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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
c. GRAY BosslEux ASSIGNS.
\ Wholesale COnfectioner and Tobacco
mist Observation-Disclosures About ~, 900.

A deed of assignment from G. Gray Bos-
gioux 20 l.. G. Minor, trustee, was recorded yes
terday afternoon I'm the Clerks Office OF inc
Chancery Court. The property conveyed was
the stock Of cOnfectOneries, tobacco, ana n1tutes
In tho store l4l2 east Main street.
After providing for the payment OF Zee 10 10
Lane Stern for legal services the following first
class creditors are designated. All OF THESE
claims are notes . 90,
National Bank of Virginia, 5000; City Bank
$50, 300 endorsed by 10. Lane STERN, S22j
and L. c. Garrison (2l, 1924.
Mr. w. X. Williams is also put in this class toi
salary due to the amount Of 800.
u The other creditors are mostly from New YORK
"Philadelphia, and Baltimore, with one IRON
Pittsburgh. All of their claims are small, being
less than $500. 20,
Tho Richmond people in this class are: Old
Dominion Cake and Cracker Company S3l94l
Boykin, Seldom a. Co, 500; w. L. Hancock
800. and c. II. Page, SlSS.99
Total liabilities about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
THE BLAcKssURe COLLEGE.
Meeting of the Board of yisitors-Presi-
dent Lomax Resigns.

The Board Of Visitors Of Blacksburg
College last night concluded a session at
the Exchange ilotol, In which they we're called
upon 10 act upon the resignation VI General l.. j.
LOmax az president
General Lomax was made president by the
board appointed by Governor lee. As the term
OF membership Of that body expired new board
was appointed by Governor Mckinney, on which
three Of the old members we're retained.
TESTIMONIAL 10 GENERAL LONAx.
Tho following resolution was adopted at the
meeiingi
Res0lred, That the resignation Of General L. L.
Losnax 81 the presidency OF the Virginia Agrtcal-
tural and Mechanical College, tusi rendered the
board DO accepted. al bis request, TO take effect
Immediately; that while the board accepted the
resignation VI General LOnex IL took pleasure
IN bearing testimony 20 his high sense VI honor
ard answering integrity.
A copy Of tho resolutions were ordered 20 be
furnished 70 General Lofnax by the Secretary.
Tho board also passed resolution declaring
that hereafter no pupil could be admitted 70 the
college unless he took q course either Ia agricui-
tare or mechanics.
ASSISTANT IssrHrcfoKs APPOINTED.
Waiter II. Besls was elected assistant chemist,
and w. n. CUNNINGHAM assistant Instructor IN
the iron-ehops. Mr.. Cunningham II graduate
~ blaeksDurF College.
Aesxrs Sastor, yoasbie, and fitzgerald were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
IN THE COKE REGION.
The situation ouiets Ejectment Notices to
lie served To-Day.
Try telegraph % the Dispatch.l

Mr.. PLEASANT, Pa, April s.-The coke
situation was devoid of excitement to-day.
Consjderable surprise was occasoned this morn
In, by the arrival Of Division Commander GEN
raj snowden aud his stan In company with
Generals Mcclellan and Wiley, General snowden
listed the various works and personally looked
over the field Upon his report viii depend the
withdrawal OF the troops.
The notices OF ejectment we're placed IN the
Constsble's hands to-day. Ten days NOTICE 70
Quit will DO served tomorrow on me stilker :,
VINO are occupying houses Every one who van
NOT work win be forced 20 seek residence else
where There is no doubt the operators are pre-
par,no toimpo men, and are anxious 70 gel pos
Session of their houses. Tho operators are an1-
ioas 70 have the militia remain until ailer VIC
cvictions and are trying TO impress upon zen
erel Snowden the absolute necessity OF guarus
an thai time. There 80 talk OF forming Fonn-
teer regiment OF national guardsmen 10 take
the Mace OF the State troops when they are Win
drawn. This was done during the riots OF 10. 4,
,he men remaining on duty three months an
expenses would be paid by the companies IN,
stead on by the State. Thirty more men appLlsa
ana were given work at hore"oou "-oA'
making 1875 now drawing COKE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

