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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Cardinals aud Blsnop-.

10y teIeFFnpn U mo Dapaffn.I
INV YORK, February 1.-THE Catholic
News o. this city has received the following
cabiegTam
Rome. February lj.-Yeeterdav only two
cardinals received their hats, Dusmet and
Macchi. Gamble being too sick to attend
the ccfemouy. The p'econizstion Of The fol-
lowing bishops took place: John :. Foley, 10
Detroit; John J. lienues.ey, to Wichita;
Thomas lleslin, 10 Natenez r. }. Bowling
was transferred from Peterboro', Canada,
to Hamilton, Canada. end Dean OConner
wa. named Tor the latter See. Bishop John
-. KcaDe, rector Of the American Catholic
University, was named TO the liiular sec Of
Ajs.so, and 10 the coDsistory Mgr OCon-
neil, rector ~ the American College IN
Rome. asked Tor aud received pallium Tor
Archbishop Jansen. Of New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YOax, February i5.--Cotton steady: sales,
g57 bales: uplands l9:. Orleans, lOAc.; weekly
net receipts 80 this port tly Da.es gross, 40
bales. czports-Io Great biisalh' oysS4t Ds'ss;
10 France, 1876 bales. 20 the CUnlinent, ii,S55
bales; forwarded, 9l02 bales salea. $40 bales;
sDlnuefs. 1883 bales; st0cg, @E,l% bales; net
receipts OF ali ports to-day SlCO bales: ex-
pors-t) Gr0st Bu.aiu, II 40 bales, 70 france,
al bales: 20 the continent AO.5 Dalos; STOCK,
Q-3 $50 bales. Southern nOilr nrm aud Guil.
Wheat dull; No. = red VaS5'. In elevator, Op-
iions islhsc. higher; 40. red, February. Sc.
May. lyD4c. Corn stronger NO = 80. ia
elevator: opti0ns, FEBRUARY. fIs.c. May. 83kc.
Cals quiet and nrm options quies ana strong
cr: February, 3J5se; Nay. &c. NO. spOi.
3)Es2lAc Hops urn and quiet Coree-Optlons
c.osed higher: March, slh15aSlA9O, May, tlAo5a
ail85: spot Mo quiet and arm; fair cargocs.
$3.50. sugN-haW strong; fsir refining,
Z ls-lgc MOlasses-Nog OrieaasquieL Rice quiet
aad nrm. Petroleum nfmer; crude IN barrels,
packers. SIS; ronned here, N.11 Cotton-seed
ON quiet Tellow lrm; city. 5hs5 i-i6c. kosin
quiet aud Arm. TnrpcntiDs steady. Eggs quiet
and easier; southern. ieAa lic. Hides nrm ana
ouieL Wool quiet ard weak: domestic neoee,
81. S.; pulled. 2.a3gc. Texas. ioa5c. FORK
SiggasI27J: extra prime. ti2asis.2o. Beef slow.
Reef hams easy. Tlerced beef duiL Cut meats
easy. Miidles quiet Lani stronger; western
steam. Sid: February, 500; May. sos asked
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, February lA-flOuf auiot ana
nrm: Spring higher; Hovard-s,reot and west
era sgperine, 81 5saS3S0 extra, S15OasA5O;
family. S. e1af5 - city mills. kio brands extra,
s.GAl5 81. Wneat--sOuthern quiet aud steady I;
YlltA 81. l5asl.0l Longberry. t.Gasl.l2 No.
eOuthern, sl.05as %; western rrtner. NO.
wlnter red, spot 94%aesHc. Corp-Southern
nrm and wanted; white. slesje.; yelie- -o.fS- I;
western arm Oats quiet and ntm soNbern
and Psnnsyiyania. $40. western whit (, EarA &C.:
40. mixed, Basic graded No. viii :, Ss% s>sc.
RE steady a. wave Hay quiet: prim 70 chohc
simo,hy. .l5alla0. Proytsionsquies ana stea y
Butser-l % grados nrm; low grade steady
western packed. ifs2ec. beat roll 'saisc.
creamery, S2as9c Eggs nrm al itAlfAc. Pc'
troIsam steady; refined. E.i0 Coffee steady
Rio cargoes, fair i7kan4e sugar quiet And
nrm: a soft go Whlsksy very nrm az si.ii.
Frcights % Liverpool per steamer arm cettoa-
f-s2i.. grain, 5a5l,c.; corn for orlers, 80. 50.
Is. %. sales-Wheat s.01 bushels; eorns &.ovs
bushels
sr LOUIS
"a Iouss. FEBRUARY fA--Floar qules and steady.
Wheat higher: No red, cash. $40 BID Nay
I ts4e. Corn lower: Ma Z mixed cash. -,
May, s04c. ost, duh: Ne. = casa, 3tAsssc,
| Mds MAY. 2s5.e. bur none 50 Dc lad - late IN
dor aye Whiskey, sl.oa frosi.ioas nrmci
| vita better request fork. tl< LArd-Fsim<
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the Oklahoma hit.

