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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
SCUTTLED AND SUNK.
WHAT HAS TO Be DONE WITH THE
HUDSON IN NORFOLK HARBOR.
The Only Way to Extinguish tho Cotton
Firs-Ihe BarkentiDc William
Phillips a Wrscs.
Lspsclnl ,olssrnm o ,ne pispa.ch.l


NORFOLK, March 3.-Ihe cotton in the
hold of the steamship Hudson Is stili on
fire, having started on TUESDAY at Lam
bert Point. This morning the ship was
carried to Peters Il Reeds wharf, IN Ports
mouth, 70 discharge her cargo in order 10
get at the FIRE, but the authorities refused
to allow the ship to land and discharge
and she was towed down to SCOTS creek
to be scuttied and sunk. The Hudson has
on board several thousand bales of cotton,
as well "a other stuf. aud much OF 1t VIII
be destroyed or badly damaged. her pas
sengcrs, fifteen in number, left for New
York yesterday b. raj. The HUDSON Is
bound from New Orleans TO New YORK.
GONE 70 pILcEs.
The barkentine William Phillips keeied
over during the gale at Care Henry last
night. and her hull is now almost entirely
under water. She is breaking mp, ana
several aYticles-the personal effects or the
captain aud cFew-have been washed up on
the teach.
The sunsen steamship Bonavista. at VIII
loughbY SPIT. has been raised. The wreck
ing steamer Rescue has been sent To the
assis' ance OF a stranded three-masted
schooner ut Willoughby Spit.
NEW Elk LODGES.
There is list of forty applicants before
the deputy exalted ruler from Petersburg,
asking the establishment Of lodge OF
Benevolent aud Protective Order OF Elss
IN that city, and during the month OF
April body of Norfolk. Portsmouth, ana
Richmond Elks viii 90 To the Cockade
City and institute the lodge: after that
lodges Will be instituted IN SUFFOLK ana
Newport News.
Incoming vessels report Jorge quantities
OF wreckage Of very kind south OF cape
Hatteras.
PROTEST.
The Board of Directors of the Cotton
| Exchange have adopted memorial ana
protest against the passage OF the Hatch
| bill in the House Of Representatives. and
the Washburne and pefer bills in tine
Senate prohibiting trading in options.
| The county truckers are now getting
$3.50 per barrel for their spinach crop IN
New York.
Mrs. Victoria s. Wray, wife OF Rev.
George ". Wray. pastor of Central Metho-
| dist Episcopal church. died about mid
night last night at her home. IN Ports
mouth. She was i'll several months.
BAKEB--FosTER.
Mr. Colin SICK. Baker. Of Petersburg.
and Miss Janet II. Foster were united IN
| marriage last night at the residence OF the
| brides parents, IN Portsmouth. Rev. John
| W. Daugheriy performed the ceremony.
| The couple Will 20 TO Crewe, on the Nor
folk and Western road. tomorrow TO re-
| side
Passanger-train No. 100 on the New
| Norfolk and Carolina railroad made the
run yesterday from Rocky Mount. \. o.
| TO Portsmouth, a distance Of il6 miles. IN
two hours and forty-seyen minutes, M
GLIDING twenty-five stops. An, average
speed Of ffty-seyen miles an hour was
maintained during the run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
con vtsc.rrp WEAPONS scID.
nEATfis.

