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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
MOB ATTACKS 4nE POLICE.
Kilkenny and Galway, CareW and
g,Urien.

lBy Anglo American cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, February II. A riot occurred at
Kukenn7 last night on the arrival there o.
james Lawrence Csrew, Member OF Parila-
meat for North Kildare. who was arrested
IN Scotland Tuesday on warrent issued la
Ireland for refusing 70 answer the summons
Tor violating the crimes act. The mob
attacked the police With stones aud were
charged By the officers. several persons
were Injured The trial Of Carc~ took place
TO-DAY ant resulted IN hls conviction. He
wa sentenced n four mouths imprisou-
ment without hard labor. lie declined to
enter an appeal.
William O'Brien, who was sentenced at
Traee Tuesday last 20 six months tmprison-
ment for violating TIE crimes act. was to-day
conveyed by strong guard TO Galway Jail,
where he will undergo his sentence. An
excited crowd gathered at Iralee 20 witness
hrs departure. OBuen was welcomed at
the railway station at Galway by crowd OF
several thousand persons. Subsequently
the crowd gathered in the vicinity OF the
jail aud sang national songs. The excite
ment in Galway Is intense, and fears OF a
disturbance are entertained by the authors
fip1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

FEBRUAaY I9.-Scoteh Pig--Of course i'm
porters' views are strengthened by me strong re-
ports from tne other side. but consumers ap-
pear fairly veil supplied, OF al lea,t decline ~
cOusider as tradirg basis other shan late
figures American Pig-Outsioe OF tue heavy
contracts that have been reported latteriy 40
thing OF an especially exciting character has
turned up; SIC movement IN spot goods does
not amount 70 much. except perhaps for SOUTH
era product and 10 this there "a less done tneu a
few days since because OF disposition 10 hold
more firmly after the placing o. q considefahie
quantity OF CONTRACTS Steel Rails-.fDe mills
are disposed 10 DO accommodating over prices.
Dat act much Of the output 70 marketed sos,e
further lots have, however. gone forward 70
southern roads Old Iron balls are wanted ~
quite firm prices Quotations are for: Ameri-
can ptg--No. / at siED; NO. at tie.5e; gray
forge a, slA3o; Scotch pig At $l27o Tor UieD-
xarnock so SJaf.Af5 Tor CoItnsas. so g5af2i1D
Tor sumlDsrise; f1lsi2025 for Lansoaa: kzlin-
ton nominal; Shots al t5l50 american steel
rails at AZ at mill: old rails q. 81 tratxAlo for
4. and q. h. respectively. Wrought scrap az
s2l s0ssZ2 IRON yard. Bessemsr pix .. tilsSis
at furnace and foreign AZ E20esz1sA--as~ fssk
Journal n Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
women at the Forge IA the Black
Country.
saturday Review.

zone woman at work in a shop be-
hind clean and tidy cottage had been
making nails for thirty years She got
I'D. for making 1000 nails, and by
working long hours she could make Sd.
a day net One little shop from ten to
twelve feet square was in full swing,
where we're four young women "hard at
it," and if they could keep it up for SIX
DAYS at fifteen hours day their gross
earnings would amount to the sur.
prising SUN OF 6s. 3D. each. "But the
clear earnings Of these young women
skilful, persistent, unwearyiug work
ers: their arms thin, but hardened by
anceasing toll their chests fiat, their
faces palid, and their palms and fingers
case hardened by bellows, hammer,
oliver, and rod-Yill run 10 5s. I'D. per
week when in full work" The coli
YER" il should be explained, is spring
tilt hammer operated by the foot
OF the worker and discharging the
duty Of mechanical striker; its
weight varies from ten pounds TO
thirty pounds. 1t is a very striking
sight to see a clever girl at her work
making "cone" or countersunk y
nails, or "pipe " nails, spoon heads "
and "gutter spikes" Her left hand
holds the rod, which is red-hot at one
end, out of which the nail is fashioned ;
with her right hand she Yields her form
ing hammer, and With her left leg she
works the oliver; while her eager face is
all the time bowed to the anvil, ex-
cept when, Strengthening herself up,
she turns from the anvil to the bel
lows TO blow up the fire. But when
these girls are aged or about TO
beco me mothers the sight is still more
striking, and makes one wish that one
had never seen il or heard OF il, 1t is 50
pitiful and sad, not to say unkind and
Unnatural. u would seem to be next to
impossible in the present state OF things
to do anything in the way OF regulating
the hours OF labor. for the nailmakeF
shop is his house, and his house Is his
castle. But for the fact that the nail
makers sanitary surroundings should be
80 shocking there is no excuse"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

Mr.. Hstch, Of Missouri, criticised the Ap-
proprisiioas Committee for its parslmony,
declaring that It bad more nerve than any
thing else.
Mr.. Randall replied that The committee had
examined the contracts and knew the es,i.
mates Of The department could be cut down
one half without Inconvenience % the pub
Tic service. II had been shown that there
had been gross extrsvagsDce In the expendi-
lures for furniture. Furniture bad been
bought 1t Tor palaces rather than for the com
fort OF the Democratic Administration.
Laughter
The amendment was rejected; and with
out completing the bill the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FEBRUARY 81. IsSa

FEBRUARY q. lsS2 ,
COUNTRY PRoDgcE
P,,ft>y Eggs. Fouls. Lard. Cora Hs1L
Butter Choice. Creamery, a2azSe choice.
family packed. lsaaOc.; choice store packed,
i7aisc. good 20 prime. Saiec. poor to iair. lOa
Dressed Poultry: TURKEYS he; small fat
chicks, i2sll: large, 9allc. ducks, i5c.
Eggs Fr0sh. l3alic.
YcDisOn saddles: lie pound
psrtridges Bale. apiecs.
Lart: Country. 81 a9c.. active.
Cora Aoal: s0a5zhc. psr onsnol for oouotryi
GOc. for city nina
vsget1blea
Cabbsgo Virginia. 81 a barrel. very duh
Potatoes Irish. extra choice. sL75ss! pr
barrel; per Dusnel. 5Oc.
Onions {l2JaSI. ~ per barrel.
Cresn AM DTt>d Fruffs.
Appies Green cnoice. tL75as2 per barrel,
depiand good other varieties 81. 35asl.1s.
Dried Fruits: Cherries, lie. per pound; Black
berries, s4c.; RssDerries. iAai5c.: Whortieoer~
rios. Sc.
Beesyax. &C par pound.
olack- Oak Bark; k0ssed. tit per 2.2f1 pounls
black OAK and ehestnas rough. s. per 5000
Feathsrs: Prime live GOOSE 44alsO. common
Flaxseed siafi. 10 per bushsL
Hay: No l timothy. sl0.50 No. 2. 7l5s
sIsh: mixed clover and timothy. slSaSi5 clo-
yer. n0minal. tlststA
Nlll-Odal. Brownstur. gi8sl9s per too, bran.
slsaiSs per pNa: sniDsgun, S2oss2i per toa
Balea oats, siiasl1
Rooss Ginseng, tl.75asi.so per pound sens-
a.frss Of tops, Sss40c. per pound.
Peanuts. "a c.: extra naad-picked ta5c.
active, As " qualify
kya: jj36 G per Dashe-
suucks Sad6c
Baled straw. Hkais4c-
Tallog ta4ec. per pound
Mooe Washed. &c; unwsehed. 2ic BURY
will pring from 10 Sc per pound less tnaa
the above ratsA
cENsSr. Ltxz. PLASTER. q.
Cement Rosendale. s-s per oArrss James
limo. Agricultural. saioc per busaeE ROCK
and, sl.iOAii.ie per barrel, according % qusa-
=. Fiss = , sS%G az per ton s'ana' T's
North Carolina Tar Largo sizs.'. eeaitsr.
fire Brick per 1000 ssasSU
Plasierins Hair: A. per Dount
DRras. prEsrurrs. OIL. e.
Aium. 2Nc
Aiconol: iGssasa. 20 per gallca
Concentrated Lyef szitax2s5 par casa Of four
dozen
copperzs ls1c.
gochineal: 5De per poani
Eztracs Of Lozsood: isSo. assorssd.iiA
Indigo: 75aCc.
Nader losi2e
Ola Iinsssea. &C.. machine. l5af5c. sperm.
ss.asi: vnals, Ec.; strata. Sss4Aa: Lsbrs-
tor-cof oil, <0xyr-. ieri. Sjsooc.. sseek - pee
dozen bsss salad $50; CASTOR. 80 p'r ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Ranfnl0Rieai-

tBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch-l
JACKSONVILLE. February 21.-An 0csla
special 10 the Times-U MON says: To-day's
proceedings OF the American Pathological
Association were devoted mainly 10 discus
sion Of the papers on citrus fruits, the
new method OF nomenclature, markets. &c.
Editor Msnville, Of the Florida Dispatch,
read an exhaustive paper on sub-trOph
cal fruits. Professor Vandemsu, OF the
Department OF Agriculture, also read
paper on the present method OF
judging fruits. He argued that rule
OF points should be established. A CON-
mittee was subsequently appointed 10
draft q scale composed OF Roupdtree OF
Louisiana, Marville OF Florida, and Cutler Of
California.
The pioneer grape-grower OF Florida,
Baron Won Llttchen, argued that European
grlpes can be successfully grown on the pc
ninsula. He gave his personal experience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
tariff Convention.

Iby toI72rtpH % Ilie Dlspatchl
CHICAGO, February 2l.-The Outsnd-Out
Free Traders, or the Tariff Reform Conyen-
yention, decided after conference to-day to
make DO attempt TO reopen the debate on
the declaration OF principles. They per-
studded themselves that they had gone before
the country sufficiently In their speeches
Of Wednesday, and believed that 10 the
convention they had attained a moral
victory. So when the convention assembled
to-day the repor, o. the Committee 90 Reso-
lutions was readopted ~ Il had been trim
med down By the tariff for.revsnue men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

The deliberate declaration % the convea.
tlon upon The tariff question therefore Is:
We bold that Il - the nature OF every man
70 freely exchange his labor or product OF
his labor TO the best advantage. We de-
clare ourselves usslierably opposed TO the
so-calied protective system. snd demand 4
prompt sbrogation Of all protective features
from the tariff.
Mr.. Bawkcr, Of New York, offered the
following. which was loudly spplauded; and
was adopted by rising vote:
eve honor President Cleveland for his
brave, manly. and statesmsuike course in
making the tariff reform issue before the
people; we see In the increased popular
majority which that is-ue WOE for him. and
the increase OF his vote in the industrial
centres the assurance Of early triumph Of
the peoples cause, and We pledge ourselves
to an increasing agitation until that tri-
umph IA WOuv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
4 Brak eman KILLED by q Conductor.
(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

BIRMINGHAM. February 2l.-A. knight,
brakeman on the Alabama Great Southern
railroad. was killed about O'Clock to-
night in fight with Conductor Ed
ward W. Jones, on whose train he had
been working. Knight bad been dis
charged. and going 10 the caboose tonight
attacked Jones with knife. cutting him Sc
yerely in several places. Jones had a club
and defended himself The fight occurred
in the dark, and It Is not known how knight
was killed. A third party is supposed to
have bad a hand in il Jones is badly
wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

NEw YORK, February ei.-The stock market
was somewhat more active to-day al the expense
OF vnlues. the bears again making the prices,
and the market was weak aud declining most OK
tho day. The events Of yesterday did not put
the railroad situation IN any better Hight. ana
the street was inclined N take gloomy view OF
the outlook, and the iudisposition 10 enter INTO
any new ventures became even more pronounced
than usual OF late aud the fact tia; there Will 90
only two hours OF business between this evening
and Monday morning deferred many RON
making purchases. Trading was almost entirety
In the hands OF the traders. thsugh the local ana
Chicago bears we're quite active. Inc pressure
was quite heavy against the Changers and SOUTH
westorus the belief tn some quarters that Gould
has no confidence In tho situation leading " toe
selling Of Missouri Pacific while coal stocts sgs
came IN for marked attention. Missouri raclrc
showing the most weakness, and attts lowest was
IL per cent OF. Among other shares me nuctn D.
tons were small and unimportant. though the
weakness extended 10 all parts al the. IsL IN
lOw-pr,cer shares Denver. Texas aud fort Worm
certificates developed marked weakness. Nc
other feature marked the limited dealings ex-
cept the rapid recovery Of burlington When inc
pressure was lifted. The Close was quiet Du'
Arm. Total salas 2i2, 600 shares
Evsnfnc.-Excnsngs dun and nrm AZ 4Sla
ass. Money easy at = ~. Sub Treasury oal
Ances Gold. $50, 49,. 000: currency l9, o1.uOa
GOyeroments dui and g. adv: per cents, l2SA
A.. coupons, l01 state bonds duh and feature
I.nIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
pnn,io Comfort committee.
IA telnrranh Id tha DispAtch.l

WASHINGTON. February 21.-The lnaugu-
raj Committee on Public Comfort, 10 an-
swer TO = large number OF inquiries from all
parts OF the country, desire to state for the
information OF the public that their re-
sources are ample 10 enable them 20 pro-
vide with pleasant and comfortable lodgings
with board In the most desirable parts OF the
civ ali VINO nay wish to attend the insugu.
ration. The prices range from 81 TO ~ per
dny. While the committee has already pro-
vided for between 10000 aud $4,000 people
there is no lack OF nice, desirable places and
a. reasonable rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
NEW YORK TOBACCO MAagsr.

February l9-Tho movement has not amount
ed ~ much. either In western hat or seed-ioAf.
bat a fair business has been done in foreign
grades. There has been iairly good tone over
prlcas, especially for best lots OF western Leaf
which are not IA abundant supply sales Of "
cases seed-leaf lss2 crop Pennsylvania seed-lsat
on private terms: % cases lSI cases fenn-yl-
yania seed leaf At lOSllls 100 cases 1850 Penn
syiyaniA ami Havana seed az l3c. $50 cas@s 1877
state Havana nc l3c. 80 bales Havana al b)c.a
n 10 sO0 bales 5umatra AZ fi.gOasL 1O.-Aev
York Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

NEW Y0eE. February si.--Cotton sfeaiy: sales,
rs bales; upiands, l0xc.; Orleans l0he-t net
rscalptz IL 10 bates; experts 10 Great brtta<D.
z4g7 bales: 70 the Cortlnenk 6.3S3 Dales; stock,
$4,000 bales. Southern 1our strong. whsat-->o
red, ssayshc. In elevator: options weak. No
Nav. kl.Git.a. Corn weak: No ?, f5tc In che
yator optioas frsner; February, 4ts- AAfvf,
lsAc. May. 431cs Oats qaiet and armer; op-
Iions steady and quiet February, 14e Marco,
SlHc NAY. u;sc No. 2 spos, Sk ssic. Hopf
arm aud quiet. Coffoe--0pgioas sseaiy; fonru-
arr. 1900; Saun. $40 i6szia %: May. tiGiss
S,G.es. spot lilo steady; fair earsoeA AHA
saxsr-kaw irm: fair refining, ~ cc. refined
casol Molasses quiet kies nrm- fcuoisun
siraly: rc9nsa. e. 10 cci1on-sssd 81 s>ssiy
$40. Kosia Arm. Tarpsnsias stssdy. HhsS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Wha,TheY Tntnk Oil

by Anglo-American caolo 10 tbs Dispatch
BERLIN, February 2l.-The North Ger.
man Gazette lBismarck's organ reprints the
report Of ths proceedings OF the Foreign
Committee OF the United States Senate ia re-
lation TO samoa. The Gazette especially APP
preciaies Seaaior SherInan's iudicious and
circumspecl attitude. and declares that Secs
rotary Bayard contributed IN no small de-
gree to appease the public by the statements
10 the interviews published in the American
newspapers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Railroad Association.
ID anInnrnnh a AAn nlar.nAnh

CHICAGO, February 2l.-The proposition
TO perfect the organization Of the Interstate
Commerce Railroad Association With lines
that have signed the Presidents agreement
instead OF laboring further with companies
that have refused 70 Egl was carried to-day,
and the ASSOCIATION Is now a fact The
membership Is composed OF eighteen roads
out OF twenty-five, which were at first
deemed necessary 10 the adoption OF the
agreement,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
TOBACCO MARKETS.


FEBBUARY u, 1881
Loose sales were 6i.O3O pounds. Seven cents
tho highest and one cent the lowest price. Ihe
market Is without change. On Change there
were few sslsa Of darz shippers IN hogsheais'
but 81 tar As we can learn nothing has sold over
" cents for good shipping leaf.
Offerings az auction, II hogshosis; taken
ia highest price 20 cents; lowest. sLi@ Breaks
ere mostly Of reviewed tobsccoA Several sales
OF smokers ana some outside trading Is reported
on various grades of Old oilers aud wrapper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKER
lReportod for The Dispatch.l

lHep0rtod TOT ne UI7THIctsI
FEBRUARY 20.--The market Is firm. with prices
decidedly VA favor OF The sellers and tending up
ward Prime, 55lc extra prime. 5sa5ssc. f;
spanish, sc asi. All offerings At these figures
IRE readily tageo. Receipts light and STOCK "
hands OF commission merchants small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Assmi.montn,y special Train
10 ,.,oyranh 70 The Dlspatch.l

nv IoIc8Iopu 70 1H'V 17'7F'-'N7'I
WASHINGTON, February 2l.- Arrange
uents have been completed by which Mon-
tezuma special through train between New
orleans aud the CITY OF Mexico VIII be run
10 washington, making seI1i-montnly trlps'
Ths train will be made up OF four yestibnle
ears. and will be run over the Mexican ln-
ternational, Southern Pacific, and Piedmont
Air Line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
BALTIMORE sToCK MAgKRr

BALTIMORE. No. February 2l.-virginis cou-
sols, Il bit: DO. i0-i0s. S54 bid do. Be, 65,sa
Gl: Baltimore and OHIO stock, S5sg Gin
ciunat, Washington and Baltimore lsts, 9i'l (;
30. 2is, SLASH. do eds 26h sg7s; Consolidated
gas bonds, li0A; do stock, t4aiiA..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET

FEBRUARY 2l-Narket Grmer this week, with
hight pts. mostly Of common snd Inferior
grades Sales at tho following Dgures: Lues,
81 Goats 70; good % ezra leafy lpg+ f4at3 (;
Short ieaf. E3sfhO: fair 20 good working leaf.
S6ass.50; good smpplag leaf. isat9 long leaf,
suitable Tor shlpping 6r Hrappsrs, tg1Oasls.b0 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

A free application of soft soap to a
fresh burn almost instantly removes the
fire from the flesh. If the injury IS
very severe, as soon as the pain ceases
apply linsesd oil, and then dust over
with fine -four. When this covering
dries hard, repeat the oil and flour dress
ing until good coating is obtained:
When the latter dries allow il to stand
until il cracks and falls OF, as il wlll do
in day or two, and then o new skin
viii be found 10 have formed where the
skin was burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
snow in Gesrgta.
tBy telegraph to the Dispstah.

I+g w 1''F77- 70 ~ 70 oPH77IEI
AUGUSTA, Ga, February 2L-A binding
snow-siorD, the se,efest In several years,
prevailed steadily all day, followed By heavy
rain aud sleet tonight. Trains from uppsr
Georgia and Carolina came In covered with
snow, aud persons on them report very cold
weather and heavy snow-stonns. The bllz-
Yard IL almost unprecedented for this part
OF the connlrY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
NEWSPAPER lOLDIhG- MACHINE
FOR SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED

v.hsss . sroxGsYfz FoLoEl 10 psrssss
ordsr. Which We vel cell a. great bAssak& Il
win foss "a eixht 90 tooz-pAge pAesr Ne abs
p~s;s 40 sssnspaee papsA hsaa - rsedily
No rsier . ne rsssssbars lsa>x-4yysa ALL
mo cparxcter Of ~ vork~ sioeo that p&rsf hss
- and Esu N sNooonfo1 spero4oA ~
1rsss. gnA oisfAres tvArASx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Henvy Fali OF snow.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
COLUMBIA, :. c.. February 2l.-snow be-
gan falling about $3.50 this morning and has
been coming down heavily ever since. IL Is
now two and half inches deep on Level
and falling thick and fast. II Is the heaviest
fall OF snow within the recollection OF our
citizens and bids fair to last all night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

quiet wccl ss:sdy rcst armsr' - s,s ,:
duii Tjerrcd beef qui<k cakneet~~ picsled
shoulders fsee<sshs5: bellies. -. nlddles
frn. rhortcissr. IA Lard higher: western
ssssni- SIS cay. 40; fcbrasry. xesehs ana
cHfcAoo.
CHICAGO Febrsr'y ~ line cash Iqlosssions
were. SIcur Hrm No. spring scd No red
wheat. tiO6sfL0s'.. 10. e corn. 1thc btf No.
z oats. 2sssc. Nessporx. SIT. Lard. &1ke
eA70. snort-Fib<. tAs5<SS9D; shoulders. sA1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
PEANUT MARKETS
NORFOLK PEAsUr MARKET.
Reported tor the Dispatch

= FEBBUAgT n. --Narket very quiet Prime, b..
extra PRIME, 5tc: iancy 5%c.; common, .ts
8Ec. shelled, 2l.G3hc.; factory hand picked
sn6s4c. A. the factories orders are coming n
slow. but an advance In prices Is expected betor'
lone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
discontinued.


fBy telegraph 10 tos Disv8"i
wAssISerox, February 2l.-Ths Presi'
dent bas issued an executive order 9'sooa-
tinulng nine United states lsnd'oLne"s "a
the Northwest and consolidating Tue aus
trlcts abolished With those adjoining
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
GENERAL MARKETS
SEW YORK suMAc MARKET.
KEW YORK IRON mARxEr.

FgBRCARY Ig-Sicily ranges fro "a 81 20 $40,
and Virginia a. SJoatj95J.-SsV York Journal
9f Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

MOSBY Died, thursday morning \, o'clock
At tho resiten' q Of her sonia laN. NJ, n =
Shell, 6lS Church street. Mrs JANk hoSDh,
widow Of v uillm MosDy; age sixty-siI.
Sho ia led a. the summer flowers
Fade from tie earth away
Her spirit passed. 20 Heaven upon
The wing II dagning lay.
No snadoW rested ON her brow,
She uttered not sigh,
Gently she drew her parting breath.
And softly CLOSED nor eye.
Aud SILL we watched her. deomlng n3t
she mad drawn h0I piuiug breath
We knew not that bel heart waa chilled
By tie cold hand ~ death.
But soon His snow. wLite sosi was set
Upon her besuteous brow
A voice came whispering 10 our hearts.
she Il an ANGEL now.
Sadly We placed her IN her shr0ud.
Add Wre sthed her form la lower%
Placed her DroeAtb the cOfiiD-iid,
4 bitter task vas ours
sadly W. saw her bofue away,
slowly upon her bier;
Placed her beneath TIC cold. clld sod.
But could not she'd \ tesr.
FROa BEE BORROWING CHiLDRss.
Tho funerOl will take place from Pins-street
Baptist church A. O'Clock THIS FRIDAY kNK-
NlNg. Friends aud acaasintAncss " mo family
ere requested - attesii-
TKu2MAN.--Died. February ~, lss9. at ill5
oiclok A. a., LEON COT hrsbi, youngest sou
81 Mrs. william l. Coleman and tho late Will
Lam r. Truemsn aged sixteen yearA
Funeral from the rUsidenco, No. 800 north
Fifth street, TO-DAY Wridsyl st4 w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
A Legal Holiday.
,s,oerapn to the pispa,ch.i

fBy telegraph to the ptspatch.l
w,snScToS. February 2i.-Ail The ex'
scn,lye denartmeuts will be closed to.mor'
,ev fwssb,ugton's birthday. which Is le'
cal holiday In the District oil Columbia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

by Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dspatch.l
LONDON, February 2L-Mr. James c.
Fleod, OF California, died at the Grand
uotel, at HeIdelburg, at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

box pirrott, when asked to write the vord.
..hesitancyr end likelihood" spe.su
them ssbesitency y and "hkeiehood.' DOW
mnspeliings occurred in the alleged fafnen
letters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET

FEBRUARY Io.-Peannts arc 1rin. Fancy hand
picked quoted at ~ nSc. for old md skaT &C..
Tor new. aud farmers grades az 08asc.--ser
York Journal u CsaDiegcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
FLOUR
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine 81 j)ss275 s1perhns. s175A
t22S extra, Sl5)asl75 family, Sia3L5l patton,
fanily, country, fLz5aSAeo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

ArousrA, Ca, February 1.-Two incen n.
diary Ares broke out 10 ursoIteyine iss.
night al the same time; p"slh Ssa ahn ~ NJ i
were destroyed valued at siS'ooo; nan 'h-
sured