Thy telegraph 70 mo Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, February 10 The indica-
tons are that the Oklahoma bill VIII be
fsyofably reported TO the Senate in substan>
tally he same form in which u came from
the House. The members Of the committee
saw their mail is burdcned with letters from
Mi parts of toe country demanding the
pss.are Of the hill, one OF them having TO-
dav received letters from three clergymen.
aud that Kansas Cily and even Chicago are
IA "A state Of great excitement over the mat
ter. In the former plsce il amounts to al
most Il pane. senator Dawes, who has
been opposed 10 the Till, Is now quoted as
aa advocate II its passage, or at least Is no
longer active in opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

10y wv 'I'F
WAsHINGToN, February l5.--Ihe con-
ferrces ON the dlrect.tsX bill have finally
agreed. The Senate conierees accept tue
House amendment TO reimburse tue citizens
Of Beaufort Tor property seized and SOLD,
with an amendment reducing the spOrOprla-
ton for this purpose from $500, 600 TO $780,
600. with the deduction OF the sum turned
into tie state school fund toy the Govern
ment; reduction Of the valuation Of lots ~
Beaufort by one half. aud an agreement TO
pay s. per acre for arabic and 81 per acre
for other lands seized. Tue cOnierrees also
adopted an amendment to pay the states
profits realized by the Government in The
tax sale uf lands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Trial for Bribery.

NEW Y0gK, February l5.-The second
trial Of Thomas G. Kerr. treasurer OF the
Brcaiway surface railroad, for brihing
aid ,rmen TO secure franchise for the road,
was begun TODAY ia the Court OF over and
Terminer before Judge Daniels. kerr's
counsel is ex-Judge Noah Davis, and Assist
ant District Attorney Semple appeared on
behalf Of the people. Kerr was on hand in
person. The work Of securing jury was
begun ~ once and promises to be IS difficult
as in the Clear, and McQuado trials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
y. u. a. a. CONVENTION.
Permanent Organization - Commit
tees Appointed. &c.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.


Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.
DANvuIr. Va, February l1.-Ihe Young
Mems christian Association Convention
assembled this morning at the ususl hour
end the attendance was much larger, as u
number al delegates arrived on The previous
nieht. The exercises opened with prayer,
followed hy singing led by T.. I. Dadmun.
The organist Is Master Mclhany. Of stiun'
ton. who is only eleven years OF age VI. Il.
Williams then delivered an address on Bible
reading. which was much enjoyed, after
which permanent organization VAS effected
NV the election Of the following officers
president, II. NJ. Mcllbony, Staunion; Vice
prfsidenis-H. u. Reynolds, Norfolk; W.
VI. Grsgbill. Roanoke, and X. W. PeatgoSs,
Danyills; Secretary, A. r, Go0dchiid, Pc
tersburg; Assistant Secretary, }. W. Adams,
.Ir., Fcedeficksburg; Stenographer, W. l..
hatch, Aiexan0ria; Assistant SlenOgrapher,
". j. King, Norfolk.
Committees were appointed on credeu-
fials, on resolutions. on devotional meetings,
and on the state Executive committees re-
port nj,
Come; What DO Expect 20 Get; How
Shall Get ltf" no this were numerous
rosnonses from delegates Of an interesting
character.
Ose OF the most interesting features was
- Recognition services" in which each del
sxste was introduced 20 The convention.
giving BIS address. in wh,t capacity he
txryed. hone association, how long he has
been IN the work, dc. One delegate bad
been msmber twenty years.
Therc we're attendapts from Maryland,
We,t virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia.
Mention was made by one gentleman OF
an ASSOCIATION recently Organized In mining
eamp which was doing eXcelent work.
TIE next feature on the programme was
The rsperl from delegates on the condition OF
she association. The reports al showed
steady progress IA work and growth III
mfmbers snd Interest.
). 1. Goodman. Of Roanoke. replied 70 1he
cnest,on. :. How Shall We Make the District
Work OF Virginia More EgeclifesD lie
thought the districts should DO smaller ;
s,s, ,hsye .aoula be concentrated power at
rseoxnized points a. headquarters, tnsrgesi I.
ssmmitlees Ia each districts and ois'Eics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
1.-THE Cabinet.

