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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
TRUSTEES SALE
Or
ifakiHOUSE AND LOTlGni
ON
East Street, Annapolis, Nd.

DY authority contained in a decree
ID passed on the 21st July, 1886, by
the Circuit Court of Anne Arundel
County, in Equity, the undersigned, as
trustee, will sell at public sale, at the
Court House door in Annapolis, on
Saturday, August II. 1885,
at IL o'clock, a. M, the HOUSE aud
LOT situated on the South side of East
street in said city, which was owned and
formerly occupied by Thomas Sands,
deceased, adjoining the property of Ed
ward Baldwin and others.
TERMS OF SALE ARE:-One-half cash,
and the balance in six months, the cred
it payments to be secured to the satisfac.
ton of the trustee, and to bear interest
from the day OF sale until paid, or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
JNO. IRELAND,
7-2I-ts. Trustee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12

AN exchange says that Cutting is
afraid that ifreleased be will be as
sassinated.n Well, If he is not releas-
ed won't he be assassinated all the
same
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
"A W. 81 b. r. H..
FOR BAY RIDGE.

Trains on the A.W. & B. R. r. between
Annapolis and Bay Ridge. III leave daf :
ly Except Sunday as follows:
Leave annapolis $50 g. m and $50 I'm.
Leave Bay Ridge. 900 p. m.
Sunday Trains--Leave Annapolis 1O.45
q. m. and p M, returning. leave Bay
Ridge Ct 8 p. m. ]. II. BRowE,
General Ticket and Freight Agt.
For job Printing, call at the
Evening Capital Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12

THE scaserpent has made his APP
pearence 10 the waters Of Virginia.
Perhaps he is on bis way to Mexico
to take part in the Cutting matter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12

RETbfs paper has the largest bona
ade DaGIy Circulation 0f amy paper IN
fhe city ga Ann apOfis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
TRI sIrEATaoN YESILEDAy.
~ Sscnernl Atrsss ts-nereo ~ lul
psntiInc-Tbe sssstesI tron
All puarte-s-
ny Ielegrapn 10 tne DispaIcn-

tff Actr-t-tuL II kltt -flri4A----.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2b-'Gen-
err Secretary Turner Of the Execu-
i've Board Of knights Of Labor. this
afternoon, when shown : copy Of INT
81. Louis dispatch II which Chairman
Irons If quoted a. saying tnt strike
would probably very soon extend
throughout the United States, saId
That If al bosh. Ii Chairman Irons
Is correctly quoted. It simply shows
mat he IL one Of int men who Is a.
present doing ths order great III
iuTv. Great care should be eXerGlseu
Dy assembly officials iesI remarks Of
theirs should Leaf 70 incendIary acss by
h0t-blooded follower and thus Inlurs
me cause more II s lev hours than
could be reealneG IL wears. There #
up truth whatever IL tht statement thai
there viii be 8 general strike, ann the
Executive Boaro does not contemplate
lsauing any such order a. In inilnlateo
by Irons III the 81. Louis dispatch.
Turner declined n ne interviewed
raiative 10 the genera situation On the
southwestern railroads. lie, however
endorsed the sentiments contained Ii
tine secret circular autographed INN
81. L.onis to-day. IN which the assem-
blIsE srs advised 10 cease admitting
new members, and rDunseliiug modsrs-
ton by present msmbers. TINS cirra-
lar was mt intendsd Tor publlraiion,
but npw that It has reached the public
he feels satisfied that the orders OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
I,c-Irrnl. P-I-nner.

Us Anglo Auie-icaI cs.ni. to ;iis DispatcI.-
LIMERICK. March 4G.-Ilve mel
convicted Of rlo;rns and assaui;lng the
poii-t were bruuch; " toy sentence II
mt Criminal CourI mere tD-nHy. The
magistrate committed shem to lmp-ison-
mem 10y terms ranging iron three 70
A.. months. When the sentences nat
been pronounced tint PRISONERS II COB
cert. and while Yet IL the dock. made &
savage attack OF Inc police vino were
present OF duty. Il terrible struggle
ensueG. causing such excitement Inat
tine magistrate was compelled 10 cult
me bench The prisoners were finally
ove7puwereC and again secured, but not
unti they mac almost wrecked the conrt-
roDu. ant mad them selves been severely
beaten
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
IT;YTEAI IN9IEsrS.
Tie Tex Of Hr. Eaonr's Rnnuri.ab,c
I;tfl
.Hy telegrppn u tnt Dispatcn'

