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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
BOLD ROBBERY.
FORCING A HAN To TILL WHERE HIS
MONEY WAS.
An Outrage Near Guyandotte, ". Wa
Jail Set on Fire BY O
Prisoner.
lspecIaI teIegram % tho pI.palch.l

CHARLESTON, ". VA, March IA
Monday night about 9 o'clock three men
entered the residence Of VI. Ii. Byard,
one mile above Guyandotte, and de-
handed money. This being refused,
they knocked Byard down and forced
him to show where his money was con-
cealed II was in a trunk, which they
broke open and robbed of $50, a watch,
and other valuables. They also ransacked
trunk belonging to the lady OF the
house, and the house generally. An
oyercoat and other clothing were taken.
Also, lot of meat from the smoke-house.
There is no clue to the parties as yet.
A prisoner named Love, confined in
the old county jail at Barboursville,
Cabell county, and who was sentenced
10 one year in the penitentiary last week,
set fire TO a lot of stuff inside the building
yesterday about noon. and the flames
soon communicated themselves to the
wooden walls. The fire created great
excitement in the town. A large crowd
gathered and went to work, endeayoring
to extinguish the Aamss by throwing
water on them. A lunatic from Lin
coin county was the only other person
confined in the Jail Mt the time. The
fire was finally subdued by the citizens
and both prisoners were secured. The
loss is estimated at $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
o extend 10 The inhabitants of I'aneca,

TO extend 10 the inhabitants OF Ianega,
Sima, and Japan suitable recognition OF
the humane treatment OF the survivors of
tho crew of the American bark Cashmere.
Several private bills were passed, and
one measure referring TO the Cont OF
Claims the claim of Hannah j. Jones,
oxecutrix OF Emanuel Jones, gave rise
10 considerable discussion. The facts in
the case are that during the war Emanuel
Jones, British subject residing in Mo-
bile, purchased with Confederate money
q number OF bales OF cotton. In April,
1865, the Federal army took possession
of Mobile. and guard having been
placed around the warehouse in which
the cotton was stored, Jones was denied
admission thereto. In August follow
ing the warehouse was burned down and
the cotton DESTROYED. The claim is for
the value of the cotton so destroyed.
Messrs. Hooker OF Mississippi and
Herbert Of Alabama advocated the mea-
sure as one Of common justice. BY the
act of the United States Government
Jones WAS deprived of his power to ship
his cotton or 10 insure it. and his execu-
trix should have an opportunity 10 APP
PEAR before the Court OF Claims and pre-
sent the facts upon which he based his
claim for relief.
Mr.. Hopkins opposed the bill, and
stated that he would rather pay the
claim of n brave Confederate soldier than
that of a Shylock who took advantage of
the misfortunes of the people among
whom he lived.
Mr. Bland thought the claimant had
no right 20 come before Congress for re-
lief. The proper way was for the com
plainant to appeal 10 the British Govern
meut, which would bring the matter to
the attention Of the State Department If
there was any equity III H.
Mr.. Hooker stated that Jones had not
gone South to take advantage Of the mis-
fortunes OF the people, bat bad lived
there before the breaking out Of The war.
Mr.. Herbert said that the United States
had provided for the payment of claims
of a similar nature when demanded by
the British Government, and the qucs-
ton now presented was whether the
United States would not DO justice to the
claimant unless the British Government
was behind him to enforce his demand.
Mr.. Allen, of Mississippi, inquired
whether Jones aided either side during
the rebellion.
Mr.. Hooker replied that he did not
Mr.. Alien "Then that settles the bill
for me-" Laughter.
Mr. Hopkins moved to lay the bill
upon the table.
Pending action on the motion the
House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
rsRRID1E Stories OF SUFFERING


