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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
N0nINATED CITY TICKET.
a Party organ Kicks and Calls for n
Mass-meeting.
Nv teIograph % the Dlspatch.

iBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI. March 19.-Ihe Republican
City Convention met to-day, with Smith A..
whitfield. recently aDpoined second Assist
ant Postmasler-General. "a chairman.
Much interest was fell III It's work, owing to
the recent exposure in the newspapers
OF a secret organization. which, IL IS charged,
undertook 10 control oil nominations
The test was on the nomination for Comp
troller. The members Of this organization are
said to have been opposed TO the renOmi-
nation Of Eshelbv Incumbent John Il.
Mosby was nominated for mayor; General
+. i. Moves, Judge Of the SUPERIOR Court;
Henry Zoiglcr, city treasurer; Daniel
Brown. comptroller and Amos Dye, judge
of The Police Court. The Iimes-Star (Re-
publican) announces that II will not
support the ticket, and calls for mass
convention Of the Republicans IN Music
Hall to nominate a ticket. II says the men
who have sought 10 rule the Republican
party by means Of an oaih.bound order con-
irolled this convention and nominated tue
1cket. II says The honest. scli-respecting
Republicans have rights, and that II Is time
they asserted their independence OF the
gutter politicians within the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
FOrty-swO Lives Lost.

SAN Francisco, March l0.-Cbina mail
adyices per steamship CITY OF Pekin con-
csrnng tue loss Of the spanish steamer Remus
among the Philippine Islands January 30th
say that for;y-tWo lives were lost out OF
lGg people ON bolrd. The Remus was en-.
zsged m the coastlug trade, but at the time
was taking out reieis OF soldiers to their
various stations on the Philippine Islands
and struck reef near Point Billaram. about
two days voyage from Manila, sinking IN
thirty.Gye fathoms OF wather. The sur.
yiying officers and passengers were picked
I'd by the gunbOat Argus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUEsDAY, March 10. 1884
sALEa-SEcOSD B0ARD-s5O.0O0 Richmond city
~ AT lOs; s. 900 sloss ]. and y. Co. 81 at6l.
f-rosi,, euotatloaS AZ tho STOCK Bparts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Mean tsmosra,uro. ..........~.
NgW YORK sr0cK MARKET.

NEW YORE, March la--There was a very mark
ed change Ia stock speculation to-day and tho
entire list. with the exception OF Changers and
southwestern stocks, advanced materially, tue
upward movement being siesdy aud meeting
With hardly a check throughout, This was on
the revolution OF feeling from she scare OF yes
terday, and although the situation abroad may
DO bad enough. Il Is evidently not 40 bad As Wa
reported yesterday, and the TACT begins 70 be sp-
parent that there Is little 20 be feared troA a
collapse Ia this country. Buying to-day Wa OF
the best character London Loading on Win lioe-
raj purchsse OF all It's tavortes, and the shorts
also covered heavily IN tho general list.
although In Grangors and souihwesierns
L "a doubtful II The short interest has
been reduced Mt all by tho transactions
OF the day. The only real piece 81 news ca.cn-
lsted 20 affect the list was the report OF Bur
llugion aud Quincy, which was something worse
than hal been expected. and tho issue Tor
signal for announcer drive al the stocks mentioned,
although Rock Island was the principsl sufferer.
Missouri PsciGc was the only etrong spot among
the roads in that region, ana 10 10 one OF tno
leaders In showing a marked StYancc this
evening. Tae Improvement among other
stocks was very uniform and steady. although
Ia many eases toe losses OF yesierday
we're not fully recovered. Tho most pro-
nounced gainA, rs usual, were anon. rp'-
calties, and Manhattan, Pullman, and some
Others. especially In the LAST hour, became
specially strong Ina the last hour the highest
prices Of the day were reached Ia oil depart
mcnts OF the list and the market closed active
aud strong az top figures. Everything on the
isl Is higher and Manhattan rose ei. Missouri
Pnriac and New England Ia, Burlington -,
AtchisOn ~, chicago GaS, canada southern,
Louisville and Nashgilo, and Texas Paciuc -
each. Pacific Mail II. Northwsitern IN. 81
Paul. Union Pacific, aud Norfolk preferred -
each, Rock Island. Pullman, ana Western Union
1 eacn, and others fractional amounts. 4oial
sales 2SS.O00 shares.
Epeninf-Excnange dun ami firm az fs5hs
49,. Money eas al lH2k. Sub Treasury ba-
auces Gold. fiji.S20O0: currency, tif.l1aN1
Govern meuts Jun and steaiy per cents, l2sH
40 cOupons i0r1l. state bonds dun and steady.
Al tuf ,f0RL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Distinguished visitors.

