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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

only . little excursion hsns 10 see papa
ard friends for three months. an ia=o
We are OF sgx;n. Living away inon
bone makes one = rover, you kos
Dear ne, bow cold ], has bssal WAT
lots Of ice -
The thought thu; It was . gOsaer TIE
soc did not melt wbea she locked AZ II
Was not expressed. Instead was the
ecnnoD-pl.ce a. 1t IS pity the puslie
can't SEE nore Of you
ONLY AN AMERICAN GIRL.
4" Really. that is very kind bit an
only an American girl, one Of the pue-
be. II you please; Of The audience, ysu
know, not Of the stage, platform. or
pedestal. Dear ne. there is papa"
be vessel swings up 10 the dock
Tie tpgboats pushed the vessels stern
around. The bridge was run up TO the
sIoe. ard The first person 20 lsoa WAS
Miss CbEnbeTlain. She threw her arms
HrouDd the peck Of . tall. soldieriy-
locking, niddle-sged gentleman, AID
kissed hin FIRST On one cheek and then
% The other. This was dear pspA.
wbo was soon greeted N ike manner
by The beAUty's sister and nHnni."
The Trunks were sooa run cut the
cusfOD-bouse officers examined them.
The cog hsfkea. ihe ladies' al talked Bi
oDoe and paid DO attention 10 the thronE
eagerly watching Miss Chamberlain.
Gone. Jump IN" called Hr. Cham
beIlAin. holding q carriage door open.
The ladies' got ID. The dog. the bun
dies, tie bags. and The rugs were put n
tiieI them.
4" Victoria Hotel, A" said Mr.. Chamber
lain. CoIchie snapped his whip and
he beauty was whitfield Avsy. leaving
cloDd Of dust 10 blind the eyes Of the
lrrla-E~-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
PInn.Plon Prafe.ts

lFy Arclo-Anerc 8a csb's totle NIspEt--.
PARIS. February 25.-Prioce Je-
ZONE Napoleon Plo3-Pion publishes &
Letter. Il vhi,h be protests sCAizst the
proposed prescription Of tie French
princes b15 insists that such treatment
would bs unfair. The BonspLrtists,
K declares. ve-e defenders Of The rev
clUticn. What TIE republc = 1Ires %
Increase is strength and prestige. 1e
sJys. j reform o. rs methods o. gov
eIrUsIt. The expulsion q the princes
would ie-6 70 the destruction Of tbs re-
public Prince Napoleon also taxes o.
c1sio1 - cr.iicss The ulnneT u which
TIE President j. chosen. lie SAYS that
The people should re allowed 70 ele,t
then OWL ChHf Magistrate. Sod TIA;
The method vhich gives The power Of
selection 70 tie National Assembly
should be abolished.
The letter Is &c dressed 70 The Senate
tDd Chtnttr q Deputies. Il declares
Tia; TIE bill Of expulsion &rains;
princes i 5 revival Of the "L5i 7s'
ssypte;2." Ii replaces. SAYS The
writer. Justice By police Il COZ
foUDcs NEpoleon's friends Of tie rsvo-
LUTON with the BouI bons-eDeuies Of
tie revolution" Prince Napoleon DE-
cltTts that be recognizes that The re-
putlc 3 the logical outcome Of uni
7t-s1l suffrage. but" be G55s.
the present repubh, Is mere
olirsrcly. Il exists ~ TIE prosec1-
non q e1tUrsrs, The Wasting Of pub
jc money. L1l results Il rauooal
isolation L0d p1oLcp5yeTfy. 10 con-
clusicn The Prince txclsins &c /! i oe
q crine fof 8 lover % Eftoce % speak
out other danger. then punish ne .''
The protest has thrilled Pans wI;5
genuine sensation. The newspapers
are furious over i. They call J; &c &C.
1t0ce Lo6 demand The Princes eA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

IOo-r<.oDoencs o.tbe Richmond D4sp&ith
ITTAy. ". FEB. - ISIS.


