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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
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MARKETS BY rsLeoassa.
NEW Yong

NEW YORK. February 2i-co,,on cu,.,.
mlidang uplapds .-lSc raiidl.nx Orleans,
7!-1oc.; sales, I25 bales; total not recs,p,s'
e,7ii5 bales; France. 400 bslss. cons,nsn,'
3.6s1 bales; stock. .2l2. 73o bales. sou,he,n
nour doll and weak. Wheat irregular. lore,'
and quiet No 2 red, .0e,S in store
closed weak at Ssa3.c. undsr ycs,r-fsy:
No. red, February, si.O5N; March. si.05.
May, slO3ss. Corn opened stronger ard clo.si
lover and fairly active; No. 2. sstia50c. IA
sle'ator; . ksoie anoa,; options c'o@ed un-
uhsnsed ~ l4c, down I; February, 4gIlc xsrrh.
4se<c.; May, 4ettc. Oats dun and irregular.
oop,ions Dan. rsAs. AMI Irregular February.
Soxs;; May. 3a.Sc:; 500, No 2. 3es,a35sc.;
rrm Al los35 up; feorusry. siA95asI43S;
May, eiz 90ast3: spot Rio quis, ana nrm
NO. Z. l5c. Sugsr-issw, steady. with fair de-
mand. Molasscs New Orleans steady and
quiet aud eesy. Co,ton-seei on quiet and
steaiv; crude, 25hc Rosin Iai,t and steady;
strainei, common 20 gcOi, tl.30asl 32h.
lurpenans quiet and nrm AZ f0atOlsc Poss
quiet and steady. Peanuts steady. fancy hand.
picked, 4As4t4c. Beef dun. Beet ham, quiet.
TERED beef gue.- Cut meats dull a. q steady.
picked bellies, $50 Mldlles quiet. Lard lower
and duil western steam. $3.50, city, f0.a5A
s6.+0 March, 80. ~: May, sSsf Fresghts Am
ana quiet: cotton. o-Jyd- gram, 31+i.
CHICAGO.
FeDfuasN ID.-M hlle thfre WAS not
much animation Ia she wheat lrket to-day the
general feeling Was one 81 strength. May wheat
opened unclangei at e3,., advanced 10 o3sic,
reacted 30 02'4c., advanced 20 g3tts, broke %
! 92Sxc, rallied 10 p3c, dropped ~ 92sSc., ami
closed steady ~ S"lSc Corn was stronger snt
more active In the early trading cue hogss
taxing q quarter OF O million blahelA Tho
strength was lue 20 variety OF causes, shieA
taken IN the aggregate led q covering By shorts
| snd an advance. this was met by tree realizing
| sales. and wheat turning weak there VAS rcso-
| ton. May opened n. higher, AZ 42itc. sdyancci
| 90 42s,r., broke 20 Hnd closed steady az 4ltl !.
Oats were dull aud Without feature. clOslng 1iih
| a loas ~ No The receipts ~ hogs we're lighter
| thsn had been estimated, wlih prices Zoe. up.
This, together with the early strength In grains.
caused pork 20 open higher. but later, when No
| grains weakened and a further decline IN cotton
| was reported. prc.aging dlminntion IA domSnd
for hog products frOm She south, the price hroks
| and the market closed lower. May PORK. after
| selling nj sll.sOasli.SJ around ths opening,
went OF 90 si1.45it. aud closed at sll.52i,
| against sil.7o as the nnish yesterday. LAfI
| lost DC, and rio, 7ltc.
tasn quotations; Flour steady AMI un'
chsngeL No. spring wheat, poe: No. , rod
| D5c. No. , corn. 40Nstic. No. 2 oats
| 29l4c. Ncss-pork, li.21H. lard, 81 i2ises145
| Short ribs. tb.oOas6.s2le. Dgy-sslted shoulder
e3.46as5.6O. Short-clear s0.2o. Whiskey
| ella.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
A Loss TO Johns Hopkins.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch

BALTIMORE, Mp, February 2j.-The in
surance on the Abel building, which was
damaged by flre yesterday, amounts TO 100000.
The Friedenwald Company, which suffered con-
the principal publishers OF the humorous
periodicals. circulars, and reports OF Johns Hop
kias University. Among the university publ
cation. that viii be delayed by tho IRE are tho
inc OF which was nearly complete: The Arnsrt-
can Journal " Mathematics, The AnNTcan
CAeaicai journal, The Amerieaa JoaTad, ~ Ph.-
lologg, and the bulletin Of Johns Hopkins hos
pitaL The AuldJdi0O. the annual Of the senior
class OF 1892, was sent 10 the printers Two
weeks ago ana may be delayed by the fire be-
yond the academic year. Several hundred
VOLUMES had been send down also from the uni
yerslty library day or two ago 70 90 reDVuhu'
The total loss 70 the Hopkins viii amount TO
several thousand dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
IN THE JUSTICES COURT.
Large Number of Trivial Cases Heard
Yesterday Morning.

There was not o startling feature in the
proceedings of the Police Court yesterday.
There were number of unimpOrtant
cases. and the Sergeant's little cash
drawer was greatly increased in SIZE.
George Booker lcOlored) pad So and
costs for violating the law by carrying a
calf through the streets with bis legs tied
Berkeley Taylor (coloreD was assessed
S. for fighting.
Frank Dudley (colored), against whom
there were three small charges. was sent
10 the Hastings Court for carrying pis-
toll. <,,,
BETTE Moody alias Johnson (colored),
was accused of obtaining stove valued at
Si7 from NJ. S. Leldy under false pre-
fences. The testimony showed that the
woman had purchased the stove on the H.
stolment plan and had paid about two
thirds of the debt and that the aeouser
had taken this method TO collect the re-
mainder. The Justice discharged the wo-
man and told Leidy If he wanted to col
lect the balance due him be had better
institute proceedings through the High
Constable and obtain judgment.
hi Gates (colored), charged with felo-
nionsly assaulting Kit Booker with rock,
wat sent on 10 the grand jury.
Several colored children were, lined n
and costs each for having rock battles on
tho streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
The Memphis Murder Case.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. February 25.-,In the
johnson habeas corpus case to-day Or.
uennine, the family physician. testinet that
Llllio johnson always had been Ia delicate
heaI,h. that he hni attended her In Jail and
found her suffering from nervous headache and
tnat ne considered that confinement In Jan
would be injurious to her health. Rev
Father yeale, a member OF whose congregation
Mis- Johnson II. testified as TO her good cha
r,rter. \ essrs. Ginnt and Patterson spoke on
behalf OF lAs Application. The states attorney
said he did not ceom II necessary nos 10 make
argument, bot later on. IN the trial before a
Jury, he would have evidence 10 SHOW Miss John
soa connection with the murder. The case wal
men taken under Amusement By tho Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
Ners Note. from Purkevilie.

INViI"rlvuutnce OF us hlcuIHuHI HI7V'1'Vt''I
BURKFyIILE, Va. February 4;-Master
Hubbard Watson, son Of Mr.. Meredith
Watson, who Is here attending the school OF hr.
7. =. Royal, On the night OF February ga nv
tended dance At fuckers Han. where ino
young people were having a little soclable. lie
went ont into back room 20 get some wocl anu
ieh through side-dOOr some ten feet 10 tne
floor below, breaking one Of the small bones IN
his lex and Otherwise iolting him up. NJ,
Misses Blanche and Nands Hickson, Of Rich
mond. Who are pupils at the Southside Female
institute, we're called % Richmond last night 10
attend tho funeral Of their mother, who had died
suddenly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26

