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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
A YOUNG PARRICIDE.
4 SON or FOURTEEN coNFEsses
THE MURDER OF HIS FATHER.
pc uad Helped sister to Elopc, for
which Hts Father Whipped Him
Captured In the County.
rSnoclnl ,oleeram 10 Inc Dispaich.l

Rurfou. n. c.. April n.-T0st Friday
20 Governor offered n reward OF 5000 for
fbr spprehcusi0n Of James Simmons. who
,raa charged with the murder by assassina-
t.ra Of Edward \. Butler nc Clinton.
s.ru-nn county. Before Butler died (ho
l,e. loliy-sovon hours after having been
...t through the body with "a steel sluu) he
...f.l chat man named Simmons was the
,.arieror. But hc was in error. Saturday
f..t...'s own son. Avery Butler, aged four-
t..u confessed that he hlmsoN was the
r..r icrcr Hc alleged that his father bad
,,..urcl t1m cruelty. and claimed that this
vs. tae reason for The murder. Before the
r.sstgUl son could be arrested. after
f4.u. this horrible confession, he fcd A
r.rl oi mon are pursuing him. He VIII
rr.nahiy take 60 the swamps. 50 common
2. tst 7cction. bat hjs capture is almost
certain.
CAPTURED AVID JAILED.
r4,r Avery Butler, who assassinatcd
Dr. f.thcs At Clinton. has been captured,
and l- .n .ail there. III. WAs arrested IN the
.. tt eight miles away. 20 Is learned to-
f..t from parties iust from Clinton that
.....D.nu rested ON the lad last Friday
r Do. appeared ot his home with o shot
... which ho said hc had found at the
l... whore 'he shooting was done. II was
seem That The gun belonged 20 the
r.d man and had been taken from
house, When the blacksmith saw the
>.g which had bccn repaired, ou the
... which caused Buffers death he said
Ayers had hal it cut at bis shop, and
asked % Dc would now I'LL man.
.. tl.s lea Co the suspicion that the
'.. ..- ..c murderer. RE isvCry small for
It..... i- lean and hollow. and Is not of
average Intelligence, vet bee does not
.....- O. tc $50 All vicious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


gEv YORK. April 2l.-Cotton lrm; saies to-day,
2l4 bales: last week not before reported, Sos
bales for spinning and 3,5$ bales for export;
upiands II l2-i6c.: Orleans. lec. INST receipts,
Sly bates eypOrts-to Great Britain, aSI
bales; % France, l,D53; 20 the Couunont' r,3if
bales: stock, 81. $40 bales Flour stronger;
southern, common 10 fair extra, f2.sSaszo5; good
10 choice, f3asAIo. Whont-spOt unsettled,
closing weak No. red, Sa@Ac IN elevator;
options moderately active Dat weak NO, zred.
April, go,.c.; May. SOC. Juue %sc. July,
see: August, 9ohc. Cora quiet and scarce
No p 48a4ic. la elevator options fairly active
and firm; April, i2c. May. 4OAe Juno. Usc.
July, iic. Oats strong: options acuve ana high-
er. Aprii, &c. May, sac. June, 5OAc. spot
No 2 3laaXEc: mixed western, 32a3Jc. Hops
quiet aud easy: State, i5sioe. old, oai2c. Cof-
fee-OptiOns closed steady and quiet; Aprh,
az Isatl 20; May SO 95asl. June. tlas0 July,
suger-Raw flrm AMI fairly active fair refining.
&C.; centrfugals, ss-tsst, 5hc.: ronnsd quiet
and easy c. Al a'e extra - 35seo .-ioc y. a.
. 9-iea5Ac.; mould A. e-lS' s,AnoAr1 a.
8 Lie. contccsosers, 51sc- cutloaf. IA.c;
crushed. IKE: povfered, 7-i6c sranuiated,
8 s-i6 Moissses-Poreign nrm: T-sess HHc-
New Orleans nrfn common 70 fancy. sisisc.
Pork quiet snd nrm: mess, old, siLzss<iaD
steady extra mess, s7ss7.A Beef hams strong
al fil 50asl5: uerced poef quiet; extra India
mess tl2 50asiA Cut-meats moro active; pscksea
bellies, 5<osc. shoulders, &c haIDs, i0c. nia-
a 80
en- seam. fa?sX; city steam, - 30: May. sues
pfd Juae saTb asked; July. sc.sa. nominal
Freights weak cosioa. SOD bid grain. ia
BALTIMORE
BaIrtxosx, April si.--Cotton nrm; mtddlinx,
iiEc. Flour moderately active ana higer; How
ard street and western super, t2a$2 30 do extra,
f.?5ssa7s; do-da. family. stas<os; city miils,
Rio brands, extra, tL1AsAgs; wtater wheat,
natepl Ss.7sA3o 20; spring do do. 81. i0aSasa:
Ia do, straight, A5oa35: DO. do, extra,
81 iOasl5l wheAt-Southern scarce; fultx,
ssas2c. ionsberry, sS.ssc No os
strong; No. winter rcd. spot 8kaa9Lc. (.
April, 8h asskc.: Nay, sskaSoc.; Jaiy, ssc.
bid. Corn-soutnorn stesdy: w6its. t2alSc. :
yellow, soa&sc.: western strong: mixed spos,
losaiic. July. aislikc.; August, dkslika ;
steamer, aas9kc. oa{s nrn; eoQsherp end
Pennsylvania, s9ASscL vssssrn vhiss. ssa2;c;
DO. mixed, ossiS; graded Nc. vhise Sse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
ETArR sgrUsrrIEG