appointed committee 10 recommend candI-
date for the presidency. IL IN not their insen.
ton 20 mako such recommendation until tho
field has been carefully looked over and eute-
bic candidate found. The President Is furnished
with house ON She grounds and has a salary OF
$1,000. DIR. Dabney, Of q western School OF
Technology, and DIR. Mcbride, o. South Carolina,
arc spoken OF In connection with the presidency.
IL Il said the board fayors asking proposals.
from different sections Of the State for new
site for the college. The Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, Mr.. John z. Massey, who IL a
member OF the board, fayors this idea.
WHAT Mr.. MASSEY SAYS.
In an interview yesterday Mr.. Massey said he
heard ~ minated that one locality offered 100
acres and 100000 in money 20 have tho insit-
tuition removed there. Any step In this direc-
ton must come through legislative action. IL II
reported that y favorable ofier would be pre-
scented 10 tho Legislature nt the next session,
although the board has not discussed the matter
as body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Interesting Lecture on Music at the High
School.

The teachers of the public schools OF the
citv assembled NJ tho High School yesterday af-
tornoon TO hear n lecture on Music by Professor
Caleb r. Bill, OF Massachusetts,. The attend
ance was very large and the teachers were
unanimous In expressions Of deep interest ana
pleasure. Prof essor Bill was introduced oy ou-
nerintendent Fox IN a very complimentary man
i,er, and he gave fine talk on the power ana
Influence OF music 20 elevate, quicken, ana I'M
prove the pupils. He then gave a very ciear
illustration of how TO teach music, including
tone, time. and harmony. -.
The lecture was interspersed with some sing
ing exercises, which added greatly to tho enjoy
ment Of the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

ana ouiss: No. q red, sl.f7J(se1.1e1(in 49, ~
tr; S1.13jlael.f3k sfoss; opsiooe eev.1os.
1I<c chiefly on the opefsfions o. fose1
ana closed hrm a. the hast ngursej go
general and active; No. rod, ney. gk1.Si
. ssas; mo; No. 81 7ssYs,ta IA sls,ssosi 5ss5s
s Mc III. IR' sSs . ss vissi -
closed frm: May, 74tsn; July, lila 49,
moderately active: options Quies an1 sesc.es<s
No. 2, 55Saeosc.; mixed vssssrn, H.12e
CofYee-Options opened barely steady, ana cscssc
steady, iOa20c. down and more nSccses ~.
April, s17asI7;i5i NAY, y,o'SvS 80
July, e10.40aeio.S5; spot dun 90 49,, 49,
No. IA, IT7ta1Sc- sufar-hAu nxV
Holasses frm. Rice nrfn. Petrcsenm sssea -
QUIET. Cos,on-seed oil easy and duh hosln orn
and outlet. Turpcntine quiet and sssedy .
40lsa4094c. Pork active and higher; ~ ~
s13.50ss14: extra prime. vlL1o.vlSss;;
Peanuts nrm: fancy hand-pteksd, &c; !e
2lxa3itc. Beef In moderate demand snn Ss.g'
Beef-hams firm aud wanted. Tiefced peeI nsm.
Cut-meais strong and active. Mlddies s.rcne
and quiet; short clear, e0.p0. Lard nYnS
aud strong; city, $3.50; options: MAJ, SI.oIi
June, s7.20; July, e7.35. Frcishss 70 kvespoos
unsettled and quiet; cotton, hd. gram l>sA
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April s.-Cash quotations: Flour I'm
si.O5N; No 2 red, si.ostsasi.05H, No
corn, 07a67ssc. No. oats, 33>zc MseSpon,
s12.62lS, Lard, ed.75as6.s0. short-nbs, 5000
s6.10 ;dry-salted shoulders, t5a9o.la bnose
clear, s6.40as6.45. Whiskey, el10.
The leading futurea ranged a. follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
PLON-PLON'S WILL.
His BODY FOR THE INvALIoES, OR
THE LIE sANGUlNAlRE,
"where His Grave May 10 wave-Beaten
In Image Of His stormy Life
General Foreign News
tBy AnsIo-Amorican cable to the Dispatch.

