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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Personal and other Items of Interest from
the other Side.

the other Side.
The river is slightly swollen and the
water quite muddy.
Superintendent Allen is making pretty
l.rke Ia Msuty cemetery.
Mr.. Emmett Cardozo, Of Richmond, was
IN the CITY yesterday morning.
Mrs. John NJ. French. of Swansboro', who
has been very sick, Is improving.
The Galvanized work for the Presby-
terian church has arrived.
The City Democratic Committee Will
hold a meeting tomorrow night IN the
Ledller building.
The assessors have nearly completed
tbcir labors In the Third Ward and Will
commence in the Fourth IN a few days.
Good progress ia being made IN paving
the roadway ofNinth street, and the laying
of the brick pavement on Eleventh street
from Hull to BainDudgo was begun yester-
day. y
Strincfellow, formerly pastor of Meade
Memorial church, who recently had one OF
his les amputated in New York, have
been pleased to learn that he is getting
along well.
The Chamber Of Commerce will meet
at g o'clock tomorrow night in the
Council chamber. Several committees will
report, and there is considerable work to
do.
Rev. DR.. j. Powell Garland, presiding
elder of the district. will preach mt the
West-End Methodist church tonight. and
after the sermon the quarterly conference
will be held.
There were no cases before the Mayors
Court yesterday morning and the only
thing 10 engage the attention OF the Mayor
was an application for pauper's grave.
The brick business, which, Is an important
industry in Manchester, promises to be
better this season than tor many years
past. Operations have already begun IN
most of the yards.
On Friday next Judge Ingram, OF the
Hastings Court. will examine the list of
delinquent lands recently purchased by
the Commonwealth and strike therefrom
all tracts which cannot be located or for
any reason are improperly on the list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
DEATHS IN RICHMOND.
The Total Number Last Week, 33-17
white, 16 ColOred.

white, 16 ColOred.
The report of DR.. W. r. Oppenmmer.
president of the Board of Health, states
that the whole number Of deaths last week
was 33-l7 white and l6 colored.
The causes of death were as follows:
Asthenia Gnfantie), col0red; asthma,
colored: apopiexy, colored; bronchitis
l white: carcinoma uterl, colored; con
sumption, 4 white and colored; conyul-
sions. / colored; debility. l white; fever
typhoid, l white; CASTRO .enterItis, !
white; heart-diseasc, | white and 2
colored; hemorrhage OF lungs. 2 white :;
hemorrhage post partum, white; lntan-
tile lockiaw, / colorod; hver-diSease, ]
white; maiformation congenital, |
cOlored; pneumonia, j white ana Z
colored; premature birth, 2 colored I;
pyamia. l White; softening brain. / white /;
unknown, colored; whooplng-cough, l
colOred.
Rate of mortality of whole population,
1920 per 1000 per annum; white popula,
ton, 1880 per 1000 per annum; colored
population, 10. 30 per 200 per annum.
Mean temperature for week ending
March IS. 1890, 5s.43; week ending March
IL. 1889. 53.67.
Rainfall for week ending March 10, 1890.
O.sO inches; for week ending March 49,
1889. COS inches
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending March Is, 1890 II white and IL
colored; for week ending March 10, 1887
10 white and "a colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

Another thing about tho "Stars that's
taking" Is tho variety Of tho expres-
slons They are original designs-Drewn
fer th,m-Use Jy them erciusiretg ana
then destroyed-Theyre new-theyre
tasty-for their "thinkersn are men Of
good judgment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
DEATHS.

GOWRN.-Dici, at o'clock A. NJ, nj Dis mo-
theirs residence, No. IS Spring street, March
10Th, JOHN THOMAS GOMES OF hearI-disease,
son 81 Richard and Rebeccs Gowen; aged
twenty-seYen years. -.
Ho leaves wifo and mother TO mourn their
loss.
We had a treasure once,
He was our Joy and pride.
We loved him, All perhaps too well.
For soon he slept aud died.
Dearest loved one. We must lay thee
Ia the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be- cherished
Tin wo 500 thy heavenly face.
His funeral was preached az Pino-strees
church Monday, 18th.
mTCHRLI.-Diei. March II, 1890. at the resi-
denco Of Mr. Peter Copeland, llO2 west Main
street, MIR. JAMES Is. MITCHELL, a native of
Aberdeen, Scotland, In the forty-seYonth year OF
hs age. ~.
Funeral services 20 take place from the First
Presbyterian church TO-DAY at ~ o'clock II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
Qualifications BIZ.
nv Telegraph to The Dispatch.l