ALLEY.-Died, at her residence. 6O5 High
etraet Thursday March 3, 1892, az 3:l5 A.
H.. Mrs. MARY A. ALLEY, wife OF W. L.
Alley. IN the 56th year of her age.
Let me go, tho day is breaking
Dear children, let me go;
We have spent night of waking
In the wilderness below.
Inward now bend my way;
Part we here at break OF day.
Let me go; may not tarry,
Wrestling thus with doubts aud Tears;
Angels wait my soul to carry
Where my Lord appears.
Friends and kindred, weep not so;
II YOU love me let me go
We have travelled long together
Hand in hand and heart IN heart
Roth through far and stormy weather;
And It's hard. tits hard TO part.
Yet we must. Farewell to you;
Answer one aud all, "Adieu."
Funeral will take place SATURDAY AZ
TFRNOON. March 5th, from Pine-Street
Rantist church. Friends and acquaint-
ances respectfully invited to attend with
Raltimore Md, Petersburg (ya.), and
Lynchburg (Va.) papers please copy.
fOLKES.- Died, Thursday, March Sd. at
1910 p. NJ. at his residence. on Thirty
second street between n and Q streets,
WILLIAM A. FOLKES. in the 3i'h year OF
his age. ,,,,,e, -,
day) MORNING at 7:45 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances invited. Burial at Sa-
lem church. Charles City county.
HARRISON at Duluth, MINI,
ut Y. ~. MATTHEW BLAND HARRl-
son.
MOESTA.-Died, at 1855 p NJ. Tuesday.
March LIST, II. W. MOESIA, IN the 5lst
year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from Evangelical
Lutheran church, Sixth aud Clay, TO
DAY friday. March ith. at IL A. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance OF the family
are invited to attend
Stanton papers, Baltimore S'1, Pitts
burg Dispafch, and New YORK Herald please
copy.
SNYDER. into rest at Y. NJ.
| March 3. 1892. ASA KIRkWOOD SNYDER,
son of the late Asa Snyder.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WHITAKER Died. at the residence
| of Mrs. Y. s. Gale, 1903 Ross street, Thurs
| day, March 3, 1892. at 4.50 O'Clock L. NJ.
| Mrs. BELLE WHITAKER, wife OF j. L.
| Whitaker, Jr.
| Cease here longer TO detain me.
Fondest sister, drowned in woe.
Now thy kind caresses pain me,
| Even advances-let me go.
| Weep not DER these eyes that languish.
| Upward turning TO their home.
| They will soon forget all anguish
| While | wait to see thee come.
| BIZ HE SISTER
Funeral will take place from ~. Peter
Cathedral SATURDAY at $3.50 o'clock A. NJ
Friends and acquaintance Of the famIl
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReported tor tbs Dispaca.l

