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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
irgInia; w. NJ Moore, Norfolk. Hotel

Virginia; W. NJ Moore, Norfolk. Hotel
Enrich.
NJ. I.ansburg. Virginia. Fritz Reuters.
J. III. Kiigour, Richmond; II. ID. Cor
don, North Carolina: w. A. Smith, Rich
mond; II. NJ. Smith. stanton; VI. NJ.
Bridgers. North Carolina. ST. James.
w. l.. Langston, Virginia; u. II. Capp,
Strasbnrg, Va; J. II. Ogburn, Richmond;
j. A. Rose, Virginia. National.
A. Dangeriield. Virginia, Hotel john
son.
Eugene Shepardson. Richmond: J. L..
johnson, Culpeper, Va. the Raleigh.
III. II. Duval, Front Royal. Va; II. g..
Otis. virginia; A. r. Miller Richmond,
Va: 4. ]. Kline. Virginia. Howard
House
W. Edmondson. Lynchburg, Va, United
States Hotel
j. W. Wheatley. Virginia, Wizards.
A marriage license was issued to-day
TO Thomas Mechanism, OF Fauquier. and
Lizzie Holmes, OF Culpeper county. Va.
TIONS-COMMITTEE DECISION.
Elections Committee No. decided to-
day by unau nous vote to report IN favor
Of the sitting members I'm two of the
South Carolina contested election cases
namely. that OF Wilson. colored
preacher, against General McLaurin, and
that Of Norman against Latimer. No
decision has yet been reached In the
other two cases from that State, nor IS
the above action any indication OF what
Will be done in the Virginia or any Of
the other cases before that committee.
1t is understood that a different conclu-
sion could not have been reached In the
two cases referred 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
SAVED nv 4 DOG.
The Sngncity of II Cur brings Help
10 Two Children.

An ordinary cur dog was the means of
saving the lives Of two children of
Mr.. John Fueufgeld. a market-garden-
or. at 81. Helena, opposite Point Breeze,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuenfceld went away
from home 10 visit friends I'm the neigh
borhood. They left i'm the house their
two Childrcu-one years old, and the
other 2. The dog also stayed az home.
About noon Mr.. Henry Altvater, who
has a truck-farm adjoining Mr.. Fuen-
fgelds place. heard scratching noise
az his door. and on opening the door found
the dog. As soon as the animal saw
Mr.. Altvater it whnod, and then. bark
ing loudly. ran around the corner of the
house Mr.. Altvater followed, and saw
"a great volume Of smoke pouring from
Mr.. Fuenfgelds house.
lie cleared the short distance that in
tcryened between the two houses at a
douhle-quick run. ana burst open the door,
To find the front room in a blaze. The
children were in there, but. fortunately,
the fire had not harmed them. Mr.. Ait
water took the little ones to a place of
safety. and then sent in a call for the
nre-engines at Highlandtown and Can
ton. When the fremen reached the place
the building was In flames ana could not
he saved. but their presence served TO
prevent another house and some small
outbundlngs from being damaged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
THE DAVIS CASE
NEW BERNE'S FAIR.
Arrival of the Swiss Minister-The
Races.

NEW BERNE. y. C., February 90
(Special)-Mr. J. Il. Ploda, the
Minister of Switzerland 10 this
country. arrived here tonight. He
was met at Goldsboro' by q
delegation from this city, and escorted
TO the Cnautauqua Hotel, where he is
quartered. Tomorrow night he will pre-
sent the flag, which he brings as a present
from his capital city. Berne, 10 New
Bcrne. The city is gayly decorated in
honor Of the event. ana many persons are
calling on the distinguished guest at his
quarters.
The fair to-day has had an immense
attendance. In the first race-trotting to
harness. Class 2:40 purse 500. mile heats.
best three in flve-the prize was won by
Ethel Ray, the second by Lillian D., the
third by Mamie Wells. and the fourth by
King Ali.
In the second race-running, purse 500.
two-thrd mile heats, best two in three
the first money went 10 Young Magent.
the second 10 Senator.
In the third rdce-trotting, to harness.
purse 500, mile heats, 2:30 class-the first
prize went TO Auteo Belle the second 10
Lilly D., the third 10 Little Steve, and the
fourth TO Domino.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
Minority Rcport--rhe Proposed Gem
sure Unvarrnntcd.

