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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
MUNlFlCENT GIFT
For the building of n Methodist Uni
versity.

TRrsMucH, ALA, March 2O.-Mr. Bluiiton;
Of Alabama. makes . munihcent Git OF
~ The location of an educational institu-
t Ion KIN known as the University OF the South
land. Rev. G. /. Mann, D. d., who d has the
natter In charge. says that 81 ,5O0,OOO, VII
hc exnended on the main building, which
Oil be SOOx3OO feet and seven stories IN
Leieht with an inner court 200 feet square
TLe material to be used is white marble,
Granite. and sandstone. Ground VIII he
broken April 10Th and work on the pulid-
lue pushed rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

L
untronbled old age, brightt .,Iss1ed % with
best sentiments remain now and aso s,a-
the future, yours truly obliged ana sn
full, Wn.LAN'
DECORATED ny THE EMrEBoh.
BERLIN, March 20.--Jules Simon ,i nau =,
long talk to-day with Emperor m nnna,
At the close of the interview the EnPc H.
presented simon with q decoration OF the
Order of Red Eagle. 1t Is reported ' 10
in the course Of the conversation ~ &c
French statesman preached the suolecs vi ~
the naturalization of Alsace-Lorraine, sn na
the Emperor replied that it was never va
early to discuss question that conceIno ou
the friendly relations existing bet"co"
Germany and France.
REMARKABLE FEATURE
LONDON, March 20.-The Times's berilsf
dispatch says: A remarkable feature "a
the crisis is that there has been no oi.
ganized effort of public opinion to induSo
Bismarck TO STAY in Office. This may 10
attributed to the fact that his country
men were convinced of the hopelessness VI
trying to induce him to change his MIND
THE LABOR CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, March 2O.-The Labor Confer
ence is working with unexpected raplul.y
and success. The Sunday Committee nas
practically finished its labor, having
arrived at compromise adyisinE
that the rest Of the church hon-
DAYS be obligatory only for women,
young persons. and children. Inc
Childrens Committee has resolved that tne
employment of school-children be forbid
den except in certain defined cases. Bishop
Kopp has asked all the priests in his dlo-
cese m rive nm OpiniOn as 10 how the clergy
can and ought to act in the workmen
question.
EUROPEAN PEACE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 20.-The Noresl'
to-day publishes another article or. the re-
tirement Of Prince Bismarck from the Ger
man chancellorship. The paper taxes q
pessmistic view of the situation winch
will result from the Chancellor's reslgnacc
ton, and declares the solitary support OF
the edifce of European peace mas
crumbled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

CHICAGO. March M--Cash flour quiet AMI nrin.
Dealers are asking l0c. advance No. FED AMI
No. spring wheat, 73aaDac No corn,
- as2shc. No. 2osts. exc Mess-pork. no.. "a
Shoulders. 81 25st4g0. short-clsar. thfatoia
kybIakav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
rrROPHAN PEAcE.
PREPARING TO vAcATe THE PALACE.
Newspaper Comments on the Resignation
Of Bismarck.
ny Anelo-American cable to tho DIsps'ch.l

tBy Anelo-American cable TO tho Dlspatch.l
BERLIN. March 2O.-Prince Bismarck has!
made arrangements to vacate the Palace Oh
Chancellor at an early date.
The VossicRe Zeiting SAYS that the tension
has been brought to a climax by the iact
that the destines of the props have oeen
suddenly deprived Of their axis.
Prince Bismarck was the guarantee OK
peace. History will preserve the memory
of his services in the cause OF peace. MS
successor will be compelled to immediately
deal with the question OF o reduction OF
tho military burden in the interest OF peace.
Tho nation witnesses the retirement OF
Prince Bismarck with regret but without
anxiety, hoping that his life will still %
long and happy. and that he will be able 10
follow the development Of the country.
The North German Gdzette prince Bis
marck's organ gives prominence to the
announcement that General Won C9priW
has succeeded Prince Bismarck as Cham
cellor. Ii also gives equal prominence 10
the report that the General Will succeed
Prince Bismarck as President OF the
prussian Ministerial Council. The Fdz,0s
denies that Prince Bismarck's resignation
was in any way connected with the differ
ences between the Emperor and himself or
the labor question. 1t was mainly due. the
paper says, to constitutional questions.
such as the limits of ministerial response:
bilty and the relation Of the President OF
the Prusslan Ministry with mis- colleagues.
DR.. Lucanus, Chief OF the CIVIL CABINET,
accompanied by General Hahnke, toy
mally waited upon Prince Bismarck this
afternoon and presented the Emperor's
acceptance of his resignation.
The Gazette says that Prince Bismarck
never opposed the Labor Conference in
the Staatzrath, but that on the contrary VI
was at his suggestion that the conference
was initiated, and that the Staatzraths as
sistance was asked TO consider the labor
question.
The National CARTE says that the En-
peror in a long letter TO Prince Bismarck
extols his services TO the State and ex-
presses profound personal gratitude.
The hraz Zeitung says that General Won
Caprivi has returned to Hanover. and that
be accepted the chancellorship after two
weeks negotiations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
LORD SALISBURY
Addresses Meeting Of Conservative Mem
bers of Parliament.

