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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
RAILROAD WRECK.
Accident on the New orb. Phiiadei-
phia and Norfolk Road.
Special telegram to the DisDatch.l


NoRFoLG. Va. March Passengers arriving
to-day report that ON the New ors, Philndei-
phiA and Norfolk railroad n serious accident oc-
CURED sunday night. which resulted IN the
Wretking OF PASSENGER train and TIC injury OF
the engineer and fireman Il least. Tho Train
when left New YORK suudny night proceeded
on time until 10 reached Delmer. whero stop Was
made. Inc stop was prolonged untl tho NEXT
morning. when tho siart was mgdc, and al went
vel untu a point twenty miles from NApA
Charles Ci'y was reached, when tue train
stopped, and he passengers werc tod
they must transfer. On getting out a
glance revealed the cause OF the long &C.
lay ana the transfer. for there ha1 peeh
an accident AMI a passenger train com.
pietely WRECKED. Tho nr.t thing that
greeted tho eyes o. tho passengers on their
rlgh-hand side an thcy wnkod down the track
was passenger coach high and dry In the WOODS
with one cnd bally smashed. The next thing
thnI they saw was what remained 81 q locoIn
tive smashed Into q thousand pieces. a litte
further ON stood the tenGer minus wheels. aud
trucks Ia ditch. sill further on but between
the rails which had been spread md broken and
twisted ont ~ all shape lay ne ref' nj
coach with iis nose stuck I'm the mud and ~. rear
end nigh in tho AR. The cause a. tie accident
was plain, for lying ncar fhe track WAS On im-
rails. and The train. running at a fair ratio II
speed. had crashed into To- and Gctually cutit IN
two by The blow. tho time the accident o.
currcl a binding snow was falling. ana, bclhY
driven b. The gnia, 10 ia thought that the enci-
neer dit NOT sec tho dnngcrah ahead. what loss Of
lilo there waq. 81 any. i1 Lot known, for tho
emD,oyees ~ tho rorl refuso 20 TAX inr,
tier than 10 say that the engineer ana
froman received Injuries and we're t9kon 10
ncichborinZ house, Tor treatment lucsUy On
sunday night rho stcamcr Old Point ala not sue
Good in getting further tnan Fort Monroe >he
had quite large pas7' ugcr ist. aua hal she
reached cane Charles CITY dOuh'lces large loss
Of NE would haze resulted. l. not known how
many passengers were CA tho train lnc De-
l8yed travellers got here to-day alter having
Now York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

az suffered intensely with Full stomach. Head
ache. etc. A nsghbOr who had taken summons
Liver Regulator told me itw a sure thing for
my trouble. Tho frat dose took relieved me
very much, and In one weeks time was az
strong and hearty as ever | was. u "a The best
MEDICINE l ever took FOR dyspepsia. II. q.
CRENsHAw. Richmond. Va
Examine 20 see that you get tho Genuine dis
tnguished from al frauds and limitations 10y
our red Trademark on 'front.' o. Wraprers. aud
on tho side tho sea- and signature Of ,. N. Leihn
60. ma OF. ,W&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
Tonricn Countx Comrt.

This csurt was in session for short
while Yesterday, and adjourned over to
Thursda morning.
The VII OF tae late 4. II. Waldrop
was admitted to probate. This estate is
valued It $1,000. Ills son, George A.
Waldrop qualified as executor, giving
bond in he sum Of s., 800.
The Gee Of the negro David Ander-
son, cha,ged With committing an assault
upon Re-. Mr.. Han, which was set for
trial yesterday, was continued until the
second lay OF the May term Of tho
court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
FaE STORM IN CANADA.
MorrHR,I. March i2--The snow-storrn here
shows no sign OF Abatement
ar TunKF O'CLOCK THIS MOKSING.

Telegramg received up 10 o'clock this MORN
inc from various points oontsined numerous de-
tails of the continuance OF The storm; the dis
heartcning efforts made 10 clear snow-drifts on
railroads; tho continued interruption OF teIe-
eranhic Communication; the almost entire iso-
iation OF New York city from the outer world,
&C. -, "a. ~, -,
The newspaper train which left New York
Monday morning al 4;oo oeiOck hao MOI so'
reached phladeiphiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
pa NJ . Drav.hkid.

A colccd man named Washington
Gregory vas before the Police Court
yesierdaImorning charged with assault
ing and skiing james \. Stewart with a
dray-skidwith intent to kill the said
Stewart.
Stewar and William Gregory (bOth
colored) rre charged with fighting and
creating disturbance on the street.
Stewanbeing so badly hurt as not to
be able tlappear the case had to be con-
tinued util Saturday. The wound,
which Wa the result Of an ordinary
drivers fiht, is not serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
MOdfesin's Engagement nt the
Theatre

On Fiday night the noted artistic
Mojeska begins an engagement Of three
performaices at the Theatre. The
opening one viii bo Much Ado
About N)thing.' Saturday afternoon,
"Iwelfdl Night" and Saturday night
"NIaue Stuart.
This is Modieska's last appearance in
this city. as she goes to Europe next
wear anc sitter that intends to settle on
her rande IN California.
Her leiding man this season Is Mr..
Eben Plynpton, who supported Nelson
when shalppeared here some years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
"JUsTiCE AT LAST"
Refribu;ton Oycrtakes self
Acknowledged Murderer After
Eight Years.
M tolegraph % tho DIspatch.


RALEIGH, y. c., March 13.-A special
20 the Nc3cs aud ObS6rUcr from Wash
inoton, \. c., says: At o'clock this
morning the steamer Beta, on her way
20 this place, blew signal to open the
draw to the bridge The bridge-keeper
responded, bat found an obstruction IN
the way. The draw could not be opened
sufficiently for the steamer to pass. On
investigation il was found that there
was rope hanging from the cross
beam on the draw with heavy
weight attached. When pulled up life
less body was found at the end Of the
rope. 10 which was attached placard,
With the inscription Justice at Last "
The proper authorities were promptly
notified and the body was left to dangle
till daylight and until cOroner's jury
could be empanelled. The body proved
to be that of William A. Parker,
who was tried Tor the assassl-
nation Of General Bryan Grimes
some seven or eight years ago. He has
been heard TO boast of the deed on seve-
raj occasions when in liquor. 1t seems
that Yesterday. for drunkenness and DIS
orderly conduct. lac was consigned to the
lookup, a place partitioned off in rear
Of the engine-house, with three cells, for
sucn cases. mold colored man at night
looks alter and attends to the wants Of
tine prisoners. he sleeping III an adioin-
ing cell. Hedeposed at the inquest that
about o'clock 4. NJ. he WAS awakened
by a slight noise, and noticed that the
light left burning was ont, and before
he could realize what was the matter he
was confronted by at least half dozen
masked men, who told him 10 keep quiet
on pain Of death. They approached the
cell in which Parker WIS confined,
wrencbed of the lock, and carried him
outside. lie WIS heard to cry out &" Muir
der :" once or twice. There is no evil
dence as to who the participants in this
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
Tho 8nr,ingtom strike.

CHICAGO, March ia meeting Of tbe wabash
engineers was held today a. which Receiver
McNuta vas present At iis conclusion General
McNuta sent the following telegram 10 Judge
Gresham:
WABASH SHOPS, FoRrT-FmsT sTEEET,
March ~. ls.S. I
Hon. v. &. Greoicm, Untsi states circuit
J0iGc, city,:
Wabash il moving all freight and cars offered
by or goibg 10 lac Chicago. burlington anl
quincy railroad. lt is now quito clear thar so
Will have no trouble, tho engineer I'm a meeting
jUst held having unanimously agreed 10 obey al
orders issued b. mo In The transaction OF bual-
ness with the Burlington road.
JOEV McNrITA, Receiver.
Tho boycott on Burlingtons through traflr
can hardly be said h. haye yet been lluci The
oGcial- Of the Rock lslaad AID Northwestern
continued % fla',y refuse 10 interchange freight
with Burlington. All tao Efforts ol the road 10
resume usual business With those two companies
seemed futile. Tho NET results also wi.h me
Chicago ana Alton ami Chicago. Milwaukee, ani
ST. Paul were fully as barren. Ihongn tho
managers OF these lines did not refuse Burlins-
ION frcig +. they were apparsutly not disposed
20 force an issue with their employees, AMI
neither road handled pound 81 freight FOR the
burlington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

Seeking CO.OperatiOn-Wiii Give
Fond.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, y. c., March ia letter
has been received at the Agricultural
Department asking the aid and co-ope-
ration OF the department in getting up
North Carolina exhibit for the expos-
ton of the Ohio Valley and Central
States. which takes place at Cincinnati
from July eth 10 October 9th. A letter
has also been received inquiring for the
address OF parties in the State who can
give information concerning refractory
gold ore.
The railroad authorities state that the
freight and passenger receipts are larger
in RALEIGH at present thnn ever before.
II Is understood that j. 2. Castor,
against whom J. l.. stone swore out a
warrant for libel recently, will waive an
examination and give bond for his APP
pearance at the next term OF the Su-
perior Court of this county. The bond
has been sent to parties II Charlotte who
are TO sign and return It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

Saturday by q heavy weight falling on
him.
A gentleman from Fauquier to-day re-
ports the burning Of man named Fui-
gift, who lived near Morrisville.
\ colored man named Josephs was
found frozen to death in Fairfax tot day,
and much other suffering is reported.
Most telegraph matter from the South
is received here to-day 10y Washington
operators and sent thence by couriers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
Supreme Court OF Appeals, YesteF.
duy.

Marrow against Bunkley. Argued by
Colonel Thomas Tabb and Alfred +.
Thorn, Esq, for appellees and Colonel
W. W. Gordon for appellant and sub
mitted.
Carr's administrator against Morriss.
Argued by Colonel 4. 7. W. Duke for
appellant and continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

The city ambulance was called to the
corner OF liith and Byrd streets about 4
O'Clock yefirdsy afternoon to one OF the
stone-cuttB who was Suffering from the
effects OF Rwound received during the
war. Heyas taken to his home, 724
west Maralll street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
v..on,,o, of the Dairymaid..

An entertainment for the benefit of
the Guild OF Park-Place Methodist
church. which is in progress at Belyi-
dere Hall, is called the Dairymaids' Re-
ception. 1t will continue each evening
this week. Tonight there will be drill
by the Dairymalds, and tomorrow night
the feature of the evening will be 1.-The
Sale of Old Maids" supper is served
ut reasonable prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
Gilna Jackson the

Yesterday morning. Giles Jackson, the
learned counsel for the accused, sought
10 shield his client behind the plea Of
insanity, Dut it was too thin. Justice
Richardson proceeded with the exami-
nation, and il resulted in Harris being
sent to Jail for four months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
Mr.. Dichens at the Academy last
Night.

Charles Dickens, the son Of the famous
English novelist, appeared before IA fair
audience at the Academy last night and
read some selections from his fathers
works. which were very much enjoyed.
The first piece WAS from " Dombey
and Son." the lie and death of young
Dombey. and the second and last reading
was Tom Sawyer's party, from Pick
wick Papers
MIR. Dickens reads with aready, grace
ful delivery, and with that rising Inhec-
ton on the last syllable of sentence
when is peculiarly English, but is plea
SAINT to the American e4r because OF its
being uncommon here.
Mr.. Dickens wore an evening dress
suit. with red rose III his buttonhole,
ami spectacles. lie was introduced to
the audience 10y DIR. Thomas Nelson
Page in a few appropriate words.
Governor Lee and family occupied the
right proscenlum box.
MIR. Dickens reads in Lynchburg to-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

| claim that my 81 Whiskey, which is
goods, three summers
old and full proof, is far superior TO
most So goods. My $3.50 Whiskey, Xxx
brand. claim is better than whiskey
that YOU have 10 pay $3.50 for. | know
these to be pcro medicinal whiskeys.
samples sent to any point free.
JULLES BMPoRD.
1902 east Main, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
hmstetler-Kedford.

At Curb Neck yesterday Mr.. Louis
Ramstettd of the firm of Charles A.
Schmidt aCo., and Miss Ida b. Red
ford, dauater of Mr.. b. Redford, of this
city. wereparried. The couple left for
a northern trip ria the Old Dominion
steamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
sunday-schooI r.es.on Committee.

The Sundav-School Lesson Commit
tee of the International Sunday-School
Union OF the Uuitcd states and Canada
the names OF whom, together with a
notice of this meeting, was published in
the Dispatch some time ago. will meet
SO the Exchange Hotel this morning at
I'D o'clock to begin their labors. With
intemissious only for meals and sleep
the committee viii probably conclude
their work tomorrow afternoon by or
g O'Clock.
At o'clock tomorrow night mass
meeting Of Sundayschool workers and
friends of Richmond and Manchester
will be held at the Second Presbyterian
church Or. Hoge's). Many, if not MI,
Of the committee viii be present. After
the addresses OF welcome q number Of
them will make addresses.
On Friday night Sunday-school insti-
tutes will be held Mt the Seyenth-Street
Christian church, in this city. and at the
Manchester Presbyterian church.
This committees work has met with n
highly hatterlng reception, their lesson
papers being used in all parts of the
globe where the English language IS
spoken.
The only member of the committee
from Virginia is Rev. Or. Hoge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
,,..,,,x Doa9e pidn,t Work.

The continued case OF the negro VIII
liam Harris alias Fauntleroy, who OBJ
tanned goods under false pretences from
a large number OF Broad-street grocers in
the manner heretofore explained in this
paper, was called in the Police Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
Academy Tonight.

Austini Australian Novelty Company
appears aithe Academy tonight in their
specially performance.
This cdnbinstion includes Aimee, the
Humanity" (who walks on the cell
ing), and lnpeze performers, and roller
skaters, cluact,r vocalists, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

BLANEENSHIp.--D Died, IN this city, TUESDAY
morrtng ROBEAr EMMETT BLAShkNshiP,
in the rffy-third year Of hts age.
k1,nerai VIII taae plaza from Sc James
church THURSDAY AFTERNOON as o'cloex.
Erisuds of sae family are iayited 20 attend.
Phiiadsiphla, New York. aud southern papers
please copy.
CuAMpERs.-Disd, At her residence, No. sol
o'sicck p. IA, MARTHA {. CHAMBERS: aged
afsy-four years
the funeral rln take plscs from the Ssoont
Prsshytorian church u)r. hogc'sl 1nIs lNel-
nesdaxS AFTERNOON ae 4 O'clock. fftends
aud acqusiniances Of me family are rsspsct
fully Invited to attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. AND SIch'
nOED STOCK ExcRASG7s
6rsin, Provisions Cotton. Tobacco Isr
peniins, Rosin, Tar and
Peanut HarketA
INV telegraph 70 the Di.ps,ch.,

NEW YORH, March i2-When the rsyel fell for
the opening u business NJ tho stock Exchange
this morning the few brokers sho were on me
floor gave a ierisive shout, and made no attempt
10 transact BUSINESS In tho arst quarter OF an
hour only 200 shares were sold. There are no
wires working nom the GxcAssge 70 any dones-
Sc markets. London cables bring many buying
orders, but there are 10 stocks Offering. 1, was
resolved by tho members present. thet al deal
ing 80 Far "a possible should be suspended ana
that ell deliveries should 60 over until tomor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
YORK.

NEw Y0KE. March l3.-Flour-Nothlng doing:
Wheat-Fvp'rts none. ssles. 6e. 700 bushels u
SPOT The fTchsnEe decided 20 adjourn al mo
nrst call. l240 Z. ~; options yarei 0u; little,
closing stronger: No. 2 red Nay, ~ ls-ldayi -,
closing ~ gisc.; june. Wha3J' &C. closing AZ
0ttc: December. - .n3B'i ., closing ~ 1is'.
Corn nominal aud unchanged. toneo-Eh-
change closed. sugar nominal Rice neglected.
Petroleum dun. Iurpeutius dull. POrA neglect
ed other quotations uEcka1g8t aud nominal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

ST. LoUIs, March la-Flour quiet aud IN
changed Wheat opened loWer aud weak, bu!
rallied i,c, then declinsd. closed AZ opening
figures about a.. DeoT ye-tere2y; No. red,
cGsh. s2A as2.c.; April c.csihg a. sac; May,
S2L sS21.c closing A. Gic.; June closing AZ -.
Cora-fssh. 4skal8c. hprll closing At l5Ic;
Nay, 49,, g4s4.c. closing st 46ac; June closing
81 4sslc Oats steady; cssn, Mfc. Nay, c'le.
Whi.koy steady a. Si.0s. PrOvsi1ns nrmer.
PORK. ,lf - Lard. t2.sCaS7i1 Dry SALT meats
fhored -Sboulder., %: iOng-cleArs, a. sOas7.23;
clear-ribs, s. sus7 20; short-tears fHf5at10.
Bscon (00xsd) Shoulders f684; lons-clears,
S. q haf7.s5: cloEr-Tlbs. sSaS@i5; shotLcloafs,
SO 20 Hams drIl ~ ylD.sJaSl2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
ALBANY PRISONERS.
They are Believed 40 Have Operated
at Ruther Glenn.

The two parties arrested in the Rich
mond postoliice building on Monday
upon suspicion OF being those wanted IN
New York state for robbing pOst-oiiices
at Albany aud other places are resting
quietly in the HenricO county Jail, where
they were placed by the United states
authorities to await the arrival
Of an officer from New York.
As soon as they were arrested
Deputy Marshal OVERLY wrote to
the Inspector OF New York, but in con-
sequenceof the delay in mails occasioned
10y the s'olm Of sunday night the letter
has probably not gotten further north
than Philadelphia. Therefore 1t is not
yet knotn when the officer Will arrive.
Assistant Postmaster jenkins Is satls-
fed that these are the men wanted. lie
says they corrcsponded with the descrlp-
tions and papers sent, and they gave the
names under which the Albany robbers
were travelling, Charles Becker and
David Williams.
The belief IS held by man. here that
the accused are the parties who commit
ted the robberios on Saturday night last
at Ruther Glen, which were reported IN
yesterdays Dispatch. The watches and
other articles found on their person cor
responded with those stolen at Kuther
Glen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
NEW Y0RK'S BLIZZARD

The Greatest Storm in the East for
Many Years.
DAKOTA row n ED.
East River Frozen and People Waking
Across.
THE TELEGRAPH IN TROUBLE.
All Communication Cut or in Various
Directions
TRAINS GREATLY DELAYED.
Many S0ow-Bourd and Trafic Entirely
Suspended
FATALITIES REPORTED.
peosIr Frozen 70 Death in the Streets Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
RICHMOND STOCK ExcHlyGE.
TrgspAY. March 10 isse

IfFHDlT, NHftH To wv
sALrs-FIRsT BoASD.-i0 shares Petersburg
railroad s;ocg az OK 10 DO s,6s8.. 10 DO. al o3k.
- do at go, 20 DO. stg34, ~ 10. a. q, 10 DO. az
SO.
Closing quotations NJ the Stock Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
partly cloudy, cold, and windy and Threatening
AT Dight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
BROWN HOUSE,
y. W. Brown. PROPRIETOR,
AT JUNCTION OF RAILROADS.
"a enurNtl Ara M4rtsh ~ 1Ass

'I"E - TI-''7'l
Mr. I. ". BurireH:
Dear Sir.-l received your letter in reference
% tie scs man that WAS So very low ~ tho time
YOU were here / win lay that he did not die,
nor dil be- ever VOuit the frat drink Of water.
The half blt.le you left cured him; he was up In
less than three days; dld not take another Ting
besides the water. lie thinks 40 was a GodSend,
and 80 do ]. Win bs glai % see y0u In passing.
Yours truly,
NH l4lt H. W. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
DYSPEPSIA.-THE SYMPTOMS.

4 ''E''
~ Loss OF Appetite, Rising Of Food. Heart
burn, Distortion Of tho stomach. Headache. Bad
Breath. Nlecplessness. Low Spirits and General
Pro.iration. Dyspepsia Is frequently attended
with Constipation, but sometimes with Diarrh@a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

Range ot Thermometer Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
NORFOLK PEANUT AAhhkI.

MARCH is-garket steady to-day and large
safes reported Al he oomiaisslOn-souses. Prlme,
Pa. extra. stc.; common. lHs2sc; shelled,
sastc.. spanish, ga2.e; fac,ory hand-picSea,
3ks4hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
CORRESPONDENCE.
R1cnNnsp. Va. Mnrch I. lsss

RICHMOND. VA, March I, i'SS
10 ne Proprietor Supper H0Use, Union Springs,
IidbGH4:
Dear Sir,-YOu Will remember me by tho follow
vi2.-NOyeno er 18Th stopped.
with many others, 10 get supper al your hotel
While waiting You entered tao oiice and some one
said 90 you " lloW's SIR. ----sh \ on replied
lime with him: the doctors met and 40 decided;
hc has been vomiting four days. and neiihcrfoo
nor nhysic viii stay on his stomach ! &C once
volunteered 90 present p case OF IH0NPsoNs
BRONtNE- ARSENIC WATER I'll he could yomit one
glass malt pint which Z would send him from
my sample bottle. NOW I write 90 inquire
whether or not the patient died. Please answer
promptly, and Obligc. -
LEWIS W. BURWELL.
Gennral MAnager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14
SEEDS.

FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND
4 TRUCKERS arc requested % send for oar
NEW SEED CATALOGUE for 1888. Very much
enlarged aud improved Is now he most COM
pleta catalogue published In The southern States
Mailed free. send Tor H.
T.. ". WOOD q SONS, Seedsmen.
10 south Fourteenth street, c0rGer sixth and
Marshall streets, and I'LL east Franklin street,
Richmond. VA in 6-deOd. WSsw3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

FATALITIES REPORTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

MANY Snow-Bourd and Traifc entirely
Suspended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-14

LouHvmLE March l3-Gfaln dull and de-
olining. Whest-No. ? red, &C., No. l0ngberry,
So. Corn-No. mixed. 81; No. white, dsc.
Oats-No. 2 mixed. 331c. Provisions quiet
Bacon Closr-riLs. a. %; clear, " 50: shoulders,
1910 Bulk-me2ts--, leaT-riss SOS; clear tho0i
shoulders. S.l3 1ss~pork.. $40. HAMS
Sll, 75atl22 % Lard-Ch0ics leaf. t3so.