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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04


CNcMxArI, March a-Fiour cosy. w!ses
nominal; No. y red, 90. Corn strong; 20. J
mixed. 57ka57Hc Oats steady; No nixecs
4shc. Provisions stoady Whiskey nrm o. eLsS
wnMiNGToE
WILMINGTON N. G., March A-spirio mr.
peutlne steady at sc Rosin urn sraineos
81 20; gooi strained, sf2A Tar Arm ~ SlA
Crude turpen.ine arm: hard, sl.D; yeuow-oiD
and virgin. - ~.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. March a-Cotton--Nss recetptA
3.ss0 bsles: gross, 7,ss bales. fn.urss cios.o
dun bat steady. sales, 1850 bslesi March
81 53asSs4; April. SaGiasS62; Nay. - soe$sl;
June, g. SsasS7g; July. s2s8sfaSi Aueusk
IS s9ssSc: September, tSs2asy; october, Asoe
$3.50 Novsmsor, ts.saAsSso; Decsmpes. Sayoe
ss.9S; January. sS99asa
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
I.IvsRPoor, y srch a--yoon. Cotton duli and
prices generally In buyers favor; ssles, 1900
bales: American. 4,50D bales: speculation ana
export 500 oales; receipts, 1900 bales: Amc<f.
eau, 1850 bales Futures 81 eadyj March ana
April, 49-6ii. April aud May.t s2s@d. nay
and June, as I'd. June and July. SutAd.
July and August, s3-dii. september AND vc-
toSer, 3d.: October aud Noyempof' toSetos
~ M@Msrcn. 4 l-s4sl 47-s,d. March and
April. 4 4o-Sasi 47.6td. April and Msy. 4eo-ois
45l-Sid. May aud June. 5i-otd., buyers; June
4C0-s4si di-oid; August ami September, 81 -Ste
4 62-6.d.; September and October, otoae
62-e4d. October anil Sovsnber. 40i-6td-, eel.
ers. Futures closed woas.
NORFOLK rEASUr MARKET.
Il-.ot.'f tho Dispaich-l
MARCH s-t.srkot quiet sales light and re-
osio'a Moderate. Prime, gao. extra prime. &c
CT. exc; spanish, 24aic.; factory hand
1icSed. 3aiI<c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
ANOTHER TITLED AMERICAN LADY.
Miss Iits Garner, of New York. Welded
to tho Marquis de Bretuil. of France:

PARIS, March 2.--The MARQUIS do Bretn;I
ana MISC Lita Garner were married TODAY
at Pau. All the nobility of the ResG1e
provinces were present at the wedding.
The Marquis de Bretuil is a widowSr
nearly fifty years Of age. lie is well
known edherent OF the French Rovalists'
cause, The bride is the eldest daughter of
the late William Garner, of New York, who
was al one time vice-commodore ~ tbo
New York Yacht Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
PARLIAMENTARY.
,,.e,,ccEssFUL MOTION TO AMEND
eRiTAlN's ELECTORAL LAW.
..,..d,. oyevreprescntatson--N Glad
atone on Plural Voting" One Man.
one Vote "-other Potnts.
,.,,,-.no-can cAsle to the Dispaich.I

