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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
EXCITEMENT IN SHIPPING CIRCLES.
The Largest Carrying Immigrant vessel
Abandoned I'm Mid Ocean.

New York, April i2.-The greatest
excitement prevails in shipping circl 3
in this CITY to-day Early this morning
cable dispatch from London 90 the
Maritime Exchange said that The lnman
Line steamer City of Chester which ar
rived at Liverpool from New York late
last night, had reported passing ahan-
doned in mid ocean on the sth instant
the Thingyalla Line steamer Danmark,
bound for from Christians and Norway
for New York. The Thingyalla Line is
probably the largest carving immigrant
line that plies between this port ard Eu-
rope. The Danmark had on hoard when
she left Christians and Norway i5r heN
York. on March 2G, six hundred and lifiy
passengers. presumably an immigrant,
including the vessels, Captain Il y.
kundren, the crew numbered forty men.
Theagents of the company donot credit
the report. Mr. Eiyc, OF the firm, has
cahled TO the London Office for further
particulars. At noon Mr.. Edye said that
nothing further had been received The
Danmark was formerly the freight
steamer Jan Rydel, of The White Cross
Line She was buiit i'm 1880 at New
Castle. Eng. and was rated in the high
es, class She wa. Of iron, brlgantlne
rieged. and bad three decks
The steamer Iceland. of the Thing
valla Line. which left Copenhagen four
days later than the Darmafk, and is due
here tonight, will probably bring some
intelligence of the disaster
The steamship Elder reached her dock
shortly after / o'clock this afternoon.
She did not see anything of the Dan
mark so answer 10 lhe cable sent hy
Nessrs Funch. Fdye s. Co. io London
and Copenhagen bad been received ai D
O'Clock this afternoon. The excitement
il still very intense, and the agents aie
losing hope
NEW YORK. April le-The steamer
Britannia. which arrived from Liver
pool to-day brought no news of lhe
wrecked steamer Danmark. The Br.i-
tannic encountered heavy weather and
part of her bridge was carried away hy %
sea during a heavy uorihwesierIy gale
ON Saturday. She brings liO cabin and
go stecrage passengers.
sCoPExmAGEN, April l2-The steam
ship Danmark, which was sighted hy ihe
British steamer City of Chester in %
sinking condition ON April g in latitude
G5a north. longitude 80 west, carried
4J9 passengers from here.
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NEW YORK. April 12-judge Wallace
I'm the United States Circuit Court to-day
handed down his decision in the case 80
the application of the Western Union
telegraph Company, for apcmaneni in.
junction restraining the subway hoard
of electrical control from Interfering
with iis poles and wires An order wu
be entered. denying an injunction and
yaca'ing the stay heretofore granted "a.
respects the removal Of the complainant.
poles and wires from the streets. and
granting an injunction against amy inier
ference by the defendants with the com
plainants use of the structures ot athe
Manhattan Railroad Company for opera
tom
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The above property 90 boz sold consists OF
large md connexions Hotel. recently built
" 90 ib ucd room hand ome furuisned ffOu
I tOp tO bottom with new furnitdre, hot ano
cold baths. electric bells, etc. and tetutIfu
Cottage just opposite. containing 20 rooms
7 complete u cNoiY appointment The HOT
Was lullt Uy Che iiln Ar Land ami Improve
meuf Company. in connection with the do
NtlOrmenf OF the all cen property, at cO II
OF about s2jeO. AMI was furnished at an add
tiOnli c'sf OF about 5000. The double Cot
/ tage Wdsa4 built los them Tor tine same pur
posc. at further CO 81 oi about 'W0. hut 70 q.
expected that the purchaser at this sale VII
realize q handsome bargain ys the sale viii ht
uifhOuf limit r1eserAc. The Hotel ground.
I front lNU feet hy 500 feet. and are bounded hi
/ tine right of way of the Richmond ami Dan
ViNo railroad. BuiOrd street, Chesterfield
/ avenue and the projection %. MclAe street
/ The Cottage grounds front 100 feet hy 20o feet
"a Chestefhe q avenue. The Hotel ana Cot
/ tagr Will Boz SD d separately
The grouu94 around the Hotel are Nerl
tasfetully lana 30. beautiful ana shady, There
have been recently erected near the Hotc
more than dozen handsome private cottages
owned hos gentlemen who spend the summer
months there, which aids much TO the So
clcty.
" B0n-Ah" rs several hundred feet above
the level Oi Richmond and Us known lHr AuH
/ wide as "a perfectly healthy place. The ~
mo-phere i- cool and refreshing, and lt- prON
/ unity tO the pine forests of Chesterfield makc'
/ d. MT only an attractive resort, but a peiltc|
sanitarium.
THIS sale offers Nfst class opportunity q
am energetic, llre man who Will take h Ia of II
as the rooms are filled each season by guests
who apprcc ate the many advantages VI th'
place.
Being so near Richmond. which Is one OF the
best markets in the world, there - no rea on
why this pmco should not bo the most rdiua
bic of its kind on the market. a n can ca.
silly Boz made u winter as well a3 summer re
sort. There are regular trains from hchmon.
morning and evening for the accommodated
OF guests
Parties desiring further Information vii
write 20 the auctiOuoefs. Train VIII leave
Richmond from Richmond ana Danyile depO
at 1920 o'clock, returning In afternoon on dal
/ OF sale.
TERMS; Oue-fOurth cash. the balance %
/ fyo equal instalmCnt5 payable m one, two
three i0ur ana i've years, D tes 10 te giyei
with interest payable semi annually rn1 go
cured hy deed Of trust on the property ant
the buil iings aud furniture % he Kept iully
insured. FkANh ID. III Ill n Co.
au It'd AuctiOnccrs.
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Ofioo OF Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner main"na
Eleventh Streets.
The Par Value of the Stock Is $1,000
Per Share.
aFcoNn ALLOrMENT Of srOCK

