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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
FEATURES OF
T0-DAY'SDISPATCH

FAMOUS VETERAN JOURNALISTS ulus-
tratcd)-Brief Sketches Of Brilliant Men
C. A. Dana, John sTinton, General Jordan,
Henry ". Field, Halstead, Cochin, Howard,
Pomoroy.
RIcHM0NDs MAYoRs-A Complete List OF
Those Who Have Filled tho once Since the
Ci,y Was ACCOMPLISHMENTS Local
History.
FoRGERIEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dis
covery in o Tomb of Upper Egypt-The
Spurious Documents " Gospel Of Peter aud
"Revelation OF Peter r-Intercst.us Ell
tfac,s Theretrom.
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures tof
This Command, Now Nearly a Century Old
How They Entertained the Seventh New
YORK Regimen, a, tho Time Of President
Monroe's Burial.
Mule No Longer wanisi-Ths Trolley sys-
ten the Bos, OF All When Made Entirely
Safe.
POLK MILLER GER BARE-DAwG on
TIME"-Romlniscencss Of a Hare-Huns on
the Peninsula.
FR0TH IN sOCIETY-Hov II Is Borne Away
by tho Current, Leaving tho stream Pure
Tho Mi-Careme Feto and the Rosemary
Teas Colonial Dane, Meet Birthday
Par'y-Personal. &c.
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL soCIETY-Lsrge Adj
dition to Its Observation-Disclosures in Good
Condition Publications and Valuable Mama
scripts-A Quarterly magazine.
QUERIES AND ANswERs-vlreinia Railway
Companies and tho Lines Thoy Control-vir-
Einis Artists Of the Eighteenth Century
Date Of Last Total Eclipse OF the sun.
BALTIMORES P%RIDE-Her Fifth Regiment
One Of Her Social nsti,utions-Pleasan Re-
collections Of the Films Reception in Rich
m~Ond-Interess IN Revolutionary Relies.
SPRING FINERY-A Largo Latitude in Dress
Allowed Within Certain LImits-Capes and
Pelennes Are on Everythins-The Carriage
Wrap q Full-Lcngih Garment-No Excuse
icr tho Corset.
CONFEDERATE COINs-Oi the Four Not De-
ftroyei Only Two Known 70 BE in Existence
Reprintei from n Vow Orleans Papcr.)
NEW ELECTRIC LINES P~ROPOsED-Two
synficates Want TO Construct a Road to Pc
t%ersburr, and Mr. Tisher Says the Ono TO
Midlothian WM Certainly BE Built.
MISSIONARY CENTENNIAL-Progtnmms for
the Observance ~ tho Richmond Bapslsts
next sunday and Monday.
ARAnKOAD CRASH-The FLORIDA Special"
Plunges Into Cabooso at Vel1on-Captaln
Gee and Flagnan Clayton Severely In.uroi
While Asleep.
TIE Widest sTUDENTs-Staid Roanoke
College the Scene Of Diseracoful Franks
A Dynamite Cartridge Ezplodei-Jauitor
WfEiss Lie in Danger.
CONFEDERATE yETS-Iho Grand Camp Of
Virginia to Nee. in Portsmouth-When tho
Soldiers Monument VIII Be Unveiled.
DANIELS REWARDED Secretary Hoke Smith
Gives the Raleigh Editor a Fat Place in the
Interior Department.
no ELECTROMAGNETIC Cleveland Says
This Policy Is to Be Adhered TO.
| FRESH PANAMA Observation-Disclosures
IN tho Trial Ycs.erday-Tesdmony OF An
drlcuz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
LIFE SECRETS.

