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state of thermometer:
Mean temperature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nf,W Y Okh = AON r MANN
NEW YORK, March 2j.-The STOCK
market was irregular to-day, but ousl-
ness was on a smaller scale the trans
actions amounting 10 23l56 shares'
against 1885, 500 yesterday. There were
moderate realizations In stocks which
have scored material gains since the hfst
part of March. commission houses ~
wau as London firms being sellers.
The strength Of sterling exchange save
the professional operators who nave ZEN
fighting the rise chance TO tank auoUl
gold exports. Ii is proper TO ahl ON't
In the best informed circles " Is ho'
admitted that gold shipments are HN'F
At present. Furthermore the D4hher7
credited with representing the synIica'e
continue to supply bilis t aseotGlHS ~, re ~
mitter's wants. Rates, h)WeNe'' GU gu
Tho best figures Of the year. ,...,R,
The early decline was equal 20 a. =
npi cent. Susquehannah anu Western
preferred. being the creates Sl',,,rc
TIM. anthracite coalers were the l'a'Llc
in The late trading. Reading WAS the
epeclaI card advancing on heaNE ud" ~
actions 10 II. The bones no.tt ~ -
to ~, per cent. The rise In m" STOCK
,vas based on vague rumors or amer
lila buylnc. and that the attmpt Oh lN'
Junior securities 10 intervene III IRE ~ ,oi -
closure suit might result IN p' ,h.,t . ,u
the stock. Il was also reported tnat me
presidents on Thursday VIII agree l"
1--WE the Reading an Increased p-Icth,
ans In the matter OF allotmeuis. Jt'.ey
Central nrst htoke ~ 90 p. 's IA Hu1,cn
fcu In t27i. and recovered TO- l-S;
i.arl-1wanna opened AZ ~ biF anu re-
rcvarsd 10 iG3LNi62i4. Hooking Vail y
after risir~ 10 z.ts. ieil 10 49, ana ra'-
~? Sugar "a ranged between lQoHaidl9. o,nni
loft on al io0',. The advance IN me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Nc,,. of the City-nan Courts.

Arrument was finished in the Law ana
Vanity Court yesterday morning in the
case of Eaughman's admin str1tor AGAINST
the city of Richmond. and The jury Ie-
Turned a verdict for The defendant. The
action was for $500 laragca
Suit was brought !n THIS tribunal yes
tcrlav by y ". Bowe aGaingt Frank y.
IunGley. action Of debt for $50.
ia the city Circuit Court YESTERDAY an
attachment was sued ont By ETnstcll'
Woif a o.. ayalna, the STANDARD Under
vc.r Comi1ny for $Ll0i.12. \ suit was also
Instituted in tnis cour, by l.. II. Garclne
arainst 4. l.. Thurston and ". {. smith
d4f"ares. yf@02L +,
N, Cbaucery Court as executor o. Henry
Kuhn. ana Susan y. Skipwi,h qualified
20 admlnlstrgtrx q the estate OF Gray
ShiiNItn. ,..
yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
A NEW FUSION ACT.
1T PREVENTS TIE BORROWING OF
MONEY ny PERSONS IN DEBT.
RcGuisitfOn for n Northampton
County Murdercr-A Serious Error
I'm the "scoIpers'" BiIl-RaIeigh's
Democratic Primaries.

RALEIGH. N. c.. March 2s-(Spscial.)
Yesterday afternoon, in going over tho
Journal Of the Legislature, an act was
found which is one OF the most serious
that could have been passed touching the
prosperity OF the State. It is o diaboli-
cally ruinous bill that prevents any debts
being preferred by mortgage or other
wise, and prevents the borrowing OF
money on a mortgage on real estate or
crops by persons in debt to parties other
than the original lender. II was ratified
March i2. 1895.
Governor Carr yesterday made requi-
sition on the Governor of Pennsylvania
for one Walter Johnson, who. in 1880,
murdered Warren Davis in Northampton
county. johnson Gej and Governor
Fowle offered 500 reward for his cap
ture. Nothing has been heard Of him
since until his recent capture in Pennsyl-
yania.
Mr.. Jennings Pemberton did ut his
home, IN Fayetteville Sunday night
That there will be a canning factory
started here in the near future Is an as
sured fact. This idea has b. n urged for
rome time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
ro M MARRIED TODAY.
80, g., ,>od.fn.- of Miss Grccnwaid
ia ucr Derliu Cousin

