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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18

Savannah Netrs: Thomas H. Hicks, OF Rich
m0nd, Va, is stopping al the De Soto.
Roanoke TINS. James T.. Branch, Of Rich
m0nd, Is az Hotel Roanoke. He Ia nov at the
head Of a syndicate OF thirteen theafres-
Mr.. Maurice Smith and wife, Of Washington,
are on visit 70 this city. Mr.. Smith was long
resident Of Richmond and Is well known here.
The friends Of Mr.. William 4. Gum are press
ing him 10 offer as a candidate for Treasurer Of
the city, and It IL believed that he viii ALLOW the
use OF his Fame.
MI. John @. Fenson, formerly Of this city, but
now living az Payne's, Fluvanna county, has been
quite sick for several weeks, bat Is thought TO Dc
somewhat better.
Mr. ID. r. NOVEL; and family, Of Fork Union,
Fluvannn county, are or a visit 20 tie city, ana
stopping AZ his faiher-in-iaws, Dr. j. U. Lump
kin, 1908 east Marshall street
Rsdford Eafsrprise: Mr.. T. r. crum leaves 10
night ON three weeks vacation for Richmond,
Va. ard will visit Washington, Baltimore, ana
Altoona, Pa, before he retnrns.
The Committee on Accounts and Printing viii
meet t0-morrow afternoon as B o'clock to con.
slider The printing OF the Mayors message and
the annual reports Of the city officers
Mr.. X A. Mcfarland, a northern capitalist, IA
ON a brief yislt 90 Richmond, accompanied BY
his wife. Mr.. Mcfarland Il n son-ln-law OF Mr..
Denman Thompson, OF The Old Homestead"
famc.
New Orleans Time Dsmoerat: Miss Otey Cui-
len Of Virginia, who has been visiting this city as
the guest Of Mrz Mason Cooke, left last Thurs
Anna Boykin, who has been 30 pleasantly entef-
tanned while visiting this city, the sucst OF Miss
Mccall, returns during the week 70 Der bono IN
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18

The memorandum was written on ma
nilla pad, and the impression wentthrou2n
on the lower sheet. In connection with the
memorandum were found wrappers from
Fresno bank. showing that they had been
torn from the money. To-day's session y
based on the discovery of certain pieces
Of paper IN the waste-basket in the ONCE
Of the State Librarian. w. 5. Leake'
Assistant State Librarian. IL quoted as say
ing that at o'clock this morning two rs
semblymen who had been supporting re
Young but who voted for FELTON, came into
the State Librarians private ofice ana
made some figures on MANILA pad when
they afterwards tore up and when
he collected and turned over 20 some
of the lieutenants of Estee. From THESE
papers the inference Is given out that they
definitely disclose that $21 coo was drawn
from the Fresno bank. and the list OF tho
assemblymen against whose names tne
amounts are written have received money.
Acknowledgement Hart Acknowledges tnas
he has the paper in his possession, out ne. ueo
clines for public reasons TO make all tne
facts known at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18

Of him a thorn In the side OF the Tmperor
who. however. treated him with greet
generosity and kindhess His yacillafion
made him The butt OF the wits OF Paris.
who .nickhamed him Plon-pion. His
refusal 70 fght duel with the Due
dAumale and his inconspicuous ca
reer in the army intensified
the popular impression that he rcsembled
MS uncle, the great Napoleon, only IN APP
pearancs. After the death of the Prince
imperial he became the recognized leader
OF the Bonapartists, or rather of part Of
them, faction declaring in favor Of his
sen, Prince Victor. In 1886 he was expelled
nom France with other princes, and since
then has lived in comparative obscurity
and quiet IL may DO added that il the
marriage OF Miss Patterson had been recoe-
nized by the first Emperor Napoleon the
baltimore BOnapartes and not Prince Ma
poleon's family would now be the "heirs +"
10 the shadowy imperial throne of France.
THE FUNERAL.
RosiH, March 17.--The funeral of Prince
Napoleon will be conducted with religious
ceremonies. The death chamber has been
converted into a mortuary chapel, hung
with LACK cloth and with black velvet.
An altar has been erected against the wall
on the side of tho room. The body of
Prince Napoleon will be inferred IN the
crypt of the ROYAL Mausoleum in the
church Of La Superga on the Collina
Heights, near Turin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
tUHNs-UUU UtftltIts

WBEAf.--L0ngborry, s1a&1.i0. Mixed, COCA
@l.09 Shortbery, 9ScaS1.08.
CORS.-White, 70a7ic. Mixed, 5Sa69c.
OATs.--White, No. 2, 5Sa5ec. Mixed. No. 2,
Sc. Rejected, 4sa55e. Winter uor seedl, d3a
0ec.
RYx.--e0se5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in DOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc SYRUP CO.
SAW FRANCISCO. Cdt.
LOUISVILLE, kY NEW YORK. Nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
DEATHS.

AUGUST.-Died, March II, 1891, at TWEEN
ty-five minutes too o'clock A. NJ. ANNA
NJ, beloved wife of James August; aged
sixty eight years.
Funeral from St. Mary's German Cathoiic
church al o'clock A. NJ. WEDNESDAY,
March 18th. Friends and relatives are IN
vIted toattend.
BURCH.-Died. at his residence, Ssl3
williamsburg avenue, March 10. iosi'
AlARCELLTS S. BURCH, In the thirty
first year of his age.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes to weep.
BROTHER.
His funeral will take place from Denny
Street Methodist church WEDNESDAY,
March 18th. at p NJ Friends and ac-
quaintances invited to attend.
Boston (Aass.) papers please copy. ~
CAULFIELD.- Died, at the residence OF
her parents, S22 north Twenty,nintn street.
March IL, 1891. at i2,45, ETHEL NJ CAUi.,,
FIELD. aged TWENTY-FIVE days, daughter OF
Hubert aud Ellen CauIheld.
Funeral from the residence at 8 p. M.
WEDNESDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
Reyenuers for North Carolina.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed
the following internal revenue storekeep-
ers and gaugers for duty in North Caro-
lima:
Luna L. Minton, at Wilkesboro'': Clark
z. Nicks aud Miles A. Maritime, at
Statesville; Thomas j. Kendall, at
Milkesboro': Joseph A. Gibson, at
Marion; Ambrose +. Brown. at Redress
River: Alfred l.. Cowen. at Dysartyiile,
and LAFAYETTE G. Hardin. at Forest City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
CALIFORNIA sgNAToRsAIP.
Baliotlng for Candidates. ALLEGED Bribery
of Legislators.
TBy telegraph to the Dlspaich.l


SACRAMENTO. CAL, March l7.-After 0
conference held last evening De Youns's
friends decided to withdraw his name IN
favor OF FELTON,. The JOINT ballot this
morning resulted as follows: Estee, As
Felton So: Blanchard, 2; Johnston. 4 /; Per.
kins. /: White, "a. Necessary TO choice.
IS. An adjournment was then taken TIL
tomorrow.
Ii became known last night tina: after
several conferences between Messrs. felton
and De Young the former expressed doubt
90 ~ his ability to carry the election and
offered 10 withdraw in De Young's favor,
hut was persuaded from so DONG on the
Ground that De Young had himself decided
"a withdraw from the contest. The mo-
five Cor the latter's decision, he stated, was
tho information which he believed 20 be
trns that improper offers bad been made
10 some of his supporters aud me
knowledge tfat, while IL was apparently
impossible for him TO secure the support
I OF all Of Felton's and Blanchard,s adhe-
vents IL would he possible tor him 70 trans
fsr n large part OF his own following to
Felton. whom no favored az against the
other contestants. II was, therefore. be.
lieyed that tho election would be reached
-, III DAYS ballot. but the result showed
Fstee had gained sufficient supporters 70
eve him forty-fiye votes. which represent
one half of the total Republican vote 10
both houses and within sixteen OK the
total vote required 70 elect senator. r icy
son gained rs, making him. total OF 80;
Riancbard received 2. Johnston, 4, and
pRmsRY caanofp,
Afsar thu convention adjourned ramors
"a ATTEMPTED bribery were openly pub
i,sbad. Roth San Francisco evening pa
- .y,a~oa that Acknowledgement Hart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18

IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. Eng, March IA blue-book
issued by the Government to-day discloses
the fact that 1852 peers of the realm are the
owners of places in which Intoxicating
dripks are sold. The number of drink
sbops" owned by these peers is 500. The
list rs headed by the Earl of Derby, who is
the owner of ~ drinking places. Next
comes the Duke of Bedford. with 4S
"drink-shops 10 his credit Then comes
the Duke OF Devonshire with AZ, followed
by the Earl of Cawdor with 49, the Dnke
OF Rutland with 81, the Earl of Dudley
with IS, the Duke of Northumberland with
81, and the Duke of Portland with 50. In
Guided in this list IS the Right Rev.
Richard Lewis. ID. d., Bishop of Llandaf.
WHO'S the owner of two places which are
devoted TO the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18

