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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
In ueuorfun,.

The death Of CHARLES A. BALDWIN, at HIS
residence Ia this city. on the lTth instsn. aged
siKTy.three years. takes from among us anolhcf
of our honored merchants He ga. born In War
routon Fsuqgier county, vs. For moro nan
quarter OF \ csnkgry DO was cio~efy henunsi
with the wholesale trade 81 Richmond sud AIDED
% extend 10 influence aud u incrca,e Us wade
% It's present large proportions FOR nAny
years be was one o. the most scuso members o.
the wsll-knosn nrm % Gardner. Cariioa y
Baldin, then OF Baldwin a Jenkia> snd later "a
4. A. Baldvin Ito was knovn A. . man OF nixh-
est Integrity IN every walk u life. Late Ia his
business career through no fault OF his osn. no
was forced into grave compiicetons, ahd thcasa
offered an honorable compounds. no met every
obligation paying hts creditors dollar Tor dollar
al sacfi,cs Dolly known W bis nost Intimate
acouaintaacos lie retained a. Ais warmest
fvtends many who werc numbered among hts
e,etitors he had a large circle o. aoiaainianees
and his friends sers oaly hmitod oy those who
bsa tho opportunity - know and love him
There are many TO day who can recall him when
In health and susngth. Ito chAtctrfsitc.
merry twinkle Of ~ expressive eye showed Ne
bricht aud sunny nature Of the man aud his sim
Ole Christian character drew friends W him on
every slie-
lie wss q member OF TIE Prctostsns Episcopal
chur.h, Aai IN every relation Of lifs--as hasbssd,
father. ard friend-tns ,e1driis OF Affection sere
woand ciOss around bis heart. We can Al SnoEi
% 10 % such men and their places are hard % Oh
But his eHaupio urges Us W strive AMI live 70 ~
honored sfsa loved A he vaN aud ~ iAst w. -
called 70 better and eternal home X n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
NORFOLK PRANUr MAREEE

MARCH ia--Markst nominal 40 sales "a
ported to-day Prime. 81. extra. 3ac; iancy,
sHc: common. 2ha3Rc-; sheie,l. q, S5H'-
Spanish, 2Aa1c. fHcsOry baSd-pickoh. Os1<e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
A Desnerrte ChiId-Reater.


Los AYGELEs, CAL, March lS.-Consiable
Iaruishieger went 20 Garvanza village ycsier-
day To arrest an Old man named Sprague for
boating hi. little girl. SprHgue shot nRrnlrh-
feger through tho head, INJECTING a mortal
wound. and then opened Are on Deputies Nc
Cutchen aud Jones. who nal accompanied Tho
constable. Tho 'puties returned TO the city
aud gave tho alarm. Several parties then
started out 10 capture Surague One parry over
took MIN between South pHsalena and AlhGm-
bra. SprAguo tur,cd on them and fired shot
after shot az them from his revolver. The pur-
suers replied Win several volleys. Finally H.
". Patton. Registrar Of tho Land once. sue
ceeded ia heading of the fugitive and called
upon him 10 surrender. SpTague replied by
firing two shots al Patton, bOth OF which missed
Patton then shot spraFue through the abdomen
win q rine INJECTING tatal wound. Sprague ls
thought ~ have been insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

TTIN u IT'7 I|'TI7FIT7-I'T
NEW YORK. March ls-To-dny ex-Prcsident
Cleveland IA nfty-tWO years old. lie celebrated
The event by rising early and starting on his Ha-
vana "trip in company win ex-Secreiary Was
ana OK. Pustmastor-G eneral DickineOn. Mrs.
cleveland remains at the Victoria Hotel.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, March lS-Ihe OK presi-
dental party will arrive IN Jacksonville NOR
row night AZ q O'Clock. IL Is said they VIII spend
al least ten days here and that they viii fish on
me Indian river and Gulf coast and perhaps IN
me inland waters The Jacksonville Board OF
Trade. the City Council, snd The directors OF the
SUD Tropical Exposition will extend courtesles
10 the party during their stay In Jacksonville.
A. ST. Augustine they will be the guests OF IL. Al.
Flagler OF the Ponce 10 Leon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
FOUND AFrER aANY YEARS.
CurtOnS Discovery OF Notable
Painting an Indiana.

