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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
A1tcnnt e wrecl. a Yeal.huIe Traiu.


PITTsBURGH, April "a special from
Mansfield, o., saysa 6eudisn attempt was
made to wreck the Pennsylvania limited
yes;ibule passenger train No. Dat Louisville
near Canton, about y O'Clock hast night.
Eight pieces Of iron, such n are used 10 las
ten 81" raids together. were tightly wcdgad
INTO tie switch near LIttletOwn. An east
bound passenger train passed safely over the
obstruction, but an unusual i0iuBS caused
the frlinmcn TO be- alarmed md they report
cd the matter 10 the operator. He inyesu-
gated the cause and stopped the limited be-
fore i, reached The switch. lis efforts TO
take the IRONS out u the switch by hand
prcvcd futile. 4 fireman bad 70 be
sent back TO the engine, aud with
hammer be procured they were
forced Out They had been placed In the
switch with the east ends raised so az 70 de-
raj The wcst.bound train, while allowing
the esst-bound 10 pass over with only mac
Earring. The switch Is only sixty feet from
the bridge aud the momentum would have
thrown the whole train into the creek and
the consequences would have been terrible.
The train which il Wa, sought t. wreck had
more passengers than 1t usually has, ma
ior.ty OF whom were from York and Phiia-
dclpni1. But few OF them discovered the
reason Why taC Over was stopped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

FOrr DODGE. Iowa. April 3. The con-
certsd nctiou of tne riyer-lani settlers 10
forcihly regain possession Il The land from
which the evictious were made last iaii con-
unucs uninterrupted. Three additional
farms from which occupants "ere elected
were seized Yesterday nv farmers, who .Owed
crop> IN the name u the cyicied tenant. \
small army Of men and teams, wi'h N %
chincry sad seeds, will make tour % the
entire riVer-land district and SOW crops
wherever eyiciiOns have been made. The
excitement attendant on this bold seton OF
the sett .ers bs. hceu greatly heightened by
the proposed Institution @! legsl proceedings,
charging all who participate iu inns latest
move with conspiracy. such action, It 10
feared, would prccpnatc tine louE'aNerte0
trouble. 20, it would result Ia the arrest Of
large number of farmers, ana al unable 70
furnish bonds would be placed IN iML A
move Ike this would result disastrOusly to
the farmer. at tins se3sou, and u l. 50.
nouneed that rather than submit they VIII
resist arrest. County-AitOruey Moore Is
considering the best mode II procedure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
"The seven wise Won"


BAITlMoRE, April 3-The supreme Con-
claye Of ueptasophs, or the Seven Wise
Men, today elected the following oficeri for
the ensuing year: Joseph Pyle. Of VIII
mngton. Del. VI. +. supreme Archon; Au-
gustus Bouldin. Of Baltimore, VI. +. Su-
preme Chancellor; f. K. Shaw, Of Whining.
ton, Del, ". W. Supreme Provost; g.. W..
Wright, OF Norfolk. Va, NJ W. supreme
secretary; James NJ. Black. OF Norfolk. Vs.,
At. W. supreme Treasurer; james a. Coch-
rane. Of Ohio. II. W. supreme Prelate; H..
\. Pick. Of Baltimore, r. ". supreme In
specfor-Geueal; Thomas H. Rile, OF Will
mmgton. Del. K. W. supreme Warden;
George 5. Rasson, Of the District OF Colum.
bis. X. ". Supreme Sentinel; James Young,
John y. Posey. and George EIsenberg. OF
baltimore. J.. p. Tompkins, OF Camden, y.
f., and William W. Nintrup, OF Whining
ton. Del, Trustees.
It WAS decided 10 hold the next annual
session IL Brooklyn, y. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Death of Captain palmer.
60 .l.I toIee..m % ths DI.pa.oa.l