tBy Anglo American cable 10 the Dlspatch)
ROM. ITALY, April s.-The will OF the
late Prince Napoleon is remarkably pre-
else. In the direction for the obsequies
the Prince forbids the presence OF ms
eldest son, Prince Victor. in three distinct
passages. He asks that his remains be
buried in the st. Jerome chapel, Church OF
the Invaldes, Paris, near the tomb OF the
first Napoleon, unless the Government re-
fuses permission. in which case he desires
that his body be entombed in cave
carved out of solid rock on the lie Sangul-
naire, in the Gulf of Aiaccio, where my
grave may be wave-beaten 10 image Oh my
stormy life"
TIE PRINCESS cLoTrLDE.
He asks Prince Louis to read the CORE
sp0ndence that passed between MS parents
and rectes the deed of separation 10 when
the Princess Clotilde declared that Prlnce
Jerome had separated from her on po-
litical grounds.
PRINCE VICTOR UPBBAIDED.
Prince Napoleon upbraids Prince victor
as a rebel and totally ignores him IN the
disposal of his property. He instructs
that his private papers be destroyed ana
that his political papers be classihed anu
be given TO Prince Louis, who receives
the whole of the property. except souce-
mrs given 10 friends, including two souce-
Mrs to the Princess Clotilde. TO be chosen
by herself, and lock of the first Napo-
Icons hair to the Princess LetItia.
A FEARFUL SCENE.
The reading OF the viii was painful ceremo-
ny. When the passage excluding the rest OF the
family was reached Prince Louis ran to his mo-
Their and frantically embraced her, crying,
Never never, dear mother. We are co-helrs-
| He then kissed Prince Victor and his sister.
| All were fearful. IL is stated that Prince Louis
| will adhere 20 his resolve which the ex-Empress
| Eugenla applauds. 20 divide the property equal
| ly among the members Of the family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
WASHINGTON LESSER NOTES.
Tennessee's Direct-TaH money-hincaid
Not Guiity-Other Items.
rBy telegraph to the Dlspatchl


