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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Sale by R. b. CHAPLIN ( Co.. o., Auctionecrs.
BY Quarles & McCurdy, Anctioneers,
1919 Main street.

IN EXECUTION OF A CERTAIN
i DEED OF TRUST FROM II. a. PARRISH.
dated Isl June, 1853, and duly recorded In the
clerk CfHce of Richmond ChIncery Court, ID. ID.
100 4 page 5I3. to the undersigned, Is trustee,
being required 50 10 do by the holder OF the NOES
secured by said deed. default having been made In
the rayn en-, of the same, VIII offer for sale, upon
the premises,
FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1854,
.t q O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by aforesaid decd-a LOT OF LAND, with
LARGE BRICK DWELLING and other I'M
Drovemen,g thereon, fronting II feet and inches
on the south line of Ross street between Governor
and Fourteenth streets, and running back between
parallel lines 20 an alley-the late residence OF
Samuel s. COitrell.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost and expenses OF safe
and sunlciency to pay of three notes or ei.9op
each, with per cent. interest thereon from LIST OF
June, 1888: balance upon such terms as The said
h. A. Parrish may direct & the tune OF sale, or on
his failure so to do. rs the trustee may direct.
lei JAMES G.. CDTTRELL. Trustee.
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uy ). thompson Brown q o.
Real Estate Agents and AneHoueei''
Ili3 Main street.

u,pusTEE,s SALE OF A NEW AM ,o,g
W. ,,rnx I,pJCK DWELLING, NO; tulys
lT o,Dny sTREFT.--i;y yiriae o. aeeu ~
,,s dated tae sisi Of May ssS, ana sc 10
by Edward MAYOR 70 the d,eassnt,oncd and de-
s,nS seen made. and beiug requisites ny '''o
hsncaeisry 20 10 do will sell, On the premises
TUESDAY, July g. 1884,
=. o,c,oct T.. NJ, the above property. ,. ine
JoJTsE contains Bve rooms, Is lns'
l. nil. having bot and cold water an o"'e' nv
:. W ,o,,sercss. being recently erected. -. NJ
TrTas: While he deed cals i9r cs. , Ie' oo ~
consent Of an parties eonce,nra o,ve months. In
t,ird cash: balance in SIX aud we've ""ii'"'' ''
, 'n,iS s%fei' secured nv a trust decd: 80.
ieitss ""e''' rs oY Y. BROWN, Trustee
4. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., AuctioneerS' Go .
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We are glad TO welcome the Richmond
Dispatch enlarged aud improved. 1t LOOKS
nov like city paper. Always feel sorry
the Dispatch Is circulated through or
streets on Sunday.-S0uthern Churchmda.
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ID WITH L

ID WITH Z
May mean "Polsoned with Potash" This Is the
case with hundreds who have been unwIse enough
10 take Sarsaparillas Potash mixtures ETC., until
digestion is almost fatally impaired. Swft's Spc-
ciie IS vegetable remedy, and restores the system
to health and builds up the waste made by these
poisGns.
:" I was suffering with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury aud Potash, only 20
make me worse. The Potash took away INV aDpe-
lite and g1,ve me dyspepsia. and both gave me
rheumatism. ] then took Sarsaplrill1s, etc. All
these sagsaparila mixtures have Potash IN I EN-.
This made me still worse. as IL drove the poison
fariher Into my system A FREUD insisted should
take swifts specific, and IL cured me OF the Blood
Poison, drove The Mercury aud Potash out Of my
system, and to-day am "a well as | ever was"
GEORGE O. WELLMAN, JR.,
Salem, Mass.
John a. Smith, the largest merchant In Gaincs-
vile. Ga, says: IL suffered for years from uhe
combined effects OF Erysipelss aud Eczeniss.
eonilnued 10 grow worse uuCeF medical tr-aimen.
and by taking medicine containing Potash. :. ).
s. cured me thoroughly and absolutely. My appe-.
ute; strength, and flesh retained as ! was cured
with it.m
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
10 az! licants. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office. lo9 west Twenty-third street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Philadel-
phla Office, 1908 Chestnut street. je 2S-lw
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BY f.. y. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.

