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OF New York. II IL expected that he will
perfect bis bond aud qualify some time next
week. lie II required 10 execute bond IN
the sum Of 100000. Treasurer Hyatt will
remain In charge OF the New York Sub.
Treasury until Roberts qualities and arrange.
ments will then be made for count OF the
MONEYS and securities IN the Sub.Treasury.
Huston, the newiy-appoinied Treasurer.
was At the Treasury Department to-day and
had an interview with Secretary Window.
lie will not assume The duties Of bw new
Office Unit after treasurer HYATT u relieved
Of bs present extra responsibilities m the
New York Office, and the new Treasurer NAV
slili further delay qualifying until after The
examination ef the Sew YORK Sub.TreasuIy
Is completed.
II Is said az the Treasury Department that
Fhrbardt was The choice Of the Republican
party Of the Sta.e Of New York for the posi-
tlon oi collector for the port OF New YORK
without regard TO wings, sides, or factions,
aud that everything considered, his was a
most harmonious appointment. lie WAS eu-
dorsod by Weep esidrnt Morton, secretary
Tracy, senators Iiscock ana EVarts, nearly
all the Republican representatives OF the
state, the Union League Club. the leading
representatives Of the two factions OF tbc
party, and many OF the principal merchants
and businessmen. Ebrhardt ~ well known
throughout the country 80 the Republican
candidate IN the mayoraty contest In New
York city last autumn. which resulted IN the
election OF MAYOR Grant, the Tammany
candidate. His last public service was A.
United States marshal Of the Southern
district OF New York.
G.. X. Faulkner, Of Indiana, chief OF the
record division In the Pension Office, has re-
signed by request
l.. Q. c. Lamar, Jr., chief OF the stationery
division Of the Interior Department, has also
resigned TO engage in private business. His
resignation was unsolicited. He was regard
ed sS an efficient officer.
Cornelius Van Colt. the new postmaster Of
New York city, has for number OF years
been a ire commissioner Of that city and is
popplar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Ia Paid Him.

A dlce-shsking game has been going on
for some time past In small southern town,
aud oon.keepcr has been sweeping the
shekeis into bis pocket. much TO the dismay
Of the participants in the game. II came 70
a sudden close. however, the other day,
when = constable came in and examined the
table upon which the dice-shaking was
going on, aud found that under the cover
there was a steel plate which was connected
with an electric battery beneath, and eur
rent from which could be applied whenever
the sal6On-keeper wished 10 shake hign
by pressing his knee against knob. Tue
dice were loaded and worked very well
without the bsttery, but when the current
was applied :he SKIES came ont on too every
time. Ii wss quite an ingenious cOutrivance
snd paid the saloon.keepr well for his
frOulle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Vne s,omaen D,.,,,. .e,ss

These. n existent In natural quantity. and
unviiis ed by bile, play their part In the func-
lions Of digestion and assimilation But the ar
tiacial acid resulting from the inability OF the
stomach TO convert food received by |, into sus-
tenance is the producer Of nstulence and heart
burn. which are the most harassing symptoms
OF dyspepsia The best carminAtive Is Hostel
aers stomach BIitsra Far more effective Is u
than carDinate Of soda, msgnesIa, or other slka-
line salts Those invariably weaken The stomach
without producing permanent benefit No man
or woman chronically dyspeptic. and conse-
quensly nervous, can DO In possession OF the full
measure Of vigcr allowed by nature. Therefore,
inyigorate and regulate tho systsm, and by so
doing protect IL from malaria. rheumatism. and
othor serious maladies AZ e-Tu.Th.H,SA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Tho Presidents Daughters Party.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April ga special
Pullman ear containing ex-senator Davis. OF
west Virginia, and q party Of seven. in-
Guiding Mrs. Mckee, daughter OF President
Harrison. arrived here ut noon to-day, and
was met by Joseph Richardson, superin-
tendent Of the Pullman Company. They
took an extensive carriage drive over the
city, including the suburbs and Sub.Tropi-
cal. At4P. NJ. the party proceeded in L car
TO St. Augustine, where they will remain a
DAY or two before taking 4 trip to Palatka
aud up the 81. Johns river.
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THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT or
THE UNITED STATES.
Tuesday the 30th Of April the Day and 8
o'clock In the Morning tho Hour
set-Amsrica's Centennial.
IBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l