Passengers on q train on the East Pennayl-
yana railroad, hitOr having been Snow bound
twenty -f0ar hours. wore s,ued haif-staryed
and nearly frozen TO death. Among them were
three ladies. Tho gentlemen, after eiiscting
slelghs. and returning placed the ladies in them.
They then dragged tho sleghs through tho
snow-dru 10 hertztown. a distance OF
about seven miles, reaching that place
last night thoroughly exhausted. Tho ladies'
suffered dreadfully from their exposure 10
the storm. Another passenger train on the
main line Ct the Reading road was snow-b bound
twelve hours at MerOn station. Some Of the
ehop-hands were sent out from this city 10 re-
neve the trains and returned at noon to-day
after having shOvelled snow from fifteen 70
twenty hours without food. A number had feet
and ears badly frOzon.
NV l,- uo4Tg u-ttrrrgn Avn OTUEps n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
ANfNDIGNANT JUDGE.
he Denies Serious Charge-schOOi-
Rouse Burned.

I~1nNI al telegram 10 INC llHpfN'u.i
RLFIsH, \. C.. March 14.-Friends
of Judge Fred. Phillips, who is charged
with becoming intoxicated at the house
Of Sion II. Buchanan. in Moore county,
are indignant about the matter and de-
sire the statement made that the charge
is absolutely false. The Judge says he
was never ut Buchanan's house and
never drank his liquor. The paper
which attacked the Judge said further
that the Judge threw out some testimony
against Buchanan and saved him from
conviction. This is pronounced equally
false.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture re-
ports that since the first OF last Deem
Der seyenty-two fertilizer licenses have
been issued, against seyenty-iour for the
whole of last year.
Meningitis is reported as being ex-
tremely fatal IN IA large section OF Lin
coin county. A great many cases, mainly
among children, are occurring.
The colored graded school at Kinston
vas burned last night. 1t is believed
that the fire was of incendiary origin.
Steps were taken last night looking to
the cooperation OF Odd-Felloys IN North
Carolina in securing the establishment Of
an Odd.Fellows orphan home at some
eligible point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15

The milk famine is becoming alarm
ing. 1t is almost impossible to get any
thing but condensed milk. One hotel
yesterday paid fifty cents a quart for the
last fifty gallons dealer bad. The meat
supply is getting short and prices are
advancing Sl5 per ton being paid for
coal. There is plenty of it in the yards
in New York and Brooklyn, but the diff
ficulty is to deliver it. Two thousand
businessmen from Mott Haven We're
snowed-in in rear Of Pelhamville, on the
suburb of New York, since Monday
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
WASHINGTON, March II, 1883.
Senate


Mr.. Ridilebcrger. nom the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs, reported o bin Of
the Albomarlo and Chesapeake Canal
Company.
NJ. Brown. OF Georgia, called up the
resolution offered by him ON the 18th Of
January declaring 1t the imperative duty
Of Congress 20 repeal the lnteual-reve-
nue. laws at the earliest day practicable !;
and proceeded 10 address the Senate in
advocacy Of it, occupying his seat while
be read his speech from manuscript
The Senate took mp the underyalua-
tion bill and It was read at length. Ii
consists Of twenty seven printed pages
An additional section was inserted au-
thorizug general appraisers TO call be
fore them aud examine on oath any
owner, importer, agent, Consignce, or
other persons touching importations, and
e. require the production OF letters, pa
pers, sc. After much discussion the
phraseo.ogy OF the second section was
amended 50 as to require the
invoice t. be made at the place
from which merchandise is to be
exported 20 the United States This
is intended to cover shipments from
ports in any country OF goods which
may have originated IN another country
or countries.
The presiding officer announced the
select committee on civil service az fol-
lowing: Messrs. Hale, Manderson,
Chace, spOoner, Blackburn, Daniel, and
Blodgett
hr. Cullom moved that the Senate
bill reported from the Post-Onice Com
mlttec 10 regulate commerce carried on
by telegraph be referred 10 the Commit
tee On interstate Commerce. Agreed 10
after few words from Mr.. Reagan IN
yindicationO Of the Post Office Committee.
Executive session. Adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
Speaker Carlisle resumed his post OF
dnty this morning and was greeted with
round Of applause.
Mr.. O'terTaH submitted the report OF
the Committee on Elections in the
Illinois election-case OF Worthington
against Post and il was placed on the |
calendar. 1t confirms the right Of Post !
70 the seat.
The bill reducing the fee for passports |
10 81 was passed also. the bill appro-
priating 81, 900 10 enable the President |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
y enn h.a haeou,A nn,ortnns and had sanan.

