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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
.,,..a.had at Ne,n Or1eans.


Tho action Of the people Of New Orleans
yesterday in putting TO death tho asssssln'
~ cbief.of-Police HKsSrssEr Is pafooh-
able. IL not commendable. r
The prisoners to whom the so-caiied mop
r.ted ont the punishment due 10 'no
basest Of murderers were members 0, an
oa,h hound society who had brought tneir
customs here frori foreign LAND. WINE
snf3o,ent evidence could not DC oo'a,neu
80 convince tho jurymen that it was tneir
J,tv 20 end the accused guilty, the puonc
.ras ve,l satisfied that they ought TO die'
ard dio ouickly. aud accordingly great
nrvhers Of men proceeded TO the jan ana
.,orn,nntorilv ended the lives of eleven oil
The Gang who were supposed 70 nave oeon
the chief instruments IN hENNhsShi .
taking of. Aim,
That thew violated the law IN SO doing
Coca without saying. but secret socleties oi
This description are now warned tna' III
.h;s country crimes such as that 10 ques-
,;on will not 90 unpublished, no matter how
many loopholes the law provides ior eS-
cape. .. 90
ON the trial six OF the accuseu "oio ~
emitted and there was no verdict as 70
threa others. There was profound aston
;sbment when this conclusion was an
nounced, and the popular wrath was not
nnnaturally aroused to pitch which sug-
oested lynch law and made its execution
easy. 1t is not to be supposed that the po-
lice interfered to any extraordinary extent
Mr.. HENNRssEY was courageous or1eer
who was killed for doing his duty. lie was
the victim of cowardly conspiracy ana
there is some ground for suspecting that
under the widespread terror which the
assassins inspired the jurors we're not
without fear that if they found the criinl-
nails guilty they might render themselves
liable to HESsEssEY's fate.
Altogether it is an instance where those
who most abhor lynch-law will find 1t hard
10 frame a condemnation of the men who
impelled by O sense of the danger OF allow
ing such monstrous crimes TO 60 wholly
unpublished, resorted to means which are
only pardonable in very extreme cases.
The verdict of New Orleans is that their
police will be protected; that murderous
practices must not be imported from other
lands. AID that oath-bound socie'
ties Of assassins will not be allowed To
oyerawe the appointed officers of justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Tho First Oil-Weu.
he Editor of he Dispatch:

To ne Editor of lte Dispatch:
Who sunk the first oil-well L. NJ. S.
As an answer we quote Appleton's Cyclic
pedla which, after showing that petroleum
had been known for ages, says with regard
to oil-wells:
The first movement made in this direc-
ton was in 1854 by Messrs. Eleveth and
Bissell, of New York, who secured the
right to the upper spring on OIL creek and
Organized company in New York. The
quality Of the oil was tested and report
made upon it by Professor b. Silliman, Jr.
No progress was made in establishing the
business until December, 1851, when
Messrs. Bowditch and Drake, OF New Ha;
ven, undertook to search for oil. Colonel
i. j.. Drake removed to Titusville, on OIL
creek, and in the winter of lS5S-'59 COM
pleted hisarrangements for boring into the
rock below the bed of the creek. The work
advanced very slowly, and it was not until
August 26, 1859, that oil was struck at the
depth of ii feet. The drill suddenly sank
into cavity in the rock, and the oil rose
within FIVE inches of the surface. A small
pump being introduced q supply Of oil was
obtained amounting to 400 gallons day,
and with larger pump the flow was in
creased to LOCO gallons a day. Though a
steam-engine was applied TO the work and
kept in constant operation, the supply
continued uninterrupted for weeks. This
success gave o new value TO every spot
where oil had ever been found, or which
was thought likely TO produce 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