Joseph N. Taylor, Of indianapolis,
has made a curious and interesting DIS
covery. A correspondent says his
uncle, dead for many years and IN
Younger DAYS associated with y. I. Bar
mum, bequeathed his assets accumulated
in the show business to Taylors mother,
and through herthe property descended
to Taylor. Quite recently be took
an inventory, and upon unroll-
ing long map-iike canvas he
brought 10 light m oll-painting eighteen
by twelve feet in dimensions represent
ing "Christ before Plate. The can
vas was painted in 1922 by William Dun
lap, an American artist. aud was carried
about for exhibition much the same rs IS
the famous painting by Munkacsy, OF
the present day, representing n similar
scene. Tho exhibition, however, was
prior to 1888, since which time the pant
ing has been practically buried IN ooll-
Won, although the Taylor family knew
that originally it was valued very highly.
1t is labelled "Christ Rejected; or The
Trial Before POntius PLATE.
The canvas covers 1876 square feet, and
in groups and single figures are seen over
one hundred representatives., all OF them
conspicuous Biblical characters. The
scene is laid in an open court in Jerusa-
lem, with Plate, crowned with laurel,
seated on the chair OF state. Christ
stands in the foreground, with Barab-
has close ct hand. The crowd is pic
tured as demanding the release of Ba-
rabbas, while they remanded the Saviour
to crucihxion. All the characters are
lifehke. and the painting Is exceedingly
ambitious in every detail. Theodore
Steele, the artist, pronounces 1t a mas
terpiece for its day and generation.
Negotiations have been opened look
ing to its sale TO the Boston Art Museum.
TAYLOR is cndeavoring to ascertain its
history FOR the past forty years, during
which time 1t has been virtually lost to
the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
ASSISTANT sECREraRy OF STATE.
Eugene schuyler. Of the state OF New
York.

Eugene Schuyler, OF New York, nomi-
mated as Assistant Secretary OF State,
was born at Ithaca in 1910. He was
graduated OF Yale in 1850. While pur-
suing his postgraduate studies with two
scholarships that he had earned he at
tended the law school and assisted Presi-
dent Parker in bis revision of "Web-
ster's Dictionary" Later he studied law
at Columbia College and in an Office. He
practiced subsequently, but gave more
attention to literature than TO law,
and bis contributions to periodi-
Gals were frequent. lie studied the
Russian language. and in 1866 he
was made Consul to Moscow. In 1869
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

he became Secretary of Legation at
st. Petersburg, and in 1875 he was trans
ferred to Constantinople as Consul
General and Secretary OF Legation.
Mr.. Schuyler WAS appointed Consul at
Birmingham in 1878, and in 1879 he was
made Consul General at Rome. In 1880
he was appointed Charge d'Aflaires and
CoDsul-Gencral at Bucharest and when
the mission was established there he was
made Minister Resident. Since lsSZ no
has been travelling il Europe. Among
his published works are American d.
plomscy and "Life OF Peter the
Great" Mr. Schuyler WAS married in
july, 1877, in Taris, 10 Miss Gertrude
King. whose father WAS some time presi-
dent of Columbia College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MANIH 10 I0TTs
Offerings OF West Virginia bnghIs and ressm-
pied tobacco. twenty-three packages, thirteen
taken in. Highest 80 cent?, lowest ga cents
No animation In sales. Cutters sold at % and 3
cents All under value was promptly taken out
There Is SIN considerable trading today In old
wrappers and oilers. aud only tho statistical TIA
bles At tho end Of the month will tell tho quail
~ sold by tae shipments add large decrease in
stock expected.
Western markets show less life, and in some
cases declines during tne latter part OF last
week owing % rathor heavy offerings
Antwerp, Belgium, his nothing encouraging
IN February reports 70 shippers from this sec
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

