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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

vision trading Sas Almost q uninfsr>setkS -
wheat May PORK vent down undnr no1ersie
transactions 70 ti3.s5. but frned Assr " SAns
;sALTrMoEx
BALTIMORE No., March si.--Cotton stesdyi
middllng. I0c. Flour osss<r IN Nnc snd
cuiet. Howard-szeot and western snpsr,
81 Sasa.ss; 90. extra. Easss5: 90; family.
s srs r, ss % His s saSs ssasx Ps.s
AGO suporlstivs pstsnt, $40: DO. family, Sla
whest-soutesrn steady and sasst; red 1890
dull; No. winter red. spot. nTssSs NAY,
So. ssehc.: June, sssssgc. Cern-seutnefn
steady ssd firm; white. 5ss5ec. yellow, &c.,;
March March Sc. Did: April and Nay, 3ssskc. 0sss
steady. with only Moderate demand; southern
aud Pennsylvania. 33a<ic.: western white. SO
600. western naked. SsaS9c. Rye steady ssose
7ec Provisions steady aud quiet hsxs lose.
at i7kaisc. Coffee quiet; kio cargoes, ordinary
70 fa!r. isKsitsc. sugsr-CepDsr-refnsd urn
At I5ai6c. Whisky steady AZ g. issi.sl other
articles unchanged. Freigh,s 70 Liverpool per
steamer dull; cotton, LIED; nour, per ton, "a;
grain, I'd.
ST. LOUIS, March 3,.--Fiour nrn and I'M
changed. Wheat oDened steady and quickly ad-
vsaced q trife, and throughout ne session
gained strength. closing 20. higher han thurs
day; No. red cash. ana Nay. 0AaD1c'
Juns closing Al 9Hc. Corn strong and higher;
cash, l6kc. Ray. 46ksf7c., ctosing az 415sc.
Oats higher: cash. 3oNS32Hc. BID May, xsSc.
Whiskey, Sl.i9 Provisions weak PorssiaHh'
Lard 81. i0as7l5
CINCINNATI.
CISCfSNArI. March si.-Flour firm. Wheat
ecarcc; No. red, sjhc Corn sctiye, strong,
and higher; No mixed slha,3hc. Oats arm:
No. 4 mixed, SIC. PORK dGn alta Lard quiet
at S7S.k Bulk-mcats nrner. bacon steady.
whiskey steady at si.ea Hogs quiet
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. March 3i.-rrpentins nrrn AZ
36hc. Rosin Arm: strained. S2Se.; good strain
ed, Skc. Tar arm a. Si.0A Crude turpsntns
firm; hard. 81 yeiiow-diD and virgin. 81.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatchl
MARCH si.-narket unchanged. Receipts Of
stock from the country large all the week. ana
steady sales at the commission houses. The Tao
tories continue very busy, apd working douple
gangs day ana night ca egdsir Tor cleaned goods
from the North and West Prime. fta3a ex-
ira SIC common, iNasc. sbslled. 2a2hc !;
Spanish, 2a2Ac. factory hond-picked, ssAihe.
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TuEANCIENT CAPITAL.
The Assistant Bishops Visit-Other
Church Notes.

