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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
North Carolina Notes.

A $4,000 cotton-mill is to be erected at
Monroe.
The neat little sum of $50 was realized
from the cantata by the young people for
the benefit of the Episcopal rector.
Some negroes who have gone from Tar
boro' TO Texas write letters advising their
friends to stay in North Carolina.
Rev. Robert Strange. rector of st. James
church in Wilmington. will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon at the University next
June.
A vein Of gold-bearing quartz has been
found within the corporate limits OF the
town of Concord. and there IS great excite
ment accordingly.
The Albemarle Presbytery has licensed
George A. Sparrow to preach. lie Is q
LAWYER and has enjoyed "a large practice
mt Washington. He was converted last
fall.
A Mr.. p. McNaughton has purchased
%. 600 acres of land along the State bounda-
nv near Mt. Airy for an English syndicate
upon which to erect large number OF
saw-mills.
Thursday at Weldon, Sandy Garner, q
colored brakeman on the Coast Line, had
his right hand terribly mashed while cou-
ping cars. The thumb of his hand had to
be taken of by the attending ply stefan.
Forty fertilizer companies have formed n
pool and will test the constitutional right
OF the State to tax them $500 each for
license to sell fertilizers. If successful
there will be no fund TO carry on the Agrl-
cultural Department and the Agricultu-
raj College will be crippled.
A Mr. Mathis, of Winston, has sued
Watkins a Conrad, surgeon dentists, OF
the same place, for 1900 damages for al
legged improper professional treatment by
which he has been n great sufferer. The
expert testimony of DR.. V. l.. Turner, OF
Raleigh, will be used in the case, which
promises 10 be a notable one and OF very
special significance to the profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
BUCKINGHAM.
Death of an Old Lady-Farm Matters
Railroads.

,c...oaoonsance OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DIANA Mills. February Is, 1890.
A. praaIand one of the oldest ladies in
,o,,r comfy. died Yesterday morning at the
boms OF her son-in-law. Mr.. George n. lao,
ecott She was in the nInety-sixth year on
Ler eee. and was "A most amiable Chrstian
Id She leaves large number OF reia-
Ives and friends, both in this ana auloih-
inc counties, to mourn their loss.
The weather continues mud for winter,
tbonoh we have had some rough uays
lately. No ice hos been gotten IN 'nls s
neiphborhood as yet. and the cnancos aor
filing our houses are getting iesS o'o's
Nos, of our farmers are through WIN
~ ta,low;no and ahead with all their
far,n work. Our wheat - looking hts
rata and PROMISES well. There IS no com
,'ia;nt az ny or anything OF that soi' ',
pbich has passed by us as we have hau 81
1l,e mild winter has been very iayoraoie
Cor those who have had a large hu,aoo o. -,
cattle and but little TO feed them on c 0"a
stock and cattle are all looking WEI -, tn,l
s sT "a IS,,yers and peach trees are IN iuu
bloom. and the fear is THAT we sn''ii i"'' -
every kind of fruit this, year. ,rocross
,rLe railroad il making iair p,ogreH5,
.hro,,gb This part Of our county. zoo,
n ,auy Of hands and teams are al wo Ut
,,ndey the skilful management OF enter,
unsn, Contractors. IL they continne, a.
,bey are going on now the road VIII DC
completed in few months. IA =. ,he
A meeting OF citizens was neao a ~ ~.
court house last Monday. VINO a,.s" -
unanimously sustained the supoi o.,
refusing 10 sign tho county '
building the road. ....s % In grippe
y
amongst u.s. ous hon' IL.
xa~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