The Company offers 20 the public ssoD OF
IL capital stock at PSI payable $50 In cash
and fhe balance In instruments Of q per
month. with interest AZ per cent per annum
on the unpaid insialmonfs until paid. Win
right % anticipate payments.
so one will be- allowed 10 subscribe for more
than ssOD. and no person who subscribed Tor
the nrst issue can subscribe for the second al
lotment. until persons Who did not mDscribs
for the arst are supplied. II more than ssovS
should be subscribed. all subscriptions viii bo
abatcd pre- fQiq.
II any stock should be left over II viii 10
taken by the incorpon tors. and no more VIII
bo allotted by the company during the present
year.
This allotment ls made In response TO re-
quest OF many persons, who claim tnat they
hai lnsuflc ent notice of the hret 'ut~erlp-
ton and desire o. be- associated with us IN ths
development Of our property.
All money derived from the sale OF stock
will be u.ed solely for lmproy ~monts on tho
property.
The books of subscription Will t~openei AT
Il NJ and sill be closed att 2. NJ, on Wodnes
day. April 18th, ls's.
Parties buylng lots from this company aa'
intending 10 build. can borrow - per cent. or
the value OF lots aud intended improvements
at per cent. per sunum, on long time.
The company has over 25.1oo feet Ot ihs
| choicest property ia Our western suDufD''
principally on Grove avenue, Floyd Nsin'
Cary streets. ana the Boulevard. This prop's-
y was acquired At pIices Tar below the pre-
sent market value. and the purchasers OF the
stock participate in the prohtsto be derived
from the enhance Value Of the lots.
All shares OF stock issued by this company
are registered oy the State Bank OF Virginia.
JAMES III. DOOLEl President
GEO. ]. ROGERS, Secretary
zap 7-lmol
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RUSSIA'S RULER.
~. Petersburg silent in Regard To ths Al
tempt 10 Assassinate the C7nr.

