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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
TEE wslrnEa IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and warm.
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 27.--The stock market
started out with burst OF activity. which how
ever. soon died away and the usual duiusss en-
sued, with a decline from the high prices OF the
opening. The quotations from London this
morning we're materially higher, and the for
eiEners supplemented that with liberal buying
orders especially 10 st. Paul, Lake Shore, Union
Pacific, and Louisville and Nashville Other re-
ports from tho other aide were uniformly fayora-
BILE. and here there WAS leas pressure upon the
stocks which have besn weak OF late, aud this
induced some buying by the trading element
and encouraged purchases FOR long account gem
orally. The liquidation In Atchisou seemed TO
have come to pause. and purchases aggregatng
$500 shares by an Influential house helped he
stock up; but the besr manipulation again
became conspicuous and the early Improvement
was not m ain aimed. After the first sharp do
mand had been satisfied the market settled
back into It's usual dulness, and pressure upon
Atchison aud Northwestern was removed. The
narroTness Of the range Of the fluctuations even
In the active shares was In marked contrast
to that Of the previous DAYS and the list re-
mained without special feature Till the close.
la the laet hour a strong tone reappeared and
Atchlson ruse point aud with Burlington and
Rock Island reached the highest price OF the
day. The close was quiet but Arm and generally
close 20 the opening hgures. Almost the
entire active list - higher tonight. and Bur
hngton ross ~, AtchisOn. Rock Island. and So
Paul each, and the Others fractions Total
sales, 93SO00 shares
EreninG.-EIcnangs dun and 1rm AZ 4s6ka
f89H. Money easy AZ PAS Sub Treasury hal
snces-Gold. ti52,5 0,.0o0; currency 81, il7.0N
Governments duh and nrmer for ~: 1 per cents,
l29R ~ coupons l0I State bonds quiet.
aN.N
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The wsav.rs' STRIKE Ended.
lBy telerraph 10 tho pi.patch.l


FALL RIVER, MASS. March 81 The
strike ~ the weayers In this city ended this
morning, and the operatives will return to
work on the old basis tomorrow. At a
meeting in the park, which was attended by
thousands Of operatives, the Executive Com
mittee OF the Weayers' Association advised
the giving up under protest, and submitting
their case to the State Board Of Arbitration.
This result had been reached at two meet
ines Of the boird mentioned held
Yesterday afternoon. This morning Sec
rotary Connolly stated that a major
ity OF the committee realized that
there were no funds IN the treasury
upon which 50 large number OF strikers
could rely. and thought It best to yield be-
fore there was any suffering. The c0ntribu-
tons expected from outside quarters had
fallen below expeditions, and under the
circumstances It would be wiser for sill con.
ceTned 10 resume their places.
The Rev. John Brown advised similar
course, and 1t was voted 10 return tO-mor-
row. The gain in the number Of operatives
employed to-day has been very LIGHT, and
the manufacturers were surprised when the
result was announced, thoughno excitement
prevails IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
CATTLR MARXRTa

NEW YoRE, March 26.-Beoves-Receipts $50
head, all for siaughtereTs direct; no market for
beeves market dull for dressed beef, but a
shade rrmer at 81 ssxc. for common 10 choice
calle from Liverpool quotes American refrigs-
rator beef dull se Sc. Sheep and Landslide
cepts s0) head. and 100 wore carried over yes
terday market quiet and unchanged. with \
limited business, at s4stA25 for common ~
good sheep. aud at t6ai7 for ordinary 70 fair
yearIng lam bs good spring lambs sold at IS. 80
afJ1A Hogs-Recepts 1850 head none offered
alive: market nominslly steady at s. i0at5so.
CHICAGO, March s.-cattle--Keceipts. $500
hesd shipments. 3.,0o head; market closed
easy: oeeyes. t3as435; ssockers and feeders
81 35as3t5; cows, buils and mixed, ti.40as3.
bulk, f22ss260; Texas cattlo, tSasaea HoSs--
Receipts. 1900 head shipments, 5000 head:
market slow and i0c. lower. closing bad !;
mixed, tlooastSo; heavy, Nooatt90; light
470aS5; skips. 81 JeS2ol sheep-kecspts,
1900 head shipments, 1900 head; marscs
steady; natives. ysssS; western. Siat4.7o; lsmbs,
q. 50asa50
ST. LOWS. March % -cattls--Reeeipts, 1000
head; shipmsnts, zone; market stronger choice
heavy native steers. 81 sOasi+e: tair 70 good
do, s3as3 70 stoczers and feeders. fair 70 coed.
&C. IOsS2 s0 rangers, eorn-fsd, g. 50ata 60: grsss
fed, $2ai1 hogs-keceipts, $50 head; ship
ments. none; market easier. choice heavy butch
ems selections. sLsoasAs0; pzcsing. medium TO
prime, a. coai41S light grades, ordinary 20 be-t
a. 70aSLs0 sheep-kecepta 800 hsad ship
msats. none s,rosg fair 10 choice. taxS<so.
PHiLADRLpHIA, March 8.--The receipts at the
west Philssolpis and North Pennsylvaais yards
were Boeyes, 2,0U0; sncep, $500; hoaA ho00
Cattie-DemHnd poor, and prices on all grades
continued low (; extra. fhe; good, ts4kc.; me-
rslaess and prices nrn; extTs natives, ~ ass-:
good natives, 51a54c-; medium natives <kss1:
common natives. skatSc. cults, Sxe<e; extra
kAnses. sa<sSsc; good Kansas, AaOc me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
was one Of The organizers and member Of

was one OF the organizers and member VI
the Council OF the Home-Rule League
formed In 1871. When Davitt, IN lo.v'
started bis lsnd-league movement Egan, ,o'
gether with Biggsr and O'sullivan, pc
came trustees OF the league, and Egsn
was appointed It's acting ressursI.
The work OF the league In propogsting "
principles and aiding evicted tenants W
1880 led 10 the prosecution OF Parneii, Dr
Ion, Sexton, Egzn; and others TIE pro-.
ecutIon falling to secure = conviction tne
English Government Suspended the ope,s-
lions OF the hdbsds corpus act, and also ue-
vised a scheme to seize the funds oil Tue
league. Egan went TO France In oroer "
protect the money, and also TO act a. an
intermediate between the two branches o,
the league In America and Austrslis anu
the national leaders In Ireland and Ene,
land. In 1888 be came TO America anu
went 10 live in Nebraska, where no pas
since resided. lie has taken an active part
in politics as a member OF the Repupicau
party. He was a delegate at large from
Nebraska TO the Chicago Convention, having
been elected by an almost unanimous
vote OF the Nebraska Republican State CON
yention. He n still al active worker 10 tne
Irish cause, and has the confidence OF ~
leaders in the old country. He IL man o.
good address. well educated and In SAID Oy
Messrs. henderson aud Paddock. who were
his chief sponsors, 10 he fully quallneu ior
the office TO which be was nominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
AM AZ nENTs.

TINE WILLING WORKERS WILL
4 give a" FLOWER TEA aad an Apron
BAZAAR at the Second Baptist church FRI
DAY, March 2sth. from 10 IL 2. VI. A special
entertainment for children from 10 O'Clock.
NH 2s-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

by seeing as much as you can Of she world. But
ere you set ont either as a tourist commercial
traveller. or emigrant-whother you 90 by rail,
steamship or steamboat, provide yourself with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which tho travelling
puolic recognizes as the finest medical safeguard
and preventive Of sea-sickness with which any
one iourneyirg by land or water can be provided
II furnishes 10 the western pioneer adequate pro-
lection against malaria, rheumatism, and those
disorders OF the bowels which miasma-taint
water begets. ia sedatiyo effect upon a stomach
perturbed by the rOcting OF a ships truly magi-
chi and IL Is . capital appetizer and nerve in-
YgOrator. Excellent Is II for biliousness and
kidney insction. and II counteracts, In a remark
able degree. the effects OF fatigue physical or
mental. After we ting and exposure in incle-
mont weather. Il should be used hs preventive.
NH 2f-Tu rhtwl&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

diun, 4katkc.; common. sxszc. cuIis KsossA
Sasxc Lamhs unchanged A. <s7hg Hogs
dull snd unchanged as Sa71c. for western
fsskc. Drease1 beeves wore In poor demand ..
sa3hc
blLrIn0Rs. March 27.--Calrotoa vo<t- Yayds:
swiBe-fhero IL bat little, IL any change In ths
market since lss. week. The quality Il s,arceiy
fions hardly representing as numerous sales
Trade u only moderately active. Prices rsnge
from ~ 70 60. for few common rough hogs.
nnf the better grsfes So ssxc., at which prizes
most OF tho sales were msie Arrivsis--e.igs.
agsinstr.Se3.
Cagsm0Dt Lfps-Sfoek naytsL--Rscsipts mis-
week 2.3j6 head, against as43 last week. Fair 10
rood hogs sellinr al $40 rough ceiling 81 $50
hrrtvass-lI4 cara, containing 1908 cattle. =,
calves. sss sheep. Ais5 hogs, iO7 horses. sod 10
muleA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
AHOTFL MYsTERY.
Wan. woman, Beer. Morphine, Death

10y holcbthpu " AAo bAoPHu~A-l
ST. Louis. March 27.-Last night Yene.
rable-looking man, apparently about fifty
years Of age, went to the Hotel Harle, ac-
eompanied by a good.loOkine. neatly-dressed
woman. sud registered as ;. NJ. Waite aud
wife, OF Florida. and the couple were as
signed TO a room. During the night Waite
drank great deal OF beer, and had a supper
served in the room. This morning the woman
left the MOTEL aud did not return. Later
Waite was found in dying condition with
bottle Of morphine near him. Soon alter
being taken TO the city hospital Waite died.
The police are looking for the mysterious
woman, and the body Of as II. Waite" OF
Florida, lies on a slab in The mOrgue un-
claimed. The dead man f. well dressed,
with iron gray hair and mOustache; five
feet eleven inches in height, with soft and
slender bands, showing he bad never done
manual labor. He claimed to own an orange
grove In Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28


BIRMINGuAN, Ala, March al suit in-
volying the title To over 81 900, 900 worth Of
the most valuable residence property in Biz
mingham was decided i'm the United States
District Court to-day, Judge Bruce presi-
ding. The land was bought a number OF years
$50 by the Elyton Land Company, and has be-
come valuable through the growth O!the city.
The suit hinged on the construction OF the
will Of John Timmers, made before the war,
and was brought by his heirs, who live in
South Carolina After the trial QaSting a
week. Judge Bruce instructed the jury TO
find for the defendant, which was done.
TIE case will probably be taken to the Su-
preme Court OF the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

fBY telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. March 27.-JOhn Hicks, who
will 20 to Peru as Minister Of the United
states. Is native American fotiy.two years
Of age. lie comes from Oshkosh, the home
OF Senator SAWYER, and is the proprietor and
editor Of the Oshkosh Northwestern. He
has several times been elected president Of
the Wisconsin State Press Association, but
has never before held public Office. Du-
ring the last campaign he was president Of
the local Harrison and Morton Club, and did
efficient service as an organizer. lie is said
to be a man Of ability, well educated, Of ex-
cellent habits, and possessed OF moderate
means, though by no means rch. His APP
polntment was urged BY Senator'S Sawyer
and SpOoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Contest IN Naval Circles.

~ VNI"FtNF7'' 70 w
WASHINGTON. March 27.-A lively contest
Is in progress IN naval circles 10 secure the
post Of Chief OF the Bureau OF Yards and
Docks. which becomes vacant tomorrow.
Secretary Tracy this afternoon gave comfort
to the numerous outside applicants by bid
ding the incumbent, Admiral Harmony, a
hearty farewell, an indication, as they regard
It, that he is not to be reSppolnted. Among
the names mentioned this afternoon at the
department as his successor are Commodore
weaver, president OF the Examining Board;
Captain White, OF the Philadelphia Harbor
Commission; Captain Skerritt, late COM
mandant at the naval asylum, Philadelphia;
Captain Dewey, formerly Of the Lighthouse
Board, and Commodore Brown, commandant
at the Norfolk hayward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
TO Assume New Duties.

WAsHINGTON, March 27.-Messrs. Bachei.
Ter and Tichenor, Assistant Secretaries Of
the Treasury. will assume their new duties
MONDAY next. Messrs. Thompson and May
nard. incumbents. will sever their official re-
lations with the DEPARTMENT Saturday after
noon. SIR. Byrnes, the new appointment
clerk, will also take hold Monday. Mr.. You
mans will remain ne chief Clerk until April
18th. when he will he relieved by Mr.
Bracket. Sir. Windrim, the new super
vlsing architect, was at the Department to-
day. and arranged to take charge Of his office
tomorrow morning. Mr.. Mason. Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue, has returned to
Washington from avisit to his home in West
Virgins, and will take the sfiaiIs Of that SER
vice under immediate consideration. 1t Is
expected that most Of the present. bureau
officers will be relieved next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

Cabinet meeting; that this was the first case
Of the kind that had been brought 10 the
notice OF tue Administration aud would be
OF wide interest - test case, and that be was
doubtful ~ to whether the President would
comply with Mr.. Scranton's request. The
President, however. sustained the member
from this district, fixing this precedent IL
IL claimed here that The charges made by q
member Of Congress over bis signature con.
corning an official in bis district was sufii-
Gent cause for removal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Machine-shops ana Foundry Eurned.
lEx tnlegraph % the Dispatch.l

PITTSBURGH, PA, March ~ The extern
slve machine.shops and foundry OF Mcln-
tosh d IIeInphil on the rivei-front between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, we're totally
DESTROYED ov fire at $50 O'Clock this morn
ing. The fire started in the ingot shop aud
soon spread to the pstjern-shop, brass founs
dry, boiler. and engine-h0use which were
entirely consumed. The total loss will not
fall short OF 800. 900, which Is fully insured.
The fire ia believed to have been the work OF
an Incendisry. and four men have been ar
rested on suspicion. Through the efforts Of
the firemen the pattern warehouse contain
inc several hundred thousand dollars worth
OF pAtternS was saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Grnnt-nemorial University.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CHTrANooGA, March 27.-At conference
OF Rev. j. c. liartseli, secretary of the
Freedmens Aid Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. with the local trustees Of
the Chattanooga University, Of tins city,
and the Grant Memorial University, Of
Athens, Tenn, 1t was decided to consoli-
dste the TWO institutions, 10 be known As tho
Grant. Memorial University, under one
board OF trustees selected from Cincinnati,
Chattanooga, and Athens. the Athens mem
beers REPRESENTING the society at large. A
meeting OF the new trustees will be held here
on the 9th and the faculty for the institution
will he elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Removed for incom potency.
lBy teIegraph o the Dispstch.l

tUI IVIEbtHPK1 . 1I1V K1Ioput'LEI
SCRANTON, Pa, March a. Daniel W.
Connolly, who was appointed postmaster OF
Scranton In May. 1885. and commissioned 10y
the President aud then confirmed BY the
Senate In January, 1856, and recommissioned
Tor four years, has been removed on charges
Of ineompetency preferred by Congressman
Scranton TO President Harrison. The Post
master. 6enefal, IL seems, was not at all sam
gulne Of the CoDgressmsn's success Ia having
the postmaster removed, but said he would
lay the matter before the President at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
dividend Po,a on Preferred stock.

PHILADELPHIA, March IL Inc Board of
Directors az the Norfolk and Western rail-
road met to-day and declared 4 dividend on
preferred shares OF $3.50 per share ont Of
ine surplus income OF 1883 II will be pays.
bic Apfil 25th. aud the books will be closed
between April 18th aud Aiay 20. The state
nent Of the earnings and expenses for Feb
ruary shows Nc, earnings OF SlSJ, $50, an In
crease OF -. i2S over The same month Of last
wear. The statement for the first TWO
months Of This year shows decrease in net
earnings Of $40 sd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Antrisn Leader.
By telegraph 70 The Dispatch.

WAsnIsGroS. March 27.-Patriek Egan,
thu nominre for Minister 10 Chili, has for
,nany wears been well known as leader OF
the irish Leople. lie was born at Bally-
,n,hou. County Longford. Ireland, In iS4l.
Uis business. both In Ireland aud America,
hs. been that OF a grain dealer. lie very
early displayed q deep Interest in the Irish
cause. beeoalng IN active member OF the adj
yaoced National party He took part In the
revolutionary movement which eliminated
In this attempted insurection OF 1861. He
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
DEATHS \.

KHNDRiCk.--Died, March Nth al $50 4. ".
at bis late residence. 100 east Clay stree. Will
LIAM NJ. kBSDRfIk, ia tho eighIy-elxhth year
OF bis ago.
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON from the rest
dence AZ O'Clock. fTinds and seqasinisncss
invited 10 attend.
LORToS.-Died, at his residence In this city
year Of his ago, John BlACkwoOD srkA-
CHAN LOTION.
Funeral will lake place from 81 james chunch
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 81 AID o'clock.
Friends Of tho FANNY and o. ms tfother, heth
Lorsca are invited 70 attend.
New YORK. Petersburg. Baltimore. aud Lynch-
burg papers please copy.
MCoRR-Dis, at the yestdcocs 81 w. r.
Poisdextsr, March ~. i5s2 JOHN II. hOokH In
he peyensy-eixih rear OF his axe.
fupersi will take place TO-DAY the z<th In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
The Chess Tournament.

NEW YORK, March 27-The chess scores
to-day are: Guntsburg aud Pollock. draw I;
Burn won from Bird; Judd won from LIP
schulz; Black and Martin. a draws ShO-
walter won from Burrill; Gossip and Weiss.
Z draw; Tanbenhaus won from J. W.
Baird; fschigorin WOE from Honnam, and
Mcleod from Delmare; Mason lost to
Baird; DeImare TO Mcleod; Burrill TO sho-
walter, and Bud 10 Burns. Gossip and
Weiss played 10 draw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH n, 1889.
Loose tobacco sales to-day 2i,ol5 pounds, with
Sc. per pound highes! and zoe. per hundred
pounds lowest
Offerings on Change. thirty packages; eight
OF which we're taken In; highest price 4ihc. per
pound. lowest tl.7O per hundred pounds.
stemming-iesf offerings were largo and most
closed out; market prlces unchanged on same.
There was no particular animation In business
to-day. though tho market was firm. Tho class
Of offerings in old stock shows less and less nne
leaf and very good leaf. We hear rumors OF
good wrapper sales yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
GENERAL beavers NOSE PULLED.
me Retaiiates with his Crutch but
Misses hts szark.
[By telegraph to the Dlspstch.l

10y tolpbl hph W tho HtnfHtfA
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The trouble be-
tween George A. Armes, retired officer Of
the army, living In thus city, aud those
having charge OF the Harrison inaugural
parade eliminated this afternoon in a scene
in the rOtunda OF the Riggs House. About
ball-past 4 O'Clock Armes walked into the
hotel, and, after a few words, pulled the
nose II Governor Beaver, OF Penn
sylyana. The Governor was not hurt,
but he Was angry, and, sieadylng
himself against the hotel counter he
seized bis crutch, which serves hum in
the place Of one leg left behind during
the war. and aimed an ugly blow az his enc
nv. ArmeS eodged The blow. and It struck
one OF the pillars OF the hotel rotunda. A
second blow also missed its mark. Tue ho-
tel policeman rushed 10, attracted by the
noise, and placed Arnes under arrest. Armes
was released by direction OF the hotel
manager, however. and escorted outdoors,
exclsiming, al pulled his ID nose, any
way !"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

-"
New ORLEANS, March 21.-Fhe weather Is
warm and bright, and the attendance was
iarce at the races to-day. Track fast.
First race--fye iurongs-RRmb ler won IN
1.O4. Skobeloff second. Pauline third.
Second race three quarters OF mile
Duhmc won in 1;l7!; lleuiy Hardy second,
Bowling third.
Third rAce-seyen eighths OF a mile
S,rideawav won Ia 1884; stuart second, H.
science third.
Fourth race-three eighths OF mile
Hildegart won in 3Si; Mile Williams Sc
sopd, NOXubee third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
DUE AT TAMPA.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 27-The
Cleveland parry left Havana at O'Clock TO-
DAY and arrived in Key West at 7 +. NJ. An
Occala special to the TImes-Union says: \
committee Of leading citizens left on The eve
Ming tram tonight 70 meet the steamer
Oliyeite at Tampa Thursday and invite ex-
President Cleveland and his party to spend
the day as guests Of the International and
Seni-Tropical Exposition IN this city. The
steamer is due at Tampa at O'Clock Thurs
dsy. A meeting was held in Jacksonville
to-day. and an invitation was extended to
the party to accep: the hospitality of the
people Of Jack sonvile on their way North.
The reply from Key West tonight eays
that definite answer will be.ITired from
Tampa Thursday afternoon. ~The move
ments OF the ex.Presdent in the state are
very indefinite up to the present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Four tndtctme nts.

10Y FoAosieph W eho Oi'Pos-~.l
PITTsBURGH. March 27.-Ths grand jury
this afternoon returned four indictments
against ex. Cashier II. T.. Voight, OF the de.
funet South-Side Farmers and Mechanics
Bank. The first indictment charges false
entries on the books Of the bank, tue second
with the mutiaion OF the books, the third
embezzlng, and the fourth perjury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Double Execution.

IBy telegraph % Tue DlsDatch.l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 27.-At Lebs.
non. Tenn. to-day jim Turner ana Mack
Francis (coloredD were hanged for the mur-
der Of Tom Martin last August. Turner's
neck was broken, but Fraucs died by strAn.
gulatiOn after horrible suffering. Both men
made a full confession OF their crime
yesterday. Their object was robbery. Their
victim had s., which they got.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28

[Rr Telegraph % the ni.natci

10y Iul'bIapH 70 IUo DlspRtch.I
CHICAGO, March 27.-The dissatisfaction al
the course OF ihe Louisville Jockey Club OFF,
Gals In changing the weights assigned Terra
Gotta and Haloolah 10 the Kentucky hsndi-
cap, aud In emitting to assign weights to
Egmont and Macbeth at that time, have In.
duccd George Hsnkins 10 declare all his
horses out OF the event
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
FOND. for n,roet Improvement.

IbJ I0IvsI" III Z" '410 IT F'''3'1"I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Msrch 27.-At an
election held here to-day the issuance OF
500, 900 in bonds for streets and sewers was
approved by a vote Of thirty times as many
for as against it. The city is wild with sx-
citement over the almost unanimous vote.
The work will commence Immediately upon
two miles OF asphalt pavement and several
rntlag ~ sevVersOe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-28
Lind Offices.
[By telegraph 10 the DIspatch.l

10y ItItsIapu 70 TIC DIHpaICu-I
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office issued au
order to-day establishing two land offices In
Oklahoma Territory, opened to-day by the
Presidents proclamation. The land office
for the Western district IS TO be located al
King Fishers, stage station, and for the
Eastern district at Guthrie.