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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

tt telegram iu tat Iisf8lcA.
AsHINGTON. March "a te,e-
gram was received al the Nar Depart
mcnt this morning from Genera Crook
sg1 nr he would start to-day from Fort
boure g. san BernauGlno 30 receive the
surrender Of Geronimo and ms follow
ers. The TACT That Genera. Croo6
makes no reference 10 the alleged attacs
on Geronimo bv the McAic2ns and his
surrender to Lieutenant Maus Is con-
s.dered a; the department a. conclusive
evidence that nothing OF tho kind Oc-
CURED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

by Auelu Ame-icau cable O.. tue Dispatch.
LONDON. March The House o.
Commons lost evening. by vote of
9I0 90 no. adopted O. mo.Ion DO favor
c .oca taxation falling partially upon
,le owner Of landed property instead
o. upol ,he 0ccupiers only a. tne .ag
uow stands. Chamberlain urged ,nat
.l, motion be Withdrawn. as the Cove
ernmcu; vas preparing DlA 90 cllai-zt
.a2atI0L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
ron-Uf NfvpIrT- NIVs MAHcr -
SOgEf EI.gsf.E~

VIRGINIA: n HANOVER COJN.
~ CpJRT FEBGCAKY ls 1850
EA lAHlE -IHt t-TATE or GEll. a.
"a NNLLEA ILCtASfl.
a iepurt %. iuo account %, h r Soin'v
rArculDi Of George ". Nolie1 d-e-a--N
aud W iAe depir and demands asa ns.
t4it uecedont D estate having yeel n4sc ln
tlt cierA p Office 81 tuiA court. and uort
ihEn month having Ella f-'-c since tue
Qualification 81 said execute
On Tie motion ~ Gr0r-f 20 SoAey q
iegGiee OF the decedrnt % is ordered wa
tue crec non ~ O,~0ng, NDliv3 decreased
SHOW eaIpe On TIA ls~l A. SOC I'D da5 90.
April. lrc0 before tnh cuur egtius- Ia,
pay ment and delivery l. Use es-ats 81 said
uecedsni 10 nis leggless w .n0ui reiunaing
bonds.
Aud if IN further ordered ina cOpy g,
This order sha! De pna.Isurl once ser Z
for luur s'4crs sslFe We g. % thc hgHytf.
cad (arOlint Nehs 0f sOu, PAPER pm islled
iu The cily o. Richmond, and p0atec - tne
irunt-d door ~ the cunFt hOuse ~ fai, comfy
0r the fFsl day o. Two surce.Sitr toTiuh oi
tiiis court.
A copy u este
John K. TAILOR Clerk.
mn lD-N4W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
Increased Approprtauons Asked

y I0-1--T0I y " ~ ID |-I-'I---
AsHINCTON. March The
Secretary Of the Treasury sen, 70 the
scre,e to-day communication rom .ne
supervising architect Of thc Treasury
calling attention o. the necessity TO-
and recommending 81 appropriation IN
excess oi tie limit, Of cost oriclu2l. g
iAcG, Tor The following public bald-
lnes Greensboro n. g.. $4,000. Jack
scn. Tenn, $4,000, Oxford, Miss.
$40 HNs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

Sohn nrlrnr nnd s.la.lslone.

BY AugiO-American cable 10 me pIspatcL.
LONDON. March 23.-John Bright,
the PQ'tNGA Gate saws. since b.,
interview with Gladstone or saturday
has been more II favor o. the Premier {
scheme OF Irish Government. Gossip.
az he time aycrred that Brieh, strong.
is opposed Gladstone Irish proposal.
From wha: me Ga-e SAYS this state
Zen, vas a, wrong for the paper de-
c.aTes that Bright was s-ruca vI.h -he
ingenuity and originality OF the Pre-
ME. scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
rumusc Com M lcs-S.orse n fho y H.
sOuri River
lHy ieIeenpL % tue DspalcII

hy telegraph o. tit Lispa.cL..
lANKToN. OAK. March 2o-Tne
ic,-corce n ,ne Missouri river near Els
POINT Still continues sOId anu she Ell
t,re district between Sioux Ci,v and
F,k Pom, D. under water. a., the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Pau.
tracks are submerged and 10 many
y.aces TIE roaG-0ed Is entirely washed
away. Trains east f Elk Point have been
abandoned The railroad bridge across
S.0uX RIVER has been carried away. The
people OF Jefferson City are moving o.
,ne nils. and the<aser is rapidly rising.
The railroad mas a large force OF bridge
builders and tracA-.ayers waiting Tor
.ne floods 60 suDslde 80 ina, the track
can ue repaired. bui j. Is not though,
tina trains vi. be ruu over the tracs ,or
e,cra days after the gorge breaks
aaav. 80 loss OF life is reported. but
c~ea- Damage 80 l'e sI0cA has been
cone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

b, Anglo American cap.rl.,ae Dispatch.
LONuoN. March .. .-- l- .ne Lincoln
,prIg meeting to-day tie race Tor the
brocAiesby Stakes. ior tgo-year-o.ds
was won by April Fool Tiara second
-. Pierre .hlrl. There were nlui
starters. The betting vas JIG 30 !
ngaiusi April Foo 10 TO ! against
Tiara. and 70 3 against s.. Pierre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

!By Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch.
MADRID, March 2S.--Sehor Muru-
ago, the new Spanish Minister to the
United States, viii start Tor Washing
tod next week. Prime-Minister Sa.
gastA and Senior Moret, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, have instructed him to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
WASHINGTON.
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA AND THE NJ
TIES On oKE. COPPER, &c.
NJ, ysse's Bill for Road SC the National
oemcsery-virginia Nominees
Personal



washington, March 23.--Mr.
T,,rr received to-day and referred to
a., Committee on WAYS and Means a
,,on,rnuuica,iop from citizens Of Nythe
county protesting against the propose
.,o,. ~ the Original Morrison tariff bin
thsf irou ores, copVaT and sulphur ores,
snf, cpal. HnG coke he placed on thu tre,
list
Mr.. Trigr and Mr.. Tucker had already
tsksn active iutereS; IN thus matter. and
had stst, ther views 10 My Morrison.
u va cue % tne Suggestions OF these
gentlemen snd others from North caro-
ina. Alabama, and West Virgins that
The Democratic members o. the COM
Tnlttce were first led 20 reconsider the
Whole 1arif scheme winch had been
presented by Ny. Morrison.
ROAD 70 THE CEMTTEBY.
The Committee on Military Affairs
reported ityorahly tp-dsy Mr.. Wise s
bil providing 81 appropriation Of s25,-
GOO sof tht purpose Of constructing 3
grsveIlea road from the terminus Of
kroAd street a. Chimborazo park 80 the
National cemetery, near Richmond.
BEFORE Ruv money d, expended the title
to The night Of way must he granted -
the Tnued States.
IL their report The committee say
that TIRE cemetery contains G.542 bodies
Of Federal soldiers thai there Is Q
good rotdwEy ~ Jar as ChlmborG1o
Fa-k. bU' beyond thai the road Is bad,
especially in the rainy season. SO that
rersont having relatives burned II the
cemetery find aiseT travelling s great
distNncc thai there is no good way %
reach TIE spot.
A member Of Congress told me this
.norrlng that be had recently made
some INQUIRIES IN regard % the pros
poets 10y combinations o. NirglnIa
nominees, and he wa satisfied that they
vould be confirmed almost without ex-
cepaon.
The friends of the edueationa biz
aie 90 have meeunc tomorrow 90
mtp ont their programme.
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III - ri,,s,.. ~ Richmond d..
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

RICHMOND TOBACCO Market
MARCH rs. Isse
Oh, fcCc pie 81 darn i0osu tobacco 10 -dsy
wers .6.uo1 puuuds ,us prices Talsins from
q 80 90 - 70. Ihese saies are uoi 30 veil
attended nov on account 81 The ANAL re
celpit uf luus,. and tus Increased Offering IA
nI gsheads 81 change. The offerings al
auction OF Chang, to-day amounted 20
eIgn-,-thrs. packages nan ~ which SEW
dark touaocos. 1Weuty-three psekages
we're taken 10. ouly thloe 0r i0u o. these
b. .ug dark. 90 the bugh. grades offered
tar packages we're cried 81 over l5c lhe
hlghehi PFC, paid being pic and tue lowest
Sc There vas some hitl- trading IN old
bright n.IeH End ppIers aud one lot Of
ulcls vas sod 10 . decline o. 30 to 80 per
eel nom as fal' pric,-s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
female sosaries f'ubiIe la New YORK

ALBANY. n. y. March 23.-Ioy-
ernOr Hill to-day appointed Mary sey-
mour and Mary Wilson, Of New York
Mary =. Morgan, Of Brooklyn Mrs.
Carrie L. Dinsmore. OF Orleans county ;
and Ida NJ. Blake, Of Putnam county
notaries public for their respective
counties. This action is regarded as q
great victory for the women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

BIS telegraph 90 tne uispatcn.i
WAsHINGTON. March 23.-fhe sen
ats Committee on Finance to-day de-
cided 10 report layorably upon thu nom
nations OF several internal revenue col
leclOrs. II respect 10 whose predecessors
Secretary Manning saws no charges re-
fleeing upon their official or mora
character are pending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

[By telegraph 90 the nspsich.l
WASHINGTON, March 9+-lA NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, far
Weatkcr. slouly-rtsing temperature,
rnds becoming ra'1Cble and generally
shutting &c sOi7hey'g.
For the South Atlantic Sta.es, far
ueatier. rinds becoming par1Gble, So
t,oncrg, followed By slor' rising tenn
pcr0ftHc.
For Southern TirglRio, far wsa aer.
.oUiy-rlSinq temperature.
TIE reGtkeT ~ Richmond yesterday
mas cloudy, tr,ndg, cpl8, and disagree
aDIl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
Observation-Disclosures Enainns.

.hy telegraph to tne llspuich.I
EUFAULA. l. T. March 23.-Deie-
Gates iron five civilized tribes Of ln-
lans III convention mere have entered
INTO . compact piedgine themselves
hat no nation q party 10 she compact
hall. without the consent Of o.. the
other parties .cedc or In any manner alien
ate TO the United states any part Of
their present territory. Provisions ar,
made for the punishment. Of crime,
change Of citizenship from one nation TO
another, and the suppression OF the sale
OF ardent spirits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
The Grant Monument fund

NEW YORK, March . --kx-Presi-
dent Arthur to-day resigned the char
manahip Of the Board o. Trustees OF the
Grant Monument Fund Association.
Five hundred dollars from the Emperor
Of japan was received to-day. Total,
sl9Q.llS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

~ Signs OF Bresk-Ssiaasaone's Irish
Land scheme.

A London cable dispatch says The
political deadlock continues. The Earl
Of kOseberry, Secretary for Foreign
Affairs. to-day held 8 conference with
Mr.. Gladstone. The CGbine, has not
been summoned 10 q special meeting,
although Il was rumored on Saturday
that the political situation would reader
such q summons necessary. Mr.. John
Morley, Chief Secretary Tor Ireland
Earl Granville, Secretary FOR the Colo
MES Earl Spencer, ex-iriSh Nioeroy
Gud now president Of the Council and
Mr.. Gladstone are discussing plans for
the adjustment Of the differences al
present disturbing the Cabinet.
i Is affirmed this evening by persons
believed TO know that there never has
been anv foundation for the statement
that Mr.. Gladstone intended to ask Az
thority 70 Issue lean, In order 20 Sc
cure funds to carry out BIS scheme TO
buy out the real estate owners Of Ire
land. il is now declared that the Pre-
micr, IN his scheme, proposes the ap-
pointmeut Of g commission o. experts
80 tx the value Of the various land pro-
pertics II Ireland, which. al these yslu-
atoms. are &c he handed over 50 the
possession Of the Government in ex-
chpnce for consols. In this way Ire
land Is TO be made 3 debtor 30
the empire for the entire amount
psid 70 the landlords. together with 10
terest the whole sum 70 toe repaid into
the imperial treasury by Ireland ~ IN
stalmeuis within the term Of fifty years.
II the end q which term the iessees are
"a become the owners. This plan 10
wolves . domestic arrangement between
the Government Of Ireland and It's
tenants. Ireland becoming the tenant Of
lhe empire and sub-ieyting 90 THE occu-
pyers al sums whose aggregate viii IL
clude rent. taxes. and levy TO meet
the interest or the consOls and create q
siukinC-fund for their tinRl liquidation.
II necessarily involves home rule.
Mr.. Gladstone occupied his usual
place IN the House Of Commons TINS
afternoon. He appeared to be In ex-
celient health and spirits.
Ny. Campbell bauuerman, Secretary
for War. announced that the Govern
ment mao withdrawn the British troops
OF the Nile 10 Assouan.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Chan
celor Of the Exchequer. replying to
NJ. Goschen. SAID the Government was
not disposed 90 appoint o special com
mit.eo % examine into and report or
the silver question. because the specia
commission which was nov inguirine
MO the causes Of the depression o.
trade would N al probability cover
tne silver question n It's work.
Another CRISIS
uelo-Americsr cable to tne Dispatch
LONDON. March 23-The Daily
Retr,. referring TO the political situa-
non. ssvs "Al efforts 20 effect Q
compromise have failed. The crisis IS
on the land question, because that was
.he first question to be- presented 90 the
Cabinet Chamberlain and Ireve van
are gus. a. inpiacaoly opposed 10 the
lome-huie scheme. Gladstone is much
ANNOYED by the erroneous reports OF
ms scheme which have been given 20
the public. An authentic statement
viii show that ms project differs widely
from the published accounts Of TO-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

