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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
The Child of Tennessee.
ftffanfa Con atftuffOn1

At the meeting Of the Tenaesseans Mon
day night Professor Wilson presented TO
the society little Miss Haynes, who is only
eight years old. In the pres nae Of the
veterans she held her little head up brayely
and told of her birth and lineage.
She is a granddaughter OF two OF the
most iliustrlous sons IF her native State,
General Gideon j. Pillow and Hon. Lam
don c. Haynes. Her mother is a brave
little lady. who holds O position IN the
custom-house at Nashville. and this little
girl. who has been adopted by the Tennes-
aunt. Mrs. johnson. who is a teacher in the
Marietta-Street school
She IS a child worthy Of her rebel parent
age. and the Tenuesseans will see that sho
is cared for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
The Death Confession a Fake.
Try teieeraph 10 the Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 6.--Ihe story
telegraphed from Norrlstown, Pa, OF the
alleged death-bed confession by John q.
Henderson of the murder Of DR.. Il.
lowering, Of Lower Merton, twentty-touE
years ago, published here and III. Norris,
town this morning, was matter OF genera
talk to-day, but the statements, con-
tanned therein are discredited by all VINO
had known either Henderson OF DIR. LeVe--
ring, because no person could be named
who had ever listened to the confession:
Henderson died four years ago, and not
recently as was stated. Rumor OF death
bed confession had been in circulation IN
Montgomery county for several years, but
it has never been authenticated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Louisiana Negroes.

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-This evening a
number of the most prominent colored men
of this State met here and organized cen
trail association for Louisiana under the
constitution of the American Citizens.
Equal-Rights Association, created q,
Washington by convention OF colored
people who assembled there on the 9th OF
last month. II is among the prooaollities
cOlored voters in communities where law
lessncss exists to abstain from any partlcl-
patton in politics on all future elections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
The southcrn soelety of New York.

fNre'lhl f'l"-ttNl 10 NV DioPAt.i'i
NV York. March G.-There was largo
attendance at the annual meeting OF tho
Southern Society last evening, the two as,
sembly-rooms aud the hall being crowded
10 overhowing. Colonel Calhoun, the re-
firing president. was in the chair.
After the reading OF the reports. all OK
which showed tho society 10 be IN most
fourishing condition, Colonel Calhoun
made q brief address, in which he said that
he had declined 10 be renominated for tho
presidency simply because he believed III
rotation Of Office and that he thought the
best interest of the society would be sub
served by the election of his successor.
Arthur A. Esdra. in behalf Of the Execu-
tive Committee, moved q vote of thanks TO
the retiring president. and it was passed
unanimously by acclamation.
The treasurer, Walter l.. NcCOrkle. re-
viewed the growth of tho society during
the last year from membership oil zJJ
10 1900.
OF the candidates no doubt exists as -
the election of Hugh r. Garden as presl,,
dent. j. A. Beell as secretary. Howart
Saunders ne treasurer, and Colonel CAL
houn rs a member Of tho Executive Com
mlttee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Riotous Kentucky Gang.

CNcNyA11. March "a dispatch from
Barborsville, KY, says thatE Messer. with
forty armed men of the Slucher party ar
rived from Flat Creek yesterday ant
caused a general alarm. The Circuit
Court being in session Judge Boyd placed
o strong guard around the courthouse.
But Notwithstanding this the factions
opened fire in the courthouse yard. VII
liam Day. of the Smith faction, received
a dangerous wound in the leg. The pres
ence of the guard and the falling snow
Dreyented further DAMAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
rzr RICHMOND DrspATCH-FRrDAY, MARCH I, 1890.

was tho adoption of the tsn-club schedule,
which was forced upon the organization by
the refusal Of the indianapolis club to re-
tire. The league early decided not to use
coercive measures, and when 1t became
evident that indianapolis was In 10 stuck,
the last resort was the adoption OF the
schedule. Each club plays fewer number
OF games than in former years, and the
basis Of the individual championship con-
test Is figured on seven games IN each city
with nine different organizations. Inc
magna.es of the league declare that tho
schedule suits them as well as the ten-club
schedule could
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secrets.