yRnnpo, ~ ba1n, = - 01gl7n4 ~
Siis 6Siss-siI sbisssss fsssI - V-lls( -
az: az: = y sss s -: -: j ss -; ess
llnsnt aSS7 baisx snoi, t6l,i5y b6>4 c.
6rsas Brisain, q 20 ssiss; y!aess. go 80
ist--Nst rscsipsz, klfsvsB baaeA 1slu11R
Great Brtfalns 1i<5.21 bAIss: fvoneH
bales; contissot i,s<a>os baDsA nco91
four duil ard barely ssssdy. 49, -
s sSS A. opsRS:s sssys ssS s,os;ss ss.e
No. rcd, February, o4Ac; narchs so: Ae05
BEc: Nay, 84c Corn active, hoeegs 80
v.sS No 8 MA p elsv.sos: ogsiss: 49, I
n xsS.Is5 re oss -. ss:vs s cpioos ssssIy -
tive end irmsr; February and March. o43s
April nhe Nay. Sc; , No ~ w. ~
closed arm: March, tia0,soidI0: May -
siaOs: July. sfAso; spos Mo higher esd scalvss
fair carRoes, Sfass Sugar--kav steady; fsif ~
lining, 8 i-iec. csntrsiugsl~ vetsse $50 ~
arm n-sssi. a.. New Orleans strong. kS.e
In fair demand. Petroleum ste.dy; eesS.s
..sOc. Co.ton-eocd oil quiet kossn nm. Tves
pentine nrm at <sHa.4S post nrm :nd 49,
quiet. cai-mcsu dun hiddlcs quiss !Acd
nrmsr ana quiet; steam, @D, opuons-.ss'
ruary, q. Is: Mag. ek2a Frsishn nm coseees
is-osd. grain. SD.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February n.-TrAdlns n veeee u
day Was larger and tho feeling unseuIeS Ns.
the tendency OF priccs uos aitoeethef - one.
sided as Of late Outside orders were n0S
numerous, and local operators also showed mosO
dispcsstion 70 trade. Tho market openoQ =
shaie castor, and prices soon declined No.. Wo2
under good buying the market r~octco 80
prices were advanced with numerous uucsSe.
lions re. and the closing was bahc nienc8
than yesterday. There was active euune y
growing feeling that tho priccs ought v %
pretty close TO tho bottom and THE belief. ne
doubi, induced some tuyine on long sccount
Influences were again mainly In tho Interest," %
the holders and some quito bulitsh news ~
received, but there appeared 20 be hard non8
between the bulls aud bears to gain the mAsteyy
OF the market The weather bureau inds-
Gated colder weather, and this following me rsin
OF last night tskeu ~ STRENGTHENING feAsure
Corn was agsin active. and though nucessuooe
kept with &c. range. large quantities enaneeo
carly had some influence, though tho same ops-
rator purchased later IN the day. oats were 49,
tive but unsettled and sold hs'fc lover at the
opening, but later the market became stronger
and the loss was more than rcgained lnterese
centred chiefly Ia May. Special trading ves
moro active In May pork and deliveries beyond,
and under free covering by shorts, and some IN
ye-tment demand, the price ruled nrmer. there
WAS net gain OF 7xaiskc. IN pricc& Tiers
WAS a fair interest shown In lard. but usoiao
was Of a smaller volume than was noted 10 pork.
Prices we're firmer and stronger aud there Wa
more doing In cash. Moderate activity charac-
terized tho market Tor short~ribs and prros for
futures improved ~ a5c
Iaading futurog I'm ngpr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