tie ron had become notorious and had squan-
dered severa thousand dollars upon the woman.
the Doctor eotced the later 70 springnefd ~
means Of kilograms signed with his sons name:
Tho woman arrived hero early this morning ana
entered carriage at the depot Dr. box was ~
the carriage. and "a aoou az tho woman entered
II he broke oyor her head bottle OF vitrioL inc
wonAn's screams brought the police, VINO re.
leased her from tho frenIied physician, arrested
the Doctor. and cared for the woman. inc lsttte
IA horribly dsiigured Both eyes are destroyed,
but she viii not lose her life. The Doctor was
arrested on the charE5Of mayhem. aud released
on 5000 bond. There was some TAX OF lynch'
ing tho Doctor, but the excitement has snosioe1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
ScriOus Coiiision Of Traias.

new YoR1, March 1i.-One Of the
passengers On the Chicago express, into
which the Atlantic express ran Mt Bobb's
Ferry Monday, was Z. q. Mabie, dry
goods merchant, on his way from Chi
caqo. He reached New York yesterday.
Hisleit side aud head are cut, right leg
bruised, and lie is otherwise injured.
he was in the sleeping-car Aberdeen,
which the Atlantic engine crashed into
and created great havoc. Mrs. Bell, Of
California, on her way to Europe, was
wedged between the seats and the side Of
the car. She was extricated with great
difficulty. Both Of Mrs. Bells legs are
broken. each in three places. Five other
passengers were injured, but not seri-
ously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
TIE POTOMAC.

READING. PA. March l4.-On the Wilmington
AMI Northern railroad there IL train In a snow
dun twenty-five feet deep near Dupont, which
has been there win six passengers on board
since II O'Clock Monday night Their suIeriusa
from hunger and cold can 10 better imagined
than described. Two more trains on the same
road are showed In banE near Joanna
The engine of the first has It's tender OF The
track, and The other one Of its drlylng-wheels
broken. train on tne Rcating aud Columbia
railroad De- fast iu the drift with snow as high as
the rmOke-facl. Tho lfcs are out and pa--
selgers and crew have taken shelter Ia neigh
boring farm-hcuscs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
Sentenced for Endorsement.

WlsHTyar0N, D. C., March la-Ihe grand
Jury to-day returned an indictmeut against cyril
+. Benedict for the embOz1lement Of $500 from
the Adams Express COMPANY. lie was immedi-
ately brought into court. pleaded guilty TO the
Indictment and was sentenced % three and
haf years Imprisonment Ia tho Albany-county
penitentiary. Benedict has been trusted en-
ployee OF the company for more than twenty
years, and for q long time has been IN charge OF
the company's branch olice at the United states
Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
set Free.
lGnacl.l talnnram % the n-snalrh. !

IN1eCiaI teIFHfHW % w UI1UHIIu,T
SrNUNToN. Va, March l4-Aiter a
two-days hearing the case OF Charles r.
Clnedinst, charged with forgery, was
submitted to the jury, who did not agree.
The Commonwealth attorney entered a
noHe prosequi and remarked that he
would not prosecute q. NJ. BOdell,
the partner of Clinedinst, in view OF the
result in tine case of Clinedinst. 1t was
about one year ago that these parties
fled to Canada after throwing conside-
rable bogus paper ahOat. They were ex-
tradited few months since and were in
prison here till set free today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
Services fn Honor or the Dead EN-
[By telegraph to ne Dispatch.