WASHINGTON, March CAS- on yesterdaN,
the discussion in executive session tom
was devoted largely 20 the power OF tll 10
senate under the Consultation 10 punlsI
correspondents for their refusal to ansWtl
the questions put by the committee. IhcL0
was some talk as TO the course to be puI-
sued IN case il was decided 10 certify inc
correspondents 10 the District AttoTne9
for prosecution on the charge Of sedil'oh.
To throw some light on the question .
copv Of Websters unabridged was brou1n :
into the chamber and the definition, o.
"eeditionn read. so that those not fam lll.ll
with the crime might know just whet ,lo
newspaper-men had really been DOM
Among the speakers were MessYs. Eu-
munds. ingalls,. Plumb. Call, AliisGH'
Faulkner. and Dolph. The latter read tho
following paragraph from yesterday = ia,
NOT At WoRK To-DAI.-p The SenAto
Smelling Committee was not IN session
TO-DAY. The Senate itself IS supposed ~ ~
maturing plan 20 close the mouths ~ tuo
journalistic lions who are endcaFoii
with q good deal of success. 70 tear yi.o
eptrais ont Of the secret sessions. II -
rrobable that the business OF fun, or what
ever else il IS, may be taken up tomorrow
but to-day nothing wilt be done, becau,1,o
Senator Dolph, who is Chief Of the SiIeil-
ers.i is Giving q COlumbla-riyer salmon
lunch in a restaurant ,,
lie said this had been written ~ Il'n
who enjoyed tho privileges Of the pres
gallery and ameuable 10 the rules Thereon,
Mr. Dolph asked 1t is said, if the senate
OUGHT NOT 20 take some measures 20 pr
toct its members from such attacks d.
Tho debate on this point was .bEoueht 70
n close with the presentation Of a .propo-i;
ton by Alr. Edmuuds that members ana !
officers Of the Senate purge themselves -
suspicion of completely in revelations -
tho past and tie matter end win lna.,
This was done some years ago. "nen -
similar proceeding was in progress. y.
But Mr.. Edmund's proposition was us
posed OF promptly IN the negative. .don+;o,
of bis resolution 40 o'clock, wh,n Ire
welded u q motion to adjourn ana inc
matter went over until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
.THECOHEN COMPANY,
II, IS, Is, and III Broad.
KNITTED GARMENTS
FOR
THIS WEATHER.
Richmond. Va, March :, 100.

Uisbard 20 tell this weather. with its many
and sudden changes, exactly what ~ wear, aud
it is certainly inalyisnbie 20 put hghtNeixhs
underwear 90 tho lido ones during tnls cold
spell, even II Older Onesc stand such raimenL
Ike a great many other merchants We pur-
chased too many winter goods for what proved
10 b, an eKtrouIriy mild wirter, aud coDse1uent-
ly W. have a stock OF KNITTED GARMENTS on
hand which, II NO cannot sell. We mus carry
over OF the two We prefer tho former slterna-
tive, and In order 10 accomplish u VIZ have inads
tie pricos On these goods regardless Of cost 70
value. Listen:
The 90. quality OF Chldrenls Vests, which No
have N sizes from two 70 six years OF age, have
been Tsiucei to loo.
The 20 aud &c. qualities can DO procured for
25c.
In Ladies' Vests wo have few desirable sizes.
The 81 and tl.2j qualities you can got oIclu.
sively A. our store FOR bgr.
In lophyr-Knitted sacques we sell our stand
ard 49, quality Tor 49,; our pc quality for rnc
62c quality for &c. and tho DC quality for 800.
We st.ll have a Tow choice Plush caps In q Vs.
riety OF colors but siZss only Ia the inner grades
We have GO use for those goods az Tits time of
the year, aud you eau have them for the ssno
price that = low. grade cap would cost AZ the nros
II tie season. even II you don't need IL now 10
will pay you " buy one and save Il for next ssa-
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