On the contrary, they have pronvm
already TO introduce bill handing . S
the local governments Of Ireland Y. must
convicted criminals. The minTtes ,ch
dissociate themselves publicly from sHvs
views. otherwise they win find thengsI n,c,ss
IN an embarrassing dilemma. Inc Iii,
admits that The judges dealt honesty .hsv
the facts presented to them, bat say;s ,n mar
had their .preiudices. They were llhp n~,,
tial in their conclusions. but have SNOWY
marked Partially in their distributor ~
explosives. hurting epithet after epitn.e,a, ~
the Irish members of the House witnV,ns
offering ono disappearing word TOT ino
forgcries Of the Tories.
The st. James Gazetfe says IL will DC
monstrous perversion Of the report 20 uo,
duce therefrom general verdict OF nos
guilty. Mr.. Parnell and his associates
were found guilty of criminal conspiracy
maintained by the indictments from wn,cn
their crime directly ensued. The Palfai J.
ment would not 60 beyond its rights II ~
expelled them as though they were actuahy
convicted.
Provincial papers express opinions as W
the findings OF the Parnell Commission
based on their political views.
The Gladstonean papers hold that .ho
report is q triumphant acquittal. while tne
Unionist papers declare that IL is an ein-
pUtDlt CONTAMINATION Oh tue IarHtIlltt''
The Globe says that the report will hence
forth be supreme authority on the history
Of the Land League. Ii cannot be appeaieo
to for one purpose and not for another.
DUBLIN. February 1.-the Fireman,
Journal says the Parnellite members OK i
the House of Commons are acquitted an
along the line. The report, it says. IS W.
tually verdict against their accusers.
The Express says hereport indicates that
the work Of the Land League was con-
nected with the increase Of crime in Ire.
land. The moral weight of the verdict
against the respondents is tremendous.
No pleading can relieve them of the terri-
bic responsibility. The findings embody 8
series of the gravest charges. Though
Parnell is not included IN reasonable con-
spiracy he is convicted of criminal con-
spiracy. Therefore those quoting from II
to prove the acquittal of the ParnelliteS o,
certain charges will logically be compelled
to admit that they were guilty Of criminal
conspiracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

Condemned Telegrams.
The Toronto University was totally de-
stroyed BY fire last night. The ioss !"
$500, 900.
A telegram from New Orleans says q
crevasse six feet deep and forty feet wiue
has occurred at Fleta's plantation, seven
miles below that city.
The Chicagos defeated the st. Augustine
sFla.) team by score Of IL to yesterday
The game was called at the end OF the sew
enth inning on account of darkness
Negotiations between the two parties IN
the Iowa Legislature are all OF and the
deadlock has become game OF freeze-out.
After the 18th ballot the House ADJOURN
ed.
In the United States Court at Baltimore
yesterday twenty-three Of the twenty-five
colored men charged with rioting at Ma
vassa on September 14th last were con-
victed.
Prince Alexander of Battenberg. recent
ly ruler of Bulgaria, who IS now known as
the Count of Hartenan, has been appointed
commandant of the Seventh regiment OF
Dragons, stationed in Vienna.
The body of Hiram Sawtelle, the missing
fruit merchant of Boston, was found yes
with head and arms cut OFF. His brother.
A. A. Sawtelle, is in custody at Rochester,
n.
Governor Campbell. of Ohio, and party,
and John II. Inman and his party of gen:
tlemen from Boston and New York. and
ether guests of the Atlanta Chamber OF
Commerce were entertained again yester-
day. Most of them will go to New Or
leans.
Yesterday the jury in the case of The
United States Us. A. NJ. Mason q ais, ac-
cused of ballot-box frauds at the late con-
gressional election in the Memphis district,
returned verdict of not guilty after being
out thirty-six hours.
Judge Lacombe, in the United States Cir.
cult Court in New York. yesterday granted
an Injunction restraining the cotton-oil
trust from selling or disposing of any OF
their property and commanding them
to show cause before him why receiver
should not be appointed.
In executive session the Executive Com
mittee Of the Worlds Fair Committee OF
New York has decided to call q mass-meet-
ing of the citizens of New York and
BROOKLYN to show the strong sentiment OF
the citizens in favor of the passage of the
original Worlds Fair bill in the Legislature.
The WilIngham Lumber Company OF
Chattanooga, which was forced into lIqui-
dation by a bill in chancerv by the Fourth
National Bank of New York, shows state
ment of liabilities amounting to about
800, 900. Assets estimated at about Sl75,.
900. II is believed the company will pay
out dollar for dollar of its Indebtedness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
FLOUR.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for the Dispsicn-]
FYsRuARy n, $500
The loose tobacco sales to-day were s.sSo
pounds. with Sia2, highest and $50 lowest
Auction offerings on Change IS packages. and
10 taken in. Highest price, $3.50; lowest, $50
Average for all sales. sasS.
Internai-reTenuc collections; Cigars and Ct
garettes. sssss5; tobacco. Sasl&A Total
Sa,s0n0.
In prices there Ia little change 70 ncte Lcese
was slightly lower for common. but the order Wa
high. Tho torrent Of rain made aim sttsnd-
sncs on Change No quorum vas pesssns "a
vote on the proposition 10 obtain Legislative
charter for tho Incorporation Of ths Rxchause
The meeting. however, was unanimous Tor q.
lowing tho Board Of Msnsssrs oeosain ne dAar
ter as soon a. possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