lReported for The Dlspaichl
APRIL 81, 1880.
No auction. Private salos: Fillers, 20: wrap
nors. 30: smokers, 3: darss. i3-total, 20 hogs
heads. fair Mondays business 10 tho aggro-
oate. Demand steady for useful old or now
sound grades Of all kinds. Many and various
le,tor reports socm % c0uHrm the plant scarcely
with resolving made imperative to get In acfop'
which Is now reckoned to be late. Western mar
kots are stronger on Bureys and darks.
Interna-reyonue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes. fL,O22s5; tobacco, si,A22s, special,
sgi4Q)-i0,al, fs,5Sl0A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
THE PAN-ELEcTRlc CASE AGAIN.
4 Decision at All Points Against tho
Prosccutor-The Bill Dismissed.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, April 9l.-ln the District Court
In general term to-day q decision was announced
in the celebrated pan-electric case, Otherwise tho
case of j. Harris Rodgers against ex-Attorney-
General Garland, General Joseph L. Johnston,
Isham G.. harris, John -. Atkins, aud Casey
Young for dissolution and an accounting. mo
ant WINS brought ia 1885 and was Al that time
educational The Court hold that tho charge ~
vlolnfing the agreement had not been sustained,
mo original agreement having boon IN cHcct
carried out: that the allegation q new
and an amended contract being MADE was mol
sustained; that the complainant was not entitlei
1, an account, nor for the money 20 be- PAID bank,
for the reason that an account had been takrA
and the complainant received his dividends when
raid, mud # no hal not been paid enough MS
remedy was by an action at law. What he was
entitled 10 was a recOnvoyance Of the patents
not conveyed to the Pan Electric Ielepnone
Company and the Pan-kectric Telegraph COM
pany The bin would he dismissed. each party
10 pay bis own costs. IL Is stated that Rodgers
will probably not take an appeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
,.,,.. pleasant; Track Fast.

Mr,THIs, April s amfssGJt jockey as' Club
meeting TT.hs. , NV track fast
Erst rsce-6ve furlongs-,Annie Brown
won Black Knight second, Joe Garter
third. Time, 30. A. II won
Woykmate second. Heller Shelter thifu'
Time. 1:4js4. a;oh,h miles
Flyton won Earnest Race second D"oA'e'
M" Eon.,h i've furlongs-Doug Knapp
won Rem March second, Rose Howard
'" Eth race1one and one sixteenth mile
Carlton won, Walker second, bf'haay
third. Time. i:52.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT AT pIrTsBuRGu.
ARBITRATION AT INDIANAPoLIs
Captain Couch Dead.

GUTHRIE, ]. T., April sl.-Cap,sIn Couch. an
old pioneer and widely known as the orsaoizer
OF tae Oklahoma movement, died this morn u
at O'Clock. His death was tho result OF a wound
inflicted by y Z. Adams with Winchester riae
April 18th When IL became known thet Couch
could not live twenty-iour hours party was
organized 10 lynch Adams. United sixtas Mar
shAl Walker was Informed Of THIS and yesterday
He was placed In jail there. Couch was widely
rAanected. 49, "'-S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
naKRrAf3Ea

BARKER ATRfNs.-Married, Ia Pe,ersbnre,
r. 81, al the rcsidenco 81 the brides moth.f'
WALLACE. BARKER. of Richmond, 10 FAN
ME 4, ATKINS, daughter 81 MIA LA4fs Ia
Atklns u p3lersbufg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
ROANOKe's MAYOR DEAD.
Resolutions of sympathy and Respect
Adoutcd by the Council.
elerrnrn 10 tho Dispatch.l

