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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Eeseucd from "a Wreck.

TDy IHI'ETuUH 70 Iuu UI7Vt0Il'T
PROvINCkTOwN. MASS, March 29.-Letters
from Captain Durham, OF the whaling
schooner William A. GTOsIer, at II. Vincent.
West indies, say that on February 24tu ,nc
sighted a wreck, which proved to be the
Boston bark Albeit Russell, from New York
tor Australia. She rescued Two sailors, who
had been on the wreck thirteen days. The
balance Of the crew, together with the cap
tain, wife and two little giGls, were all lost
The rescued sailors supply Of food consist
cd Of four cans 81 Holsters, four caus OF
MIX. and what rain they could catch. One
Inan viii nrnnlhlY die.
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khof I'm a Cnnrcn.
LRy telegraph 70 the pispateh. ]

by telegraph 20 the Dispatchl
PARIS, KY, Mar,b 29.-Tbe ColOred Me-
thodist Conference OF the Lexington district
closed It's first DAYS session Wednesday
night with a probable murder. The church
was CROW ded, 1900 people being present.
Bishop Andrews MAS in the pulpit. Ben
jAmin Kellis. who rents pew in the church.
left his seat for few moments, and during
his absence John Page sat down in ~.
When kcllis returned he ordered Page out,
anQ a quarrel ensucd. AT last Kellis. who
was the larger Of the two, grabbed Page by
the collar and hauled HIM out OF the pew.
Page started down the aisle, but had not
reached the door when he turned, and, pull
ing revolver, fired two shots at Kellis, one
taking effect 10 The groin, producing fatal
wound. The other bullet lodged in the wall
back OF Bishop Andrews. There WAS quite
a panic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
rwo wHLl-IsPoKwED MKN.
ono Was GeOrxe Goaid. Rrd Another
Was BrALemun or ATS Road.

WAS Brakeman or hts Road.
New YORK correspondence Boston Cl9be.l
A few days ago, happening IN the
Grand Central station. saw young
man leaning against car-brake CHAT
ting in the most cordial way to "A brake
man. The employee wore uniform big
smutty gloves were on his hands, his
blue coat was Garued that it might last
few weeks longer. and the bras, buttons
had been polished almost smooth by
constant service. His pay was $50
month.
The young man who chatted with him
wasa blAck-eyed, faint-moustached chap,
with skin bronzed like an Arabs. and
teeth that glistened like an opera
singers. He wore a brown oyercoat, a
brown derby hat and trousers OF lighter
color, aud his arm was hooked about a
good-sized bundle done up with news
paper. lie WAS well dressed, but well
dressed because neatly but unconspicu.
ously dressed He wore no gloves, aud
there was an ink-stain upon the fofeiin-
ger Of the right hand. Now the brake
man was Johnny, or Billy, or Tommy
somebody. and the young man who
chstted with him was George Gould.
The brakeman received less in Il year
than young Gould makes in day: But.
80 far as appearances went, the two
young men had found common level,
and met on il. Gould was learning
something from man who knew more
about some details OF running railroads
than he did, and the brakeman was the
better man SO far Of the two, and Gould
let him know that this superiority was
acknowledged, by and by, when the
chat ended. Gould sauntered away, Ikea
man who had met sn old friend, and the
brakeman took I'D his duties ike q man
who had met another Oh even terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Application withdrawn.

10y t0t"HI "III 70 0IV "I"f'4.0usI
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-1he Falcon
Iron and Nail COMPANY and the Florence
Mining COMPANY to>day withdrew the
application in the United States Court
for receivership Tor the Reading Iron
Works. Counsel stated to Judge Butler
thst m view OF the fact that the Reading
Company intended making an assignment
this course would be desirable. Several
counsel representing some Of the interests
involved were present but raised no obiec-
ton. The Court allowed the application to
D. withdrawn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
CHESS Tournaments.