rrw NokK

NEW NoEE. March 2s.-Ooiton Quiei
and steady SAFES. .us uaics upiRuds.
y Ice. lrlcHuf ttc.. cDu,Didai ed uci
receipts y 800 baieai expOrB-to Great
bflalu I2lT6 baueb. 90 the continent
&. sla uales southern flour steady Wheat
SPOT steady Uucudef red sjc.ts No. =
rrG Match 81 .at2 a.. Coru- Spoi sd-
.auccl ..a.sc. uugfadec i38tBr so. ..
at.. t c.cfuiur Uux "a Boz higher. No 2.
a-aat g. Lnir unchanged lufiro-NpOt.
l..l. talcg al $40 sugar du. aud uu-
uLger s.. assoc dali o. ICES. lsc. hice
lrM tr-iui.r.rt Ul 1-R13 o. iDf crude
G..r iur I,.uef huau dull b. 8 Dsaf 4 8 %.
TLrppl .U, du' a. f..t. tc. iil4er steadily
uclG 800. rnst furk " caE auc nominal
g. SII.NI ..- utv ur-f AIdclef dul az
O. .D lard an5, Ligurr Wehieru steam.
spot. 81 20 flu.-Ab ta..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
,nr,ons,,st Candidate. pcfes,ed

by Ana American cable to tne Dispatch.
DUBLIN. March o. In the election
Of work house guardians az Listowe.
Kerry county to-day al the National
League candidates were crushinely de-
f,atpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
kho,,acc ~ u Trca.urer'. Aecouul

by telegraph 10 toe D.spalcn.'
DOVER, y. L., March 25.-Ar
e, ,5OO shortage was to-day discovered
II The accounts Of City-1 reasurer Frank
I'm Freeman. who died three weeks ago
lie was prominent church mem1ei
and temperance advocate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
InluI nnn Enr-l

Bv Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch
LONDON, March ga Nordenfeidt
Gun on the British man-of-war Alba
ross burst to-day, instantly killing
TWO men and fatally injuring two
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

BALTIMORE MatcG 4s.--Fioul steady aud
uuI-f. MIrat--outHtru steady and ui-t /.
western niger and closing lulsi southern
red H8aE5C. amber soaYrC -. western
winter RED. spot llalt .c.. AGnsL sla
go &C.. May. - .aH2ar Coru-soutlrrn
tas.rf and Qu.el western armrf and quiet F..
.ou.uefI WuIse. f3a4d e.. yellow. 4sasHc /:
. eti.iI Do >, q spu' and March f5tsc nid:
tufI. q -htitc AHH i5sr Dlc sissmer.
asat- f. lia-r GrA southern. seal lc !.
western white. aea4 &c.. Wrslrfn mixed
sGatrc. lsuuA' wanna. 8raalc. ilye firm
alr --tbff af 1tu &c. lluf SONS uuuuually
nIeaGF end .UIct SueiI-f uppcr rpnned
tuI al local b. WulsAey quiet ~ 81 i9a
6 co. other lrrleIef unchanged. fEo lghts
lD4 .sefuDo. yer steamer Uulot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
seun,sr niIicr's Successors.

10y 0IVsI"F" ." F-'0 --''FS<----'I
SACRAMENTO, Call, March 23.-
Governor Stoneman has appointed
George Hearst United States Senator,
nice John y. Miller. deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
as Az APPETIZER.

I,r. Morris Gibbs, Howard City,
Mich, says Al sm greatly pleased
with 1t rs tonic. 1t is an agreeable
and good appetizer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
The Jype-SetIiug Tournament
a..

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 49,
The rapid work Of the leaders in the
iypt-setting tournament Is attracting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
Alabama Eepubl,can convention.

.bY lrIt-iNpl 70 tht llislftlcli-
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March - -
The Republican Executive Committee
met II this city to-day and called a
state convention TO meet on june I'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

Judge D. j. Goodwin and his son
George left Norfolk Yesterday 90 reside
permanently n Kansas City, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

TUESDAY. March ~. lses.
SALES--lInsT HOARD - Shave Pcteu-
bvlE raiiruud 81 g.. 10 40 NJ 81
sHCoSn BoAEp.-I 500 iretnia new SIS
a. osls 0oo DO 81 60 5000 do. ~ 49,
erArr sECvgrrrns Bid Asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

GRAIN AND COTTON ENCHANGE.
ElcEnoSr. Mggcn 23 lsss.
oYFEKtNGs
WHEAT 8Ss bushes
CuK>.--M Et.s 5000 nlaanei6. Mixed. 500
bushels
OA1r.-l nuC bushsE
saIEs EEPoErED ~ sECkErAKf
WuLAr. 81 led LOO bushels lair ~ sac.
YLoCE.
We Ouoi, Pine. ~ T5ass snporf'ne.
esres.Hu. exfW 81 73ess family, s4s
s. rs Tssieut family country se.5oasc.7o.
COTTON kEPORr.
EECEfPTs.
A. Roanoke warehouse bales
sAlEe
40 Roanoke warehouse. 81 baies 30 ar
rlNt.
Market luIe..
Gro~fTIoss.
Coon n nnI. fNa.-ptl.
NfuuI.f> G.--bC.
erRICT Low a. -ppftsG = la.lBc,
Low ALDDLIEC.--e a.aac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24


CrIrAGo March 3 - lour very Quiet.
Wheat Mprcl. 754a76ac.. April 7ss4s
-f.r NTf b.. .f. Iuru MalcD. la.l13 81. +.
ANA. 8. Aay s- .nHsr pGis- March
Gil tp-. uuu.l uC. 81 xtr. A.al 80 - lr.
Nn-a-Ap-i 81 kNaf. %. Aiat. q tOa
asss2 Lard Apr ssnz Msy 50 OF -
sr.Ua lr, sailed g. ..rra. : soass - !;
suur' riI G. .tss.r. c4ruf g. yaSsJ. 40.
Nu.sksr stcacf arSl "a
REVIEW 0f guE cslcAgo NAnKEr.
CHICAGO. MarcI 4s TODAY p uRrksis
faArI. b., il al verc dec 0eds mUrf cn-
cOuiae ne to believer, u hiEnef pricse
Ilt nc lcu liuus around t4r opening were
p. ore uuu-Iln .' scuumgug Foreign ca
a.rn were tff1 Wcuk and sosie lsNef The
Visible -uppf ati iiilffIt l 7tl.. 30 @ frnisrAa-
OBJ. .ufal aerrsusr. lis fsc.ipfr acre arg.
Eumor ur strikss We're ctrTeut eFer5 sliere.
uut aiints aI tAr Wrataei wa unusually
l.t .U spite N uI tNH lHf HffkE vas
rut Aaf uE'uec af rU e. snir down To-
-Hc $50 tutl bach iU .Er oiaelus poini ~
.rs. eIHUS llf CAUSE NJ strength Wa tne
uuirua. tIgor WIZ snirn Ga" shoTt. trled
fu Arft rrtl Wl.l tIf make. IDf sAofts
wrrt lu, N uut Do d. oat Nuis =, oriieH
cau.t .I Uglsf er soon as Poe nnrlsri bryan
d.. .rrnfrr Toward uuuu tlr liarAs- o.
rau.r strHft ~ uro. " at lFuuauIt made
st.Irr ..l tuf q .erf .u. inal Has made 0F TIE
nac Ire. ll stlckr D. AeR u-E 4uIcker
tufls aHf ufe-rf prli we've offered -rar-
..nIy Inclined oi " al stn.s-' tuau iu tho
uinfAVi So themselves 'nru wa strong
after lDs ii~i decline aud prices Closed ~ J
ID clorA rOnsldt O. b q aultv inf price ~ tiIe
.usi lr~ 0hNh ll pfof siois Gee narket
opened steady RLu ifacihun higher tor
FurR auC so.C steadily ul n' raY tnouya
.rsd4Dg hi uo fiuf Nae fryA arary.
81 LOUIS.
NJ Lutffs Ahrci 49, IonT unels ID gei.
y heai fe rIy active aud weak 10 red.
cash tsr bit. Mut 10 .arp @. t1rn firmor
aud spfs du. ~ miNed cssl. 50 sac. (.
Aay rs C. lais duli aud aFm NJ. mix
~. cast. ~ .a31c. Hniasae5 nfm al u 40.
frns isious geBsTa'H nfuirr Park sonIinal
HfSlUZa. Lard anl ~ q &c. bulg meats
miner hnArd iDts steady and uucfaaxsd.
bacon frlAer long cisar 3 5oAsa - short
no 81. ass. GO. clear S3.eTjias3.F0.
CINCINNATI
CTHcfrrATi March Zs.--flonr unchanged.
v heat dab aud st~sev. No Z rcd sDaeo.c.
Corn "a nghI drmaBd No. . m.xec. s7s
sec Cats quiet. M. mixed s2c FORK
quiel aislU. Lard firm q; a. state Bulk-
meHts quiet sD0uid-rs g. 49, short rio.
- ~ bacon Unclaimed. Wniskey quiet
90 Sl1o. sugar unchanged Hoe actlye
ard urm (; comE.on and lighI, a. s3as4 70.
MN YORK COTTON FUrUkka
Srv fosE March ss.--Cotson-Ses ~
esipss. ~ 0aiss. grox recsipls, l.s3+ oslss.
March s0iaass.is. Apsu s. le@ss ~
May 81. cass. Ks; Iane. - . sfss.ss: LAZY.
ss,4sass AZ Angu~.- - 3saSs % ssgsena-
bar. se.ssasf.ss Octohsf. - 9isss "a ;
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
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Soks0IK. March gs.--tfime. ts&lse.
fancy, SC factory hand plcksf. sssse
Market Very Egin a quotations. ksc slpes
Sef3 il9At anc salcs ia al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

