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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

fBy telegraph 10 'ho DisPA'ch D.,

fBy tolograph % 70" "I7''@0',
Drpr,aAX. Fla, February IN me MI, nfSS
~ If tbrFl0rda Chatauqna cioS'I wv, .i
,G o'c Celebration of the national hohuA !,
winch Wa also Chancellor , lnceni, Oh VIZ i,,-
Say and Founders day. Shancemo'd ehy ~.
cent. of the New ORR Cnala"l;;,5j sn Al
cred a lecture on the Chn'au'i"" of tbe
,i,,,l nto of Natural History Of New York
M9 i,,olad o' o. lecture. a cable Vas read
delivered "a, " Wallace Bruce, vice,-prcSi-
from me IN ,, po s,.sociation. now in Edinburgh
S 9en,Ia "i I"y agkins for the reading OF tho
Third Epsile fJohn, thirte9 hl S a ic con-.
teonth verses The assembly VIII '0N'
tiune fyewecks longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Smoking Tragedy.

=" W 1''IF7IfF"II'I
KANSAS CRY, Mo, February 22-Ihe
Journals Chillicothe Mo- special says: \
shocking tragedy occurred at Spring Hill
last evening. George Dowell set q gun
trap for o thief in his barn. The trap was
so set that the gun would be discharged
DOwell did not know that the trap had
been set and when she went TO the barn
and opened the door the trap was sprung.
and she received the whole charge full N
the breast. She died Instantly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dowell had been married only two
months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
siberian Exile Association.

PHILADELPHIA, February 22-A LARGELY
attended meeting of the Siberian Exile Pc
tition Association was held in Association
Hall. this city, this afternoon. This asso-
citation WAS organized some months ago IS
the result Of interest or ated III the condi-
ton of the Siberian cxiies 10y a lecture de-
livercd here by George KEENAN,, the IA
nous Siberian traveller. Io-day's meet
ing was presided over 10y Rev. VI. n. Nc
Nichar, president of the association, and
the form of the petition tot the Gar of Rus
STA was agreed upon. 1t Is the purpose ot
those interested IN this movement TO CIR
culate copies of the petition all over the
United States for signatures and 70 place
the sumo into tho hAnds of the CZar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

ST. AUGUSTINE. February Washing
toms birthday was celebrated here by the
erandest pyrotechuic display ever seen IN
the South. and grand fuil-dress bali at
the Casino. Merchants generally closed
their stores % witness game OF baseball
between the Chicago and Philadelphia
teams. Tho principal piece OF fireworks
represented steel bridge over the IT.
Johns. with yestIbule train crossing over.
Excursion trains from all over the State
brought in thousands Of people. The ho-
tells turned guests away tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Irish Leaders In America.

SAN FEANcIsco. February 22.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Australia, which
arrived from Honolulu at an early hour THIS
morning. were the Irsn leaders Jonn
Dillon and sir Thomas II. Grattan. Con
siderable preparation had been made here
to receive the visitors. committee of
irlsh-AmerlcGn citizens extended n wei
come 10 the Home-Rule advocates. The
visitors were taken To the hotel. where the
committee waited upon them and present
ed them with an address of welcome. con-
graduating them upon their successful
efforts throughout the Australian colonies
and other places in the southern hemls-
phere in behalf Of the Irish cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
To BE Read in Catholic Churches.
fBy tclegraph ~ tn. rt.....,t,

NEwARK. \. j., February PA letter
from Bishop Wigger viii be read tomorrow
III all the Catholic churches OF this diocese
urging parents, under pain of excommunI,,
cation 10 send their children t. par0chlal
schools. Inc letter was issued last wees.
Dut was h9t read IN all the churches last
SUNDAY. Inc Bishop has now given stTlct
orders thaI IL be read tomorrow on a.
count OF the alleged refusal of Father Cor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Norfolk Notes.


