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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
DESERVED PROMOTION.
Mr.. Il. l.. West to BE Manager of the Biz
mincham Telephone Exchange.

Mr.. Il. l.. West, who for several years has
been assistant manager Of the Richmond
Telephone Exchange. has accepted the Po-
sltion of managerof the birmingham Ala
Telephone Exchange. At the suggestion
of his new employers he VIII visit ~.eNer4I
northern cities and acqualnt hmieh with
the operations of the large exchanges be-
tore entering upon the duties. OF ms posi-
I'M tho tclcphone business ever since he
WINS thirteen years old and although quite
a Young man he Is thoroughly experienced
IN the business in all of It's branches. he
is a popular Young man Of push and en-
terprise. and hls departure from THIS city
will bp rpprettcG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

Yesterday Was opening-day with Messrs
~ Cans & Co. retail dealers in Cloth
90 a. ~ No. 1919 east Main street. This firm
l's Iy . large manufacturing and whole
seIa bnSiness m Philadelphia and has an
s a,.e,s;ye stock of goods of the latest de-
SION in their Richmond house, where
ssRnle.als nrices arc maintained IN retail
ssIes DESPITE the inclement weather the
new house was well patronized yesterday,
and those who called were surprised al the
great bargains offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
RICHMOND, VA, March I. 1900
JOHN Il. WEST, MANAGER,
yo IL Twelfth street, RichmOni. Va.

The undersigned desiring TO DO relieved OF the
responsibilities attached to the development o!
tue business OF tho EQUITABLE LIEE-AsSu-
RANCE SOCIETY outside of tho city Of h!ch-
mond have resigned the management OF me
same.
our Mr. J. II. ELLRRsoS vii, continue 70
represent tho society 10 Richmond as ilnsnclsI
agent and tor tho purpose OF transactine ousl-
ness IN the city Of Richmond and vicinity. lie
will also cooperate With Mr.. West for the best
interests OF the society throughout the state.
We cordially commend the new management
to the confidence and support OF the policy-hoid-
ers and the public.
NH 7-eodlut PEyT0S Il ELLkhsON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
WAODlLL AND WISE.
A Protest That is Being Kept Quiet
Especial Telegram TO tho Di'pstch.l


WASHINGTON, March 1j.-It is understood
that the Independent Republican Club OF
Richmond, composed of about 800 white
House Committee on Elections favOrlng
the claims of Hon. George ID. Wise in tho
contest that * now being made for the
latter's seat in Congress by Judge Edmund
Waddill, Jr. The matter is being kept
rather quiet the Republicans here evi-
IDENTIFY not caring to have this movement
given q great deal OF prominence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
DEALINGS IN REAL ESTATE.
Deeds of Sale Recorded in the Chancery
Court Clerks once.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IL the clerk
Office OF the Chnuccry Court:
ID. VI. Burgess trustees 10 Margaret 4.
Sedewick's trustee, - feet ON the soui
sldc of Grace street between Eighth aud
Ninth. Si4lO.
James ". and John T.. Gilman and their
wives 10 Charlie T.. Ellison. ~ feet on the
west SIDE of Cherry street between Floyd
and Nain $1,000.
William Z. Lawton. cluk 10 William X;
Pcvtridec. us feet ON Moore, Oak, and
Harrison. in jackson Ward. ~ the name oi
j. W. Robinson andjames Childrcss; S3'oJ.
Philm Shea to Henry Ncurohr, 20 feet on
the west side Of Richard street between
VALLEY and Concord, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

Charity Lodge. No. 5s7, /. o. G. T.. pro
,nises ~ have "A very interesting meeting
In Springfield Hall On Monday night neAI.
They will have a io:ntdebatc bytwo young
ladies of the lodge ON the proposition
RcSolrcd That love has greater power
than money.
All Good remplars invited.
Thore viii be grand temperance meet
inc NJ Old-Market Hall on tie night OF the
25th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

