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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
GAVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Lee Camps Donation to the Private Sol
diers' and Sailors Monument.

dters' and sailors monument.
At the meeting of Lee Camp last night the
following resolutions We're adopted, being
q report OF q special committee appointed
a week previous:
Your committee appointed 20 consult with and
aid the Confederate soldiers' and Sailors h0nu-
meut Association have the honor 20 report mat
IN pursuance Of your Instructions they met tho
directors II the association on Thursday, Aarch
I0th, and considered all the questions Involved.
Your committee are fully impressed Win tho
importance OF the work undertaken and with the
Imperative necessity for prompt measures 70
raise funds necessary and 10 complete the mohu-
ment
been auspiciOuSly begun and Will DC energoLl-
cally prosecuted 10 the end.
Your cOmInifteo Is also convinced that mate
rial aid now prOInptiytendered VIII greatly iacl-
Itate the further collection OF money and hasten
the Inuch-desired completion Of the monument.
Your committee therefore recommend Tor the
adoption Of the Camp the following resolutions {;
ALIBERAL DONATION.
K. E. Leo Camp having heard the report OF
| their committee appointed 70 confer with and
ga the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors honu-
unent Association, and anxious % speed tho
worthy undertaking.
Pesoirgd. That the sum Of $1,000 be and is
hereby appropriated by Lee Camp 20 carry for
ward The wOrz. which amount shan De turned
over % theTreasurer OF the Confederate Soldiers
and Sailors Association, taking his receipt there
| for.
That r. z. Lee Camp heartily endorses the
sentiment that urges those who are engaged IN
| this great ard con1mendable work, and earnestly
| calls upon tho Confederate camps OF virginia
| and throughout the South 10 initiate her ex-
annie and make prompt cash donation 20 the
| funds Of the association.
That Lso Camp pledges her active sympathy
and persistent aid and urges all sister assocla-
tons throughout the country % take steps Tor
active and continued work Ia behalf Of this the
! distinctive Confederate private soldiers nonu-
inent of the South. These were discussed by
Colonel W. p. Smith. Colonel w. Z. Cutshaw,
Colonel T.. 4. Brander, j. b. Mckinney, ID: A.
| Brown, Jr., Colonel r. 4. Bowery, Colonel John
| A. Booker, j. r. FerTiter, and Carlton Mccarthy.
/. % understoOd that Colonel william I. .Snlth,
grand commander Of the State, win az once issue
| an appeal % all the veteran camps inthe state
| in bchRif of the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

Browns Iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Bilioueness, and General Debility. Sives
Strength, aids Digestion. tones the nerves
creates appetite. The best tonic for Nursing
Mothers, weak women. and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
- ogscENg eILL-pOsTERs.
crscs Dismissed aud the Managers Told
Eot 20 DO 80 Any More-Accldent-

IeTI'I.I IoI@rT1m % fle DIspa0co-I
= ro1H. Va. March -Police-Justice
- to-day dismissed the warrants against
Manager Lewis and Mr. Kelly. tho bill
T-cst.r In dIsmssing the eases hc su@-
~crai 20 the gentlemen that ~ future
tey inspect aii such paper, and that u
icy G4y, any doubt Of the prOprlety ot
- beng posted 90 submit = 70 the Cmei
Of Police for hls inspection. Justice East
ISSUED orders % Manager Lewis and Mr.
Lc.ly o. either tear down or cover up the
Objectionable posters.
GlFe- Frank Morris this morning re,
turlel iron New York greatly improved
10 .-ltn.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
t-rs. @. \. WoOdsOD, Il Fenchurch street,
ret with d serious accident to-day. She
we going down q stairway and was trlp-
pl by piece Of carpet. She fell nearly
fae entire distance breaking her right reg.
o-o Was also injured internally Dr. NASH
tee attending physician, cannot as YET
s2y what the result Of tao injuries wlil be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

