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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Another Prize Problem.

A gentleman visiting patient IN hos
pitaI said to the attendant: THAT sick
mans father is my mothers son." What
relation existed between the visitor aud
the patient?
The Queen will give an elegant Mason
a. Risch or Steinway Fine-Toned Upright
Piano to the first person answering the
above problem correctly; IN elegant Gold
Watch for the second correct answer I;
a China Dinner Set for the third correct
answer: an elegant Silk Dress Pattern for
tbe fourth correct answer, ana many other
valuable prizes. Elegant. special prizes
will be given for the first correct answers
from each State. Each person answering
must enclose fifteen United States two
cent STAMPS for the Canadian Queen
Gallon" the latest aud most popular piece
of ffty-cent copyrighted music issued
during the past year, Just out, together
with copy of the Queen. containing full
particulars, and beautiful water-coiof
enpraying EASTER Morning" The OBJ
iect OF offering these prizes is to increase
the circulation of the Qseen. which already
Is the largest of any publication In Canada.
Nv sending to-day you NAV secure vniu,
s6le prIzs. Address the Copadi1s QesR.'
"O.n Toronto, Can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
snsoinltie, nj the Theatre.

There was a vaudeville performance a.
the Theatre last night by the Irwin Bro
Tiers Company.
The performance was an ordinary vari-
ETY. show of the kind that in recent wears
has become identified with concert saloons,
and. with two exceptions, was poor. The
exceptions were the slack-wIre walking OF
Frank La Mondue. who is an artist IN his
lne. and who is also a fine and intensely
humorous clown. and Sheridan and Flynn,
the song-and-dance men. The other spe-
cialties and the concluding farce were or
the most ordinary kind-and, worse stu,
there were many coarse and unrehned
passages which were an unnecessary and
unwelcomc addition TO the programme;
There will be a performance this after
noon and another tonight, and IL is 20 be
hoped that the management OF the The
atre will see that the vulgari,ies are eiimi-
nniel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
EXCESS OF EXPENSE.
DECREASE IN THE EARNINGS or THE
NC. STATE PeNiTENTiARY.
Inaccurats Agricultural Statistics - A
Question OF Railway Bond Tsrstion-
Effect Of the siiver-BiTi Defeat
rspooIal Telegram 70 the pI,pa,ch.l

RALEIGH. N. c.. March 25.--Colonel Paul
Faison, president of the directors OF the
penitentiary, to-day reported TO Governor
Holt that the expenses OF that institution
for the quarter ending February 18th were
$50. AS. and the earnings only S2S.27O. He
states that this large excess in expendi-
lures over receipts is due to want of rail-
way work and the extraordinary expenses
OF equipping and building quarters and
other necessary buildings for two large
farms. working over 100 horses.
OF no VALUE.
The Commissioner of Agriculture in
forms your correspondent that be finds
the agricultural statistics gathered by the
tax-list takers for last wear TO be so ex-
trcmey incomplete and inaccurate that
they will be OF little or no value. He has
taken legal stops 10 force the taY-list
takers 10 make the proper reports this
year.
Judge Conner in chambers here to-day
appointed X. w. Lassiter receiver OF the
suspended Bank OF Oxford.
CAN THEY BE TAXED?
The case Of the commissioners Of Wake
county against the Raleigh and CASTOR
railway, 10 ascertain whether that CON-
pany can be forced TO pay taxes on 81 600
900 IN bonds which it issued in aid of an
other railway. Is before Judge Conner in
chambers here. The case is important.
The railway company claims, oil the hold
ers Of these bonds being non-residents,
they cannot be made TO pay taxes, and
that the railway itself il not liable. but
only the bondholders If the latter lived IN
the State.
WILLING TO SERVE.
Congressman Alexander in a telegram
to-day says he has never said that he
would not accept the nomination for Gov
ernor.
Ex-Congressman Alfred Moore Waddell.
Of Wilmington, will at the next commence
ment of the State University. deliver an nd.
dress on the life and character Of Colonel
William J.. Saunders. who died while
Secretary of State, and who was for many
years secretary of the Board of Trustees
and OF the Alumni Associat on Before the
latter the address will be delivered Nay
3lst. Colonel Waddell rs one OF the finest
speakers in North Carolina.
A rAErFF-RKFoRM CANVASS.
meleading Democrats here assert their
belief that the defeat of the silver bill means
the nomination of Cleveland and cam
paiCn with tariff reform "a the chief issue.
One Democrat said he did 1ot think his
party could now carry North Carolina. but
he felt that New York, Connecticut. and
other States were safe.
ALLIANCE SPEAKERS.
II is positively announced that Marion
Butler, the president of the State Farmers
Alliance. and Harry Skinner, of Pitt. its
legal adviser and orator, will speak III
every county in North Carolina. At q
number of places other speakers will aid
them, and Colonel Polk will give the peo-
pie the benefit of some Third-party talk at
several of the more important points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
CHARGES AGAINST }. X. coppRloeE
Obtaining Notes Under False Pretences-
Believed to BE Inpoceni--An Escort.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