,,sI,- American cable to the Dispaich,I
,.-,,x Nsrch s. William Henry Smith,
q. tor8 OF the Treasury, in the House
Wv. mons to-day. replying TO question
.,. srb.cct, said that ne could not give
O.. ..,... 20 PASS bill compelling writers
go. boz. appearing ia the newspapers 10
,. ....r names 90 such articles. as any
Ia tfs direction would tend to re-
.helbc.tcs Of the press.
.Urw Hon. James Stsnteld, men,
...r UGi.sH, ln m2vlnS ti.at Iilo mouse .'iss
Moved 20 vote IN more than
....l area. that the term qualify
..- fo vote he reduced 20 three
..I that the act Of registration
-.r.1 a-ruea bat the present sys-
..-.', cat of date, for, as the law
.s , rrsn could vote in every
i" ... ,y.r, borough where he had
-.' Mos. 1.t-V1tcrs alton turned an
q.a,g>t tho wishes OF majority Of
.--. dealt electors.
.., Varth. Conservative men,
~.t. SaIcrd, submitted an
...- f.sf a.V alteration IA the law
....,... ....t, unless providing that
...t lart- ut Great Britain and
...r.H uc rcpreScntend IN Parlia-
...r..t.la 90 Their population.
.t|.l sir. uowarth, lis grossly
.....I. 10 Is absurd that one
t.,u has eight times "a much
..e.ras city like Dundee. 10
Ind 70. reform is necessary, II
...- It.ntrs.l
O. ,..... hold that the amendment
Unified tac necessity OF amend
...-t... sad the acceptance OF tue
Ifr. rrfN. one KgfD.N line
tr.4 le SAID. ought not 20 pre-
.....yAl Cd 8 confessed grievance,
...lu became embodied IN
.-t.I.. exclude what was DEEM
SIR Committed The country
....- t.lcr.te plural vote when
..' 30 enabled the upper
,.-.... their weight against the
., r. t.e working classes Hear! y
.....,-.. 90 q plural vote was OBJ
because II had 10 connection
,.-.... wisdom, character, or public
r..,r.y was not entitled TO
..-..-st..u. He was unable 10
...rv.c.i1us of the great mass
...... Wy. less sound than those
..-.- c4@scs. The amendment
...-stalv connected with the
.. NILS refusing 10 remove one
..,-" another ceased 10 exist.
.....l o. Atreu members more
.... ..tt'a. TO ON strictly uu-
.... Low long had this been SO
England been greatly over.
.-. compared with the other ma
.sfL tlll held two thirds of
-.... Tower and insisted that the
..-.--. Il t.e national firm should
..l 80 her own Preside. [ Hear =
.. certainly had no title 10 COM
..-. 10 the vast power she pos
... r.t u-p she made OF II regu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

Nay vss quite ~ - - 49,. ne 80 -
succssded II creating quits ilsols -
ausstiiy Of "cAshscsr Grsin s9sssG -
local recsipsS. which WIRE esnerseA ~
served - induce msay svssidess ~ 81
corn, bat ne local bulls Qu1et!y Haee1e9
sskc. ana VS. doomed I'D 10 tAks. before ssslsss
had succssded In getting bsct the pssrety e9hl
esriisr. After Asir peass led bssr eeo9eo
sivst, a. corn. bat the trading vss tinsed@ Tne
rscsipas Of hogs o. tha yards we're tDo9 hsAd
lea tnsa packers srpsstsd. This. win ~
ssrsngth IN corn, started quite nun1ss q
a. IN, shorts buying and advanced vsiuss ne
s.,..i,v NAY pork started % so snd 500 ~
IA cSS ssie. ID Cnsrpss Of the sdvs1ee wess
ccu,,s iibersl ana tho demand hsvisg sudasnlx
fallen Oh, prices broke % g. q s:s@@' Lara ana
Ths issdine futures ranged - follow;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
NEW YnRK STOCK MARKEr.

NEw YORK, March ain the stock market to-
day a more confident tone was exhibited. ana
there was but little pressure TO sell The prices
OF burlington, Pacific Nail, ami Louisville were
persistently held above the close OF yesterday.
The holders OF Pacific Mall seem TO have set
tied upon about what the subsidy will DO worth
to the company and that stock became quiet
taking secondary position In the market It's
early movement, however. was the most tmpor-
tant Of the day, though revival OF speculative
interest in sugar made that active and strong In
tho afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
No German rhanh. to Francc.

Iuolsdsl0 9U % eIQpo uB9lJemy-OISuy Egl
PARIs, March "a semi-oflicial denial is
gwen To the statement that the ex-Empress
Frederick wrote Count Won Munster and
Emperor William, expressing her thanks
tor the reception sho had met with in
Parls. Nor Is it true that the Emperor
William sent similar letter of thanks to
Count Won Munster.
The German Embassy here states that
through-passengers for Munich do not re-
Qure yised passports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
trsz OBJ IRlsH FlsTlCUFF.
rr.,, and 'IcC1rthyitcs Come TO
Blow. over League Property.

