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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
CHRrsTiANSDURG.
The LOcaI-0ptiOn Electisn-POlitieaI.
Special telegram to tho Dispstch.l

The LOcal-eptlOn IecttSn-EOiftical.
Especial telegram to tho Dspsch.l
CHRIsTGAysBUEG, Va. April 2l.-The
local-option election IS to be held over
the whole county on Monday the 23d
The organization ha5 been very enor-
eetlc in working ND the county. Mr.
James Tate, of Tennessee, has haen de-
livering addresses over the entire coun-
". The indications now are that the
county Will 20 dry" The temperance
men were very much encouraged over
the result Of the WytheyilIe election.
Mass-meetings OF Democrats and Re-
publicans have been called to meet here
on court day TUESDAY to elect dele
gates to the State Conventions to meet
at Norfolk and Petersburg, respectively.
Captain and Mrs. john z. Johnson
were the guests OF Or. Black, OF the
Marion Asylum, on Wednesday last.
Captain johnson seys thet nothing could
BE- more complete and satisfactory than
the arrangemonts and conduct oil this
asylum under the MANAGEMENT Of Drs.
Black, Sayers, and Preston. One cannot
but be struck with the fact that every
thing works under perfect system here ;
that tho arrangements OF the whole
asylum-at the wards, rooms Of aInu,e-
ment, chapel, and dInineroom-ls sim
ply complete, and that none can appre-
cate, without personal inspection, the
good and noble work these three gentle
men have done and fre doing with the
Southwestern Asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
Fatal Explosion Of e Steam Main.

Providence, r. l., April 2l.-By the
breaking Of a part of an eighteen-inch
steam main at the Natick mill Of Messrs.
b. b. d Il. Knight this morning,
George II. Downing chief inspector Of
piping, was instantly killed, and John
Rice. q Waterman, who was standing 100
feet away, was badly scalded. The in
side of the building was badly wrecked.
The cause is not clear, as only eighty
pounds of pressure was on, and the pipe
had been tested to 400 pounds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
M-. Pendieson Better.

fDy Angle-Amerlcan cable @ Tue Dlspaich.l
BERLIN. Aplil 2t.-Laisr information CONFORM
inK Mr.. PeadleiS attack Of paralysis says hat
he was stricken vita The disease 1t tSe Nas-
saterhoL Dr. Fr.nz Hoffman was summoned
10 attend him. and prOnoancoi the attack not
serious Ar. pendlstoas ieft arm AMI left Lex
only are affected and they slightly. iIs either
reainod coAscousness aR4 power 81 speech or
retained thsra speedily altar the attack. ile Is
nov in the hospital under he care Of Dr. EleuZ
Tic proprietor VI Nassauerhoi. herr GOetz, IS
pairing every ATTENTION 20 MS wants
telegram has besn received 90 tho American
legation here from SIR. PsnGletOn announcing
that he is much better. Mr. +. q. Crosby. second
secretary, has assumed charge OF affairs VI
legation "a inteTiia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

tackled in a field by some Of Jones's fami-
ly. the father and two brothers OF the
deceased Thomas Green Was badly
wounded, and yesterday the war was re-
newed and il is reported that one OF the
Greens and one of the Joneses we're shot.
Both sides are heavily armed and it is
impossible to make arrests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

[py telegraph % th. pianatch.l

CHICAGO, Apr2 2l.-Ts-morrow morn
ing /, 100 Of the 1, 700 bakers in Chicago
60 on strike. This, at least, was the
decision reached by the leaders this
afternoon and ratified at meeting OF
the non tonight, about 900 being
preseni. Among tho speakers at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
The Joueses ana Greens ut War.