NDurcn noses.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, March 81, 1888.
Assistant Bishop Randolph visited
Burton Parish Episcopal church Thurs
day and administered the rite OF con-
frmation. This was the first opportunity
many of our people have had of hearing
this eminent divine, and all were much
impressed with his beautiful and eloquent
discourse. His remarks to the cODgre-
cation after the sermon were particularly
appropriate.
The Episcopal Sunday-school children
will have an Easter celebration Monday
night in the body of the church. AS
this parish is still without a minister the
Rev. +. Meade, the evangelist, will be
present and superintend the evening S
exercises. Mr.. Meade while here will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Jones. The Rev. i. b. Wharton, the
minister-elect, is expected about the
third Sunday in April. In the mean time
the parsonage will be extensively re-
paired preparatory to his arrival.
The Rev. John M. Dawson's church
(coloredl is soon to be retitted. Many
improvements will be made both on the
interior and exterior, and when finished
the building will present quite hand
some appearance.
The storm at Toano station last week
WIS the severest ever known i'll that Sec
ton. The Western Union and Chesa-
peake telegrAph-wires centering at that
point were fused, the glass, furniture.
and telegraph instrument in the railroad
ticket-ofice were destroyed, and large
portion of the office flooring was torn up.
Fortunately the agent was out Of the
room when the storm was of its height.
MIR. II. G.. Nanossdel, representing
Andrew Brown, lumber exporter, of
Buffalo, n. Y, has been spending seve-
raj days here looking over the timbered
land Of this section. BE was favorably
impressed, and it is expected that his
firm will make large purchases in this
section.
Mr.. P. Taylor, of James City county,
a member Of the Board Of Directors for
the Eastern Asylum, and his son are
dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
Judge r. L. Henley has recovered
from recent severe attack Of sickness.
Mr.. Lewellen Spencer. of this town,
and Dr. Felix Bennett, of York county,
died during the past week.
The railroad authorities have removed
the depot building at Orianna station, in
Warwick county.
Things are beginning TO wax warm
over the proposed removal of the county
seat to Newport News The question
will be submitted to the vote of the peo-
pie of the county at the May election.
Mr.. George Campbell, OF Tennessee,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Scott.
Mr. G.. H. Harrison, late of Philadel-
phia, is here visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox, Of Yonkers, n.
Y, are in town.
The movement to put local tax on all
branches of business and apply the pro-
ceeds to the improvement Of our streets
is meeting with general approval.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Asylum Directors will be held April 10th
in the Executive building. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

Accident on the Norfolk and west
Rrn.

Accident on the Norfolk and west
ern.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, March 81, 1883.
Last night about 10 o'clock brake
man named John Brown (colored) was
thrown from the incoming mail and ex-
press train Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad and run over and instantly kill
ed. The accident happened at the iron
bridge crossing the Eastern branch, as
the train was entering the city. The
man fell from the train and was horribly
cut and crushed. The body was brought
TO this city and this morning DR.. New
ton. the coroner, held an inquest.
Norfolk is soon to have satisfactory,
employing two hundred and fifty opera
tives
Commodore George Brown, OF the
yard, returned from Washington this
morning, and has succeeded in getting
a small amount OF work for April.
Supervising Inspector Marshall Parks,
who has been long time i'll, will be
able to be out in a few days.
A mass-meeting of the Democratic
voters of Brambleton Ward last night
strongly protested against tho action OF
the Executive Committee in fixing a
one-day's primary and ward-meetings
for councilmen.
The banks Of the Dismal-Swamp canal
have been washed away in places twenty
aud thirty feet wide, and yesterday the
turnpike along the canal was four feet
under water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
why fnn Sonih Is solid.

Henry Watterson in the April Forum.l
The moment the North ceases to be
sectional the South will cease to be solid.
But as long as there is a party OF the
North which urges an interference In
the local affairs of the South which
would be tolerated by no northern com
munity as applied to itself, there will be
found at the South the first and highest
of all motives for united resistance-that
of an inextinguishable racehood. If the
entire white population of Mississippi
could be by some miracle trGnsplanted
elsewhere, and its place supplied by an
equal number Of white Republicans from
the Western Reserve of Ohio, the case
would be nowise altered. Within a year
the same antaeonisms would spring
no, and the same need of self-protection
would compel g union of the white mi
nority representing intelligence and
property against the black majority
representing ignorance and brute force.
The Government cannot police the
States. Maine may not make laws for
Texas. Accepting Mr.. Halstead's figures
and deductions az true, is his party not
taking, in his electoral abuses he alleges,
a dose of its own medicine? This time,
according to his plant, it is Mr.. Hal
stead's OK which is gored. But during
the years when the machine, which works
so i'll now, worked so we'll for the Re-
publicans, Mr.. Halstead saw nothing
amiss either in its construction or move
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

