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BLOWN BACK THREE TIMES.
Dwelling Burned-Furniture Factory
Murderer Gets New Trial.
,cor,o.nona.a,o ~, me Richmond Dispa,ch.l

tCorresponiedce OF the Richmond Dispa'ch'l
Nonro1.E. March 81, 1890.
The distressed vessel tOwed into lamp
ton Roads bv the Merritt wrecking steamer
I ID. Jones and up to Norfolk this morn
ing ~ the schooner i. j. Bal. She l au nei
sails blown away, but no other 1 T
and was bound from New York to Charles-
tnn with sait. She las been at sea nine
teen DAYS. and was blown back three times
The dwelling Of Miss Libbey Roach ~.
a. WASHINGTON street. caught hre thl9
morning about o'clock and was destIolgu
on the interior and a large portion OF thg
furniture ruined. This building belohseu
10 Mr.. Mike Ryan.
A baltimore firm is arranging TO start
large furniture factory in Berkley, ana inc
Norfolk Southern Railroad Company
is putting up machinery for the manuiac1
ture Of railrOad-cars there. IL IS stated
that Berkley is also 10 have another large
cotton-factory, which will manufacture
fine goods. aud that Captain Carter D.
PoIpdexter has sold 10 local and northern
syndicate his fine property opposite lne
navy-yard for that purpose, Tor Sio'Vy.
Berkley is manifestly going ahead iapiuiy
and her growth IS substantial. Her people
are full Of enterprise and energy, ana IL
looks as if that side Of the river Is TO be
come the leading point for manufactures IN
this section. The population OF the place
is steadily increasing, and already lAere
arc nearly 5000 people there.
This morning Judge Hill, Of the Circuit
Court. rendered his decision on the motion
for arrest Of judgment in the case OF the
Sewells Point murderer, Henry GURUS,
and granted new trial on the ground OF
IRREGULARITIES in the writ. Curtis was
found puilty Of murder in the first degree.
and everybody expected nm 10 U9
sentenced 10 death. Tho case VIII
not como up again until next sep
TENDER. The case of BOOten Moore,
who was sentenced TO eighteen years IN the
penitcntiary for killing Elisha Martin ana
granted a new trial, also goes over - sep
tember. Tomorrow Judge lilll Will COM
mence the spring term o. the Nircu -:iI
Court of Princess Anne county, ana VIII
dispose Of q number Of important criminal
matters.
The Excise Board Of Portsmouth organ
lied to-day 10y the election OF Jlr. a.. l..
Bilisolv chairman and Mr.. John l.. Watson
secretary.
Naval.Constructor T. T. Bowles has re-
turned from Washington, where he went
on matters relating to the new ships.
Orders are shortly expected at the navy
ward 10 repair the United States steamer
Ossipee despite the fact that the Board or
Survey stated that the ship could not DO
repaired within the copper cent. limit. Inc
boilers made here at a cost of over. ; 10000
for the Ossipee cannot be used for any
other ship.
ed here from their winter cruise III tho
West Indies.
Inccndiaries fred a dwelling on Crabbe
street in Portsmouth last night, which was
partly burned.
About thirty moro converts of the revival
in progress iolnod Monumental Methodist
Episcoual church yesterday.
Colonel George \. Martin. ex-senator,
ETC.. will lie appointed cashier in the Gus
tom-house here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