D.syutE. Va. March 25.-Sherif Cot
ton. of Fdcecorne county n. G.. came here
today with a requisltion Tor j. III. Cop
bridge. a well-known young man OF TINS
city. Coppridge is wanted IN the county
aforesaid TO answer an indictment stand
ing against him in the Superior Court and
charging him with obtaining, through MS
agents, notes from certain persons IN Edge
combe under false pretences. these
agents. it is alleged. sold to the Edge.
combe parties the right TO make patent
fence. and upon false representations OBJ
tanned their notes for Si25 each.
WHAT coPPRIDoE SAYS.
Coppridge says that the real owners OF
the patent right are A: Y. Conway ana
George s. Sartin of Danville; that for q
small consideration he allowed them to use
his name in making contracts and signed
a number of contracts in blank. but had
nothing more to do with the matter, save
TO make over to CONWAY and Sartln the
contracts and notes whenever they were
sent in properly filled out that he knew
nothing of the statements made by the
agents IN North Carolina. and that they
were his employees only in name. Conway
and Sartn have the contracts and notes
referred to. and they are seemingly IN iegsi
form. Counsel for Coppridge asked Judge
Aiken to issue writ Of nabeas corpus, but
the Judge declined TO interfere and the
Sheriff left tonight with his prisoner.
The sympathy of the community is WITH
Coppridge. as he Is believed to be an limo.
cent party In the transaction.
AN OLD CITIZEN GONE.
Mr.. Charles Fireshert. an old and re.
spected citizen of North Danyille. and for
many years keeper OF the North Danville
cemetery, died last night
At meeting of the Danyllle bar to-day
a committee OF lawyers was appointed GO
90 10 Greensboro, n. c.. TO meet the re.
mains OF Mr. II. +. Barksdale and escort
them to the place of burial, which will
probably be in Halifax county. An ad:
lourned meeting will be held April 4th and
suitable resolutions adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
THE FEAGLES TRIAL.
NO DIFFICULTY IN SECURING A JURY
FROM THE BLAND veNiRe.
Finding of Treasurer Caddsirs Body
Graphically Dsscribed-Not Then Dead.
Identification Of His watch-Cbain.
rsno~,.,,.,errnm 10 the Dispatch. |