The Bourse, which got sudden stimulus To-
wards buying Russian securities on hearing that
Count Herbert Bismarck had been decorated by
tho Czsr. get quick chill to-day over the In
creased stamp duty imposed by Russia on IA
tive and foreign securities. The edict is held 70
be further proof that Russia Is on the Drink OF
a financial abyss. The incident OF the decoration
Of Count Herbert Bismarck was Oyerratsd. II
was done simply in return for the compliment OF
the German Emperor In comforting the decora-
tioR OF the Black Eagle upon Count schovalon,
tho Russian Ambassador. IL is impossible to
overrats or mistake q breach Of faith toward in
vestors in Russian securities by the new duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

HOOREP.-Died At Tho residence Of John Fry,
ESQ, Charlottesville. Va, On tho I'D OF March,
Mrs. VIRGINIA A. HOOKER. ~ Richmond.
Ars. HOOKER was a native Of Hanover county:
She spent the most active years Of her married
life in Richmond, whore she was baptiked.
Having suffered \ partial decline In health she
lived for a number Of yesrs ia comparative re-
tirement. These she spent With her sister, Ms.
Fry, 10 whom. rs 20 her other loved ones, shs
was tepderly devoted. 81 a disposition naturally
shrinking her lrsilty iBterfere 81 largely with her
attendance upon the sanctuary. AID, indecli
with her enjoyment Of the conDanlonship ot
friends She delighted, however, 20 minister %
the comfort Of those who were near TO her, even
when falling health occasioacd gentle remon-
STRANGE against hor unceaslng activities. She
would fam say wiki the Apostle: These hands
ministerei unto my necessities ahd q them that
were with me-
Our sister vas doubtless being trained In ne
school Of suffering FER that victory that over
cometh the world. evon our faith" And this, 10
Gods chosen way, she WOO.
"Tis solitude should tearh ne how % die;
IL hath no fsfiercrs. Vanity can give
No hollow aid. alone man with
His God rust strive j, IS. /.
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THE BOND BILL.
rss DEMOCRATIC srHAroRs HOLD A
CAUCUS.
Senator'S Cockrell and Harris Selected Yor
Conference.-The. Mills
Improving.



WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3i.-The
Democratic senators to-day held caucus
on the subject Of the bill now pending
IN the Senate authorizing the purchase of
bonds by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Inc biil has passed the House, but when
II reached the Senate Senator Plumb Of
Tered an amendment providing for the
issue OF Treasury notes or greenbacks.
which was adopted, and Senator SAWYER
proposed another amendment looking 20
the increase Of the silver currency. Sen.
etor Stewards amendment is siill pend
ing, and should il be adopted there isnot
much chance Of the passage Of the bill.
The Republican senators have already
caucnSsed on this subject. and appointed
n committee Of eleven senators to confer
and report on Monday next. To-day the
Democratic caucus selected Senators
Cockrel and Harris 10 confer with the
Republicans. Both sidesof the chamber
feel the necessity Of doing something
to relieve the financial situation,
and an effort VIII lie made to
compromise the difficulties presented
by the springing Of the green
back and silver questions The Presi-
dent is strongly in favor Of the original
bill as II passed the House, hut be does
not look with favor on the amendments
that have been proposed. An effort is
now being maje 10y the conservative
men OF both sides OF the Senate cham
her 10 agree upon the passage of the
bill as IL came from the House.
Mr.. Mills continues to improve, and
hopes to be able 20 take his seat IN the
House early next week. II so, it is pro
babe that he viii present the majority
report of the Committee on Ways and
Means on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
The minority have not vet finished their
report, but It Is expected that they will
have one ready by that time.
Ia the Senate to-day the bill to con-
struct road from Staupt0n, Va, to the
National cemetery near that city was
passed.
The Bar Of the Supreme Court met to-
day 10 take action in honor of the late
Chief Justice. Senator Edmunds pre-
sided, and resolutions were offered by
attorney General Garland and seconded
by Assistant Acknowledgement Maury.
Both of these gentlemen, and also
MessrS ShellRbarger and Hacket, deliv-
cred addresses euiocistie Of the deceased,
after which the resolutions were adopted.
representative George Wise, at the
invitation Of the Democratic Association
of this city. delivered last night stirring
speech upon the issues Of the campaign,
which evoked the heartIest applause
from his hearers. Captain a. J. Terry,
Of Charlotte county. was also a guest Of
the association, aud followed Mr.. Wise
in an admirable address The Demo
Gratis here are thoroughly aroused and
the various State clubs are holding en-
thusiastic meetings III preparation for the
c.unainn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