by Anglo-Amoricar cable TO the Dlspa;ch.l
PARIS. February lj.-The deputies OF the
Radical Left are trying 10 procure the return
Of Floquet to Office. The Temps news paper
recommends the formation Of a cabinet which
shall be iutrusted only with measures for
the development OF industries aud protection
of public order. The Bourse to-day opened
steady, and closed strong on the rumOr that
NJ. Leon Say would become Minister OF FL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
a coal IaiIure.
Invtllegrarh % DO DIspalch.l

10y
PITTSBURGH, PA, February ID Tue Grand
Lake Coal Company, Que OF the largest coal
firms i'm this CITY, has confessed judgment
for SlO. 900 IN favor " Isaac ). Van NOorhis.
i'm trust for coalllud creditors. The Sheriff
made levy to-day on three OF their tow-
boats the samuel J. Miller. j. 5. Mercer,
and j. A. BlackmOre--Rnd they will be sold
next Friday. Persons interested state that
the indebtedness Of the firm will exceed
$500, 900 and may reach 100000. The COM
pany has been 10 existence for twenty-five
wears. and in the opinion OF the coal-men
and businessmen OF Pittsburgh was consid-
cred one OF the most reliable OF any doing
business on the ONO riyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Inter,tnte MnlInny Associn.ion.

TDl IfIoEfapu y INC UIsptVcU'I
CmCAGO. February I5.-It now seems pro.
bablr that the Interstate Commerce Railway
Association agreement will go into effect by
having received the signature Of the pres-
dents OF all the road, embraced in the terri
tory which It proposes 10 cover. President
Hughitt, ~ the Chicago and Northwestern
road. who Is chairman Of the committee TO
secure the signatures OF those who have not
already signed it. received a telegram from
Boston this afternoon informing him that
President Perkins. Of the Chicago. Burling-
ton aud Quincy road. bad affixed his sigma
fnrc 10 the document Ine opposition OF
this rosd has been one Of the chief obstacles
~ the way Of bringing the negotiations to
successful conclusion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
yrw YORK srocY MARKET.

NEW YORK. February ik-Grangers wero the
feature in she stock market to-day. Inc nestta-
ZION Of the operators early in the day encouraged
tho bears to maze a drive at the Crangers, anu
Ko-k Island and Burlington yielded readily aud
drsggsd tho rtst Of the liss with Them 70 limit
ed extenk On favorable later advices. however.
All Losses we're recovered vito some. hing Ia add
fiou Burlington aud kocs Tslaus taking the lead,
followed laser b. northwestern and the Blg
-Four Win tho exception Of slight reaction
fosard the delivery hour strong tone con-
tuueA 10 the close. which WAS sctiye aui strong
A. the beat prices u the day. Sales reacae
~ ON shares
HvsnSn9. -Excnange dUlN ard drm AZ fSa
lsls. Money easy 80 Ia a.. Sub Treasury ba-
lanes Cod 81 .sgi 90; currency slRAhoO0
GOverrments 1uil aud 1rm: I per cents, 1854 ;
80 coupons, 10l state bonds dan ana MA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

btauRtus
fn,- toIn,rauh 10 the Olspatrh. |

10y IoIVsIaPl 70 V1V 17I7F777'"I
ALEXANDRIA. MINI, February l5.-Jehn
Lee was hanged here to-day for the murder
OF Charles Chelne al Brandon, Minn., on
the night OF July 10, ISIS. Executive cle-
mency saved Martin Moe, who was TO have
been banged with him, from similar fate.
They we're bard-workiug and industrious
fellows, both OF them, snd the murder was
the result OF drunken carOusai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