fhcpOTtcu tof tuo Dirpos~1-l
MARCH 3--Rsvenue collections today; Cisars
and cigarettes, ss,957.2s; sebsceo' sS4o.so-
total, s3,79S.2a
Private sales: Wrappers, -: oilers. o: darkss
1O-totai, 2s hogshesds-
Loose sales: Shockoe sold today l$soo
pounds: highest price, ss.s5. crcnshsws soid
~. 400 pounds; highest price. s1a2s.
Dark Gales were well attended and prices were
vell sustained on fne sun-crsd and black
wrapper grades. Medium 20 good niiers vere
not very strongly bid for. Common 70 medium
and decidedly black tobsceos we're To demand
Brights we're dull and considerable tobacco had
"a be taken IN and some of 10 VIII Be taken BACK
homo TO try other msrkstS-oniy, perhaps. 70
prove 1T there has been decline moro " fceo
under heavy sales In al markes>
county crops was aoout Iol< csntsl
To-mofrow the celebrated Reax-G Garden lburk-
iushsm, crop OF derks from the Hill piautAocn
Will Do sold BY Subictt Carr
To-morrow tbero win Do also largo blight
broakz Is In nos only he trades oosy, pat 70
the vast and best advantage ~ kichmooes9 20
support this tobacco market while Ne ttae -
turning and is strong 10 our favor Ihs plsa.sss
from North caroiins ana vn!mIa s,.d ~
spending thousands Of doiiAn ncrss snoaa =.
ENCOURAGED 20 snip here. IA sfnts snd pressure 70
sell there should b ready ~ vi!nng n.s1
suppory tne leaf mArtss cd 70 texe ~ Ut
pluS which VIII yssld fne prod! A. 49,
ksvsk Ne vsne I'VE bay0ia ~ Uoo0 -
- edars frr N k1n1a q 1qa& 80. 2. !.
Gtsady buying pricss ere bsese - ~ ~
than s1aanndio hieh vsl2cs - ~ :. W. ~ 49,
naEhsl = NnEne ~ - - q . a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
Ths SOUTHERN TERMINUS.
Charlotte the Probable Point for the IL.
and :. Il. R.-State Politics.
Ispecial teIegram % We Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
Cg,RIorTr, n. c., March st now ap-
pears TO be a very easy matter for Char
iotte TO capture the southern terminus Of
the Roanoke and Southern road. 1t may
be done by helping Concord 70 buiid
branch line 10 Charlotte. The last Legls-
lature chartered what Is known az the
Concord southern railroad to connect
at any point on the Carolina Gen.
trail. A petition is now being en-
culated in Concord township. and IS
being almost unanimously signed. asking
Tor an election TO be held in April for the
purpose of subscribing $4,000 as the
quota of that township for building the
road. Cabarrus expects to get suoscilp-
ton Of $4,000 II Charlotte JOINS IN. The
road viii come here: otherwise 1t VIII go
10 Monroe. In either event it is safe to
saw that it will be the southern terminus
Of the Roanoke and Southern.
AN ALEXANDER "BooM."
The recent gathering of the members of
the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee in Raleigh was the occasion OF CON-
paring notes from all over the State, ana
nom " hat was learned II Is evident that
very completely equipped Alexander
boom" has been rolling along under the
eurface and gathering strength as itrolled
for some time past The developments are
sUel Is 10 ltultttf tudA NHNNpi.AA -, ~ NV
ander is the coming man for Governor
II NAV be that this very nomination Will
solve the political problem IN this state,
and result IN thoroughly reunited De:
mocracy and the triumphant election OF
the entire ticket. There can be no ques-
ton about the fact that the gubernatoral
question Is mixed one ana ~ GIVING
trouble Governor Holt has good follow
ing, but 1t is said that the Alliance Will not
support him.
OTHER FAyoBIfFS.
Tyr. George ". Sanderlin IS man who
would be acceptable to all the people, but
he i such a true Democrat and well-aisher
for the party that he would not run unless
II was clear to him that II was his duty as
a Democrat to do So Mr.. j. ). Carr would
make a fine run, but he does not want the
Office. Mr.. Octayius Coke Is also spoken
of MS a candidate.
WILLING TO SERVE.
II is said that a conference has already
| been held with Captain Alexander relative
| TO his nomination. and that, though he
| made no positive answer, 1t Is understood
! that he would accept a nomination. Such
| a turn of affairs might resultln effectively
| digging up the third.party plant IN this
| State by the roots.
THE LIQUOR CASE.
The Roessler mandamus case occupied
| the court again to-day and the interest Is
undated. The entire day was consumed
| i'm wrangling aud speeches by the lawyers.
| The speeches were strong and sometimes
very bitter. The case viii probably be de-
cided tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
MEMORANDA.

NV YoaE, March 3.-rns .'s sNnes oo DO "a
Captain Jannsy, which s.is ss, asa MS morn.
instant i@ $500 ~ had weather snd heasy snss 49,,
ia xs y LAIN. bremen. Arrived ~ xax ross
nis. New YoEs fos Gisssow; so'''~'
for hamburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

