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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO vs.. STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, November 10.--The San
Franchises defeated the Stockbons this
afternoon in a we'll played and interesting
game, in which Roach, of the Stocktons,
was the great feature. Van Haltren
pitched champion ball from the start
and would have won the game but for
the costly errors Of the team, which gave
the San Franchises three unearned runs.
Clark was bstted for nine hits, six of
which came in one inning, and resulted
in four runs. Score: San Franciscos,
6; Stocktons, 8.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

r Os ANGELES LODGE, NO. IS, l. o. o. F.
Ia Regular meetings held on Wednesday even
ing of each week at l. o. o. +. Hall, Spring st.,
near First
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

euv Elgin brand condensed milk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

insist OH having Elgin condensed milk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

the Oaklands would surely win, but Sac
ramento punched four safe hits, thus
putting four men over the plate and
winning the game by score Of to 6.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11
Hoods Sax.sapariIIa
SOCIETY MEETINGS.


T OS ANGELES CHAPTER, Z. A. M:--STATED
IL convooations on the second Monday of each
month, at TAO P. NJ, at Masonic Hall, Spring
st. bet First and Second.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

MORRIS VINEYARD LODGE, I. o. g.. NO.
M 126-Meets every Monday night Hall
cor. Laurel and Main SITS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

NELCICH WOMAN's RELIEF CORPS, NO.
(J 22-Meets first and third Friday OF each
month, at 2 P. NJ. in Campbens Fall, East Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

TNAsT SIDE LODGE, NO. 1926. l.. o. @. E..
~ Meets every Tuesday evening In Odd Eel
lows Hall, $40 Bank building. DowneY ave-,
Cast Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

u Meets on second and fourth Wednesday
evenings in each month at Pythian Castle. "a
g. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

WELCOME LODGE, K. OF H., NO. 3342-
w Meets Tuesday evenings at room 45. Cali
fOrnia Bank Building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

n c. F., GUARDIAN COUNCIL. NO. 90
". Regular meeting first and third Fridays. at
Pvthian Castle "a 8. Spring at.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

OAMP5ON LODGE, NO. 14S, X. OF p
y Meets every Monday night at Castle Hall
No. $40 Downey ave-, East Los Angeles. Han
over East Side Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

GAUNTLET LODGE NO. 129, K. OF P
VI Meets on Monday evening, in Pythisn Cas-
tie No "a s. st,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

NELCICH POST, NO. 1O6, q. A. R.-MEETs
U first and Third Fridays of each month in
CampbellB Hall. East Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-11

NTERRILL LODGE, NO. 299. l. Q. g. T.,
Lodge Hall, cor. Fort and Temple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
"wEAR THESE ron MY SAKE"
Horrible Biunder OF n Young and
Rising Diplomat In Washington.

According to the New York Herald sOrre>
spOndent all Washington is splitting its
sides over a story OF social romance and
misadventure which has just leaked out.
Nc. George Barclay, OF the British
Legation, has Of late been sufficiently
epris OF Miss Letter, the beautiful
western helress. who has turned al
Washington heads this winter. Mr.. BAR
clav Is Inc attractive young gentleman who
won fame sud money at the Knickerbocker
CLUB in New York by backing himself 10
drive 10 the Brunswick Hotel, dress for din.
ncr, and return inside OF ten minutes. lie
did actually accomplish this fest inside OF
seven minutes. Ii ia undoubtedly owing TO
this nervous haste abuOrmally developed in
an Otherwise rather slow nature that Mr..
Barclay has now 10 accept his present morli-
fcailOn.
Il seems that on wednesday night Mr.
Barclay felt the approach OF the cold wave,
aud purchased some Of those warm woolen
garments which stick closer than brother
to a cold mans legs. The same afternoon
he ordered box OF roses TO be sent TO his
lodgings. Late for dinner, as usual, ne
rushed home, dashed off a pretty note 70
Miss Letter. saying: swear these this eve
ming for my sake" and handed the note and
the box containing the woOllen goods to bis
servant, while the box OF roses remained
upon Mr.. Barclays table.
The note aud box were duly delivered,
and upon opening the note the young girls
face flushed with pleasure as she read :
"May | hope that you will wear these for
my sake" With eager hsn0s she united
the fastenings Of the box and lifted the nd,
when 10. to her astonished gaze, was re-
vealed, not the expected flowers, but a COM
plee set OF mems underwear! EXplana-
lions as to the stupidity OF the valet In
changing the boxes bave proved OF no svail.
The winged god bas flown, and the dlpo'
mat. dsconsolate and foTlorn, has been
dropped from the list OF guests at the
house where formerly he was made well
anfua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

