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The record-union., 1891-03-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

David L. Haas a pioneer merchant OF Napa
il IN the city.
Ralph Ellis, Business Manager of the Wood
land !iinU, is III the city.
Frcd n. kestlcr has returned from the Balti-
moro Dental College after am absence of six
months.
Gus Bowman and wife OF Spokane Fails
Washington, are visiting friends and relatives
! in this city.
Colonel G.. II. Robb, an Old Sacramentan OF
the days Of 40, and now a resident of
Santa Cruz is in the city looking on at the
Senatorial contest.
Hon Paris I<ilbourn, Surveyor of the Port
of san Francisco, is among the prominent
gentleman here who are interested ia the con-
test for United States Senator.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: A.
B. DIbuie, Grass Valley; X. l.. Simpson, Wood
land; J. r, Prewett, Auburn; d. II. Ber;lseI,
san francisco; George Wood, Sierra Valley;
T. j. Nichols, Auburn; Robert Gardner, Oak
land; George smith. Dwight Hollister, Court
land: james H. Eorland, MARTINEZ: c. p. Will
son. r. +. Moore, ColuSa; George q. Goodell
W. III. Graham, Biggs; r. 3. stockton, Ma
ocra; Charles Coil, Woodland; Hy LorenZcn
John $ Enos, NJ. Walsh, John d. Daley, san
Francisco.
Arrivals ut the Golden Eagle Hotel yester-
day: C. l.. Bingham. C. r. DAILY Chicago: DR.
j. I. Martin, Woodland; DR.. William Simp-
son, a. h. Mintie, san Jose; I. $, SWAIN wife
William +. Cooper Stanislaus County; Chas
\. Swiser, Piacerville; +. d. Hefiron John A.
keane, William Nickery, New York; II. c.
Browneli, George 4. Fisher, W. J. Gardner
genthal, E. Wilson, Z. ]. Isham, s. L. Jones,
a. j. Beck, Edwin solomon, II. A. Title, San
Francisco; George 3. Swain and wife Jennie
G. Swain, c. Ray Swain, Newark, New Jer-
sey.
Rrrcrr ,r,c Dill, ,,,,o. e,;aI- lo,J.oI
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GRONDONA FINED
The italian Interpreter Who Disobeyed
the Court.

the Court.
n. Grondona, the Italian interpreter,
who was adjudged guilty of contempt OF
court-in not answering subpoena served
upon him to appear in the Frediani muir
der case-appeared before Superior Judge
Catlin again yesterday.
There We're also in court three other
Italians, l.. Carli, John Bianchini and A.
Fava, whom Grondona stated had
threatened to do. him violence, and who
had been the means of causing him to
leave town. Grondona had mentioned
their names, and told of their alleged
threats, hoping that would help him out.
But Judge Catlin issued citations for
these men to appear yesterday, and when
question about the alleged threats each
denied positively that he had indulged in
any. They explained that they had only
reprimanded Grondona for being instru-
mental in having witnesses subpenaed in
the case who knew nothing of the facts
After this hearing Judge Catlin turned
his attention to Grondona. He said
nothing had developed to change his con-
vlctlons that the interpreter had willfully
disobeyed the order OF the court. He
then sentenced Grondona to pay fine of
$50, or III default of the payment thereof
to serve one day in the County Jail for
every 81 of the fine.
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
a Sensational Incident occurs in the
House.

a Sensational Incident occurs in the
House.
LITTLE Rock Ark. March 10.-There
was 4 sensational incident in the House
of Representatives this afternoon during
the debate on the question of calling q
Constitutional Convention.
Representative Mitchell of Boone and
Head of Little River had Il dispute. The
lie was passed. and inkstands, cuspidors
and other articles calculated to do bodily
injury flew through the air. No one was;
injured, but several mem bers Were well
spattered with ink and tobacco juice
The Speaker ordered the Sergeant-at-
Arms TO place the disturbers under ar
rest. When the row quieted down b 9th
Representative offered apologies, which
We're ACCENTED by the EoIIsa
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. March lot


