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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
DEATHS.


BLANKENSHIP.- Died. February 18th.
at $40 O'Clock u. NJ. ut the residence OF
George w. Harton. 222D NJ street. Miss
MARTHA BLANKENSHIP. In the Goth
year Of her age.
Funeral from the house at II o'clock
THURSDAY MORNING.
BUTLER. Died. Sunday. February 2ith,
at 6 a. NJ. at the residence or her father
Mr.. A. NJ. Lawrence. 1924 west Broad
street. Mrs. MOLLIE l.. BUTLER; aged
SO years and Il days.
Mournfully, tenderly.
Solemn. and slow.
Tears are believing
The path as ye go.
Kindred and strangers
Are mourners to-day;
Gently. 30 gently.
o, bear her away.
LEWIS.-Dled. at Buena Vista. Berry
vile, Clarke county, Va, on Tuesday,
February 18th. J. r. C. LEWIS. JR.;
aged "a years.
Norfolk. Staunton. Charleston. and Lex
ington. Va. papers please copy
MURRAY-Died. at her residence, No.
1902 west Clay street Monday. February
%, 1895, MARY MURRAY, IN the I'D year
OF her age.
Her funeral will take place THIS
wednesday, MORNING at 10 O'clock
from Sacred Heart church. Friends and
acquaintances are respectfully invited TO
attend. Interment at Mt. Calvary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
DRooKL,y's CRY BALI.
II Ia Considerably Damaged by
Fire and NaseP-i.oss. Si0,0OJ.

BROOKLYN. NJ Y. Flbruary 2S.-fira
started shortly after 8 O'Clock this morn
ing on the third door OF the city Han,
and before It was gotten under control
the tower surmountins the building ma
been destroyed. the third l0or DahlS
scOrched. ard the rest Of the DuudlnS
Hooded with water. r
The fire bsgl'a in rome waste paper The
cupola, the wnitc statue II justice. al,
the big bell in the tower were des'rgy.h
before the flames could b. sabdued. The
half story above The hird no9r. T it,n
IL occupied BY The kes pr, WIS also baHb
damaged, and the firrliure destroyer
II IS not believed iha, sny OF we r.
ment or the city Clerks office have been
DESTROYED. The Mayors private olnc'
was flooded with water, but some ,hoosnr
ful person had thrown rugs oscr w
books 10 protect them from the nooh q
water which was coming through inc e'''
Ing from above. ,-,.,sa.o
Hayor Schieron loft here for baitlfnofs
Yesterday, and h. not expected 10 fe'ui"
before Thursday. ,.o,.a
THO total los5 IL estimated at sNv~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
Geographical and Historical society.

The students of Richmond College. WHO
busy themselves with historical research
from time to time. assembled In semi
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.
a most entertaining paper was prevent
ed on the Expedition OF George Rogers
Clarke" MFR. T. Sallade. OF Fredericks-
paper.
The society has many stlmulatlons 70
faithful study OF history. Its president.
Professor r. W. Boatwright In ADDITION
70 his scholarly work as teacher OF mo
dern languages rs devoted to the STUDY
Of history. medal Ia offered for the
best essay on some historical subject, ana
besides ali these advantages the Loyal
members Of the society have an excur
sion In the spring. TO which they look
forward with great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
In Mr. Leonard.s Honor.

Mr. NJ. u. Leonard. the retiring or
ganist 81 ST. Peters Cathedral, was ten
dered farewell reception by Rev. fatheI
FriOli and the members OF the cnolr ~
IN. Bishops house last night. The fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen were pres
ert: Mrs. G. or. Cowardin and Misses
XIX. O'Connor. Antoni, winston,
O'Donohoe, Pattee. Pazlle. Phillips, and
Colonel &. Oh. Cowardin and Messrs.
Finnogan. Halloran. Morrissey. and Ryan.
A recherche rcpast WAS served, and a
very pleasant musical evening spent.
Much regret was expressed that MT.
IeOnards manifold duties did not per-
NIT him TO retain the position at the
Cathedral organ. over which he has pre-
sided with such distinction. Professor
II Kotthon. who is to succeed Mr.. Leon
erd. viii arrive in this city from St Louis
tomorrow and will take charge Of the
organ next Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
FUNERAL or AncuD,ISn ,tnrnr.
Enormous Crowds In the streets
4 Number of rcOnfe finrt,