10y T0ITET dVII 70 V''V
WASHINGTON, March ls.-'Ihe Approprla'
tIous Committee Of the House to-day com
pleted the Notifications appropriation blll:
The bill makes total Appropriation oi
81. 52l ,67s. being &3,967 $40 less than the
estimates. SO, 28S,Os4 more than the last hlll,
and S5g9,G7S more than the Appropriation
made at the first session OF the last Congress
The nrincipal items are: Fortitications. rc,,
nair. and preservation, $4,000; gun and
mortar batteries. II .22l 900, divided rs fol
lows: Boston harbor, S2S5, 900; New iork
harhor. 972G 900; San Francisco, S26O,OJO;
torpedoes. harbor defence, S23O,OOO; arna-
ment of foItifcat.ons, 81 ,056,635: gun-tac'
tory at Watervlet. n. Y, building ana ma
chinery, 81 .256, 043; sites for fortihcations'
$500 coo. aud the Secretary OF war Is gwen
authority TO institute condemnation pro
reedlnps TO secure desirable SITES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March is--The stock market 10.
day WAS extremely dull, narrow, ana almost
entirely professional, with tho conseauent sss-
ging tendency In prices, which, however, as
rule resulted in nothing put slight fracticna re-
cessions. The reporis OF TIE cutting OF rn,es
wsro again preyslent, and gave the peaiisn
traders what little encouragement they nai
during the day. The opening OF tue marSes
was marked by more vigorous attempt 20 uoNe
the list than we have seen for some days, and
Union Pacific was special object OK attack,
being reported "a one OF the offenders IN mo
rate-cuting line. The bears are looking Tor
stringent money market, but before making
determined raid are awaiting ooulds retusns
10 see whether or not he will Interfere. lbere
was some improvement Ia sugar-renneries ana
in epccialtes. The market closed fairly steady
with prices generally slightly below yesterday
close Sales, il7,OOJ shares listed and AOo
shqres unlisted.
susnfn1 -Excnsng quiet and steady AZ ds2%a
ts3A Money easy at 3&at Suh-Treasury BAL
ances Com. si6a,i20,000: currency, ,I%0o1
Coyernmeptsdull and -tosdy fore p-rcrht-,
" OK. coupons, l03H bid ex. interest state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
virginia Tent Formed.

Virginia Tent No. 1, Knights OF Maccae9es
Of the World, has been organized Win
thirty members, and the following Officers
Sir Knight Jefferson Wallace, commander
Sir Knight w. b. Wells, past commander
Sir knight David W. Reinhart, record
keeper; Sir knight Joseph ID; Locke
finance keeper. Sir Knight Z. 7. Turner
physician. Sir Knight c. +. Carter pre-
late Sir Knight r Q: beqprsels c 9Tsi
sentinel. This is the first tent instituted
in the State. II starts with membership
of about thirty, and with the popular ON pm
GERS elected bright future Is predicteo.
The endowment feature of the insurance
commends it to the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
PAN-AMERiCAN DELEGATES.
Something Regarding Their Virginia
Trip.
IRON Our Regular correspondent


IRON Our Regular Correspondent
W,uuvGrox, March lS-The Pan-Ameri-
ran delegates will probably not start on
the proposed southern trip before the mid
dle of April. Until the business is dis
ylSod OF that Is now pending IN the con-
ference here the managers OF the tour can
act tell Just what day the start VIII he
made As has before been stated N the
iuucrs Virginia viii hc the first Of the
southern States visited, hut all OF the ar
raagcmo nts for the solourn IN the ola DO
faiuion have not vet been made, though 1t
o. Known that Richmond, Norfolk, and
Newport News are the only places
81 Nlremia at which stops viii be made.
The greater portion Of one day Will be
tr.nt al old Point Comfort. whore the
delegates Will be entertained IN me style.
i i- proposed 20 engage me boat TO be
used IN going ABOUT from NorioiA
g. the Point and TO Ne"por' news,
r. cannot now be asceTtaincd Just
low long the party Will remain IN
Richmond but II VIII be az least
rne day and night. and probably two.
The managers OF the tour say that they
C.uuOt possibly 60 10 any other points IN
Virginia than those named above, although
it has been urged that the foreign visitors
ought 10 be given an opportunity TO VISIT
ynchburg and the booming cities
r.t fair idea OF the wonderful
development in those localities. II Is con-
tended, however, by the managers Of the
tour that the time IL 50 limited It Will be
impossible 20 stop ut more places IN Var
r.ra than the three named first. IL Is
particularly desired that they should see
..cAmond. which is not only the capital of
oue of the great States Of the Union,
lut was the seat Of government Tor the
Coufederacy during the war. They want
'ie visitors 10 behold how Richmond has
recovered from the terrible ELECTS OF the
war. Ihcte manufacturing IN most
l,.uches can be seen 70 great advantage,
1ad at Norfolk and Newport News the yisi-
rors Will realize the possibilities Tor devei-
olng coast trade. .,,
The probabilities are that no stops VIII
le made IN North Carolina. though mere Is Is
yrt "a possibility that the programme as
ltally made mp may include short stops AT
Charlotte and Wilmington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispstch.l

