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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
PARIS STIRRED UP.
THE MARQUIS De Moaes. SOCIALIST,
WOUNDS NJ. ISAAC.
A Duel which. IL Yves Understood, Was
TO He TO the Death the
Marquis Heroizsd.
rBy Anslo-Amsr,can cable to the Dispasch.l

fBy Aue,o-Amer,can cable 10 tho Disratch.l
PARIS, March 16.--Society Is greatly
stirred up over the serious wounding OK
NJ Isaac. the sub-prefect OF Fourmles' oy
the Marquis de Mores. in a duel fought
yesterday. Ever since the Fourmies riots.
when the military. at the instisation. IT Is
cla;med. of M. Isaac, fired among the
working people. killing and wounding wo-
men and children. as well as men. M.
Isaac has been the object OF frequent ana
bitter attack on the part OF the Socialists.
The Marquis has lately trained with tne
Socialists. and he saw no better way OF
gaining popularity with them tnsh oy
drawing a challenge from the man VINO was
charged With having their comrades sho'
down at Fourimes.
II was by a skilful feint that De Mores
succeeded in disabling his man. he MADE
n thrust AZ If at the left breast and as
Isaac made motion to parry the blow. De
Mores. with almost inconceivable swift
ness. struck fercely and forcibly TO the
right. plunging his weapon into the breast
or Isaac.
THE MARQUIS LIGHTS A CIGAR.
The latter staggered. the blood ponring
from the wound. He held on to his sword
and made a motion as II 10 attack lie
Mores again. The latter stood calm. and
turning to his second. asked for cigar.
This was handed TO him. and lighting Vt. ne
quietly smoked while the condition OF
Isaac was being examined.
The attending surgeons pronounced tue
wound dangerous, and possibly fatal, II
not speedily attended TO. They staunch-
ed the blood and advised that Isaac be
conveyed at once TO some place TOR treat
ment
Isaac staggered to his feet and insisted
on continuing the fight.
1t was to be a duel to the DEATH he
said. "and it must 60 on"
IsAAc's WOUND DANGEROUS.
The seconds in the meantime held a con-
| sultation and then stepped no 10 the com
batants. IL would be murder. they said.
| for them TO permit the duel to he con-
| timed further. NJ. Isaac was dangerously
wounded and not in condition 70 offer
| such resistance as would justify his antag-
| onist in proceeding.
De Mores was disappointed. He would
| have liked. it was evident, To have had the
| privilege of killing Isaac. but ne knew
| there was a limit beyond which French
| law pronounced killing in duel 10 be
murder. He therefore reluctantly con-
sented to STAY his hand. AZ for NJ. Isaac,
he was physically unable to resist the de-
! cision of the seconds. and he was removed
| from the field. The Socialists are making
a hero of De Mores. NJ. Isaac ia said TO be
in q critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
Complimentary to Hill.

JACKSON, Miss. March G.-Representa-
tive McAllister. the original Hill man IN
the House, to-day offered the following
complimentary resolution. winch passed,
being voted tor without reference to pre-
sidential predictions:
" Resoiued, That the Legislature OF Mis-
sissippi hereby tender ITS grateful thanks
to Senator DAVID b. Hill, of New York;
for his broad, manly, patriotic, and
statesmanlike address delivered before
this body ON yesterday: and cher
ish the hope that IN the near tu-
ture the sound progressive American prin-
ciples advocated by him will find the full
est force and effect in the administration
OF the Federal Government, believing that
such would unite the whole American peo-
pie and make them for ages to come nap
py, prosperous, and free.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
MRS. w. D. FENDER FOUND DEAD.
Major Emry's SHIFTS In Halifax Court-irs
GoodIoe Reelected MatroD.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., March l6.-Mrs.
w. ID. Pender. who has been lingering for
a long time, was this morning found dead
in her bed She retired last night as well
as she had been for some time, and this
morning when her daughter, who mad been
sleeping with her, touched her she was
perfectly cold.
Halifax court continues this week en-
gagged exclusively with suits between t. l..
Emry, of Weldon. and the Roanoke Nayl-
cation and Water-Power Company. One
suit was commenced Wednesday of last
week and was finished Monday of this
week. A second suit Is now being tried,
and it is thought that it will consume the
entire week.
The well-known suit Of G.. w. GAY and
wife against w. ii. Kitchen, which has
been twice tried IN this county, with mis-
trial each time, has been moved to War
rem county. where it will be tried IN Sep
TENDER.
Mira. Goodloe. of this place. has been re-
elected matron of the insane asylum at
Raleigh, which position she resigned last
year. She will accept the position again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
prATHs.