TEUeEI1I TNTUETiTU - NO UI5IFT III
NoEroLR. Va. February %. -Yesterday
the freight steamer Hope. plying between
thi. port and the waters of North Caro-
lima. ran on q suag and sunk ina very short
time. She Wa loaded with a cargo OF gem
eral merchandise ard will be raised at once
by her owners.
The Merritt wrecking steamer John d..
Jone, left this morning for the relief ~
the schooner May Alien. ashore near Ocrd-
o,Ln inlet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
killed by the Explosion Of a Boiler

OM.nA. Erp., februg9T, anon ~, &c Cu UiG
in the pacAiug-h0ousg OF h nr"J today. tear
q Co.. IN S?9 haie in the wall Of the ma
Ing great nn mT'y adjoining the boiler
room. one 4,e5 nf from inhaline steam, four
o oi9STs mater %SS Of n9a5 ana sSr aP 0@e
MUS nv, Il missing and is believed 10 10 N''''
~tttug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Had On the stolen Clothes.

Especial telegram 20 mo DlsD1tch.l
PFrrHsEURG. Va. February 22.-Ihe po--
lice tonight arrested Charles Walton and
Joseph Steward, two negroes who are
wanted I'm Prince George county for break
iug into the house Of Logan Harrison on
last Thursday night and stealing so worth
Of clothing. The two men were wearing
some of the stolen clothing when arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
ALAOY KILLED
by Jumping from Vchicle-rhree Others
Injured.


NrwArK. n. j.. February -. Four young
ladies were driving IN % tWO-seated Surry
near Nayerly this afternoon. The horse
I.camo frightened and ran away. The
ladies attempted 90 Jump from. the. car
riaee. and one of them was killed and the
others injured. Miss Mary +. Tyler struck
mon her head, was picked up uncon sclouS.
and died shorty after. Lottie Tyler, her
sister. was injured internally. Ihe other
i..j,1l were Slightly injured. The two
Nii--c. Iy!.rwcre teachers in the public
.Dbo,l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
washington's BIRTHDAY.
,,,,.,eerapn o DO DlsDa'cn,'

w.smSeros, February. 2 Birthday "R Was
sSs :Sas.SSssGcd A re- local %sy
ssa ,ss saa naa@SeT Of din
nSys we're given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
OTHFa tORElGN HENS.
Political Complexion of the Rci"hstHg-
Sir. Gladstone Improving.

rBy Auglo.Ameri'an cable to the Dispatchl
BERLIN. February y. Returns thus fan
received from the election for the Reich
stag show the election of ~ Conservatives,
ID National Liberals. 80 Ultra hontanes. "a
Liberals. 3 Poles. / Independent Liberal,
I'D Al~a.iaus. Democrats, and Dane. Re
turns also haye been received from forty
four other districts in which none Of the
candidate, received a majority, ana conSe-
o1rnfly second ballots viii be- necessary
in ail of them. The official returns VIII
n,t L. kroVn for several DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
Dnrlng Uighwaynan.

lIy t9ogfapn V the DisP"1VH'I
ALsrRorfe3rR. y. NJ, February %
Tl,ursday While IN his way from Los Ger
rillos to Tie coai-banks. three miles DIS
tant. with $500 70 pay the miners, 12hn
Elder was held up aud robbed by lee
White, who fed towards the San feofo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
LIZ LARoa CONGREss

According % the report Of the Adchrtc1't'
the early assembling OF the Labor Con-
ference is assured. This report SAYS that
Great Britain, France, Italy, Switzerland,
Belgium, Holland. Austria, hungary
Sweden. and Norway have consented 70
send delegates. while Russia has declined
upon tue ground that her Industries are
confined 10 the products OF agriculture
and forestry. and the United states mas de-
clined on the ground ~ the very Great
differences between the condition OF me
wOrkIngmen IN Europe and their c;ohdiIiOh
in America. This report Is totally uAEt,,
liable. OF the Governments mentioned
France. England. and Switzerland nave
asked for definite programme inNolVlhg
the scope of inquiry. None others nay
done more than formally acknowledge IHo
reception of the proposals.
The Emperor Is personally engaged IN
drafting programme which Is % DC o ~
mitted To the Court Of state on the @oth'
Ii il already determined that the CONFER
ence will not touch the subject OF elSutII
hour agitation. The suggestions recei'eu
from the Marquis of Salisbury lInicate
that il is the intention OF the brltIsh
Government to send delegates, provldsu
the votes Of the conference snail no. 10
understood as binding the Governments 20
anything, and the proceedings are mercy
deliberative The Emperor inslts tiiat QUO
feature of the programme shall 1e I'M 81
Enlistment Of trade unions under Onlo ,H,
control. This would of course oe iInPoSssl-
BILE IN England, and 1t Is douotIul "ne'ne'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