by telsgra pa 10 the Dispa-ch-l
NV YORK. March 29.-All the native
PLAYERS who met the foreign forces at the
chess tournament to-day met with defeat.
Gossip and Showalter met IN brilliant game
snd gossip sacrificed his queen and mate in
three moves. The victory was loudly APP
plluded. Gunsburg won from Judd, Weiss
from d. G.. Baird, Blackburn defeated Ma.
son. Hsrbam won from Mcleod, Burn de-
feated j. W. Baird. Tschigorin won from
Martinez, Taubeuhaus won from Delmar,
Bird won from Pollock, and Leipschutz won
from BuTTiiI,
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Distilled spirits ard 0ieOmarGarine
lRv felacrnnh 90 the Dlspatch.l

WASHINGTON. March 20. The total pro-
ductiou Of distilled spirits in the United
states from July |, 1888, 10 January 81, 1889,
WAS 42,73933) taxable gallons, being the
largest production Of q similar Kind in any
wear since 1888. A statement prepared in
The Internal Revenue BDreau shows that the
production OF oleomaTgsrine from July lst
last TO December 81, 1889, was lS.49I691
pounds, being "A decided increase over That
Of the preceding SIX months.
IL is estimated at the bureau that II the
present rate OF production is maintained the
amount made during the fiscal wear ending
Juue 80 next will reach 100000 pounds
The production for the last fiscal year was
S34.355, 527 pounds. The 6rm OF Armour
a Co., OF Chicago, H., make about one
sixth Of the oleomarsarine produced in this
country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

tsc western errnev. Oa5s firm wss,ryn wtste,
s2a5ihc.: DO. mixed. sossie itye nearly mont
nai At ysisc. Hay Arm: prime 70 choice limo
ny. sisasi7. Provisions steady soc quiet Lari--
liefinsd. SIC. Buikr aniot weaseIa packed
Petroleum q is.: refined. dslc Coffee doll
anu lover Rio carzoes. fair. bHasac sngsr
atendy; A soft. re Whiskey qnie Al pff.
freignB u liverpool per stsa1.er 1uiet. cotton.
g0d. grain. 4A1.; Cork, Tor or1er-. -. o..
ana nominal keceipts--flour. e.0o barrels;
wheat. 1000 b1shels: corn. 81 ,pO bnshssr. ship
nentt-tionr, i.o0l barrels; corn. 80 700 bushels.
Ssies--Wheal, $500 bushels; corr, Nooo BUSH
els
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March - fine cssh quotations vere:
Flour stssiy and unchanged. 40. 2sprsng and
No. 2red wheat. ti.9SstWa, No 3 eorn, 3i.. no
Oa,s, 2oc. Ses3-pofs, fi&ShfAes Lard 80
Short-firs. fi3oai6.h sfOgdef-, ts.5oatA1a
ShCri-cifar. sG624 ayii1 Nnis<ey. fi.C1
Tie aadtag futures r.rTei a. foii54B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
LIEUTENANT BATrNAN.

WASHINGTON, March %. Lieutenant Har-
nv Batemsn, who was supposed 10 have
been killed on the railroad trscS near Num-
ce, Ind, yesterday, has heen IN trouble
Tor some time. lie had 0Yerdrawn bis pay
account several times, aud bad been guilty
OF other loose practices which threatened
TO involve him 10 serious difficulty with
the War Department. Finally DO di.ap-
peared from his post. lie asserted be had
resigned, but his resignation has never
turned up 1t the department, and after
waiting reasonable the an officer vas sent
in pursuit but failed to meet him. About
three weeks ago be was recorded ~ de-
serter and efforts to flnd bin ceased. II
was supposed At the War Department upon
the receipt Of the news OF bis death yesler.
day that be had committed suicide Ia lit
OF desperation ut his evil fortune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Observation-Disclosures.

lSpocial tslegrem 20 tue Dlsphcn.l
RALEIGH. y. c., March 29.-The last Le-
gislature passed bin prohibiting the care
less handling Of firearms. 4 persOn may be
indicted for pointing n gun or pistol at
smother. even in play. The law is very neces-
sary. a. is shown by recent sad example.
IN a school 1T scotland Neck two boys were
PLAYING. one drew revolver and snapped
it at the other in sport. Toe pistol WAS
loaded and the bullet went through the
mouth OF the boy, lod giag IN the neck. The
wound may prove fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Acrr ,,rIenna Iinces.

