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lble. but n nreyent n Thev viii

have trouble, but n prevent w. They will
be armed, and will protect the lives and
properly OF the citizens nj all hazards: but
VIII net resort to harsh measures unless
forced 10 do 10. II there is any httemrt TO
sack the town, a. threatened. the whites
propose 10 stand by The officers and see that
every Que Of the leaders and rioters ~ ar.
rested and Imprisoned or placed under
bonds. II necessary II Is proposed to petl.
ton the Judge Of Sussex TO appoint addi-
tionsl peace officers so that any Ell.
fort 20 provoke riot may be promptly
Queiled. Neither MIR. frcemsu nor his
friends really anticipate any trouble unless
tho blacks are given liquor and while in &
state ~ intoxlcation are talked up 10 q rash
state and then induced TO assert themselves.
The names Of several OF the leaders are
already known, and there will be no trouble
In identifying tbem.
TIE LATEST PROM THE SCENE.
The following special telegram to the Dis
patch was received from Petersburg shortly
before midnight:
"It is lesrHed by telegraph tonight from
Stony Creek that there ms been no demon
s'raiion on the part Of the negroes since
Wednesday beyond the purchase OF snmu.
milton, the gathering Of parties OF them about
tuti otfti"Htut, hllu Occ1elOnal uilhS Va
weapons at night. The Judge Of the county
has issued an order 10 Sheriff Grizzard to
proceed 10 Stony creek tomorrow mOrning
and arrest all OF the riDgleaders in this affair,
most OF whom are known. II Is probable
that when arrests are msde the prisoners
Will be brought TO Petersburg for saie-keep-
ing, as the county jail is not deemed SAFE
enough 10 hold them. Robert Tucker, the
bead msn 10 the riOtous proceedings, will
certainly be arrested. 1t Is said he went all
through the county irving to iDcite the ne
gToes TO come 10 Stony Creek. The ground
81 apprehension Of trouble tomorrow night
Is the confession Of negro woman to white
family. she had overheard the statement
among negroes t6at they would turn out $50
strong Saturday night and burn aud clean
out the village, ana that her life had been
threatened II she told the scheme."
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named company, gave some additional par.
ticulars about the matter 10 reporter. ne
said that consolidation was prsctica'iy er
fected that IL bad received The assent OF ins
holders OF a majority OF The stock OF All OF
the companies, and tha, rhe preiiminsiies
were so well forwarded that within two Jay
after the formal vote 70 CONSOLIDATE Inc
three concerns would be working a. one.
"wnl 1t be really consolidation or . pur-
chase Of the Union aud Jolie, companies pf
the North Chicago?" asked the reporter. =,
"The Joliet will be bought IN all ilken-
hood, and the Union will also DO bought
The purchaser will not be the North chi
cago, but new company, which Is 70 ~
place all three. OF course the North Chics-
20 stockholders will be the principal owners
Of the new concern"
"How will the capital stock OF the new
company be represeniedW
Fifteen million dollars OF It VIII repre-
sent the combined plants OF three companies;
$1,000. 900 will be IN capital a. working capt.
ital; s5,OO0,000 will remain unissued In tne
hsnds Of the treasurer, to 90 used IN
making such changes as occasion may re-
quire. The toiiI capital stock will thus oe
$4,000, 600.
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WILL PRESERVE rsAcg.

Mr.. Freeman left on tbs late train last
night for Petersburg, and this morning he
and pumber OF his friends from the Cock.
axe CITY will 20 down 10 stony Creek, and
viii spend The night there. They go not 70
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.
The EaStvilie KtIling-A Bney Court
Court. House Removal. &c.
s peclal teIegram % he Dlspatch. J