Don't worry.
Don't hurry. "Too swift arrives 4, tarty as
too SLOW"
"simplfy.7 "simplfy,7 "simpl'yl'
Don't oyereat. Don't starye. "Let your mo-
! derauon DO known to all men"
Court tho fresh air day ana night "oh' II
you know what was IN the air."
Steep AMI rest abundantly. Sleep Is natures
bcnedict.0n.
spond less nervous energy each day than you
MAKE.
Be cheerful. "a Itch; heart lives long"
Think only healthful thoughts. las a man
thinke.h in his heart, 50 Is he"
Avoid passion AMI excitement. A moments
anger may be fatal.
Associate vita healthy people. Health IS con-
tagious a. well as disease.
"Don't carry tie whole world on your shoui-
ders, far less the u~niyerse. Trust tho Eternal
Watch the 1rst signs Of q coming cold. Nlno
tenths of all diseases start with a cold.
II, at any time. you feel chilly, il you snseze' II
YOU have cold haudg % feet, if your head seems
heavy or aches. tako at once the best aud purost
stlmrlant You can secure. There are many that
are claimed . be- good s!imulants, but ther' Il
only enc that IS strictly reliable and posse.se.
tho best qualities, aud that d Dunys Fufe MAJ.
Mhiskey.
This wniskey has made more friends by tea-
son OF what it has doneior people than any other
PREPARATION OF the present day. Do No. let Your
druggist or grocer argue with you upon this SUD
lecf. bnt insist upon having the pure5t ana best,
which viii AID you 20 solve Lies Secrets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
DEMOCRATIC SENATE COMMITTEE.
It's Work Practically CompIeted-No Nio-
lent fracture of Traditions.


V~,surSGr.v. ID. c.. March 1.-THE com
m,tfre of the Democratic caucus winch
Ios fer tla INST week been dealing with
tT. trnut,e5oue uroblcw Of revising the
camwit,a.s of tG4 Senate and assigning
,l.,rmar,bius 4, the proper members this
aftcrnu0u nt 4 O'Clock practically finished
~. work. Nr. German THINKS that the
Uarty caucus cannot be heid carrier man
Iuesdav. and d is lot improbable that on
that morning The committee VIII maze lts
fa1l report. Ihe commute" dec'lh"s 70
give ont any information relative 10 tuc
results Of lta numerous conferences, bat
IT'S known that tbc-o has been 10 violent
fracture Of t.r tradition OF tho Senate by
winch tto r-ualug minority senator be-
comes chairman.
MauV changes have, however, been
made necessary, as me oi the members or
thc committea sad, by numerous en-
frances luto the senate ot new DcihocIl''
from tine northern States. II Is SAID that
tho committee list Of the last senate shows
how difficult 10 has been 70 bring ABOUT
q result az -~factoIy toail. Thore are ferry
Standing committees of the senate. and
out Of The number Of raHkIrg Democrats
entitled 60 c~aalrmaushIps thrty-one come
from southern states and but mno from
tho North. In tha select committees the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
orrFHs Y0R %DrprTIFs.

Deputy Leon BourIe. BoulanClst, and n
bitter enemy Of oppCrtunlsm. created a
! decided sensation in court by stating that
n man named Blanchet had offered MIN
$1,000 francs for each deputy thathe would
induce 70 vote for the Pan~ama-Iottery
bond bills.
Charles do Lcseeps here spoke up and
! protested that no never know B~lanchet.
PresIdlng-JudCO DcsjnrdIus decided that
he would summon several who were mem
hers of the Chamber Of Deputies Mt the
tame the lottery bill was proposed 30 con-
urn or deny the statement of BOuTle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