CHIcAGo. April 2l.-A dispatch from
Knoxville. Benn., says: A series OF bat
ties have been fought in the last few days
between the Jones and Green families IN
Hancock county. and several are report
ed wounded, two very seriously. Some
two months ago Dick Green killed VIII
liam Jones'. Green was CA his way 10
church with his baby in his arns when
he was assaulted by Jsnes. lie pulled
has pistol. shot Jones dead IN his tracks,
and went on TO church. He was lodged
in Jail last week, but gave bend and was
released, Sunday morning he was at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

His Sfren2th in the Coming Conscn-
ton Canyasscd-Hlls Friends
Encouraged.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


CHICAGO, April 2I.-A Washington
special to the DaiV Nsws says: Sen&-
tor Shermans managers have made a
pretty careful canvass IN every section OF
the country, especially OF The South, and
are pretty well enabled TO make an APP
Proclamation of the strength the Senator
Is likely to have in the convention on the
first ballot 4 number of Senator Sher-
mans most elective friends were
in consultation yesterday 10 count poses.
They have figured in all the states and
Territories and make the Senator s
approximate strength at this time
3I2, with al votes necessary to
a choice. They feel q good deal
encouraged over the action taken
this week by the Ohio Republican Con
ventiou at Dayton, and were somewhat
iuDiiaut at the outlook. 1t Is under
stood that thcro viii be a con-
ference held in this city soon
Of tie principal workers for Senator
Sherman throughout the country. and
that an organization will be formed for
most effective work, such as was con
Quoted in the last campaign for Blaine
Sherman's friends are going into the
convention with n following that will
stand solidly to their man as long as
there is the slightest hope Of his nomi-
nation. and he will have by far the
greatest strength he has ever Lad IN a
convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
Fatal rnsboat Explosion.

IDJ V0IVbI" V~ 70 - I'7FNEV14'I
LONG ISLAND CIry, KY, April 2l.-
The boiler of the tugboat Magic, owned
by Russell Brothers. OF this city, ex-
pioded this afternoon, blowing the boat
to pieces. Samuel Barker, engineer.
and William Symington, cook. were
blown to atoms. A maa standing on the
wharf was badly injared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

Fhe Raleigh Booa:ers-A Novel htiii-
Lady Brownies.
Special telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

Special telegram 20 the Dispaich.l
RALEIGH, y. c., April Zl.-There
were current rumors here this afternoon
that Cross aud White certainly have
ready bail The bonds required amount
TO $4,000 each. Up to n late hour,
however, nothing transpired to confirm
it. 4 reliable party who visited the
prisoners in jail last night SAYS Cross de-
clared his bond had been ready several
DAYS. and he Was awaiting the success OF
Whites friends Judge ShIpp remains
here, which gives some color to tae ru-
nor. though it is not generally believed.
Cross told party last night he intended
to write a statement Of the whole aEaIr,
commencing with his term as president
he still insists he can ImpicSte others
He seems more cheerful than at any
tins since his incarceration. He talks
freely and seems 10 think he will escape
the penitentiarv.
in recognition Of the able manner IN
which Examiner Tate has discharged the
duties relative to the State National
Bank, the Comptroller of the Currency
has added to his territory the States Of
south Carolina, Georgis, and Florida.
The former territory contested OF West
Virginia. Virginia, and North Carolina.
The Comptroller highly compliments
the Examiner On the efficient manner in
which he discharged his duty.
Ground will be broken next Monday
for the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. The work will be done log convlcts
from the penitentiary.
Arrangements are IN progress for the
establishment of free hospital at Dur
ham. 1t will he in the main kept up by
the various churchs.
At the term Of tho United States Court
lust closed at StatesviIle there were many
convictions for violstions OF the internal
revenue laws. One man was tired for
distilhng III n wasb-pot, using an Old
gun-barrel for a worm. He swore IN re-
Spouse to z question as to how he caught
on to the idea OF using the gun-barrel
that it was suggested by no less person
than the Judge presiding.
1t is claimed that Penny Wright, q
negro woman vino lives near Willis
creek. in Cumberland county, is certain
w one hundred and twenty years OF age,
and that heis the Oldest resident OF North
Carolina.
MOST NOTABLE RELICS.
II is claimed that there are now in the
town OF Hillsboro' the press, wood-type,
and part of the material upon which
Wasbinoton's farewell address TO the
Continental army was printed. These
we're hronobt TO Hillsboro' by the late
Dennis Heart in the first years OF the
present century.
Work is now in progress upon an ice
factory at Goldsboro. 1t will use Artesian
well water.
Mrs Stokes Benson WAS drowned
"Wednesday morningin Dutchnsn'screek,
Dayie county. she left her home in a
bngqvon visit to friends. The buggy was
found in the creek and the horse grazing
near by. The cause of the accident is a
mystery. as the water at the ford where
eli. crossed or attempted to cross is not
deem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
rive sen Fatally Hurt.