Roses, vioiets, and Lilies Of the Valley.
Fresh cut every day. Largest stock ~
the city. Flowers packed and shipped 20
any point. Wedding Bouquets and fians
Decorations furnished st short notice.
w. A. HAmsosD.
i07 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Two Nav conYicts

winston Lewis alias Skipp (eolorcd) was
received az the penisentiary yesterday 70 servo
larceny aud TIC second Two years for house,
breaking.
Jack alias John Robertson lcoiorcd) was aiso
received fpom Cumberland 10 sorye four years
49, fitrrlnfE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Strawberries and Strawberry Ios-crsso
'Vc only e" one grade OF Cream msdo-sss
'e''' F.P. Burke Propristof,
100 east Broad streeS

you can End Palmer's Skin succfs
Woodbury's Facial Soap. kariipa 1ss -
Water. the newest and elegant crown 49,
pans's make. and all other most rennS.
and desirable toilet goods at
Drugstore, corner Sixtn ano
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
leading The Nosh

It isn't an easy thing TO lead tho world. 'fhs
earth Is pretty well advanced In years, and Il
knows thing or two. Sometimes Il gets ON the
wrong track, bS, it isn't apt to stay there long.
and generally there Is trouble in storofor thoss
who for a time have succeeded In deluding t.
There Is q way to lead tae world, but IL can't be
done by bandaging its eyes. Since tho race was
in It's infancy mo,nave struggled for supremacy.
and this struggle viii surely last as long ss
Iaudable ambitions are permitted to survive II
Is one thing to aim at supremacy and another
thing TO attain it. We have in our line of bust
meas succeeded in doing both. There Is short
road 10 success, and it is easily described: In
every transaction do TO others a. you would wish
TO be done by. 1t has boen a fundamental ru,e
with us never TO give those whose patronage vs
enjoy reason 10 regret Il. Our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
THE AFFAIR KEPT QUIET.

The police received no information Of
the occurrence until last Wednesday, when
Oficer Robinson accidentally heard Of it.
The case was then Immediately reported 90
the Chief of Police and Messrs. Hall and
Robinson were detailed to work it up. The
matter was kept quiet from the public, in
order TO give the child's assailagt no
warning, and five boys were taken before
Minnie for Identification. The last ofthese,
Harry Gilmer. was recognized by the girl
as her assailant, and was placed under ar
rest by Policeman Robinson. DE Is a
nephew Of MIR. 4, L. Wingfield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
nr. pnre az ora rolnt.

DR.. Thomas Nelson Page left the city
for Old Point yesterday evening. and to-
night viii give readings nom his own
dialcct works for the benefit Of the Rose
mary library fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
TIE BANK EXAMINERS VIEWS.
80 Reason for Alarm-AmDle Funds 10
rfnet NhIigatlnns.
IDy telegraph 70 thc DlsDaichl