II
Blow. over League Property.
r-5.-.- american cable 70 the DispstchI
.-. Irr-Nr. March 3.-Mr. Henry
--.... member q Parliament for Mid
......v. .,el the Offices of the
~ r.-.. q the National League
....".- .,l seized al the money and
,. could Law hands on. The
..-a . tl league were hastily sum-
-f .al % l.rv discussion followed.
r.- .-e "-nuucel Mr.. Harrison in
-. .- -.an polite language and
,...'.l Size action of the Central
.. e number Of Mr.. Harrison's
-... arrived upon the scene while
.ar.-.- w going on and declared
.. .--.t -.. % Central branch OF the
f..r '.. Authorized the seizure made
20. H.-. %. owing 20 the disorganiZed
ta.. -y " the Belfast branch
-- Sig. I.-a.u. Mr.. Harrison and
.-.-.- --.1 declared the branch dis
r.. q t-.. t-lt followed between Mr..
-. ---ls and their opponents
... ..-f IalEua-fsts, sticks, and
'-..y used. Finally the po-
.rl d. force and cleared the
Iva gid. ..-- composed Of the support
e.. .-'- 81 Nr. Parnel were sub
-..,.. ...| @. which II was resolved 10
N-. I.-u.u and Mr. Mccarthy re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
The Dookers Part with tho Seamen.
by Anglo American cable n tba hlsn.,c,,

LONDON, March 3.--1he Dockers' Union
has seeded from the Federal Labor Union.
owing, It IS claimed, TO the needless obsti,
macy and lack Of discretion shown by tile
Seamen's and Flremen's Union. The dock
ers argue that If general strike is ordered
they viii be compelled to support their
men IRON funds already depleted, and as
40 per cent. of the seamen and brennan are
always at sea the yoke would therefore be
absurdIy unequal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
snthinn Very Startling.

Charles Keene, of Punch, had an ode,
ouick' sketchy STYLE, full of ,vigor and
wholly peculiar. He was unsurpassaole IN
sketches of servant girls, policemen, city
men. diners-out, waters, cahmen, lodging
house keepers. henpecked husbands. lie
loved little jokes about the clergy, sucn as
- have missed you from your pew. Of late,
Mr.. Stubbings." Well, SIR" replies the
farmer II hev been to Ineetin' lately, but
" see. the Rev. Mr.. Scowles o the chapel
ne bonght some pigs o. me, and / thought
/ ought to give him turn. ILLUSTRATED
american.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH 3. 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ARIEL, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers; l. Is. Tatum. vice-presidens
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominio0, Couch, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers; George w. Aiisn
steamer Gulf Stream, Hines. Philsfslphia.
merchandise and passengers; j. W. hoCarrick.
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MAscH 8. 1891.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIyKD.
Steamship Holstein. Charleston, to coal.
Steamship srathdes, New York. 20 load grsins
Schooner Henry sutton, Boston. 10 load coal
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH ), is9L
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Chatham, Proyidenee, nsrchan-
disc.
ehandlse and passengers
chAndise
SAILED.
steamship Chatham, Norfolk. merchandise
Steamer Elm City, Eaton, Walkerton, msr-
steamship Charlotte, Nickie, Baltimore, msr.
chandise and passengers
MEMORANDA.
LONDON, March 2--The steamer Aacsdcnia
from Newport News, arrived AZ Liverpool %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
.... ClsHEA,S LEGACY.
VI. i'1-. 90 Freak Her Aunt's Will-The
first step Defeated.

tiaerean cable 20 tire Dispstch.l
Use NGch st was announced on
-t.. t'4t an attempt would be
a-.a ile VIII Of the late Mrs.
-... .lt II Airs. O'Shea, who be-
OBJ. after d large fortune. Public
ST. iaIue.l's possible interest
.-.. Induced Mrs. Woods bro
t 4l action to have the will
af..I On the ground of undue
-.. 20 the day mentioned appli-
l3e % Justice Jeuue for an
certain documents which Mrs.
....l.t want % produce. These
.-e.lled diaries Of Mrs. Wood.
Was thought, would show that
... coalition u DO such as %
.-".aarie OF making wall. The
which was made IN the name
a.a Sir Evelyn Wood, was to-
.- s. t-e court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
A Small Scene.