Special telegram TO tho Dispatchi
ROANOKE, Va, April q. Tho Hon. william
Carr mayor Of this city Rftor an Illness OF sove-
raj weeks with q complication Of diseases, died
this morning az II o'clock. He had filled the
position Of chief executive Of this city Tor Tour
consecutive years TO the honor OF himsoH and
Tho credit Of the city. The deceased was Ms
1.-Two Of AlbomArlo county, and was slxT-onc
years Of age. Tho burial services Will taAs place
tomorrow afternoon,
The Council held a meeting and adopted the
following resolutions: ~,
"WhereAs It hAs pleased an All Wise Frovi-
dence 20 remove from our midst the lion. " IL
liam Carr, our late faithful and efficient mayor
ard whereas we deem Il proper 70 TESTIFY 70 ms
worth as citizen and fidelity IS Gu oMcof'
therefore be Is ~ o.
"Rcs3lred, ], That In the death o. Mayor carr
the city has lost al upright an1 worthy cliizoh
and conscientious aud faithful oMcer.
- That We hereby tender our sympathleS 70
tho bereaged family, AMI as further marx OF
respect We VI ia ettond the funeral In boly''
DEATH or MRS. TERRY.
Mrs. Agnes Ter1y died at the home OF her ne
phew, Mr.. Smith Jones, on SALON avenue, W
day; aged nifty years. Deceased was a nos'
estimabe lady and sister OF OenerAl W. IT,
Terry, OF the soldiers Home at Richmond.
Miss Lizzie Price was thrown from buggy
yesterday and received 81 sht Injuries.
The Law Office OF +. y. Wood, on commerce
street, Was discovered on Dire about SD ocIock,
but the flames were extlnguished IN snoI'
while. The damage was about wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

sew YORK. April H.-The stock msrSet
showed more genuine strength and scted moro
Ike real buii mart ct than II has at any time
within the past six months. Dealings extended
20 a greater number % stocks than on any one
day ia The history OF the exchange. YET mo
transactions aggregated only E6,eS2 SHARES
listed .toc and 5000 unlisted.
Erenfrg.- kxcnsnge quiet snd steady NJ tsoa
49,. N"LeY essy az aslh. SuoIreasury pss-
ances-Coin, Si6l,tis,CO0; currency. s.2d.oo0
t.oyer,i gients dull hu steady for Is: tper cents
isl: ex. coupons, l05N I'D OK. interest state
foptl an .I...Is O., - a.-fa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
Kincaid Admitted to IsaiL.
lBr telsgraph o INC plsps,.a.l

10y tHlt.t ail4 ~ t-N a'i"Efr' ~
WAsH1NGroS, April 2l.-Charles i. Kim
caid. charged with the murder of eX-Repr"-
sentative 1aulbee. was 10 DAY admitted TO
bail IN the sum of 900. The BAH bond
will be- completed this AFTERNOON aud Kim
oaid released.
Tie bail Was furnished 10y II. J. Wynne,
of the Cincinnati Commercial G01tc; J.. A.
Richardson. of thu Baltimore sun ID. A.
Winsor. and John Paul Jones. and kincald
uaz rfleu-ei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
TIE WHEELING WIRE.
A Fire at Point PIessant-shot and Pa
tally Wounded.
lsnoclol telegram - Tho Dispatch. !

Special teIogrAm y no UiHpht'h,I
WHEELING. w. Va. April 2i.-A fire at
Point Pleasant Yesterday destroyed ths
hardware store OF J. NJ. Tomlinson. Lewis
a Henderson's saloon. the Gunn rest
dence. and "a number If other buildings.
Th. loss ~ 10000. ..,.,
Al an early hourtlns morning David VIII
son was shot and fatally wounded nj Elm
Grove by Mike flaherty, railroader. VII
SON was walking with some ladies, when
Flaherty insulted them. Wilson struck
Flaherty, and the latter fred four times.
Elaherty = under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
THE CITY or BOSTON.
The Inmnn liner seized and Ghr-atcned
with Coniiscation.
m ,aiagr.nh q, the Dtsuat.hl

