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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

euiss ami ,rn: Options 6rm and qusss; nsrcas
w.; April: @kc.; May, INC: Hop eesy se4
quiet Conss-Options cIosef steady ~ l0s25
gpn:s up and qais. March, tl':%; Aefii, si1sos
sscsdy; fair csrgoes, $3.50 sussr-ksw quiss
and steady; fair refining. 5i-isc.: renesd qates
and Lie. lower: G, i.isa5 %iec. on A. 90
son ls.,sa. mould \: Ssc s,ssa:'d A. &c
crushed, sicc.; powdered. 9 lie. :. srsna.
lated, SIC. enoe', &c. Molsssss quiet and
wsss; New O,!esns steady. RICE stssdy sad
crude In barro's. 1900 cotton-sced oil more
sctiye: crude, 81. kosln firm and quiet Tur-
peni.ne easy. Wool easy and quiet Cut-msa0
nruE siddles quiet Lard closed easy and dull
t6 q june, i&;o treIghls dlll: cotton. lid:
grain, "a.
BALTIMORE
BALrrxosy. March ~ Cotton nrm: middiine.
nKc. Flour quiet and unchanged; Howard
t275asSGo; do. family. t3.5atL 30: Cily rnills,
Rio brands, extra si2)at4.i0; winter wheat,
patent t.toaSAs0; spring DO do. o. ssasAS;
do do. straight, t4s5siL;5; d.. do, extra, 1900
Longterry, sias7c.; Nc. 2, s4ssixc.; steamer No.
2. s0asic. western steady; No. 2vinter red. spo,
sit.ssic; March, s3'ssSic. April, gsc; May,
ssa.s'.e: July, sc; asEsi. Son-souihern
fairy active and steady; white, mas; yellow.
S5aS7c.: western frm mixed spot, 96assc:
March. So. &C. April s5'5sss.c; May. 56ks
SAc June, 3aha2otc July. 3si.aHs &c. Au-
gust, 3 aa5111c.: steamer, Sfks,r. Oats firm
southern aud Pennsylvania, Sa0sc.: western
white. 2ls3o<c: do mixed. Hassc.; graded
NO. white, s0aA)kc. Rye nomiDally FAR f: primo
g. choice, 55aa5c. Hay dul prime 20 choics
timothy, fi2soa<ia Provisions firm and un-
changed MeSs-pOrk--Old, tiU75; now. Gi7S
Bnik-mests Ooo-ei-SnOulders, s.c lopg-clear
and closr.rib sides. bLc. sugsr-pi.kled shou.-
ers, 3kajkc. sugsr~crred emofet shout
ders oaa5sc Hams. ioS sliac Lant-as-
fned. 7hc.: crude, 6kc Butter active bus
unchanged; western hdls. iba2ic.: best roll,
i6al9c.: creamery, 2ia2c. Kegs strong; west
ern, 1875. Petroleum stssdy: refined, 7sc.
Coffee dun bu. nrm. Rio cargoes fair, eO.a
3Hc Sugar steady soft, 6SIsc Copper
steady refined, l2f.ai3kc. whisky firm AZ
sl.Oasii.io. Freizhts 20 Liverpool per steamed
avn; cotton, soc. -four per ton In al Il, p>s2S
grain per bushel, 81. Cork, for order, "a afs3i
keceipt s-Flour. 1928 barrels: wheat, n ,oOi
tusheis corn, li2 90 bushels oats. 400 bush-
Ella rye, 800. Shipments-flour. 1850 barrels;
wheat, 900 bushels: corn, i09,00 hushols.
sales-whesi, ig5,o00 bushels; corn, 1000 oush-
els
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. March 29-Cssh quotations were
Flour flrm snd unchanged. No. aspiring wheat.
79EeS0c.; No2 red, ,9d5gkc. No acorn, isko.
No. oats. 2lac. Mess-pork, si0&s ti0p.
Lard. $50. short-ribs, s30)ssA TO- shoulders,
si4oatL54 short-clear. tARasAs9 Nhhkey'
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MUSIC AND LECTURES.
Tho Mozart EntertaInmrnt-May Festi-
val-Other Attractions.