u. Petersburg silent in Regard to iha a.
tempt 20 Assassinate the car.
L0vD0N. April 1.-THE report That an
attempt has been made tO assas5lnaie the
Car has been neither conifadiclei non
confirmed. but il IS remembered thal ih,
attempt 10 kin the Emperor and family
bv blowing up the railway train ai
Borki. was not officially reported until
the details had been known ail over Eu-
r0pe. outside OF Russia. for "a fortnight
and consequently. in the absence OF al
Official information about the present at
tack. the report is widely credited
The general features upon which all
the reports agree are, that ON sunday
night last % dynamite bomb exploded
within the Imperial palace al Ga'china
that Ills Majesty was injured, and il.a'
Am officer of the guards was wounded ai
the same time The reports were -u'h
ciently credited yesterday 20 cause gems
eral depression In the continental mar
kets
In Berlin and Vienna the effect on iho
business vas especially marked, and th1
continued silence of ST. Petersburg
causes further unea-incss.
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RICHMOND. VA. SATURDAY. APRIL. b. lSS

looking very much cfest-fallen, and Mr
Harrison has doubtless made for himself
another enthusiastic opponent.
1t is stated here tonight that Mr.. llar-
rison has expressed the intention OF put
ting into office young Republicans in the
South and entirely ignoring the coorei
people ard those politicians who for
years have been the bane Of that section
OF the country. This is one reason why
he is not making any hurry 20 fill the
Federal positions within his gift
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VOL. III-NUMBER 932.

The " Daily 'EimcS " will,
n soon "a pr3cttCahkc.
move its entire plant and
Office 90 the first iO0r Os
flc large and COmraOdi0u~
building no. 90f Fast ysa:n
street. recently occupied
bs Rssu. Mitchell a 60.
sgaSing added largely 10
the fOrsncT outfit. tsac
" Daily Times - now pre-
pared tO fuEiii all thc re-
Quisitcs Ofa i've. progress
iyc newspaper.
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Action of the Comnis-ieHeF OF Pensions
Reversed.

WAsalyoTos, April - -Assistant-
SECRETARY Busy has rendered q decision
In tbc case of Nancy Brooks, mother Of
Isaac ID. Brooks, Company il, Thirty
sixth Ohio Volunteers reversing the ac-
ton of the Commissioner of Pensions.
The soldier was drowned while bathing.
and the claim of bis mother for a de-
pendent pension was rejected by the
Pension On.ce'on the ground that the
soldier did not meet his death in the line
of his duty Assistant Secretary Bussey
holds that he did.
The evidence shows, be says, that
Brooks was bathing ia creek and acci.
dentallg got beyond his depth and wa-
drowned before his comrades could help
him There was no cOntributory negli-
geuce on the soldiers part At the time
the soldier in bathing was carrying ont
an army regulation requiring him u
keep himself in a cleanly condition, and
the season OF the year rendered bathing
i'm the creek the most natural, reasonable
and practicable method OF complying
with said orders,
Assistant secretary Bussey, therefore
holds that Brooks died while in the line
OF duty. and gives his mother a pension
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party down The Arkansas river TO within
len miles of the northeast corner OF the
country, and then strike across and get
there before the crowd As the railroads
refuse TO haul freight, the ilat-boal
crowd will carry their own goods. Biii
says the river is nayigablc and a public
right of way. The scheme has created
considerable excitement here. The mill
tary has no jurisdiction, as the river
can DE used for hoaiing purpose5.
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WAsmNoToS. ID. c., April 12-Cap-
tain Walker, keeper of The quarantine
station no Cape Charles, Chesapeake Bay
reports % the Marine Hospital Bureau,
that early on the 9Th instant The schooner
Lucy Luce, of Norfolk, Va, Captain
Scoii. and the schooner II Bosnian, Cap
tain vs. Boaz of the same city were
washed ashore All hands aboard were
saved. An unknown sioop cap.iled just
oil the Cape. but owing 10 ihe fury oil
the aale assistance could not Doe rem.
dered The damage To- the Government
Hospital is estimated at $1,000. Captain
Walker. who has been in charge of The
station for ,ho past five years, says % was
The most terrific storm that ever visited
Cane Charles
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NEW YoER. Aptil l2-Ihe business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during the last seven days as report
Ell by telegraph TO Il. G. Dun 8 Co., the
mercantile agency. to-day Friday num-
Der for the United states PIP, and for
Canada q. or total 230 aa against "a
total of 222 last week aud 2lO the week
previous T. the last For the correspond
ing week OF last year the figures were
22a. made up of POO failures in the
United States and - in Canada.
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AplSASTROrs FIRE.


FLAMES Destroy Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars Norih of Property.
Nrw Non6 April i2 Fire started at
: o'clock th's morning ln ihc luie planet
mills. on President street near lloyt
Bro0hlyn 10 i-a large brick building
owned hy Buchanan N LyaI and sereui
hundred men We employed in it Three
alarm. were sent 0uf. and it seemed as ~
the entire factory would Dee destroyed
The.Ml0Ic of South brooklyn VAS lii up
hv fho flamos making pcc'1cie of inn
u0siu- magnitude and iI.iliancy When
the operatives were escaping from the
building the scene Nas most exciting
There were two hundred men and girl-
employed there go night and about three
hundred iu the dav time The hair on
the heads of three of tle girls
was entirely burned on so narrow
VAS their escape Opposite the iuic
factory is fhc tobacco factory OF ihr
same drm Buchanan g. Lyail. and close
t0 that i. naf house four stories high
belonging to Nr ID w Mte The occu-
pants fled in great alarm There Were
eight families of them The boilers OF
the iuic min exploded soou aiterNald
driving the immense crowd back in %
panic aul setting fre t0 thc roofs of slA
adioinnr houses About the same time
the roul ot lhe mill lcll in, sending un %
mass of flames and cinder The ncitA.
boring roofs were quickly ucluged With
water. .0 that fhe fIc scOrrlct them Dui
slightly Twelve engines Were ai work
eulcayoriue fo check the couHagrauon
TIa into factory D. totally DESTROYED
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PARIS. April l2-M Ferry delivered
an address before the National Republi-
can Association last night lie said thal
rbe election of Boulanger in The Depart
ment OF the Seine had awakened me
government and the moderaies, who did
not desire 20 have their throais cul
Their principal fault had been to allo"
thc country to believe that the govern
nent Was anarchy ia disguise. The dis
-ension among the parties had now di.
minished. and the Republicans possessed
means by which 90 yanQuish Bonlansef
lam
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WAsnINGroN. d. G., April l2-Nhen
the Armes court-mariial met this morn.
ing AT the war depot, it was announced
that Judge llubbell has been secured a.
counsel Tor Major Armes. in place OF
CAPTAIN Knox. The defendant pleaded
mot guilty" 10 the charge and IL
tbc specifications, and the after
noon was occupied in hearing wiinesse-
TO the assault on Governor Beaver and
Major Armes conduct on Inauguration
day -,
Several army officers were among the
Witnesses.
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President Harrison Intends To Take a
Trip

WAsurNeroN, D. c.. April l2.-Late
tonight IL j. said President Harrison In
tends 10 start in the morning on "a trip
down the river and bay, perhaps TO go as
far as Fortress Monroe, 10 be gone day
or two. Several members OF his Cabinet
among them Secretaries Tracey and NO
ble. Attomey-General Miller, and per.
haps Postmaster-General WanamakoI
and several other personal friends
il is expected will make up the party
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A Zig Difference.

WAsHlvGToN, d c. April ll-Ac
cordng to report received at the Navy
Department from the commandanl oi
the Norfolk nayy-ysrd. concerning the
accident To- the Pensacola caused by hen
sinking In the dry-dock, il appears thai
ihe amount of damage sustained viii moi
exceed $50. instead of SjOOoO, the amount
first reported as necessary to repair her
The Pensacola was not strained IN the
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NEWARK. y. D.. April ig-The kear-
nev min of the Clark Thread Work,
Shut down tonight The hands Were
,old That the shut down was for an indeh-
mite period. its length depending on how
long the strikers continued their rebel
lion against the 10 per cent reduction Id
Uarc. The strikers met Tonight ana
resolved NOT tO return to work no the re-
ducti0n Thchmls in the Newark mills
are uneasy. and 30 is probable that The
strike Will extend lo them in which case
there viii be Two Thousand people ON %
strike
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n..o-nnn Gnmes Ye.terday.

At Louisyilie-Louisyilles, 3; Cleye.
lands. g
Al Columbus. Columbus, e Toledos
g.
At indianapolis - indianapolis 81
MilWaukee~,
At Observation-Disclosures, 9. Pitts
bures. D. seven innings
At Brooklyn, n. Y.-Brooklyns, :
philadelphias, 4.
At Philadelphia, Pa.-Chicagos, d
All America. I
Baltimore. - Baltimore-Boston game
postponed ON account of wet grounds
Jersey City Jersey Citys- ls' syra'
cuse Stars. 4
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Dy r. r. Chamn & %.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
NO. luorth Tenth street. Richmond Va.

COMNIsSIONERS' SALE OF VA
Y RIOCs LOTS or VALUABLE REAL ~
TATEfN HfNRfto COUNTY. NEAR TIT
EASTERN SUBURBS or THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. NA.-By yirtn0 ol "A decree Of
the thtuoery Count Oi tho city Ot Richmond.
pronounced On the jd lay Of November l-9'.
.n tine cause therein depending under the short
style on &C. O'B. Cowariln. who sues for. Nc.,
against DOoicy s. Purcell. trustees a.. the
undersigned. special commissioners. VIII oncr
for sale the following PROPERTY, of wnit b
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Oklahoma nill's scheme

WICHITA, KAN. April i2.-Oklahona
Bin will leave to-day to establish can
non ball Stage line in oklahoma IRON
Gnthrie 10 Kinghsher All SORTS OF
schemes 10 get into The country before
The 92d arc being employed, and Okla
homa Bill has had four large Nat bcais
built' with which he proposes TO iiosi his
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The sixth Victim

MrNNEAPoLIs, MINN, April 12.-The
JoarAars Highmore, OAK, special says.
Mr Reddinger, another prairie fire vic
tim. died in Valley township last night.
This makes the sixth death in HYDE
county of prairie ire victims Help
from abroad has been solicited, as lhe
county cannot do the work alone. The
total loss in Hyde county alone Is $40,
, ulo
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WAsnlNGroS, d. c., April l2.-Mrs.
Mckee. daughter of President Harrison
returned 10 Washington yesterday even
ine from her Florida trip. Mrs. Mckee
enioved "a delightful trip. She was pre-
sented with young alligator while III
the land of orange groves, when mas
been safely housed somewhere about
the Executive mansion
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WAsnINGroN, y. c., April ls.-Secre
tary Noble to-day appointed The follow.
ing special agents IN the "eneral LanO
Office 10 investigate fraudulent land en-
tries " y Norton, Texas John osl
Illinois: John 5. Stdger, Nebraska
samuel A Hawk. West Virginia
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LANCASTER. PA, April l2.-George
Calder. proprietor Of The Fulton cotton
mills. has assigned. Liabilities about
$40 O0O. assets probably $4,000. The
essi.,nment is attributed TO depression N
the trade. The mill employs about 10
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A DAY AMONG The BOYS

TAXING EVERYTHING INTO ACCOUNT.
WE DON'T SUPPOSE ANY PART oP THH
CLOTHING BUSINESS II so THRILLED
WITH As BOYS CLOTHING. THE REA-
son Is EVERYBODY IMAGINEs 1T IL
EASY TO Do.
THERE ARE THE CLOTHfERS wHO
BELIEVE IN CHEAPNFss FOR BOYS.
THERE ARE THE DRY GOOD STORES.
THAT HAVE NO CHANCE TO KNOW
WHETHER BOYS CLOTHING IS GOOD OR
Not. AND GENERALLY DON'T.
TIRE THOUGHT We WANT TO IMPRESS
ON YOU WITH EARNRSTNEss is THIS.
NEARLY EVERY DAY. WEEK IN AND
WEEK OFT. THbOUGH OvR ADVERTISE
MENTs. WE INVITE YOU HERE FOR
YOUR BOYS CLOTHING. WE DO ir
KNOWING ALL ABOUT WHAT OTHER
STORES ARE DOING. DO VOC THINK
We WOULD BIZ WISE IN DOING so UN-
LESS SURE WE WERE DOING BETTER
THAN TREY.
OTHERWISE. WE ARE WASTING
MONEY WE wANTTO WIN
WHAT We WANT To HAVE UNDER
STOOD Is THAT WE KNOW THIS BOYS
CLOTHING BUSINESS THROrGH AND
THROUGH. II ISN'T ACCfi ENr WITH
Us. KNOWLEDGE Is POWER WE
MAKE ONLY THE BEST SORT WE
KNOW HOW. AND HOW TO SIZE Ir.
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CLEVELAND. O., April PA special
from New Philadelphia, Ohio, says cy-
clone struck the mining town Of Beldler
this afternoon, demOlishing six dwell
lings. William Lewis twelye-year-old
daughter was caught in the ruins and Ia
tally injured. Others were badly hurt
Particulars are meaQre.
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4 Reduction Ia Wages.