HIGGINS. Died. Marsh 18th. at $40
o'clock p NJ. al the residence OF her ga.
rents. 2i3 north Nineteenth street, DELLA
JOSEPH. daughter OF John N. sad kato
c. Higgins. =,
her soul will he sung at the Ca,hednl
FRIDAY MORNING az 10 o'clock. frend'
invited 20 attend. ~
TALBOTT-Died.a AZ II O'clock Z; ~,
tho 10th. Miss LILLY BRIGHT IAl.Boil,
Youngest daughter Of George and EmiHA
Talbot aged 10 months ~ days -,
Funeral will take place from house, ~
west Leigh street at $50 o'clock lhi'
Thursday EVENING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fRep1rted for the Dispatch

MARCH I6.-Revenue collections to-day: q
gar- and cigarettes. &Se5.65; tobacco
- Dol 2O-totnl. s3,0s6.S5.
Private sales; Darks. 2s: wrappers, /; nllers
12: smckers. I0-tosal, 81 hogshesds-
shockoe sold to-day 3.5I5 pounds: highes
MICE. s7. Crenshaws sold to-day 2,v5l
the weather was very bad to-day. and MI husi
ness was light with no change oi hote IN pIfes
II seems 70 be well known That the BOIL CT
earette- Machine Company has been captured b.
a c,ornpa ny thai Is naturally supposed 20 BE pre-
emf or future owners OF all likd competitive md.
chimes or organizations with their business u
cigarettes. The Cameron factory realms certaiI
Irn,fef states rights and those Of Australia al
New Zealand. The Bohi Company has jet q
eli rights 20 all other foreign countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
onicers-Eieet A. O. U. W.

wnmisoroS. DrI., March is;-At the
annual session of the Grand Lodge, A. ";
q. W., comprising the jurisdictions OK
Delaware, Maryland. Virginia, and the
District Of Columbia. held in this city this
afternoon. the following. officers were
elected: Grand Ma/er.Morkman. henry
Fugsnfslte5 BstsrMS| Md Saand Grand hoIsi
n i oseph Grape. Baltimore; Qiand
$uide. ". u. Mccormack; Grand Re.
ce a Hver Hersch. Baltimore; Grand
R1sorier. =. Colbert, Baitimore, Grand
Inside Wsichman, L !: Lawson, 9arylsn4
GSsSd Oufside Watehmsn, b ,. kslloa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
In.I With ALI On Hnarl.
fBy Angle-Ameri

fBy Angle-American cable 20 the Dlspatch-I
LONDON. March 16.-1he British brig
Gudrun. bound from Fowry. to which port
she belonged. has been wrecked on the
Shingles. off the Isle of Wight. She sent
up signals of distress. which were readily
responded to by boat, but the sea was
so tremendously high that 1t was impoSsl-
bic for tho life-savers to launch their craft.
The brig was too far off shore for rocket
10 reach her. and those aboard of her had
TO be abandoned 10 their fate. She had a
crew of ten men, and all of them were
drowned. Four bodies, on which were
life-bets, and a quantity of wreckage have
been washed ashore from the brig.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
In Memory OF Mrs. Cuipecsr.