Ing teleeraph % he DIspaleh.l

TTIY TOIUGTHUn 10 INC UI8UhIcU.I
NEW YORK, March 1S-At sunrise this morn
ING the Stars and Stripes we're RUB up Oh ihe faE-
stat that surlno4nts the pinnacle OF the city
Hau, while state and pal standards
waved from poles on the east and west wings
aud me green flag of ireland occupied con-
eulcuous place between two of the main poles.
Tho great feature OF the days celebration was
tho parade. which began 10 form in Washington
square a. 10 A. NJ, with the right resting on
Wayerly Place ami Fifth avenue. Tho route
WAS up Flith avenue 10 Ihirteenth street. 70
Broadway, To Fourteenth street. and around the
Washington statue TO Broadway and Seven-
teenth street, passing tho reyieWing-siand on
tho plaza, on the uOr,h SIDE OF Union square.
Mayor Grant, the Board OF Aldermen, and heads
OF the municipal Departments reviewed the pro
CegslOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
IN. Ab.coud,ng C,ern TOOK $50. 900.


INDIANAPOLIS. March Is The exports appoint
ed by the county commissioners 40 examine INTO
The shortage OF John T.. sullivan, the Ascending
county Cler6, have 20 Tar ptogrossoi IN their
work that tho shortage in the trust funds Is
known TO bs about ,l5.U9. In addition 10 this
there is $1,000 socared by trsdulant representa-
ton from the county treasury, masking the ag-
gregato st8aiiugs from The county sJOON IL -
6elieyed that ne bulk Of this money was taken
T. Canada. The Indictment Of Gapon add his
connection with sullivan led 20 the belief That
there WAS greater shortage IN the hospital
funda Than the 81 Oo9 Known 10 have been lost
n is leaned that thc money was drawn from the
state Treasury ostonslbiy 20 moet bills, but
some OF these bills still remain unpaid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
TIME BRADSTREET COMPANY,
1 CHARLES n. CLARK, PREsIDTSE
bRADsTREKT's RICHMOND OFFICE
80. llO EAST MAIN sfREEE.
Telephone Aois4
IN. wnIrTY, Superintendent.

The Richmond ofice mas more Inan KEEP, pacs
with the rapid growth VI the city aud develop
Inent Of the territory tributary oil Noners 70
the mercAnule community Of this section ali tho
advantages OF asyslem ITO superiority OF which
IA recognized In every trade centre OF tho civil
Ted world. That IL il Ia q special sense prepared
10 guard tne interesto OF its local patrons 10 a.
,estod By the fact that Is has now larger sunbss
sfssbssrts9s Ass anu otAw nsvsaaib ssss<x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RIcaNOSp. March fR-Receipts: 253 head OF
cattle: lgS sheep. and I'll hogs.
sales: 23J head Of cattle los sheep, and "a
hogs.
Prices:
Caiile--Besi, 4aiac gross afew extra higher /;
medium % good. 34sSac. gross common 70
fair 2aSkc gross
sheep -ia5hc. gross
HOgs-6a6a,c. net
Bulls-2i a3c. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Change OF congregational Districts.

NASHVILLE. TENN. March l8.-Ine Democratic
legisintive caucus tonight decided 90 change the
THIRD aud FOar d congressional dts.ric,s of mo
state. Two Republican counties will be taken
on The Third district. which Is always very close.
and will DO represented in the fifty-hrst Con-
gross by n. Clay Evans (Sepublican). and added
10 ne Fourth, NOW represented by Benton Nc
Millin, and which gives g000 Democratic ma
FORTY. Two Democratic counties are TO be taken
of the Fourth district anu attached 10 the Third,
making the latter district Democratic beyond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
eRAIs AND COTTON ExcHauox

hINHAVHOs sIoIVu Ioi ID1h
oFFgsIsGA
WHHAr.-5.7S bushels
CORS.-I. 900 bushels.
OArs.-l,4JO bushels
kYE.-Zs bushels
SALES aEPORrgD TO sEcRsrisv.
WHEAr.-Longberry "a bushels very good nj
sfO7 Mixed BgJ bushels very good a. si.0: 5OO
bushels very good at ti.O6h. Total sales oil
wheat, liza bushels.
HYE-2s bushels very good Of Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