ROME, GA, March 19.-Ex-Mayors Hewitt
and Cooper, John II. Inman, John G.. Cal
houn. Frederick Taylor, B. T. Facherthal,
and r. n. Ellis, OF New York, arrived here
this afternoon. They were met by promi.
nent citizens and escorted in carriages to
many points Of interest 10 the city. To
night they were banqueted at the Armstrong
Hotel. The party VIII be Joined here In the
morning by Governor Gordon, Henry W.
Grady. and Pat. calhoun, VITO viii sccom-
pany them to Atlanta. They count Rome As
one of the growing and manufacturing cities
If the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Now OrIeans Kaeen.

NEW ORLEANS, March l9.-rnere was 4
large attendance AT the races to-day, the wea'
ther being fine and the track iast.
FIRST race-one half mie-Mark T. won
Mackenzie second, stray Note third. Time,
81 seconds
second receive eighths OF a mile-Ker-
messe won; Dudley Oaks second, Cora l..
third. Time. 1:0l4.
Third race-thfee quarters OF mile
Kirkman won; Leman second, Mollie Hardy
third. Time, l:2l.
Fourth race-one mile-Countess won
silleck second, Dan Meeks third. Time,
E462.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

port News tonight. She was struck BY a
heavy yea and swept fore and att There
were Eixts-odd passengers on board. ADD oil
provided themselves with life.prrseryers in
anticipation OF an accident. The Magenta
had TO tie up alongside OF tdree-m,sted
schooner in Hampton Roads fcr nearly an
hour.
The steamer River Belle started across the
put back to Newport News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
RICHMOgD TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH ~. 1854
Loose sales to-day we're 95.920 pounds, ranging
from sOc to $3.50 per hundred. Gu Change offeP-
ings wero very light to-day at auction. Market Tor
dark stemming leaf active and unchanged III
price Trading in old wrappers continues very
active, while old nllers are daily going Oh IN big
round lots that must soon begin 70 tell on prices
az these sales 90 into consumption. Some few
West Vlrginias sold privately. fresh supply
Of upland dealers were on the market to-day.
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AFatniAectGenf.

lUJ V7IIEIHFI ~ IIl' ~ 'TF'-'I'I
BALTIMORE. March l0.-W. II. Albright.
fireman on a Baltimore sni OHIO freight
engine. met death by peculiar accident to-
day. A few miles east OF Little Cap0n.
while near Cumberland the engineer OF the
engine turned 20 look for Albright, but not
seeing him the train was backed for few
miles. aud Albright was found dead hang
ing by his neck in the irons Of tho bridge.
Albright was probably leaning too far out
while keeping lookout ahead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
uegua,nto Answer auestIon-