Caused by n Railroad washout
special telegram to the pispa,ch.I

IspeCIaI VoIrKIHIH 10 TIC DIspHFgH.I
PETERSBURG, VA, March 31.-lnfor-
nation has been received here of a Sc
rious accident which occurred yesterday
on the Surry, Sussex and Southampton
railroad, caused by washout. The en-
CINE and tender were wrecked and one
or two cars badly broken. The engineer
had an arm broken and one of the
brakemen was slightly crushed. The
heavy rains had fallen without injury to
the track until the dams OF two mills
above the scene of the accident broke
and caused the washout.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
FINANCIAL.
Few YORK. BALrIn0RS AHD HIoa
MosD STOCK xx0HAHGE&
Grain, Provisions Cotton. ToSsesa Tur-
pentins, Rssin. Tar ana
Peanut MarkstA
ny telegraph to tho pispa,ca.l


NKw YORK, March si.-The stock market to
day wasvsry weak. aud marked declines we're
made over the entire list on active trading. Inc
aspect OF tao situation was worse than ~ any
time since the beginning Of the present uouoles
on the western roads, and the pressure was spe-
cialiy severe upon granger stocks. which finally
carried the entire list down with them, IN tne
absence OF any trading for foreign account
This was owing 70 depression In the reports from
Chicago. The tenpsr Of The room vas conser "a.
lively besrish at tho opening, AMI traders lost
no time In attacking the list The feature OF the
trading in tho early dealings was the heavy
selling OF St Paul and Union Pscthc, bus
Missouri Pacific broke badly. and n was
said In the board that parties Close 20
Gould gave out most OF tho selling
orders. All graDgers we're heavy sufferers,
but later In the day special attention was paid 70
vanasrbips and Lake shore gave way. but
Michigan Central was weak. dropping per
cent. on sales Of few hundred shares only.
Many stop orders we're reached In different parts
OF Ne list and their execution decline gong
longer than IL otherwise would have done, but
there was q disposition 90 cover. Toward the
close the market was steady and later closed
stesdy 70 Arm at shade better tnan the lowest
prices. Sales aggregated 1870 shsros. livery
thing IL lower, with declines very marked and
Burlington IA down ~; Manhattan, 2's North
western, Missouri Pacific. and Reading, each ~ I;
81 Paul. 81: Jersey Central. 2: Lake shore. = /;
Norfolk and Western preferred, ~; Western
Union, 1'.: URioa Pacific and Louisville and
No'hfhis. ~ S@eh htOhh'Nut eH~ 800 -. =
preferred, IL: Canada southern. Kansas ana
Texas, Fort Worth aud Denver. ana Manitoba.
each / per cent, and the remainder fractional
amounts
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 8l.-Tbe weekly bank state
ment shows tho following changes: Reserve,
decrease, s267, $50; loans, decrease, tSi5.SO :
specie, decrease. si,ls0,l00; legal-tsnders. in
crease siS2.s6o; deposits. decrease, IL, 15s.sO0:
circulation, decrease, til.2O0.
The banss now hold s9,i45,57 in excess OF the
S5 per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

will DO tried in the United States Court.
A lad named Jimmie Callahan lett his
home near Milton, n. G., some weeks
ago, and his parents have not been able
to find him. He was last seen In this
city.
The tobacco market has been very
quiet during the week, but the leaf mar
ket showed better feeling towards tho
latter part of the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
Southwest Items.