bers of Parliament.
r}y Anglo-American cablo to the Dispatchl
LONDON. March 20.-A meeting Of the
Conservative members of Parliament
called bv Lord Salisbury WAS held at the
Carlton Club house to-day. Lord Salisbury
made an address in which he said he re-
gretted TO see the slow progress OF the
business in the House Of Commons. The
Government, be declared. was compelled
to deal with obstruction of the most de-
termined kind. He trusted that every
supporter of the Government, at whatever
cost 10 his personal convenience, would
give unremitting attention TO his parlia-
mentary duties. The tithes bill and land
purchase bill were Of paramount import
ance. The tithes bill must pass it's second
reading before Easter. He believed the
proposals contained in the land purchase
bill are such as to secure the unanimous
suuport of the Liberal UniOnists.
IN regard to assisted education, on which
subject there was much misconception and
instrumentation, Lord Salisbury begged
the members to reserve their opinion until
the measure is introduced. Lord Sails
bury ridiculed the report that Parliament
would soon be dissolved. He declared
that the new Irish bill would secure the
possession of the landlords TO their pro-
perty. Dir. Salisbury also expressed the
hone that the difficulty with the United
States over the Behring Sea question
would be settled soon. but, he said, with
such susceptible nation az America Great
Britain cannot negotiate at the top of her
voice. This remark was greeted with loud
laughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

Departed this life Monday, March 3, 1890. Mrs.
CARLgNA HOSE, in the sixty-ninth year Of her
ago. ~
Sae was born at Abbach, Bavaria, In 1921 and
came 10 America when about eighteen yeare OF
nge shortly Afterwards was married. 10 the late
Mr. Peuiamin Rose. whom sho survived about
sixteen years. She was devoted wife, loving
and tender mother. n true and faithful friend,
aud being tho fortunate poesessor OF beneYo-
lent and cheerful disposition, her greatest hap
piness WAS in assisting and encouraging the die
ireAsed aud needy Her lifo was devoted 10 the
interests OF her children, and their welfare was
upperruOst in her mind even 20 her last days on
earth she was a firm believer in the Jewish re-
ligiou. and by her walks in life exemplined her
trust in God and proved herself a mother In
IarRelv Her characteristics we're those OF a no
HE woman, and she considered truthfulness and
honeaty To be Tho nOblest virtues in the diadem
Of a grand character. The meridian and eve
ming OF her days were spent in the midst OF her
beloved and loving children and grandcnildren
and gave promise that she would live for many
wears, but GOd ia Hts wisdom Jaw flt to aniict
her with snfferings, which she bore with forti-
tude, patience, and Cheerfulness which was
truly surpTislng ana sublime She had recover
Ell her usual health permanently, "a was iondly
houel and supposed, until few months since,
Nhen our Heavenly Father again cent upon her
an afilction, and after al few weeks lie summon
cd her hence 20 Join tho angelic choir.
We know thou hast Como 70 the homo OF thy
rest,
Then why should we afIict our souls In vain?
We know thou hast Como where the weary arc
blest,
To tho Home where We shall meet again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

untroubled old age, frightened py with
consciousness Of duty truly fulfilled. ,.o In
best sentiments I remain now and ais rste-
the future, yours truly obliged ana
full. WILLIAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
A Counterfeiter Arrested.

IBy Telegraph 70 Il5 DIsVHIIu'I
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March pa Times
st. Joseph (Mo.) special says: Dir. FRED
Jones, aged nineteen years, crayon art
ist, was arrested TO-DAY for counterfeiting
United States IS Treasury notes. Jones's
method Of counterfeiting was peculiar.
He used no dies but made crayOn copies OF
the genuine notes. The cOunterfeits are
pronounced by officers TO be exceptionally
Incentive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
DlfFICuLTY ON A IRAN.
A Negro Shoots IA Conductor, who in Turn
Kills Him.
fRu tnlegrnnh III tho Dispatch.l