fBy telegraph 10 tne Dlspaic4hI
WASHINGTON, February PA caucus OF
Republiram senators was held thi' morning
Tor the purpose OF decidiug upon the order
III business i'm tie Senste Curing the re-
mainder OF the session, and parucularly As
10 what course should be adopted win re-
pard to the Eyarls election resolution. IL
Mas principally decided In view OF the
evident purpose Of the Democrats to delay
tbe fnsl action upon the election resolu-
uou until the adjournment OF Congress,
to lay tha, matter aside Temporarily
from time IL time aud allow other
measures 10 be tgkcu up Under thls
arrangement the remaining appropriation
bills and conference reports viii be taken up
as fast as they are reported. To-day the oil
TO Subaiyide the Sioux reservation In Dako-
IA will De considered u no oOstace 10 tue
shape Of an appropriation bill interviews.
The bin 20 ratiiy the Seminole agreement
was placed among the privileged c'ass, as
veil ~ toe Oklahoma bill. Further than this
In the arrangement OF business Tue elneus
did not proceed. bat authorized MI. Evar's
10 appoint committee 10 arrange pro-
oranme OF consultation With TIE Democratic
senators. M tue mean while Mr.. kyarts,s
resolution /. unfinished business, and viii
serve the purpose to prevent The consioera-
ton OF measures likely TO give rise 10 a pro-
loneed controversy whenever II is called.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD
L SPRINGS.

At tho Ninth International Medical Congress
Or. A. 4. A. ToboldL Of the University Of Penn
sylvania. read a paper stating that out Of thirty
cases treated with the genuine imported CAhl.s-
BAD sPKUDEL SALT, powder form, for chr onic
constipation, hypochondria. disea'e Of the liver
and kidneys. lSundice. adiposis, diabetes, drop
sy from yalyular heart-llsease, dyspepsia. ca
tarfhal Inflammation Of the stomach, ulcer OF
the stomach or Spleen, chiIdron with marasmus.
govt, rheumatism Of tho joints. gravel, ETC.,
twcnty-six were entirely cured. three much I'M
prove !. aud ono not treated long enough. Ave-
rage time Of treatment four weeks
Tho CARLSBAD SPkUDEL SALT (powdor
form Is an excellent ABeTient. Ldratire. and DE-
uretic Il CLEARS The 0mperi0i, pHrinss he bio0d
Ii is easily soluble, pleasant 20 take, and pefma-
nent in action. Tho genuine product Of the
Carlsbad springs h exported Ia FOUND bottles.
Each bottle comes in lght-olue paper cartoon
AMI has the signature 3" lisncr & Mcndelson
Company, solo agents G Barclay street. New
York on every bottle, Ono bottle mailed for 81.
Dr. T0DOidts lectures mailed free upon appca-
ton. 70 l6-1u&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
THE SOUTHWEST.
Death OF PrOmIuent CitiEen-PieR-
SAINT Entertainment.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.


CgRIsTIANsBuRG, VA, February 2j.-TO.
dsy at 3 O'Clock died Captain John {. Wade,
who was widely known In The county and
section. In 1880 h. was elected county
clerk, in which capacity be served until
1887, when a Republican was elected. by
bls death the comfy aud town lose one Of
taeir very best citizens. Mild. gentle. and
loving in demeanOr, he was loved by all
who knew him. and there are many hearts
out OF his own family who will sincerely
mourn their loss.
Captsln Nade bad been long prominently
connected in various ways with the public
affairs Of the county. lie had been for a
numner OF yearsa deacon IN The Presbyie-
ran church at this place. He was Knight
OF Honor aud a Mason, and Viii be bmied
with Masonic Donors tomorrow afternoon
sfler funeral sermon by Or. Hooper IN the
Pr. sbyterian church.
4 yety elegant entertainment was given
hy Captain stockton Heth and lady the night
OF the 20th az their handsome new residence
ia East Radiord. One hundred and iiiy
guests were present from the country side
and from Wvsbevifle, BOtetouft. Roanoke,
Lyucbburg. Washington, Norfolk, and other
places.
Mrs. f. n. HUI. Of Richmond, has been
visiting Mrs. NJ. &. Wade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
ho,d burglary nt Madison Court
nQUER

rCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dlspa.ch.l
MADISON COURTHOUSE. VA,
February %, 1889.
A bold burglary was committed here th's
mornipg about s O'Clock. Mr.. l.. ID. Wea-
ver,s store was entered through The back
door. which was forced open BY heavy blows
with an axe. Mrs. Without. the proprieftesS
Of the Madison House. heard tue batlering
and called Mr.. Frederick Walton and Mr..
Robert Crlsler. who were at the hotel. These
yorng saea vent 10 the rear OF tue store,
found the door open. and heard movements
on The inside. Walton quietly guarded the
entrance 1hile Crisier west for Mr.. e. Il.
.TayIer. whose courage aud efficiency make
MIN always In demand on such occasions,
sthongh he is not an officer. When MIR.
Tavlor arrived be led the way into the
binding, and. lighting match. found
Johu smith. an old negro who lives short
distance from here, helping himself to GIN
cer.cakes. Smith offered no resistance and
made no attempt to escape. His explanation
~ his presence there was amusing. desaie
1T was passing long dc road out dar oy dc
,ail ana / hesred big fuss like de horses ia
Mrs Wilheit's stable was kicking down de
stalls. and started over dsr TO see what was
ds matter, and l seed man run iron de
tore and lump over de fence. Den no.
,icsd dat De door was open sud tneu2at
would come ID and get few CAKES snd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

congratulations Of hts felIow.senators over
hts reelection, His desk was ornamented
with magnificent coral tribute which came
from sdairing friends.
feopIe who ere coming 30 The Inaugural,
ton next week bad better provide them
selves literally with money u they expect 10
put or any style. Carriages for the hall wilt
be iuxnfles. as they will be worth $40 Tor
tsklng counlc from any Of the bats 10 tho
BALLROOM. Seats from which 10 view the
psraue VIII also cost money. A gentleman
remarked this morniog that next Monoay
was going 10 be the chin aecnts' Jubilee, AZ
these people seem Ia be running things With
high hand. some OF the charges that are
70 be exaeted will be nothing short Of rob-
berry.
Hon. r. s. Jarvis, Of North Carolina.
United States Minister to Brazil, aud Mrs.
JARVIS are at the Metropolitan. j. G. Hin,
OF Virginia. and r. II. Leiavor, OF Norfolk,
are stopping az the same hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
aAgExrs By rxLEsxAPa
NRW YoRK


NEW YovK. February Is Cotton steady; sales,
to-day, aO3 bales saturday evening, 80 bales (;
uplancs. i0Hc.; Orleans. j01Sc.; sales last weck
snd not before reported. sac bales for consump-
ton eld 30 bales for export; net consolidate
receipts. A.2is bales; exDorts--to Great Britain,
6.7lz bales: 70 the Continent s.2hO baies; stock,
"A a0s9 bales. Southern -four steady. Wheat
Spot duh and &c lower; No. rod. o. Y as9hc.
Ia elevator; options duiL heavy. ana kaic.
lower; No. 2, red, February, Ntsc May. N.00is I.
Corn-Spot steady sno quiet. closing es<y No.
q sSAc. IN elevator; options dull hA4e. lower.
hud weak; February. fszc. hsy, 45,sss3Ac.
Oats--Spot more ac'ise aud stronger: options
moderately active and lower; February. Skc. I;
MAJ. size; No. 3 spot, soxc. Hops steady aud
quiet: State, i7azc Cohes--Options closed
lover and unsettled caDles did fair business;
February. Sl6 soasl630; March and April, tl6 pa
Haas; May, 3ia.zyasi&s); spot Ito strong, fair
cargoss, sl7.S;s. Spear-Ras strong; fair renn-
Ing, - lec. centrifagAls. 9ioc. rcnned quiet
aDdessy Q. 5Hsstc.: ezra &, tfss5,Sc. On A.
0xaskc mould A, 20. standard A. okc. con-
fectioners A. exc; eut-loaf. Sc; crushed. s.. F.;
powdered. ING; graduated, &C.. cuoes, 7,<c.
Molassesqulet; New Orleans opon-kettIe. good -
fsney. alof3c. Rice quies and steady aosnsstic,
4sla6ssc. japan. iksoAc. Petroleum. steady and
Gull refined. STA Costou-seed oil nrIn: crude.
sos.l2e.; yellow &c. 1alfow lower; city, 3a5'scI
hosin duh sad nomsnsiiy nrm straine1 con-
moe 10 good. $,.i0a3i.i2h. Ta-psotine quist y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