ST.. LsvIs No., April 2l.-As five
secti0n-men were passing the GeriinRs
White SaAd csmsaay's works On q
hsnd-car, on the ST. Louis, Kansas City,
and Colorado road, near Labadie, Mo-,
yesterday, blast exploded, blowing an
immense rock upon the hand-car. All
OF the men were fatally hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
MARINE INFELLIGENCE.
FOHr OF RICHMOND. APRIL 81. 1858

AHhIFtD
steamer Ariel, Dcyo, Nergsit. Unitoi statss
N ali. merchandise. and passengers, L. IS. rstunn-
AGENT
steamer Ashland, ----, Philadelphia. mer-
chRndiss aud passengers, J. W. AcCaricK,
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
Quarter IiliOu-DOIIar Fire tn Mss
SIasipDi.
mv telegro,n 10 the plspaich1

uBy telegraph to the Dispstchl
New ORLEANS, L., April 2l.--A spe-
cial from Wiaona, Miss, to the Plea
ylate says This afternoon fire broke
out in Benachi's restaurant, on sur nit
street, and spread SO rapidly that IN q
short time every business-house on both
sides OF that street and two thirds Of the
business houses on Front street were
consumed. The aggregate loss is $3.50, =
600; insurance about 100000. No resi-
dences we're burned. The tire is believed
70 have been incendlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

W. L: Robinson. J. w. Caudlc, r. A.
Baugh. II. G. Ferguson, J. G.. Perdue.
a: Z. Holt, president First. Ward Club
William i. Harrison, chairman u. +.
Bradley, president Democratic Central
Club; i. G. ID. Farmer, chairman
Third-Ward Democratic Club; A. j.
Gallagher, chairman Secondhand
Club; 7. A. Lamb, president Fourth
Ward Democratic Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
Ftretu Eau Claire.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
MIsNEAroLIs. MINI, April 2l.-The
factory and warehouse of the Eau
Claire Sash and Door Company at Eau
Claire, Wis, were burned tonight.
Loss, Sl00, oee insurance, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
RIVER AND HARB0R.
BoUTELLE PURSUING HIS TACTICS As
Az 0ssTRUcTf0NlsT
The Appropriation for rorfolk Harbor and
approximation John 7. Harris
and Randall.
ll,rom Our RernInr corr1.nnndon,.l

WAsgINoroN, D. G.. April 2l.-The
House has been engaged all day in the
consideration of the river and harbor
bill. MIR. Boutelle has continued his
tactics Gs an obstructionist. and has made
half a dozcn or more speeches. The
items approprlating sl6S, 600 for Norfolk
harbor and its approaches have been
reached and passed. The other Virginia
items have not yet Lecn reached. The
bill covers scyenty-t@o pages, and when
the House rose ats Z. VI. to-day they had
reached page Ill. The next Virginia
items begin on page %. The bill will
probably he taken up and finished next
week. An effort was made to obtain a
session tonight. so as to complete it, but
failed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
a AUg-csfi0n.

70 Ne IIfOr OF he UieDQfch:
The successful candidates who have so
much 10 rejoice over shonld not forget
the Judges and clerks Of election, who
rendered double duty. They should st
least have thanks, If not honorable men
ton. II,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
HOteI-Ten Punished for Using Cleo

IDy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

IUF . FI1v I'"I-'N1I'I
SPRINGFIELD, OAIe, April 2l.-Thomas
Dugan and c. A. Boyd, prominent hotel
proprietors, have been fined $50 and
costs each and sentenced to ten days in
jail for using oleomargarine on their
tables without posting o notice in the
dining-rnoms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

fp~A rvi,. Ataor. adj ...-Ie o.. t.. UI-l4t-lf
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Hr' - ...1
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
ReDorsed for eeuaEaa time Duty.

