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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
DANyILLE's BUDGET.
Fires-City Railway ExtensiOn-The
Primary.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
DANyILLE, VA, April 23.-Informa-
ton comes from Caswell county that
the stable, three corn-cribs, and granary
Of Andy NJ. Woods, living near Prospect
Hill. we're fred few nights ago by an
incendiary. The granary was saved but
the other buildings were burned. The
horses were saved but everything
else in the buildings destroyed.
The fine residence of +. Is. Hill, on
the Danville and New River railroad,
near Dauville, was burned yesterday.
The city railway viii soon be extended
M south Nam street some distance be-
yond Mt. Vernon church. The material
is on the ground aud the work Will soon
begin.
The Roanoke and Southern railroad
directors met here to-day, but in the alb
scnce of President Houston the meeting
was adjourned over till tomorrow.
Arrangements fer the golden wedding
OF Dr. John h. Edwards are about per
fected and a grand time is promised.
Excursion rates will he gwen from Rich
mond and many Richmond people are
expected
The primary election comes off to-
morrow, and this has been very busy
day among candidates. The indications
point TO a large vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
nn.e.nnil YestrrnaY.

Washinaton-T Twelve innings - drawn
game on account of darkness:
Washingtons. % 900 600 / !
New Works. o 0 o D o.
Base-bits - Wasbingtons, 8: New
Yorks. 6. Errors-W ashingtons, ,; New
forks. !. Battcries-ODay and Deasley !;
Welch and O'Rourke.
Philadelphia:
Pliad .lphias. o 0 1000 l 90 o. l
Bostons' 10000 600 O. 3
Observation-Disclosures, 6 Bostons,
3. Errors -Philadelphias, 6 Bostons,
6. Gleason and Clements !;
Clarkson and Kelley.
Baltimore:
Baltimores OOOO1 . Al
Brooklyns. 30 OO2 / 90 o. 3
Base-hlts -Baltimores, II ; Brooklyns,
6. Errors-Baltimores, 3; Brooklyns, 9.
Observation-Disclosures and O'Brien !;
Caruthers and Bushong.
Pittsburgh:
Pittshurghs. 80 600 Il 5 0 l DO
Detroits ....0lOO 100 3 3 O. 9
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Detroits,
Is. Pittsburghs, 8; Detroits, 3.
Batteries Morris and Carroll Getzein
and Suiclifle.
indianapolis:
Iniianapolis. o 22O III DO
Chicago. .....0 % d 0 , 3 I'll
Observation-Disclosures, Il Chicagos.
Is. Frrors-indnDapOlls, > Chicagos,
II. Batteres-Shreyeand Daily; Clarke,
Ryan, and Farrell.
Kansas City:
Kansas City....4 COS , ali O--15
Louisvilles ...2O2 4O4 0-15
Observation-Disclosures City, IS; Louis
yilIes, IL. Errors Kansas City, s.;
Louisyines, 6. Batteries-Fagan, Toole,
AID Daniels; Hecker and Cooke.
st. Louis, Mo-:
st. Louis.......1 0 o 0 l %
Cincinnatis. 30 0 0 0 %
Base-hits-St. Louis, 9; Cincinnatis,
I. Errols-St. Louis, 9; Cincinnatis,
1. Batteries-King and Boyle; Mul-
lane and keenan,.
Charleston
Charleston 10000 %
New Orleans. -. 9 0 0 0 o 90 ID
Base Charlestons. 3; New Or
leans, 5. Errors Charlestons. 7 New
Orleans, 3. Betteries-Voss and Childs +;
Weber and Bligh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
ANInPROvEMENr FUND.
Mortgage TO Secure the Payment of
5000 900 fn BENDS.