tiicportei TO- tho Dl9vatcn,l
MARCH II.-Prycte sal~ vete very Hgat
tc-iayaud not worthy ot note.
krgenue 11llo-uous: cigars and cie1rette''
s~3:.6J: tobacco, Sl,O33.@9; spoHal tax
5000 total. e2,3SI.0b.
Auc.ion offerings on Change for week, ~
hogsnoads and | taken IN. Highest price
Private sales: W-appers, 50; smokers l@s;
filters. G6: cutters. -; dlrss. 81 Jugs, Il; sun
cur,l. J-.olt. $50 hogsteais.
Rev-ruc collections: Cigars and cigarettes
sI|IHl9.3j; toDarro. S11o7T.O3; special tax,
s1l.O2-t9-al. go. 9l4I1.
nlrs Loose sales Tor week, lfI.HfO polnis,
euIsi5 highest; bright loose sales. lS1'S3t
bounds. ana $50 L.ghost-t0tal sales, 3Yi,SOf
pounds. 49,.
lhe feature Of l)0se sales this week Is that
dark and bright t0Olcco ran close together
again, brights 10 excess, aud will lNely 80 con
flYue. as draining a much larger territory than
dorx4. Why - .hist simply because a special
effort was made 10 get that tobacco farthest on.
Iuo brighta in the Same place on DARK rates
would ls ~tolr-fold larger the FIRST season a spe-
,inl effort was made 70 secure T..
Private Gales were hSnt, nliers largely iead'
ing.
pers Tor AleH * enters sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
TIE HOME-RULe BILL.
It's Passage on Second Reading hp-
usrently A~ssursd-TOry Discomfort.

rBy Anglo American cablc to tho Dlspatch.l
L~xDoy. March f1.-Tho discomfort OF
the Tories with their party organization
in the House grows as the day tor, the
second reading of the home-rule bill ap,
proaches. Although the domestic quarrel
was kept under cover 81 the C~arlton-CiuD
conference on Wednesday, II cropped ont
in tho House on the next night. Mt. BAL
f0ur's refusal to insist upOn a DIVISION on
the suspension Of n parliamentary ruIe
was openly opposed by his former ass3.
GATES in the Cabinet, and when he leiV
the House to show his disgust WIN
their rebellion they remained behihd 70
act IN direct violation OF his orders. Mt.
Balfour took tho TebUke with his char'c-
terietic cynicism and apparent indiuer-
encr. and remarked only that II the Torres
would not be led he could not lead them.
Tins cavalier manner of dlsmIsslng the
question. however. does not SUI; MS COZ
leagues, who feel and occasionally say tnAt
Mr.. Balfour must remember that ne - no
LONGER IN a Cabinet position. which can DE
shaken only by q fall OF tho government
Since Thursday night tho need OF q ca
pable lender 70 conduct the attack at me
second rclding of tho hOme-rule bill, ana
to keep down the abnormal government
maiorItics. has been so keen that q person
cannot pass through the lobby .Without
hearing the subject discussed with bitter
mesa by disconnected U~nlOnlSts.. Inns
family fight seems 70 gave donole as
surance that the Aome-ruie blli VIII pass
IT. second reading with the tul H!ad,
etouiau minority. after being hotl7 assaulted
hy Joseph Chamberlain and Lord ian
dO'ph Churchill. who are apparently the
only members of the opposition IN thelr
uSgRl ~CTatOTcal form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
SECRETARY SMITH HARD.woRKlNe.
lie Sets a Hot Face for uis sabordioatss.
and Docs IL Easily.
ny Telegraph % Tue Diapetch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 1l.-Secretory
Hoko Smith ia early at his desk IN the In
terror Department, and he has sot a hot
pace Tor MS subOrdinates IN the amount OF
hard WORK he does each day with compare
tive ease. lie does not. however, reach
his Office a moment too early 10 suit tho
crowd OF ofice-seekers, many OF whom no
finds when he arrives waiting around the
doors of the department until the hour OF
. arrives, when they are admitted to tho
building. Secretary Smith sees oil VINO
come aud llstcns 10 what they have-to say
with courteous attention, but makes few
promises. =.
William NJ. Grinnell. Third Assistant
Secretary Of State. has rendered his rosig-
nation, 70 take effect at the pleasure OF
the President,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12

IBy Anclo-Amer-ln cable TO the Di7pa'ch')
LoSpoS. March lin the Howard de
Walden suits tho jury have arrived at a
verdict that Lady Blanche Howard &c
Walden is not guilty Of the crime chargcd
against her. and that Lord Frederick How
ard de Walden was guilty Of cruelty.
Judge Jeuue. IN pursuance of tins verdict,
therefore prououucedhl his decision erantlnE
a iujlclal soparation TO Lady Blanche
from her husband. Lord Frederick also,
Granting the costs 10 her LadyshiD, and
also awarding TO her IRdyship the custo-
dy OF her and Lord Frederick's son,
Thomas EVELYN, born MAY @, 1850. us
L|orI.hip's amt WAS dismissed in accord
auce with tho verdict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
TIsterite. Order Guns.

