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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
The Uousc Committee and Its Cases.
From our Regular Correspondent

lfrll cur Regular correspondent
WpnNGTov, March 2f.-The House
Committee on Elections to-day heard argu-
ul.ft- lu tie Mississippi consolidation
r0- Oi h,rnaghau rG. Hooker. The ma
5nr,f received by General Hooker was in
excess of 5000. get the scalawag who made
Afrrt'ncr of running against him has the
assurance 90 contest. Nothing but the
l.ie tlat pafti.au majority would award
ln ilr seat could ever nave induced kerua-
clt. 20 submit his claims. II does not seem
p- Die that the Republicans on the COM
l.f-.c can so far forget fairness and de-
c.roy a. % unscat General Hooker IN view
~ The facts IN the case. but there 10 no
telling what may he done since the Re
puhhcans have started in on the policy Of
making SAFE majority for their party IN
tho House III the expense of Democrats
who were elected by the people
Atpr sent there Is no contested case pend
ing before the House. The Republicans
have tlus far uuseatcd four Democratic
members Messrs. Jackson and Pendle-
ton az West Virginia, Cate of Arkansas. and
Compton, of Maryland. Arguments have
been heard in the following cases that have
not vet been reported upon: Bowen Is.
buchanan. WaGdlll rs. WISE Langston rs.
Ncuable all Nirslnia's contests the Indi-
ana case of POscy Is. Parret the South
Carolina case of Miller rS. Elliott,
and the Mississippi case of Hill
,s. Cutchincs. and the case heard
to-day as referred To above II is under
stood that AL o. next week will be devoted
hy the committee 20 secret sessions, with a
view of reaching decisions on some of the
cases first argued, which would certainly
Jude two OF the Virginia cases-Messrs.
NiHa and buchanan and u il quite prOba-
1It. also, that Mr.. Nenablc's case may
%, disposed of during next week If
the Indiana matter is gotten rid of
py Tomorrow one week. II not the Ven
au., case will go over until the next week
aluDs with the South Carolina and Missis-
suppl contests. The Republican paTtlsans
iu thr House are ont of material on which
o. work the bouncing process. but their
eyes are glistenng IA they eXpectantlv
await Is report that VIII enable them to
uu..tt 40 least one Virginia congressman.
Iarq arc not particular as TO the man, and
the question now Is, who will II be 2"
The gentlemen whose congressional
scllps are lu danger are anxious that the
committee should hurry up with the work
% der that they may know az early as
possible what the decision VIII he. They
ll lot care TO waste time here If they are
f. le turned out. The campaign of 1890
will soon open and while they express no
opinions in regard 10 being candidates II
l.hs,ly that nearly if not all who are de
',auicd ot their seats Will he sent back to
tie LcAt Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
NORTH CAROLINA.
AcoLLEcTloN OF NOTES FROM IHe
plNE-TAG STATE.
A BIG Fire-Fiye Houses Destroyed-The
Loss and fnsu-
rance.
rsnsc,., telegram to the pIspa.ch.l

RALEIGH, N. c.. March 21.-At hurol"
early yesterday morning a fire broke ou';
Five houses were destroyed. The store Oh
j. b. Bryan & Son, dry goods and eI9 TO-.
ries; Wallace a. Allen. bar-room; W. T VA,
son, general merchandise; DR.. A. Is. Una Una
pin, drugs; w. II. Gaskius, ice-house. ana
the post-ofIce. The loss is estimated as ~
$4,000. There was very small amount % y
insurance. The entire stocks OF Bryan a.
Son and Wallace d Allen were destroyeu'
Chapin's stock was partly saved IN q GAN h-
aged condition. The FIRE broke out III Tue
store of Wallace a Allen.
A. l.. Gregory d Co., general mer ,.,i.It
Of Newberne, have assigned Liaoilltles;
90, 900; assets not known. Inc pre!erIIiIu u
creditors are parties III Alabama 10 tne
amount Of $1,000.
Arrington's mills, near Goldsboro'' were
burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000; no ihSu-
rance.
Bernard W. Upchurch. of this city, was
killed ut Wilson'S Mills. Near here, TINS al
ternoon. lie was baggage-master between
Raleigh and Keysyille. He was courte-
ousy assisting a brakeman IN coupling cars,
when his foot slipped and he was run
over and terribly mangled. lie was brought
here, but died just as he was being taken
from the train. He was twenty-four years
Of AGA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22


NJ. Naluet has resigned bis scat in the French
Senate.
WI Mallory, president OF the Mallory Steam.
ship Line, which piled between New York and
Texas, died 10 New York yesterday.
A Franklin Qa.) special says: Edmund
Nichols, a Young negro eighteen years OF age.
was executed by hanging yesterday for shooting
young girl
A dispatch from Colorado City, referring 70
the trouble between the authorities and saloon
Ists and the second burning Of Mayor Stock
bridges residence, says excitement continues
intonse-
The Louisiana Plsnters' Association held a
meeting Yesterday and adopted series Of reso-
lutions protesting against reduction OF the
tariff on sugar without q corresponding reduc-
ton on all other protected articles.
Mrs. Harrison and party were received at
Tampa, Fla, yesterday ~ partyof ladies' snd
gentlemen. headed by the Mayor Of the city.
Mrs. Harrison remarked thai the southern
gentlemen were perfect types Of enivalry and
the ladies the incarnation OF sweetness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
COUPON CASES
Before Judge Bond at Lynchburg Yester-
1ay.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatchl
LYNcBBURG. VA. March 21.-Judge Bond
heard three coupon cases to-day--W. W.
Larkin rS. II. G. Joyner, treasurer of Am
herst county; j. ii. Gregory rs. u. S. Moor
man, treasurer of Campbell county; A. Il.
Mitchell rs. j. w. Bransford, treasurer of
the city Of Lynohburg.
In the first case 10 appears that w. w
Larkin bought lands at tax sale in Am
herst county and rendered coupons in paw
mcut. The coupons were refused and
Larkin brought suit for damages in the
United States Court against Joyncr, trea-
surcr. The defendant demurred 20 the
declaration, the demurrer was sustained,
but the plaintiff was given leave TO amend.
In the case of Gregory ~. Norman cOu-
pons were rendered in payment OF liquor
license. The coupons were refused and
the money paid under protest A suit was
brought for damages against Norman. ns
treasurer, and demurrer sustained rs IN the
JOyner case
Ia the case Of NJ. A. II. Mitchell rs. John
w. Bransford, treasurer of the city Of
LyDchburg, it appears that in payment
of taxes coupons were rendered and IT,
fused by the Ir,a urer and under the cOu-
pOn-crusbcr act Judgment was gotten in
the State court. Mitchell now brings suit
against John ". Bransford, treasurer. for
damages. Bond was required from the
plaintiff for costs.
Aforementioned Scott was In att nd
ance on the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
3 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK. March 2I---Southern hoar urn.
Wheat stronger and dull ; NO. 2red ssaae5sc'
Ia elevator: options fairly active and Irregular
near months &c. up; late months Ae1sS. on,
closing barely steady ana trading chiefly iocsi ;
No. 2red' March, sec. April, sssc. May 80.
corn stronger and fairly active; NO. :, dos a
$3.50. IN elevator; options duh, sc; up; Gnu Ds
eieady; March, Sc. : April, 3iAc. May. ~;
oats stronse aud active; oouonsl ess actve anu
easter; March, 2S5sc.: April, 2s.c May q 1e. ,
NO. spot, S1sS0c. mixed western, 2sa5lc. hOps
quiet aud easy. Cofiee-Options closed sseaay
a load Joints down and lower cables MATCH n GO
ila75stl.o0; April, 81. 30asl7.4O; May, s.o,Os
fl7.i0; spot Rio quiet and easy; fair cargoes,
s20.50 Sugar-kaw lower and In TAR demaha !,
fair refining, 5i-l6c.: cenuifugals. 9o-tesI,
refined hrm and fairly active. holasses-rsI-
eign scIiYe; 5O-test, PC. New Orleans seaay.
Rice nrm and IN fair demand. petroleum
steady; crude In barrels tPsrker's), 7.ooc co.,
ton-seed oil steady: crude, CSC. kostu nrmer
strained, common 10 good, $i.2Oatlsxh. l uI
penune easier and quiet at 4sai34c. PORK qules.
and nrn. Beef nrm. Beef hams quiet iietssd
beef quiet Cutmeats hrm Afddies qa'vos 20.
Lard quiet and steady; western steam, seoo,
city. 20; Aprii, s6.t3 bid: May, M4L freighS W
Liverpool weak: cotton, 1i-64d. grain, ID.
BALTIMORE
BALriNosr. March Affection nrm: middlinE,
Iihc. tiour dull; Howard-3treos and wesssfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
A DOMESTIC w H1spER.

MOTHERS, IT'LL BE A WONDER IF
THgB BOY DOESN'T NEED SOMETHING
IN THE WEARING LINE-AND SUP
POSING HE DOEs-YoU KNOWIF YOU
STUDY YOUR OWN INTERESTs-PE-
CULINARY ESPECIALLY YOU'LL
"TAKE A TURN" THROUGH OUR
STOCK. HE'LL BE BETTER Salts
FLED If He GETS "sUITED" AT
sAKs's. BECAUSE NINE OUT OF TEN
OF HIS COMPANIONS ARE OUR LIT
PATRONS. TIE BEST DRESSED
BOYS AROUND OUR STREETS ARE
THOSE WHOM WE'VE "RIGGED
oUT"-AND THEY LOOK NEATER
LONGER. THAT'S a CLINCHER IN
FAvOROPOUR JUVENILE GARMENTS
THEY'RE COMELY AND NEAT, BUT
THEY ARE "COPPER-FAsTENED," so
TO SPEAK. WE AIM HIGH AND WE
AIM LOW-HIGH AT THE QUALITY
TARGET AND Low AT THE PRICE
RANCE. WE'VE BEEN PRACTfCISG
AT THESE TWO MARKS FOR TWEEN
TY-FIyE YEARS, AND WE ARE ABLE
NOW TO TAKEA CLEAR SIGHT AND
A"BULrs-EYE" EVERY TIME.
YOU KNOW WITH Us 1T DON'T
MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE WHAT'S
WANTED. WHETHER IT'S SUIT. A
LoNG-PANTs ONE OR \ sHoRT-PANTs
ONE; A REFER. BILTs, HATS, FUR
NIsHNGs. OR ANYTHING THEY
WEAR FROM THE TINE THEY CON-
MENCE TO TODDLg UNTIL THEY ARE
MEN-SHIFTING FOR THEMSELVES.
WE WORK TO SERVE THEM JUST AS
YOU WANT THEM TO BE SERVED
AND AS THEY LIKE TO BE. WE DON'T
LET GO OF THEM wHEY THEY'RE
MEN. OUR INTEREST IN THEIR
wEARABLE WANTS CONTINUES JUST
AS STRONG.
BoYsLIKBNoBBY CLOTHES. DON'T
YOU THINK FOR A MOMENT THAT
THE CARELESS, LAUGHING, RoYP-
ING BOY DOESN'T OWE HIMSELF A
Sly LOOK IN THE GLASS OCCASION
ALLY AND PASSES A MENTAL COM
MINT ON HIS APPEARANCE. IF HE'S
SPRUCE LOOKING, He THANKS YOU.
IF DowDY AND UNcoUTH, HIS
PRIDE Is sTuNG. He MAY NOT SAY
ANYTHING, But HE CASTS RNvIoUs
EYES AT THE OTHER LADS. HE'LL
THANK you LONG AND LOUD IF YOU
LET Us "DREss HIM."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
ssv- FRTENps.-HENRY STAN

LEY NEWMAN, Of Rngisnd, VIII ssssnd the
meeting in the Westinghouse ct II O'Clock. He
win also hold meetings for divine worship 10 tho
chapel ON Tvensy-afth at O'Clock IN mo afser-
noon and In Tho meeting house ct O'Clock Ut
night. On MONDAY NIGHT no will deliver . leo
ture 10 tho meeting house on hts recent "Tens
in Palestine In tho Footsteps OF Our Saviour" 10
each service the pubic are invited. seats arc
free.
BY invitation Of Professor Puryear, Mr.. NEW
MAN will deliver lecture on "The Religions OF
India - In the chapel Of Richmond College at D
o'clock on Monday afternoon. This lecture Is
prepared expressly for college students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
THO Indigo Was Worried.

TSpecinl telegram 20 NE DlspatchI
IYNcHBURG, March 2I.-Judge Paul to-
dav had a great many trivial liquor cases
before him and finally he became much
worried over one in particular and after the
iurv retired asked the name of the COM
missioner that sent up the case. remar ng
that sucb cases had no business before the
courts, and with considerable display of
anger. said Twill continue to remove
commissioners in this district until can get
men who have some common sense and de-
cenCy about them.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
sey- ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH BROAD street corner Of
Twenty-nfth)- LEWIS w. BURTON. Rector.
Services at IL A. NJ. and Z. IL.
Address at Good Shepherd Chapel, Twenty
eighth street between Leigh and NJ. at 4:90 p. VI.
Lenten services TUESDAY, 7:3G A. Ne; WE'D
NEsDAY, SIP. NJ; FRIDAY, II A. NJ.
The congregation Is reminded OF the Easter Of
fering April 9Th.
WBDDRLL-AgNORIAL CHAPEL Denny street,
Fulton)-Rev. PIKE POWERS. d. D., Minister.
Services at ais Il. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
A GOOD JOKE
That WAS Enjoyed by the Court.

Especial telegram % the Dispatchl
LYNcHBuRG, March 21.--One of the best
Jokes Of the term occurred to-day IN the
Felix Redd case, sent up from Pulaski
county. Kcdd is a small negro, not over
sixteen years of age. During his trial he
sat near the District Attorney, and near
him sat lawyer from Roanoke. dressed in
the heghth of fashion. The jury took the
case without argument, and very soon re-
turned verdict of Not guilty" After
the Jury had been discharged it leaked out
that they mistook the elegantly-dresssed
lawyer for the prisoner, and not believing
that such a nice man would retail liquor
ont of a tin cup in the mountains to ne
croes, as charged by the witnesses, they
acquitted him without any parley over tho
matter. Judge Paul got wind of the mat
ter and laughed as heartily as any one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IReported for the Dispstch.l

MARCH 81, 1890.
Loose tobacco sales today. 1885 pounds, With
l7c. highest and i've. lowest
Loose sales for week ending to-day, 22,145
pounds highest. l7c.; lowest, lc.
Auction offerings on Change, 81 packages,
and II taken in highest price, s-'5; lowest
81 average. s320. one bright hogshead sold Of
auction for s42j0
Iniernal-reyenue collections. cigars and ci-
garcttes, s295.so; tobacco. s3,SO9l2 total
s3,g+92
Private sales reported to-day. IS filters,
smokers. cutters, Is wrappers, % dsrks-toEal
sales. e. hogsheads.
Breaks small. and chiefly new dsrks offered
on Change. Reviews and old samples make
up most sales. To-days auction offerings are
OF more desorlpt kinds, by old samples mainly.
Prices firm and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
SOUTHSlDE STRIKERS.
The Meeting of the Ettrick Employees
Yesterday.
fspecial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.I


PrTFRsBuRa. VA, March 21.-The striking
operatives of the Ettrick cotton-factory
held meeting in that village this evening.
II was expected that the directors of that
factory would be present and assist in
their deliberations. as they had been in
vited and had expressed their willingness
TO be present, but for some reason they
failed TO put in an appearance. The opera
tives passed q resolution to leave then
troubles to committee of arbitration,
the directors to select two and the strikers
two. the fifth man to be selected by the
fonr and whatever they decide to be salts.
factory to both parties. This proposition
will be submitted to the directors to-mor-
row
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Gives General Satisfaction.

TSp0CINI t0I0FTHUI 70 mo DI7I7I77'1'I
NoRroIK. VA. March 21.-The trial of the
negro Henry Curtis for the murder OF the
SewelPs Point storekeeper, I. l.. Waller,
was concluded this afternoonin the County
Cont and the iurv brought IN verdict Of
murder in the first degree. The rest of the
Gang of negro fiends who assisted in burn
INC the body of the storekeerer after the
killing and then robbed the premises Will
be tried next week The courtroom was
crowded all day, and the verdict gives gen.
eral satisfaction,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Death of General Francis III. Smith.


LEXINGTON. VA, March 21.-At 4o'clock
Father of the Virginia Military. Instl-
tnte." the West Point of the Confederacy,
peacefully passed away IN his elshty;,s;eeSy-
eDth wear. The hags on the Virginia Mlli-
tary Institute are at half-mast. No ar
rangements for the funeral have been
made. but theremains viii be inferred Sat-
urday with military honOrS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
No. PARK.PI,ACE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH west Franklin street,
Rev. j. WILEY PLEDsoE. Psstor.-Presching at II
A. NJ and T.. NJ. by the Pastor.
At night the Pastors subject will be "De
spondency."
Sunday school az 9l5 A. NJ.
Class meeting at 3 T. NJ
Wednesday evening services at O'Clock.
Strangers cordially Invited to attend all the
services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Electrical Executions.

NV York. March 2l.--The Court of APP
peals has affirmed the judgments of the
courts below IN the Kemmler murder case
declaring the electrical execution act con-
stitutional and holding that no error was
committed on the trial of the accused.
The court is unanimous. Only one opin-
ion Is written and that by Judge Denis
O'Brien.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
fsg- TRINITY METHODIST

CHURCH corner Broad and Twentieth
stroets)-Rev J. I. WHITLEY, Pastor.-SUspAY,
March 23d, the Sunday school and Biolo-classes
will meet at 9l5 A. NJ. At II the Pastor will
conduct divine worship and preach on "The Sc
crot Of Perfect Peace" At 2. VI. the topic OF
his discourse will be " The Sin Of Unfaith." The
usual service OF prayer and praise, with short
lecture, on WEDNESDAY at 8 p. II. Bring the
new Hymn-Book TO ell the services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22

super, tgss2D; DO. extra, Sx75a&a0; 90
family. aIsaASo: Ci.y mills, Mo brsnas, OK ~.
uA <.1asAtO; winter wheat, passn. ts ss
s'spi spring do do. s4.s5asasD. dc. do. snsis.e'
sA3asL'o; d.. do, extra, t36os3a wnos
southern fairly active aud steady fniu,5a -,
ongDerry, slas7c.: No. 2 siatfsc:; ssceme. ~
soasie. western steady: No winter fea. spoe
Nay, SSassAc.: July, SIC. asked. Corp-sontnetn
qulet and easier white s5assc yellow. ssss.c'
western steady; mixed spot, 55Xs3h. mnrS".
59aaBc.; April 85<e35c; May. Sbh sooNe.,'
June, 5oh ae6hc-: July. StssThc; susu ,,n
SIhaoIh &c; steamer, AAa2jc. Oats nrm s s,.,,.
e esn ana rennsylyanis, SasOc.; western ,nits
Soa'Oc do. mixed. 27a2skc.; graded NO: s"n,se,
2sSc. Rye fair: prime 70 choice, 5sas!e. nay
stea1y aud unchanged. prime 10 CHOICE unv.ns'
fi25OaSl2 PROVISIONS nrm aud steady. hess-
pOrk-Old, tlu75; new, Ni.TA BULK neeS
ueoSe)-shonders, sic.: long-clear anu. oiesi
no sides. SAC. sugnr-pickled shoulders eas
bhc. sugar cured smoked shoulders, oAa
SIC. Hams, I0kai1kc. Lsrd-Refned. Nc:
crude, SIC Butter active and good demand ior
primo goods: western ladle, l6a2ic.; best roli,
lbalec; Creamery. 24a26c. Eggs strong west
ern, l3kc Petroleum unchanged refined, nc.
Coffee dull but Brm: kio cargoos TAR, NS
Dhc sugar steady: A soft, 8 S-ibs6Hc. copper
steady; refined. i2fssi3Sc. Whiskey nrm AZ
Sl.O9as1.l0. FrelRhts 10 Liverpool per steamer
avn cotton, i0c. -four per ton in "a ks, 2Osgss
grain per bushel, 81. Cork. for orders, fssis'Sa'
sales-Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 5l,OOO bush-
els.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 2l-Quotatons we're Armand
unchanged. No. 9 spring wheat, s0aN4c; No.
2 red, SosS0k. No. corn, askc. No oats
2lkc Mess-pork. Si0.37H a$l04O. Lard, tnv' -
Sh0rt-ribs, s5af5. 10. shoulders. sA35asA ~.
Sb0rt-clesr. g.. s0aS5S1. Whiskey, SL02.
Leading futnrqa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Leave TO Declare "A Conditional Dividend
by Telegraph 20 The DispatchI

NV YoRE, March 21.-Judge O'Brien, OF
the Supreme Court, this morning granted
leave TO the Sugar Trust to declare divi-
dend of ~ per cent. on $50, 600, 900 on con-
dition that the portion due the North
River Refining Company's interest be de;
posted with the Court pending the mai
determination Of tho suit against that CON-
pany by the Court of Appeals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Another Hanging.

fHy telegraph 20 the Dispnpch.l
NEW ORLEANS. March 2i.-Tho 7imes- DINO
Gratis Plaquemine NAl special says. Prince
Saunders (cOlored) was hanged at 1890 to-day in
the Jail yard. The Screens were pulled back and
he was allowed 10 speak TO the crowd. The crime
for which Prince suffered death was the murder
Of Rhody Walker, his mistress. on tue llth OF
December. 1889. Just few hours after Carter
wilkinson was hung, whose execution Saunders
witnessed lie leaves a wife and several sisters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
IL MnS a Enke.
,specisl telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial teIogfnm 70 INC DIsTaVVD'I
CuARlrsroN. w. VA, March 2l.-The
sensational reports telcgraphed to the lead
ing papers recently OF ths b ynvnf oT the
BeIcber turns out to be fake. Dabney',s
trial has inst been concluded, the jury find
ing him guilty Of murder in the first de-
GREE. and the Judge sentenced the prisoner
fo confinement in the penitentiary for lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22

Ing killed After he had taken In the loco' tar,
sack and shut the door Of tho car some ~ N II,
ped for admission. He paid no atsenuS ssnown
and when the train pulled out some w. .,e win
person hred Two loads OF buckshot INTO .a shst-
dow OF tile car. filing the agents face WIZ
tered Rlass. but falling 10 hit him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Trinity College Released in Favor of Dur
ham.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l


RALEIGH, n. c.. March 2l.-The commit
tee appointed yesterday at Durham by the
trustees of Trinity College came here to.
day and submitted to the committee OF
the Raleigh subscribers reasons why the
latter should release the trustees from the
obligation to locate the college here. The
Raleigh committee unanimously adopted
resolution releasing the trustees from all
claim, subject to the approval of the
Raleigh subscribers to the fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
ntoJ from ufs lyouDds

MOBILE, ALA, March 2l-COnductOr z. b. Nc
Curly, who was shot yesterday by the negro Gus
Thomas on tho Louisville and Nashville rain
and who 10 turn shot and killed the negro, died
to-day Of hts wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Did They Bay Him Out9
,O,,o,.,aI ,eIogram 10 the pispatch.

Especial telegram to the DispA"h'l
pApEERsBuno, W. Va, March H.-Ihe
announcement is made here to-day thst the
Standard-Oil Company had Dought ouI
George Rice, Of Marietta, VINO nas oee' =, -, =
eeia;,oeJ that Rice was paid 100000 for his
,nterssf. The Standard-Oil men here reiuse
20 confirm or deny the report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22

sa5- GRACE-STREET BAPTIST.
Pastor-Rey. DIR. WILLIAM < HATCHER
Sunday school st 9 A. M.
Sunday preaching at II A. VI. ands p. N.
WEDNESDAY service at p. N.
FRIDAY service young men'D ateP. n.
Free seats and welcome 70 all Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
The Worlds Fair BILL

WASHINGTON, March 2l.--Tbe House Com
mittee on Rules to-day decided 20 report
iayprably 10 the House Mr. Gamblers reso-
luton setting apart next Tuesday for con-
alteration IN the House OF the Worlds
far bill, and providing for nnal acton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoiN CONNECTION THeREWTTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from 10th Boards--Cotton
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.

Bytelegraph TO tie Dispstcn.
- WASHINGTON. March si.-For Virginia,
TAIN fair weather. followed by light rains,
eastorly winds, stationary tempera-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
Baseball.

ST. Augustine: =.
Brookiyns. 0 0 0 0 o.
observation-disclosures. II: Brooklyns. 2. En-
rors-Chicago, 2: Brooklyns, 3. batteries-lnks
and Magic; COugh!in AMI Daley.
Char lesion:
New lOrks...................
Base-hits-New Iorks, Z: Philadelphia, H.
Frrors-New YOrks. z; FhilSdelphias. o. Bate
rios-Rand and Pat Murphy; Gleason and Glenn
ents.
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Improvement of the Savannah River
nv telegraph 70 the DispAtcn.l

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Mr. Barnes, OF
Georgia. addressed the House Committee
on Rivers and Harbors to-day in favor OF
the Improvement of the Savannah river.
He urged its importance to Augusta and to
those sections OF Georgia and South Caro-
lima bordering on the river, because treights
would be reduced TO the great advantage OF
both OF those States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-22
WmIeave for the Holy Land.

Especial telegram 70 INC UIspaIchI
NORFOLK, March 21.-Rev. DR.. Gwin, pas
Tor of the Park-Avenue Baptist church,
will leave Norfolk on Monday for 2 three
months trip in the Holy Land for the p9r-
pose Of perfecting literary. information Tor Tor
his Forthcoming book on STUDIES III the
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