A mortgage deed from the Old Do
minion Iron and Nail-Works Company
TO ]. Davenport, Jr., and William n:
Palmer, trustees, was yesterday filed
with the record clerk OF the Cbancery
Court clerks Office.
The conveyance is made only for the
purpose of securing the punctual pay
ment of per cent. bonds to an amount
not exceeding $500, 900, and the deed
was IN preparation when Mr. Blanken-
ship (the late president OF the company
was killed by car in the Danyille rail-
road depot-yard.
The deed conveys all the tract
or parcel of land commonly known
as Belle Isle, it being the pro-
perty on which are located and ope-
rated the works Tor principal works. OF
the Old Dominion Iren- and Nail-Work
Company, together with ell the water
power, water righta and privileges, build
ings, improvements, works, machinery,
fixtures, tools, drawings, patterns, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

~ ~ ID - ~" I7T"I--l---I1I
WAsWHoT0N, april 23.-The Demo
cratic senators held ceucus this morn
ing 10 further discuss the fishery treaty.
il Was proposed N ease the Republicans
eyince ali unwilliDgness 70 rstify the
treaty 10 suggest that action be delayed
until the fishermen should bave chance
70 test now provisions IN actual prac-
tice, but 10 support the treaty whenever
it shall come up, and II possible secure
It's immediate ratification. This policy
seems 10 find general favor in caucus,
but Was not formulated into resolution,
and no vote was taken on that or any
other subject
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
oronre Delegates 90 Norfolk.

A mass-meeting Of the Democrats Of
Orange was held at the Courthouse to-
day. April 23d. (Courtdly,) pursuant T.
notice. and was called to order by Cap
tain p. =. Barbour, county chairman.
On motion Mr. George s. Shacklciord
Was called TO the chair and DR.. j. ID.
Pendleton was made secretary. On mo-
ton the chair was authorized to appoint
q committee of two from each voting pre-
cinct in the county to recommend to the
meeting the delegates ana alternates from
their respective precincts to the Norfolk
Convention.
The committe retired and reported
the following list and the same was
ratified 10y the meeting; Delegates
Barboursvilie, F. /. Galean; Alternate,
W. p. Hill. CordOnsyille, DIR. j. ID.
Pendtetou Alternate, ". W. Scott.
Orange, Thomas T. Wallace Alternate,
William GRAHAM. EoPcrs's, r. O.
Halsey: Alternate, loHles Terrll.
Wooliolk's, j.. J.. Graves; Alternate,
". T. Is. Frazer. Locust Grove,
Chambers SisNon; Alternate, c. c.
Buckner. James p. Morton, DIR. l.. ".
Row, y. J. Barbour, and George S.
Shackleiorl were accredited as delegates
at-large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
MONTGOMERY VERY DRY.
The Result OF the LOcRi-Option EIec-
tiOas.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l

i~NN'ldi ktlcEFhu W luo DlopelNui
CHmsrIANsBUBG, April 3.-Christians-
burg to-day went dry by 1S9 majority,
BlacksburS by p majority, Radford by
G6, and Big Spring 10y 81. The county
as a whole viii unquestionably go dry.
Delegates will be selected to Represent
the county in the State Prohibition Con
yention, which meets at Roanoke during
the latter part of May.
The town authorities fixed the corpO-
ration license for whiskey selling at 500
on Friday, 50 that the iquor-men would
have been pretty well headed of, even
if the town had gone wet
made an unintentIonal error in my
telegram Of Saturday in saving that Drs.
Black, Sayres, and Preston had the
management of the Southwestern Asy-
lum, whereas | should have said Drs.
Black, Apperson, and Preston.
Judge Waller Z. Staples arrived from
Richmond tonight. Tomorrow Is court
day and three conventions will meet to
appoint delegates to the various conyen-
tions. Il will be busy day.
We have had an unusually cold spell
of weather for this season, the Their
mometer registering rs low as 81 degrees
on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
The ssreetCars,