CUPERR HARDMAN' UPklGiI
- 7Js-CCTAYE PLANO AT AUCTlON'-Oh
TUESDAY. STE INSTANT,
nj II o'clock. I viii sell at NY store $500.
/ sure, h :. TlARDMAN" UPRIGHT T3.OGrAEb
CABINET GRAND PIANO been n use only
fur months. guaranteed asnew.
The usual Ave years guarantee given 20 lbs pur-
chaser The piano Is now "a exhibition. PsrtieS
wishing to purchase are requested - call and cN-
TTVws: sixty days, for satisfactory pap.r;
sale pCremptory. - - 1879,
81 1-eOdtdi AucH'h'S''
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by Il. d. Chanin Z Coz
lea, Estate Auctionecrs,
M 4 nnrfh Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
\ on THAT CONVENIENT AND NlT ,,,, sM N,s,,
an 81 pSe.iONO ACRES. WITH tHAnEo
nWfiLisG AND USUAL OUT-SUlbUiNVS
yIlEEFON, FRONTING on THE - nL ~
R0ID LEADING FROM BROAD STREEI ~
STAPJ,ES;S Mll.L.-1hc undcrdSnei' speSE.i
commissioners, appointed for the purpose ul'ter
eecrec OF Richmond Chancery C.Jrt dttel Jule
% 1854, IN the cause of Lathrou 60. US' rcIu,tc
and others. win sell by public anction' on INe
premises, on
FRIDAY, July IL, 1884.
M o'clock P. W.. the abOye-locaied FAkM. Ihe
Unwilling is - stories, IN fair cr'lSr, on =
nice I'M. overlooking pubhc road. Barr ana Mpe
oui .buildIues for llb0rers. The l0cauon OF VI
property. west of city, and 20 ne'r tht pupic
drlyrs makes Il an attractive home Tor the Iatnir
or Ell \ birsiuesr-r,an who desires home near me
city Ample wood for farm use: Wen q EDo1
wafer and branch for stock Ample fralt Oh select
Kinds f. r large fiinily. -, = a.,
TEENS: one fourth cash; miance " sIA,
Twelve aud eighteen months, Tor noiet' WIN y ~
cont Interest ADDED, and tue retilne unllI tlc
whole purchase-money IS paid aud conveyance
orterrd BIZ the Court. JOSEPH BR1hS.
'i''iNN R.H. CALDWELL.
Spccial Commissioners.
Sale by Y. Il. CHAPLIN & Co, Auctionecrs.
l. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk OF said Rlcnmoni
Claucery Court certify that The bond required OF
The sneclal comm ssiOners by the decree IN slld
cause OF June %. 1884. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this som day OF June
1894. BENJAMIN ii. bEhhl'
ty l
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR EETaI
SEwPoRr's NEWS. Old POINT, E0 1''e -
AND PGitJ >NOUIH,
- TRASti'FE.R OK CHANGE on ANY KIND.
ONLY - To WASHINGTON, DC.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CosPANY's
JAMES-RlXER LINE tQk
NEWrORSi ; EEMs, 9-D noiiSt,5,gs
EiVFR LANDINGS 'DiEECT,
CONNECTS AZ OLD POINT CLOSELY WITH
BALTnioRE AND THE NORTH
SANE AFTERNOON,
fV edMA CIV" foR III 5mrT riFHTi' Az
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRkNSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATEk ROUTE,
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
EA HRF Rof fHbt TRiP, 500. NO LIMIT
FAKE TO WASHINGTON, ID. c., go.
wAY-hhtHDiSNtGS FARES iIR;ooSMi csc. TO eoc.
MEALS, 75 CENTS EACH.
The elegantly-rebu'lt and fast steamer
AHlFL,
carrying United states MailI
Z. {. CLIFFORD, Commanders,
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY
at A. VI. (STREET-CARS CONNECT IN FULL
TIME for abOye-named places Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Point,
and Viewpoints News on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about 4 L. VI.
Through tickets ON sale on steamer and nj Gar
her's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATE-RooMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
engagements can now be made for MOON
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS TO Dutch tiaD,
Old Point, Virginia Beach," Ocean View. MOI.
FOLK, &c.sat very low rates 10 church societies. mil
itary or ether organizations.
FREIGHT.