=, Rcrl.n. Germany. to-day the Official
.i,~. ~ Mifs rettic Greenwald OF
richmond. 90 sir. Alfred Greenwold' her
r,r..n. OF the nrst-named city, VIII take
,t... Tho wedding. by jewish rabbis.
i' .cc,ir ne tho home Of the groom )
Ets.. Nartz GrCcnwald, in Noflin, on
'.''i., u,xt. II WIN be quite an inter
...,'r.- cyarf in Hebrew society In the
German c7pitaL
7,-r rrir--ciect is the daughter OF Mr..
>r+n ,ir,.uwem. promincIt merchant
~. tblr city. whose place Of business i7
y, 1.- east Main street She went
ai9asi aei september. and tho marriage
would have taken place sooner hIt tne
l.9s 90 that country provided that pom
t,rfi.s 90 matrimonial contract must
hry, uy,1 there Tor six months. Hence
he delay.
Tie ArooW.cloct Is now associated win
q large baikiag Institution in Berlln
but VIII shortly crrsg, I'm che mercantile
bushes, - that city fo~ himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
rETERsBURG's BasE-DALL TEAM.
No Eoasiinc; or No ,neasincss Fcit
About Them-Stenmcr N"t01.

PETERSBURG. VA, March 2G.-(Spe-
c'alD-While Petersburg has not uoI-
much in the way OF Boosting over It's
new baseball team. ii may be- said that
IN team numbers some hrst-class players
among its membership. ana the public do
not feel uneasy about the rank the club
viii occupy in the State League. Those
Of the players who have arrived are
Packard, Of Iowa. Thomas. Hayden, ana
" II. Of Washington; Perry. Of In
dianapois; sanford. of New York; Free
man. of Baltimore. and Champ!n. OF
Pennsylvania. The others Will 1eoort
later. Il was said that a crack left-ieider
from Ohio had been secured. The boys
are busy practicing 10 beat the Philadi-
phia club ON the 81 of April.
The steamer Mccall, owned in this CITY,
VIII he so q at auction in Norfolk tO-mor-
row, where for some weeks she has been
tied up for ltd II Is prohabla that she
may be bougi; by Petersburg parties. ana
placed again on the old route between
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Pug.ilstic weldon Negroes.

WELDON. \. G., March 2f.-(SpeciaD
Two co.0red railroad hanls cngag d in q
pugilistic encounter heie this morning.
CoGpl.ng-pius and railroad-spikes were
freely used. The hclligerents have been
ballci for their appearance at the next
term Of the Superior Court
Mss Hennie Capen. of Rocky Mount.
IS visiting relatives here.
Mr.. spiars. 81 Reans. Va. ia here
o. "a Wit 90 r~i1tive9
Mr.. T. G. Harrison made trip to
R'cnmO.! y,sIeIday:
Roblnson's family at Gollsboro' this
wee.
% Nr. \. y. Mates. formerly Of Hamp-
ton. Va. is in BERTHE county this week
on business.
Miss O. II whitaker. OF oxford. was
her. today in the interest OF the Or
phans' Friend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. John r. Charleton has just return
ed from visit TO Petersburg.
Miss Lottie Shields, of No. Ill cast
Lcigh street left yesterday morning for
Baltimore.
Mrs. Frederick Pu,zer is quite sick
at her residence, cedar llllL' in Faif-
field, HeuricO county.
Mrs. James Morrissey Is in Washing
ton attending the funeral or her bio'hei-
in-iaw. Air. John Fcsan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley 5. Johnson are
guests Of Or. and Mrs. George bch'
Johnston. s0l east Grace street.
air. and Mrs. Phillip Gibson and Miss
Emma Nctherland, who have been IN
Florida since January. are expected 10
return next week.
Miss Kate Cheatham, Of ,7oS west
Grace. VINO met with an accident last
Thursday, IS more seriously nurt than
was AT nrst supposed.
Professor II. II. Harris. Of Richmond
College. IL delivering a course OF lectures
on "FOreizn Missions" at the Southern
Theological Seminary.
The members Of the Woman's Mission
airy Society OF Broad-Street Methodist
church will meet IN the lecture-roOm or
the church this afternoon at $40 O'CLOCK.
Professor George Stephens. Jr.. Of this
city. has been .cted Professor OF Ele.,
M ntary Science in the st. Paul Normal
aud Industrial School. al Lawrenceyiile,
Va.
Miss Ruth Fuller. Of 1917 east Main
street, who has been suffering from
severe attack Of grip. is much inn
proved and VIII resume her school In a
Jew days.
The Bennett Stables on west Broad
street were sold Monday by Chewing q
Rose. Mr.. j. ". Allison was the pur-
chaser OF the real estate. for $il700, ana
MIR. ). X. DickeTson bought the personal
pfoperty. at s6.o2j. The sale has to be
confined by the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
rho ..ynrmont" Homestead Burned.