WASHINGTON, April s.-The United States
Treasurer has paid the Governor OF len
nessee the direct-taK claims OF that State'
amounting 10 s302,Ol2.
The President this afternoon issued the Beflng-
Sea proclamation. IL Is In Its usual form.
The Jury IN the case Of kincaid, the newspaper
correspondent charged with the murder Of ex-
Congressman Taulbee, OF Kentucky tO-hght
brought in a verdict Of not guilty.
The offerings of silver 10 the Treasury Depart
ment to-day aggregated 2, 044, 800 ounces. The
amount purchased was 100000 ounces al
97.99a9S.
The draughting corps In the Bureau OF Construc-
ton and Repair Navy Department, is BONG rap
idly depleted Of It's experienced men, OWhgi ~
Is aid 10 the fact that the salaries paid are not
commensurate with the services rendered.
Twelve draughtsnen have resigned Nlthin t.e
past two years to accept positions with prNate
nrms NJ double and In several cases treble INC
amount OF salary paid ~ the Navy Department.
The last resignation rendered Is that OF Leading
Drnughtsman Frank w. GrOgan, who leaves 10
accept the position Of Assistant Manager ana
Architect OF the Naval Exhibit Of the "oria
Ealr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April Section quiet; middlins
9isc Flour active and strong, unchanfed-
wheat-Southern firm and strong Fultz, .los
sI15; longberry, sl.t3Rst.16; No. 2,.si.l5;
steamer. No. 2, red, si.IO; western strong aud
higher; No. 9. winter red, spot, si.l3Ia; April,
sf13L; May, si.I3A; July, sI0Sh; August.
sl.0ilSasl LOAN. Corn-Sonthorn strong white,
7ec.; yellow, &c; western nrmsr: m hs, ,pS'.
July, 70Ac. bid; steamer 72Yc. Oats In fair
demand and firmer; ungraded southern and
Pennsylvania, 60ao2c.; DO. western white, Ola
02i4c.; DO. do, mixed, eoa6ic:; graded No; =.
quiet. Hay firm. Provisions strong and active.
Butter steady; creamery fancy, 27c; DO. fair To
choice, 25a2dc. DO. imitation, Hsc. lsdle, fancy,
2jc.: do. good TO choice, 20s22c rolls, nne.
l4c. Coffee aud others unchanged. Receipts-
Flour, iO,56g barrels; wheat, 3,953 bushels;
corn, 1860 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels rye,
l IL bushels. Shpmcnts-Flour, O,.31 barrels
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, EJ,7l4. sales--
Wheat, los. 903 bushels; corn, l7,730 bushels.
Peanuts fairly active; choice, 3tSc per pound
fair 10 good, 2a3c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April s.-Flour strong. wheat
held higher; No. red, clos. Corn scarcs
and higher; No. . mixed, 73lxc. Oats strong I
No. Q mixed, 5sAc. Pork In ligh, demand and
frmer at sI2.37I6. Lard held higher At so.3It1.
Bulk-meats arm and higher; short-ribe, sd.2o.
Bacon held higher; Bhoyt-clear, sI.g0. Whiskep
steady at sl.l6
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, April s.-Cotton--Net receipts,
1913 bales; gross receipts, 3l8 bales Futures
closed steady; sales, 7l,400 bales April,
sS.02asS.63; May, ss.67ass.6s; June, es.1Ua
sg.77; July, sss4ass.s5; August, esq iass.o2 !;
september, sSO8assg7; October, ts.ppass !;
November, s9ss9.0l; December, sg.03ass.ot ;
January, s0.07as9.0S; February, s9.i4as9lo.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the Dispatch.l
APRIL s.--Market steady sales OF oo0 bags
reported az quotations Prime, 2ilc.; extra
prime. Sc; fancy, 3isc.; spanish, 2lsa3,sc |;
factory hAnd-picked, 3a4]ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Hungarian Co se Hanged.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April s.-Andrew Todt.
Michael Sobal, and George Rusnock, the three
Hungarians convicted Of the murder OF Michael
Quinn, who was killed in tho labor riot at Carne-
gie's works at Bradd0ck, Pa, last New ear :
day, will be hanged.
This morning the motion for q new trial was
oyerruled by Judge Stowe. The three prisoners
were then brought into court and sentenced 70
death. Before the sentence was passed Iodt
and Sobal protested their innocence. Ine oUti-
demned were then remanded 10 Jail to await the
signing of tho death warrant by Governor Patti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
The Doiuhin's Future Work.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April s.-Ihe DIS
patch-boat Dolphin, which arrived at the Noriols ~
navy-yard to-day, viii immediately go gu, 81 .,
commission and be examined by Do a, u, ~
survey. The purpose Is 20 equip the yessei WIN
a power wrecking plant, so that she may De able
to blow up wrecks obstructive 20 naylga-
ton In place OF the Despatch, which will proDa-
bly, be condemned. The Dolphin will also DC
supplied with poop-dock and suitable Sapihs ~
serve the purpose filed by the Despatch as a
vessel for the use OF the President aud Of the
Navy Department when 10 desires 10 extern
courtesies 10 distinguished visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Ambulance Calls,

The city ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock 70 attend a white man ON
Tenth and Main streets, who was suffering rom
an eplleptic ct. lie was treated and carried 10
his home. - =, . a
Another call was received at 4:25 p. NJ. TO at
tend a colored man at Hancock's factory, VINO
had several of his fingers mashed. The WOUNDS
we're dressed and the man left with friends. -
The last call Of the day was received NJ Is II.
NJ 10 attend a colored woman on Eighteenth
street between Main and Cary, who was suffer-
ing from pain around the heart. She was taken
IN her home,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
r,,ara, Service Of a Knight.

The members of the Scottish Rite of Free
masonry, Southern Jurisdiction, VIII celebrate
the funeral service of a knight hadosh tonight
AT -. Adams Han In memory OF me uoceaStu
Grand commander, General Albert Pike. The
ceremony will commence promptly at midniRht'
and will be in every detail identical with that 10
loo held az the same hour III Washington. III "
said TO be one Of the most solemn and beautiful
cercmonies IN the Scottish-Rite ritual, and viii be
participated In by all members from the ~ up
wards. Rev. Hartley Carmichael Will conduct
the service, and impressive music VIII be rem
dered Those who win be unable TO attend the
funeral i'm Washington viii thus have an opp0r-
tupity 20 testify their respect and yeneralOn ior
their deceased Grand Commander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

Both sides in the strike remain firm and
n settlement seems no nearer than when the
trouble first commenced.
The strikers held Inerting at Odd-Follows'
Hall as usual, yesterday morning, and there was
q large attendance. ,,
During the day a committee Of the strikers
called upon Mr.. Joseph Bryan and were IN con-
ference with him for several hours. Views were
interchanged freely and entire cordially pre-
vailed, but It was found impossible TO reach an
agreement, as each side contended that princl-
pie was at stake which should not be sacrinceu;
fhev separnted with mutual good wishes, and
both expressed the hope that some way might
be opened by which they could come to terms.
This committee, which was the same one that
waited on Major Ginter Tuesday, consisted oil
Messrs. Ruth, Schwalmeyer, Campbell, Cameron
and dill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Striking Morocco-Workers SURRENDER
IBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

LYNN, Mass, April Sat mass-meeting
Of the morocco workers last evening u was Noteu
% make an unconditional surrender anu sees y
work atall thefactories except John 4. mouIton ,,
where the strike h 10 continue Ihs 9ot t
means the abandonment OF the Knights Of Labor
organization and the practical end OF its RUE ~
Lynn. The men will sign the ironclad agreement
and take their old places II they can De secu1e s
John Mccarthy, master-workman Oh DissriI. ~
National Trades Assembly, Knights OF Lapor,
has been at the head OF the strike, ara = now
under bonds for trial at the Superior Court on
charge OF conspiracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

son by oricer Morris, OF this city, and sheriff
Mosely, Of Washington oourty, ON charge mat
he Is tho head OF a gang CT train-robbers VINO
have planned attacks on sraIns on the Mobile
and Birmingham and the louisville and Nash.
Vile railways. Walker is said TO have c0nndea
his plans 10 a man named George d, BAL, OF
Albion, ". Y. who gave him away 20 tne p DIV,
here. Walker admits telling such q story 70 BAN,
but declares he was joking. Walker was heavily
armed when captured, md this week made
large purchases OF arms and ammunition In Mo-
A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
The Hollywood Memorial Association
Meets.

A called meeting of the Hollywood
Memorial Association was held yosterdey morn
In, IN the lecture-room Of the Second Prcsby-
terrain church. Mrs. John Purcell presided II
the absence Of Mrs. Bryan. A.,
Several questions Of public interest were ais.
cussed, and II was decided 70 have an AFTERNOON
tea and a moonlight hay-ride nj the soldiers
Home In the month of May. An excursion tC
Lexington in July on tho occasion OF the uhVell'
ING Of The jackson statue will be given.
Resolutions OF sympathy for the family o.
Governor FOwle were passed and the secretar!
Instructed to forward a copy Of the same
The thanks of the association were rendered
the session OF the church for the use OF the room
aud until further notice the meetings OF the az
anclntinn will hN nod thorc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Conspirators After Property Indicted
rpv ,otoyr., nh IN fhe Diapatch.l

New YORK, April s.--The conspirators
who tried TO get hold Of Loring A: Robertson :
millions we're all indicted to-day oy the grand
he proved 10 the satisfaction OF the District At
torney that ho was not In league with them.
Those Indicted are Lawyer Byron w, Cohen,
James Daskem, Howard Belcher, ana Cassie
Helen Brooks. The first three are charged with
subornatIon OF perjury and Miss Brooks with per-
fury. Daakem Is still In Connecticut but Will be
extradited. Cohen is out on ball.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Argentine Finances.
AZ Anplo-Amerlcan cable 10 the Dispatc

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable 70 inc Dlspatchl
BUESos AYRFs, April 1.-The Argentine
Cabinet yesterday signed a decree suspending
until June next the payment Of deposits In the
National and Provincial banks and Offering de-
Dosltors the option OF taking internal bonds In eX-
change for their deposits. The Government pro-
poses a fusion Of both banks into n concern to be
known as the BancO de In Republica. The Gov
ernment's decree was unexpected and II has
created bad impression.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Good Tenplars.