Freight received dsily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Newl era, Washington, and Tarboro', n g., and all
points In Eastern North Carolina; also for Fast-
ern Shore Of yirgini aud all regular LANDINGS on
james river, at LOWEST RATES, and through
bills Issued. l.. ". TATJIM
tcl superintendent
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EOR NEW YORk.-The Old - .sflf>
A Dominion Steamship Company ,sS--sssssssst,
proposed saihugs 4 r tie week 10 lowing 81:
WTANOk +, Captain IULPHEES, FRIDAY,
July 4th. at 3 o'clock i. NJ.
kOANOkE, Captain CoUCu, SUNDAY, July
9Th. at O'Clock l. n.
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, TUES
DAY. July Sth. Al 3 o'el"cs =. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock T. VI. Thurs
Day ana SATURDAY, and 10 o'clock T. ST. T"c'-
day.
iErcrch lils II aiding signed. and obs fp.-
Nardcd with dis Uatch 10 All points EoIt1, sIu.l,
east ana vcst; a 10 for gn port.
Passenger accpmmoda Sous unsurpassed
cabin fare - New York ,iuclu iing meals and
bcIthh $40: roGnd-irp ticket. SIS. Storage
with subsistence. -; without -ubs steuce. 80.
Passengers leaving R.cnmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays, and eaeur-ayi by tae Chc,l-
reikc and ohio railway ~ 800 \. -. riG Now
pcrt's News or Tie Richmond aud Peer burg Iii
road at 1920 =. Vt. viii make connection At Nnr-
foli wita steamer leaving thntc day. Ticke.s be
had tire Chesapeake add Ohio d.pot, Richmond
and Petersburg depot, and \. W.GARBER'S, 1000
Main street.
For ire' Oh. on passage lup'y %
GEORGE ". Al.LEN Z 90. Agents.
jy3 Company, Wharf. Roc1eiie.
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POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed In Consequence OF bad weather 10
THURSDAY NEXT
at same hour. 4. B.'APPERSON,
iy2 Trustee.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP A1fSfS
" COMPANY. .<zasf<SsSs
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
amcrs-GVYANDOTTE. ROANOKE. NAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
Dor hours Of sailing sec a,yertisemeni, he,9S
Steamers leave New York TTESDAiS.TllURS-
DAYS ard SATURDAYS ut 3 p. VI. from Pier 20
rev number, North river. foot 81 Bctch street.
9Iey have splendid saloons, statc-roOins, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, aud attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aner.cabln fare IN New York iinclu9inc meals
and hcrthl, 80; round-tup tieket-, SIS Storage
with .Vt.ist, nee. 81 without Subsistence. ST.
Etoighis tor points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made except actual
cXuenscs Incurred.
freight received until O'Clock z. M. daily
For furfl, r information apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLfN & CO., Agents.
iv2q Office. company wharvcs. Rockets.
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SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM
~
GLOUCESTER COUNTY. VA
OK MONDAY, JuLY =. 1884,


NJ Ioc'c'cck. we viii sl q auction. z, Gloucester
WINNIE HALL formerly tDe residence ot
N" cciin Clarke deceased. lying on severn = yc-.
In the couris Of Gloucester, about seven m''es
frg, o ,,aet coni,ns about L. so ACRES. and win
bcsoId rs whole or ~ parcels, ~ may DC desirs,l
~ hisdeas. This has loar becn Known asohe OF
,Ss most valuable estates IN Eastern virginia,
The improvements consist ola LAkst NM
SION. eut.build:rss kitchen, ,airy' Ts,ip n,sa
aud other baiidinis, for employees; .,,,.,,
About $50 acres are IN TIMER OF o,ig'ut
r,owtL: the remainder in open lanh, proiarihs
IN Of The cereals ane other products q Eastern
yirFn spred ~ LII ,us g rs, l ,,s Veil c
In Handsome shadc-trces Of GiSerent varieties.
FOR pleasant society, nealtbiness anu tle stersc-
lions Of game, fob, oysters, ana I Nm,
on York river, daily for D'liimore aud otner
northern cities, aud steamer runs lfi-wcekr
nom Norfolk 10 wharf on Ware river wlthih
post-c flcc. e hoo!., and churches convenient.