WAsHSGToS, April 6-Tbe following
proclamation was issued late this aiteruoon |:
BIZ THE President OF TIE UNITED STATES:
A PROCLAMATION.
a hundred years have passed since the
Government which our foreiathers founded
was formally Organized. On noon on the
3Otn day OF April, 1899. in the city OF New
YORK, add I'm the presence Of an sssemblage
OF heroic men whose patriotic devotion had
led the colonies TO victory and independence,
George Washington took the osth OF office
az Chief Magistrate OF the newborn repub-
tic. This impressive act was preceded at
90clock In the morning In all the churches
OF The city by prayer for Gods blessing on
the Government aud its first President.
The centennial OF this illustrious event
In our history has been declared a general
holiday by act OF Congress, to the end that
the people OF the whole country may join In
commemorative exercises appropriate to
the day.
In order that the Joy OF the occasion NAV
be associated with deep thankfulness In the
minds OF the people for all our blessings in
the past and devout supplicitlOn to God for
their gracious continuance in the future the
representatives Of religious crecds, both
Christian and Hebrew. have memoriahzed
the Government 10 designate an hour Tor
prayer and thanksgiving on that day.
Now, therefore. |. Benjamin Harrison,
President Of the United States Of America,
in response to this pious and reasonable re-
quest do recommend that on TUESDAY,
April 10Th. at the hour OF o O'Clock in The
morning, the people Of the entire country
repair TO their respective places OF divine
worship 10 implore the favor OF God that
the blessings Of liberty, prosperity and peace
may abide with ne As people, and that HIS
hand may lead US in the paths OF righteous
ness aud good deeds.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal OF the United
states OF America TO be affixed.
Done in the city OF Washington this 4th
day Of April, IN the year Of our Lord 1880,
and Of the independence OF the United
states one hundred and thirteenth.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
BY the President:
James H. Bf1iue Secretary OF State.
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Tur rREsIDssr 80 TAKE rRIr.
Friends aud PhysictanA ADVISE Rest
aud Recreation.
IN t-'cRraph to no Dispatchl

ll}y telegraph TO tho Dispatehl
WASHINGTON. April j.-1hc President has
practically determined 10 take a few days
rest aud recreation outside II Washington
as soon ~ hc can 10 50 without sacrificing
Do, public interests. lie hiss been under a
severe strain mentally and physically for the
l1.f eight months. rnd ID Is beginning 10 tell
ON Dis health. Friends and PLY Sicians have
advised hiM 60 take short respite from
official duty. and he has promised ID do so
90 the first favorable opportunity. lie made
some inquire about trip to Fort Monroe,
and "a. fumor WIS soon started that he was
going % take cruise IN The Chesapeake
i.v ON reycnue-cuuer IT'S deplr-
tuIc was fixed hy rumor for tomorrow,
aud prtrCs, Monroe as bus destination. In
Qniry az thc White House Tins afternoon
showed that there was no truth M the report
ns flr 81. This week IL concerned. There are
brtrral obstacles in The Way 90 trip being
made so soon. She chief and a-suficleni one
being the lack 81 am aVsilahle vessel There
prr two reNcuus-rutiers at Baltimore, one
being out az commission and the other uu-
dergl,nr rclairs. one OF them could 20 n he
put in condition fOrthe President, use, und
orders t0 mat effect msy De issued ~ = few
DAYS ptoVided the President decide, on
TRIP los wafer. There are alo two light
house tenders al Norfolk, eitorr OF which
could Doe utilized ii desired. There is
usually a naval vessel in tbis vicinity In the
summer time for iust such trips - have
been recommended 10 tn President, but II
sl happens that there ~ none here ~ the
present time. 10 Is, however, very probable
thattbe PRESIDENT will iesNe the city for
i.w days by the end 81 next week. but II Is
rot likely thst any definite arrangements AZ
20 the destination or The means OF Transport
llnon VIII be made Tor several DAYS yet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Governor watson Denies.