common 70 fair srsra. q isae& ~ go - ocees
a2a. Wheat duii and wesker Ma = ~ W1es
Ia elevator: optioas dulk CLOSING yeae Ne
and s' ssl Hg' so s 81 s.s "ss oS:sss ~
%;.c. osn caisi ana nd .ssisr; opdsos dssI;
S Sssa. s sscs. as sa srr n.s n S., cs
lair esrsoss. eoN sussr.-Rsv fairly ssslvS
and castor fsir reonins. I i3.loc.; eenssifseen
mould A. g 3-tsc. standard A, g.; coofscsSoos
ers' A, ssc.i cnIlosf, 7.c: crushed. 7te.s
Is. sa.'"; fairly scsiSs sale: u ma fos
s0-tcst; New Orleans steady and quise com
mon 70 fancy, sisf5c. kics strong and sctivc:
domestic. SHschc; Pesro,san stesdy; rsdneds
s.Nc. coston-eeed OIL strong and sctsve; crada.
2sxc: yellow. s3sss4c. Hcsin quiet; ssrsnsd.
Common 70 good i7assHc Turpentine dull end
offered at lic. Wool steady and quiet: Do
.ns..lc aeeos ass'e: 1 ro.s quiet; ms'., Cd.
ias0ali0 Beef strong and in fair demand;
meas, g7At-.75; plate. f.Da5aeN Bsef-hamo
duh 1t SIS 5Oafi& Ttcrcsd beef quiet. cits ezra
India mess s,s;so,siS .. G ,s ss ssrons sne
$3.50: hams, 0zsse.50- Middiss strong: short
clear. $40. Lard stronger ano quiet; vcsseru
steam. $50 bid city, 3 April aud NAY, 80;
June. tes5: refined frm; continent, % tos@ss
Freights steady cotton, bS7d: gram, Nd.
BlLrrNoss March Si.--Fiour very duh aud un-
charged. Wbcat--scutborn quiet and nominaliy
steady: Fultz sess5c. Longberry, slave;
No. 2, Sasss;c western steady No. winter
red. spot March, and April. s5SAs5ac Cora
Southern white nrm: yeiios STEADY white, 80
flc.; yellow. 35stlc.: western 6rmer Oao
steady. southern and Pennsylyanis, Ga52c.:
western white, 29a3oSe; do. mixed. g7A2s8c;
graded No. 9 white, s0sssc. Rye dull PRIME
u choice, 5SaS7c. Hay slow prime 10 ehosre
timothy. ti2oOsfia Provisions frm and un-
changed. Ness-poTk-Old. siU75; aew, risa
Bulk meats Dissatisfaction, &c. iong-cleae
aud clear-rib sides, SIC. sggsr-picsled should
ers, 5ka5ac. sugar-cured smoked shoulders.
So askc. Hams. l0si0%c. Lard-Hsnnod. Ne:
crude, s4c. Butter steady and unchanged west
ern packed. ioa2fc. best roll, i6alac.: creamery,
2sa2ic. Eggs steady; western, Nait4si3c Ps-
troleun steady; refined, 7ac. Coffee quiet: MO
cargoes fair, lac. Sugar steady: A eoft, sc.
Copper s,eqiy: refined. isIaisAc. whbhcy
nrm at 81. O9ssi.io. freIghts 20 Liverpool per
steamer quiet: cotton, 4oc. Hour per ton In
sacks, s0s22s grain per bushel, 40. Corr. tor
ordors, a. si.sd. Ssles--wheat, 900 bushels;
corn, 2l.0c0 bushels
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, March 81. -Caeh -four steady and uns
changed. No 2 spring and No. 3 red what.
7sxassNc: No. 2 corn, 29ac. No oats. 2as
2ssc Mess-pork, sio.55atic.n. Lard, Nlsks
fnt5 Short-rib-, IS IS shoulders, NfOatAs1
short-clear, s. t5sf6 50. Whiskey, fLo2
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE M'cREA
SENSATION.
Begun at Hampton. Va, It Ends in Lon
don--A Mystery.