PuutuErrHIt. PA. March 20-When
rrnk-ESamiucr Drew let' the Keystone
iauk TINS afternoon he said that in his
opinion thc bank was not closed on any
statement hc sent 10 Washington. The
closing was as much surprise to him as
t1 any one else Au Re bad 90 do was 90
obey the oriers7of the Comptroller. lie
believes from what he knows ~ the affairs
ot the bank that % WIS 10 "a good condition
for recovery. As % the details be had no
right 20 say anything about thom.
tir Drew thought Lc would Tcm9in In
,..s-css.un ~ The bank for some days vet
and thai at pres nj there seemed 80 be no
reason Cor alarm, as the bank lad ample
.Cr Is O. meet its obligations.
Mr. Drew was asked il an assessment on
the stockholders would be necessary 90
Prevent liquidation. He said he did not
fr'rk SD, lut was ~ no position 10 tc.k on
THAT subject.
TIE prPoTroEs Wiz NOT LOSE.
One of the members of the Board Of Di-
rf..rrs -ut tIis afternoon That he bad no
.tlt.Utlt 40 make relative % the banks
..slrs aut,ii. 1t that issued by President
ra--A THIS morning. 90 lou can say this,
however, Ee continued, that tine de-
posters viii not lose single penny Of
ava. 'tls subject Of resumirr business
discussed by the board to-lay:' was
t-.-l.
"Oh. yes. Some Thought that The bank
gl3 De- able 70 resume Ia few days
Willie others SAID two or three weeks
"Is tina FOuV opinion ~
"lt ltr.ltu1.y is. The bank is not IN q
il condition hv any means. End viii ccr-
t.tllg resume iu 70 very short time. ! am
-, large stocEEpldcr lu tGc concern, and
g.. not ID the least worried about the mat
to-
TEE PRESIDENT STATEMENT.
Following sis the letter issued by Presi-
q ut Marsh: THE bank has been closed
D.. the ComutroilUr o. the Currency al
Ma,hingJ-~. The bant has been. suffering
tom the rFrct~'of the ran ON 10 last De
cember. and the repayLen. ot2e clearing
house of O. very large an unt ot loan Ger
clhcate, has kept the legal reserve OF cash
below lLe average OF cash required by law
aimee t1st tlwe. An earnest effort TO
folly restore the bank wall bo made lmme-
dlately."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
GRAVITY OF THE QUESTION.
1t Is Just beginning to Dawn Upon the
British People.


f3y Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LoyDoN, March 2O.-The gravity Of the
Newfoundland question only begins TO
dawn on the country. In yesterday eve
ning's debate in the House OF Lords the
leaders on both sides avoided as far as pos
sible touching probable complications en-
dangering the peace OF the empire, yet
they could not avoid imparting au impress
sion that developments ere likely whlch
may give rise 20 serious trouS.e. Iord
Salisbury. IN the grayest Of recent ministe;;
rial dcliverances, weighing every WoI,1
with care. adritted that It was difficult
70 look without crave apprehension 10 the
future. IN view OF the strong feeling III
France against the slightest relaxation
even Of the more extreme and unredsOni1-
bic Of her claims.
THE PHENuER's UTTTRsNCEs.
Lord Salisbury refrained from disclosing
what inducements wOuid be offered 20 Dl.
liibot, the French Foreign Minister. TO
consent 10 an arrangement setsiactoiy 20
Newfoundland. lie was equally rcucent
on the question whether armed coercion
would be used 20 enforce the knutsiord
bill. The island, said he, had been the
sport OF historic misfortune: it was an IL
lustration of the continuity Of history.
These phases recalled speeches on tho same
side which had prelUdcd the worst form
Of Irish oppression. The debate has pro-
foundly agitated the members OF the
House Of Commons.
EUsH-oRDKEs FOR wAE-LTKE MATERIAL
QUEgrc, Can, March 2o.-For some
unknown reason remarkable activity l.
shown 40 the Government cartridge factory
her.. The factory IS running full-tine and
orders have been received from Ottawa TOR
the immediate establishment of factory
to manufacture large Martinl-Henry
ammunition. The rush-orders for war
like material without known cause ezcites
comment in militia circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
A WOMAN IN TIE TOlLS.
aIrs. Hessler to Have Hearing To-Day at
the Custom-Uonse.

United States Commissioner Atkins yes
terday issued a warrant for the arrest Of
Mrs. NJ I. Hessler, Of 100 west Cary street
IA short distance beyond the corporate
limits, charging her with selling liquor
without license.
The warrant was served and Mrs. Hes
sleY was Dailed for her appearance in the
sum of $500. Mrs. Hessler. it Is alleged,
has practically acknowledged her guilt by
obtaining a liquor-lIcense on the 2lth Of
last November after doing business with
out one since the preceding May. The
case is an old one, haYing,been in the COM
nissionerls hands for noIne tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

AsaosruRA BTrrERs tho worid-rcSowned ep'
petzer and Invigoraior, imparts a delicious n"-
vor TO all drinks and cures dyspepsia, diarrhaa'
fever and ague. Try Il. bu, beware OF COUNTER
feits. Ask for the genuine Angostura, manpfso-
tured oy DIR. J. q. b. slegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

The richest cnt-glsss in the world IS
Dorilingeg's American Cut Glass. This
genuine always has their trademark lai3ee
on it. Your dealer should show il to youl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN.
Tr. Tobias Poarsan Passes Away in Eis
Siuety-Second Year.