ISpeclN toIesIalI ~ FHo DIsPaIVI1I
CHARLESTON. w. Va, April 5.-Goyernor
Wilson was seen to-day in regard TO the epl-
.ode between himself and Editor Reber, an
account Of which wa sent from this city II
few DAYS ago. lie denies having been eject
cd from the store as reported, and says thai
while he does not object to proper crit.
cism OF hiS official sction he proposes TO put
stop to the personal abuse that has been
directed toward bin BY the Republican press
Of the Sjaie-notably by the State Tribune.
He saws further that Reber denied being the
author OF the articles 10 which be objected.
and promised that no personal attacks upon
him should appear in the Tribune hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
ThnLnhor Ntrtllex
nv lelegraph 70 the pispatch.l

BUFFALO. April j.-The three labor strikes
In Buffalo are still on. and there is no ma
terial change in the situation. In those OF
the painters and carpenters and iOiners
both sides remain finn. The strike OF the
Erie railway switchmen does not hamper
the operations OF the ROAD TO any extent
one striker IS under arrest for trying TO
force Il new man to quit work. Another
passenger train was deralled last night and
an attempt made TO burn b0X.car. The
strikers emphatically deny the charge OF
being connected with either outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
MADE an Assignme nt.
10y telegraph to Che Dlspatch.l


NEW YORK, April 5.-Compleie surprise
was occasiOned among the merchants en-
gagged IN the shirt trade this evening 10y the
announcement OF the failure OF Downs 4
Finch. shirt manufacturers, at 43 and 40
Leonard street. having three large factories,
one each at Jamesburg. Bordentown, and
Heightsiown, y. J. The firm was regarded
as the leading one in the manufacture Of
fancy shirts IN the United States, and was
composed Of Daniel II. Downs and Corne-
Illus NJ. Finch, general partners, and V.
Henry Roihschild and Isaac Dreyfus as speS
cia partners. The general partners made
general assignment, without preferences, to
Theodore +. Miller. y lawyer, at 30 Broad
way. The lisbil'les are stated between
$500, 900 and 100000 and the assets much
pTaatfr.
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New Orleans Races.

by tolegFaph 10 mo Dispatch.l
NEw ORLEANS, April 5.-The track was
fast, the weather fine, and the attendance
large.
First race i've furlongs- May
won; Orange Girl second, Ida l.. third.
Time. l:0l.
second race six furlongs-I.uch Howard
won; stusrt second, Rambler third. Time,
ZIG.
Third race-oue mie-Quotation won
Insolence second, Bob Forsy third. Time,
I:85i.
Fourth race-four furlongs-Jim Reed
won; Fllrt second, Lizzie Glenn third.
Time, 5Ol seconds.
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WARRINGTON NOTES.
mnior srmes 40 be COurt-HartiRiied
Tor AsSauittng General beaver.

fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. April 5.--rhe Maior-tiene.
ra' commanding the army has decided 10
recommend To the Secretary 81 War that
Nsjor George A. Armes, retired, be tried
lV cour'-martial on charges based on his
conduct on inauguration day, anu his assault
upon General Beaver.
NAVAL MATTERS.
Tlc cruiser Atlanta, now 81 Aspinwall, has
be.u ordered by telegraph 10 New YORK.
Although subject 10 future emergencies, 1t
D, fhe present Intention TO send the York
town o. NeN YORK on the 20lh 20 that the
latest effort, 80 naval construction may be
.scu 90 ihc centennial celebration. She has
been formally accepted from the contractors.
subject 20 special reservations OF money on
account OF work yet TO be done.
Toe German corvette Sophie, which sails
from ZsuNbar to-day for samoa, Is another
fine stip. superior 10 either The Richmond,
Adams, or Aierl, which Will constitute the
American squadron AZ Sain0s. She - OF
complsitc type, fourteen knots speed, 22o0
tons burden, carries eight 6-iuch and two
.s-inch riArs and four machine guns, with
torpedo Ouiiit, and uses forced draught,
which engineer experts here thiok contri-
buted largely 10 the escape Of the English
va vessel CaI0pc. a, It enabled her to get
up steam 10 a short time.
RAuwAY.H4u SERVICE APPOINTMENTS
William H. Lsmb, of Missouri. has been
appointed an asSisisnt superintendent OF the
ra.iWa} iaah s,rYice yics " G. Hickman, re-
dsned. joseph s. smith. OF Wisconsin, has
also been appointed an assistant supern-
icudcuf o. ihc railway mail service vice j.
J.. More. resigned. Hickman aud Morse
were appointed assistant superintendent
Msrch ., 1850. .
TIE SAMOAN COMMISSIONERS.
The American commissioners TO the So,
moan conference have engaged passage for
Europe on The Umbria, which sails from
New York on The 18Th. Meanwhile they are
frequently 81 the Department Of State con-
sulrinR WITH officials and studying the pro
ioeols Of The last conference.
CONGRESSMAN DESIGNS.
Representative Ryan, Of the Fourth con.
kftss'onal district OF ksnSa', mas resigned
hls ssa', 10 20 10 Mexico rs United states
Minister.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
The President has appointed joel b.
LpfL1rdt collector Of customs, and torne>
Nus van Coz postmaster Of New YORK city.
BONDS EEJEcrKD.
Bono offerings to-day. s2.00O.000 As al
izy%' and $1,000 At 100. AIlfeiected.
MINOR MATTERS.
Secretary Window received. telegram
ihis afternoon from Ellis II. Roberts accept
TX The appointment a Assistant Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

MfTCHRLI---Dlsd. ia this city. April 4. 1879.
al i2.lj az the residence OF her eon-in-iss,
henry Boone, si2 vest Clay street. Mr.. Man
TIA j. MITCHELL, Ia the seyonty-second year
Of her age. a.
Her funeral will take place from the Clay
street Baptist church THIS SATURDAY As1hk.
NOON .Sih instant 81 OclO,k. frica1s aud
scQuaintances Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend. No flowers
Manchester papers please copy.
MORROW. --Disd, on the 5h Instant a. he
residence OF her grandparents. III nofth ven
tieth street JENNIE. daughter " Frank II. AMI
Jennie l.. MOrrUw, Of Brooklyn. y. l.; aged TIC
years and ten months.
Notice u burial iu this afternoons Adfs.
SIGNAIGo. Died. April 5th. az A. ~, MAD
AilSK SiGNAiGO, youngest daughter VI james
H. and Annie 4. Slenaig0, aged ton months
Tho funeral Will take placO irDm ber fathers
residence ~ North Eighteenth street. THIS ica-
turdey) MOkNING at 1879 O'Clock. frit ads zni
acausintances are respectfully invited ~ a.
tend.
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aim IL 10 do away with the commissions 70
the middIc-men. The alliance s'so ln-
dorsed the Olive bill before the Leefsla'nso
which prevents one railresd from OWNING
stock in another. the aim being TO pre'en'
railroad combinations. The commiitse ~
pointed on cotton bagging has opened cor
respondence with Nil the southern mn's,
looking 10 arrangements for we msnuIae, u,n
OF suitable cloth for covering. Inc ~.
gates from Louisiana and texas enaofse va
action with reference 70 cotton psegins auS
Assure ,he alliance OF the cooperation oil
the farmers OF these states. The alliance
adjourned It'll August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

