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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
TuEnaRTsORO FIRE.
,o~. Noodles Taken from she Ruins

HARTFORD. Conn. February l9.-Two adj
dlioaal bodies have been taken from the
PARK Central Hotel, both badly burned.
one was identified as Or. Laveite Perrin,
and the other Is believed TO be mrs ferr'n.
Two other codics are now In sghs ana are
being taken out.
The three bodies taken from the ruins OF
the hotel to,day have been identified as those
~ Rev. DR.. L. Perm and his wife, OF Tor
rIngton. and william Boyle, OF Hartford:
PENN was well-known congregational
minister. II has been decided to pull down
me remainder OF the hotel. A large rag
Ioent Of the boiler has been fonna seventy
1--WE feet from where the boiler Originally
l,noa II WAS from the back OF II, ard
weighs $40 pounds. The engineer snd as
,istsnf engineer have both been arrested,
charged win manslaughier. They plesded
moi guilty, aud their cases were ADJOURNED
for one week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

TBS telegraph 20 no uispatchl
INDIlNAPOLIs, February l9.--All is again
Doubt ard uncertainty here % 10 the Cabinet
Appointments. Last evening one OF the
poDcrs printed a list OF Cabinet appoint
ments in such way IS 10 give II an author
lied account. Tue list was sent broadcast
over the country oY special spOndenls,
and the result has been seen to-day
I'm the multiplication OF kilograms that
have poured in on General IIarri-
sou. The publication saturday afternoon
gained some credence here, but tonight
iaere are ~ many opil ions az there are pub
HeatiOns. Great doubt has been expressed
to-day AZ 70 Wanamaker Russ, Thomas,
and even Noble. There are numbers that
think the Navy IS YET e. 90 10 New York,
and that the South will be given place.
The greatest interest seems TO be conferred
on the Paciuc slope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
sEw YORK STOCK MARKET.

NRw YORK. February i9.-The stock list Was
duh ard declining almost throughout to-day, al
though movements. except In a few cases, we're
entirely Insignificant There we're unfayorabie
circumstances helping the decline. Atchison
was sold freely for Boston account early and ar
rested the improving tendency OF the general list
az that time. While considerable pressure was
brought against Changers they we're strong
enough % induce the bears ~ turn their aften-
tioa in other directions. and ending q weas spot
IN Oregon shares all OF hem were rapidly mark
ei down. This affected she general list some
what General anxiety over the result OF the
Chicago conference deferred buying. Union Pa
cific aud Richmond and West Point Joined the
weak stock after noon. The market closed dull
and heavy at about the lowest prices. Total
ss'es. 2i6nN shares.
HsssfEg.--Exvnango strong AMI active A. sra
4Ss d. Money easy ~ a. Sub Treasury bal
ancos Cold. St51i 600 currency. si6l.2.VOo
Governments dUii aud nrm. per cents, l2s +. !;
Az coupons, i0l state bonds dull ami hrm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
I.ncome,tYe Engineers.

~ I0IeaI Jpn 70 mo Ul7plI'I'I
READING, Pa, February l9.-It was
learned here this afternoon that an order
was recently made 20 the members Of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers in the
employ OF the Reading Railroad Company
that It was desired by the company that
they should either quit the brotherhood or
company. Since then many members have
Withdrawn from the order, and IL Is asserted
that those who fail 10 do so will
be discharged by the company. There are
not many Brotherhood men on the main
line, bot on the Northern Pennsylvania and
Bound Brook divisions most Of the engineers
are members OF the Brotherhood. and II the
order to withdraw is enforced ~ the CONF
pany II is difficult to predict the outcome.
1t Is believed, however, that there will be no
Organized opposition to the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
EXRcCIlvB MANSION. !
-IsHINlTnA. Iannarq "a. 1870
" ANHINuIUAs JauUaIJ z, 1853.
Z. Mhlie. 80. secrelarY. &c:

