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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24
LOCAL. OTIS.

ON account Of the Union service OF The
Baptist churches, now IN progress al the
Armory, Or Goodwin will not deliver
the sermon before the trade unions OF
this CITY which he was requested To
preach to. might There will be no ser
vices al his church He will in the near
future comply with the request Of the
different unions TO preach before them
Rev. ". j. Shipman, the late popular
pastor OF West Mainstre Baptist
Church, breaches his last sermon in this
city this afternoon AT o'clock al the
Male Orphan Asylum.
The first rehearsal for the csnrata OF
Esther. 10 be given for the benefit OF
Moore Memorial Church, will be nj
Ramos & Co.'S Music store ON Tuesday
night, March Goth, AT 8 4 NJ
Mr.. Henry W Lord and wife, OF Balti-
mord, Md, accompanied 10y Mr.. d. H..
Gaines, president of the Richmond Asso-
citation. No. l, OF Virginia National As
ISOLATION Stationary Engineers, visited
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway shops
and other points OF interest in and
around the city yesterday. and were
highly pleased with their trip.
Mr.. VI. J. Day. Sergeant OF Lynchburs
and G A. Gordon, sheriff Of Fairfax,
were at the Capitol yesterday
Mrs. Wills, Of Charles City. Is visiting
MIR. William 5. Hunter, West Clay
street.
Mrs. W. W Saunders OF Norfolk, and
Mrs. A. A. Meginley. of Portsmouth, are
visiting their sister Mrs. /. J. omithef,
sos west Clay street"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CABLE SPARKS FROM ACROSS THE
OCEAN.
TIE MEXICAN TEAM PLAf
BALL
NEARLY HALF MILLIoS RIFIEs tol
GERMANi
The British Government Makes a Demand
upon Morocco-a Great Fire Ia
Russia-other News from
over the Wires

LIVERPOOL, March % The American
baseball clubs played game here to-day
resulting in the following score AL
Americas. ., Chicagos
TUE CUSTOMS TARIFF.
ST.. PErEnsBuRG, Match % Revision
of the customs tariff has been pest
poned. a. the budget for 1855 shows D
surplus OF 10000 900 rouhles
a GLADsToSfAS ELECTED
loSDoS, MARCH, e3--The parliamen
tnry election ia the GOrton division OF
the Lancashire Yesterday go nil the va
cancy caused by the death Of Mr. Richard
Peacock, resulted ia The election of Mr
Mather, the GladstOnian candidate
CHOLERA
Madrid, March 25.-Cholera is raging
freely al Zamboanza, in the PHILIPPINE
Islands The last ACCOUNTS report five
hundred deaths from the disease
AOKEAT FIRE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March - The
town OF Piusk. IN West Russia, has been
almost destroyed by fire Six person,
have been reported killed, and a great
many Others injured.
DEMAND UPON MOROCCO.
LONDON, March 23-The British GOV
eminent has made demand upon the
Sultan of Morocco for $50 900 indemnify
for the pillage OF the Mackenzie factory
and the massacre OF the British subjects
connected herewith, at Cape JUDY, in
lSsS
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Hotel Arrivals.