LUEAy. VA. FEB. -. ISIS.
The February term Of our County
Court commenced to-day. The special
grand iury which had been summoned
for tins court found three indictments
foT felony.
TIE question Of building a bridge
Lcross the Shenandoah Tver Al the
White House, u this county, : beng
considerably &gitsted among the resi-
dt,ts q The MGssGn1tien DsighboThood,
sDd a. effort VII doubtless be made 20
induce the Board Of Supervisors 70
raise ibe necessary funds BY imposing 5
lax therefor upon the county. The
bridge 81 this point was washed away
il ihe great food Of $50, siaoe whi.h
TINE j; has been necessary 70 ford o.
ferry the riveI-boib Of which methods
Ct crossing are sometimes dsngerons.
II J. proposed 70 construct Al iroa s1s-
pension bridge 70 cost 1boui $1,000.
ard which vii be raised = sufficient
height above the stream 70 prevent
washing away. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
LATE EEATHER REPoR7.

WASHINGTON. February 24--l A.
k.-Fo. The Middle Atlantic &GtsS.
far wt7fler. aoytlcrly skiffing 70 cart
erly and finally 70 southe'ly rIESs.
Sfaiiona-y faReTei By sloFiy-rTstng
feEperafure. .failiNg Preosde3 on ne
c8oH b. flSiEg baronsig.
Fer tie South Atlantic Siates. far
weotler, rinds generally shiffisg 70
eoserly. and slight ekanges IN temper
Gstre.
For RiclmoR5 and -icinity. far
sreatier. stationary telIoped By siOrly-
rIStrg temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Protest From the Captured FiIubHs

IBy tsIegrBp h 10 the Dlspsich.l
My WEST. FLA, February 90
TIE following protest vas telegraphed
70 the Secretary Of the Navy this morn
irr: General Delgsdo AID his friends
are treated as prisoners Of wAr By the
LAyGl ofcsrs II The charge OF the
steamer CITY Of Mexico. No permission
i allowed them 70 confer with legal
advisers o. 70 take any steps
10 secure , bearltr. as entitled By lSV.
ID ittir behalf. Weproiesi against this
course AID respectfully request that tie
sane privileges be accorded these par
ties that Lre granted to al persons
charged with violation O. The laws Of
tie United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Reduction II Rate.

Joy klcgrAflh 20 Tie D1spaicn-I
ST. LOUIS, February 2s.-Pssseo-
ger agents Of al the railroads west Of
the Missouri eentering in this city 10
day announced q further reduction IN
Passenger rates 10 San Franciseo. First
clHs luitsd tickets to that city ca,
rev be bought for t3s, and second
class tickets Coz es5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Armert Earned.

~ h-fffhtA - ~ ~f-Nf'@'%-~-4
BrFrALo. \. T., February 3d.
TIE old Sereniy-Sourih regiment arEnory
On Front Place. occupied rs roller
skating rink. was destroyed by Ere al ]
e'elook this morning. The neS Armory
Adjoining vas saved and the Ere pre-
vs1isa from spreading. -Four hrsmsn--
Jrhn Marg, CHRIS. Freshman, Anthoay
Cook and Chst Caslie-sere buried
sp6er the falling walls, bat escaped
with slisli lauises.. The building uas
purchased from the ooaniy last year By
Aldssnea william Franklin and Hugh
Price. Their loss IL estimated II sso,-
0oD; insusancs. eI5.noe- The orsgsn
" the ffe d uakDsxn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
srrtkers Eesnme work.