NEW OalrAxs, La, March f7.--First
race---one half mile--Redsign won Dakota
second, 4. J. Rusk. third. Time, 54sz-
Second rtce-fiye ei9fiths Of miio-SchooiRiri
won; Atlanta second, Banboy third. Time
J:051k.
Third race-fve ana one nall furiopes- Hardee
won; Phantom second, Eschelon third. Tine,
1:161<. .
Fourth race-six and enc half fnriongs--Al-
phonso won: suiiross second. Mamie 3 thiEd.
ArGIorcgsrER-
GLOUCESTER, N. j., March i7.-ro-days events
resulted .
Wrist race--six and one half furlones--Prodi-
gal won; Jackstatf second, Kismet third. Tine,
1:30A.
Second race-,hree furiongs--McE Kinney won /;
Henry Tyler second. Our Own third. Ime'
Ala.
Third race-four and one half ft1riongs--Ap-
pomattox won; India Rubber second. Ming
Solomon third. Time, 1:20.
Fourth race--seyen MISUNDERSTANDING and
Leo Brigel ran a dead heat; Roverthird. Time,
1:3TIi. In the run-off Belisartus won.
Fifth race--eix and one half furlongys-Ca carnegie
won; White Nose second, slumber third. Time,
1.291<.
sixth race-one and one sixteenth miles-The
Forum won; Friar second, Baltimore third.
Time. 2.OI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
tn Lave for baltimore To-Day.

Richmond Lodge. No. 1, of Odd-Feilows
will leave this morning in special coaches a.
tached 70 the 1852 northern train for Balti
more, where they win be entertained at the Eu,
taw House by Mr.. Sylyanus Stokes. member Of
the hodge.
Upon arriving in the Monumental City they
win be met by tho Mayor and a band Of uIusic.
Among the prominent citizens In the party
which win number about fifty, viii be Mayor
Ellyson, Hon. s. b. Witt, II. NJ. Smith, Sheriff
Gates, captain Frank Cunningham, Messrs- T.
Wiley DAVE, J. w. Ferguson, Robert Hill, Jr.
George b. Davis, Thomas n. Kendler, Louis
Aubel, Chris Eyensen, Manly B. Ramos. The
party win probably spend four or five days in
boItirnore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
PRINCE NAPOLEON DEAD.
He Receives the charch's Last saera-
ments--His Career.

He Receives this Charch's Last saera'
ments--His Career.
by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
ROM. IraLY. March f7.--Prince Jerome
Napoleon is dead.
TBE sAcaAMEsTs ADMINISTERED.
RoME. March 1.-THE Able Puiol. II Is
announced this afternoon. previous 70 the
Punces death administered the last sacra-
inents Of the Roman Catholic Church 10
Prince Jerome Napoleon. IL had been pre-,
ViOusly stated that the Prince had rejected
tho services OF the clergy.
PBncE sApoLEoS's cAREKR.
Prince Jerome Napoleon was q son OF Je-
rome Bonaparte, who married Miss Patter-
sou, Of baltimore. Md. Madame Bonaparte,
as she was generally called. died Ia Balti-
more In 1878. After her marriage was dis
solved by order Of the Emperor Napoleon,
Though 1t has been contended she was
never legally divorced, Jerome married the
Princess Catharine. Of Wurtemburg, and
Prince Napoleon was their son, lie was
born about sixty-eight years ago. and bis
career has been femaf kable chiefiy Tor
wasted opportunities, A man OF hne
abilities, re seems 10 have incked stabili-
a. OF Character. When his cousin. kapo.
loon I'LL. mounted the throne 81 France,
Prince Napoleon mad already made himself
Conspicuous III Paris as 0 radical hepubp:
can aud TREND Of Victor Hugo Inis did
not prevent him from accepting the Fifna-
tion when he WAS declared 4 french prince
~ tbs reivnipg family and helr.pfssump-
tive 10 tbs impsrihi crown. dle RESTLESS
character and demosratie pro{ossienamaae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
A wall-street bear Goes TO the wall.

NEw YORK. March 17.-Just before noon
AGO shares of st. Paul were bought In on
the Consolidated Exchange for the account
of Schuyler Warren, one of the heaviest
traders on that Exchange 1t Is stated
that over 5000 shares of st. Paul were also
bought in for HIM on the New York Stock
Exchange by brokers representing him
there. He had been heavy seller for St:
Paul few days ago. and his sales attracted
much attention. Ii was thought then that
he was selling stock for some important in
terest, but from to-day's DEVELOPMENTS it
is generally believed that he was simply
trading on the bear side for bis own ac-
count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
Richmond Theatre,

The Rose HILLS Opera Folly Company
commence their engagement at this theatre
tonight. The performance is commended by
the press. The varied spocialties introduced at
the commencement have received much praise.
The burlesque which follows IL OF the spectacular
kind and Il described as having IN II some very
attractive features The ballet, marches, and
costumes, and the music are all attractive and
pleasing.
The advance snles indicate crowded houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
sh.Ls,a.re memoriaIs Held.