(By ADgio-Amercan cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, March Ex-senator Naquet and
DEPUTIES Laenerre and rurquet. who are
being prosecuted by the Government for
their connection with the Patriotic League,
were arraigned before al examining magis-
trate today. They refused 10 answer ques'
tions put to them and declared that az their
prosecution was OF political nature and IL
LEGAL they would only Justify themselves
Cubncly before a correctional tribunal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. March IA Flour duh and fea-
tursless. Whest-SoutherD scarce aa3 frm.
irm Fuliz. fiasi.N; Longberry. hGasti03;
western aaie' aad easy; 40 s.In1ss rcd 800:
Qulei at sial2c. yellow nrmcr AZ t9atIe. vest
Gro nrrH. Oats-Cnoce steady others easy;
weston white. S2aSlSc: DO. mixed, nsslc.
graded No. 2whiie, u.s. Rye-Demsnd Glow at
Siss6e. Hay IN good demand; prime 20 choice
umotny, SiAsOasiB Provisions arm and I'M
changed. Butter s.eaiy: sesiern packed, lss
At l2ai2Ec Petroleum steady: refined. 6oc.
Coceo steady; Rio cargoes, FAR. lstahAc.
sugar frm soft. nc. Whiskey steady =,
gill. Freights % Liverpool per steamer MONT
a.. 6i.ais 81. Recepis-Fiour. so barrels;
wheat. 500 bushels: corn. is0u bnsnels. oats.
4.0O0 bushels Shipments--Fiouf. l9,en barrels,
corn. $4,000 bushels. saies--MhoeS iA0O bush
els corn, 5000 bushels.
ST. LOUIS
~. LOUIS, March i9.-Flour sasy and bust
mesa light Nhcat-Caeh dem0rslized options
lower, closing ac. lower Tor May, &C. Tor June,
ii,c for July. and ic. for August No. 2rei. cash.
Wl.c. Nay, 0aaOf,c.; June. NsaNc Nofn
lower and quiet; No. MIXED, cash, - Apr.
~. May, 50sa50ac. Oats quiet and steady
No ,. cash 9is>c. May. 26sl5kc. Mh.ssey
steady AZ si0l Provisions dun anu weak. pork.
sigM Lsrd-Prime steam nominal stNn
CfNCINSArL
CfVctSSArI, March i9--Fiour dun Wheat
easy No }. RED. Na5ic Corn nfmer; 30 (.
mixed 3laNc. oats stronger and higher; No =,
mixed 2ss2ec. Pork firm a. fi25l lard, hsfs.
Bulk- meats fair AMI demand un' hanged bscoa
steady aud unchanged. Whisky steady al flA
Hogs steady common and lsht, fasoaA ~;
packing aud butchers, tL5iasAA
wILNiSGrON
wrL1saros. Y. g.. Manrn ~ -rurpsntin,
steady at 59c Rosin steady. strained 81 good
strained, g)c Tar drm ats 81 Crude turpentine
lrIn, hard. $3.50 yellow dip ana Tlrgin. tAia
LOUISVILLE
LoUrsvIttE, March la-Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURRS
NKw YORE March 10 Co tnn--Net receipts.
1865 bales: gross receipts. 3g52 bales. futures
closed steady sales. Gd.ilJ bales, March. tsWA
g.. "a April. e. 95af99a. May, flooi, June.
$40 ligti0l ": July. ti0l1aSiGlH, August tl02la
flaQ0: september fls5asas7. October, fsWa
sG6s; November. fg5gssAss. December, t15ia
$3.50. January. gA@ata6a
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fReported f0r tho Dispstch.l
MAWcu i9.--MsrKet nominal Prime. 80 eS-
ira 5Ao: fancy, 5Sc.: common, 2kAhc;
shelled. sAa3Sc; spauish, sAa5,; iaciOfy
hand picked. 6aiEc.
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rour Ei,,ea ana Two wo,,asa

RIvERE DU LouP, QUEBEC, March l0.-The
Halifax express on the Intereolouisl rail-
way came into collision to-day With spec
cial freight train near klmouski Station.
The driver u the express aud his brennan,
tie conductor OF the special, aud the fireman
Of the special were killed. Two other train.
hands were injured, but not fatally. Both
OF the engines, the baggase-car, and two
freight-cars were wrecked. None OF the
passengers were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

The contractors for the gunboat orktowh
having reported her complete, Secretary
Tracy has ordered the board, OF which Com
modore Fitzhugh il president to reassemDle
st Cramps ship-y,rd tomorrow for the
purpose OF msking such further examina'
tons ~ may be necessary, and TO report
whether or not the unfinished work has been
completed. and rbesner the hullaud fittings,
sud lDachipery, boilers, and sppurtenances
have been completed 10 strict conformity
with the contract. The board will also report
whether she Is sufficiently strong 10 carry
The srmament coal. stores, and machinery
Indicated N the plans and specifications.
This board Is the same Que which conducted
The recent Official trial Of the vessel The
only b,d for constructing the machinery oi
the armored cruiser Maine. that OF \: y.
lssmer. Jr.. & Co.. OF Nes York, has been
referred 10 the Bureau Of steam EngIneer-
Ing for examiasiion, report. aud recenmsn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Tennis tournament.
NV telegraph 70 Tho Dlspatch.i