By te.eErs ~ 10 Tie DisEntch-l
NKw ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-The
sinking brsksnen and sEltchnsn on
The southern division Of the Illinois
Central railroad resumed work to-day
upon an agreement that their grieraDces
would be considered by the manage
yuF-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Who WI snrce.si Hin :

by AIClo- A-le; CAL O. be 30 fAr Ilspa, .l-
LoNIoN. TebruAry 25.-Tbe su5oss-
sur q Colonel Henderson a chef Or TBS
Police 5tpLT;u e; O. Lon5cn VI be
tl.beI Captain Sbiw. c.isf q the Lon
con ire lriEs5e: Colonel NiEce1t. u.
P. q NJ. dickinson. O. Dublin. Jen-
k.1soo Is tie nos; likely 70 receive lie
appointment.
Tie committee investigating the r.
cent not las found thai Colonel Hen
6ersoD's Instructions 70 Tie police O.
TIE .ih instant. IL car o. TIE TrlfA-
gas 1uAfe meeting. were rlsSgre AID
inadequate. Az TIA; although bs hs5
been fully warned be had nothing AZ
ranged 10 coDt-o. the mob. The con-
mltite declares TIA; after tbs meeting
lad finished C0lo-ei Henderson ought
20 have used cabs. te,egrtI b-l.oss. sod
scouts 10 give warning before TIE mob's
march westward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

A visiting or reception toilet of black
satin nhrysillsux ard lace has {" mAr-
rtilleGx " skirt, with . rather deep lace
flounce and . narrow satin rGf1e be-
low. The leBg oEsrdress is full and
dr,ped ike an apron. Down the freat
q lisls toward tbs left sias are large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
The Teatksy N Richmond yesterday
ras bright and plsaSon'.
D.. q Z Tlr~-1g,,e.S- TeRse~doa-
Mean temperature ......-..
InlIed States l0urs.

Il this court ysstsrday-Judge Robert
VI. Hughes prssiaIng-Robsrt Cham
berlAi1e oolored), charged with having
n his possession contrAbAnd tobacco n
violation OF the United States revenue
laws, was found guilty. Sentence was
suspended and ChambtrlaIDe WAS bailed
for his appearance At court IN April.
The jury VAS adjourned over until to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Arrest Of a Desperate Character
BY Telegraph to TIE Dspstsh.l

y ItItLI ; = % " Il f7hIlIls
AIL4NTA. February 23.-On De-
cenbeT 9TH Dtputy-U nited-Ststes-Msr.
skAl ". =. hellett Was murdered OF
Lookout mountain. Suspicion rested
o. james Mccoy. desperate character,
who fed the country. Mccoy wa;
located II Cherokee county. an last
-jcht Jriie5-Si6;es-MarshAl helms.
VIII 3 yess. Of ten deputies, had 3
lively ghi with McCoy and rs friends.
ne oHcer Was shot through the
thumb. Mccoy and a nEa named
Martin Cruulsy were broueh; 70 At
ia1ia- but Cr1nley Was released. Ne
Crv * n Al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Miners srrtke Virtually Ended.

= q en- % 70 re ItfNirl-I
Nj. PLEAsANT. PA. February ..
Tie strike Is virtually over. and black
smoke j. pouring from hundreds Of
ovto-mouths between Mt. Pleasant and
UncntoED. The HungAriGns lAsi night
decided 10 20 10 work until We3nss-
GAY. when they vii stop # their coun-
;ryu,u Are rot released. Tie Hungs-
nan organization has gone 70 pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Railroad Accident
by telsErapl 70 ne Ds7stea-l

ILI IElrEFafa y 1t -7EfbsN--l
CHATTANOOGA, February D.
EATly this morning tie second session
Of q frsigh;-trAin O. TIE Western &nd
AtlA1iic TallroSd rsa into the rear 0.
he first section, causing & serious
wreck. ! r8iB-hA1d named Warned
WAS killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

-sy Anglo-ADericsn cso.e 70 the Ilspstch.
LoNDoN, February 25.-Tbe Lon
con trades unions unanimously REJECT
aid fron the MansioD-Honss relief fund.
They declare that they are able 10 pro
vide for their OWL members ont Of en-
ployment. Tbe ratio Of their Members
oct Of work Is oaly per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
ZIG Ftre fn ~. PanI.

