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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
,,ow VIRGINIA HAS JARED IN THIS
CONGRESS.
49,. Ro,pole Bni Signed-The Msnches-
,er ro,t.oaice Mn Reported
Tavorabiy.
,r,,m Our Regular Correspondent,

v,sy1>oroN, February 25.-The Presi.
-. today signed the hill providing for
y. lotion Of public building at Roa-
=. Va. not 20 exceed in cost the sum
s-,noQ Farmer Edmunds is conse-
-, IN a happy mood. He received a
.....ram this morning from the White
- announcing that the President had
ed the measure, and then Mr.. Ed
q. b,ed himself on 10 the telegraph
.rd sent the news to the booming
o Roanoke. so that they could re-
=. II WAS feared by nearly everybody
g.-e.ird IN the matter that the Presi-
a., would not sign the bill A few
o., ,5ea that possibly he might allow
% . -, 10 become a law without his
l--,',sl. but. as was stated IN this CORE
9s--e some time ago. Farmer Ed
1.,. n mighty polished and insinu-
r.. ,sller. and that visit of his 10 the
-e III has borne good fruit. In fact. Il
.I..,s, impossible 10 resist him, and as
Nts3 81 his heart on getting the bill
.i and made II one of his leading
&, ,E,s Congress, the President was
ts,afc enough to weigh well the facts
.....rf,l and give Roanoke building.
r,xrf1 MUST GIT THE MONEY.
.... money for the purchase of the site
e.. commencement Of the building
~., be available this year unless Sena-
.'r..,.l AN get an appropriation in the
i-,..,viI appropriation bill that is still
-t.-.lu the Senate. He will probably
- IN amendment to this effect, as II
be perfectly proper. If this is not
N..' e.. money for this building will not
- .,...-.rriafed until the next Congress.
u '.es M now IL will be available on
An alter July lst.
r,s--5FI1cE BUILDING IN MANCHESTER.
U.u.e Committee on Public Build
!, ia Grounds to-day made favora-
,s,1ri on Judge Waddil's bill pro-
-, f5r the erection of post-ofice
5-r- NJ Manchester, the limit of cost
-. mod at IS. 600 instead of $50, 900 rs
s.r.5 f,r Ia the bill as introduced. Owing
-, ts Likeness Of the session and the fact
a.. N, mia has done pretty well in this
..,.,-s.s m the matter of public build
-. an. committee we're not disposed TO
s--s.ry,niur for Manchester. Then, again,
e.. CIV Is so close TO lRichmond
,,.-r members tried TO make themselves
I've that Manchester did not need
,~ll.rr hut Judge Waddill combated
ia, and he finally succeeded in in
$50 the committee to report a bill,
- = the amount was reduced one half
f-f,e Waddill will do his utmost to get
g.. I'm through the House before the
:, .. .. tie session. and he will be doing
-,-k,i.y well il ne succeeds, owing to
"a Avari state of business.
o-HrE VIRGINIA PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
among other public bdalding bills that
i.r.,.>>ad during the present Congress
:. y...aia are those for Stanton and
Nil. and they are duly appropriated
..-.r.I, suudry civil bill. The Newport
\.r,l.I IS on the calendar, but will not
,...- other hills that have been intro
....f,n tals Congress are public-building
l...- Basic City, Lexington, and Char
O. ...-...'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
The Clothes Make Mae

When the time came for Polonius to
part with his son he gave the boy some
good advice. "Costly thy habit as thy
purse can buy" he said, which meant
that his son would make no mistake If
he spent on his clothes as much as he
could afford. The old Denmark states
man was wise in his day and generation.
for, while it may be true that clothes do
not really make the man, it is certainly
true that man is judged very largely
by his attire. You cannot afford to
ignore this judgment: the opinion OF
the world is too important for that II
you want its good opinion-and who
doesn't-you are likely to command it Il
you avail yourself Of the opportunity
now offered by our special sale OF
LIGHT-WEIGHT OvERCOATS and
SUITS. rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
"pENNsY,sn ENGINEERS IN LINE.
They Are Unit with other Employees Of
the system.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. ]


PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 25.-Forty en-
eineers. representing the Brotherhood Of
Enginemen of all the Pennsylvania railroad
organizations, have decided to act with
the other organizations in their efforts to
secure higher wages. This action was de-
clared at the engineers conference to-day.
The conference has been IN session since
Monday and concluded its work this after
noon. The decision was received with the
utmost satisfaction by the members of the
other organizations. 1t means now that
the engineers, firemen, conductors, train
men, and switchmen of the entire system
concerned will act as unit.
The engineers authorize the statement
that the work of equalization on the part
of the company is equivalent to cutting
down at one point and filling up at an
other and will not be satisfactory, and
that unless clear advance IL granted mer-
chants, shippers and the company will be
given four days. notice, which they con-
slider an ample time for preparation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
In Favor OF the Torrey BIZ.
u..,u.a,h 20 tha ri.patch

MONTGOMERY, Ala, February 25.-At. a
ASSOCIATION tonight the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resoloed, That the Commercial and In
dnstrial Association of Montgomery, Ala,
approye and recommend the passage of
the bankrupt bill known as the Iorrey bill
now pending before the Congress of the
United States.
Resoired further, That our Senators and
Representatives are hereby urged TO sup
mort the same, and that copies of these
resolutions be forwarded to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
BALTIMORE

BALIlhOhE
BALTIMORE. February 20 Cotton steady: mid
ding, gA,c. Flour very dull Whest-Southetn
nrm; Fultz. sIssi.0s; Longhsrry, tL0Satl.o;
western firm; No. 2 winter red, spot, tL02ks
si.02k; February. fl.028 ssi.094; Nay, S04ha
sl04X. Corn-southern nrm and scarce VINE,
62ss3c.; yellow, 62ac3c; western strong; mixed
spot $50 s63'.c.; February. 63hsoSAe.; March,
62ac.; May, 6lIaGl,sc.; steamer. 5sac. Oats
rrm ungraded southern and Pennsylyania,
mixed, 5ia5sc. graded No. 2 white. bShc.: do.
do. mixed, ola5sc. Rye fst Hay firm. Provt-
sions qsiet Butter strong and scarce; cream
cry. fancy, ssa2sc do. fair 70 choice, Ha1c.'
good to choice. lsa2lc.; rolls, nne, isasoc do,
fair TO good, l5ai7c. Eggs irm: strictly fresh,
l5al5kc. Coffee strong; Rio cargoee, fair, iska
isc No; rsHe sugar srm sci Ws,, and
quiet Freights TO Liverpool per steamer inactive.
Receipts Flour, SOS bsrrelA ssles-wheaL
10, $50 bushels; corn, $500 bushels
ST LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, February 2b-Flour dun but nrm.
Wheat openedR ssc. higher than Yesterdays
last ngures. Later the demand fell OF ard
prices weakened sharply. the cioso being at the
lowest point OF the day. or hst.c. below yester-
day; No. red, cash, go. &c. Nay, closing,
s6i. a96h July, closing. s6ic.; August closing,
86hc. bid. Corn vas &c above yesterdays close
at to-days opening. The market continued 10
advance with the tone strong for awhile, but
weakened In sympathy With wheat aud closed
s.aac. nlGnef WAN y0ststuhys NO y CASH, ooo
b3lc.; May. closing. 5skc July. SEC. Oats quiet
and steady; No. 2, cash, gSksi6ac.; May,
closing. 47c. Whisky higher stti.lI Previsions
steady TO nrm. Pork. standard mesa, ts.7oa
Sas7k. Lard quiet g. $40 Dry-salt meats boz
ed)-ShoulderS, ta62k: longs and rtbs, $40;
short-ciear $3.50. Bacon steady: boxed should
ers, $3.50; longs and rics, tAi5as6.s0; short-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. February 2a-flour dull Wheat
dull No. 2 red, $50. aSl. Corn scarce and high
or No. mixed, 57S s5sc. Oats strong; No
mixed, 49s49kc Provisions nrmer. Whisky
steady at Si.n -
WILMINGTON.
wILssaros, N. c., February 2S-Turpen-
tine Nothing doing. hosln nrm; strained,
sLl7k; gooi strained, ti.22k. Tar nrm ct eliza
Crude turpen.ine nrm; hard, si.so; yeiiow-dtp,
s2l9; virgin, $40 .r'
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoRk, February 2a--Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, 1880 bales; gross, 9,s2i bales. Futures
closed steady. Sales, l20,T0 bales. February,
sS72; March, S. s9at810; April, s.. 7sata7e Nay.
ta8SASs.s9; June, $Sg1af2ss; July, fQBs$sU
August t9.0Sa$90 90; September, ta04afs0o; Oc-
tober, s904sta05; November, ts.oSaaa04; De-
CEN Dor, S9.04as9.05; January, 80. llat2la
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispstch.I
FEBRUARY a. Market steady. Moderate sales
reported and receipts light Prime, csc. extra
prime. &c. fancy, SIC. spanish, An a5c. factory
hand picked, 3a4kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
iiotRsL SUPREME COURT RELIEF.
'''''tn'e Report on the Blu Therefor
Features Agreed Upon.
y leisTTaph % The Dispetcl

