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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
Range of the thermometer at the front
door Of tha nisrrtch office Yesterday:
Moan temperature. ...............,..s
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YosK, March a-The market Tor STOCKS
to-day gave every evidence that Efforts 70 bring
about materially lower range OF values IN 'ne
general list had failed, and that the sellers Oh
Yesterday we're iLdns,riously endesvorlng 70 sc'
back the short sales Of yesterday. There was
great deal made OF the shipment OF gold. ou',
in the face Of the actual announcement 'nis
morning. prices refused 70 yield. and IL TOOK
specially severe drive at Burlington 70 gesn OH
less than per cent
THE GENERAL LIST FEAruRELEss.
The general list showed no feature througnout
the day, and the market finally closed duii pus
rrm at insignificant changes from last evening"
prices, though most OF them are loeses. Even
Rurlington and Lsctawapna, In which mos.
weakness was noticed, were only frsctionahy
lower. sales OF listed stocks, i3oOOO sDares; VI
unlisted, 1900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Fcenfng.-Exchange quiet and nrm AZ tsoe
4sg. Commercial bills, 8has.S. Money easy
az 2ka3: closing offered at 3, suo-Ireasnry
balances-coin, Sl5q 10000; currency, ssoil.VVo.
Cover ments dull butstoady per cents, ixIA )
rs, lO2 state bonds entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Chesapeake and Ohio...................
Chesapeake and Ohio. crst preferred. $50.
Chesapeake and Ohio. second preIerTed...-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
COUNTY cornT OF HENEIco

MN. Gillian. special commissioner, 10 r. a.
Patterson, $50 feet on OAK street 81 the northeast
corner Of Carter nul 90 feet on OAK street NJ the
southeast corner Of Carter, S9,Sia
Sorthsi1e Land Company 70 Fannie l.. TeFSor,
Lot ?, square ]. Chestnut Hin, $3.50.
James X. Sheppard aud wife 10 William K
Eaton, ls3 foot on Twenty eighth street at the
n0rIhess. corner OF L, fi,lJ15O.
j. Temple and wife 10 Highland Park Com
pany, \ acre on Second avenue OF the corner OF
FourqLTehn's zane, {ZOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
A DUEL AT CLOSE QUARTERS.
A Desperate and COlored Man Killed
The Town Sergeant Wounded.

BY telegraph to the Dispatch.
BALTIMORE. MD. March "a special 10
the Sun from Lynchburg, Va, SAYS; James
Crump, o colored desperate from West
Virginia, was shot and killed at Radford
by Town-Sergeant Hardwiok after a duel
at close quarters. Hardwick was slightly
wounded in the arm. ANOTHER colored man
the effects of which he died. Crump was
a fugitive from Justice in West Virginia,
where a reward of S45Ois offered for his ar
rest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
RYE.-9OA9jc
FLOUR.
COTTON.

We quote: Fine. S2.5Osse.75; supernne. saba
fs.2j: extra, S3,5Oai375; family, tiaShoO; pat
ont family, country, si75asS.ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
sILveRToN sNoW-eoUNo.
Out of Flour, Meat, aud sugar-Durango
paraIvzed CommercIally.

IBy telegraph 70 tho Dispstch.l
DENVER. Col, March 5,-A, Durango
Coli special says ths snow blockade Is
still on, but that the rotary suow-plows ex-
pect to have the read opened by Saturday
next. No mail has been received for seven
teen DAYS. and business is almost para
lyzed. The telegraph-wires TO Siiverton
are down and under tho snow in many
places. No trains will be able to reach
there for many days yet. The town IS out
of -four. fresh meat, and sugar, and unless
relief goes 90 them soon there will be sui
ferng for the want of provisions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs.-3.OOO Western North Carolina, guaran-
teed, at iOlH 900 Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac dividend obligation at Ill.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
QUOTATIONS..