CArAsAQrA. Pa. April 1.-THE Crane
Iron Company has posted notice OF a te-
duction Of 10 per cent. in wages. AZ
three hundred men are affected. Is
believed that the men will strike Some
have already Quit work.
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BY Frank D. Hm & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
6N. Eleventh Street. Richmond. Va

DON AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
ID DOUBLE COTTAGE. ALL HAND
>OMELH FURNISHED, SITUATED Al
BON AIR. AND ONE tF TIE Mo~l
HEALTHY AND ATTRAf TIVE sUMMEi
VlELE RAILROAD. MILES FROM RICH
MoND. WILL BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION Oh
THE PREMISES on
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 2lrH. 1859.
~ 1 .,.L..L y N
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Sentence COMMITTED.

WAsnrNoroN, d. c., April l2.-Th'
President in the case of Steve Russell
Of Arkansas. convicted and sentenced tc
he hanged on the 18th instant, has com
muted the sentence 10 imprisonment ioI
life
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MEADE HArklN~.
PHILIP 4. PJ RC ELL.
Supclal Comm issiOners

Z. on. COWARDIN. WHO SUES. &C. PLAIN
TrFr. AGAINST DOOLgY. TRusrEF. AND AIS
DEFENDtNTs.-lN THf CHANCEKY COUKr Ot
THE CITY or kICHNOND.
T. Char ca ". Goddin. clerk OF said court
certify trat he bond required by the spccis
commissioners by The decree iR said cause 0i
November 3. lsss has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 18th lay Of No
vcmbtr. ls,o.
an piUtd CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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CIau. spreekIes Not In the Tru,

SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.-Claus
Spreckles. when asked to-day if he had
ioined the sugar trust, as reported IN
New York, replied Il am not in the
trust. and never will be, at any price.
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pre.ldentiai Appointments.

WAsnIYoroS, D. C., April l2.-Th'
President to-day appointed Lyman r
Knapp. of Middlebury, Vt, TO be Cover,
nor OF Alaska, and Henry ) White ol
West Virginia. United states Marshall
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NAsmNoroN. d. c.. April l2.-Fourth
class po-tmasiers were to-day appointed
North Carolina. James +. A. Maldrop'
AT Dixie Jane Potts at Dillsboro Gull
ford v Cox. Dunn
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WEDNEsDAY. Apn1L Il. lls9.
MEADE HAsKINS.
PHILIP r. PU RCELL,
Special Commissioners.
n Il lnAFrIN \ Co. AucilOncars.

c. O'B C0w4RDIy. VINO sUFs. SC. PLAIN
TTFF. AGAINST DOOLEY. TRUSTEE. AND NL~.
DFFENDASrs-lN THE CHANCEKY COChf Oh
THE CITY or RICHMOND.
|. Charles ". GooIin. clerzof the said court
certify that the bond required ~ the specis
comm ssiOucr, Dy the decree 10 SAID cause V
November .. ls.s has been duly given
Given unrer nay hand ibis 18th day OF No
yemhcr. lsoo. ,..
apli-td CHARLES W. bODDiN.
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Loss. On.luundred: housand.

NEW ORLEANS. April l2.-The loss on
The cotton and corn cargo OF the steam'
Chilian by last nights fire Will reach
800 900. The vessel is not damaged.