New YORK. February 25.-There was very
little done Ia the stock market to-day, and with
the trading almost entirely professional sni no
news OF a character TO influence prices In either
way, tie list, az q rule, was duh and listless.
with small fluctuations and periods OF sasna-
tion. Traders paid special attention to Distili-
ers' for time, and It advanced materially,
Lackawanns on very limited offerings following.
Among the spscialties Lake Erie and Western
was active, but only firm, while Iowa preferred
spurted up 3Is per cent. on very limited dcal-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
SEASON FOR MAKING MAPLE SUGAR,
MT. III. r. McGIaughiin's Narrow Escape
from Aimsst Instant Death.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
HUSrERsvILLE, W. Va, February 49,
The season for making maple, sugar Is here
and some have already opened their camps.
The grip has about disappeared, but inc
measles have come. james Mcneil died at
his home, near Buckeye, from the effects OF
measles last week. He was very stout
and hardy man, about so years old.
Mr.. Ii. p. mclaughlin met with what
might have proved serious accident.
While coming up the new road rom Mr.
horse fell down, throwing him of. and
rolled over the embankment forty feet be-
fore ne stopped. His little son Edward
was with him at the time, and ne ran for
help mile distant His neighbors came
and pulled the horse straight down the
ia feet. The horse got up all right. with
only q few slight scratches. Mr.. Nc
Glaughlin escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
Preosution. Arais.t nydropaosia.


Correspondence OF the Richmond DssDstch.I
CHaaLorrEsvrL1.x. VA. February 25.-Mr.
II. W. Hall left here this morning for New
York, taking with him h.s little sou samuei, Nno
was severely bitten By dog on Mondsy isss,
which, II IL feared, had hydrcphobia; I ns 80
viii be examined by specialist and ptopapy
submitted TO n course OF treatment as p,o-
ca1iionery measure In short time aiter ,nc
child vas hiiten tho dog died In NJ WINE pv'ns
ut IN tox, wi Il was intended 10 Keep MIN ~
for further development. Much uneaslhess ID
ielt for the little sufferer.
Mrs. W. J. Fickln. who has been Writing .ne
family ~ General Hood. IN Baltimore, mas re-
turned 10 her home Belmont near the city.
Mr.. NJ. kaufman went 70 Baltimore yesteruay.
Professor Francis ii. Smith, who ms peen
prostrsted since the Heath OF his son. Sessne1
Harrison Smith, Is now able TO sit up.
The series OF meetings now In progress ~ ,ne
Baptist church, conducted by the Rev Dr. fehA
OF Lynchburg. continue 10 grow In interest,". n
very largo number made profession Oh iai'n
last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
COUEress.

The proceedings Of the Federal Legisla-
ture yesterday were Of little general inter-
est' In the Sens,e there occurred tarlf-recip-
rocity debate, principally between Messrs. Vest
and flale. which lasted until 3:fo, With an inti-
nation that several other senators wished 70
take part In the discussion, notably MI. Allison
a "a Mr. voorhees,
In toe House Mr.. Brown, OF Indiana, made an
interesting speech on Indiana politics aud The
famous I. bl0ckrof-Ivo" letter, the Intention OF
which he declared - be 10 corrupt tho people
ana debauch the ballot-oox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
ro,orua,,on at st. Philips Church.

A very large audience greeted BISHOP
Randolph at St. Philips church Wednes,
day night The evening pray. sof'so e "a srnSn
ay ' soaneris ami powerful one, from the text
an =. t .aVt min unto MIN, am the Way Was
pr ys by the Rev. O. 81 Murray, OF Rapldan'
Va The Bishop then arose ana oeloro ,n con-
ins the people OF st. Philips ON the IN
49,, ,no,itested IN the services, and also TO ex-
NJ, press himself as thoroughly hopeful as TO the
future growth and enlarssmsn r 81 ' n onsrma
~, 49, y, Class OF seven persons, whom he charged
10 snow forth In their lives their love 'or the
GosoeI Of Christ. A collection was taken up ioi
,hs Educational o'iety OF Virginia, ana the
Bishop dismissed the large congregation Win TIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
ooaMAN AND THE SILVER MEN.
Proposition for n Joint Democratic
Steering Committee Rejected.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

