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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26
Gina-1auc's ln.iic,

LgNnuN. March 25.-M-. tiiadsIont
caugh; colo yesterdav Hno Is contInel
&c ms room. lie decideL 70 have TIA,
programme be nat marked on; iJf hIu,-
self II The House o. Commons tins eve
uinc carried oui. despite M INABILITY Ia
be- present. Sr Wiilmn Vernon Ear-
cour.. Chancellor o. thu EXche1uer
vii. therefore spea6 10, the Premier
anC vii make the announcement whict
Gladstone nae promised 70 maSe per
aoualiv
sr William Vernon Har-ou-t. a ths
session OF the House OF .0mmons thn
evening. announce ina. Gladstone
vouic state rs irish policy to n,
house OF Apri stL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

WASHINGTON. March -. last.
ssetgfsNs

s,enuTe
H. tht senate TO-DAY Nj Hoa, IT,
uurteL frou tnt library Committee q
niL establishing . commission. com
uoseC o. tht secretaTv a. State. "a,
Librarian Of Congress. anC the secre-
tGrv o. the Smithsonian Institution, t.
examine anc Iep1Tt 10 Congress a. a.
mt characlcr ana value o. II "a anu
scripu belonging o. Congress.
By Hoar explained thai tine v0rt
involved nO expense. The Uovc-u-
n,eu, nc sax. bat the rankin papeT..
tAc hucham0eau papers, auC othe-
manuscripts o. grTat historical. value
anc tht onleci o. tnc proposed commi~-
siou wa tina, Il might examine tneu
a. report a. e. whether they snou,c be-
published and tne best method o dong
So
Tit CHAR laiC beiJr, the SENATE 3
.ette. from thc poStmastaT-0e nera
transmitting. II compliance with g Te-
cen, SenAt, resolution 8 tahuia1 state
.acnt a. thc lourtt-ciass postma sters
removs6 siuce the 4tn OF MaycE. es5.
deferred
The toial number o. such removals
~ s.63b.
On the reQuest o. Nj. Edmunds the
arn'y bin was. ny unanimous consent.
made the unfinished business o. tne
morning h0u1 tomorrow
AiI. hdmunds resolutions were
llscel boioTo the Senate.
Nj. Voorhees, took the floor II opue-
si.ion "a tbs majority report. Alter
stating the question a lssus Nj. : ou1-
tees aale0 why the majority contentsc
themselves with al attach or the agent
ttf,e Attorney general auc snrank ron
a dIrec. blow on the principal the
President liiC the Senator iron e.
mom expec, a Cabinet officer 10 ais
nbey the president: The resolutions
weIt mean Tor popular eiles.- IneH
contemplated nc measure o. legislation
Il remove any evil OF pretended eva.
They were merely q Illumination o.
senatorial opinion. barren 81 reSul'
.other than cheap partisan Recommendation
True, there was a threat thai s. the pa
1seff sought we've withheld nominations
would 1907 be confirmed. 4 mon iliosIca
aH0 rldiru.ous sequence could MOI tse
.-oneelyad. i the Attorney sreuorA
weTs guilty ~ charged Of condUc, sus-
-xcrsivs o. iiss fundamental principles o.
Toe Government amt the good admins
iraiiou Thereof. then he should be ma
reached IT. the manner prnylnso by the
Constitution. Thai wat q matter TO-
the House Of Representatives 70 pro.
tsosa. TITS resolutions nov bescre the
senate constituted TRIVIA ant inroa-
Sraueniial measure COMPARED tc the
sturdy and straightforward remedy pro
xided isy the Constitution ior thepunish
menl OF q public oficIa' wliialls
see,eanl o. dasobedieni te isw- IheSa
sesolaticns were simply intendeo q
Aesp Republicans IL otlire- Izev'
was nothing morn certain. howsver
thar if,ai Tins people understood tiie oh
,ses. As 10 rsnssssss by frcsilinn
assvrinxd. AR. xsuF1ess asid thsra
wpf frum 1t}0y01b - 120sOp0 ofics
3l<n = ~ 4 11nz1a =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26
aRI srEHEE. n EEs&aUn
Contsnus,s, anfiict- Detn ecu st-isAc-s
arse Ssunya-- v'hsae>a,s Al
re.ss az lsIotcrS