p ttl-efbpa - ile ulsqBpl-T
-. PAUL. February "a ne &C.
c17e5 today u MGnnbeimsr's marble
block 6ry-e1ods store, one Of the finest IN
The Northwest. TIE stock WAS almost
totally destroyed by IRE AID water.
Loss. 100000. TIE building WAS
valued 81 $4,000, And i VA. damaged
% he Iuozo; Of 10000. The IL
.-rLrcs hhori corers Tie los.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

LOUISVILLE, February 23.-Mr.
WIttsrson's physicians to-day pro-
pouDeed him out Of danger. His mind
is r,pidly clearing, the fever has almost
disappeared, and his appetite is beng
STORED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Rfsrnarek NJ Home

The Chsncellor's wife. tai, Arsto-
crstic-lcoking woman. with decided bat
pleasing features, and IN an elegant
though simple toilet, received each
gOssi As be arrived with gracious ala
bility. StzndiDr close beside the oPsn
porheres, pas. which the eye glanced
into the family hving-roOns, she
was q true type Of the posi-
ton she holds both IN home
and public lie. A noble wife and
mother, she hls faithfully stood sy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
The Landing Of The Beauty.


After far voyage Of eight days out
from Liverpool tie Servls dropped
anchor Of Qu&rGntiue. AL night The
black smoke rolled OF; Of her man
moth red tunnels, and The Big screw
that looked Ike 3 poTpoist Ii Was a.
rest after thousands Q! untirIng rsvo-
luiious. The morning came, and with
i The custpn-boUse officers and the
doctor. The former requested - dselI-
rIuoos The latter gave AclsKn bill Of
bsLih. Tie bell r,Dg. the whistle
blew, The great II struck the water.
AID Tie huge non ship moved.
On The Geek pear the raj two yo1nE
women stood looking a. TIE distant city.
one vas tai. slight, &Dl 8irtHgue. She
vas dressed n q blue cloth suit. filing
TIE agu1s closely. The skIr. was
short. A small. round hat Was snug
Abou; her head. Around Der neck,
with half turn, was soft. black far
boa. One hand rested OF the raj, The
Other held q chain attached % the col
Ar o. s n.uy Scotch terrier. The other
vouuc lacy was Ike her. she stood
with Der EIm softly s1eireiing the
oihtr's waist. The former WAS Miss
Chambt,l&lD. The AmerlcAn beauty
TIE latter was her sister.
An Americkn beauty, Why should
this la6y be elected beauty pay e-esl-
lenoe Far. indeed. she is; marvel
lousy fair. TIE morning breeze, with
4 sharp snap 10 i. kissed the soft cheeks
and sumDooed rosy bushes. Her
ewes. 50 bloc. locked wisuaily over
tie great sxpsnse Of ice flowing with
The tide.
GAZING AFAR.
Fer fall half IL hour the young girls
stood talking softly 10 each other.
Then Miss Chamberlain. with . merry,
well.bred laugh, turned from her sister,
xhe bad evidently uttered some
pleasing thought, and caught her dogs
head between Der bands with q rapid
motion, which was . esress- The dog
barked joyfnlly and trisked abort.
A Rvold reporter was led by MIS-
Chamberlain into the bssuty's presenos-
+" Miss Chamberlain, yoa are doubt
less glad TO be back :" -.
Yes, indeed 50 glad 10 be hsek
ho1ne again. answered the essaty, heT
full. wslI-roundsd voice rising N octaFs
hiehsr ca :. 50 glad"
..wiIl you say N New YORK loog. :
axe. ! an sarry 70 SAY. This Is reals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
supreme Court Of Appeals. Yesterday

Smith against Pkttie. Argued by
Colonel ". ". Gordon for appellant
Ard james I. Brooke for appellee, and
submitted.
Jones. who sues Old Dominion Cot
ton-Mills. Argued By ". ". Cosby
for plaintiff II error and continued ~
- -oTrv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
RlcHNoNp rosApco MAKKEr.

FKKkUAgT %, lisa
Rus Desk on Change MAS quiei Tor cs6
sock though several sIsau shles are re-
ported q wrappers aoc cutiers Both fties
and ,ruokeS are very dun. New fright
painters ruled ioW fer common grAdes vita
nothing tire offered lark loose tcosscs
breaks were large Aveisre prines we're
shout Es ioW s. any Cay this seAsop, thoaxA
l45le. WIS paid Tor very good iessy vrsp-
per tpd 9sl0c. for stver1l good lots a DARK
shirr,iuE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
wemen Thrown out Of Em PIoyment.

by Anglican efleSl cable 70 lie L'sssIc1- /.
LONDON. February 23.-Sevsral
thousand Scotch women have been
thrown out Of employment BY the col
lapse Of the skirt and ruchiDgs indus
try. due 10 American increase OF the
duty On goods Of that class
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Temperance Advocate Arrested

II. LOUIS. February Pa special
from Sbslbyvlle, IL. states that IVES
ley Elliott. Temperance advocate Of
that toEu. was ARRESTED last night for
entering Dolls saloon. turning the
faucets Of whisksy barrels, and allow
TT tie Ehiskev 70 run out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Etd Rer.art. nenie.i.

=. IEI--.8 = - IT =. % .. =
san FRANCISCO. Fsbrusry 23.-
Private t5uces from Yokohama state
'hsi a. -eports rejecting upon ex-
Governor ! lbb1r5, nl;ei States Mn
ser - Japan. are uotrus; that he has
5-vAys conducted himself Il such 3
,-tr1tf s. 70 vln tie confidence Of tie
Japanese Govsr1ue1t and The respect
O.! Is diplomatic colleagues, and TIA;
rs stL.uts ard higt character are re-
coruze5 - the entire foreign e3nm9-
-.tv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

.f'y Auglo-A Der car cable totLe I'.sTs.c--
LoNDoN. February ga meeting
q The ChImbtr q Commerce By vote
nearly Unanimous resolved that the
depreciation Of silver and rs present
tendency towards disuse Is money are
disturbing trade generally and Eng
lands eastern commerce particularly. "
Another resolution adopted ty tie
meeting contained The following Ian
Cusg. I'VE urge the Government -
mite with other countries n the en-
6.Sv0r 10 restore silver 10 is former
function Is legal tender. thereby giving
i permanent instead o. tzctasEa-
value"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Eoguct Brad.

Henry KiDEle, Of winehestsr, the
Great Keeper Of WauPam Of The
Great Council Of Red Men, was found
dead in his bed, N Florida, yesterday
He died of heart disease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
Impeaehmeni and rItghs Of Director,
IBy Telegraph 10 the Dis;steh-l


CINCINNATI. February 23.-Judge
Goebsl. Of the Probate Court, to-day
announced his decision n the inpskch-
ueni proceedings against Martin Brock
man and Fred. Herman. directors Of
The City Inhrmxry, charged with
making fraudulent vouchers and various
acts Ct nAleftasiooe IN ofhce. He
found them guilty as charged aud re-
moved them from Office. They sent
Their designations to The mayor last
week. and then fed. Ii has beea
fairly well asosrtaiDed tina. Broeknta
went 10 Canada and Herman 10 Hh-
vaDa. Mayor Saith refused to accept
their designations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHASGE

GRAIN AND CuTToN tACBAN3k
RICHMOND. fet,r-sFy IS. isss.
oFyERlxG&
NHEkT-tFs rusbess
CoEN-4 zS2 tsuslsis
OATS Tss rUs8sA
PrA~-l1o tustsis
6EAs- SEHD-pa bglshes
SAILS EEPCBTND TO SECRETARY.
WBTAT-Eed - bushels good >hor<~
berry 81 97c. t2z Nusbes good 90 very esod
Sbcr1befry on private terms
CoES WI bite lih< bnsbeis very Ecc1
on private terms: tss bushels goSf 10 very
good 81 81 10 SC
oA1s-winter ieo pasSeis Nery esss -
rrtNAfe Ieyuie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
RICHMOND LIvE-srDcK MARKET.