PARIS, February 15.-At a meetisg Of the
Extreme Left, at which Clemenceau pre-.
sided, a committee was appointed TO prepare
a manifesto in reply to Boulanger's address
OF yesterday TO the electors OF the Department
OF The Seine. TAe committee drafted a mani-
festo. I'm which the Opportuusts were de-
nounced as authors OF the downfall Of the
Cabinet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
nxarnnrnt ,,urrIeaIy.

by Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispsich.l
SulKrW. Februlry l5.-The Governor OF
snskiu, With an escort Of cavalry, to-day
visited Handouo, where be found an enor,
mons camp Of 5000 butts. The camp had
anpsrsnsy beou evacuated hurriedly, many
sitIeles ana some ammunition having been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

BALTIMORE. No. February lG-Yrglnla con-
aols. n. do lO.IJ4, 35t 0id 90. 81, 65s5a = /,
Baltimore and Ono, s9l1i Northern Central, 20
asked. Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore
lsts, 0ihe9 i &c. 2l-, lA3& DO. sds' 2os :
ConsoNdatll gas bonds. 40 DO stock, 45A,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Pension Bills Passed.

nv tol0grnph 70 INC UIspaVOhI
WASHINGTON, February 10 AT IT'S eve
ming session the House passed tuirty-three
nriyate penslon bills and at 10 O'Clock adj
iourned until tomorrow. An Intellectual
attempt was made to pass the bill granting a
rens,on to General Sheridan's widow. OBJ
/ iectlous from Messrs. Cheadie Of Indiana
and Kigore OF Texas stood in It's way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS. February l5.-Meline is strongly
averse to forming q Cabinet. He pleads III
health sud lack OF authority as reasons for
declining the task. He advises the forma'
lion Of a composite Cabinet, including Flo
quei, Clemenceau, Rouvier, Loekroy, Flou-
rens, aud Waldeck Rousseau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Fire In Nashville.
lBy telegraph to ths Dispa ten

Thy Icl ograpn % IhH UIHpa VII
NASHVILLE, Tenn, February l5.-The
Union StaeA-Y here was burned 10 The
eroupd tins afternoon. The IRE spread TO
either side oithe hotel sud consumed partially
eight other brick snd frame stoIehousos,
dwellings, and stables, amounting TO an APP
nrnXinate OF $50. OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
GRAIa AND COTTON EXGEAHsk
RIcHs0so. February Il. 1871

orFgElS3A
WHsAr.-2,t29 bushels
COKN.-4 - bushels.
OATz.--l,gQO bushels.
SALES RgPOGrsD ~ qscRgriay
WHxAr-IongDcrry BIZ bushels prime aifl II
30 bushels very good al ti.l2. ehoftberry. ITO
bushels very eOO1 ~ sl.ll Total saios vi wheat,
L. lE bushels.
CORN.-White, a bushels primo AZ 4Jc.
FLOrg
We gu0,s. FiGs. =, SJ.B1Ii. suosrfne, sA7j.
f3g5; eKgrL. b. jJssl75 fanny. SissA,( patent
iamiy, coanEiy, sA7jafh.j
COfrOS KEpOkE
Market hrm.
QUOTATIONS.
NIDDLyg, 3i<c.
Low AiDDLING. &c
OCOD OKDthAET. 8 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
nnniined Tor Omce.

lPy telegraph 70 the DispAIch.l
WASHINGTON, February 1j.-secretary
Colm,n received bis commission from the
President to day and immediately qualified,
subscribing 10 the oath Of otlice in toe Com
mi.sloner's room Of the Department of Agri-
culture in the presence OF the chiefs Of dlyl-
sion and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
nfed I'm Prisou.

