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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Personal and other Items Of Interest
from Across the james.

Personal and other items OF interest
from Across the james.
Mr.. John C. Robertson, of this city, is
in New York.
The Richmond and Danville COmpany's water
tank on Sixth street will soon be completed.
The Hastings Court was in session short
while yesterday Only civil matters we're con-
sidered.
The public schools in Manchester district were
visited by Superintendent Blankenshp on
Wednesday.
MIR. Bernard p. Walden, Of the firm Of Walden &
Co, has been attacked by the grippe.
Judge William !. ClOptOn mas been confined 10
his house by an attack Of rheumatism, but is
now cOnvalescent
The holes on Twelfth between Hull and Deca-
ter streets are being filled up by the street
force.
At the meeting Of the Chesterfield Board Of
Supervisors next Monday petition viii be pre-
sented asking that the bridge On the new road,
In BurfoOts addition, be repaired.
Captain William Whitworth, who was injured
At Belle Isle several months ago by piece Of tim
bel falling on him, is improving steadily and
thinks no will soon be able to abandon his
crutches.
corner OF Thirteenth and Hun streets Is being
torn down.
A white robin was killed by Robert W. Brod-
max, Jr., In Chesterfield county several days ago.
Messrs. Thomas Potts and John L. Williams,
of Richmond, trustees for the cOlCred Episcopal
chapel on Bainbrldge between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, have given directions for the
removal Of the buildings 70 site on Maury
street near the colorcd publlc-schOol building.
Wires for an electric service are being put
down on tho road-bed OF the street-car line that
Is 70 run over MayO's bridge, but IL Is understood
that for awhile hOrse-cars will be used.
In the Hastings Court the jury in the case OF
w. II. Andrews GiiGS Hunter (colored), charged
with breaking and entering the store Of Spigel s.
Weinstein, failed 10 agree and were discharged.
The accused was given four years IN the peni-
Tertiary for stealing goods from this firm.
Elder Cameron, of the Primitive Baptist
Church, preached at the Seventh-Street mission
Thursday night aud In SwansbOro last night.
The appeal case from the Mayors Court, which
involves the validity of the ordinance prohibiting
loaded teams from passing over grayelled
streets, will hardly be tried az this term OF the
Hastings Court on account OF the sickness OF The
City Attorney.
The committee on the new High-SchOoi build
ing will meet In few days 10 prepare report
10 be submitted TO the board. 1t is suggested that
the Old-reseryoir lot would mako good site Tor
the building.
There IL litigation between Mr.. Thomas STRAIT
ton and the city. The City Engineer claims that
he Is not building two houses on Holly street ac-
cordlng 70 the permit The matter was before
the Mayor yesterday morning, but was continued
on account Of the sickness OF the City Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

