davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1890-05-29

wash, April 80. isDO.
Notice is hereby giveu that In oompiiapc
With tho provisions OF the act Of congress (
June 2, 1873, entitled AN act Tor thv cal
oi timber lands Ia the states of tsltiuinE
oregon, Nevada and Washington tcfritofy.
Joseph II. Spear, Of spokane falls e0uIli
of spokane. state 9f Wnshinaiof. hat tnl
day hied In this oiiico his sworn statement
so. -, iof the purchase OF the cis ~
81 nel4 OF sec. 20, In Twp 80 a., range
o., W. NJ, Rnd viii offer proof 10 show tlia
the land sought Is more valuable for u
timber OF stonc than for AGRICULTURAL pul
poses, aud 10 establish his ciNim to fal
land before the register and receiver ~ tfil
Office at Spokane Falls. wash. on Meains
day. the 10Th day OF Jui,. 1870, az % A. N
lie names a. Witnesses Hcpfy Btnok, {
spokane Fails. Wash Da,ii l.. HUI, q
springdale, Wash Charles u. Arnod, q
lnpn Lake, Wash, and Jacob Nogt. OF sprins
dale Wash.
A,iy aud all persons claiming advers-l
the above described lands are requested I
nle their claims In this otlco on or bcioi
said 3Oth day OF July, 1900.
setO A. W SsrNONO. RcristGr-
, 1890-05-29
DILLON WAS srRUCK.
A Public Demonstration Dispersed
by the Police.

DUBLIN, May 2L--The demonstration
at Cashoi to-day, which was prohibited
by the government. was game OF hide
ard seek Dillon managed 10 address
, 1890-05-29

The work of strengthening the for.
works of the colony is advancing, and
the arming of the forts with a new style
of broech-loaders Is almost finished.
, 1890-05-29

Edward Bcllamy, who has been in
yi.ed to lecture before the Chautnuqua
assembly yneStsummer OIL social theories,
says he wants no remuneration, but will
ask that his expenses he paid.
, 1890-05-29

o1ls ks.safd for the retlrn 81 my hnrse
CIV stfHyed OF stolen hsy =; one cbes
itit sorfel; branded l. On ieH hip; suts
spot OF white In iorohcadj had halter on
one dark gray mare; no shoes on; bf*nic
J. n. ON lcit shoulder. J. J. STAGE, slsA
ant View Addition. rel
, 1890-05-29

Recorder Smyth, the terror OF New
York cyIl-door', is a keen-fcatured,
clean. shaycn man OF rather sinister ex-
preston, with a gray fringe of chin
whiskcrs, and suffers his back hair to
turn over his collar.
, 1890-05-29

"uncle Jerry" Rusk Is striking fig.
urc when ho appears in the blue room Of
the White house. Ho is not enamored of
formal ceremonies and contcsses that lie
hdgots when lac finds himself in fine
ciothps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29

or, common 10 eocd, sf.f7As1.s1%. Tnrpsau1s
dull At <l'<s<fxc. Pors nrm msss, o,S. ~ 80
sii. Niddlcs strong snnrt clear. Ssrs ~. W.
and about stesdy; western steam, ~: spL"
tGta Freights dun: cotton, >xd. ffains SHo'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March notwithstanding wee
rather light today. and fluctuations 81 pticcs
were confined within marrow limits. b1siDess
was interfsred with BY tho severe storms tnS
wires being down. Tho storm 1T snew. wind
and sleet 10 Illinois, Kansas, and Missouri We
not considered favorable for the crop. In fact
tho weather was pretty much all over TIE winter
wheat district, and vas rather upfayofaels. Inc
opening Was fhs same a Yesterdays closing
eased of AsEc.. held nrm, advancing q
outside figures. sgsin declined. and closed
about &c. lower for May and 30 lower
for July than tho closing nkures %
Yesterday Corn VAS inactive TIE creator pefs
of tho session md devoid Of any Important fea-
lures. The market opened rather nrsn at yes-
tsrday,s closing prices, bu, tho persistent oner-
tpas OF Nav by q large local trader had n de-
pressing effect, and The nnsi quotations wcro
about the same ~ yesterday. Oats were NODE
rslcIy active and prices averaged higher, ont
tho extreme outside figures were not maintained
uAii the close. Hog products--outside os mo-
derale trade iu mess- pork and sbort-riD sides
the market attracted very liitle s1tonton.
Leading futures rangedi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
FURTHER FACTS.
summing Up After Recovery from the
shock.
rBy telegraph to tie Dlspa,ch.l


fBy telegraph to tie Dispa,ch.l
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. March p
In Tho course Of the storm lay the prded
tnbscco market of the city, and to-day
,,-arebousas almost to the last one are IN
Inns They include Kentucky, Picketts,
Ninth- Street. Falls City, PhUnlx' Green
over Louisville, Enterprise. central ana
planters The destruction OF the LOUIS
Vile and Ninth-Sreet warehouses c9ulu
moi nossibly have been more complete
Thousands of hogsheads of tobacco lay ID
mass of brick and mortar some III Wv
others buried from sight oenesth lhe
,{'i,,s Tho louisville Hotel. between
SIKH and Seventh, was unrooied, ahu
ntLervvise wrecked, while the pulld,nE
v,est occupied as cigar store upon t4-e
fir.f floor ana sleeping-rOoms on the second
and third was razed entirely 10 the ground,
moi n single brick remaining III place.
YOUNG GnLs KILLED.
7, Tho destruction of this house many
H. Were lost. principally Of persons VINO
nccun,ed Steering there: Many OF
them were Young girls employed at Tue NO.
tel next door. .o;1o1lo ,,,ocos
The saloons and other ayaliAolo li,.,,e5
hoys been turned into hastlly-lmprO'lseu
,a,-,ues where the bodies are taken as IasV
as recovered and left awaiting ldehtiica-
ION Patrol-wagons are being presSeu INTO
lie
service a. dead-wagonS' l,;,1
&c aue for the storm. Is all the inte,GePt-
inc objects in that lire are pract,caiil ~
duced to nothingness. freqnsntlfH, IN -,
the centre Of some three-slaed u"eiii"s g
unbrokcn chandelier Is SIN sWluSiinE. ~. -
fcrs,n and Market streets are 10 almost ~
lad a condition as Main. and hundreds 81
WAGONS are busy cartIng away soll9o aiu
Lr,ten ,urniture from what were MONIES
Yesterday, but are no longer -,
Noseive trees IN the park on JeHeIS9h
-, have been twisted ard broken ms
,,ods aud lay crossed and plied ~ on ShCh
n,her Everywhere iu track OF tne stoiIu
In wreck aud ruin. The tarpchtel-hii..i' Al ~
IRON. Works on Eighth street, a luuf-StSi y.
Iuildiug. was blown down ana Vniy ""
feet Of walls remain standing
AcoNYLAGRATIoN.
Tho whole liouor establishment OF .. i;
Rrovvn a Sons, on corner OF f1gn9,h .,s "'.N'
Main streets, fell and instantly nfev,'
csueht ijre aud caused an awiai coi ns Gu
ton, The building consisted ~ s,r n
s.,r;os ard was comparatively ne" s.Iue,
sso ,a tSy hard work the hremen inahaseu
."io, tn The blaze despite the enaiaS,s.oI
" " ~ StnfT that nlled il. BUILDINGS ee(a.
VI ~ a, !, ,yeye considerably torn up anu
CENT " " ,'ns;t;ve seyeral dead are beneath
" qulso The treat building No. 40
wv s.rnst oceupied bvS <. 6unthSr, 10
t tlaiu hrolsr H. ID. Toewater, ana JalnSS
M p,they was nearly demolished, as W.,
W. la an immense bulldog 9cvupieu
10 =, T' Thierman h Co., wholesals hn ,ar,,
dealers, and The Landgon nrease rs, storaae
Germany atg37. Carter bro'"e''
rooms we're badly damagsd' tho oneens.
Several men were 'h'a'SN -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Six Thousand Students Arrested--Want the
Entrance Fees Rsduced-Other Items.
tRv any,o r,nr;e.r cabta N she nspatcn.l

Afhtfhnft tts
by Anglo-American cable TO she Dispatch.l
Moscow. March 2s.-The University and
the College of Husbandry here have been
closed by the Government on account OF
the recent disorders among the stuuenss.
Six thousand students attending the inst'-
tutions have been arrested. The disorders
at the college were due to the arbitrary
action Of the Director. who prohibited the
circulation among The students OF the
"Kreutzer Sonata" work OF Count
Tolstoi, the Social reformer.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March 2s.-The students
here have presented q memorial TO Pro
lessor Mendelcleff demanding reduction
of the entrance fees, the unrestricted adj
mission of Jews to the University, and the
equality of male and female students.
Mendecleff promised to intercede with
the authorities in behalf Of the students.
LABoR-coNFERENCE BANQUET.
BERLIN, March 2s.-The delegates 70 the
Labor Conference had farewell dinner az
Kaiser Hof this evening. The dinner was
given by Baron Won Beilepsch. the Prus-
sian Minister of Commerce. Delegate Rel
pelsberg. of Austria, toasted Emperor VII
liam. Baron Won Berlepsch toasted the
sovereigns of countries represented IN the
Conference. Bishop Kopp. one of the Ger
man delegates, expressed satisfaction at the
agreement of the results of the Conference
with the teachings of Christian morality.
He invited NJ. Jules Simon, of France. as
the eldest delegate present. TO deliver an
address. NJ. Simon made few eloquent
remarks. in which he said he hoped that
the principles enumerated by the Confer
ence would find ultimate and universal
practical application.
FRICTION REMOVED.
Drtn Dtut,,nralr ho Z
sent long farewell letter to the Bundes-
rath. The ReictSdazie9er published col
lection of letters from all parts of Ger
many thanking Prince Bismarck for has
services to the State. The publication OF
these letters is supposed to indicate that
the friction between the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck has been removed.
SYMPATHY FROM ABROAD.
LONDON, March 9.-Commenting on the
| calamity caused by the cyclone in the
western States the Telegraph says: II IS our
| sole consolation If we can do nothing else
we can at least give or money to help the
| ruined and homeless.
THE 1.-THE RENT BILL.
LONDON. March 2S.-1he tlthe rent bill
| passed its second reading in the House oil
| Commons tO-night-2s9 to lGi.
TIN-pIATERs STRIKE.
LONDON. March 2S.-The Welsh tin
| platers at Mengrifiths have struck for al
| advance i'll their wages.
| WITHOUT RESULT.
LIVERPOOL. March 2S.- The conference
between the striking workmcn and then
employers has been without definite result
! The lockers employed here have decided
to resume work. as their terms have beer
| conceded to. They viii assist the othol
strikers to hold out,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
DEATHS.

CHRISTfAS.-Dled on March 9Th, CARRIE
CLAUDIA, only daughter Of George L. Chris
tian.
Funeral services ~ Dr.. Hoge's church On
SATURD Mach .9ib, at l20'clock u.
DOLD. Died, az the residence Of her son-ln-
law, Mr. William ". sands, Ia the city VI hicn.
mond, Mrs. VI. Is. DOLD
Funeral TOMORROW In Lexington.
Lexington papers please copy.
LKE-Died, at his residence. li25 north Seven
teenih street, March 20, 1890, at $50 A. NJ,
RICHARD LIZ.
Funeral VIII take place THIS Saturday,
MORNING from hts late residence at9,D o'clock.
Wilmington DELI and Philadelphia us.l pa
pers please copy.
OAKLgY.--Diei, a, Lower Branien, Va,
March 23th, &. +. OAKLEY.
The funeral viii take plsce TO-DAY from
Lower Brandon, and the remains will b. buried
in the family bunal-grOund near that place.
sAyAGE.-Dled, on Friday afternoon. March
2efh ~ O'Clock, at the residence 81 her mother,
Mira saran Il. Dean, 1904 west Marshall street,
Mra ELLA K SAVAGE, wife Of william b.
Savage, IN the twenty seventh yoar OF her ago
Funeral at the Grsce->treot Baptist church ~
80 o'clock THIS AFTERNOON. Friends aud ao-
QGaintances are invited 10 a1toad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
Most Fearful in It's History.

METROPOLIS. LII. March 23.--Ihis town
was visited by the most fearful storm yes
terday that has ever occurred inits history.
portion Of her citizens and such wholesale
destruction Of property as was never
known before. Suddenly,there came from
the southwest a rolling, dark cloud. appa-
rently born Of the union Of two clouds.
In moment it swept down INTO
the Ohio river, now at flood tide,
and on lifting, there followed 1t column
OF water estimated all the way from nifty
10 two hundred feet in height. TINS curl
Gus phenomenon swept onward. striking
the river-front like a sledge hammer, OF
Hercules, demolishing buildings as II they
had been cardboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
now drawn in raising the tariff on clear

now drawn In raising the tariff ON clear
Havana tobacco. -.
This afternoon at special meeting 'nc
Board Of Trade adopted the following:
Whereas one of the provisions OF tue ; nio,
a direct blow at one Of the great manufac-
turing interests Of this State-ylz., .lo
manufacture of Havana cigars; and wnersaS
the discrimination viii almost totaily uc-
stroy the manufacture Of Havana cigars III
the United States therefore
Rssolred, That our Senators ana hepre-
sentatiyes in Congress be, and are heIeoy,
requested to assist the committees ABOUT
to visit Washington in the interest OK tne
cigar manufacturers. and to use al iegitl-
innate means to bring about such cnange Dr
modification of said bill as VIII properly
encourage this growing industry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
THAT FATAL WIND.
The Mad Career of a Western
Storm.
TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION
CT Life and Property in
Louisville.
A So DDEN WOOp.
Houses Blown Down and People
Buried.
UNPRECEDENTED CALAMITY.
HosrtrcndinG Seenes-Tho Dead and the
Dying-saloons Turned into
Morgucs.
UNPRECEDENTED CALAMITY.
HoArtrcnding Scenes-Tho Dead and the
Dying-Saloons Turned into
Morgucs.

late telegramrs to the Dispatch Friday
morning conveyed information that tor
rible cyclone had visited Louisville. Ky.
and other central western cities, and great
ioss Of life had resulted. particularly in
louisville. Tho details could not then be
obtained owing TO the havoc that the
wind had PLAYED with the telegraph-wircs
iut tho meagre reports received were not
highly sensational. As will be seen from
tho kilograms below few more appalling
calamitieshaye ever happened in this coun-
frr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Delegations After Naval Matters-UrGeDi
Deficiency Bill.
by telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

t3y telegraph 70 the DlFphcnl
WAsHryGroS, March 2S.-There were
Neutrality-suspicious. before the House Commit
tee on Naval Affairs to-day. The first was
from New Orleans. and was headed by
Breedlove Smith. The members wanted
the committee to make provision for a
navv-yard at Algiers, near'New Orleans. in
Conformity win the recommendation Of
the Naval Commission. Another delega-
ton from Pensacola, headed by W. d.
Ch;plev. sought 10 have the old navy-yard
there re0pened and made frst-class
ward. There was also n delegation from
Port ROYAL, S. c., with d. c. Wilson as
spokesman, who wanted the dry-dock
located there.
Tho conterrces on the urgent deficiency
bill have reached an agreement, and Will
report TO their respective houses to-mor-
row. The omendmcnts added by both
houses have been dropped. but heamount
Topped of is small. the bill ne agreed TO
carries Il total appropriation Of S24. 253,20,
S55.J 800 lese than tie total Appropriation
passed BY the Senate.
Senator Daniel to-day Introduced bill
recurring that American citizens shall be
given preference in tho employment upon
public works and upH Government work
let out by contract. ~
The House at its evening session passed
twenty-five private pension bills. aud at
1880 o'clock adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
Singular Fatality OF n Quarrel

CLEVELAND. o., March 2s.-Offlcer Dennis
Murphy when OF duty last night, became
involved in quarrel with crook named
Moore and undertook TO arrest him. Moore
ran after Murphy with revolver IN hand;
They ran into Officer Mc1ighe, who nsd
heard the racket. AIcIighe and Murphy
grappled in the dark. neither recognizing
the other, and each began shooting, Inc
result Is that Murphy is dying, hcllghe
has two severe wounds, and q citi1en
named Walsh, who was passing. was SHOT
In the foot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
A CALL FOR ARMED MEN.
The Senior Order of American Mechanics
and tho American Flag.
tBy TELEGRAPH 70 the Dispatchl

PTTrsDURGH. Pa, March 2s.-1he Senior
Order OF American Mechanics have called
for one thousand armed men to assist to-
morrow in placing the American tag on u
public school-houso at Mucklerat,
small mining town in Sterret township,
this county. The mechanics attempted
were met at the entrance to the
school-houso by a mob of Foreigners
VINO refused to allow The flag to be placed
on the building. Insulting expressions
were made use Of, and finally the senti-
meut became so great that the School
Board finally urged the committee to with
draw, fearing a resort TO violence. The
mechanics returned. and after reporting
Ito matter to their council q circular was
issued calling for 1000 armed men to see
that the fag was placed on the building
tomorrow. The feeling is high md there
may be trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK March &-To-day IN STOCK was the
duIlest OF the phenounenally duh week, aud
while there was the greatest indisposition TO
trade on either side OF the account We s1voSa'cs
OF lower figures, encouraged d. the disasters 20.
ported this morning, were enabled 10 force on
prices small fractions ana in some rev speclai-
tes material Losses we're sustained. The ap-
proech OF April settlements gives inc pear
slight temporary advantage. nut III snsro was
a0y real scarcity Of money Is would hsve SHOWN
itself today, when considerable sums OF money
are withheld owing 10 the rule OF the stock Tx
change, which makes all the loans until MONDAY,
aud tho disbursements are expected 70 go
through Without causing any disturbance IN ,he
street. The strength in sterling exchange ea-
change added 10 the feeling OF depression
somewhat to-day, but houses with foreign
connections say that by The middle OF
April foreigners will again be buyers IN this
market II ~ also also confidently eApeOt1d
thet tho investment demand, which usually
makes rs appearance from tho bth 10 the l)tn
OF April, will be the foundation for permanent
Improvement In prices and marked increase
in prices, Dealings to-day FURNISHED little
ground for comment, but the disasters reported
this morning gsve 8 tearish tendency 10 inc
feeling IN the street and almost everything
opened on, Louisville and Nashville and Louis
vile. New Albany and Chicago, s. was natural I.
showing tho greatest losses The downward
movement IN tho unusual dulness OF the nrss
hour went but little farther, sni an uproFe.
ment WAS sOOn inauRurated under me ieau
OF Missouri Pacific and the sugar rennerles.
Tho upward movement was entirely insignin-
cant and dulness ana stagnatlon ruled Tor The
remainder OF the day up 10 the last hour. The
payment Of dividend on Chicago gas by the
Fidelity Trust Company caused great deal OF
tnlF. but no apparent effect upon the stock was
made by Il. Tno usual dividend upon La'ka-
wanna fell far, but the report that coal WAS
being sold uuder tho schedule prices sagged All
alors except Rogding OF slightly. Ia tue
day the old stories of new issue OF bOuds on
krin were circulated and accompanied ny a
vigorous tnslaught upon the stock and second
consOis, both Of which yielded. the latter mate
rally The close Of the market, however, was
dull and stagnant at something under the nrst
prices asa rule. Total sales-Listed, 5000: I'M
lierf. 1000 shares.
ErsnfnG-Excnsnge quiet and firm 10 strong at
Is. is III. Money casy at ~. sub-Treasury
;. amces-- Coin, sl6 80, 600: currency, .W1
goyernmentsdull and steady fo nr forts 4per
c-il-..l2 ex. coupons, 1857 bid; ox.lntcress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
4 Total Loss.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch

T@ptCIdI ItItkIdIII 70 IIIt UIaphlIsI
NORFOLK, Va, March 28.-The vessel re-
ported ashore on the Hattoras coast il the
two-masted schooner William II. Keeney,
Captain Lippincott, bound from Baltimore
TO Savannah with a cargo Of coal. She was
driven ashore some time last night. The
crew were ali saved, but the vessel is full Of
water and is a total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
TREASURER ARcHeR'S SHORTAGE.
The Amount Likely to Exceed One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.
fRy teleerapb . the Dlspat.n.l

AxNAPoLrs, March 28.-The joint commit
tee Of the Legislature appointed to iDyesti-
cato the deialcation of Stevenson Archer.
Treasurer Of tie State. made report to-
nisht of the r. nit Of the investigation in
Baltimore. They enumerated five classes
OF bonds. of which there should be in the
Treasurer's hands total Of S572 GOO. They
found $4,000. showing a dedication OF
Sl27. 600. This amount is exclusive OF the
coupons on some of these bonds not ac--
counted for. amounting perhaps 10 several
thousand dollars more. A subsequent in
vcstigatiOn may show some change IN the
figures above given, but that there exists q
leayy defalcGtion there is no room for
doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAen.
NEW YORK.

NEW WORK.
NKw YORK. March 2S--Cotton steady; MID
dliog, II 9.IGc. sales, 20 bales, all spinnera ;
siOck. f4,7M bales. southern -four dun ana
weak. Wheat Irregular ana quiet; No. red,
81 &C.. in elevator: options duh; No Z red,
March, s6g.c.: April, So Corn nrm ard icas
actlvo: 40 e. sS&aS5Ac- optlons duh and
steady: March, 3s-se.: NAY. Ssae. Oass drmer
aud fairly active; March. as;sr.: May, ere.
No . spot, sStasoc. Hops easy and quiet.
Apftl, sizd5asi37n: spot Rio casisr and uuies
fair cargoes, ssn So Sugar--kaw quiet and
steady; fair refining. &C.: fcnned sieAdy. No
lasses- Foreign lower: 5o<tcst, slc. New Orleans
quiet Hice ssroag and active. cotson-sesd 81
ssronser: crude. s9AsDA6 itosin cutst; stcAea'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
More Fractions students.
fBr telecrnph to tho pispatch.l

tby telegrhpn W mo blsph'oh'l
AMHEBsr, Mass. March 2s.-The faculty
of Amherst College last night suspended
the entire Freshman class. The class had
refused TO attend any college exercise
whatsoever until three of their number
under discipline were reinstated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
Tall Chimney struck by Lightning.

NEwARK, n. j., March 25.-The chimney
of Clark's Thread Works. at Kearney, the
struck by lightning this morning and badly
damaged. The mills are forced to shut
1oWp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
Australian Election Bill Passed.

lUl NVIVkI nI7II 70 'IIV TI7F'''T1'I
ANNAPoLIs, Mn, March 2S.-Ihe Senate
tonight accepted the House amendments
10 the Australian bill and passed IT,.
The act only now awaits the Governors
signature to become law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
General Sickles Appointed sheriff.
lBr telegraph 70 The plspAtch.l

ALBANY. n. Y, March 2S-Goyernor Hill
this afternoon appointed Major-Genera.
Daniel +. Sickles sheriff of the city and
county Of New York IN the place of James
Flack. resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
n Another Protest from Cigar-Mskers'
fHv fafa.~A - -. nf,n.fch

JACKSONVILLE, March 2s.--At q meeting
OF the Havana cigar operatives held last
night resolutions were adopted protestihg
against the passage Of the Mckinley OH 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE March 2S.-Bsltlmore and Ohio
tocS. g.. Northern Central stock. 79a70H GIN
cinuGu. Washington and Baltimore lists,
PgEalOO; consolidated gas stock, 40ai1ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION THeREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW FORK AND RIcnmoxD STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-costos'
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations.
T3y telegraph 70 tie Dispsoca.
- wAsarxoTos. March ss--For Virginia
| RAIN and North Caroline, COLDER fair weather.
|Jnorthwestcriy winds, aud fair weather
On Sunday
on Sunday.

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY Was
partly cloudy with high winds ell day. Al night
II wss clear aud somowhst colder. The ther-
mometer az midnight registered Il degrees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-29
Weeks Failures.

lBy telegraph to Tho Dspatch.l
New YORK. March 2s.-The business fail
ures occurring throughout the country du-
ring the week number for the United
States, PIT ; Canada, Pa total of 2l3against
255 last week.
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MARRIAGES.


JONEs-MI1CHEff.-M Married, March 20, 1890,
by Rev. James c. Martin. Mr. LEWIS ;. JOSks
ami Miss CLARA ". MITCHELL; both Of this
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Hoods sarsaparilla is on the food tide
of popularity. winch. position it has reach.