HOTEL DoDsoN-W. p Bufam, Bo--
ton; : I Hancock, Virginia; A. b. Brod-
max, Manchester; Miss Cunningham, Or
lando, Fla K. b. Hague, Philadelphia
[ Pa; Chas W. Cochran, city. Miss J. De
Witt, Miss L. De Witt, ;. Bendheim, ).
+ Fieishman, Washington, ID. C.; }. X.
( Jackson, Buena Vista, Va; L. Koehn,
New York. Chas X Payne, Blscksbur.
/ Va, Henry Cohen, New York.
AuERIcAN- W Lawson, South
Boston, Va; W + Price, Dablenega, Ga,
/ J. w Wilson, Philadelphia. Pa; q. Ii.
Meyers, Richmond, Va, J. VI. Hodges,
Hampton, Va: Ii. b. Fisher Philade.-
phia. Pa, 5 B. MOsby, Virginia Major
w. D. Pollard, Richmond. Va; J. l..
stoddard, Gardiner, bic; Charlie. L.
High, Baltimore, Nd. ". J. Erwin,
Lynchburg, Va; o. II. Perry, North
Carolns; DR.. Fred w Stanton, Wash
ingion. d. c.; Hen,y Mathew. Philadel-
phia, Pa; D., Z. Langsdorf, Mushams-
burg, Pa; {. r. Saunders, West Point,
Va; Harry L. Mathew, Philadelphia. Pa;
y. Schwartz. Baltimore, Md, Miss Lucy
Lott New York; p J. Orebaugh, Staun-
ton, Va; Captain William Carver, Cav
der, y. Y; A S. Kellogg, Philadelphia,
Pa
EXCHANGE AND BALLARD E.
Adams and wife and J. ". c. Pickering
Lowell, Mass; C. f. Shoemaker, Phila-
delphia. Pa; T. r. Fsrrar, Amelia, Va;
b. Frank Lieber and III. segelken, New
York c. NJ Blackford, Lynchburg, Va;
w. F. Howe, Boston. W. L. Johnston
and wife, Pittsburg Pa K. II. Boman,
Norfolk, Va; Dr. {. p. Wertenbaker.
L. 5. NJ II. S, Il. y lizard,
St Louis; .. p Heath South Carolina /;
d. d. Christian, Sir and Mrs h. c. Won
Post, New York; Benjamin Eastabrook
and wife, Boston, Mass, J. Schatt, Wor-
cester, Mass; W. A. Thompson, J. II
Femessy, b. B. Johnston, Baltimore, Md;
Walter Buckner, Virginia; AN Hanger,
Southern Express Company; T. Burdge,
James A. Webb, Mrs. James \. Webb,
Mrs L. T. Holden, New York; Colonel
McCreary, Flint, Mich; W. T. Bates,
Charles Cook, Detroit, Mich John W
Stout, Staunton, ;. H. Ramey, city
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LiNCHBt Ri.
4 Budget OF News from the Hiu city


spondcnce Of the TsNEs.i
LYNcnBUR0, VA, March - The Belt
| railroad around This city il now cOnsid-
cscd a fixed fact All OF the capital stock
having been taken except a few thou
sand dollars That will be taken in a
few day-, and the work will commence
d. soon al possible.
The zinc plant here has been fixed,
with General Rosecranz, of Washing
ton CITY. as president, and Z. 4. Wise, OF
this city, as secretary and treasurer Mr..
Bartlett, Of Washington, is manager.
The stock is above par, and the success
Of the enterprise is considered with great
favor.
The United States Court has been in
session here iOr several days, Judge Paul
presiding, but no business Of general i'm
pouance has yet been transacted.
Judge Bond is expected here to-day.
Judge William II Mann, OF Holloway
| Phil W. Mckinney, OF Farmyille, and
leading lawyers from other sections OF
This district, are here representing lead
ing cases OF railroad interests and Fed.
,fal criminal prosecutions, among the
I latter OF which Is tho postal service case
of Mail Agent SOuthall, which has been
PENDING for some two years
General Thomas l.. Rosser and wife
were in this city Yesterday, and went our
10 Campbell Courthouse to-day, 10 visit
ior the nrst time in long years the home
stead and friends OF the gallant cavalry
mau
Quite brilliant marriage took place
Yesterday AT Appomattox Courthouse,
and ia the very house made historic by
General Lees surrender in 1868 The
contracting parties were Miss Mollie NJ.
/ Ragland, daughter OF the late y. ii.
/ Ragland, and Mr Mathew Troy, Of Paris,
Texas The ceremony took place IN the
very room in which Lee and Grant made
peace on the 9th OF April, 1860 The
number OF guests present was very large
and from several States, and tie cere-
monies interesting and imposing
As remarked heretofore by your cor
respondent, there arc number OF appll'
Cants for Federal offices here. Among
those for postmaster so far are {. 1. La
than, late city Judge; Dr. j. b. Walthall,
The inst postmaster here after the war.
IL is generally understood that Pat Nc
Caul is ahead for the msrshals place
and Jim Frazier. OF kockbridge, for Ham
ShephaTd's boots As revenue collector
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FREDERlckSBIRG re-.
House Burned Killed by "A ir.ight Train
LSpeolal - the TIAlEs