nv A1Cl0-AW0T'an c70I' 70 tho DIsoatch'I
LoSDoY, March 1.-The Belfast N0rs-
L.N,r asserts that0 firm IN Ulster recently
ordered 100000 Martini rides from English
manufacturers os that weapon. The manu-
%iacfurers referred the order 20 the British
Government for advice ~ 10 whether II
should be filed. The English manu-
f4ctlrers replied 20 tho Ulster firm that
thev were not permitted TO execute the
order. This is considered rs showing that
the government means 20 enforce the
order recently issued that no arms shall DO
admitted to ireland without permission
from the Dublin Executive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12

LuMBER, SLAVES. &c.
Wblte oak. cut 10 order, per 1000. eioas2o
On markaf. per /. 000........ 49,. .Ssati- ~
Western Virginia, poplar, per 1000. .el9asSo
West Virginia, white pine, per LOCO. s<oasoS
Sap plno boards a. ko.sa
Green ruuKl r-sn
Dry rough. c.,"s-
| Dry clears .ss......s...s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
CHAIRS GAINED AND MAT
y TRESsES MADE NEW.
n N, Cnten,o 81 R.eAmoai.

OBFY THE GOLDEN R~ULE-UELP rs AND
WE WILL HELP OF. fl y0u want your BABY
CARRIAGES KE-UPEOLNTERkD and PAINT
ED, CHAIRS RECANED III all its branches
coats. backs, &C., HAIR-MA1TRESSES MADE
OVFR SAME ~ NEW, and ShUCk NAL
TRESSES MADE TO ORDEH, cal on u.
Prices: Full-siZe Mattresses, best material
So: single, 80.
Gaming prices Coarse cane. l cent per holc
in the rim: mus a chair 40 hole, large enough
To contain coarse cane. Will cost Al. Medium
cane, Ia cents per hoe: thus n seat having 100
holes around the riu,, large enough to contain
medium cane will cost $50. Fine cane, Ia
cents per hole; th-Ia the rim OF either seat or
back OF any chair containing 100 holes sum
ciently close ana small enough 10 place ane cano
therein will cost 81 30.
Positively no variation from the above prices.
VIZ USE THE BEST MAIERIA.. Therefore
we cannot afford any reduction. No can make
special contracts with dealers or companies.
Now II you do not wish 20 bs deiraudsd or
duped you had better call on u, for We are re-
spongitle for wha We say or do. SAllsFAC-
qION GUARANTEED TO EVERYBODY. Az
orders will receive prompt attention. Call and
300 US. Address
j. 4. CAsnIoN & KELLUN,
care OF City-Sergeant c. IL. Epps,..
City Hall.
or Nc. 2 south Fourth street, city.
NH 1921
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
OUR LITTLE PANAMA"
reports of the Congressional, Committee OF
I~nvsstigstion.
Lny telegrnph b Gao pispatch. }

New YoRK, March 1.-THE congress
sloDal COMMITTEES appointed 20 look into
the conduct of the affairs OF the Panama
canal, the Pacific Mail Steamship, and tho
Panama Railroad companies made It's re-
port public to-day.
Among other things the committee hnds
that of the three great banking hrms--J.
a W. Seligman. Drexel. Morgan a. Co..
and Winslow. Lapier II Co.. who were the
financial agents Of the Panapa-Canal CON-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12

RICHMOND, March l1.-Receipts 800 head
cattle, 100 sheep, and 800 head hogs.
sales: 400 head cattle, 100 head sheep, ana
400 head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle, best, 4s{a5c. gross; nahum 70 good,
- ,a4lsc. gross; common 10 fax, 2ha3Hc. gross.
Bui's, 2lsaS4c. gross.
sheep, 5aDc. gross.
HOgs. SLaOllc. not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12