NEW YORK. February Ex-senator Cor
man to-day asked Sir. Bland and his friends
TO consent 70 the appointment OF Joint
caucus committee by the Democratic rep
resentatiyss and senators to control party
measures OF legislation during the present
session and decide what bills should have
precedence in order Of consideration. MI.
Rlsnd rejected the suggestion almost with
indirnation. He declared that nothing
would satisfy the free-silver men but the
passage of a free-silver bill. and that
too. at an early day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
THE PRESIDENT IN RICHMOND.
with His Family He Passes through A'
dav on His Way TO Virginia Bcsch'
Try telegfaph 10 the D.spatch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. February 25.-,ihs
President has arranged to leave Washing-
ton tomorrow morning for week .7is
solely Tor rest and quiet. and will transact
no official bus ne.s while away unless IL
should be absolutely necessary to DO So
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Harrison;
Mrs. Dimmick, his two grandchildren. ana
Mir f. W. HaIford. The trip will DO maae
by rail over the ,Atlantic-Coast Line rom
here TO Richmond. aad thence by way OF
Petersburg and Norfolk TO Virginia beasn;
The party will leave Washington at io;os
o'clock tomorrow morning, ana expect "
reach Virginia Beach by $50 o'clock z. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26

Mr. Brown. OF Bedford favored the passage o.
tho bill, and thought that tne Farmers OF tins s
prouerly represented. lie thought that the only
proper way 10 invite immigration into this ststo
would be by properly advertising tho resources
OF the Stale during The Woflos FAR.
Mr.. Wray, a Henry, moved me pohuins ques-
ton but IL was voted down.
Ar. rhinp y. Brown OF SoteIour1' then CD
thlned the floor aud said
ct was not iny intcnugn 70 n.anv Guy y. . (,
The proposed appropriation would meet with TIE
Opposition mat has been shown, but, Mi. speak.
or, feel IL my duty 70 do 90, ana wish 70 cal
the attention Of this House " he nnsussf ~ ~.
Withrow). lie thinks that u vacant lot a. Chi.
cago would b the best advertise u,snt and proof
10 tho foreign bondhoiters. with whom we nave
Just mails settlement, that tr ave eAunns'o"
our means aud have no mos ey 70 90 there.
"kov, Mr.. Speaker, this shJws be D poor
fpspcler, Tor Il would soy 70 the world thai f1r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
MIR. JACKSON DIES IN LOUISVILLE.
A Special Engine for the President
Election Judges Appointed.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
PETERSBURG, Va, February 25.-Mr.
Charles A, jackson, for many years Q
prominent tobacconIst of this city, died
last night in Louisville, n.y., after an Ill
ness OF few days. Mr. Jackson left the
city very recently TO purchase tobacco in
the Louisville market for a large firm IN
this city. he was attacked by lnfiamma,,
tory rheumatic govt and erysiplas, and
received the best medical attention from
Louisville physicians, as well as from Dr.
Samuel Hinton, of this city, who was sum-
moned to his bedside. MIR. jackson
was AZ years old. He was q gallant Con-
federate soldier. and was wounded badly
in action. For three terms he was men,
Der of the Common Council, and took an
active part in local politics. He was an
earnest and aggressive Democrat, and was
a member of the first electoral board APP
pointed for Petersburg. The remains oil
Mr. jackson will arrive here tomorrow
afternoon, and the funeral services will be
held at st. PauPs Episcopal church on
Saturday morning. Mr.. Jackson leaves
widow and son, Montgomery Jackson
who is now in his third year at the Nir.
GINA Military Institute.
coURTEsIEs TO HARRISON.
The Norfolk and Western railroad have
provided special engine, when VIII oe
attached TO the Pullman sleeper that
brings the President and party from Wash
lngtOn tomorrow on the fast naIl," er
route TO Virginia Beach. SO the only stop
over here will be for the few moments
necessary to transfer the sleeper TO the
Norfolk and Western track.
PERSONAL.
The Electoral Board met to-day and APP.
pointed Judges of election for the coming
spring election. Mr.. Myer Saal, between
whom and the two other members there /:
some difference OF opinion, was not pre-
sent.
Mrs. General William Malone and Miss
Otelia Malone left this morning for New
Orleans 10 attend the Mardl-Gras carnival
in that city. Mrs. William McCracken. na
Miss Seward. lett by the night tram fol
the same city.
Mr.. Robert A. Page, SUPERINTENDENT o
the tobacco-factory of Boyain. Seldom q
Co., Of Richmond. is dangerously i'll o
pneumonia at the residence Of his mothel
IN this city.
Judge Waller II. Staples and Rev. II. 7
Kerr, OF Richmond, were In the city thu
morning on their way 20 Lynchburg.
Sir. Augustus Wright left this morning
for RoanoKe to settle up the estate OF hi
son, Mr.. George Wright, VINO died there q
few days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
Safe-Blowers mt work I'm Luray.
fSpecial telngra-n 10 the Dispatch.l

