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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

1Axss1e6: fsls 70 rhoics 1oeoaa2 49,
weeksr and quiet: NO { red. 0kas5c. 70 es9vSs
tart epfieus du1. ka,sc. ,oHsss ana ses4: teoS
ss : e coss es ssssA .a Ss sry 1p Ma
8sTG tn eisvsecr; optioss setfss, $3.50 ao9ss
aud stesdy; Fsbsusry. 8tc.: nsrcn. 8%cs
May, &c OsfN-spos quiet ed weeksr; 0vs,oee
s9sss ' NJ .s ss's &c @iss sP s..'.s rsS
Hops nrm and quiet: sssse. new, Issfoc: ons =
i2c CofYes-Opeons closed sseady fsbrunfys
sia05; March, tieatl6 10; Aprti, 1i5. Nay. tisSe
Der, tisso: October. sia7s: DscsmDss. tiasos
sih75; December. eik toA$i37j; spot kio urm
ami 10 fair demand: fair careoes, tiq.ta 80
ssr-aav s,ssdy aud e ssn ss%ssa 's ~
fined actiye and nrm at decline: G. l-i1o
Bloc: extra e, 5 s-iss5Ac.: vnits extra,
is-isc.: on A., sxa5 i5i6c.. mould A, etcs
standard A. 6 Size; confectionery a. DO,
loss. rae: c~ushsd, re. powdered, 61e:
grsnn1stcd. &c: cubes. CSC. Aolsssos--Fors
,,ixn Arm ana active; so-icst, sie.: Nes orissne
srm: common TO fancy, Sia4te kioo nrm an1
o,,i~,. rel,ned I. S,c Cotsoo-seed oil nrn crudes
o.: ye,,ow 81. Rosin higher: srasued, com
MOI, TO good. si.i7Hsti.sa. Tnrpentine nrmsn
PORK qa,cs and hrm ms - ., go, Esss a"ii:
extra mess. Sssg7 70. piats. .7ss$s Beef Rams
tnscslss Al sis' Tierced beet quiet; city extra
India mess, si2ssl&. Cutmsa. SLOW ps.sle.
bellies, caSsc;. picked snos'oefs -, ,s"s ~;
ci,ar. ssga Lard easy and quiet: restera
steam, t62D; city steam. $50: opuons-feotvS
ary, sB: March, ssiessaso; may. vsb
Frsight steady; cotton. i5-iSi grsin' ssa'
CHICAGO.
CH,cAeo. February fn--The cash quofauouy
were Flour unchanged. No spring ana
2 red whcs. 7oss76sc. 10. 3 corn, $50. No
2 oats s0Nc. Mess-pork. f975. Lsrn. n.s:
short-rtbs doosel. sL1sN&t40 Dry-saitoo
shoulders unchanged whisScy. sloa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
A Remarkable Convention.

A remarkable convention is in progress
nj Button. small town sixteen miles
west Of Pindlay. Ohio, which has gather
together delegates representing sanctifica-
ton, faith cure, second advent. and other
beliefs of like character. The convention
began Saturday. Those in the movement
claim for the organization that 1t IL IN no
sense an ecclesiastical body. or in any
manner ansagonistic to the Church, but
fraternal confederation Of believers in
what they call the four-fold Gospel. The
session of the convention Sunday was de-
voted entirely to addresses upon these
topics of faith. The second coming Of
Christ and the cure Of bodily ills by faith
and prayer received the most attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
Broke Through the Ice,

KINGSTON. n. Y. February ,9;-Jacoo IL.
Slater. his wife. and four children We're
drowned near here to-day, by the breaking
Of the ice upon a lake at Binpewster;
KNGsroN. n. Y. February lO.-lt Is now
learned that the children drowned yester-
day were not all of one family. Two We're
The sons ofSater. aged seventeen ana -FOUR;
teen wears; a third was agrandchid nalneS
Ierwilliger. aged nine years ana a ao9 I'm rbn
%"5v ~ Mrs. Slater was recovered about
o' CI last night. Difficulty is experienced
in 0I Srappling for the bodies, as the ice Z; Is
continually giving away, being but an nc, I
thick in the vicinity of the hole, through
which the six persons disappeared
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
Drowned by the sinking OF io"-'o"'
fBy telegraph TO tao Dispasch.l