Especial By cable to tho Richmond Dispstch-l
LONDON, March 3I.-Douglas Green. the
New York stock broker. and Mrs. McCrea
are at odds. This is the couple who in the
early part of last February furnished the
American people in general and the resi-
dents Of New York and Chicago in particu-
lar with such sensation by their course
ct Old Point and their marriage in Hamp-
ton by a negro preacher.
CONSTANTLY WEEPING.
Mrs. McCrea is constantly weeping. She
keeps her room and now sees her mistake,
ana laments her broken life.
Green is silent, sullen, and walks about
the Savoy Hotel talking odd, drinking, and
muttering to himself
DON'T WIRE TN
Being approached by reporter Green
begged him not 10 wire this TO America.
" He said he and Mrs. McCrea had made
their beds, and SO they must lie on them"
AsERIoUs QUARREL.
1t is certain that a serious quarrel has
arisen between the pair, and each re-
proaches the other.
MYSTERY.
Another mysteryis the arrival of an old
woman who sleeps in Mrs. McCrae's room.
A doctor is in regular attendance. Last
night Mrs. McCrae's voice was continually
heardsinging Annie Laurie" Green IS
refused admission to his wife's room.
TRYING TO COMPROMISE.
The hotel clerks refuse to talk. Green is
telegraphlng to his relations in America
trying TO compromise. Mrs. McCrae il
doing the same thing. 1t is probable that
Green will return to America,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. March 3i.-rurpensins Urn,
at 81 &c. hosiu strong strained. GLIB; good
strained, 81 %. Tar arm at tl1 Grade turpen'
tine firm hard. iLs0; yellog-dip ani virgin.
f2H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

when within half a mile Of home lay uo srd
beside the track of the Chesspeako, , cen
Ohio and went 10 sleep. During DIS Nhei,
he threw both legs over the track: zane
the early morning passenger tram and
along both limbs were badly crusnea uo cor,
had to be ampuiated. Yesterday 81 ,, yer "a
Craig was resting easy, but his conai''o'
very critical.
Reports from Buckingham are 70 I've I've
effect that either sheep-roising 9led
keeping of dogs will have to be apanuon "o-'
as the former cannot successfully DC Coz
ried on and the latter too.
The residence of Mr.. James II. Dunk 10, ;
q few miles from South Boston, was pui III
ed last Friday night. Mr.. Dunkley l9s I - %
his furniture. clothing, and househoiu 'i-
fects, and had no insurance.
Joseph Scott (colored) stole watch ~ y
Goshen Depot yesterday morning, anu
jumping a train escaped. The poIice ~
Lynchburg were notified, and on the az,
rival of the train he was arrested. de was
taken back in the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
virginia Cases-waddin vs.. Wise-Bowon
W. Buchanan.
rrrom nnr Recnlar Correspondent.l

from Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March 3l.-Tne House
Committee on Elections tomorrow VIII
meet again and render thereport in the Nlr-
p1nia contested case of Waddill U.s. Wise.
The Democrats will present n strong MI
norItv report and take tho position that
has heretofore been outlined III this cor
respondence.
The reports in the Virginia case of Bowen
rs Buchanan andtho Indiana case OF Posey
u.s. Parrett will also be made this Week.
The Waddill- Wise case will be taken mp IN
the House next week. and 1t Will proyoAe
the llyeliest sort Of argument. kegardlesS
of the fact that the Elections Committee
have unanimously declared that MI FAR
rett Of Indiana. i entitled TO the seat
many of the Republican friends OF Mr..
Posev. the defeated contestant, propose 10
make q fight on the floor for him. II they
do the Democrats propose to let the he
publicans quarrel among themselves.
H. is not expected that there Will be any
debate whatever in Mr.. Buchanan's case
and he Is as smiling and happy IN conse-
Quence as the average SpotsylYana coun-
" citizen in fish season.
If the Republicans want to stir row on
the religious question they Will get IT in
the Posev-P arrett case, for the only claim
Posey had was tuat the twenty Catholic
rriests in the seminary in the district had
no right to vote. The Republicans have
been making war on the Catholics right
judge waddill. Of Richmond, returned
TO the city to-day. he IS looking sharply
after his contest.
1t is probable that the Venable contest
will be decided on Friday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