House Burned Killed by irsight Train
Special to the TINES
FREnERICKsnURG, March % - This
week, Mr.. Rice Hars.ip, at Thornshurg,
in this county, died, leaving his family On
a comparative meaQrc condition The
night following The burial, he dwelling
and ne entire contents were destroyed by
FIRE No insurance.
An old Virginia residence near
Andrews, 10 his county. was destroyed
this week by are, the property of I A
Hal No one.was in the building At The
time
This evening the freight train going
South brought 10 this city the maugled
body OF Jonn Brooks, white, from STAT
ford struck by thar train short dis.
lance this side of dIawbidge on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg ant Potomac
Railroad. The man was alive when the
train arrived here, and was taken 10 The
hotel, where he died about Il 80 O'Clock,
DR. Doggett, as coroner. held AZ inquest
over the body, bu. owing Ia insufficient
evidence, the jury WAS adjourned until ! /
o'clock tomorrow The remains will De
taken 10 stafford for burial
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Death OF Mr.. NJ. a. MoClellao

Mrs. Margaret G Mcclellan died Fri
day night az her residence, No. 1909 east
Broad street, in the seventy fifth year Of
her age She was the daughter Of the
late David Barclay. who was one OF the
wealthiest tobacoonists snd most prcmi-
nent citizens Of Richmond fifty years
apo. No man ia that day was more
widely known or more highly respected
than he, and his house was the scene OF
the most lavish hospitality.
Mrs Mcclellan husband, whom she
survived many years was The best known
architect and builCsr OF his day, and the
Exchange Hotel. and many other public
and private buildings bull, by him, bear
witness 80 his skill
Another of Mr. Barclays daughters
married Major II. VI. Kirby of the
United States army, whose son, Colonel
Edmund Kirby, OF The Confederate army,
was killed al the battle OF Chicamauga,
while CALAMITY leading his regiment III a
charge.
The mother OF the late Judge \. B.
GuigoR. OF this city, WAS an adopted SIS
Ter of Mrs Mcclellan, and still another
OF her sisters was Mrs. George X. Peake,
whose husband now survives her, and IL
An honored resident OF Kansas City Mo.
The deceased was among the last OF a
once well-kuOwn family, but her last
DAYS were spent among relatives ana
friends, and in her fatal Illness
she was surrounded by her
loved ones. including her sister,
Mrs. Kirby, her lifelong friend, Mrs
Pellet and many nieces and nephews,
among the latter Mr. David B. Kirby, OF
New York, and her end was calm and
peaceful as bediied her Christian life.
The funeral will take place from the
First Presbyterian Church lDr herrs
nj - NJ. tomorrow
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Beginning tomorrow night The ceic-
brAted actor Marlande Clarke and his
company will appear in his wonderful
impersonation OF Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
HYDE Several newspapers have right
fayorably commented on Mr.. Clarke's
performances. They say he makes this
character Of Hyde as horrible as possible
without giving sufficient care to The good
doctor TO make the physiological con
irast ~ thorough as ii should be. Mr.
Clarke has learned from experience, and
the above feature will be modified and \
good performance result. The play Will
last three nights and daily matinees.
BEGINNING next Thursday, Jack, the
Ripper. or. The White Chapel Mystery
will fill the boards the remainder OF the
week
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WHEN TO USE The Fingers

Celery IL always taken from fnsI ...
md carried e. the mouth by Rho fn ..t.
II individual salts arc not proul0l.t.
etiouette 10 use one half az tla I..f.r
plafe for salt.
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- - ~ .,,,,r - a.,.,,..''.' ...'.' .'
fork. while with the tin end Ofa lr..,
thoy daintily separate the tal.r .a
tops from tho white end. waI.a i.t..n
put aside.
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n1t carrying table linen t00 nr
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THE PGSTMASTERSHlP.