FLOUR-The tendency of prices is against
buyers. there being tirner feeling all round in
sympathy with the improvement in the Wheat
market. We quote: Net cash price for Fam
lily Extras, S4 4094 so Z bbl; Bakers Ex-
tras, 81 20@4 80; Superfne, S3@3 35.
WHEAT--The market is both strong and
active. Parcels that come Up TO the require
meflts of exporters change hands at a range of
81 51A611 521s p ctl.
BARLEY-The market is not brisk in move-
ment. The following are the quotations 7:
No. Feed, 81 10; choice, 81 4215; common
fair to good and 81 i6La1 AK for choice.
OATS-There is improving tone to the
situation. We quote prices as follows: Sur
prise, 81 9o@1 90; milling, 81 S5@y1 90:
good to choice feed, 81 771aa1 So; fair,
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MISSOURI-PACIFIC.
Board OF Directors Elected for the En-
suing Year.

ST. LOUIS, March l0.-The annual meet
ing of the MissouriPacific Railway was
held to-day. The following Directors
were elected: Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon,
Samuel Sloan, Russell Sage, John H.
Mum, Thomas T. Eckert, A. l.. Hop
kins, George Gould, John G. Moore, ID.
d. Parmalee and Edwin Gould, of New
York; G. S. Greeley and S. II. Clark, OF
st. Louis.
The annual report showed the gross
earnings for the past year to be S25, $40, 334tt;
operating expenses, slS.002, ,72S; net earn
ings, s., ,367 SIS; net credit to the income
account, S, 237 SOP; total surplus earnings
and income credits, S9,605,2l7; interest,
dividends, etc. paid, S9,204 ,20l; balance OF
surplus, SOL ,0l6.
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De Caverly-"You say that Miss Gofast
has accepted you ?" Cadleigh-.Not ex-
actly, but just the same as done So" De Ca
verly-"What do you nean?' Cadleigh
II sent her a handsome diamond and
asked if my hand would be accepted. She
modestly answered: Not for the pres
ent,' and that means, you know. she'll
take me for myself alone, She kept the
ring, too. .''-NesD York Mercury.
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BoILs. pimples, hives, letter, ringworm
and other similar affections caused by i'm
pure blood, are entirely cured by Hood $
Sarsaparilla, which purifies, vitalizes and
enriches the blood.
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FIRE ALARM.

Changes Made in the Positions Of the
HoXeS.
Electrician Watkins of the Fire Depart
ment is making changes in the positions
OF the alarm boxes, with n view to sim
phiying the system. The changes are be-
ing made as rapidly as possible, and the
boxes viii be numbered as follows:
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ITO LET-THREE TENEMENTS. THREE
Il rooms each; also one house. rooms part-
y furnished Suitable for lodging or boarding
nouSe3; also some rooms, furnished or un-
furnished, suitable for light houscl<eepinr.
For particulars apply ut WOOD YARD. 40I
street. All cheap rent mT6-tT
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G5Elternl 51luttrea.

GJln BUYS A 5OINCH EAGLE b.
| 81 lV cycle, in good order. Address p. o,
Box 1O2, Stockton, Cal mr9-lw
TENHE PARK MARKET, AT TWENTY
L first and III streets, will be opened to the
meats viii be kept on hand. and coffee and
cake restaurant will be attached to it in q
week or so. G. STINSON 1nr6-lWa
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IT 0TEL or 100 ROOMS. ALI. FUR
Ii nished, full of boarders and roomcrs to
lease; best location. Inquire at 1907 Fourth
StlCSt. mh2-tf
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION TO
eJ do general work and attend school. Adj
dress JAP. this Office. mrl1.3ts
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Gn Get nr Rent.

ITO RENT-A COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS.
Il bath and pantry; newly papered. Inquire
at 1878 L street. nrz-zt
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5IunteH.

A RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES A SIT.
IA uation as cook; city or country. I'LL L.
street. mr11-3t&
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RIO LET = TWO LARGE ROOMS AND
l kitchen with pantry 5O1 Seventh, sfrect.
50 per month. +. ECkHARDT mrI-tf
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AN0R RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
u gentlemen, with bath and gas at III II
street; reference required. mrS-1t4
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4uat-Ini1,,n.