FIBKrAEY 2S-Reoe pit go bead esfus.
loo sheep. 400 hogs TIE prices obtained
v ere ~ follows Csuie-BesL. a. sac.
gIoss medium 20 good. sss4bSc. gros I:
common 10 fEir, as e. Eruss bGllS. ga
Sc EToss sbetp-k1tion. sSASe. grossI
Eucx sekSc. Del About loo cattle left gv-s
ff-1s1l6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
In. Pnne 0,errorked.

BY ADElo-ADsrcsn ebhls 10 the Itspaich-
ROME, February 25-The Pope had
, limiting 1T to-day, tie result Of over
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

COTTON kErosr.

We opoie: Pine. t2.Tskss; supernns.
ssSSs.so: sxfrA. SS.Fsafs fsfnay, Sc
a.. 70: patent fArusiy. cuGrfry. -. 50sSs. 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
FINasciALAAD coxMRsu,L.



Erw Yafx fffgusry - --raeas Vs. .
gegk afssrsl ifryFcr-snn fss nsSrs rzc tat
. foffiref csc1Css nss-itf-s Ia ss-ks Hne-t
ale gasfe fsrEf snd t1yfrs 90 = tiass
~ffe osasrsse 10 HNait ceF~iags seDts tlss
tfff Z e1lfs NFfe Nsry irFfclslzf. ilarksgR -
"a sac I~as sfe sac hg1ssn be'Dg su@1e-
stsag AVA Era lfe~dlne ard lrrs~y
't1an rsr nFsfy hlxNrr, aDe tse fsst
q fit iief re kifg 0ffa slgaf caAuRa> AZ
thfDFt Etftst io@sf. In3r 80 kaiCGe1
~ FINER lone wt5rh oDBuopcd. utss
s.Kbf itsci}se,s Un'il : o'rsocf. fhe rssfkes
cutDE ife o. hgBr fseinz tes4ee4I y streaf..
u Sts b0vfrsr, vsrT dpll except Ger fssSk
swbnrs- Att.s cay liafds are coEo ssaa1
irsci lcts 20 2. the isster Oregaa NsFtsAt
ton. iste ~isTs sl-O sisovs seal deeisoe.
hut VIII t1ess exec 81 iors re actlpc la u
Np az al frscflszls - -. tie atier Gar i4srk-
assuEs heN sersF9 Ncuusl n a. !. saa
ItHsEre snc tiut-fsn sud M. prrterrs1
coca ]. Al tie usss sio&i fs,asef - H~e3-
irR and TIE street = RaxIous 20 kto0 wbs
. tstlDd keRd luE arc vbo sdvAorrd he
EisnIlsy lgay Tie NAOceFtiit insers~G me
zxrkei olos-d sssoEs. SslcS 19s. pos ssArs<--
BALTIN0Rk
BAITgsoEH. February 2s.-virgzniz ga
cTrsgis. 81: 10 sea 49,. NV ga "a.
NVI1h USIolina Ga Old lie. bid 10 day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24

EKCEiPS.
Al Rcapoke warehouse. 10 sAies
kbfksi steady
orcTATfoS-.
STRICT 70 Com MI3nIIsG-siss.
HIpu1iNG.--
sTsIcT Low AIDDA1Se.- saa
Low AJDDLING -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
CREAP FOR CASH.

ALWAYS On HANn
HFARI. PINE AID OAK WOOD
Mofsl) ~ TRAM. CAR. &C CAN'T. LOAD.
Tekphss.s ssa. VA PlL1Hkk AgsaA
hhA tsHl- >srt hrrsd A1a flns szs~seA
= 11-fodln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-24
PoKT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. FER. 2zb.
10y ;slegrapn-l