The RIcHNoND DIspATcH, as q general
newspaper. Is head and shoulders above
any other Virginia daily. md as for fur
nisbiug State news-we mean the news
from the rural parts-it has no equal IN
any paper published anywhere. II YOU
cannot take the daily subscribe for the
weckly-only one dollar per annum.-
FdrHtrLe Terd'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
MARKETS BY T~sLE6RAPH.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRE, March ii.-glo1- iuIi and weak.
onces,ionS % Toe. CA some grades; winter
s~hent-Low grades. s2.iOaf2.55: pateots,
S2.HjatL2j; hinncsotn-c.8ir. SY.5Oss36O:
patents, si.2Jas5; southern ronc dait ana
weak; common 20 for extra, s2.lOsshlo;
good 20 choice, SAlJa3h.A. Whet. Lrnrt
ani moderately active; No = Tel. store nai
! elevator, f.Ltc.: E10af, &c: opVons acbfs
ami irregular. opening .aiSc. NJ aui clo=i0s
ira Gni ls1lc. over yeetcriny: No 3Ltei
closing. March, f3lar.: Way, 4i4c. Cora nrm,
but dun; No. .. rel, 53tas53.r IN elnvstot;
14itaItAr. afost; Uagfsicd mirct' A2a54itc;
steamer mixed, 52t,sa3c. options closed
steady and hallc. up. with spe'-lat'on qnei;
March. 53h.; april. e2fsc.; NAY, o4lsc.i oats
uuli hut trm options Qnlet ana es-y, Narcl,
Gig; Msy, 3N.t'.; Sc. ., 80 ia39}sc; No .,
white. 4ils4Af.; mixed Western, 59aflc.:
white, 4.a'Y. Boot steady, Qjiot All Urn;
family, st2 $500; extra mce'' s0ato.o0.
Bcothams d.4an 'asy ats2i. Iior'cd oeefdnli:
eitv extra IlIiR rpclA S~lHaSlH5O. tlt-mca's
qui": ana easy; picSlcd bcil.es, lcsc; ehcul.
don, o4-; hama, l"ifc. Mitdies quot Hnt
irnrr. .hort-cloar. lose. lari qlie' nnd
rrucr. western steHm, closing. el2.f1 asket;
,i'y, 0ilaO lii. Mnrrn. sl2.f0: Nay, el21D;
.etnct dIu ana easy; Continent Sifno. PORK
less nctisoo tl steady: oui NOES. elt-1asi9.'o;
now mlsH, 2ln.IOaslat': eNtra lrine nomt-
nal. Co.ton--e,i on dun aui lower, crlto. "a
sot. yellow. JSabuc. i'ttolelm aliet and
UNCHANGED. fosin urn and eIiet; strained,
} common 10 goo0, SlA.afListe Iurprntno
, gao gui rrmer - jGg.d ~. h,cs 4. ielr -
/ maud AMI firm: domestic, fa'r q extra, ia
o.. Mo,a-,os-toreisn nominal; Ncw Orleans,
open kcttic. GOOD O. cEoioc. tl.rf Fctt'' and
uru nj 5Oa}S. Peanuts hru ,o9c'-' gtons
Opened du4l ant cloa' stoldy, inl1 points iorn:
! Hprch, slT.@JaF3lG.a0 April. ato0pasih0j;
Nny, SlH.g1t5tO.'o; S~'pteinutf, SILVIA
$3.50; spot RIO dnl aud caay, No. :. ~ ~
49,. Suglr-Rfw dul and oasy fair reclining,
% IJ-tGa.c. centuiUgnls, pu-dtgrre tet. 3Nc;
relnei quiet. steady. and unchanged. trrlshts
- Liverpool dIl gnI wcaA, cotton, J-s|d.;
gGGln. i1.d. asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12

Allen aud Representative Bryan intro:
duced q. W. Ames, of Omaha, Neb., and
spoke in behalf OF his candidacy for q
government d~iroctorship of the Union Pa
cilc railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12