10y telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-There was a
large attendance at the races to-day. The
weather was lne and the track last.
Fret race five iurlODgs -skobelof won
IN 1903; Pat Sheedy second, Goiightly
third.
Second race-thrce quarters Of a mile
Stuart won IN 1lG; MacluleY second, Little
Bess third.
Third race-one Multiplication won In
lac; Kermesse second, Kirkman third.
Fourth iace-three eighths OF a mile sIil-
lie williams won IN 3s4; Wrestler second,
Ullderardt third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

Are you going to Europe this season. II
80, purchase your ticket from Andrew
Welsh. at tie Southern and Adams Express
Company's Office, No. $40 east Main street,
who Is general passenger agent for the fol-
lowing hrsteiass liaes: Cunard, White Star,
lnmhn, Red Star, Guion, Anchor, state,
Allen. Netherlands, HAMBURG American,
North German Lloyd, aud French Line.
All classes Of tickets. Berihs secured three
months In advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Irregular Indictments.

y NF3V
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March 29.-Under q
decision gwen by Judge Woods. Of the Fed
eral court, on a motion to quash the indict.
ment. ID election cases one hundred and
twenty.three indictments will, II the defend
ants make the application, be thrswn out.
Already twenty-five have been declared inya.
lid, including sixteen yesterday and twelve
to-day. Judge Woods gays the indictments
ware irrertIlar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Two Mexican Policemen shot
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

10y IoIeEIaVu % Ino DIspAIcuI
FL PAso, TEX, March 29.-There is cons
siderable excitement on both sides OF the
river over the shooting Of two Mexican
police at Paso Del Norte last night by four
Americans who the police attempted to ar
rest for disOrderly conduct. The Americans
escaped TO this side Of the river by swim
ming. One OF the policemen is dead and
the other is badly wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
The Murdered Man Unknown.

MuVcIE, ND, March % The msn who
was killed here yesterday proves not 10 have
been Lieutenant Harry f. Bateman. OF the
Tenth United states inisntry, though the
papers found on the dead man belonged TO
Batemau. The man hsd evidently been
murdered. Bsteman, who deserted. Is said
10 hsve been seen in company with the mur-
dered man u few days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
whr,. a 90 MANY sufrer from rheump.

Why Il It so many suffer from rheumR'
tism, aches, pains. kidney diseases, liver
complaints, heart sffection, etc.y II 10 sim.
uly because they will not come and he healed
All diseases begin from want OF iron in the
blood. This want OF iron makes tho blood
thin. watery, and impure. Impure blood
carries weakness and distress TO every part OF
the BODY. supply this lack OF iron by using
Browns Iron Bitters, and you Will soon
lind yourself enjoying perfect freedom from
aehes. mains. saa ReueIal III hsalia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
That BOundary-Line.

TUJ % NJ" II'FHFNIlI
CITY or MEXICO via GALVESTON, March
ga telegram 10 the San Francisco Ex-
Aminer respecting an error in the boundary
line between the United states and Mexico
was shown TO President Diaz to-day. He
said IL was a cansrd unworthy Of attention.
The truth is definite on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Assigned.
IBy telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.l

by Telegraph 70 Tue Dlspatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 29.-Late In
the day the assignment Of the Reading Iron
Works TO the Reading TrHst Company was
announced. 1t il believed that this will re-
works.
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spz.iALrIE. ~ pn.xrIse.
n : sr.pocKPr MEIMoRANpUM.

