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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
North sare,irs News Notes.
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lEIffibl tttththlA W TIC AflnpotNHsi
RALEIGH, n. c., April 24.-Goy-
ernor Scales and party Of State officials
leave tomorrow evening RIA Franklin,
Va. for the great fisheries at Avoca,
in BERTHE county. They will spend q
week there. The party go in special
car. and will arrive st Avoca Monday
evening. They will return next Satur-
day. stopping one day in Norfolk. On
the way to Norfolk they will stop some
hours at Elizabeth City and Hartford.
The shad season is now nearing its end,
but the herring season is just begin
ming, and the catch is unusually great.
A very remarkable discovery has
been made al the Warm Springs. In
excavating for pool-baths fifteen feet
below the surface was disclosed o
cavity Of unknown depth and several
feet in diameter. which is capped with
limestone formation. From the bot
tom OF this assure or crater flows hot
water, which sparkles like diamonds
near the surface, owing to gas escaping,
The water boiling Up in immense guam
tity from this fss ure is from 10 to
llj degrees Fahrenheit. This dis
coyery makes known the sour:e OF
warm springs. The cavity has been
sounded and no bottom found.
A distillery belonging to Mr.. David
q. Holmes, near Hillsboro', Orange
county. has been destroyed by fire.
The distillery building, warehouse, and
some GOO gallons Of whiskey were all
burned. The loss is about 81 200; DO
insurance. The fire Is supposed 10
have been the work Of az incendiary.
David Whittenberger lcoloredl, OF
Alexander county, killed bis sister :
four-y ear-old child. lie had been u
the South Carolina peuitentiGry until
three months ago, lie became angry
with the child. picked il up, and threw
il into the house, injuring it internally
SO that death came In few hours.
The body Of IN unknown man was
found in the woods near Charlotte yes
terday. The body was discovered by
colored man. a bullet-hole was
plainly visible in the back OF the skull.
Murder is suspected.
Inspector General Cameron has be-
gun his animal tour Of inspection Of the
North Carolina State Guard, and will
inspect all the twenty-four companies
in the next three months. Tue force
is in a satisfactory state Of efficiency.
The companies are small in number,
but are uDquestionably the best-equip-
ped troops in the South.
The Federal Court al Elizabeth City
adjourned yesterday. Not much busi-
ness was disposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
the lee nonument.

Miss Sarah Randolph, Of Baltimore.
the president of the Ladies' Lee Monu-
ment Association, Was in the city Fri-
day, and, in company with the Gov
erDor, who is president of the Board Of
Managers of the Lee Monument Asso-
cisiion on the part of the State. visited
the several sites recommended for the
monument. Noccnclusion was reached,
however. There will be Q meeting Of
the Board OF Managers OF the Lee
Monument Association, consisting Of
the Governor, First Auditor, and Tres-
surer On Saturday, May LIST. II which
Miss Randolph and others viii be pre-
sent for the purpose Of reaching de-
cision in regard to al masters pertain
ine TO fhs subject. Ii Is confidently
sxpsctsd that arrangements viii b
made fos laying the conversations Of the
monument rexx 5sii. and the dsts Of
The snosnpmsnt for tbs Virginia troops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
Endorsing Cleveland.


WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Pre-
sidepi has received q telegram from H. Clay
Hall. department commander transmit
ting q copy % the following resolutions.
nich were Unanimously adopted by the
eDcampiDent OF the Grand Army held o
few day ago II New York city:
Whereas % Is proper that the veterans
irrespective OF party, should recognize any
thing done ~ the public Official which
dem Onstrnt Ills Intention 10 carry out the
promise made 10 the men VINO dared death
FOR lis country; and whereas We have rea-
SOB 10 believe. through declarations and
actions that Hon. Grover Cleveland. Pre-
sident OF The United states means 10 carry
out he principle that The veterans when
CON potent, are entitled 10 recognition De-
cause OF service rendered the country IN
time OF var. therefore oe Il
R'sDtred, That the department OF New
YORK, Grand Army OF the Republic. repre-
seniing u organ Zed body 1885 600 veterans
~ the war IN annual session Rsse mnlsd ~
New YORK city. April Il, 1856. view hls
course IN THU respect Win satisfaction and
hereby puts iise.f on record a. app owing
tne conscientious fischErge OF this patriotic
duty. believing u TO b. the wish OF tie
President That the letter and spirlf OF au
ena ctmenis u IA vOr OF the yeierB ne s;lail
be faithfully carried ont by Bli those IN
Subordinate authority having the power ~
appointment employ meut, OF retention in
The service " the Government under bis
Acmll lstrhtiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
The T'rincefop-s oiIese tsSee club ~
Ibe " ozari To Morrow Evening.

Part First. Overture, "Tantu.
lasquallen," ,Suppe,) Orchestra. .. a,
" Sleep in Peace" lRosewig,) b, Col
lege Song, "Old Nassau" tCarmina,
princeton-College Glee Club. 3. Piano
Solo, Tarantelle." (Moszkowski. ,
Mr.. Crozier. 1. Solo, 4" Old Kentucky
Home" FOSTER Mr.. S. Garter. ).
- The Princeton Medley" Z. Carter.
6. Solo, Il" Once Upon Time, -, g.
Mr.. Shea. :. College Songs, q,
" Mary's Lamb" Garter, b, " Chest
nuts" lCarmina). Part Second
!. Medley. Musikalisher Fucker
Backer," Hamm, Orchestra. .. War
bic, - Come Rally Tonight" lCarm.
Prince Mr.. Goltrs. 3. College Song.
d" Bric-s- Brac," %. Shea.) /. Song.
" ROsy's Sunday Out" - Mr.. L.
Carter. 5. Glee, - The Three Fishers, "
,Golbeck.) G. College Song, "Old
Aunt Jemima." lCarmina.) Mr.. Goltra.
:. College Song, " Bohunkus," tCsrm.
flrluce.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
Near GAINESVILLE, Tenn.

late associate editor OF the Cincinnati fi3sn-
nserrt0f- tf0zeffc j. ~ be cremated al Ian
caster. Pa. In accordance VIII nis often.
f,rs-Exef desire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