TERMS Ae'0inNi'"'I Iii cARRIvGToN,
CLARKE.
Commissioners.
VIC arc authorized 10 SCH privately ScScge "a; 10 o.
,aic and Will be pad 20 have ,srties ioos ~ i,s
nrcrerty and submif US their . Icrs. CorTespOud-
enec soliciied. Il. Is. CEAFFiN = CO.,
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY ONE OF
N THE CHEAPEST PIECES OF tROphEII
IN ViRGlNIA--,.ew iH sell ~ pnD''c "ucl''" va
MONDAY. JULY l4Tn,
fcorrt. day,. that VALUkLBLE CORN, PEAs-
TFR- BARK, hND sUMkC-Mibb az koui,a
Courthouse Immediately at the depot Of inc sness-
,,e.t 20 md ohio railway. together with The GDliD
lNGS n 45.HOhSE-POWER ENGINE AMI
ron, FR. with all the attachments to start 70 ~,'rS
al orce Ifnot sold it VIII be rented " ~ I1c'iei
IN n pe ghborhood whore any quantity OF Oafs hhi
snmac can he bought aud mCl. aud plaster Sold
TEAMS: Made known re sale 90
TALihFERR0 & CO.,
,-roodr, III south Twelfth street.
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RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 T.. NJ MAIL daily except SundayD
1000 4. ". ACCONN0D ALTON daily texccpt
700 4. N. NIGHTE XPREss daiiy icNccp, Non.
day.D
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION bet secn Ricl-
mond and ScOttsville leaves Richmont ~ \. u.
returning, arrives az Richmond 14j !. VI
CONNECTIONS.
A. Richmond with associated railway r'r 1ll
points south. aud Richmond. frcdercksblrs and
Potomac railroad for an pOint- NORTH; ~ Lyu'h-
burg with Virginia Midland railway Tor AT pins
North and Norfolk ald Western riilnll i1r
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Atlanta. Cincinnati. -
Louis, M hyillc. Louisville. Memphi.. Wv Or
cans. and all points IN the south. >outllw't', AMI
Texas. Sleeper Lyuchburg % New orleans ui
Chattanooga without change. and on 80 hl-Lt
trains Train No. 4 makes cioee couuccuna o
Memphis and all southwestern points 1ui avoids
seyeral hours l1y-Oyer at Chattanooga; az tiiiton
FORGE with Chesapeake and Ohio railv ty or the
Southwest. Northwest, and West: ~ Lexington
with Baltimore and ONO railroad. making clos.
connection at Harpers Ferry to and from Fltt--
burgh the West, North, and East.
Sieepttsg-cdr attached to Night Express ~
LyHchburg.
frains marked daily except sunday.
Ticket sold "a all pOlDts. 0hces: 1908 east
Main street, loo q Main. aud At Richmond and Al
leghany depot, Eighth and Canal streets.
j. II. MACNURDO,
myl0 General Passenger aud ENpr'ss Agent.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
, Il TR a., OF LAND N IIENRICo COUNTY,
CONTAINING F1FTY-sEvEN AND ONE
FIFTH ACRES, ADJOINING TUE LANDS OF
MRS FARRAR, FRANKLIN srEARNS. AND
MARTIN LOuGHNANE, ALL IN CULTIvA-
ton AND WELL ADAPTED TO CULTIvA-
TON OF FRUITS AND GARDF N-STUFF.-By
yiriec Of deed Of trust dated February l, 1878,
aud orded IN the clerks Office of HenricO COun-
ty Court In Deadlock oil, page ais. default hay
ing been made In the payment OF certain bond
therein secured, dated FeOrusry 4. 1878, with In
terest thereon for the sum Of Al 600, with inter-
est and by request OF the beneficiary IN said deed
OF trust, we VIII sell at public auction, on the
premises located as above on
SATURDAY, July 5, 1884,
al .'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described
above.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash rs 70 the
amount OF the debt secured, the terms will be one
hith ~ The purchase-m0ney In cash. aud the bal
ance In equal instalmants of one, two, three and
four years. with Interest ut per cent, psyabie
halfyearly, or all cash. II desired.