1.-THE play that Mr.. Dawson wr9t to ior
.ho Home Histrlonics was spollt, 1 near
iiacsnse distinguished patroness ostenta-
t S9 left the house during the perform
Yes. that is So
what offended herr" ,;o,or
..IrnSerstand she SAID the actors inter-
,rnted the talking in the boxes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
Retort OF the Pretty Mnids
,sav York Herald.

who,e ara YOU going. ray pretty maidS
IN s,o;nc 10 change my mind, she sain.
WI, ~ yon change with rre' my pretty
maidl go, room for mine In
vour head
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

Wequots: Fine. fa50as275; superine, s27oa
s3.2: extra, 50. 50aca75; family, siaslc, pat
ent family. country, sl75asd3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

o.. ArT.IcfEumors Of Coming DiplO-
matte Changes.

.a|AANN Z llAuaNrs
I-.-. american cable 70 tho Dispstch.I
..-. -.- That the disturbance
.. -.. VISIT of the Empress Frede-
..r-. city has not entirely subsidized
.sr.e fact that the air Is full OF
...r.- of q diplomatic nature.
.. 90 That 70 the event Of such
o... -r male ". Herbette. the pres
o.. i-. A-us ad0r az Berlin, upon
..r- q Considerable amount Of
- up tte unpleasantness has
r.-. vii. be- sent 10 London az
g. NJ. NaddngtOn, the pres
Ambassador 20 Great Britain.
..'.- aarj, rumor has il that Herr
t. E, tL- German Ambassador at
.s VIII succeed Count Won
a- German Am AMBASSADOR at Paris.
-..l' % these political reports,
' f. Na,dsr-ee, eX-chIef OF the
.at tie German army, who IS
.-t.l q the Ninth army corps,
'. Prince Won Hohenlohe-Shll-
t.. Governor OF Alsace-LOrralne.
..t .- .uruuuced, viii resign the
position be now holds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
Germany and Great Britain Against


I'9 HIIk'V-hHVIIuau chDIe 70 Tho Ulspatch.l
BERLIN, March SIT is asserted IN this
city shat Lord Salisbury, the British Pre-
mier, and Count Won hatfield, the Ger
man Ambassador TO Great Britain. are
treating with view 10 a rdpprOdchemerlt on
questions, including that of Egypt. where
IN Frances interests conflict with those of
England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
The Demands VIII he Refused.

IBy Anglo-Amertcsn cable 70 the Dispatch.l
Berlin. March 3.-'The Department OF
Mines will refuse the demands of the men
employed in the coal-mines who asked FOR
an eicht-hour shift and for an increase in
the minimum wages paid to miners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

taria there was no longer anv chance =,
peSouatsng q commercial treatv vii, i,
france RE AZ the same time Belgium, wonid
a avs rSt~liste commercial liberty wonld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

ases and is taken IN: highest 5000 lowest
s6s5-averags, sias5.
No loose sales to-day.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s25o.50; tobacco, 9, ssl.7e--totsl, t2,6iass.
Private sales; Fiilers, ~; smokers,f &; wrap
pors, 2: darks, 1i--tossi, 40 kogshsads
=Thcre were some good lots OF looas in today.
but sales win DO deferred until tomorrow on
ssme Receipts due 70 snow, viii be neces-
ssrily light this week. Bad weather rc1ders
business less active to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
Not m.Jnok the Rlnnor."

tBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO the DispAtchl
LONDON. ENG., March 3.-Sadler. the
steamship fireman under arrest on sus-
picion of being Jack the Ripper" has
been discharged, the police being unable
to secure evidence against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
They NAV Yet Recops,d.r.

10y Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
PAEs, March 3.--Most of the French
artists who. owing to the clamor of the
people. refused to send their works 10 the
art exhibition in Berlin, are now exhibit
ing their paintings at the exhibition Ill
Stuttgart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
No Credit TO Him.
lPuck.i

ave may cell spirits. but we are mo no
sn,,;tnalists," said the disguSted oAi-
tender. Eiosu asked Colonel
NiPP pid sooue was in for his toddy, ana
,ranted 10 know if practiced slate
.yr,tsnOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
Tbe ,,cCar,bvites wore Effected

by Anglo-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatch.I
BELFAST, March Sat the meetingof the
Parnell Leadership Committee to-day
there was a renewal Of the violent scenes
until the McCarthyites were elected from
the hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
n,..r nsnk rnllnrs Er.nce.