CHICAGO, March d--Cssh quotations we're;
Flour firm aud unchanged. No. spring wheat
oats axe Msss-pork. sqsaas9.sA Lsrr,
s5s7kss69O. short-rIbs, siSSa!As0. shoulders.
s. ala$L20. Short-cleAr, SsslAsA@A WAiskey'
il.02
ST. Lours, Msrcn 6.-Flour firm sll around.
Wheat es-ier; NJ red. cash, &c. bid; Nay
76Ac. BIZ: June, 7eAc. asked; July, as ,ssiS 'ae'
Asked August. 73kf. Corn easy; No. DliKei,
cash, 25Ac; Nsrrh. 23hc oid April. alse.i
May, 2js o.; July, NAc. asked; september > ~
NAY, sO7,c. Whskey. si02 Provisions dun
Pork, 80. i2IaiiOsi Lard Prime steam snbSs :
Ury-sslt mesp-shouitors, $50 loags snd
ribs sf9oat3; short-ciear, s@.QbasAlO. facun
boxed Shoulders, S4.y7s; longs and ribs sS-so'
shOrt-olear, i5.63h.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 6-Tlour steady. whes,
dull. so 2 rcd, 5Sr. Corn nrmeT; 10. mixed
sSLc. Oau sleaiy: No mixed, sinsSh e.
PORK barely steady at slo2h Larl stronger .,
flS1aijs5 Bulk-mes;s and bacon quie' snu
'''' '''' 49, wILMINGToN
WuNIN5Tgs, \. G, MarchG-rurpentins steady
et3qr. Rcsiu frfn: 5trgil9i, Ills. Tar slealf
ri si8a Crudo turpentine steady; hard, H.s0
yelOw-dip. $50; virgin. $40.
new YORK COrr FUTrR2<
NEW Yogx, March 6-Co'ton--Net receipts,
q. bales. gros., 100 bales. Futures ciosri
frm. Snlos. ". Sla balos March, SlL4aNloi;
April. Sil.siaslL3J: May. SiL2aillio; june
s!l4gatlls a.. July ami August. sll45lNLtO;
september, SO 7yasi0 80: Oct0tcr Sl0lga{lt 50;
November. filSiaSllaji Decomoer, sIV'S5s
SllA: January, fi0o3at!o3A.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. March G-Ncon. Cotton steady
fair demand: American mitdling, l-ltd.;
sales. 5000 bales. speculation aud eKpof', 'uN
bales. receipts, 1900 bales; American. feVt
bales. Futures Grm; March ami April s-oL
April aud May, 4-diad 5-6id Nay and june
i-Sid.. june aud jay. s-bti.; July aud Au'
gust. g-Gld.: August and september V-Oii.
October anl November, ii6id.
. T. M-American good miidling, 3-lto'
middling. s l-l6i.; low mddling, lJ-ltd
good ordinary, 1874 ordinary, -. sale,
II American, 1900 bales; Manh, sarcn ana
AprI, t-6fd., seller; April eOi May, 0-oih.
so Ter: May and June, .-Sti, velue. june ana
July, s-Gld seller: July aud August l-bid.
buver. August, lflt4l., seller. August aud
september aud September, 7-Bii., sellef
Soptember and October, j1nii., october ana
November, li-6ld., buyar tuturos steady.
T. M-Nercb, March and April D f-oid
seller: April aid May, 8 0-.4i., seller; Nay enl
June, 9 e64i., seller; june AMI july, o efil
seller. july aud August and August, iN-tif.
aell,r. August and september, aud septem ner
1-Gid., seller: september 0ni October, ooFoih.
buyer: October aud Noysn Der, ij-dtd., rollor
Futures closed drm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
(Reporisd tor the Dispat'h.l
M.pruR Market steady. No transactions ~
p0rtod. Cleaned nuts afe l0wor Prime, 5he
rylr, prime. 5.c.; fancy, 5Ac; common. 2aic'
eboiled, 2Aa3sc factory hand-picked, 5hA'c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
DOWN BY THE SEA.
yHE INQUEST IN THE CASE or BOB
WALKER.
,,eaih az Prominent Citizen Of Norfolk
County Matters--Per-
sonai Notes.