Miss Mamie Kunkel, great favorite with
Balnmoreans, has been engaged to take
the soprano y5io in the concert by the ANA
tour Orchestra and Chorus III Young Mems
Christian Association Hall April 9Th. MISS
kunkel now holds a thousand-dollar
church position in Philadelphia.
Tomorrow nights Mozart introduces
the Lotus Glee Club, the Boston male
quartctte which has had such success III
England ut concerts and drawlng-roonlS
that they return for another season III
NAV. The following programme VIII al
ford a treat to the Mozart audience
!. The stuueuts, Gacomel Lotus Glee club.
. Rsaling-1he New Loch nvar, Win Carrie
toni Ml-s short q Song he Lines clustered
Fair and Tail. Danal Mr.. Deyoll. J. Inc sanos
o. Dee tGcldbcckI Lotus Glee club. D. song
Tho Two Grenadicrs. tSchnmHnn) MI. Le"l4
T. Reaiing-Death Of Minnehaha, QongtehOw,>
Miss Snort. 2 Aassa's in the Cold, Cold Ground
CTrotere) Mr. Long. g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and ne Baby. Miss Short 10. Song-Bedouln
owe song, (pusuu,) Mr. Davis. IL. Sorenade,
(Abt,) Lotus Glce Club.
THE MAY FESTIVAL.
Invitations are now being sent to singers
for the Festival chorus. and are being ac-
ccpted very rapidly. The symphony VI
chestIa gave their last concert OF the New
York series early last week, and Steinway
Hall was packed and the critics enthusl-
astic. New York endorses the Boston or
ganizatiou most emphatlcally.
A LITERARY TREAT.
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page will give a read
ing at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
i'm Han THURSDAY next, for the joint
benefit of Rosemary Reading-Room and
Library for Bows" and MoOre-Memoral
Episcopal church. DIR. Page expects to
read selections from one of two new stories
written by himself.
LECTURE AT RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Bv invitation of Professor Puryear MI
Henry Stanley Newman. minister III the
Society of Friends. will deliver lecture to
Tho students. on THE Religions OF India"
in the chanel at Richmond College on Mon
dav afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mr.. Newman
speut several wears in India, ana IS there
fore well qualified TO speak on TINS INTEREST,"
inc subject. His descriptions, not only or
the religions. but of the manners and Gus
toners of the people, are very entertaining
and instructive.
sEETcH OF THE INDIAN TINES.
Miss Lille Jonah will give q lecture and
sketch of the Indian times Friday evening
nevt az the Broad-Street Methodist church
for the benefit OF the Children,s co. AZ
the Retreat for the Sick. She will lecture
ON her people 500 years before COLUMBUS
discovered d, America. " and will also exp lain
the origin of her race and who was the trst
Indian created"
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AT PARS-PLAok
CHURCH.
The concert at Park-Place church next
Thursday night promises 10 be most en-
iorable AFFAIR. Messrs Leftwich. Watkins,
and Cunningham, assisted by several, other
ladies' H and gentlemen, viii furnish the
mnsio After the concert refreshments
viii be served by the ladies of the church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
ALEXANDRIA.
OF Interest to Odd-Fellows-A Sale OF an
Historic Estate.

Historic Estate.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
MARCH %, 1890.
Potomac Lodge Of Odd-fellows cele-
brated the fifty-trst anniversary of its
organization by banquet and reception
last night. The visitors were welcomed by
Leonard Marbury, Esq, in behalf OF the
Lodge, and 4. L. Downham, Mayor of this
place, welcomed them in behalf of the
city. The banquet was spread IN the large
hall in the Odd-Fellows' building, on
north Columbus street. Covers were laid
for about 500 guests among whom were
prominent Odd-Fellows from all sections
of heState-.
Toasts were offered and responded to by
John L. Given, the oldest Odd-Fellow in
the District Of Columbia; Grand-Masters
George Il. EmmOns and Joseph Burroughs,
Of the Washington lodges; Nice-Grand-
Master Pierson. Of Metropolis Lodge;
Grand-Master VI. T. Whitehurst, Of Myrtle
Lodge. Fredericksburg; ". II. Merchant.
Esq, Of the Fredericksburg Star, and many
others.
Among the delegates present from Myrtle
Lodge were J. ID. Ray. Past Grand Master;
Il. &. Hughlett, A. II. Merchant, ". L..
Ballard, X. O. Perry, and Charles A. King.
The merrv-making was kept uD until late
uOuE. anu Nlfu ~ hAAlNlA bt'A a" N"' N4NA
mutual hope they would all meet again.
To-day the members of Myrtle Lodge
have been inspecting the different points
of interest here under the guidance OF
members Of Potomac Lodge.
Three hundred acres OF the old Gunston
Hall estate on the Potomac. below. this
CITY. near ut. Vernon, was sold to-day at
public auction III front Of the Market
building here 10 Colonel Edward Daniels
for $500. Gunston Hall was the home
place of George Mason, who wrote the Viz
ginia Bill of Rights there.
Young Ernest Trayers, whose arm was
cut off by the cars during early part OF
this week, still lies IN very precarious
condition.
Rev. DR.. Dame. Of Baltimore. lectured
at the Opera House here last night before
a large audience for the benefit of the
Episcopal chapel near Burk's station in
Fairfax county His subject was His
Personal Recollections of Army Life in the
Army OF Northern Virginia.
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IN DANGER.
The High Water at Charleston, w. va.
rSnecial tnlegrnm 70 tho Dlspatch.l

The High Water at Charleston, w. Va.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va. March 22.-One of
the heaviest rains ever known IN this
vicinity BEGAN last night and continued
during the night and day, and il is still
raining at this time. The rainfall during
the last twenty-four hours according to
the Government gauge measures two aud
f0rty-seven one-hundredths inches, which
Is almost unprecedented IN the same length
of time. In several localities OF the city
where the ground is low the water, has
backed up, causing many persons TO aban-
don their houses for the time being,
seeking shelter with their neighbors whose
homes are on more elevated ground. All
trains are delayed on account OF washouts
or landslldes, and grave apprehensions are
feared although the river men predict
that the highest point reached Will be IN
the neighborhood OK thirty-hye feet.
The latest reports from Hinton gave
New river ut six feet and rising slowly,
while at Kanawha Falls it is fifteen feet and
stationary. The gauge at this point marks
twenty-nine feet and rising. Elk river was
rising rapidly this morning, but about sta
tlonary at dark. So far no loss IL reported
with the exception of few logs. If the
rain continues it is more than probable
that the greater portion of the city will be
inundated, which will cause much suffer-
ing, as the low ground IS inhabited by per-
sons who are in moderate circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
The GOVERNORS AIDS.
Paints About the Gentlemen Who VIII
Compose the staff OF the Com
mander-in-Chief.

Governor Mckinney yesterday named
his Official aids.
These seven gentlemen will rank as colo
ncls of cavalry.
Those upon whom the Governor has con-
fcrged this honor are; ,.s
William Miles Cary. of Richmond (chlet
81 staH1; ". +. Atkins, of Necklenburg;
Robert Catlett. OF Lexington l.. L; W.
Earye. of Richmond: Charles NJ. Walker,
a. Farmville: Meade Hashns. OF kich-
moud: and Fenton G. Day. of Smlthheld.
Major Cary j. one OF the best known
cit.zcns OF Richmond. He IS member OF
the firm of Sublett 4 Cary general CON- :
mission merchants. and Is Quartermaster on
.ne First brigade Virginia Volunteers. with
the rank Of MAJOR.
Mr.. Atkins is one Of the leading lawyers
of his section. lie was an elector on
the Cloveland-Hendric ticket IN 1881;
has served long time on the state Demo-
cratic Committee, and was an enthusiastic
Mckinney man ia the contest OF last year.
Mr.. Catlett Is a young man ana IS secrS-
tary OF the Bockbridge Company Oh WHICH
ex -(SOvernor Lee Is president.
Mr. Marye is young lawyer OF TINS CITY
and is nephew of ex-Lieutenant-'ToNer-
nor John l.. Marye. In the late. guoeIna-
torial contest he was secretary of the DC
Kinney organization.
Mr.. Walker is a commission merchant In
Farmyille and an old friend and nelghbor
OF the Governor. .
Mr.. Heskins is well-known lawyer OF
tins city and has taken prominent part IN
the campaigns for several years ana mas
rendered good service 20 his party III COM
mittoes and on the stump.
Mr. Day is "a prominent farmer OF Isle OF
Wight county and resides near Smlthheld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
DEATHS.