by Angio-Ameriean cable to the Dispstchl
MADRID, February l5.-rhe Republican
General Nilacampa has died 10 prison.
The Government has decided to sell the
famous TorreyieiA sal-mnes tn order 10 re-
duce the budget deficit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

CARDINAL Gibbons has endorsed the
petition for national sunday-rest Law.
A unanimous call TO the pastorate Of
the Mt. Vernon Baptist church, Phila-
delphia. has been extended to the Rev.
A. II. WhiImarsh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

,hssn. saD I'D. rry salt mssss- snsuh1srs
$50: yonxs srd RIBS. tkt: ssers elees. 9M
Bnooa--s.oxed shoulderA fkNk ieoss And npss
81 s0az7: short cisx. F.HB. hsmss iona<-
Begging unchanged.
CHICAGO.
c'rcaea February s--Tne cash quofstion>
were flour stsafy and Unchanged No. aspiring
wheat sLoissi.0sX: No. red. tloleSiy)sa
Ne. corn. SAKE. tid. No. oats. 1kc. Mos
PORK 81. i2s ash - Lard n.oo short-fine. 9. %
afasn Whiskey. f.0l
a. f..kfnr flf.,-.ns rzrred A fniioHa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
AHRIA0Ea

DTBOLD-TILLER-N ~ tho Pine.
street Baptist church. ~ ths pfsinr' lev j.. -
Hut,on. W WoduesIay, February D. ~, w.
GFOHGE T.. DEBOLD and Mss ALICE r.
TiLLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

fBy telegraph 70 fnS DSPe~"i
Ngw YoRK, February is, The business
f.i,nrgs occurring throughout the country
during last week number for the United
states. 248; Csnsds, l6-a total OF $50, against
303 lasi week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
DXnamite IN q Lel.er-Rox.

by Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatchl
PARIS. February l5,-Ghree Official. IN the
Central post-ollce at Charities we're seriously
injured by an explosion OF dynamite Ia a
letter-bOX to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Asked TO Form N Cabinet.

IBy AngiO-Americsn cable to the Dispatchl
PARIS. February l5-President Carnot
has decided 10 ask Meline 10 form Cabinet,
with FlOquet as president OF the Chamber.
IL Is doubtful whether Aeline viii assent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

by Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatchl
LONDON, February l6.-The Times this
morning prints the fac simies OF seven OF
Parnelfs letters, also fac shaile OF one OF
DAyitts's letters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AID IN CONNECTION rHyREwrrH THE
WEATHER rsDIcArroHa
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Txchsnges-Grsin,f lolr, Cot
ton, Neat, and other ouotstiona
mr ,nlacr,nh o .he pIsp.tch.l

ny telegraph 10 ;ho Dispstch.l
-, WASHINGTON. February fA-Por Viz.
iSNnW ginis, rain or snow, slightly warmer
------ieasterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Funeral Notice.

The funeral services u Mrs NARY CUuRfE-
NAY TALIAFEhRO will DO held At tho TRACE
street Fourth aud Gracel Presbyterian churh
THIS saturday AFiEkNOON a. . O'Clock
after the arrival Of tho s.iJ p. 4. CHESAPEAKE
snd Ohio train. friends aud relatives arc IN
ytted 10 attend. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
HAROLD MARSH sEwALL.
Committeeman 60 the \ n I'm
Islands, Dismissed by Secre-
rary Bayard.

Harold Marsh Sewall, United States
Consul General to Samoa, has resigned
the Office, after receiving request from
the Secretary OF State that he should do
so. In his letter TO Mr. Sewall Mr. Bay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

Among the heaviest locomotives ever
built are those recently put on its noun
tain division by the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad Their actual weight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

LOUISVILLE. February i5-whes,--N0 9, red,
gsc No. 2, longbcrry, e. torn--No Z, mifed,
Se9sLc., No 2 White, stSacc Oa's-No. ..
m xed, 2iNaGsc. Provisions quiet h0roo-t Lear
rib sidee, t7.s5; clear. f7.7A bulk-meats-ehori-
ribs, Sa35N clear. s.. Nee Pork Urine. tiNA
Now sugsr-cur'i hams, Si@5stiL-A Prime
steam lard, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