w -
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March l9.--At ST.
Augustine TO-DAY the Tennis contest was for
The consolidation prize. beautiful moon.
stone scarf.pin. WOrlhinetOn peat Bealh g.,
q q. &. 4. Dulles then beat Kennedy.
W0rthIngton then beat Dulles by score OF
gaI.G, Go. WOrthingt0n was declared
tne winner. The tropic was played Tor yes.
terday, 70 20 TO the player winning four
matches, not necessarily consecutive. so TAR
Trevor and Campbell have each one match
"a fhnir crahiI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
MIN and Lumber burned.

BAY CRY, MICH, March l9.-Smith Bro
TIERS mill, located on the west side OF the
river two miles below the city, was destroyed
by hre this afternoon. Loss, s55,0O0 on the
mill aud $50, 900 on the salt. blocks aud docks.
Two million feet OF lumber owned by East
Saginaw parties and valued at $4,000 was
also consumed. The origin OF the fire Is
unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

Report OF Joint Board or Finance
The Educational InstiIutt0Ds in
a EInurIsnimR Condition.

An Alexandria ,Na) special 10 the BaltiN
more Sun says: Bishop wilson is still sui.
feung from indisposition, aud did not ap-
pear A. promptly - usual when the Baltimore
Conference of the southern Methodist
Cnurch net ia lis fifth days session this
morning. The Rev, Dr. 4. Ii. Nhisner,
presiding elder OF the Baltimore district,
took the chair. while the usual preliminary
devotional exercises were conducted 10y the
Rev. IL. Z. Hamill. Bishop Wilson came Ia
later took the chair. aud presided during
the remainder Of the session. This was e..
sentially report day. and the reports
wbich had been held back came In food.
the principal cues being Oh questions OF ed
ucaiion.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
Mr. T. J. MaCrHder. treasurer OF the joint
Board OF Finance, made his annual report,
which stated that the balance from March,
1883. wass i40; received from bishops fund,
sl.2T3: IRON superdnnuated fund, S7.4lS;
from educational fund, Sl,1s2; from Bible
fund, 1852; other sources, S2O1.4O. Total,
siO.473.4O. Disbursed: Bishops fund,
Sl.273: superanuuates, S7.722Si; Randolph
Macon, Sl.1s2; Bible Society. S253; Incl
dental. Sl453; on hand. S2S.03. Total,
SlO,413.40. There is an Increase In the coll
lections OF last year, as follows; Bishops
fund, 1929; superannua;ed fund, SSH; cd.
vocational, $SS; Bible Society, S22.
MINOR REPORTS.
The Rev. Or. James L. Armstrong read
the report OF the Committee on Conference
Records. The report spoke fayoraoly OF
an the district minutes. particularly OF those
OF Washington district, which, he said,
were perfect. He recommended general
Improvement In the copying and more de-
tslls Of district proceedings In the minutes
OF some OF the other districts.
The Rev. Thomas Myers, agent OF the
MARYLAND Bible Society, made strong ad-
dress in favor of the society and explained
lis workings.
The Rev. DIR. James s. Gardner. OF Staun-
ton. Va, chairman OF the Committee on Con-
ference Relations, made second report re-
comFaending Rev. LOUIS G. Miller and the
Rev. Presley b. Smith for the superan-
mated relation, and Reys. A. z. Baude, l.
II. Graybill, and William Hedges for the
supernumerary.
FOR AN EDucATED MINISTRY.
The Board OF Ministerial Education re-
portad through the Rev. DIR. w. III. ID.
uarner. which stated that the amount re-
ceIyed IN subscriptions was 81, $3.50. OF
this amount Si,0a3.T5 has been expended IN
aid Of ministerial students now nj Randolph
Mscon--lesving balance OF S303.50. There
are now eight young men receiving aid from
the beard ami pursuing their studies az the
college. None OF them would have had
these advantages thus Afforded Without
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Appointment Urged.
nv toIeernph 10 tho Dispatch.l

