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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
TROUBLE IN ALABAMA.
The Recent Negro KILLING mt Dixie station
Excitement and Alarm.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.

10y W tht ASiopatOhsl
SELMA, Ala, May l2.-The excite
ment still prevails in the vicinity OF
Dixie station over the killing Of Scipio
Atchison (colored), whose body was
yesterday found in the woods riddled
with buckshot, and whose death is sup
posed to have been caused by white
men against whom he had made threats
for pursuing his son. 1t is found that
two more negroes, Steve Sullivan and
Tom Ward, are missing. There are
good grounds for believing that Sulli-
van was killed on the same night that
Scipio was murdered.
Ward is thought to have escaped.
Sullivan and Ward were both friends OF
young Atchison, and had made frequent
and violent threats. The shooting in
both cases is supposed to have been
done by party Of three hundred men,
gathered from section twenty miles
square. Young Atchison is still at
large, but is being traced up. The white
people in the section where the muir
ders occurred have become alarmed,
owing to the threats Of the negroes, and
fear an instruction in the saw-mill and
charcoal section, where there are several
hundred colored people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
prrrsBURcR TR INK MYSTERY


Three Italians Arrested for the Murder and
mske Full Cesfsssisa.
tBy telegraph 70 the DispAtch.l
CHICAGO, May l2.--Three Italians,
arrested in this city for alleged partici-
patton in the murder of the Italian
lemon-peddler Caruso, practically con-
fessed to the preparation Of the muir
der this afternoon. They in measure
absolve Jurado, who was arrested in
New York on his way to Italy. They
state that he witnessed the deed, how
ever, and demanded . share Of the
money taken from Caruso Is the price
Of his silence, and then aided them in
shipping the body in d trunk to Pitts
burgh. The detectives declare that the
confession is sufficient cause for hang
ing all three OF the men. All the par
ticulars are now known to the police.
The murder was perpetratcd solely to
obtain $500 or S400, which IL was
known Caruso had in his possession.
HOW THE DEED WAS DONE.
CHICAGO, May 12.-Giovanni Az
zio. Antonio Mercurio, and lgnazio
Bove, the three Italian suspects in the
murder of Fillipo Caruso, the lemon
peddler, are no longer simply suspects.
They have confessed in the presence
of witnesses all their connection with
the murder, and out Of the mouth Of each
one enough evidence has been secured
to hang all three. Having deter
mined to kill Caruso, they chose
gsroting as being the most silent
as well o. being swift. II was the GUS
tom Of these men to shave each other,
and in order to take Caruso unawares
it was proposed to shave their victim.
When he was seated in the chair Bove
and Azzio took him by the arms
to prevent his escape, and Mer-
curio grssped him round the
throat and pulled his head back
upon the top Of the chair, gripping his
windpipe until the wretched victim
ceased to move. During the efforts
Of the strangling man to escape his
trousers pocket, containing the coveted
money, was cut by one Of the assassins
and the savings Of his life extracted
The trunk was then purchased and the
body packed therein and shipped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
The Plymouth Pa Epidemic.