The Good Templars will hold an impor-
tant meeting at Cartersyile, Cumoerland coul-
~ Tuesday IL being the regular quarterly ses-
sion of the District Lodge, composed OF the
lodges Of the order in this city, Petersburg' WI
iamsburg, West Point, and the counties OF Han
over and Chesterfield. public demonslraIl0n
made by Hon. J. n. stubbs, past right worthy
grand counsellor OF tho world, and others. Inc
meeting will be presided over by the Grahd
Counsellor Of the State, Mr.. julius A. hOoson' OIL
tbia CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
The Clerhs Organized.

Another meeting of the clerks OF the city
was held last night at Elletts Han An organ-
,satinn was narfected and a constitution and by
i ad"nted Tho object which ID desired 90 be
scoonplished Is the closing OF stores at D O'CLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Monumental Church Notes.

AT q meeting of the vestry of Monu-
mental church held Tuesday night, Mr.. John NJ.
Taylor was elected a member OF the body. Or
1'Louas potts Junior warden, and Mr.. Robert
Fisher treasurer 20 nh the vacancy caused 10y
the death Of his father, George ID. Fisher. MT;
potts was chosen a delegate 10 the convention
which meets in Petersburg IN May heV' ~
sion Of a week for the rector OF one OF the
churches there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
THE EAST INDIAN TROUBLES.
Chief Commissioner QuintOn and Col
leagues Reliably Reported Murdered.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
SM1A. INDIA. April s.-A letter has been
received here from the leader of the Mani
puris declaring that Chief Commissioner james
W. Quinton and all his colleagues who were
taken prisoners at the attack upon the British
residency at Manipur have been murdered. This
news is believed here. There has been further
fighting near Manipur and another British officer
has been killed. II l. presumed that this officer
IL either Lieutenant Grant, who commanded the
British force which recently captured Fort ina
bat near Manipur or Captain Presgraye, who
was in command Of the detachment Of British
troops sent 10 Lieutenant Grants relief.
The Miranzai disorders are spreading, and mo
Aighans are becoming excited. The conduct OF
the ANGER Of Afghanistan is considered suspi-
ciOu-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09

tina, tho elght-hour day viii not be conccdsa
| that shutdown n inevitable n the men I saing
| 20 make a modification. This Is INC ' "a n
quo ion before tho Interstate Convent ,stil
rot settled amicably all other consiferal, ant
be- thrown aside and the interstate asIecHi
| and convention will DO thing OF the past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
Urgent Irish Party Liabilities.
Bv AnglO-American cablo to the Dispatch.

DUBLIN, ICELAND, April Sat the first
public meeting of the National Federation yes
icrIay nj which Mr.. Thomas Sexton presided II
was announced that the account In Mr.. John
Dll0n's name had been oyerdrawn 70 the ex-
tent Of $4,000 aud that there were other ur-
gent liabilities 20 the amount OF 100000. IL was
Consequently resolved TO call upon Mccarthy
and Pamell % Immediately release sum from
the fund held IN Paris sufficient TO meet the
present and future liabilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-09
The Eight-Hour-a-Day Question
Try Telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

pIrrsBuRoH, Pa, April s.-Io-nignt
AFFAIRS &C the Interstate oonsehson Ina pnnn'
sxIvsoIa and OHIO are about as far apart ON the
Seht-hour-a-day question as IL T. possible ior
them 10 be, and next month wiz see Io,vov
miners quit work unless Their demand 70 sraia'''
on . compromise effected.
That is tho position Of the men and they are
mes by 1,as-footed statements from The operators