MARCH IL, 1890.
Loose tobacco sales to-day 1896 pounds, with
exc. highest, sDd l@c. lowest Auction oror-
ings on Change ID packages. and taken In ;
highes. price. sl3; lowest, sl7o; average, $40
Offerings were composed entirely OF DARK To-
bGcccs.
InternaI-revenue collections today: Cigars
and cigarettes, is9260; tobacco, sS,iiaci-total,
s3,9fL2L
Private sales reported to-day-Fillers. " hogs
heads; smokers, 5 hogsheads: cutters, hogs
heads; wrappers, 10 hogsheads. and dsrks.
Il hogshesds-total, o. hogsheads.
The tone OF the market, especially tor old,
sound tobacco, Is quite strong, as well as are
prices. Good red or black wrappers aud One
stemmlng dark leaf are in active demand. with
very light breaks for the season, and the dark
crop shows very plainly that the shortage OF 1889
growth is rather over than Understandable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
YELLow-FEvER.
A CROWD AROUND THE RUINS.
Ten Killed and Eighteen wounded-Orig'n
of the Fire.
nv telegraph 10 The Dispstcn

INDIANAPOLIS, March ia great thronlg
surrounds the ruins of the Bowen Merrlitl
book concern this morning. An army Oh
workmen il buslly engaged carting away
the dSJJ-is TO exhume the bodies OF the
dcnd and injured buried there. The voices
of several persons in the ruins can %
clearly heard above the noise Of the. WORK
m, n removing the piles OF brick ana
b. ken timbers. The list Of the dead rs
fe as known is as follows: Andrew y.
G .erry. superintendent Of the fire-alarm
telegraph: George Faulkner Engine Com
pany No. 1, still pinioned in the RUNS:
Epsy Stormer, pipeman Engine Company
/ still in the ruins: David X. Lowry, pipe
man Engine Company 2. still in the ruins :
IA. G.. Glazier substituted, Engine Com
pany 3 f; Henry d. Woodruff, pipeman En-
cine Company 3 George W. Glenn, pipe
man Reel Company 10; Albert Hoffman,
pipeman Company 10; Anthony Nolz,
driver Hook -and-Ladder Company =
Thomas A. Black, truckman Hook-anu-
Ladder Company 8. The injured numDer
eighteen.
The fire originated in the basement IRON.
the furnace, but in what manner Is noII
known. The furnace was recently rentteu
and was supposed TO be in good CONDITION.
New ilues were supplied by Chicago hrm
at the opening of the winter season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
The southside strikers.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

fSpcciAl telegram % IHo UIhPu'VH'I
prrrnsnuaa. Va, March ia well-at-
tended meeting of the striking operatives
~ the Fttrick Manufacturing Company
was held in that village this evening. A
committee of five was appointed to walt
upon the directors and find out from them them
If thew desired to make any better terms
with the operatives than those when nave ave
already been submitted. The strikers are
firm. and unless some means are az oice
devised for an amicable settlement OF the
trouble. the majority OF them VIII nave "
sock employment elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

s1i.m Buik.msaw (lscssf -eAoa!deH Sxs
ioue-clear and clear rib ssdes, e5c nusss
picked shoaidsrs. stssko sus, caii.c.
smoted sbouiders skseta hsns, ns, .,.
western lsdle, isa2'c.; hess roll, Isa.ec; g,eg-
cry, 2isssc. kses quiss: western, ISc Peuo,
lsain unchanged refined. 7Ne conee auss
bat nrm Mo csrsoes fair, Dhs@kc suEs.
refined, I2Xaiskc. whissey unchsneed ~
fiOoasf.i0. Frcjshss 70 Liverpool pr steamer
dun and easy; cotton, f0c. hour per 700 ~
sacks, pa22s. grain per bnshei, 81 So.ss
for orders 4ssd. Saies-wheat s,@o0 busnebs
corn, zasl0 bushefs
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO March ie--Cash nour enict and ua-
changed No. spring and No red. wheel,
sga7ssc No . corn, 2ts2syc No. : cas-
eOsc. Msss-pork. sf0s7 aSio.c1 Lard. tAGks
s6lo. short-ribs, f5.osasAio shouiderA SaSs
a. 40 shortcleer. ta4bsto.so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKER

MARCH lS.-Market firm. No transactions ~
nortcd. and dealers holding for an advance IN
prlcrs. Prime, 5kc., extra prime, DC. Isncr,
g.: common, 2as,. shelled. 2Aa3sc; factory
hand picked, 5Aa7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
OLD WILLIAM AND MARY.
a Petition to Reimburse for Federal
Vandalism.
from Our Regular oorrospondOnt.l

from Our Regular Correspondent
WAsmsoroN. March Is.-Mr. Bowden
presented IN the House to-day petition
hom the committee appointed by the
board Of Visitors Of william and Mary co..
lege Of Virginia asking relief by the Gov oHo
eminent for property valued at S6o'VVO
Union soldiers-0t least that IS the amount
81 has cost the college 20 restore the pro-
lerty destroyed. General Meade III a lot
ter afterwards said the destruction OF tho
property was not only unnecessary and IN
authorized, but one Of those depiorable
pcts Of useless destruction which occur in
oil wars.
The committee Of the yisitors who signed
the petition are William Lamb. ,. j.. John
ttVn, William h, Ialiaterfo. Beverley Is.
Manford, Walter A. Edwards, and ID.
Gardiner Tyler.
The committee Of the alumni signing the
came are Robert N. Hughes Chairman,
Yohn u. Coke, William Reynolds, waller
4. Staples. II. d. Cole, John Is. Cary. and
Van X. Garrett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
Fal,rr. orc. r.. P,emlng.

Yesterday deed of assignment was re-
corded in the Chancery Court from y. H.
Fleming TO ID. @. Richardson, trustee, con,
veying all the effects in the grocery anu
feed store at 420 west Broad street.
The Liabilities are 80, 800. The prelerteu
creditors are as follows; &. L; Flet9ihs'
Si55 borrowed money; second class. "
Younger d Co., about $1,000; third Class lass
Gates d Brown. $3i6. All other creditors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

T. A. CATLIS. 7. ~. Lelgh-street ios&
A. L. ADAMSOS, 5 P. NJ. electric-iight building.
corner Fifth aud Porter streets, sanches'ef'
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
xc.;llA A. NJ, nay, mules, horses, bugsies,
&c.
WILLIAM JENKINS q son, i23O Il. NJ, be-
nsnas, oranges, lemons, &c
TIMBERLAKE Il ERAYsEil, 1899 A. NJ. parIor
and chamber suits. chairs, groceries. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
BerkIey Organizes.
,s,oclsl telegram 70 the Dlspstch.l

Especial teIogTHH 7" u4U D'''"sN -
NonPoLK. Va, March ls.,-Tbe Town
council Of Berkeley organized tonight by
the election Of L. Il. Allen az president OF
The board. Afterwards the Council elected
John Nj. Berkley mayor of the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
TOO LATE FOR CLAsslrICArlOS
TRUSTEES NOTICE. e
STORE F0R RENT.

BY deed dated tho i7th day Of March, ~, and
duly recorded In the Clerks Once o. the Cnan-
Gerry Court Of Richmond. G. x. Fleming co.,
ysy ed aud assigned 20 me - trustee, tor We
bauefit OF his creditors. ali Of HE STOCK OF
GOODS ana sill PROPERTY OF svsry sind 10
the store No. 40 west Broad street. and also Al
the books. accounts. and debis ine W nun " she
buslnese heretofore carried on by him.
Under the provisions Of said deed have tAksa
into nay possession the property thereby con-
yeysd, aud have the books aud accounts al ny
offics.
All persons Indebted 70 the sald O. y Fismtne
are requested 20 make immediate payment v
me or my authorized collector
Tho LAkGh Asu w, ~.
be rented 70 suitable tenant for TIE remainder
Of Mr.. Flefnlng's lease. vnich will expire sep
tember :, 1881, and arrangement may BE- naAio
tor tne purchase Of the stock VI Coda 10, - .
whole By early appieatioa 70 ne undefolsae6
ID. (. kIcuAkDs0N, Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
The Bible in the Common Schools.