by ttltsiuph w Nht PiSP"Sh'l
PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-At to-
days meeting in aid of the sufferers by
fever at Plymouth, Pa, Police-Sur-
geon French, who was detailed by
Mayor Smith to visit the infected re-
gion, reported that he found the reports
had not been exaggerated. In some
instances, he said, he found four or five
persons i'll in one house, with three or
four in one room, and in other instances,
two or three dead persons in the same
house. The only school-hOuse in the
borough had been turned into a hos
pital. The disease is. he said, certainly
typhoid-feyer. DR.. Shakespeare, who
also went to investigate the disease,
says that unless disinfectants are freely
used the disease will spread and will
not be wiped out this summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
TROUBLE IN UTAH.
The Mormon Brethren ResistIns the Arrest
or PolyGamists.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
SALT LAKE CITY, May ia
letter dated Sunday and just received
from Oxford, Idaho, says: "The
greatest excitement prevailed at Bear
Lake on the 9Th. Warrants were placed
in the hands Of deputy marshals for the
arrest of eight polygamists at and
around Paris. Nothing was heard from
the matter here until this morning, when
telegram was received announcing
the fact that the polygamists are all
corralled in the Westinghouse at Paris
under the protection of an armed guard
ofbrethren. The deputy marshals who
attempted to make the arrests were
marched out of Paris by an armed mob,
who threatened that they would kill
any one who attempted to serve war
rant. Marshal Fred. Dubois, upon the
receipt Of this news, Immediately tele-
graphed Superintendent Blickensderfer,
at Pocatelle, and chartered a special
train to convey himself and posse to
Montpelier, from which point they
will reach Paris about 6 P. NJ. to day
(Sunday)."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
A Young wife Commits Suicide.
IRx falaoranh 10 the DisnAtch |

PITTSBURGH, May l2.-To-day An
ME Pershing, wife Of w. C. Pershing.
and daughter-in-law Of Rev. DR.. j. G.
Pershing, president Of the Pittsburgh
Female College, a prominent Methodist
Episcopal educational institution. shot
herself, and is now in dying condition.
Six weeks ago, while student At the
College, she married young Pershing.
The marriage was clandestine, but sub
sequently there were satisfactory ex-
plantations to all concerned. A quarrel
last night, it is said, eliminated in
young Pershing going to Chicago. His
wife started out to hunt him to-day,
and not finding him returned to her
home in Allegheny, where she shot her
self. Mrs. Pershing was daughter Of
wealthy resident of Newcastle Pa.
She is eighteen years Of age and hand
some.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
wsShisss~a Notes.
fBy telegrAp To the Dispatch. !

tBy teiekrAph 70 the Dupatcn.l
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Pre-
sident to-day appointed Samuel A..
Ashe postmaster at Raleigh, N. c.,
rice John Nichols, commission ex-
PRED; William A. Vincent, OF New
Mexico, to be chief justice Of the SUI
preme Court Of the Territory Of New
Mexico; Leroy r. Youmans, Of South
Carolina, TO be attorney Of the United
States for the District Of South Caro-
lima.
The count Of moneys and securities
in the United States Treasury has been
completed. Everything was found in a
satisfactory condition, and the reports
Of ex-Treasurer Wyman were proved in
every instance. Even the alleged dis
crepancy Of two cents reported in the
count Of the cash-room was shown on q
recount TO be incorrect. The missing
pennies were subsequently found on the
floor, where they had dropped during
the progress Of the count. The books
and accounts OF the Treasurer's Office
are yet to be verified.
Theodore L. Deland, of the Secretary
Of the Treasury's! office, was to-day
added TO the commission to assist in the
count Of finished and unfinished United
States notes and gold and silver certifi-
Gates held at the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing, on which duty the COM
mission entered to-day.
The Director Of the Mint has issued
a circular announcing that superintend-
ents of United States mints At Phila-
delphia, San Francisco, and New Or
leans have been authorized to purchase
mutilated and uncurrent United States
silver coin of standard fineness at the
rate Of csc. per ounce, troy weight, when
presented in sums Of 50 and upwards.
The coins can be forwarded to those
mints by registered mail or by express
Charges prepaid), and the value will be
returned at the sellers risk and expense
by express, registered mail-check, OF
draft. Persons sending full weight
United States subsidiary silver coins
would receive at the rate authorized
about seventy-eight cents per dollar Of
their face-value, but Tor mutilated coins
q less amount, proportional to their de-
ficiency in legal weight. At the rates
paid mutilated silver coins will be worth
at the minis per ounce troy, ninety.
eight cents per ounce syerdupois
| (about) eighty-nine cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
The senatorial, right in Ill,ns,..