o.. 'siSptoN, ID. c.. February 25.--The
,-.rffer- % the bill for the relief of the
.'..l states Supreme Court this after
b.. eaue % az agreement. The House
si'rs- yielded and adopted the mea-
ss a. framed by the Senate. The con.
~. aE the part Of the Senate declared
10. .-'y Lad followed the House measure
as they had been able in framing the
az ',.l4'e adopted by the Senate, and, in
CT MAJ The bill might not fail at this
81 -fi'.s, the House conferrees agreed 20
h.. ,he Senate bill. The report will be
=. .,sa al the first opportunity. The
49,. ~ features Of the bill agreed upon are
~. ,'. =, Tor the appointment in each cir
az additional United States circuit
.,, aud for the organization in each cir
a.. ~ aCHcult Court Of Appeals. 10 have
d, 10. jurisdiction in many classes OF cases
!, men appeals are now allowed to the
-'u States Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26

lowest 81. Tota, sales for mo dan 1.Ss
pounds, t1t
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes.
sle2 70 |: tooscoo, sS,7s4-totsi. ts.slo@ 81,
Private Sales, Fiilers Q; smoters, ~: wrap
pors, Q; daxks, 3-sosai, 81 bogshsads
Tho offerings OF DARK sampled new tobacco %
x,bsoee srv iucrsaslns. Some OF the best Buck'
,nsham sn1 Cumberland county tobscce pro
ducsrs sold BY sample to-day through vsushsn
4 sArvey, and tho stemming crops attracted
much attention. Prices were private. but Is can
DO veii Judged we're high up 10 the tesns
for the best. the high-xatsr marx OF hc.
vss surely reached on many. some
planters who had divided their crops between
upland and other markets and this declared y
the gispateh reporter inst todsys prices hsre
we're far beyond any thsy had obtained. ana
furthermore tnsy ssy Richmond VIII soil tne'r
tobacco hereafter Loose tobacco sales snowed
much tobacco In high order and some soursd:
tho greater part was common Buyers we're eus
only In small numbers and prices we're iowss %
common and medium grades. but fully M On
cllsr leaf. There wsre thirty pianss
Change to-day and twenty or more ys' 'e~
selling tobacco. large part Of the crssr W.
sold loose and quite early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoaK, February 2a--Cotton Gull and
easy; sales to-day, i23 bales. upiaodss ~
Orleans, 3 7-iec. net rsceiptA all porte, USE
bales: exports--to Great Britain, t,1os bales 70
Southern nour dull and hsavy. Wheat ueskar
aud duh No. 2 red, sl.0sh In elevator OPP
items advanced hs,sc., but wcakened. on ru-
mored financial trouble In London. ana closed
weak with the advance lost; No. rod, February
and March, si.09h; NAY. noo1 july. y.
Corn stronger and fairly active; NO < eosnskS 90
IN elevator; options, strong and Hahc. up 90
light interior movements: February, nc.
March, e4kc: May, o2c. Oan higher and fairly
active; No. 2 red. AhaSkc.: options stronger
and quiet; February, Nkc: May. oSc. July,
s2ke mixed western, esS ssSsc hops yea
70 10 up and quiet; February. n.!ossi',ss;
March, siZ5Ozfi765 May, t09oasidi oi spot
Rio arm and quiet; fair cargoes, tiaOaslS1e:
sugar-Raw nrm aud In fair demand redned
nrm and IN good demand Nolsssos-New OF
leans steady and quiet. Rice steady and quiet.
Petroleum quiet and steady refined all ports,
2 25a7. Soc. Cotton seed Oil strong ana wanted
Grade, OF grade, 23as6c. hosin firm and quiet;
strained, common 20 good, tl.45eti. 80 Turpen-
tine quiet and steady at i0ai0Hc. Wool num
and quiet Pork active snd frm, Beef dull and
weak. Besf-hams In moderate demand and
firm. Tierced beef quiet and steady. Cuemeats
quiet and 1rm. Middles quiet and easy short
clear, $40 Lard opened weak aud closed
strong; western steam, f6s2k, bid city, tao;
February, saeS bid March, fas2, bid hay,
81 o. Freighs dull and weak.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 26.-Cash quotations were
as follows: flour steady and unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 90. sa3Hc. No. red. @ha
s5c. No. corn, o3ck. No. oats, f3Aa49c' La 10
81: short-clesr, f4s0atLs5. Whiskey. r-A
The leading futures ranged ~ follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
NATIONAL CAPITAL COMMENT.
y1r. Refusal TO Recognize CoDnecticut's
I,urpins Governor-Bin Chandler.
..-.-, o,,r Rar1llar COrrespondentl