Mr,rpHIs, TENN.. February iV.Iihhe TOW,
lot Fads from New Orleans. with seven
o on. a Of grain. struck the east pier OF the
briSse heinz built to span the river at TINS
poini and sunk at o'clock this mo I,ih ne;
She carried crew of forty, thirty OF whom
were drowned. a,.oHs os
MEstpHIs, February 10.-La,er d Eaas a VI
the sinking Of the tow-boat Iof. r-,Cr o.. an
h hon ago II is now learned that only S one
n nerso ~ was drowned-a colored chamber
maid who lived in st. Louis. A., ,
IL rs now known that seven OF the Gre"
were lost. all colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
MARY WAsHINoroNs TOME.
VIII the Judge Grant New Trial e-s,ecp.
tafton.
tspeclal ieleeram % thn ni.na,.A

Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l
fREDEnfcgsBUEG. Va. February ~ Tho
February term of tho Circuit Court ~ This
county was convened this evening on the
ARRIVAL OF Judge Mclaughlin. of the Thir-
teenth district. who will preside. On the
opening OF the court counsel for Messrs
Colbert 4 kirtley. the plaintiffs in the
late libei-suit case over the crave and
tomb OF Mary Washington. stated thew
would on tomorrow present their
bill OF exceptions 10 the verdict which
was given against them. Messrs. Wasbinr-
ton and White, two Of the counsel for
the plaintiffs, have withdrawn from the
case, aud II IS stated that George Mush-
back. Esq, of Alexandra. and Mr.. A. H.
Dickinson, the remaining counsel in the
case, VIII conduct II. Some speculation as
TO whether the Judge will grant a new
trial or not IS being INDUCED in. and shonld
ms case, which has already become noted.
ne again tried in the courts OF this CITY the
interest val exceed that Of the first trial,
ns sensational evidence bv both sidcs II ia
claimed, will be brought forward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
The IennoX-iriil Bank.

10y % '7I'N7t7-I1I
NEw YORK, February 1O:-Ihe Lennox-
Hill Bank opened at II o'clock this morn
ING and about fifty depositors who wished
10 draw their money from it formed IN line
before the paying-teller's window. All de-
mands were promptly met with cash. The
line continued throughout the day. A
number Of deposits We're also received.
Temporary President Jordan declines to
1--WE the names of the new Board of Direc-
tors elected last Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
The Co1D BLAST AT LAST.

This has boon en- Overcoat startor. Our $500
sale began brisk business as soon as We opened.
It's very fortunate for you that this icy weather
cnme along before the sale cosed-vhich It
i-posiiirely-saturday night-Umph, the co.,
lar OF one OF the listers up around your neck
and ears this morning was worth the whole price
OF tho coat Surprising You don't use one of
these great coats but a dozen times season
can afford to let IL hang up the balance OF tho
time for the unlimited comfort you enjoy when
you do wear IT. It isn't garment that you want
to buy new one every year. one's enough for
some time.
And those Dress Coa,s-in Beaver, Melton.
Kersey, Chinchlls. Cheviot--cut short q Ia tho
English Cover, Coats or In the medium walking
lengths Single or Double-Bressted Box or Sur
touts-and then the long. comely Cape Coats
with q full.sized cape-nothing skinny" about
them. But you'll have not a bit OF trouble ind
ing ono that will please you--they1i al 90 that
The important thing Is not 10 lot this week get
away before you buy one Eight dollars and
half won't exercise The same purchasing power
on those garments after Saturday that IL does
now, Till then our 81, sl3, si2. and $40 grades
aro chooeable at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
MANY ra,p.ed-othcrs Made Sick.