By Angls.-Aulssi1an "a ODE 10 tiis DaSpzttc---
BKuEsEI.s. March 25.-The CITY va.
piacxrdeo during tn nIgnt with CALI
ISSUED by the WOrkngmen Fedora
iIGn f0f great meeting OF workmGnisn
tonight. The strike al LIsge nas be
come almost genera II that distrEci.
Continuous c0ufiicts are taking place
between the strikers and civic guards.
A large number Of foreign AgItators
have arrived IN the disturbed diSrrIci
and art urging the striker 10 continue
thar resistance 70 the authnriiies-
6angE OF men MADE ny o.
Anarchists and rouEhs OF tnf
worst description ars parAdInE N int
suburbs, creating disorder and psrpe-
fraiing outragcs. Citizens are wAyiain
and money extcrted from than by
threats az vl0lsnee. Postmen going
their mounds arr accompanied by guards
of knldezs. Arrests Of persons con
rsrn<d IN tbs disturbances are setnf
nzasls by fie whsleszls. Many riotsrs
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T,,. r.e-,aenr Give. a Dinner


WASHINGTON. j. c., March -
the T'resideni gave ms second dlnne-
10 members OF congress tonight. a,
Tie Table Senator Morrill, sal Oh the
I.residents right ano Senator Vance
Of ms left. Tht other guests were sen
tors Frve. staniorc. sswell, Wilson o.
ioxs. oull0m. Lustis Morgan, Piatt,
Mitchell OF Oregon, and spOSner' Spear
e. arIisle. anG Representatives Holman,
Curtin. Willis. Hemphill. Hill. Scott,
Iirsckinridgc o. Kentucky. Warner Of
Ohio. Dunn. Hatch. Herbert, Reagan,
Collins. Randall, ''aiatsOn. Cox, O'Neil.,
Mitchell. 6sddes, Bland, Dzniel- sprIn-
qes. uales. Turner, Weaver OF Lou
SIAM. Morrison, Biouutf and Taylor o.
Il F.llses@t-t
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Tne Removal ~ I'e>sn'a>'e->

~ teic@rar4 o. l4tt Ai7fhttr-
AsIr-NCTON March 4J.-Tn, ll--
lowing j. detailed sta5emen, OF the
removals o. ioar,h-ciass postmaster a.
,eui a. IN Ssnalf To-uay AiaDamA.
At arizona. g A-Xans2s CT, Gale
fornn. o.. Colorado. o@. Connie ciIcu..
lUu. Dakota. - Delaware. - =;
District OF Columbia J Florida =
t,eorrIa. IT, idanc. IT.: Illinois 0l.-
indiana -leo Indian 1srritory. b.
Iowa. 3qg Kansas. 20 keutuckv.
lq4 Louisiana. . Maine Do
Mar lam. IS- Aiassachusetts. -
Minnesota. - Michigan. 5zI- Ais
siss,pp.. 6O Missouri. 90. Aontau@
lo. Nebraska. ~ NevaGa. = New
Hampshire, - New Jersey, 20,
Ner Mexico. y New oTE. l,ti5a q.
North Carolina. l3c, Ono. SIR ORE
FOL. ~; PENNSYLVANIA. 93- Enode
island. South Carolina = Teu-
nessee. It's: Texas. -. tAh. q ;
Vermont. ~ Virginia. al6 WASH
rrton Territory. D West Virginia
rs Wisconsin. 205 Wyoming =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

rrr ypRY E7pCK szpErr.