Siuety-Second Year.
NJ Tobias Pearsall, one Of the oldest
Franklin street, in his ninety-second year.
Although the deceased had lived nearly
O century. he enjoyed good health until
about a month ago, when the infrmities
of old age began TO weaken him and his
death was caused by general debility.
Mr.. Pearsall, although he was a native
Of New York, had been a resident Of this
city for nearly fifty years, aud kept a small
etore.
His remains viii be carried 10 New York
for iutermeut. The arrangements for his
funeral have not yet been completed, az
his relatives are expected to arrive in this
city TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

The Daiy Nc1rs thinks this Is an extra
ordinary proposal which NAV bring q
hornets nest around the Governments
cars. Il is anxious not 90 enhaTrass the
Government IN tho delicate and difficult
question, but II feels bound TO remark that
the bill Is an open confession OF failure in
Newfoundland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

"BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" are widely
known az an admirable remedy for Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Coughs, and Throat Troubles Sod
only IN boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

Tovnov. March 20.-Lord Rnutsford's
hin revivcs tho Crowns authority to in
struct naval officers TO enforce the treaties
o. Utrecht. Versailles. and Paris securing
fishing rights 30 France a clause pro-
vdes that the Colonial Legislature suv-
plies the necessary powers 20 secure the
performance Of tho traatiee upon the inter-
national arrangement before the bill Is
passed the bill will be suspended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
nr. Hoe and Dr. FnIr to Preach.

Rev. DR.. James 7. Fair, pastor Of Grace-Street
Presbyterian church, has so far recovered from
his late ndisp05itiOn as 20 be able 70 occupy bis
pulpit tomorrow morning.
At night in the same church Dr. Hoge will
proach a special sermon 70 young mon, when
tho public generally are cordially Invited 70 at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
CHARGED VITA A AElNous CRIME.
Harry Gilmer Arrested for Assaniting
Little Minnie Hall.

Harry Gilmer, thirteen-year-old boy.
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Po-
liceman Robinson on warrant charging
him with having committed criminal as
sault upon Minnie Hall, the eeight-year-old
daughter Of Mr. j. B. Hall.
The crime was alleged by the little girl
TO have been committed on February 23d.
She said she was with little friend. Bessie
Wingfeld, when boy named Harry took
her into a vacant lot and assaulted her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

MoEsrAs display Of Easter Eggs and Novelties
is very attractive. Cali and see. They are SELL
ing very low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
PATCH Is stll far ahead of them all combined
and Is the State paper most IN demand here.
wELl-roaEp on oYsrRr

While newspapcr-mun are going hithcr ard
ththcf interviewing men ON the oyster question.
they shouid come here and talk With Nj James
heMenanin, who is wen posted n not better post
ed ON tho subject thar any man in tho state.
haNins devoted great deal OF time to study OF
the question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 6if 7. NJ, trus-
tees sale Of house and lot on Fifth street -
between Clay and icgh streets
FRANK ID. HILL & Co, 0 r. ~, trustees sale OF
brick dwelling No. lO2 north Ninth street., be-
tween Franklin and Grace stsets-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

Strawberry Sherbert-made from snS g
Juice of fresh berries at f1zzihf~'
RuYka's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

oAnprs. n. j.. March 20. -iAngo, tne a:,ia no
gro on trial for the murder o. nrs; ;ha 80,
6as been coayicted Of murder II tne nfss
degree. ~----~~z,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
The CLUB DECISION IN LYNcHBURo
Eumborch Beats the Mnyor-An Elderly
Lady Found Dead in Bed.


IyycHrUE5. Va. March o9-Thc decision
o. the Jour. oI Appeals overriding the
decision of Judge BEgS. oi tie Curporl-
ton Court here. it Is though by the Com
g. .aWta.tG's Attorney, Wl'f cpcu the way
t.tIe iuaIscrmIuIte sale cI hgu1r with
,r+ license. The Corporation Court de-
t.l.3 that th. Lvnrhoul- C.up should pay
....a agl fined them 500 fog violating
o.. ..w. Iue Court of Appeals decides
'.- t.e club aye not required % pay a
license. III is believed TINS decision viii
T.. taseu advantage ot 10y whites and
NEGROES w.o have teeureIusl- license, anu
operate 90 thc detrme1t OF the CITY.
EU1morGH WINS
Several weeks ago @. u. GUmbouch
,r..el e. hv,ry-srable in the residence
portion ct tle city against the vigorous
r-.tt..e .- the uolgLb0TlIod, the CtY
t..I.-l having previously passed an ordi-
,.,-. rr.lliitiug livery-stable- II that
i...L-v. Ilrs. days after tho passage ot
-f. .e......e and before tha Mayor had
SIGNED t aun houqh obtained g license
i-4 ~. t.-u.s ouCr Of tie Revenue,
..l both we've subsequently before the
''-.,I, who decided that the ordinance
... .lw as soon as pissed, Whethef
f-r.l -r not. He dismissed the comlhis-
Stone. and fined humboush 90. hum-
i.--- -sl.-leI.
u Oh .llnt-l'-
JUDGE D.-es. of thc Corporation Court.
today le-.leitlatE Eumb0u1h' license was
,r.rr.v obtained and taat no ordinance
~-- law until signed hy the Mayor Rum
1acl wins. Jl, further litigation may tol-
..v.
sAx Cors BACK,
Sam. Dodl. the Georgia murderer. viii
y. .aE.. g. Atlanta tomorrow, oihcers
'-1 vl arrive tonight having gone 10
4-.lm1ud for Iequisluon papers.
AL ..fa-Iv widow lndy named Turpin
w.- tollI dead iu her bed this morning, It
g IMPOSED from heart-dlsease.
RELEASED AND BA1LED.
james e. Garfield. arrested in Campbell
comfy charged with obtaining money IN
der false uretauces and imprisoned under
tas Ia-at Oi William Smith. was to-day, re-
j.. .-I Dl wit IF hGje1g corpus issued by
,-'-s D.ggs AID ballcd IN the penalty Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

II. W. MoEsTA always gets the newest designs
for Individual icc-Creams and ice-Cream Cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
GENERAL Joe JOHNSTON.

He is Much Weaker in Consequence oil
Having Oyer-Exorted Himself
(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
W4sgrsarox. March 20.-Goneral Joseph
E. Johnston, who over-e1erted himself
Yesterday by leaving his room contrary to
The advice of his physician, was IN conse-
onence much weaker to-day. He IS how
ever. little more comfortable tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
NORTON FALLS SEVENTY FEET.
lie Coca In Quest OF the Florida "Vol-
cano" and Has Terrible Mishap.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 20.-A Talla-
lassce special - the Times Union says
Charles l. Norton, author Of the Hand
Book Of Florida" came here a few days
ego for the purpose OF discovering the
whereabouts Of the Florida volcano, about
which there has been so much talk for
many years. J. II. staley, who resides near
Tallahassee and knows every foot of pene-
trable swamp in Middle Florida, was en-
cazed 10 60 with him. Wednesday eve
ming somewhere near the supposed where
abouts Of the great mystery Norton put On
cllmbiug-spurs and climbed 70 the top OF
the tailest tree that could be found 10 pet
n WOW of the country. when he attempt
ed to come down he lost his foOthOld and
feII "a distance OF about seventy feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

Largo assortment of Easter Eggs and Novel;
ties at MOEsTA's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

ea,va.ion OH. the greatest pain-crre on
earth, Ii what yoa Deeu tof fA's 1850
sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

All the latest and prettlest assortment on me
dividuaI Ice-Cream Moulds and 'ce-cresm Gases
at MogsTAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
DENIES HIS GUILT.