IT Is NO LONGER A TROUBLE
TO Buy WEARING -APPAREL FOB THE
MALE Elk, BE He GROWN Or YET N
HIS DREssEs. FOB THERE IS NOW
AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY ON HAND
wHEREe WHY. VIZ HAVE SANE.
A. sAKs a co.
WE HAVE BEEN PATIENTLY WAIT
ING FOR TIE WEATHER TO SERVE
YOUR PURPOSES AZ WELL AZ OUR
own AND PATlENCE WILL HAVE IT'S
REWARD. EVERY sUNsHINY DAY
SINCE TIE Isl oF MARCH OH SPRING
SUITS FOR
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTH
HAVE BEES IN ACTIVE REQU But
We ARE sTILL WAITING FOR THE
MORE ACTIVE TRADE WHEN WINTER
CLOTHES BECOME UNCOMFORTABLE
IT CANNOT LONG BE DELAYED. mob Is
II THE PART Or PRUDENCE TO WATT
UNTIL TIE LAsT MOMENT IT, MAKE
YOUR PURCHASE. AND TOMORROW
Is TIE DAY We LOOK FOR YOU.
A. sAKs q CO.
WE HAVE Some CHOICE THINGS ~ I
GENTLEMES's SUITS WHICH IT WILL
LIZ IAIPossIBLETO DUPLICATE LATER.
JUST WHAT WE KNOW THESE TO RE 4
We WILL GLADLY COMMUNICATE TO /
YOU IN PERsO ON, But NOT N THIS PUB.
Lie MAMIE, THAT COMPETITIONS !
MAY NOT AVAIL TaEMsLLvEs OF oUR |
INFORMATION. A sAKs SCo.
TEE STYLES THIS SPRING AKE vERY |
MUCH THE SAME AS Last SPRING, Ex.
cEPT TEE LoNG-R0LLING LAPEL |
sACK-CoAT WILL BE MORE woKN 1
THAN THEN. ogE-BUFToN AND FOUR
BUTTON GETAWAY SUITS ARE. HOW
EVER. MORE sPRISG-LJKE POST
PONING THE LOSG-ROLL SACK FOR
SUMNER ISL.
The USUAL QUANTITY or DIAGoSAL
C0ATs AID VESTS WILL BE WORN
WITH CONTRASTING AND HARAo-
SIZIxG TROUSERS.
CREvIOT AND CHEvlOT EFFECTS
WILL LARGELY sUPERsEDE THE USE
OF STRICTLY CASHMERE Oh TWEED
SUITS. A. sAKs a co.
zap 2Sl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
Sinking GfRLS
Bemnnd Light Hours and Push n
Foreman from . Window.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. April 24.-The
siik-vesvers Of Union HillRnd West Hobo
ken held 3 mass meeting last Thursday
night 10 consider Tie bGviga5liiiy o. strlk-
ING for the eight hour system. About eighty
glfls from eusrnan6 a Co. = slik-ulll. 81
North Bergen. Rc vpcated En iInmsdiats
6cinH no for iess noun Of labor. The more
conservative element In the meeting
how ever. was IA favor o. DELAY, IA
hope % ffiecting the desired result through
hrbltrHtiOn and their hdgice wac adopted.
While The girls we've a. work a. their looms
Yesterday ibnruiug 30 became rumOred TIA
Guprnaud Intended 20 discharge several 81
the ieRdeIh d the movement aud N the
event o. 8 strike II ended 20 close the mil.
" heu Doon came beEirls instead Of eating
their lunch. he'd 81 Indignation meet
ing Gpd decided 10 Inform their fore
man pttO hermann. tnEi they had
adopted lie etgui-hOuf system, and re-
qucsf him 70 consult Gueruard with view
O'Clock. No notice was taken Of the re
quest Hnd precisely al O'Clock the girls
LET Their lOOmh 10 90 home. The girls claim
That ss soon ~ Foreman Hermann
saw that they were determined 10
leave he had the dOOrs OF the building
locked and then laughed at them. Some
uf the more muscular girls demanded the
hey. Hermann paid no attention 10 the
demRI q, AND BRi down on the Sill % an open
v indOW. A rush was made for him by the
girls and the foreman was pushed out Oi
distance WIS short, and he was not hurt
a few policemen arrived 3 few moments
Rfier The foreman 3 fall and restored order
The girls refused 70 return 10 WORK and
went home. This morning RbOut twenty
boys Joined the girls u the strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
Atany,ct enel y e..era.,.

A young colored man named John
Henry Lewis, sent 10 the peniteutisry
from Richmond city for three years for
grand larceny. was shot and severely
wounded yesterday. Lewis's time will
be out before long, and be was trusted
to do office-errands and TO carry water
10 the guard Oh the parapet. BE went
On the walls yesterday morning on this
latter duty, and while there the gun Of
one of the guards was accidentally dis
charged, some of the shot striking
Lewis on his left leot- his wounds
are painful but not dangerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
WITH LAST WEEK.
List of Virginia and North Carolina
Merchants Who We're Rere.