tBy toIegraph Q tne pisp.tcn.l

NJ" % no UI5phtcu-I
ST. AUGUSTINE, February 22.-Chicago.
l 90 81: Philadelphia, 3 Q
0 D O-3. Batteries -Coughlin and
Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

the Atlantic and Danyille railroad, al" al
smashed up number Of cars. Gililas.ih 10
len Grigg, Conductor Hardy. and osn.r1
were seriously wounded II is not nn ount
what was the cause of the wreck or su'o"'''
of damage done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
rANTEn -nNE ACNIAINTED

w with tho PAPER-HASGfNG BUSINESS
can stop into splendid trs d ~ purchasing no
STOCK AND 6OOD-WllIo OF tho late JOHN A.
BOOlh Apply - EDWARD :. ROSE.
10 iq-e0,iN Admuissratsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

the workingmen of the Continent viii con-
sent to be brigaded under State officials;
otto OF Bavaria Is bed-ridden and IN tho
last stages Of general paralysis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ROW THE TWeNTY-StcoNo OF FEB
RUARY WAS OBSERVED.
Worlds Tair Taik-A Powerful Deicga-
LONESOME Queer Biils-Ninor
Mention.
From our Regular Correspondentl

From Our Regular Correspondentl
WASHINGTON. February q. This being
Ntc anniversary of tho birth Of the illustri-
cus Nirciniau, George Washington, all
public business at the nations capital
named n hs honor. ~ suspended. IL ~ "A
LEGAL holiday and IL course Uncle Sans
clerks aye an enjoying themselves by
taking q dsy on. and most of them doubt
le4, rrrrot that Congress docs not make
Che natal anniversaries OF Jefferson. Jack
con. Lincoln. and Grant legal holt
fsNe also. This IS q rapid ace.
nr8 people those DAYS are not as
thoughtful and proud % the lives and cha
fa.tD.s q the great men who have ma Be-
t.rcouutry what 90 Us. and the Younger
generations Who jest and speak lightly 81
,-r forc.athDr .Uot catch the spirit of
g., motives which Induced Congress 10
r.acc ou the statutes an Gct suepcud-
f.t thC public business ou the 22d or
l.iu4ry ODD honor and memory 81 the
Revolutionary hero. The fact that when
ou.Ui these occasions comes the average
Government cirrk arraugcs iu advance
some soy; OF hccr-druAing picnic rs cvl-
drrr' that Doe doesn't ina TINS peculiar era
s.l.a-|y reflect over tine g'0rics and
lr4rlcur- OF the nation mado Independent
. tlC mon who freed U~ from the a rauuy
q knc George. afi whose pO,tcuty VIII
heo free the country from NOuli-bc-
hing E,"d and Che army OF Treasury
l..tors who aIc 90, ii- back.
vorlps FtW TALK.
Thorc ,yas plenty of Worlds FAR talk
beard 800 che hotels and other public places
f.llr EE i legations are here from Now
I.rA. Chicago. and 81. Louis. and they are
,. rhtr- lso beavers. Washington hos all
t.r pcupl. of influence 40 work Iu brhalf
Of fh.- DifF. The Washington stock DIS ado
.l..ur .moVaat iu Wow of the terrific
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

Es6- WASHINGTON-STREET ME-
THoDIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner vest
Cary and Washington streeis,.-The notice for
services at This church TONIGHT IS Withdrawn.
Morning. services as announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

WANTED, \ REGISTERED OR
w GRADUATE ~ PHARMACY Tor city
store ~ March 2Ith. Must be- . mAn ~ goOt
habits. unmarried, and competent % iako
charge. AMI como wcll rerommsniHi. address
COMPETENT, care Diyctrh. g. 10 W,FNNuN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

by SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth Streets --Rov. W. w..
LASDRUs. d. D., Will proacl Al Il A. ii. ami 3
T. ST. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