s s,ss ~ S.s ss'f:'iSt H o.!
0csS, 1S,77s bsIB sxpS1 49, "A CO
X Isl bales; % Francss. ~ W. Il11@
ssceipss' al ports, n, 80 80, ~ k|lI
Great Britain, ss q. s "a -, e -
s ~ bales ssror Seoso 0ssss 6dssia, e, ~
70 vssncs, Il, 40s ba,ss; e - I'm ~ O.
100 baiss Ie 81 ~, 49, ~ 6.1Si 49,
es'R.s :. 1hsrisaton and eevnnnan;
Great r Brsssin, 2,oo9Ae5 1 49, fXt11
ass.sss bales; 70. sh Z sss $3.50 Ssis< ~ ~
., . ana ai i.,.y .0SWSi Ssss-Nssiss 1e
ana moderately active, ch,say SIfzis6li3
red, si.isAssL ~ ysd = e. $50 ege2
. anoas La;%c hover on weskef cebses, 49,
y!sissc.' And closed arm on msnlPs; ~ SSrSs
aud here and export demana ~ ~ J1lvs
si &, ~: h Msy si ss.cSs sspss.bs
corn higher and moderately ssass . Soern6o1
nc. IN elevator; 75Na57c s .a,ss 5zs771;
mixed, 7414a77e; s'ss snsae ara de,e1
5i&s. Oats hixhef and quiet; oPssones sSS<S|s
active and stronger; March, oe,tc:; xRsiS ~,
My, sessc JAY, . Ss;S spot press;
60Ixc. : dc white. 5oi<a60c.; NO. VIM ~
m.xed western. JeadOc.; white do's - -
Cofyee-Optons opened steady ~ b pcno
20 10 up; closed nrp, unchanged 70 10 ~ H1sS.
up. and quiet; April, slI1Oeyl.sSisto ~
si7.55; June, s1Ti6ae17.20; JAY ~
$685.; August, Si6.6oi spos no su.,sssS-
Raw steady and In better demand; fsirrco12
5 I1-i6c centFlfugals, g6-tess, !-lco = -
dun and lower: these seven grsaes nsss~nsrrG
wlthdrawa--C, extra G, white extra q povc 49,
loaf. 8slc.: crushed, 61<c.; granuiAtcds o74S
Noiasses-foreggr steady; 50-test, lzt3c -
hogsheads: New Orleans nfm and IN iaf ~
msnd common 20 fancy, 23a3oc. hlce a.sSs
and steady. Petroleum quiet and stesdyi ~,
nned, all ports, 7a7.25c.; do IN puA. 49, 49,
Cotton-seed oil strong; crude, on grace, 1917
Rosin arm and quiet; strained, common 20 49,
si.575asI 90 Turpentine nrm aud NOR -
tive al 40sla4lllc. Wool quiet and arm. 49,
active and firm Beef fairly sctivo and nfms
Reef hams firru and I'm fair demand. new
beef firm and in fair demand. Meats nrm -
wanted. Middles quie, and nru. Lara n.e ~
and strong; western steam, $3.50; cty 49,
1925; March, 1857; April. $3.50 max, - A..
bid refined stronger; Continent, to-ovayt.vSi
South America. s7.35. freights 70 LrcfP2@'
unchanged and quiet; cotton, 7-o4d. sfs'n' 80
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 2o.-cash quotations were -
follows: Flour barely steady. no. s2tnS
wheat, 99i&c.ssl; No. red, si.yis2..sv<'
No. 2 corn, 64iSaB43.c. No. oats oSHeoxt9cs
Mess-pork, ell. 4OasI1.50. lard. e0.3oaeosI1S
Short-rfbs, S5.55a$5.00. Dry-salted snouiacsS
s42Oas4.3O. short-ciear. s5.SSsso.so. Wnis'
key, S1.10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
CUT HIM IN THE ARM
Just Because He Would Not Take Drink
Other Cases.

Richard Milburn. youth, was before
the Police Court yesterday charged Win
cutting and woundinR Thomas Hal With knlle.
The evidence showed that the two boys no,o
riding In n wagon on Fifteenth street Thursdsy,
aud when parting the prisoner stuck Han ia 'n'
arm with q knife. 1,.h
When MiIhurn Was asked by Justice Crn,1 ~
field why he cut Han he said ne suppos,,u. ~
must have committed the act because the ihttcf
refused 20 take drink with him, as nc h aa
sworn oil for several months. The case was sen'
on 70 the grand jury. .-.a
Frank Rolte, the young miikmah WIZ ~
charged with killing Julian &. DonnellA by ms
reckless driving, was also before the court, lns
evidence showed conclusfvely that the prisoner
was not to DO blamed for the accident winch "a
suited IN Donnella's death, and he was acooiu-
ingly discharged. ,-o
Peter aieDonough and James Netherwood were
fined $40 each for fast driving on the street.
Robert Taylor (colOred) was fined 50 TOT peIns
dlsordcrly aud fighting in the bar-room OF JatleS
jenkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
THE INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Sundry Firms Restrained from Paying
and Collecting Money.