Republicans Busy Hunting for Informh-
ton Against Postmaster CuliingwOrth.
some Republicans were lusily engaged
Yesterday trying TO ind out something
that could be used in Washington against
Postmaster Culiingwouh. They thought
and thought and they hunted and hunt
ed. and finally they wound up their la
hors hy agreeing upon the allegation
that Postmaster Culirngworih rode in "a
Democratic carriage on election day, and
did all he could TO increase the Demo
cratic majority Postmaster Culling-
worth is reported as saying that he is
not too mean 10 DO this kind Of work
The Republicans are making every
possible effort TO GUST Postmaster Cul-
lingworth before the expiration Of his
term. and as they have not settled upon
one man to succeed him there was some
talR Yesterday 10 the effect that Mr.. II.
l.. Pelouze would be brought forward as
compromise candidate.
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To onew the Issue of Fishery licenses.

OTTAWA, OST, March 23.-The Domin-
ion Government has decided to renew
issue OF fishery licenses under the modvs
eltendt, In connection with the fishery
treaty negotiated at Washington last year.
The Newfoundland Government recent
ly sent word 10 Ottawa that it will CO.
operate with Canada, and licenses issued
by either Government will be equally
good in all British North American
waters. The speech from the throne
read at the opening OF Parliament stated
that Canada would revert to the treaty
OF 1918 What caused the change In poll
icy Is unknown, but il Is reported that
The result was caused by the desire ex.
pressed BY the administration 10 open
new negoliatiatlons toT the settlement OF
the fishery question.
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Circuit Court.

Mr. W. r. Meredith, counsel for The
City Railway Company died Their Dbl
of exception to the verdict aud judy
meni in The suit Of Captain Robert u
Scott, who obtained "a. 500 damages.
Nr i. II. Bluemacher, native OF
Germany, declared his intention 10 be-
COME clllzen OF The United States.
Two judgments in favor of the de.
PENDANTS were entered, and one small
Saj, instituted.
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Property Transfers.

The following deeds Of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chancery Court
Yesterday
". j. Bacon 10 Joshua ". Grey, in
terest in 81 feet on Grace street, north
west corner of Foushee and in leasehold
of 20 feet on the east side of Thirteenth
street between Nam and Cary; IN .
feet on the east side of Thirteenth street
corner Of Lombard aAey, and in p feet
Oh cross street leading from Main street
by FenwiCks lumber house 90 ShOckOe
warehouse the date OF this deed Is April
80. 1861 J W. Madison trustees 10
Catherine Fischer, % feet on south side
OF Moore street, between OAK and llsrfi-
son. 500. Masonic Temple Association
10 ]. Thompson Brown, ~ 1-l2 feet on
north side of Main street, between
Eighth and Ninth, SG,63333; Joseph W.
Moore 10 G. GRAHAM, , j-l2 feet on the
north side Of Cary street, near PUN
$50 l.. ". Raglands trustee and others
TO Charles \. Rose, 30 feet on north side
of Grace street. near shaier, 5000.
Charles +. Stokes 10 A. Il Lipscomb. -
feet on north side Of Grace street, near
Harrison. y .2J0. William J. WcstWood
to Emily G.. Batiee, 3 feet on east side
of Tweniy-seyenth street, between y ana
q. sG0s. William T. White TO Cyrus
GRAHAM, IL feet on east side % Cherry
street. between Holly and China, $3.50,
William p viii to William \ Mann, %
feet on -onth side of Marshall street.
near Graham, $500.
HENRfCO.
Otway Allen 10 Bette Brown, 90 '-l2
feet on Park avenue. near Park street
S5.,95. Thomas J. and L K Gill TO same,
66 feet on Park avenue, southwest
conner Walnut street, $500, Hugh lia-
gan 10 Elizabeth Harvey interest
ia IL fsj-lO0O acres or ROseneath
road. y $40 -, Thomas keeshan 10 }. ).
Terrell and VI ii. Hazelgroye, $50 acres
known as "Pnddy Farm $1,000, {. NJ
Nimmo's deyisees 10 T. Wmilock, $50 feet
ON flovd street, southwest cOrne!
Meadow. -, 100, J. B Pace 10 James II
Dooley. 1876 feet on Appomaitox street,
northwest corner Carter 1870 feet on
south side AppOmatiOx street, near Car
ter. and 800 feet on north side Amelia
street, near Carter, S1j,s4j
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Unlicensed Dogs.

So far nearly three thousand Licenses
for dogs have been issued by the City
Auditor, and the police are stih report.
ing parties who have unlicensed dogs Oh
their premise, Yesterday the police OF
the First risrfict reported over one hun
bred persons FOR having on their prem
ises dogs, hogs and goats unlicensed
The bulk of these reports was on account
of dogs For the benefit of number OF
parties. the tax on dogs is Male. 81; fe
male -
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A Prominent Planter Murdered

NEW ORLEANS, March 20 "A special
from Bastrop, La, says news has reach
ed there OF the murder OF t. \ Hall, II
prominent planter. near the Arkansas
line, by Robert Sawyer The men had
been on bad terms Tor long time. AT
the time of shooting was engaged
In quarrel with a man named McKeon.
Sawyer coming up, called upon hall TO
desisi, and opened fire on him. The
first shot entered Halls brain. Hall
fell, and Sawyer tired three more shots
into his body. Sawyer ted.
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Second act Of " Martha +" ,Flotowl.
Pleased with the Condition OF the Moni
toGs.

The Board Of Inspection snd Survey
composed Of Rear Admiral Joseph Z
Jouet, president OF the board; Captain
c. ;. Norton, Naval Constructor Philip
Hlchborn, Chief Engineer William C
Buehler, acknowledgements Albert
;. Snow and Lieutenant John {. Ere
mont. Jr, visited the monitor fleet on
Friday. striving on board at 1890 A. NJ
After a thorough inspection the mem
bers OF the board were much pleased with
the condition OF the monitors, and com
plimented Captain McCurley on the line
condition OF the vessels and the crew
Commander McCurley, assisted by Chief
Engineer Isaac X. McNany, p. A. Sur
geon and A. o. Cabeii entertained the
board, who returned the same afternoon
10 Washington.
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WEST POINT.
Large shipment OF Cotton - Personal
Notes,

Notes.
Correspondence OF the TINES
WEST POINr. March 23-The traffic
here is simply immense More storage
room is needed, and we are told that adj
ditional wharves and warehouses will be
constructed al once. Three hundred and
seyeniy-six thousand bales OF cotton
have been shipped through thi. port
since the beginning or the cotton year,
and this lacks only about $4,000 bales OF
making a total OF the company's entire
cotton business for the year previous.
There ATE three large foreign steamers
loading cotton here this week for Liver
pool. and several others have left here
with a full cargo during the past week.
The Providence, Boston, New York
and Philadelphia steamships were much
DELAYED in reaching here this week on
account OF The recent heavy storms
Dir. Thomas b Henley is North on =
business irip. He is t!reless and indie
fatigable in his efforts 10 advance West
Point and her interests, aud our citizens
look upon him as the chief' In this dl-
recton
The Terminal Hotel Is succeeding ad'
mirably under the new management, and
our citizens and the public generally are
highly delighted
Rev \. 5. Morrison, Of the Christian
Church, has returned from his father :
home, where lie wa. called few weeks
since bv the latter's severe illness, al
Meadyille, Penn.
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The irish Land Question.