Nav YORK. February 25--Ths stock market
to-day vas dun ana stsgnsnf, except Tor few
leading shares. though there vas ssbeTet
hearty tone most OF the day. In crest was cen
teroi almost entirely Ia rangers and South
westerr socks On unfaycrable rumors. ~
Paul common aud preferred both declined lot
ter feeling prevailed however. toward the later
portion OF Tho afternoon. which neutrslized TO
some degree the lusaes of early dealings Inc
bears, however. lid not abandon the search tcr
weak spots, ADD drive was medo against cCalcts
10 the afternoon, with bus small results Several
OF the specialtcs. however. we're found more
vulnerable. aad Oregon improvement AGAIN Toll
an easy prey, dropping per cent on very lisnt
transactions. Manhattan. ~ Pau and Dululh,
aud Rome. WateriOHu aul pgaensnurg all gave
WAY and showed material losses a, lowest hg-
ures, nut the strong point In the li.t was Van
derbilts though ali were very quiet, ard with the
exception OF cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati
and Indianapolis. which rose oveg ~, moved
within the narrOwest iinlls. This stock shows a
hands0m sdysnce Of 20. but the re-t OF the list
elmost without eXceDCon. are lower, and N.
Pau lost ~. Pullman and Rcaiing esch /, aud
others irac lonsl amOunis Total sales, 10000
ehnroa
Fssnfnc. --Exchange dun aud firm ~ fs7a
lSg 90 Money easy a, l%e2. Sub Treasury
balances Gold. Si50.y1g.aO. currency sli.SB.-
OOl Govern fnents duil ami - ADJ: tper cents,
lssA ~ coupons, l03 state bonds dal and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

crsckers.v lie denied at first that the axe
belonged to him. but afterwards acknow'
lcdged is ownefshfp. The patent casn'
drawer had been opened and robDca.
Smith was searched aud the money, some
two or three dollars. ~as found ~
one OF his boots. During the uay
be was taken before Justice Jackson, VINO
committed him to jail TO await the action OF
toe grand Jury. The prisoner mad no eoun'
sci. Smith I. well known ia this ccmmu.
nifty and has long been regardeo as pets
thief. bu; nobody had ang idea that be
would aitenpt 10 commit crime so remark
able for its b0ldnees. MADISON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
MURDER cAsn or MIS-. TAYLOR
Postponed uniii fhe Next Tern, or
the r0urf.
rspeo,si telegram to the Disoatch.i