The following if list OF merchants
Of Virginia and North Carolina who
were ID Richmond last week purchasing
goods Mr.. T. Y. CLANCY, Sutherland /;
MIR. George A. Endley, Chase City
Mr.. ". 5. Moss, Huguenot Mr.. W.
J. c. Goode, Buckingham Mr.. ". W.
Smith, Caroline; Mr.. F. T. Thornton,
Smithville; Mr.. Z. T. Daniel, Cub
Greek Smith d Winstead, Milton, n.
C.; Mr.. A. W. Haden, LinwOod, n.
c.; Mr.. 7. II. Wooliork. Louisa Mr..
George n. Lsyne. Norwood Mr.. j. D..
Bradshaw, Burkevile Mr.. W. j. Col
vert, Eagle Mills. n. C.. Mr.. J. A.
Pierce, Palham, \. c.; Mr.. William
DOrrier, Scottsville Mr.. 0. r. Greg
DRY. Preston Mr. A. L. Pitts, Avon /:
MIR. ". J. Tyree, Lynch's Station Mr..
L. Il. POindexter, Frederick's Hall /;
Hughes d Brother, Gordonsville;
Smith d Brother, Aspinwal: Mr..
John Lawson, South Boston Mr..
j. Il. Webb, Tally 10. n. c.;
MIR. J. q. Baker, Roxobel, n. c..
French a Moore, Pemberton. Va. Mr..
W. j. Bradshaw, Rice's, Va. Mr.. Z.
A. Adams, Mount Carmel, Va. Messrs.
i. M. Terry and sydney Norwood.
South Boston; Mr.. j. +. Lisle, Spar
tsnburg. s. G. DR.. j. A. Hurdle, An
derson Store, n. c.; Mr.. j. J. Miles,
Anderson Store, n. c.; Mr.. F. 4.
Warren, Prospect Hill, \. c.; Mr.. K.
b. Bass. Cunningham Store. n. c. ;
Mr.. ". NJ. Duke, ArcOla. n. c.; Mr..
W. K. Ninson. Brinkleyvills, n. c. A;
MIR. W. j. Warmer, Locust Hill. n.
c.; Mr.. }. 7. Lacks, Halifax county,
Va. Mir. J. ". Easley, South Boston
Frion & Fleming, Milton, n. c.; Mr..
7. l.. Powers, White Hall, Va; Mr..
{. I. Noel. Stnart's, Va. d; Mr.. j. K.
Foster, Stella. Va. D.; Mr. ". II. VIII
lisms, Pleasant Hill, n. c.; Mr.. J.
5. Robertson, Woodsdale, \. c.;
MIR. l.. NJ. Neal, Yanceyville. n. c.;
Mr.. J. T. Bullock, Mount Energy, n. c.;
Mr.. s. p. Brinkley. Scotland Neck. n.
c.; Mr.. n III. Harrison, BriDkleyville,
\. C; Mr.. J. ?. Phmnix, Burkeville
Mr.. II. L. Richardson, New Kent Mr..
). Alonza Parrish, Flannagan's Mills,
Va. A; Mr.. g. II. Kent, Fluvsnns Mr..
W. 7. Webb, Petersburg; Mr.. W. n.
Brown, HowardsviIle Mr.. ". r. Deal,
Clsirsville, Va. Mr.. T.. j. Haithcock.
MilliAmsboro' MIR. z. Boon, Salem;
Va. ; MIR. W. S. Roberts, Rockhsh,
Va, Mr.. J. d. Odell, New Kent; Mr..
q. NJ. Winston, King William Court
house; Mr. William Williams, Buck
ingham county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

ability Of Mrs. Drew ~ N actress her
versatility and talent are well known-
and IN the character she takes 10 I" En-
gagged = the critics say she has lost
ncDe Of her prestige. Her company
Is highly spoken of--in fact. . lady OF
her great stage experience would GER
tainly take care that her support vas
as near perfection as it could well be
made. Judging from the box-sbeer
Mrs. Drew viii be welcomed with
crowded houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
Las, siShp. Telegrapn,c Flashes.