M IN lfi', l' SILL \ on ALA
w FARN or ACRES, with dwelling ron-
tanning four rooms HnI passage, with nll n'res-
sary ont uildiug-. hss miles flom hl'hm0li, AZ
"a station 90 ~" ~ hWOud. lrrierrssbgrg ant
ACRE LOIS. r.reo o. r4 from Richmond On no
Broai.street roaI. STORE aud FARM i0r fals
or rent Apply 20 WILLIAM 4. PARSONS. Ma
sonic building, corner Ninth AMI Main rir""ts.
To- -l-.rf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

IovroN. February 22.-At q compll-
mcntary banquet given % Charles Hall. NJ.
p. who represented England at the Mara
time Conference. Henry thasl'n, a member
for Lincolnshire, declared that whilst the
Taa,s deserved crueure tor publishing the
forged letters without any suihcient IN
uuiry as 10 their character. It also deserved
'na thank, Of the country for unearthiug
yvhu, W. Y. Harc0urt once described as a
criminal and vile conspiracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

1 on salary 20 take cargo u my business AZ
tLeir homes. Light, very fascinating AMI health
ful Wages so per week. Hoterepco gwen.
Good pay for part time Address, With stamp,
MRS MARION MALKkK, Louisville ~.
lie l3fh& sutdhl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
SEVERAL HURT.
A Serious Collision on the Atlantic and
Danviiic Road.
Special telegram 10 tbs Dlspatch.I

BELsIELD. Va, February 22.-This eve
ming two trains collided near Edgerton, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
4 GENTS SHOULD WRITE FOR

y illustrated Circular aui terms Tor tSo
yoeks trial u MISSOURI WASHER washes
dirtiest clothes cieAn ~ bot steam, without rub
bing Easily sJid; profitable. j. "OhIh, "a
BsekmRu street, Sew TOrk city
noil- SUE sA5gt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
r,,y- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.

IT, StCUND Fhf0bl IEhIAN. =
Dr. HoGR at II A. u. and f. ~, instead q as
hitherto. until further notice
Row. Mr.. TURSBULL WILL preach 10 tho Old
Market Han at ; r. NJ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
ExcITESIEST.

As soon as the find became known IN the
neighbOrLoOd some excitement was ere
ated and many thcOrle3 We're advanced as
10 how u came there. but there Is nothing
definite as 10 IL real owner. The house
wa two-atory frame dwelling Of ancient
architecture and has been standing many
years. About SIX years ago there lived lnd
died IN the house an old man by Che name
of Law -on. who was known a. somewhat OF
hermit. and was thought 10 be- D miseT'
but M his death . careful examination re-
vcalcd nothing 90 Justify the latter impress
sion. and ms condition was of the most M
pOyerlshed kind. Il be had relatives
they are unknown. Even should the
money have belonged 90 him II VIII ne
no easy task to prove u. Some think mat
it was placed there during the late war
But this a. well ~ other rum0rs are ohiY
conjecture '.and II is almost safe 20 say tnat
Mr. Limerick will mold possession OF MS
treasure.
A. meeting Of the CITY Council, last
night bill giving the city the Tight 20
own and operate ga5-wor6s was passed ana
our representatives. IN the Legislature were
requested 20 have the bill passed and made
"A law.
This evening fun set Of false teeth IN
good condition and apparently little u,,ed
was found on the wAtcr's edge q short Gi7-
lance below town. Iho matter viii be IN
ve.tigatod, rs r. ls believed by some they
belong 20 some one recently drowned OF
who committed suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

C,UMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC WANT
y III. every body ~ know that am paying no
highest cash price Tor PRIME suAAC LEAVES
delivered A. any depot 10 Richmond. Full
weights aud satisfaction guaranteed.
WARNKK MOORE,
shoekOo Nllla
FENENT PLATTER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

W PAIR. UPHoLoIER AEp yhRNIsH,
NATTKk>-E~ 10 KENo5ATE. CUlLDhHN'S
CARKIAGES 90 REPAIR ANO rAlNI Esu-
mate, free rr.cs low. "a. f.. MuOhf. iN AMI
s., Brook nYcrur, ueai Clay street, iphol-trrer
AMI Cabinet Maker f. lN-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