PARIS, February Ij.-Me.ine paid Yolun-
tary visit to CATuot laie this evening ana eX'
pressed his willingness 10 form a Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

Bolls, plmples, hives. ringworn, letter,
and all other manifestations OF impure blood
are cured BY Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. February iA-FIour quiet Whea,
quiet and firm; No rel g. Corn dall' 20 !
mixed, 83R3a oats quiet and steady Ma
mixed, 2Ac. Pork dun st tlL1A Lari. As1
Buik-nioats and bacon quiet oni uDchangeI.
Whlssey stasdy NJ sl.0l Hogs quiet aud lovsr I;
common and light. t3'5afAN; packing aud
l.tfah.r.f - GlaAt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

FRIDAY. February IS, lSl
sA1RsAsrcoND BotRD-i. 40 Richmond. Fred
,ri,ksburg and Potoms- dividend obligations AT
49,; 5.0J0 Petersburg railroad tCiass - at w.
cl,lins ,l,tat,,ns 40 tls '-';S o''ri
G0vERyMeyT sSJUStrtsI ~. art
United states tHrs...............-.iiSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

Salvation on possesses superior curative
properties. II kills pain and costs but 20
cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
,es rznxed a. follos,:
EsyIxw or rHs CHICAGO xARkIr.


CHICAGO, February ia-Wheat was dun 70
day, with light trading. The msrket op-ned IA
&C bigger and advanced ssc more Tor NAY,
then broke % &c, bat closed armcr and -.
higher than yesterday. Corn WAS strong oat
quisL Oats were active. stronger. ard hi<her.
Rather more iuterest Was manifested "a hos
prOiucis and prices ruled higher, the efrancs
being moderately well supported 10 the close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Bonds Accepted.


WAsHINGToN, February l5.-The Treasury
To-day accepted st2l, 200 44's at 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

Tho Old "B.select" Whi.key, formerly
controlled by ". ID. Blair n Co.. Is now con.
tlolled 10y dtigN BiNfutD'
19l East Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

lio also sent = messenger for physician TO
come Immediately 10 IRE uncl"'s. About
TINS time nes.fs g. R. Bridges Is. u. Chap
lsin. Walter Chapmau. g. =. Ware, and IT,.
g.. Goose, who were at the holei, heard 81 the
shooting and immediately went 10 Mr.
Hughe.'s house. and were met by Ross, Who
WIS in the front porch smoking "a cigar
Thcq vent with hin into ihe house and
rassed ino Mr.. Hughe.'s chamber, where
they saw the body living ON The Tea side With
fhe ieit hand under tne bead and with bull
Icf-hOic iu the Iight temple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Observation-Disclosures.

saa sets............ $50 Morning ..,........ go
Moon rises. 49,. 200 Evenios ........... s.A
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBgUASY IS. lisa
AHKlYED.
steamer Wyanoke. Couch. New lOgk, rner-
chandiso and passengers, George ". Allen 4
Co, agents.
steamer Wyanoke Couch. New YORK. mer-
chandlss and passengers, George W. Ahen
4 Co.. agents
steamer Ariel. Doyo. Norfolk. merchandise aud
passengers: l. b Istlfa. agent.
PORr Or NEWPORT NEWS. fsBKuARr IS $50.
lBy Telegraph
steamship Berkshire, Providence, and sailed
for West Point merchandise.
steamship SCOTTISH Prince, Galveston, ara
sailed for Liverpool. e0aled.
steamship Camden. Boston. % coal
Steamship Glenogle, New Orleans. 20 coal
Steamship Amethyst, Galveston, 20 coal
schooner J. b. Ogden, Tale, Neg YORK, 70 load
coal.
Barge Regulator, New YORK. TO load coal
sAILED
steamship Porinquin. Hsvre. coal.
Tug Underwriter. with bsTges Roman and Ne
| Cauley, Boaton, coal
schooner ". IL. Bailey, Psarce. New Yofs.
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

THs WEATHER IN RIcasosD YESTERDAY was
cool ami cloudy, with few Cakes Of sno~ soon