The funeral Of Mr.. James Cabell Smith
took place from Grace Episcopal church
Yesterday at noon. The services were
conducted by Dr.. jackson, and the pail
hearers wore: Messrs George Is. IegTahl'
4. \. Hurt. j. II. Montague Jr.. w. ucHel
Darlington. Joseph X. Anderson JoLH ~
mel Archer Anderson, James u. Dooley. Z.
/. Wormly, G.. 4. Walker, and / ;. Bruce.
The internent was made AZ Hollywood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

wo,as.~s-Por.,sn sasv: so-ssss offered - 4H4
Rico in fair demand and firm. Cotton-seeo 9k
strong. Resin steady, strained. common
good, si.isAsi.m T1rpsntino steady - s4s
43kc. Lard duh And easier; seamess 30"
freights weak cotton. fi-5fd. grain. VI
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March is.--cotten nJro'nai: MID
ding, 1870. Flour duh aud unchanged: nowsr1-
street AMI western super, f2af2O; DO exnes
g. 7sss9g0; do. family. ta75aftD: CITY miiIes
Rio brands, extra. fA2JzAto. winter vnesS
patent so .esos do DO do ss' , $1,000 sss:
g. Whest-southorn seaiy and quiet: fuitss
7sasic.: Longoerry, s0as0c.; restern nrmer;
No winter rcd. spot siastkc; March, 80
efLc. April, 4Ic May, s5xaoHc.; July,s3hc.
Corp-souihsru quiet ADD unchsDsed: shitst
s6,gQe: yellow. Sla31c: western nfmer; mixed
spot, ssi.ssjc.: March. 3sHa1c. April. BE-;
May. Sskc.: June, @4c. July. 6fe.; August
J.c: steamer. Sc. Oats moisr<tsly active;
southern aud Pennsylvania, Ha5Cc.; western
White. 2DaS0c do. mixed. Tsssxc.; graded. No.
2 white, 2a4c. Rye dull and nearly nominal.
Hay aru AMI unchanged: prime 70 choice tno-
thy. az. 50asIa Provisions nrin. Acss-pork Old
slu75; new, fli.7A Bulk-mest uoosel--Shoul-
dcrs, &c: long-clear AMI cleaf-rio s'ies, osc:
Sugar plcsled shoulders, 81 shc.; snesr-s9tca
smoked shoulders, 64a64c HAM, i0aii4c.
Lard Refined. nc: crude, eAc Bntter quiet
aud unchanged: western packed, lgaslc.. 0oss
mil, iGal9c; creamery, %a1c. hggs ines'
western, i2Sc Petroleum unchsnged rennen'
7hc. Coffee firm; kio cargocs fair, Dsssac.
sugar quiet: ecft. & s-isastc. Copper easier,
r,Apod. i2'.ai3i.c, Whisky rrm NJ fi.Q9ati.lo.
freights TO Liverpool per steamer steady; cos-
ton, .Oc. -four per ton ~ sa-ks, Assrss: gam
per rushel, ID: Cork, FOR orders, f@Sd ke-
ce,pts-Flour $50 barrels; wheat, 5000 bush
els. corn. 10000 bushels; cats, t,JO bnshsls'
rye Lon bushels. shipments-tlour. avs osr.
rcis: corn. S)400 bushels Sales-Wheai, 4.VV
bushels; corn, 10000 oUsheis
CHICAGO.
. ~. al.
Flour nOminslly l0si5c higher. 40. spring
wheat, 7qA ai9ilc.; NO. . red wheat, 79kc. NO.
2 corn, SSsc. No. GAIA 2)ka2ic. hessporks
/ si0.5Ossi05S. L6r1, g. short-rios QoO-el, 6a
sos Dry-ealted shoulders trOtedi. ff@ short
clear sides l0oxed). Sass. wniskey. {L02.
Leading sufnres ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16