John 4. White, Esq, secretary, &C.:
Dear sir, i have received an Invitation OF
the Tarid Reform League TO be present at q
convention Of tariff refOrmers to be held
in the city OF Chicago on the 18th, 10Th. and
DIST OF February, 1889. have also read The
circular OF the league accompanying this in
yitation. in which the objects ADD purposes
Of the proposed convention are specially set
forth. The scheme OF practical and efficient
wOik therein described meets with my
hearty approval and promises, II honestly
adhered TO, the most valuable aid IN further
ance OF the cause which Is very near 10 the
interests and welfare Of our people. The
danger which we haye 10 guard against Is the
misleading OF our countrymen by specious
theories eunDingly eontrived aad falsely
Offering hope 81 relief from the present bur
dens and legitimate benefits OF beueficent
rule under the sanction Of Tree institutions.
The declared purposes OF your league will
not be attained until all those interested in
the economy question:" which il now
pressed on their attention, are freed from
oil sophistries aud clODding, and until the
subject Of tariff reform is presented to them
as the topic involving relief OF the PLAN
people OF their land IN their homes
from useless and unjust expense. The Ques-
tion is a simple and plain one, aud needs but
TO be fairly presented to be understood. IL
IS the positive duty Of YOUR organization to
guard the people against deception. Ny
extreme interests 10 the work which your
league has undertaken and the expressed
objects Of the proposed convention would
lead me 10 accept your invitation II II were
possible 70 do so, but my public duties here
positively prevent such acceptance. Hoping
that the convention Will be very successful,
aud with an earnest wish for the prosperity
and success OF your league In It's efforts to
enlighten and benefit the people. / am yours
yeIy truly, GROVER CLEVELAND.
Great applause greeted the reading OF the
letter. alter which roniiRe business began.
l.. Burriit Smith. Of Chicago, was elected
temporary Chairman. aud read an address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
west Virginia Democrats Caucus.

T6peclaI toIosrsW % NO UIsDaI'n.I
CHARLESTON. w. Va, February Ian.
other Democratic conference was held to
night, and several hours were yanly spent
Ia trying TO reach a satisfactory conclusion.
A number Of speeches were made, but no
definite result was reached. Kenna's friends
will again vote for bin tomorrow, but II IL
quite likely that his vote will not reach that
OF to-day.
Another conference will be beld to-mor-
row night, but it Is not likely to result in
anything OF importance. Several members
were absent tonight, aud Dorr, although
present. left AZ an early hour after expressing
his opinion OF things in general.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Agrse to Disagree.

ny ftIdsTHpN % ILo LI'V1slu.I
WAsHlsGrON, February l9.-rhe confer
rees on the omnibus territorial bill were IN
session again this incoming. but as one OF
them afterwards expressed It. they SNAKE
haste but slowly
The demands II the House conierrees do
not meet the approval Of the senate confer
rees. Even after nights consideration. a.
vet show DO signs OF recedng. The present
prospects Of an agreement are not bright
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

~"
NEW YORK. February Ia. The steamer
Conserya, formerly The Madrid, which
started for san 3omingo Yesterday, Was
brought back from the mouth o. the harbor
this morning for examination for contrAhand
OF war rs the result Of libel brought by the
Hayden Consul. She sprung a leak before
she left her moOrings saturday. when The
crew discovered the water pouring into her
hold Of Sandy Hook they refused 10 proceed
further. The captain al 6r,t refused 10 COM
ply with the wishes Of the crew, but finally
gave IN. Barring this accident the C0nserya
would have been by this time well on her
way 10 Hayti aud out Of the reach OF the YES
sells sent to catch her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Assisnment Approved.

lBy telegraph 20 tho Dhpabhl
BosrON, February ia meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Pacific Guano Company
was held to-day. 10 was voted 10 approve
the assignment made by the treasurer %
John G. Ropes. and committee was ap.
pointed to assist in preparing a statement Of
the assets aud lisbi tiles. No figures are
given AZ 10 the amounts, aud none are ex.
peeted until the 2Sth instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
We, a Victim.
TBy telegraph 10 the DLspaIca.I

,vr,.x IPoIys. February l9.-The report
,,s1 p ~ j. Pend.e,on, OF this city, was one
~ OF the victims OF the Hartford disaster is in
81 Ills son, A. ID. Pendleton, yestef.
49, 49, s,,ernoon received a message from his
49,. ~ stating that his baggage bad been de-
i ,,.oses hut that he escaped. Mr.. Pendie-
suo{ ~, ,he hotel saturday 20 spend sunday
70, Sssh ''i hs SON IN Vermont. He stayed iS:l
, T,s enough to mis- the accident that doubt.
, ,ss1 wonld have resulted In bis death had be
besn In tue building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Fatal TraLn-Wreek.

CHICAGO, February l9.-An outgoing SUI
burbsn passenger train on the Wisconsin
Central railroad eOllided with freight train
this evening owing 70 an opep switch. 1be
passenger engine, baggage-car, and the
freight~eabo0se were badly wrecked. Engi.
neer William Appleton aud Fireman Patrick
Wall we're instantly killed. The passengers
were shaken up considerably, but none sefi-
ously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
RmsaIan NoYemenis.

fBy AnglO-AmoricaR cable - ,hs DisDsscfl
BgRLIS, February l9.--The Russian move.
mants IN Cepirsl Asia arc exciting Interest
In Germany, but the general belief IL that
no war is intended, Only a ralIhestiop Of the
frontier. The report u confirmed thai
Branders. the adviser Of King famasese OF
samoa, hns been recalled 10 Berlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

10y Iai55IoFI y IIl5 DIsPaV-II
ST.. LOUIS, No., February i0.-Brooklyp.
H., Is sli wrought up over two cases Of by
drophobia. James Moran. boy sixteen
wears OF age. was bitten bV a rabid dog.
THURSDAY be was IN cOnyuls'ons. and while
his mother was attending 10 him he sud.
denly turned and bit her. To-day both
mother snd son ere suffering from rabies,
and it f. thought neither can recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

BEAR.--Died. Friday. February IS 1919, al
Norfols, Men, CAikLINS, infant daughter q
Or. Alexander and Amelia Bear.
lnterment "a thls city.
WOOLARD.-Died, February ". iSSa. Al 10
o'clock A NJ, al the residence VI nor pafeni>
Mr.. w. j.. aud MIA A. n. W0olard. Miss kGNA
o. WOOLAkD; aged sixteen years SIX months
and tsents-ore DAYS.
Dearest EHnk, thcE hast ieft us.
We thy loss mot deeply feel.
But tbs God who hath harett US.
lie can all our sogroea hest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Reea,yer Appointed.
rspecial telegram 10 tho D'spatch. /

tspecal tolegram % tho UNpHIfhI
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February l0.-Ro.
bert W. Kelly, president aud general mana
ger OF the Kanawha and Ohio railway, was
appointed receiver 81 the road by the Uoited
states Court AZ New York. The present
head. OF the departments and employee,
Will be retained IN their old positions and
the road will be conducted ~ heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
A Dwelling Burned.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispssch.

10y teiekFhph TO hA0 h7PhNhi
NEW ORLEANS. February l0-The four
story irame building corner Coliseum and
Euterpe streets. occupied - boarding.
house by Mrs. Il. J. siecEneY, took IRE about
/ o'clock this morning and was totally de-
strOyed. The boarders ntrrowly escaped.
losing their clothing and other effects. Loss,
s2j. 600; insurance., $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
CuriaiIinr Mork.

by telegraph . th8 DlspAtch.l
PANAMA via GALVESTON, February 49,.
Two thousand five hundred men were dis
charged from the canal works az Tayeinills
on the 18th instant. The contractors con-
time 70 cnrtail work on all sections. There
Is a strong military force on the line OF the
canal 10 maintain order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
A a,na.inna Yic,nrY.

L0SD0N, February 10. In tbs parlisnen.
taFy election IN The eastern division OF
Perthshire to-day klnloeh, the oiaostonesn
candidate. received 1905 votes, and Bosz.
Uuionkt, 1859. In the last election the
Gladstouean candidate received 3,50f aud the
Ifuionfst 2. 1875
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

HAlftscRs, February A---tlour fairly active
ana steady Wheat-Southern quie. aud arm !.
Faltz, si.65asl.li; LongbeTy &l-Gasi.ie. No. .
southern. si.06; western quiet: No. viatar rod,
ss.isr: snits. 4iassc: ysllow, ioafac; western
essy Oefs QUOT sud steady; western mixed,
eSa8Ic graded No. while, Az s33ke. Rye
sseady a, afa5sc. Hay slow. prime 20 ehoice
timesny. sisssie.sA froyisioosqulet saa ssssdy.
BEES rolL i1ai$.s creamery. <sas3c. Esxs easy
a. laaiiEc. Petroleum nfm: rstaa&. q. Coffae
frm; Mo aa.Eoes, fair. isSaiz*c sugar
az SIN. Rre'xhis 10 iivrrpool Per steamer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
H.ensa ninrrontIx

EDBBusG, February l9.-A Liberal
meeiiog here tonight letter from Glad
stone was read IN which he protested aaaiust
O'Brien and others being made political
prisoners for acis which were called crimes
In Ireaud bat which were BOT crimes IA
Engisnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
The Csclane.

BmmN0HAN, February i9-Furiher pir-
tieuaFs Of the cyclone on sunday night IN
shelby are 10 the effect that several persons
were hurt, but nobody was Killed. Two
residences and several negro cabins were
blown down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
eRAIE AND COTTON sZOgAusg

OFFgRlEG%
WuaAr-f.g 20 bnshelA
C0RS.-5.33 bushels.
OATs.--G,5-D bushels.
FEAa.-lt bushels.
sALEs agfORTED 70 sECsgrAHT.
WHsAT.-Longberry 1850 bushels prime A.
f.ig; COZ bushels very good aIkl.ll 900 bushels
good OF u. i0.
C1RN-Nhis, 10 bushels very good At A1sc. I;
go bushels good on private terms.
OARS Winter. % bushels very eood AZ Sc; 81
bushels very good on private terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Death or MRS. SLATER.

N0RWICu. CONN.. February i9.-Mrs. Ma
rianna l.. Hubbard Slater. WIDOW OF the late
John +. SLATER. famous for bis munldcent
gift oil one million OF dollars 10 southern
freedmen. died here this morning Of pneu-
monia; aged about sixty-six years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
sALTrMoRE STOCK MAaEgr

BAir.sORE. Nd. February la-virginia con-
soils, q DO. 1o~ips. 85s 80. 30, 60: Baltimore
and ohio sf.cs, s2829 northern Central stocs,
s5. Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore lsta,
fia.a95. go. 2d-, "a bl. DO IDS. ~ asked I;
Consolidated gas bonds. ii04 DO stock, al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
nearly "A Whole Town Harmed.

FoRT DODGE. IA, February l9.-Nearly
the eBtlre business portion Of Rock Rapids
was burned sunday. Twenty-oue firms were
burned OUT. Loss $4,000. with but little
insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

Thy Telegraph " sno TT
w.sHISoroS, Ttbrusry 70; The Treasury SUI
aon an"sa,ed 1855, 100 as bonds At 1895.
"s .ens first rational Bank Of Florence. Ala.
nc sssa authorized 70 begin business wilma
canltaI Of go, eoO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
TARIFEREFoRn CONVENTION.
Bringing Letter from President CIeye-
land.
Nv telegraph 10 ne pispalsh.l

CHICAGO, February lG.-Tbe convention
OF The American TarIf.Reiorm Association
began business at the Madison Street Thea
tire This afternoon. Whom John Il. White,
secretary OF the association. called the meet
ING TO order only two OF the six hundred
delegates were present. Mr.. White said
that the object OF the convention was To
arouse popular sentiment on The question OF
reform ia the tariG. He then read a letter
from President Cleveland. which is as iol-
lows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

Cotton KgPOKG

We quote Tlus, 4g59agl15 suDornas SABA
f3.g5; ox-ra. sL3)qfi7j' family sistLjI paEsas
tGuilIy, COUNTRY, tL75lsAs3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
BASKETS BY TELEsEAPa
SRW YOss.


Ngw YOKk. February lg.--cott0n quiet: sales,
s8g bales; uplsnds, 10 -i6c.; Orleans. 10 5-l6c.
net receipts, 22.jii Daies sxports-to Great
Britain, lJ4.1 bales; 10 France, lz2 balos : 70
tho Continent, 1901 bales, stock, WIVES bales-
Southern flour nrm ant quiet Wheat quiet
No. rod. CgKa9e; IN elevator; options closed
s,a3,c. over yesterday; No. red, February,
9ir.c Marcn. 65Ac. May. tI0ih June.
gi0ik. Corn easier; No :, f3iic. In elevator ;
options arm February, sc. March. ifilc. ;
May. 48hc. Oats weaker, options dun and
jEGiic. lower February. 30Hc March. s0'{e. ;
Msy. are. HOPS arm and quiet Conos-Op-
lions closed timer: February. 1873; March.
sl8zflG.05; Nay, tlasjaSlal0; SPOT klo steady
fair carg0es. $3.50 SugaF-ksw dull fair re-
hning. 4 l3-i5c. renned quiet aud steady.
MOlasses quiet Rico drm sad quiet Cotton
seed OH steady ana quiet hosln steady and
guiss Turpenune steady aud quiet Hides
ouiet add firm. Wool quiet Pork more active
Ola mess, sl2; new mess. si250ali2.s5. extra
prime. ft2afJ2yt Beef dat Beef hams quiet
IieFced boCf Inactive. Cn-meat5 weak Md
dies sieadlsr. Lard steadier ana quiet: vest
ern steam. 81 02H February, 81 April. t10z
Nay, SOB asked. Frsights steady.
CHICAGO.
CErolso February 10 --fne cash quotations
were. Flour Gro and unchanged. No. 2 spring
epd No. 2 rcd wheat. si.0safi.0e4 No. . corn,
5sr.e. No cats. s54c. Mes%porK. nL06s
siI'l0 Lard, e6e0 Short-riDs. sAs5ss5.95
sboulders, IS 5casA62k; short-clesr, t8.l2ha
3d. Whisky. Si.Ol
The Leading futures ranged as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rRERgwrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record of the New York and Richmond
stock gxehaagss--Grsin. Flour. COT
ten, Meat. and other Quotations

fBy telegraph 70 the Dtsps,ca-l
r----1 WASHINGTON. February la--Fcr vir-
FAIR lsinis. fair, slightly colder, with brisk
;-----jnorthwesterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

Salt Rheum and all skin diseases are cured
BY Hoods sarssparilla. Sold by ali drug
sists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
LIyERpOOL cOTroN MARKET.


FEBRUARY i9.-Msrkot very quiet No transs,-
tons reported today. Prime, B. extra prime,
5kc.: fancy. ono: common, sheiac rhslied.
q. axe: factory handpicked. Ss6Nc II il nov
statod by farmers and others who handle pe2-
nuts that tho crop this sess0n in Virginia NAs
really only about one third the average yield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

nrm; eet:on. sc. per ioc poands; srrip, 20
bashsis tsskc-; corr. tor orders March, = - "a.
ssiss.-Hhsat ts.9D bushels; corn. <<pg bush-
els
ST. Lous
~. forfs February io.--Fiour strong: wbest--
lower; No. mixed. cash. xiss1sso NARA,
Es.as5ka (; May. NNaOac Oats lover: No, =
cssh. &kc seked; Mar. Esax 40 WhxkeY
eteady At fi.h Provisions qais% Pork, tL5h
Shoulders. saI9sasA9s; longs and riSs. 90
So Is: short-cioar, S6G Bscon-Boxef sheul-
defs 49, longs and ribs, tA5satd IN short
clcsr. s7.icas5.i2A Hams, iea!sc.
CINCINNATI
Cfscrsxkrr. February le.--Floar duiL Wheat
dun; No. red. se. Corn ssesdyi n" mi1sa,
OF AHA Lsrl aaiet $3.50 Bslk-mess and
bacon Quiot. Whisky steaiy al fi.fa Ho>s
scarce and higher: commoa and light. NsfAoo;
packing aud butcbeu', tl50aflsA
WILMINGTON
wuurarox y. e.. February ia--Turpseuss
nrm q, &c. Rosin nrm strslnea e.c. sood
strained. S2Hc. Tar nrm 81 tLD. Crude tnrpca-
tine nrm: hard. I'D; yeiio" dip aud virsia.
s230
LoursvItLs. February ia--6rajn aud provi
sions unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURgt
Nsw YORK. February ia Go tDti-Net receiots.
zsos balss; gross receipts iatH bales futures
closed quiet and steady, ssles. ,l,o0 bales.
February, Sa.S3af9Si: Mach. tesSsfs.~ April.
FQ9Satlei May. fi00iati0o2. June. ,i0O,a
5000: July. slQi4aki0ib; August si0 nsii0n,
ssptembor ~ S0aSe 81: Octohee. t3s92taSi No
vember ana December sa52aSSs; January,
s3.s9asa6L
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. February ia--Noon Cotton dun
with limited Inquiry; American midiliog,
aigd. sslee, 5000 bales: speculation anf
export 1000 bales; receipts. 1900 bales Ameri-
can. 1sSo bales. Futures dull az decline.
February. 9o-6ld. March and April, April and
May. May sni June. 8i~6sd. July and Au-
gurf, 1B-6ts3 3a-eid.; Augyst aud september.
4-64d September, 3b-oiL
, p. A--Amoricea mlddling, eisi. Sales-.
American, 10 bales; February February and
March. 5 %eid. seller aarch and April. April
aud Nay. May sud June. 3j-04i.. seller. Jhns
aud July, j0-6sL. seller; July and August,
s6-6id., buyer; August and sepiemosr.
5 Si-Sid., value. September, Si-6+d, seller.
Futures duh
4PR-Fsbraary. s3-sid., buyer February
and March. S5-6ti, seller; Aarch and April
April aud May, NAY and June, Sa-Ssd.. buyer,
June and July, Gi-6ii. buyor; July AMI Ma
gust : 3-6ld.. value August and Septeinber.
S3-6'd.. seller. september. f5tid-, seller.
Futures closed quiet bat steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
uleportsd Tor the Dispstrh.l
FEBRUARY i9-Msrkot very quiet No transs'-
hons reported today. Prime, 81. extra prime,
sic: fancy ono: common, 2ha3ac. rhslied.
2l.s8kc. factory handpicked, 5s6Sc u i now
stated by farmers and others who handle peA-
nuts thGt tho crop this sess0n in Virginia Vas
really only abost ono third she average yield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

karke. drm.
QUOrAIiosh
4topLfgg, nc.
Low afDDLIA9. 9Hc.
1eoD ORDINARY.
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sAaINk iNrELLssEseE.


sun ssts.......... 5.A Morning. .......... .sy
Noon rises ....... iiS0 evening ..-.....- 80
PORT or RICHMOND. FzsRCAkr 10. lisa
AskfyER
Steamer Ariel, Deyc. Norfolk. nerchendiss A2d
passengers. l. 6 Tai1ui. sgont.
sATLgn
stesmsr Old Dominica. cs9ch. Nov YORK. nsrs
chandiss aad passengers George ". Aitea =
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shadows of an administration which
teaches that the Government which he
established was designed to build up
one section at the expense of another,
foster one class to the oppression ol
another, and that hatred of the South
is loyalty to the Government.
He never intended that the grass on
the graves of Lee and Jackson, Stuart
and Pickett, Hill and Ashby, should
be scorched by the heat or blighted by
the frosts of Radical malice, or that
they should sleep with sentinels over
them who belong to a party which
curses the sod that covers them and
denounces them as rebels, Southern
cut-throats, murderers, and butchers.
Oh, no! God never intended these
things, and if we are true to ourselves,
true to our lineage, and true to our
blood, faithful to our duties, and con-
slant to our purpose, such things will
never be in our day and generation,
and when we are called hence we will
have set an example for those we leave
behind us which will lead them for
ward in the path of duty and our old
State will still be safe.