DUBLIN, Va, March 25.-Evidently peo-
pie in Bland county take very little IN
terest in our doings here in Pulaski. Judge
Williams summoned larger venire than
ordinary, thinking it might be some trou-
BILE TO secure a jury. yet when the Jurors
from Bland. who reached here at noon,
were examined as to their competency. not
one out of the first seventeen WAS found
who had formed OF expressed any opinion
as TO the guilt or innocence OF feagies'
consequently the jury was specify in-
panelled and the evidence begun.
THE MURDERED TREASURER.
Amos Akers, tho first witness. testified
that ne and his son found the BODY OF
Treasurer Caddall lying in the road mile
and quarter from Newbern. The after
noon was calm and bright: the road was
hard and damp; Caddall was lying IN
the road. his head down NIL; pralns
ooZing from his crushed skull blood
gurgling in his throat; his hands peace
fully folded upon his breast. Beneath
them lay his spectacles. Under his
head was his whip. and within ten feet his
hat. Sticking into his skull was the cor
ner of rough stone. Down the banK
toward his head were the fresh tracks OF
man and dog. There was no mud nor
dust upon his clothes. nor were they rum
pied.
TIME FOUND.
When raised up. Mr.. Akers AYERS that
Caddall said Glory" SIX tires. Wit
ness's calculations made it about forty-hye
minutes from the time the 5-o'clock train
passed till the body was found. He gave
the distance from the body to where the
pocket-book and purse were found.
ARTICLES IDENTIFIED.
Il. Anderson testified az TO finding the
pocket book in fence-corner on the road
back towards Newborn. and J. b. Cad
dali and King Hartman identified this
pocket-book and also the watch chain OF
deceased. The watch and chain which
were taken from his body cost $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
r1E BsRINc.ssA TREATY.
@'"onc Probability Established that IL
WIZ Iie Ratified.
'TI0-1r1arl % no DIspatca.

AA'Ha ~ NAN Aftr tstHisl
81. tlr1S. ID. g.. March 25.-The Sen
saort two and half hours in
consideration Of the Bering-
non treaty. Is q result. the
Pas nearly reached a conclusion
H expected 90 be taken on the
fa'ny the treaty some time next
l' fnci. there dit not seem 10 be
-n' reason why action should
.r taken to-day, although Il
BOD. i'.'r god that an view Of the small
Dol. u' senators towards the close
q, -son, 20 would be better 20 defer
Niil neIt week.
PHO v.s.0u has established a strong
if tnat the treaty Will be ratified.
~, -'''s Who oppose il as a whole arc
t .." 'h lumber. and find Their pnnci-
t-.t .ri''ent4tiye IL. Senator FELTON,, OF
i. Da. 49, opposition 10 the treaty is
t... ''n 'ac idea that II contemplates a
r.... flfftidef of absolute rights &C.
N., i-e bnitcd States from Russia.
f,,f... most formidable opposition To the
n... -.''l of The treaty Is made up ot
b. nA'pfa who believe that 1t should
ngr npahie1 by resolution direct
off.-i ittsldent % withhold the exchange
r.r..,. i4llhcatiOns until Great Britain
49, 20 renew the nsod,ts UiU0idi. IL
lo,..," i,tpfesented by members OF the
tlo,.1, relations Committee that the
h. ~. oi such resolution would defeat
c3t,r,,, Tor Great Britain would never
rss,rs :, % De placed in the attitude OF re.
I4s $50. 80 mC1us c'cesdi through fear OF
'' u failure TO renew. These
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
'utures ranged AZ follows
baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 25.-f!our dull and easy;
western super, S2.S5aS3.lO; 40. extra, st%oa
$3.50; DO family, Stasi.5O; winter wheat,
patent, s4G8aShS5; spring wheat, patent.
81. 7Oasi.95; DO. DO. straight. si.iOasf.OO; re-
ceipts S371 barrels: shipments, 100 barrels,
Gales ZOO barrels. Wheat nrmer. No. : RED,
spot, 97Hc.; March, 971ac.; April. o1c. bid;
Nav $3.50. bid. June. J2isc. bid; receipts,
SAILS bushels shipments. 22,2tO bushels;
stock, S35,5D4 bushels; sales, l2l.OOO bushels.
Southern wheat irmcr; fuitz, e2aOSc.; Long
berry, 93aDgc. Corn strong: mixed spot. 4b4a
4GsLc; March, 46i4c: April, toLa3oAc.;
NAV, 48I5a4os4c.; steamer, mixed, 1924 lsc.
receipts, sol bushels; shipments, 21l,l4;
bushels stock. l,3S4,747 bushels: sales, 10000
bushels. Southern corn-Nhite nrmcr at fDa
47c.: yellow steady At 4bai1c. Oats steady
No. > white western, 30a'iJ14c. No mixed
western 34t1c. asked; receipts. 1000 bushels;
stock. 10000 bushels. Rye steady: No. :,
9Oa0lc. receipts, $40 bushels stock, 1877
80 bushels. Hay steady; good 10 chnlco
timothy, sl4atl5.5O. Grain freights quiet
Cotton quiet; miidlng 90. Provisions stoady.
Butter lirm; creamery, fancy, zoe. do. fslr 10
choice, 27a20c.; do imitation. 2ia26c.; iadls,
fancy, 24c.; do. good 10 choice, lva2@c.: rolls,
nne, DE; do. fair 10 good, loa.Zc.i store
packed IjaI8c. Eggs weak az he conee
steady; Rio cargoes, lair. l7Isc.; NO. ., lff<c.
sugar steady: graduated, DUO. topper
steady; refined, 1lj@allNc. Whtkey STEADY At
: 4 az. peauuas firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
DEATHS.