ar. leru, March lA-Flour strong AMI lnist
whea, quiet: cash, IKE, May. 08si, &c.
hii; July. axe; August, axe asked. Corn
higher and IA brisk demand; No. mixei. casn,
g3ac: May. $3.50 asked: july, NSas. Nc
asked: August. gsA.-. Oats firm and higher:
No. ? cash, 20a.c TIA MAY. % Ac. bif. Wits
key, sLO2 Provisions Market nr4 boz business
light Pork, ii050. Lnrd-Primo steam noml-
nal AZ SA0s. Box-m0ets unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. March i5.-Flour moro active AMI
frn Wheat frmer; red. &c. corn Ia ialr De,
maud: Ne. . mixed, Sic. oats quiet; No
mixed, e3a2ic. PorE quiet az 500 Laiu eeet
az 81. Bulk-mea,s hrmcr Wisely Nraiy ~
sl.02 Sugar =fosiy. Hogs strong r'wnon anu
light, i15Caii.s5; packing eni buichers' faiVa
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. y, C., March H. --rurpentins frm
a. 3ga Rcsin nrm etrainci, 10: good sirsln-
oi, SIZE Tor nrm NJ SID. Crude turpenuns
Arm hard, sLe0, yelow-dip and virgin, s&&
NEW YORK cOrroS rrrCeeS
nav YoRx. March l5.-Co,ton--Net receipts,
Qaa bales. gross receipts. :. $50 bale. Futures
closed steady sales, $3.50 bales; March,
iu.gSa.ll.g7; April, tli.sSsslLsp; Stay, tlLNA
| sll34: Juno, fiLtSatil..9. july Nltia.lLA.
August, f,il 5aili4i: September. tiO.T7Atl07s;
/ OCTOBER xlOssasl0f9; November, siL3asliW;
/ December. slL3lasil32. January, tlLS-aslo-SA
THE WORLDS VISIBLE COTTON SUPPLY.
NEw York. March I5 Tho total Visible supply
| Of cotton for tho world u :, 1lsto thie-s VI
! which 2iG23l5 bales ars American, agsinss
! sCjs, SIS bales nni 400 rs Calos iespecuFey
! last year. Receipts This week az hll lnleflor
towns. q, $50 bales; receipts from panAtlon>'
| 81, 100 bales. crop In eight. 6'0,A'i bales.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARNyc
liverpool, March :A-AooH. -Coiton-bu.L
! pe-- lone NOT tuficient % test tie market:
| American miidllng 6Sd.: sales, 1900 bales
speculation and export 6gD balee; sales OK
| American, 1890 bales Futures steady. March
] aud Aprii, ESD. April and MAJ, Stfl NAY
! and Juno. g esd. R.HO 6-tid.; June anu
July, Il ,.6id. July ani August 500; hu.
| August ami september. d jtil.; september and
October. attid.
| M-Amorican mi1dllng, g. :sAle- today
| Included 3O1o bales OF Am"uran March, b2bSi.,
| seller: Mach and Aprl. e-14i, seller: Apr'i
aui May. -Glt., -eier. May ami June, to'i',
buyer. juno and July. . i.Dii., solier; july
aud August. % Sglf.. sel.er: August, Niid 4,
| value. August aud -cpt"mper b-hii., seller :
| September. 5-f4i., seller; septoinber snh
OctOber,5 fj-Gi1., sslior. October ani NO
yembsr, 5iCid, buyer Futures closed 2ulo.
NORFOLK PgANr = MARKET
lNoportei for the Dspatch.I
! MARCH 5-Msrke, firm. No trsnsactions re-
ported Receipts from tho c0unify regular;
over 1000 incs resolved during tho last monfh.
| Primo, JGc.. extra prime, Sac. fancy. &C.;
common. 2n'. shc!led, s.sjsc; factory hand
picSoi, Ja4a'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Railroad Traffic and Eish Water.

ST. LOUIS. March 15.-Iron Mountain
route to Texas, which has been somewhat
crippled by high water in southeastern
Missouri and Arkansas resumed operations
to-day and trains will run through TO
Texas. The cotton-belt road is still trou-
bled near Birdspoint. Mo, but tIatfic Is re-
sumed on all other sections. The M0Dlie
and Ohio has not been injured ana Tue
Louisville and Nashville is open its entire
tapofh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean ,ompsrsture. ....................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
The Presidential Party In Florida
~ telegaph 70 the Dispatch.

ST.. AUGUSTINE, March l5.-Mrs; Benz ann
son. Mrs. John Wanamaker. Miss Minnie
Wanamaker, Dir. Wilson. of Philadelph
Miss Bertha Robinson. Of New York. ana
4. L. Hammond, of Trenton, n. j., arrived
this evening on |, special train as the g9e5, ~
of Ii. Nj. Flagler. They will attend tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

An alarm Of IRE was sounded this morn
inc at 2:i0 O'clock from Box 70, Williams
burg avenue. Those that were communal
Gated with in that section BY the D'sp9ic'
rcnorter knew nothing about hre, Dut
The Ight from fire in the lower part OF
the CITY or in Heurlco county was pl~nly
visible 10 unfortunates VINO were on t"o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

MARCH la-MRrke, firm. No tren"aciions re-
norted Roceiot. from uc cOunffy regular !;
over 1000 incs received during tho last MONTH.
Prime, j&c. extra prime, 5Ac fancy &C.;
common. ga. shc!led, a.sJ.c; factory hand
picked $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH u, 1890.
ARRIVED.
steamer Artist. DeYo, Norfolk. merchsniis'
and passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
BOND NOT YET GIVEN.
nessrS. Mason g. Hoge Refuse to At
tach Their signatures.

The Richmond and Chesapeake railroad
people will now have TO take their bona
10 the Committee on Streets again.
The ordinance granting this company
further time TO build the tunnel under
Eighth street requires that they shall ne
bond for $1,000 TO save harmless rom
all damage the city for period OF ono
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

The funeral Of Mr.. V. VI. WILLIS. reict OF
Richard A. WINS, will tako place from tho bhin-
DriGge-street Bsptis, church. Manchester, NJ ~
O'clock VI. MONDAY, March l5th. tneniS ana
acauaintances arc Invited % attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THEREwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily reports from Both Bosrds-Cofson'
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations
Byte,,sr.ph 10 tho Dispatch.

= wAsHISGroy, March iA--For virs'nis,
H. colder, fair weathor, northwes'efly
In1l n winis fair weather on Monday, warmer
on Tuesday.
- For North Carolns, colder, fair wee-
Their, northwesteriy winds, fair weather
on Monday. cold wave near the coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

PARIS. March 15.-Thc new Cabinet will
probably be made up as follows rresi-
dent Of Council and Minister of War,
Freysient; Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Constans: Minister Of Interior. Bourgeois
Minister Of Finance, Rouvier; Minister OF
Roche: Minister Of Public instruction,
Faliietes: Minister cf Agriculture, VI. De-
yelle: Minister Of Public Works, Quot ;
Minister OF Marine, Barley.
ENGLISH srEIKERs NOT ACCUIEsCEST.
LONDON, March lj-Twelye thousand
golfers in Stadordshire and Morcestershire
declined to Join the strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16


NEW YORE. March E.-Reserye. increase,
$3.50. 80: loaus. decrease, Sl.atb0O0. specie, IN
crease. sl.l0i.iO0. lega-tender., decrease $685.
ono: deposits. decrease, S3J2,.p, circulation IN
cregse, f41.OUl.
Tho banks now hold sl.OJ0,SOO in excess Of tho
- Der cent ruln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
EQUITABLE LIFl-ASSURANCG
SOCIETY.

On and after the ist Of March, 1880, the enairs
OF tue EQUITABLE LiFE-Ass ~ RANCE sUClH-
TY OF THE UNITED STATES for Central VIZ
giuia will be under the following direction:
JOHN y. WEST, MASAGRR,
No 10 Twelfth street, Richmond, Va
j. H. ELLERs0N, FINANCIAL AGENT,
No l3 south Twelfth street, Richmond, Va
The EQUITABLE LIFE-AssU RANCE sOClE-
TY OF The UNITED STATES comments the
above Management, 10 It's friends and tbs pubic
generally in Virginia, and invites applications
for agencies throughout the state, which should
be forthwith submitted 20 Mr. WEST So above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
YOUNG FLoURNOY ARRESTED.
lie Is Bailcd 60 Appear Ecfore Chester
field Magistrates.

John T. Flournoy was before the Police
Court yesterday morning charged with OBJ
tanning under false prctclces the books.
records. and money Of Swansboro' Tribe
of led Men. Samuel NJ Page. Esq, sp-
peared as counsel for the accused. who
was formerly am officer of this tribe and
for who's, arrest the warrant had been out
for several weeks.
Justice Crutchhcld sent telephone mes
sage 90 the Manchester police that Flour
nov was no court. hut before the authori-
ties Of that city got TO court the Justice
heard the evidence Of Mr Lee Clements,
of Swaueboro'. who testified that ne did
not think lloUruov could have ta6cn more
than twenty dollar at one time. TINS
would make the offence q misdcmcanor :
SD when the accused made application for
hail it was granted. MR. tlournoy, mother
of the young man, went on his bond and
he was released
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
uARTgBAGEs.

JOHNSOV-MAs SON Married. February II.
$500. nc second Presbyterian church. ~ Rey.
Moses n. HoRe, ID. D., aLDkDGh = JOhsaoN.
OF Lyncnhmrg. "a. and Miss KOBERTiSs A.
MASON, Of Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALyMoRE. March la--yirglnla 10 4O's, 35R
do 80. b.: baltimore and OHIO stock. ysaiOO,
Northcrn Central stock. 90; consolidated ga
bonds, Halls, DO. stock, 5lajlA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
PROM ROME.

RoMF. March 1.-The Pope has an
nounccd the formation Of hierarchy IN ia
pan, with Zeetie. kioto, Nagasaki. and Sin
day. An anotolic prefecture has been
found in the German Camaroons.
REVOLUTION LEADERS BEHEADED.
ST. PITERsDURG. March 1j.-Intelligence
ha, lust been received here from CabOul.
TIE capital of Afehanistan, that a reyolu-
ton against Abdurrahman Khan, Ameer.
has broken out in that country. Among
those concerned in il were a number of the
courticrs of the Ameer. Several of them
were captured bv troops who remained
loyal and were bcheaded by order OF tho
Amcer. Others courtiors implicated in the
revolution He'd TO Russia for safety. At
last accounts they. with q number Of other
rev0lttrs who also fed g. Russia, were
gathering on the frontier of Afghgnistan.
A CRITICAL SITUATION.
LIyErPooL. March l5.-The dock-laborers
here who are now on a strike have 49,
sumed such q menacing attitude that or-
ders nave been ISSUED for troops TO be held
in readiness 10 suppress any demonstration
that may occur. ThecuthOritie5 have also
ordered the closing Of all the inns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

So. e0J bushels very good at sac. shorIDorry,
IS bushels good al SOC. Total sales Of wheat i2,S
CosS.-Whlte, 600 bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

An examination was held in the con-
tiuued ca-eof William II. Coleman, a small
boy. charged with cutting Thomas Smith,
and hc was discharged. the evidence show
mo that the boy acted in sclf-dcfcnce.
Frank Ea'u, who said he hailed from
INnchburg. and was not thief, was sent
To- iail FIR thirty days for stealing pair of
shoes. the property OF Z. Hauff.
H. Is Hunuev aud Joseph flanagan,
charged with being suspicious characters,
were required To- give security for three
months IN the sum Of 100
Walter Goode (colored), charged with
obtaining - from ". J.. Joyne- under
false prctenccs. Continued until the 2Sth
instant.
Edward Bcasley and jim Robinson,
charged with begging on the street, were
required to give security for three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Press Gratified at the Meeting of the
international Labor Conference.

Thy AnglO.American cahIe 70 Tue DIspAtch'I
BERLIN. March 1.-THE press of this city
expresses great gratificatonat the meeting
today Of the international Labor Confer
ence called by the Emperor.
The Naijon0l Z0hmg says: 1t Is gratiIv-
ing spectacle TO armed Europe TO sec the
delegates assemble for the purpose of de-
liberating upon measures for the amehora-
ton of the social condition of the people.
The Tdqeb'GH expresses the hope that the
conference will prove to be the first step in
the direction Of an agreement between the
civilized nations III the most difficult field
of social life.
The Vossicte Zeii,,nq SAYS that whatever
nav be the result OF the conference 1t will
not be n total failure. but that the enter
prise itself will be bright point in history,
and will sooner or later bear fruit Of social
peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

wsouo,s. Fln,. saJ)Asi7s slpsrnna si1ss
az extra sls)ssl7, family, t:AsA9 pAssa;
FANNY. country, si7JsSA9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
TUE CONSOLIDATION.