ioPeclai telesIaHl 70 tno DlSpatcn'J
CHRIsTIANsBUBG, Va, March 81
This has been a very busy session Of the
court. The Judge was compelled to adj
journ this afternoon by reason of the
fact that Roanoke Court commences
next week. A number of liquor cases
were continued until the next term. Yer
diets we're rendered to-day against W. A.
Wilson & Co. and against G. w. Barnett
and the fines assessed at 800 and $500
respectively.
Mrs. W. II. Stone, whom reported as
critically i'll. died last night.
DR.. w. A. Wade, OF the Methodist
Episcopal church here, breaches his fare
well sermon tomorrow.
The weather has been superb for the
past few days. The crops OF wheat are
looking as fine as ever saw them at this
season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
serious Accident OR the Annapolis
snort Zine.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-By the break
ing of q spring a smoking-csr on the
afternoon train on the Annapolis Short
Line railroad was thrown down an en-
bankment to-day and several Maryland
legislators were badly injured; none,
however, fatally. The train was on its
way TO Baltimore, and WAS going at
rapid rate. Those hurt most were Sena-
tor Charles S. Adams, of Baltimore /;
Delegate Bramble, OF Baltimore ; Dele
gate Green, of Caroline county; William
Z. Dorsey, and Captain Louis Green,
engineer on the Drum Point railroad,
and MIR. BAIL, merchant OF Annapolis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
hhnLrnanrann Roaiinca.

Mr.. Theodore Hamilton viii give Sc
ries of Shakspearean reading at the
Academy on the 18th Of April. The en-
tertainment viii be for the benefit Of the
Soldiers Home.
Mr. Hamilton's selections viii embrace
"Ostler Joe, the "poem" with which
Mrs. Potter gained her notoriety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

day. The clergymen who read the Epis-
copal ritual were Rev. DR.. William IL
Huntington and Rev. /. V. Chalmers.
The pall.bearers were s. l.. M. Barlow,
Sidney Webster, James Carter, Charles
A. Dana, John Hunter, N. T. Goodwin,
n. $. Andrews, aud Nathaniel Nues.
President Cleveland and Secretary La
mont came over from Washington to at
tend the seryiees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

At meeting OF Mar-hau Ward Democrats
Club Friday nicht The following preamble aud
resolutions were adopted:
WJorcps since We iasf assembled DEAN has tn
vadoi our ranks and ono OF our most c-tec mod
members hea passed away therefore be- u
Rcss.rtd That In the death OF AfLEff X.
WOODsON this club has lot one Of 10 most
Jealous. honorea. and liberal members. ono
whose voice was ever lifted ~ behalf OF Demo
eracy, and who Was always active ~ every enter.
prise having for rs object tho furtherance OF
Democratic principles.
2 Res0'rea Taai "a his DEAN the city has lost
one OF irs most Trustworthy aud elicient officers
and the community a genial and popular mem
Der.
B. ResoiCei. That a COPY q these resolutions DO
publlshed IN he city papers ana a copy DO sent
10 tue family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
DefaultIng treasurer Tats's success
rRr tnlerrnph % the plspatch.l