iiy telegraph IT, the Dispatch.
AsHIEGqoN. y. c.. March . -
Tne following Is the teXl o. NJ. Hoar's
nil introduced tr-dEv "a provide t0r
mouests unuef na.IOna authority
~ecti0I i. bt cHGc "a. 49,, When
cvcr Any tnrce citizens Of the United
STATE snail, undcr oath, present to any
indge O. III, Circuit COur,, either Il
tern TIME Or vacatlon tneu petition Sci
ing forth that within the circuit Tor
winch sucr Judge has jurisdiction any
person naR been killed. o. mas sustain
co serious boGiiy injury. o. serIOue In-
Jury II hls estate, o. mas Deeu threaten
eC VIII injury II person o. estate be-
caus, Of me raco ~ coior o. such pe'-
SOL 81 kilieG. injured. o. threatened o.
because Of Jhe political opinion winch
such person So killed, injured. o.
threatened mgy nave heiu II regard Ia
natter affecting the genera we.ia-c Of
n, uiteC State, o. with tins design
L. prevent such person so kllieG, IL
lureG ny threatened. o. others iron e2-
pressing freely sucn opinion. or irnm
Voting as bc q, they may set N ~ any
election Of officers whose election Is -
0uireC o. provided 10y by the Constltu-
tlor ~ laws Of the nItel States o. ln-
fuence o. affect tine votes O' such peI
sone u utheyF AZ such elections Il shall
he the uutv Of such Judge, a SOON a
may 1T. 70 mold al inquest into the cr-
runsiauceg Of such killing, injury, o.
threatening n such place within the
clrcui, ~ he may appoint. ano to cause
g. Toe summoned ana examined before
nm al such witnesses .. ne may ghInk
proper.
Section .. SAID Judge sinai. forthwith
repoYl tht evidence by him taken and
ma conclusions Of She iaci thereon 10
the President Of the nIged States, u
he by nun iaid before Congress.
section .. The nudge may require any
district attorney Of tnt United States
within ms circuit "a attend such inquest
amt 10 uid IL preparing To- and con-
Quoting int same, or he may. II MS
discretion, appoint any other counsellor
a. lav To prepare and conduct suah H.
guest.
section =. The EXPENSES o. such III
quest shall lie certified by ihe Judge 10
tie department o. Justice anC paid out
Of tint appropriation Tor ths expenses o.
.he niteG States cOuYts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
rhssher ths thi-a r.uolusiun m.ant thAs

whether thu thi-d resolution msaut fhas
10 al easss Of nsmiuatous to Ill ysczD-
ces csusso by suspensions stn-- ~
which the papers have been demanded
and mot furnished that the senate
should refuse 10 consider such nomins-
tI0ns altogEthcr, or thzf II was the duty
Of the senate 10 rcyscs the NOMINEES
without inquiry as to ms merit or nts
qualifications because the papers hau
not becn furnished.
Mr.. EdmuudE said that whrn papers
~ information WE'RE necessary 10 tns
senate action and they could not be
got. then II would under the resolutions
be the duty Of the senate to refuse 10
agree 10 whai the President proposed
and for the reasons stated.
Mr.. Harris reminded NJ. Edmunds that
iht only question put BIZ tine CHAIR 10
sbt Senate wfeF acting OF nomsns-
tiur was. - viii tine Senate advise and
c0nsen; 10 TINS nomination %" What
was required Of the senate By its duty,
Ar Harris said. was action, not mob
actiun-
Air. EdmundE sald that when nereE-
sa-y information was withheld the Sen
ste was not called upon IL act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

rants for the ArYcst Of James Penrine-
sun, john bowman, and Andy Nelson
wcre Immediately swurn out, and the
men were afterwards taken into custody,
hut were socn released m s30e bonds
The Efforts to disable the engine proved
failure.
EDIsHEs Mill cI0sEn.
LANCASTER, PA, March 2a.--The
Columbia Roliing-MiI., III Columbia,
employing zoo men, has smut down
owing 70 strike OF the bitnininous
coal miners, which prevents tham from
securing a sufficient supply Of coal
The susqushanus Rolims-Aiill, al The
same place, viii probably be compelled
10 suspend also.
HOURS on I.AB0E IEuUcEn.
BAITIMuEE. Nh. March 26.-Ats
meeting sas; night OF the employees III
me tubacce-factor IL tins city rom
muuicasior was read from 6aIl s Ak,
employing 5tO people, reducing the
hours of labor 10 eirni per day
without reduction Of pay. To-day
6larbure Bruthcrs, Felensr 3 Co., and
nther leading totacrc-manuiaciurefs
MADE similar announcement THIS
viii become general and STRIKE viii
be avoided.
a BOvCo7T RAISED.
PTTrsHrHGH. Pa. March 2b.-The
differences between the proprictors o.
;he Leaderand the 7 Biographies Union
having beer amlcoDiy settled, stle hoy
rurt begun four weeks az was ralseo
TODAY. The prupriesnrs have signed
he scale and conceded ths demands Of
me typographical Union and tne
Knights Of Labor. AL the cempostto-s
snplied Tor admission TO the Union as
vel as 10 the Knights. Sixteen were
accepted. and the cases Of eighteen aye
hello iof inquiry h5iOre the court, which
meets this evening.
uIsTUKEANCT IN 1IBCE.
rHv Angie- q rnertcs,r cahie "a lne DEp0tcn.
IuEGE. March 26.-The reign OF
te~Tor continues. Tine mob BROKE mt
manuiactury Of firearms ana carried
nv-av al the contents. Iruops hayt
bseu sent eveT-wheTe. RnG shls part %
tie kingdom rs rapidly assuming tne
appearance o. being under military oeou-
patton. Even begcars as often found
,,-,.oG Ar-egtk of gt~ikprE grp cob
ssantly heine mate.
TIlussEI E LARuK AGITATION.
Il.rssEI.s. March 81 The CITY wa
liararded insi nieht with rntiammaVor'
pupeals TO tne poor 10 rise up ano ilr'
and piiiaee tint towI. Tint police tori
uovu the posters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
Guilty oi Contempt

y. Afirr4AGNA ~ N-Ah -fAntNAe~%~fA
PAIEsTINE. TEX. March 2G.-1o-
dsy Judge Williams decided thai L. 2.
Marshall white and Hamp. Derry CO..
ored we've guilty Of contempt Of couri
II dlsobeyinc the Missouri Pacific IL
JUNCTION, ant reuisnded them To Jail Il
await sentence o. +hs cOurt to
morrow.
While the above IrIal was pending
this morning tine strikers IL large
body, with v-hoops and yellS and by
the llse Of distractions, aerailed Al Ell
CINE which mad been pulled from Ihf
Yuund- mouse anu moved down 10 the
coai-bin neaf the compress. Engineer
Jack Kimbrough knocked one OF TIT
colOrsc strikers from the engine with 8
hammer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
sscresp-, nnnning's Condition.

By teieEniph u tlie nsiAtcL.I
" ASBINGTOK. March 26.-l'r.
Hamilton SAID to-day. that II could
hardly ne said that Secretary Man
nine's condition this morning was the
same as II was Yesterday morning.
There vas & temporary Improvement
last evening. but II was certain thai ms
condition to-day showed no improve
ment since yesterday. II is learned
ron other SOURCES that the Secretary
passed & restless night. with more er
less lever, ant that n 8 consequence ne
vas somewhat weaker TINS morning.
The rumorF regarding 3 prospective
change IL tins head OF the Treasury De
partment arose probably from al a.
most general impression that Secretary
Manning viii never resume the duties
" tina, office, even II tht event OF ms
complete restoration to health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
ssinas1oue CREME. 4 scusai,ou


q, Anglo american cable o. tne Dispatch
LONuUN March 2L.-Mf. Gladstone
appeared II the House o. Commons TINS
afternoon. lettering 10 the announce
meni MADE II M behal Yesterday py
ST. Vernon Aarcourt, Gladstone saIc
that the statement he would make
OF April 8.h would TAXI the form
ol tne introduction o. Dill 10y
the iutuff government i0f lrelAnG.
Tnlf announcement produced . sen-
satInn. Il Is nov believed tnat Tit
I.renilsr nae. N Difference II The Oppose
tiou u ms Owl party. decided 70 aDan-
dun. temporarily u least, ms scheme
for buvme nuf the landlords Of Ireland
and 10 make hOms-ruie II some form,
pure ano BImple, the basis o. ms Irish
proposals..
a more careful stuGy Of Gladstone g
statement throvf doubt upon the belief
ina, the introduction Of homs-ruis
bill. would necessarily sheive tine ian6-
purchase bill.
Nj. Chamberlain to-dHy salo that the
discussion II tc-nRv's Cabinet council
mad univ intensified the c-islg. u nae
not. however precipiIRted any reslcns-
lions. a flna eflurt viii probably be
made the coming week 70 effect CON-
uromise between tine Premier and the
GIsputanJg IL the lannet.
The Government supporters have
beer privately assured ihat the Govern
men, s Irlsi programme mas Deer SET
tied by the cabinet. = home-ruie
measure vii. he Introduced FIRST. anc
vii be followed Immediate r 10y 3
land nil. both measures. Il passed by
the House ui Commons, viii be pre-
serted u the House Of LORDS together.
Chamberlain anu Ireveyau vii IT
main Il tht Cabinet uni the home-rule
I'LL ma baer tabled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
winning ~ I.nborc-t Of tins Inited
sInfeA.
specin telegram u tht Dispatch.

TNNFNIH IFIttIhII U DIV lII'IWttII
WASHINGTON, u. G., March 26.-
Secretary OF state Bsvard mas reneived
iron Mr. AdamsOn. Ounsui- General n
Panama dispatch II the nature Of
warning 10 iaborerE IL the United
States to whom Inducements are being
offered 10 20 TO Colon fOr employment
on the panamt CANA. Consul Adam
son says ther, aye iar more iabOrers on
tine lsthmus than car find work, and
that FIVE dollars month and board and
lodging furnished on 8 farm II the
United States would be better pay than
the tl.5O Gsy N cana. wort on the
lstnnnk OF laramh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
WASHINGTON.
FACTS, xTwK, AKp GOSSIP FROM TIL
EATIuEE1 CAPITAL
sanaiaf Ingalls, spssek-Ths sinley Trial
a Big Claim for Royalty
sllvc- Vaults
-. tr,r nernar t,orrszpontieut.I

n Fun friT Regular hUttfHi''i''"'-'i
WxsH4rs0wox. March 2G.-AeuatuT
Iursl!s haG q gTea1 crowd to hear his
E,s.,eh N tiss Senate to-day. The ga
lerirz cnuld NO; accommodates al the
,,enple v no CANE t. heai Inn. anc many
aaeu,herF Of the HOUSE occupied seats
al, tic ao0f. Thor 81 40 mufe entor-
tanning sneaker m tlis SeDste thar alf
Iurs.is. sud everybody knew that y lac
vac e attack the Administration and
ths Iioniocrati, party Il would he done
~ ranceIif ant caUsilc So Il ina, would
afford great amusement Il b0sh parties.
lie dc not disappniut their exrects-
fiUiis. lis description Of Che Muggunp
was inmense
Ths Secretary o. the Treasury asks
Congress 80 GppTop, ,ate elnf.Wln %
PAY tss expense o. building additional
vaults ior storage o. silver d0liars.
Neal that amount was expended .IO7
that purpose ~ leH.. but the vaults
fher buih ~ the sub TREASURES are
nov 70 nearly flied thst the Depars-
uent officials think there viii mi Dt
enough ynnm 70 STORE the surplus OF
silver coinage tha; viii not 90 into cir
cularipr during the noxi twelve months.
The fOust GDmuistso OF Claims -
10 aake vote neEt Tuesday on the
claim O. sibiCv. Of Virginia, Inventor
af iiit aibiev tent, f0r roval1g OF tents
q. ina patent ussl by ths nuee States
curing tie lsft wa Sibicy sole malt
irteres, n ths invention ~ one burns,
vhu Afterwards followed lhe fortunes
o. me mon ususa while Siuiey cast his
Ion Win .he south. 4 fey the war Burns
hrnught suit in the Court o. CiaImS,
anC VA awarded 81 d 900 mas halsui the
rcynlty. SiDicy p claim for the other
hal II barred be- statute 90 iImltstlons,
nnu 8 special &C. necessary o. ensbH
nm to GET u. tn, difficulty IL ms way
a. tina northern I'emoc-Rtf are afraid
10 vote 60 psy q clam 81 ~ ea-Jouied-
eratc They tel mt Mr. Jrigg CAV,
shcn Fon,t pretty piaIn and Wholesome
talk about making determinations
against southern men twenty odo yearf
after .bt wa.
l. u th1 opinion 0i thoss besi III
formed that Al' Manning vii never
ararn actively Ill .he oflc, Of Secretary
Of the Treasury HR condition nov
warrants tine belief thst even q ns
should survive the present a.tacb AT
vii be Obliged 70 resign.
u tree trade member Of tne ayl
aud Means Committee Saws tm recent
conferences wiki Ny Randall have beeI
10, Ia, purpose %, reaching an agree
meui upor d tariff bill however SINAI.
thai snail reoe've = ncnr. r unanimous
vote e. IN, Democrats IL Congress a
-iossiulG. Tins o. understnol o. 5e tne
vish Of the = administration. Gnc Il Is
salu that th, prospect IL nov encour
aging
q new poH.of.ce If established n
suit. Cherokee cuuu-y. n. c. Johnson
sun De- nostmastor George ". 0ros.
Is rnmmigsioneu postmaster a. Gross Is
Va. and Marcus Il. TnTonenurF al
s.artoVn, q. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
Ganrus al iesn.srnt.c SENATOR.
Ia lelegnspl ID tne Dlspa -.

u ttiErItsF4 u wv 11IaDt. tlItaI
AsIlrNu9uN, March &c "A caucus
Of the Democratic senators was called
lur d O'Clock this morning 10 denIde
upun the course o. action IL regard 10
the snendments already proposed TO
the resolutions OF the Judiciary Com
nittee. and chiefly with regard 10 that
Of Senator Van Wick looking 10 the
consideration o. nominations 70 places
mace vacant by suspension OF removal
n o,.en session. No quorum was pre-
sent, and therefore no action was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
vas,r,...u.sl ans Abandoned.

KFw YORK, March 26.-fhe ship
sasurnus, Captain johnson, IRON ss-
peio, Ga. with timber, for Newcastle,
England, was abandoned at ssa water
legged and with rudder broksu on the
18th instant about 13e miles west Of
bermuda. Ths crew we're picked up by
ths brig Alfred. Captain Aonnx, from
FsrnxndinA. and tAkan 10 Bormutia, snd
arrival hcYc to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
Hmm fniiureA
W. telegmph % tne plspalcn !

b teIerhph % Inc DBpaIrL,I
MINNEAPOLIs, MINI. March 10
The BANK OF Minneapolis closed liz
Goors to-day. Ii If said the failure Wa
caused by losses MADE by the ofiicsrs
Of tine bank, who speculated IL whest
WAHPETON, DAK., March 26.-The
FIRST National bank closed IT. doors
ts.uay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
I.nrI,-n ani,,rrs n-etlne

p, Anglo American cHDh 70 tne DBpatcL !
IONIUN. Marcel - MIR. Gladstone
and al the Ministers Attended this alter
moons Canine; meeting. Tine sessIon
lasted NJ hou and quarter. Messrb.
Chamberlain and Trevelyau lei, sne
meeting together and mac private con
i-rence. a i the Ministers looked serious
hn.i beigre ann al.el The meetlns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
z I,,s,us p.., u,,o a nreuaIn Critic.


New lAp. OF L.ongc.nv
Longteliov FIRST poem wa published
n the Portland 6nzgtte. and enc boy
was much eiated. In ths evening he
went a. visit at the house Of judge hiei-
lcr.. hls father friend. vh0so son Fred
ere wa MS uwr intimate. IN tne cl'-
Gle ruthered about lhe iIre the tab
turned upon poeg-y. The Judge toot
ur the morning Ga-etlc 90 I'D you see
the piece IL ge-uGy's paper Very
stiff. voma~kabiy stiff moreover. II IL
al borrowed. every wore Of II. The
bpv' T. heart shrunk within him nnd he
would gladly nave sunk through shf
nuur. He got out Of she house a SOON
az possible wlthou; he.-aylue himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

Mr.. Gladstone sat in Bedford chapel
the other Sunday evening and NOT a
muscle Of his face moved as stnptord
lirpoke prrachsn m .. Huxley, Giad-
sione. md his FIRST chapser Of 6snssis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
&.oI Hfp Acuz

COLUMBUS, O., March 2B.-Roheri
Harlan, the Republican contestant iron
Hamilton county, was given Ms sea- IL
the House tins afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27
Ss.f.IsA. t'l.Ak IL, &C.

T1HE BEgg -LIvIN6sT0N'S To
4 MAT9. the favOTi3e choice sssc
g5r Ter ounes ptan6 n DOxes ZSc 49,
dosett. Al 80 p..r noe: poIk aDc. psf dD1sf
81 tar 100 FROM ssed-L-si 3Dc. isssf lhu
IN 400 lnNe. order frum sD nDrta
Nufh street ~ Hollywood greeD-ilOlssen
Tvs xnufn lAurel street
Z A. CATl.rN,
nlh 25-sa slEwaf Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

EFW YORK sTocx MAREHx.

Nrv YpEg. slarch observation-disclosures ~
a6vsucs established yeeisrfsf enr tns
rideuis unfrvorsDle nsvs rs"stxsH sssus1
rxgsrtiing thr strihe M sfss -. uk1
wnicL d . oonesfiee university -surrspt
gsiutetiols depep5 n lasus ines<ars ens
market To-day MAY hr,assrrtprc ~ t,etsis-o
y arm. Tie fsrxi iicarss sssoefsd asf.iifr
ar FiHs. witt un exuep1iollni ty~ 81
l.Dntavlise Niss Nashville nfsc decline ~ :
"a Nesiert ntosi. Aud ~ tifr cz-tf fss's--
inGR tllefs weu iGrsissf fractional 90 - M
3 iRir's srtips uUi asvsslsh uIsx@hft. y We
tiufiuE kis nfu nouf sssuerali5, howtrrt.
tnaf sist ioY 80 prices we've resrhnd, ann
nun thai TIM urtl fhs Close. win nnN
nOi.erkte yenciioDz. iissr Wa de-siustif
frn ioue sind " some ctaex Al oary tcsSs~
and fractions ir addition verr rvcns,srcc.
ne rio.ss VIA iieHe' co. fiss yeTs1-trt extern
sInu ~ tlaf ial.laad strikt a majority e.
Inv ac.tet Ia shove 8 nei Decline 81 a. =.
VIII ION issllis ard Nashville town \. en-
ia, UftIcr hand Western uiDH nIafif y uef
gain az and ..fis pfssieFrsl suri rrsnGen
weak coafers steady. -s.ies sAb 200 silares.
BALTIMORE.
BAETrMoEy AifTeh zs.-N trgiuip = = ee,s-
Sn.idafeg 20 rad, rus rniluus NJ. u~v
sU-aoe az. new q e 81. NCsfr laToiina
ES oic 1.20,, hsd to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

NEw YORK, March 2h.-Thrse lie
cislons ID the three different courts
were given to-day against the proposed
cahie railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

tikALN AND COTTON EXCRASGk.
EiCIIatuNN. AiarcE - ls5s
orrIl.tS0a.
VUFAI LAT bushels
CoRN White aHs bushels
fsATt - TsN busneh
NLaL-at nusiitA.
eALEs REpugr1.r ~ BEcnETARy.
NrEa1 --keG IS bushels prime aun-f-
D..rr, 81 g. 10 Dusnelr rerf guOO Snnrt-
herr 81 private t.Tule.
Doi.R " mite ans bushels yrr' gUOt "a
PRIME D. ~ a. sec.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

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ri Roanoke warehouse o. DAies.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

rOTTUN EEPOET

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

N7lLIAAM IL. sUTB-
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NIrkiISts l'NuEl.l AIlEes ia ssst Main
street baisFssN AevellsI and Esehtn s4Se
o lafre assortment ~ rtihh d.. N3tp
aud AFrfALLiG CASkts1n. EA>kr anc
'xsI.tyfH cAAkfTk ~ ie1 prices.
t3orI1zyS AND teses ssspr orticrs pTnnlpfiy
attended % siss or nxtii. mi 27.eetsm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

DOCK ANp JOB woEK NEATLY
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

Dim TAI-JOHN LA~~A
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satisfaction grafautssG- uzn 1&.ead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

-Iiv telsgupu O. tns uiEpatcl..l
WASHINGTON. March 81 4. H
Tor the Middle Atlantic Sues. tga
showerS. saqh change. o. temperature
rc~i0ols rmds.
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rrsasmf rioudtness Gnc t'ga' saowsra'
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gencrally somhs~'i shuhHg 70 cGS'criy.
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turc.
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,ras cooie', si,qhay DiHag, Gno caangs-
0Dss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-27

Erc4sMuv., STOCK ExCnASsk

FnrnAs, Aisfrn ~ 1854.
HALKs-frnsr isDAED .00p virginia
nov asnt Goa
sxcuNn IiuAEp-Isp virginia pc seat.
fractions - 90 1n.0OO vllEmis > lscr cent.
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