Mr. Fisher says the plans Of consolida-
ton are very nearly complete. There are
but few bonds and very little stock still
out. The plan, he says. is to pool oil OF the
stock and & per cent. bonds Of the two
street-car and three electrc-liGht compa-
mes. and to issue N leu thereof ne" con-
solidatod 8 per cent. bonds and stock.
The issue viii be sufficiently increased TO
meet tie expense Of putting all Of the
properties IN good condition and properly
cquippng them. All OF the companies
viii then merge into one under the name
Of the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
The Arkansas River.

lBy teIegTHpn W rH5 DI5PaOIu.T
IrrrLE Rock, Ark, March 1.-The Ar
kansas river has fallen only 40 in forty
eight hours. All the trains arrived to-day
on time except those from ~. Louis as at
Newport the water il over the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH IS, 1890.
lBy telegraph
ARRiyEn.
Steamship Guyandotta, New York, and sailed
fer New York. merchandise.
Steamship GwendOlno Now Orleans, 10 coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Aldersgate. Liverpool, ccaled.
E,sau.shfu Weverly, Liverpool, morchaniiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

No stockholders meetings were held
YESTERDAY. and Mr. Fisher when seen 10y Il
D,spa,ch reporter said the probability IL that
no meetings Will be held for some little
time-perhaps two weeks. They came
down. he said. TO look after affairs IN gene
rnl. and especially to fix up several damage
claims that have been settled outside Of
the courts.
Mr. Putzcl returned to New York last
night. leaving here on the II? tram, but
Mr.. Fisher VIII remain several days. lie
is endeayoring TO get the holders of a
small quantity of stock and bonds here 10
pool tier holdings and enter the conSoh-
dgtlou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

Mr.. Fisher when asked what was the
status Of the differences that have existed
for a lone while between the operatives on
the Electric road and the management,
sad he thought this had been agreeao!y
arranged. and ne had heard Of no dlssat;S-
faction among the men IN oppo~itiont TO- the
present regulations. lie had not received
any mtimati0n that the men now lad any
grievances. but said ne would at all times
be ready and willing 10 meet them ana
hear any complaints that they might nave
10 make. and he would do everything pos
sible for their GOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
ras- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main and sixth strset',.-kev. W. W.
LAsDRUx. ID. d.. will preach a. II A. 81. aud 8
p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March IS, ISL
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

wggAr.-i, Ss8 bnshel&
COgs. 200 bushels.
OATS. l.0l2 bushels.
MILI~OFFAL-ll tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
PRESIDENT FISHER HERE.
He and Dir. Putzcl Looking After Street
Railway Matters.

Nessrs. George F.. Fisher and Gibson
Put2cl. of New York, arrived in the city
Yesterday on the morning tram and spent
nearly the entire day considering matters
pertaining to the Richmond street-car
lines. q,
MIR. Fisher is president Of the City rail
way and secretary and treasurer of the
Union Passenger Company. Mr.. Pu'zel IL
an attorney al law, and came here, a. he
had done on several former occasions, as
the local representative Of Mrs. Maurice
Is. Flvnn. who with several friends controls
TIE two strect-car properties.
These gentlemen wereln conference with
Mr.. Wyndham Il. Meredith. resident coun-
sci for the two companies, at the Exchange
Hotel for several hours yesterday. They
discussed altogether legal matters; and
chiefly such as have reference TO the ac-
counts OF the two companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

The officials Of the Allen " Ginter In
corporatcd deny the justice Of the claim
preferred by the Bonsack Company, and
insist that So far from owing that company
ANYTHING il j. i'm reality indebted 10 them
in more than SlO0. 900. and they will seek
in tins proceeding TO recover Judgment
against tho BOu-ack Company for that
amount.