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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Washington SOIeS.
by teIegranh y the plspaich.l


WlsrINGrcN. March 2S.--Army officer IN
rctiye service ore Joining tue naval officers IN
Their criticism upon the Ne@ York Centen'
Nal Committee. They hold thai IL Is not
courteous TO Major. General Sch0lield. who
will cOmmand The military forces, 20 place
o. he bead 0f ibe naval denomination 10 4
position where there must necessarily Dc
concert OF action betweeu them not only an
army officer but one WHO coats from the
lowest branch OF the military service and
VINO - upon the retired list. Also they com
Tain thai on the cOmmiltee OF which this
officer Is chairman there are several repuia-
BE usvSi officers and q grandson OF Admiral
larraPut. II 10 limited that little active as
ISSUANCE for The demonstration can be ex-
Jecisd from Secretary Tracy under these
circumstances.
There are indications to-day OF very
positive nature hist The President Will nomi-
rate Judge Chandler. OF Independence,
kansss, 70 he First Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior.
The bond offerings to-day-sio2,000 49, at
i0S-were ell accepted.
The P0stinaster-6eDersl to-day, upon the
recommendation OF General. superintendent
Deli. appointed the followiDg.nsmed division
tuperinieDdsnts Of the Tallwsy.maii ser
vice; Tenth division, headquarters II.
lsui, Norman Perkins vice Walter A. Bat
ief, resigned; seventh division, besG-
tuarters 81 Louis, J. y. Lindsey vice X.
u. Thomas, resigned; Eleventh oivisiop'
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grand Jury and bill fond against him ior
working on Sunday, and all be did was 70
cut few sticks OF wood to build iire, Jus.
what have seen many others doing since l
came TO the State. The penalty for violssing
any portion Of the law In this State y very
severe. They have what Is known In thls
State AZ schain.gang,' where those
who violate the law are taken anu
ball aud chain fastened to one iee,
aud they are made to work on the pupn.
roads aud railroads, and those who are put
there are many OF them treated worse than
brutes. Many have been whipped to death,
and doubtless II be should be taken there
for working on Sunday he would be com
pellsd 10 work on the Sabbath or be whipped.
What Is your sdvice' Should we be besten
In the Circuit Court, would you take the
case 10 the Supreme Courtr And u so, eau
you help US? We are all poor here"
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COTTON REPORT.
Karket hrm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLIs9. axe.
Low MfDDLIsg. p4c.
SOCDORRtkAkY. $40
MARKETS BY rELEsxAPa
NEW YORK.


NEW Y0RK. March g Cotton steady sales, $50
bales; uplands, 10 3-i6c. Orleans. 10 S-iec ex-
ports-iO Great Britain. $40 bales; 70 the Con
tinenI 1881 bales: STOCK. 576.2l0 bales. southern
hour heavy. Whest--spot dull and NC. loser
options closed weak and s.sic. lower; Nc. red,
March, sehc.: April, $50; May, sAe. Cora
spot nrmer and fairly active; No. :. fsaf24c. In
elevator; options moderately active and Aakc.
higher aud firm: March. tshe. April, 42iss
42Ae; May. 424e- oats-Spot duh aud stesiy
options moderately active; March. 5ic: April
SAc May. S0Aa30kc.; No :, spot. siselkc c.
mixed, western, S0a30sc. Hops steady and
quiet. Coffee March and April. si6sOaSi675;
NAY. sl675stids0: June. 90 soatiasO: spot Mo
quiet; fair cargoes, sis75 sng1-haw isss ae-
tige bat strong; fair rerDing. las ii-i6c. GEN.
trifugais, 96-tesL exc. rennec quiet and nrm.
Molssso5- -roreign Erm; DO-tsst 2SAas5c. New
ORGANS quiet; opcn-ketiie, good 10 fancy. asa
42c. Rice quiet aud steady. Petroleum more
active and arm. Cotton-ssel oil stronger
crude, fgk s4S.; yellow, 5a- kosln qusst and
s,ealy Turpentine asist ana easy 1t 4ekc.
Hides steady and quiet Wool quiet aud easy,
Fork steady. Beef quiet. Cutmeats quiet.
Niddlss quiet Lard opened nrs-or and ciossd
oasy and dull: western steam. $40; city. tAso :
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lmnrIsonment COZ LLfe.


tBy telegraph 70 tho blspaEn-l
ATLANTA, GA, March 2S.-H. sullivan
Moore. Jr., on trial for murder for killing
Hon. James Hunt, q member Of the Georgia
Legislature, was tonight convicted, the
Jury recommending imprisonment for life.
hunt and Moore were friends and room
mates. They got iulo friendly tussle aud
ouarrelled. Moore left the room aud short
time afterwsrd. when Hunt wss leaving, at
tackled him with a knife, lnflcIng wounds
from which be died in few minutes. The
affair occurred in a prominent boarding
house in this city.
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hesaqasr,ers Fort Worth, ,. 5. weaver

headquarters Fort Worth. J. S. weaver
vice George w. Hunter, resigned.
Argument was begun In the Supreme
Court OF the United States to-day in the caee
81 Cbae Chan Ping. appellant. vs.. The
United States, brought TO this court on APP
peal from the United States Circuit Court Of
California. The suit Il brought to test the
constitutlonallty OF the Chinese exclusion
law.
IL IL said at the Interior Department that
the Presidents proclamation issued yester-
day will throw open 10 homestead entry on
April 22d about 100000 acres. The
amount has frequently been stated In the
newspapers at between 10000 aud 0,000,-
600 acres.
The crowd at the White House to-day was
greater than ever. and the President did not
have minute 10 himself from the time he
entered hls Office, about 900 O'Clock, up TO
1850, when he escaped from the eager throng
on the plea that Mrs. Harrison and lunch
were waiting for him. The district delcga-
tiOus we're unusually numerous.
Secretary Wiudom has received the re-
signaiion OF Judge McCue a. Assistant Tfel-
surer at New York, but has not yet acted
upon H.
Mc. WindrIm, the new Supervising Archi-
teci, aud Nc. Byrnes. the new appointment
CLERK, were sworn in today and entered
upon The discharge Of their new duties.
Mr.. Huston, OF Indiana, and Mr. Parsons.
of ohio, the leading candidates for the United
states treasurcIship and the comptroller
snip Of the currency, respectively, are 10
Washington, ard GOSSIP says their nomiua-
tOus will be sept 10 the Senate In few days.
First.Asslstant. POstmaster-General Clark
son was questioned to-day concerning Ger.
tain newspaper criticisms directed against
his policy IN the appointment OF fourth-claSs
pOstmasters. In answer be said that iracti-
caliy all ~ the changes thus far nave been
made for other than political reasons. A
large number Of the appointments made du'
ring The LAST Administration were notO-
riOusly bad. A considerable number had
been found TO be delinquent IN their
accounts. Other changes had been made
in order u secure better locations
for offices. and In many cases appointments
had been made with view to the removal
6f The Offices from the vicinity OF saloons.
In every case OF removal there bad been
good and sufficient cause therefor. "Per-
hap" he sdded. "it IS not generally known
that my predecessor. within q month or six
weeks yrior 10 the Ath OF March made over
900 appointments % iourth-clsss post
masters for the purpose apparently OF
forcing them upon this Administra-
lion. The course had never been
rnrsued 20 my knowledge by any previous
administration. During the last several
weeks OF President ArthuT's term not a
single iOurih-cllss postmaster was appointed
except i'm rare Instances where the exlgencles
OF the service demanded IT, and when Post
tnaster-Gener1l IIalton resigned there were
more than 5000 designations on file IN bis
Office. The commissions ~ The thousand ap-
poiniees OF nv predecessor were, Of course,
withheld. aud these vacancies with others
are now being flled as rapidly as possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

,nu tnlnnrn1h to dc nisnafchl

CHICAGO, March %. -Rev. George u. Starr,
suuerlutendent Of the Central Bible school
for Home sud Foreign Missions, complains
~ Ibe Associated Press that the seventh
Day Agyentists are being horribly treated IN
sone parts OF the South. He has received
from Elder M. Huffman, OF that sect, for
transmission TO the General conference Oh
battle Greek. Mich, the following letter,
written at Alpharetls. Milton county ga. /:
:. BROTHER ID. Conklin. OF Michigan, who
with bis family has lately moved into this
rsichborhood, has been reported TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Hood, but NO Doodle.

BRNrNoHAM, Ala, March ga special
from Bocton 10 the Age-H Herald reports an
attempt TO rob the Southern Express Com
psuy's Office at that point. Last night about
10 O'Clock man named John Warren, di'.
guised IS negro. Orened the express office
door and with pistol in his hand ordered the
agent, B. II. Huey, Jr., to surrender. Huey
did not do 1t and the man fired at him twice,
one bail striking him in the breast, glsu cling
and breaking one OF his arms. By this time
Huey had seized his own pistol and fired three
shots at the robber, who was found shortly
afterwards one hundred feet from the Office
dead. one Of Huey's bullets had hit him IN
the breast and the mau had bled to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

now under bond. The trouble arose over
an attempt to escape by an illegalIy-sfrested
prisoner OF the Pinkertons. Edward Zeis-
Ter. the prisoner, was afterwards set at lie'
eriy on q writ OF hobcas corpus. Zeisier
has an Office In Washington street,
bond company" He was charged by the
Pinkertons with being . fugitive from JUS
tice from the state Of Pennsylvania. SUI
perintendent Robertson, OF Pmkerton's
Agency, got out q warrant and himself made
the arrest instead OF tue regular officers.
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Bon All Right.

BY Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. March GA dispatch an
nouncmg that President Harrison bad nomi-
mated Robert 4. Lincoln rs American Minis
ter 10 England was read at a duner given
last evening by Earl Cowper. Visiting the
Earl was Cranberry, a son Of LORD salisbury,
As 4 guest, and upon hearing the news he
Immediately hurried to Arlington street ana
impaired the information to bis father. The
Prime Minister Chls father said that the nomi-
nation was pleasant surprise for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
RrCHMoYOND TOBACCO MARKET

MARCH p, 1888.
There was quite a gOod break Of loose tobacco
to-dsy-52,isO pounds-with $lS highest and
g. 10 lowest. On Change there was a full break
Of planters stemming. the lest Of which were
held at 4c. and l2H 70 I3c best prices We hear Of
sellers endeayor 20 close out all samples each
day. aud some few resort 70 auction sales with
the more nondescrpt sorts.
Trading in old bright was quiet to-day on
'Changs, and 70 Indge not much was being
done privately. The market, however, shows no
signs Of weakness. but tho real scarcity OF good
stock in first bands is an element Of great
strength.
The interior markets are having very heavy
breaks but prices remain arm even on tho still
largely predominaiing common grades.
Western markets are reported stronger this
week than last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

FINNEGAN.-Died. March zsth. Miss MARY
A. FlNNEGAN. daughter Of tho lAto Th0nsi
and mary finncgan. ia The twentieth year u her
age.
Her funeral viii take place from the rcsienc9
OF her uncle G. Manning. 1914 east Main street,
THIS AFTERNOON ats o'clock. Friends aad
Acqusntsnces are invited % attend.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud Norfolk papers
please copy.
JONEs.-Died. Narch 27th. atga =. ", Hr.
MAkY t. JONES. Of King william county, Va. la
Tho seyenty-iourih year of her age.
Funeral nus MORNING a. ~ o'clock from
tho residence q hor sou. James Lelsh J0nes.
1912 Floyd street Friends arc Invited. ~
flowers.
TWlBIfT--Died at the residence Of her sister
ir-law, Mrs. Mccullough, so church street, AZ
1913 A. ~. March ~ 1880. Mr.. hAHDARE1
INiBltI. IN the seventy. 1fth year ~ her age.
Funeral vii take place from Sss-re1-Heaft
church THIS friday EVENING Al 33J ociOrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
New orleans RaceS.
lBy telegraph to the Dispaich.l