I've lost my friend. my gentie ffiend'
Wbona Il was Ger = Joy " see,
Whose dear, sweet smile AMI kindp e!es
win beam no moro On earth Too me-
had not thought when last heard
Her gentle voice 'twoold b the las,.
Ibsd not thought with that briof heuf
NY love with hor on earth was pas,.
Pm but little child ~ yet.
And had thoaght thai lnc voud 81
Forever on sith her as fr'ond,
Like summer streams IA upphns n"s'
Bot now tbs winter. soft and white;
The silent snow with saddening TAU
VII drapo her grave, and no more
Upon my dear, ssees friend may eAA-
But fresh and green within my heart,
ThrJ summers gsos aad Stnte, irSs'
While lifs shall Last, with faithful ho'a
in Keep tho friend 80 early lost
From her sorrosing little friend;, u.
A.-.e NJ fSoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17

take the shape Of angry and foul vitupera-
lions, Is not much noticed. /.
II becomes only the subject OK gossip OK
neirhboriue families and Of iamentation
by her paternal relations. 1t Is only when
the conduct OF Boukautki eliminates in
serious acts Of violence. limitations,
homicide or murder, or when u leads TO
suicide, that ia rare instances 1t comes 70
public notice aud under the cognizance Oh
law. =,
Lately criminal courts in the town end
Mofussil have recorded cases OF CONVECTION
in which wives for tie most trivial faults
had been seriously injured or murdered by
their husbands and mother-in-law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17

NEW YoRK, March 16.--Judge Van Brunt
today handed down his decision in the
case of the fnancier, Edward NJ. Field.
He saws he is not fully satisfied es to the
ganlty or otherwise of Mr.. Field. He
thinks. however, that Field is not in a
condition, mentally speaking. TO plead IN
sny case and that he should be confined IN
the State asylum. This was ordered, with
an Injunction that Field be kept in such
place until the question Of his sanity or IN
sanity is fully determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
VIVA, sbsl,Iranes

Why Simmons Liver Regulator. Of course.
II can't be beat at any attack Of indiges-
ton. Biliousness. Sick Headache, or Con.
stipation. IL gives quick relief. and il
continued for q while viii completely cure
these silments. The Regulator comes IN
liquid and powder form; me powder sSs s.i :;
pocket. a pinch Of the powder and I
swallow of watsr Leaves no taste and work.
effocfually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 1j.--V estern LcA-fne ef'
ports trading IL fair and generally al arm pflcos.
se.dleaf-Ine movements are steady ana OF
fair volume 20 consumers, and al generallJ
steaiy prices. Sales are 80 cases 1890 Lim-
merr Spanish n l3ai5c.; 100 c1sr- lnsp ono
~ si.,IOI6c. zoo CAGES 1890 Pennsylvania
seed az l2I@n15c.; $50 eases sundries At ga
3Jc.. 100 bales Havana at 12S4c.asl. 10; 100
males Sulnatra at t2.25as 325.-JsursaiQ CONF
qa<ffS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March l5.-1rading runs In q
yery conservative way, mostly IN light arsntfies
and At easy prices. The folowing are Inc goois
lions here for: American Qi1 AZ slooOsStI.oo
for No. ]: el5.5Oasl6 for Ne. 2: gray fsfge a,
sIa.JcasI4.JO, WITH southern at sl0asl Tor NO.
/, and 5as $50 for No ,, and gray forge OF
sl35Oasli25 Scotch pig at s2Oas22.ov, as 70
brands. steel rails at ESQ Nme kods-foroien
nc s43. J0a$i5. Old Trails Al sSVasyu.oo; No.
/ wroasht scrap At 81 sas s.Jo.--AeD fork JoEs
LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
BATTLING WITH A NoRTHER:
Heaviest Snowfall of Many Years In
West Tennessee.
rBv telegraph to the Dispatch.

lBy telegraph to the pfspatch-l
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March l6.-Memphis
tonight is battling with q norther. which
arrived about o'clock this afternoon:
bringing with it a tremendous iaiI OF
snow. II is is the heaviest iaii OF SNOW III
this part of the country for many years.
rRuIr-rRrEs EscAsEp IN ICE
NKw ORLEANS, March l6.-The, Times.
Democrats Dallas (Texas) special say
,Fruit-trees yesterday covered with iuii
blooms to-day are III an Arcuc embrace o.
the crop will not be damaged much, but
there ~ hardly CLEAN Of hope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17

To make it apparent to Thousands who
think themselves III that they are not af-
sscfed With any disease. but that tho sys-
tenn simply needs oleansina. y to bring
comfort home to their hearts. - : oo>t1ve
sSodisicn !. s.sily s11ss e ~ sy5s9 r. 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17

Virginia. Trustees-Joseph X. Adams. Will
miictop: W. 2. woodson. Virginia.
REPRESENTATIVES, 10 the supreme Lodge
W. III. Foulk and John Gallagher. Of VIII
mington, and G. w. Mower. Of Baltimore.
The officers were installed by Past Grand.
Masters Barrows and Van Zandt, OF the
New Jersey jurisdiction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
yanderbnt's Gift 10 the Worlds Fair.