VESr-POCkEr MEMORANDUM
' BOOKS sor advertisers blosiing Pads. en-
yelops size. for advertisers; Gamo Counisrs. 100
pointA Tor advertisers, Universal sticksc. small
label. for general gse. We arr running tsensy..
two steam presses on above. with eapscsy 81
1900 impressions per hour, and can give promps
service cIsouAs. MAY a CO,
fs i2-tkys Glen Allen Va
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TERRIFIC HURRICANE All SAMOA.
Nen-oEwar Wrecked and MANY Per-
sOas Drowned.

fByAnglo-American caols 10 tue Disps.ch.l
LONDON, March 29.-AdVices have been
received from Samoa 10 the effect that In a
terrific hurricane there three American aud
four German men-Of-war were wrecked and
that many persons were drowned.
AUCKLAND, March Earthquakes from
Somoa say that the American men-oi-war
Trenton, Vandalls, and Nipsic, and the
German meu.oi-war Adler, Olga, aud Eber
were driven on a reef during a violent
storm and totally wrecked. OF the Ameri-
can crew. four officers and forty.slx men
were drowned, and OF the German crews
nine officers and eighty seven men lost their
lives
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Ruainesa FaIIure..

by Telegraph % The Dispatch-l
NEW York, March 29-The business
failures number 24O, as compared with the
total OF $40 last week, and 26l the week pre-
vious. For the corresponding week OF last
year the figures were 223.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Nominations, COnfirmations. APP
pointmeatS, ReSiGHRtiOns, de.
fBy telegraph TO the Dtspat,h.l

lBy telegraph 70 the DtspatchI
WASHINGTON, March 29.--The President
sent Inc following nominations 20 the SenRte
to-day Robert Adams, Jr., OF PennSylya-
ma, 20 ~ Env0y Extraordinary snd Minister
Plenipotentlarv Of the United States u Bra
zl; Ianzlug b. Miner, Of California. TO be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PleHipO>
Tertiary OF the United states to the Central
American States; William l.. Scruggsi Of
Georgia, TO De Envoy Extraordinary ana
Minisier Plruipo'catarv OF the United
States TO Venezuela: william o. Bradley, OF
Kentucky, 20 be Minister Resident and Con-
rul.GeneTal OF thv United States to Cores /;
George ChsueT, % Kansas, to be First As
sstaut Secretary OF The Interior; sion A.
Daniel, OF Georgia, 10 he United STATES At
tOfney Tor The Northern district OF Georgia;
William =. Tp,ou. o. Tennessee, 10 be
United states Marshal for The Eastern dis
tr,ct q Tennessee; George L. ShOup, Of
Idaho, 70 De- Governor Of Idaho; EDWARD j.
Curtis, Of Idaho. TO be secretary for Idaho.
sKr1cH or NOMINEES,
sion A. DAruoll, nominated Us United
States AttOrBey for the Northern district o.
GeorsiA, was formerly attorney for The
Southern district Of that state. having served
In thai capscity from July Is, 1862, TO Au-
gust 10. leSG. lie Is resident Of Jasper
county snd was highly recommended for the
Office by lawyers and citizens Of the Slate ss
well "a several United States Court Judges
before whom be IS pIacticed.
Eigar Angler. OF Atlanta, who was his
most formidable competitor for the place,
was to-day appointed his chief assistant by
Attorney. Genera Miller.
william :. Upton, who was nominated
"a be Marshal for the Eastern district OF
TenBes see, is editor OF the Cleveland (Ienn.l
Herald, and was recommended Tor the ounce
By The three Republican Congressman from
that state. William N. Nixon, the incum-
bent, Was removed on the stated ground
that be INSIDE uuiusudablo use OF his Official
capacity in the recent presidential campaign.
william l.. scfuggs, DO wss to-day nomi-
mated % be United States Minister TO Nene-
zlieis. was born In Tennessee, but afterwards
removed 10 Georgia. lie has had cons'dera-
bic experience, having beeR appointed
United States Consul at Canton, China, 10
1880 from which position be was promoted
70 be Minister 70 Bogota In 1884. seruggs
held this position until relieved by the last
Democratic Administration.
Lansing B Miner. who was named United
States Minister 10 Central America, Is we'll
TODD resident OF RenicR Cat. He is an ex-
tensiye landowner In that place and Is re-
pu,ed 10 bsqe accumulated fortune through
Investment In real estate, which enhaoced In
value with the growth Of San Francisco.
Mr.. sboup, tbs EOminee for Governor OF
Idabo, Is one Of the oldest and besl-kno"n
residents Of that Territory. lie ~ large
eatiie-desleF. owner of several gencrsi'mer-
ebsndlse stores. and also runs one or more
sisge liues. lilo Is q man OF eonsloefaole
wealth,
Robert Adams, nominated TO be Minister
- RS4ziL u a seatleiaan Of culture ana AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

CHICAGO, March 29.-E. w. Blatchford's
six.story building, 81 to 6S north Clinton
street, was The scene OF q $500, 600 fire 10.
night The losses are well insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
PRITCHETT HANGED.
EXECUTION OF NEGRO FIyHD IN PITT
sYLvAuIA cOUHIY.
His Violent Resistance Of tho oaicsrs--
4 History OF Bis Atrooiou1
Crime
rsn..i,r ,nlorrnm 70 tho nl.nn,c,,

GRAHAM, Va. March 29-Jed Priiche,t
icolorcr) was hanged here iO>day. Az 1880
O'Clock Sheriff overly, Jailer Holt. and
hall foZeu citizens entered the cell Of Prt.
cnett and led bin form 70 the scad'old. The
officers had great difficulty 10 preparing
min for the execution, and had 10 get
,he witncssrs 90 assist them in placing
him upon lhc sca1old. He he'd quite
4 discussion with the sheriff az 10 the tine
he would be allowed 10 speak add pray The
sheriff gave him all The time he asked Tor sud
then ne wanted more. Though shackied he
resisted maniully and refused 10 stand On
the trap. lie fought and tried 10 bite tie
officers. His struggles were painful 81 be.
/ hold. Finally he fell exhausted across toe
trap. TIE trigger was sprung about 1920
and Prtchttt pushed through the hole. lie
died from siraBguation IN twenty minutes
after the drop fell. Under recent act Of
the Legislature his body was turned over to
agents Of the University ~ Virginia and
shipped there for dissecting purposes in the
medical department.
THE CRIME.
The CRIME for which Pritchct PAID the
death pensltv was q most revolving one. ON
a Sunday afternoon IN June. 1888. little )en-
ME 20 lock. the eight, ear-Old daughter "
In this county, went TO the suriHg 10 get a
pitcher Of water fOr her grandfather. Jed.
Pritchrtt WAS lurking near the spring and
when The little girl came near seized her and
assaulted her person in the most horrible
manner. The child dragged herself back -
The house and related the sad story ~ her
grandfather, and he seized a sbO'gun and
went IN search Of the negro, but failed 70
| find him. At ono tine the chi'd'~ life was
I despsired Of. ont she finally recovered.
Searching parties were organized, aud tho
woods we've secured several times IN search
OF the negro, and " he had been captured Dc
would have been lynched. Time gG3 again
II WIS reported That Prtchet. bad been csp-
| lured. but the ,elichers faded TO find hun.
IN December last q cOored man informed the
police 81 this CIV tat Putchett WIS az Dur.
ham. y. G.. and n officer was cent 20 arrest
him. lie was captured without difficulty.
and Sas taken 70 Lynchhurg jail on Deem
her 9th for eafe-keeping. Al The JAnuary
term Of Pittsylyanl court be was tired aud
found guilty and sentenced 10 ne hanged
March 10Th.
Prtchcit wss n brutal sort OF q negro, ami
seemed % have no sort oi conception Of tue
enormity or his crime. lie was about thirty
wears OF urp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

BosroN, March 29.-George II. Berry,
insurance broker, IS Kiby street, went into
voluntary insolvency this afternoon. His
liabilities are reported at about sle0, 900 and
asasta CSO 000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
rhrrtxoRE STOCK MkRKgr

BALTIMORE. MI. March 2a-virginla l0-4o's,
3s.. tiI: do. 5'-. GG eskei. Baltimore and ONO.
. biz: N0rthr. Central. 11as; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lst., 96A; DO. 2is,
1850: Consolidated gas bonds, IL bid DO. stock,
sihat1
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coProS REPORT

We ano,s. Fins. tl5)ssi75, slperius. SAYS,
SIX ezra. sl5)at175. family ;iaSAjl pa.sa'
lGmuY, county, fL13ssho
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MAfkHlAasG g..