NEw YORK March 2ns-A better fenlsug
has prevailed n Wal strest to-day T1f
Decided strength Of the nsarifet ~ the
opening. which wak attributed IN pFsTi "a
tire fursi tn huying % sigctxs, rAvs more eD-
rnurazxrseijf ~ woiiid.o& bui3s anc the
aFs; figures thn morning sisoved an al
vulfrss xsuerHiiy ~ y L. 4. Ttt c1ni laIicl
strength during tine forenoon. nTaniea
~ sa1usid..rsttse ACTIVITY N traulnK wAs IN
q rrfeHsflr,a eOuufeu,ctr6 b. the uuis
me news from fhe WeN Regarding the
slrIhe Them wac 8 tlsciosc brei1k 81 iAf
genera figf afler midday I'D ~ N0Ttiirfe
EN- Auc niof fatctar; mi 1bis v'ss citseE-
81 IL iile r0urs. ~ an h0lrs EEc resufts
non ths Nesf decidedly ia0re iANpss-
ble ~ tore regarding tine intnsrfiiae fiiifift
al tue trOuD.eE tsarueeu tltf r12lifsAAeie tifc
tnctT empipv ses a.zain stimulated silf IA
FOR TIE lDuE side and Rlsn frs0pielteu tii'
shnftf a. cuver .Insi teiort tDe Sos iiieh.
Wa q Verr s.Nhl reaction fbf rosilN az
fhf unT Z 0nnsfstf oxfs nnrFeVNf J. al 40
vance f0f eVs-Y "a tnF "a tiss active - %
fractions a. . ivRu Northwestern WtfCi
wHs fsliaed o. fae stors that fate war psos
imminent npa0e ne s-iiE ~ E. ~ tait.
- uT a. . larRRWaufin lhainWan atin
uufson .IersPH teuirii Beading aiioef-
niifs nul Afts nnr 4 10 niGiiei ana ttt
uiuer. iess nulnunt8 salee. A. ~ snare
f0eii.--sStrvcHs staaf7. hi'f-f So pc
ceu1. kXcnanss--4sssug A. snnrl 49,.
Governments nsgiecteI.
fUsasglg - .Iclauge 4H3is- Annet, n
Pc cent ssui.-1TeRsurf haEllees-eioia-.
.1zs1sl GOO currency SIS .pel lnt. ,'"'-
ernmeutE dUil. 4 prf cent?. I've -
ceuTK zoe 0id, htats bou1s Nef, dE
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Rejection. ANA coniirnni,ass
Fny sssegmpn 10 iHs is'~paIcn.

WAsHINGT0K, March 25s-Tns
Senate has rejected .hf nominations Q
sx,ons .I.isutenauts john 4. MeBLAIu
and Richard II. Wilson 10 be tirss liam
tenants. a number of minor eonhrnia
f,ous h4ws bsen made puDlsc; susanE
thcn is that 81 Mrs. 1iuIilEan - b
pspsi0n sguu: at chinzss-
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ElrHal0NI MAH-Ere