Nopur. ALA. March 20.-E. Il. McCnrdy,
conductor on the south-bound Louisville
and Nashville train, was shot and seriously
wounded by negro named Jake Daniels,
and in turn the conductor shot and killed
the negro. This happened on the tram
this afternoon while it was near Bay
Ninette. Ala. The negro refused to pay
the rate Of fare demanded by the con
ductor and the latter tTiedto eject him, but
the negro resisted. drew pistol, ana hreu'
The conductor then fred four times. hit
tin0 tbeneero each time and then stabbed
HIM with pocket-knife. The negro died
almost instantly. The conductor was
brought 10 this city for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
pAN-AmERlcAN CONFERENCE.
iIarbor Dues Discussed and the Report Oh
the Committee Recommitted.
I'd ..,.......t ., ,,a pgspa,ehl


the Committee Recommitted.
10y telegraph to the Dispsich.l
WASHINGTON. March 20.-After a discus
sion occupying the greater part of its SEES
sou for the past three DAYS. the Pan
American Conference has recommitted the
report Ut the Committee on Port Dues.
There are several countries represented IN
tie Conference. notably the Argentine he-
public. Uruguay, and Nicaragua, whose
s'stei1s Of heht-houscs are maintained IN
C.r contract. and their representatives. de-
sized that these countries should DC eA-
c.uted from the operation OF the fScon'-
3-ru4atl0us Of the committee untli inc
present contracts expire. The representa-
tyc # other countries decided that mar
tor dues should be assessed upon the gross
tonnage Of the ships instead of the regis
tered tonnage az the committee recon-
mendod. IL WAS finally decided that the
bosi way OF securing satisfactory rasls
q action was 20 send the report back 10
The committee and this was done, the
committee being increased from five TO
seven iurfn hers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Virginia and North Carolina Postal Notes.
.L.ro-. D..r Rn,nlar Cnrraa nnnlenLl

WAsHrNGroN, March 2O.New postmas-
tcrs Tor North Carolina: Mrs. 4. VI. How
Land. Cary. Wake county, rice J. L. How
hud. deceased: j. II. Johnson, Hasty,
Richmond county. rice j. ". Creasony, re-
F,ned: Mrs. J. Wood, Woodyille, Perqul-
mans county, cice Mrs. 4. Wood, removed.
The name Of the post-Oftico in North
Carolina heretofore known as Strictly has
been changed TO Rachel-James b. Hill,
postmaster. 81,
II is ordered that after TO-DAY tho rail
vny-mal service in Virginia between Ora
ham and Honaker-Norfolk and Western
rlad-shall bc changed SO as TO embrace
Pounding Mill, ,Iazewell county, between
the offices of Kelly aud Cedar Bluff.
The special mail service from Ia2ewel
Courthouse to Pounding Mill has been dis
continued.
John Il. Scott and G. A. Davidson, OF
Richmond, are registered at Wizards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
A Lady's Sensational Suicide.
TBv teleOr.nh "a tina DispRtcn.l

TOILETTE, ILL.,. March 20.-.Miss jessie
White. nineteen-yea daughter oi
James, 3. White, an old resident, cohi,
mitted suicide last evening IN ihose
sensational manner. She drove IN
buggy up and down Chicago street seSe-
raj times bowling and smiling TO nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
THE COAI-MlNERS, STRIKE.
Owners Have Agreed 10 Increase the
Wages of Their Workmen.

tBy Angio.Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, March 2O.-The strike of the
delegates representing the coal-mine own
ers and the miners was held IN Westmin-
ster to-day, at which it was agreed to make
an immediate advance of per cent. in the
wages Of the miners and further advance
of per cent. July lst. The men will re-
sumo work at once. Arrangements for
dealing with the question of wages in the
future were agreed upon IN principle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Confirmed by tho senate.

WASHINGTON March 20.-The Senate has
confirmed the nomination Of A. X, Mn
niger, United States Marshal OF the North
ern district Of Alabama, and the following
ppslmasteIs; W. w. Russell. Anderson
I,ourthonse, ;. g.. o. s. Moss, Franklin,
enh. X; r. Griffith. Winchester, Va.
~ 49,, =. ne'nners. Abingdon. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
MARRIAGES,

PRAIRIR-HIRSCH- Married, at the resi-
deuce q Rev. Father Tierney March Otn' ~ ~
O'Clock y. N, Mr.. J. Il. PRAIRIE to Miss LENA
HlhsCH; both Of this city.
WILKES-POwELL-ha 10 this city, on
March 18th, by Rev. s. c. Clopton, Mr. JOHN 4:
WILKES ami Miss MINNIE POWELL; bosn Oh
this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
TIE TARIFF BILL.
The Committee Beset with Grievances
Another Delay.
rRr teleeraph 70 tho Dispnich.l

rBy telegraph 10 tho Dispnich.l
WAqnNGroN. March 2O.--'ine Republican
members Of the WAYS and Means Commit
toe are beset on all sides 10 change the
details OF the bill. Items that were agreed
MON after mature dehberation are at
t'rLrl. Business interests affected 10y the
proposed changes are clamcrlng for q re-
Consideration. aud the members acting
upon the requests from their constituents
arc seeking to secure protection for their
interests In q degree beyond that fixed IN
tleb.u. Asa result, the completion OF the
measure ia DELAYED. and II Is now stated
that 10 cannot be reported To the tuii CON-
u.lt,e tomorrow as intended; The Boston
Shoe manufacturers have made rcpiesen'a a.
o. ns 60 the committee to-day in respect TO
ll.s which have been placed on the du-
table list against their wishes. The action
d Che Republican members OF me COM
Irittee I'M fixing duty ouraw silk has been
rrc.a-idered. and the matter Is held IN
al.yance. while The item relating to lead
ores containing silver Mexican ores has
boon re0pened aud discussed all OF TINS
afternoon without result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Bills Repealed.

fBy tsiesrspb % '15 n'u. -onaa,
,o,.,svn,r KY, March 20. Billie repeal ,pns,
ba cbarters Of the Frankfort, menrs
county ssS and GrsaL0d g Ssssss
to-day The aptiIotts ast mcn l and vii use
%sl0i siol Z 70 sSs suppress lotteries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Excitement Allsve,i.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LISBON, March 20.-An official announce
ment that Great Britain disayows the oc-
cupation Of the disputed Shire territory
has allayed the excitement OF the people
hara-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

The engineer on the south bound passen-
ger train leaving Kalamazoo. Mich, on the
sth says that two wild ducks kept abreast
Of the train for four miles until the mrs.
stop was made. The distance was covered
IN little less than six minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

term Of the present Governor expires in
June. 1891. so that in the event Of Taggart
succeeding TO the executive chair he will
have plenty Of time to look after his forces
and perhaps capture the regular nomina-
ton to the governorship with all the po-
litical hopes which such an achievement
may Justify.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
a NARROW ESCAPE,
In which Patience Almost Ceased TO BE n
Virtue.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PKrERSDUDG, Va, March 20. 1890.
Mr.. John Carroll, a citizen of Ettrick,
and up to the strike one of the foremen in
the Ettrick cotton-factory. had narrow
escape from death on Monday last. He was
approached by young man who was in
toxcated and abusive. Mr.. Carroll, seeing
the condition Of the man, made no effort
to punish him. The latter presuming
upon patience which he had sorely pro-
vOked, then made an effort 10 assault Mr..
Carroll. who threw up his arms TO defend
himself from the blow by which he was
Threatened TO his surprise his assailant
whipped out knife and made swipe at
his face Mr. Carroll received a painful
cut Of considerable length on the throat,
the blade barely missing the artery. The
wound bled profusely. In the excitement
that followed the man who did the cutting
walkedoG. No arrest has been made, Dir.
Carroll declining TO make complaint
against his assailant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispaten'j
PARIS, March GA Congo dispatch says
that the bodies Of the victims OF tue re-
cent massacre at Ubungus were eaten ny
the natiXes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Rum Ored Nassacrr.

by Anglo-American cable to the DIspatch.l
LONDON, March 2l.-Advices have been
received from Quillimane, East Africa. to
the efectthat Portuguese customs official
and his escort Of 300 natives have been
massacred near Lake Nyassa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
G,a.lstoneen Conference.

by Ango-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. March 20.-Mr. Gladstone had
another conference with his colleagues to-
day on the subject of the Parnell Commits
sion report. 1t was finally decided to offer
no amendment 70 Lord Salisbury's motion
that the report be adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Cotton Indu,trv p,r.,,,.a

10y hneV an .'ean sspis 10 the DispatcilI
LONDON, March 2o;-The Bolton cotton
industry y paraiyzed IN consequence of the
coal strike ana $4,000 looms are idle IN
Rurnley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March 20. ISL

OFFERfNil
wHsAI-f $50 bushels
CoRs.-3j26 bushels
OATa-2,O00 bushels.
OgcnAKD0RAss sEED.--i0 bushels.
SALES REPoRrED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-rongperry coo bushels very good
on private terms. sbortberry, 70 bushels good
81 Soc: 58s bushels fair ~ '6c ; 2z6 Dashels
com non az e6c. lOs bushels common sc Csc.
Iotal Gales OF wheat. ,joi bushcls
COks.--White, 90 bus1ols prime at 59Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
WEST VIRGINIA.
walked Into the River-Explosion OF
Grindstonc.

Especial teIoEIHTH !" -
Wurr1r;G. W. Va, March 2O.-John
Pine once a well-known businessman an
here. ended protracted spree toru"Sp my; nv
Hei;b,erately walking into the river. hlne
det 1o 10 unsuccessful attempts TO Kill
himself during last night. .o.,,, L;,oa
ni Samuel Richardson was instantly kilis sa
:, CIV ~ Whitaker null this evening by the
n IL, ,hs of a grindstone. Several Others
,,,arn sariously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

The demand for "BinfoYd's Hit" Whis-
key will give you an idea of what remark Z;
able article il is for 81 per gallon. Cali
and see it. 1902 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

fBy photograph TO tie Dsspstch.
- WASHINGTON. March %. -For Virginia,
| RAIN North Carolina. south Carolina. and
-JGeorgia, rain. southerly winds. warm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

slL7BosR. March e0.--virginis consols, II !:
30. iO-iOs, 30: do. 3's. 65aG54: Baltimore and
Ohio stock, 96si0O; Northern Central stock. t9a
70l : consolidated gas bonds, lli8; do. otock,
AiT.A4L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
D. ARTHUR TAGGART,
New Hampshire's Executive If Governor
GoodeIl Dies.

The dangerous illness of Governor
Goodell, of New Hampshire. opens the door
of promotion to D. Arthur Taggart, presi-
dent Of the Granite State Senate. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

TIE wsAruIs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy. with rain 81 night The Thermometer a.
midnight vas ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
ALEXANDRIA.
Death Of Venerable Lsdy-Bard Cases
Notes.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.


ALEXANDRIA, March 2O.-Mrs. Mcveieh,
widow Of William n. Mcveigh' formerly a
leading merchant here, died ai her home
in this place last night. Mrs. McVoigh was
upwards OF eighty years Of age. and was
one OF the most beloved Of Alexandria's
old people. During the war the property
of her husband was conhscated by Judge
Underwood. Of notorious memory, and
given TO his wife, and il is only in recent
years that II has been recovered. She will
be buried tomorrow afternoon.
HARD CASTS.
Edward Meade and Robert Arnold, two
pretty hard cases. had q Quarrel in the
northern section of this town this morn
ing, during which Meade's head was se-
Tiously cut by stove-hd, used as a weapon
10y Arnold. Arnold has been arrested and
u now locked up in the pOlice-station TO
await the result Of Meade's injuries, which
have been pronounced serious by the doc
tors. Arnold is the son of Policeman Julian
Arnold. who was shot and killed about two
years ago by Billy Williams. who is now
serving term in the penitentlary for the
crime.
oDD-FELIows
The Odd-Fellows Of Potomac Lodge will
celebrate the fftv-frst anniversary of that
organization tomorrow night. A banquet
VIII be gwen, TO which all the prominent
Odd-Fellows in this section have been in
yited. The guests will be received by
Leonard Marbury, ESQ.,, and will be well
coined by Mayor r. Il. Downhan.
Ernest Travers, the boy who had his arm
cut off while playing on train on Union
street on Tuesday evening last, is thought
TO be very low to-day.
Tho preliminary arrangements were
made by the fremen last night for the re-
ception of the Virginia Fire Association in
the city during June next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
To suppress the Betting Agencies.

IbyhHkO '0HH uauie 70 Tho Dispa tch.I
PARIS. March 2o.-The French Govern
.nent has decided to suppress the Paris
Mutual Betting Agencies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
Paths OF Italy and Germany Identical
Further in Regard TO Bismarck.

By Anglo-Amcrican cablo to tho Dispatch.l
BrnrIN. March 2O-lhe National Gazette,
referring to Prince Bismarck's remarks to
Siqnor Boccorda yesterday. one of the
italian delegates TO the Labor Conference,
that the paths Of Italy and Germany would
be identical in the future rs they had been
in the past. says that the observation may
confidently be applied to the German for
eign policy generally:
The appointment of General Won CapriVl
IN snccned Prince Bismarck, the paper
saws. mas nothing of threatening charac-
tor. II calls attention to the fact that the
Duke Of Wellington was at one time Prime
Minister of Great Britain, and declares
that the German generals appreciate the
blessings of peace no less than the other
Germans III responsible positions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
DEATHS.

DICKENa-Dled, March 10, 1870, FRANCIS
AsBERkY DICKENS, JR.
Funeral took place from the residence OF his
sister, Mrs. Ii. I. Wight, on Thursday afternoon.
March Goth.
lnterment at HOLLYWOOD.