from our Regular Correspondent
N..ry .IoS. February 25.--There was a
f.. ta. q talk here today about the
,...... Governor Hill 10 recognize the
-..r, Governor of Connecticut. There
o., .... considerable gossip in re-
--H '. 'lr severe manner IN which
....-Ev little Eli Chandler was handled
...-.a. 10 the New Hampshire Legisla-
,- Chandler Is the most bitter of all
~'. ha,ers, and he is meaner IN his
81. is because be is so narrow-minded.
70 ......i have had his way, the force
ElI have been passed with q dia-
. .,-.Iet clause.
Hi PLAYING OUT.
advice, from New Hampshire are TO
....s- t'lat Chandler is rapidly playing
..... bis own State. The Galllnger forces
... -l.etc possession, and they NOR
t.I -.'- Chandler.
l-- Blair following are also down on
e. o., and his gang. They played false
senator Bar N the last campaign, but
o. .-Ars AGO. when Chambers reelection
O.. ID. the BLAIR men helped him, but
v-.- lie was called on 10 help out Blair,
o.. % his nature, Chandler threw him
,e'.,rI.
STRONG BID FOR VOTES.
-fF-~'laL lltt ldLnulN n Abahlhb a
$50. t.d t.r votes for clerk of the next
.-.. hut there are lots Of candidates,
l.sLI.Le knows who will knock the per-
..-.r. II the speakership goes TO the
>-'- 't- o.yTkship is apt TO be gwen
..Vl ~ man: or else 1t will 60 to one OF
e. ~.-'.rl states.
IS THEIR INFANCY.
~, Robert Haydn formerly, editor of
g.. ,l.r utte n. c. Chronicle, but
I.s .. TIE Baltimore Jo,1nG! Of Com
r.-r v.- among the visitors to-day u
O.. % ..e Press gallery. Ar. Haydn -
--l believer in the industrial develop
E..' .: both Virginia and North Caro-
.. and takes the ground that the
.- 70 these States are but in their IN
.-F Tie Baltimore Journal Of Commerce
...s .s-, issue had fnely-written article
.. re r.-- lIties OF Virginia, which has
a.-a.'.i wide interest and Is in much de-
.-.t !, was demonstrated in this arti-
'a. NrEluia's resources are simply
t.r...->
g, haydn has just returned from a visit
'-.. Carolina.
,CLPETEB WAXING UP.
w. james T. Robertson. who was post
'.rsr e. CGlpeper. Va, during the Cleye-
..tA .-.,lstTatlOn. was in the city to-
.# &C.! Was VISITOR at the Capitol. Gull
.--'. lac So many other towns IN Nlr-
..-.-. .- waxing up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
Government Purchases of silver.
TRy taIeOrsnh N thu nisnatch