NAMES. Died. at his residence 10 y.
Amelia county, Va, on the morning o. ~. tSe
18th OF March. 1892. at 500 O'CLOCK;
DAVID BIGLOw NAMES. In the go
year of his age.
oCoNNOR.-Died. Friday. March ,aa,a 20
1901 at5 O'clock T.. NJ, ut the residen nee.
s an Louisiana street, MARY, the oel IS u
wife of Thomas IL. OConnor sgea 90
vears~s native of Glen, County lAmeficA'
Ireland. n,.,.-cv .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 25.-Revcnue collections to-day: Cf
cars and cigarettes, ecoe.2o; tooaccos
e.. $50 2p-tosal, S3,51S-64.
private Gales: Scrap, 10: darks, ID: wrap
pers, 4-tot,kl. 53 hogsheads.
shockoe sold to-day 1895 pounds; nisness
p' crsnsnaws sold to-day a7775 pounds; highest
On Cnangc a very good James-river ssennins
cvop Was sold, but little else Was done. snoke
a,esr Whilo the composition In this elass = not
strong yet prices are - strong -
( me better gradcs- ~s.~.~'
DARK toh&ctos IN toc:e 49, enov Z. ~ -
msSSs(, MA largae ss7sApsp' = 'eosse - ~ 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
powpiDg at the Theatre Next Week.

Robert Downing. the popular young
American tragedian. will play return en-
eacement at the New Richmond Theatre
next week. On Tuesday evening Mr..
Downing will be seen in his great imperso-
nation OF The Gladiator" Az the matt
masterpiece "Juhus Caesar" Will be
owen. and the engagement will close on
"Wednesday evening with grand produc-
tlon of Banim's romantic play Damon
and Pythias." Nr. Downing will be sup,
ported by the same company that appeared
with him on his recent visit TO this city,
headed by Eugenie Blair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

week. Tho crop Is now being est,nssed frou
ov per cent 20 90 per cent. MARKETED.
Planters Of Virginia who have MOI ss,,a sbsir
dark tobacco here for years ar. again s~iltnc
hero since our iooce-'cbacoo market has BEEN
Highest bright prices Tor loose we're Gao and
t35 az two warehouses; ""
A telegram from the IVES, reoe;vsa ,.,. ,s,.
evening BY commission frn ind,rates q
marked advance on trash grn,;cs there lstoIv.
Parties wire refusnal 81 offers Of lsat NV ssys
mate py buyers here and advanced ngures 1
cent per pound on round lois
largo receiver for the Cinciruat, uayte.
says: :" have no letter or telegram This veek.
asd have boaght nothing which shows a 6sc,dei
advance" 0~"''1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
A Session of Many Interesting Features
Evangelism.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