FoRT MoKEsx, Va, April 2l.-The
steamer J. NJ. Woodward arrived from
Washington to-day and reported TO
surgeon Urquhart, Of the marine hospl-
tsl service, for quarantine duty ut the
capea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

CHICAGO, April Clash quotations were:
Flour RIA and quiet: No. spring wheat. seIa
S0Ac.; MOI, red, HAc. Corn, a4sasc. Oats,
3lka3lkc. Pork. slLleatlAlsH. Lard, tSle.
Sh0rt-rlbs, ST. 80 shoulders S5.75as6; short-clears
s.. S0sS7. 81 Whisky. Si.l5.
Laadlns flturaa raugaa "A falInNa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
LATE wEArssEs REPORT.

10y toloEraph % me DlspEtch.I
= WASHINGTON. April FL A. K-For
.. Virginia. slightly warmer. threatening
| Kahn wssthsr, with llsaf iecsi rains, followed
BY fair weather, hgc' 70 fresh, variable
- winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

complain very much If THE low prices fer elsse-
OF goods. Prime, sxsr.: exua SIC. COM
mon. islsc.: shsiIea. 2a2hci spanish, 2svbc.'
factory hand-p picked. Jafxc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,

NEW YORK,
hrAsERs OF TEE
NEW YORK STOCK RxCKASGx,
NEW YORK PRODUCE ExcRANox
NEW Yoa1K COTTON KxcnAN0K
NEW Tonk ooFfEk EXCHANGE
cnsoAao BOARD OF fkADE
Transso<iens male at ssy Of NE above rxr
changes Aad carried on MARCIA for euslomsEs
vhsa desired.
Interest allowed on deposit accounts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
DEATHS.

ColNAsTRI.-Disd,A April %, 1873. az Sis r.
NJ, DFVtNo coxalAsrkI. . native VI Italy:
aged tbsrty-esghr years
Frsassas y;s tASs place nom Mebonoush Rail
ASP " TO pay sunday. the Italian colony
rsspsettsry invited. rhs Italian Beneficial so
cisty ia,fss al ooaaraaes.
KInD.-pled, a. his residence, IN the city OF
N.aehs.ter, cecssr Fourtesnth ana hcDonouIh
streets, WILLIAM r. KIDD, in NE forty ninth
A sssssss Assssnd, loving and ndniseni
fslhsx. sad res friend.
nis trzseral via taks place ~ ne Csntral
NstasessI ssaxoh a. 81 O'Clock y. n SUNDAY,
Apra q, tkzS. breads and scQuaint4nces are
requested " sttsas
TuekS.--pisa, Saturday. April II, isss 81
e'clsok A. NJ, a. his home ta NasAingtso. d. G.,
c. w. rnorfS, sclisr member u tia arm Of q.
w. 1hern q Co. OF tnis city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

COTTON K&PORG

We 1Ists: Flns. s2J)a54-5. slpsr1ne fl.7ja
f3.2j. sst-l, SL5)itl1j; - nuy, SiasLjl ps.sa.
family c)Intry, SL7jatj.G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALrIHsRn, AND nIca.
MOsD srouK ExcaASaga
Grain, Provisions. Gotten. vosscsa Tar
ponIins, Resin, Tar ana
Pssnut HsrketA
49, ,ai.r...,h 70 ~. nIan.,ch.