Judge Beverly A. Hancock, ofthe Second
circuit. presided yesterday in the Chancery
Court, aud granted an Injunction upon the pet-
ton OF Joseph Heppert and others, enjOining and
restraining Joseph Il. Wingfield and G.. q. Ware,
partners as Wingheld Ware and q. q. ware
4 Co. from collecting any OF the assets OK the
firms or in any way disposing OF any VI the same
until the further order Of the Court; also, en-
ioining and restraining 5. Lehman, @. II. Jordan
4 90, aud the Buena Vista Improvement
Company from paying TO any one the debts
Claimed by q q. Ware, In the deed Of trust OF
February Z, 1891, and adjoining and restraining
julius Graham, trustee In said deed, from exc
cnting the same and from paying out any
moneys he may have collected hereunder
Judge Leake entered q vacation order In the
case OF Boschen's trustees, etc, against hos
chen's executor 81 Gis,, allowing Carl WIPER
corner OF Seventeenth and Grace streets, 70 pay
tho whole Of the purchase money-sd,oOo-in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
COTTON.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dtspateh.l

MARCH 20, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, 20 pack
ages and 10 taken in; highest, s15.25; lowest,
sI.s0-average, 1915. Offering were composed
OF I6 darks and brights.
Loose sales at shockos warehouse to-day which
Is also for the week, 2,055 pounds; highest, IS !:
lowest, sI.o0. AT Crenshsw's warehouse-For
the day, 3,150 pounds; highest, $3.50; lowest.
81; for the week, 10.935 pounds; highest,
s10.50; lowest, 81.
Private sales to-day: Filters, 5 I; wrappers, a;
darks, 15--total, "a kogsheads.
Mr.. n. 7. Robertson, OF Danvillc, has returned
from trip Of week TO this city. Mr.. y. NJ. Rod
gers, the pioneer Of bright-tobacco culture, from
Florence, s. c., and president Of the Florence
Tobacco Manufacturing Company, with Major N.
A. Gregory and A. A. Davis, Of Oxford, arrived
this evening. Ailreport farming very backward.
Major Gregory received his firss consignment
OF the 1891 crop Of tobacco IN . letter jn the
shape OF good-sixed plants. already looking
thrifty, from the plAns-patches around Florence,
&C.
The indications Of the market arc very good
for the manufacturing trade. shipments Of neu
brishss 70 England have bsen heavy Tor tho past
two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
VIII Help the Delivery of Letters.

Theletter-c carriers were yesterday leaving
blanks at the various residences and buSi;
ness-houses, which it was requested should
be filed IN with the name of every person
who was likely to receive mail at the re-
spective places.
A compliance with this request, II IS sald'
will facilitate the delivery OF much mall
matter that would otherwise go TO the
dead-letter office.
After these lists are made out they can
be dropped in aletter-bOx without stamp
should the carrier fail 70 receive 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
LeprOsy Hidden in City's Heart.

CHIcAGo. March 2O-An Ottawa special
saws: Word has reached here from Victoria
of tho discovery Of six new cases OF eprooy right
in the heart Of the city, which Cinnamon were
endeayOr1ur 10 conceal lt appears that II be-
came necessary for the municipal authorities TO
drive a large number OF Cinnamon out OF their
novels 10 build market hall. The stampede
disclosed the fact that six Chinese lepers IN me
Ssorsf STAGES of the disease had been dwelling
with their countrymen in the novels. Two OF
them wero subsequently found, but four OF them
are still In hiding, and their friends refuse TO
dIsc,ose their place of refuge. a medical inyes-
tfgatfcu ia ordered,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
nnsiness rromotIon of DE-. JenkIns.

The Radford Enteprise has this to say
about the promotion OF a popular young
Richmond man who is making success OF
the real estate business and helping IN the
development of the State:
Mr.. }. Iredel jenkins has been appointed
superintendent Of the West Radtord Land ana
Improvement Company. This gives Mr.. jenkins
the entire charge Of the development ana I'M
provement Of the property which tho company
owns across the river and which win be opened
up on completion Of the new steel bridge over
New river. His appointments took enecs on
Monday and his Office will remain as heretofore
al the cofnpany's office, corner Of First and Ran
doiph streets. Mr.. Jenkens Is young man 81
energy and ability and his promotion 10 posl,
ton Of greater responsibility Is but Just feNaru
81 t,arit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
THEY HAVE GOOD PATTERNS.
Canadian officials Come to Inspect our
Public Buildings.