VIENNA. FEBRUARY ac--Jhe flrefal W
Field-Maryhal Arcrdui2 ta's took
place to-day. The s'rccts wtre ia7ngel
with people. and cnprmors crowd gata-
cred at every favorable r9in. ~ cheer
walton. The heero, which wes ifnWn
b. sir white hor~eg was frtivvCi w TN
peror Francis ioseDh ~ yf nrH
was Emperor william. o. Gers tnY. ~
the uniform az the Aua,r'al sv9sa-r.
FOLLOWING the trO emrerl were no
Crand.Duke Nladilir. ~ - s'3, tas
Duke Qf AOstl rcurC feDfil- fif hins
OF Italy: the German PINE. n' Ant-
TRAN archdutes. Nsrah.l Nlftreg d.
Campoq Of swain; t8r nfiii ory attaches
OF the various tElnsies erf i.Eliionf,
deputies from GerDaH ond iasfHla lefi-
mcnts, most az the ~ 'r4r rsasrf1,
and a long line % cficers Of hsssF
grade.
The procession occupied several hours
IN reaching the Cspus,ncg chulch. the
burlal-plsce Of the He9shurgs vhafe tht
cOrtege was awaited by tnr ierjFl NM
isterg and aniOa-aaiors enc tho ilrn,ci-
pal authorities Of Vienna. - mo cJlciu-
SION OF the funeral cor monies TIE boz
was deposited in the vault beneath ihf
church.
A number Of persons were Injured ~
being crushed Or throw d1"n ana
tramplei on by the crowd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
THE IsTRItN SAFE.
She l. al bermuda short of Coal
ANXIETY Relieved.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, February o.
Cspecial)-A telegram received this after
noon by Supernicndcnt-of-T Terminals III
T.. Parker from Freight-Traiic-Ma Manager
w. T.. Walker. Jr, at Cincinnati. o., reads
ns follows:
Steamer Istrian Is at bermuda short
OF coal
This news relieved the anxiety OF the
steamship people. with favorable wealth
cr the overdue steamer should make the
run from Bermuda 20 Newport News IN
six OF eight days. No particulars could
De- learned as to the cause Of the lstrian I
ll--IuN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

ss sss1 5,Ss :, s sss'' esssassn sssssa
Souee-khm No. Z. isLe
ousa<-ssroog: grsnalssca. A ~
CINCINNATI
SiNCiNSATi, retrusfv "a
yintsr patent. es.ssssa az. rosv = Qaissi
etasS. e&gs ,tl.sSssioa sunny s<.v'e
Ma. rea. ,,s.. "asn waited; offerings s,~hs.
,,,s~ xu.ct; demand TAR. xo -.
n.,s' nsck, 4stfc-: No , yss,o.' 49,, vsm s
rsrsS ~ "a, aeTa7d and s,~sa,. -
rors '. 49,, s.s; No white. 90. TX. ~
-, alcs ami steady; mess. AID "a
49, a-nssy stesn leaf. ~. 4, ,ss,.,S -
.,naesvsn.-stsedy: loose shoaldr. 800. snt.'.
lo', ss:s'ss; ssert clears. se.ss. sss 49, sssss
Dr. SAN Nes,s-s,eaay, ,oo.. .,.
SO snortS 5Ac;. clear sides' W. sasssae's'
"n"keJ-fum snd active Il 81
NEw roaK TRUCK sAKxsr
NEv foRk, February ga
a',uOesLySi spina-S. Norfoix 1870. 49,. aN.f'e'k.
balumote, s2coaas.:5. v-'"Sas@v5;
LONDON AND PARfs
LONDOS. February %. bar .,I,s. a.,
xsrs adv.ccs quote per cent. rent.s !, .,.t@L
.oc. Tor tie account. A's a. ivH.,
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
theportsd toe the D.sp.tea,
NokfoLk. VA. February 2s-x.
msaay; common, lat,tc; prime, iEa. .1,ss
''''' 80 'ency, 9ssc.; spsnssa. sya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
George Bahen's Real Condition.

The Washlrgton POST OF yesterday says:
George Bahen. the football player,
who was injured during a game las,
Thanksgiving. IS not rapidly sinking az
the Emergency Hospital. as has been re-
ported He is gradually growing weaker.
but the loss Is hardly perceptible from
day to day. Friends who see the injured
player occasionally notice a difference
each time, and can see that he is slowly
sinking and know there can he no hope
for him. Bahen. while unable TO move
head or foot, continues to be cheerful,
and believes that his life will be spared.
one member OF his family-father,
mother, or sster--is continually at his
edo "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
Academy of Medicine Last Night.

At the meeting of the Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery. held last night In
their rooms at the Young Mems Christian
Association. the leader in the subject Sc
lected FOR the evening was DIR. Hugh Mc
CURE. Those taking part In the discus
sion were were DIS. Hugh Taylor and
Mccarthy.
Cases were reported by Drs. Crane. V.
". Harrison. Mccarthy. Gordon, and
Woodward.
The proceedings were of highly inte-
resting character, and tended 10 show
the upward movement the academy Is
taking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
CARNIvAL-CITY RACES.
A Large Attend. Tw
EayOrites Win,


NEW ORLEANS. La. February 90
There was large attendance at the
track to-day. and the betting talent was
out in force. but they were thrown down
on three races, as only two favorites
were first past the post. The last race
should have gone 10 Joco, with Thorpe UP,
hut for some unaccountable reason IL
failed to land him winner. and Cooper.
with Turner up, the favorite, passed un-
der the wire first. Five more selling races
have been arranged for tomorrow, and
the betting public will again get the
worst OF IT,
First race--five furlongs. selling-Imp.
Wolsey, 00i. McCue. to y won, Bill
White second. Legrande third. Time,
1:3s.
Second race-fve and a half furlongs,
selling-Brevity zoe, Turner. to u won.
Princess Rose second. Verdi third. Time.
lis ga.
Third race-seven furlongs. selling-Zal-
dvar 007, Knapp To II won, Hotspur
second. Bess McDuff third. Time. l:39.
Fourth race-sa furlongs, seiling-Black
Ball 100 Turner, Il to ID won. Merritt
second. Tom Kelly third. Time. :2l IA.
Fifth race-Seven furlOngs-Cooper QOt,
Turner. 10 ID won. Joco second, +. G.
Nichols third. Time. l:G.
Joe Lee. a Chinaman, and Ella Moses.
q pretty young Jewess. were married in
Atlanta Yesterday, the ceremony being
performed by Judge BlOodworth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

its meeting held tonight. were waited
upon By delegation OF Junior order OF
un,ted American Mechanics from the four
orders N this city. who presented the
views OF this order. and asked permission
school buildings The necessary permis-
sion was unanimously granted py tns
School Board. and the flags viii Dc pu!
upon the school buildings In this CITY AZ
an early date. The members OF tne oi r-
ward 10 a great day when the nags are
raiqcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
PRICE or wHIsKEY.
There May lie Another Rise s''"'-
cay-rrust Reorganization.

CHICAGO. ILL. February @-un'sss
the price Of corn declines matei'aHy -,
fore that time there will be another ,@s.
I'm the price Of whlskey announces ~
the new distillers' ofgasiiI1isi,," ~ Ger
Saturday. Tho Increase WIZ h"' "
81 OF a cent. r,..,,,,,i as
Committee are expected - arrive n"s
To- morrow and renew tntir NoaA r ="
man 10 rehabiiitate the Whiskey it1 ~.
While they make public tneir n ss.t =
i noo1,h III" hsfore their plans can be pot 20
n,ersf ion. The question or nov VT
Deeessary money Is 20 be raised wi y ~
i'ar,s r,iIzing the assets Of the irust Is W.
o1oss serious one 10 be coGsiaefsa' liz aI,' y
NAV result after all in J1dieia' ''''.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. FebfuAfy 70, ISso
No auction offerings on Change TO-DAY.
Private sales: smokers, =: cutters . wrap
pers. IL; Buriey Tugs. Is: dark leaf. "a: DARK
iugs. 5: filcrs, IL. Total. rs hogshcads
Revenue collec, ions: Cigars and cigarettes,
ehll660; tobacco. sl.sVs.0a Iosai'
S6.O2k.2o.
DARK 10 40 GALES to-day were quite large,
amounting TO 6i,5i9 pounds. with DC. highest
price. Prices on all grades we're good and
proved very satisfactory TO ell concerned
Bright loose sales were also large to-day and
prices opened fully as strong a. last week
Quality fair, with no One tCbaccos offered
Sales tomorrow will probably Go the best OF
the season. Warehousemen say they viii oGer
a large quantity OF the ilnest tobacco IN the
crop ana good attendance IL desired. Dark
salos viii also be unusually attractive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
REMAINS OF JEFF. DAVIS. JR.


Another in,erment will soon be made
in the Davis section in Hollywood.
The remains OF Jefferson Davis. Jr.'
con Of the President Of the Confederacy'
viii arrive here this morning. and VIII be
pIacer In I.sube's vault until arrange
rr,@nfq Tor their reinterment are made. i.
rms son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Davis died
In Memphis some years ego. but II was
not tnoight practicable 10 bring the re-
mains here when those OF little Joe
Davis and the Presidents grandson were
lovingly laid beside the honored Dust OF
The South's great leader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
WILD GEESE AND DUCKS KILLED.
Captain kitchin Not Responsible
for the Douglass Resolution.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c.. February 20.
cial.)-There have been several wild
geese killed In the community during the
past few days. number OF wild ducks
were killed and shipped away yester-
day.
The roads throughout this section are
well nigh impossible, and the farmers and
lumber men have had great difficulty in
hauling.
Captain W. II. Kitchin returned TO RAJ
leigh yesterday. He has spent much OF
Lis ftme there recently. but said yesterday
he las not in Raleigh when the legisla-
PASSED the Fred. Douglass resolution.
re said he should have protested had he
been there He said also that the Trea-
surer's books show that the expenditures
for the State have been more thsn the
income. and he thinks under the present
management there will b. greater de-
felt He thinks that the Legislature will
be called together In extra session before
two years run out. The present Legisla-
ture. he said, viii not remain in session
one day over thei. time. for they are finan-
cially unable To afford IT,
Mr. NJ. Hoffman left this morning for
the North
Mr. W. r. Hancock went to Richmond
yesterday
Mr.. @. w. Gay. OF Richmond. is here
visiting his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
VERY OLD cREMoSA vroLIss.
they Were Sold Chesp-Dnnass Z
Fire NJ Lam bsville-suicfde. q

they We're Sold Chesp-Dnnsass ~
Fire NJ ambsviIIe-suicide.
DURHAM. ~. c.. February @--tspe-
ciai. 1.-The administrator OF the late Cap
tain I. n. Link, Mayor, sold at public
auction yesterday the furniture and other
effects of the deceased. Among them were
two very old Cremona violins. whlch
brought IS and So, respectively. Thess
were doubtless worth 500 each.
A FIRE occurred at Lambsvtile. Chatham
county. in the store of Lambc Tfer.
The loss is about 500 The post-ofhce.
which was kept In the store. was also
burned. There was no insurance.
a negKu asroman committed suicide at
Universally Htation by throwing herself
into e we'll because her husband, from,
whom she had been divorced. married
again. -.
Some BAPTIST gentlemen and ladies' held
prayer-meeting In the jail yesterday:
Mrs. Dunlap. IS years Of age, died last
night, and her remains wern taken to
Arson county, her home. for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
r,ss-na,,,.,, moving southwsrd'

NEW YORK. February TIE Tn, i1 rlas
bers OF the New York h .l p.,samshi.
sailed this Afternoon on shs FIa'. ~hIei
Tallahassee fSr J ssssshIsp zach on Mon
place they win psobayy ~ active train
snS IN Ai Iaeksonys the team VIII y eTs
10 All ~G the principal elites Of Oh, tI isks iss
ola Oh Dominion steamer fsr np ,a leaves FOL
The BROOKLYN dy T pasrsi sailing on ~
stsaroer Nac0ochee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
Terribly Fatal Expio''"n.

culLLrcorHE, o; February nssr sos,i
saw-mIll OF jacob WIZ W.T. ,corniuz, and
Perry. was blown az ,, in,s and 4 mas
WuItz and biz son 'tIIlod or fatally
NAMED cq a.grs,s had his stomach bow dow
o %San ana Jaeoss head was ns ss yiOsss
fses from the min: with 80 ,au alI' yard
missing The engine . Ma The boiler VA
away. standing on eh''
siayn e wards away
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
Decided Against the Company.

When Lathrop's factory was burned. In
1891, the North British and Mercantile In
surance Company contested the payment
of the policy in the company held by Mr..
Lathrop. Suit against the company was
instituted. and Judge Hughes has decided
I'm favor OF the plaintiff. The company
nil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
|Papa's Pants
Would Do
for Willie

If they were made over and dyed
with Diamond Dyes, the great
home money-saver. The chill
drcn's clothes-the faded cloak,
wrapper, or dress-can be made
to look like new at a cost of only
10 cents. and no experience is
needed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
DIAMOND DYES
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT Busr-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks.
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
in Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

Fl WASHINGTON. February 26.-Fore-
(LIp least for Virginia: Fair; north
wv" west winds. becoming variable.
For North Carolian and South
Carolina: Fair; northwest winds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

NEW YORK, February ESPECIALLY
A. L. Moon. ST. Stephen; r. G. Hin. Muir
ray nm; {. u. Walker, Sturtevant; q.
j, Judley, St Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
Martial Law In Cubn.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February &c.
secretary Gresham received cablegram
To-day from Consul Raymond Williams,
az Havana. announcing that state OF
eHalrs practically amounting to martial
law had been promulgated In Cuba. II
appears from the dispatch that the pro-
clamation Of the Governor-G General has
caused great excitement throughout the
Island. where no general revolution ex-
lists as II was the first notice the peopIe
ha1 that the government was taking ac-
Ton TO prevent disturbances In some Sec
tons from spreading
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
MARRIAGES..

PERRY-GRAY.-On February q. 1895.
at the residence of the brides uncle,
Alexander c. Adam. 2G23 north Twenty
second street. Philadelphia, by the Rev
G. C. Biting, JAMES a. PERRY, OF
New York. and IDA J. GRAY, OF Rich
mond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

MEHERRIN, VA. February 26.-(Spe-
Chl)-A disastrous FIRE occurred seven
miles south Of Mohcrrn last evening
between the hours OF 8 and = O'Clock.
house. stable and other Out-hOuses be-
longing TO johnson Cousins. a prominent
colorea man of Lunenburg. No other
occupant Than the wife of the owner
was IN the house when the fire was dis
covered; hence scarcely anything was
rescued from the flames. The loss is
estimated at 81 ,Oc. with no insurance. The
fire was incendlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd. February 26.-vir.inia
Csosnries. 5Ssta59c.: Northern Central, 90,
asser: baltimore and Ohio southwestern lists.
s,0a70: Consolidated Gas, stock. 62ila62l1 !:
do. bonds, %, Il5a1l5h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

the Jury returned verdict o. 'eqilty''
against Tom CoyinGton for the murder
Of James Brown. Elan Jos<y, the pein-
cipel witness against Covink.on, pls9d
the fact" and was sentenced to impriaon-
nent for eight Year,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

The flftv-eighth senatorial ballot was
taken AT Dover, Del, yesterday, and re-
suited az follows: Higgins Osepublican,,
.; Addicks Utepublican). 6; Massey IRE
puoiicanG =; Wolcott OemocraV, B: Ba.
ward Oemocrap. J; Tunnel Uemo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. February 20. 1895.

RICHMOND. febfcAry 20, 1855.
OPFsRwas-wheat, So bushels; co,n. white.
40 busheis.
SArRs-wheat, 10 bushels; corn, white, l4o
busnelf.
GrorArroSS- -wnest--Lcnsberry. 5sa6otsc (,
mixed. 5sa6Ulsr sno-tpefry. 56a60i<c.; no 2
rel, 6Oc. Corn - WINE Virginia. 4sc.;
No. Wits. 4Sc. No mixed. tbHa47c.
Oats-No 3 mixed. 34Ls3Nc.: No. , mixed.
33ita34r.; winter. iesi3c. kye 65a5so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
Griswold Bank Robbers.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, February %
Deputy Sherry OBrien, who was shot
by the Griswold Bank robbers. IS very
low, and slight hopes are entertained
OF his recovery. The authorities have
identified Smith. the wounded robber cap
tured. He is Cad. Mcguire. OF Omaha,
Riley. the robber. who shot O'Brien. and
then escaped. is a SOP OF O'Connor OF
omaha. his right name being Charley
OConnor. The authorities are hot on
OConnors trail. and expect 10 capture
him before night. The postaSe-stamps
stolen We're shipped by White TO man
No Do In lNhica On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

Mrs VI. l.. Maupin. sister OF Mr.. J. c.
Martin, Of Charlottesville. died yester-
day afternoon at her residence. near Ivy
Depot. She was about % years old. and
had been iii for a long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
DAVIS ARRESTED.

CHICAGO. ILL, February 26.-The po-
lice authorities this morning received in
formation from Council Bluffs TO look out
for a .vallse consigned TO Mark Davis. a
south Watershed saloonkeeper, and sup
posed to contain 5000 worth of postage
stamps. part OF the proceeds of the rob-
berry OF the First National Bank OF Gris-
wold. la, early yesterday morning. De-
tectives went with the express messen-
ger. and after the delivery of the valise
his bartender John Walmartin. The
men, with the valise. were taken to the
Central Station, where the latter was
opened. and found TO contain four large
packages OF stamps. worth q little over
was sent for, and the two prisoners,
with the s;ampN placed I'm his charge.
Davis - well known TO the police in
Chicago. and almost every other large
city In the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
State Of thermon

THs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cooler. The skies at mid
night were cloudless.
Stata of thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27
Iap 4.W(w)F&Sul

PORT OF RICHMOND, FksRuARr 20. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahonras, Graves, Norfolk. mer-
chan disc ana passengers; lrv:u WeisiRer, su-
perm tendenL
Schooner Dora Allison. Rose, New York via
Norfolk, kainite; Richmond Chemical Works
SAILED
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York.
vim Newport News ald Norfolk, passengers and
general cargo
PORT or WEST POINT. Fss. 20. 1894
ARRIVED. 49,
Steamship Morgan City, Baker. Providencc,
passenger aud general cirga
SAILED
Steamship Morgan City, Baker, Prosidsnce,
VA Norfolk. passengers and general cargo.
fokT 0FHEWPoRT NEWS. FEE "a 1895
tBy tslcgraph.)
ARRIVED
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

May. e.52M o.5els c.47h e-f''1
ss AVIS $50 Gao s.s7h o.e7ss
Cash quotations: Flour was quiet our visa
limited INJURY aud with sue ruling ies,vis
steady. Wheat, 54staa5s4c.; No; .reo' s y,ss
sc. No. 2 cora, 4shr;s a 80 1 ~ KIDS.
as l5ass.2O. Shoulders. si.b<tsSL''. ''"
s5.45aa5.50. Whisaey. st2o-
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MAkkEr
Union srOCK.YAkDs. ILL. February Ho.-
t,sttls-Rocetpts, 4.O0p he'd: aarkes saohs ,
conamon 70 extra steers. SAdSss2-oo s'osn1.'
ana fseac,a s2.30ast.2j: cows ana pu'rs
~ so.sayS. ca.ye., 5x.5OsfS.aV.
Hosa-keceipts. $4,000 head; nsfxes se 's.,
heavy. O.? gCas4.20; commcn 10 eIos a.,'.xxs q.
ss.75as4l5; cnoice asso 20 o,,as%s5.
ns 60, s "',,see,nts. I0.oog head msrte.
s Sne: 'n,sr,or 70 CHOICE. s2.5oasi.fo; lambs
RsIT1xoae PRoDycE MARKET.
p.,rrMopg gsorusry a5.-fiour puu;
.a,Asirmer: Nc. red, spot ana
Vearusry, 61ssa5s5@c; asrcn. 'Isss' 49, a..
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5xJ:r.; southern. by sample o's''' Wv
srads, 1s s'sSsg ..sea svo. aud yeOrasry.
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a.: ssssmer mixed, S9e's p'a'
STATS s,sss--ouiss aud steady No z shise sss'e'''
asiSs3je.. No. 2 piyoi Co, 3S>ssSs"
Rye--S'eaiy; No. Z. soso' So oo.sia5A
nas-Osi-t and steady. at sfssuSssiS~
1srsin tre.ghis hsrelS stoccy oa. nn,k
r-av,sions -Qsiss: mess pork slhov; , ssss
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-27

The Brown Wanderers Guilty.
NEWTON, ". c., February 26.-tSpe-
cial)-At half past o'clock this morning