Especial telegram TO the DisDatch.l
nARRIsoSBUR0, Va. March 25.-The SEES
Sion of the Baltimore Conference today
was one of many interesting features. The
attendance Is tremendous, and far beyond
the CAPACITY of the church. Reports were
submitted from the ' alley Female College
at Winchester and the Church Publishing
House at Nashville, both showing ine
degree OF prosperity.
MODERN EVANGELISM.
There is a strong disposition among the
members to discuss the method of modern
evangelism, and committee report VIII
be forthcoming later In the session, upon
which some very plain talk NAV be expect
ed Bishop Keener said to-day that one
of the distinct features OF Methodism was
the rigid supervision of Its ministers from
preachers up, and the tendency which
some men show 10 fly 20 the four quarters
of the earth, outside Of the disciplinary
Jurisdiction, under the assumed call OF the
Holy Spirit 10 do evangelistlc work. must
be checked. The time was coming when
the General Conference would be called
upon to take action III this matter.
DEFEATED.
The proposed change IN time for annual
meeting from spring to fall was defeated
by decisive vote.
Eleven candidates were admitted into
full connection.
Rev. Augustus DAWSON, associate editor
Of the Episcopal Methodist, was granted q
location in Cleveland. o.. to undertake
special Sunday-school work.
Conference is expected to adjourn by
Tuesdsy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

To make il apparent to thousands who
think themselves i'll that they are not af-
.ected with any disease. bat that the sys-
TEN simply needs cleansing. Is TO bring
comfort homo 10 their hearts. rs costive
condition is sasiiy cured by nsing syrup ~
Figs. Manufactured by the California rag
Syrup CompapY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

near Enfield. A reception was given at
Mr.. Dunn's mothers, in Scotland Neck,
last night.
A mad dog ut Mr. J. d; Etheridge's. few
miIes from town, caused some excitement.
lie bit one OF the children and also seve-
raj dogs. -.
Mr. A. Mcdowell. manager of the knit
ting.miIls. went 10 New York on business
YESTERDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
FOUR SECRETARIES OF THE NAVY.
An Interesting Note In Connection with
the Christening of the Raleigh.


rCorrespondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
CHAPEL HuL. n. c., March 24.-lt IS in
teresting TO note III connection with the
fact Of the approaching christie ming at the
Norfolk navy-yard OF the United states
cruiser Raleigh. named after North Caro-
hna's capital city, that this state has turcc
nished four Secretaries of the Navy, all OF
whom were university men. and another,
Mason of Virginia, was graduate mere.
Their portraits in oil now adorn ;he walls
Of the respective societies of which they
were members. There were IRON the
Phianthropic Society:
John Branch, class Of 1901, Secretary OF
the Navy under jackson, 1s29-'3l.
James c. Dobbin. class OF 1892, Secretary
OF the Navy under Pierce. 1s53-'1.
John Young Mason, of Virginia, class OF
1916, under Tyler. lSi4-'45, and Polk,
ls45'49
From the Dialectic Society George Z.
Badger, Secretary of the Navy under Iy-
Ter in lS41.
William A. Graham. class of 1924. Score
tary of the Navy in 1850 under Fillmore.
James X. Polk, class of 1918, President
and er-O1fcio commander-in-chief OF the
army and navy of the United States, was q
member of the Dialectic Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
City Circuit Court.

The City Circuit Court was engaged yes
terdav in the trial of the suit of John n.
Adams against the Virginia Steel, Iron,
and Slate Company for 1880.
The following suits were instituted:
George w. Cochran against Montague
and Piedler. $500.
Il. L. Minor against John Smith and
Others. i243.50.
Same against Il. L. Dean and Others,
1862
Same against b. X. Ryan and Others,
S55.4l.
Norris Leonard aud Pigot against George
C. Powers and A. Simon, SlO7.32.
Merchants and Farmers Peanut Com
pany against John A. Kraft, $533.S5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
STABLE BURNED IN JAMES CITY.
A Horse Fatally Injured and Colt
observation-disclosures for Robbery.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
D1AsooNp, Va. March 25.-Alr. Peter 1.
Cowles. Justice of the peace and public
school teacher, had his stable burned last
night about II O'Clock, Hls only morse
was badly. perhaps fatally, injured, and
year.old colt. belonging to his son Peter.
was singed nearly all over. While the fire
was raging a loud rafting was heard at
the front door and subsequently at the
back door. as if made by some one wish
ing 10 enter. The fire was evidently that
of an incendiary, and that OF one who IN
tended robbery. The noise at the door
was answered defantly by as brave little
wife as ever lived. Mr.. Cowies Is one OF
the most popular and industrious citizens
of the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Fell from n Trestle and Was Killed.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
BrcuASaS, Va, March ga pedler who
had been selling silver-polish here to-day
fell from fifty-foot trestle just outside of
the town tonight and was to all appear
ance instantly killed. His partner came
into town and gave the alarm. but was too
much under the influence of whiskey to
give any coherent account OF how the &C
cident occurred. The mayor ordered the
body to be carried to town. and an in
quest will be held tomorrow. His. name
was unknown TO his partner, who ONLY met
bim yesterday at Clifton Forge, There
wac a third party on the trestle at the
time. but he has not been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
LUBBOCK ON DEBT SETTLEMENT.
"Had Virginia Better Consulted Her Inte-