General Electric was again attacked and
forcou down TO 9S, tho lowest point reached
during the present bear CamDa!cn. Alter tho
early break an attempt was made 10 coycr. The
supply OF stock proved smaller than anticipated,
md n sharp rally @ l00iiGl0lL, ensued. Tho
bears also made n rall On II. Paul. Burlington
and Quincy, md -Lacsawauna, depressing these
stocks .. 70 10 per cent. The western shares
were generally weak, influenced by reports Of
railway stri6cs. American Sugar sOld down 10
1llis at ono time, and later raulod y Il9t4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
Nashviile-Flre Loss,

NasHvILLr. TrSy., March IA FIRE
started in the large wholesale warehouse
Of or, Scoegins ~ Hume, Market street.
at 1870 o'clock this morning. Stock and
building damaged over $4,000. Ongln OF
the fire unknown. Loss fully covered by
lu~eur.nCs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &C., and III
Weather Indications
by telegraph to tho Disps,cn.l

y T"NF"F" " :" T'F"FNIT
- WASHINGTON. March ll.-Forecass
FAIR FOR twenty-four hours-from mid
might TO midnight-for Virginia
Fair Sunday, the weather clearing
early Sunday mornings; slightly warmer
westerly winds.
For North Carolina. Fair weather; west
eTly winds: warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
THE TREASURY SITUATION.
u Continues to Improvo-Plenty of Gold
Bcing Oaercd,
10y telegraph u no Dlspa'eh.l

fHV telegraph % INC IiNpl rA'I
W,sur.erox. u c.. March 1.-THE Trea-
surr situation continues To improve from
dr- q, div. and from tins tune on the
treasury Department VIII be IN "a position
60 t.ko tho moro advantageous oIcrS az
o,ld only. Today Offers Of SlOl,OJ5 III
C,,d were received from PlttsOucg. Pa.
and Sl0u.00) from Peoria. III. The de-
maud from Chicago TOR small notes con-
tuncs. and tins morning when some bans,
ers IN ONO had offered gold for notes and
some delay took place IN the transfer tho
delivery was deferred for = few DAYS aud
m, small note. we're sent 10 Chicago. Tho
numerous offers of gold from out-Oi-ttc-
WAY places cau-ed Secretary Carlisle TINS
morning e. monty oil ia crested parties
Through the United Press aud Associated
Press that god com can be received Only
Al thc Sub-Ireasury Offices IN exchange tor
notes.
In other words. the government Will not
m, tho expense rf sCudIuS money by c1-
press 10 individuals. The Sub Treasury
cities are: New York. Boston. Phl'auel-
pima. Baltimore. Cincinnati, Chlcago, ~.
LOUIS, New Orleans, and san FRANCISCO
40 GOLD E-PoETED.
At noon today Treasurer Nebccker re-
ce,ved o telegram from Assistant-Ireas
r.r Roberts. at New YORK, stating chat no
cold Was exported TO-DAY from New Aork,
and that the probability was that mono
Wonld be taken OUT next weeB. II ten
dayS statement issued to-day by the Irea.
eurv Department shows the iTee-gOIu
balance, TO be -, 500. $50. Acceptsnces OF
gold hago been made. but which 90 not
vet appear in ihe account. which brings
this balance up 10 moro than 9i,ZJU'VOV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FIOrR.-We quote: Fine, s2af2.25; super
nne. s2.25aS2.50: extra, @3as3.50; family. sia
S4.5O; patent, s4.7SaSj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
GRAIN ANDCorroN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March I1.-OrycRISGs-Wheat 1914
bushels. Corn, LOGO bushels. oats, LOU BUSH
els.
sALEs.-Coru, SOC bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAr.-Longberry, 71asOc. Mixed, 75aSOc.
Shortberrv. goa zoe. No. = RED, 1bc.
CoRS.-Whito Virginia, bag lots, 52c.; No. =
white. J2c.: No. mixed. s9aJCc.
OsIS.-Winter FOR seed iUa44c.; NO. :
uixed. IS tJSis,.; No. 3 mixed. 3Oa37c.
kYE.-O0A6Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12
~ rnneel as io!loNs:


CnfcAGo.Iu.. N1rcl ll-Dattie: Receipts, $50
head; shipments. $40 head; go0i 20 r1r ~.
pott, S5asj: csoi,' Ia Steers, ei.5'at5.2';
Others, s3.JOGsL O5; s~.Ockcts. s-.@JasAiu,
cows. S2.dGnsAsl.
Hogs: Receipts. 5000 head; shipments
noae. Narke. iemor4lze1: fancy heavy,
s>asS.l5: choiro. very hsayy, sT.5jass; nitoi
and packers, Ss.2Jas 40; primo f0.toi hight,
s. 10asGC5; pigs ana Lights S5.oOls'.-''
s.nsep: Receipts. loo bead; shipments,
n0uc. H1rke. Hl0w AMI weak. ~" 1fn thfep,
s;.20aSt 80; native .hec9, sio0asso.tJ'
lambs, SJas6.GO
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Mesn te~mperature. ................ll
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 1l.-Speculsiion on tho
Stock Exchange was rather qliet. At the open
inc too market was incllned 10 weakness. Read
ing, however, was an exception and moved up
about q point on London buying.
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Cv+iouvq Pco0lVprt

tho new Blood Purifier, internally 10 cleanse
tna blood of al impurities ana poisonous els-
mcnts and thus remove the caCsel, and tIfi-
ECRA. the great Ssin Cure, ana CUrICURA soar,
nm exquisite skin boauu1cr, externally TO clear
the skiu ami scalp, and restore u hair, cure
every disease and humcr OF the sam ana blood
from pimDIes - s~crOiull.
Sold everywhere. Price-CUTIcCaA, SOC. SOAP.
35c.; RESOLYENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG y CHEMICAL COHPJRATION. Boston.
sD-'How 10 Cure SKIN Diseases "a pages,
80 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials, mailed
frof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-12

LOi SALE.
l. 100000 Old BRICKS. cheap.
100000 NEW BRICKS.
Apply at onice baltimore Brick Company,
1920b east Main st,cet. NH I2-lt'
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NE Ass01IATED BANTs sTArENENl

NEW YORK. March ll.-Neekly statement! n
tn Or .'rietaI hank: Reserve. decrease.
~ .359.GOl loans. decrease, ES.lAl 400: spe-
cie. decrease. sJ.4CO legal-teuders, do
c:casc. s'.''J.2uJ depoaite. d"'rcaso sl4,-
100000 circulation. d%ccro0sc. SO, 900.
The banks DOW h,ii S+.Gf5.215 10 excess of
the requirements Or tho % per cent. rule.
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Tuy WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy IN the morning with rain in the
afternoon and night. Rain was falling az
midnight.
Range Of the thermometer at the front.
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FOR SKIN DISEASES
Doctor Recommends CatiCura Because II
Has Never Failed 10 Give
Good Results.
Cured in 3 N0BthS, $alt-Rhrum Of a
Tears Standing Where all Other
Remedies Failed.

II gives mo pleasure To recommend Your CrrI-
CIKA REMEDIES 10 all VLO aro troubled with mo
various forms " skin Diseases and blood poison.
] huvc prescribed your tlTIrCEA on several uf-
casions, and 1t has mover failed 90 gigo good re-
suits. 4remcmher ot ono special case / had
whore an other remedies failed VI 1 tired
vour CUTICUBA REMEDIES. After using t,Ti'UkA,
CcrcIEA SOAP. Gnt CUTlCUBA lEsOLyFNf the
Iationt wns sound and wen. She Wa troubled
aith sait-rhoum. ami l1i becu n -Incror FOR
ever twenty years. Aftcr hegtnnu s the use OK
CtrfCrEA REMEDIES She Was cure. sound aud
well "a tureo months. pR. VI. h. JtNhINS,
23S Houston street, Atlanta, Ga