Although the youthful prisoner was posi-
tlvely identified by the girl, he stoutly de-
MED the charge against him.
The police endeayored 10 gain further
information concerning the guilt Of the
prisoner from Bessie Wingfield. the child's
companion at the time Of the assault, but
with no success whatever.
Gilmer was taken before Justice Crutch-
field Yesterday afternoon and bailed for his
appearance before the Police Court in the
sum of 1900. His uncle, Mr.. Wingheld,
is his bOndsman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
A Pardon Granted.
For Confederate Pensions.

Treasurer Harman hos been informed OF
several beneicia1es under the direct-tax
bill who are willing TO surrender their
claims 70 the State for The benefit of the
fund tor the pension of Confederate sol
diarz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
TIE GAME Up. -

His person was not harmed in any way,
the valuablos he had with him not beng
touched. he was furnished with good
food and treated with consideration du-
ring his captivity His story Is accepted as
absolutely reliable and the police are
making every effort 10 locate the perpe-
traitors OF the outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
NEWFOUNDLAND.
VERDICT M a CASE or iNTERNA-
TioNkL IMPORTANCE.
How II Affects the British Home Gov
ernment-HOw 1: Is OF Interest TO
tho United States.

tBy Anglo-Arnorican cable to the Dlspatch.l
ST.. JoHg's. n. r.. March 20.-In the case
OF james Baird against Captain Sir Bald
win Walker verdict was recently rem
dored for the plaintiff. This case has ex-
cited great interest both here and in
Great Britain. aud has been the cause of
much diplomatic correspondence between
the Newfoundland authorities and the
British Foreign Office. Captain Walker
Is the commander Of the corvette
Emerald. attached to the British
North American squadron, and while
performing his duti0s. which included to
some extent the prevention Of eucroach-
ments on the French by British subjects,
be in June last seized oud closed the lobster
factory in ST. Georges bay owned and ope-
rated by Bir. Baird, who is q British sub.
ject, on the ground that he was oncroach-
ing on the treaty rights Of the French.
Nlr. Baird instituted proceedings against
Captain Walker for wrongful seiznre Of
hIs property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

When asked whether the company had
made any concessions 70 the puddlers My;
Baird said that they certainly had not, ana
that matters now stood inst as they did
last Wednesday when the reporter visited
the island.
Nr. Arthur B. Clarke. president Of the
Old Dominion Iron and Nail-WoTks, - now
not known that his trip has any reference
10 the strike.
The two strikes and the shutdown at. the
Vulcan Works throws between Aye and SIX
hundred men out Of employment.
-Moulders' Meeting Tonight.
a special meeting of lron-Mculders'
Union. No. i28, viii be held at Wilkinson'ss :
Hall. on Ninth street between Main and
Franklin, tonight at 3 O'clock. Mr. Reese
Is president Of the Union, and Pred. W.
son. ESQ.,, Is secretary. The meeting IS IN
important one, but has nothing to DO with
the strikes now on at tho different iron-
works IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

Somebody asks Is DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup adyertisedf That man must be
blind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Er1-norGH WIZ
ILo1zlLT OBTAINED.

JUDGE n.-gs of the Corporation Court,
t.-lav Ce..le3taatB tBumb0ugh's license was
'r.rr.F obtained and thaL no ordnance
n.- ,.w ulri, signed by the Ma7or. huml-
lach wins, tl, further litigation may iol-