LuRAY. Va, February 25.-Last night
the hardware stores Of +. W. Berry and HI.
V. Huds0n, situated on east Main street, IN THIS
place, we're entered by burglars, and the iron
sales In both stores were blown open, and about
s2t dollars taken from the safe IN Mr.. berry =
store, and small amount taken from Mr.. Hud-
sons fafe. lhc work Was evidently done by ex-
peris. several suspicious characters were ar
rested today by Sergeant Perry. bat were after
wards discharged, the evidence not beng sum
Gent 70 hold them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26

the State Treasury. What Is needed now
is On act giving 70 Alexandria county, for
tho purpose OF enforcing the law, all INES
paid within its limits.
Mrs. J. westwood Ashby. Mrs. A: q.
Milton. OF Loudoun. and Miss Gabrielln
Love are among the deaths of the past two
days here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
,,r. Intentional killing.

The sudden disappearance OF Richard a.
Davis. tie negro charged with the murder
OF Junius Dickerson has gwen room ~. Pn,oi >
-. Haiteye thai the killing was not " nccluentai,
"a believed OF tho coroners Jury. DAVIS was re-
~ leased sei from jsil on $500 bond win BENJAMIN
s,a,,n a. security, but when tho case was called
in the Hastings Court on WEDNESDAY anu ,ns
1900 All inquiries concerning the where
lVIioo ~ na,ts nave revealed nothing. M h. Il.
cr1mp, representing the eondsmn" y, h sae ~"
vss,erday but this was postponed TILL the Apr'i
t.rn, of the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
pn-ol.rs A,ra.ted I'm Mathews.

ttOTospOndence OF the Richmond DIspatch.I
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va. February
25.-White and colored burglars entered
Whealeys store. Gwymess island, last night,
and carried OF a large quantity OF goods aud all
the cash in the money-draWers. negro man
and white woman named Foster have been ar
rested and have given up the plumber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
The ANTl-GAmBLING BILL.
VIII II he Enforced at MIR. Mushbach's
Home What is Needed.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Disoa'ch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, February 25.-Mr;
Mnshbach's anti-gambling bhl is expected
10 reach here In a few DAYS signed by the
Goyerpor and made into law. Then Will
come the question of its enforcement by
tbe Alexandra county authorities on Jack
son CITY. This county, of area scarcely
larger than Richmond city, with only q
few thousand inhabitants, and many Of
them improvident negroes, who are 0
charge on the white people rather than Q
hslp in bearing tho public burdens, needs
every cent OF its money. ~ cannot snoru
blers and then have the fines carried INTO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26