NEW ORLEANS, March IS. There was &
large attendance At The races to-day. The
weather was nue. and the track fast.
First race-hy lurlongs-N lclre,s won 10
,.O4x: Catherine second, Eternity third.
second race--three quarters OF mile
Fndurer won In l:l7l; Cheney second
Dudley Oaks third.
Thifd rlce--seven aud bali furlongs-
strideaway won IN 1889; Hornpipe second,
Dan Mreks third.
Fonrtp race-One half mile--CaliiorDi,
won iu nity seconds; Montpelier second,
Maid of Orleans third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Atsem pied Railroad wreck.

CHICAGO. March superintendent
Croker, OF the Chicago. Santa Fe and CALI
fornia railroad. was notified this morning OF
au attempt to wreck the west-bound limited
train on that road near Chilicotbe, H., last
night. The ties were piled up on The track.
Fortunately the pilot Of The engine threw
them from toe rails without derailing the
engine or the train. The limited is gene
rally well loaded. aud the Wels.Fargo Ex-
press Company carries lot OF yaluables on
the train
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
saI,sbury,s Tribute to bright

by Anglo-Amorican cable % the Dispatch.l
LoNpON, March 2S.-ln the House Of
Lords this afternoon Lord Salisbury, speak
ing Of John Bright, sid: - lie had speclal
qualities for which he will he admired aud
noted IN history. lie was the greatest mas
ter Of English oratorv in the present genera
ton, the cloquence Of his style giving fitting
expression 70 bis burning. noble thoughts.
He possessed singular rectitude Of cbarac-
ter. He was inspired by pure patriotism
from the beginning Of his career to lis close"
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a rich Quartz cIa,m DISPUTED.

SAN. DIEGO, March 2S.-Trouble Is report.
ported from the new mining camp I've miles
from santa Clara. A rich quartz claim Is
held by armed Mexicans, whose rights are
disputed by American prospectors, and
bloodshed is likely TO ensue. Governor
Torres las been asked for troons, and off,
GERS are fastening there with squads OF Mexi.
can cavalry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
rVHE BRADsTREET COMPANY,
CHARLES 4. CLARK, PRESIDENT.
BRADsTREg1ss RICHMOND OFFICE
10. ll0s EA3I MAIN sfREaL
telephone Noiji
I'll Witty. superintendent.

The Richmond ofico nas more than Kept pace
with tho rapid growth OF tbs city and deyelop-
ment OF ths territory tributary tou IL orers -
the mercantile community OF this section ali thu
advantages OF asysiem tas superiority OF when
10 recognized In every trade cente OF tho civil
ized world Insi II Il IN special sense prepared
10 guard mo interosrof 10 local patrons 10 az.
tested oy the fact that Il has now a larger ssaSsr
afsasssrii@s usa sny stAw msrssati.s sss~0k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

Usg HoRsFORD's ACID PHospu.rl

Use HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Or. Il. q. Davies, De Smet, Oak, says
Z" have used IL In slow eonyaleseence and
prevention from mslarial diseases, where the
drinking water was bad; believe Il to be
beneficial Ia preventing summer complaints,
also one OF the best agents We baye to reetiiy
the bad Effects OF The drinking water upon
the kidneys and bowels"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
southern Hebrew Charities.

IBy Telegraph 70 Ihe UIspAVII.I
ATLANTA, GA, March 2S.-Io.day was
great day for the Hebrews OF the South.
Atlanta il filed with them. Prominent men
OF that race from all parts OF the coun-
try are present. The occasion Is the dedca-
ton of the new Hebrew orphans home built
by District No. 5. OF the Order OF Bnai
Birth. The building is magnificent struc-
ture, erected on a commanding height Just
snnfh OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
nnrs,nr rata,ly Wounded.

IBY Telegraph % the DIspaEhI
NApERyiLLE, TIL, March ga police
man found tNO burglars at work on ibe
vault OF Iliigus Il CO.'S hardware store early
ye,terdsy morning. When called ON TO sur.
render they endeAyored 10 escape through a
yindsw, but one was brought down fatally
wounded by ball from the officers revolt
var. THE other man was also slightly
woIinded. but managed 10 make his escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Appointed Chief CLERK.

10y WIvbIaPl 70 I310 HI7F7''E1'I
WASHINGTON, March ga. W. Fisher.
OF North Carolina, present assistant chief
clerk Of the Pension Bureau, mas been APP
pointed chief clerk Utce w. +. Brock, re.
signed. Fisher is Republican and served
as chief clerk uDder Commissioner Dudley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
ACOAsTWinK COLLISION.
schooner and Hteamer-NO Loss Of
Life. Happily.
Special telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

IoTcCIHI IlI66IlIU " 10 UI7VdV-0'I
NORFoLK. VA, March 2S.-The schooner
Belle Hooper, Captain Gilkey, bound from
New York TO MatanzaS, with empty barrels,
and the steamship Beta, Captain smith, from
Matanzas 10 New York, with a cargo oi
sugar. were in collision CD Cape IIaiteras on
The aGth instant. The schooner was cut
down amidship and badly damaged, and
was lowed INTO Hampton Roads by the
steamer, arriving this morning. This after
noon tug started to Norfolk with the
damaged schooner, aud when OFF Craney
Island the schooner capsized and sunk in
fifteen feet OF water. The tug took the crew
OF and brought them to Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
nenitnps Conner.

10y ItIobIdVu 70 lu4 UI9Vallu'I
NEW YORK. March 2S.-One lot Of $4,000
pounds Of &c. NJ, b." copper passed from
the bear clique to the bull side OF the market
OH the Metal Exchange to-day. II was taken
by d. Houston at the comparatively low
price OF l0t cents. IL was the only bid made
for the metal on the early call.
The Lake copper market was unchanged
despite a decline Of los. on the spot and l5s.
on futures on the other side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
a Counterretter Arrested.

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI, March 2S.-Detec-
tiyes have arrested dangerous counterfeiter
named l.. =. Brown in the act OF casting A
number Of coins. Brown Is a silyer.plster
by trade. His plan was TO thinlv plste the
coins. lie shipped the spurious coin East to
he "shoyed." lie Is an old soldier and
draws pension. Twenty dollsrs in coun-
teriet money was found on mis- person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
sou.neru K&nroads-Tsnne. Pro-
~ telerranh Id fhn Disnat.hl

CHATTANOOGA, March 2s.-Ground was
broken to-day at the line between Georgia
and tennessee for the Chattanooga Southern
railroad, 10 run TO MeLemore's Cove. pene-
tratng an important mineral and coal re.
gion. The road will connect with the Chat
tanooga aud Udion railway at the State line,
thus giving the new road all the terminal
facilities here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

PORr OF RICHMOND. MACH - tsSl
ARRfvsD
Schooner Mary Standi-h. Robinson. Booth bay,
ice, James Z. smith Ice Company
Schooner Nellie Paine, D0irich, Booth bay. ioe.
Mrs. jana King.
Schooner John g. Boscham. CHM, Charleston.
phosphate rock, Allison & Addison
SAILED.
Schooner Lsdy Ellen. Clartc. New Haven,
hickory logs and piilets. Cartls 4 Parxor.
schooner Is. Frank N0sliey Oliver. Philadel-
pills, railrossI-tos; vessel. Gurus 4 Psrker.
Schooner 4 4. COttinghsm, smith, New YORK.
railroad tics; vessel, Curtis s. Parker.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. MARca2s. iss9
by Telegraph
Arrived.
Steamship Roanoke. Huphers, New York. and
sailed Tor New YORK. msrchsndlse.
steamship Daniel. Baltimore. W coal and load
grain.
Steamship Ilooinlo. New Orleans. 70 coal
SAILED.
Barge Heiicon. Boston. loaded with coal
Schooner Grace seymour, nolmes. Charleston.
loaded with coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Suicide. Body Identified.

10y IeIeRfaph % nc UIspalch.I
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-1he body OF the
man who registered al the Hotel Parle as ;.
NJ. Waite, Of Florida, and took poison TO
climax a spree, was Identified to-day IS that
OF ; muei NJ. Woolsey, q married man,
whose home where his wife and two adult
daughters live. was in tins city. He was q
member OF Or. Adam's church and stood
high 10 religious societies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Italy and France.

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatch.l
Rows, March 2S.-Premier Crispi au-
nounced in the senate to-day thst the Italian
Government was unable 10 take the initiative
in the matter Of commercial arrangement
with France, but was prepared 10 accept any
temporary arrangement prepared by The
French Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Young Bob. Congratulations

tBy telegraph % the Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, Aarch 2S.-Bebert Il. Lincoln
was In receipt OF kilograms from all parts OF
the country to-day congrstulsting him on
his nomination to the Court Of st. James
lie ssys be has not yet made up bis mind as
to whether he will accept the nomination or
not. The friends OF Lincoln are OF the 0pin-
ion that be will decline IL for the reason
chiefly that bis wife Is confirmed invalid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Lord uanaeyIlIethe unfortunote

CBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. March 2S.-Lord Vaudeville, the
heir to the Duke OF Manchester, has been
pronounced bankrupt. 1t has been decided
to institute criminal proceedings against him
Oh the charge OF having made untrue adj
dayits,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Lost His uead and Legs

10y tclcstapn ~ 0oO biSPe'~A'l
MUSCIE. ISD., March 2S.-Lieuteuant Har"
yey r. BatemaD, OF the Tenth United siafs
iufautry, whose home is at Fostoria, o., was
found living Oh the Decline railroad track
two miles west ofthis city yesterday with his
head entirely severed from his body and both
legs cut off. There are suspicious OF foul
NAV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
he Fire.


tBY telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
Dixon, LII, March 2S.-A tire which
originated In defective flue In the post
Office at Ashton this morning burned down
tweuty.one business.bOuses and several
dwellings with their contents. The loss is
fully $50, 900, and the insurance is light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
THE PnrneII Bnnnuef.

[By AnglO-American cable 70 the Dlspstch.l
LONDON, March 2S.-1he committee that
has charge Of the banquet 10 Psrnell is con-
timing its preparation. The difficulty ex-
perienced by the committee In finding
suitable place for the entertainment still con-
tiuues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
rIinrIX IncnnAciiY.

fBy Anglo-Amercan cable 70 the Dispatch.
THE HAGUE, March 2S.-Parlament will
assemble April I'd for the purpose OF re-
celylng communication from the Ministry,
in which the formal announcement will be
made OF the Kings incapacity for govern
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
AMntferOTCourse.

rByAnglo-American cable 10 the Dispstch-I
BERLIN. March ga dispatch 10 the Co.
Iogne Gazette from Zanzibar says A party
OF 23O men landed from the German man-oi-
war Schwabe aud burned KOndutchI after n
conflict with the natives. Opposition TO the
Germans is everywhere decreasing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, :. g.. March Is. The steam
ship Hudson, from New York for New Or
leans, Ia OF the bar with rudder aud rudder-
.fark O0no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29

GEORGE e. CRAWFORD, 8 P. NJ. sixty lots on
Oakwood avenue; also. two dwellings.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON, 1880 r. NJ. bana-
mas, &C.
l. POWERS, 1880 p. 81, apples, &c.
j. II. VALENTINE, i0H a. NJ, household furni-
ture, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-29
Honored by the Observance,

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspstch.i
PHILADELPHIA. March 2S.-Henry ". Ray.
mOnd, editor ana proprietor OF the German
town Telegraph. has received the appoint
meut Of private secretary to Secretsry-of-the-
Navy Tracy. He will assume his duties
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