Hon. J. f. Robidoux. ACCOMPLISHMENT !;
Hon. Charles Langelier, Provincial secretary !
DR.. A. Vnllie, Superintendent OF AsyluIns, w.
bcc. Paul de Cazrs. Superintendent OF Public IN
struction, Quebec; NJ. Perrault, architect, ana q
A Mercie. Montreal, arrived In the city Els ,
night M 7:10 O'Clock on the " Florida FeshDulc
train from New York. These gentlomen coIle ~
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the Canadian Prov1sionhi
Government 10 inspect our court-houses, prisons,
schools, lunatic asyluns. and other PuolO
buildings and viii report upon them on ther ~
turn home. vi,
and after remaining here several days VIII con-
tinue their visit further South.
Mr.. Mercie il In charge Of the VISITORS, WHO arc
Quartered at the Exchange.
The Canadians will call upon the Mayor al ~
o'clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
All the Anaconda Mines Shut Down.
tBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch

BUTTE. MoYT., March 2O.-At noon to-day
ali mines belonging TO the Anaconda Com
pany. the greatest copper-producer in. the
world. shut down. This was caused by a
disagreement with the Montana Union
railway, which hauls ore from Butte to the
smelters iii Anaconda. The railway want,
tho company refused to stand the raise.
The smelters will follow the example Of
the mines as soon as the ore on hand IS
treated. The shutdown will throw about
2 900 men out Of work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Fall ThieYInr.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., March 20.-A theft
.;tbont parallel here was discovered this
morning when it was aseertained that
dnrino the night man had sealed the
rnssons' ladders on the 250-icet-hign a- STACK
Of the Narragansett Electric Llgnl 0oh OH
tinnm tlps of the neutrality-suspicious. just
,,jaced ia position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
BASEBALL REJOICING.
An Alleged Agreement Between League
and Association-Thurma Forgiven.
rGnc,Arl telnrrnrn 10 tho Dlsnatchl


BosToN, Mass, March 20.--lt is stated
here tonight on the best authority that of
no less personages than the triumvate of
the League Club. that the League and As
ISOLATION have concluded TO bury the
hatchet and restore the national agreement
on the basis Of the present situation. The
Executive Board viii be restored in Chi
cago. The only issue-that of the Cincin-
natl club-will be settled by either letting
the Association have the city or rear
ranging the dates for both clubs.
The Association claim that johnson can't
fulfill his contract with the League with
out their consent and this they withhold.
The League will not pay unless the con-
tract Is fulfilled. by rejecting issues the
League and the ASSOCIATION can save re-
their money and their self
respect. Kelly will go 10 Cincinnati. That
was finally decided tonight. 1t Is also
understood that Thurman will be forgiven
and restored to his position as chairman.
The news causes general rejoicing in base
ball circles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
new xoak sIock MARKET.