steady; Apri, sxe; NAY. tstA!s,:e Jans,
f31c.: JAY. f3sc Oats--Spot stronger aod
quist: options nrncr and duh !; April. D1sc.
sly. 31ksDsc: June, ,oxc.; No spof. 3ie
3gc fnizsd western, 3DAt,c. Hops quiet and
STEADY. Cones-opuoas closed barely steaiy;
April. siAgssI6s6; May. SikSasisO; June.
sl6e5a1ihso; spot aio stronger; FAR cArgvcs.
1850. suga-hsv barely steady aud quiet re-
fned quiet xolssses quiet; 10 tckr &c. rev
Orleans dun open kettle, goof 10 fancy. -. 20
&c. kice steady sod quiet. PofroieGm st>eiy
aud quisL Cotton-seed oil firm. hoeiR sfrsny
and qlict: strained. commoo "a good. tllz<a
Sl.iA TurpentiBe lover and qule, at Ss4Ssc.
Hides quiet and steady. Wool barely steedy
and quiet PorS steady old nless. tl1 5oz si&.3;
new mes. sI&5laliasS Reef quiet: extra
mess shTsss7: hams dull; tlsrecd beef SLOW.
Cgi-me steady. niddcs dull Lard steedler
aud quiet: western steam, t.3o: city. No;
optons--April, f7.3D asked; May. c.Sla E.3,;
June, S3ists.3A freights steady: cotton,
3-lsd.; grain, 2sd
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April A-rhe cash quotations wore:
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat-So
spring aud No ? red, eisyih. No corn, XAc.
Nc. cats, 2lAc. Ness-pOrk. fi&Yasi2tl Iard.
1854 sbort-rits. sGisss62. SHOULDERS. fs0a
SA7a shOrt-ciear. t6.50st6624. Whtskey, flVA
Theleading futures ranged ~ foll0Es:
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The Street-CSr Drlvers' strike.
NV teleOranb IN the Dispsfch1

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, April j-The street.
car stoke is still on, and both sides are firm.
The company has twenty three cars running
TO-DAY. The strikers are quiet. The barn
men, about 100 in all, joined the strikers this
morning. last night two turntables on the
outskirts OF the city were stolen and OBJ
structions we're placed on the tracks in many
places. The strikers claim that rOughs did
H. ,rnrL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
A Weeks Failures.

IBy telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l
NEW YoRE, April 5.-The business fall
ures occurring throughout the country du-
ring the last week. number For the United
states. 1877; Canada, 80; total, 222, against
240 last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

ordinary name: The United States vogel
Kszophone aud Electrical Micropbone,
Trumpet, Acoustic. Elecfromotor Power.
Musical-Car distance, Loud Speaking Trans
ier.Irstrument Company, Chicago capital,
s65, O0O. 000--to manufacture instruments,
rent rights and privileges. The corporators
are William vogeI, Adolph Gray, and Rich
ard III. DskiD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Rhooe a.iaud xIectton.

IBy telegraph 70 The Dlspaicnl
Providence. r. l., April 5.-The town Of
Foster elected a senator and representative
to-day, both Republicans, which makes the
Legislature tied on Joint ballot: Senate
Republicans. %; Democrats 10. House
Republicans, "a Democrats, 81. There are
fourteen more postponed elections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
TIRE India House.

Samuel Mordecsi, In bis entertaining little
volume " Richmond IN By-Gone Days" (se-
cond edition), PAGE sS4. In the chapter on
1.-The Flush Tiures In Richmond "-lSlo-
mentions among other buildings erected du'
ring that period the India House, Of which
he further says in q ioot-n0te that "aiter
being long time In obscurity is now Qs60)
one OF the prominent houses on Main
street. 1t contains bank, insurance Offices
without numoer. lawyers, doctors, BARRIERS,
baths, &c, at high rents"
Who eau give the location Of this build
ing, with So much OF description as may
identify II with many living who must have
been familiar with Il? o. l.. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

ST. Louis. April 5.--Flour dull and unchanged.
Whoat-OpuOnf higher, SO. red ca.h. dhH
asked May. ,0'. aliac.. Juue, 14c. corn
higher snd nrm So. mixed cssh. - ac,: Nay,
3D. p. ABB f,c: July, J'l3nl2e.r. oau dull. ~. q,
cash. % ~: May. ~ Mni-key steady N.0A
Provisions Hrnet AMI reueraiiy quiet Port,
SlA LRrd--irlme steam npminslly $40 Dry.
ralt meats Shoulder, tbs; long ani uhs
fG31, shOrtclnar. fhaL nuc1n boxed Shout
ders. s.; long, sui rios. o. -nort--lear, s,.lla
S12l Hams, Saslafl0l-
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The Bindiug-Twine Trust.