Aiiolunnu session.
'- Was resumed az o'clock and tho
u.Irr h.lls were passed; To authorize
r'li Bedford county 10 determine a
r, .u authorize tao Battery faik In
company 90 crest a wharf GA iafal
an.al an ari Incorporating the Basic
"t Virginia aud Pirshurg Railroad Conn
ulo i1r election Oi school trustees
tr county oi Frederick; - empower
l g Naps Charles % borrow
u Duii q jail; 60 release Frances
im Judgment against her
-t ii-tei BAH bond; 10 allow '.
.t Treasurer OF Russell county,
i.ue o. oistrain and levy for taxes.
the supervisors o. Floyd county 10
-A 90 complete the Floyd nn1 Bent
h 'lfr PIKE; ior the relief Of Elizabeth
Cd all5N q. ". Voolfolk. treasurer OF
Aiil, further time 20 collect taxes;
,tie She brakes Branch WafohOu-o
ip empower tue council Of Cape
'a nIrrlN money 10 erect or contribute
r'iliion OF learning. % allow Henry
70 erect a. wharf az oman
tr a AecOnsc county; % provide
.ng ne Iosds 10 Amherst county !;
NE Code aud provide for general
- " aroa-yoosh ana other records: for the
i1n Of game 10 Prince George county:
x the az making Neahsoo and Powels
.'t iu Prince William county. a lawful fence.
-prporGic tao koau0ke-S alley Kailroad
iy 70 requisite hpniing IA Orange
-
~ r Q, Trust, saie-Dsposu and insurance.
.alr; 10 incorporate The town " Glasgow.
alting AMI repairing division fsnoes re-
terminus landowners In Ffedsri.k
-J Tor wOfkinE the roads OF Puiasa county.
s.ss1pg the supervisors o. Loe county 10
90 10 salary OF the county Judge; Tor the
James VI. Dlllsrd, deputy treasureF of
re oluuiy under J. X. kichorson " amend
-i 4e prDOrallng The Bedford ana james
~. kif road Company: 70 authorize the
t,i h,lchAnsn county " oil VACANCY ia
-s0l Common woaltk's attorney " pro
o.,.~ ut3 working VI roads IN Lunenburg
49, Nst mpensaie Jsmee g. Baker ana Z.
la.,s !. ~ services rendered tho state: "
w = va q odo Ia reference ~ punishment
Hsa. % onco Of cruelty % animals
Cls,,s,,s i.s ode relating to working roads IN
A. s...9 al. PowbstaD COUNTIES; regulating
s,yf.ss On Of bodies Of persons who died
fol'' q d seasos; for the relief Of William
4p.,s.sls OF kicbmore: authorizing The
NQu.s.N al clerk IN the once VI tie Regis
ssf - zee "a nee: 10 refund money impro-
~aa, treasury ~ George ana 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26

Mr.. John @. Feriman, Albion, HIS,
w. I've. on January l6. 1891: Ny wife has
WAN . % Great sufferer from headaches for
over twenty years. and your bradycrotines
~ the only medicine that has ever relieved
her. can get you al the re aecomme s.aos,
tions you want from mere. We .nn1 xe aa
pleasure in recommending On WI oe0a-
sions tor headache
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26

[By Anglo-American cable 10 tho DIspatch'
PARIS. February 25.-M. Rouyier, who
hes been trying TO form new Cabinet
visited President Garnet to-day and finally 70
fused TO make any further attempt to organize a
Ministry. The President has nov sHinnlOheu n,
Rourgoies Minister of Public instruction and
Fine Arts in the late Cabinet, TO undertake tn'
fcr.naAiOn of "A Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
porRGgoIsg NAY SUCCEED.

PARIS, February 25.-Tne latest report this
evening IL that NJ. BOurge0iso has undertaken
10 organize a Ministry, and that u VIII probably
he made no With NJ. BOlrgeolse as president o
the Council and Minister OF the Interior; VI. De
Freycinet, Minister OF War; 81. Ribot, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs: NJ. Brissoo, Minister OF Pub
nc Worship; ". Burdesu, Minister OF Finance
NJ Kicard, Minister Of Commerce, ana NJ. bay
nal Minister of Marine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
RePoRrs FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WonLn
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grsia.
Tobacco. Cotton. Ae.. and the
weather IndicatiouA
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. February 49,
tEilR Forecast for Virginia and North
w Carolina for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight: Fair.
except preceded by cloudiness and light
rains in extreme southeastern portions
colder in Western North Carolina; cooler
and fair Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
James Madison Pettigrsw Dead,
Special telegram TO tho Dlsp'

T9V'-IHI N'I0kIHIH 70 III' Dl"II'0I'I
LEXINGTON, Va. February 25.-Mr. James
Madison Pettigrew, for fifty years bust
ness-man OF this place, died this morning from
the effects Of the grip. lie was aged "A years
and leaves a family Of groTn-up children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. February 25.-Baltimore and
Onto stock. g6jla07lx; Northern Central stock.
GS4laG9l6 Baltimore and Ohio southwestern
Ists. IO3ika1O31s do. lst incomes, 10 bid do.
"a Incomes 80; do. "a incomes, 9al0; con.
solldated gas bonds il2ss bid do. stocks, asa
1914.