NEW York. March 20.-The movements In tho
stock market this morning turned upon the fur
Their orders for gold for export made, and she
immediate OBJECT is TO intensity the weakness
which has been developed in the market by the
prolonged dulnees. There Is yet nothing OF
general interest on the market, the deslings OF
any note whatever being confined 70 specaities,
and to-day the selling was for Chicago and Lon
don account, with special pressure upon the
stocks sold By thoae interests. On the whole
there has seldom been tinio when there was
so little interest In tho market as at present.
TIE USUAL DrLSEss.
The trading OF the day, therefore, presented
the same dulness a. usual OF late, though the
announcement OF the first application for gold
for export made considerable animation during
the first hour at declining figures. The selling
movement soon eliminated, and while there was
no recovery, the cessation Of the pressure quickly
demonstrated where the selling originated. Ihe
attack ON Chicago Gas on the qUoto-drranto pro
ceedings Ga Chicago resulted in fracuona loss
only, and the pressure upon Burlington failed to
do more. Dlstillers and Cattle-feeders' Com
pany was sold exclusion retired at lE, but
afterward recovered most OF the loss, and Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg, after retiring from
1873 10 1872, rallied 70 i34ls at the close, net
gain for the day Of 80 per cent
HEAVY oPENISG-A PARTIAL RALLY.
The opening was heavy, and under the infiu-
ence OF the orders OF gold and tho hammering OF
traders everything yielded with considerable
animation until the end Of the first hour after
which dulness and stagnation again took posses.
sion OF the market. There were evidences OF
better buying at the lowest figures, however, and
in the last hour partial rally took place, leaving
the list as a rule small fractions above the lowest
prices and about the same below those OF last
evening. while many were unchanged and q few
slight gains were shown. The payment OF the
portion OF the direct tax 10 New York encouraged
late buying, as the money Is already In bank and
will go 20 swell the resources OF the banks. sales
OF listed stocks 12l 900, and OF unlisted stocks,
$4,000 shares
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Brenfng.-Exchange quiet and nrm at ASIA
5SplS.. Commercial bills, s5lSaSSl9. Money easy
at 2a215. closing offered at 2I%. Sub-Irea-
sury balances-COin, s150,52s,00o; currency,
$685. 900. Governments duh but steady; 4
per cents, 1925; AVS, lO2. State bonds dull
and featurelees.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Ainhama-Claas A. . 10 3 lob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Condemnation at Pittsburgh.

10y etesfaph 70 the DSpaNenl
P'TTsBUE0B, Pa, March PA general
IA meeting Of the Italian residents OF
ias city was held in Turner Hall tonight.
il, place holds 5000 people, and was
C,Wded 10 the door. Several representa-
Use merchants addressed the crowd in
"a u their native and the American
tongue. and their remarks were evenly
tempered. but severe in their denuncia-
ION u the so-ealled hasty action OF the
Aew Orleans people.
NJ. Cunso. court Interpreter, counselled
que. and observance Of the laws OF their
adopted country. and at the close OF his
address the great crowd Of foreigners Tiled
slowly towards their several settlements ID
the city.
II Is noted, however. that during the
meeting resolutions fercely condeInning
the murder of our New Orleans brothers I"
aud asking the Government which they
Lad sworn 10 support 10 punish the per-
petrators Of the outrage" were carried
With vehement vote that was unanimous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
To Cnnfnrthe Ro.e.croix Degree.

AtSt. Adams Hall next Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock Pelican Chapter, No. 2
Will meet for a very beautiful and religious
ceremony. that of comforting the Rose
Croix degree on such candidates as may be
elected. This meeting will be in place on
the one called for Monday night.
The Mystic banquet will be held OF 1T.
Adams Hall Maundy Thursday next
thursday mt g.3OP. Nj. This will be one
of the grandest banquets ever spread IN
Richmond. Only Rose-Crolx Knights can
ba r,r44aut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

police system and also the patrol-wneon.
II Is what have been trying to intro;
the Captain, " and hope the day Is not far
distant when we will have as good II
not better service than Baltimore" The
Captain also made q tour OK Inspection
through the fire department.
ArrHE THEATRES.
The rest of the party spent the day
around the hotel and at night went TO the
theatres. Attorney Henry M. Smith, Jr.,
went out for q short time, bat spent the
afternoon in playing billiards, and sue
ceeded in beating every one around the
hotel. Tomorrow morning the rest OF the
party will leave about 9 o'clock in their
special car for Washington. and spend the
day there and 90 through to Richmond OF
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
A Dance of Death.

IIN
DALLAS. TEX, March 20.-At Mosquito,
this county. at dance last night, in a
Quarrel over trivial matter Ike Alien cut
Rud Weathertord, brother of Jim, opened
IRE on Allen and killed him, the ball en-
tering his breast and causing his death in
four hours. Bud weatherford made no at
tempt TO escape and was arrested this
morning by the sheriff. Jim Weatherford
Is alive, but Is expected to die to-day. All
are young farmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
she GO, won ana wac Arrested.