SPRINGFIELD, LII. April 5.-The House
TO-DAY passed the senate JOINT resolution
directing the penitentiary commissioners to
inquire into the adyisa0iity OF erecting a
binding-twine plant In one or both OF the
state peDitentiares with the view OF using
the labor OF the cOnyicts in an effort to break
up the binding-twne trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
MIS- Cleveland Considered Her Ser
wants.
New York SIM


The consideration shown by Mrs. Cleye-
land TO servants Is a constant subject OF
grateful remark among them. Nothing 3
servant ever does escapes the reward 81 a
smile and thank you. At the hotel in sew
York, where Mr.. Cleveland lives, the SER
wants are put 10 much WORK carrying cards
and packages to her rooms, but never make
complaint. IL is related tbat, rather than
SUMMON the cOlored doorman 20 her when
abe wishes some extra commission executed.
she sometimes saves him steps by gong
part way down The stair. 10 speak TO him.
On one occasion the doorman was almost
doing in bis chair when a draught Of air
aroused him. lie stlrted up TO ind Mrs.
Cleveland pushing the heavy door open
softly. "Oh," said she, smiling. TO his apollo
gies, 81 an 80 sorry you walked. saw you
were asleep. and didn't want to spoil your
nap just to let me in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Bach United states Court.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

IBy Telegraph % Iuo UIspAICu.I
CHARLESTON, ). C., April j.-Judge Wlther.
spoon OF the State court to-day rendered
decision in the case OF Sheppard and Percher
sgainst the Pacific Guano Company on the
motion TO refer the suit TO 4 master in the
state court. Judge WItherspoon refuses TO
grant the motion, and the case therefore
goes back TO the United States Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Chess Tournament.

TBy teItBrapI % DO HI'paVVl'I
NEW YORK, April 5.-Ehe result OF the
DAYS play was as follows: Weiss won from
Macleod. ip won from Bird, TschIgarin
drew Show alter. Gunsberg won from A. g..
Baird. Blackburn won from Liporhuiz, Blu
rifle drew with j. W. Baird, Dellnar won
from Mason. Judd and Bier adjourned IN.
finished, Martinez won from Hanham, Pol
lock drew with Iaubenhaus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Fatal Railroad Collision.

SAVANNAH, ia, April "a freight train
on the Savannah. Florida and Western rsl-
way collided witha bsnd-car at the Junction
four mites south OF savannah THIS morning,
wrrcklas the train. Isaac Coleman, Tue
fireman, was instantly killed, and james
Perry. the conductor was fatally scslded
and died In few hours. The accident oc-
cured IN heavy FOG,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
Maggie MITCHELL Divorced.


lBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch
NEW YORK, Apnl G.-rhe Tribune OF this
morning has the following special dispstcn
from Trenton. \. j.: \ divorce has been
granted Maggie Mitchell the actress, from
her husband, Henry T.. Paddock, by Cham
cellor hcGill, the decree having just been
filed in the chlncery Office in this city. Tho
evidence in the Ease was taken in New Jersey
and New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
aARKErs BY rKLssKara
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRk. April a--Cotton quiet and frm !:
ssles. 10; bsies; upisnds. t0Ae Orleans, ieHc- F;
weekly ret receipts al this port. $50 bales
gross, 2s,0z5 bales; exports-to Great RritAsa.
~ s7 bales; 10 France, 1918 balls; 70 TIE Con-
tinent II, so bales; forwAxded SIS bales; saiss,
AIS bales; 10 spinners> axas bales: total net re-
caipts al all ports today, IN tales; exports =
70 Great Britain. t.35 bales 70 tho ContissnI
b.CbI bales: stock. sSs.0,2 bAisaA southern hour
duh. Wheat urm, Nc. htghsr. and duh: No !
rcd. ssA az Nc. Ia storo: optsoos duli aA1 nrm
No red, April Sc May, es4c.; June. Dhc-
July. ss-sc corn-->pot Artive ana stronGer
No. :. 3.ai3<c- In elevator; opuons dull; cssssd