You don't have to 60 10 the %. - :,
find a capital suit There Ha, -.
when the style OF Il country c.-.', -.
capital, Just as the style OF the eo. =. !,
tired at Paris. Now every c.i! . ~ :
Of fashion and style j, 11i' '''l =. .
that is why suits that a-. ns.,-i. -
longer, in one sense Of t-o 'o'l' . ,-.. ,
suits. When We sas, therefore -.
have capital suits what We l-. so, =
we can place at your di'po.a. s'... 40. ~.
can be surpassed neither IN us IS. ~, -,
nor any other. We shall el1Is Pr
il neither the prices thu; prey,1.' =. 80
nor the figures that the Loo4o- ..' '.,,.i
demands. American skill u 80
ture has enabled US 70 sHI -. .
and price down. You can So .,s
country over. and noe-e'e I'll. ~.Gr
Alaska and the Gulf of NeA'1o f,y5
find as complete an egu,',le-'. -, 10
investment as is afforded Cy ., o.:
BLE-BREASTED SACK D l'~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

rsc.,, how the croakers OF that day spoke
Of the folly and extravaesnce OF that
moye). In nearly every public enterprise
be was among the foremost. he went from
here 70 washington and has had quite .
peaceful life there until the outbreak OF
,his war. whether he Is right or not be
will have 10 answer the charge of race
nrciudice. The mustered-out negroes are
denouncing him roundly and are insisting
that he could have adopted any one OF
half a dozen better erpedients If he had
not been blinded" by prejudice.
The country will not be much aritated
by this question. but to General oEDwAY
II il n matter of some consequence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
The Price Of Gas.

We must again remind our readers that
whether the city should own the gas works
is one question. and whether the price Of
gas should DO reduced Is another. The
Council viii have full control Of tho mat
ter so long as the city owns those works.
but will Of course have no power over
them after their ownership Is transferred
TO . private company. Such compsuy
viii never buy our gas-works unless to
naks money cut Of tbam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
"Commencement."
MIDWAY, HALIFAX COUNTY. Va,
March Q. 1891.

march y, 1911.
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please state in the columns ofyour Sunday
edition what gave rise TO the name " com
mencement," applying TO the ending or
closing Of college terms? BY so doing you
will confer favor on your humble
SUBSCRIBER.
The Century Dictionary says that the
word commencement" came to be used
in this way because when at Oxford the
degrees of A. B., &C., were conferred the
recipients commenced their life as A. BIS,
&c. This is an old theory. 1t appeared in
this paper many years ago in en- article
written by DR.. Levin S. Joynes. Our own
opinion is that this use OF the word com
mencement" grew out of the custom of
speaking of the anniversary of the COM
mencement of college as [" for shorthl
the commandment" But the weight of
authority is against us. In point of fact
the Virginia Military Institute, if our
memory is not at fault, commenced its ca
reer on the 4th Of July and has its annual
commandments on that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

m. ,rau-of-war Galena A,h0f.

VrSEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Mach .i-.i
United States steamer Gle-i al -
States steam-tug Nina wen. a'l .'.a
O'clock last night one mile s.-'- 2 .i.
Head Light during . sirlls -.-.-.
wind and a dense fo-. The ul..,. %
being lowed from New lg.k a ) =
mouth by the Nina. h'tl ''' :
badly damaged. The Officers 81 ~ =,
seventy-seven in numbar, we've ,AA-- /.
by the Galena's boats SID q .r-7,-..s..
sent from shore by the Ass4...--i'
Humane Soclety's men ~ Gai A.l-
heavy sea was breaking 0Ye. .-s '.'''i
the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
MORE LloouR-DEALeRs PUNISHED.
Mead Had One Oaics Too Many--A Rail-
road Wreck Near Bedford City.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYscHBURo, VA, March 14.-In the
United States Court here to-day William
Shadrack and Sam. Presley, indictedfor re-
failing liquor without license, plead
entity. and were fined S1e0 each. Shadrack
was sent TO Carroll county jail and Presley
to Tazewell jail, each for term of one
month.
Edward Umphrey, indicted for retailing
liquor without license, was adjudged
guilty, fined 800, and sent to Pulaski jail
for one month.
REQUESTED TO RESIGN.
II appearing TO the Court that United
States Commissioner j. II. Mead holds O
State Office incompatible with that of CON-
missioner he was requested to resign the
latter Office. A great many other cases
were continued.
Judge Bond, of the Circuit Court, is ex-
pected TO be here on Monday.
James Singleton. black man, had his
right hand terribly mashed here to-day
in the Norfolk and Western yards while
coupling cars.
As1ALL WRECK.
A small wreck occurred on the Norfolk
and Western road near Bedford City early
this morning caused, by the breaking OF q
wheel. Several freight-cars We're wrecked,
but do one was hurt.
A dog supposed 60 be mad created great
excitement on the street to-day. He was
killed by an officer.
our OF DANGER.
DIR. John T.. Edwards is greatly improved
tonight, and 1t is thought he IS entirely out
OF danger.
The amount Of leaf tobacco sold this
week was 732, 800 pounds, and revenue col
| lected. S5.95l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
oysterman,s. Convention.