by telegraph 70 the Dispstchl
LOUISVILLE, March 31.-Judge Sharp,
of Lexington, chairman of the State
Democratic Executive Committee, has
been appointed Treasurer by Governor
Buckner to succeed the defaulting Ireasu-
surer Tate. The nomination was con-
firmed this afternoon by the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YoNK, March 3i.-Cstton-I Holiday: net
receipts for Two days. 1880 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 1913 bales. - the Continent, 90
bales; stock, 10l, $50 bales. Wheat-Cash grades
Arm with absence OF export interest; No. red,
March. ss4a39Xc-: May, e9Sas3kc. Corn high
err; cash arm aud quiet; No. 2, 55eS3llc.;
Nay 60f.a6l5sc. Oats-OptiOns a shade bet
ter; each heavy; 40. 9. April, 8S1sa3ekc. !;
May, 9..c.; No. 3, spot SoAaS9c.; mixed west
orn, S6aiic. hay steady. Hops steadier. COT
fes-Spot fair RIO quiet and steady At sl4. Sugar
guie, and UNCHANGED; rohned in fair demand
Aolasses easy; 50-test Co. Rice steady. Cot
ton-seed oil, 33s2lc. for crude; Ssa4Oc. for re-
nsed. kosin quie. at 8. 4asl.sA Turpentine
dull ~ s0c. Hides In light demsnd. Wool IN
changed. Pork firm; meas, slL50ssl5 for new I.
slL25asl450 for one year old. Lard lower; west
ern steam, spot, S.; May, H.9iaS.9S. Freishts
quiet
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, March 3i.-Cash quotations were !:
Flour steady; winter loo. higher. No. Q spring
wheat f9As75c.; No. 2 red. Sic. No 2 corn,
SEC No 2 oats, XhaS0c. Mess-pork. sia30a
1889 Lard, s.57h. Short-rib sides, sos !;
shoulders, sA75asS shors-clear sides, s7.55as7e 60
Whisky, fl.ia
leading futures RANGED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

The sudden change IN the position OF the
French political parties has reawakened appre-
heEsions for tho Immediate future. Boulanger
is now felt % DO no spectral shadow but a
substantial force threatening tho peace OF
Europe. TO-day's Paris adyices gravsly
disturbed ofiiclGl circles. No reliance Is
placed upon any possible ministry that
FlOquet, Clemenc0Ru, or any other man
may form for the maintenance Of peace.
What Germany looks forward 70 IL the voice OF
the French nation on an appeal II dissolution
Of the Chamber produces a strong Boulanger
party. it will DO taken here as equivalent 70
popular vote for a war, and the convenience OF
the French to begin 1t win not be awaited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
Washington Notes.
[Br telegraph 70 the plspstcl

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Orders were to-day
issued for the vessels Of the North Atlantic squad
ron 70 rendezvous az Pensacola Fla. April 18th
for The purpose Of feet drill and exercises, both
anoat and ashore. The fonowiDg -namcd vessels
will participate: Richmond, Galena, Atlanta.
Yantic, and Ossipee. They will probably visit
New Orleans prior 10 the drill.
This following post-offlces win be raised to the
presidential class April lst High Point, ~ c.
Bennettsville and Yorkyille, s. C., and Newport
News. Va.
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FrederIck's Amnesty Proclamation.

IBy Anglo-Amel1can cSDIS 70 ue UIspHVcuI
BERLIN, March 8l.--A special edition
Of the Reichs Anzciger will be issued
tomorrow containing tho Emperor'f
proclamation of amnesty to various Of
lenders. The offences to which the En-
perors amnesty decree applies are in
sulting the sovereign, crimes and INSIDE
meanors in the exercise of civil rights,
insulting or resisting officers of the law,
disturbing public order, infractions OF
the law of public meeting, etc.
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Base-HaIl.
lpy t,lerraph . lhe pispatch }

10y t1legfhph U mo DISpHVVH'I
MEMPHIS, March 3l.-Memphis again
defeated the st. Louis Browns this after
noon in a closely-contested game. which
was witnessed by about 1000 people.
Hudson and Dolan were the battery for
81. Louis, Kirby and McKeigh for
Memphis. Score
Memphis ..OOO102 O01-4
ST Louis. 5000 0 ! 0 l Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
rs,s. WFST-MAIN.STREET BA

list CHURCH corner Of Main aud Beech
streets) Preaching SUNDAY az II o'clock A. NJ.
by the pastor. Rev. w. J. sHiPSAs, and at 1;S
O'Clock ?. NJ. by Rev. {. II. RYLASD, ID. ID. All
invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispaich-l
NEW ORLEANS, March 3l.-The Hope
Insurance Company OF this city at a
meeting yesterday resolved TO go into
liquidation. No statement as 10 the
condition OF the concern is made public.