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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
LIFE SECRETS.

Don't worry.
Don't hurry. "Too swift arrives as tardy as
too SLOW"
"SimpNfyl7 simplify" "simplifyl'
Don't overeat. Don't starve. Let your mo-
Iteration be known 20 all men,"
Court the fresh air day and night. "Oh, II
you knew what was IN the air.
Sleep and rest abundantly. Sleep Ia natures
benedicti0n.
Spend less nervous energy each day than you
make
Re cheerful. "a light heart lives long
Think only healthful thoughts. AS man
thinketh in his heart, so is he"
Avoid passion and excitement A moments
anger may be fatal
Associate with healthy people. Health is con-
tagious as we'll as disease.
Don't carry the whole world on your shout
ders, far less the universe. Trust the Eternal
Watch the FIRST signs of a coming cold. Nine
tenths Of all diseases start with q cold.
IT, at any time you feel chilly, II you sneeze. II
you have cold hands or feet, II your head seems
heavy or aches take at once the best and pures;
stimulant you can secure. There are many that
are claimed % be good stimulants. but there Is
only one that Il strictly reliable and possesses
the best qualities, aud that IL Dufys Pure Malt
Whisky.
This wnskey has made more friends by rea-
con OF what 1t has done for people than any other
preparation OF the present day. DO Nc, let your
druggist or grocer argue with you upon this sub
feet but insist upon having the purest and beet
which will aid you to solve LIES Secrets"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, March 9.-fioar easy and un-
changed southern -four easy; common 10 fair
extra. $40; choice, s3l5as4.25. Wheat
dull and weaker; No. 2 red. store and elevator,
TING; aioat, 77txr.; options active, heavy.
and s4alc. lower. No. red closing: March,
7Ja4c.; Nay 7a4c. Corn opened strong and
closed easier and faairly active: No. 2. 534sa
54c. in elevator; 54Aka54yc. afioat; uagraded
mixed, 5la54Isc; steamer mixed, 52}ta5+c
options opened firm and advanced 1SaIac. and
closed weak NJ 1zaasc. under yesterday; March,
53lsc.: April, S254e.; May. 5lhc. Oats frmer
and quiet; options opened lrmer and closed
weaker and fairly active; March, 3yc. May.
3siSc.; No. 9, 39a3gi.c.: No. p white. 43lsc ;
mixed western. 3ea4ic.: white, 42a4Sc. Beet
quiet and steady; extra mess, s9a3a.50. Beef
hams dull and easy nc sal. Tierced beei
steady and quiet: city extra India mess. slsa
$40. Cat-meats duil and easy; picked bellies,
lOAallc.; shoulders, 934c.; hams, i3@&nlae.
Middles quiet and weak: short-clear, ll'Ae.
Lard quiet and about steady: western
steam closed $12.s5; city. az. option
sales none refined quiet and easy: Continent,
slalO: south Amcrica. tl2.50; compound,
$40. Pork steady and quiet old mess $1,000
new mesa, $50; extra prime nominal. Cotton
seed oil duh and nominal: crude, o:c. bid; yel-
How 60c. asked. Petroleum quies ana steady.
Rosin quiet and nrm: strained, common 10
good. xI45asL47lss Turpentine ira and
au,et nj i5lsa36c. Rice ia fair demand and
firna' Molasses-t oreign nominsl; Nov Orleans,
open Kettle, good to choice. fairly active and
nrm at 30a3Sc. Peanuts IN fair demand end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Mean Temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March p.-Thero was a further
'diminution in the volume OF business Of the
Stock Exchange to-day. The dulness IL at
tributed almost entirely TO the uncertainty in
regard 10 the probable action Of secretsry-of-
the-Treasury Carlisle with reference 20 tho
1nsnces Of the government. While money was
easier and there ia little likelihood Of gold ex-
ports operators don't feel inclined to 90 ahead
until they obtain a clearer idea Of tho gold and
silver question: Definite information from
Washington il awaited with no little anxiety.
TIE INDUsTRIAIs.
The only important fluctuations OF the day,
outside of New England, were ia the Industrial
group. which we're heavy In consequence OF
liquidation. There were a number of stop orders
In these stocks, the execution OF which ecce.e-
rated the downward movement American To-
bacco declined IA. 60 %: National Lead pre-
ferred d, to 80; tho common 3li. 20 30; Amerf-
can sugar 3, to 11Sls, and the others " TO II
per cent.
New England after selling down about a
POINT 10 24aa, rose TO 269t. anu cloeed at 20.
Reading touched 22's. the lowest price yet, but
afterwards recovered l per cent. The remain
der Of the lst ruled on lower range I'm the early
trading, but subsequently improved. Among
the lOw-priced stocks Louisville, New Albany,
aud Chicago fell 10 "a and later rose 10 "a
There was some selling Of Lead during the Jey
on Reports tnht tne phNUlents VI tho uNibcsu5
on the common stock would be eniolned.
CLOSE BARELY STEADY.
The market closed barely steady in tone.
sales-Listed. 100000: unlisteds sl,O 900.
MONEY AND ExcHASE.
Money on call easier, ranging from & % 2: last
loan nj 3, closing offered at 3. Prime morcan-
tile paper, per cont.
sterling exchange arm. with actual business
IN bankers bills a. sf.o0Aa-is019 ana stoI
for sixty-d4y, and s4.S7as4 SIZE for demand.
Posted rates. s4.s6as4.SS; commercial bills,
81. S6aei.S6f,.
Government bonds steady. State bonds duh.
Railroad bonds quiet and lower. Railroad bonds,
indeed. were especially weak.
Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, s12,124,OOO
currency, 1923, 707, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Opinions Handed Down In Number oil
Gases Yesterday.

In the Supreme Court of Appeals yester-
day opinions were handed down III t"e
following cases: ox
Weils against Sswell Point Guono Company.
From Circuit Court Of Norfolk city. Anirineu'
Judge Lewis delivering opinion
Smith hy &c, against MasOns eNecutOi'
From Circuit Court OF Alexandria city. Anrfheu'
Judge Lacy delivering opinion. ,. e-.. .,
Brown against Pollard. From Circ1it Coort on
Roanoke county. Affirmed, Judge FauntleIoJ
delivering opinion. oil. ,.s,,,, 90
Nottoway comfy. Reversed, Judge Lewis ue-
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
againg, sutherland. From the Circuit court oi
Russell county. Alarmed, Judge Lewis denver
NJ. /. T. Davis & Co. against Bonney and as
From the Circuit Court o. Norfolk city. Allrh-
oil. Judge Lewis delivering opinion. -
Blakey and ais against Morris aud as. From
the Circuit Court Of Greene county. AIfneu'
Judge Lewis delivering opinion. 49,
snodgrass against Commonwealth Pe'i'ion
20 rchear filed.
Gooie & Co against Georgia Home Insurance
Cornpany. supersedeas awarded 10 Judgment
Of Circuit Court Of Fuuquicr county rendere1 Al
April term, 1872. ,..or,,
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
against K. A. Patterson Tobacco Company.
Supersedcas awarded 20 Judgment OF the tlr-
cut Court OF the city OF Richmond on February
Ii, 1888 -
George Campbell & Co. against George Angus
4 co. Cause reinsiated on docket.
The case OF Trowhri1ges administrator
against Danville Street-Car Company was llr-
Their argued by Judge Berryman Green for pam
I'm I'm error and l.. &. Berkeley Jr., for defend
ant IN error. aud submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Wanted for the
New CITY Hall

There was called meeting of the Coun-
Gil Committee on Grounds and Buildings
in the City Engineers Office yesterday eve
ming. Those present were: Messrs. Tay-
ior chairman. Tanner, Curtis, Turpin.
Epps, and Noble. The usual bills and
pay-rolls were ordered to be paid and the
committee, on motion of Mr.. Turpin, re-
auested the Council to direct the Finance
Committee to borrow 5000. pending the
sale of the 100000 of bonds ordered to be
issued on account of the new City Hall.
This money is needed at once TO carry on
the work upon the hall.
Colonel Cutshaw was not present at the
meeting and his estimate of the needs OF
the Grounds and Buildings Department
was not submitted for action.
The Committee on Health held q short
session in the Council chamber last eve
ming, Messrs. Reeve chairman, DAVIS,
King. Grimes, and Moore, and DIR. Open
himer being present. Pay-rolls and bills
were approved and some other important
routine business transacted.
A subcommittee of two was appointed
to negotiate with Mr.. G. T.. Richards. ex.
city garbage collector, tor the purchase OF
four Of his garbage-carts at a cost not to
exceed 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


MARCH n.-Priyate sales to-day: smokers,
ID: darks. 1i-total "a hogsheads
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes,
sI.I27.s4 tobacco s3,200.7U total, 81
4lS.0O,
DARK loose sales: At shOckOe Warehouse
2,o45 pounds. highest S5.70; a. Crenshav 8
Warehouse. 5000 posnds, and 3 10 highest.
Among the prominent planters selling darn
tobacco al CrcnshaN's to-day were Mr.. L. q.
Harris, who ATTAINED such prices "a In 5}i
IOI4. and To-, the latter being the highest prizes
OF the season.; Mr. II. j. Bradshaw, > and &C.
while several others obtained equally as good
prices
some very dine crops were offered al both
Shelburnes Warehouse and Davis Gregory =
Mr. V. Hobgood obtalned az tie former place
1925, 1925, S1325, t1f.25, go, az, s3I
So, $50. and s66. Mr. w. II. Moore sold al
Davis q Gregory for sl0, 80, $50. $50, ti0
$40, S47, S54, $50, and $50, and average o.
sS345. Mr. n. A. Eaton sold al Same plecc foi
s32, s26, s25, s3s, $40. $50, $40, $50, 80
s3O s43, sls, S2l, 1910, s21, $40. and $50
Both bright and dark sales to-day showed grca
Improvement In quality. with about the usua
quantity Osered. Good sales all around arr
looked for tomorrow. Wagons are coming II
freely.
Private sales we're extremely light to-day ant
unworthy Of comment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
JUST LOOK

at our stock of Clothing. Looks, like
people, differ. Some looks are ugly
Others are pleasing and attractive. The
looks of our New Suits are elegant,
handsome, and inviting that's why the
looks of all our customers indicate de
light and satisfaction. 1t costs nothing
to look. The cost will come in when
Won don't look, for in that case you'll
pay more for an inferior suit, and then
a peep in the mirror will show you looks
of disgust Don't make yourself look
dsgusted, but come and make yourself
look pleased, well dressed, and comfort
able in one of our attractive Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
HE HAD EIGHT CHICKENS.
Aud lie Goes to the Grand Jury-The
BOYS We're Fined.

Yesterday was the dullest day of the
wear I'M Il T. Police Court. There were only
three cases on the regular docket. John
Lee. John Wcrth. and Charles aud William
Phaup. the lttlc white boys charged with
fresua-vng upon the promises OF the new
jefferson Hotel and damaging the pipes
and ohaudeAer-6xiuTes IN the old Ander-
son home, were tined - each. MAJOR GIN
ter ord not appear egalnst them.
George laviOr (cOl0redl was sent 10 the
grand Jury of the Hastings Court tor steal
no eight cmckcus belonging to q. H..
Harper. SIR Harper resides on north
Eighth street and the fowls were taken
from his heu-hOu-e on " ednesdly night.
Officer tnegeu saw the tthet coming along
vitha bag containing something, and when
the policeman was observed the negro
dropped ms burden and ran. The oihcer.
assisted b. Policemen Shinberger ana
Sowcll. gave chase and captured the tle'-
ing man. The chickens We're picked aud
clcanediu be ward where they were stolen.
iavlor was also sent 20 jan Tor twelve
months m default Oi soc security. a. a
suspicion, character.
Amanda Duncan tcoloredl. charged with
tie larceny of 80 belonging 10 Kate
i3rauch. was discharged, there beng no
evidence against her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

BURTON. Died. NJ hs home. Chats
worth, Greene county. Va. on March 2,
1898. DIR. MAY BURTON.
He leaves wife and three children.
New York and Fredericksburg papers
please copy.
JORDAN.-Dod. at the residence Of her
son-in-law. 4. &. Bethel. Az south Pho
street. March 8, 1898. Mrs. SARAH JOk-
DAN: aged o. years.
Funeral will take place from Pine-Street
Baptist church FRIDAY, March 10th. at
o'clock.
TURNER.-Died. at his home. IN Ban
over county. ut 1880 O'clock A. ~, on the
9Th day Of March. 1893. HENRY u. TUR-
NER; aged ~ years.
WISE. Died. at her home. IN Bucklng-
ham county. Va. February 10. 1898. Mr..
BETTE GLOVER WISE. relict Of VIII
liam &. Wise. in the Cist wear Of her sse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
THE PANAMA TRIAL.
BAIHAUT BREAKS DOWN WHILE BE-
ING lNTERRoGATED.
He Acknowledges Guilt, ard Says He
Does Not Understand How He Could
Have Fallen SO Low.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dspatch-l
PARIS. March 9.-Interest in the Panama
trial Is increasing and the greatest curiosity
is shown as TO the coming developments.
IL IL reported that the frankness with
which Charles de Lesseps told his story
yesterday has caused surprise and some
| CONSERVATION in certain high circles. and
that considerable anxiety has been felt in
the same quarters as to subsequent testi-
mony.
Marius Fontane was the first witness.
He was a member of the board OF manage
ment Of the Panama Canal Company at
the time the transactions with Bainaut
| occurred. lie described the visit Of Nj.
Blondin. who assured the board that NJ.
Baihaut would introduce bill authorizing
the lottery bonds if the Panama Canal
Company would make substantial pecu-
mary sacrifice and that the money would
be used TO procure publicity for the
scheme.
Then followed the great sensation of the
dny. Baihaut was called upon To answer
lnterrOgatOries, the presiding Judge al
| dressing the questions to the accused.
He showed a disposition at first To throw
| the blame upon BlOndin, who had acted
as the go-between IN the negotiations
| Baihaut SAID " | acted at the Instigation
| of BlOndin. to whom | gave 1900 francs.
| have wished TO restore the money re-
ceived, but feared thereby to accuse my
self
THE DAYS SENSATION.
Up 70 this moment Baihaut bad spoken
clearly and with apparent selt-control.
| Now he broke down and with pitiful eX-
| preston Of sorrow and despair exclaimed
| i'm % broken voice Ia the knowledge of
having been led astray | am guilty. Ny
words express the grief and repentance |
feel. do rot yet understand how | could
have fallen 80 low. | ask the pardon of
my country, whose good name have per-
| haps sullied.'
As soon as Baihaut regained his self
control he said: Il submit IN advance to
any sentence which the Court may pass
| OIL me.n
Blondn was questioned by the pre-
siding Judge as to how he came 20 act as
| intermediary between the Panama Canal
Company and Baihaut. aud as 10 the de-
manl for money. He acknowledged that
| he received 1890 francs for his services IN
| arranging matters between the Minister
| and the directors.
Later Baihaut was recalled and cross-ex-
! amincd by counsel for the Panama credit
ors. and he stated again that VI. Blondin
had obtained commission on the transac-
tior between him and DE Lesseps. In the
midst OF Baihaut's statement FOntane
| sprang To his feet and shouted: hat
| statement l. q tissue Of falsehoOds The
| witness has not spoken word of truth. .
! Turning upon his accuser VI. Balhaut said
| slowly d" ! affirm that what have said Is
tine exact truth, and nothing but the
| truth -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
PLACED TARo' RICHMOND BANKERS
The Entire issue cf south Carolina's az
Per Cent. Rouds Disposed Of

The syndicate formed bv Messrs. H. A.
Lancaster & Co.. OF New York, and John
4. Williams x Sons. Of Richmond, which
has had IN hand the negotiation oI the
State OF South Carolina, has just closed
with Governor Tiilman for this entire issue
Of bonds.
The syndicate bought several millions
OF the issue a few weeks ago aud took an
option ON the balance, when they nave
now exercised.
The syndicate ircludcs besides the bank
ers frat mentioned other leading bankers
IN Baltimore. Philadelphia, Boston, and
New York, and the Baltimore trust ana
Guarantee Company is rs fiscal agency,
THIS is one OF the largest. II not the
mond bankers. and Is q good indication Of
RIchmoua's growing importance Us q
financial centre and of the enterprise OF
her people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
New Clue. Against Nicholas.

The case Of Philip Y. Nicholas, Who IL charged
with the murder % James Mills and Judson
Wilkinson. will come up for trial before ms
Uenriro County Court next Monday. Common
wealth f. Attorney sands, who viii represent me
rrose,,lrion has been carefully investigating
the circumstances connected with the drowning
II the two men, anl seems confident that he "ill
he able % convict the Pm oner. lie sai yesief-
dny in conversation with representative 81 the
DISPATCH thet he mad recently obtained several
important clues. which be could not NJ present
divulge. ABOUT fortJ-lve Witnesses have been
summoned 30 testify on behalf OF tie tomInuh-
wealth. Judge r. {. Minor Will preside IN the
case. and SIR. y. G.. Richardson will represent
r., 4rrul.d ~ Counsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

vice. aud not subject 20 the interrupt
tons TO which elevators run by electric
will be heated by steam. in addition TO
fire.pIaces in some OF the offices. Combi-
nation fixtures tor gas and electric light
will be in all the Offices: water-closets.
lavaiorios. and lanltors' closets will be on
every floor a nail-chute from the top TO
the main floor. and news. and cigar-
stand and a barber-shop will probably
als0 be in the building.
Tho offices will be heated. lighted. and
served by the janitors of the building. so
that the only expenses 10 tenants on the
upper floors will be the rent charged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
wORLD's-FAla MATTERS.
Contributions Received-A Pythian Com
mittee Appointed.

Sia'e-Senator b. n. Hatcher, of Franklin
CONT, has sent Colonel Buford - for the
World s-Falr fund. Senator Hatcher SAYS
that he voted against making larger
state appropriation. but Is glad to con
tribute his mite. Halifax county sent yes
terlay 500 for the fund.
Miss Mile Owens, OF indianapolis,
writes 10 the board that she was born IN
Richmond. Is the queen OF long-halred
women" and would ike to EXHIBIT her
Lair IN Tho Virginia building az Chicago:
The board replied that they would be glad
TO see her 10 The building, but did not pro
poe to run a side-show az the exposition
The following World's-Fnr Pythlan ~
cursion Committee has been appointed; i.
G.. Morton chairman. 1. i. Courtney, l.
n. Nirnelsou OF Portsmouth, Dr.. a. H.
Pennel Of Leesburg, and Judge Lyman
Chalkley Of COvlngtcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
[su,W&Fl
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ., 1898.


Steamer Pentz. Norfolk, merchandise and
sengers; lryn Weisiger, agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

When you use your muscles and nerves ana
other organs OF the body, he said, you strengthen
them all. He drew CONTRAST Detween w" ~. ~,
dtion Of man who exorc sed and one who dii not,
and emphaszsd the proposition that gyInnas.,s,
work shouli be- nj first gentle aud repeater
often. The lecturer then laid down eeuain
rules 20 be observed In e1er'1siug uepts,a,.1
Tho use Of cigarettes and ice-vater, and pointea
out the delcterious ene.ts OF rushing into gym
nas,Ic exercise with more real than knowledge,
and OF attempting IN the beginning ieats 'n na
said: {" lei II be borne 10 mind that gyrnnsstics
are hut the means which experience has mue CIV
are heat adapted 10 the strengthening OF INC
body for the purpose OF training and strens'u-
ening the mlnd.Hr' ,,,,,,o-
After Inc lecture the class gave an exhibition
which was greatly enjoyed by the spectators
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
| Talk Of Line to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Other Items.

1aih OF n LINZ 10 hiuipNhihH-h ci SpiieA
and Other I'ems.
While the matter or electric railways Is
agitatlng the uublic mind the question -
asked, Would It not pay 10 run an electric
line between this city and Midlothian
Many yeais ago there was a road between
these points known a the Coal.Cer
railroad" The bed of this old road Is
along the Midlothian turnpike, and tho
cost Of putting II IN condition would not
be great. Midlothian l. quite large VII
lage aud the country Is thickly populated
all along the pike. The distance j. about
twelve mics. and it Is believed the line
would pay well.
The residents and uropertv-ownersa along
Hull street below Fifteenth are clamOring
for the repaying of the stree. which Is III
very bad condition.
The fertilzinG establishment Just started
near Johuson's lron-Worhs. IN this city,
already gives employment to thlrty-fye
hands. 1t - expected that the force Will
be increased this spring.
Ii Is expected that the new almshouse,
for which money was recently appropri-
ated by the City Council, Will be erected
this summer.
IEESOVAL MENTION.
Colonel T. NJ. f. 1alcott and Mr.. George
II. Jewett were in Manchester yesterday
morning on business in connection with
the proposed electric road 10 Petersburg.
Mr.. Miles DuNal Of Centralia, IL can
didate for the district-attOrneyship OF the
Eastern District. lie has received n
lengthy list OF names of people endorsing
him.
Dir. Thomas R. Chappell, Of Granite, was
in the city Wednesday afternoon.
CIty-Engineer Llpscomb was engaged
Wednesday afternoon IN doing some sur
veying IN SwausborO'.
Professor Edgar Justis had rehearsal
OF his chorus last night at the Masonic
Temple.
Bishop Randolph will administer the
rite of confirmation at Meade-Memorlal
church the latter part Of the month.
Nh W. /. Moody has nearly completed
a large barn al his country-plecc and Will
soon begin work upon a handsome resi-
dcnce.
The usual lenten services were held IN
Meade Memorial church yesterday after
noon.
Dir. Joseph Middendorf has Just opened
a quarry on his farm, near the Belt Line.
The Street Committee had meeting
ia It night and disposed OF good deal OF
routine business. The Council meets to-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

Arm. Conse--options steady, closing du, ana
0 points down; March. eI7.3oaSI 7.3s: NJ,
$3.50; sspsember. sI6.45; October, sfo.3y..
spot RIO dull and easy: No. Z, i7J.sIse
Sugar Raw dull but steady; refined onles ana
unchanged. Frcignts 70 Liverpool duh aas
weak; cotton. SID: srsip. il9d. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March S-Poreboiings that thu
wheat on hand would be bearsh csuset a a.
cline of nearly cent to-day In TOO pr.oe OF IN,
cereal. Corn was strong until whea, began IN
drop; 10 then weakened and ciosei SC Ioyer
than on tho day before. 0ets closed yeak AMI
sSalsc. lower. Provisions wore dun and cloaef
with losses Of INC. In pork and lard and W.. In
ribs.
Cash quotations: Flour auie. AMI barely
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. 72j7a73c. NJ. corn.
4lc. No 2 oats, 3vs&c Pork. si7.95asi7 .s5I.'
Lard. s12.65asi2.oO. short-rbs. slO25a
sl0.37tx. Dry-saited shoulders, sa.7Jssa ~ Y.
Short-clear sides. si0.70atiQ75. Whlrsey
filT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

Tonight at the Grace-Sireet Presbyterian
church Captain John CussOns, Of Glen Allen.
will deliver a lecture ON Life Among the In
dieus." The lecture will be under the auspices
OF the Young Peoples Society OF Christian tn-
deaVor OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

The following were The cases tried III inc
Hastings Court yesterday:
Daniel Mum. charged with entering the ho1se
Of NJ. y \. Randolph and stealing an over
coat was sent 20 jail for nine months.
harred with breaking and entering ear 81 the
R,chmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac kaii-
roed Company, was sent TO jail for twelve
months. 800 ,
.Tohn Young charged with Burglary, was sent
% the peni;eutiary for five years.
Henry johnson, charged with petit larceny
Wa sent 10 j.il for three months.
". n0nnally. charged With carrying concehlel
wen nom. WA fined 500.