TNIINITNT TNTT7| III 70 u" = I"I1T'1'T
S0UTH Bos1OS, Va, April 3.-taplalh
John A. Palmer died very suddenly mus
morning. lie was just about to starr 10
south Boston 10 attend the meeting OF tne
Farmers Alliance, 81 which he was the pur-
cho.,no agent. when he was stricken with
n.r,lv.is and died in short time. lie was
conscious I'D 70 nj. death. Captain Palmer
had been in poor health for some time, but
recently seemed 10 be- much improved, aud
his friends hoped That he would entirely r.
gain his strength. lie was an ardent Demo-
crqt. true and LOYAL friend, brave aod
biYh.mintcd gentleman. HIS death will be
deeply regretted fer and near, for his ac-
abundance was national, owing to his long
employment in the lower house, OF when
he was once the index clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Creased beef at sn7c.. with common " good siss
selling az sxe7kc. exports toisy. 10 Dseyes.
100 sheep and 300 quarters ~ rect. foday's
Iiyerpooi cabie quotes American rcfr9erat0r
beef steady 81 -. sheep and lambs heceipis
g.hCD head dull sith limited businoss ~ an
chaaged prices: good nnshan sheop vent ~
$50: poor clipped upshorn A. as: ordinary
unshorn yoarliDzs a; 1850, and good dipped
unshorn ytariings a. $40 U0gs-cefeipt- 3,to
head all for saaghtsrers dire't except a Tow
stare hogs that were eold alive A. fl2osab.O
CHICAGO, April a-~caiile- aecsipt-. 800
head exports. 1900 heal; marsci s,fosg and
20 i0. higher: choice 70 extra D9eses. flda
g. a; steers. S3as4 stocksrs and iecicr., ~ "a
sZ5s; cows bulls and mixed. fi.rOstk ~
Texss cattle. fsarl.A fioes-he'eipts 1900
head: shipments. 600 head: market strong odd
a shade higher; mixed, eAsoasS95; heavy, tt13a
k.o5. liant. slsOaS5: skips. - NaSAA sheep
Receipts, 5000 hesd: shipments. 10 head
ma-se, strong ard l0c. higher; natives. Sra
$50: western cornfed. tLjOssAa5i lambs, "a
sa2a
IT. T0ufS April 2-Crt,le--Receipts, none;
shipmsntA noae. market sieaiy caosce naive
steers 81 9Oafs.3 -: fair 20 good do. t3.i3 ~
st0cgers snd feeders. - i0ss2. g: rangers corn
fci. - s5aEle0; grass-fed. tl-eostlN Hogs
Receipts. none shipmonts. none: msrset lover
choi,e heavy. fL71atAs0; packing. f4eafA'3;
light grades, kl60afAfa Shesp--Ro, eipt>. none
shipments. I'LL h0@d steady fair - choice, BE
g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The Nanueoke IL the vessel which was sup-
posed TO have been IN collision with the
Hsytien gunboat Corserva OF Norfolk. Va.
one day lost week. Until the receipt Of this
news neither ~ these vessels had been heard
Of since thai time, and the smount and cha
setter Of the wrcckagc found floating in the
vicinity led 10 the sUpposition that both YES
sells had zone down. the iniciligenceO " the
arrival Of the Nanticoke WAS received by &.
T.. Troeger. ~ The 'cTry.Tfocger Company,
Of this cHy, IN a Dispatch from Boston. Mr..
+. ". Perry. OF this tfn. T. she chsrteror Of
The Nantcoke, aud ~ on board tho vessel.
Mr. Troceer saws there are business reasons
which prevent bin from giving the name Of
The Boston man from wnOm hc received The
intelligence. rhe dispatch gave no particu.
lars except a. stated above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
auroer. Riot, and Attempted Lynch
ing.
By telegraph 10 tho Dspa'ch.l


XENIA. ONO, April "a riot and attempt
ed lvnchiug occurred here yesterday. Alta
dance early in the morning sherman Jack.
son. eoaded 10y Jealousy, stabbed aud Killed
Frank Lawrence (colorcd.) The murder
created great excitement among the colored
people. and IN The afternoon, when The police
found Jackson secreled In the house Of an
old colorcd woman, mot was at once organ
lied TO lynch the cupfit. The mob was led
hy Thomas and William Lswrercr, uncics
Of the murdered man. The officers opposed
the mob. Finally = clash occurred IN the
heart Of the city aud but short distance
from the Jail. The officers refused the dc
mand for the prisoner and the excited crowd
nj once attacked them. Clubs were freely
used, and The mob rushiHg on the officers
after "a short tusse had the prisoner ia their
pOsfeSsion. Tue officers then drew their re.
volvers, and with relniorcements charged on
the mob, again securing their prisoner and
landing him IN Jail. There Is sim great ex-
element and the jail is being securely
o,1,uViad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
strol;ing Musician. from Europe.

p
NEW YORK. Aprii 3.-1he Musical Union
o. tbs cry is endcayOring 10 prevent THE
landing hole Of strolling bands from Europe.
Almost every incoming German steamer nrs
on board a score or more Of musicians "no
have been in tbc habit Of coming here in
tha spring and returning in the fall with The
money earned during the summer II d,
urged that such immigrant, come within
the provisions Of the foreign contract labor
oct, but heretofore they have escaped dctcn-
ton los swearing hat they came As indiNdu-
al. and NOT ss bands under leaders.
When the steamer We.icml'ud arrived
thi. morning from Antwerp super
.ntendent simpson, Of the Landing
Bureau nc Castle Garden, discovered
there were no less than 400 musicians ON
board, nearly all Of them having spent the
sumner here for years past. Many 81 tbe
leaders were recognized. Representative.
o. the Musical Union learned " The influx,
and 70 once urged that strict investigation
De made. The suggestion is made that ihry
can be held under the pauper act II the evil
dence f. not forthcoming to warrant their
return under the foreign contradiction las.
4 representative ~ the Knights Of Labor Il
interesting himself IN Tie matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

-sr tnvtn naoI8s yaIeu Suddenly an

|lf if.l' -lNI mo to- VIZ tt''l'ti' lis'
Ko,ulsrsu. y. Y.. April edwin Booth
wac stricken with paralysis during his az
usarAucr go "Ohclo' hgrc Tonight, aud Is
dangerously ilh
1r Jarrett later appeared before The au'
dicuce ana spoke a. follows:
Glade. aod GrnficmcD,-I am called
ON 40 perform The m0si pNnful duiq of my
llc. Ms colleague has shown symptoms OF
hr,alius down foi three or four days past,
and hi, go. diiion u.s. so serious that IT ~ int
possible for BIN 20 act. We bad hop d tuat
be would rally from THU attack, ana that be
would De- aolo 60 play bis part tonight, bur
ooc Of ,Our physicians, DIR. sumner, says II
yond lc prr.lou- Tor him 20 attempt
"Nr. Booth has sustained Uartla' stroke
Of paralysis. and We fear that thi- Is The be-
ruuiue ot the end can't express to you
inr deep sorrow with which make this sad
announcement. The world has probably
heard for i.c iast time the greatest actor Who
speqas ihc English l1ngulge. We ball Oiier
Of course 200 cancel engagements. aud hope
CHAT Vs. rhal. ice able to remove Nj. Booth 70
hi. bOme. D pans me- to speak these words.
am sorry 60 disappolut this audience, but
tie .lsy cannot go on.
Booth was taken ~ upoa the stage during
the ia.t scene ~ iao second act. lie became
~
tar stage Boy those near by. The doctor ex-
pressed the fear hat Booth had sustained a
shock Of partial paralysis, which so alarmed
Nr. Barrett that Pc determined to dismiss
t9e audience.
Mr Barrett was greatly overcome hy
what DE- con sidercd the illness Of his col
league. aud Wacu be stepped before the cut
tain II was evident ihar he was greatly eN-
c,tcd. lr. Barrett. during his short address
thr audience, was frequently caO6ed 10y
hi, emotion. The condition Of Mr Booth,
it seemed. dtd not Justify the speech. There
had been no attack of paralysis and the
actor VS. suffering no pain. He walked
nom the theatre To his carriage aud was
driven % the hotel. when be walked with
out apparent difficulty nom the carriage 10
the elevator and TO hi, room. Reporters
were nor allowed to see Mr. Booth and Mr.
Varrrtt refused To- talk; hut Mr.. Bromly,
the business manager OF the company, said
TINT SIR. Booths illness was not serious
enough to justly alarm. lie said that the
companv's engagements for the rest
of me week and possibly The next
would be- cancelled. tut he hopod
lo 20 on as usual after Dir. Booth
had been given rest The company ar
rived in All, city this morning and Booth
missed the dav living down IN his room, but
late tonight Mr. Barrett requested that the
following he sent ont bY the Associated
Press: "~ince biz retucn 20 the hotel MI.
Edwin Booth i, easier and the doctor gives
every assurance That a week or ten DAYS Of
absolute r,st will restore him 10 his usual
health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
DANGEROUS Obstruction.

ny HFh " WV tA'f"'N'l
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Captsln Mills, Of
the steamer FroStourg. reports passing on
the %, at 1920 A. NJ. the northeast. end OF
a lightship. bearing west by north, distance
about four miles. In twelve fsthoms OF wa
ter, and a suuken schooner with the fore
msst standing about twelve feet out OF the
water, masthead painted white and broken
of above the eyes OF the rigging, with
boom, spsrs, and gafs attached to the rig
ging. A dangerous obstruction to nsviga-
ton, lying in the track OF coast wise vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
reiegrapiitc FLASHES.

The Cuban sugar crop IS reported 81 nearly
81 per cent hort
Yesterday wac ladies' day at tho New Yort.
chass ornament
Wirhclni thinks B0ulauger should have re-
NAMED iA Paris and faced maryrdOm.
Forty houses were unrOofed yesterday by a
small cyclone ia Baltimore, AM the schooner
Nellie was calsiLed,
Bridgeton, y. j.. was struck by a cyclone yes
to-day evening aud p number Of houses were
blown down. Considerable damage Was aisQ
done a. Long Branch by thr -anlo Storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
DANGEROUS r>E OF STRONG PrRGiTTLN

Most pills. purgatiyes. AMI Bitter Waters
which act quickly upon the bowels irrtsto aud
often destroy the mucous Dafs Of The stomach
and bowels Indeed their cethsrtic action Us
directly caused by the irritation Of ths bowels
which they produce. Thoir action should be-
soothing and stimulating instead o. Irritating
4 continued use Of such remedies produces
chronic Inflammation Oi the stomach and bowels
This often onIs ln dangerous disease. The use
Of the genuine imported CARLSBAD sptuaci rat
IL blglly recommended a. an aperlens. laxative.
and iiurefic, because 10. asttOn j. duo solely %
rs solvent aud stimulating properties IL
soothcs and allays Inflammation. aud Is there
fore much preferable & all strong pursGlYes
and Bitter Waters.
beware of imit1'ions. Or. ToOo,d9s lecture
on Carlsbad Surudei salt and pamphlets mailed
lrse. Il-uer u Men iei-Dn COMPANY, solo Agents,
6 Barclay street, New tOrk. ie N->a, pu6 IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
strcet-CRrs Tied Up.

ROCHESTER,, \. y. April 3.--lhe street.
clr drivers employed by me Rochester CITY
and Brrhton,Strect Railroad Company
haye struck, the men taking the ears " the
barn at noon, ana by O'Clock the street
railroad wa. practically tied mp. few
scattering cars were running, being driven
by few drivers brought here from the East.
Large crowds Of people are hanging around
the startng-poiut OF the cars, but so far the
police have kept good order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
switehmcu strike.

Buffalo, y. T., April 3.-About forty
swiichmen In the Erie Yards struck TINS
morning. The men went out because three
OF their number were discharged ten days
ago and were not reinstsied AZ their demand.
A delegation from the Switchmen's Union
yihted superintendent Van EtteD LAST eVe'
ming and asked that the men be put bacK, OF
il rot they weuld 90 out this morning
Their places are being filed as rapidly a.
possible. The carventeTs' and painters
strike remains unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

10y t8I0HIHUh ~ IHf UI7NlF'l-I
CWCioo. Anril 3.-Fire this morning
Quilted the nys.sfoIy-and-b9sem brick
buiidrg az Nos 30 10 ~ Canal
street. 10 WIS chiefly occupied by msnu'
featuring firms. The following Gre the
principal loses: Newman organ com
pauy $4,000. insurance $4,000; :. Kar-
pen a Brother, furniture, $4,000, in
sursnce light; building damaged S2).O0l,
insurance $4,000; other losses, sl2 COO, In
gfirqnc. @lu 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

BARNES.-Died. az her residence. iss2 Yeaa-
be street. "Wednesday, April 3, 1859, a. ten min
utos TO 3 j. ". CARRIE, beloved wife OF Ash BY
Rarue. aud daughter VI Mrs SGllie and John
MrGn-e. Of Hanover county, Va, Ia tho twenty
seventh year Of her age.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Her funeral will take place ~ Christ church,
corner Yenaoie and Scott streets. FRIDAY 81 g
p 81. Friends AID scquAintances arc respect
fully invited 10 attend.
WENTWORTH Died. a. o'clock on Friday
morning, the lglh Of March, 1881 a. sOn AIR, Va,
the residence u her parents. NARY Eta, the
beloved chill of c. G.. aud Goorgic G. WhiLgOrtn
aged Eve months and seventeen days
Asleep 10 Jesus, pleased sleep.
From Whi,n none ever wake 10 weep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Cannot spare the Time.

Nelson II. Baker, district attorney OF
Westminster county, New York, writes:
have received msny letters IN reference
TO my testimonial, lately published, COM
mendlne AHcock's Porous Pasters.
/ cannot spare the time to snswer them in
writing, therefore would again say. through
the press, that have found Allcock's Porous
PlAsters invaluable as chest-protectors and
shields against coughs and colds. Further
more, have found Allcoek's Piasters IN
equslled for pains in side. back. and chest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
ACROSS THE BAY.
Farm-ITouse EIrrned-A Missing nan
Turns Up.
fspccial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatcn.i
OSANcocE ma TAsLEY, VA, April IA
farm house near fiorntown, belonging 10
the Mason heirs sud occupied oy colofeu
people. was accidentally destroyed Dy ~
i,st niohf. The neighbors discovered the
Gre ,nd tried 10 srouse the occupants, who,
thinking that the White Caps were aiter
them. remsinod In the house I'LL the fames
drove them ont. Tho loss IS about sl'Vo"
and no insurance.
Frank Howell. the missing clerk whose
body was reported 10 have been found last
week in pine forest in southern hcc0-
mack. has turned up all right in scarborough
Neck. 5000,
Edward T. Wise. sr., an old aud highly
re.pected citizen residing 1t Craddockyille.
VINO has long been suffering from cancer OF
the throat. is dead.
Acconack farmers are making prepata-
tlous for an immense crop OF sweet potatoes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Why is Il so many suffer from rheuma'
tlsp. aches, pains. kidney diseases, liver
complaints. heart affection, etc.f II is sims
Div because they will not eome and be healed.
All diseases begin from u want OF iron 10 The
blood. This wapt Of iron makes The blood
thin. wqteIy. and impure. Impure blood
clrries weakness and distress to every part oil
ll,e BODY. supply this lack Of iron by using
browns Iron Bitters and you VIII soon
find yourself enjoying perfect freedom from
aches. palma. and general I'll health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

nation. The propeller-blsdes are 10 posi- no
fion and the keel Is being painted. Al .ue
larger machinery Is in place and only in, nj,
details are to be attended to before she WI
be ready FOR sea. II is expected thai slesul
viii be up in the main engines ana ooI' 81
lbs Monday next, and that trial tr1p wiz g az
made within the next two weeks. Sne VII
be taken for trial TO the santa Barbara ep,sns n
and then proceed TO the naVy-ysrd 81 ha'0
leland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
Tribute of Hespeet.