Near Port Huron. Mich. yesterday.
0 prominent nrn er sought shelter from q
Iain-stornl IN Lbe nous OF a merchant aud
f'eing mistaken lOr b bnrgiar, was shot and
killed.
Near GAINESVILLE, Tenn. yesterday.
the mutilstsd bodies o. q msu and = woman
were fOunc ln a nogsnead which mad been
left IN field by the rsced ing waters OF the
river.
The body of Floris y. Plympton.
late associate editor % the Cincinnati f01,i-
D,ercsoi- ffa-effc, - o. be crenated al Ian
caster. Pa, In accordance Will nis often.
expressed desire.
Adolph Movers. new employee OF
the Third. Avenue Railroad Company. New
York. was terribly kicked last nlgnt white
on his WY home from work by four men
supposed 10 be strikers.
Herr Leibknicht, Socialist. in speech
delivered IN the German Eeichstag yester.
day. infimsisd that ~ would draw she at-
teDfl0n OF the masses In Germany 10 thDss
who had initiated the messQre 10 proiouK
the operations Of the anti-eoeislist Iags
The Irish National Land League re-
quests that editors forward 10 Patrick
EAgan. Lincoln, Nebraska thrpe copies OF
sncn editorials upon Gladstone honie-rule
apo iap6-purenEse biils ms may nave az.
peared In their rspers. These articles are
10 be pasted IN albums 10 be sent TO 6lad-
stone aud rRrnelI.
The Miners and Lsborsrs' Amalgs-
nation Association Of Lnxsrne. LAcks
monssruiion al wIiissisrre RE yssisSasy
The president 81 tBs soclsay and oshers
sfsten that the De moDsfref'ofs 4 Va act nean
sfTike. brf she men would demand 3 fxtr
d. re- ips slssl .pen9k Tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
nangerous state of Affairs.

rBy Anglo American cable 20 the Dispatch. J
VIENNA, April PA dangerous
state Of excitement exists among the iRDo-
rant p@ssautry Of GsiiciG. Austria II nu-
gary. owing 10 rumOf tnai the Govern.
ment intends 10 resiOr the forced Dor
laws and 10 R'repOri that the aristOnrats
are organizing q massacre Of Polish peas
RntE IL revenge for atrocities which the
peasants committed upon the MOBILES 10
1876. Secret meetings are being held by
the peasants. majority OF whom are
armed. The mobiles are taking refuge 10
the cities. Forces OF cavalry aud infantry
have been cisposed throughout Galicia.
Several agttstorH who are supposed 10 he
Russians, nave been arrested tuere. The
Government 10 taking measures 10 calm
and Gisabusc the minds OF the peasants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

RICHMOND, Va, April %, lsc6.
Aessrs. N. r. Ramos 4 Co. -:
With pleasure ! beg TO express my
appreciation Of the beautiful-toned
knabe Upright Grand Piano which you
furnished me for the use of the Acad-
envy Opera Company during their en-
gsgemeni this week al the Theatre.
Whenever it is possible 10 secure them
we always use the standard make OF
Pianos Of William Knsbe & Co. ID pre-
ference TO al other Pianos.
lSignedl ADAM ITZEI.. Jr.,
Musical Director.
The only place II which KnAbe
Pianos can be purchased is at the store
next TO the corner of Ninth street, No.
903 Main street.
MANLY =. RAMOS & Co.,
Music Dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