WASHINGTON, February 26.--Mr
p.nsmorc. Of Arkansas. reported to the
House to-day the views OF the minority
members OF the Foreign Affairs Com
mitteo on tho resolutions censuring Am
bassador Bayard. The report states that
the minority respectfully dissent from
the views 81 the majority, and submit
that the resolutions ought not TO pass
Continuing. the report says. that, In their
tthc mnorityO opinion, there Is no
thing contained in either Of the speeches
mentioned that calls for or jusuiies any
consure by Congress. The proposed &C
ton H. unwarranted and unprecedented.
h representatives. OF the United states IN
foreign countries are properly ana eN-
c,ufiyely az 10 regulation OF the pro-
pricty or the discreetncss Of their CON
duct. under the direction and control OF
the Executive Department OF the gov
eminent. ana any interference by con-
ercss I'm this respect can only have the
effect Of Gcterloratiug from the dignity ana
usefulness Of our foreisn service
The report IS signed by Mossrs. Nc
Crelry. of Kentucky; Tucker OF Nir-
ginia. Money. Of Mississippi, and Dins-
more. Of Arkausas-all Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Feb


No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters. 8; smokers, 10;
wrappers, Z; dark leaf, IL. Total, - hogs
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. N,s1Jl7; tobacco, sl,9c9.65. Total,
S.7S512.
There were no bright loose sales to-day,
but Sheburne's Warehouse had a nice
break Of sun-cured tobaccos. which soid
nj good prices. Good bright sales to-
morrow. Dark loose sales were small,
but OF fairly good quality. Prices about
the same. =, -
There is no noticeable change in the
hogshead market
Mr.. Il. D. Christian, Of New York, was
here to-day
In addition TO the usual dark sales to-
morrow Crenshaw's Warehouse VIII maze
n large sale OF fine black wrappers, the
crop OF ". V. Travers, OF Powhatan
county, Va, to which the special atten-
ton Of the Trade IS called.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
NOT 4 FAVORITE WINS.
Domingo Makes an Impression Mt
New Orleans.

ttNnFtnEO VHNfN bh 50
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS LA, February 90
Finer weather for outdoor sport than
ruled here to-day could not be desired.
and a large crowd took advantage Of the
iuiucement offered at the track for an
outing With the footing near'y dry
again. the sport was on a lively order.
But. as not @ single post-favorite won,
the bookmakers had the better Of the
argument
Domingo. I'm the handicap. at to !,
won an impressive race. well ridden by
J. Hill Ban Johnson was the choice,
but Domingo. AT half the trip. headed
the party and won cleverly. George W"
m drive. beat Blasco out for the
place TIE stable Of \. II. 4, u. II. Nor
ris. for "a wonder. landed two races
with the 2-year-0li Bussella and the old
mare. GIeesomc GlcesDme, especially,
closed zap a lot Of ground.
Dutch Arrow cat to ID, May Ashley
at 10 20 -. and Dohblns Ht 20 TO y land
I'D the first. second. and fifth events,
20 the dismay Of the talent. pobbins, in
the last nifty Yards bore over on Conan
in a way that many thought a foul. but
no change In the placing was made.
was very good ami prompt.
First race-scven and one half fur
longs. selling-Dutch Arrow O9, Aker.
$ 10 ID won. with Trivie second. ana Re
naui third. Time 80 81.
Second racc-siN furlougs-May Ashley
100. Barrett l0 10 u won. with Plug
second. and Elsie Ferguson third. Time,
1891
Third race-half a mile. for 2-year-olds-
Ruesclla DOS. Penn. 10 u won. with
Lillian Wilkes second, and Koenigin
third. Time. 81 It,
Fourth racc-mIe and a sixteenth
Domingo OoS hin, 20 u won. with
George ". second, and Blasco third.
Time. 15l.
Fifth race-mile, selling-Dobblns d06,
Hayes. 30 10 ID won. with Marden Pet
second. and Conan third. Time, lac.
Sixth race-mile. seling-Gleesome 0oS,
Penn. 4 10 y won, with Arkansas Ira
weller second and Campania third. Time,
14j1-4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SHOPS.
To BE Buiir ut Salisbury, North
Carolina.

SALISBURY, N. c.. February 26.-(Spe-
cial) -Vice-President Baldwin, Chief En-
gineer Hudson. and several other officials
Of the Southern railway were here to-
day, and positively decided to locate
the central shops of the system near
here on the lands recently bought. Plans
and specifications for the shops were
shown, and. it is said. contracts have
been let for their building. a contract
has been let for several hundred dwelling
houses 10 be built on the land
for operators. which means that one OF
the largest shops OF the system will be
located here. Several saw-mils will soon
start up 20 supply lumber for the shops.
PROBABLE NEW DEPOT.
It is also limited that a new depot and
hotel are to be built here. Our city is
midway between Washington and At
lanta, also midway between Knoxville
and Norfolk. so this place will be made
the lay-over point, where all crews going
north, south, east, and west will change.
Hence necessary accommodations win
have 10 be made for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT EUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, bonds, Stocks
Grain. Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle
Country Produce, &c. Foreign
and Domestic.
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, February 26.-The mar
ket was irregular to-day, and In the
main prices we're inclined to weakness.
Realization seemed to he in order, more
particularly in the cases Of the Gran
gers, Louisville and Nashville, ana GER
tain OF the IndustrialG. The reaction in
ST. Paul was rather disappointing, In view
OF the large gain In net earnings for
January. Rock Island was sold down
from "a SIS TO 70 1-2, on the reported de-
structlon OF the bridge at Rock Island
Baltimore and Ohio was heavy and broke
70 sly on liauldations by holders who
believe that the report of the expert ac'
countant will be very unfavorable. The
real features, however, were sugar
Leather preferred, and Tobacco. sugar
was exceptionally strong throughout ana
rose TO IlS f-2. The strength or the
stock was due to the defeat OF the tarin
hin in the Senate yesterday. Leather
preferred was feverlsh and ranged be-
tween g. 1-2 and 65 SIS. and closed at
G5a,. The report was considered iaVor'
able. IL shows profits OF Sy,JOIo04' sur
plus carried over lIOIl io't Sio"'"p, 49,
SlOl54.G09: dividends paid, S6acD, ana
surplus. December 81, 1895, @,fO,W9.
Tobacco was heavy, and fell TO n 1-e
from 50. The decline was attributed TO
selling for both accounts, the results OF
the Introduction of bills I'm the lower
house of the Legislature of South Caro-
lima prohibiting the selling OF cigarettes.
The depression in Tobacco had an ad-
verse influence on the general market
which left off barely steady. Net changes
show losses Of l-4fi1-2 per cent, Balti-
more and Ohio leading. Sugar was an ex'
cepton, and gained l per cent, closing
at lis Is
The bond market was easier In tone.
The sales were Sl.G92.00o.
Treasury balances: Coin, Sl23, 763,OS5; cur
rency, SSS,j1, li9.
The sales Of listed stocks to-day aggre.
gated l5l 157 shares. and OF unlisted
stocks, $3.50 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 3d4 per cent;
last loan at 4, and, closing, offered at 4;
prime mercantile paper, Gg7 per cent
Bar silver. GS 5-Sc.; silver at the board
quiet.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at As5 1-2G
s4.Sa4 for sixty days. and A.T 1-2qfiS34
for demand posted rates, $L6NASS 1-2;
commercial bills $LSi&qSls6 IL.
Government bonds were steady; State
bonds dun: railroad bonds easier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
TIE OLD BURG.
knights Tcmpinr-Daughtcr of the
Confcderacy-Run Over.

tOufcuerucy-hun over.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. February
Especial fredericksburg Comman-
derry, No. /, knights Templar, Of this
city, held meeting last night TO confer
the templar degree on seven Royal Arch
Masons of Culpeper. Sir Knight \. b..
Bolts, eminent commander Of the order
here. was assisted in comforting the de-
eminent commander of Old Dominion
Commandery. No. II, OF Alexandria.
There were also several other prominent
members Of the latter cOmmandery pre-
sent. After the work was completed
those present were served with a delicious
banquet. and the evening was wound
up In a royalty happy way.
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY.
Mrs. ]. y Barney is at the head OF a
movement TO organize a chapter Of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy here, and
that lady has called meeting for that
purpose for next Friday night.
The committee Of citizens and members
OF the Common Council, appointed to
further the movement looking to tho
establishment of a national park on
one of the many hattle-ields in this
locality, organized last night, and from
now on the matter will be pushed in
earnest
POLITICAL.
The political pot has been boiling here
for the past day or two, caused by the
organization of reform club. said 10
be composed OF 400 Of the white voters
of the city, who propose to formulate a
platform and support for the offices Ia
be filed in the spring only those who
pledge themselves to carry out the re-
formers wishes
Mr. NJ H. McCracken was run over and
injured late yesterday afternoon by a
runaway horse which he attempted 10
stop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.
4 Very Deliberate Act-serious Fan
from a Tree.

WINDSOR. y. C.. February 26.-(spe-
clal)-Dartry Robinson. aged ~, an in
mate Of the county alnshouse at Austin,
committed suicide yesterday by drowning
himself In the Cashie river. The de-
ceased had been in a very low state Of
health for several months. and had be-
come very Respondent recently. Hester-
day he went down TO the river and pull d
on his oyercoat ana hat, and put them
on the wharf. lie then laid his knife
his pipe. and a piece Of tobacco on them,
and deliberately jumped into the stream
The water Is about eighteen feet deep at
the place he jumped IN. and his body has
not yet been recovered.
Ftzhugh Moody. aged years, the son
Of j. r. Moody proprietor Of the Ameri-
can House. was playing up tree yesier-
day. and fell out. striking his head on
some hard substance, and cutting deep
hole IN H. II Is now in very precarious
condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
THE MURDER OF DODD.
The Sentence in the Case Of Marcus
IL. Davis.


WELDON. y. c.. February 26.-(Spe-
cial.)-The case Of Henry Dowden for the
murder Of Engineer NJ. VI. Dodd, OF
Portsmouth. was called in Halifax court
to-day.
Solicitor Daniel was assisted by Cap
tain ". II. Day. and the prisoner. was
defended by Captain j. NJ. Grizzard, T..
H. Travis, anu Howard Aston.
Court was opened promptly at $3.50
o'clock, and the work OF getting the jury
began. The panel was exhausted and
only six jurors had been obtained.
This put a stop 10 proceedings for to-
day. and the Court ordered another
special venire OF sixty men. Most OF
the jurors rendered had formed and eX-
pressed the opinion that Dowden Is
guilty. Tho case goes over until to-mor-
row morning, when the yeuire is ordered
TO be at the courthouse at 3 o'clock.
The counsel for defence will contest
every foot of ground. An the witnesses
are present. and there is the greatest
interest MANIFESTED
THE DAVIS CASE
Marcus r. Davis was brought into
court late last evening, and pleaded guilty
to the charge Of fornicatlon ana
adultery. His wife appeared and pleaded
for mercy. The Court sentenced Davis
to four months Imprisonment in the
county Jail. This sentence may be
changed 10 a fine and the prisoner al
lowed TO return home with his wife.
Davis now says he is perfectly willing 10
do his. Mrs. Davis shed tears freely in
court when giving i'm her evidence, and
the general impression here Is that she
is a most excellent little woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
xIcHmoNp sTocs MAaxEc.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va Fehrunrv 26 1896.

Quotations. Wheat-Longberry. q to
SOC: mixed. 70 10 sc; shortberry. % to
Virginia, 81 to 3Gc.; No. 2 white, % TO
81 lie; No. mixed. "a to "a l-2c: Oats
No. 2 mixed. 25c.: No. mixed. p TO
q 1-4c.: winter seed oats, Is to &c. Rye,
AZ 10 i7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
Gold Reserve. sI2a.227,Iio.

WASHINGTON, February @-The
Treasury gold reserve at the close OF
business to-day stood at N2S,?Z7ils. The
Withdrawals for the day amounted TO
$685.. 800. From January 6th TO February
2lst. inclusive. the Withdrawals asgre-
gated $50. 1896. or more than $4,000 per
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 26-Virginla
SIS. new, 7Su73 II; do. century bonds
81 1-2q6l3i; Baltimore and Ohio, 33G33 l2
North Carolina, 60 IL bid; Consolidated
Gas. stock. Sc 3-SG562l.; do, bonds, SIS
t03 l-9Ti1Oi 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. February 26.-Bar silver,
81 7-l6d.. consols. 100 9-i6d., for both
money and the account.
Paris advices quote 3 per cent. rentes at
lO2f., 7jc., for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. &c.
(By telegraph)
ARRINED

(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Shawmut, Boston. Captain
Fuller.
British steamship Castleneld, Galveston.
Captain Johnson.
British steamship Massasoit, New York.
Captain Murray.
British steamship laughton, Baltimore,
Captain Milford.
schooner T. II. Weaver. New Haven.
Captain Weaver
Schooner Marguerite, Boston, Captain
Trip.
Barge Puritan, Boston.
Barge Ringleader, Boston.
SAILED.
Rritish steamship Kanawha, LIVERPOOL.
british steamship Castleheld, London.
british steamship Ibex, London.
nritish steamship Aldborough, Antwerp.
american steamship Saturn, Boston.
German steamship AlbanO, Hamburg.
Rarce Merryman. Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, FEB. &c, 1896.
(By teiesrapnJ
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy. Baltimore;
nassengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy. Baltimore;
passenger and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-27
,yTI-nAyAnD RESOLUTIONS.

Mo. and Newton. Kan. the appropria-
tion for this route being $sl,'Oo