LOANS on DIAMONDS, WATCHES. sc:
NIONEY, MONEY.-LlBE- 4"
vi RAJ ADVANCES lade on Dta- \ Il
rnouds, Watches, Jewelry. slyergsre,~ ~
Guns. &C., Ia suns from = 20 so a. los ra,e~
UNION LOAN COMPANY.
OFFICE SO BROAD srHkEE
Communication, by mail will receive proFnpe
a,tentiop. e. i6-su. ruS fh3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
A VALUABLE FIND.
whose Money IL Interpretations n"
elemental Suspicious
Especial Telegram, 70 the p,,pa,on.l


FREDEBICEsDURG, Va, February 2.-one
Of those cases ont Of few where nre re
suits in financial benefit TO the owner =.
the property destroyed occurred last nisnII
by the burning Of the dwelling Owned, am mi
occupied 10y Luther Limerick, in Stan9Iu
county. q short distance above Falmou,l"cc
The origin Of the fire is unknown. All 1I
the furniture nearly was saved. Tho SPAR -
from the fire ignited field of grass. Oh
about two acres short distance from tng
fire. belonging 70 the Misses Scott. anu
completely destroyed To the frst-naIned
party was the FIRE benefit, and unless
there comes forward some one 70 claim
the treasure it will be big benefit when
came Unexpectedly and unlocked for
This evening while digging around the
ruins Mr. Llmerick nnearthed large TN
bucket which vas buried several feet pe;,
low the surface. and on opening it toun9i
that il contained q large number OF goa
and silver coins. the amount of when l.
Unknown and II Is suppressed by bim' ouo
is believed 20 be very large and to reach 10
several thousand doiiar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

DFSPONSIBLE PARTIES CAN
IL purchase GOLD WATCHES AMI SILVER
PLATEDWARE on instruments as cash prices.
an fsg>u. &-alm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

BRUssr1s February %. The Congo Free
state has empowered the Bra sels Anti
Slavery Society To- send an expedition 20
Africa 10 cid IN suppressiug the slave trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

BERLIN. February 22.-Vau Berweren,
Domela. aud Moowrnhaus member, OF tao
Socialist party Ia Holland. were arrested
to-day I'M "a hotel in this city. The charge
AGAINST them is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

WANTED, 4 BAKER; WHITE
w man. Dontwaui any drunkaris or fools.
A ueat sober man viii nui eood -ituaiion.
Inquire ~ BROWNS HEW BAKERY. ou wash
ln,tLn atrret nnar larN. ID ..-ll-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

Bger1v. February - The Dutch Social
it. who were arrested here today were
r4ported IA having been IN the city several
dIys watcLins the elections. The police
refuse 10 assam any reason for the arrests.
There is report aflolt Tonight that a Ia
Dor conference will meet IN tho middle OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
NALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE-A

y FEW GOOD MEN 10 sell our goods ~ sam
DO % TIE wholesale ami retail traie. He arc
the largest manufacturers ia our line. Liberal
salary laiI. Permanent position. honoT al
ganced for wage, advertising. ctr. For terms
address CESIENNiAL MANUFACTURING
Company. chicago, ~. f8 iI-Su, N6saJt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

W u % sats tho GVAPnppuONE M con-
necti0n Wi-h me typewriter 1hrsf mh" mines
arn coming rapidly into u-a. aui th'se hrst
learning thoir operation will have best 0rp0rtl-
nitis. tor good positions Thorough course ot
training IN >TenoRraphy. Terms r"a- nnhie.
MCGllNRA COLLEGE or SIkNOGhAp
-. L 4 Z. MIN IN Lurih MIMI -LIrnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
HN'LIH


LONDON. February -. Mr., Gladstone,
who is suffering from 20 attack OF catarrh.
=. rouch lrtttr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

w TIE CENTRAL HOrfL az Chesapeake
and Onto depot, Chol lue-ulle. Va Nineteen
bed rooms. large dining room, Iarior. 70
crpu0u-tn,m. largo p.riiro, largo yard, largo
lot, stable. excellent mountain water, AM Dther
couyeu!eucsa. kAtFNAN & BtNNLEl,
fe .)-glf H0x I.l. Charlottesville, Va
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