Both the City Railway and Electric
Lines did thriving business on Sunday.
The latter had on twenty cars, including
a summer one, but wss utterly unable to
accommodate the people who wished TO
ride. In fact, fifty cars would not have
been too many to carry tue people in
the evening. Many went to the Old
reservoir, and not few of them were
caught there in the rain with spring
suits and new bonnets on and no way TO
get back home but to trudge through
the rain and mud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

five hours each, or fifty hours in all, be
allowed each side. The Democratic
members held that a shorter time would
suffice IL evening SESSIONS were held for
debate only. The evening sessions were
not acceptable to the Republicans, who
argued that because OF the slim attend
ance which characterized them as con-
trasted with day sessions. the members
compelled to speak at night would be
placed at a disadvantage. The differ
ences on the subject between the ma
jority and minority of the committee do
not seem to he serious, however, and 1t
is expected that an agreement will he
reached tomorrow, when another meet
ing will be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
A WISE Victory IN Roanohe.



ROANOKE, Va, april 23.-Io-night at
the largest mass-meeting Of Republicans
ever held in this city Senator d. T.
Houston and John Fl. Davis were elected
delegates, and Judge Thomas q. Clai-
borne and Patrick w. Oliver, alternates
to the State Convention at Petersburg.
The last-named delegate and alternate
are colored men. Houston made a
speech announcing Blaine as his choice
for the presidency, which was received by
n wild demonstration of applause, and
the meeting closed with three cheers for
the man from Maine. The delegation
favor the Wise plan of organization, and
are against the unit rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

South Carolina, moved that the House
go into Committee Of the Whole upon
such measures but the friends OF the
river and harbor bill defeated the mo-
tion-yeas, 55 nays, 166. d,
Mr.. Hemphill yielded TO the expressed
sentiment OF the House and surrendered
the floor, and the House then went into
Committee of the Whole upon the river
and harbor bill.
The amendment to increase the appro-
priation for Arkansas Pass, Tex, from
500, 900 to $3.50, 900 was lost.
Mr. Foran, of Ohio, offered an amend
ment increasing from S25. 000t to $4,000
the appropriation for the harbor at
Cleveland, o. Pending discussion upon
this amendment the committee rose, and
the House, at 5:l5, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Another Bank DefauIicr.

Hy IoItEI hiIu 70 NC DI'I7uIVI'I
ArBuRy, y. Y, April Oh. p. B.
Wells, treasurer Of the Seneca Falls Say
ings Bank, was arrested yesterday after
noon and taken to Waterloo Jail. He
is a defaulter, aud the amount of
his defalcation is estimated at
from $1,000 to $4,000. State
Bank-Examinor Richardson, who has
been in Seneca Falls since Thursday,
discovered the crookedness yesterday,
and the arrest followed immediately
The bank is perfectly solvent. The doors
are closed, but as soon as the accounts
can be Strengthened the bank will open.
Wells was under bonds and the bank will
not lose the amount he has stolen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
COTTON MARKET.

APRIL 22--Msrhet steady. Fair sales o. the
best grades reported. Extra shelef nuts hiring
more han quOtatDnR PRIME, fAbb.' extra
3i<c.: common, IaI1sc.; shsIled. 2aohc.; SlAn-
La, 2ssSo.; factory hand-pieked, 8a4a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
c..woo, memorial celebration.

The Board of Managers of the Oak
wood Memorial Association will hold a
meeting on Tuesday, April oath, at 8
o'clock P. NJ, at the residence of Mrs.
Dunn, 1904 east Broad street. Arrange
ments for the annual memorial celebra-
ton on May 10, 1888. and other matters
of importance will be considered. Mem
bers of the association and other ladies'
who feel an interest in caring for the
Confederate dead buried in the eastern
part of the city are earnestly requested
To attend this meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Two sets of Delegates from Norfolk
County.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
NORFOLK, April %, 1888.