before she nonee came to order after this QUICK
remark, for storm Of applause ana laughter
followed tho wiiiicism. Tho lady laughed too.
ADVOCATING FENCE LAW.
She lett the House q little while afterwards
and was seen no more until yesterday. when
Notonel biggcr,tu his merrtmont. raped the
mock session 10 order. Then The aged country
dame appeared and agnin marched an 10 the
rVstrun. She was there In the Interest %
ience.in~, aud 80 when she walkei 10 some one
fuaiehiWey moved that she be accorded the
prlvhegoa OF tho Eoor. The Colonel vigorously
commanded silence with the gnyei, and the OH
lady stepped up and said va subsistence: " MIR.
spe"kcr'i came Mp here 70 see about fence
iAN, hha nave been trying 70 get Mr. WILCOX TO
help me, but he wouldn't do g. one word more
ana I'm done. want 10 say that he comes from
county with $50 Republican majority, and
mat he never would ave been here " he hadn't
promised us fonce law. We haven't gotten Is,
ana he'll never DO back here any more"
Mr.. WDcox was ia the House, ana the NOM
bere nenriy burst their sides AZ the Joke they mad
on him. The handsome young member from
Charles CITY bore tho ccnsire very good-na,ured-
u ana Joined In the merriment. Mr.. NncoNs
bfc hren were entirely unsynpathctic and
gn Cd him unmereiiuly. while Il n saie - as
o hat tho lady VII work against RI n In bis
next campaign.
A bayiesque secession then followed and num-
Der OF ridiculous motions we're pni, and the
iocose Speaker pro feWpoTs exhibited q know
ledge Of parliamentary proceedings which
showed unbOJndcd skill
few minutes later Speaker Cardwell arrived
ana then. OF course. the proceedings were rcgl-
larry commenced. bat as there was absolutely
nothing 10 40 the House soon adjourned to meet
again this morning.
Worlds Fair Commissioners.
The Governor Is we'll up with the work Of sign
ing bills. lie has vetoed only two bills during
tho session. and in neither Instance has fight
been inside against his veto. Yesterday tue
observation-disclosures called upon him 20 urge
the appointment OF the commissioners provided
Tor IN the Worlds AIR bill The Governor and the
lieu'onaut-GOYerDor have been In hearty SYM
patty On the question Of Nirguias making a me
showing az Chicago, ana the Leutenant-Goy
crnor has boon wor a Ia the interest Of the
movement Tor two ycars.
Most % the members o! both branches left Tor
fhcit homes last night.
Tho clerical force Of the body we're at work all
nlcht last night enrolling ILLS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
The revival at Uniou-statiOn.

Services were commenced at this church
on Tuesday night toy Rev. Nj. Is. Williams
VINO reached an impressive sermon on :" ne
building the Walls of Jerusalem
The congregations, which had been large from
the special revival interest peryad.ng the com
,nuuity under the ministry of Rev. George IL:
Kav. were largely increased by the presence oi
lie evangelist, aud every seat in the auditorium
was occupied and great interest was manifested.
The Bnie-roadings az tho 1hird Presbyterian
church "Wednesday at 4 o'clock T. NJ were large
lv attended. despite uninyorablo weather, and
the expositions ol Ar. Williams were beautiful
and impressive. ODD.
the meeting at NIGHT held at Union-Station
was more largely attended, many standing dn-
ring the services. The singing led by tue chOr
of mat church was beautifully rendered.
Tho sermon preached on " Backsiiding 10y
the evangelist was strong ana pungeht ana
Produced "a profound impression.
Thrco persons presented themselves Tor
,,rover. and quite p number OF lukewarm were
Guickenod. Tho prospect is most encouraging
far "a genei al revival 49,
mo various cnoirs Of Church lin are uniting
In the music. and Christians OF all denomina-
lions arc expected 10 visit their unconVetteu
friends and bring them under The revival In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
A Letter from Lovingston.

fCOrrespOndence OF the Richmond DsDatch.l
LoyEGsToS, VA. March 3.-Ihe revival
services at Coyesvllle. carried on by Rev.
b. Blain and Rev. ;. 4. Martin, Of Pulaski, re-
suited in nineteen professions Of religion and
fourteen additions 20 Cove church.
The house Of Mr. Toms, n tenant OF hrs. L. VI.
Wayiand, near CovesYiile was destroyed Dy nre
recently.
MIR. hi. II. Epes, cOlpOrteur OF the Synod ~ Viz
ginia. has been at COvesyilie for several days
The Alton neighborho0d - beginning Lent
With number Of entertainments ior charitable
objects. on Tuesday a quilting bee" was held
IN Hungry Town." on Thursday church festi-
val to consider the FIJI leland missions, on
Friday a "house-raising," 70 which the sturdy
yeomanry are especially invited.
Frankfort, KY, after visit TO Alton friends.
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pronertV Trnnsfera.