GREGORY -NAIGSE.-AarTisi. at Washing-
ton. ID. q, kAr-h q. iss9, Dy the Rev ": a.
bartlett u. d.. Major JANIS = Ohb1oal.
Corps Of Engineers UDit,d states army, ant
MAkIANE NINNIGEkO MAIGSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

nEurnnnnn rr.x.,n

CINCINNATI. Marcn 29.-Murat Halstead Is
laid up with eryslpelas, but bis illness 10 not
epriOus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

LNOR SALE, MATCH TEAM o.,
il BLACK MARES sired hv fsacy <cA
Boy: datss halt sisters; nftoen hands high !:
weight $40 and $50 pounds nye yosrs old tpis
sDrlng. W. y flChLsS.
Belmont stoSk.Fsrm. near Charlottesville. Va.
mn As-oOti3f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND Nv CONNECTION TKERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tbs New YORK and Richmond
Stock xxchsng es-Grsia. Flour. Cot
ton, Meat, ard other Quo,ationt
nv telegraph 70 tbs pisp.sch.l

s-----, wAsnINGros. March 2o.--Insicaslons
lfiIR for Virginia aud North Carolina fair. fol-
----llowed by light rain IN Eastern Virginia.
cooler winds, becoming westerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 90 The Republic
cans Of Georgia now IN Washington have
presented to The President the name Of Judge
Emery speer for appointment as Associate
Justice OF the United States supreme Court
70 succeed the ste Justice Matthews.
BONDS ACCEPTED.
WAsHNGTON, March 29.-rhe only one
bond.ofrehng to-day was 100000 as at los;
accented,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

The ofllce-seekcrs from me South are
working hsrd 10 secure several more posi-.
lions In the foreign service, but their pros
poets are slim. II u possible they may
obtain n few small cousulates, but not II the
Republican senators can prevent II. The
senators are as greedy IS they well could be.
snd they have men In their own states who
want these places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

C0RN.-white. 500 bushels very good on private
terms Mixed, 30 bushels very good on private
terms.
OArs.-NiIed. 1900 bushels very good on prS
Yate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Karke. nrm,

Harke. hrm.
oUoTkriosA
HIDpLINa. 9hc.
Low MIODLfSG. PIC.
6oop ORDINARY. Sac
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AECHirEcTN.
II. ALLEN, ARCHITECT.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED
FOa ALL KINDS on bUlLDiNG>

sUPERINTFNDlNG A SPECIALITY. Core
spondsnce or consultations solicited. Nc. 81 east
Main street, Sonlce. Room No o-up-sssirsl. Rich
nond. ,s%d3wiy
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NFw YORK STOCK sARKEr.

THx wsArEss IN RIcHzoSp YESTERDAY Wa
fntr
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NyWO MULES

TWO MULES pa
4 WELL BROKE ~
Cor salo cheap for cash on clly en- ~
dorsea paper 1T klos coai-i ard. hfoas
""' 49, ". S PILcnEa
aA2ssS AxnnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D xxxcUgkp At TRx plaeAxcK ofYlcA
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yyaBAr.-92 bushels.
CORN. $50 bushels.
OATs.-2,Co0 bushels.
MFFLOEgaT IA fiona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
MARINE INrELLIGksCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AAEca %. lss2
ARRIVED
Steamer wyanoke. Couch, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen q
Co., agents.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoks. Couch, Now York. mer-
chandiso aud passengers. George W. Allen &
Co. agents
steamer Ariel, Dcyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 20. 1854
lby Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WILLIAM lawrence. Providence.
merchandise.
steamship Thorntondale. New Orleans, to coal.
SAILED
Steamship Propisious. Queenstown, for orders.
grain
steamship Robenis, Dunkirk. coaled.