correspondence OF iHc iNltAinpuu Dl'pfNctAI
NORFOLK, April %, 1888.
The Republican Convention OF Nor
folk county, held to-day at the court
house in Portsmouth, for the selection
of delegates to the State Convention in
Petersburg, resulted in a split of the
party representatives. Court was in SEES
sion, and the convention had to be held
in the open air. The Wise element got
control, claiming to have twenty-one
regular delegates present of the thirty
three composing the convention, and
elected the nine delegates to Petersburg.
The Malone element refused to acqui-
esce, and LETT the courthouse and went
over to Berkeley, where they held
second convention and another set OF
delegates were elected. So Norfolk
county, as well as Portsmouth, viii have
contesting delegations in Petersburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

ID IUItbIHpu % 0tIv I7I'I 81N'1'I
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The letting
of star route mail contracts was con-
pleted to-day. Among the more i'm
portant ones in the South are the fol-
lowing: From Elizabeth City to Fair
field. in North Carolina ; steamboat ser
vice twice a week each way for four
wears Contractor Frank n. Hussy ;
Compensation 50, 500 per annum: From
Chattahoochce to Apalachicola, Fla,
steamboat service three times week
each way for four years Contractor p.
Burke compensation s., 249 per annum.
The were I,l02 contracts IN all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
RockIagham Gives Malone n Biach
I've

Especial telegram to the Dispat,h.l
HARBrsoNBuRG, Va, April 23.-The
Rockingham County Republican Con
vention met to-day and appointed fifteen
delegates to Petersburg. The delegation
is headed by Hon. John F. Lewis, with
instructions to vote for John 5. Wise's
plan OF organization against the unit
rule. The convention passed reso.u-
ton endorsing Blaine as their first choice
for President. Blaine's name was cheer
cd yocifelouslv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Failure OF an Old JeweIry-HOuse.

4 deed OF assignment was yesterday
filed for record III the clerks Office Of
the Chancery Court from B. Heinrich to
Beverley T.. Crump, trustee. The liabili-
ties are Sc, 600 Mr.. Heinrich for seye-
raj years has conducted jewelry store
at 900 east Main street.
After providing for the trustees fees,
rent, &C., the deed directs that the fol-
lowing creditors be paid first: A. f.
Heinrich (as endorser) $3.50, and 1922
borrowed money; Carl WiPpermann,
S49450; Edgar Kudlich, S742.6 60 ;
Adolph Osteroh, Sis; Mrs. Elise
Heinrich, 81, 1889. 43; William Reuger,
$50. The rest OF the creditors are to be
paid ratably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
= Government Contract for Rich.
mOnu.

4 letter was yesterday received from
the Secretary OF the Navy notifying the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works that the contract for twelve COM
pound condensing Corliss engines had
been awarded to them. This is the
largest Federal contract for such work
that has ever been given in Richmond,
snd it will amount to about S6,O 600. The
engines ere to be used in running the
new machinery in the Portsmouth navy
yard.
The Richmond works obtained the
contract upon their designs. There were
several bids from other concerns whose
price was much lower than the Rich
mOnd councillors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

dies OF the said company located on said
Belle Isle and used and operated in con-
nection with the business OF said COM
pany as carried on and conducted at
that point-it being the intention by this
conveyance TO transfer TO said grantees
the entire properties of the Old Dominion
Iron and Nail-Works Company located
and operated on Belle Isle in as full and
complete manner as the same are now
held by it.
Tho bonds will be in two forms-one
hundred will be coupon bonds for 81, 900
each and two hundred will be for $500
each. All will be dated April /, 1883,
and mature April |, 1903.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
S0RF0I.N.
KILLED by I LOcOmOfIve-9n Distress
Personal
reneclal telegram % the nlsnaich.l

|rNrN4At lfiFht All ~ i-lo i'i7 lift''.tl'l
NORFOLK. Va, april ga young
colored woman named Sarah Brown, il
attempting 10 cross the High-street tract
of the Seaboarl aud Roanoke railroad
on the edge of Portsmouth this alter
noon, was struck by a passing locomotive
and instantly killed
The New haven schooner Charley
Woolsey has arrived here in distress,
having been III collision with an uu-
known schooner at sea.
Mr.. W. b. Carney, OF Churchland,
has been placed at the head OF the Dem
ocratic party in Norfolk county a chair
man OF the Executive Committee.
4 negro named Phillip Riddick was
placed in the county Jail this morning
for badly stabbinc Samuel Williams with
a pitchiork IN a fight on Paradise creek
Yesterday. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