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May ia
meeting of the Democratic leaders was
held at Colonel Morrison's room last
night, and il was unanimously agreed
that no caucus was needed and none
should be called. A strong effort will
be made by the Democrats when ballot
ing begins TO elect Colonel Morrison,
and il it should be deemed expedient
to take up another candidate il will be
done without formslities Of caucus.
Colonel Morrison stated that whenever
the Democrats can find candidate who
can get more Republican votes than he
can he viii withdraw his name and let
some one else try it.
Contrary TO general expectation to-
day the joint session of both houses Of
the Illinois Legislature was unevent-
full. On the roll-call l45 representa-
tives and so senators answered, but no
vote was cast for United States senator,
and the session adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
The Eeyptian Press Law.

ALEXANDRIA, May 12.-Tigrane
Pscha. Under Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs, and Judge G.. West,
British Consul at Suez, have departed
for Paris and London to arrange the de-
tails of the new Egyptian press law.
The recent Bosphsrs Egyptien incident
has made absolutely necessary very
radical changes in the laws affecting the
press in Egypt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
National Temperance society.
IBy telegraph 70 the pLspatch.l

NEW YORK, May l2.-Thc TWEEN
tieth annual meeting Of the National
Temperance Society was held to-day.
The receipts for the yesr were 100000;
expenditures the same. Resolutions
were adopted congratulating the friends
of temperance on the great advances
made. All temperance organizations
throughout the world were urged 10
unite in monster demonstration orfthe
centennial Of the Inauguration of the
temperance movement next September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
Ca,nolic Knixh,s OF America.

10y ItleEfhpn 10 Ute DisVttVn'I
NEW YORK, May l2,-The Fifth
National Supreme Council of the Catho-
lie Knights of America convened in
Xavier Hall. in this city, to-day. About
sixty delegates from all parts Of the
United States were present, and many
more are expected. Judge W. 4. Rus
sell. Of Kentucky, was chosen tempo
rary chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
AN INHUMAN STEPFATHER,
Ills Cruel sinltrenfment OF Ills wire's Child
Causes Her Death.

causes Her Death.
EBy telegraph to the DispatctLl
PHILADELPHIA, May IAN in
vestigation made by the coroner in the
case Of Lolita Cook, aged nine years,
who died at her home on Montgomery
avenue last night, revealed the fact
that she had died from the effects
of injuries received at the hands
Of her stepfather, A. 0nofrie,
a fresco-painter. The child's mother
is trapeze performer and is travelling
with circus. She left her four chill
dren in charge of 0nofrie. The latter
has been arrested and locked up to
await the result Of the coroner's jury.
The child's body was literally COW
cred rom head to foot with bruises,
welts, gashes, and scratches, which had
evidently been inflicted recently, while
numerous scars of old wounds were
plainly visible. The wounds had evil
IDENTIFY bled freely, and on making a
post-mortem examination it was
found that but small portion
of blood had been left in the
emaciated form, and that portion had
escaped in the brain, evidently caused
by blows on the head. 0nofrie, when
placed under arrest, acknowledged hay-
ing beaten the child frequently, and as
serted it was owing to her being incOr-
rigible. He produced knottcd rope
and broad leather strap as the in
struments of torture, and afterward
said he had struck her on Monday with
fire-shoyel. On being told to pro-
duce the shovel he brought out heavy
coal-shoyel with hard wood handle
broken. which he reluctantly admitted
was caused by blow given the child
He also admitted having tied her hands
behind her back and compelling her tC
remain on her knees on the floor all day
Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
A Murder Unsarshsd In H1orias.
(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May H.
A Times Union dispatch from Madison
says: A murder has just been un-
esrthed at this place. A negro engaged
At fishing in pond near town on Sat-
urday discovered the body Of white
man named Mcclure, . peddlsr, who
mysteriously disappeared last January:
McGuirs's goods had been discovered
in possession Of a negro family named
Mccall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
An Extensive Fire.

LONDON, May IAN extensive
fire was raging all last night at Chat
ham. The locality Of the confagration
was on High street, and several build
ings were destroyed. Among these
were Bernard's Music Hall, Mid Kent
Clubhouse, Bull Inn, and large print
ing works. The amount Of damage is
placed at 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
Will Probably be Recalled.

10y OHDIV 10 tfIo DI'P"tOf'I
LONDON, May 12.-The Cabinet is
meditating the recall Of Sir Evelyn
Barring, Consul General at Cairo, as he
is not in accord with the Government
on the withdrawal Of the British troops
from the Soudan and Suez-Cansl inter-
naturalization scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13

ms ~ 4 VIM ~ n<><~~I 49, =
xrv Yoax. Moy 1a.--The stoek meskee
has beef, somewhat ifregular. bNs 49, S,s
ateiy active ali DAY, Frfcee oReneo 1870
frrcsion DURING the Ress hoor; then ras.ieo
and continued sfeedy on slight nnetunsso ~.
until AFTER o'clock. when they oeennss
strong axain, and the hixheee psiSes q W. ~
day wefe realized. Ab0ut the bcx1nnlnk o.
the last hour. under the Infiuence o. nsSy
selling movement By the beam nnd ~
position 10 rsali8 BY the room seusss,
prices again became weak, enq ~ s ~
cases reached tho lowest quotat,oM y ~
day shortly before 3 o'clock. THIS ~ sns
general course Of the market, but new lWk .
Central and Lackawanne weN excepsS
by being weak nearly all day. New tVsn
Central was weak and lower all DAY. ciosins
tx lower Iackawanna was quite ectse
but weak. closing ~ lower. Lake snoty
was well held and closed higher. nsns
ers were also strong. but siishty lower ~
the close The market elosed weak, WIN
but fractional changes.
N0c,s.--stocRs active and steady. Money
percent Exchange--Long. tse's; short
ASST. Governments quiet. states Quiet
MISUNDERSTANDING. &s7. Money, pNi
per cent. sub Treasury balances-6osd.
tiss Gil: currency. $40. 500. Governments
strong: per cents. 12is; 5 per cents lo5s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
RolIer-skssins TouSssmeus.
fpv tajegra nh IN the Diana trh1

New YORK, May 1.-The score IN
the six day roller-sksting race at ! A.
NJ. Snowden, 49l miles (; W. Boyst,
47S; Maddocks, 474; Schock, $50 A.
Boyst, 430; Hartman, $50; Walton,
1868; Francis, 36l; Omelia, 34l Em-
cry, 255; Reynolds, 1876.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
sicMness Among the Troops NJ sua.
bile TO the DIspatch.l

IBy cable 20 the DIspatch.I
SUARIM, May l2.-There is a fear
full amount Of sickness among the Bri-
fish and Egyptian troops here. The
sick bays in all the ships are crowded
with patients, and additional hospitals
are being erected on shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13

The sues Canal Problem Settled.
fBy cable to the Dispatch.l

PARIS, May I'm. de Frecynct,
the Foreign Minister, has assured the
Committee Of the Chamber Of Deputies
that he has good grounds for believing
that the difficulty respecting the super
vision Of the Suez canal will be ami
-cably settled. This assurance is that
the international Suez Conference now
sitting in Paris has solved satisfactorily
the problem Of the proposed interna-
tional control Of the canal.
The proposal to appoint commits
sion Of the Powers for the surveillance
of the canal has been submitted to
direct negotiations between the Euro
pean Cabinets. Earl Granvilleinstruct-
ed the English delegate to the Canal
Conference to deny that the Paris Com
mission had power to decide the ques-
fion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
France and China.

IBy caDIe 70 INC D1spatcu.I
PARIS, May l2.-The Figaro states
the Government is at present negotia-
ting with China for the cession to
France Of Fisher islands, lying be-
tween the Island of Farmosa and the
Chinese main land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
Sensation In Cairo.
TRy eablp IN the DisDatch.

CAIRO. May 12.-An immense SEN
sation has been caused here by Lord
Hartington's announcement Of the Gov
ernment's intention to withdraw the
British troops from the Soudan, and
complete evacuation is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
suitau of zsn.ibar Protesting.
[By cable TO the Dispatch.l

ZANZIBAR, March 12.-The Sultan
of Zanzibar has protested against the
German encroachments upon his terri
tory, and has appealed to the treaty
Powers in regard to the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May l3-l
A. A.-For the Middle atlantic States,
local rains, partly cloudy heather, east
TO south winds, becoming rariable,
slightly ,cormer an the northern portion,
stationary temperature in the southern
portion.
For the South Atlantic States, clear
ing heather, rariable toiHds, slight rise
in temperature.
For Richmond and riciHhy, light
rain. followed By ,carmer, fair reather,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
Fatal Enects OF the Iceland Ava.
laDche.
[Ry cable TO the Dlspatch.l

Iby chDIo 70 tHo OIsPHtOH'I
LONDON, May 12.-The latest adj
vices from Iceland show that the first
reports Of the April avalanche were not
exaggerated. Fifteen dwellings, with
their inhabitants, were swept into the
sea, and twenty-four persons thus
drowned. The avalanche destroyed
fifty fishing-boats. The loss in one
village alone reached ego, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
Creafed a Raronef.
IBy cable to the Dispatch.

LONDON, May 12.-Mr. Martin,
chairman Of the Committee on Recep-
ton of the Prince and Princess of Wales
during their recent visit to Ireland, has
been created a baronet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
A Gifs Aunulled.
- Wiz Annuhheos
IBY cable 10 the Dispatch. I

lby CAME 10 the DspatcnI
PARIS, May l2.-Ex-Empress Eu-
genie's gift Of the Pharo Palace to the
city of Marseilles has been annulled in
consequence Of a dispute regarding the
terms of transfer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
General Grants Condition.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspa ten. |

New YORK, May l2.-General
Grant suffered considerable pain this
afternoon, and did not dictate anything
for his book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
Hus,.n flour sn,ppea to view York.

NEW YohK, May IA sample Of
1000 sacks Of Russian flour, quality
very fine, was offered this morning on
the Produce Exchange, to arrive from
Marseilles, att6 per barrel. The grade
was nearly If not as good as the very
best American patent extras.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
Fatal Ressis Of q wires UnrAitafa'
[By telegraph 70 the Dispaich.l

CHICAGO, May IL. = The later
0ceaa's Lincoln lNes.l special says
Late last night Lewis johnson came
home and found his wife in room with
Edward Long. johnson broke down
the door, and both men began to shoot,
with the result that Johnson Is dead,
and Long cannot survive his injuries.
Both were railroad-men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
psss-nsl, Y,sssrssy. 81;
lBy telegraph . shs psspssee


Wilmington: wilmiDstes, ~ Nw-
folks. IL.
Louisville Louisville, 10 Athletic.
s.
Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh, 9; Brook
Ign, 4.
Cincinnati: Mstropolisans. 8; c's-
cinnati, S.
Newark, n. j.; Newark, 2; Tsa-
ton, 2.
New York: Chicago, 10; New York.
Jersey City: Jersey City. II ; Ian
caster. 4.
Philadelphia Philadelphia, IL De-
troit, 6.
Nashville Americans. 10; Biz
mingham, D.
Toledo: Omaha, 5; Toledo. 3.
Boston st. Louis, 8; Boston. o.
Providence Providence. 8; Baf-
falo, l.
Mesaphis Memphis, IL; Oolumbss
GAL, 4.
st. Louis St. Louis. 10; Baltimore,
3.
Milwaukee Cleveland, .; Milwas-
kee, 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
a Yashsr ssa Two Rsughssrs Fatally
Bavuel.

icy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
PITTSBURGH, PA, May l2.-In
Fulton county yesterday farmer named
Hess was fighting FIRE in the timber
near his house, when he was overcome
frsm heat and exhaustion and fell help
less. His two daughters, young ladies',
went to his rescue and dragged him 70
. place Of safety, but their clothing
caught fire, and both were fatally
burned. The father and two daughters
will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13

d W Z. Z -. ~. y 80 - I.
<os,pss,s = VIII e6ssE an 10
eeIy ; sks9e u.des $3.50 ~.
ao61 shicp1nx de111n1 Ut 60 ~
fnl&1 ssGGdy thfouohD0e fSyyUy<
dull era esq. nw-Doet deelg4o4 -
uILwAUR8k ~
urrwAuxur. Nay 19.-r)oel ~
prelecsed. Wheat unssslied; nlly0o
No. .. essA. e13<c.; June. 30: 49,
shiug doissG: M noDtnaUy -
ou;et: No ., S4Ss. Provtoons ea9ef
c0fk - Cash. Nay. a. June. 4ltio. tfkl
steam lard Cash ~ NAY. S6.oo. ~,
wILxfN0rDN.
wtLxsnorou, Msy n. sseeeeY
as zee. huuin steady strained. 80 ~
01xe. Tar steady ~ tl.11. Crude tufp9csI9.
steady; hard. si.io; yeiiow-diP 80 - :
t1.5o. -. q Z
NEW YORK COTTON ruruRnA
NEW YoRx. May f2.--cotton-nse rxeei2e9.
- bales xros recelpts. 4,s3t halls
clo.ed urn sales. "a 500 bake; NAV, wy
sSIO. ~: June, SIC. s:af10.se. July, yxyyS
sSlo'9 -: August. ti0.e5ssio.pss sepeox-
Ter $40. 7ta0t0 10; October. $40. S3A4iQ'1Ss
November and Deecmber. yi0.see3te.So$
January, sI0.seaslo.4o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, Nav l2.-There were
frosts at many places in the State Sun
day morning and again yesterday. Ice
formed in the western counties, it is re-
ported. Whether any damage was done
TO fruit or vegetables is not yet known.
Ii is thought certain, however, that
damage was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
p RICHMOND. MAY ~, looo

PORT OF RICHMOND. Mar II. IssA
AnxIvEb. ~
Steamer Ariel, (aifSord. N0reolk. UnieoG
States mail. merchAndiss. and pemensoA
l.. b. Tatum. agent. *
schooner A. y. Robinson. Gaiden, Baltts
more. kainite, 10 =. a. rnsley Co. n
sAILEn.
Rsrksntine Morning star. Dr. Buokell.
Bahia, nour. 0sileso-Nilis Msnnfactusfn0'
schooner v. n. Baird. Webb, PERTH An.
boy. iailroad-ties; vessel, cursie = tnsGoe.
PORT OF NkwPoRT's NHvA nAsls.
tt,y telsuaph.l
AnRJvum q. .
etaamshl - Guyandotte. Kelly. Wed mat
and - lied lor New York. = :
steamship Manhattan. sssvenA New
York. FfSf 70
schooner Oaks An,sa ehsvidAn, Nsv
York. and sailed for BAllimore. 3.
schooner josn y. WiInanH Rsero4; r.
y. SHAVE. Os1QenS Anna y. kenlE 94eg~
ry; Theresa Wolf. fe3eh; Lob ". c.
pies, WDessr; and 1ue WuilanA noaeoe-
' ssSoenss VIVA fissss. 0sss.. rsu.suu.
eASLnR
e1eepehip oQ1<AWood (l>r.a VR1nos.
cess; = Ssss : ssy@x $500.
): g a. = :: J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13

Psss.OHire.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Post
will say tomorrow that the Richmond,
Va, post-ofiice will be filled during the
day, and that Colonel w. S. Gilman is
likely to be appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY II, 1888.
The tobacco market Is steady with fair
sales Of bright wrappers and a good demand
for cutters and good bright filers. Offerings
OF ark continue small.