Mrs. william ". Iandir1mn, and Mrs.
Ter v.s-cr,lay Of the burning of their ola
home. In King William county. the
,i,ca known as Vermont" is situated
On he Mattaponi river five miles above
Ayletts, ana has been In the fanny !Gi
c,..ral generations. The building which
Was an ciI-ioshioned brick manor house
OF two and Il half stories, was complete
~ destroyed Family portraits. ials
library az several hundred volumes, iur'
rit,,rG clotiing. aud almost everything.
won't uu in the big blaze. Hon. Robert
= Eylanl stepfather Of Mrs. Iandrum,
,ainabie uluere. There was no insurance
on either house or furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27

Oh. 80. PORK. s1S eossi s7,s. Lard Ss.ss;
Hlbs. as 30 ts6.20. sbcuiders S5.1Sa15.3<3fp
MICS. "a, 30asS.35. wniss sr sf16.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Property Transfers.

Richmond: L. Z. Morris and wife 10
Caroiin- Kohle. - feet on Ashland
street northwest corner Randolph. 500;
W. L. and @. l.. Parrish 10 J. II. Inger
certain personal property in house No.
l721 east Main street. 80.
Henrico: Jacob BankEs trustee 10
Cemetery. $780, Frank l.. Enroughty' )
trustee to Major s. Alexander, 1914 acres
on James river. $50; George Hermann
10 joseph W. Henry. % acres four mile.
below Richmond. $50; John f.. WhitoW
and wife 10 George Hermann, 81 acres
four miles below Richmond, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
POLITICS ~ AccoMAC COUNTY.
Lively Contcsts for the Common
xycoItI's httorneyshfp, Sc.