EIcGAOSD, Va, April 3, 1853 {
Atameeting OF tho Board Of Directors Of this
bank, held Al the banking house to-day tho
President notified the board Of the deoIh OF Mr..
THOMAS G. WILLIAMS. formerly and Tor some
time A director In this bank. The following
resolutions we're passed and ordered 10 DO pub
lisbsd la the Richmond Dispatch;
The Directors u this bank having heard with
profound SORROW aud regret OF tho death OF our
iorner co-directot and associate. Mr.. T. C. VIII
llans. with whom for years 40 we're 20 pleasantly
connected ant who By his wise counsel and
practical adVice helped Us 90 bear the burdens
Of our responsible position: IL Is
Rs.oirsa. That IN the death OF Mr.. Williams
mis- bank has lost a firm friend and the coInmn-
nifty In which he lived useful citizen and 4
generous beuefActOr, whose Ices will DO fet for
years 20 come.
Rs,olsed, That We extend 20 his AFFLICTED family
our deepest sympathy.
Rsso,sea, That these resolutions be published
iu the RchmOod Dispateh. be entered upon tho
minutes Of the Bank, and the cashier be To-
structed to forward copy OF the same TO his
family.
By order OF the Board OF Directors
j. w. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

sons drowned. On the island OF Tonga the
hurricane created great havoc. Thirty per.
sons persisted there In the storm.
~ STATE OF ANARCHY.
ROME, April 3.-Adyices have been re-
cciyed from Massowah to the effect that King
John OF Abyssinia was defeated and slain
in a recent battle, and that the whole coun-
try IL IN a state OF anarchy. The Italian
Cabinet will decide tomorrow whether or
not to alter Ttaly's present course towards
Abyssinla
RUMORED DEATH or KING.
RoME. April "A rumor IL current here
that King John Of ADyssinia Is dead. IL Is
said that his death was due 70 wounds re-
ceived In battle with the forces led by the
Dervish Mettema.
NIHnIsr PRINTING house.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Am extensive
NihilIst printing establishment hss been dis
covered in Warsaw and many persons con-
nected with Il have been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
4 FreightTrsin CoiIision-TrawD s
Killed.

ny teiegthih iu llc hiefH"h
INDIANAPOLIS. April "A News Rich
mond md special says: 4 freight trsin on
the Chlcago, st.. Louis and Pacific railroad.
ncar CeutreVille, became detacbei from the
engine At the top Of a long high grade and
ran back into the second section, smashing
the locomotive aud aine ears. six trampe in
a hsli-loaded car were badly burt ana two
who are stlll under the wreck are undoubt-
eddy dead. The trainmen escaped by jump
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-1bc navy pas
office IN this cily has been ordered by Wasn-
iug,on authorities 10 forward 10 samoa by
tle steamer Iclniia al mail addressed 90
the naval officers at Samoa. Thus order
causes the navy pay employees 10 believe
hl' Admiral Kimberly and all officers eX-
crpt those who came here in charge 81 The
mcn Will remain At Apia for sane months 70
come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
sale OF steel-WorEs.

BALTIMORE, April "A Louisville Ky
special 10 The Manufacturers Record SAYS
TIE Redmann- riford steel Company. OF
Louisville, have purchased the Home Steel
Works at Pittsburgh, OF Graf. Bennett q
Co., and will remove The entire plsut 10
Louisville to manufacture refined steel by a
process patented by the former company.
rhe process, II IL said, increases the ductihty
and tensile strength OF steel very greatly,
and the patentees claim that it will reyolu-
tIonize the manufacture OF everything re-
quring steel Of a high grade for bridges,
boilers, ships, cannon, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
New orleans Races.

10y teitblAfu ~ tAe bt' I+..iisI
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Hhere wss a
large attendance at the races to-day. The
weather was the and the track in good con-
Gl'iOn.
First race five furlongs-Lucy II. Ward
won; Orange Grl second. Catherine 3.
ihlrd. Time, f:0i.
second race-slX iurlongs-Dudley Oaks
won; stuart second, California third. Time,
l:l1t.
Third racc-seyeu furlongs- Colonel Hunt
won; Lord GrosyenOr second, Kermesse
third. Time, l.3l4.
Fourth rsce-hAlf mile-Lexington won !;
r. J. Rusk second, Jim Reed third. Time,
All
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
ONE wu,es-rhree Wounded.

Especial Telegram u the Dtspsich.l
CHARLESTON. ". Va, April 3 Detectives
Eugene Robinson. Joseph Wallace. and W.
G.. Baldwin leii Bfamwei on saturday to a.
rest VIII. Moran, d moonshlner. \ report
has reached here that Moran WIS killed this
morning in q fight with the officers, all three
OF whom were wounded.