Caucus OF Democratic Representa-
ttXes.
By telegraph 20 tie Dispatch.l

rBy telegraph % tie Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. April pa caucus Of
the Democratic representatives tonight
brought together about 100 members. It's
uurpose was % receive the report OF
the Democratic members Of the Ways
end Means Committee on the re-
cult Of their efforts 10 arrive at an agree
mcnt with their Republican colleagues
rs % the time 70 be allotted Tor a general
debate on the tariff bin The Republi-
can ultimatum-fittyh hours Of the daily
se.sious Of the House for their side
was lot received with favor when laid
before the caucus by Mr.. Mills, but pro-
louged discussion, which was participated
IN by many members, including Nessrs.
scott. Holman, aud Hooker, failed to IT,
suit in any plan that might fairly be eX-
uected 20 reduce the time demanded by
the Republicans. An amendment 20 ole
oft5e resolutions offered by Mr.. Town
sLend providing for al allowance Of five
dave, debate on zach side of the House re-
eeiyed such scauty support that 1t was
dropped. The general sentiment OF the
caucus finally ya'alllZfd IN the opinion
that Il would be- lueXpcIicnt 10 attempt
90 limit the debate on the tlrt ~ TINS
time. that i would be best 10 resume lm-
mediatelv the consideration of the bill
and WORK iudustriously at It, hoping that
as the debate progressed the House would
become weared aud be in humor to
cur,ail it. This opinion found express
sion in the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Ift4.u.a. Inai &C. ts ta- opinion Of th's caucus
ttat the tsrn discussion shall De- resumed To-
morrow ana Continued 90 "a conclusion to the OK
rlg-..u of ofr0r b1-nr-s except mat night
-rs. ious may ne he.l, Aui. r not required Tor
1rrafe ugoH the iUiu. snail be employed iu
current logls..tl0l-tIe direction heretofore
given touc1iug a. aulrabio arrangement ~ 20
u.e time Of DEBATE ou lle t8rt uiA iO continue
ll iorct.
The reference 10 the "amlcable ar
rauQemeDt refers 10 the direction of
the majority Of the Ways and Means
Committee 70 ascertain the wishes Of the
Republicans, aud Its continuance Was
ordered ia the hope that tho Republican
members might be disposed 10 compro-
mise at the meeting OF the committee To-
morrow. The caucus adjourned after 10
O'Clock,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
The Rrnnk Turnnike,

The Brook turnpike is being reduced
in width from sixty to thirty feet. Pro
perty along this thoroughfare is valuable,
and the object of this change is to realize
something by the sale to persons whose
property fronts on the pike of the strip
cut off in front OF their lots. Some of
these lots have already been contracted
for at fair figures. The stock and bond
holders have decided. as heretofore
stated, to offer this property for sale, and
it is thought more will be realized by
this method than by selling the pike at
its present width.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Terminal ,Istiers.
rS,ecia, telegram 10 tho Dispatch,

Special telegram % Inc Dispatchl
NEw YORK, April 23.-The Rice-Hol-
Inns committee in the Richmond Ter
minal fight held a meeting to-day and
appointed August Belmont, Jr., W. 5.
Guirnee, Robert Colgate, John Hone,
Jr., and Rudolph Keppler committee
to solicit proxies to be voted at the
coming special meetingof stockholders
called Tor May the 3lst. A member OF
the committee said they were busy pre-
paung further statement in addition to
the one already made public, and 1t
would be ready in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Fatal Drnamite ExpIosion.