TBy toIoXfhpH % ID" N''F''7N1'I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March l3-Theodore
IL. Welsh, OF Montgomery, general freight
agent OF the Louisville ADD Nashville rail-
road, is being urged for the vacancy on the
Be.rd OF Interstate Commerce Commission
ers caused by the resignation OF Comms-
sioner Walker. Welsh Is Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
PurnedtO Death.

by Telegraph TO tho Dispatchl
BALDwTNsyILLE. Mass, March ia
house situated near Days Mills, about one
mile from this city, owned by !. NJ. HEREBY,
was burned about O'Clock this evening.
Mrs. Russell, aged seyenty.nine. and two
daughters Of a neighbor named Trueheart,
aged five aud fifteen, persisted in the danes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
iRAIs AND COTTON ExCHasas

RIcHxOs0. March 49, 1882
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT. $50 bushels.
CORs.-l.l 36 bushels
OArs.-S,9J0 busnelA
SALES RsPOSFsD 70 RgsagrAsv.
WHEAT.-.Longberry so bushels good a. sl00;
600 bushels common at S5c. shortDerry, 10 BUSH
!. $50 bushels
CoHs.-Wnite, SO bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
OATs.-Whlte, 800 bushels No. g at Sskc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
suffering from Insomnia.

tBy Anglo-Amercsn cable TO the Dispatch.l
L0SD0N, March 10.-Mr. W. Ii. Smith,
First Lord OF the Treasury and Govern
ment leader In the Hsuse OF Commons. is
suffering from insomnia and will probably
be compelled to abstain from Official work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Hon. Jefferson Davis.

ATLANTA, Ga, March l0-Hon. jefferson
Davis writes 10 Rev. j. William Jones. OF
this city, denying the statement recently
made that the officials OF the late COME
meditsted supion OF Church and State. Mr..
Davis quotes Che fact that bis Cabinet was
always MADE OF diverse religious elements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
yA1rrNoaE STOCK MARKET

BArrIxoRR. MD. March l9-vlrginla iO-i0's,
% ,a86. do. 3's, IS i,a86 Baltimore aud Ohio,
%: Northern Central 75aT7h Cincinnati, Wash
ington aud Baltimore ists, s6s do. 2is, 49a5l ;
DO. 3ds. 255% asked Consolidated gas bonds,
III DO stock, Az s4a7s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Raae-HalI.

fBy Anglo-Americau cable 70 the Dispa,ch.l
IoNDoS, March l9.-The game Of base
ball between the Chicago and All-Amerlca
clubs was commenced at Sheffield To-day,
but rain set IN and the umpire was compelled
20 call the game. The score when playing
stopped stood: All Americas. 10; Chlca-
tro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
rnnrieren OF Crime.

rBY telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, ). c., March l9.-The three
Medhn brothers and Lafayette Pilfrey we're
convicted AZ Greenyile to-day OF conspiracy
to commit burglary and larceny. They were
an organized band OF robbers IN Pickens
county known As the Medhn gang, and were
caDturcd last fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
FIOoded-man Drowned.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y t0IvhI"PII 10 wv DI'F6'''''I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March lJ.-O@Ing
to the heavy rain at Dayton, Tenn, last
nieht part Of the town was flooded. bridges
washed away, and bllstfurnaceS surrounded
by water. The loss wi reach $4,000.
Alexander Vaughan, coiored man, was
drOWupi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
RnrGNneo.
ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March l9.-Goy-
.rnor wilson to-day psrdoned Stewart III.
Hi. who was sentenced four wears ago by
.hs ctrcuit Court OF Kanawha county TO ten
,sars 10 the penileniiary for the murder OF
ysss,n woles. The uniform good conduct
md the failing health Of the prisoner were
snopg the chiet reasons given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
a Large Failure.
toforsro,,f, N tho Diapaf,sh

fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
Boston, March l9.-Charles II. North Il
Co., of SO and 81 north Market street, the
second largest pork.picSing firm this side OF
Chicago, made an assignment Tonight. The
liabilities cannot yet be given, but VIII
probAbly be 27j000O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Romh-Faetory discovered.