FRANKLIN STEARNS, JR.,
X. A. ROPER.
RICHMOND, June "a, 1884. te24
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hUCTION ssLEs-ThIs Fay.

hTCT7OS SsLEs-Thls Day.
Dy Grubbs & Appersor.
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0ncers,
40. north Eleventh. street.
TRUSTEES AUCTIOE SALE OF
L STORt AID DWFLLI> &, 430N, AND
DWELLING 432 WEST DUVAL STREET,
NEAE BROOK AVENUE.-iiN yirtue Of trust
fcrG nom :. !. Turp.n 10 mo. daiel 2Oth August.
SIS, and dUly recorded. viii sell on the prom
Uses, al . o'clock l.. NJ. on
TUESDAY. July l, 1854,
the PROPERTY above described. fronting. ac-
cordlng 10 said dscd, : > feet the north line Of
Huyal street. running back 90 feel, more or less,
aud width In rear OF about - feet.
The S1OKE has four good rooms and kitchen,
and The DWELLING also four rooms.
TEENS: Tie deed requires cash as 10 the debt,
etc. but one third cash, balance at six and twelve
iuouJs. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
irust-deed, win be accepted.
4. B. APPERSOE,
Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY,, july " Io-fi
at eE O'Clock z. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed and located as above. The LOT fronts
81 feet on SecOna street, and has good dcpth;
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expenses OF sale an1 Tue
sum Of $500. with interest from the LIST OF July,
1854, and the residue upon such terms as shall be
announced at time Of sale. ...-
q ~. L.
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BABY LOSE IN A CAR.
The Infant that was Carried to the Elevated
Road. Property.Roem.
New York Journal.I


The guard on down train on the Sixth
avenue elevated road was going 10 shout
"street next" when the sight OF a sleeping
infant on seat abruptly shut hun of. A
lady on the station platform al Fourteenth
street would have jumped down on the
track and run after the train mad not the
ticket-taker stopped her. Motherahd child
were thus divided.
=" How can get my baby ~ sobbed the
mother.
"What'll do with the kid ~ the train
hand asked himself.
The lady told the ticket-taker that she
had put the baby on wide seat and forgot
all about 1t when she stepped from the
train. Then her senses came to her with a
rush, but the train was again moving.
The ticket-taker assured the weeping mo-
Their that she could recover The child by
calling at the property-room In the Man.
haitian Railroad Company's building in
Front street.
The baby rode TO the Battery, leaving be-
hind trail OF squalls. It awoke before
Eighth street was reached, and kept every
body else wide awake. Very soon 1t had
the car to itself. The gateman was young
man, devoid OF tact and barren OF all the
little wiles by which some men can calm
rufiied children. At Battery place the
porter took the babe and Immediately ear
ried IL to the property-room. ut No.
Front street, where il was promptly tagged
4" Lot No. 3,47S."
On the following train was the mother.
who anXiously inquired at every station II
her baby had been deposited there. She
was told over and over again that 1t was
on the train Just ahead and in most every
respect was doing quite well. AT Battery
place she alighted, aud the newsboy was
detailed to escort her to the cOmpany's
building. There was general rejoicing in
the prOperty-room.
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n,.xILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
TReported for the Dlspatch'I


MARCH ls-salos Of leaf tobacco for tbe week
about S65, 90 pounds; average about sl3;so.
goods good 10 fine aud strictly itne red wrapper,
and filters three-cighths, very common 70 good req
and dark, one half Amount leii on storage, from
az 10 all grades. the common grades have gone
beYond the prices az which they stood before the
recently noted decline, and strictly fne ana tancv
Tranners have advanced from 80 10 sl0. Market
steady al these figures: Common dark lugs' SOC,
$3.50; dood dark. $7.50NslO; common bright
si0@sl2: TeJum BRIGHT sl2@slo good
DARK leaf, s7.5O@Sl0; medium, sl0@sl4; good
SII@s20: good TO fine aud strictly hne red wrap
pers, 81 S@s35; common bright leaf = 3eeslo
bright Wrappers, s20@s25; medium s25@s30;
good, as $50; fine, s50@f65; fancy, $3.50
tI00
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psuper laborcrs, lazaroni and begrars wa,
Today referred by the House Committee on
hanuiactures TO subcommittee consIs.
ting OF Messrs. Coldwell, q. ID. wise, Bag.
by and Campbell. " " y ~ 40
Inc house resumed the consideration OF
tue whiskey bill at $50 p. NJ, and the
opinion prevailed that the vote would be
o'ose win the chances against it.