fCpeeiai telegram 70 tue DispAtcbl
OSAgcocK, Va, February "a large
crowd attended the opening OF The February
term OF the Aecomsck County Court IN an
tlcipaiiou OF the trial OF Mr.. virginia Jay.
for, charged with having killed her HUSBAND
last December by giving him strychuine. a
Jury was obtaiaed without difficulty ana aDoue
noon Mrs. Tal Tor was brought into court 9y
the sheriff. She was neatly dressed Ia black,
ana as she entered the courtroom II was
obseryed that she was weeping. she took
seat inside the bar near her counsel, and
when IN response TO the order az the CLERK
she arose to hear the Indictment resn
every eve In the building was liked on
her. when the reading was Dnsned
and the Clerk asked her to say
whether she was guilty OF the charge
In tue indictment, she responded in clear
voice, audible In every part OF the court
room. 81 am not guilty." When the court
reassembled in the afternoon Common
wealth's. A ltornov Fletcher asked that zoe
case be continued till the March term, on the
ground that George w. Oldham. an impor'
tant witness in tue case, was absent on sc-
count of illness. Mr. Oldham IA the drug
gist from whom Mrs. Taylor bought me
stfychnine shortly before her husband
death. Judge Garrison ordered the case
continued and dismissed tie Jury. DliS'
Taylcr wss reminded TO JAIL. but before
leaving the courtroom expressed her legres
and disappointment at not being able 10
stand her trial al ibis term.
state-Chemist Taylor. Of Richmond, who
Analysed tue contents OF the dead mans
stomach, was present. IL IL now known that
he found in the stomach evidence OF enough
strychnine to have caused death.
Mrs Tavlor's confuemeut i'm the iail Ia
beginning 10 tell on her. aud several times
recently She has given indications OF break
ing down.
The weather has been very cold here since
Friday. freezing over all the wa'er-courses
IN this section and sfiording the first skating
Of the season. Ernest Fitzgerald, Youth
full lad. broke through the ice on Onancoch
creek near here this morning, and hsd mar.
row escape from drowning. lie managed
by swimming to keep from sinking I'LL MS
comrades could come 10 his rescue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
strua,.service Reports.
fBy telegraph to me Dispatcn'l

WASHINGTON, February 25.-Th signal
Office reports that the barometer IS spoye
normal throughout the country east OF the
Rocky Mountains IT Is very considerably
40 over The Lake regions aud New England.
A, area az low barometer covers the Pacife-
caasi s,ates. with indications that the de-
velopment OF n low barometer will appear
over the Northwest Territory.
The temperature has risen generally
throughout toe country. Lisht SHOWS have
fallen in ohio aud the Lower Missouri Val.
leys. the Lake re- ions. AVID the New Epgland
ana Middle Atlantic states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
RICRMoED TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY %. 1887.
Only .hreo snrubs wore sold at auction today.
Few wore Ia attendance on Change. Several
prominent buyers were interestedly examining
samples and closely inspecting wrappors aud
preparing apparently for purchases Old fine
wrappers seom in strong demand, aud holders
are getting quite independent. though not al
vancing prices beyond what the situation seems
70 Justify. No doe new offered. and none IS here
10 mention. Western markets showed some
weakness last week. with rather heavier Offer
ings. Upland markets remain stiff and un-
We hear o. fino Old wrapper sale
la,ely--kept very quiet We doubt not that
many more sales are made than are reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
DEATHS.


BLAIR. Died. on sunday night February q.
1879. OF scarlet-feyer. NORMA hANRs. wife ~
joseph N. Blair.
Funeral services we're held at the grave yse
tsrday afternoon a. 3.p o'clock.
CARLTON. February 18th. ~ soldle-s'
Home, MILTON CARLTON, Company D, fiity-
third Virginia infantry, In the nity'oigbih year
Burial from Soldiers Home WEDNESDAY.
February Nth, at II O'Clock A. N.
McCAULEY. Died. sunday. February y.
1s.9. yERN0SfA NAY, youngest child Ot q. ":
snd =. }. MccAULEf; aged two months and
twenty days
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with II IA Who gave:
Another little darling babs
10 sheltered 10 the grave.
God needed one more angel dear
Amidst His shining band.
And 80 lie bent Hts loving head
Aud ciasped our darling NBBsOSIAs hand
The funeral services viii tats place from ths
residence VI her parents, &c. 5sig Fourth street,
Rockets, AZ O'Clock THIS lfuesiayl kFGNlAC,
February 21th Friends and acqueLtAnces arc
invited 90 attend.
New York papers please copy
PURCELL.-Diei In New Orleans, Saturday.
February -, iss9. sis or NARY AiOf>iUs Mat
tie ". PufcolD, youngest Guild OF John sad har-
thA NJ. Purcell. IA the tSenty-siEih year OF her
age.
Funeral In New Orleans
PURDIR.-Dled. Monday morning, February
70 1889 at $50 clock, Of tho residence Of her
a0u-iu-lgw, ~ HaddOck. No nij north fourth
street. dr. NAkY FRANCES PUkDik, In tho
nfty-sixth year o. her age
The funeral service. Dy her request, Will iaks
place e. Oakao0d cemetery THIS TUESDAY, Az
TEkNOON &C & O'Clock. Friends and acqusint
ancos Of the family sre invited 10 attend.
RAWsON.-Diod. on the morning Of the 18Th
instant. Of pneumoois, STANLEY ANVIL In.
fan son q Cherries 4. ana Ella J. havs0o aged
two monihA
He sweetly sleeps
'safe Ia tho srfus Of Jesus:
safe on Ills gentle breart
There 0y His love overloaded,
sweetiy bio soul shall rect"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