EAervHLE. VA, March 22.-A special
grand jury was IN session TO-DAY, and found
a true BIN Of Indictment against q. Jefferson
Adair for the premediiated and wiiiuI muir
der Of Peter Il. smith On the 18th 81 this
month, an account Of which bos already
been published; also. a true bill against
Robert T.. Lee (colored) for naliciously cut
ting, with intent TO XIII william Floyd.
Both cases will he tried at the April term OF
the court, winch with the retrial OF Bunting
will make one OF the most interesting courts
for mapy years.
An eilort II being made by the citizens Of
Cape Charles to have the couniy.sest OF
NORTHAMPTON removed from Eastylllc 10 that
place. An offer Of sufficient land for all
county purposes and ten thousand dollars IN
cash for buildings has already been made.
u is hardly probable that the taxpayers will
consent 70 the removal unless a much larger
sun Il offered.
An effort is also being made there to start
national bank Twenty thousand dollars
has thus far been subscribed.
A Baptist congregation has been organized
there snd the council Of recognition and
ordination will take place on the 18th instant.
Rev. DR.. Woodhn, Of Hampton, and Rev.
Dr. Burrows. OF Norfolk, will be present
and conduct the services.
Many Of the farmers LAY that the long wet
spell Will cause a great loss in this county, IS
the early peas that have been planted have all
rotted aud will have "a be Teplanted, in addi-
ton 10 which the effects Of the fertilizers
used are 10 great measure destroyed.
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DEATHS.

ADAM.-Disd. a. TIE residences o. her father.
Msrch 81, 1879, A. 6S6 oclock z. H.. ADA BILL,
daughter Of John AMI Dolly {. Adam, aged
i've years AMI seven months
Funeral Will take place from the residence,
No. 200 east Broad street e himb0razo Farkl
SATURDAY. March 2jd. ai II o'clock A. "a.
Friends and relatives arc limited. q
CLARKH.-Died. On March 22i, a. ( O'Clock p.
NJ at his residence, No. 81 sOuth Fifth street,
WILLIAM a. CLARKE, Ia tie twentieth year
Funeral will take place from - Peters
Cathedral SUNDAY ~ 3 z. NJ Friends and ~
qusintAnces Of tbs family Sre respectfully Ia
Siied " atteLd. ~
CROWDER-Dled, az tho resldencs Of her
aunt. MIRA Mary Wright. No. SO Church street,
at ~ O'Clock H., LILA NAY. daughter 81 u. Is.
aud BEETLE p. CfoSder; aged t~oniy-one inon1h'
and eighteen days.
The little led - empty nov.
The lille clothes lad by
An RInts hope. q fstntrs Joy,
la deaths cold arms doth lie.
Go, little pilgrim, % my home
ON yondsr blissfui shore;
We miss Thee hogs. Dut s0on will CONS
Where thou hast gone botOre.
FINsRY.-Dlod. IN Brenbsm. Texas, March
% 1889 Of meningitis. hiss ANNIE Is. mo O0ly
daughter 81 tho laio Edward c. fnaey, IN ths
nineteenth year Of her MA.
Her funeral vii take place from ~ James
church Tnis saturday AFTERNOON az
o'clock. Friends ana acqua!niapces invited 70
attend.
hcCLRLLAN-Diod, A. her residence. iQc2 east
Broad street. March y, 1850, Nr% MARGARET
q. MCCLELLAN. daughter u he late David bar'
clay, in tie sogenty-drh year Of her age.
Funeral viii take place from tha fiiss PresOy-
terrain church on MONDAY tNArsh 18th, az u
O'Clock. Her friends ard those Of Der sister. Mrs..
Mary b. kirby, are respectfully invited 20 A.
tend. -
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Reckless Law-Deners.

NY lolffi tbu ~ tAAN SA-lat-iAfl
CHICAGO, March PA dispatch from
Barboursyllle. KY, says: For some months
gang OF reckless, law.deiying characters
have been making their headquarters on
Sinking creek. the widest aud most unset
tied portion Of the county. Warrants have
been repeatedly issued for them by the
county authorities, but they have always
managed 10 elude the officers or drive them
on at the muzzle Of their Winchesters.
Yesterday morning the Sheriff and three
deputies attempted 10 surprise the gang, and
they themselves were w9ylaid, fired on, and
forced to beat hasty retreat, barely escaping
with their lives. Judge d. \. Call, who Is
presiding over the Circuit Court here, was
no sooner informed Of the rout d the
SheriiI's party and The defiant position taken
by the lawl.ss " Checkers" than h. appoint
ed pro TEN. judge, put himself At the head
Of fifty resolute men, and marched toward
the location OF the recent outrages. The
surprise was complete. but only five OF the
gang were captured. The rest skipped be-
fore the onslaught
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Living iu Boats.

10y I0I1FI HIII " III0 DI7P0I-II'I
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., March 22.-The
storm here Is abating and the water is re-
cedine. The storm centre to-day was
Brlgaotne and Peters Beach, the latter place
being the cause Of much anxiety among the
Inhabitants OF the inlet district, who watched
al day the Peter's-Beach House, three miles
away, standing Isolated out in the ocean
without any lands visible around It. Charles
Smith. the proprietor, and his wife are keep.
ing their lonely vigil with boats ready in
which TO make their escape in case the threat
ened collapse OF their home takes place. The
foundation was parity washed away yesier-
dlv. The few people at Brigautine have
been living almost entirely In boats since The
storm began, their homes being submerged.
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conservative cheers.I In conclusion, he
assured the gentlemen opposite that all
the charges made against him bad
failed 20 give him the slightest anxiety
or . single sleepless night. II the further
charges promised against hin were no worse
than these brought tonight be was bound 10
confess that iu bis own opinion the parts he
had played in the last few months would not
be the least credtable portion OF bis career,
Dir. Rsdmond's motion TO reduce the A.
torney-Generaps salary was reiected-2S6
-. anr
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NEW YORK. March 92.--The stock market WAS
intensely dull during tho entire day. with the
exception Of a short time on the first hour. and
prices we're stagusnL There was firm feeling
in the forenoon, and purchasing continued with
the eject OF raising quotations frectiooailg, and
many OF tho acttve stocks reached the best
prices Of tho week. There were several innu-
ences which. however. hal a depressing effect
upon speculate Tie market Welded TO diverse
Influences and prices sagZed % slowly until the
besrs attacked BuringtOn, which dropped 2
per cent. snd most Of the Granger stocks
synpaihized to a greater OF less degree. Trust
stocks we're a strOng feature OF the days trans
actions and sgain chicago gas led Tie list In both
activity and strength Deuae2seO coat was weak
under the selling on the closing cf the books. but
ia no other stock was there any movement Of
importance trading being principally tho scalp
ing o. traders. Everything was brought down 90
a shade below tho opening figures, the market
closing heayy and quiet Almost everything en-
the liz, is a slight fraction lower this evening,
and Tennessee coal host Z, and Burlington ! >.
Total sales. i13 0ol shsreS
Frsafng. -ExcEsnge duD and nrm AZ 4s5Sa
ts9i1. Money oasy Al sa9S. sub Treasury bal
snces-Gold. SIS. 10000: currency. fi',22m0
Goyernmen ~ dull ami heavy FOR a.; sper cents
l29G; a. coupons, 1917. state bonds dun aud
fna ..N..4u
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW 1OhA.
INV YORK. March G2-Cotton Irm sales. To-
DAY, $50 bales: last evening. ls3 bales: upian1s,
lo1c.; orleans. I0hc.; exports-to Great Bti-
tain. 39735 bales; 70 GRANGE. lG bales; 70 Ihe
Continent 1893 baless stock, 6l2.s9O bales (;
weekly net recs.pts at his port 1873 bales;
gross, 4, $40 bales; expJrts-tO Great Britain.
1855 bales: 10 France i,i0J bales; 70 the Cont
nenL, 7.li4 bales FORWARDED. 1875 bales: salee.
S,55o bales % spinners. l,sS balee. southern
hour firm. Wheat-Spot more active and s4el &c.
higher No. ? red, y ga92Hc. In elevator No.
rcd March. 99s.c.; April, 92Hc; May, gSTsc. !;
June, 9i5.c. Corn-Spot hrmer and moderately
sctiYe; No. ?, 4.1s a424c elevator; Options duu.
1saAc. higher and nrIn; March. sac;
FIRM aud quiet; options dun and steady; March,
5D1.c.; April. s0ac; Nay. 3O5sc.; No 2, spot
2laa2c; mixed western, 29A s<,c. Hops quiet
and steady Coffee Options closed steady, 5
sllsOasll.s5; May. $40. sssfl70o: spot Mo about
steady, fair cargoes. sia73. Sugar-hew strong
and higher; rohning. 3kc.; centrfugals. so-tesL
ess5ke. rsnned. sAc.. higher. with moderate
ezra c, siIl5a5 i3-lsc.; yellow, es69c. OF a,
6 l3-l6a7hc mould A, Ne; standard A..
7sc confeciioner's A, Ks: entloaf sac;
crushed, ssc.i powdered. 7Se,; sTsnuiatsd:
5GtesL 94As25c. New Orleans dun; open-kot-
lie. good 10 fancy, esaa2c. Rice steady and quiet;
Petroleum steady, dun and unchanged. Cotton
seed oil strong; crude, &c; yellow, fsc kosln
6tcd1J Win ltsl eGaahC1. Nt4AaASa W
good, sLl7Xssi.D. Turpentine quie, and steady
at 59sc. Eggs weaker; southern. nsAlz4c
Hides stoady and quiet Wool weak PORK
firmer: old mers. si2z5aei3: new mess, fla 5oa
SIa75: extra prime, si250 Beef dull; extra
mess. f67Sss7. Beef hams duh &C slSaSi35 80.
1terced beef quiet; city extrs India mcss, 50a
ala Cut meats firm: picked bellies. 20. should
ers. 51e.: hams, ". si0c. hiddles quiet: short
cIesr, sdsS LAFa nrner and quiet; western
steam. a. Is; opiioas-Aarrb. s7.N April E.ss
MAY, s7M frelgats steady; cotton. s-isd. {:
grain. 3D.
BlirfN0Rs. Narch s2-fleur fairly active and
nrm. Whoa,-Soathern nrm; faitz. tiasi.0S I;
Iongberry. si.osa5l.0 6: No. southern. 81 (.
western s1ong: No. winter red. spok 81 Ia
o.. Ccrn--soulnern nrn; white. $laf3c yell
low. 41aalhc: western sUopg. Oats 1rm
western waite. a2xS5xc.: do. mixed, sasSic. /;
graded No. 2vhiie, S5c. Rye Neglected. nomi-
naily steady At 5taaoc Hay rrm; primo 70 choice
,inactny. SIS. 5Oasid Provisions dull. Msss-pofs.
siA50Asl&7s. Bulk meais uoosei-Snoaiders.
So: lons-ciear ana ciear-re sideA "; sugar.
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NEw YoRK corroN FUTrREt

NEW Y0RE. March - Co ton--Not rc~elpts.
3s7 bales: gross receipts, -.,A bales. Futures
closed dun; Gales. o go bales. march, HJt
$40: April. f0atl0Ul; May. 2'NjlAli0 10
June. 9l0i7Atl0.is. July. ii02iaslo2', August
fl030afiOu. september. ttoetl 20. O-'o'er.
f9.Uasa72: November ~ lsafgi December,
80 G3sIy.Gi. Jauunrf. flslaEl.L
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ROOIners Leaving.
by telegraph to the Dispatch

WICHITA, KAN, March 22-About one
hundred boomers left the northern part Of
the Territory yesterday for their re-
spective homes, hay.Ag been conducted to
the State line by the soldiers. They say they
will return next month. About three hun
bred booners have been brought to the
state line. while fully that number have been
taken TO Purcell There are many hundreds
Of boomers yet hiding in Oklahoma and
there are fresh arrivals every day. The sol
dIers are escorting them out as fast rs posi-
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Key west and OF for Havana.
Hr tolnzrnnh 10 The Dispaich.l

IDy I0I0sTa U NO LI6paICHI
KEY WEST, FLA, March 22.-EK.Presi-
dent Cleveland and party arrived here at 3
o'clock on the steamship Olivetie. They
were met by a delegation from the Board OF
Trade, accompanied by the full fire deDagt-
meut. d company OF the Island City Guards,
and the siiyer-cOrnet band. They were es-
corted 10 the Russell House and were driven
around the city. The hotel was beautifully
decorated with olive branches and there was
a grand display OF bunting throughout the
island. Mr.. Cleveland received the citizens
this evening. The party left for Havana at
10 o'clock.
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f.tnes

SUGGESTED by. TUE DEATH or LITTLE LrS-
wOOD, ONLY CHILD or gg. AID V.ss. JOHN l..
NcUE, APfOs. VA
All pvt away the iriaing toys
And he baby's lituc tniDg-.
For our nttie ono has left u.
Borne on angels sslyery wings
No more our precious LYswCoD--
Mams's darling. papa's Joy
viii play about the carpet
Nor need tao broken toy.
The music OF his laughter.
His merry childish giee.
win ring With glsdnezs pcvcr.
No. never more for me.
Never again bis baby hands
Win play about my face.
Nor tsDgle baby hngers
In this tiny rocs Of lace.
No more his sotfsrtng footsteps
Wili Chamber up me sialr.
when look INTO he cradle
Our darling y nos there.
How MAS bis baby prattie
And his cunning httio fscei
OF 70 think tho world holds nothing
That could take INA bsoys piAeei
But tho Angels took our haoy
To the hesEeas sAx above;
In him they found Tho idol
OF q girl mosners lova
Tho pride Of young father.
A graadmAs only JOY.
Was centred IN the baby,
Our darling hiss ooy. ".
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pickiod shoulders. s6f5: sassrcured SMOKED
Lapi--ksancf fa95 western crude. f7.ZA Butter
on Ter: western packed. isasc roll. i5ai7e.:
creamery. 26e. Eggs easy n Ike. Petroleum
fair. fs'lais@c Sugsr Arm A sofi re Wbis-
key Hrta al si.iI. RreiKhs 20 Liverpool Der
steamer quiet: cottyn, %c.: grain. az td.i
corn, Tor orders. 4. ksceipts -flolf. s.nD
barrels: wheat. 100 ousheis; corn. 500 bush
els oats. s.Oo0 bushels. sbipments-tioar. a.
100 barrels; wheat. 1900 bushels; corr. u.s.
900 busheis saies-Whsst, 5000 bushels; corn,
10000 bushels.
CBfCAgo.
CHrc, AGO. March - Tho cssh quotations were:
Flour firm and unchanged. 30. spring wheat.
f.oi .Asi08: No. rel. fL0ikan0l5.. NO
corn, 3sKc Nc. oats, 2ihc Aes.-pork, filsis
asiat0. Lari. sn95atAe7H. Shori-rio-. psHls
$3.50. shoulderS sA3lsfA7k shortclear. g. oa
s6s2N. Whisky, u.02
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Caup,n,pt IN rhs pone.

by Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON. March eat is understood that
the French agent at the vatican, In obedience
to instructions from his Government, has
made complaint to the Pope OF the support
which is given General Boulanger by the
French clergy. In reply the Pope Is re-
ported TO have said 1t would be impossible
Tor hun 10 inleriere in the matter.
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FiIed Exceptions.

EEw ORLEANS, March 22.-The Attorney
General has filed exceptions to the SUIT Of
PoDe ~ Co., OF Amersiam, brought to COM
pei the Board OF Liquidation TO fund four
million dollars of the old Citizens Bank
bonds. The exceptions are-drst, no cause OF
action second, no application has ever been
made 10 the board 10 fund the bonds; third.
the board cannot appear az defendants for
the state; fourth. the plaintiffs have mis-
taken their remedy II they have any
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R1cHmoED TOBACCO MARKET.
FRIDAY. March %, 1874

MARCH 22, 1899.
Loose tobacco sales to-day 53.3l5 pounds, which
shows an Increase ia quality and quantity. with
i0.. highest price aud 50c per hundred pounds
lowest
offerings On Change II packages. twenty Of
which wore taken ln--highest price, 3d.; lowest
H.. per pound.
old mahoganios were we'll in demand again.
while better grades Wer9 freely taken also.
stommors are Discriminating more carefully an
crop purchases. and select for body and not 80
much for show la length Of Loaf Good leAfy,
oily tobacco Is what they want and pay well for.
General market steady and strong, with some
dealers WHO have sold out reinyesling at present
market
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when you feel Yourself gradually break
ing down don't wsit until you have taken 70
your bed. While you are still able TO be up
and about fight the grim monster disease 10y
the use OF proper resloratiyeS The pest
remedy for naiatia, indigestion, weak sla.
news, constant fatigue, nts o. dizziness, SPORT
breath, and other complications on a disor-
1s,sd .vstem Is Browns Iron Bitters Its
naaolc influence In conqaerinR diseases OF an
sxhsnsliye nature ~ most astonishing.
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WASHINGTON. D. G, March %, 1889.