Rosa LLOYD was arrested yesterday by
Policeman Hall ON warrant charging her
with improper relations with I. Z. hoOerts, q
,ns-,ied man. Roberts was before the Police
G~rrt about a fortnight ago and the principal
witness against him was his wife, who Is In very
Tassitnte circumstances. At that time Rosa
I.loyd was quite sick and unable 10 appear, 20 tns
rase was continued. Her arres; was also post
,,onod oI, account Of hor Illness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
saloon-,lon Enioined in Iowa.

FoRr DoDGr, Iowa, March 20.-Writs OF
;,;nnctjon have been granted by Judge
Weaver against sixty saloon-men who
nave been selling liquor contrary TO the
law in Webster county. The inJunctions
onerate against bartenders, proprietors OF
Gloom. aud owners of the property. The
snits were instituted by the State Tenn
perance Alliance in ITS efforts at enforce
inent all over the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
clever Japanese performance By the two--ocava

clever Japanese performance by tho two--ocawo
and haeea-
Count hagri gives q very amusing ske,cn
lowed bv the.farce comedy "Two Strings 20 lief
Bow" In which the trio appear and al act VIII
,s1nsidera BILE dramatic effect. Tho perfornsnc,e
closes with the Enchanted statue. W WIZ
Countess Magrf and the Mexican 0zawa appear.
Altogether the performance given py ,b.9'
little people gave n very pretty entertainment
The Countess was resplendenf In her Jcweis-
The house win be crowded to-day Judging ~
the advance sales. There win be q matinee anu
night Derforrnance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

says Canada can be depended upou to
supply four thousand armed Italians 70
avenge tho men killed In the New Orleans
jail, in the event of tho Italian Govern
ment failing 10 secure redress from the
United States Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Think IL Too High.

Another two-hour session of the Finance
Committee was held in the Council cham
Der Yesterday afternoon. Thirty-two peO-
pie appeared and asked a reduction in the
amount of license proposed 10 be assessed
against them. Action in some Of the
complaints made Thursday las already
been decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
marine INrELLaGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Mach 20, 1901.


PORT OF RICHMOND, Mach 20, 1901.
AKRivKn
Steamship. wysnoks, Bosx New York, MGR
chandtse and passengers, George W. Allen = Co
agents.
Steamship Wyspoke, Boax, Nev York. me-.
ehandiss and passengers. George W. Alo0 = o.,
agents. 7--- q q y
and passengers; !. y Tsium, ucs-prss1Asae
=, Bsrxentins sris. fabsr, Bsaks'na, usrssr
schooner Eiwcod IL Smith, Tryon. Neu Haven,
pig-iron, j. N Gordon, sssnl
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, NAnm 20. feol
fBy teisraph.l
ARRrvHA
Steamship Finance Nov York. - load mors
steamship Ksnawha, Nov York, = NJ 81
sAfLxD. :.
schooner II. D. Ogden. Ncs YaH, ooaA
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAscy 81 1sel
lBy telegraph
kRAUxn +, s
Steamship William LssrsnsA ~, nporh
steamship DAnvilis, BiimpA HalsneA -
chandise and passengers <-@~'s
Steamship Dor;hesser, Havs. nsnhnenA -
chandise. a a 90 ~
Steamship William LaursnnA en-. 49,
'a ssssass KIM cisx svssA vsnssss. ~,
'I ssss@ship DossAsa~. nussa 49,. =, &
ssssmship panvina u1nupa 49,
chAndlse ana paeseeGeA 80. -:<[<<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
CALIFORNIA; BRIBERY CHARGES.
Senator Elect FELTON, Asseverates That He
Did Not Spend Is Dollar.
nv taiograpb IN tho Disuatchl

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 20.-The inves-
tieation of the bribery charges III connec-
tiop with the recent senatorial contest was re-
sumed before the legislative committee last
night, but no additional facts were elected.
Senator-elect FELTON, stated that he had not spent
a dollar in the recent canvass, nor had he au-
thorized any one % do 80 for him.