HoRrniK. March G. 1890.
Dr. George W. @. Maupin. city coroner.
i.li au inquest this morning on the body
- Bob Walker (colorcd), who was shot and
l.j hy jim Manning in baf-room IN
Irtsm1u,h Yesterday morning. The YER
I..i trss lu accordance with the statement
ft.a., published. Manning insists that
lIl Che shouting accidentally. and the
a.. leu.e seems Go point that way.
.rt4u j. O. Il. Cr0ckor. prominont
O. ~ Norfolk county aud wcll-known
f..-b.r. died 90 bis home near Churchland
cd w.-uug somewhat Suddenly He was
SKY wears 81 age, and was q
e.ar Captain Croker was always
ur'ut 90 thc politics Of the county,
i0.trs Democrat During the war
commanded Company /. Ninth virginia
-t .t...at, and was gallant soldier.
NAVAL MATHIS.
T,r United States steamer Alliance is
l. a' ready and leaves Norfolk tO.mor-
r. ihc Roads for inspection and sails
l ht Tor hcr long voyage 90 Hong
which place she VIII reach 10y tho
E. July ana relieve thc Marion Sho
. fa.a ai Malaga Tor i've DAYS. Mcssina
g.. f, DAYS Alexandria five DAYS. Alden
&c.. .srs iombas FIVE days, ColumbO five
.... ava singapore three days. The Al
VAL remain on the China station for
frr.. wears.
I.. cruiser Baltimore has taken ell her
0u board except the four eicht-in ch
ft. which have uot ytt arrived from tho
...a.Iy. These are powerful guns, the
....n throwing shot slX miles and the
.t1lch eight miles
|..,rI3ay % raft Of over l.a0 LOGS be-
l.. tuE % thn stw-mllls Of TINS vicinity
..rtI al d
.rI. lu AtcWarle sound. II Will be an
..usyr ioo recovering the LOGS.
.v. white thieves and Migrants, Thomas
-u ard Gilbert Lappen, orc TO hc sold
at lu FOR three months next tuesday
.l5.r o. Justice Baum.
N.r.r Banks has received his commits
.a- o., C..irrt0r and VIII resign tho
..y.r. ty tomorrow. The Mayor is sorcly
. hy tho politicians and those who
ua.t Office lu the cus om-house. The
4.er o. inspectors iu tae custom-housc
d.. .. .o increased from iouT 10 SIX.
|.. Council and Board II Trade COM
r.f..s ~ Portsmouth got off 20 Wash
...a to-day 10 urge the appropriation
rowing the Naval Hospital Park.
H- FL. b. Cooke ha, formally resigned
fn tLc electoral loard, and the two re-
members viii fll The vacancy.
Str Frank A. Haywood, Of Springfield,
.- lu the city arranging for the visit
parity ., Now England editors iu MAY.
..r. g.. g. Warren ls lu the cats soliciting
contributions for rebuilding the Baptist
at I4pora.
.r.are seven cases # murder 10 be
... l tAe Circuit Com. of Norfolk coun-
.. which Cinycues On tNc llfh ll. tant.
1It,M t0aTd. Vith Captain II. l.. Howl
r..I ldcut, arrived at abe uayy-yard
.., to inspect the rejected steel plates
.t f.r news cruisers.
lo hr-t thousand az 10000 toms Of Pc
... rfl~ coal was forwarded to Halifax to-
... f.r tAc Allan Line steamers.
I.- captain OBJ. The Norwegian Steamship
".nI Renew. in tine Roads with shat
.n and propeller gone. came o. tho
ibis morning % soc If repairs could ba
~.l. H-r". and hudir, that they could -o
.rlnhed his owner and is now await
b.. ...afs. O..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