AsHKvIILr. n. c., March l6.-Nine trunks
of trees, each twenty-five feet long, will
be shipped from here tonight to Chicago
to form columns In the North Carolina
forestry building in the Columbia Ex-
position. They are the gift of George
Vanderbilt and are from his estate near
Asheyllle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17

In order 10 let the TRADE zoe the superior
quality of my Guinness Stout and Bass
Ale 1 will break essk and sell one or
more dozen at cask price.
jules BlSFoRD. Agent,
1906 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
A Dimcult Case to supply.

IJot3tef.i
selI ali sorts of goods by the case, sup
poser
Gazzam: Then, sir. let me have . case
of love at first sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
MilItsry Note
fTexas siftin0l

Officer: Private Huber, how Is soldier
to behave when he comes IN contact with
Soldier: That depends on how the civil
liam behaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
1t Was All Right.
fBrooklyn LMe.l

Hotel Clerk Is this thousand-dollar bill
the smallest thing Won have about you!
Departing Guest am afraid Il -. go,
Clerk Ito bell-boy): Here. take TINS OH
out to one of the walters and ask him TO
change il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALrImORE. March 10 Virginia consols. 81
A ,kcd DO 3R, 7l1ss72L: Baltimore and Ohio
stock. I0Ossai00A Northern Central stock
6Dlea60A baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Tsts. Io4aiO5 do. LIST incomes, 80 asked do
"a incomes. pal0: consolidated gas bonds
II3l4all4; do. stocks, 504aol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
nth. .o Ia, Inches OF Snow.

BUCHANAN. VA. March ia very heavy
fall of snow here last night, and 1t Is still
cloudy and cold. Depth of the snow on
an average. eight TO ten inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

MARCH I5.-Peanuts DO not show material
change IN price. Trading Is moderate; fanny
and-pt ked quoted at 4isc. farmers grades
al 23.s3iac.-Asw York Jouraei " Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
A Confession.

Several months ago negro who was
working for Audman ut the time OF the
murder was arrested for burglary. and
while in jail confessed that he and Kaufi-
man committed the deed, actuated by q
desire 10 secure few hundred dollars
Audman was known to have about the
house. II required no trouble L, locate
Kaufman near Mobile. where he was
snperintendlne plantation.
When Sheriff Logan secured Kaufman
in Alabama he admitted that ne bad always
Known that the negro did the work. but
denied any part N 1t himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PLouR-we quote: Ftue. s4ss4.25; supernne,
"a 5Oas4.7s; extra, S.; family. s5.25ass.oo;
patentfamll3, $o.7SASd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
he DISAPPEARED.

But Charles f. Audman was not known
to have an enemy in the world, and for
several days no one could conjecture who
had done the bloody deed. few days
after the burial. however, James l. hauh-
friended disappeared, and in short time
suspicion pointed to him. but for years
nothing was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. March l6---0FFxK'S1s--Corn. l.02i
bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels. MilLoffal, 80
tons.
No sales reported.
QUOTATIONS.
WHtAr.-Iongberry, Sl.0easl.e4. Mixed.
sIasI0i- snortDerry. soc-asi-Va 40 red'
si.O3. -
Coas.-wbite. Virginia, 49e50c.: No 2, soc
No. =. mixed. 4sc. ,,
OArA-No. z. 30s36lSc. No Q, 34a3Ja Win
ter tfor seed, 6Ua13c.
HYE.--osaDUc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
Mean temperature. ........-.....3s
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

NEg YORK. March l6.-operators. including
even the room traders, were to-day awaiting
events, especially as regards tho sugar combi-
nation and the ,tion o. the Pennsylvania su-
thorities in the matter OK the Reading combina-
ton. There was a ronentsry sprYt In prscef'
caused by the execution OF some Buying orders
In Atchison for speculative account. but the
general lis. during the greater portion OF tue
day remained without feature Of any kind, and
dulness aud stagnafiOn ruled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
RIcuNoyp ,yp wrsT rorsr STEADY.