WHEAr-LouRberry, slasl.i1 Mixed, s9cs
fI.Oa. ShOrJberTy. $50. ail.0&
CORN.-White, G4A6Sc. Mixed, 6sae4c.
OATs.-White. No. 2. 8e55c. Mixed. No. 2.
52a53c, rejected, 4Oa4sc. Winter flor seed), Goa
Csc.
RYE-9Oa9Jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06

.a. HNN-f NdEG4l Idu
l other in the House,
mIg The latter came into
.. JIG Was very anxious
AMI Le leaned and said {:
any unanimous consents
- H.1'elthe North Carolina
Oh. prayer that was offered
ami IL was good one"
..lAy OUTLAW.
s tl.i .n the city, and his
Ns-Ililg down one Of the
BE-. .hH morning. His fare
l'' House yesterday has
.ae town. 10 was just Ike
.lu! hEo an OUTLAW bold
.' .ar last. 10 has been re-
ta-v persons that Reed,
B. future history 20 vindicate
aa tvfGnnicai rulings,
Ef.-s not 10 touch upon
the people ~ the
t.HDr. The people then
G 'Aemes, and the whole Mt
g.. 's who we're prominent in
90 ID .1hyert the Government
t... .ri hy the largest maiorities
u.. tl'c tie establishment Of
~. ~ Reed is bitterly disap-
i'e failure Of tho senate TO
Hl's and pass the infamous
g. ... ' realized that the power OF
c..... . ga party could be retained
lt.. 'A upDu the ballot-box ia the
eat % ile North that are Demo-
a- "iiL EFEP ~ rTiE SADDLE.
great deal Of talk here about
C.. "lsnp Of the Republican State
ps.... mt,ee Of Virginia. and some
..- .fy!rg hard % make il appear
la, ,'@ Malone is going 10 retire and
ti....' On. .l. else 10 take the head of that
a. Tie DIsFArcH correspondent
~ H. AH2 had conversation with one
az i. ..'",anls. Republicans Of Virginia,
III "- " ! do not think any change
es.s,,, made until We meet 10 elect
tg,'e,, % 70 tie next National Re-
Lsse-.,,ll convention. There will DO no
lal ~ lof meeting Of the COMMITTED
~. veh. { he Only election Ia Virginia
~ y VII b. for members Of the State
sue aud all tho business viii DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06

Judge Staples, counsel for the curators
Of the Thomas estate, presented 10 the
supreme Court the record Of the case from
the Cbancery Court of Richmond, recent
" decided in favor Of Bette Lewis. He
stated that the Chancery Court had granted
an extension of time in which the petitions
might be prepared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
APRETTY LOUISA WEDDING.
MI. w. w. Fitch Married to Miss L. OWE
Brickers-The Ceremony.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspstch.l
LOUISA Courthouse, VA, March 5.-The
spacious Methodist church here was filed
10 overlooking yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock. the occasion being the marriage Of
Miss l.. Owe Bickers, a popular and uni
versall y-esteemed young lady, 10 Mr; W.
W. Fitch of Charlottesville. The ushers
were Mr. John Thomas Jr., OF Louisa, and
Mr.. Robert Fitch, of Charlottesville, FOR
the LETT aisle. and Dir. Charles Thomas, Of
Louisa. and Mr.. Charles Fitch, OF Char
lottesyille, tor the right aisle.
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
Promptly at the appointed hour, to the
solemn, sweet music OF pretty wedding
march performed on the organ by Mrs DR..
w. o. Smith. the bridal party entered the
church in the following order:
The ushcrs arm in arm marched down
their respective aisles. Behind tho ushers
in the left aisle followed Dir. W w. Fitch,
the groom-elect with hrs best man. Mr..
Martin of Chariot esyiilc, while IN the
opposite aisle camo the brIde-eicct leaning
on the arm OF her brother, Mr.. i. L. Blck-
era. Of Richmond She was becOmingly
attired in u rich travelhns-suit OF brown.
THE CEREMONY.
Arriving at the chancel the happy pair
Joined arms, and standing IN the centre OF
the semi-circle as formed by them;
selves and the Others Of the bridal
party, were made man and wife ac-
cording 10 the beautiful ceremony
OF tho Methodist ritual, performed in
most impressive manner by the pastor
Of the church. the Rev J. q. Roads. After
the ceremony the happy pair were driven
| TO the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, whence
| they took the O'Clock tram for their fu-
ture home, beng followed by the heartlest
benedictions of our entire people.
THE HAPPY PAIR.
The bride is the popular daughter Of
ono of our Oldest and most esteemed
| citizens. Mr.. }. Il. Bickcrs, and the groom
| is popular and esteemed Young gentle
man of Charlottesville. They were the
recipients of many nee presents and at
| Charlottesville were given handsome re-
ception by the sroom's parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
rnaEE MAsKeo cRAcKsMEN.
rhsv Take Possession Of Louisiana De
pot-A safe Blown Open.
nav ,elegraps 70 the Dlspalch.I