ZURICH. March l9.-The police have dis
covered an establishment for the manufac-
ture OF bombs on an extensive scale. Two
more Russians have been arrested for con-
nectlon with the manufacture Of explosives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
TIorR
corrUS REPoac

Woouots Fins. s. 50asay5 srperius. t275s
s325; ezra. bL5)sS17J: family tiaSlbl paisn'
family, e0antry, S. y59SAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
AN AGREEMENT.

Ldier-Rchsrd Z. Barry, OF the state
Board Of Arbitration. met the wesyers' EN-
ecutiye Committee this evening and alter
long conference the following agreement WAS
signed by every member: We, the members
Of the Executive Board Of the Weavers'
Protective Association, hereby sgree, on be-
ball OF the weavers Of Fall River at present
on a strike. 10 submit IN conjunction
With the manufacturers the whole c0utrover-
az for fair and equitable Adjustment, and
hereby agree. IN case OF Joint con-
current action on the psrt OF the manufac-
turers 10 return 10 work as required by law.
on a basis OF twenty cents per cut for print
cloth and per cent on all other classes
pending settlement by the state Bosrd OF
Arbitration.
The entire state board will be here to pre-
sent The proposition to tho Board OF Trade
tomorrow morning. but manufacturers are
OF the general opinion tonight that II will
not bp accented
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Imprisoned for sIander.

BERLIN, March ia Government de.
tective named Wicbam has been sentenced
to two years imprisonment at AltanA for
falsely accusing Two men OF being Anarch-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
A Bag Fire.

Berlin, March ia cotton-mill at Un-
terhausen, near Pfuellingen, Wertemberg,
was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss 1900, 900
marks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
rertIous Trip from Norfolk

I-FtCIAI tdIeKfdIH " III5 UHVFVIu'I
NORFOLK, Va, March l9.-The Chesa-
peskc ana Ohio passenger-sieamer Magenta
had perilous trip coming over from New.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

Market nrn.
ouorATros1
MIDDLIsG. 9Ac.
Low AlDDLiNG. PIC.
0oODORDINAEr. sac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
Unchanged.
rPv taIaOranh IN thu Dispasrh I

IbF IHIokTspl 70 Iuo bIsPa9Vu'I
FALL RIVER. Mass. March l9.-The strike
situation here remains practically unchanged.
The weavers did not return 10 work to-day as
anticipated aud the majority of the mills
are entirely shut down. The few in partial
operation have about the same number OF
weayers at work as last week. Toe biggest
meeting Of the strike was held on the park
this forenoon. Speeches were made and en-
cOursging reports submitted. There Is no
indication that the strikers will weaken for
some time, and the manufacturers admit
that there Is every prospect OF long strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

COMPANY Moods sarssparilla with other
bIood-purbiess and you will see that IL Is BY
far the best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20

nINIATURg ALMANAC. MARCH - iS'9.
Sun rises.......... 8itI nigH Tlps
SUI SEA-. .......... h.2i Morning ........... hti
Moon rises ....... 10 Evening .....-..,.. "a
PORf OF RICHMOND MARCH 70. is'l
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. Doye. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Couch. New York. mer-
chAndise and passengers, George W. Allen =
Co.. agents
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS MARcule. is,a
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship ROANOKE. Iiuiphers. Now York. AMI
smiled for New York. mercb andise.
steamship hurciano. New Orleans, 20 coal
Steamship MRlr-tOn. Brunswick, 10 oosl.
Schooner A. II. Howe. Now York, ~ load coal.
Schooner Nathan Eastorbrook. Nos London, %
LOAD coal
SAILED.
steamship Mascotte. Liverpool. cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-20
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTIONS rHERswIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmoad
stock Exchanges Grain. Flour. Cot
ton. Meat. and Other Quotationa
my tsIerrapa o .ne Dlspalca.l

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.i
~ WASHINGTON. March 10 FOR virginia.
RAIN rain. followed by fair weather In West
bern virginIa, stationary temperature.
northerly winds. high on tho coast