'' s.o-Amercsu cable 20 the Dispstchi
'.'s dsrch S.-The announcement yes
Wat one Of the leading banks Of
..tt n sulpsn1ed payment turns out
--'e been correct. The firm is that Of
d Duisrd. The liabilities are esti-
- ''.- az 1000 90 frsncs ($l. 200 600. No
-- " gwen as yet for the suspension.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
MAacH 9, 1891.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
MARCH g, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
WHKAr.-A bushels.
CoRs.-4,s7O DushelA
Piazza bushels
skLEs.
CoRs-s,,7o busnels
QUOTATIONS.
wnsLT.-Longbsrry. s1asi.i1 Mixed. o9c.a
CoRs.--white. B4a64Kc Mixed, 61a63c
oLrs.--White, No. :. 54asSc. Mixed, No. 2
t2a5sc. Rejected. 4ossSc- Winter uor seedh 900
t5c
FLoUB.
Wequots: Fine, q. 50as2 rs; supernne, s27oa
ss.2s: extra, 50. 50aea 70; family, siaslo; pat
ent family. country, st75asasn.
COTTON
QUOTATIONS.
hinDLm9. SIC.
Low AiDDLISG. &C.
SeoD oRDixARY.7kc.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReportsd for The DispAich.i
MACH q 1891
Auction offerings on 'chaase today - pack
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
rn Lain the Cnnnhinn ContInrent.

LBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.]
PARIS. March 3.-Ducrocq, a notary Of
Monesz, has abscOnded. leaving uncovered
debts To the amount of $3.50, 900 francs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
Commercial R.Iations.

1I Ahgio-AInericsa cable 70 tue Dispsiebj
psa.ssris, harch AIN the Chamber Of
NJ s' = Aithllses to-day NJ dc Pruyn. Min
Go ~ agriculture and Industry, stated
"a view Of the Preach pfohibitory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
COULDN'T See the Point.

Humorist: Hereafter / want fifty cents
for each Joke instead twenty-five.
Editor We have no further use for you; ;
you're getting too funny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
. mnr.nLr ncANpEscEYr LIoHr.

A neat way Of increasing the usefulness
Of the incandescent light py making ~ port-
ssa Jiv h exchange. Finding that he could
. unt eet the strong light he required for the
nnxamination of the delicate points OF his
se,s;tcb. board. he strung two copper wires
.ta all length OF the room aboutf four inches
tIs, ~ ,ba ceiling and Immediately behind
nom ~ ns,vitch, board. Both these wires are
s snnone@tsd with an incandescent circuit. A
small car which travels along the copper 81
w s,il carries the light. II Is made o.
wooh h;ch rest on each wire. Afexble cord.
o. W.T. two electric conductors, passes up
i,a,i,,,h the centre OF tho car and each OF
w nenauctors Is soldered to the frame,
the Siamn.socket being attached 10 the
t naSar end Of the double cord IN the usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
Vie Tor Inerens. OF ReJ,ef Wages.

NIt.'-A mericsn cable 20 the Dispetch.l
4, DcIlw. iceland. March s.-The laborers
Sao we're employed upon tRereliof railroad
So ~ ~ Chiffon, Galway. have struck for
- Increase u wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
na.E-AGEs.

KNOX-DOIG.- Married. in New York
city, February Is, 1891. at the residence OK
the brides mother, " the Rev. Robert
Doig, assisted by the hey. Lewis Francis,
CONWAY n. KNOX to Miss REBECOA
nDIG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
FUBTHER BFAgINo OF BURLINGTON.

There we're efforts TO get Burlington of fur
Their, with representations Of smaller earnings
during the next two months and the assertion
that Mr. Gould had been antagonized by the
management with other influences. but while II
remained the most active stock on the list II was
hold fairly steady and at times even nrm al
close 10 ~ touching that point Ia the afternoon:
Silver certificates we're also moro active ana
hrmer, aided by tho diminishing stocks here
and the late exports the decline on the failure
OF the free-coinage bill having evidently
reached its limit. Late In the day the WIZARDS
became tho leading features and material ad-
vances were scored, especially in Northern "a
cifc preferred on what looked like buying Tor
the present bull leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
with the Esrs 81 Love.
~.w York Herald.