New YORK. April 2l.-Tho lnman Linz
Steamship CITY Of Boston unloaded part
of her cargo at her dock tins morning
without having entered at tho custom
house. In consequence the custom-hou
authorities have stopped the work OF I'M
loading and seized the vessel. Notice has
been sent 20 the luman-iiuo officials call
ing for m explanation. In default OF thus
conhsCation Is threatened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
DISTRIBUTION oFrne pEABoDYFUND
Desperate Tragedy iu "a Prohibition Coun-
tf-Thc second Annual Convention 81
tho $. sc. A.-Dcht Question.

tho SIC. A.-Dcht Question.
.--....,..,.,,,,,, e.. ,,,.l.-,o,l nlsnqfrb1
..,,,,.,, n q A,r.f 81 $500
,I..,.. 80 ,,I,.,, fr,,t ol, tbro,.,D this
'..',i.'' ,,l.,...,.o and tle tenn
-.. ,,,' I.lt a. decree hollow the
r..,..,. ,,... ,,,.l,,,bteGIv
'',' i...,., ..,r,.. D., trnIt
.'S. .''i % 'I ,l,;,.'. ~, e ,,.,.
',,-,.., ,.,,. n had
al'i'd lN' "'. '''' ~, ,.... rrost IN
I'D A.'' i'.,.,A,I
'' ~ D. .i...oli.,, has tIis
,l c6' ', ocr,. a., .,.,ro,, lands. of
,.'1 ..r'. m C.iumIu. county
l..p..f.t 80 cents au acre and on Dulauts
island 40J0 acres sold at - am acrc.
iAe allowance 20 Tins Siato IRON the
Peabody fund thN Ncfi, iie .'dp.Ilhl't-
o.n' "f Public ln-irUt mon ln, pI"l7 Il.' -
$500. OBJ th- i'i o.. 4""
lIlsr- llps al Nl-hN uir, ''nn. lHrSo
.h0iHr-h ips Dro now aIl nI'd hhl lH'I' ar
besides four student FROM tins state who
are having thgr own tulii"p: NeAI year
the latter VIII te CIV % ihc N-'" "li""'v
oach -ch1'ar-1p. l"ur ih"0-"Hi ,''il"i7 ~
u, fund l- used IN TIE Nitie. lu"u7ann
oi thie ls used m PAVING -a.aI ''s oi 9lc.iA'
instructors oi county teacn1' INSTITUTES
. hr Two regular 'oIli ''I7 ga ,l,,,t ili
't'tt tAit .-tf
cal instructors or" employee uuIin~
the summer 10 conun'i mos, D" 'n' l'I
manning tMrtF-slN counties ho SIa"ti
hoods IN towns which VIII vote q sp'C,l
t.Naol-taN are Hl5' aideo. HG5 ..t
schools nt AsheViho Emu N''31' M .s.'i
'' c1ch TINS Ngar' ana u ,J.1iu', ~ w. a.
D.. extended to wilson ai0i,N' uii" W t ash
'i l li'o '.''t IT, '. hat holm
o. -..ii-.. Dr Curry serlastobo pleased
,...i tl. ,nanarerner.t of tho pubhc-sch0ol
.tau. and III the county institutes by
1i..ar FINGER. There is % remarkable
growth of sentiment regarding the public
..t.l. The Institutes are the uo-t pow
....l motors ia Tins important matter.
......,.. ,..,..-.r,,.,
i"' M" 'H'' , ,
iuoth-r tragedy is reported I'D AlltcnolI
o.tuft. go % har-roDm just on the l,hI'S-
.. llc & gentleman Who lFrd near
harmed hat th,re bad been quarrel ana
.loaUng affair and went o. the place
~. arrived Saturday and d,- cunes tbr
..u. oil, terrible. There was q dim lleht III
.. mir.nble cabin and the on ana
....r4ot mon apparently dying. Behind
.. lir on rude fran work; lay Hamil-
tr OAKS. ayoung man. I'D lhc death agony
..u, two pistol wounds through me
s On bench lu another part OBJ mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
eAt rImORg STOCK MARKET.

sALTIMoss. April ei.-virstnia cOnsois, Al
do. l0-4Os. 30: DO 3's, G5A: Baltimore and Ohio
stock, qsA: Northern Central STOCK, 6ss'9; Cin-
cinuRti, Washington and Baltimore is's, iO0a
1917 do. eds. 65a7O: consolidated gas bonds,
ll4iG; DO. stock, 80 sa50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
An Appointment for Virginia.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-rhe President IN.
day nominated John W. CAST, 81 Virginia,
20 be Supervising Inspector OF Steam NoS-
sells for the Third disarict. Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

10y telegraph to the Dispstch.l
- WASHINGTON. April sL-for Virginia,
'"" fair, warmer, soatherly winda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
A FINE SPORTING RECORD.
Two Negroes Drownod-tarm Work Wen
Advanced This season.
lc5-re.oo.aouee Of Tho Richmond DIspa,ch.l


SCOTLAND NICK. n. G., April n, 1890. -,
On FRIDAY night two colOred boys named
Austin Hardy and Tom Jones Were hshing
u Roanoke river near Scotland Neck and
attempted - 20 ia a canoe 70 the Govern
laeut dredge boat and have not been seen
succ They were heard haiiooing for
le.p, but the swell in the riyer prevented
Eo.p from reaching them. The canoe was
found capeizcd, and IL Is pretty certain
ihai The boys were drowned.
A. NJ. Turner, general manager OF Dlg
farm in Martin county. made quite record
.a.t hunting season as q sportsman; ne
flled 81 Wild turkeys. 3l6 wild ducks, IL
deer, 20 foxes, Z offers, 8 beavers, IL 'coons'
l6 opossums. and large number OF par;
trdges. squirrels. and rabbits. II is said
tiso that he catches bushel OF fish every
oay.
A VICTIM OF THE FLAaES.
4 series Of misfortunes have come TO Mr..
John Duncan, near Shawboro'. Three
weeks ago be buried his wife, since that
lime he has lost a horse, and few nights
A2o his dwelling and all his out-buildines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
suicided without Known Causc.
Thy telegraph IN tina n,.

BIRAiseasM, Ala, April 2i.-A special from
tho Agricultural College there. suicided by
shooting himself through the heart No c.uea
can be imagined for the deed. He leaves a wife
and two children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
Nrw YoRx corroy YurcNE&

NEw YosK. April ai--Cotton-Net receipts.
mono: gross rereiVts. frA bales. tutAtes
clo-ei si.ndv Sales ~ 90 bales; April, iiLsoe
Sli.sI; May aud June. tlLNaslLe2, July, ~ -
siis8: August. tlLsi. september. 81. lsaflLli;
October, fil. 6hSlnfg: November. tlAfyatlh.O'
December. ga fsasi09; January, fl1t'sslA'0'
February $40 Esffn5h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
Bond Offerings Accepted.

by telegraph b. The Dispatihl
WAsmSGros. April 2l.-The bond offer.
ings to-day amounted 30 r52.2O0. All ac-
cepted az l22 for A. and 1879. for A. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
LIE LABOR TROUBLES.
Grand Master Gilkeson with the Discon-
tented Trainmen ut Pittsburgh.
ff,y telegraph % the Dispa..h.l

CHICAGO. April 21.-No progress was
made towards a settlement of the carpen-
ters' strike to-day. In fact. q settlement
seems farther of than ever. II was under
stood that as soon Us the new Master Car
penteTs' Association should become strong
enough to give employment 20 1000 men
work by that number would be resumed.
The leaders of the strikers now say that
they talked with the new organization as
matter OF courtesy, but that in no event
will any OF the strikers be allowed 10 return
TO work until the bosses representing
seven eighths OF the employing capacity
of the city have given in and recognized
the union. Ii is not probable that this
Will be done soon.
A SETTLEMENT IL sIUHT AT PIrTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 2L-The consultation
Of Grand-Master GilkesOn with the railroads to-
night has not been without result, and an ami
cable settlement OF the long thu eatened railroad
strike Is IN sight Concessions are being made
by both sides, though the result Of the meeting
will not be known until tomorrow.
ARBITRATION AT INDIANAPOLIS.
ISDIAEAPOLIs. IND, Aprn gi.-Thls evening
Mayor sullivan sent letters 70 the striking Car
penters Uuion stating that the welfare OF the
city required an arbitration OF the Dresant eight
hour trouble. Ho asked II TO appoint n commit
toe 70 confer at his once WITH q Ike com uitteo
from the ContrActors' Association. The union
readily consented TO do this, aud To- nj ght con-
tractors and bosses appointed their com uittees
with power 10 act
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 81, 1871
OFFEgISds
WHEAT $50 bushelA
CORN, 20J bushels.
OArs.-l,OOO bushels.
sALFs REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHRAr.-Mixed, 800 bushels fair On private
forms. Sbortborry. IS bushels prime at slc. To-
tai salos OF wheat, 1853 bushels.
CoRS-White, i0O bushels very good At axe;
500 bushels common on private terms Total sales
OF corn, 100 bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

fReported for tho Dt7patchl
ArRu gl.-Nargct quiet aud nrin. Primo,
ehc., extra prime, &c. fancy. &c; common
pa3c.: sheued, 2.a3Lc.. factory hsnd-pickei.
fa4 q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
PANIC AVERTED.
A Flremnn's Presence Of Mind Probably
Saved Many Lives.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
LyScHBURC, Va, April CIV. Hays oiey, VINO
was stricken with paralysis last wock, died thls
morning. lie was brother Of Major Peter Dc
otey and Colonel Kirk Otcy, and was highly es-
teemed throughout the State.
huge and very black negro woman bec1Lne
suddenly demented on Daniels Hill early lh,s
night and terrorzed the whole netghoorho9l
with large stick. She fought desperstoly
when the police tried 20 arrest her, anu IL ""'
with great diculty that she was locked up
panic was narrowly svertod here yesVeruay,
morning in y coiOred Sunday school Inc ioo'
OF the building caught fre The nrst inIiinAhoa
any one in tho building hAd Of the nre was nv
appearance ct u fireman who told them
leave as quietly az possible, as small nIe nn1
broken out This startled them. and put tor VIC
rTeman's presence Of mind there wouid nave
been STAN pede. In their hurry 10 leANo
great many tumbled dows long Night OF sIaiis'
but mono were seriously hurt
DAGGAGE-CAR ON FIRE.
Yesterday morning while Train No on tne
Norfolk aud Western road was between p.uo
Ridge and bufordsvine the baggege-car Was dis-
covered on frs. After some difficulty the names
were extinguished by thc:baggage-mAster Anu
brakeman. bat not before one end Of the car hai
been considerably damaged.
All trains 90 the Norfolk and western sna
Richmond ana Danyille roads arrived nj ana iel.
The new union depot this morning, ana sno
transfers Of sih<no ozloasAwere made fosoaSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKt

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, April q. --Receipts; l52 head Of cot
To, Is sheep, 333 hogs.
sALss; I55 head OF cattle, Is sheep. 1913 hogs.
Prices:
CAttlo-Bes. 4ha4Nc. gross; few extra nne
higher; medium 20 good. SzaAbc. gross; eoh'
mon to fair 2AaShc. gross.
sheep-5a6c. gross.
HOgs-5a5Ac. not
Bulls-2Sa 3kc. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

Tracklaying on the Three C.'s from
Ruthcrfordton TO Marion viii be COM
mouccd I'm short time. All the grading
ON the road-bed is done and the trestlo-
wors viii soon be completed. The Three
c. and the Two G.. sare preparing obuild
a Union depot at Eutheriordton.
Tnc FORSYTH Hihemen. of Winston, have
decided 10 go 10 Richmond 10 the unveil-
inc 90 The Lee monument. The company
numbers %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
FLnrK.
COTTON REPORT.

Weduote: Fins. s2S0ssl7s. supsrnns sa73s
$50; OKLA Sljlas3.75 family S4IstoS pasoGs
fanny, country. a. 75sSAg5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
ATHleF'S NEW OUTFIT.
He Robs a Store While Two Clerks and
Bulldog sleep.

ALEXANDRIA. April q. 1890.

ALEXANDRIA, April q, 1890.
4 cool thief broke into the clothing
store OF Brager d Goldsmith, on lower
King street. on Saturday night and fitted
himself ont with new suit Of clothes, III
Guiding shoes and hat He then took Q
valise and put into it another suit, with
Undertaking, &C., aud walked out
leaving hisoll clothes behind.
The matter was reported to the police
and the clothing removed to the station
house. IN one of the pockets of the coats
were found six big brass letters three r
and 3. :, and |. These are oil the cleT3
the police have 10 work on. II is SAID
that two clerks and bulldog were asleep
in the store when the robbery was CONF
United.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22
House of Represcntati'

Mr.. Struble, Of Iowa. submitted the con
ference report on the bill TO provide tenn ~
porary government for the Territory y,
Oklahoma: The bill as agreed upon cnansrs
the boundaries of the proposed Territois
of Oklahoma SO as toexclude from the tei-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-22

ct. rsrr.. April 2L-Flour firm but slow.
Wheat opened higher: No : rcd, cash, 81.
MAY, $40, bid: July. s3kc bid. Nerh cio-co
weak No cash, $50 s35sc.; May, Shc aeked'
,Julv, siba3itc.: August. ~. bid. Oats scsne
and want.d No casn, %. Did: Nay Ahc
bid: July. aikc Whiskoy, sl.0s. Provisions