T OST-BLACK WATER SPANIEL. ABOUT
II months old. Finder will be rewarded
by returning to 9o5 Front street. mr1l-2t&
T CSr-A SCOTCH TERRIER PUP. SHORT
IL tail; Finder viii be rewarded by leaving
at 81 5 h street. inrll-3t4
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FE1o RENT-A COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS.
G street. to1o4
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WANTED "A GIRL TO DO HOUSE,
w Work. Apply at 1522 Tenth st. mr9-3ts
GENERAL YOUNG, RELIABLE MEN
| - (ScandinaVians) wish situations: under
staud the care of horses and general farm
work; good workers who can make themselves
! useful at any work. Apply TO CORFIJZ
| NIELSEN, No 513 X street. mr6-7t4
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Inr anir.

E'OR SALE OR TO LET-A FINE TWO
Il story modern house Of eight rooms in an
excellent locality. Address Il. o. Box so. city.
mrl O-Gt -
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L OTELrTO RENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR
IL city property; furnished IN running or
der; doing fair business. Inquire at this
office. fa1 ~ ~, 80
The record-union., 1891-03-11

Tor SALE-A FINE LODGING-HOITSF
4 VIII be sold cheap on account of sickness
Inquire at l0919 X street. mrs-3t#
The record-union., 1891-03-11

U7OR SALE-BY THE BARREL, ON nv
l. the gallon, natural wine lady wine Ani,Ir
at 1923 Front street. between Nj and \. SINr
NERSiKO. n,TS 20 -
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| tATANTED-ALL PERSONS WANTING
/ w reliable male and female help will call
! at J. j. SMITHS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
PA X street, at the Office of Capital Transfer
company. mr1-1m*
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fINO RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFJTR-
a n1shed rooms, suitable for housekeeping.
rents rents from 81 70 SS. Inquire at 800 NJ st. f6-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL,
Il House, from So per month upwards also
lan1ly rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN
BROS, Proprietors mr1o1v
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{9M I'M SALhE-TllE \, tn FURNITURE OF AN
LOO feet dep; plenty of room for ~ sic,o roolr r
rop rooe man aiutae5uring ~ business. and cbeap
! az, dtreot Apply to FOSTER * SHTDiSI,Ef ~;
n1r5-tf
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TOR SALE-S775-NEW WAGON, WTrE
Apply at No. 9I5 Eighth ST., and ]. lnrZ-ef:
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iaa,5. i'ohSALE Or TO RENT on LEAsF,-TF,N
sICi.f acres OF bottom land, one mile below
saail ilSs1m, payn5ant 49o county II sold viii take
AlSlP d CO., Real TstttsS nd ~ - 49,, " ~ ~ ~,
-,'se.'ss, iol2 Fourth street. 1c22-tf
'ot SALE-TWENTY ACRES AT FLOR
Aaa, m, acres in hearing vines. Terms easy
1Auoress F..la. MITCHELL. $40 X 81. .fcl o-I ma
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G'OR SALE CEIENp-AN JsnrSc-,- ,,,1,--
\ 4Sfaph with Typewriter attacbnent ~ ~
ty lS1 70 sEaG itANT BARMI lex. signal ;ficp
nr1-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH--FRIDAY. MARCH IS. 1891.

tor of washington-Street chuSch,. and
prayer by the Rev. w. v. Tudor, pastor OF
Brosd-Btreet Methodist church. The IN
torment took place at Bhockoe ceFnetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
personals and Briefs.

~. vara n. Gay, Of Boston, is In the city.
Jodr4 Robert W. Hughes left the city yes'ef-
day. r,dc. will
be held tonight.
a., "a Mr.. Randolph Tatun left theefty yes-
,ar,ay for a VISIT 70 Old Point
u.ss,sL !. W. Anderson and M. >; moo re ie''
vssterdey for Gordonsviile on ouSine'' up
r,.. s,.v-ward Actives held their mon'h'y
- aasI,s iass night at Reinhardts HAL
s.,,v, ~ Flpa Democratic Club wiz %
"A m .oeeiga, AZ ThslI's Hall at O'Clock.
nv. u.s,,h commitses held It's monthly Meet mn,v
A., Ia. night IA the Council eea"''''
.ns,,ine business was transae'eu'
- v.,ov "A. Harrison, Of Danvine, anu i ms
hl2s ~ 80, Ferkefe Of Amenh, aIo ,'e''Ae
"a mnsy sris ii. Blair, 61i east Grace s'e''.
c.,.,n r. G. Marshall, Of PSrtsmo ss r,n mn.
ops' xnsitor H. H. Dyson, o. Sa.Ans ssounty
seeo o.'1 ~ SENATOR Peters, OF fa''eh
we're Ia the city yesterday o...a
a.. committee on Invitation Of Me 9 y'n,on
me yoin"i0 ' n. vili meet Win un ,o.,
sfe, - ,sss, Grand Sire Bnspee ~ e<P"s's
!. soS SINis shis city some time 10 April
n. 4. wemmeu and his sister, ~ az s,sty. the
meii. Of Brockiyn, n. u Az y noI.oy. They
ri,ests u their niece, Mfe. ~. n, Florlda.
are on Their way home from 'f'p wv
!, -. -. I. w. station and not " wsdne J"
pss,1'r s,so rendered medical ats s.as VIC md
az ~ NJ Hisrason and ms siSss, ,,os;s .frae-
beer. THROWN out o. . wagon no~i
stofS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Richmond Chapter Celebrate. It's Ann,
versary-May Sell the Hail