CHARLESTON, ;. c.. February 25. The
schooner Frankin Woodruff, from Port
Antonio, Jamaica, for Charleston with a
cargo OF fruit. went ashore between North
aud South Edlsto in the gale OF Saturday
night Captain Blossom came TO Charleston
TO-DAY on A steamer from Edlsto for 3 tug TO
pull the schooner OH The crew are safe at
EdistO. A defect VI the chreuOueter caused
the schooner to be thirty miles out Of her
course. The cargo, consisting OF 1900
lunches Of bananas, Is a total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
Urging Passage or the Tobacco BILL
~. t.In.-nrh 10 INA nIanat.ht

WASHINGTON. February ~. "A delegation
consisting Of Henry Messenger, president
OF the BoaYd OF Trade OF LOuisviile, Ky.
Edward j. Force. OF the Force Tobacco
Company. OF Louisville; John Donohoier,
Of the trm OF Ping, Donoboier 4 Co., Of
Louisville; and Nicnolas FINER. Of the firm
Of Fiuzer Brothers * Co., is In Washington
10 urge the consideration OF the COwles bill.
To. dag they have been in conversation with
members from the southern and western
States trying to impress upon them the sd
visibility OF sinking feeling and relieving
the tobacco growers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

Of northern peoplr. with bis Lecture upon
stonewall Jackson, The Christian soldier.
On the programme for the coming week arc
wallace Bruce, Leon Vincent. OF Phtiadei-
phia; Dr. y. y. Eaton, OF La Crosse; Df.
Marcus Hatton. OF Chicagoi Or. 7. o. Hob
man. OF 81. Paul; charles Il. stoskcs aud J.
Dewitt Bruhead. There will be spccisl nnu-
steal attractions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26

&c. IA. Hides gate: and Ann Wool xeeh -
oisisk Pork quiet geef s1ow. Beef hems dnu
al fil7yasi8 Tieseed beet inactive. Cntm<ate
stenlater and asles. wooster n stssn. M op-
tons February, March. and April, ~; 8sfs
ss.sf frcighfs steady: cotton. aicL: pssn.
~. sf1
caicAgo.
cascfso. February = tho cash quofAs1ons
we're: Flour arm and iischsnxed. No. sspfing
wheat and No red. wheat. sf.pfil No. corn.
ats.a3fxc. No osts. g5Hc. ses<pork. SiLuss
sfLiA Lard. ts.7Sstd17s. Sboniferr. aka
sAs;S; short-eiess. s6isksi6A "hsssS
Theiosdisg fatares ranged a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
Hnceudfary Fire-COIitsiOn OF Vessels.
r.ro.ia1 tol N, 10 The nianatch1

NORFOLK, VA. February 2j.- Early yea
terdag morning the new barn OF William
Sawyer, near Holly swamp. Princess Anne
county, was fired 10y m irccndiary and en-.
TREY destro, ed, with the entire stock oil
corn and farming implements.
The tug Croatan and schooner A. ii.
Quimby colllded IN Currituck sound last
night. The tug had her rail and smoke
stack carried away, deck-house cut through.
and boiler damaged. The schooner bad
her upper work considerably damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-26
G0irg tn 1he Centenniai.

10y III0BI1 FII % VI IllVIE-l-
NEW YoRE. February 25.-The Governor
OF South Carolina has appointed James A..
Hoyt as commissioner from that State 10 the
Washington Inauguration Centennial. The
Governor and his stat with the Adlutanl-
General and many prominent citizens Of
south Carolina will attend the celebration,
beside 4 number Of volunteer troops will
take part in the parade.