domesua, <xssxc Japsn. skssta Pewo'san
quiet end steady. Cotsoa-eesd oiissfoasj crude,
&C.: yellow. 4sstoc. Tasiow sssief: city. fifa
47.iss.: rood 70 choice. s-isai 1916. Fosin
steady and Gu,ss strained, common 70 good,
S.Isssi.90. 1urpenune sieedy and quiet a Nfs
&c. Eggs dun and lower; scsthern. i1si54e.
Hidss drn and qnist Wool easy and quiet
Porn steady; old mess, sis IS; new uess. t8 20
Extra prime. fiR7a Beef qutst; extra mes,
fs 5sa,5. Peef hams duli at tlssiia %. Tered
beef quiet city srrs India moeA fifsbtA
Cut-meAts qniet; picked bellies. 81 picsiea
shoulders. ios so: picklsd bans. fa7sasil Mo-
dies dull: shOrf-clear, t6.s5 Lard ea<iey ssd
quist: western steam, 81 2aaf7e S city. ~ ~
opsiorss--Aarh and April, 80; Nay, VA
sS.za Treishis steady. cotton. s-isd. srsin, d.
caTcAoo
CHICAGO. March - mo cash quotations were:
Flour dull and unchanged. No. spring Wheat.
94Assakc. No red. 9ihasiSC. No. corn,
"a, a3is,c No 2 oals, 2fiIc. Messpork, Gi.ss
slL9a Lard. sASo. shori-rib-. tsssai0. shout
ders, IS s0stA7A short-ciesr. g. 5oaS6e2f. WIS
key. tL03.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Awuracr Caused by whishcy.

TTU0CIHI I'IeETlIH W TTI5 T-7IIT--I'I
NORFOLK. VA, March ls.-Te3se 3. King
(rhi el and Dave Peel fcOioredl became in
volYed IN a quarrel ono fight a. stOyers station.
ON the ScaDOard aud Roanoke railroad, this
afternoon, aud the row resulted ia King shoot
ing Peolnro times with revolver. kuilng him
almos. instantly. Tho parties had been drink
Ing freely, and whiskey was the cause Of the
murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Pnners Raycotteti.
nv toIegreph 70 the Dispatch. !

n.rr,NoRK MD March lS--A sun Charleston
IS C1 special says: Typographical Union No.
All this afternoon declared war against t"o
ChRrleston newspapers, the sun aud b0ft& Inc
ceft vrhic6 after stating that the union printers
hsd been locked out Of both onices Without
wKrninc and that their places haa been nned
Wlth scaDs. requested the friends OF union laDor
IN sinnd py them in their fight THIS Is creating
consioers6le Interest a. II Is the first boycott
cxar In atituted In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Bril,ian, Tcnnis-PIaying.
inv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

JAcEsoNvuLR, FLA, March lS.ln the tennis
Tournament Of 81. Augustine today Campbell
boat Troy0r the present tropical champion, and
won the city-gStes trophy The weather WAS
perfect and The attendance large Inc games
we're very close ana exciting. mo match was
arranged for tho best three IN I'VE. Campbell
won three straight sets The score Is as follows;
First set, Campbell 3, Trevor . second set,
Campben G. Trevor 3 third set, Campbell o..
Trevor 4.
The second was intensely exciting, each player
alternating with games won, and was the most
brilliant playing ever witnessed IN America
Campbell is only eighteen year, old, ana is al
ready booked for the American Championship
In lSSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Two NeR SKILLED md Five Wounded
fBv telegraph 10 the DisDaJch.

MILWAUKEE,. March lS--A special ID tho hr>-
,i,I9 W..cgns,a from Pound. Wis, says: A boiler
iu Whitney < ruttie's saw-mill exploded today,
completely wrecking The structure and killing
two men and badly inlurng i've others, some CT
whom will probably die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
rne MenYers, atrtkr.