The new Developments in both Richmond and
West Point and Tennessee Coal were productive
OF no further movements IN either OF the stock :,
bat demonstration against the bonds 81 the
Arst-named Vas followed by an Immediate re-
covery. and IN Tennessee Coal steady drio-
bling OF stocks 20 market 60 realize on the iate
advance Kept the stocks dropping Throughout
most ~ tho session. Reading was sdvanced IN
the forenoon, but its activity dwindled away 20
ordinary proportions after toat. and no TURNER
change OF note occurred IN the stock.
THE CLOSE Dull SIT STEADY.
Tho market closed dull and steady b firm,
generally at small fractional advances for tue
day. The sales OF listed stocks aggregated ISL
900 and Of unlisted "a 900 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Ersnfng.--E ychanKeouet ana steady at 46dl<s
assn Commercial piis, 46aafSs. Money
easy at VA closing offered at n sub-IreA-
sury balances-Coin. slOp.275,O0O: currency,
az. sgs on. Governments dun but steady, 4
percents, l.. state bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
NEW YORK suMAc MARKET.

MARCH I5.-sicily quoted at s56as70 AMI
Virginia at si7as50.-le1 YORK Journal 81 cos'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

MARCH lO.-Marksi dull demand light. AMI
few iransact,OnS Prime. 2akc; extra prime,
25sc; fancy, 3a3isc.; factory hani-pickoi, ia
lac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
ALLEGED BATH COUNTY MURDERER.
Arrested Near Mobile tAla.) Six years
After the Crime Was Committed.
fc.oo,.t ,oIa,ra,, IN the nianatchl

ATLANTA. Ga, March 16.-Sheriff j. c.
Logan. of Bath county.Va. passed through
Atlanta last night with closel guarded
and heavily-chained prisoner. That same
prisoner may yet ornament the end of "A
rope. Nearly six years ago one of the most
prosperous young farmers OF bsth county
wos found dead in hls bed in the morning,
with an ugly stab in his breast and cash
across his throat. which left no room to
Conjecture the cause of his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
BALTIMORE


BlLrHoxs. Narh ,6.-Fiour Dun: receipts,
1901 barrels; shipments. 2.oe9 barrels: sa,c-,
l.:BSo barrelr. Wheat nrner: No. red, SPOT,
sissLO0i4 March, <lasi.o0'4 April. 81 NAY,
aSa,R iac.: June as&-as. Nc. steamer No ?,
red. 0uagdt,c.; receipts. aI.I55 tuapels; sttp.
ments. 6S.{i hushebi stock. sol, 3yt basheir !:
sales. l26, 900 bushels. southern wheat easy !:
Futz, o5casLOr, Loagbery. 97csei.o2.
Corn steady AZ decline; mixed spot. fo'<a
sfc. Mars-h. f6l.at1c: Aprii, @ssfsts- May.
45c., ssked June. 45c. asked; steamer, mixssi,
46s46l<; receipts. I0i.976 bushels: Shipment,
3a2G72 bushels: stDck, 1-Sfl.Det bushels |:
sales. 241 600 bushels. Southern corn cas-, !:
white. s7a47ttc.; yei,ow, 4sc. Oats very duh I:
No. white western. 3oisa3'c. No. mixed
western. 3fisa35c.; receipts. 5000 bushels I;
stock. lts,O3D bushels. Rye fairly artive and
easy: No. ?, 93lSc.; receipts. s.ytt bushcls :
shipments. 5000 bushels; .s'ock. lsJs3f
bushel- Hay very frm scod % choice tpo'
Inv. sl3.50ssij. Cotton nominal: mi1ihng.
esc. Provisions steady ara quiet Butter
steady. kgGs steady at lsc. coffee steady; ho
cargoea fair, 1 hoe. No. Z, 1916 sugar strong:
graduated. 4 .e-lO0c. Copper steady; renned.
l0alO3.c. Whisky firm az sL.Sh, Peanuts
nrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
NEW YORK.