IBy AngIO-AIleIIU8uV hUIV 70 'I'O I7''II'
LONDON, EXC, March IA Dill has
nassed Parliament yesting the corporation
OF Strathford, County of Bucks. rs trus-
tees of Shakespeare birthplace aud other
memorial places, with power. to purchase
Anne Hathaway's cottage and the Wllm-
cote cottage, which belonged to Shaks-
peare's mother.
The 81. James Gazette congratulates the
country upon the passage of the biil,
which, il says. is timely precaution ana
will prevent the removal OF these proper
,;ao Ia Amprica
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
anna Iasl of MIndthorst.

LBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispa'ch'l
BxELIx, GERMANY. March ia solemn
,s.nniem mass for the repOse a. tho soul OF inc
49, IN XVIn6thorst the leader OF the Catholic
marty In Germany, was celebrated to-day AZ 81
faasig'e. IN this city. Archbishop Kopp preach
cd the funeral sermon. ,,.,....
,ers - nrsserted az the services, which were az
,snded ~ many members Of the Reicnsiag. AZ
ths conclusion d me requiem mass the casket
containing the remains Of DIR. Windthorst was
,ransferred 10 Hanover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
200 ITALIANS LOST.
THE UTOPIA coLllDEs WITH TWO
BRITISH IRoNcLAps.
She Sinks with 700 Emigrants on board
A Largo Number Rescued and Two
Hundred Reported Drowned.
nv Ang,o. American cable 70 the pIspatch.I

ny Anglo-Amcrican cable TO the Dispatch.l
G1pnALrAa. March 1.-THE British
steamship Utopia. from Italian ports.
bound TO New York with 700 Italian emf
grants aboard, collided to-day with the
British ironclad Rodney, anchored in Gil
braltar bay, and sank soon afterward of
Ragged STAT. A southwesterly gale was
blowing. Many women and children were
drowned. A large number clinging to the
rigging have been rescued by boats from
the channel souadron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

Brensna.-Exchange quiet at 4s6ISass9. COM
mercial Bills, s514as7$4, Money easy, closing
offered st 21s. s1b-1reasury balances--Coin,
s152, 1902, 600: currency, S7,971, 900. Govern
ments dull but steady; 4 per cents, 1S2; 4ias,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
The Jererson-Fiorence Combination.

The great dramatic event i'll Richmond
amusement annals in many years will be signal
lied nj the Academy next Monday and Tuesday
nights by the appearance Of Joseph Jefferson
and william j. Florence, Of whose exalted posi-
ton upon the histrionic stage 1t IL unnecessary
20 speak. These eminent stars are supported
by one OF the finest comedy companies ever or
ganized IA America, including such sterlins
names as Mrs. John Drew, Frank &. Bangs
Rivals" will be given, and on Tuesday nigh
"Tho Heir-at-Lav." Tickets will 30 on sale 70
morroW fnorning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
GERMAN NOTES.
bismarck to Return Won Waldersee's
Visit-He Buys "A Paper.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, March 1.-THE North German
Gazette. commenting on the refusal of
Paris artists to accept the Berliner's inyi-
tation to participate in the art exhibition
here, says: I'VE hope this is the last snub
German artists will expose themselves to
in Paris"
1t is stated that Prince Bismarck will re-
turn Count Won Waldersee's visit to-day.
BISMARCK SKvFR AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
BERLIN. March 1.-The Hamburger Mach
r-icttet says Prince Bismarck never OPP
posed the present Government on pr1nci-
pie: that he merely disapproyed of GER
tain things. such as the tendency to abolish
protection of national productions and the
ruin of the peasantry as foreshadowed IN
Prussian rural communes bill.
The same journal also says all statements
regarding a Impeachment between the
Emperor and the ex-Chancellor are base
less, as there was never any real difference
between them.
1t is reported that failing TO induce the
De1asches Tdgebidh TO espouse his cause,
Prince Bismarck has bought that paper for
100, 900 marks through DIR. Chrysander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
SCOTLAND NEcK,s NEW SCHOOL.
The Plan to Build n Military Academy
ScarIet.Fever and the Grippe.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., March H-At q
meeting of the subscribers 10 the military
school for Scotland Neck last night II was found
that $4,000 had been listed. site was pur-
chased, a committee was appointed to arrange
plans for the buildings aud 70 start the work AT
once so as 10 be ready 20 open the school by sep
tember The plan II 10 sell large part OF the
land Of the Vine Hin Academy property, I'M
prove the female department OF that school,
build a new male, and make IL a hrst-class mill
tary institute. IL will be opened with capacity
for 100 boys with a chance for increasing as may
be needed.
The site selected is one on Main street near
the business part OF town and IN view from the
railroads. The people OF the community are
much interested In the matter and will push the
enterprise through.
sCARLET-PRyER.
There are several cases Of scarlet-fever IN
Rdgecounbe county, near the HALIFAX line, but IL
has not reached this immediate section yet
Tho County Teachers Institute was opened
Yesterday at Halifax, conducted by Professor h.
A. Alderman. Quite a number OF teachers are
in attendance from Scotland Neck and tho
vicinity.
OTHER NOTES.
La grippe has been prevalent here for several
weeks and quite number OF our most proml-
nent citizens have suffered, some OF whom have
not yet recovered.
Rev. Mr.. Leslie, general agent for Yadkin Col
leQe a here soliciting funds for that institution
and Is doing very we'll He preached In the
Methodist church here Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
Death of James Rody sneed.

10y tVItEIHpII 10 VI" 11I1P'''NI1-I
CHICAGO, March H.-Colonel James kody
Sneed, aged seventy-three. died In this city
this afternoon of pneumonia. For a num-
her of wears he was a publisher of daily
paper at Atlanta, GA. He was postmaster
of the United States Senate from 1882 TO
1885. After Cleyelands election to the
presidency he was appointed Fourth Audi
tor of the United States Treasury, which
Office he held during Cleyelaud's incum-
bency. The remains will be taken to Sd
yannah, Ca, for interment Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
The "Thundersr on Our Copyright Act.
nv Anglo-American cable 20 tho pispaich.l

Ioxnov Enc. March 17.--The IsnleS this
's,, ,..teyrine 10 the United States copy
, ,sSsI Ill remarks that the examination Of the
Isl ~ the bii sho that In some direetici ei
isast IL is better than expected Inc IN ~
-. =, s Fnnopean artists are ia better po-
s,,son ~ ,,ssn EUROPEAN authors Inc provision
m s,sa hsIl which holds that authors hare me
o,s sleht 20 dramatize their books u also i'-
s,offant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
CONSTRUCTORS OF THE CHURCH.
Praise in Rome for the Irish Religious
Propaganda.
by Angio-AmoTican cable to the Dlspatch.l

[By Ango-AmeTican cable to the Dispatchl
ROME, March 17.-Cardinal Jacobini. tho
Secretary Of the Propaganda, presiding at
the st. Patrick's day banquet held in this
city to-day, praised the religious propa-
ganda which Ireland exercised throughout
the world. God" he said lis acting
through the Irish people"
Archbishop Walsh, who was also present,
termed the Irish the constructors of the
Church" and recounted their ecclesiasti-
cal history since the days of st. Patrick.
Among the other speakers were Cardinal
Mazella and Vanutelll and Monslgnon
Kirby. Raffosoilla, Stonar, and 0'Connell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18

The funeral of Mr.. ". J. B0WLES. who
died at his residence on lakewood avenue
March 18th. viii take place at the THIRD
Christian church. Tyenty-sixth and Mar
shall streets, TO-DAY "wednesday az II
O'Clock A. III. Friends and acquaintance
are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
Fire in n Closet.

Fire was discovered yesterday morning
at 1920 O'clock In tho house Of Major Q. snod-
grass, No. 2512 east Grace street. The flames,
which we're caused by the burning Of articles Of
clothing In a closet, were extnguished by Cap
tain J. Hirshberg and Mr.. John Baseler, OF the
First Regiment Band, who were In the 81. Pat
rickfs DrOceseiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
nne.iinns Rnised Ahnnt rire.rscnnes

There were several cases before the
Police Court yesterday morning of persons fall
ing 20 put horoscopes on buildings over three
stories high. All OF them we're continued until
April 18th so e. 10 allow the defendants time 20
appear before the Council or 20 prepare for such
safeguards OF this character as tho law re-
auires
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
Judge Lewis Endorsed in Sussex.

Especial telegram W INC DispatSn'l
STONY CREEK, Va. March 1.-THE sussex
county bar has unanimously endorsed Judge
l.. l.. Lewis for the new United states
appellate judgeship.
j. n. johnson, a well and fayorably
known citizen of this county, died at Clare
mont last night of pneumonia after a
weeks illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-18
Arohhishop Walsh In Rome.

IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, March l7.--Archbishop Walsh
has arrived In Rome. His visit is made at
the request Of the Pope, who, desires 70
confer with him 10 regard TO the attl,une
with political affairs in IrelaLd.