NV YORK. April 9i--The stock market vas
quite active ana decidedly sronR today almost
throughout tho sessi %. sad closed at about ne
best prices Tor the week. Tho expectation OF
favorable bank s'stement induced Hsfers 20
purchase for quick turn this morning, ana thls
gave the market an im oetgs which cniticl II 70
high9r nguree than at any previous Hms 1pnhs
the week. Commission Bonscs wore SILL oallsh
In their views, AMI Notwithstanding furthsr DIS
cOuraging aIviccs from BERTH. London was
moderate purchaser Union Pacific and western
Union we're specially preniaent. aud the paying
In tho latte. attracted nuch attention. operations
being SET down % tue standard OIL intsresI
Trailing In Reading was very heavy, and tho
stock moved UP gradually. Late IN the day
Northern Pacific preferred Was advanced. puf-
chases supposed 70 be fer Insiders IN advance OF
the same favorable Developments There were
free reai2atl0Bs after tae first hours or busi-
ness, out tho upward movement was resumed
shortly. and on very animated DEALING prices
advanced farther, the close being strong az the
best prices reached. The tstal sales were 5000
shares. OF mis- amount koaGing furnished 5000
aud Union Paciac 1890. The net result Of the
days transactions IL 10 leave almost everything
on the list frsctonaly higher. while Northern
Pacific preferred Is up Ia per cent
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEw YoRK. April 2l.--Ths weekly bank state
ment shows the follogng changes: lteserve,
Increase, S3,375,Tj; loans. decrease, f3,6ltCO;
specie, increase. t2oo2.O0: leeal-tenders. In
crease. si,s95,OO0; deposits, increase, SiS7St0:
circulation. decrease, fG.70O
The banks new hold Slf.2i6,300 in excess OF the
mar "a rtIfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW lOkh-
NEW YORK, April 2i.-Cotton steady: sales. 293
bas.: last evening, 4 bales; uplsnas, 9ac.;
Orleans sc; net receipts ~ all ports to-day,
isis bales; sxpors-tO Great Britain. l.GVS bales:
20 finance. 1888 bales: 10 the Continent. l7.7i
bates: stack $50 $50 bales. southern kour quiet
All unchanged. Wheat closse hrn; No. red.
Nay. 8ss3l.c. June, % lAl6as3' &C., closing at
o.. Cora Gun and sha3e easier: Ne. ? Asy,
o. fRH} &C., closing 40 thc.; june, 62aU1c.,
cla~lps 40 6.isc oats -had9 lower; 20 2,
3iag. ~. a3sc., closing ~ &7.c.; June, sac,
closing a. 517.c.: 40. ?, spot 81 aSsc. Hops
quiet aud steady. Cehee-Fair Rio suist ~
Si415; optioss 0pensd l0a25 points lower. later
rea-ts4 2Oaa5 points. aad closed Erm; Ne. Rio,
April. sllaSll3J; Nay, $40 ssaSli.sj Sugar quiet
and Hrn; fair refining. 4i3-l0c; renoed quieL
3.9lasses quiet sad nrm. Rice steady A5d quiet.
Petroleum steady. Cs,tOn-soee oil. 53s3ic. for
crude 38gl0c for rennsd. Tasw arm ~ 47Sa
Sls-l6c kosin quiet at tl@ssl.29h. Turpen-
tine. 40. southern eggs, l3al4c. Hides quiet
Wool dull and depressed; domestic 1eeco,
23s37c. pulled. lsalG Texas. I3as0c Pork
quiet Beef dun Aiddles nominal Lard gain
81 Sale points, closing With reaction OF 2a&
points; westsrR steam, April, $50; city steam,
g. % Ereights duh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BALTIMORE STOCK HARyNr.

BALrINsrs. ND, April oi.-yirgisis So, past
quo coupons, O.; do. l0-A0s, Is; do new IS
u. BID to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
eRAIE AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April u, 1888
0rrEKINnA

IRIV7I "V''ht 3hI7't9 ~ TN
OFFEKts1A
WUFAT-2f0 bushels
CoRS.-l,265 ou-hels.
OkTs.-Si bushels
NEAL-sl bushels.
MIfI-OPFAL-i tous.
tLOUR-4.O barrels.
skLEs SEP0arFD To sR,sFrtVy.
CoRN.-Wh.;s. t9f bushels prime on private
terms Mixed 90 bushels very good a. &C.. To-
tai sales Of corn, t10 Lu-Le's.
OATs.-Nhi.o, a. bushels very good on private
terms.
MRAr--2? bushels country boted on private
terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

Mr.. Mills said today that the commit
tee would push the tariff bill tbatit was
gaining strength every day, and that 1t
would be passed before the meeting Of
the 1t. Louis Convention. 1t seems alto
qether probable that the fisheries treaty
N tnc Senate will be defeated by strict
party vote.
The R,pubiicon senatorial caucus was
to have met to-day. but failed for lack o.
q quorum.
Senator Daniel left lest night for
Lynchburg. Re will return on Tuesday.
The subcommittee OF the Appropria-
tons Committee are hard st work on the
sundry-civl bill, and hope to have it
ready for the full committee next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
MARRIAGES.