hoodsocd, Mrs. II. X. Bioodgood. Miss
Hattie Evermoor. Of New York. and Mrs.
y. Z. Torrey, Of London, they took their
seats. There were gay quips. anecdotes.
and cheerful interchange OF stories for an
hour at that table, tho life-preservers
mean while being ready at hand.h
SETTLING DOWN.
During Tuesday night. Wednesday, and
Wednesday night the greatest anxiety pre-
vailed. Tho ship was hourly settling down
and all efforts 20 reduce the water in the
Hooded eneine.rooms were fatile. From
the time Of the accident until Thursday
morning rockets were shot up at regular
intervals and signals Of distress doated,
but mp 10 Thursday morning there was no
sign OF a vessel. On Thursday morning,
however. thrill of JOY was sent through
the passengers by the announcement Of a
sail IN sight.
DRoPPED MS GLASS.
THE officer on the bridge" says Mr..
Smith. was seen to drop bis glass. He
shouted there was smoke on the eastern
horizon and ten minutes later the glasses
made out two steamers obviously rushing
towards us. In an hour the White Star
steamer Adriatc came in view and miles
behind her was the little freight boat Al
dergate. As the. liner pushed TO-
Nb'H w WIN olVhS pouring lIOiu hcl
tunnels passengers hitherto strangers
clasped bands and some cried for Joy.
Nearer the liner came, and the passen-
gers on deck and those on the
City Of Paris mingled their cheers, but tho
Adnatic steamed past US, hardly checking
her engines, saving she would take passen-
gers 20 New York. but would not tow US TO
Fastnet. As the Adriatic. aship Of direct
rival limo 70 the lnman, resumed her course
without further inquiry, she was followed
by the excavations Of every soul on board.
Mr.. Smith then goes on TO tell OF the ar
rlval OF the steamer Aldergate and subse-
quently of the Ohio, which latter vessel
steamed slowly by the side Of the disabled
ship and made the safety Of her passengers
an absolute certainty.
The steamer wan lie Eeached.
LONDON, March 31.-An evening dispatch
from Queenstown states that the water
flowing into the City Of Paris II gaining on
the stcam-pumps. II Is probable that the
number Of pumps will be increased, and II
II IL then found that they cannot hold Their
own against the water the steamer will be
beached 90 prevent her from sinking. Her
cargo will be transferred TO other vessels,
Tugs are in constant attendance to tow the
CITY Of Paris to Liverpool in the event OF
the divers succeeding IN lessening the leaks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
LOUISVlLLE'S SITUATION.
Tho Water Supply About Exhausted-The
Victims Of the Tornado.
fBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

I0rsv1rIR. March 3l.-No more missing
reportcl. It is believed the total Killed
have been made known. The injured are
receiving every attention. No deaths oc-
Cured since Yesterday. although the con-
dition Of several IS extremely critical. The
knights Of Honor yesterday made a care
ful canvass Of their membership in the
ruined district, and are taking steps togivo
permanent relief. The water supply 10
running very low. Every effort Is being
made to complete a temporary stend-plpe,
10 lie finished by Wednesday. Before that
time. probably by tonight, the city will be
almost entirely without water. Strong ap-
peals are being made for all to observe tho
strictest economy in its use, hut 1t does
not seem 10 be effective, Enough water
Will be reserved as a protection against
fire. The total subscription now amounts
to SIS 900. This added TO the $4,000 from
the city makes SOS 600 at the disposal OF
the Relief Committee. The ruins are still
under police guard. All the streets are
now open, and the electricians are running
Business everywhere will be resumed to-
dav. The Kentucky Legislature has at
iourned for three days to allow the mem
hors 10 visit their homes, several OF when
are in the sections reported Tavased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
IlEATfIE-

HARMAN.-Died, as tho residence OF her hus-
baud. 80 south Belvidere street, Mon lay morn
inc, March 5ist, at us O'Clock, Mrs. BETTE W.
HARTMAN, wife of J. W. Hartman.
Her funeral will take place from Plne-strcct
Raptlst church THIS Cfuesiay) EVENING at 3%
o'clock. Friends and scaGaintances Invited to
attend.
TuONPSON-Dicd. on Saturday. March -.
1890, Miss LIZZIE IS THOMPSON, youngest
daughter OF Mrs Ellen Thompson.
Tho funeral ceremony took place from ST.
Peters Cathedral ON March 2lth, and the ro-
mains were followed to the cemetery b. u large
concOurse OF Borrowing friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
MARYLAND Notes.