The fact that the good people of Acco-
mae county have undertaken TO arrange
Tor convention Of the representatives Of
The section Of Virginia interested in the
culture Of oysters Is assurance that the
plans viii be wsll laid and the undertaking
pat forth under favorable auspices.
All the prslmi naries will be arranged at
the April court 81 Accomac.
We trust that Al le speed win be made Ia
fhis matfax. Tbs hoie sahises ought 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
,,,omv and History.

Anatomy and Histo'y ,na,
IowrsvrtLE, VA, March o. ISL
To ne Editor of ge Dispatch, .so,
WIN Won please answer througn tns !; so az
umns q Nv yopr paper % what animal Is 80 20
Constructed that its upper jaw can 10
thrown back2 "a, .,,oorv of the
circulation of the food was dl Il wyrya -
HarveyY Very truly. =, =. M - ZINE
I. At this moment we can think OF n aD'.
The alligator apparently moves both Jaws,
but Il is an optical illusion. so, TOO, II -
said the virginia red-brd raises its upper
bill in opening its mouth. 49,
2. The discovery Is said to nave oeen
made in 1919, though the published treat y,
ise on the subject did not appear uh'n
1cOQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
poas+,no for Good Reasons.

Mr. SYLVESTER BAxrzR has written let
Tor IN the Boston Herald. of which he is an
editor. in regard to the city government OF
Baltimore. The Sun says OF 1T;
our water service is especially commended
no giving the people cheap water in abundance
and besides turning over handsome sum to
sInNinc funds Our way Of deriving revenue
from strest-car companies Is also held up to aI-
prevail" -,
baltimore may well boast. The city
whose rulers are wise enough to provide
suoh ways and means as the Sun speaks OF
l. a fortunate one. What says the Sun as
to city electric-plantf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
New York City.
WAYNEsBono'. ", March 9, 1s91.

WAYsEsBoRo', Va. March 9, 1891.
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
Will you kindly state in your next issue
what is the exact population of New York
city and whether growing, and, if possible,
the number of stock consumed per day?
SUBSCRIBER.
The population of New York by the Fede-
raj census Is SIS, sol and BY the municipal
census October, 1S9O) 1,71O,715. Yes, it is
growing. In 1870 its population was 942,-
292 and in 1880 1.206,299.
As to the consumption of live stock We
have no information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
snow and Rain.

STAuNToN, VA, March 10, 1891.
To lie Editor of tie Dispatch:
SEQ you state sixty inches as the
amount Of snowfall in some parts of the
country this winter. How much rainfall
would that equal Or, what Is the ave-
rage water depth TO q foot Of snow? Please
answer in next Sundays paper and oblige
A CONSTANT READER OF THE DIsPArcH,
On nm average eight inches Of snow make
one inch of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

The duty of the Democrats with respect
70 the agriculturists of this country IS
nointed out in thoughtful letter which
we nublish to-day under the signature Of
saltwater Democrat"-who IS man
known and admired in every quarter OF
the State. Along with this is letter
from Chesterfield" who discusses Mr..
C1EvELASD's present position in politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Who Can Answer?