Inc President has called on General
%lah', and was closeted with him for an
hour and a half. General Grant will be
mere Tor three weeks.
The House Committee on Accounts
unanimously agreed to-day 20 give the dis
pay.
Unless the Potomac Free-bridgc bill
shall pass the House Monday, Senator Rid
dleberger will call up the Senate bill next
week.
IL is reported that the President does not
talk as II he would sign the Fitz John Por-
ter bill.
General Sheridan and ex-Secretary Ham,
ilton Fish, OF New York. were at the
White House to-day.
Senator Riddleberger to-day introduced a
bill for the erection OF public buildings at
Fortress Monroe and Newport's News.
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DIVIDED DEMOCRATS.
A Canvass of the House on the Tariff Cues
fBy telegraph To the Dispatch.

ton.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-The Star this
evening publishes the following: A COM
mittee OF tarIff-reformers has been appoint
ed to make a canvass OF the House and
ascertain the status Of the Morrison bill.
They made preliminary canvass and
found that the bill wanted the requisite
number Of supporters to secure its pas
sage. They then held consultation
to see what notifications could be made.
not materially affecting the principle of
the bill, that would secure the few addi-
tional votes necessary to its passage. 1t was
found that few notifications in the clauses
affecting the local interests in Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey, and Ohio would make
the bill acceptable TO a sufficient number
OF those who now oppose it TO give 1t
majority. The committee, lis result OF
their canvass and conference, have decided
to recommend these notifications, and have
made out list OF the members, who may
then be depended upon to support It..
According TO this list, the bill, with the
proposed notifications, will have an as
sured majority OF nine over the combined
forces OF the Republicans and Mr. Ran
dall's followers. II this estimate proves
correct the passage of the bill will be as
sured, but a split will not be averted. The
compromise upon this basis will be the
subject OF discussion in the caucus, which
it Is proposed TO call on Tuesday, and
many not named in the list are expected
to come over to the majority. But all will
not come over. 1t is asserted that Ran
dali and ten or twelve Of his followers re-
fuse to be cOnciliated upon any but the
basis OF protection. These, it is under
stood, viii vote with the Republicans, and
the split will be violent and permanent.
This result is looked upon as inevitable,
and there is to-day more excitement over
the tariff agitation than has been apparent
since the question was first raised. The
Mcclure dispatch sent to the Philadelphia
Times, written after thorough discussion
of the subject with members on both sides,
under the harmonizing influence OF good
dinner. is the general subject of discussion.
The dispatch declares a split in the party
to be inevitable, saying that both factions
are willing to sacrifice the presidency to
their principles. This opinion Is fully ex-
pressed by both MorrisOn's and RandalPs
followers. and the conclusion reached is
that the tariff bill will pass the House, but
that all chances of electing a Democratic
President this time is gone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-21
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

VHURSDAY. March 70, IrH4.
Market excited, aHd prices fully up TO quota
tlOns.
DARK TOBACCO.
Luos.-Common. s5.5O@SG.5O: GOOD. s7@s as.
Le4E-Comm0n, SSGs9is; good slO@tl2; hnc,
s13@sl6.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs.-Unsound, S550GS6.75; sound. $3.50
0S9.
Lsdf Common, s9Gsl0.50: medium, Sll@
sl3 good, Sl4QSl7.5O; fine, s23@ss6O.
BRIGHT Co-MANUFACTURtNG.
S,aOkers.-CommOn, Ss.50@Sl0.50; medium
Sl2MSl3; good, sl3.5O@Sl6; fine ,sl60IT
fancy. Sl9GtS22.
FTtleTs.-New lug filters, from So 10 81; con
mon. SlOMSI2; medium, sl3Gsli; good,
sl5MSl6: fine. Sl7MslS.
WFGDDsrS.- Common, Sl9M24; medium, 500
GS3O: good, S35@40; fine, si5@s5o; fancy,
S6UdS65.