He. How did you k no, "' ~
doory Ididn't pail the pen. ha had inst
She s @hoa Ssr ssgsrs ibssrd the
eacement ring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March a-Balimore and Ohio
stock, So Northern Central stock, 65K Cincin-
natl, Washington and Baltimore, IS; consoli-
dated gas stock, an.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
cHILEs lNsuaRscTloN.
wholesale and Desperate p..er,,on from
the Government to the In.,rv..

70 V"u VapIe 70 Tho pIspatch.l
LONDON, March "a dispatch from
1 M. ~ way OF Buenos Ayres to day states
entire Fourth regiment. ali forrnino a ,a. .ns
tne Chhean Government troone s1ationoj
~ the neighborhood of Plsagna, baye shot
thelr officers and declared fhemselves in
Favor OF the revolutionists, ''''S III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy in the morning, followed by
rain in the afternoon and heavy showers
at night.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door Of Ahn ni.nlusnh nlicn unatarlav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

Excuse me" he said, as entered the
re- nS of q cobbier. but want to ask you
shoP 7n oa Of a word" "Vhell?" The
Word ymg dis Is articulate' Doyou know what It
y woaG - my friendt, where yoq get
49, hS@ sboes?" AT shoe store on Wood
, G0S9 aVenue." "Vhell, you go right oafer
Sv woodward avenue und ask dot shoe
store 10 articulate for you. Dat vhas me-
Good day,"-DetrOH Free Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C., and In Con-
neotion Herewith the wsa-
ther Indications.
IBy telegraph % tho Dispstch.l

WASHINGTON. d. c., March g.
| RAIN Forecast for Virginia: Rain;
stationary temperature; variable
winds; clearing and colder Thurs
dav mint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04

writer in the Congre9dtiOnGlia asks ::
"Wbv do we not write long and elaborate
letters lS in these days like those which our
l,randfathers. and especially our grand
s gro, bars 'nsed TO write ?" Most of us do
nnt have time TO write such letters, and
Few of us would dare to. The recent pub
iication of domestic correspondence mas
done m 06so,e e8 Bspll,gtoa free Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
STORE NEWS.

Among others We have received these new
goods during this week:
cases A. b. c. OATMEAL:
barrels Exus-Fine TABLE-sYRUP-no Gu
cose &C.;
1 let FERRIS HAMS, TONGUES, aud BONE
LESS BAcoN-nons better cured;
10 cases Exua-Ftns TABLE PEACHES;
cases Rxira-Fins TABLR PEARS
These are the finest goods to be had IN cans
lot Fine NEW YORK CREAMERY BUrrKR-
something good:
case CLovER-LEAF SALMON:
10 boxes BEST LAUNDRY soAP-a barssia--as
$3.50 per box-loo tot;
10 bags GREEN COFFEE.
Let me toll you mat We roast our cohsss ssr-
selves every week. and BY buying Coffee 81 ~
you get fresh-roested goods
4 boxes RED-sEAL LyE that We era going -
close cut o, i0c per can;
lot SARATOGA CHiPs-fresh and CRAP;
cases Exua-Fins FRENCH PRAs-re sssvs
with your spring lamb;
80 barrels QUIZ LEADER PATENT FAMILY
FLOUR IL makos the npsst bread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-04
-. ELeKBONe OF eATTLe.n
' What Artillery is Nowadays,
saws Emperor William.

-ats Emperor william.
American cable % the Dlspstch.l
March The Emperor yester-
-.s ut az lunch with the officers
..Ty az the Guard. In reply 70
-.+ '.e Lnp,ror said that in view Of
'eueI,s recently made in field
glA- aud the experience Of the
gro artillery must be regarded
t.ekboUe and the marrow Of
FD1 Waldersee. who seems 70 be
'a-pTei % tho Emperor's favor,
'~ G., tho lunch.