-uvl-DA2 1l4rc. 80 Is-6.
r.rDri-, ~s,rDUcE
huu= f104 Fofr4 Larl rgr.. Deo-.
butte Gao > lresI ,a20c. good o.
p-uit 4a.4st. 200. it fair lUl-r
l.f.t foFh h-u.. large tls-5f-. @IrKrrr
l1s-4-t. l.' is.l4iL
lies lows -u-Hr~e ueus "a. Il..Il
p.- pound uunI.eu LZaIfc pG 49,.
rua 81. r8ug. sipcE IHf-.-, lTscaa t4.l.sl
-u.cHeus rouu- Ia,-.l ia4Ir. Ire ppuul.
E1g- ft-sL.44c
AAu guuI-5 o.
CON Mea seas r.. per Dtslc 'Di coun-
t-- s3c ~, ci-' Mills.
TegaOJtrl
Csnnage 4asc. - ueac
pOLtls-a iflsL cuolce pytatues .-a4~-Ze
y. barre. cunies pc uushe. G1a75-.
onions ;. &5asz ~ 80 Isarre.-
heauA HAND plck~c s.-Zs per busle..
active lllAec &4ae-.4p pee Elsle..
Orrei. olrc D-s.o fralfs
Arpi-f Gn-aL. cnc.ee 5.z3as- re
barre n-H.-ie. boxes 5e-.. c0l-l4y.. ~.
81 Irsi uafre..
r. liIgl; s.e-- zsas. b-i".ii-.r-t-e %
7c. cIcirie- es- Pes t's-..rfl s.ls-..
Ill Hr-eI~L. A..
l-Asplzsrlts2 le---7l
Uisee l.1v,e9ts
Iseeswa1 gsl ~ TouaC
Black al han ltoss.l g. rar 2zff
uoulds rla1i. -usi1 AID cles.u-. rolisl- ~
~ 600 I0liie
FeatneTa 1'flnEf lIve-g0us. 45a3U-. cDas-
nfnE @9l
TAlzs,-sc gIasl.g psr 1usue.
Has ~. 4 tini0tnv sloa5lS p 81 q
sl5a51c.5u. NAKED c.oFe- and amntnt So
q 40 rlutel. eftncls
NAi-Unas. brow Bsiun sle T,sl cor nrIl
81 pc ton sniI@tuf. SIs-Slt ~ ioL ~.
CHS Mlln.
lsaisc ussN esS70c
hooss 0InSeIsg !. SpaS. ~ fysI Iap,a-lu
h.suetz fr-s ~ tjfs alsl g. ~ piuI4c.
hsztufIIs sac. ~ o. lllllf1.
LNe ftf-7.c. Pc nusife.-
ssunlac Prime 75c-as.
NnucEs SJaG3c
Il ~ STRAW s5aElC
iRhoS Sc. Tssl Founa
NDo Nasa-E Zsslz-c- uaWGslen. 4ss
Z0c bury vii Urln2 trull ~ y. i'e'
pouud iess than tns ahofe fai-s
rEs1ErrT LisTE. sL&sTEI-- AZ.
Ce-ueii- l,ass-f4aaale s4-ss 80 barre
I,r...- ~. eulturl.. sAIec. PEI nuEns. :
Rock .il.t s-Ia4s..Il PEI inrgs. ace0to .lax
"a 4t4uffrr. Virginia s4a8l.Ca.
Paste lAmp . PEI t0l ground. 800 ,
G. ic.ued plastei 3 ".
la .Agrkr slx. $50.
Fn4 Hrie - s40aS4s yer 1.0ec.
FAsAJgruag nalr. &c. pc p<snfii-.
DRuGs ngxzTuEFs nu.s, a.
Ai~oAo. s2.so p-sr gallon
Loueentmtsd 4.ye 2.Isass.St Es.s oasss O.
four Go1sn.
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goeh1aril, SOC pef p0uiiG.
I.xrrxct of lxsgsyooc loo.
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Aaf.li1r lac
ne. I.nase1c. 5se.: naaenins. 15arsc
sFerm. g. 30; whale rae. straits. xa<sac-i
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Tt,c senni... E1ecutr,, section

ifr telegram a. tine JlsuaJcL.
= AsHINGToN. March - The e2-
acuurc session o. the Senate to-day was
g. very sn0-t one TIT case % nun
ie- o. nostmasterE whose predecessors
were SUSPENDED were reported iayOrs-
boy. Il vas stated that they werc
cases OF mel araiusf whom no charges
nave been received from ar source.
aul il respect 10 tn majority o. wnoD
the suspended officials have reclni-
menaeC confirmation. TINS 81 II con-
rimucc witt AZ informal understanding
81 tht POST Office COMMITTEES made some
earf AFRO witt regard T. sucr cases.
I'D adverse repn-. wa maze ID
,be cast o. AZ iowa postmaster
ard va ordered u be- printed II COME
ncnce t0I ihe Use o. tnt senate. Inf
-cmmittc, emhodv u ihs Tepo-. iei-
L. from the nominee vho charge tnr
ihe Republican incumbent hsC Deeu
publishing z new guaper T. pe-naT aac
arc me- i Ir~ii-L auc thereby 0Oiuc
much GOOD g. the Republican part.
lie present nominee sars tina, q ne
cou.c have the Office b.. zoo could p1r-
l.-i g. newspaper o. rvo ,o- tie benefit
o' the leuocraur party auC tina. q.
vas wiling T. Gevore tne em1llueu--
cf .nf uf e, a. tni- pI-uose oiio- ial
Inc vruc- para- u slnDar- O. tue
democratic uarrr AFT OIo.e-. %.
committet al.o r,i er. g. the cirrI.a- 0t
the posJmAster-,7e.eral arc ~, utrr-
auce- O. IL, hrcsiaeu; vi-t rec1-- .0
tine exercise o.. partisan influence, nE
ofics.hoiGe-s. The committed srt- o.
reports 1he cast adversely Il 0rueT o.
a.d the Administration n carving oU
us p0iIc7. Tnl cast o. .Al internal
revenue collector TOY the C!'Uic, OF
Vermont wa reported iav0rauiy. L
written rep0-t va maue declaring u
substance tina the committees nal h-lrC
iron tne sscreta-, Of the Treasury o.
response L. it, INQUIRY that the-o were
no charreF against tine outgoing oii,-
cial. anc t.as he vas removed i0r po-
Utica reasons alone.
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TIrlApA1 Diarcl % l-se.
HAI.T--i'fEs7 lUAgp 500 h0Tll Caro-
liza A. a. 81 AZ SNARE Eugti Uauoilua
r. .roac 8t sp
sHcoNl BoAI1. -lc.cn' Virginia ncv :
ID 3 81 q, 20eo Nr-us nov e..
e.. uC0 iC al a.
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nine.Tir. i.asiIIs