DETRon, April %. - An Evenin9
Journal special from Marquette says :;
Yesterday afternoon a party OF log
drivers on long drive in Barager
county attempted to throw some dyna-
mite over cook-stove in their shanty.
The result was a terrific explosion, which
killed three men and severely injured
two others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
she OGices 10 be FILLED by the city
Council.

A good many very worthy Democrats
have announced themselves as candidates
for the various offices and positions 70 be
filed by the City Council and the coun-
Gil committees.
At an appropriate time the Dispatch
will make list of oil the candidates and
publish them for the benefit OF the coun-
cilmen who will have TO act in the
premises, and for the information Of the
general public.
At present such a thing as making out
a complete roster is impossible, and the
omission of any name would be an offence
not readily condoned by the person thus
injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
rihDe, Shows nts reeth for wise.

IspociaI ioIogram % tns DN3HI'h.I
FoRr MONROE, Va, April 23.-Hon.
Harry Libbey, a member OF the Second
Congressional District Committee, has
issued a call for the district delegates TO
meet in convention at Hampton, Va,
on May 18th, to select delegates to the
Chicago Convention. This IS IN direct
opposition to Manone's method.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Fire tn south Carolina.

10y Telegraph 70 inc DlspaVcu'I
CnARLEsrON, s. c., April pa fire
M Union Courthouse yesterday burned
eight buildings. The losses were rs fol-
lows r. f. Briggs, storehouse, $1,000
r. Il. Gee, stock of goods, $500
John Rodgers, storehouse, $1,000; j.
II. Rodgers, stock, $500; Harlan
building, $3.50; Ii. M. Grimball, two
storehouses, $500. Insurance, SILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
Properiy transfers.

Richmond: James II. Dooley and
Joseph Bryan and their wives TO H. Il.
Radcliffe, 50 feet on Moore street near
Kinney, $3.50; Writ +. Taylor and wife
to George X. Taylor. 29s feet on Grace
street between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
RkyIEw oY rms CHICAGO xARksl

kkVIkW 0f fAk chicAGo kAkkkf.
CHICAGO, April A--At The opening on Change
to-day wheat again took the lead In activity ana
strength. The opening price for May IVES &c.
o'clock May had sofia up ke. additional. Tho
yisiblc-supply report showed . decrease or only
81 900 busheis-aboat half as much Is exrect-
ed--and this had q tendency 70 weaken ths mst-
ket. May sold Gown ~, closing With fsse-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
rooa Tur..a Ham sie,x.

Patient Ia Doctors efiics The trouble with
me. Doctor, Is that the mere smell OF foof In
yaTiRbiy turns my stomach. Doctor: The
nerves Of your stomach, iike those Of thousands
prescribe fof you bottle OF Scotch Oats Essence,
and n II does as wen for you as for hundreds OF
others Of my patients you win DO entirely we'll
ia week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

iBy telegraph 70 tho Difpatehl
WAsHIkToN, April %. The Commit
tee on Ways and Means held long
meeting this morning, but failed 10
finally agree upon the length OF time 10
be allowed for general debate upon the
tara bill The Republican members
Of the committee asked that tea days Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24

lby telegraph % The Dispaich-l
BrRAnSGnAN, April %. The Press AS
ISOLATION arrived here last night, and
we're entertained al Lake View Hotel.
There was wreck on the Louisville and
Nashville road yesterday morning at
Calera. A negro brakeman was killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-24
sIcEwosp LIVESTOCK MARKsY.

APRIL 2a-Receipts: e45 head Of cattle, 70
sheep. 46S hogs.
sales: % head Of cattle, 10 sheep, 408 hogs
Prices
Cattle-Best, ~ a5c. gross; few extra higher
medium 70 good, 3xa4Ac. gross; common 70
fair 2Aa3&c. gross.
Sheep-5a6Hc. gross.
HOgs-6a7hc. net
Bull5-214 aye. gross.