INV YoRK. MarcA 1s.-coitnn quiet; mid
ling uplz nds, c}4G-; mididing Orleans. I'D.
saies. lj6 bales; total nct recelpte. al ports
ia.g4i bales; exports-Grsat Britain, s.ais
bales: France, 1907 bal-s; Continent, t63
bales; storx,. l.i60, 1873 bsiss. southern uonr
dull Whezt quiet and stronger; NO . red
sIOO,shs i.Ol1l. store and elevator Si-ofsse
sI.O3 anoaL Options closed steady xale. over
Yesterday: No. . red. March, 1855. Nay, sc
July o.5slc Corn nrmer and moderately sctive;
No. 2. 47c. IN elevator; 4I1ss4ec snnst;
options, closed weak and Nc. down - ~, ap
March. 45c.; May, 1870. July. 40s<c- Oats
stronger and quiet opfsous dull and Irregular
May, BIC. July. 344Ss-: spot No 2. 3oe36t4c.
mixed western. 35a3oi1c.; Coffeo--Opfioni
cloe<d steady. up 70 3 down; March, el3.a
Nav. sI2.e5: spot Rio duh hut steady; No. q
Isas. Sussr-keiaed arm and In fair dcsasnd.
No,ssses -Ncw Orleans trm and ecuve; CON.
paoa 70 fancy, 25a3dc. Rsce nfm and N isii
demand. Petroleum duh bat easy. Cotton-seca
OIL quiet and steady: cfudos 24lxr hosfn guu
bat steady; strained. common 20 sood- 10 ~
aI4!k. furpentino dah and nomtusi al . =
e3sc. Peanuts quiet 1ees narxst qu,s.
Lard 6rmer bat qaiet; western sfsAin. e9cSz1
Narch. $3.50; NAys td.04: suiL sos,
Frcighss dull and unrhanscd.
CtucA0Q
culcxGo. March leL--rhegc yse a. ee.Ae -
fer wheat to-day, eus The caeunc 49, - =
usxeut and Q much be&ter fccnn9 o<sse,S -
tprrkeO fhh go pe59l - 49,
aof5on fsun ~ exf<s.se . NJ ss.<'e~~s ~
ruled los so1ee day4 bet ~ 49, - :. - ~
recent q naneeeore 60 = = '@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
Making the Best of IL.

Making the Best of IL.
tIfe.l
Druggists Clerk: A man gave me lead
dollar IN payment for a prescription hlled
and he got away before found 1t out.
Druggist: Well, send the boy down TO
TIE unk-shop with il and sell it for old
lead. Well get twice the cost OF the
drugs out of 1t, anyhow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17

things on Inc SpccIHI rs. TOT 5V-'1a!'
Chance for another par Of TROUSERS all
around-YoU-and the BOYS and CHILDREN
skeleton prices. Eyea the RlyERToN
cHEyIoT PANTS we've put further undor-
DOWN 20 1896. s1.6o for the rest OF those odds
and ends In LADIES SHOES. s1.90 for lot
Of brand new spring shaped DRRBYs that are
a.. 5O-and 4Sc. for some 75c. BOYS TUR-
BANs-this springs CROP
The earlier you come the better the variety.
What's yours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17

Whv suffer living death from asthma
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will relieve you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. sonts. etoeks Grsias
Tobacco, Cotton. sxc.. sBd tho
Wss ther Indieatiooa.
rsy telegraph TO the p,.ps,ea.l

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. March l6--
lcnnW Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours--from midnight 10
midnight: Threatening cloudiness,
with light snow: northeast winds.
Forecast for North Carolina Colder,
cloudy weather. with hight rain; possibly
followed by snow in northern portion;
east winds.
TKE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and raw throughout the day.
At midnight the skies were cloudy.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door of tho ntaD r.~xt ofF.a xasta~dav.