10y Telegraph 70 we DlspaVSh.l
WASHINGTON, March H.--Seryces In honor OF
the late Emperor OF Germany will DO conducted
IL the old historic German church Dext tricay
the l6th instant at the same hour at when me
memorial services will take place IN DOM
klrche,n In Berlin. 7 be services here VIII Dc
part German aud part English. Rev. Mr.. Muller.
the pastor viii 0nlciate. A the capacity OF me
edifce is somewhat limited admission will be by
ticket Tho Washington sDngeround Will have
I'm charge the musical portion Of the services,
and win attend I'm a body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15

TROY, March l4-There is over four
feet of snow on the level and the drifts
are so high in some places as to reach
above second.story windows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
The uomeiiest manon Earth.

Tho editor OF paper in Dubuque, Iowa, once
handsome, was a little over tx months ago
changed into probably tho hOmeliest man on
earth. This terrible change was due 10 a sud
den attac- of Paralysis Of tho muscles OF one side
Of the face following prolonged Ncufalgia. After
Electricity aud the doctors had failed, he tried
Dr. Buck lands Essence Of Scotch Oats, and N
thirty days was perfectly cured, and lost the nm
enyabe not0rioty Of being The homeliest man
on earth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
WHY D,dn't win.

LIVERPOOL, March l2--Iohn Z. Sullivan. who
e. staying AT the house ~ his friend NagnuS IN
this city, is too unWel To be interviewed to-day.
Nagnus said: In the attn round sullivan made
tremendous lungs ~ NitchePs face with his
right Mitchell threw up his arm and Snllivan's
muscle came in contact with Mtchells elbow.
Sullyan's arm began 20 swell, and 10 was useless
from that time out sullivan would doubtless
have won in a canter but for the accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
Ashland Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.l

INVIIv9VVlu0uIN u II6 AICuUOII UI7VdIIHsI
ASHLAND, Va, March IL, 1883
The funeral OF Mr. James 7. Elicit. who died
Monday night OF paralysis, took place at tho
Baptist church this morning at IL O'Clock. The
deceased being Mason was buried With Ma
sonic honora In the cemetery near here.
Mrs. Emily Motley, accompanied by her son Air.
n. Motley, returned homo to-day from Alfalfa,
Ga. whore she has been spending the winter.
Miss Kate Ficklsn, OF Dsnyille, Is visiting at
Mrs. X. h. BlackWellis.
President W. W. smith and Professor J. r.
Kern left to-day for hartinsburg 10 aIiond the
Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church being held there.
The protractod meetings ara still In progress
at the Methodist church. and a great deal OF In
teresl Is manifested In them BY the students Of
the college and the town people.
There have been quito q number Of conyer-
eions, IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
yievtnr the Kmperor's Remains.

10y Angola American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, March 14.-Now that the
Cathedral is TO be open from 8 A. III. to
10 p. NJ. it is estimated that $50, 900 per-
sons may file through daily to view the
late Emperor's remains. The German
Embassy at Paris has made arrange
ments for requiem service in the Pro-
testant church in the Rue Chaucot, to be
held simultaneously with the service in
Berlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