WASHINuToN. y. =, NHIVH - Io-V'
Nv Dear General: The flag and guidon
OF the Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry captured
by your command. with your accompanying
note. were handed me to-day. / undertake
with much satisfaction to transmit the colors
TO the former proprietors, and assure you
they will be received by the survivors OF the
regiment In the kindly spirit in which you
deliver them. ard Will be tenderly treasured
for the sake OF old associations and as one OF
the multiplying evidences that toe issues and
animOsiles in civil war are faded.
| am, General, with much esteem, yours
truly, NJ. :. Quay.
10 General Wade Hampton, L. :. ;.
in accordance with the above the bags
were to-day sent 10 the proper parties in
Pennsylvania to be restored to their former
guardians
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HesiruafIons rendered.

by AngIo-American cable to the Dispatchl
VIENNA, March 22.-It Is reported that
Count Won Tsaie, the Austrian Premier, and
Count Kalnoky. the Imperial Foreign Min.
lister, have rendered their designations owing
70 the dispute between Austria and Greece.
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French Ftnnnee.

IBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dlspatchl
PARIS. March 22-9 II. N.-The Bourse
closed firm. Rio Tinto shares closed at 80
francs and Compton DEseompte shares at
100 francs. SHARES OF societe des MetSux,
sitter falling to q francs and 80 confines,
rallied to 40 francs.
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CHICAGO, March 22.-CircuIsrs TO the
stockb holders Of the North Chicago Rolling
Min Comi any. the Union steel CompsDy,
and the Joliet Steel Company calling spe-
ci.I meeting for May with the view TO their
eonsolidailon into one concern have besn Is
sued. U. W. Potter, president Of the hrsI-
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Meek's FaIlnres
Rr teleErsph 70 tho pispatch.l

ny telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, March 22.-The business
failures throughout the country during last
week numbers for the United Ststes, go
Canada, 29-total, 240-against POI last week.
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The yillsge Of stony Creek is about twenty
miles south Of Petersburg, on the Atlantic
Coast Line. IL has population OF about 200
t0uls. snd hos three lsree stores aud several
Smaller ones. The immediate neighb0rhood
"a quite thickly settled, and the negroes for
two or three miles around number about
four 10 one as cOmpared with the whites.
Mr.. John G. Freeman, Of the firm OF
DrewTy & Co., OF this city, formerly lived at
stony Greek, add still bias two SISTERS and q
hrOiher.in-law residing there lie naturally
feels deep interest In The threatened trou-
bic, aud through bis friends from that
nsirhborhOOd who have been in the ely
during the week has Kept thoroughly posted.
The application to the Governor Tor pro'ec-
ton Was signed by eight or ten OF tue most
prominent while citizens OF the place, aud
Tie gentlemen who took 10 10 the Capitol
we're accompanied by Mr. Freeman, aud u
YVES at the request Of the latter that Judge
glournoy wrote the paper copied above
WILL PRESERVE PEACE.
l.f. In last
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Japan CLOvER-SEED CAN BE
81 Gown 90 poor wsrn-eat helts slshept any
preparation aud xiil sooa cover the,n WIKI q nn-
hic,0as sod that all mare thsn double their
value Tor grazing pcrpo&es. Qp,y limifec sap
ply Of the seed now on hand. Price 81 per pashei
Of q poanes delivered In hichnosa. OF b. mail
poeipsid In pssa sxss = ~ s-oaads a. Il escA
Address SAASSkLLuk 4 kANLlSbS
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Kfnie Convention.

PRoylDEScE, K. l., March 22-The State
Convention OF the Faith party, Law En-
forcement party. or Observation-Disclosures,
A. they are called. was held Ia Blackstone
Hail this morning and State ticket was
Nominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, March Bond.oderings
to-day aggregated 1O7, 400 AS at slOS. All
accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
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BALrlNON2. Mo. March 22-Yirginia lO-40's.
3ra95: 30. 3a, u Baltimore and ONO stock. g6 :
Northern Central stock. ~ hii: Cincinnati,
Washington and Bolumore lstS 96S do DDS,
ga bid 80. 3ds. 20 bid Consolidated gas bondS
al bid. DO. stock. 4JH.