.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET


DARK TOBACCO.
Inferior ard common are soc. per 100 lower.
No fue export in shipping orier oterlng Re
CENTS Of dark t0b9cco considerably increased.
more tine slemming offering and sold AZ extreme
rates.
Lugs-C0mmou. S3GS3.75: COED. ~ 10 e4.75 :
fine Manufacturing. Sj.2jM@ 1913.
Ls0f-Common. sJ.2j@ s62j; good, $1,000
SO: tine. SlOnSiJ.
BRIGHT ToBACCO-NANUFACTURI
Sm0kerS.-C ommon, SsHSIO: medium. Sll@
SleMSZO.
FiDeTs.-New lug filler. from 81 10 SO: com
mon. Sl0@Sl1; medium, sl=G sl5; good
Sl3.j0nslJ. hnc $1,000 slS.
W-GDDsTg-t ommnu. ~l-0 s22.!n; medium
s2jnS3O; good. s35n 40 ane. sij@sjj fancy.
s6OGt6j.
Wrappers. Nthogauy.-Common. 5000 -25
Medium 5000 $50: good. i4OM$4j: tine. 5000
sos: extra. 81 5Qa 500.
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TRT s>f.s.
T'RI'ssEs


TUE WORLDS RECOGNITION or MERIT.
LovDoN-Is
Al me late international Medical and sanitary
Exhibition. ile world most competent ihdgt~ re-
cognized their UNEQCALLED ENcELLANeE ~
granting tie
ONLY 80 AWARD OF MERIT FOR TRt isis
10 l. B. sEEELT, PHILADELPHIA. L. :. A."
! lover sixtv-elght cumpetltorsl-conhuniu their
! high flyor with Americas most distinguishes
Surgeons.
! rxUBIrl0N JUDGES PROM THE ROYAL COT
| rCF oF II .RGEON-- homas Bryant T. K. 4.
:. CHRISTOPHER Heath. ,. T.. q. =; Thomas
smith 4. h. e. =. John Wood 4. K. =, !. X.
c..
sEFI.EY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.
} Fine steel springs. neatly covered with highly
| n,i.bed Hard Ruhcr Made lu every desirable
! natfern with Pads auatomiclly constructtd.
fight. cool. cic.nly durable; Ineluale,i M guail-
/ ~ finish. aud practical construction. naAocisd
| 10 lime u~a Or climate. u-td 10 bathing. Al
! WAYS RELIABLE. PRICES khDl CID TO
/ meet the popular demand. sold by All letdins
druggists ana dealers az ibe usual pri'e 81 eoiiAV"
ii'''''' ESTABLISHMENTS
} I847 CHESTNUT STREET. HiIAptiFA,U L. :. n
"a FLEET sINE ~. kNe..
Under the Patronage Of the " orids Mos. Eminent
surgeons.
/ The Correct and -klful Mechanical Treatment
~ HERNIA or n PIlkE speciality. - Gross's
[ Revised Edition and Agncws Late surgery.
| REFERENt Professors :. u. 6ru,s. -, Hayes
/ Agnew, willard Parker, ". II. Paacoast, Dr..
| Thomas g.. Morton. an1 o hers.
TRADE MAKK-CAUTiON NOTICE From
frequent complaints Of INFERIOR INVITATIONS
having been supplied on calls for hARD-k b
BIER TRI' >st>,. We beg q advise The public and
trade that The distinguishing words. Hafd-kubher
TruSs-~ via on January :. ss3. granted ~ Trade
Marx. 70 our exclusive USE under act OF Congress.
March 3, 1851. All HARD-RJ BIER TRt Sis
-old not stamped " /. Il. >EELEY, WAhEANtEp,
are lnfrin uenis. against which sIsil protect
our customers aud trade. nm zc-r"1t1
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Attempt 10 Blow Up the London Times
Office.

LoNDoN. April IA box containing
powder was found to-day in the rear Of the
Times Office. 4 train had been laid for the
purpose. il is supposed, Of eifecting an eX-
plo,ion at convenient moment. II wa, at
first reported that the fuse was attached 10
The box. and that il was burning when the
li..ovoy, was made
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Flour-We quote: Pine. s3Es325. superfne.
s3.7JNS4.2 p: 4Vtra. - .s0Ms5.lj: common tam
ily, S5.35aSj.7j: Patent family. s7as775.
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An indiscreet man Il like an unsealed let
30, every body can read hun. but the wise
man secureth IN time what IN time lac will
sprely nced--a bottle Of DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup.
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by Telegraph.

WV YORK. April l9- N0On.-slocks firm.
Nonrv. 5a6 uer cent. EXcnauge-LOug. 1922
LII as. state bonds neglected. Governments
firm. .. ,cor, r,,...,.,r.,., I'D
,,,ccb,n,,ed. new SIS. lU3 bid; new AS. 1874
,.,y a. o.: new g.. 1882. MONEY. 5@s per
cent state bonds featureless. sut-l rets4rN Dai'
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The war Against the NihiIists.

ODESSA. April 19.-It has been resolved
70 hold another trial OF the Nihilist, here
previous 10 the time fixed for the corona
ton Of NE Car. Twenty persons will be
qrraicned on the charge OF propagating
Nihilistic ideas among the workln@men.
Fifty persons have been arrested for Mill
Ism during the last week. They include
military officers, young ladies, teachers
students, wOrkingmen, and soldiers.
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nance. introduced bill providing for the
conversion Of per cent. rentes into A. per
cents. In a speech advocating the bill he
explained that 34.0O0,OO0 francs would an
nually be saved II the bill wos passed.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs pre-
sented 10 the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
draft Of the convention concluded be-
tween France aud the United States fixing
the indemnity for losses sustained by French
subjects during the civil war in America.
Disturbance i'm Antwerp.
ANTWERP, April 19.-The municipal au-
thorities yesterday refused 10 grant conces-
sion to the company who wished TO erect
grain-elevators in the city, thus providing
new system for unloading grain. Pre-
vious 10 the announcement Of the decision
A mob attacked the town hall with stones
and other missiles, smashing windows and
injuring several persons. The police
charged the crowd and made a number Of
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Parliament Building at Quebec
Turned.

QUEBEC. April 19.-The Parliament build
ing here took fire tonight and was quickly
destroyed. The flames seemed to stimuli
tineously take possession Of the whole
building. II is not yet known how the
fire originated. but it seemed TO spread
from near the library. So quickly did the
work OF destruction 20 on that very little
Of the valuable library was saved. IL Is be-
licved. however, to be well insured.
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LORD BeaconsdeId's statue Unveiled.

LONDON. April 19.-Sir Stafford North
cote unveiled the statue OF Lord Beacons-
field IN Parliament square to-day. \ large
concourse Of people was present at the
ceremony Notwithstanding the weather
was unpleasant.
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The Triplc Alliance.

LONDON, April 19.-The Times CORE
spondent at Paris says an agreement be-
tween Germany, Austria. and Italy was
reached in June last, at which time 4
triple note was drawn up guaranteeing the
respective territories and maritime rights
Of the three countries against aggression.
The agreement is to last for six years.
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"yumber one Again.

LoNDoN. April En- The House d
Commons thi, afternoon sir William llar-
court. Home Secretary. asked sir Herbert
Maxwell not 10 press his question a, 10
whether Peter Tinan (Number one was in
New York. and whether his eXtradIiion
would be demanded, as il might be preiu-
dicial 10 public interests.
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ESTABLISHMENTS:
cEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.

The larges; assortment ia the state. ALL
TRt,ssEs that 1 sell are adjusted 10 the person
nv experieuced hands, and satisfaction tn every
e.s, guaranteed. ROBERTS BAKER,
slo cas-, Main street, Richmond, Va,
Agent for 1. Is. Seeley i Co., Manufacturers
ap s-eodtAp25
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NEwYORA cOrroN TrruREs

NEW YORK, April l9.-Cofion-Net receipts,
"A bales; gro,, receipts 63a hales. tliurts
.lO.Z2: Nay, slu.25aslO.26 June -in.4ltp
.lU.4Z; JuIy. Slu.JJ; Nugus. slo.6G: Sefiem-
her. slO.4UM@iu.4I: october. SlO.N- $1,000.
November. S9.97 5000; December 800
SIO.OI: January. slO.u-HslN.l0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-20
MAXINE iNTELLIGENCF,
PORT ~ RlCHNONE. APGM -, 1888.

AEElNLD.
steamship Ola Dominion. Walker. New YORK,
m.rchandlse and passengers. e.. ". Allen & Co.
,t,amer Nellie white. Clifford. NOrfolk. United
~fates mail uirfrnlnfl-e. and passenger. L. y
rtF.r-r. suuerIuf cutsnf
Brig Nadine lNorl, BLK. Rio Janeiro. coffee :
Blanchard.
Seb0oner governor j. =. smith. NickersOn,
weymouth Mass. giluo. V. j.. Curtis. agent.
SAILED.
Rig wilhelm and Joseph. lille. santa Catha-
nina norr. Hax4ll-l reu-LAw Company previously
Schooner r. r. Cotlngham. smith. Elizaheih-
pcrf. lies. Noryell. LraAe Co.; vessel. Curtis
schooner u. b. Everett. Mcl-ain. Portland, coal,
Curri, A GO. loaded 40 b. rmuta Hunured.t
PORT OF NEWPORT's NEWS. APRIL 10, 1888.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. >chermerhorn, Norfolk. mer.
chundi-e and passengers. 'be-apeAkc and ohio
Railway Company land sailed or reiurnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
-eng,rs. >mithneld. Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company and sailed Oh ruiurni
steamer Northampton. Mc' arrick' Noriolhs
/ merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake anG ONO
! Railway Company and sailed On returnh
SAILED.
] schooner oaks Amcs. -heri tam FhllaleiVha'
/ coal Chs,tpeake and Ohio Railway company.