- HAd virginia BETTER ohAnlttu itet thtt-
rests She would have been More Liberal"
IBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatch.l
LoNDoS, March 25.-The Right Hon. Sir
John Lubbock, presiding AZ a meeting of
the Council of Foreign Bondholders, to-
DAY cordially acknowledged the justice
and impartiality of the Supreme Court of
the United States. The council, he said,
had had long. protracted struggle with
the State of Virginia, and but for the Su-
preme Court British creditors would have
been in much worse position than they
are now. Some months ago an influential
American committee took up the matter
and asked the council TO cooperate with
them. which the council gladly did. The
council had done its best, and the Viz
cinia creditors were indebted to them.
Had Virginia better consulted her own in
terests she would have made a more just
aud more liberal settlement with her
creditors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
I'll Cify Hall Architect,

Mr.. f. T.. Myers. the architect of the
new CITY Hall. is in Richmond. He wen.
through the building yesterday with at.
taches of the City Engineers office, and
noted with pleasure the progress OF the
work. Mr. Myers has only been h-re tive
or three times since the construction OF
the building begun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
DEATH OF Mr.. FRANK a. SLOCUMB
Onancock Draped i'm Mourning and the
Custom-Housc Flag at Hslf-Mast.
Especial telegram % the Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
TAsLEY, Va. March 25.--Mr. Frank a.
Slocumb. member of the firm OF Slocumb
& Ames, of Onancock. died at his home,
In this town. early this morning. in the
44th year of his age. He was universally
regarded as the best merchant on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia. lie was an
active member of the OnancOck Southern
Methodist church. Freemason, and
Good Templar. Nearly every business
house in Onancock is draped IN mourning,
and the flag on the custom-house is flying
at haIf-mast. Sir. Slocumb has been IN
delicate health for several years, and was
stricken down with paralysis Just one
week ago. He was man OF the highest
integrity. and his death is great loss to
the community. His funeral Will take
place at Onancock Sunday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26

ST. LOUIS, NO., March 25.-flour hrmer.
Wheat closed I5sc. for May and liS. for july
above yesterday: No. >, cash, soasols; NAY,
s55saS0c: July SlsSc. Corn advanced, but NO
trading was very slow and light; No. =. cash.
351a35Ic; May, 355E 0ats higher but slow
No. 2. cash, 20c. May. $3.50. Whisky s'esdy
at BIB. Bagging quiet at 6laasc. Iron cotton
ties. sl.20asL2J. Provisions nrner. fors;
bacon-only small JOB trade done at previous
Uflree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
PAL TImORg STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE. March 25.-Virginia 3s, 12a7%H
BALTIMORE and Ohio stock. 994s100; Baltimore
and Onto Southwestern Let incomes, 90 bid DO
"a incomes. 2Slka3l do. 30 incomes. 9Aa9A
consolidated gas bonds, 1874 bid do. stocks
5o36a5olI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-26
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Nelson's Administrator againt Chesa-
peake and Ono Railway Company. tur-
Their argued by Judge William ): ROBERT
ESQ. for plaintiff III error, and submitted.
Page against BeIyin. Argued, by MAJOR
Charles s. Stringfeilow for plainth IN