To The Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII YOU kindly answer the following |?
Sam and Bob Keeton are first cousins, Sam
married Bob's daughter and Bob married
SANS sister. What kin are their children
/ remain AN ADMIRER OF THE DISPATCH.
March 10, 1891.
We might say the children are cousins,
and not nearer of kin than third cousins;
but as there is wager depending upon
our decision or answer. and as We have no
decided opinion on the subject we leave
the question unanswered. Who can an
syer it?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Two Inquiries

CoossvmIE, VA. February ~ 1871
To he Editor Of he Dispatch;
will YOU please answer the following
as Where can get an "Aniline pen
(2.) What was the basis OF represents "a.
ton in Congress for the negroes OF tne
South before the war?
1. From the Richmond booksellers ana
stationers.
Q. Three ffths of the negroes were
counted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
board. Tho lease Ia. Al.

board. Tho Ieae0 has Ala :. =
proyal OF the Georgia Cs,H, n'na,
joint guarantor. The paps,. M
submitted to the commi',cd' ~, /
holders in Baltimore, vb ,,y q = II !,
tons were suggested and 10y, '''s ,
TesentatiYes Of the Gcer,', ...i tT
final action Of Tie Geort.s r sli's.
viii complete tho trang,s, N.s-'ia' 2
Bondholders' Commit 49,, ~ ~
Official notice OF such ae.,5o On
two. % u,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

be discussed and q platform determined
upon by the time of tho State Convention
of the Farmers Alliance. Then If the oys-
termen have their views endorsed and ap-
proved by the farmers. the pathway to sue
cass will be opened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

same time Mr.. Royal, in Letter ~ a, youl
paper stated that there were Aizs s ssa" or
worth eighty cents, l have h, n d,serepancy,
heard any explanation OF sne pansnectfrlly.
viii you please explain itf s EespsyI,
Mr.. Window spoke Of fine s,,se .s rsra
Royal of silver nine tenths fine. Do'n "'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
"nIanper - or " Manor

"1IanDer" or " manor
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, Va, March 2, 1891.
To ne Editor Of the Dispatch;
Several times recently | have noticed
the quotation in some OF the papers 10
the ,n1nner born" is that correctly
have always thought it ought to DO >" to
the manor born"
3. Who is the author1 BY answering
this through the columns Of your weekly
edition you will greatly oblige
SUBsCRIBER.
Native here and to the manner born. -
Hamlet !, 4.
9. Shakespeare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
state Medical Board

To ne Editor Of ne DisDdtch:
ALFRED, ALBEMARLE COUNTY. Va, March
12.-Will you please inform me when and
where the Medical Board of Virginia will
meet for examination? and oblige
READER.
At Richmond on the third Tuesday in
April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
HA1n's Fonp, Va, March 8, 1891.

To ne Editor of 1he Dspatcas
Mr.. Window In his speech befofe the
New York Club stated there werq SIX
grams of silver In United States Aollar,
worth elghty,thses cents. and Abfut the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

The Temperance crrA-i..'.-i q .,
city are making 5trelI Is e1.rs' b.
no the Temperance cause I-ss >7-.
public meetings have .-el l..i ,.l
under the auspices %. t.e Too. I.-,r
lodges, which have been $751;. g,-.t.
and this good work sill. iep- +,
ward, and every EFFORT VII .ela1r,
duce the people Of AlZl-.r4- .eI
cold-WAter pledge.
The Corporation Court J. tt..s 4
March session uOv, bur Is t.4-,.'..-1. {.
thing but civil business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
NOTICE.

Ihaye this day sold my entire -, IS St.. ~
,oeblns pusiness Of Cigars. foea,,Sfiii fiTIo,A
On under the firn-na1e o; 7. w iIANg
Co, az 1898 east Main street, p ~, - s.slE,'
VINO will continue the same, anu 's,.-,.tsnl2 2.
liabilities aud wa eollecs al W.
couats. ....,a Z kigl| .
Thankful for pas, pstronage -,
contiauance Of same 10 my s1'py WHlTl0N'
Respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Coiored Bcys' sssbbing ARRAY.
fSna.ial t.ia~rau, n, fha Diaoatlsb. 4

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March f4.--In .
quarrel to-day Giles 1insloy was stabbed
colored boys. Iinley's wounds are serious
but not necessarily fatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
McAdamS G. Berg
CLOTHIERl.=
personal.
..---,,.,-- fEhsUNN" .-,,v ma
. nrHnapn OF TMENIl ~

4 REWARD OF TWENIl. ,.. 80 !.
N LARS Is offered Tor ani :, ( vcgg,AN
the Whereabouts OF TkJh MAS -. -y5 -
who has been missing from az 's.,.'-..,y Dc
Fifteenth street, since last -, Il 80
thirty-four years Old, I'VE Zee, ..-s hue e,
dark hair, reddish-brown lhol' ~ a t.,fs.
wore ehinchitla coas and vest 49, ub ~
with q crease IN the top. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

Having purchased tho business rSoip,.S,A ;
Took q CO., pbbors Of oissis, INNS Al
beg leave 10 Inform tho former Una a. Rs
lie generally that ! Vii eoh .ad vi sots'
stand, 1893 east Main street, - n, snnsf. =,
70 serve then In ne best pos'il'N N. ZANps
NH Him - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

Clerk Howard II. lo.rt 2 rslr.
county. has f0rwardeItl '.e I-. b.
tors offic0 Ia Richmond oil .l4..st.
being the amount collected .r
State taxes on deeds. Charters. .+..s.
months from Septemser, Fl. '.t-.-r
1891. During that period l.s4 q ...,,
corded ~ deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
BRILLIANT LsNTeN GERMAN.
The First OF tho Season Mt Old Points,
ciety Chapsrons and Gay Dancers

eiety Shaperons ana Gay Dancers
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
FoRT MONROE. Va. March 14.-The first
german of the season is now in progress at
the Hygeia Hotel. given by Miss Mile
Schwarzwaelder, Of Brooklyn. Mr.. w.
Scott Darlington. of Richmond, leads the
dancing with the fair hostess. The chape-
rons are Mrs. William Schwarzwaelder,
Mrs. r. j. @. Walker, OF Philadelphia; ;
Mrs. Bedle. of Trenton Mrs. A. J. Preston.
of Davenport; Mrs. General Lady, of
Washington, and Mrs. Holbrook. of New
York.
THE DANCERS.
Among the dancers were Lieutenant
Adams and Miss Boyenton, Lieutenant
Peck and Miss McSweeney, Lieutenant
Straub and Miss Matthews, DIR. Barrister
and Mira. Shaw Kennedy. Mr.. Pegram and
Miss Audenried, Mr.. helms and Miss Pres
ton, MIR. Carson and Miss Clergue, Mr.. An
derson and Miss Holbrook. Nj. Bstes and
Miss Kinney, Miss Verify and Miss O'Con-
nor. Mr.. Brokaw and Miss Bedle, Mr.. Noss
and Miss Moore. MIR, Dannet and Miss
Held, Mr.. Kerr and Miss Compton, Mr.,
sharp end Mrs. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Pare,
Mrs, Hannewinckel and Mr.. johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

IsIt In the Patriots" Pockets?
'Tis asked, Where's all the money
We've sent to Erin dear2
"Oh," says a fellow funny,
"That's neither here nor there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
Fort Sumter.

Fort Sumter.
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1891.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Our history says that the first gun was
fred at 4:36 A, NJ. April II. 1861. Your
Sundays issue stated April l4th.
A Pupil OF LEIGH SCHOOL.
The 18th is right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
LARGE LAND sALesm,,..
The LsesburE Live stock Ar.
bitlon--Improyement N

The LsssburE Live stock An,
bition-improvementi,p.'Ail
Correspondent Of ne R.ar...,h
LErsguRo, Va. MArch q ~,
land sales have recently bas, ~ ~,
county : Farm of She late Ie,-..A : e /.
near Waterford. ~ sn-- -. Ia
ceres near Aide a. 20. 81 e., y, A.,
ceres near MOuntsWlie 40 49,. l.. },
ANNUN EZHUr.ly
The annual exhibition - ,t.,
Live Stock Society wll LOO Is.l ~
grOun0s, Leesburs, Angus, l-,. e l.
Nth. The society .0 eltr' .... 4.
with balance IN tAefraw-, .t. y
March Court was marked .- '1
display Of fine stallion. d., pc -
ougbbFeds, trOtters. -al.... p ,r
and heavy draughts. an ....e. .. a-e
standard Of excellence. v... -
exceptionally fine. p,
BLEEDs o. rC-r-r7
Several Of orr farmer .s,. .-..
attention TO ra.sug a.. .r...- "A
LTtfuH VI lfFhl'IH DIT.
pally Plymouth E9oss. Dol ~
Comb, Brown LegLor....
Kt. Rev. A. st. I.....
Bishop Of Virginia. %
Episcopal churclc5 %. g.. .,.'
Ilth, and 18th. ---. q
Episcopal Nr.i.y
Rev. Henry Wilson I'd .f....
sion in 81. james Ep ra.
town, from the l2tl 20 b.. ....
Other cleTCymen aIe ..-J s,...i -
present.
Captain Jacob r. MANN an s
esteemed citizen o. tts ...-.e
residence near Sterling f.s..... ."
remains Will DO mt --el .at..
here on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
1Uu0UsINDS CURED YEAhsLIIII

pYspEysiA. CONSTIPATION Is ) n
n VsS. HFADAciiE. &c, BY nsiaS ~, ~ ~
AND STOMACH POWDER. ;" I pal q,
sample bottle lffseen aos', ss CaAk:,,
5wc-t,on, stamps. Circulars He~ 10 ~
Rkxa phIlAaslphlA ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
pANWLLE ToBAccO Hs8s:t
Funeral Of Alien c. Bobert.on-par,hu
ofthe HoIIand-Burton Tobac,5CA

shAaNA - Ah'"'t .7"'.t q a.AaA
ofthe HolIand-Burton Tobac,5CA
Especial Telegram g. tle Is-a'-.
DASvuIE. Va, March iL-l-s g.
market has been fairly active .-l-. p
week and breaks were .l- t.-,- Q.
sales did not block. I- wei 70
with q slight advance ol wrapper 4
shipments Of plug announced . D.
pounds.
Mr.. ROBERTSON FrSgEA-
The funeral Of Mr. A. q. Eo.r.'-'
place from the Bapt.s, ca-t.- O., ~
noon aud the services we-e e.1--.
DIR. S. A. Goodwin, OF k,1- --. ..,-e
pastor of the church.
A BIO PCRCHAsA
Messrs, p. i. Iicon. j. w. G--iE- b,
W. A. Norman have pure.as.i 90 --
featuring department O.. me ho A,'--
ton Tobacco COMPANY. w-I-s A.-.
one of the largest IN tho cir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

A Georgia Resa Leased By Rlchmond ana
DAnvllis.
The lease Of The Covingtop and Macon
railroad TO shs Richmond and pahville on
interest 30 the bondholdeu Mas bean Al,
pFeyed BY w 6ichmond end panville
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15
BLEEDs o. PCrr-t7
PATENT RIGHTS NAP-cs
A Suit Before Judge Hlghs,-r-..
Introduce Cold water in Al.us.-.

IntrOduco tOId WaTHT D AIftlrl-,
Correspondence % ;le 3 --rt r.....
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Mach 'l-r...-
cation Of J.. b. White, s N- i.
order restraining e.. b.. hI..r ~
ricksburg. from iniIl .. -
rights in a new-styl- I..H rs,.--..
fore Judge Robert VII ...t.
States Circuit Court la-- .-.r r..
Floyd Hughe-, Of A.gi.s.sl.uFr
little. OF Mashingt1l. Opt r..t,V.-
and Messrs. }. b. Seua-. o. i.e -.
and :. +. Beach, Of t..t org. % s-..
The Judge will reLl.r Ls .a.s p.
later term Of the court.
After transacting SOM. u..- t....
the court adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-15

O'Shea-mel
Famed Troas had It's Helen
And Anthony his queen.
Is" kitty" to be Erin's bane7
'TWere shame, Parnell, ween.