PORT o. RICHMOND NAAcn -. 1900.

PORT OF RICHMOND Marco -. lb56.
ARRIVED.
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stafef u.ai. merchandise Eud paaselarrA
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merchandise and passeugers. a.. u Mc~ar-
r4ck. agent.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
k.EssEEAAiRNA Al.

WILLIAM l.. CAMERON,
w ATTORNEY AT Law
OPSIcx RUEGEE BUILDINGS.
Leave lettsrs 0f messages Nitn q u.
Ward Fac. ma t&-sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

>OkrOl.k PEANUT MARKET.
hrpofsed hrs the usspaicn.i

SoksoIK, March Ss.--t'fime. tAtIse. !:
fancy. SC factory hand ploksc. sssse.
Market Very Egio a. quotations hee esgt>
yef3 light AID salss sn al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

sEnALIA. Mo. March %. - The
railway officials notified the city and
county authorities yesterday morning
that they would attempt to run train
al train al . O'Clock ID the afternoon.
ard requested them to have 9 sufficient
force on hand TO prevent any trouble.
The Mayor had the entire police iorcs
on the company's grounds and the
sheriff and twenty-five deputies, taken
from the businessmen Of the city At
2 p. nj. the train was ready to start.
and a man named William Freeland,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

EALTiHnfb, NlnftU - lFtIuIk = IE1hS~
due ruupsns. g.: peS So Gt-. new
~ CO., a.: Nofth Carol ma bs Old 40.
Nic to dsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24
MOROCCO LEATHER TANNERS
STRIKE.

WILMINC-oN. Dill. March o.
All the employees II the moroccO-leasb-
er tanneries, numbering about 1000
persons, wen; on q strike to-day. ex-
cept 8 few who were permitted to finish
up some periAhable stock ii process Of
Manufacture. The reason assigned Is
the failure Of the manufacturers TO meet
q committee Of Knights OF Labor to re
adjust prices. hours, and details Of
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-24

erRIcT Low n ppI.IsG - l3.i6c.
Low ALDuLI.G Aac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-12-07
The Same Old Story.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. IA special dispatch
from sedalia, Mo-, says: Robert Emmett
King, twenty-five years of age, defaulting
bookkeeper of the wrecked Sedalia savings
bank whose shortage of $4S 900 resulted in
the closing of the doors and sending him to
states prison last April for term of six
years. has prepared d statement of the cause
that led to his downfall He nets forth that
he entered the bank as bookkeeper at the
age of II years and at II began to drink and
gamble. Losing his own money he took
from the banks funds and covered his tracks
BY false entries For five years he did tn is
until he had taken $4,000. He then took o
$4,000 package and fled to Canada, bu,
was persuaded to return by his father, and
his sentence TO prison followed.