During vesper services in st. Johns
Catholic church, Westminster. Md, sun
doy afternoon the gas from the furnice
escaped. filing the church. A number Of
adults ia the congregation were made
sick, and children tainted faster than the
male members of the congregation could
assist them in getting out into the fresh
air. Rev. NJ. A. Femme, the pastor, and
Miss Anna Welsh were made extremely
sick during morning service from the es-
Gaping gas. &A4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
An Alleged Bank Examiner

WASHINGTON. February i0.-lnio sIl H,,r
ranc fe to the efIec, that man calling him
SELF f. Mc(sregor. who was at ioPeka'
Kan. from January 9th to the Zis., a v,o
ed that he was an examiner VI nv, ~
banks. The Comptroller snse !, vii he
, .n1I' e., the bank officers TO be, ON thelr
s wsu las against this individual and explore
~ history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
HE SECOND ACT.
OF the Brnntiey-Portis Afn'ay-Brantley
Dead.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.1
WELDON. n. G., February 10. 1920.
The second act of the Brantley-Portis
tragedy ended Saturday night. Nr. Jesse
Brantley, whose skull was crushed with a
stick in the hands Of Mr. Thomas Ports
last week, the full particulars of which ap-
peared in the Dispatch last Saturday. died
Mt bis home Saturday evening about half
past o'clock. Mr.. Ports has been placed
under arrest AT his home. he is in bed and
unable TO stand trial. The injuries
inflicted upon him by Mr.. Brantley
are much more serious than at
first appeared. aud he Is unable to
leave his bed. One Of the strangest facts
about this terrible affair Is that Mr.. Brant-
ley was killed within 100 yards of the very
spot where about thirteen years ago he
GBrantley) shot and killed Mr.. Jack
Moody. The whole trouble of the Brant-
ley-Portis homicide originated from
Thomas Ports having used u small canoe
belonging to Mr.. Brantley, the value Of
which would not exceed 50, without ask
ing the owners consent. ).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

Rev. Alexander OVERLY. the rector, who
was at the time conducting services, quiet
" removed his surplice and went to work
60 extinguish the flames. This was finally
accomplished through the heroic efforts Of
the rector, assisted by Mr. j. A. Pinch
back. The fire originated between the
plastering and Notwithstanding, and was
caused by heat from the stove on the laths.
The damage is estimated at $50; no in
surRnce. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
washington Notes.

w.sunoros. February, io.--B S9ad OF on ,Ji
;nes to-day, $i47. 500. All accep.ea a. a ara
for as and iOiSE for AS. in0 "'''
surrepdered by depository o ann roc,spa.
The President has signed sa no in
ton opening adnss t sas ses sU he has also
Sous ad n an order establishing land-ofices at
Pierre and Chamberlain.
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uOIZGREFR --Dlod, sunday evening, Fobru-
airy OH, at 6:25 r. ~, LIZZIE, daughter OF Jo-
soeh and Carrie G. Holzgrefe: aged twenty
three months and four days.
FUNERAL will take place from ~ MATS
church at eco O'Clock THIS Tuesday AFTER
NOON. Friends and acduaintancos arc Invited
10 attend without further notice.
sTUBBs.-Diei. al tho rosidepce of his mo-
Their, Mrs. T.. X. Stubs. S7 east Clay street: a.
9.sOP. NJ. Monday, February 10, 1900, JULIAN :.
sTu BIS, in the twenty third year Of his sg-
The funeral will take place from Brosf->trres
Methodist church WEDNESDAY, February *,
i5gO, at 10 A. n. Friends arc invited y attend.
WILLS-Died, at hts parents residence, Ss
Orleans street. fulton, at twenty minutes U
O'Clock A. NJ, CLAUDi BLAoHE, youngest son
Of q. w. and Kosstter wills; aged eight m0ntns
and eleven days.
Dearest CLAUDy, thou hast LETT ",
We thy loss shall most deeply feoi:
But Ills God who has bereftu Us.
Ito all our s0rfows heal
Go, little CLAuDY, n thy homo
On yonder blissful shore:
We miss thee here, cat sOon VIII come
Where thou hast gone before.
Fuueral will take place from his parents resis
dence az O'CLOCK Tu ksDAY EVENING. Zebra
AIRY II, 1890
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

LOUIS RAWLINGS, 40 p. ~, trustees sale Of
house and lot No. az vest Clay street.
r. Il. cHAFFIN & CO. and AUGUSTINE ROY.
AL 4 CO., go 4. NJ, trustees sale Of frame
dwelling ON Madison between stockton AMI
Decatur streets, In Manchester.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON, 40 7. ~. two
brick dwellings Nos iii6 and NiS fioyt
street.
N W. BOWIE, p. H., wes,-End lots On Grove
road.
ARTHUR HAvgNs, 10 NJ, soap and fertilizer.
manufactory and soaps. fertilizers. &c.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1870 A NJ. trustees sale
OF engines, machinery. snAfrngs. &C., OF tho
Virginia steam Coffee and spice Mills Com
pany.
TUNNIcLIPFE & CO.. 10 A. ~. trsde sale of
crockery.
.. II. VALENTINE, 1870 A. NJ, bsistsafs, bus
reaas, stoves, mattresses, cioshiaS. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Dundee Dock-Laborers' strike--The I'M
prisoned Princes. yfother-0ther ITEMS
fBy Anglo-Amorican cable TO tho Dispatch.l

10y AusiO-AUcrtc1n chDte W tiio Di'b@
LONDON. February 10.-The dock laoorers
at Dundee struck this morning for an al
vance Of Id. per hour in their wages
PARIS, February 10.-The Countess OF
Paris. the mother of the imprisoned young
Duke OF Orleans. has arrived in this CITY.
II is announced that the Count has aoan,
dcned his proposed tour of America ana
WILL return to England.
KSGLIsH BANK-SoTEs.
LONDON. February 10.-The much-talked-
of idea Of proposing legislation by Parlia.
ment 10 authorize the Bank of England
notes Of $50 appears 70 nave been entirely
given mp. The Financial Mems this morn
ing states that the proposed lnnoyation
was decidedly opposed by the leading
bankers OF the country and that out OF
Difference TO their views the whole SUBJECT
has been quietly shelved.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, February i0.--fn the Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day do Paradine moved a repeal m the
law banisbing preienders 20 the French throne
from the country. The law. he declared, was an
exceptional measure. IL wounded the pariotc
sentiment Of the people and prevented the de-
scahdants % IN iliustrous and wer-iike race
from serving their country. he demanded ur-
gency for his motion. Tho Minister OF Justice
opposed the motion, holding that II would be un-
1ustto abrorate the law, particularly now ina.
alliances had been formed. De Lamarzeile ana
Mitchell spoke In support Of Paradines motion,
but il was rejected by a vote OF 25e to III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
John G. Calhoup.
[By telegraph % the p,spa,cn.

SAVANNAH, Ga, February lO.-The Cen.
tral railroad directors to-day elected John
G. Calhoun yice-president OF the road, to
fill the vacancy which has existed for two
wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
NORTHAMPTON.
yhc County Court-Eev. Nr. SturGis-
Other Notes.

0I17-IHI W - III v "" u 17717'I
TtrvnIY, Va, February l0.-The regu,
:, term of the County Court convened
t.-lag with Judge John ". Gillett, OF
Gro.uac county, on the bench. he having
l.an appointed by the Governor TO pre-
I. wing 10 the death of Judge Neale.
Ilr only case OF Importance tired was
tr.t of John Edwards. for malicious cut
f.nr. with intent u Kill. He was convicted
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
tare- years.
Rev j. q. Sturgis. late pastor of Trinity
church. Richmond, arrived here with his
iamlly on Saturday night AS the guests OF
lloyd l.. hurtz. MIR. Sturgis and ms
e .ad- here hope that the salnorous air
.. 'ae Eastern Shore Will speedily restore
IL T. LnAlfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
PAL T,MORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, February f0-Virginia f0-i0's, IS ;
do 8s, %; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 99S.sl00 /,
Northern Central stock, 69Ts s70; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore ist certincates g9h a
1OO%; consolidated gas bonds, lie do stock,
SgiIaERL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
UnoUdHr HOME.

The romans of George, the only son of
D. George Kerr. Of this place. who was
l.,d IN the railroad accident on the
Nrhik and Western railroad on SATURDAY
,it. were brought home tonight. HIS
a-aer and mother are almost heart-hroken
G., the loss Of their son. who was a most
4 missing young maa. and greatly esteeuneo
I, the Southern Express Company. IN
whose employ he was at the time OF the
cl,ut.
SIX men, all colored, have boon arrested.
ord are now ia jail. charged with roDbing
ead burning the store Of George IL Read
81 Co. on Sunday night week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

sale places the syndicate in control OF al
the large .starch.fsctories In tho unitea
States with one exception.
The negro janitor Of the Board Of Trade
OF Chicago, Benjamin Foster. has been ar
rested charged with the murder OF ms
wife. The case is singular one. The oody
was found IN an alley. but there were no
marks OF violence upon It. Foster Claims
that he found his wife stretched dead upon
the hoor Of their room and took the poay
into the alley. as he was too poor TO bury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
WANT BETTER ROADS.
An Enthusiastic Meeting of Northampton
Farmers.
rs,nc.0l telegram TO Tho p.spa.ep.l

rstcc,ai telegram TO tho Dispsscb.l
TAsrwLLg. Va, February lo.-There was
En- enthusiastic meeting to-day OF the
farmers vi this county for the purpose OF
forming farmers club TO take into con-
ierests. The most important matter dis
oussod was the subject of county roads IL
was decided 70 circulate petitions praying
the Stste Legislature 20 pass for North,
enptOn county the road-law, the pr.nclpal
FEATURES Of which are the coInbination OF
the contract and labor systems. u Is also
proposed that the tax received IRON the
railroad, which ainou3ts to SSVo. DO APP
Piled 20 the county roads. .u,
Captain Orris A. Brown, manager OF HOB
!ywOod truck-farm, the largest IN virginia,
William 3. Wilson, George q. Savage, ana
others spoke ia favor OF these measures.
AN ILLUSTRATION.
The expense Of the citizens OF tho county
on account Of bad roads was shown w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

After dIphtheria, scarlet-fever. or pneu-
MONA, Hoods Sarsaparilla will give
strength to the system and expel all poison
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARKETS BY releoRApm,
NEW YORK.

Las bales; uplands. Ike: Orleans. Ike: 70.
ceipes> r,se8 bales; exports-te 0feas Bfttain>
as,iss balss; 70 France, ISIS nalss; = ths Cont
neni, 1888 balss: STOCK. 81 ,i28 bAieA touthsrn
nour dun aad heavy; conmoe - NJ sxlsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
SPRING CAMPAIGN.
FIRE IN A CHURCH
And Something OF Panic-A Cool Rector.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l

BLACKSTONE, VA, February 10, 1890.
st. Luke's (the Episcopal church ut this
place. caught fire yesterday during SER
wees. The house was full of people, and
il is remarkable that no one was injured in
the frantic efforts of the congregation 10
get outside. At the conclusion of the
morning service the alarm was given, and
the congregation. amid the greatest coufu-
sion. rushed towards the door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

A cough will never attenR. , sI svru,
Gle Ii you keep Dr.. buiis oo'sA s''1'
near you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

RIcaMosD, February 10, l51l
OFFERINGS.
wHgAr.-l,2 33 bushels
Cogs.--2,3O0 bushels.
OATs.-2,0O0 bushels
MuL-OFFAI--4S tons
SALES aspOSrso ~ sscsxrlsv.
WHgAr.-LongberrY. 200 bushels very good
on private lermA Mixed, Is bushels very good
at $50.
CORN.-White, 100 bushels prime at iSc.
MlLL-OFFAL-2O tons on private terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
generally eas.erly.