hchnond Royal Arch Chapter. No. a
q. r, and A. M, held a called convocstio,,
last evening at Masons' Hall, on Fransiis streat
pe.Neen hignteenth and Nineteenth. Quito a
p eu.y NJ on Candidates received tho Marx and
This chapter. OF which Mr.. p. whitIock ia ,no
sesla,ng high pricst, al the same time celebrated
ols ha, sn anniSersary In the tine-honored
w wv nan IA which Gcneral Lafayette was re-
ceived with his son, George Washington iafay.
cite, ana General la vasssur, October 10 1901
Lne record says the lodge was called on that
occAsion IRON labor 20 reffeshmenfs and went
In body 20 the Union Hotel" and partoos ~
oountlful rcpast. The signatures Of General
lafayette and his son are amongst the archives
IN this old building.
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, IA tho oldest In Tho
STATE, and the old Masonic Hall on Franklin
street II the Oldest building in America built ex
ciusively for Masonic purposes
ovKR A CENTURY.
The old hall wes built In 1887. Its cen,ennia,
Sas celebrated IN 1857 by grand banquet. The
noticeable incidents are connected with II. II
also contains the unbroken records Of the Ma
sons for lo4 years.
IL has enjoyed a strange Immunity from fres
al these years, although great connagratIons
nave swept its immediate neighborhood
ms building has In Its keeping and amongst
its archives sword with which the first grand
master was Invested, it being at that time the
custom 10 invest WIKI the gavel as an emblem az
authority and the sword 90 enforce il. A bo,lnti-
iul repAst was partaken Of last night, which was
enjoyed by the company.
1T MAY w SOLD.
There Is some probability that the old hall may
be sold to the Polish jews, 10 be used as q syna-
gogne. At any rate, an offer has been made to
the Board OF Trustees for it's purchase.
This board consists Of Messrs. Is. G. Harwood.
z. T. Rady, and William Hall Crew, who are In
favor OF sale II proper terms car be arranged.
The Board OF Trustees will report the offer 10
the next meeting Of Richmond Randolph Lodge,
NO 10, by which II Il owned.
Opposition 10 the sale is made by some OF the
members who are opposed 10 moving up TO the
Masonic Temple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
THE MICHIGAN COMPLICATION.
xyavs and Means of Maintaining the
Democratic Majority of One.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

CHICAGO, March IA special dispatch
from Lansing, Mich, says that the Senate
was the scene of turbulence yesterday
when the Presiden. declared adopted
resolution that the committee on the con-
tested-election case of Friedlander os.
Morse be relieved from its further consi-
deration. Friedlander holds his seat by
virtue Of successful contest against
Morse.
Friedlander is the Democratic senator
who is charged with bigamy IN having
married an Indian woman and then desert
ing her for another, During the session
TTiedlander retired to the Lieutenant-Gov
ernor's room to escape arrest on the charge
Of bieamy. 1t is said that he practically
admits the truth of the charge and that
Last night he offered the attorneys OF wife
No. 81 900 if immunity from criminal
prosecution were granted him. ms the
attorneys refused to accept. The Demo-
Gratis feel assured that If Friedlander Is
once arrested and taken to Peto key 10
answer the charge against him the he
publicans will unseat Friedlanqer ana give
b,s seat TO Morse. Therefore they are pre-
nared 10 serve q writ OF hdbeds corpus as
Soon as the arrest is made, and II this
njsn fails the Democratic senators, pro-
nose 10 slip away to Canada aud thus leave
Inc Senate one vote short OF quorum I'M
MI Friendlander obtains bail and can re-
turn to Lansing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
ROSEMARY LITERARY SOCIETY,".
Good Meeting for a Rainy NiRht-Much
Said About Milton.

Despite the very inclement weather pre-
yalling last evening large number of la
dies aud gentlemen were present at the meeting
OF the Rosemary Literary Society. The subject
for discussion was Milton Miss Maria Blair's
class gave a reading Of "Comus" In a very I'm
ished manner and afforded much pleasure 10 the
audience.
Mr.. Dickinson read lengthy and wel-pre-
pared essay on "The Life and Works Of John
Milton"
Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith gave a very interest
Ing and finished talk on Milton as poet, while
MIR. Roosevelt Page spoke OF Milton as a defender
OF the peoples rights, and greatest a writer
OF liberal ideas-in prose. DIR. Thomas n. Page
also gave "talk " on the same subject, which
was very interesting and was listened % with
great pleasure by those present.
The next meeting will take place on Thursday,
March Goth, at $50 O'Clock p. NJ. The following
Is the programme:
Subject: Macbeth. Reading by Mr. Henry L.
Hutzler Essay by Miss Blair's class. Reading
by Miss Lou Dickinson. Essay by Mr.. Roosevelt
Page. Reading by Miss Blar's class.
The Rosemary Literary Society is separate
and distinct body from the Rosemary Public
Library, though having the same name. II IL,
however, encouraged by certain gentlemen who
are also actively connected with the public libra
~. IL is mainly for those who have not the ad-
vantages of literary societies generally, but the
general public are cordially invited to be present
at all the meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
SUITS FOR LARGE SUMS.
NV" thousand Wanted for Iojuries and
Two Thousand for Libel.

I'M, ,so large suits for damages were insti-
49,. .1 ~ Tie City Circuit Court yesterday
tl... ~ ~. One was for $4,000 for bodily In
BIZ. -al We other for 1000 for libel
u q. FAihtln Ia the FIRST case Is little Roeenss
u 49, va who sues by her next friend, Do
Ga. 4. ~. "a Hehesira, who Is her father. Her ae-
81, e.aulss The Richmond Railway and kiec-
!. /, 49, laLy aud Il for injuries received by be-
ifeI O,vi ~ an electfio-car ON Main street.
l.ns ~ fible sOfadent IA which the little girl
ia. ~ ~ Ieing Killed happened on the after
,a.rn,s V'Dber Ian last Just IN front Of her
isys.5 lvine, few doors east Of Twenty
Ia .Heet on the north side ot Main. She
ll,t.st , Uptown " see an uncle, who accom-
n.fs !, nei home. When the car stopped for
tss On The little gin wa lifted out 10 the
tg5Sis = ~ The conductor. Her uncle had o
D. az ~ we car, and before be got OF with this
~ az. 'shted 70 run across 20 her fathers lit
aal ~. one passed Ia rear OF the standing car
ls4ag,ss s eshi by 0ne coming vest and 70 badly
iaiaf 1,st one o. her legs had 10 DO ampu-
uold a. 49, 20 long time II was th0aRbt she
4 bg,s,e' aehsfA- George X. Macon snd Tucker
~ o,s represent The plaintiff.
h = Cs,','. tnt u against The Planet Publish
-. ana the piaintlff Il Robert Pstfor-
'DAixsS that % tho 7th Of this month
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kAaksrs sY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YoRx. March l2.--Cotson arm; seleS
to-day, eli balsy: last evening, correcSeos ~
baiss upiands, ec.; Orleans, 7-f0c.; nes 20
ceipts, all ports. 10,sce baiee, eap0S
Gree, Britain 1859 saIe 20 70 s ns Sousnssc
hour strong Wheat i,ta2e. higher arm a., c1d
dull: No. red, S1.l3jS IN elevator el.l5I4
aiost: options opened duh ard Its5te lovS -
ne Psr,s nsncs, TSselcs s;o ssa ne wsss ccsas
arm at about Nc under best prices, e.sno01n
quiet; No. 2 rcd, March, 91.l5k; NAY. 1LtaM'
June, clio July, slo7: Corn - up 49, ~,
s and SS SS = ss asS 4asss
advance ON covering Of shorts, the buliisn move.
ment West, and Ign. ofierinFs; narsn' M ~, -
scfive; options sxa3Sc up, nrm and dun ARn ~
s9s IN So. Hope duii but ssssay;
6ssodown; fairly activs; March, sl7.eoae11es:
April, sl7.40as17.7o; MAY, elI.soayA..,SS"o:
spot RIO quiet and steady; fair cargocs, w;
No. 2, Sise2k sugar-Rsw nsm and more 90
s sss: is sefn aed aaf sS1 ancssnsss Eosss
New orleans quie< and arm. Rice steady ana
In fair demand Petroleum steady ana 9uhct ~
fined, all ports, 7loaIsoc, ~ - Vs sr.as. IA
PIC. Rosin In fair demand and nrIn. Turpentine
dun and nominal at 4lslltSc: PORK active ana
slsnssfs; I'D @s's sxsr. Sms
Beef active ana nrm. Bes3-hams In demand and
stroas. Tierced beef acalye and nrm- Cut-meass
arm and quiet Middlcs dull but nfm Lard
active and higher; wessssn steam, 900 ety.
IS. poas8; March, to.45; April, 1851 hid Nay,
S6.5 bid July, &6.79 bid. Frcien<s 70 LIVER
pool heavy; cotton, 7-84d.; grain, ia.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March f2.--Cash quotations we're se
follows: Flour very hrm at previous priocs. No.
2 spring wheat, sl.ooNssi-oiS' NO no rca'
52a53Isc. Mees-pork, slo90as10e5. Lard,
se.I2lsas6.15. short-ribs, s5.2oae5.25. Shout
ders, $4.l5as425. Short clear, $5.3osso.fo.
Ths isaSiae futures ranged a. folloxs,
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ARRESTED AND IDENTIFIED.
Sergeant Tomlinson Captures a Man
Charged with Criminal Assault,

Last Tuesday Mary Lucy Layne went to
the Second station-house and informed
the officers that Willie jackson had at
tempted an assault upon her.
The story she told was that Jackson met
her on the street and after talking to her
some time led her TO believe that he was kin to
her. jackson asked II he could see her home,
and thinking il all right 70 walk along the street
with a relative she answered IN the Affirmative,
and he accompanied her 70 her residence, GAG
north Seventh street. The two entered the house,
sat down, and conversed for awhile. After time
he told her TO close the door, as
he had something to tell her. She
told him II there was anything he
wanted her 90 know he could tell II with the
door open. The man got up, closed the door,
and made an indecent proposal, which being re-
fused he attempted 10 accomplish his purpose
by force. The girl screamed and her uncle, who
was In another room, came 10 her rescue and
threw stick Of wood at jackson, who managed
20 escape.
Squire Jones issued warrant for Jacksons
arrest, and Captain Angle put Sergeant Tomlin-
son on the case, who yesterday afternoon arrested
Patrick X. Williams and carried him 70 the Sec
Ond statOn-house, where he was recognizeu py
the woman as her aesailant-
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hiessu& mrs, iowsst ~. 90ssi -
day, 6.oa6 psssdA . 49,.
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NJ North Carolina lately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-13
"a Rra., ,fopkey,s - success.

The whole world loves to laugh, and last
night at the Academy Of Music mirth tickled the
ribs of house full Of people. The piece pre-
sented was Hoyt's clever satire on popular SUI
rerstltion, entitled "A Brass Monkey" which
has never before been given In Richmond. The
acting company Is strong and the stage sur
roundings we're complete, everything tending TO
afford the pleased auditors the utmost satisfac-
ton. 60.
Miss Alice Evans appears in her famous
character OF Baggage and altogether her WORK
was delightful Mr. George Marion, popular
comedian throughout the country, is admirable
as Jonah, and gives a performance iuii OF
Wild Men OF Borneo" made an instantaneous
hit, and was demanded again and again. the
familiar rollicking "Kazzle-D Dazzle song oy tne
original trio Messrs. Harlan, Halter, and heckeI,
received an old friends welcome, and was often
asked to "smile again" Altogether " Bras.
Monkey" a. put upon the Academy stage lass
night affords the lover Of farcical comedy rare
treat. The engagement terminates next
Saturday night, including Saturday matlhee'