ADAMS-Disd. at his residence, 7i6 north So
cond street, March g2. ls9O WILLIE OLIVER,
son OF William r. and biolia A. Adams. aged
twenty.ono year, after a long ana painful III.
ness.
None knew him but 10 love BIN,
SOne named him Tut TO praise.
Tho funeral will take place from 81 Marfs
Episcopal church THIS sunday AFTERNOONS
at DC ock. Friends Of the family arc invited
u attend.
BAiLEY.-Died, March %. 1890. at 1897 r. w.,
ALICE MABEL, infant daughter OF john i. and
q. Frsncisco Bailey; aged ten months and
twenty days. -
Funeral from residence. 3i4 west Clay, sun
DAY. March rs, 1880. at3P. N.
LANDRUM.-Diei. March 22i. a, 10 south
First street, EDITH YOUNG, infant daughter %
Charles !. aud Lizzie ID. Lanirum.
funeral from residence TODAY stt r. N.
JONEs-Disd, at his residence, No. 6H north
Twenty third street, In this city, on Thursday,
March 10Th, In the sixtietn year OF his age.
NORRIS BkulNGIoS JONES.
The funeral services Wal DO hold NJ Vsnabfo-
Street church. Of which for many years DO VAS
q faithful member and officer. on SUNDAY q,
$40 T.. ". Friends and squAintanccs are in-
vited 70 attend. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

Tribute of Respect.

Ala called meeting OF the Richmond Academy
OF Medicine ana Surgery hold az their rooms
March a, 1890. the following VAS Adopted
Whereas IL has pleased the All-Wlso God 10 re-
move from cur midst DIR. M0RITz AuGrsTUs
hUsr:
Rssolped. That tbs profession Of the city and
our society have lost man q great learning
and erudition and whose place will b. hard 70
MI. His medical aiyice vas often sougnt by
those Ia DOUBT, and bis opinions we're highly TO.
spected. rio was n man OF the strongest conyic.
tons and his conclusions were supported ~
logical reasoning AZ an indefatlss0le worker
he was an example 10 us all Even Ia his last
feeble yoans no Was . diligenG studen, and .
prolific writsy.
Resoi,ed. that a copy OF these resolutions b
sent 70 the family, spread upon the minutes OF
tho society, and published IN the medical jolr-
nas and daily papers OF the city.
HuGH ". TAYLOR.
WILLIAM n. GRAY.
n. ID. HO0s, Ja.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for tho Dispstch.I
MARCH p, 1890.
There wero no loose-tObacco sales to-day or
auction offerings on Change.
Auction offerings on Change for the week, i05
packages, and q taken in Highest price, si3 !;
lowest, 81: average $40.
The offerings were composed OF 81 darks and
q brighis.
lnternglreyenue collections to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes. s62610 tobacco, si,2iaH; spe-
cial tax. Sa8i--total,sl,si5
Private sales: Wrappers, II hossheads; ILL
ers, hogsheads; smokers, 4 hogsheads; darks,
30 hogsheads-tc tai, IS hogsheais.
stamp sales for the week: Cigars and cigar
cites. sG,s3aIO: tobacco. ss9,iiasi: special tax.
xlz3l-t)tal. s29, 955.2j.
The market to-day was without special fea-
ture. The weather turning warmer viii iorce
quick sales Of all new dark tobacco sent hero
out OF order, but Of such our receipts are light.
Tho sales for tho week have been largely re-
viewed Old stock or reinspected tobaeco. Due
10 such a system, itis impossible &c sum up what
fresh receipts or deliveries amour. 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
LIE PRIMARY CONTEST.
Ma.s-Meetings to BE 'iuo
ncmocrats Hear Speeches.

Democrats Hear Speeches.
II Is probable the Old Dominion Club
will have a mass-meeting at Old Market
Hall next Thursday night, at when all 'he
candidates will be invited 70 speak.
The Union Democratic Club are thlnklhg
of having mass-meeting IN Corcorah
Hall Friday night.
THE sToSRwALL CLUB.
Tho stonewall Democratic Club of Mon
roe ward met in Reds Hall last night.
Addresses were made by Messrs. Sates,
Candidate for Sheriff; Spotswood, TOT
Cnmmonwealth's Attorney; Carter ana
Hicks. for Sheriff Calder for Cuiiingworth
and lee Crutchfeld for Muniord, ior
commissioner of the Revenue; WiiKihsoh;
Tor the Board of Aldermen, ana etcei anu
Stoyer for the Common Counch'
rouRru PRECINCT. CLAY WARD.
The Fourth Precinct Democratic Cup OK
CLAW Ward will meet at thelr neauqna.'ets'
Corner corn Of Main and Lombardy streets. 70
morrow night. Candidates are in'i'eo W
be present.
yAcxsoS-wARp DEMOCRATS
m. nor,ocrat,c Club for the First, Sc
ad0 and third precincts OF jackson
Nh NM ,s;Il meet in Gains Hall. corner OK
Enst cd Raker streets. tomorrow night
Z, "s' O'clock. All the candidates arc ex'
pected TO be prMnenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Sans If Confederate Veterans

On Friday night next at $50 o'clock the
sons of Confederate veterans will be or
gained at Lee-C Camp Hall. Blank applica-
lions can be had from tho committee
named in the advertisement, and are re-
auested TO be filled and returned by Thurs
day evening. so that thev may be passed
upon and listed. The indications are that
the organization will be large at It's ilncep-
ton, as the election of officers Will tako
place then and participation in the Lee
monument ceremonies will be discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
FATAL COLLISION.


PORTAGE, n. Y, March ga collision
occurred tonight between q passenger
train and freight train on the Western
New York and Pennsylvania road about
four hundred feet north of the PORTAGE
bridge. Engineers Warren and STOUT
were badly scalded. Brakeman Reilly anu
Cohen and fireman named Hughes were
killed. A man from Rochester who hao
come TO take care of the passengers so-
night had both his legs ground on anu
passenger received fatal injuries. Con-
ductor Godfrey was badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
MYSTERIOUS ASSAULTS.
Another Attempt to Take the Life of Mr..
Morrison.
rspsclal telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. Va, March22. About o'clock
this morning some cowardly assassin crept
to the window of the Office of L. 5. III. Nor
rison, a prominent young attorney OF this
city, and fired a pistol-shot in the direc-
tion of his bed. Two policemen were on
guard at the building, and seeing man
running away emptied their revolvers at
him, but owing to the darkness they missed
their aim. Mr.. Morrison had. however.
vacated the room several DAYS ago, and was
asleep on the second floor OF the building.
Hearing the noise he ran out, but all was
quiet. The ball went through the window
and lodged in the blinds. the greatest "a,
element prevails over the cowardly ana
dastardly act. and every precaution Will DO
made to bring the would-be murderer 10
justice. Aboutthr weeks ago several a, at
tempts were made on Mr.. Morr'sons NE
and special policeman Is kept to guard
him against all danger. John Trout, a
blacksmith, is now in jail, charged WIN
cutting him not long since, and now awaits
the action of the grand jury. Morrls9h Il
quiet and peaceable young man ana no
reason can be assigned for the assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

worth 81, the property Of tho Richmond
ana Allegheny Railway Company, and was
sentenced TO four months IN jail.
Joseph Mann (colored) was charged with
steaiing silver watch. tho property OF
Ennis Robinson; but there was no evil
dence 20 sustain the charge and the COM
plainant was made to pay costs
Archer Cooper (colored) was charged
with assaulting, beating, and kicking Ed
ward Jefferson. Continued until the 5th
of April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
The Ohio River ls.s.rg.

CINCINNATI, March 22.-The Ohio -iver Is
apparently about to reach greater ,eighs
than at the last food. when It btreiy
reached ffty-seven feet. Here 1t Is AREA "
forty-eight feet six inches and It IS risih, :
at the rate of two inches an hour. Al
Portsmouth it is rising three inches an
hour. The Big Sandy rose ten feet IN ~ an
ing river at Falmouth and the Cynthians u
rising very rapidly and rain 70 still talI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
United States Courts at Lvnehburg.

LYNoHnuRs, Va, March 22.-ln the
United States District Court to-day very
little business was done. and only sinail
liquor cases were before the Court; In ihe
Circuit Court, Judge Bond presiding tns
day was consumed in hearing the chanceTy
suit Of b. f. Grayely Il Sons 6. Is. J:
Grayely d Co., to enioin the defendant
from the use of certain brands OK manu-
featured tobacco, which they clam ann 10 oe
an infringement of trademark. inc case
was continued, and will be taken up again
Monday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
KIIrain Ready for Imprisonment.

NEw ORLEANS. March 22.-Jake Kilrain
arrived at Purvis. Miss. yesterday, morn;
ing, but is now at Richburg, where he Will
remain until Saturday. He will then be
taken to Columbia, there to serve out his
sentence of two months in the county jail.
The Sheriff is undecided rs TO whether or
not he has the right TO hire kilrain out.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT thinks be has, while
the District Attorney has issued contrary
onipipp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
More Excise Commissioners.

Local Boards of Excise were appointed
yesterday as follows ,,,,
For Roanoke City: Thomas W. Miller,
Robert A. Buckner, and George W. ham
sey.
For Winchester T. G.. Holland, U. +.
Kremer. and C. S. w. Barnes.
For Fredericksburg Hugh S. Doggett'
Joseph w. Barney, and Samuel L. East
burn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK. March s2--cotton quiet; sales
to-day, Al bales; last evening, Is bales: up
lands. iiAe.; Orleans, lac: receipts, asna
bales: exports-to Great Britain, N,093 Gales;
to France, 6,e7 bales; "a the Continent. 1900
bales; stock, u.a93 baiea WheAt-No . red,
so. as9hc.. IN elevator: options dull ssrly
months isc. up; late months tsc. on, closisg
May, 6sgsc. Corn arm and quiet; No Z &c IN
elevator; cpsions duh and 10. down and vesk |;
March. sSsc.: April, Skcs; NAY. Sha oats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Mr.. yanderbllt's Ashevilie Property.

Especial telegram 70 NO DISpAIch.I
CHARLorTr. March 22.-.Mr. Vanderbilt is
putting n still larger force of hands at
work on his Asheville property. His agent
carried carload Of Salisbury negroes to
Asheville last night and more Will follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
DanvilIe Mention

Mrs. Elizabeth Penn, relict of Colonel
p. Penn, OF Henry county, dieda Dsnsilie'
at the residence of her son. MIR. Z. Y; fenn;
yesterday. Mrs. Penn was daugntet. ~
the late Collins Mcdonald, OF Dinwiouio
Petersburg. She had been Z member OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23

NEW YORK. March 22.-Reserve, increase,
s236i025; loans, decrease, fl.l50,900; SPECIE In
crease, s10l0,l00: legaltenders, decrease, $780,
100; deposits. increase, S9Sl.iO0; circulation, In.
crease, silG,SO1.
The banks now hold s3.4l6,i95 in excess Of tho
ni No. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Pal T,NORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE March S2.--Ylrginia consols, Il:
Balumore and Ohio stock, 9saiO2; Nor bern
Central stock. 69l,Oa; Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore ISIS, 99h; do. @ds. 65a75: DO 3's.
32H; consolidated gas bonds, ll3ali4H; DO.
stock 4jg.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Preaching Services at Richmond College.

The chapel of Richmond College is to
be opened tonight for preaching. This IS
i'll pursuance of recent plans of the Col
lege Young Mems Christian Association,
which desires to offer its efforts in this d.
rection to such of the neghbors as may
live too far from their churches to attend
them at night. The association is broad
in its aim and work, and oil denominations
of Christians are embraced in its invita-
tions. DIR. Hoge has promised to give the
members Of the association sermon be-
fore very long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-23
Notes from Hcnrico.

The Henrico County Court will adjourn
for the term tomorrow. Before doing so
conditions under which the Riyer-yiew
COMPANY may lay It's tracks on Meadow
street.
The Henrieo Farmers Alliance and the
Tuekahoe School Board both held meetings
at the county court house Yesterday. The
sessions Of both were confined 20 routine
matters.
Several cases were heard before magis-
tfates, bat none Of them were OF public
interest.
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The Baptist Female College.

RALEIGH. n. c., March 22.-The sub-com-
mittee of the trustees of the Baptist Fe-
male College will soon meet here and Sc
lect a site in this city on which the build
ings will be erected. The work OF con-
struction will begin this spring.