10y ItIEsIFF1 70 NV
pa, RvyR Mss. March is-There is no
cn.oge in the situation Of the strike to-day. All
mills are smut down on account OF 81 Patrick
csie1ration. aud all operatives are enjoying tbe
holiday Most OF the mills WIZ START up hselh
Ssr ~ weaveys will return 10 WORK. Tho strikers
In hold a mAas-rncotlng on the para to-mor-
nv ana the Executive Committee say they nnd
no 49, nset to-day aud voted unanimously 70
..aLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
psrrrwoRE sroCK MARKET

BArrruoRs. No. March i2-vlrginis lO-i0's,
ais bid; do. 3's, 81, sG6a baltimore and Ohio,
81 Northern Central. 7jai6H Cincinnati, Wash
iugtoa AMI Baltimore lists. s6a do. 2ds, 1891 :
d. DDS, s5a264 Consolidated gas bonds, hoy
bid do. stock, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
southern Baseball League.

~ Telegraph % NC UI5DA4cII'I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March lS-The South
ern League OF baseball players nvt hero to-
day-Presideut Wh0rtOn presiding. Mobile. New
Orleans Charleston. Memphis, Birmingham. and
nashville being Represented by delegates. Chat
tanoOga was admitted 70 the league, aud a
committee was appointed 10 arrange schedules.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

by telegraph 70 ,ho Dispatch
JACKsOSVMLE. M, March lS-The third
game or baseball series between he Philadel-
phias and JGcksOnyilies vas won ~ tue Phiia-
aeluhias by a s,Ore OF t0 d. The game Ws3
holly contested from fhe beginning and wa
marked by 1ne playing On both sides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Delaware LIghtships.
IN teleeranh y the plspatcb.

SORFOLE. VA, March ls.-Captain liulphers,
Of the steamship NoanOke. from New YORK, re-
ports having passed the Delaware lightsbip an
chorod az staoi Fenwicts island. bearing north
hy west GftoOa miles. and Wintor-Quarter light
ship southwest tventy miles approximately,
apparently all right no signal flying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Eireln PeOrIo. IA.
IBy telegraph to mo Dlspatch.l

10y telegraph to me Dspatch.J
CHICAGO. March - A special dispatch TO tho
Joiu MI from Peoria. H.. says: Are this
morning Destroyed the largo iour-story brick
Iuiliipg on Adams street occupied by COmstock
A. Fysry as = furniture store. The less Il osti-
mated az 1905 coo; insurance unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
the wEAFHER IN FicHH oSD YESTERDAY was
fair during the day and raining ct night.
Mean temperature. ................
NEW YogK srOcK MARKET.

NEW YORE, March iS-The stock market after
n strong opening. was weak aud active through
out the session. ana under the load on the Gran
gers and SOuthwesterns everything Il materi-
ally lower than on Saturday. The market turned
upon the gravity Of the situation abroad and
further troubles over the rates IN the West. aud
although hero was a confident feeling at the
opening. selling soon began. and the declines
which we're then inaugurstei ceased only with
tho close u business. karly rumors about ths
street from Paris AMI London stated mat mo
Socete dee Motaux had stopped payment and
that Compton DEscompte had been placed In
the hands Of receiyer and that copper had hsf
n marked fall since Saturday. These stories met
with feeble denial, hut were substantially cor
rObOrs,ed before tho decline had made much
heaiway. sud while it WAS later stated that
Compton DEscOmpte Was meeting all its obliga-
tons. the feeling was very despondent stories
OF the cutting 81 rates by Rock Island were the
principal clements Of discord In dispatches from
the West bu. This was sapplementoi bY tree
selling Of all Western stocks. especislly by Chl-
cago aud an operator from that ceure wae open
ly giving out selling orders Inc railroao earn
ings for the -econd week la Marth show gains
with but one exception. but the good news OF
whatever sort had no effect on he discouraged
state OF mind prevalent Missouri Ps'ino De
came n Loader Of ihe downward movement IN
the afternoon, and soon caught 40 Win the
others. New England and Pacific Wall were me
only stocks outside OF the westernefs Wnlch
showed any special weakness, hut the decline
reached sll portions OF the lisa. and no strength
developed anywhere Specaties and low
priced shares were quiet although Big Four, Chi
csgo Gas, and short Line we're weak. The market
closed active and very weak 81 the lowest pricees
OF tho day Total sales 82tO0O shares. Every
thing Il lower bat TIE most important losses were
Atchison3A Missouri Pacific and Burlington, 81.
ROCK Island 81, Northwestern / a New kngland
j.. Texas Pacific and Pacific Mall IN, each, and
short line ami Chicago Ca 1 per cent with all
olhers fractional amounts
FrsnfpG.-Excnangs dun ana steady as fS6ha
tsSS. Money easy AS taZS. SUP treasury ~
ances Gold $751; sglO0O: currency flG,99 90.
Govern ments dull and hrn per cents, 1917 ;
~ coupons l01,. state bonds dun and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