NSw YoNK. March ii.-Couon nominal up
lands, l0.c. Orleans, i0ac. sales, IAo bales.
Flour dull aud unchaage1 Wheat duh AMI
quiet; uBEradcd rcd s9a.24c; No red,
March and April. nominal; Nay, III heyihc.;
June. e0i,aa0i,c. CorD steady; ungraiet bOs
6lac.; Ne. . March. eo4ss)sc.; April, e0a6OHc.,
Nay. 597,0S0c.; Juns, IS .Aa9hc. Oats steady.
mixed western. 3's4lc. Co1ee-Spot ialr hls
sS.T5. April, ta.S5Asss3; Nay. Ss55sg3s0; june,
ta45ss965. Petroleum. hrm. Rosn quiet lur-
psutiue duu. PORK steady; ms-', SlA15aSl5 for
one year old. Lard weak; Western steam, spot,
quoted At ss0j. April. SIS; May, N.Gat.ys,
August, iA0easaQ9. Other articles nominal
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Nd. Narea i4.--Coton quiet mid
ding, luac. Flour steady and quisti Howard
street aud western supcr - iai2i5, 30. extra,
t3afl7J: do. family, $50: city mills super,
f23saSl60: DO. extra. SistAlj; do. Rio brands.
SL75at5: PRtApsc0 sIperlatiys patent $3.50; DO.
family, si.l5. Nlest--Seuteern nrm aud quiet;
rod 9is9ic.; amber, glilsc; western nominal
~ STEADY; No. win OF rec, spot, tsc bldi
May, 9lsglac.: Juna. Sic bl1 Corn-oouthern
Grmer; white Ge5- y e.. ; yellow. tdaHc. western
steady; mixed spot and hiarch, BOA ado April.
55ksi6hc.. Nay, o. 1884,. Oats hrmer;
southern and Pennsylvania, 36a3Oc: western
white, 4lsl2c: western mi1od, @a3pc. hyo
steady al e6a10c. lIay Grm; prime 10 choice
western, glsasth Provisions quiet and steady
Mess-pork, tla73. Buik inee's-Shoplters and
clear-ub sides packed, aad sc. Bsoon-
l2nl2kG. Lard-Rennof, CSC. Butter steady;
western packed, ise~2". creamery. 2ba3lc.
Eggs firm and quiet az 4hal5c. Petroleum
steady; refined, &c. COfee nominal; kiO car
goes, ordinary 20 fair. is4aiic. sugar firm
aud guist; A soft, exc; cSpper-ro1ned urn az
Iaalgc. Whisky DOminally steady aud quie, AZ
a.. 2laSl.2l freEbts to Liverpool per steamer
dun AID aOminal-cottOn, I-Oi.. hour, per ton,
-; grain easier at ;. a..
CHICAGO
C.rr.ao March IL-Cgsh auofatons Uera.
Flour stsady and unchanged. No. spring wheat
75sa75c. No. red, sltsc. No. corn. 50s a5O,.c.
No oats g.c. Me-s-pors, sis.O3. Lard,
s7.62HaSl1A short-rih siaes loOsel, so;
shoulders (boxeN, t0ai6i0: shorI-cleer sides
(bo1edl, f165ST.,0.
Leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
RIDDLEBERGER TALKS.
HAS SHERMAN REPUDIATED TIE LIT
TIE VIRGINIA "BOss"i
John S, Wise and the Republican Ticket
Senator Vest end Ingalls-Pertsnal
Notes
IRON Oar Regular Correspondent