LONDON, March 90. The Birmingham
Post, the organ OF Mr. Joseph Chamber
lain, announces upon authority that the
government has decided to deal with the
irish land question early in the psrlia'
mentary session Of 1890, the lines Of the
measures 10 be 60 laid down that they
will admit Of no modification, as the re-
suit Of obstruction or tactious OppOsl-
ffon
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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
buildings Demolished and Two Persons
Killed


Killed
PERU, ISD., March 2S-An explosion
OF dynamite this afternoon in the resi-
dence or Aaron York, prominent
farmer living five miles east Of this city,
completely demolished the building and
caused the death OF Mrs. York and her
oldest daughter. Another daugh-
ter and son were severely,
but not fatally injured Preparatory to
Mondays work In blasting stump-, York
placed number or frozen sticks OF
dynamite under the kitchen stove TO
ihaw out, and then went to the stable TO
attend his horses Shortly aiterward a
loud explosion occurred, aud when the
farmer turned 10 learn whence
The report came he saw his
house shattered 70 atoms. pieces OF wood
aud stone being huhed great distances
away. II was some time before the
mangled bodies Of the wife and eldest
daughter were found. The former was
an unacceptable mass Of flesh, and was
frighIfully lacerated The girl had eyi.
IDENTIFY been killed by the weight of
DEBRIS, under a great mass Of which her
body was found.
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MCCLELLAN Died. at her les.frlls T..
east hrQat street March -. l.eg. Sire NtN
fAHEI ~ MCCLELLAN. daughter Ci tlt
itto David Barclay Ia tho seventy lttl yriI
@ her age.
Funeral wlll take place from the First Prss
tyfeuiu Church "a MONDAY March .it..
az y o'clock. Her friends aut thos' ot i.i
iuRitcd 20 attend
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Requisition Issued.

requisition was yesterday issued
upon the Governor of West Virginia for
the rendition Of Walter Magee, charged
with feloniously and maliciously shoot
ing at Taylor Morgan in Montgomery
county, with intent TO kill
The alleged oilense was committed
January 23d.
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The following conyicis were received
az The pcntentiarv Yesterday
James Henry Smith a'ias Cairo from
Lynchburg, TO serve a term OF three
years, Ben Ashby, from Fairfax
county. 10 serve term of ten years Tor
indecent assault. james Gibson lcoloredl
two years tor housebreaking
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NEW YORK, March s3--The safe in
the establishment or Oscar schmidt, a
publisher at l2s Riyington street, was
broken into Thursday night and $500
in bank notes and gold stolen. The
robbery has just leaked out. There is
no clue TO the burglars
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SHOT and Instantly Killed.

LExINGroS, Miss, March s3-Dr
Watson shot and instantly killed ID. n
Ores, near Euiogy, this county, to-day
The men had been on bad terms for some
time, and public opinion justihes DR.
Watson. The doctor gave himself up to
the Ulcers
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A RECEIVER.
No One Agreed Upon in the Thomas Will

Ease.
The counsel in the Thomas will case
ala not meet IN Chancery Court before
Judge Fitzhugh, Yesterday morning, az
was expected, because Judge Staples and
Major Page were absent from the city
Il Is desired that the receiver should
BE- appointed Is early as possible, but on
account of the absence of these two
gentlemen the other counsel for the ad-
ministrator think IL best not 10 confer
until they can be- present.
Major Page Will return next Tuesday
and Colonel Guy telegraphed to Judge
Staples Yesterday evening that he will
return as soon as possible, being de
tanned at Charlotte y C., on important
business.
The counsel for the claimant. when
thew first made their motion for receiy-
er asked that Mr. y. " Bowe be APP
pointed. but no one has been suggested
by the other side as yet and no one has
been agreed upon by both sides
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a Good showing

The earnings of the Richmond. and
Petersburg Railroad Company for
February, lss0. We're S2J,3G59i, ex-
snses. Sll .Gls. 80 and the earnings OF
Petersburg Railroad C'mpany for same
month were s42 2s6i2i expenses, $50
| = -
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The removal of the type and cses:
from the "a hig' building into the new
TINES Office. No. 00l East Main street
has been nearly completed. The double
cylinder press, by which The TINES can
be printed much more rapidly
than heretofore. is being placed
in position, and about the Isl
of April The present office wall be
vacated and the new one occupied. This
will be one Of The most completely
equipped newspaper Offices in the State
The new quarters are right Oh the corner
OF two Of the most prominent business
streets In the city.