Hts sese Desperate bus No. fei
Hopeless.
Al O'Clock last night The condition
OF Mr.. G.. Melville Hughes was g des-
perste. but not hopeless" His temper
ATTIRE war lo4s and his pulse 100, and
be Was restless and his stomach some
what distended.
BE no doubt understands that he has
q bad wound, but be has no idea that
his life is hanging by very slender
thread indeed.
DR.. Lewis Wheat is the surgeon At
tending Hughes. De viii not permit
any one TO see the wounded man. Mr..
McGrnder Burke and other friends have
called either 10 inquire after Hughes
or for permission 10 see him J.; but none
were admitted. The officers Of the Law
have been very DESTROYS Of having
talk with Hughes, but have not been
permitted /; but If bis case should take
such turn as TO remove al hopes Of
bis recovery. it is more than probable
that they will be afforded an opportu-
nifty to take Hugbes's dying declnrs-
ton. Captain Angle and the police
generally would like TO hear everything
that throws light upon the stsbbing.
and it is possible that if Hughes could
be closely Intercepted some important
facts nigh; be elected.
Hughes is Of his mothers residence
IN Subjects row. Fifth street between
Clay and Leigh. To secure him al pos
sible quiet ropes are stretched across
Fifth street TO prevent the passage Of
vehicles between Clay and Leigh.
Hughes cot but one stab, but that cut
the bowels in two places. The opera
ton Of DR.. Wheat by which these were
sewed up is said to have been done
with great experiences. To do 1t was
very perilous but II was the one thing
possible 10 save Hugbes's life.
From time TO time rumors have been
circulated that q lady living on Broad
street near Fourth (tbe scene Of the
woundiDg) saw Hughes when be was
stabbed. Captain Angle has called
upon this lady. She neither saw nor
beard Of anything until the police were
called for. and can therefore give no
new information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
MhEkETs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


SEW YoRE April 24.-Cot;oD--w Weekly
net receipts 27n bales; gross 20.6s7 bales:
eXPoris-iO Great bfllain. lS.f07 holes.
10 France. ls2u balet % the con uoent.
3 7C7 lalet coasiwi ss72 bales: nalas.
2.slD bs en-: stock zPg. 7sO baies. Southern
flour firm. " heHt-SpOi Gull aud more 90
less nom mai: ungraded red ssas7c.; No.
Z red May. 98aga3 C. COru-SIot drcliDsd
Ia2sc.; ungrsded. 4Oas5c.: No. 4, tsxa
4e1o. IN elevator: May, 4ssasd7zc. Osu
shade Stronger. M. 4, s0sSOsG. Hotn W.
"hsn.'- Cot,ee-spol far. nrFn. and Qulst
al ss,asyc coffee exchange closed. Mo
lssses weak Ric. Ltln, Cvtton-ssed OIL.
22a24c. for crude 2Qsss0c. for refined.
Roeip dull OF sl.071Sasl.l 2s. Turpeutine
STEADY ST 4aizc. Hides steady. Wool Hns
changed. PORK dull and nominal: mssa.
sg.s0atl0 for Old. Modes dull. long clear.
s6.d2H Lard DUH and without much
change: western sies n, spot, s6.xx1z; May,
Se.l4stG.I5. freigha culL
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April 24.-flour unchanaei.
Wheat in moderate demand; No. red ssa
soc. Corn quiet. No. mixed. sec Oats
nrm; No. z. 81. g. Pork dull st $3.50; Lard
quiet at 81 10. bult-ments easier. Bacon
steady aud unchanged. whlskey firm o.
$40 sugar firm and unchanged. Hovr
STEADY; common and light. 81. 4oas4.l0.
ST. LOUIS.
~. LOUIE. April fSs-Fionr unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower: No red, cash. ssc
May. SIS ese Corn dull and easy No. 3
mixed cash, 80 C.; May sSHssSskc. Oats
very dull and firm No. mixed, casn. 2gsc.
Provisions dull aud generally easy. Pork
nominal al $500. Lard easy 10 biz.
Bulk. meats steady and about UNCHANGED
boxed lois unchanged. Bacon steady; long
aieRr, s5.s0as5.e6; snort-ribs, sb.s6ssS 30;
clear 5000,
CAICA0o.
IN
Wheat easter; April 7sa7gAc; MAY. ia
tose.; June, slAae2sc. Corn quiet aud
essy cash. sGlss71so.. May, s7AAssc. I;
june. 81 Id l6ass5sc. Oats quiet; cssn,
zsAsau1.e,: Msy' 80 assoc. Lard eniet;
casn aud May s. ~ y ASSOC; June. VI sa4a
1915. Boxed -meaH steady dry -sslted
shoulder s4us4 10 shc-i nib S. az ,ssa.25;
clear. 60 0oRs5.65. Nhkkey steady 1T
e. j..
kEvIKw or TIE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 2s.-wbsaf speculs ton
was little sss imam locai scsiplng dss to-
cay. oute dc orders were lignt, and room
traders had everything their Ovn way.
with hD inclination TO bear the market.
june has now become D fsvorte trading
option, and nearly al transactions we're
cnufibed o. IL. I ne market opened at ez<c.,
the highest figure ~ the session. aud
dropped Of slowly 10 slAc.. closing at that
ngnie and barely steady. Foreign news
yas peaceful. AND crop news WA generally
Of favorable tenor. Trad lng WAS very
light IN corr and Oats. and prices were
slightly easier ProvlsiOns were SLOW and
easy.
WILMINGTON.
WILxrro-oS. n. C.. April 2s.-rurpeu-
u steady 81 S7Ie. t.osip firm strained
ebc. good strained. sxs4c. Tar ffm al "a
t1Ede tuTpeEtlne arm hard. 81, yellow
G . and virgin, u.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
ltseported for the Dispatcl.l
NORFOLK. April 24.-Prime. &C.; fancy,
= DC factory hand picked, s,<aec. Marsst
very quiet. Merchants are demanding &C.
Tor fancy and few transactions ~ quota
tions. No receipts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

Heavy yernicf agsiesf the Penusy Iva
mia Railroad Company.
IBy ,elegIsp h to the Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
TRENTON, n. j., April 24.-The
suit Of Janeway & Co., Of New Bruins
wick, against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, ID which over 100000
damages are claimed, and which has
occupied attention since Tuesday Of last
week, was given 10 the jury IN the
Federal court last evening. and the jury
this morning returned a verdict for the
plaintiff for sl79.S06 for the loss Of
both property aud trade. The suit was
the result Of a collision al New Bruins
wick on the morning Of February :.
1885, Of an OIL and freight-trHin.
The of took fire, and 8 blazing
stream swept down the neigh
boring streets. In It's course
il set FIRE 10 JaDeway's extensive wall
paper factory, which was burned to the
ground. The firm presented claim OF
slG4, SOC 50 for the actual loss by the
destruction Of their mill, material. ma
chinery. etc. The balance OF the s209,-
$50 claimed is for the estimated profits
Of the business last J ear which the fire
prevented. The main defence was that
the Wallpaper company might have
prevented al least the entire destruction
Of then building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
The Hoansssxe-

The Old Dominion steamship Rca-
noke, which has been off the line for
the past two weeks, arrived yesterday,
and is looking like = new vessel, having
been neatly painted. New carpets have
been put in her saloons and state
rooms. She brought large number OF
passengers on this trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

An examination Of the geological
formation through which the tunnel
viii pass discloses the fact that the blue
clay which proved so formidable to the
vo5kmeu n the Churcb-Hill tunnel can
be kvoi6sd and most Of the work done
IN orsnge-colmed cisy-n much more
tiscisble material
Most Of the surveys have been made
by Mr.. LargsiaH Johnston, who was
UDtl recently Assistant City Engineer,
and who resigned that position to enter
1ht services Of this railroad.
Wherever the tunnel comes in con-
tact with city culvcrts. gas and water
pipes, &C. and that viii only be near
the south END, the company will have
90 provide for their Encouragement free
Of cost 10 tbs city.
While the plan is for the Richmond
and Chesapeake Railroad Company to
build tins tunnel a. part OF their road.
il Is then purpose and desire to guar
suiee that the fredericksburg road, the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, and al
other railroads that may hereafter be
built and desiring to use the tunnel,
shall be assured suitable traffic AZ
Ianrements 70 that end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25
No fsnrnf YESTERDAY.

The Bostons did not play at Virginia
Park yesterday afternoon, as was ex-
pecied they would do, as three of their
men were unified for plsying-Bur-
dock and Nash were lame and Sutton
was sick. The Bostons leave for New
York on the 6 A. NJ. train to-day.