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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-26
~ VENTURE.


oh sALE.-A 2-SToRY BRICK
AND t .3s,g IN Hrst-class order; has 7 rooms
collar hWt AMI cold water, with heater in
az An olAce. a. Il. NERNoS. " ma7-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
THE NEWS OF maNcnEsTKR
nr. Purdy and Miss stein Married
To Have n Banh, &c.

Mr. J. II. Purdy, q we'll known young
businessman Of Richmond, and Miss Louise
stein, the only daughter Of Mr.. NJ. Stein. OF
this city, were married 1t the Presbyterian
church here Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Rev. j. G. Hall offcated and DIR. Kirk Mat
thews presided at the organ. The ushers
were Messrs. John Winfree, George Woods,
A. Stephan. and W. y. Klase. Mr. Purdy
aud bis pretty young bride left via York
River route for Baltimore and other northern
cities.
Manchester IL 10 have a bank, something
the want OF which has long been felt by our
businessmen. hr. Arthur l.. Adamson Il
the leading -pirit IN the undertaking. over
$4,000 have been subscribed % the capitsl
stock, and IL Is expected that this sniount
will be increased to near $4,000.
Next Tuesday the City Council will meet
the City Engineer 10 examine the protles OF
the streets on which grades have not YET
been established. The Guy Engineer has
prepared these pro6les, and the Council viii
M q body view the streets on which The new
grades will he made.
Mr.. }. X. Perdue. the superintendent OF
the sunday school OF the Central Methodist
church, has been presented by the officers
and c,chsrs With handsome gold-headed
cane az an evidence Of the high esteem IN
which be Is held.
Mr.. James b. Rountree snd wife have lets
for Canals. which place they will make their
future home. Ills brother wine, VINO was
reported very III. Is greatly improved.
Water connection at the city JAIL having
been made the new jail will be ready ior oc'
cupancy ina few days. There are now ten
prisoners in the old jail.
Mr. Peter II. Hooe, OF Cumberland county,
Is visiting relatives in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13

pAyfs.-Died. February r. 1870 at go A. NJ,
8. TUCKER DAVIS, In tho forty-se'enlh yearef
his age. ..,,...
fanerai At 10 O'clock A. n. wRDSEs DAY from
1924. corner Eighteenth and Main streets. friends
and acquaintance invited 10 attend.
DAyIs.-Died, from congestion Of tho lungs az
2aOA. 81. on Monday. llih instant, JVhS u.
DAVIS. In tho SEVENTEEN year OF MS age
Funeral services from his late residence, on
hechanicsyilie turnpike. TWO miles rom mo
IN. ..
Baltimore papers pleaSe copy "
LYONa-Died, at his mothers residence, No.
aD5 south FIRST street, Tuesdeys February *,
$50 AZ g.l5 A. ~. WILLIAM d., Youngest son OF
Mary aud The late Tbo.aes Lyons. Ia lie Iweniy-
second year Of bis age.
May hi. soul rest In peace. Amen.
We miss thee at home. oh We mise thee;
HoS much human hearts cannot tell
II Is hard, on, 80 hard, 70 DO parted ,
From dear one We have treasured 50 vel
Yet again we hope 70 meet thee,
When the days OF earth arc ned;
And may 10y in Heaven greet thee.
Where no farewell tears arc shed
Funeral from sArroi Heart church iIuRsDAY
MORNING, February li,h, a. 10 O'Clock, WITH
requiem mass.
NINTER-Died, February lith. about u
O'Clock. WILLIAM PAIN slNTGk. infant, aged
flfteen days. son Of Mary K. and Charles ". Aim
tor. 49,,
dence u tho late John '. Aintsr, NO iD sess
Marshall street
sEaLRR. Died, Tuesday. February ~, fssa,
between and 8 +. a., at his residence.
Twenty third and Main streets, HAIRY SEh-
LRR; aged thlrty-six years.
Funeral THURSDAY. February Nth, st Y.
N. from his late residence. fiisnas ana ae-
dusintanccs IN yttsd 70 attend. 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
VIII 10 Allowed Bali lin So coo.

Police. Justice Crutch1eld having declined
10 allow bail in the case OF Thomas Hewlett
(colored) who ia now In jail awaiting trial
on the charge OF shooting ct Mr.. Jones,
conductor on the electric-csr line, Win ln'ert
10 Kill, the prisoner was taken before Judge
Samuel 3. Witt. Of the Hustipgs Court. yes
terday afternoon at ) o'clock on writ OF
habeds corpus. which bad been granted by
the judge IN the forenoon.
Only Two witnesses were examined for the
prosecution, when Commonwealth Attor-
ney spotswood said that he would rest The
case, and suggested 10 The Court That while
bail might be allowed. the sum should be
fixed At least as high as $4,000.
Messrs. Allan aud Lewis, counsellor lle~-
lett. thought this amount entirely too nigh,
but Judge Witt said he regarded the case as
a very serious one and be would not grant
lighter bail unless new aud different evidence
we're introduced.
Counsel said they were not prepared 10
give this amount yesterday, but they VIII
endeayOr 70 get the bondsmen to-dav.
The Rev. Payne and the mother OF the ac-
cused were in court while the matter was
under consideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13

Are The GeruEns at samoa Re
spOnstbiO

by telegraph TO the Dispatch
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, February l2.-Cap-
tain Lcary, who commanded the United
sides man.oi-Uar Adams At Samoa, and to
whose prompt action il ascribed the failure
~ the Germans to make open war on the
natives until after his departure, has learned
since his arrival here mat important letters
were addressed 10 him Nv kcar-Admifal
Kimberly and by The state Department
which failed 10 reach him, but that other
mail matter sent at the same time and one
ordering him TO cruise n other waters did
reach him. He is now instituting inquiry
as 10 the failure 20 receive his mails. Tue
nost.oGce At AHA IS 10 the hands OF Ger
mans. and all mail matter, whether addressed
10 officials or private parties, - handled ~
them. The mails are carried from here by
oceanic steamers aud dropped at the island
Of Tutuila, where they are taken on board
bv a German schooner FOR Apis, sixty milts
distant An American man-oi-war took all
the official mail from Apia 10 meet the steanl-
err at Tutula on her vas TO san Francisco IN
order 10 prevent the possibility OF the Ger
mans tampefiug with tue mails. At the re-
ouest of Americans on the Islands many OF
the letters which went on the steamship Ala
mazda we're enclosed In envelopes addressed
Ia the American Consul at Iutulla. COM
plaint has frequently been made that the
mail intended Tor American citizens at Apla
has been delayed, and at times aHoge'her
Withheld by The German authorities. Csp-
tain Leary is prosecuting an inquiry "hc-
Their bis Official mail was tempered "lIn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
RICaM0ND TOBACCO MARKET

FEBRUARY IL, 1879.
The inspections Of West Virginia tobaccos To-
day were larger than the oferings, the quality
OF some being TOO poor 10 offer al present mar
kot Tho better grades were offered a. auction,
OF which II packages were taken In, II sold with
3iSc. highest hid, 2jJ<c. highest sale, and $500
lowest salo made These offerings we're tho
beat STOCK on hand hero. Receipts are very
light. grades commoner. market stronger on all
classes Ole tobacco showed real lifo with gene
raj trading. Good demand for old wrappers,
filters. aud ell grades Of bright. with several out
side orIers for cOmnon Alters. For the latter,
sound old stock around Be. 81 very scarce. seye-
eral small lots OF new Burnley have lately
changed hands.
The next issue OF the Sgutheyn 7obaeeonfst and
ManUfas,tTsrs Recorder will be Issued from
Richmond, Va, hessrA Dibreii and Hackney.
editors This city has never hal weekly to-
barco paper heretofore. Durham, n. c.. from
whence the above paper has been published,
has alone enjoyed the publication Of two such
pspers. 90 that this Is = transplant and not an
increase IN tho number Of such. Such papers
have = distinct sphere, differing from and not OPP
posing the daily tobacco news Indispensable
10 many lobaccOni3ts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
SGNATOR KENSA.
HIS Chances seem 20 BE on the De-
cline
Ispecial telegram to Tho Dlspa,chl

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON. w. VA, February I2.--ssn.
ator Kennl returned from Washington this
morning HIS friends state that his visit
there was II private nature and had
nothing 10 do with the rumOr that President
Cleveland contemplated appointing him 10
the supreme bench OF the district. He Is
quoted o. saying that he expects no APP
poiDtiye office Whatever BE this rs il NAV,
his prospects 10 succeed himself IN The
United STATES Senate seem 10 be diminish
ing dolly. To-day two more desertions
were inside from biz ranks, the deserters
being senator Arbuckle and Delegate Sgden-
striCkeT. OF Greenbrier. lie received thirty
three votes against tbirty.seyen for Coz and
nine scattering. six OF vhich were Demo-
cratic votes and the remaining tlTce the
Union Labor members. The three Union
Labor members are reported TO have held
very harmonious caucus this evening, at
which they decided to supper Writ Il.
Neale the remainder OF the week. There
seems % he 70 probability OF an election be-
fore the session closes and as IL is generally
believed that Golf intends to qualify a.
Governor. il IL quite probable that when the
Arb Of March arrives Two appointments will
be made-one by Governor Wilson and one
nv goa. The senate being Republican will
likely recognize COTS appointment, which
will be Qu0si recognition OF him az Gov
cnOr, and it will be difficult to predict when
the complication will end.
The senate q. day passed by vote OF l3
to 10 the resolution OF the House requesting
the Senators and Representatives OF the
Stste 10 endeayOr TO secure the passage OF =
bill granting = pension 10 All soldiers of the
lste war who had been cOnhnet In southern
prisons. But little else Of general Interest
was done except that Senator Geitlnger
offered the following resolution, which, I'M
der the rules, lies over for one d9y:
Whereas IL Is Of vital importance thar The
position Of this state with reference 10 the
settlement or payment Of her portion On ANY,
Of the debt Of the old state should be properly
understood therefore
ResOUed. That il Il The sense OF this Legis-
lature that this State "a and has ALWAYS been
ready and willing upon the proper statement
OF the account to pay sn equitable proportion
OF The same, II anything shall be found due
from West Virginia.
By unanimous consent the folio wing reso-
luton was offered by Senator Morris, which
also lies over for ono day:
Resolved, That it is the sense Of the Senate
81 the State OF West Virginia that this lie
gisature should IN no wise consider the Viz.
cinia-debt question or receive any PROPOSE
lion 10 purchase any part or all OF the So
called certificates issued by Virginia as this
States part Of the debt d Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
AGAIxBr COUPONS.
visit or tho Governor ana Mayor EI-
tyson 60 LynchburG.

Especial telegram 10 the Diepatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA, February l2.-Ihe anti
coupon meeting lastnight has been The theme
OF conversation all over the city to-day, aud
there is no doubt hut tho visit OF Governor Lee
and Mayor EilysOn has brough, The people
TO tho sense Of danger they had not thought
al before, and will have = good ELECT. some
OF those who attended the meeting last night
and endorsed the resolutions have paid their
taxes in coupons every year, and would no
doubt have continued to do so.
The United states Court Will meet Dere on
the 10Th Of March.
w. .. Atwood, Of StonIng'on. Conn, IL
in the city, aud after inspecting several sites
decided to locate large satisfactory mere.
He will 20 70 work Immediately on the
building. lie claims his factory viii employ
800 bands.
The highest price vet paid Tor lana near
the CITY IL that for the Hughes properly,
three miles from The corporate limits. Iwen'
ty-fjve thousand dollars was paid TOT iotty'
two acres. Other large sales are reported
General Rosecranz, president OF the WASH
ington Zinc works, arrived here this morn
ing, aud has been prospecting ior sue ior
the works. Stockholders are holoing "a
meeting tonight, and It Is said Ihey VIII
erect the works Immediately.
The Bank Of Bedford, located IN Liberty,
closed It's doors tins morning ana suSpeuuou
payment. So far as known ibe DanAs VI 'niS
city do not lose anything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13

be- supplied with COPIES Of the minority re.
port Tor their assistance IN preparing MI
ncrity report I: they should decide to make
one.
In executive session Of the Senate this az
ternoon Senator Plumb, from the Committee
90 Agriculture iavOrably reported the noml.
nation Of Norman j. Colman, Of Missouri. 10
be Secretary % Agriculture. Objection was
made by a Republican Senator 10 the con-
sideration ri this time, and The Democratic
senator then objected TO a discussion OF The
nomination, ana under the rule It went over
until the next executive session, 10 y uh-
dtrttood the nom lusiion will be confirmed,
however, when Il again comes before the
Senate.
The nominations OF Assisiant-Secrttary-
oi'the- Treasury Thompson TO be Wiser
wee Commissioner In place oi bdgerion,
removed, and Of First-Assistant'Pcstm
General Stevenson 20 be Judge OF the SUI
preme Court OF the District OF Columbus will
be subject 10 general rule adopted by 4
majority OF the Senate respecting political
nominations. The obIection TO Stevenson
u sald TO lie In the fact that bis nomination
Is IN violation OF the Republican platform
concerning territorial Offices that they shall
be filed by residents. The sppolntee in this
case IL not considered as coming within the
meaning OF the word. II tue Republicans
continue 90 hold tbis position II means the
| appointment Of a Washington lawyer 10 the
bench. Thompson Is objected 10 on the
score oi extreme offensive partisAnsbip 10
the south Carolina elections.
Computations made by the Treasury De-
parimeut % 10 the probable effect on the
revenues OF the tariff Dill and Senate amend
melts have been made public. They show
that the House bill would reduce col ectiOns
| from customs $50. $50. 3i5, and from internal
revenue SI7.61O.23i. or q total reduction OF
revenue u tGl,9G0, SO. The bill a. amended
| by the senate would reduce the customs col
/ iectiOus SlS,976.SS7 and inicnal-reyenue
receipts S53,01j, $50, or sf7.sS2,GG7 In the
aggregate. The average al valorem rates
under the oXisiiag law Is 4G 81, under the
House bin II would be 42.3s, and under The
! Senate bill 4G.
The President to-day nominated Samuel
NJ. Adams TO be postmaster at Troy, AIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13

J. IT. VALENTINE. 1890 A. NJ, orockery, glass
and pl0terare.
SAMPSON. CRAWFORD & CO. 10 \ NJ, trus-
tees eslo q valuable roal and personal pro
perry in Manchester.
JAMES b. ELAN, go p. W.. two moiern-con-
structel frame dwellings on east Clay street.
y. ". BOWIE. 0 Z. ~, house and lot on west
BrOld street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., p. ~. trustees
sale Of modern detached brick residence on
west Grace street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
CAPE CIIARLEA
True BIiis-GuanO Destroyed by tIre.
rsne.isl telegram to the Dispatch.l

rSpecisl telegram 70 the Dispatohl
FAsTyILLE, Va, February l2.-The grana
fnrv Of tins county met Yesterday ana iounu
Irue bill against Samuel Roane Ter having
frcd store building in Cape Charles IN
January last and one against j. j. Running,
owner OF the building, as accessory before
the fact and with the intention TO deTaua
The Virginia Fire aud Marine Insurance
Comnary, of Richmond. Ex-Judge Fltehel
sppeaI ed in court for The accused ana naae
q motion that their trial be continued UNI"
the March term, which was granted,
Another fire occurred in Cape Cbarles u
dav or two ago which entirely DESTROYED ono
of the large oyster houses OF hon. NllIi, ,ll
l. scott. II was comparatively new oullu.
Ing. being snly one year old aud COST ABOUT
g. 600. Ii bad not been used for any puI'
nose This season, but on the morning OF tne
sre larse quantity OF Rusne was oelhg
stored in il. At the time the IRE broke on.
shout forty tons had been stored; upon
wnich an insurance OF $1,000 had neen
nlsced but few hours previously 10 the VI.
einis FIRE and Marine, OF Richmond. About
three fourths OF tie guano was destroyed
There was no insurance upon the building
The fire was caused by an oVer.heAted stove
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13

Robert Mantell win give three perform
ances Of Noubsrs atthe Theatre, commencing
Friday evening,
In the fitlc-I0e Of this interesting play
Mr.. Mattel has been remarkably successful
throughout the country, and he is reported
to be doing paying business.
4 feature of these performances will he
the stage seuiug Of The ply, which i' to DO
q fqc sim 10 oi the New York city presenta-
tion, and the company is the same as ap-
pearcd III that city last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
New Orleans Races.

fBy toIegTApn % no D1'FH'-.'
NEW ORLEANS, February l2.-Ihe track
was heavy TO day, but the weather was hne
and the attendance good.
Eirst race bali mile-Lord Grosvenor
won: Breakdown second, Dan heeks third.
second race-iour and halt furlougs-
Ton 20 the Morning won; Florin second,
stuart third. Time. l:lJ4.
Third race--Gve eighibs OF mi'e-Elec-
tricify won: Jim ID. second, Lord Grosyenor
third. Time. i:l2i.
Fourth race-three quarters OF mile
pedlesf won; McMuruy second, Castlllian
third. Time, l:2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
pe0cteDcv RtII.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, February 12.-The House
Committee on Appropriations to-day re-
O ,or,ed 10 the House the general deficiency
bin. being the last OF the reeuar apnuai sl,-
preparation bills except the Ioais 30 S os'
The deficiency bill calls for sl4S ,ts ISL
The principal items are: For lnNanu anu
Mexican pensions, $1,000, 900; ral"a! na''
service. "r VICE q COZ 52s; compensation TO post
masters sSOO coo; paw OF special dsp1ty
. 1850. On congressional elections, Sl2+,-
GOO: marshals' fees, sOO,VVV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
rne New Gunboat.
.n- 80. ..,ar.snn % he plspalch.l

THV feleF-Hpl 70 wv 11H7f''--.I
rur.. February l2.-The new
Full Yorktown left Cramps shlp.yard
eeupo a,r,ng and steamed down the Dels-
tols n Ter for her final trial t1p in the ocean
wns , Fully coaled and oallasted With
,.d md iron equivalent TO the burden OF
!s. v $50 when Der eleven guns are on board
w w exhibited draueht OF thirteen feet and
,oer inches forward and fifteen feet and TWO
s,.bes Aft.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13

&c. western Whit, aass4c Rice nominalfy
steady az tsasnc. Hay duh: prime N cnoscs
timothy. tiessis.sn Provisions aSiet snd steady.
Mess. pork. siAs0 suik-mcss Qoose.--s heuiasrss
1885, loog-ciear ant cioar-rib. f.2S Sugar.
picked shoulders. $40 sazar.cufsd ssnossd
shoulders. 1870 hama. sissi9oo. Lsrd--ks1ned.
SIC. Buttcr--Bcst arm, medium steady se<t
ern packed. Issesc beet roll Isafsc.; cream
cry. S2aSs. Sess arm al issi4He Pstrolsum
quiet; reAned. id.ao. Coffee nrrni Mo csrsocs
fsr. IKE. Sugar nrrn: A soft $40 Whiskey
very nrm- Frelghs TO Liverpool per steamer
very irm; coffin. 7-s,d.: ersin. per uasnel.
3ka5<c.; corn for orders. - 3de5< "a. he
ceipts--floar, 400 barrels; corn. $4,000 bush
els, rice. 100 bushels: wheat 5000 ousnss:
oats, 800 bushels. sbpmenis--Fiour, LOO bar
rels sales--Whoat 2.0oo bushels; corn. $4,000
busnelS
cRicAgn
cHrcisa February II The cash quotations
veres Flour IN better demand aud i0ais;.
higher. No. spring wheat and No 2 red vness,
$i.Ddkaf c5yk. Corn. 4kc OATS. e51c. heta-
PORK. sii.S7H ssii.b0 Lard. &S7H. snortrioA
b. sSsf60o; shoulders, sayDats; short-eiesr,
40 e5as6g.N. Whiskey. fi.01
The Leading futures ranged a. foltogs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
NEW YORK srocx MARKET.

NEW YonK. February i2--The bears had an
other inniuR In the stock malket today aud
everything yielded. al bough The only marked de-
clincs were in Gran,ecs, which are stu ths most
vulnerable spot 10 no LIST Burlington was
special object Of attack. Other Changers were
soon affected by tho persistent selling OF Bur
nngtop. In which he dealings we're accompanied
by considerable excitement aud one after an
o,her sagged OF. thu movement Ia North scst
being the most marked Union Pacific suffered
q relapse rad other stocks which have been
specially strong OF late followed. Attacks upOn
the LIST lasted almost until tho delivery hour,
when they ceased. and with steady ouying for
long account ard the heavy covering Of shorts
pat out earlier In tne day thero was sharp rally
and most OF the ust egal1 apprOximatod the
opening aggres CottoB-oll be anne a marked
feature toward toe close aud sold up atoye any
price formerly attained. reaching 50 Tho total
business Wa 1900 shafes san Francisco pre-.
felred sold st61s N lhe forenoon aud - The only
stock showing u marked advance, It's gain being
IA. Nhiio among those Whlcn are lover Illinois
Central lost ft Burlington , }. ard Pullman =.
ESsnfsg. -ExcnsnEe duu an steady NJ 4sSsa
so. Honey easy 40 1sG@ sub Treasury ba-
lances Cold. gij1ff'o0 currency. SlR,slo.OJ1
GOYerumens du'i aaQ r'' ; : tor eeats, ls5 a I.
a. coupons, 1872. STATE bonas ddu and
sI'nif.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
The FruhIingsreat.

The ladie. interested 10 The Ir1hlIncs'e't
held a meeting Yesterday and are pushing
their work through vigorously. Circulars
were distributed to the members 70 send to
Their friends at 4 distance requesting d0na'
tons. Both express companies have, az
their donation 10 the Ffuhlingsicst, offered 10
transport all packages free Of expense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
Comu,,,ee on the Biii.

lBy Anglo-Amsrican cable 10 the Dspatch,l
PARIS, February 12.-ln the Senate today
Premier Floquet introduced the seraIln
ddTTOHdissensent biz and asked urgency Tor
the measure, which was grsnied.
On the proposal OF VI. de Casaolanea, nov.
withstsnding the protests OF the members OF
the Right, IL was decided that the bureau
should meet Immediately and appoint COM
miltee on the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13

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fcnsfe.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-13
Ended im disorder.

[By Anglo-Amsrican cable to the Dispatrh.l
Madrid, February IL & banquet given
by the Republican Club 10 this city last night
10 celebrate the proclamation OF the republic
OF 1878 the discussion ended in disorder.
The officers OF the club were compelled to
dissolve the meeting.