Richmond: LEROY Y. Brown and wife
10 J. thompson Brown, 30 feet on Cary
street, southeast corner bolyidere, S3,3Jpi Q.
y. Carter, special commissioner 10 +. l. Hunt'
1873 feet on Calhoun street. southeast corner
TYLER, triangular lot, $500; Robert j. Christian
and wife 90 h. i. Clyde, l44 feet on james
river and ll2l8 feet on Water street, S2SOO;
Is. Louie aud William u. Miles o Rosa Y. shon-
Derger. "a feet ON west side Twenty-ssyontn
street near O. 5000: Elizabeth ". Palmers eX-
ecut0r 10 T. j. Christian. l44 feet on James
river ana 1914 feet On Water street, subject 70
leasr. $500: Winfield SCOTT 70 Edward I.
Cannon, 90 llif-12 feet on south side Main
street near Fourteenth, $1,000; i. a. Cathna and
wife 10 Ada b. ROane, vile 81 ;. II. hoane' ~
feet on north side Of Marshall street, near
Thirty-frst. $40: AlAKGndor Coke special COM
missioner, 10 riiget O'Brien, 20 feet on west
side of Eighth street, between Cary and Canal,
$3.50; John T. Chsppell and others 10 Henry ".
Cottrcu, 20 feet On west side Of IWeniy-second
street near Clay, -; VI. ". Gayle and vile 70
A. L.. Carneal a. feet on west side Of Twelfth
street. between Marshall and Clay, subject 10
deed II trust for $4,000. $500; Lille harris to
Lucy Hin, 10 feet on norm sllc OF Iiceioh slfteb
between Third and Fourth. 50: DANIEL ana Cas-
kio Minor commissioners, 20 DAVID =. franciri
20 feet ou north side ~ China street, near BE-
vifarc. 81 200: Thomas ID. and Allen y. stokes
Jr, 20 Mann s. Valentine @SH ieet on norm
side ~ Main street. between Twelfth and Cover
nor. $4,000: f.. y. Naasar and vile 90 Whl!am
vs.. Fields. l2i6 feet on west sido 81 81 Paul
street, uoar Cuuiis, 5000.
IlcnricO: james X. and Virginia Holmes 70
JACK Code. rs feet ON south side Wallace street
noar Eitchie. slOO; James II. Barton ard wi.e
o. a. 4. Lamb, one-Dan interest Ia block y,
Broosland Park. 81 800: c. ). Collins 20 j. II.
Barton. = IA. aud a.. a. Lamb, threc-qaarter IN
ter,st IN IiOif acres near Richmond and Hem
rico turnpike, about ~ miles from Richmond.
$40; :. II. Lamb and vile 10 danes H. hartoh
and n. a. Lamb. q quarter interest In The above
property. leserying vendors lien ior 5000
s2 900: Manning 4. Staples and wife % William
~. II. Lee. 20 feet on north side henrico street,
between Dmneen ami spotswoOd avenue, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
MsMoRlAL-DAY AT oAKWooD.
! rho Ladies' Association Preparing for the
Annual Observance Of May 10Th.


The LADIES' Oakwood Memorial As
ISOLATION held meeting yesterday
afternoon in the school-house of old
S.. Johns church for the purpose Of
making preliminary ARRANGEMENTS to deco
rate tho graves Of The dead heroes in Oak
wood on the 10th Of May next. A very
large nseemblage OF ladies was present,
and much business was transacted. Mrs.
II. Z. Christian, the president. occupied
the cnsir, aud 5lrs. Sinton acted as secre-
tary.
Committees we're appointed on policing
t. lnds, music, parade, decorations,
convey ces, etc.
lid were received for cleaning and re-
pairing tre Texas monument. and the con
tract will probably be- given out at an
early date.
Banners representing the different
States Of the Coufederacy were ordered
70 be procured also. badges for the MEM
bers.
A committee was appointed to revise the
constitution of the association, which duty
will be performed and report made 70
the next meeting.
Il is expected that Colonel Charles L.
O'FeTrall will deliver the annual address,
and every effort is to be made 90 have a
celebration worthy Of the cause and the
good people engaged 10 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

the purchase of tho electric plant and the firm.
chises OF the FarmyIle Elec'ric.Lieht. Heat, ana
Power Compsnv. It's understood that ton al
ditenal az, ii.h ul be nj once erected, aud tbe
price Of each incnndescent wi be MY cents per
month. instead Of eesenty-nse te1ts, M no"
charged. -, ~
Ara y. r.. Rice one OF the oldest ladies' OF
Farmyilc. Is lying critically III a; her husoanar
home, on BAPTIST Iilii.
Rev. DR.. Laiimer's remains wero Inferred this
morning m tho college cemetery al hnnpaen-
Sidney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
Ambulance Calls.
oa amhulance responded to two calls

The ambulance responded to two calls
yesterday. Al, =, r.,,,,
ana Main streets to q colorec man, who had re-
celyei scalp wound by brick falling on ms
head while working on the Planters BANK puiiu-
ing. which Il being torn do"n. hc was 'nhon
nome and the wound sewed up.
Tne next call was al gao 7. NJ. to FIRST ana
BAKER ssyests 10 colored man suffering with an
epiieptic NJ lie was treated ana taken hom"@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
HE PRESIDENT.
lie VIII Return to Washington To-hof-
row-No Ducking To-day.

NORFOLK. VA, March S.-President Har-
rison did not leave the hotel at Virginia
Beach this afternoon for another days
duck-shooting at Ragged Island. as had
been arranged. He received q telegram
from Washington this morning which
changed his plans, and he will now leave
for Washington Saturday morning. ar
irving there on the afternoon Coast Line
train.
For the first time since the Presidents
stay on the seashOre the weather to-day
waS dehohtfnl. In the afternoon he took
baby Mckee out for walk among the
pines and hollios and a stroll along the
country roads in the neighbQrhood OF the
hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
Political Points.

LAwRxscxvILLE. ILL.,. March 3-Ths
Democratic convention OF this. the Six
teenth Congressional District has nominated
by accismation Congressman q. w. FithiAn.
CHICAGO, III, harch a--ne Central Iramc
AssOciation has authorized half rate fer the
democratic National Convention ~ Chicago, Tho
tickst 70 b. sold June 16th 70 20th. ana god re-
turning until July eth. For the Republican
National Convention the dale Of sals So eeep
- ~ rVGuyn Tint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
a note from CoiOaeI Bigger.
his il an important statement

OFFICE or Tx CLERK HOUSE, or DELyGATEsl
AID kEErEE OF Rolls or VIRGINIA.,
Richmond, Va, March 3, 1892. J
lam In receipt OF large number Of inquiries
for ,ories OF various acts OF the General Assem-
bin, aud will doubtless receive many more
Wbiie always happy 10 accommodate my cor
respondents. ana it imposslpie 10 90 30, anu
e.n..iaily a. the malorty OF the acts proposed
nave never been printed as passed. have no
COPIES Of tue acts as finally printed, az they do
NOT come through my Office.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of the House of Delegates and
Keeper oil the Rolls of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
WIN Repair the House.

The monthly meeting OF the Committee
on LIGHT Was held at the Upper gas-worss
Yesterday evening. The business transacted
was principally OF a routine character. The Gas
inspector reported upon the recent gas xpio o.
sina xnich occurred at house No. 5000 cast
Her,h.n street In which Mr.. w. T. Purcell, as
sis,ant gas inspector, was badly burned. Inc
snncrintepdanf was authorized 20 have tho
damage % the house repaired.
Inc sune rintepda reported bis estimates Tor
annropr1ation 20 the department for the ensuing
year, which was referred 10 thoNFinance CON-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results whea
Syrup of Figs IL taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitud
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in oOc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try It, Do not sccspt any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SxRUP CO.
ar FRANCISCO. cAt
toQvxRfE ~ ~ vV0e ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
,-,neral Of ssr. Matthew Bland Harrison.

The remains of Mr. NJ. Il. HarflsOh, WHO
died in Duluth Monday, arrived IN tins
CIV last night and were taken TO the residence
Of his father-in.lsw, Mr.. William Wirt Henry:
,cg,, to-fiav. and the services will be conducted
nv Inc pastor. assisted by Rev. John X. Mason,
~ - Jsmes church. The following gentlemen
viii be- the pal-bearers Messrs. Roosevelt rage
Iazewen Eneti, John +. i. Anderson, SOM i ps
reN Narznal Giliiam, John A. tok., D. nan.
Tucker. Jr., 3 s. p. Patteson, COlouel William =.
Tanner. prank II. Mcclure, j. Aliston Caoen'
aud lack son Guy.