Don't 1C0it until the
"last Gun is fired" and
then complain that there
Us no assortment. Il cO1t-
ME or so more brisk
hours and it'll be the
Odd-Sized man 1ChO can
be SerUed satisfactorily.
This sale Us strictly
business NTH US---nO trI-
fling about it, We've got
these coats to sell and
7Ue're going to sell them.
The mild heather of the
past few t0eeks has tenn
pered necessity NTH gem
Heness---but the reaction
is conaunG---can't escape.
1t UiIJ be colder than
" Greenland" before
lone---then you'll hearth
ly wish you had taken
our ddmce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
MARKETS sy reLeoaApn
NEW YORK.

Kew YoRK, February 1k--Cot1sa stsady; ~.
ding, 10 is-l6c low middlins. 70 i&l6a COED
ordinary, gtc; net rccetpes hnrs. - belse
gross recelpts, $50 eAie9 kxporu-Io 0gsAi
wsrtsd, 8H bAleA Salss> l78 ta1ou-aN sp,n'
nsrA Stock. ". O< bslsA Moody ~ seI1pe
here. a9d7 haze: sFcss s =: e. eeles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
HOW 1T IS VIEWED
by tho London and Dublin Newspaper
fBy Anglo American cable to the Dispstch.l

fBy Anglo American cable to the Dispasch.l
LONDON. February 1.-THE Star (f.. L:
O'Conner's paper claims that the report OF
the Parnell Commission is triumphant
acquittal OF all the accused Parneiiite
members of the House of Commons.
LONDON, February 1.-The Pai!-Mda "a
ze'te says the report of the special commits
sion is more complete vindication OF the
Parnellites and q more sweeping condemna-
ton Of the Times than the most sangu,ne
OF the Home Rulers yentured to hope for.
If the view of the Unionist press u right,
that report convicts the Parnellites as
criminal conspirators. what must the MIN.
listers do with themf They cannot
expel them from the House OF Commons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
Use Honsrorp,s Acrn puos.u,-,

USE hoksfoED's AcrD PHOSPHATE.
Dr.. ": II. Fisher. lie sueur, Mimi, says:
81 find II very serviceable in nervous de-
bility, seSuai weakness. brain fag, excessive
use OF tobacco, as drink in feyers. and in
acme @ urinary troubles. n Is . grand good
remedy in all cases where have used It,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

tby telegraph 70 me DispsWu'I
BAIrrMoRx. February l4.-George L.
Brown, James Dorsey Brown, and Thomas
b. Brown, trading as Brown Brothers
Company, perfumery, have fled in court q
deed to Frank Gosnell. trustee. Tor tue
benefit OF creditors. The bond Is sioo'oOo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
CHILDREN GALOaE.

There is little doubt that Mr.. David
Cable, of Stanley county. is the father OF
more children than any other man IN
North Carolina. He has only been mar
RED once, aud to the union thirty;;two
children have been born. Fourteen boys
and eleven girls are now living: and five
IL eighty wears old. His wife is also living.
Samuel Davidson, the negro whose skull
was crushed by Samuel Kems in this
county about three weeks ago, as noted "
this correspondence at the time, dled OK
his injuries last night Kems is in jail
here, and will be tried next week for MUIR
der.
DR.. r. NJ. Norment, the wcll-known Re-
publican politician in this section. has
failed in business. He made an assignment
today. We. French, of Lumberton, is
assignee. and the amount of liabilities ore
put down at $4,000. The assets are mol
known, but it is thought will almost come
mn TO the liabilities. A few Richmond
firms are caught in the failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
TIE s11rArIoN AT ZANZIBAR.