fCrom Oar Regular Correspondent
WAsuvaroN, March Il. Senator Rid
dlebcrRer, VINO has been confined to tho
house since Saturday. was in his seat IN
the senate to-day, and reported favor
ably from the Committee on Naval Al
fans bin appropristiug S3,742 to the
A.bcmatlc ana Oh, sspeake canal in pay
mcnt of a claim Tor tolls on naval
vessels which passed through the canal
from January. 1864. 10 July, 1856. He
does not pat any faith in the report that
Senator sherman is willing 20 have John
:. Wise placed up0n the ticket with
him rs the Chicago convention.
lie SAYS. "Mr sherman ought 10 know
bo'tcr than 20 he willing 90 accept on his
ticket a man who was 81 badly beaten III
Virginia when hc ran for Governor.
puUr 90 that election We bad carried the
State for two legislatures and for Cover
nor Cameron. SO the time we had the
election machinery all iu our own hands,
80 taqt We were sure Of a fair election,
Vet iliI Lee hcatJOLn " Use l6,UlO votes.
] hardly think Mr.. sherman would
want 10 carry That load. In fact
7 have heard recently that Mr. sherman
has written letters % Virginia rcpuii-
at.nc Malone and denying that lac has
ANY connection with him. do not
know as vt whether this Is so, but
soon shall know.
have 10 on the best authority that a
serious effort is being made TO have the
county of Alexandra retrocedcd from
The state Of Virginia 10 the United
States Petitions are beng circulated
10y leading men IN the community, ask
in Congress TO provide for It's Gune1a-
ton 70 tie District OF Columbia.
The scheme Is not new one,
but those who have taken hold Of 1t now
seem 10 he in earnest. and are sanguine
OF success Tho chief ground OF the pc
tiilon is The unwli,iuencsso Oh the SuOScn.
beers a. submit 70 the heavy taxation
which they say is imposed upon them To
support ami educate the largo negro
population IN and around Arlington. As
the Government placed them there the
petitioners think IT ought to bear the
burden, and believe It would do 90 u the
county was included m the district.
No petitions have rs yet Decn pre-
scented bat they are being prepared
and circulated Whether the United
States would be wiling 90 have Alex
andna county incorporated IN the Dis
trict Is very doubtful, bat 1t is extremely
Improbable that the state 81 Virginia
would cons no 10 another dlsmem-
herment Doubtless, ln ni1ition 10 the
reasons Signed. tne petitioners thlhh
That the extension OF The District INES 10
Include Them would ne followed by a
liberal expenditure OF Federal money III
lmIroyemtutsaud corresponding boom
IN real estate.
/ understand that Senator Vest, who
has returned 90 the CITY. does not intend
g make any reply to Mr. INGALLS,. lie
says: "Biackbun faycd him and
don't care - ub the salt iu.' II he
slhero- TO THIS resolution 1t Will he O
great disappointment to many Demo
cra... who. like tine Dipatch, have
been waiting 10 see the Missouri Senator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
FINANCIAL.
EZw YORK. BALTIMORE. AND SIca
MosD STOCK IxcgAHGEA
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. Tooaeea TAR
pcntins, Rosin. Tar. and
PeArut Narkst1
nv ,.,eor,nb - N. plsp,,cn.I

NV YORE, March H-Ths stock msrtes
opened strong on London Ddying. After mo nrss
hour the bears made fierce attack on Tie whoie
market aud a number u damaging rumors were
put IN circulation. The market closed strong on
bght business Tho loan crowd shows good -,
msnd for stock and short interest large Ia all
prominent shares. Business ON the exchanges
continues 20 show The effects Of the storm. 10
orders have boen received from any Vt the do
nestle centros. Sales 10000 snares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
RICHMOND TOsAcCO MAPKEr.

MARCH IL. lNN<
Tho tobacco market shows nothing special n
interest to-day. Manufacturers seemed looking
around. and a few sales reported Tho weather
wa 80 harsh but few samples vere offered on
Change, aud auctions almost nominal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
WeStern Union dividend.

(By telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, March 1.-The Western
Union directors have declared a quar-
terly dividend Of J. per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
FIre an ohio.

COLUMBUS. ONO, March l3.-lhe main build
ing and works Of tho Buckeye Buggy Company
located In Tho northern part OF The city, were
burned tonight. The building was ~ by 10
feet ami seven stories high. Tho total loss -
about $4,000: Insurance, $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15

fBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 1.-THE long and
Stubborn strike OF the Reading employees was
onicially declared on tonight by a convention
Of delegates representing local assemblies In
tho Reading employees convention, and tho
men we're given the right 70 apply for their old
positions as individuals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
lRAIN AND correr ExcEAxag.
s,tvsprPosrrn IN sucsrr,uv

III IIUNU, NITI| 10 -
sALgs REPORTED TO sscRErAgy
WHgAr-Whlte, 81 bushels gohl az e5c 70
bushels fair az Q9' IsnKherry. 90 bushels very
good 40 sec. Shorthcrry. 33 bushels good az %
II bushels fair At s.. Total sales OF wheat IA
baaheis
CoRN.-whlis, 80 bushels primo on private
terms.
OArs.-Mlxed, 1900 bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15

NEW YORK. March IA number OF ocean
steamers have been lying 81 quarantine two
DAYS, unable 20 como up the bay 10 their piers
They report rough weather outside.