spryrreonr. LA., March s.-Last night eit
~, sshI r,,aasked men took possession OF tne
Shreveport sls and Houston railway a nYpsoi
0 7r Covered the Waterman WITH = pm. nd
and kept lookout on the ouesl ' s,,h anh
ne third blew open the saIe. It'll TIis
they secured nearly slog IN ihnut q this
occurred after 7 o g he offsee Of the
snoln,ns and Arkansas railway was
h fIn.,' pnan II is believed by the sanie
men men, and ri1ed Of small sum o. money
There Is no clue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
Tho Legislature WIZ Elect a Senator.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, March "a ITALIA
hassee special 70 the TIMES UHj0" says that
Governor Fleming will leave TO the, Legs
lature the appointment Of a United States
Senafor 10 succeed Mr.. Call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
TURF EVENTS.
Yesterdays Results and tho Entries Tor
To-Day at GuttenburG.

Yesterdays Results and tho Entries ior
To-Day at GuttenburG.
Firat race-three quarters of ml!eThe
nouncs won; Remembrance secohu' Loh-
oevity third. Time. l:l9fl. '. s--,..,
Second race--siX and one nan lullouK +
seilipg-Marie Lowell won; flahteI secOIN'
Iceberg third. Time, 1900. ., III
mind race-one half mile, selIIn,gy-~,
uLcda IcolD won; Refracton (hLlJ
ircCnJ AFFINITY third. Time 0:524.
Enurfb race-one mile. handlcap-Dal-
syI;an won; Illspent second, Sandstone
'n Eig,b IareIfye and one half furlones,
salling--Harrisburg won; DeiehuHh' 00-
cond. Red Elm third. Time, Ill T..
sixth race-one mile, selLng-JoG Iu'"ay
s. won Gilmer second Si"iy N0"'0'
third. Time. l:50A.
ENTRIES ron TO-DAY.
r;,st race-one mile, selling,-Boodie'
-. prneat 100. WahOo, l09: Glenlalloh,
100 Vera. lO7 Craft, 1Ol; Mary Conroy' WI
i' Second race hve-eighths Of a mile-Os-
man igna II Lyceum, ~ A Ie91I' 10 10 ,
Athalaric (illy Il9; Mq(ority lIl aS ii''
Ti,;rd yace--seyenth-ei ghths OF a mile
poile d,Or. 100 Jack Rose, 10; WIN. D aly'
~ iIs. Sir George, 1903; Humdrnm' 10Y
gandstope. 1906; kempie (hily), JUG; Lon
eeyity. 1O5 Kate CLARK, lOl. s..h Sc a
IL calling iddlestone, il3; Harry Ire
Land 102 Armiel, 100; Wynwood, So' Ice
, hnrs o. o. Groomsman, 90; Sour Mash, ~.
F;fth race-fve-eighths OF mlle' sell
~ m n;,;e IO7: Bessie X, l0l: Long Jack
, ,6e. Rstb i l05; Oracle NJ, 100; Freedom,
i ISS. sparling, 102, Dirigo, lO2; owen
Golden. 102. L.is f,,lo,ga cell
oNIannca. 1873; Silent, 100; Hyderaoaa'
ls0: jim Murray, 1870 hlpton, ~ ,so "a IA
100 Dalesman, lSJ hamA ,S7i Fieorant
Grippe. I27 Lizzie fohso' i@''
ice Lottie, ll0. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
:TIi:iN,yEsT YOUR sAYIN0S.-Be1ors

LNVEST lUUh oAfINUos-bGxoyo
i dsposislng cay moro monsy IN ths cosfaGs
Hank whsre you gst only Z por cont. call % -
invest 10 small smeun,s ana gss not esiy : ~
cent on your nscney, bus share N ~ pEon>1
also. when viii undoubtedly realise ~ ~
cent pront In next ave ysAF1 Our tnvee1snent(
iii, ARsOLuTE SECURITY, bassa e N1uls
moud (yA) city property. Over c1,0o0yooo ~
pronts PAID 70 taves:oss In ssvea yean ~ {
similar company; s par ceat poid otD1-ons
nual.y on investments II - meath I'D oV9A
No sAfer Investment poestble.
THeeOUrnxnN LOAN iNvE1IHxX3 O.
~ A. WINTER. 0eneeo1 uano0oA y
Mu-Y,ssAwn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
'TAVCqTON CRY u

One hundred aud sixty acres Of ground
were purchased nine miles north OF
Guthrie. aud n mythical city laid out.
Glowing descriptions OF LangstOn Clty
were iudustriously circulated by said
agents. generally colorcd preachers, and
the ignorant blacks of Arkansas and Ala
bama eagerly invested thor small savings
in the promised land 4 gentleman
who arrived from Guthrie to-day describes
the situation there as something pltltul.
The negroes, he said, are arriving by num-
dreds and in a condition that Is little worse
than destitute. They are encamped about
the Santa Fe depot, and their sufierngs
from the recent cold weather, IN addition
to the pangs of hunger. are intense.
TIE DARKIEs BRING SMALLPOX.
But the worst feature and the particular
one that has aroused the Guthrie news
papers to a realization Of the situation IS
the fact that the new arrivals have brought
smallpox with them. The people of Guth'
RE at first suppressed the fact that the
disease existed for fear that the town
would be injured, but since 1t IS found
that the smallpox is spreading, the news;
papers have come out and openly declared
in favor of instituting u quarantine against
the blacks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
A GOVERNMENT DEFEAT IN CANADA
The Toronto Globe on the Result - A
IargeIy-Re iuced Minority.
Nv Telegram 10 the DISPATCH.


ToBoSTo. ONT, March 5.-The Globe edi-
toriallv tomorrow will say that the Gov
eminent has been sustained 10y majority
which. at tine present writing, seems 100
small 10 enable it 10 carry on affairs Tor
auv considerable length of time. Its ma
ior!ty in the last Parliament was %, ana IN
tho new Parliament will not exceed II or
IL A. the outside Il will be less than 20,
and in times ike these "a Tory admlnlstra-
ton. pledged to trade policy when 10
impOverishiug the people, cannot work
with so slender a majority. Ontario mas
done her duty
EVENLY DIVIDED.
The Government had majority IN On
tari0 Of twenty, but a. things look the
reuresentation will be about evenly d
vided. Quebec also has done well. The
iberal loss of five seats and a Liberal
cain of seventeen seats are enumerated.
The losses Of the opposition 10 the eastern
nr1yinces are attributed 10 the influence
If tine Government through the Pubic
Works Department. The GLOBE says II is a
case of the cities against the country on
the tariff issue. and the result IS such as
VII prevent the Government rom con-
tinuIng long in power. - 81
The GIoJe mentions FIVE seats lost and
fftecn won by the Liberals IN Ontario.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
STOLEN.

Alas! when the caterer arrived in the
evening TO arrange the tables the bricks "
had disappeared. Some tiend in human
shane had stolen them. The rage of the
caterer was fearful to behold. He SILVER
ed and be shook, and he st0rmed and he
swore. lie notified all the police-stationss,
employed detectives, and offered rewards
for the arrest Of the party or parties who
stole the bricks" 1t was oil TO no
purpose-the supper had to go without
these. the choicest gems Of the confection-
er's art, and the grief and despair Of the
caterer was pitiful TO observe. However,
he didn't relax the pursuit of the thieves,
nor did he recall the rewards he had offer
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
,rTER ADJ0URNMEN
-evATCSMeN MAKE A RASrY DE-
o,sTyRE FOR THEIR HOMES.
-,.,,rs Interested in the French spolia-
,,s,,os--rhc Claims Against Uncle
.,n-lsoss Malone 20 WIN he.
~. q. orr r.enlar csrre.rOndent.

o.. ....r.N. MirCn 5.-ia nc bllAii mum
.s.sm.n in the city to-day In
...t most Of tho statesmen made
..-.uents beforehand for rather
.. vr,UIo 20 their respective
t..rui tho departments to-day
..,. .-ra few OK tho members, ex-
- ana mcmbers-olect, who were
... .E,tn upsome oddsand ends
..... .f1t thcy have had. Judge
Richmond, is still here. 9ud
zoo re home until the end of
He and ConCrcsSman-elect
g. ,.r>tUr- district, are inter-
..s. CATION 20 Bowling Green.
... fH.u ht tHey would have 30
...., ..th. tut have made al ar
+..t wa. preclude possibly the
r.tuc thc journey.
..Ial here % witness the
t.eU', Congress. lie had
.- DID,. meeting a large num-
..uen with whom he viii
next two years.
>..rtuoN CLAIMS.
..r.. roersjc members Of the
North Carolina delegations
. t..r homes They lett
having anything 20 dctan
.,t. Colonel O'FCrrall has
t1 IVr~ouhurg, but VIII
a o. 'le Guy SHORTY on
t' was much eTIauned
I'D regard 70 me frelch
'''.len I'D . INC eeheIa.
'.' "a, IC"t
".' ''''' ,.'',.,. "a ,i,,.So
- 'nVn
,.'...'' ''.', i ~, "a
N..." '.' I..c - = .' o'l.t Vi
L.' p, w. W. j.. ~. -
"-.' .'''., "a. 'l'O..ss
.a. i'. 49," uP'
''.'' ~ -U' ~ IN, M IL
.. '-.' 49, 49,. ,;I " "a a., 20
..- 800 ,,s; 4 nv, -
.-.....,,,,. ...,r,-,l "a 4bo m,
-.,,
..- ''4 7A''
I-. -..r-At'oN regret very
... fa regard 20 setting
between Virginia and the
.... mont was stricken
.l.- 10 was o near
t'''--i'>i ',''''l !, iilatler
.. . rt.l That Congress-
... -. Ill. matter. N has
--,8, many wears. and
.. .r0rgvlrce 10 the
wIl sS 10 tie
10y. m Washington.
..Hy D. Iricr was in the
. N...r district of VIRGINIA
...r.- -t.s matter and got II
.... vrr wcr. able TO die
....ta. order of business
....- thing ont of the list,
...-rI.- ever since. Up
.....-. morning 10 looked as
remain lH The deficiency
I'D ..G offered by Senator
-.. r.a,rG EDyrNDs.
.-.... ...,-,,. l.o.,,,r. 49,.
-. ',;-i - ~ - -
-.' -. ..-.' ,-.-. ~ - - ~
.i 40 ,.,. - - '- -.s
-...T 81 49,. ,7t s,-r3, va
.....r I..,r.,.,'. ,ivei tLat
....-'.-,,-..r G;ii ISft the
..-,..,. ~ ~,
'....,l go Ne Is, e
-....., w.. -..,l. -ir,a 10 oa.
..-.. ..1 t.eulacs and specifi.
. AAye o. De drawn
never any oiin Guilty
II. smoke Lu,idln- blll n
N.s pretty IarI 70 Ett
--i u y Ead nov
Ok ! fTlueF I'd
' members on u0th
.',. nave 'ttn l'9Ssg ~ 10
-..''- I'd, - ~ 3
80. - p'anot,a
.-... In. H. idea how fortu-
-...... las. .-.r when II is remem-
....r 8.r ~ the public build
..... r-.-. -...-l, reported failed 10
$50. ., 3D.. T{-r1-a Vhara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
CITY AND COUNTY SALES.
Transcript Of Deeds Recorded in Rich
mond and Henrico.

In the Clerks Office Of the Chancery
Court yesterday the following deeds of
bargain and sale were recorded
!. Q. Dickinson and wife 10 T. NJ. Fowler. 2O's
feet on north side OF ChRfln street between
Resorvoir and beech, SlajO.
william B. Es,On 90 James j.. Carneal ana
John b. Gayle 81 feet on lill street a. the south
east corner OF St. Paul, $3.50.
Franz Schultz aud wife TO William IL Bevc-
ridge. Jr, and George l. Powers, los feet on
south side OF BOYD street 1850.
John c. shafer and wife 20 Henry G.. Cannon,
30 feet on south of Park avenue between Cher
~ and Linden streets A,1I25o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

CFFEBINGs.
WHEAr.-l,s0O bushels
CORE.-f,l00 bushels.
OATs.-I, 1870 bushels
No sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
THE HAPPY PAIR.
THE RACE QUESTION IN OKLAHOMA.
Unwhlcome Negro Immigrsnts-A Race
War More than Probable.
rBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ST. LOUIS, No., March 5.--A special from
Oklahoma City says: The race question IS
assuming a serious phase in Oklahoma Ter
rltOry. aud the continued agitation winch
the subject Is raising ismore than likely TO
result in "a collision between the whites
and the blacks. When this Territory was
thrown open to settlement large number
OF negroes settled IN Guthrie, but their
coming excited 10 serious comment. Du-
ring the last six weeks, however, negroes
rom the South have sw-med into Okla
homa by the hundreds in response to IN
ducemcuts thrown out in a glittering pros
pectus which was scattered broadcast IN
communities thickly settled by the blacks.
The main mover IN this Grand colonization
scheme is said 10 be- j. p. NcCabe. e1-Au-
ditor of theState Of Kansas, in conjunction
ton with two white men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
Market steady

QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLTRG. SIC.
Low MIDDLlNG. &c.
GOOD ORDINARY, nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March5.-Streeter. VIII
be the next United States senator from
Illinois. At meeting of the Republican
State Central Committee this afternoon the
action of the steering committee IN throw,
ing the party vote 20 Streeter, was endorsed
and the party recommended t. vote as a
unit. The recalcitrant Republ cans SUP.
sequently agreed to come into line, Dut
asked until Tuesday. The indications are
however, that Streeter will be elected to-
morrow or Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
PORT OF WEST POINT, MARCH :, 1891.
lby Telegraph

ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond, fanny, Now York. mer-
hsndise. r.,.,.,o.. 49,
chandiss and passengers.
steamer Kim ciIy. Eaton, Walksr'on. mer-
chandise.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond, fanny, Newfors mer-
chapdise. ,.,., -.
chsndiso and passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant aud slightly cold
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-12-19
OTHER VIEWS .

Rev. Quincy l.. Morrow, of the Meth
odist Protestant Church, Kennedyville
Kent county, said: Local option is at
last settled for Kent county, by 1900
majority, for ever more. But there
ought to be some Legislation, so that it
will not be so hard, as it is at present, to
secure evidence to convict vioators of
the law. We ought to have law
severely punishing men for perjury
and contempt of court, because of
the manner in which they give evidence
in liquor cases. They swear to all kinds
of equivocations and ridiculous evasions.
Another splendid change would be to
make the penalty for violations of our
local option laws commitment to the
House of Correction, as we'll as fine
They now come up ard pay the fine, and
at once resume violation of the law,
taking their chances to go scot free for a
year or longer, without being again
hauled up before the courts"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-12-19
HAS NO HOPE AT PRESENT.

Mr.. ]. Frank Tucker, organizer of the
Prohibition party of Maryland, said 81
favor any law looking to the suppression
of the liquor traffic or saloon system,
which has not in it recognition of the
legal right of the traffic to exist. AS to
what legislation will be asked of the
legislature, my opinion is that the com.
plexion of the Legislature does not war
rant us in hoping for any remedial legis-
lation hearing upon the evils of the
liquor traffic Therefore, do not think
anything will be accomplished. OF
course there may be some cases in which
some neighborhood may secure local
option because of some local influence
desiring it, as when Frank Brown worked
to secure it fer Freedom district, Carroll
county, he wanting to protect his local
interests. But have no idea that this
legislature would give us a general local
option law, nor even that the county
members would be able to carry it
through. Nor do | think that the
license in Baltimore will be raised one
cent, as at $3.50 it is an admirable thing
for the liquor interest -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-12-19
Catarrh in New England.

every one using it for catarrhal troubles =
G.. X. Melor, Druggist, Worcester, Mass
| believe Ely's Cream Balm is the bes
article for catarrh ever offered the public. O.
Bush & Co, Druggists, Worcester, Mass.
An article of real merit.-C, p. Alden
Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak highly of it -
Geo A. Hill, Druggist, Springfield, Mass
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re
suits w. P. Draper, Druggist, Springfield
Mass.