NC, and again ruled easy. closing sbous nc.
lower han on yesterday. Corn ruled quiss sao ,
OF the session, ms trading being light ana " Ins
main local mo feeling was steady, and vein~
did not show any material change from ycsso..
day tbs 1srket opened steady and closed Q
shade higher than on Yesterday. Oafs w.re
quiet The demand was not urgept. and we
offerings moderate. VERY little interest," was
ceodingiy limited. Prices ruled steady and un.
changed. The lraiing in lard wes limited, am
credited 20 the local operators, with no parncu.
lar changes N notS In prices. Only imted
business was done in ribs, and the feeliog wss
steady. Prieos we're without material change.
landing futuras rnayel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Fatal Lake shore Railroad Accident
NV tnlorraph % the pIspatch.l

prVFaro. March G.-Tran u on the Lake
Shore railroad from the West. due in bul-
falo AT $40 =. NJ, and running very fiSi %
make ND lo.t time. broke in two near Ham
Iurq about $50 o'clock. The front part Of
the train. consisting OF the engine, tender
smoker. and two dav coaches, was quichiy
brought ;o a staud-still. The rear hail.
composel Of five heavy Pullman's, came
on the down grade and crashed INTO lAe
second dav coach. The Pullman beng
heavier. lifted the day coaches into the ar
aud they now lie on top Of one another,
both bayipg telescoped the first day-ooach.
Roth day coaches and the Pullman were
mi If uSs4ouccrs and the loss Of life and
limb is probably very high. Ten arc Ie-
ported killed outright 4 wreckng ualn
with rel,ef-party * surgeons soon Iet5
for The sccno If the accident. The rail-
road authorities and employees refused any
information whatever 10 the press. IN
Associated Pres reporter went ontho tram
rs q surgeons assistant. No reporters
were allowed b 90 # known TO be such.
BUrYMo. n. y, March G.-lniorm"tion
from the traiu-dispatchcr's ONCE j, ihAI
tbe south track was clear ~ 1910 \. VI. so
that trans could pass. Four persons are
reported killed and ten injured, one Ia
HAupuRG. Y. Y. March CAS- near ~
can be asccriainod ten were klllcd anu
twenty-five injured at tho wreck near Day
View
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
A Rich PhiladeIphIan Passes Away.

PHILADELPHIA. March Civilian Buck
nell died suddenly of apoplexy at his resi-
dence in this city last night: aged seventy
nine years. Bucknell's gifts to Bucknell
University at Lewisburg, Pa, one of the
foremost educational institutions in Penn:
sylyania, hrst known as the University OF
Lewisburg, the name being changed IN
honor OF It's patron, amounted to ga, 900.
BucknelIs gifts to the Baptist church were
also most munifcent in Character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
County rrensurer Robbed.

~ y ~ '-7'~I
WASHINGTON. IND.. March Ga remark
ably bold aud successful robbery took
place al the c0uri-noUse here at noon
Yesterday. While the corridors Of the
building were deserted during the recess
tho county trcasuTer's Office was entered
from the main hall and the monev-drawer
under the pav-couuter forced with PAIR II
shears. Several hundred dollars IN checks,
currency. and silver were taken. TIE thiet
then locked the dooF and departed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
A Bold burglary in Kansas City.

KANSAS CRY, Mo. March 6.-Burglars en-
tered the jewelry store of Bob j Dunning,
43S Minnesota avenue. Kansas City. Kan,
at an early hour yesterday morning, and
directly under the full glare Of an electric
light broke the safe open with ten-pound
sledge- hammer and secured $4,000 worth
of diamonds, rings, watches. and chains.
The jewelry in the cases was not disturbed.
The police authorities of both Kansas
Cities were at once notified Of the robbery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Illicit Distillers.


~
ATLANTA. March G.-Tha United States
marshals have made twelve arrests IN Pick
ems county of bloonshiners ~ who have
been banded together under the name II
1.-THE Honest Mau's Friend and Protector
for the purpose of driving away and pun
ishing infOrneTs. one OF the members
gave away the gang, which consists OF
tWenty-snycu men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
The Sugar Trust.

fBy Telegraph to the DIspaIchI
NEW YORK, March G.-There was long
meetipp of the sugar trust to-day, AMI be-
tore II ended interested parties everywhere
had information that cash dividend OK
w per cent. had been declared Tor the
present quarter. President Hayemeyer
aud Treasurer Searles both refused to
make any statement in regard to the mat
Ter. and nothing official could be OBTAINED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
DEATHS.

FDWARDS-Diet. fuiienly. OF congestion on
e. i,,,-, IN no evening Of March 5th, a. hi:
rostl-n,-. No 3iG south Pine street Richmond.
Va. WILLIAM EDWARDS. u Giamorganshire'
south wales. but Tor hfty-twO years pact resi-
funeral services from Second Presoyterlsn
cbnrch lDr. HOae'D THIS tsriday) AT lEkNOoN'
March 7th, At O'Clock. friends ana acqualnt'
Ances invited 20 Rtend.
BY request no lowers
WALKER.-Died, March 5th. az her residence
No. all3 cast Aarshsn street, bliss 'lhDINlA
triTEER. i'm the nfy-afth Year Of her age
Fnneral from Leigh-street Baptist church
TIIIs AFTERNOON al o'clock. Frlends ani
acoualntsncos Of the family are invited 10 a.
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 6, 1890.
Internal-reyenue collections to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes, Si4s90O; tobacco, $3,2i26s-to!ai,
s7,I32aS
Auction sales: offered. Il darks and 10
brrhts, With lG taken IN, Of which darks and
10 hrights. Prices from s. to IS; average.
siO1l
Attendance small and market dun.
Private sales: IS darks aud % bright wrap
pors and few scattering hogsheads.
Loose sales: p, 9jj pounds OF $3.50 and $3.50.
Market unchanged. Quality poor 10 good; no.
thing due offered.
Western papers quote Richmond dispatches "a
saying that our manufacturers were afraid that
tho meat-tax IN Virginia would arouse Armour,
who would retaiiate by having Virginia tobacco
boycoited in the Northwest Nothing could DO
more foolish. Not a word Of the kind has been
heard on Change Amo3g toDacco-men. Whether
tho law Is imperative or not It Will not concern
toUacco-men as such.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 0, lsjL
oFFEsNGs.
CoRE.--s.s00 bushels
OATs.-30 J0 bushels.
SALES REPOBFED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN.-white, zoo bushels prime 81 i0c.; coo
bushels fair On private terms.
FLOCR.
We ruots: Fine. s251aSiY5. superins. f17Ja
g. e; extra sl5)1SL75 family, eiatk59 pa!eai
family, country, li.7jaSA25
COTTON kRPORT.
Market arm.
oUOrAfI0aA
MtDoLWG, l0hc.
Low MIDDLING. 9rsc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Thinks IIc win Come Home.

CHc.Go. March eliminate friends Of
Minister Robert y. Lincoln express the
opinion that he Will. in view Of the death
of his son. soon resign his Office and return
10 his home in Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Fire I'm Charleston, 5. c.
lby telegram Ia tina n,.n.,.n ,

CHARLEsToS, s. G., March ga fire this
morning Did considerable damage to the
Ph@nix Furniture Company's store and
factory on King street. The upper por-
ton of the store was Quilted. The loss is
about $4,000. which Is covered by insu-
rance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Government Teisgraphic Bill.

10y tciegraph W sno Dispas'
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Representatiye
Taylor. of Illinois, to-day introduced IN the
House bill to provide for the establish
ment of system of Government tele,,
graphs for the use Of the Government and
people, and TO be operated Is part Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
rnuIbee,s conditionCriticai.

W.sumoroy. March e.--The latest report
from Mr. Taulbee is that while his condl-
non Is still yery critical he IS resting inuch
easier than he was last evening;
WIsHnoroN, March 6.-~nr. lauipee Is 81 no !,
better tonight, and his irienas rear tnat
there is no longer any nope OF ms recovery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Very Cola in Wisconsin.


~ 'o'0erlP1 % TI0 UI7V7IchI
ASHLAND. WIS. Mech G.-The tempera-
ture throughout Il rthcrn Wisconsin
changed from twenty ,1 forty degrees te-
low zero yesterday. The snow Is two feet
deep an many places.