MADISON, WIS.,, March 1s.-In case
brought up from the Circuit Court of Rock
county, the. Supreme Court decided that
the Bible bad no place in our common
schools. The opinion was unanimous. The
case originated at Edgerton. where suit was
Board to prohibit the teachers from read
inc the Bible to scholars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Secretary Proc
tor today authorized the Mississppi-kiyer
Commission TO expend $1,000 for the pro
lection Of the levees along the Mississippi
river in the Fourth district. which extends
from Warrenton, Miss, TO the head OF the
nasscs distance of 4S4 miles. rms Is III
addition 70 $4,000 allotted TO Mofgai1Sea
lo..nn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

setting up and promoting game OF chance,
commonly called jug, or lottery. shielos
was sent on to the grand jury, but the es y,
dence in the other cases not being sum,
Gent to sustain the charge. Spotswood ana
McGhee were discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
FINANCIAL

GUARANTEE BUILDING, LOAN
NJ AND TRUST COMPANY, offlCS No.
NORTH TENTH slkEEr.-rhis company viii
loan You monoy 10 BUY OF BUILD A HOUSE,
upon easy monthly payments, and you dis
before sanc 10 paid for deed u roleass Will Dc
given 70 your family. WILLIAM ID. RICE,
nnh 9eod3t secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
Ives Released or hall.

Nrw YORK. March ls.--Financier Henry
6. Ives WAS released on bail from criminal
CHARGES AGAINST him at the General SEES
sions Court this afternoon. He was then
taken over to the Shcrin's office to give
bali in a civil action. The bal! IN the civil
case is 5000; in the criminal case
SOs mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

81. Louis, March is-Flour UNCHANGED, whess
closed Asac below yestorday no; Irsi' ssSn,
,sass.c.; May. s5Sssshc. Corn lower; No
cash, Is Nc MAY. 60 agstc. oats nrmer 10.
2, cash, 20Xc. hid: May, sIc. Whlskry' flu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

MARCH iS-The market Is nrm Win hsht re-
ceipts The sales durpg the past Two weeks
haye bean Az few as 60 materially reduce tho
stock ia the hands Of tho commission merchanu.
Prime, b.c extra prime, D.. fancy, oAc.
Snnninh- Al "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
Death of a Prom,non, r,,,,.r.

PHILADELPHIA, March is.-George D..
Rosengarten, the. founder and for years
the aotiye head OF the extensive chemical
works OF hosengarten * Sons, in this city.
try. died to-day; aged sixtv-nine' He came
from Germany when youth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
Uninford's Hit.

This is brand of Whisky I offer at q
per gnllon-iull proof. assure youit y as
GOOD as most whiskey retailed at -; Just
look at it and you'll be convinced. wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
Damaged by Fire.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 1s.-The retail dry
goods house Of Pardee, Mills x Go. was
damaged by FIRE to-day 10 the amount OF
$4,000 to 100000. Fully covered oy IN
surance. This is the third time the nrIn
has been burned out within the past year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
LIVERY STABLES.
TONES 4 OTEY HAVE IN.~

VONIo q VILI IIhIH ~ L~1N
81 CREASED their stock Of HORSES. Zs.x1
8UGGIEs, sUkkIEs. PLEASURE WAGONS,
aud VILLAGE cAkrS--tho hanfsomest In Tho
city, aud parties Wishing frst-ciass turnout can
get one ct moderate prices by calling on fheDi
al Sos. 1893 and 1926 east Franklin street Mr..
Jones aud wife we're ceen riding In one OF their
new village ami driving tandem team, which
was mucn admired. They also keep nrst-clAss
BOARDING STABLE. Call and SEQ ia
NH 1911 JONES OTEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

Prince Bismarck will long be rememocreshh
as the personifcation of Germany's gio"
and prosperity. rornt
The National Gnse'te believes that OouIt
Herbert Bismarck will remain in oince, 90.
save that the Prussian Ministry has ho'
signed.
THE POLICY OF THE MrsIsTRY.
PARIS. March 1s.-The statement OF Wy 4,
Ministry, announcing the policy when "a
would follow, was read in the Senate a IL
the Chamber of Deputies to-day. In w.. he
Senate Leon Say promised TO support r rhs
Government If its policy was liberal. it 10
Chamber of Deputies by vote OF $40 ~
7s expressed confidence in the uo'e'"-
ment.
YELLOw-FEvER.
PARIS. March 1s.-Telegrams from no
Jaueiro have been received here stains
that yellow-fever has broken out IN oHii-
pinas and Saopaulo.