st. PAUL. Mi,V., March IS The supreme
Court las de Il led that the Railroad C0mmls-
sion OF tnis tate has 40 authority % prescribe
rates Tor transportation b. common curriers' be-
tween two points In this Sis'e over route eA-
tending across a neighporing siato.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN cossxcTroS rHERswIrH THE
WEATHER INprcArroxs
Record of the New York and Richmond
Stock yxehangss-Grsin. FLOUR. Cot
ton, Meat, and Other oaetstiona

Try telegraph To the DIspstch.i
- wlsHiSGroS, March Is FOR Virginia.
| RAIN North Carolina. South Carolina, and
I--JGsorgia. rain. cooler. sasteriy winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
gewspnper sold.
fRr tnlerrnnn 70 rhA nl.na,..l

by telegraph 10 the Dtspatch-l
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., March is-The Erening
aud sunday Dfspdtch has been sold 70 j. Wilson
xcCrillis, Of THIS city. Ths Dispatch will be con-
tiRued as Republican paper and tho once
non-uniou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH IS 1897
by Telegraph
ARRfVRD

PORT OF NENPOhl NEWS, nAHNh 10 lo'S
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Gienneld, New Orleans coaled and
sailed for nouen-
stearnshlp royal Prince, New Orleans, coaled
AMI sailed Tor CORK.
steamship Sicelo. New Orleans. coaled and
sailed for Liverpool
steamship Chattehooghee, savannah, coalei
and sailed for New YORK
Steamship GuyHndctte. BOaz, New York, and
sailed for New \ ORR. merchandise.
schooner }. b. Ogden, Tate, New York, 70 load
Schooner c. Is. orcuts. Bailey, New York. to
lead coal.
COAL
SAILED.
Steamer Naniicoke British, Honduras. coa.ed.
steamer Kauawha. Sears, New YORK, coal.
steamship Tnanomore, Liverpool ria Norfolk.
cotton.
schooners :. :. Thorp, Pearce, New York; J..
B. ogden. Tate. New YORK. Henry sutton,
Pearco, Boston-all with coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
Races Postponed.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dspatch'l
Nxw ORLEANS, March iS-owing 70 the heavy
ain lsst might me races were postponed today
Ine entries stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

sonna advice. II you have o bad cold invest
Ok csots in Dr. Dulls Cough syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19

Boils, pimples, ringworm, letter, and all other
manifestations Of impure blood arc cured %
Hoods SarsADariliA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
LraAr, VA, March IS, 1889.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:

Will YOU please state whether President
Cleveland was member OF the church or
nOty The object II this question Is to settle
dispute. Respectfully A SUBSCRIBER.
lNOl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-19
MARINE INIGLLIGENCE.
MIvIArURGALxANAc. MAncH 10, issl
fORr os RICHMOND. MACH Is lssa

ARRIFEn
steamer Old Dominion, Couch, New York. mer-
chandise aud passengers, George W. Allen x
Co., agents
SAILED.
steamer ARIEL Deyo Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers