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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
THE GRAIN EXCHANGE ACTS.
II FAvors Continuing the Use of the Belvi-
dere Track-Transfer Charges.


The Grain and Cotton Exchange has add
ed rs voice to that of the Chamber OF Com
uerce in behalf of the continuance OF the
Belyldere connection-track Tor passenger
travel and local freight.
The subject has been under considera-
ton for several days, and at noon yester-
DAY q lArgely.attended meeting of the Ex-
change was held TO take action in the mat
ter.
The president, Mr.. Charles ii. Simpson,
occupied the chair and explained the OBJ
sect Of the assemblage.
TIE COUNCIL ASKED TO ACT.
Mr.. Charles l. Todd offered the follow
ing: ......,'
Whereas Il IL OF the utmost Importance 10 the
milling and mercantile Interests OF tAis city that
al grain aud merchandise arriving over The
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company and consigned 70 the mills or 70
Richmond merchants shall be delivered when
ever II Is 80 desired by them at the Byrd-stree
STALLION, and that csrs for outward shipment
shall Alao Be furnished them at Byrd-sueet stA-
ton therefore be It
Resolved, First That the Grain and Cotton Rx-
change respectfully and urgently requests the
SiIy council 10 allow such cars containing grain
hpd merchandise shipped In csr-lots only, TO be
IAuled over he connection track 70 and from
the Byid-Sueet station,
py ordinance, or agreement with the railroad
company That NO charge shall DO made by said
company for this service whether the cars are
loaded within or without this State.
Third. That the Council should regulate uf II
20 desires the transfer OF this freight ut such
houre OF the day or night as the Committed On
streets may from time 10 time prescribe.
foufth. That We Also approve the hction OF the
Chamber Of Commerce with reference 70 tho
passenger service and recommend its adoption
BY TIE Council
After discussion IN which Captain F..
II. DeAne, Dir. Thomas Moore, of the Dun
lop Mills, aud Others took part, the resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted. Colonel
John b. Purcell. president of the Chamber
OF Commerce, was present and advised
with the members.
A0AISsr HOME INTERESTS.
When the resolutions given above had
been adopted the Exchange considered the
Arrangement existing between the Chesa-
geako and Ohio Railway Company and the
richmond Elevator Company. The main
point OF the discussion was the transfer
chSrge OF - per car on all grain going IN
AMI ont Of the elevator from Virginia
points, and exempting from that charge
Oil grain received from out of the State.
lie Exchange instructed the committee
having the matter IN charge, and OF which
Captsln +. ii. Deane is chairman, to &C
Sede to these terms if nothing better could
De done, but TO communicate to the
,ncsapeake and Ohio authorities that it is
IesIdedAss very unjust discrimination
hSslnsi ITS Virginia patrons, and that the
gIhh trade protested vigorously against
- continuance and desired its committee
20 exercise every effort to get the railway
sOnpany TO abandon its position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22

ncen showed tho company to be 10 good eo1a .s
tion, and thst ths buslness Tor the pest -,
been vsry SUCCESSFUL. The directory, consu"ns
Hirsh. y. J. wrigtt john r. BANKING, fnanp
o'Eeill. n. r. Savage. q. hosenheim, ~ VIZ 49,.
Davis, Albert 0reertrss, WIiiism Heller, -
ThsIhimsr, and joseph wsllsnsstn, 80 ~
elected. -.
following Officers we're rs-slected: X y. st.rns,'
president; d. hiffsldorfsr. vice-prssidynti VI
liam Loysnstein. cashisr; Julius srs1s VII
lam j. Westw0od. and X n Shemo. uuss
has ordered she issue OF . nov series OF s'ecA'
which will 30 ready to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
THREE WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Two at Home In Richmond and One nj
Church In Manchester.

Nnbfcb IN NAutnessofs
a very pretty home wedding occurred in
The psrlOrs Of the Arlington yesterday
afternoon AZ 5 o'clock. when Miss Minnie
Dr,wry, tho charming and accomplished
Daughter Of DIR. s. ID. Drewry, aud Mr..
Frederick o. Bertrand, were united in the
holy bonds Of matrimony.
Owing 20 death IN the family recently
pnly relations and intimate friends OF the
pride and groom were present.
ne house was beautifully. decorated
Nl'h evergreens and presented a very
pretty scene. gA
Ihs bnde looked lovely in dress of
gray silk and blue. She gracefully carried
Y her band beautiful bouquet OF La
iIanesise roses.
suSDAr-scHooL scaoLAEs PRESENT.
Her only attendant was her sister, Miss
mary Drewry. who acted ~ maid of honor.
Ar, Charles l.. Mckinney acted as best
man for the groom.
Immediately before the ceremony seve-
"a iittle boys, the sundsy-school scholars
" lhe bride, entered tbs parlors and form
~ asemi-clreie, when the couple and their
plete.
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael. In solemn and
impressive manner, united the two loving
heasth. Dr.. Drewry, the father Of the
bride. gave her away.
After an informal reception at the house
and refreshments the happy couple left on
she Z O'Clock tram for an extended tour
horth; which win include WashinRton,
Iniiadeiphia. and New York. they will
sesos IN Galveston. Tex, the home Of tho
Ihe bssds ~ an Attractive and amisble
Iuneite, y very popular IA this eity. and
as gioom 10 prominent real estate AID
insurance agent Of Galveston
0sstsy--Tuasfa1l. -
n Miss Emma D Tunsisll and M. James w.
yensfy we're married yesterday afternoon
as bs'nbrdgs.dtfsst Bsptbt church 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JAsuARY ai.-Msrket steady. Receipts large
from the country. saiss reported Of sic.
Prime, &C. I; extra prime. &c; fancy. 3tc.;
spanish. sAsaxc; factory hand-pcksd, sSs
4hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
GRAIN AND corror EXCHANGES.
yAxuAxy q, ,aeL

wasAx--Loasbsrry ssaasi.ok Mixsd. slos
si.nl phofsbsrry. ~. a9LA
'coaS.-- Whita, 63aetc.e Nixsd, 09es5e
Oarx-Whsts, No z 5eASdr. nixeds No \ ~
sakc. Rejected. <Sa<bc.
Ryh--7takDc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
Personals and Briefs.


Bishop John c. Granbery was In the city zee
terday.
Mr.. J. D. K. slsight is confined at homo BY
sickness.
Ex-Governor william z. Cameron. Of Peters-
burg, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Waiter z Brsuer, who was lately injured
In runaway accident 70 Improving.
DIR. J. Dudley Pendieton. of Orange. Clerk Of
the senate OF virginia, was In the city yester-
day.
Mr.F. w. Atkinson, with the Westinghouse
Electric Company. Of Pittsburgh. Is on visit to
his parenta
Acca Temple win hold q meeting at Sc. Al
bans Hall tonight The meeting will DO one Of
% profound |" interest
Mr.. Thomss N. Miller, member Of the Pow
batsn bar aud former member OF the House
Of Delegates, 70 In hiehmond-
The British steamship In1ssibls finished load
ing st West Point with 3,eoo bales Of cotton, val
ued al si72.o7o, and cleared for Liverpool
Mr. samuel Edison, father Of the electrician,
Florida yesterday sftsrnoon on the fast mail
os. A. r rSuns nd sss w w D w Hs q
Cambridge, Masa. are 1t the ST. Charles Hotsi
Tnvitauca-cards are out for shs marriage u
81 Peters Cathedral next Wednesday morning
81 II O'Clock Of Miss Alice Lambert 70 Mr.. J. J.
Redmond. ~
Yesterday evening some one entered the once
OF DR.. Moses d. Hoes. Jr., on Third street. and
stole handsome pair OF gold cuh-b buttons from
. pair OF cuffs be hsd Just taken %.
The American bark sntine Charles Lorring, J. A.
Rose master, entsrcd e. the custom house yes
tsrday ceastwiss from Baltimore 70 nnlah load
ing win nour for Brazil
ST. somar Council Of Kadosh. Ne. 1. Ancient
and Accepted Scoffish Kite OF Free aeonry, Rev.
Hartley Carmichael, commander. will confer
the 2oth and 2sth degrees next Monday night In
grand sorn-
MAJOR Peyton Randolph. for several yssu sen-
erai manager Of The hichmond and Dansille
railroad. has been made third vics-prsstdent
ana Captain W. II. Green. Tor several wears gen
srsi scpsrintendent, has been made general
maEaeer. t.sr.t u n
AIoi Of vrsppinz-papsr caught are in the store
Of n GreenHaff. 14s5 eAst KAN street, about
o'clock yesterday morntng. An alarm We sent
81 from Box -. Old market but lev buckets Of
water aid The work beforv he department. e.
rived. The ioss IVES ts1ing
sens parsef tss electric msior q were, Duke
| = 1aylersA Main street. betpesn Twelf1b ond
1hiFtsentn. est m - TIE a11ce aeoox , o'clock
last night Parties 10 the ne1GhbosA0O6 Gev no
flames and bseaktns IN Ne door extfnGnSahsd
ths1 bs1ore ear apprvuiaola damage VS. done<
Ne alarm Eas ssrDed ". 4
(Iys6 Pnssss nssaz5 sxsca5>d 81 ~ 11onfpA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
tReported for the D!spasoh.i


JANUARY q, 1871.
Auction offerings on Change to-day. 70 pack
ages, and o taken ini highest s2aso; lowest
g; average, ti2s2 s1#
Loose saies Of shockos Warehouse, &,993
pounds highest, sis; lowest, tiso At Crsn-
shsw's warshouse, A,ass pounds; highest,
sa75; lowest, q. Total sales for The Day
s,.29o pounds.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cissrsttes,
t4,so4.so; tobacco, ts,iss.ss-,ossi, ss.ls4sa
Private sales vsry light Large rsssmpline
to-day and yesterday OF old tobaccos. Inquiry
for bright mahcgonies snd dark onss Eood
Loose dark sold shade on on lues and meeinm
leaf. win great irregularitg In prices, while ID
the main tobacco held up stif1ys rich otAck
workers bringing full yaiuse wagons IN snls
morning indicate good break 10 morr0w. buy.
srs have been quite prompt in sstendAnoes ana
the consequence 10 more spirited sniess lAfgef
breaks, and few II any disappointed pientere
Buyers who expect 70 maintain thst1 brande
and the tobacco market should By Gil means and
for eysry rood reason take pride IN spcouEaGiny
planters 10 bring their crops here IL " flght
Tor EVER one TO work foe the home mnE2s1 70
spsak 4 word Ia lie praise. Too msny orope
sbow dsteriorated seed. PlAnters need change
40 new varieties. There 10 much Tobacco tied up
ia too large bundles; this 10 urstehsiy ana MAKES
tns ieas look coafser. Our ysyehouaen1en some
timea forget aud maze pilss TOO heavy Tor buyer1
10 handle ssmplea More shaking up 81 me
bundles wonld haip buyers ana piertefh
MT. w. 3. GARY, Of Hendsfson, y. c. va ~
town today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
e;cuwoNo STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. January 81, 1891.
Closing quotations ct the Stock Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER
Personal and Other Items OF Interest
from Across the James.

from ACfobb INC ohuicbs
WI. Jones was tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday for rafting by using. a
wheel. Mr.. d. /. Pullism, counsel for
the accused, entered o plea Of guilty, and said
tnas his client was ignorant OF the law and bad
no idea Of violating It. Tho Commonweslth's
Attorney agreed with Mr.. Pulliap, and asked
that the lowest punishmsnt be inflicted. The
accused was fined one cent and given one day In
jail 4,p.,,
az the Progressive Endowment Guild, installed
the officers OF Manchester Lodge, last night
Though only organised three months this body
has 3 mem bership OF $50.
Raw. Or. Paul Whitehead, presiding elder OF
this district, preached At Central church last
night
IL 70 be reorganiIed.
Msssra b A, Malone and z. T. Horrisetts and
Mr.. John Archer's little daughter are still quite
Mrs. r. N. johnson, Of Prince Edward. Is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs william b. Bradley. on
Mis- Magic Jones, Of Ashland, who has been
visiting At Buck Elm, near Manchester, has re-
Il The Chesternsld supervisors meet next Men
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
TO MANAGE THE oRPHANAeE.
Rev. Mr.. Holiday Chosen as superintend
ent--Other Ofncers Elected.

The trustees of the Baptist 0rphanage
of Virginia concluded their session at
salem yesterday morning and Drs. Hatcher
and Cooper, Mayor Ellyson, and MIR. Ii. K.
johnson, the four Richmond members, re-
turned to the city on the evening train:
great deal of routine business was dis
posst Of and Rev. George J. Holiday, Of Berk-
lev. Va, was elected superintendent OF The In
ssiturion vice Rev. DR.. Jsnss B. Taylor. who de-
osnsr oficers we're elected 90 mat the follow
inc 4, the complete list. New. DR. william :.
Bsn nor, Of this city, president; Dr. james =.
Taylor, OF Lexington, yics-president: Q.
r. Towsn. Of Salem. sgcretary; thomas
i. Preston, OF Salem. treasurer: A e.
duncan. Of Salem, auditor; Rev. George
j. Hobday, OF Berkeley, superintendent
A prominent citizen Of Salem. who - friend
Of the orphansgs. offered 10 pay the expenses
az the Superintendent on trip OF several
months TO Europe % that he may inspect and
fsmiliartze himself with the operators OF
Muelsr's institute and other institutions Of this
character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
The Scottish Strike Once More Over.
rI3y Angie AMERICAN cable 70 the Dispatch.l

GLASGOW, January 2i.-Once more 1t IS
announced on behalf of the railroad ON
cials that the strike. so far. as the North
British road is concerned, is practically
over. On the Caledonian and Southwest
ern roads it Is stated by the companies
that there are now no situations vacant.
The officers OF the Caledonian company
have notified their striking employees to
turn IN their uniforms and receive the
balance Of their pay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22

copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22

The following gentlemen will attend the
annual State convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, which takes plsce
at Lynchburg from February 18th 10 the 18th. In
elusive: Messrs 8. T. Pulliam, X. v. farrar, q.
b. Bydnor, p. A. Arthur, William G. West Ga
renee Wern or. WiIkie b. johnson, b. NJ. Qusrles,
j. Hall Hoore, Charles w. Morris, p. l. Ander-
son, z. W. Miner, G. X. Willis, John 8 Akin
son. W. j. White, John X. West, Oscar swine
ford, John Branch, and 8. x. Bishop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
Loder,s Hilarity.

"Hilarity," which will be presented at
the Theatre tomorrow and Saturday
nights and 81 Saturday matinee, 10 without
plot, erected on q foundation OF funny situa-
lions and built only to mako people laugh.
Mr.. Charles A. Loder, 20 whom the piece be-
longs, Is said 70 be ono Of the best and funniest
German comedians on the stage to-day, and TO
be very amusing with hts songs and dances. The
company 10 highly spoken Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
Tonti omcers Installed.

The following officers of Richmond
Lodge. No. As, Order of Tonti, were in
stalled last night by Past-President @. Q. Thon.
Past President w. Z. Purcell presiding: John j.
Delaney, past president; James Hayes presi-
deaf; Patrick sullivan. vice-president; A. l.
Masurier. secretaryi NJ. V. Mahoney, treasurer;
John Kelly, chaplain; C. W. Reardon, marshal:
George G. Tyler, guard: Daniel y. Neenan, sem
tinei Trustees; James Hayes, c. c. Thon, and
Dt,r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
To Drive ont Oyster-Pirates.

Governor Mckinney stated yesterday
that the howitzer he had loaned to Gov
ernor Fowle, Of North Carolina, had been sent
TO Elizabeth City. Governor Fowle's telegram
did not state what use 1t would be put 10. but IT
Is understood that 10 10 70 be employed In 90 at
tempt to clear the North Carolina waters OF
oysier-pirstes, a. vigorous measures looking 10
that end have been decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS
Transcript az Deeds Recorded In k'en'
mood nod Henrfco.


mond aad Hsnrice.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
have been recorded in The Chancery Court:
W.T.. Tanner aud wife 70 T. .. Cine, " isss vs
north side Washington street near buenshs''
Tucker q Hsw, special commissioners, 20
aarsh x. Brown, 80 feet on Price suee' ne''
NIL boyle and wife TO Charles y: wsinsr;
s2st feet on west side Trenty-sevsnn s'f'e'A
carter a wexford, special commissioner. 70
Roberf 4. Campbell, 20 feet on norm jog Do'u
street between Harrison ana hsacogA n n Dan.
isi. ono half interest ia 66sS feet on nor'n e'''
Main street near Adams, -, 7l2.sa
same and J. X. v. Dsrioi aud vie 20 =. ~
Daniel, 10 lila feet on west side fins su'e' W
Same and same 10 Lucy X. Csufley' Wills
feet on same between same, fz50u %
Rlls and John q. Fensom 10 X b; TsyioL ~
feet on south side Cary street near hnoen' sun
A. c. Houston and wife 70 James w. ana sonn
Z. Gilman. 20 7h-1a feet on north size Ssi'
street near Belyidere, 49, p2s5.
William Z. Tnrock morton 70 joseph = 1 fnr,
% feet on west side Seventh street DetNeen b"u-
isians and Denny, $50
COUNTY COURT OF HESRIco.
Hyrsm ". Tyisr's executors 70 Charles blew
art, 30 feet on north side Lewis street near WIZ
shire, $50
NorthsIde Land Company to NJ b. Leonard,
Lots /, 2. g. 4. s. g. II. u, 10 H. Is, and 10 IN
Square 8, Chestnut Hill, 81. 200.
James II. Barton and wife 70 =. Walter zone
and William 7. Reed. Lot No 2, biocs ~ barton
Heights, 500.
John b. Gayle and wife to John c. snep.
psrd, s3k feet on east side Twenty-sevenfhs tree'
between aud j. tl,i00. an
James 3. Pace and wife to A. N. Lowry. "
feet on north side Ashland street near hah-
dolph. $500.
William j. westwood and wife TO Marina X.
Thomas, 60 feet on north side street between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-sscond. 1894
George O. Jonos and wife 70 Nancy j. Brlghe
49, acres on south side Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad seven miles west OF Richmond, xeS.
August q. Nsumann TO Otto B. naunnann, one
half interest 10 AZ acres on west side Mscheo'
icsyille turnpike, one mile north Oh hichmoho'
Charles Poinaexter. trustee and in his own
right, TO George o. Jones q Co., 46K acres on
soush side Chesapeake and Ohio railroad seven
miles west OF Richmond, $50. ,oo
A. ID. williams 70 stephen Grymes, o5-lyV
acres on q road Is feet wide two and one-haii
miles north Of Richmond, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
His Finxer Cut OF.

The ambulance was called to the corner
of Twentieth and Main streets yesterday
afternoon at $40 O'Clock to attend . white boy
who had his hand badly cut In some machinery
ia pisninR-miiL He was taken 10 the aims
house, where the wounded member was ampu-
tated, after which he went homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
A Liberal Triumph.

tBy Anglo American cable to the Dlspatch.I
LONDON, January 2l.-The election to
fill the parliamentary vacancy at Hartle-
pool today resulted in the choice OF Fur;
ness (Gladstonean) by vote of4 sos against
1905 for the Liberal Unionist. At the last
election Richardson Liberal Unionist) had
1000 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
Administrators Qualify.

In the Chancery Court yesterday Judge
Leake committed the estate of w. b. Bar
low 70 the sheriff for settlement
w. l. Davis qualified as administrator Oh The
estate OF Emily X. Davis. -" 80" s.
Major T. J. Kirkpatrick OF Lynchburg, quail
ied as administrator Of the estate OF Emily w.
Harvey The estate Is valued ct $4,000.
Iha TWO fra; mentioned are small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
A small Assignment.

A deed Of assignment from Samuel
Crane, stationer, 1903 east Main street, to
W, W. Cosby, trustee, Wa rosSroso ysss Ha,s,
Ths iisnslitiss are LEES than si,90 Tho follow
leg creditors are 70 10 paid share and share
aiiss: BArnts 8 Co, etA@; be1gner Sc~
sa3si Lnbesrotn, Van Assn y co. ~ rs
Paper Comp any. ti0o66: Posn y "a. w "
Tower Manufacturing Comraay. 3ii60 Citi-
xsas Bsnx Of ksrhUond, sie1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
CompIiment to n Richmond Young Man.

Mr.. Blair Burwell, Jr., son of DR.. Blair
Burwell, late of Richmond, has just been
appointed chief engineer OF the Florida Cenuai
and Peuinsuler railroad. Tho Metropolis OF
Jacksonville pays Mr.. Barwell the following
compliment:
"ihe appointment Of Blair Burveil 70 the
chief engineership OF the Florida Central and
Peninsular is wel-deserved compliment 70
Mr.. Burvelps ability. Mr.. Burwen now 10 one
OF the youngest civil engineers In the country.
snd has shown wonderful genius IN his oimcuit
departme nt, and il is safe to predict shat under
his wstchful care the track OF this Dig system
will be kept up 10 q high standard"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
AUupdred Miners killed.

tBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, January Alan explosion of
fre-damp has occurred in q colliery at ia
sinowata. near Charkoy, European Russia.
been learned, but it II known that over o
hundred miners have been killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
Europe ssiii snow Bound.
my ssYegrabb 10 She Die pasef.. J

LONDON, January 2I.--Further. advioes
recsiyed in this city In regard TO the
weather on the continent are 70 the enect
that heavy snow-stofms are still prevailing
throughout Belgium, and that the mails
in Germany, France. and Holland are
greatly delayed, owing 70 the Interruption
OF traffic caused by heavy falls OF snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
FROM BEYOND SEAS.
pIssgNsIoN AMONG The cHICEAN
TROOPS.
The Insurrectlon Seems to he Gaining
0rcund-rhe Insurgents Reinforced.
Other Items OF Interest.


tby Angio-Amcrican chbIe 70 sns U"pacu'i
LoxDos. Eng, January 2.-Dispatch
received from Buenos Ayres state that at
fairs in Chile are far from improving. Con-
siderable dissension already exists among
the Chilean troops, and this feeling is
rapidly spreading. II is announced as GER
tain that number of Government troops
have already joined the insurgent forces
with their arms and baggage. This has
tended to raise the spirit and expectations
Of the insurgents, who are preparing to
take vigorous action. so far the insurgents
seem 10 be gaining ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
disastrous Thaw In England.

lBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatcn.l
LONDON, January 2l.-The thaw now
prevailing has caused disastrous floods IN
many parts Of the country. especially 10
Kent. In that county roads, bridges, and
houses have been swept away. An ava
lanche of snow crushed a cottage and
killed three people and a disastrous land
slide occurred at Folkestone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
visitors to the Capitol.

j. I. Fudge. treasurer Of Allegheny
county; George w. Thomas, Common
wealth's attorney OF Hsnrico; Hugh Hamilton.
treasurer OF Fsuquler; T. N. Williams, sheriff
of Floyd Senator Thomas Harrison. Of Frede-
rick; MlcaIah Woods, Commemorative attor:
ney OF Albemsrle. and Mrs. Lula Sydnor and
daughter. OF Harrisburg, Pa, visited the Capt.
tol yaaterdAy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
Charters Filed

The charters of the Roanoke and Salem
Building and Lumber Company, capt.
tai stock not less than $1,000 nor more than
$4,000, and the Woodcock Iron Works Com
pany, capital Sex, 00), we're fied In the ONCE OF
The Secretary Of tho Commonwealth yesterday.
Tho principal once Of the former IL Of Roanoke,
and OF the latter at Goshen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
MARRIAGES.

LORAINE--wARNICK. Married. at the
residence of Rev. J. 8. Moser, Richmond.
Va, and by the came. on January 20, 1881,
and Miss VIRGINIA LEE WARWICK, Of
Washington, ID. O.
Baltimore and Washington papers please
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
Earthquake shocks in Austria.

. VIENNA, January 2i.--During yesterday
several severe earthquake shocks were ex-
perienced at Pressburg and Lintz;, Win,
dows ratified, pictures fell from walls, and
cracks opened in the walls of number OF
old houses. Otherwise there was not
much damage done