oNANCoCK. VA. March 26.-(speciai)
The March term of Accomac County
Court began yesterday. Judge John W.
Gilet presiding. As usual, on the first
day OF March court no important busi-
ness was transacted by the court From
time mmemorial this has been the day
for The display OF line horses. The horses
here Yesterday were not up 10 the usual
standard. but the numerous candidates
for the county offices to be filled at tho
May elections kent the people engaged
and made them FORGET for the time belne
that the display Of stations was not
what IT has heretofore been on Marcn
court-days.
About noon the Democrats held mass
meeting and adopted a plan for holding
a primary election On the 9th OF April
10 nominate candidates for county Offices.
While there are rival candidates for
every Office to be filled except that or
monwealth's Attorney Is arouslng most
interest. The candidates for this posi-
ton are James Fletcher. Jr, the present
incumbent. and Benjamin T. Gunter, Jr.
Both are young gentlemen of excellent
ability, and both have hosts Of warm
friends. they have taken the stump.
and have had joint discussions at seve>
raj places In the county.
ANOTHER CONTEST.
Next in interest is the contest for COM
:
county elects two-one for ST. George
Parish. and the other for Accomac
Parish. We believe that Of all the coun-
ties in Virginia Accomac IL the. onE
one that retains the ancient division ot
the parish for political as ~cll as fof
religious purposes. Persons who watch
ed the movements II the candid tlF
yesterday declare that the approachinf
election for county Offices promises q b.
the most spirited and interesting ever
seen here.
The Board Of Supervisors for this couE-
ty have sOlemnly resolved 10 give TIE
people better roads IN the future. The
have just purcha ae1 three improved rc9r
machines, eighteen mules, and other ne
cessary appliances. and will begin wnr
as soon "a the weather win permit L.
der the direction Of a sklful road-build1
the public highways In this county comic
soon he made the best I'm Virginia, and
that. too. at comparatively small cost
Heretofore much of the work done On
than good. Captain Orris Browne. who
now resides near Cape Charles. began
years ago the agitation Of the question
Of better roads In 'his county. He ad-
vocated the very policy which the su,
pervisors have Just adopted. The good
seed he then sOwed Is row about 10
yield a gladdening harvest.
DISAPPEARED.
The Sanctlned Band OF Chincotoague
Island has almost entirely disappeared
from that place. The rlngleaders, who
were fined and sentenced to imprson-
ment last fan in AccOmac County Cour',
and who subsequently, were released on
bail pending the proceedings for new
trial. left some time before Christmas
ana planted a colony at or near Eliza,
beth City. y. c. Thither other members
Of the gang have gone. till only a few
now remain. Soon they. too, will be
gone. and then the good people OF Chin
coteaqun will breathe more freely.
Farmers are haTi at work getting their
land ready, and planting carly truck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Academy of Medicine.

At the regular meeting of the Ac9de.
NV Of Medicine end Surgery held last
night in theIr rooms at the Young Mems
Christian Association Or. Mark ". ieH-
Ming. read a paper on Immunity or
Tr5tcction From infectious. DISEASES ,,
". was followed in discussion by l2r9'
Hugh NJ Taylor. Gordon, Henson f-d-
wards and Parker go,
The "Antitoxin Treatment. of DiPhthe-
ria came in for share o. the discus
sion. Cases were reported by DrS. VIZ
riuius Harrison and " w. Parker.
The increased attendance manifest-
the inter, It the fellows are taking IN
the academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27

wildly M BROAD street holIsrins r AZ '% os
tom OF lis voice. ana AZ the co,hei h
second be feu cfG his BICYCLE, when ~, ~
was sfres;cd by Policeman GARRISON ~
Vas DISCHARGED ~ 4, bar.
Alfonyo AMBROSE. rroori5tor OF on on
room. was Gned So and c2Sss i'' NJ was
niso sent ON 20 the g.and jury ,,,,,o Ale.
TSc small boys from the hooo e p,s
trictThifd ami Mein streetaWhv I s, lHst
! s. each FOR throwing stoI,w,s ;" md we're
S SbN T 81 G' wIis trcspsssine Inc properly
o OF Ms 'Su snaan T. oit 0nd breasns d do
t6e door % her h2n;ie o MTg So' as S0 the
no, identify any spycS :" ,h r"y were discharged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Trc manufactures. Meeting,

Evangelist Pratt preached to a larc,
CONGREGATION at Nenable-Srreet church
last night. and much interest was mani
tested In The services. Tn. meetings
are hell under the auspices Of the Rail-
road Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association and the Milwaukee
evangelist mas been particularly succe 3
ful in this special line OF work. lie has
lust closed "a very successful meeting at
Leader Hail. in Manchester and at ths
solicitation Of MIR G. W. Curran. rail-
road secretary. consented to remain and
help IN the Ncnable-street meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
They Adopt MitchclI's Resolutions.

MITCHELL hel largely meeting
i nlt'' nish t. at the second African Bap,
H., church for tn purpose Of expressing
their disapproval Of ". w. Brow ,re, 5
,ooh's course in visiting the Executive
Mansion win the Massachusetts com
mittes. If which the latter was a mem,
her. After long speeches b% Ntcncii
and Rev. Evans Payne q preamble ana
ST OF resolutions that had been pre-
pared by Mitchell were reported by a
committee and adopted. These. OF course,
endorse the man in whose behah they
were drafted, ard condemn Browne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAscn 20, 1898
tBy telegraphl
ARNIxrD
DEATHS.

BAHEN. Died. In Washington. y. 9,
March o. 1885. at 1916 J.. NJ, HEOK1t
ID. BAHEN, eldest son Of James AMI
Maggie Bahen; aged u years
Funeral notice viii be announced later
UOPPE.-Died, at the residence of biz
parents. ~ north Fifth street ~ pneu-
monla. HENRY HILTON. youngest sou
OF Bertha and Henry a. Hoppe.
Not now, but In the coming years
IL may be In the better land.
wen read the meaning q our tears
And then. some time. Wen un3'IfiAht'
His funeral Will take place On WIZ
NEsDAY AFTERNOON at 'oci',N . i'o.n
- second Baptist church. corner SAib
and Main streets. The friends Of M
parents and those Of his giandpafenIi.,
Theodore Hoppe and Ryiani a. N'f'.'
are respectfully invited u atithH'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
G.ogrnnhicaI end Historical society.

ing. OF the Geographical and Historical
society Of Eichm md College wae well
ATTENDED. notvithsiandine III g1-'" -
baseball on the college grounds. George
Rogers Clarkc's Expedition Wa ,.it
subject Of very vivid and interesting
paper by Mr.. J. Sallade OF FrodercHs'
burg.
The Committee on Hlstorical-Day r."
ported that ARRANGEMENTS are pens
made Indicating a pleasant trip 10 York
town via west Point This trip allow,
three or four hours stay AT yorktown.
and viii combine the pleasures or IA j.
lgLtful views Of some historic ground.
Some very entertaining remarks were
made by Profe ssOr BOatwrigh, at tho
close Of the meeting, referring p2rilcu-
larly to the North American Indians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
puJdIers Return TO work.

one hundred puddlers. who had been
work on Belle Isle yesterday. IT Is
Thought these mon viii be given steac,
employment until about July lst. when
a SUSPENSION Of couple OF weeks VIII
ur0hablv occur. After This it Is believed.
The pudalers win be kept steadily en-
gagged the remainder OF the year. rms
is encouraging news. Qnd indicates that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Personal. from New OrIcnns.

Tho following personal items Of interest
har. are from me New Orleans papers:
Miss May cox left recently FOR Der
home. in Richmond, after a ,de.Eh'fui
visit 20 hcr cousin, Mrs. u. -. ErunS.
dur,n, The coming week Tor their home,
in Richmond. Va, after charming visit
90 this city. ,.,-,
Mrs. Percy Roberts went to Richmoh1'
Y, % week ago. ana viii remain there
for "A fortnilht LONGER on visit to hef
sister Mrs John Wuhers Greene.
Mrs. William Green Stok's. VINO nas
been the guest during the ",hteT OF n"'
Brown. ras returned TO her home. in
Richmond. Va, after a most charming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
,,,,c.s Of REV. Joseph walker.

4 private telegram received here yes
ierlqv from ScOltsvilie Says there IS no
Improvement in the condition of Key:
Joseph Walker who has been seriously Ill
Tor S, volM weeks 81. Walker is proba-
bIy tn oldest BAPTIST minister in Viz
Cin!a. bc.-g nearly four score and ten:
h.. hq, spent much Of the latter part OF
his life in Manchester. ana frequently
f,rearlod in Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
neuty, of MIR, John ~. Hunt.

ASHLAND. VA, March 25.--(Spe-
ciaID y-Pos:mastcr John II. Blunt, who
has been il for several weeks,
died AT his home. about three miles from
here, last night. lie has been pub
lie man for several years. holding at one
time the officer OF Commissioner Of the
Revenue for Ashland District; also Magis-
trate. HIS burial will take PLACE in M
morning at 10 o'clock. and his body VIII
be buried In the county graveyard
Ola Aunt Betsy Hogg (colored) died
here last night. She claimed to be io5
,-oovc old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27

Petersbutg md Notf0lk and The Inter-
vcnlag points.
high priest Of the Grand Chapter OF NIr-
giDia, paid an official visit TO Petersburg
Royal Arch Chapter leet night. He was
accompanied By past-Hlgh- Priest J. u.
Charleton and ]. j. English. Jr., OF Rich
mond. The visitors were cordially re-
ceivCd and handsomely entertained. Du-
ring the evening the work OF the chapter
WAS excinpiiiisd.
IL r. understood that the grand jury
may decide not to make any present
ments for rafting. In view OF the fact
that the practice has ben so generally in
du.gei In for years past without any
warning as TO the illegality Of the proceed
Ing. and In Ignorance of violation OF the
In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND. March 26.-virginia
"a. new, 10, asked: do. Century bonds. 5S5sa
SCI; Baltimore aud oaio, 55a5514; Northern
Cestral, GdI4a6s; Baltimore ana Ohio South
western. l'st. l0Jal06l4; Consolidated Gas
stock, 624a621a; co. oonds,os, iOJ55alo65.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
VIM, Dawson accidentally Hiiic6.

DANVILLE. VA. March 2j.-tSpeclaD
William Dawson. a 15-year-oid white boy
son Of Mr.. W. II. Dawson, mot WIN
fatal accident on his fathers place. near
KcntuCk. this county, yesterday after
noon. lie had been at work cleaning. M
new grounds. and had with him doubi
harrclifd shotgun. lie stopped work an'
was handling the gun and went to set
IL down when IL exploded, the LOAD en-
tering the boys neck. tearing away
largo portion Of it, His death was IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Richmonders In New yor,..

NEW YORK. March 2s-tspec!ai.)-w
r. Miller. Union Square; j. II. Neinyer.
Imperial; ". ". Danron, Park-Avenuc I:
y. Lewis, 81. Denis; 4. e. Meyer, Broad
way Central
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
VIII Make the Evening Pheasant.

The ladies' Of Emmanuel Baptist church,
on Fifth street lust north Of Lcign, WI
give an entertainment tomorrow ni@lL
10 which they invite their friends ana the
public. There Will be some good music,
and refreshments will he served. An eye
ming Of pleasure IS assured all who at
fnr1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
runerai of ,,r. John &. shafer.

The funeral OF Mr. John G. Shafer took
plac. FROM s.. James Episcopal church
"a 1880 o'clocN Yesterday afternoon. Rev.
pr. John * Mason Ci!iciated. \ large
concourse Of people turned out to pay
.lnal tribute to this honored citizen. The
remains were inferred in Hollywood Gem
ptpTN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Commenting the Governor.

Governor O'Ferran is receiving letters
from an sections of the STATE. and from
other states. commencing his course in
The Tnamoh affair. and especially his
answer 90 Senator Darling's letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Nr. W. J. Capchart Dead.

NEW RERNE, y. G.. March 26.-(Spe-
cial)-Ncws was received mere this morn
ing OF the death of Mr.. ". J. Capehart.
at his home in Bertie county. He was 20
years OH. and the father OF Mrs. W. Z.
Burrus. OF this city; an honorcd clu-
zen and widely known In this state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
Western North Carolina LIST IS

GRAIN AND CoTToS EXCHANGE
RICHMOND March 20, 1898.
OFFgRISGs. Oats. 1000 bushels.
SAIss.-Oats. 900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS Observation-Disclosures 6lsb4c :
mixed. cCa64r sho-tpeirE. 5sa64c.: No Z
RED, 6sc. Corn -wuits Virginia. avs 'tpc.:
No. 9 white. 4914olk Mo- mIrec' 2 49, SC
Osts-.No 2 mixed. 3f134Lc. No. niae4'
S3s33Isc: winter. iOat31 Rye. o1a0sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C.. ana
I'm Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

r WAsHIyGroN, March 2G.-Forecast
Irnln for Virginia: Fair. cold weather;
o0I0 westerly winds; followed by
warmer westhor Wednesday night
For North Carolina: Fair weather;
westerly winds; slight changes IN tempera-
ture, followed by warmer weather Thurs
day.
THy WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cooler. The skies at MIDI
night were clouiless.
Stata of Thermometer: