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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
MATCHES BETWEEN THE BALES.
Undesirable Concomitants of a Cargo 0
Cotton.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


New York, February 6.-While men
were transferring cargo of $50 bales OF
cotton from the Savannah Lines lighter
Louisiana to the steamship Lepanto this
afternoon q number of matches were
found between the bales. The Lepanto
was loading at Wilson's pier, Hoboken,
and the agents, Ssnderson d Son, were
Immediately notified. They sent word
that the cotton must not be loaded. A
further investigation showed that many
matches were distributed among the bales.
Ssnderson' 4 Son sent word OF the DIS
covery to the Maritime Exchange, saying
that the matter would bear q thorough in
vestigation. Mr.. Sanderson, the senior
that he knew that the matches were found
aud that the cotton had been shipped by
the Savannah Line from Savannah.
At the general Office of the Savannah
Line, at Pier 80, North river. Manager Sor-
rell protested ignorance of the matter. he
thought il was not serious. think.
said he. THAT some one must have drop
ped few matches from his pocket by ac-
cident. Sanderson q Son were perfectly
right in refusing to receive the cotton un-
til an investigation was made. This inves-
tigation Is now being made, and is direct
ed by Mr.. Walker, the superintendent OF
the company, in person."
The cotton was to be sent to Antwerp by
the Lepanto. which sails tomorrow morn
ing. At the Savannah Line Office 1T was
said the cotton had arrived within the last
week, but no one knew BY what steamship
il had arrived. MIR. Sorrell thought 1t was
not one consignment. He did not know,
however, where the lighter was loaded, or
where it has been since its arrival At this
port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
sLelcAINe At THE WARM SPRINGS.
The Observation-Disclosures Escape OF Nc
gro Convict-A Railroad Survey.

The Inseniously- Managed Escape OF No
gro Conv,ct-A Railroad survey.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch!l
WARN SPRINGS, Va, February 5.-Snow to
the depth of six inches fell here last night
and is still falling very fast. The ground
Is frozen hard. and the. prospect IS Tor
Quite q deep coating OF the wbitcness;,
The jingle Of sleigh-bells has been heard
since early morning.
Further details OF the escape or the con-
Wet mentioned IN the DISPATCH few days
ago show that it was well executed anu
his recapture almost Impossible. Occs-
sionally these prisoners obtain small glits
of money, and having no need 10 spend ~
thew use it in gambling. This negro had
won about SIS in this way.
WELL EQUIPPED.
He managed 10 break into the rooms OF
Mr.. Waugh the night of his escape ana
nrovided himself with full suit of clothes,
Including q Derby bat. He also stole a
pistol and a pocket book containing S2o.
Beng thus equipped he departed. IL
seems that while his term would have ex-
pred In sixteen months. yet he would nave
been held for trial for killing one OF the
guards in the penitentiary.
A large party Of engineers employed oy
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany has just passed through here Tor
Greenbank. w. Va. They report that they
have about 100 miles of road to survey,
but your correspondent was unable to
learn between what points. 1t is supposed
that they will work from Marlinton (Pocs.,
hontas county, towards Gauley and meet
the party which IS now surveying route
up that river.
Mrs w. II. Bryan has returned from an
extended trip to Washington.
Mr.. Harvey Francisco returned to-day
from a trip to Augusta county.
MIR. Henry Harrison, of Colorado, who
has been visiting friends here. left for his
home today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

fanesmsnt Is giving great sst.naetion, The
lecture recently given By Major yeo hoteo-
kiss, on THE History OF Virginia - !nnu-
enced by Her Physical Formation Wa
one which would interest every Ap.e! OF
the old State. Besides this course OF lee
lures and independent OF II, DR.. Scheener.
physical instructor ct Washington and Lee,
rives every Thursday afternoon one OF
series OF "hcslth and strength talks" TO
the students. These are also open TO the
public.
PERSONAL.
Our County Sheriff, r. r. Witt, who has
been seriousiy III for some time. IS able 70
be out again.
Rev. Dr. Preston has been unable to
preach for several weeks, but Is sio Wy re-
covering from Ia grippe. HIS pulpit y
Temporarily supplied by DIR. Quaries, OF
Washington and Lee University;
Rev. DIR. Taylor Is announcer 10 denver
an address on Sunday night concerning
the life and character Of the great English
preacher Spurgeon. A.
Rev. DIR. McBryde and some OF the
students expect to attend the Young Mems
Christian Association Convention, 10 pe
held IN your city next week. -. =,
The recent destruction OF records In the
FIRE at Appomattox Courthouse has intensi-
ned the desire felt by many OF our people
that immediate steps be taken for the
better protection Of the records OF tnis
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
FINE WHITE PoRCRLAIS AT BALE
VAIL L.


40 dozen c-inch Fluted Oys'er'no'i
at &c. Square Soup-Iureens 90 i',,
value 81 Butter Dishes AZ 2lc' ',.-'
SOC. Covered Vegetable Dishes % ''f',
value Toe. Meat Dishes at llc., 'l.-s
SOC. Dinner Plates, S-inch, az ic. le,
dozen, value, $50; breakfast SIZE /"
4sc., value 81 Bread-Plstes 81 90
value l5c. Pickle Dishes at 'c' ' s
2Oc. After Dinner Cups alA go s,.
GERS at SOC. per dozen, vain. 81
Teal Pots at 25c., value zee. SAl,-.
Boats at 10c., value 25c. Cover. O. 49, -
Tureens at 2lc., value soc. loi.ei-''I1
complete at 81, value $3.50 Decoil~'
Tcilet5ets-l2 pieces including 81
1926, value $3.50; l5-ineh MeatI.'-.,
at 40c., value 9Sc. ; Soup Iuf ,li ~ "
75c., value $3.50 Greclan 2iai -
grayed Tumblers-extra thin -
dozen Extra-Thin Banded lllir'..l
69c. per dozen-worth SID hal.
pressed polished Goblets NC. -
dozen Toddy-Glasses, Bic. per aot 3t.
Hard Pressed Polished lumbler' o. -. -,
per dozen, from TIC. +; CordiAl 49,. 49,.
at SOC. per dozen Imitation O''o''
Pickle Dishes 1T Sc. worth lJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
A PoLlceMAN's OFFICIAL STATUS
II He City or State neutrality-suspicious.
Council ProcesdIngs-saiarvI Increased.

IL He q City or State neutrality-suspicious.
Council Procesdlngs-saiarV Increased.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February g.
Mayor S. b. Woods made statement that
the counsel for the city was OF the opinion
that neither the Mayor nor the Council
have the right to remove from Office any
policeman, no matter what offence or
crime he may be guilty Of. and Advised an
amendment to the city charter. Police
men, so it was stated. are officers of the
State. and that it has been 80 decided by
the Supreme Court of Appeals. A motion
was made and adopted appointing COM
mittee to report remedy for this detect.
Tho Chief Of Police reported S6l.50 IN
fines collected for the past month.
The Committee on the Revision OF the
Charter was instructed to investigate the
law requiring all property-hol to put
down sidewalks in front of their premises,
as doubts have been expressed whether
the law on this subject IN It's present con-
ditiou can be enforced.
An appropriation of $3.50 has made for
the purchase of additional overcoats and
boots for the FIRE company.
DUDrEY's SALARY DOUBLED.
The salary OF CITY Sergeant Samuel j.
Dudley was increased from $50 to $500
per annum.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com.
pany will at once commence the widening
of the street under the bridge near the
university. There is to be clear width OF
street between the walls of so feet and
clear height from the present grade OF
the street under the railroad track to the
bottom of the bridge of at least IL feet 9
inches. When so changed and the new
iron bridges built it shall be in full COM
pliance with its duty and the requirements
of the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

the fact That one Of tho Thugs was cap
tured.
tand 4 Worldis-Fa,r conference at the
home of President W. 4. Baker. AZ Mr.:
Walker passed vacant lot Just south o.
the Standard Cl1b two men jumped out.
One seized him by the throat and tne
other smashed the piniored attorney with
4 billy. The weapon descended WITH
frightful force upon the venerable
lawyers forehead. aud with cry ne SANK
to the ground unconscious. Mr.. Wine
man heard the cry and started ~ pursuit
of one Of the footpads. who had taken to
their heels. He captured one OF then,
and held him until apoiiceman arrived ana
took charge of tine prisoner. ny this Time
Great crowd had copgregated and began
shouting, Let's hang the Villain" sew
eral men made rush for the prisoner;
but they were restrained by the oincer anu
the cooler heads in the crowd.
Mr. Walkers wound Is serious, but not
necessarily dangerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

women's ailrncnts--an invigoratlng r,..-.f
tive tonic, soothing cordial and trac.po ~.
vine; purely vegetable, non .alc0ho'e -
perfectly harmless 10 regulates IA -
notes oil the proper functions az wcr.srt..,,3s
improves digestion, enriches the blo,l ~
pels aches end pains, melancholy and rsr,r-'
ness, brings refreshing sleep, enl n,,,.,'
health and strength.
What's the use Of trying this p and So
Ing that" when here is remedy th,f', -
onfeedf In all the arrangements. irr,.--'..'
ties, and weaknesses peculiar 20 the - :.
riodical pains, internal infamn,a'io, =. -
uloerntion, weak back. leucoTrhea and -, -
kindred ailnent, IL the " Fayorite Pr-..-l
ton" fails 20 benefit or cure, you haye yo'.
money back. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Hardware Spec1alheS'

Finch Shears. &c. Substanllh S ~. !.
Screwa &c. +; Patent CorkssreTS I" ~ >, ,
9-inch Black Enamelled Corkscres,s. !. ~ :. >
Gate Hinges, &c. q pair stove Ll 49,.
&c. = Patent Lemon Juice taIaT ~, !.
15c. Substantial Curry-Combs' -, ~
Superior Quality Braces 80 ~,
Vegetable Knives, 4c. Volcano =
Stoves. 25c. Door Iatche" TT.
Surprise Tack Hsmmefs, &c. w ~
oil sizes lc. Q package; Patent n.
Irons, 35c.. worth 50c. i,poana "a
Scales, TO- Patent Potato fee.eiIt ;"si
Tack Drawsra 40 Poreelsipp Nm
SAuce Pana DC /; Sheet lron ps s,s !
PanA Sc. /; Long Feather D9sierS ~ (;
Hair Dusters IA inches long cosss.
Clothes Bxushes. l5c. Side COsss.
Mills. 25c., worth Soc. 2-quA. We y, /;
BoilerA made Of extra hes'y un' ,Cs !;
Iron- handle Hsucepanh 9un'S,
Oak UmbrellA Stands 5Oc.. ifo" '"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
beer Held Not spirituous.
ruw&.seyx.nb En- tina D;spxtch.t

HELENA. MoSr.. February g. Beer is not
4 spirituous liquor according to. decision,
rendered here by Judge Knowles, United
States District Court judge. This Is the
original ruling by the Federal Court on
this SUBJECT. Ut the State courts that
have passed upon the question those OF
New Hampshire. West Virginia. and len
nessee have agreed with the Judges
ruling, while the court OF North Caronha
and n court in New York have held to the
contrarv. The case on trial was that OF =
man who sold bottled beer 70 an Indian
ON the Crow reservation. He was dis
charged. The Federal statutes provide a
penalty for selling spirituous liquor or
wine to an Indian on reservation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
CANADA STARTLED.
rhs Postmastsr-General Charged with
Corruption In Politics.
IBy telegraph to tho Dspatch.I


TORONTO, OSr., February 6.-The Globe
this morning publishes serious charges
against Sir Adolphe Caron, Postmaster
General, and Tsrte, who made the
charges that resulted In Sir Hector
Langsyin's downfall, and calls for q re-
opening of the inquiry of last session. 1t
publishes JGc-siDiLes of documents and
checks and claims that it can prove that
SIR Adolpe drew upon the funds IN Thomas
McGreeyy's hands for the election of 1897,
and that his drafts were for political pur-
poses.
1t alleges that Tarte also received some
of the money. also that boodling" was
carried on IN the Quebec district directly
under the personal superintendt nee of the
ministers of the crown and on regular
business principles. Several members Of
parliament are alleged r. be i'm
plicated. The fdc-smi 8 include one
showing the payment 10 Philip landry
Of O., 900 on the order of Sir Adolphe. 1t
states that evidence can be obtained from
various sources which would astound the
world, and invites any of the persons
whose names are printed in the documents
published or to be published to bring ac-
ton for libel in the courts of Ontario or
Quebec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
The millinery

done. New touches that ma u tsfH
with early spring.
Furs, Wraps, Carpets, Curtains, sci
other merchandising lean aeay oH
OF value in your favor.
Do you ever calculate how mll
, money the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
A Call for tho Rev. j. w. Hundley-De.
Iightful ssmi-AunuaI soirees.

correspondence OF the hicnmonu Dspatcn.l
LURAY, Va, February 6.--Mr. NJ. F.
Wharton, an attorney of this place, and
Miss Lizzie Bailey. of Natural Bridge, will
be married on Monday evening next, tho
9Th of February. in the Episcopal church
at Natural Bridge. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. II. II. Wharton, ID. D.,
of Baltimore, a brother of the groom.
Rev. j. w. Hundley, of Luray, who has
been laboring for the past year as gene
raj evangelist within the bounds OF the
Shenandoah Baptist Association. has re-
ceived unanimous call to the pastorate
of the MaItinsburg Baptist church. and it
is probable that he will accept the call.
The departure of Mr.. Hundley and his in
terestlng family from Lursy will be much
regretted by all our people without regard
to denomination.
The semi-annual soiree at Won Bora Col
iege was gwen on Friday evening last be-
fore a large and appreciate audience. A
similar entertainment will take place at
the Luray Female Institute on the 18th OF
the present month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
TO DIVIDE THE DIOCESE.
A Report TO Be Mads-Lstters from
would-Be ONCE HoIders-PersonaI.

Correspondence OF tho richmond Dlspetch-I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 6.-Revs. G.
NJ. Murray, l.. A. Wallis, s. w. Nelson,
and Mr.. Joseph Wilmer, of Rapidan. the
committee appointed by the convocatlon
of the Episcopal Church to look into the
matter of dividing this diocese, met at
Grace church here yesterday, and agreed
upon line of division. The result will
be reported to the next meeting OF the
Piedmont Convoeatiop for discussion.
According to the Washington. CORE
spondent Of the Gazette, the life OF the rep
resentative in Congress from this district
Is not bed of roses. In his mail yester-
day morning be received over fifty letters,
all of them asking his influence in securing
positions under the Government. Mr..
Meredith tries to oblige them all, too.
Personal.
Miss Aletha j. Aitcheson, q very popu-
lar and loved Young lady, died at her
fathers home, on Lee street, this morning.
The late Allan L. Hsrman was buried
this afternoon from his residence, on Royal
street. :,
Mayor Strauss, who has been confined
to his home with the grippe, Is out again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
STRUCK DOWN BY FooTPADs.
Edwin Walker, . Famous Chicago lawyer
Murdsrousiy Assaulted.
fBy tslsgrsph % che DispAict

! CucAuo, February 6-Edwin Walker,
tho famous attorney, was murderously
assaulted last evening By two foot
pads. The assault took place on
Michigan avenue about 7 o'clock, when
the thoroughfsrs WAS active with PEG.
pie. The blazing lights OF the Standard
Club, 81 Michigan avenue and Twenty
fourth street, shown On Whist tortunately
did not prove . MURDER yet this dis.in.
irom murdsrous "biiiy" wss stretched
upon the ground. 10 the courage Of Jacob
II WineEan. member Of The Standard
Cab and nsishboe II NJ. walker. y dn(
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

DR.. Knox Thompson, member of the
House of Delegates from Dinwiddie county,
is reported as very i'll at his residenc IN
that county. He has not been IN his seat
in the House for some days. j,
MIR. b. X. Lewis. one OF the Oldest ana
most respected citizens OF Dinwiddie
county, is seriously i'll at his homo near
the Courthouse.
Miss Sue Nichols is visiting friends in
Nashville and Lebanon, Tenn.
MIR. Charles PEBBLES has gone to Ports
mouth to visit friends.
The Circuit Court OF this city was en-
gagged during it's session here to-day in
hearing and disposing OF chancery bust
neSo, some of which cases have been on
the docket for many years.
Professor John w. Tinsley, ct Charles
town, w. Va, has been in the city for some
DAYS attending to the winding up of the
estate Of bis recently. deceased father.
Mr.. James L. Justice was this morning
sent on to the Hastings Court to answer
the two charges OF assaulting and attempt
ing to shoot colored woman named Eliza
beth Jones and OF carrying concealed wea-
pons.
The lodge of Good Templars recently
organized at Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church has now membership Of l26. 1t
IL one OF the Youngest and most active
temperance lodges In the State.
Rev. Ii. q Cheatham, pastor of the Mar
ket-Street Methodist church, who has re-
cently so boldly denounced the evils Of
the community and the alleged short
comings of city officials, will on Sunday
night deliver the third Of bis special SER
mons on the same subject. The church is
much too small to accommodate all who
desire to hear him. Mr.. CheathAms criti-
cisms have been severe. and on the other
side be has been the subject Of comment
equally rs severe. The community has
been much aroused and excited by these
sermons. and the probability is that psrso-
nal matters may follow.
The stock of peanuts on hand In Peters.
burg is between rs, 900 and 100,OO bushels,
and receipts continue very liberal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Iowa RAIDS and Prohibition.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, February s. AT eau
| Gus of Republican members OF the House
It has been decided TO stand by prohibi-
| ton. the only two members regarded as
"shaky" having made speeches favorable
| 10 the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
WlNTRY SPORT.
Race Results at Guttenburg and Giouces-
ter Yesterday.
fBy telegraph TO ths Dispatch.I

(By telegraph 70 ths Dispatch.]
GurrEyBURG, n. j., February 6.-The
weather was cold and wintry, but the track
was in really good order. There was
large attendance.
First receive and half furlongs-
Mamie Hubbard (colt) won; Putnam So
cond, Longing third. Time, IL
won: Shotover second, Anomaly third.
Time, LII.
Third neutrality-suspicious. won
Sallie Harper second, Lady Pulsifer third.
Time, 1889.
Fourth race-six furlongs-G. w. Coon
won; Seryus second. Mohican third.
Time, 1;15@l.
Fifth racs-ope mile and half-La
Grippe won; Baylor second, Adelina third.
Time 2:41.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Once Again
won; Sparkling second, Mulligan third.
Time, ISL.
GLOUCESTER WINNERS.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., February 6.-The
events to-day resulted as follows:
First race-four and one-halt furlongs-
John Lakeland won; Lomsx second, Nor
rlstown third. Time, 5SA.
Second race-seven furlongs-Edward
+. won; Umpire Kelly second, Bravo
third. Time, 1:37H.
Third race-one mile-Brown Charlie
won; Fiorimor second. Franco third,
Time, 1:47%.
Fourth race--seven furlongs--Pagan won
Lonely second, Pliny third. Time. 1914,
Fifth receive furlongs-Nettie won
Censor second, Wheeler I. third Time,
LOS.
Sixth raoe-three quarters Of mile
Barthena won; Little Addie second. Laura
S. third. Time, l:l8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
AssIsrAycx syyr.
Notes ftem Eu poria.

tCoFrespondsnoeo Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
ExroxIA, VA, February A-Jsmss T.
Bryant. Esq.,, prominent merchant and
farmer Of this county, ives In town ysstsr.
day. :.
Judge N. g. Turnbull, OF Brunswick. win
next tsrm Of the County Court here.
The United Banking and Building Com.
pany, OF your city. has good local board
here. Dr.. Edmunds Mason u president,
W. samuel Goodwin, Esq, y attorney,
and Il. L. Turner, secretary and treasurer.
Dr. Jsutee 9: taskes. : youn4 dsntist,
senaine a1ok . TIE Weayes AoseL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
DROPPED DEAD WHILE DANCING.
Startling Occurrence ~ the Swell Event
of Pittsburg's season.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, February 6.-Niss Kittie
Shaw, daughter of q prominent physician
Of this CITY, dropped dead ct $50 o'clock
this morning while dancing at the recep-
of the re-opening of their club house.
Socially the Pittsburg Club is. the fore
most organization of the city, and last
nights reception was the SOCIAL event Of
the season. Miss Shaw had danced FREE
ousntly during the night, and was taking
the 6nal waltz when she suddenly threw
up her hands and fell. The coroner's in
quest has not yet been held. but it is the
supposition that death resulted from
heart-diseass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
HEAD COLLISION ON he N. AND W..
Both Engines Badly InjyFed and Several
Cars Dsraj sd.


PxrrRsDuRa. VA. FsbS larry GA head
collision occurred this CIV hing three miles
below blackstone. on DO Norfolk and
and Western railroad. N wcen the mate
riaI trnin and local ire BIT coming east.
Poth engines were badl, Injured and scve-
raj cars derailed. tits possible to learn
WHETHER sny one was min n. The regular
passenger train due here 6;45 I. -.
indefinitely delayed in ., Pequence OK the
said accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
HOuSetC0re
Department

saves you during the year lol slll
TO be here every day in the year NJ
Wares, special prices, novel improve
ments, reliable in all things. The pHce'
and the immense assortment are te
catchy witcheries that make the lop.'
larity of the department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Ar. IOUrs. Febfunrv G special to the
Poef- Disp0fcA from Milan! enn.. ssyss In
Carroll comfy .CharIes a Fis and his wife
hava bs~n havine dom 10 troubles foz
sonne time. A rev DAYS Travis kicked
b,s vifo from ths door, b |use abe swore
Ia Mn him. md last nj while he VA
sIeeOine shs procured 4 bf and .sleahed
and cuf ~ Ace and th At In 3 doxez
nIsces. Denkh followed e few minutes.
MN hslp nfriyod the III an wes covered
With Mood nd NJ q 4 Of of shooeinG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

for 12lc.
| w h i / o ,
| White with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
DEATH OF MCDANIEL PAGAN.
An Old Veteran aud ex-Mayor Gone-Four
Degrees Below Zero.

LuRAY, Va, February 6.-Mr. Daniel Fa-
gan. one of Luray's most respectable citi-
zens, died at his residence here last night.
MIR. Fagan had been in feeble health for
some years. He was an old Confederate
veteran, and at one time held the office OF
mayor of Lurag.
The snow-storm of yesterday was fol-
lowed by the coolest night of tie winter
in this section. The thermometer regis
tered four degrees below zero this morn
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
II glunaDSe

geous display of French materials will
be on exhibition. Among the special
price things will be All-Wool Plaids that
have been 80 and 55c. English Plaid
Dress Flannels that are valued at SOC.
Atwood Black and White Serges,
Light and Dark Henrietta Cloths, that
were 81. AZ, and 5Oc.--any of these for
2Sc. yard.
Spring Camel's-Hair Cloth, all wool
every new shade-for BIC.
52-inch wide Atwood Mixture-two
shades Of light gray-imported and
valued at sl.15, for 69c. a yard.
Eight new Spring Designs in all the
novel shades, all wool, double width. fol
SOC. yard.
The new shades of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
China and Glass.

Decorated Mdsh and Mix sets lilfe.
pieces re, from Sl.l9; another tal
at 50c., from Sc. Decorated AAA
Pitchers 25c.. from 49c. best Amer .al
White China Slop-Jars el.jO, from ~
Decorated Slop-Jars at Sl.3l 81, ;--''
and $3.50.
Fancy Solid-Brass Cuspaiora' az ="
A special drive in Cuspaiore' 81 l.'
worth zoe. Unhandlei Cups aAii
Saucers at 12c. per dozen A b u
Plates with decorated centre, 2c.