CHATIANOoGA. March "a ire
IS raging Il the coa,-mInes o. tne hoans
lror COMPANY a. HOLLYWOOD. No de-
Rails received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

BALTrsfoHE AiRrci 2. - irEiuh s -'t'
snadatec bt lsasi 40. coupons e. neV
lH-str 5. neE g 80 AUril .arO. lua
fs "a 80 Ilc TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26
III VElTFER REpORT.

by telegBpt o. tne Dispatch
v AsHTNGToN, March Id Il H
Jor the Made Atlaattr StHc.. Jar.
slqli rol8e- rsGt p tol,owea bt
hgu lo-a' ~Gua, ~G~iQb,r srHG.. 4sf--
ralr lreste~i1. ~ssur nGroBsete-.
lr Ia. houlh Atton',r States or
trsa'he- gru,de generally souh-vi' e
csp ~ tie northern portion, res.eTi'
f-iHa4. sldfi 4HQrr leDg s-a'are o. me
ssrhe~l p0~,ion sta'uuG~r foliowee o,
hJu fal H 5eDpsraii~, % %. p0~'e-
en- u0rtto5..
.Ao7 Som rn IlvqntG far i-sG.acr
au0ute 70, U-H raU.. coolr.
Tbs o. cine 20 hicaH,9nl gsstsraGf
r-.. fi~fg.. 7rg~U ur. r,t.gv0U.
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kIne-tcun Isiyor~. Nol rnIIa a. Lns-
iaud

LONDON. Mach 2l.-Justice butt
to.Gav rendered 3 decision 90 the etie-,
tnat 8 divorce obtained II Anle-ica iron
ia, bonds o. marriage contracted II
LnglanC Is Invalid II LnclanG.
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rrTT-ENEl- p. NoEE.

WILMINGTON. Dr.. March q
The striking nIorDccr-meu al returned
IL woTk thIs morning and every factory
II the city Is running Unbranded. The
resumption was the resuE o. COME
renee heid between TIT manufactured
ard LxecutIyr-JiIce1 DOivel.. o. the
knights OF Labor yesterday Afternoon
and the understanding Is thai tn ante
strike situation T. rest0Teo ans al. maj
teTE IL dispute heic Il abeyanae uni.
FRIDAY evening, wtisu : neE conference
viii bs held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

steamship ffre1iEwate<. Jenny, Nesl
I,otlll and sailed for seH York-
EstssGn1snlp Advances, k-eDs New yoyk. b.
hsaf for ltraxll.
rcsseoners samuel q Tnorp. Isearce New
Vera ii ! smith Andsixon, f>royltiesot
kcotfa shearer, trace y. cnanspsss EciiRm.
ssrs. 4 2 Ravens. al.xlrtas 4. W. fzevrfs.
Iattsr. + a. skxsi-n. Newpu-y Arn 3ors
u 81. Auk,gDpy lta,dis& i:o>t;1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

EcBonner Louisa 4 dn0Il. AcLsouc SeE
YORK pig-Eron. ) \ 6oncon aEenf vesse
CuriK 8 falkeI.
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ARRIVED.


PDT.T or NEwP0ET's EEws, MARcH e
BY telegraph.
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d os-. nj Representative.

Ny. Dunn. Of Arkansas iron the
Shipping COMMITTEES, reported ttfe free
sim bill anG /; wa placed Oh tina cal
ennaf.
M. Dingley OF Maine. presented a
minority report.
IN the morning hour Mr.. BaraSdale,
OF Mississippi called up, ano after some
discussion the House passed, ths Dill
granting fifteen days leave Of absenst u
tina employees o. the 0oyernmsn; pint
ine-oiiicr.
Tint houst then went into COMMITTEES
Of the Whole ca me pOsi'ohicS appTc-
priztion bill.
MIR. Dsckery, o. Missouri reviewed
the lerssla;ive history OF the foreign-
mail SERVER OF the POSSIBILITIES depart
msm from las down u the prssen.
time. and defended the Postmaster
sssneral from Mr- Hurrcws's ATTACK o.
Yesterday. He saua1e1 what hs ae-
Illuminated q thf . s,IbsIny clause o.
ina lan yoxt-aiigcs spprapfiAsssn blu
| Il rszr tc H. Hcssnszstu-kssncrzl an
! tk0si1y 10 nitxersinr fm lsftias nonsr&cts
! - 1sntsp lGn ~, 30 'lnsu ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

nnshfng mandatory N tine act. y
vested IN him discretion, and m
the exercise OF JUS and wise
discretion the Postmaster GENERAL had
beef Subjected 10 uuneriteL, unlnst-
ant harsh criticism. In support Of his
YI0SIiIUT thai ihf lac was not mandatory
Dir. Derkery Quoted from the spsscnes
delivered during the course Of the ne
bate last war by Mf. Dingley. Of Name.
auc Dir. Horn, Of Michigan 10 the etiani
thai unUer Il the postnIasteT-lrene-al
would not De Obliged u pay sings
dollar 10 N American lInf Of steam
ships Il mac been claimed that TINS
measure was the eliminating at Of
wsl,-conoeived plan. winch to0k It's hrs
gteI II the repeal Of the law winch re-
CURED American ships to take TN
mails CT board iTefiITe they could
get their clearance papers. Tie wanted
10 cal the attention Of the HOUSE
o. the TACT that the senate had Co
ercec M House NJ Representative Intc
he adoption OF the subsidy clause o.
holding oui the threar of AZ extra se--
-iou. lis wanted ano tn DemocraiU
usr'f wanted tc give adequate auc liDs-
raj COMPENSATION q American srea a.
mp icr carving ths mails II .the
present iaE diu no. make sufficient pro
-isinr h. would favor anT Law that aIa
nu; speaking from 8 business stauo-
POINT. he vould never iavOr any mes-
su1, winch proposed to suDsidlze az
American lInt Of steamships i0I the
purpose o. aidInr commerce..
The uobais wa a. iialef strongly r'p-
irtica. the Other speakers were Ny
li-umn 81 Pennsylvania NJ. Peter
o. Eansas. Nj. Ei-gs OF Illinois. auo
Ar. (ueutheI o. Wisconsin. Thf
Committee Tost Al 3 O.ciocE ano tooE
recess 10 so.
Tnc evening session wa dcv1te1 %
euioeies upon the iate Joseph Rankin
hem escntative iron Wisconsin.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO NAEEEI
MARCH - lest
.oos, "a. rs we've se-- sma. io.as, forty-
...lf lu4slcad- w-rt offered 70 auction Eu1
pei. euI--I taAel A. l1.ces wert trou 3 ~
rr ls, There POI better mlui-f 90 o.d
nlef auc snoEiL. s,nca rr-da' VIA seyo-
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yOE.1 " RICHMOND. AlAKcH &c, 1sse.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

4 new rosi-ofiict is established a,
v ehutrv. Cherokee county. N. L.. VIII
Abe = Hill a. postmaster.
The following postmaster havt uecr
commissioned William &. Davis.
Elizabeth CRY and knmonu I. Wilson
" Watt Mills. North Carolina
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-27
RAILROADS.
1000 q E A 1908
1000 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOOO
TO The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL BALLS.

$500 ~ NJ T M "a "I''A cTFE1 PATS
~ SPLENDID SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In efoct May 16. 1886.
Trains leave Washington, from station, corner O:
Sixth snd B streets, as follows:
Express of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a. NJ,
daily Fast Limo, $50 am. daily, to Cincinnati
and ST. Louis with Sleeping Cars from Harris
burg to Cincinnati, and Hotel Car to St. Louis;
daily, except Saturday, to Chicago with Sleep.
ing Car Altoona to Chicago. Chicago and Gin
Sleeping Cars Washington 20 Chicago; connect
ing at harrisburg with Western Express with
through sleepers for Louisville and st. Louis.
Pacific Express, 1000 p. m. daily, for Pittsburg
and the West with through Sleeper Harrisburg
to Chicago and Cleveland.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandsigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
1O:OOp m daily except Saturday, with Palace
Cars Washington to Rochester.
For Willismsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at
$50 a. M, daily, except Sunday; %
For New York and the East, 7:15, 900 and 100
a. NJ, 200, 4:15, 1000 and 11:2O p. N. On
Sunday 800 a. ID, 200, Ais 1000 and 11:2O
p. m. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor
Cars. $40 a. M. and $50 p. i'll. daily, except
Sunday
For Boston without change 200 F. H.. every
day.
For Brooklyn, n Y, all through trains connect at
Jersey City With boats of Brooklyn Annex,
af'ording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferriage across New York City.
For Philadelphia, 7:15 900 and HOO a. H.
200, 4:15. $50, 1000 and 11:20 p. M. Or
Sunday 900 g. M, 200, 4:15, 6:3O, 1000 and
11:2O pm. Limited Express, $40 3. Ill., and
$50 p. M. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore 6:35, 7:15, 900, $40, $50 and
HOO 2. H., and 1905, 200, $50, 4:15, 4:23
44O 6:30, 7:1G, 1000 and 11:2O p. IN. On
Sunday, 500. $50 and HOO q. H., and 200
4:15, $50, ITO, 1000 and 1920 p. NJ.
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:15 q. H. and 4:4O p. M,
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7:15 a. IN, and 1905 and 423
p. M, daily except Sundays On Sundays at
900 a. IN. Ais p. n.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG hallway
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON HAILRoAD.
For Alexandria, 600, 7O5 9:25, II :O1 and / :35
Q. H. eos, 4:25, 4:35, Col, sos and 1887 p
n. On Sunday at 600. 9:25. and 11:01 e. n.
and sos p. m.
For Richmond and tho South GOO and 11:O1
NJ, daily and 4:35 p. H. daily. except Sunday.
500, 1000 and 1910 a. Ia; 100, 3:O5.
1913, 80, 7:05 and 1912 p. n, and 1910
midnight except Monday. On Sunday ct 500
and 1910 4. NJ; 7:O5 and 1912 p. N. and
1910 night
Tickets and information AZ the Office, Northeas.
corner of 18th street and Perna. Avenue. and at
the station, whore orders be loft for the check
ing o. baggage to destination from bcteis and
residences. J. z. WOOD, 6. P, A
GHAS. E. PUGH, q. n. my17
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-27
VET DARLINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN L. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave Washington at 8 90 6. N. ard 4 45 p. NJ.
and Alexandria at 8 10 q. II. and 50 p. ID. Pass
Leesburg, going westward ct II O5 Il. m. and
80 p. M, and arrive at Round Hill at Ii AZ a.
m. and 80 p. n. Leave Round ELL at 5 81 8.
m. and 1 2e P. m. Pass Lecsburg, going east.
ward, at Il SO a. NJ and - H., and arrive 81:
Alexandria at 2G a. H. and OF p m and at
Washington at 80 q. In. and 10 p. u.
All trains daily except the 90 q. IN. train
from Washington, the 8 10 a. m. train from
Aloxandria and the l 26 p. IN. train from Round
Hill, which arc daily except Sunday.
g~P Passengers from Washington will take the
Wash, Ohio and Wcst'n. cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad station at 900 q. NJ. and 4:45 D..
m., and 60 through to Round Hill without change
OF cars
The $40 a. IL. train from Alcxandria and 800
pm. train from Washington connect at Round Hill
with Daily Line of Coaches for Snckersville, Der.
ryville and Winchester; also with Line of Coaches
which leave Leesburg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, Westward, make close connections
at Vienna, with Sissons Line of Stages for Fairfax
Court House.
One thousand milo cemmutation tickets, 500
Alexandria, Nov. 10, 1885.
R. BELL, Superintendent.