SAUNDERS 90 cLAZEBROOK. - Married. n
Moore Memorial Eytscopsl church 81 Sis O'Clock
"Wednesday sYeuibg. April Is lSsS by the kev
DR.. Spri4g, Mr. c. WALTON SAUNDERS aud
Miss BLANCHE GERTRUDE Gt.kZEbRoOk;
both OF this civ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
HoN. JoHN T. HAnnIe.

Judge John r. Harris, who has been
here on business for day or two, left
this morning for home. Having seen it
stated that he had at political meeting
recently denounced Mr.. Randall, asked
him whether he had been correctly re-
ported. He said son last MONDAY we
held our county meeting to select dele
gates to the Norfolk Convention. After
the delegates were chosen the chairman
OF the meeting offered a series OF resolu-
tons endorsing the President and his
tariff message, and dec]sringin substance
that they had no sympathy with GER
tain Democrats, who for selfish or local
interests had formed a combination with
the Republicans to defeat tariff legisla-
ton.
Il inquired to whom this resolution
was meant toapply, sndafter much hcsita-
ton | got the answer, ito sam. Randall
and his followcrs.' then opposed it,
and stated that the Democratic party
had ever recognized difference of opin-
ion among its members on that subject,
and 1 WAS opposed to reading anybody
out of the psrty-that wanted to read
them IN and not on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APsm p, 1884

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. April 81. 1884
by tslogrspa.l
Arrived.
Steamship Guyaadotte, Kelley. New YORK.
and sailed for New York. merchandise.
steamship Queen, Anderson, Philaielphis.
Steamship kaaaghS, Sears, NoE lork.
Schooner r. b. Dame, Shaiisr, Pf0ytdoucs.
Tug Ocean King with barge Helicon, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamship KShawha, sears. New York, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
OUR LOCAL POLITICS.
soSE BRIEF OBSERVATIONS on THE
RICHMOND PRIMARY.
Proceedings OF the Republican war6-Rset.
inSs-An Address to Manchester
nemoerats.

II being claimed bv soma that ,ho
Bate election mpst bove hoo, ,rr.;n -,
''''''' ol
- =, u'o discrepancy between the
"""" OF N0'es cast IN The election for
NieSsrs. IurP'n and LAYTON (Who had no
pppos tom. aui the number of votes
Returned Tor thc other officers ne foI.
loViuq calculation has been pa5o frnn
kfciai data. nD5 Ni.l SHOW, ths, a. 3.','
Iercnccs are ccrv small and onlv sn mo ,. ~
Sight be expected in ,ho copnt,pc of 80
hee q vote. ana that no c.Ij.iioate f,r
NV office has been injured a. tho
,rcstest variation cor Cicrk ~ C;rcn.t
tour1 Is only d, votes and tLo t.I,a
npcudcd shows that Tie sm,licet r,,-
pnty or plurality O, any candidate IS
r..
taaI number o. votes rest s,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
BALTIMORE

BALTIHoRE, ND. April 2l-Co,ton quiet aud
firm; middinE. 91ial3c Flour steady and quiet;
Wheat-Southsrn steady and 1rm red 93ss7c;
amber, s5R97c.: western easier, closing quiet;
No. winter red, spot, ooc. bid; Nay, sic. asked
June, 8lbs9l,.c.; July, Slhc. ASKED. Corn
Southern arMSr; white. classic; yellow, s4s
So; western easier ana duA: mixed, spot sc.
bid; Nay, 53a6OAc.; June. 5sh s6ec. Oats srra
ana agist: southern and Pennsylvania, SSa42c.;
wsstsrs white, 42a43c.; western mixed, SSsfsc.
rye auiet and firm al 7oGs5c. Provisions stesdy
aad fairly active. Petrolsus easier: refined
7l.c. Coffee Arm, with fair inquiry Riecargoes,
ordinary 10 fair. l3HsliAc Sugsr-cOpper-
refined frm az l5S Aloe. Whisky steady at
ki.2laSl.2a Other Articles unchanged. treights
70 Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton. l-lSd.;