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The amount
of silver bullion offered for sale to the
Treasury Department to-day was 1,203,000
ounces and the amount purchased COS 900
ounces at 81. 95a98l1.
The Director OF the Mint to-day an
nounced that the Treasury Department
having purchased the full amount of silver
authorized by law for the current month
no further purchases will be made until
March Od
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
HOW THEY WERE ENTERTAINED.
Numerous Attentions that Were Show
the People from Massachusetts.

Numerous Attentions that Were snow"
the People from Massachusetts
The Massachusetts, legislators called on
the Governor at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing and were cordially received, after which
they were conducted through the state
Library. ,,,
Next they were received by Mayor Ely;
son at his residence on Franklin street and
partook of his hospitality.
They then inspected tho electric-plant,
corner Canal and Seventh streets, and the
gas-works, Rockets, where they we're
taken care of by Superintendent Adams.
At2 o'clock they dined at the Exchange,
an hour later they went through Allen a
Ginter's cigarette-faotory. and at 4 o'clock;
they were driven to the various points OF
interest in and near the city.
At 7:1O z. NJ. they left tor Alexandra.
Before returning home they will also stop
at Washington and Philadelphia.
Yesterday morning each visitor was pre-;
sented with "A Guide to Richmond and
picture OF Libby Prison as it appeared
during the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
Seminary Trustees Meet

The annual meeting of the Board Of
Trustees of the Richmond theological
Seminary was held yesterday in the library
loom of the Seminary. The institution
was represented as being in very pros
nerous condition. II is well attended and
is constantly gaining friends.
On motion of Rev. Fl. l.. Morehouse, ID:
D.. Drs. Cooper and Corey were appointed
a committee TO prepare paper on the loss
of the board in the death of MIR. II. X. FL
Iyson. and Rev. w. W. Landrum, ID. D.,
was elected to fill the vacancy on the
hoard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
SERTED DAY IN THE HOUSE.
H-rhs-. 90 For One Another without
Gov,s-The Senate.
fr.l oar Regular CorrespondenL)

t'.l Our Regular CorrespoudenL)
"."sI.N. February 25.-The Senate
-..t today on account Of the death
e. senator Wilson, Of Maryland, and hav-
. Is day az such al important time
.-.-s are that the Senate Will have
ID session all Of next Sunday.
joy" v.- a lively time in the House TO-
or nd members went for each other
.' gloves, Republicans tore each
Z, pieces in discussing the interests
O. Pc dear farmers" and there was
odd time generally. Colonel
I q Missouri, made great
8. which he read the riot act
-v B.. republicans, but 20 all Demo-
..,.' ..' 'arue,tly and thoroughly in ia
Pc free coinage of silver. II was
. IA plainly uniformed certain Demo
'-4' 20 abandonment of the silver
- o. toierated. A great deal OF
30 We manifested in this speech, as
o.. -.. Hs:cu i a big man and was during
. "'me ratio Congresses chairman OF
~ --f Committee on Agriculture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
THE DlRECT-TAX BILL.
The Senate VIII Agree to tho One House
Amendment.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

WASHINGTON, d. c.. February 25.-It Is
understood that the Senate will agree TO
the sole amendment made by the House to
the direct-tax bill. so that no conference
will be necessary. Mr.. Caswell, of Wis
consin, who is in charge of the bill. out of
abundant caution had conferrees on the
ference asked, but as the House amend
ment merely declared that the several
States should agree 10 accept the payments
as final settlements and should not demand
interest conference will be unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
HAPPENINGS IN MANCHESTER.
Personal and other Items of Interest
from Across the James.

The City School Board has passed Treso-
lutions Of regret at the removal from Man.
chester Of MIR. q. A. Peple, long one OF the most
Jealous and useful members OF the body.
Mr.. Keller will place cold-rsye nag tat the
proper time of coursel on top Of his new BLOCK
on Hull street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The rule issued by Judge Hancock against the
Chesterfield supervisors requiring them TO show
cause why they should not build new jail or
repair the old one has been continued until the
next term OF the Circuit Court The superyi-
sors will get estimates for both repairing the old
Jail and building new one.
Alexander Thomas was fined 81 50 by the May.
or yesterday for assault and battery. ~
bond for six months good behavior was also
required.
John James alias Taylor. charged with steal
ing $50 from Mr.. Houghion, OF Chesterneld, was
sent on to the grand Jury Of the county yester-
day by Justice Lindsey.
twenty-five chsncery and several railroad
cases were heard at the term OF the CHESTER
field Circuit Court Just ended.
Mr. Horace Smith Is al home sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26

ssds the verdict was overrulsd, aud both naes
excepted and were allowed tsE days In vnich q"
nle their bills.
Plaintiff alleged that because OF the companys
failure 70 deliver message sent 70 l.. A Sln,ks,
At Woodbridge, Prince william county, oc'oyssst
., 1889. announcing the death Of his infant csn
subjected 70 Inconvenience and psounisry loss
that be was required 10 keep the dead po,y %
the infant at the depot all night ana ssno
across the country In an open wagon ouIins
storm, from the effects OF which no became HI
The following judgments were entered o..
J. @. Carpenter & Co. against @. = beiVin io'
s2,9lhoa
Edgar @. Gum q Brother against Charles l.
afaal FAR fo6c 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
OTHE OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATIC
CLUB OF JEFFERSON WARD win attend q
regular meeting TONIGHT at o'cfoct, sharp.
full attendance II requested. ~ business OF
importance will b transacted, By order Of tho
Club JAMES Z. FLoUkS0Y .,
10 6-lt President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
HE DIPLOMATIC BILL.
Report Favoring All Amendments Save
the Hawaiian Cable Scheme.
fRy tAlapranh N tina DtsnatchI

WASHINGTON. February 25.--In the House
to-day Mr.. Hit, chairman of the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs, reported from that
committee the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill with recommendation
that all the Senate amendments be con-
CURED in with the exception of that which
makes an appropriation for the Hawaiian
cable. in which non-concurrence is recon-
mended. There was a question raised as
to the limitation Of debate, and as no de
termination could be arrived at Mr.. Hit
withdrew the report. The intention is TO
being IT up tomorrow or some succeeding
day (the last six days of Congress begins
tomorrow, and ask that it be agreed to
under a suspension Of the rules,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
A Portable Pullman.

Mr.. w. Dellie Sutherland has recently
rn,chased a camping-car. This is really 9
puIiman palace-car on a wagon-bodv and
"a = wonder in its way. The vehicle con-
ts;ns four berths and everything else from
a stationary wash-stand to two, oil stoves
THE car is the first one ever brought to
Richmond and it is exceedingly novel.
II has attracted great deal OF attention
on the streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
EVlCTlONs IN ENGLAND.
A Furious Fight with Poiicemen-Num-
bers of Men wounded.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispstch.l
DURHAM, ENG, February 25.-The evic-
ton of the families OF striking coal miners
from the houses they occupied on the Mar
quis of Londonderry's and other property
in the coal districts near here was eontin-
ued to-day. During the day the occupants
of eight houses who had been eyicted re-
turned in body and attacked the police
who were on guard about the buildings.
The eyicted tenants pelted the police with
stones and booted and yelled at the officers
until the latter made charge and furi-
Gus fight ensued. The police used their
batons freely and the strikers retaliated
with sticks aud stones. When the battle
was over and the police remained in pos;
session of the field numbers of wounded
men were found lying about.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
ch.pdlsr R.lterate. Hl. Charre..

Concord, N. H., February Ex-senator
Chandler, in a double-leaded editorisl
over his own signature in the Monitor TO-
night, reiterates his charge that Senate
elect j II. Gailinger, II. W. Greene and
other Republicans entered into series o.
A. Sinclair. and other prominent Demo
Gratis. and further states that of the truth
of these charges il will be his duty soon &c
endeayor to satisfy the public.