Salisbury had four serious fires during
the month of March.
The dwelling of Mrs. Sarah Peach, near
River View. in the Second district Of Anne
Arundel county. was burned Friday night
together with all the furniture. There is
an insurance Of $4,000 on the property.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
Burglars Saturday night robbed the store
of j. T.. Bradbury x Brother, II Elkton. Of
several boxes of cigars and several jars OF
candies. The store of Mrs. A. NJ T.. Price
was also entered. but the thieves were
frightened away before securing any booty.
Entrance was effected in each case through
MindnWS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
RAILWAY MATTERS.
An Important Lease 10y the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
rpoclnl telerrnm o the plspatch.l

lSpeclhl ti'sIhlh 70 tuh OirpdLU.J
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 3l.--The
management Of the. kanawha AID ONO
road to-day received official notification
from Homans d Co., Of New York city, who
purchased tho road short time ago when
it was sold at Columbus, Ohio. stating that
the lease Of the road and its rolling stock
10 the Chesapeake and Ohio management
had been perfected and signed to 90 into
effect on the completion OF the plan. OF the
present ownership of the road, which Will
probably be on April the 18th. The com
pany's plans embrace the extension OF the
road mp the Kanawha TO Kanawha Falls,
and thence up tho Gauley river. No par
ticulars Of the lease have as yet been re-
ceiyed by the officials here further than the
notification thatit has been made ana duly
signed. but il is safe to say that on Monday
next the Kauawha and Ohio road will pass
into the management of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.


A terrific cyclone which struck the city on
Thursday, wrecGiug nearly all the tobacco ware
houses and suspeufing business temporarily
was the leading festuro this week.
Aelc Burisy.-1he offerings during tho four
days this week we're for the most part OF an un-
usually inferior description, which led 10 irregu-
lArly lover prices for smokers and very common
lug filsrs, witch appeared 70 affect also 10 some
extsnt medium red filters during the early part
OF the week. After that however the latter we're
more in demand. and together with all the high
or grades were active and nrm At last weeks
figures. with &c. for the best sold
Low grade home trade cutters were generaily
easier, and nearer inside figures, and dnller,
exceping for worry cololy or bright Desirable
EXPORT hOgsheads scarce and unchanged. some
yerv desirable crops Of coory % bright leaf
foand ready buyers ut last weeks figures, Win
23kc paid for the best offered.
Od Burfeg Market unchanged, with good
demand for al grades u sweet, with funked as
they have been for some time past For best
sweet sold. &c.
old or new crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
THE NAILS AND WIRE
AS USED BY THE DISPATCH VlHo.,''
CORRESPONDENTS LAST Nlen''
A Fatal Fire-Eight Houses
and a Girl Burned
20 Death.
rcorrnsnonnencs o, the Richmond DIsps.ch.l

Correspondence OF the hcnnonu D''F
PETERSBURG, Va, March 81, is sO.a
Eight tencmenthouses IN Blan ua 10
occupied by colored families, " Sunday
stroyed by fire at an early hour on eu hnnse
morning. The Ere originated in the ho ,Se
occupied by Lucy Jones, and spread i to the
Others. The water facilities being maui nrost
ouate the department worked 70 si9 iii
disadyantage. The buildings were TIE 1da
small, and the loss is not serious; h, rre
saddest feature about the fire was tne pun,
inc TO death of a colored girl. aged ap eIo
eleven years. named Lucy Robertson. s sLd
was the granddaughter of Lucy Jones ones, S 9Io
was asleep in the upper room OF tlia' W wa a
mans house. Her remains DurncJ vi
crisp were foud in the ruins OF the ou 10,
INC after the fire. II is most propaoiag ,,,as
she died of sufocation before the Ilanie1
reached her. No inquest was deemed al.i q
necessary. The property was mostly
owned by the occupents OF the houses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
LoWLANDs SUBMERGED.
Tenants Leaving without Any Ehects-A
Break in the Lcvee Widening.