TIE wxArnxs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY VA
clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
ON THE POTOMAC.
Alexandria Matters-Pythian - Personal
Mention,

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, February TO- 1890.
It is reported hero that Captain X. KEN;
per. formerly private secretary 10 General
Joseph T.. Johnston. ex-United States Com,
missioner Of Railroads, has been appointed
one Of the five census supervisors tor TINS
census district. Captain kemper IS a Demo
crat. and was appointed through the innu-
cnce Of Senator Barbour. The other SUI
pcrvisors. all OF whom are Republicans,
were appointed some weeks ago.
pYTmAS.
Quite number of Alexandrians viii at
tend the meeting Of the State Grand Lodge
of the knights OF Pythias. which meets ut
Suffolk during the early part of next week
Oriental lodge. No. 6. Of this city, has ap-
pointed Leonard Marbury as its represen-
tative in the Grand Lodge, and Mechanics
Lodge. No. 2, will send Ernest l.. Boyer. Dr;
A. +. Cox, of this city. is the yice-erand
chancellor of the order IN Virginia.
CHATTER GRANTED.
Judge Norton in the Corporation Court
this morning granted charter OF lncorpo-
ration 10 the United States Trust Company.
The object of the company rs to do gene
raj trust business in this State. Its princl-
nal Office is 20 be in this city and its capt.
tnl stock is 20 he no: less than 800, 600 nor
more than Sl,0OO,OO0. W. J.. Bruen. OF
Washington. is its president, G. G. Lee, Of
Fairfax county, ce-president, and j. A..
Snyder. Of Washington, secretary.
The District Grange Of Northern Virginia
will commence its annual session III the
parlors Of the Braddock House here on
Wednesday next.
Rev. Father Brodverick, assistant pastor
of St. Mary's Catholic church. has been
removed from here on account OF Ill health
and sent to Concwago, in Adams county,
Pa. He will be succeeded here by Father
Geraud, Of Cecil county. nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

Quite number Of Virginians were
among the visitors at the Capitol this
morning. Among those observed were
Major S. w. Vennble and Or. Holt, Of Pc
tersburg; ex-State-Senator Marshall Nc
Cormick, of Clarke county, and Mr. S. s..
Turner, of Front Royal.
New postmasters for Virginia: j. n. OPP
dixie, Buffalo, Rockbridge county, rice Ju-
liza A. Rogers. removed; l.. Quigg, Clifton
Station. Fairfax county, rice q. Z. Wright,
removed; 4. Greer, Pig River, Franklin
county, uice Martha T.. Hanley, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11

We quote: Fins, &c. sDsysy5. sapernna e27,a
s3.2c; extra g. j)aS17S family, Stali39 pasoas
family, country, thI5s5Aso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
MARRIAGES.

CORDOSIA-FOLkEs.-g Married, In Rich
mOnd. at the residence Of tie bride, February =,
1897. by Rev. /. H. InrnDull. Mr. WILLIAM
COllDONIA aud Miss CORA LIE fDLhEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-11
ON THE APPOMATTOX
Death of n Petersburg Printcr-Tirc-
Political.
n-orrcsnrrhance OF Lhe RLchnonl DI.pa.chI

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspl,ch1
PETERSBURG. Va. February 10, 1880.
Mr.. +. y. Clark, a well-known citizen OF
this city. died Saturday in Williamsburg.
Deceased was printer by trade. About
three years ago he suffered a stroke Of
paralysis from which he never recovered.
lie was a member of the police force up
to last November. when his mind gave
way and he was sent to Williamsburg for
treatment. lie was a son Of Mr.. L. j.
Clark, proprietor Of the Weehy Record.
Deceased was q member Of the Odd-Fellows,
Red Men, and Petersburg Typographical
Union. His remains will be brought 10
this CITY this evening for interment.
Miss Carrie williamson. daughter of Mr..
C. T. williamson. prominent contractor
of this city. died at the residence Of her
father on Saturday night of consumption.
Nr. Williamson lost a son only week ago,
who died of the same disease. He has the
sympathy Of the city in this his second be-
reavement