ZASzIBAR, February H.-Everything Is
quiet here. no trouble having arisen ~ con-
seouence of the death of Sultan Khalifaben
Said and the accession of his brother, Sey-
mold Ali. Two British gunboats have ar
rived here from Shanghai. The British
sloop-of-war Gennett has sailed for Nom
bassa to insure the preservation of order
there. Mombassa is picketed with native
soldiers. Precautions have been taken TO
protect the mission stations III that yicinl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
co,r;c,r OPENED ny TIE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, February 1.-THE Staatsro

BERLIN, February 1.-THE Staatsreth
was opened to-day by Emperor William IN
person. In his address he said that the
object of summoning the council was to
consider measures 10 regulate the position
of the working class before submitting
them TO the legislative bodies with which
rested final decision. The Staatsrath
ought to attempt the protection OF the
workmen against arbitrary action ON the
part of employers, and it should also seek
to protect women and children against
nrofracted labor. At the same time due
regard should be given as to how far Ger
man industry will bear the increased bur-
dens thus placed upon the crest of pro
nositjon as competitor in the markets OF
the world. The settlement of these ques-
tions was essential as bearing upon the
agreement on the labor questions which 1t
was proposed TO establish through an in
ternational conference. He relied upon
the devotion of the council to give earnest
attention to the work before 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
DEATHS.

FoRD.-Died, Friday morning. February ten.
AT 20 O'Clock, at his residence, MI ee6s Grace
street, JOHN I. FORD (coloredl
Tho funeral will take place Ct ne rirss bep.
sist church, Broad and College sueeies SUNDAY
az 9 O'Clock p. N. Friends aro Invited 70 A.
tend. lie was . member Of ne 0iiys Drarch
Council, I. o. Of St Luke. and O. y. o Of F.hs
eyman Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
Alexandria Notes.

ICUrresponuenTSV OF 'u' H'D1I 1E''11
ALEXANDRIA, February IL. 1850
Judge ]. X. Norton, of the Corporation
Court. to-day granted charter OF Moor
poration to the United States Mining
Company, whose object 10 TO mine ana deal
in gold Its capital stock Is to 9e n ooa n ds
Mr.. F. A. Reid, of this city, rs agent. and
his office Will be here. Its officers are: G.
w. Kirk, president; James b. Hopkins,
vice-president; III. G. Rogers. treasurer
and J. A. Kirk, secretary.
The White Republican League OF ttss
city in meeting last night unanimously
recommended Mr.. d. A. Windsor for post
master.
1t Is understood, however. that when
Postmaster Herbert's term expires IN Aprn
next he will be succeeded by Mr.. fark
Agnew,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
PAL 1lmoRe STOCK MARKET.

elLYIxoRs, February ii.-virginia 3s, 6sk;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 1907 asked; Northern
Central stock, 69a70; consolidated gas bonds,
iI3Aali3i.; d.. stock, 3d. a6is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
nonds Accepted.

fBy telegraph 70 mo p,'p' - oror
w.sH,Scros, February it.-b ,aa co. 0ne g.
;nes $4,000. Al accepted ALI 4, ~ and AZ.
teen Thousand were rehnq"'sh0u " ~
tional bank repositories
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