MEMPHIS. March SIT now seems that all
the lowlands below Helena will be over
flowed within the next two weeks. A
break in the levce of about fifty feet oc-
cnrred about midnight at Austin, Mss
and at 7 o'clock this morning 1t hGd
wIdened TO $50 feet. There IS no possible
way 10 close the gap. and as the leVee is on
a sandy foundation for mile from thaI
INT me hreak NAV increase t. an un-
limited extent. Al the plantations in the
vicinity of the break are being RAPIDLY
submerged, and the tenants are leaving
without saving any of their effects Ram
has been falling in torrents all night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
THE sILcoTr ENHANCEMENT.
Tho Government Responsible for the sala'
~ of the Members.
IBy telegraph 10 Tho Dispatch.

IlJ EVTVE'"IFI 70 '117 =
WAsH1vGroN, March 31.--ln the Court OF
Claims to-day Judge John Davis delivered
the opinion OF tho court III the case OF
Grain AGAINST the United States a test case
Ironobt to ascertain the responsibility for
the Silcott embczzlement. This case covers
only the salary for last November, and does
NOT relate 10 the deposits made with the
Sorreant-at-Arms OF the House of Repre-
scntatives 10y the members, or to the accu-
mutation Of salary left IN his hands. judo
ment was rendered III plaintiffs favor Tor
his November salary. All the JUDGES con-
rnrred The Serccant-at-Armsi IS declared
fo be disbursng officer, not by virtue OF
any. exuress declaratory enactment, but by
virtue Of several acts Of the House IN impo..
sing certain duties upon hun, and OF
different legislative enactments recog-
nizing tho existence of such exigencies,
and by lonc-established custom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
Eof0l Shooting.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 31.--At East
Bank Yesterday evening about 6 o'clock
Frank Joseph caught Grif. Bond in COM
panv with his wife, and being suspicious
Al once drew Iis revolver and fired: Bond
fell fatally wounded, and expired about
ten minutes later. Joseph departed at
once and has not been seen since, but he
will likely he arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
Alexandria Mention.

ICorrespondonce OF she Richmond Dlspa'ch'l
ALEXANDRIA, March 81 1880.
Mr.. Park Agnew, Alexandria's new post
master. will take charge of the oifce on TO-
morrow morning. IL, /,
II il understood that no changes Will be
made lust yet in the personnel OF the once,
although the Republicans are MAKING eNeIy
effort TO induce Mr.. Agnew To make clean
sweep. =, r a.. .ooso,,
started here at a little before O'Clock tins
morning, and is still coming down hard:
Owing to the warmth Of the ground II
melts as fast as it falls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
A WAY BUCHANAN HAD.
He Could Always Dismiss ofiice-seeAef'
and Make Them Happy.
New York SUM-

well-known politician recently gave an
amusing account of the diplomatic Ina9n ns
in which James Buchanan disposed Oh Of
fce-seekers and yet sent them away ppnPpy.
The man who tells the story was T pa
Secretary during the four years Oh pu Naa,
mans administration TO one OF ths neT
York senators, His most intimate irI Sha
was Private Secretary TO Buchanan, anu rs
spent many hours with the fIesia a.
secretary in the Presidents private oiaoe,
in company. with Buchanan. , pao inxsria.
manner with the office-seeker was in'a'''-
bly, the same. 80. ,....
A Mr.. Smith would call with q iette e.
from Mr.. Jones introducing MI, SMITH 70
My. Buchanan. Buchanan would reao 'he