ARKIyKD 2gn.
sieasaeal,P Eerschel H., 1Asseiles Bsl-
GmOfS.
steamship IAuresilnh (Br b Rally. New
Ofleans
STA rshIp O8f3ene (REl Thon psons
falfiMofe.
rsfssfsship Afleghsny Taylor. Pr0vsdssce,
ana skii1d lor n cal folBi.
SAILED BID.
STEAMSHIP LADrestins b. ). Raiiy, Bre-
men.
schooner -Ds NluiAMS PeArce, New
HaIk. coal Chess yeA&s and On 30 railway.
ARRIVED 2SD.
steamship tsienlaset itsx.k HeSeoa,
ChAflesfon and sailed fkr -etsssopol,
sifankhip 0ry shfoife. Aellsy. Aesi
Poaai and saflrc fos Eor5eik.
sehoones frssf H. crossil. Case. Mar
FOLK.
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On motion Of ar. fornty, Of Ala
hsEss. reseiutiss ~as adopted graft
ipg leave 10 tie Appropriation Oom-
.zssses 70 az dasins he sessions Of the
3lssfe.
Ass. Morrison. u iliiasis. frcsn ina
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w0OD AxD COAL

G P. LATHRoP 4 CO., COAL AND
and hail: scr<y10r Anthncite-cEE. siosA
e5eSnEi ard hrokea s,zcN Forrsf Fine
woo1-lorg nxet. ana sysnL fugeasss1
nso rely On getting e1csa- psrfectly-pre-
sAfe4 cCsA a r LAfhBof q o.
reaephocs e. as
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BALTIxoRK-

BAITIsoKT. February 2s.-virg1niz ga
cTrsuis. 81: 70 sea 81. DFs sA "a.
NUI1h NEIolina 6s Old lie. bid 10 day.
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a sAKs 4 Co.
1913 MAIN STREET.
ffs III
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoKT OF RICHMoyD. FtnnUAEr =. lsss.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FKEEUAKI -. 2sss
ARkIyED.
Steamer Ariel. Gicort- Sorfok, Cni,ec
STATES RIAL, merchandise. ana passenger
l. =. 1HiEIns agent
Said.
Steamer ora Dominion. smith. New Noyf
HseTeeAnc-se A2c passengers. o -. Alien
% Hseufa-
Sfes met Akhihnt. TunniM Philsds2patA
roerthsntiss An1 PASSENGER J. ". AcCar-
rex AEeoL
ScbOCnrT Je1pie z NErsnsA NRrshhA
down lie river 10 IoAc fof sAltt unOre.
Schooner annie :. CsEsk.il. GsLskiil. Care
mont 10 luXa fur Baltimore Nr.se3, Cu,f .
a FArEtf.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. February 2s.-Flour amer.
NhssI opTsed &c. and closed Ii.sIssc-
higher than SATURDAY: February. slS
sQase.; March. so Ash &C: Nav. sS.sa
stAsc. corn oul s3d cay cAsl. 81 esSsc.:
March. Ts7 lI-IsAs74e.: Nay. 40kA4l5Sc.
Oss dun and sc. lover; cash. sohtosc-:
Msrth. soc. MAY SfsAs5c. Mes pork
cul and ,Esy cash. slo 80: February kof
Marc g. @ 2. sEsl 9 IS. May sII.loasll.lA.
Lard steady. Dry-sslfed shoulders. saba
s. sburi-rlts. ss.s5stsSs, clear. ts sos
st.s. NhAEsy steady 81 G-l6. sagaS
sIescy-
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.sru.ly. s. oAts s.. Wbesi nrrSer: No. 2
rec sc. ClTB n gooe demand No. =
miIeds sT-kSs3.n. Oats easier: No.
H.xee, ~ &c PORK d1l ~ Ilsl2tc.
ard ~ fDOcerAie demand Of o. IS.
bulK. Z. esis u Exhi demand: s1c1l1srs
s. 90: saori-Fib 5 GO. Bsc1a stesdy
sbGzleers s4.7s- skoft-rib. " IS Gear.
tSsTs y hisksy II good eeEnsnt Al clio.
EOGS 4 ~ con = CO and llgai - snS$4- 30.