SON. who deserted his wife md fami!y f0urs
weeks ago and ran Oh with young teny %
Butler county, returned to-day and sens
the girl to her father. Ha SAYS remorse
forced him to return TO his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
A RAILROAD WRECK.
Three Men Killed and Number OF Others
Wounded.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.i

lBy telegraph 10 tue DispaVcn.i
IySfAsAPoLIs, February 1.-THE north
bound morning passenger tram on the
Monon route collided with freight train
two miles north of Mitchell at 1 o'clock
this morning. w. II. billiard, of Louisville,
engineer. and j. b, Goddinger. of New Al
bany, fireman, of the passenger engine, were
instantly killed. and Charles Wright, mail
agent. Of Orleans. was fatally injured,
dying in short time. The injured ,l are:
scalp-wound; r. NJ. Smith. of Louis
Vile. head badly cut; John Bills, con;
ductor, scalp wound Morton, mail
agent, scalp.wound; F. Z. Railsback.
Of Bedford, head bruised and cut;
II. II. Beasley, of Ligioner, drummer
for the United States Lounge Company, OF
Indianapolis, leg and arm bruised and
sprained. A few other passengers were
hurt. The wreck was caused by wrong or
ders from the trsin-dispatcher, which or
dered the freight engine south on the time
of the north-bound passenger train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

tRep0rted Cor tho DsphthI
FxBnuAsY fI-Markes quieS No transscttoDe
reported. Occasional receipts from tho country
reported. Prime, o4c.: extra prime, skc. lao
cy, 5ac.; comInon. ss3tc-. sheiied 2ka3Ac
factory hand picked, 5As7Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
A SAD ACCIDENT.
A Wedding Party. Including the Bride ana
Groom, Drowned-Other Items.
pv .nc,o-.mer,csn c.b,s 10 tn, Dispatch,

fBy Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the Dspatch.'
PARIS, February IA sad accident hap
pened TO a wedding party at Pontiyy
Yesterday. The vehicle conveying. the
bride and groom and number OF their
friends was upset and the whole party was
precipitated into the river, the bride ana
drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February IL ls1l

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February IA lsSa
oFyE9iSGa.
WHgAr.-2,54 busheiA
COgE-9is bushels.
OArs.--3, 90 bushels.
SALES RypogrED TO SECRETARY.
wHsAr.-Nixed, ca bushels good on private
terms.
terms
FLOUR
weauots: Fias, sloaslys s1psrfna Sa7ss
Sa2c; extra sls)asA7S family, tsssLSe passus
family, country. ti7SaSA2s
corroS ksPoKT
Market nrm.
auorArIoxa
MfDpLTsG, l0hc.
Low MtDDLfs0, 9Hc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

c.,v..;o, oil possesses superior cu kaa. -
,,, sssvsen Il Kills pain and costs but 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

The opening of the first submarine tele-
phone cable has just taken place. The cable
runs between Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres, and is thirty-two miles long. the
total length with the overhead line being
termediate stations. all of which can tele-
phone and telegraph simultaneously with
all the other stations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

There is sensation in Rutherford
county. Mrs. Sellie Hamilton, wife of
Bruce Hamilton. died about two weeks
since. and was buried ut Logan's Chapel.
Tuesday morning of last week some chill
dren passing the graveyard saw what they
supposed the body Of a man w.
ing by the grave. Upon investiga-
ton it was found that the grave
had been opened and the body taken
out and left lying by the side of the, grave.
II is generally believed that the body was
taken up for the purpose of being dis
sected. but after the parties who were en-
gagged in the work had gotten the body out
Of the grave they became fright
ened from some cause or other and fled.
leaving the body where it was subsequently
found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

- WASHINGTON. February NV VIZ
len. e:nis, cooler westerly wfndA fAu wcs-
lElI iihsr.
For North Caroline. slightly cooler
kwestsriy winds, fair ueefher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

CHICAGO, February N-The cash quofatione
were: Flour steady and unchanged. No
spring wheat. ,7sNc.: No. . red, 76sf6Ac Nos
corn, 27%c. No. 2 oats. SHs20hc. Mcss-pork.
50. s2j 6afQsa Larc. 81. s0ag5S5. shortribs, ttUhs
$3.50. Whiskey. s1.0..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-15

An electric brake, designed by Professor
Forbes. has been tested with great success
on an entire train of carriages with which
il has been fitted for use on a line in Rus
STA. The chief gain is in point of rapidity
of action. A train of average length will
feel the brake power throughout its length
almost instantaneously. as against three or
four seconds required by the vacuum
brake.