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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Tfnty,s Troubles.
IBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dis

IBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispstch.l
ROME, February 9.-It is stated that O
saving of twelve million liere is possible
in the naval estimates. An examination
shows that the finances in the marine de-
partment are in state of great disorder.
For instance, while there are only 1880
men ahoat. estimates are made for pro
visions for II, $50 men. The R1ormd, Sig
nor Crispi's organ, declares that the new
Ministers are all at variance with one an
other. and that it is doubtful if France
will support the proposed commercial ar
rangement with Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
THE SENATE SILVER BILL TO BE REPoBTEl
THIS WEEK.
oWNeEY ON HIS NATIVE HEATH.
He Vows Vengeance for His Arrest-He
Knows Lots"
fBy telegraph % tho Dispatch

CHICAGO, February 81. A. Ownbey, the
silver pool witness, arrived from Washing
ton to-day. He threatens to bring suit
against the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House
and Others whom he holds responsible for
his arrest while there. In an interview he
said he had great quantity Of evidence,
which he was not permitted to give, which
would have shown that he and Donald.
the New York bank cashier, had on ex-
plicit understanding. Ownbey exhibited
q number of kilograms and letters signed
Donald" which were evidently IN cipher
or very guardedly worded, as their mean
ing was not apparent. Owpbey declares
that member OF Congress from Nebraska,
whose name he gave, offered him $4,000
not to testify as to facts known to hun in
regard TO the silver-pool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
a BLIZZARD IN THE NORTHWEST.
Tn, yyorst in years-Trains Biockadcd-
People Frozen to Death

Til. worst in Years-Trains Blockaded-
People Frozen to Death
tsr telegraph to the Dispaich.i
CurYrySE, wy, February 9-Ihe worst
tl;11srd that has been experienced IN
tv,1a11a;,,, for four years has boon raging
c. tho last tventy-four hours. Stockmen
~, an,,yehensiye of sewers losses on range
nattIs No west-bound trains, reached
Cho,,a,,re yesterday either over the Union
pacisc or The Burlington. a rehef tram
,ri,b nrovisions been sent out 70 the last
rail and overland flyer, stuck forty miles
east of here.
A NUMBER or LIVES LOST.
OMAHA. NEB.. February 9.ISpeciais 70
the Zee show q number OF lives iost SILT, Ia
Nebraska during the Dhzzaru. me
wife of Milton CUMMINGS FARMER neaI
P,,shrilie who started from town for her
home Saturday, was found dead in her
hnrcv today within forty rods OF a neigh
Eddie Chedister and Steven st. Peters;
fonrtaan- vear-eld Kearnev boys, who had
heor ont hunting, were found frozen to
death in a corn-feld. NJ. l.. Lissent, re-
siding three miles north OF Chndron, 10
sunposed tc be buried under the snow
and searching parties are looking LOT HIS
body. -
WooSsocKrT, s. D., February. 9.-Ihe
hardest storm since the great pi .I To- 9i
urdav NIGHT until Monday. Travelling was
almost impossible. No casualties are yet
reported. Stock that was out has doubt
less persisted.
NEARLY FOOT OF SNOW.
VyRn11roS. 4. D., February 9.-The
,oost terrific blizzard that Vermillion has
experienced in three years ragged here yes
terday and last night from the northwest.
Nearly foot of snow fell.
TWO PERSONS FROZEN 20 DEATH.
R.prp Cry, S. D., February 9.-The biz
Yard wore itself out during last night, and
With fine weather. on the arrival of
ranchers and stages from outlying points,
reports of its severity and rumored casual
ties are coming in. A man and woman,
supposed 10 be a school-teacher and her
driver. who started for Elk Creek at Z.
NJ Saturday. were found four miles out
frozen to death. All the roads are blocked
and details cannot be secured. Few peo-
ple ventured abroad Saturday and Sunday,
and the two bodies found are probably the
only deaths. No loss Of stock Is yet re-
ported.
TIE MERCURY AT ZERO IN TEXAS.
SAN ANTONIO. Tx. February 9.-The
coolest weather of the past two years
reached here last night at z o'clock. The
thermometer registered rs degrees. AT
midnight it had gone down to, 81 degrees,
and for eight hours to-day the mercury
stood at 26. the lowest since 1889. The
blizzard is worse west of this point. In
Del Rio and the Devil's-river county the
mercury is down to Zero and high winds
have scattered the hocks and herds in that
section of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Ernor.I NJ Josepb y. Kahn.

The funeral of Mr.. Joseph p. Kain from
st. Patrick's church Sunday afternoon WAS
one of the largest ever held from that edi-
fee. Captain Frank Cunningham sang
Nearer, My God, to Thee" Father Dona-
hoe officiated. The floral offerings were
particularly handsome and numerous.
The interment was at lakewood, the fol-
lowing gentlemen being the pall-bearers:
Messrs. Harvey l.. Davis. Edgar IL; White.
Claiborne Epps. Louis Loterzo, Thomas
Wesley, David Halloran. Frederick Scott,
and John BOtto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
RsAL ESTATE Ar rRIvATE SALE
nor SALE, A GOOD BUSINESS Ga

Desiring to make a change In business. offer
my PROPERTY for sale. IL IL not necessary 10
make any explanations as 10 the stand as q bust
ness place, as the owner has been conducting
tho business fo= q number Of years, and now
only offers the property 10 make "a change In
business. IL is a nrst-class place in every par
tcular; has good cash trade, and "a in thor
ough order aud repair. close 70 oil steamers
landings, wel adapted as a boarding-houso with
oil conyeniences.
The house contains IL rooms besides closet
rooms, and the part used for saloon and bill
llard-roon. fronting IS feet O. inches on Lester
street and running back TO Water street, having
the ssmo front on both streets, out OF reach OF
all freshots-neyer troubled with any rises OF
James river. A good stand for almost any busi-
moss. FIXTURES for sale II desired tor eon-
Quoting Bar aud Restaurant. Apply on the
PREMISES TO A. j. STAUDE,
70 10 ru, h.GSu3t' 1908 Lester street. city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10

New YORK. February 9.-Surrogate Ran
som to-day declared the will of Virginia
S. Kaufman invalid, because it was exc
cuted prior TO her marriage with Jackson
Kaufman. Mrs. Kaufman was Georgia
lady of wealthy family. Her father left
her fortune, which was augmented by
She had one child by Dillon, and made a
will in its favor shortly after Dillon's
death. Under the laws of Georgia, Kauf-
man will take one half of his deceased
wife's real estate. which is worth $500, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
A Tabie-Glassware Trust.

FNDLAY, o., February 9.-Five table
glassware houses in Pittsburgh. one in
Wheeling, one in Fostoria, and one in
Fiudlay joined to-day in an application
for q charter for new trust combination.
which will be known as tho United States
Glass Company, with capital of 81 200, 900.
1t IS said 10 be the beginning of a combine
which will soon embrace all the table
glassware factories in the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
New and the Treasury Portfolio.
IN. .-.to .,oorg,o, IN bia IN tho Dlanatch

tBy AngIO-Amertchn cHUIe 70 IHU UI9phIcH'I
LONDON, February 9.-Hon. John G. New,
United States Consul here, was asked to-
day by an Associated Press representative
if there was any truth in the statement
that President Harrison on Thursday last
cabled him to return immediately to the
United States, with tho view of comforting
the Treasury portfolio upon him. Mr..
New said: IL have not received any mes
sage from President Harrison, and know
nothing about any proposition to offer me
fine Treasury portfolio.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
THE IRISH TaNGLE.
Pnrncli VIII Not Retire Beyond the Pres
ent Session of Parliament.

tBy Anglo-Americau Cable to the Dispa'cn.i
LONDON, February 9.-It is probable that
the McCarthyite meeting which has been
set for Thursday next will be postponed,
or il 1t is had that only an incomplete
statement will be possible.
Mr. ParneIl considers the Gladstonean
assurances inadequate, and it is said that
Medicines 70 pledge himself to retire be-
yond the present session of Parliament.
and insists upon retaining control OF the
Irish party until the next general election.
A section of the Healyites intend on Thurs
dav TO demand that negotiations be broken
ON the ground that too much Difference !, IS
paid 10 the position aud claims OF ParneV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
To Contest for Bradlaueh's Seat.

[By AnRlo-American cable 70 tho Dfspatch.I
NORTHAMPTON, February 9.-The COnser-
NATIVES have nominated Germaine TO con-
test the seat in this borough left vacant
by the death of Charles Bradlaugh. The
Mansfield. The Socialists nominated DR..
Aveling, labor agitator and Socialist
leader, but Ayeling's nomination was can
celled. The polling takes place next Sat-
urdav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
a QUESTIONS AS TO CATHOLICS.
Great Britain. the Unitsd stsfes' sno
Trading Rights I'm BRAZIL

r,y Anglo-American cable to tho pispatch'l
Iospoy. February Elm the House OF
commons to-day X. X. Causton,. Glad
stoneian member for West. SOUTHWARK,
asked whether Catholics would be eligible
TO occupy the position of Lord Chancellor
of England or Viceroy of Ireland slr
Richard Webster, the Attorney-Generai,
declined TO answer on the ground tnae
eminent lawyers differed on the. question:
which would become practical IL any COW
eminent appointed Cathohc to eitner Oh
these positions.
IF the Foreign Office, replying to ques;,
lion as TO whether Great Britain could
share in commercial advantages with Brazil
equally with the United States, said that
Great Britain had no treaty with Brazil
and therefore could not demand the same
trading rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10

nounced here that Stanley has decided e,
from the crowned heads of Europe. and
other admirers 10 General Booth. of the
Salvation Army, for the cause OF helping
the poor In London. These gifts are
valued at nearly S500.000. They consist OF
pearls OF rare value, gold cups. and kin
dred articles. A numbar OF them were re-
ceiyed from Queen Victoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10

rsay pamson. yesterday. A number of
5 MA. Huncarians attacked Yard Boss
S Srsh and beat him numerically. They
sn,' heat n man who was assisting Snider
81 badly that his death is expected mo
mentarily. No arrests mp TO the present.
T The Fort Hill works. are owned by W. ).
Rainar of Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
To Ballot To-Day for q Senator.
fRv telegranh % tbe Dfsnatchl

Borsx CrTY, IpAHo, February 9.-After O
lively sQuabble the House by vote of 10
to ~ adopted resolution to ballot for o
United States senator 10 succeed Mr.. Nc
Council. The ballot will be taken in each
branch Of the Legislature tomorrow, and
on Thursday there will be joint session.
Claggett, it is understood, has twenty
eight votes. including Democrats. which is
q bare majority Of the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
SHOT WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE.
A Negro Gambiing-House Raided by tho
Police OF Charlottesville.

Correspondence Of the richmond Dispateh.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February o.
Early Sunday morning gambling house
near the Chesapeake and Ohio depot run
by Bob" Atkins, notorious negro gam
bier, was raided by the police. who sue
ceeded in capturing twelve negroes, lot
Of gaming-tables. &c. One of the men at
tempted 10 escape and was shot three
times, but the wounds are not necessarily
fatal. All were lodged in Jail.
Mr.. John l.. Walters. Of New Brunswick,
Canada, is in the city, his old home. visit
ing friends and relatives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
WASHINGTON'S OLD TOWN.
The Company with which He Used to
"Work the Machine"

fcorresnondance OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, February 9.-Alexandria has
for some time past been getting, out or the
old ruts in which it has moved for nearly q
century in the management OF municipal
AFFAIRS Recently the City Council passed
an. ordinance requiring Oil physicians
70 renort deaths and making O
burial-permit necessary before the
body can be buried. Then came an
ordinance requiring permit Tor the cree
ton and Improvement OF houses ana the
building of fence around them during
the process Of erection. Several other
changes TO the modern style of running
clty have recently been adopted, and the
latest change is proposal recently made
TO create police board to take charge OF
the police force and police matters AS IL
is. Alexandria has superb police force, IN
ferior TO none in the State. The object ID
TO make il superior TO any other III the
State.
BIRTHINGToN's wAsH-DAY.
Since there will be no public observation
of the 29d of February here this year
Washington's birthday falling on SUM-
day-the old Friendship Fire Company
will have a celebration of their own in the
shape of rejnion and banquet In honor
of the occasion. General Washington was
a member of this old company. which was
Organized in IVA, and on more than one
occasion in the early history of the town
he helped to work the "machine" at fires
THE WASHINGTON BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.
Judge Norton has granted charter to
the new Washington Association e-ball
team. The capital stock is $50, 600, divided
into shares of $500 each. II. b. Bennett Is
its president and II. B. Kalbfus is its secre-
tary. It's local attorney is Mr.. James IL,
Cation.
FOUR OUT OF EVERY SEVEN DAYS RAINY.
We have had so muchrain in this section
recently as to make the roads coming into
town almost impossible. 1t has averaged
four rainy days III every week Tor over a
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
London's Strike of Dock-Laborsrs.

[By AnglO-Americau cable 70 mo DIspaIch.I
LONDON. February 9.-The striking dock
laborers to-day attacked non-union men
unloading the steamer BARRYMORE, and 1t
required a strong force of police to drive
them away. Non-union men, protected by
police, are loading the steamer Tower
Hill, which sails tomorrow for New York
with free-labor or non-union crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Destructive Fire ut Catawba.
fSnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch. I

SALISBURY, n c., February 9.-News has
reached here of the destruction by FIRE of
the stores of Messrs. j. II. Pitts and j. U.
Long IL Co.. at Catawba. Neither Of the
buildings was insured. The Messrs. Long
had $1,000 insurance on stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
British Conservatives to Meet
:, knoio A,nartcan cabIa IN tho nianatch

10y hHbEV-sl'1 '1''I1 0-'710 - w =
LONDON, February ct il announced
that Lord Salisbury has summoned gene
raj meeting of the leaders of the Conser-
yative party throughout Great Britain to
take place early IN March. 1t is understood
that the question of dissolution OF Par
lament may then be decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
For Land Taxes and Land Loans.
lIsy telegraph 70 tho Dispatcb.l

SACRAMENTO. February 9.--The joint reso-
luton passed by the California Senate
some days ago. asking Congress for laws
providing for government tax on land
and loaning money on farming lands, was
passed IN tho lower house to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
The Cars Highmightiness.

10y hUBIU-aIIt7t IIfII CHUEv W tHsO DI1p"FCt'I
LONDON, February 9.--The citizens me-
moral sent to the Gar on January oath re-
garding the treatment of the Jews in Rus
STA has been returned to Lord Salisbury,
through the Russian Ambassador, without
comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
SPENDING TIRE HONEYMOON.

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Schiefieln. of
New York, recently married in that city.
are at the old Alexander House, on the
Vanderbilt estate, and propose to remain
for several weeks. Mrs. Schiefselin is the
eldest daughter of Colonel Elliott Shepard.
of the New York Mau and Express. and
granddaughter of the late William III.
Vanderbilt. Her husband is son Of the
millionaire druggist of New York. After
their soiourn here they intend to go
abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Germany,s New Chief.of-stafr.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. February 9.-The Emperor Will
liam has formally received General Won
Schleifen on his appointment as chief of
the general stall in succession to Won Wal
dersee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Collision Due to an Impcnctrabie Fog.
lf]y telegraph 20 the Dlspatch-l

SAVANNAH. Ga, February AT Folk
stone this morning Train No. IL ran into
the rear Pullman coqch Of Train No. II on
the Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
road. The collision was due TO an impene-
trable fog. The fireman OF No. IL was Sc
riously injured and the engineer had his
hands hurt. None of the passengers were
seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Gould a Co. ut Savannah.
fnx aeIaeranh % the Disnatch. j

SAVANNAH. Ga, February 9.--Jay Gould
and party spent to-day inspecting the ter
minal properties Of the Georgia Central
railroad Mr. Gould was i'll last night con.
sequent upon the strain of continued
travel. but was in his usual health to-day.
The party left for Brunswick this after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Heavy Rain at Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, TKss., February "a rain
which fell to-day was the heaviest for the
same length of time ever known here,
over two inches having fallen. The Fifth
Ward school-house was surrounded, the
rally suspended. Rain Is still falling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
inc one hundred votes for PalmSs' No
quorum. Adjourned.
xo osoies u soush paAota.

Prrnar, s. d., February 9.--Tke twenty
ninth ballot for senator was taken so 5.n,
without material change. MANY loa aiac
politicians express doubt as 70 any eioo-
fnn by the I.eeislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10

rubbed one another and adopted every
method they could conceive tokeep warm.
The first communication with the i'm
prisoned miners was had at o'clock this
morning and at o'clock the water had
lowered so they could be taken out one
by one on the raft. They were wrapped
in blankets and given warm milk as their
first refreshment and then carried home.
They will have to live on beef tea for o
few days but will then be all right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
The Code n la Francois.
ru. AnuIo rahla n thu Dianafch I

(By Anglo-American cable to the Dispstch.l
LONDON, February an. Larroumet, di-
rector of Fine Arts, fought a duel to-day
with NJ. Lordon of the editorial staff of
the Echo de Paris. Larroumet had both
hands vounded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
ARRESTED.

Harry Neal, who jumped his bond and
skipped after indictments for, roboing
Captain Enoch Smith of 1915 in the Sham
rock saloon. was arrested in New Orleans
yesterday, and Detective James will go
after him.
Yard-Master S. W. Virgins, of the Nor
folk and Carolina railroad. who lost his leg
while coupling cars. died of his injuries to-
night. His remains will be taken to his
home at forrestyilie, N. O.. tomorrow. He
leaves family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
Offerings and Purchases of silver.
fnx teiasrst,h 10 the DispAtchl

WASHINGTON, j.. c.. February. 9.-The
amount of silver offered for sale 10 the
Treasury Department to-day was 7Ss. 900
ounces, and the amount purchased, $780,
900 ounces. at prices from l.0o.9o 70 l0i.
Local purchases for the week ended Feb
fuarY ith lGD 600 ounces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
LIKE THEM.

II you arc thinking OF buying home In tho
suburbs don't forget that the LOTS q, " LIS
BURN " are the largest deepest and prettiest
In the county. Also. that tho streets are % feet
trees are now on or In front OF many OF tho lots.
Also. that the houses already erected there arc
frst-clsss, and that every proper precaufion 10
taken 10 exclude everything that u Objections
BILE. HENRY I. STAPLES a CO., Agents.
Lisburu Land Company.
70 scr No. los north Ninth streeI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
cu.wslNa 5 ROSE, Aae.L0n -.

M.ssIst AND WIFE. PLAINTIFF. hlh',. c5r.'
sr ara, DEFEsDASTs-IS Tas 0i''''
OF THs COUNTY or hsNR'co a,
T.. w. 5. Leake, ciers % me sa.l %
lily that tho bond required q ne ,'--i .
missioner Allen Potts. Dy ire y ~. -
said cause on tho oh day VI Fo'i
been duly given. .t.....! go
Given under my hand a. clerk o. t.o w.
this OH day OF February. lsyl' ,y,rR C.r s.
fe7 VI. 7. 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
AVeRoiCT OF mot GUILTY."
A Call to Rev. j. l.. White-Mr. aud Mrs
SchieffeIin in Asbeville.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

AsHEvnLE. N. c., February 9.-The jury
this afternoon found verdict of not guilty
in the trial of William Boyd, charged with
the murder of DR.. Rogers, and the de-
PENDANT was discharged.
The French Broad Baptist church has
extended call TO the Rev. j. L. White,
now of the First Baptist church of Dur
ham. formerly of Raleigh. II is believed
the call will be accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
AGRsAT STRIKE.
Ton Thousand Miners Refuse to Go TO
Work-Their Demands.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

PITTSBURGH. Pa. February "A great
strike in the Connollsvillo coke regions
was inaugurated this morning and by to-
morrow every mine and all the coke-works
in the region will be closed down. Miners
TO the number of about 10, 900 refused to go
to work to-day. the only men now working
being coke-drawers. There are 5000 men
employed at this work. and as soon as they
have drawn tho coke from the ovens they
will quit. The strike is for an advance in
wages of f2lS cents per ton and against q
10 per cent. reduction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
rONNIssIONER's AUCTIONsALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION ~. ~ =
~ OF A HOUSE AND LOI 81 lAg,R
THE WEST LINE OF MILL sihe14' - .,.
TIE CORNER ON POTTER .ThEf l.-'' "a
cntiOn OF q decree In the above 8 y. -
tho undersigned. thereby sppoiniri i'i z. I.
pose, will sell BY auction, upon th' f 81,
THURSDAY THE IgrH DAY OF tz'h. 49, -.
at ~ o'clock z. NJ. that LOT of Lh'" '1f. .
FRAME DWELLING 30. 1890 there ?. =. =.
has a front Of % by go feet II y.l "'1, ~ q.
gin business in a section Ia wilton io+ ~ ,.,s
Joy the advantages Of tho city hEi w r.. q
county axes 10 pay buy here. i1I r'n w..
required 10 have large foot % care ~ +, th,
IL % be ia the city ana ne oii't
county. Come 20 me sal0 sni he'p .-., .
TERMS: ono fourth cash; oa.A- d.. "a
credit Of SIX. twelve. md eighteen ..'..ar
deferred payments 10 be- tVi ien,eI 'a.A
bio notes With interest Rdfei if9.A -,i ,t,.
ana nile 10 be retained until ihe VI. h., h,
C"n,, ' :" P-1 ALLkN Pti'',.
Special Com .f-
CuKwsISt; a ROsR, Auction SER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
One Hundred Votes for Palmer.

SpnrsorrrID. ILL.,, February 9.--In the
Joint Assembly to-day one Democrat, most
Of the Republicans, and all the farmers
were absent. One ballot was taken, show
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-10
pARNELL ON THE SITUATION.
The Prospects of settlement Less Pro-
missing than Last Week.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, February 9.-In letter to the
chairman of the Irish leadership commit
tee of Dublin, Mr.. Parnell says: " regret
exceedingly to inform you that the pros
pects of settlement are less promising
than they appeared at the beginning OF
last week. | shall continue, however. to
do everything in nv power to rennite
Roland while safeguarding the national
Interests. TRUST your committee and SINH
lar bodies will not relax efforts in my be-
half