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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
THE HAMPTON-RoADS REVIEW.
An Adequate APPROPRIATION Probably Sc
cured by Senator Daniel.
fpv ta,aoranh IN tho Disnatchl

lby telegraph 10 the Dlspa'ch'I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April Ex-senator
Daniel has adonted what promises to be a
ernoassfrI Man for securing n creditable
succes5iul pian iol .;, .s..;.h ~ $50
naval ulspiay III Goiinevelou MIN III sno JUL
ing OF inc Moras an ,s, no sas -, a
chance OF tne Passage .llousH D 80, S,aria
speclnc pi,i niaAinb PiVsts , % ,s notai' All
introduced an aihenumens 20 ae o p'a o. pli'
making an approximation Vi Soov,uvv io TN 1no
expenses, ana this tnorh,ng ane oe s ools-
mittee ON Navai AnalIs repv , .no aui nc
ment lavoraoy % nat ~, WI, ho, tpst
Is reached III the sonate; ,. .,,,o,0o,
large aeiesa,'on vi p ionincns son mns,n,1
reached WASHINGTON tnis inotnlhs iryn noiiV ,ns
portsmouth hapS n, se,', ,yr,n,,tas bortey.
ing hauiPton noeus, lJp sssIa,,ons sor ~ "a
palilies ana ..a,a ,na syn,onria,inn
purpose, Oh ursh,s tbe emsnSma 10 Tho
P'..' ~, ,ntroducei nv Senator Daniel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
THE RICHMOND MAN ACQUITTED.
A Railroad Conductor Fined for blocking
the Street with n Whole Train.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
ALEXANDRIA. April 20.-John Conlow, or
Johnson, as is bis true name, who, while
under the influence of liquor, cut Mr.:
Henry Baader about the face and head
with knife, was yesterday acquitted IN the
Corporation Court OF an assault With intent TO
XIII, the evidence showing that there had been
fight between Mr. Bladder and johnson, ana that
Mir. Bladder struck the first blow. johnson. who
Is a young Ill hmond man of respectable parent-
age returned 20 his home yesterday very much
pleased al his escape from felon's garb.
For some years past the Midland road has
practically owned Union street, their trains
often blocking the streets leading - the boat
wharyss 30 that persons In hurry 70 eaten
boat were often forced to wait for later one,
often 10 their great Inconvenience. day or
two ago Midland train blocked tho street fer
longer than the time allowed by the city ordi-
nances and the police, acting under the instric-
tions Of the Mayor, arrested the conductor, VINO
was fined for his violation OF tho law.
The City Democratic Committee last night de-
tormined 70 hold the primary election Tor city
ofices ON Tuesday next, when the delegates 10
iba State convention will also be chosen.
Judge Keith Norton has in several cases re-
fused 70 grant but one liquor license TO persons
who were running two bar-ro0ms In different
sections Of this city. The Judge holds that ono
license 70 cell intoxicating liquor is all that
should 10 allowed 20 one person, and has acted
on this ruling. The increase OF $50 In the
liQuor-license tax 10 also causing great disquict
among tho liquor dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
SOUTHAMPTON IN FAVOR OF HILL.
The Delegation Instructed to Vote Against
Instructions In Richmond.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DtsDatch.l
FRANKLIN, Va, April 1S.--A mass-meetinc
of the Democratic voters of Southampton
county was held at CORTLAND to-day for
the purpose OF selecting delegates 10 the
Richmond convention May 10Th. DR.. W. b. Bar
ham was elected chairman OF tho meeting and
J. G. Parker secretary The following delegases
and aliernates were selected: DR.. j. Il. Bryant,
Dr. T. J. Pretlow, G. l.. Corbitt, and b. 4. WOr-
rell, delegates at large, and DR.. A. NJ. Adkins,
Dr. 4. X. Bryant, j. W. Williams. and X. n. Nus
grave, alternates at large, and the following
named gentlemen from their respective dis
tricts: J. c. Parker, NJ w. Holland, L. A.. Gay,
j. c. Davis. w. n. Stephenson, X. A. Bristow X
+. Barham, ii. L. Hi, J. ID. Darden, DR.. w: ii.
Daughtty. j. s. MGsgrave, j. W. Ridley, William
Stands, W. j. sebrcl, }. ID. Pretiow. +. ;.
Thomas. q. O. Sledge, and j. r. Person, dele
gates, and &. G. Vaughan, Jr., j. l.. Camp, J. HI.
Bogart, j. w. White, w. Walter White, X. s.
Boykin. II. s. Pope, DR.. r. h. Williams, Ut. W.
b. Barham, X. 4. fiers. j. X. Darden, William
T. Edwards, John l. Turner, X. B. Joyner. j. q.
Claud, DR.. j. l.. Drewry, and q. +. Garris, alter
pates.
Dr. W. b. Barham was unanimously elected to
succeed himself as chairman OF the party in the
county.
A motion instructing tho county delegation Sc
10 ted to vote against any resolution IN the Rich
mond convention instructing the virginia dele
cation 10 the Chicago convention to vote for any
particular candidate for President was unani-
mously carried.
After some discussion as 10 the present cOndi-
ton o. things in the Democratic party and the
arrangement OF some minor details connected
with the organization in the county, the meeting
adjourned.
SO far as could be ascertaiDed, the delegation
selected are largely in favor of Hill In preference
20 Cleveland. but think that, with the present
condition Of things In New York. II Will not do TO
nominate any man from that State, and that the
party should 20 West for a candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21

3: 9s.s q ts,' = sses !ssse 49, g
WILMINGTON
WflumofoH. n. C.. AprtI "a 4uvnn1onr
ira ~ Sic. aoesn ssesdy: s1rotn69 y13{t9|
good strained. el.20. Tar s.cads al m ~ 61S1&
ssspsatsas,sy sssssdy; hard. clio; ys5sv ~ -
NEW YORK corros rUrunn
Nsv Yoss, April ec-cossos- -Nes fe>>epe.
ssies 400 ga cs. gs'e AL fS ~ 49, ~
sTis.ss'iss !sn. ss sRs. 1870 sn;S! ~
e7.35; August, e5.43as7.44: Senscmbsc. N nm
October, 1913: November. s15aaS7.3S; D.
cemocr' sf.eZs$1.s3; January, o7.o2ao7,G4
LIVERPOOL NARKYTS
Lvensoof- April 20-sos..-Cosson stsecs -
in fair demand; American middiinS. 80
sales, 10000 bales, american, 7,<06 beIss}
$4,000 bales; American, 10000 tsIsS yrfSfSi
steady May and June, 3 53-Cfd.. aiso 4 Ss-6{6.<
siso $500. ; June and July, 3 se-Szd., AZ
2 $3.50; say and August, $500, 80
also clad. September, I Led sssSs,sbeS
and October, l-G4d.. also "a. Also 63ol4 {
October and November, sod, also 2-Slx
Tenders. 300 bales on new acckat -.
IP. A.--Americsn middlnr, fair. <i<d. go
middins. Cd; middrns. 3 is-iod Low 40
ding, 3ASd. good ordinary, 3s.IOd. orfinery.
s,ad,; April, 3 44.aas3 55-e4d.; Aprii sad IHy.
) 5c.oid.; June ana july. s." ss.c4S'. nsys,s
July and August, 6l.B4d.. scllsrs; An9S2
and September. 3 83-64a<d.; septsm6ef.
2-6td., buyers; September and Ocsobsr,
y-1td.. buyers; October and Novembes.
vance.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
REPORTED tor tho Dspa,sh.i
APRIL 20.-xarkot dull no transactions 70.
ported at the commission houses prime, nc. !;
extra prime, 2;tc.; fancy, Sc; factory hsnds
picked, sa4ttc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 2O.-OfeIings Of tobacco at auction on
,Change to-day, 21 packages and reflections.
Private sales to-day: Darss, 52; wrappers,
10-total, 6S.
Shockoe sold to-day 2.5OO pounds hiRnest
nriee b.ights. s22. SO: highest price darks, 90.
Creushaw's sold to-day 10000 pounds; high
est price brights, s10; highest price darks,
1915.
rettes, s5,O42.5O; tobacco, S2,004.42-total,
S7,046.g2.
Planters and Shelburne's sold good bright
break at very satisfactory prices, considering me
medium quality offered. Inc DARK, cloudy DAY
kent the best tobacco from being offered.
Visitors: 3. w. Venable, Petersburg; Henry
Lautz, baltimore. and Mr.. Gerdes. Bremen.
Sun-cured tobacco sales on Change have COM
menced, which, with loose sales, VIII Keep the
tobacco trade busy.
Private sales were small to-day. The inquiry
for Old wrappers and buying OF new loose wrap
pers was very good to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
TOTAL DEPOSITS.

The deposit of other stocks and securities TO
the amount Of about $4,000, 900 has been ad-
vised by letter and cable.
THE TIME FOR THE DEPOSIT OF ALL TER
MINAL SECURITIES AND ALL CLASSES OF
STOCKS is HEREBY EXTENDED UNTIL AND
INCLUDING MONDAY, MAY 2, 1892.
THE TIME FOR THE DEPOSIT OF ALL UN-
DERIVING BONDS Is HEREBY EXTENDED
UNTIL AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, MAY u.
1892.
After the dates above named stocks and seed
rites viii only be received upon such terms as
the committee may then elect.
THE RIGHT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
CASH FUND OFFERED UNDER PLAN TO
THE DEPOSITARIES OF STOCK AND o PER
CENT. BONDS WILL BE EXTENDED TO SUCH
DATE AS MAY BE HEREAFTER AD'ER-
TisED BY THE COMMITTEE
The holders OF the securities OF the auxiliary
corporations are invited TO cooperate and be-
come parties to the plan to preserve tho integrity
OF this large system Of railroads, tho disntegra-
ton Of which would provo disastrous to such Sc
curitles.
Copies Of the plan Of reorganization may be
had at the ONCE Of the Central Trust Company
Of New York.
NEW YORK, April 10, 1892.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
WILLIAM II. PERKINS,
HENRY BULGE,
H. G. FAHNEST0CK,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee.
GHoRGE s. ELLIS, Secretary, "a Wall street,
Nav York. sp 20-tMy6i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
POLITICS IN THE TWIN CITIES.
Getting Ready for the ConventIon-Ports-
mouth Said TO BE Solid for Hill.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NoRFoLK, April 20.-The Democrats of
Norfolk county will commence on Satur-
day holding their district meetings to elect
delegates to the county convention to
send delegates 10 the Richmond convention. The
first meeting will be held in Pleasant Grove Dis
trict and tho five other districts mp 10 the 2sth
instant No time Is yet fixed for the meetings In
Norfolk and Portsmouth. There is consider able
division on Hill and Cleveland In both city and
county, and II is hard 10 tell which element VIII
prevail but II Is said Portsmouth will send a full
HIN delegation TO Richmond.
The physicians Of Norfolk have hold n meeting
and appointed "a committee 20 memorialize the
City Councils requesting resembling OF the
license imposed upon them under the new tax
bill.
George W. BOush, a well-knOwn and estimable
young man OF this city, eon Of the late Jonsthan
BOush, state senator n few years ago, died yes
terday afternoon at his nome. In Brambleton.
Grico Commapdery, Knights Templar, held
the annual election Of officers last night and Sir
knight Fred. Greenwood was elected eminent
commander.
Great-Sachem j. W. Cherry, OF this city, instl-
tuted tribe Of Red Men at GreenbacBvlle,
AccOmnc county, last night with thirty nine
members. The chiefs and members OF Chinco-
league Tribe assisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Roanoke Elects Delegates.
rSneciai Telegram 70 the Dispatch.

ROANOKE, VA. April pa large and en-
thusiastic mass meeting OF Democrats was
held at the court-aouse tonight 70 elect delegates
20 tie State convention, which meets at Rich
mond on the 18th OF May next. Colonel $. E.
Brooke was elected chairman and q. W. Crum-
pecker secretary. -
Speeches were made by Judge 8. @. Williams,
Mr. John w. Woods. Mr.. w. A. Glasgow, and MI.
r. w. Miller, all favorlng the nomination OF
Clevelsnd for President, except Mr.. Glasgow,
who wanted tho man that could wiz. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected:
First Ward--M {. Thomas, John w. Woods, =.
s. Brooke, G. c. Payne, q. w. Crumpecker, j..
". Hart, and T. W. Miller.
Second Ward-Roy h. Smith, w. s. Gooch, w.
N. Dunlap, owen Duggen, and X. j. Eckloh.
Third Ward--J. ID. Carr, NJ. Z. Scott, and D..
X. Miller.
Each delegate from the First and Second
WARDS was allowed 10 select his OWE alternate,
aud the following were elected olternates from
the Third Ward W. L. Thomas, Z. II. Donnelly,
aud Il. A W!ntermeyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
EASTER WEDDINGS.
quo COUP es UNITED m THE HOLY
eoNps Al PETERSBURG.
No clay ra,bott aud Miss Kent u,
,.ueborne and cspsaiA Wade u. meGee
.od Miss Annie Myrtle Mallory.

,o.....-onaenco Of the Redmond Dispstch.I
o,,rrauaa. Va. April 2o.-Miss Kent II.
,a,sherne. Of Lynohbure. aud Mr. DeClay
a,W',,,. 81 Mt. Sterling. n.y., were married
1,v At high noon. in the parlor OF the
...,geooc OF Mr.. Thomas Il. Bond. on Hin
-, street. Rev. Or. G. J. Gibson OH
s.-,e8 Miss Langhorne had for some
,.,, been visiting her sister. Mrs. Bond.
Tse bride was attired in pearl-gray broad
In with diamonds. the Gift OF the
49,, She ~ "A very handsome
.Sc Of fine figure. highly accom-
.E.d and very attractive in prison aud
P.'rors TIE groom " prominent citi-
30 IA sc. Sterling. The waters were MIR.
INNS Garland. of lynchburg tbest
-. and Miss Mary Anderson. OF Lynch
Ia, he beautiful niece OF the bride.
t~trr the guests present were Mr. IL;
Inrhridge and Mrs. Anderson and
n fi..r of Lynchburg. add Mr. ii. q.
. IT, ~ Norfolk. The couple left on
.f.t5 train for an extended northern
'O- g'GgR-MAJLoRY.
7to taoious aud handsome parlors of
a. sr4 sir. John A. Mallory, on Boiling
'.t .freot. we're thrown open 70 friends
.r.rno1u 10 witness the marriage of
EARNING daughter. Miss Annie Myr-
v....rv. 10 Captain Wade II. hcGee. a
..,- .ud well-known conductor on the
sl+,c Coast Line. At 6 o'clock the
H,.i.I rirtv entered the psrlor in the fol-
..r, order. Ushers- Messrs. Porter G.
v.so Maitland McGee, William Il. Pctt-
~, and oscar Il. WOODY. Waiters-Miss
Al SOFT Woody and Mr.. John 4. Witbeck;
as g.E Il
C',.t.r n. II. McGee best man.
1ts c.remODy was performed by Rev.
r, g. RrdsOe. After receiving the
-.''..-.,giafons Of their many friends.
S.,,,.Y Notice and bride took the G:55
,-.,n f.ran OK ended tour TO points North
- W..f. Tho bride was attired in avery
I.--r,lHs travelling suit Of cadet gray, hat
"a .f-... fo match. and carried bouquet
ffer-arcaroses Thegroom looked hand
me ir the conventional black. Among
Ill rur.t. present were MISS Eta Burch.
cf IvrrBi urr. IN black Princess. ca train.
u, ,r.rt,ines. diamond ornaments: Miss
81 Soft Woody. of Lynchburg. in ash
,-,r IDsdownt, pearl ornaments: Cap
a. ~. 4. pcttway. of Wilmington. N. c.;
0.,a- %. Woody. Ignchburg; j. q. Wren,
Irr alure. n. ii. McGee. Washington.
srtI b. Wtbeck. Alexandria.
Iters wero many presents--among them
afr. silver service (pitcher and goblet
f.u the conductors Of the At
i,ntr Coast Line. The floral deoora-
I'm. we've exquisite. the arrangement con-
s,...rc of red and white japonicas artisti-
am pcrsed with Easter lilies. palms,
mi terms. The huge marriage bell was
composed ~ lilies. ivy. and feathery ferns.
lq. night an informal reception was ten
a,--i ihe friends Of the contracting
rs,tes 40 the home OF the bride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Welded ON a War-ship.

Nouolg, Va. April 20.-To-day great
lrpai-'i1ns were made on board the
,Li.-i states receiylug-ship Franklin, COM
.a.l.l by Captain John L. No0iensey, for the
-fiI.ta i,-light al - o'clock Of his daughter,
.' Elizabeth Sinclair. 70 Past-Assistant-sur-
- george ". Pickereil, United states navy,
...' .ci 90 ne Naval Hospital The gun-deck
~ Gu iiuly decorated With bunting and
l1l iho event vas O great social affair,
is oi prominent people of tue two cities
i. 10, sent The nupflals we're soiemnized
~ NV. &C. ". f0csytie, rector Of Trinity Epis-
~ ..Afch' Portsmouth, aud after the cerc-
~ ihe happy couple left on their bridal tour.
-~''e as dancing on board until midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
TWO ALeeMARLs WEDDINGS.
Episcopal aud Presbyterian Delegates
thossn-The spriug Coating.

Wo'respoudencoo O, the Richmond Dispatch.l
A. HAELoTITsvmLF, Va. April 20.--Miss
,nF :. richards. daughter OF DIR. and
So. D. 8. richards. of Eariysyilie, this
.ehiy anf Mr.. n. G. Bispham were mar
- y, iaf az haii-pas, O'Clock at Chestnut
~ o.iel' he Rev. Mr.. Southsll ofiiclatiDg.
~. .-' l4ih Instant Ia Albemarle county Miss
s-.-.e ptanhciler VAS married 20 Mr. jackson
san We Rev. ID. G. hittenhouse officiating.
te, that-o.'e eandridge died yesterday at
-. N9i,o' near Oiiberts station. she WAS 81
- 81 age The funeral services were con-
49, ~ TIE Rev. Mr.. farrar, and tho inter-
by Hls az Tho home place.
~ tpr 1Rrn6u aud Captain Eugene Dayie
49,, poen chosen as delegates from Christ
I.",41 70 Tie Episcopal Counel, which meets In
e.'asl Charles +. vepable has been chosen As
49," tate from the Presbyterian church 70 the
~, Nylhrnt.On 0i Presbyterian Elders which
NJ ~ Richmond 90 tbs 27fh instant
AZ ~ W. Nelson, Colonel Thomss j.. Preston,
- oyainaD, II. G. Marchant, DR.. W. q. Dab
NJ Ii~rss0r Osmond Stone, q. w. Olivier,
- hoiaee w. Jopes, Captain Eugcnc Davis,
n 1901 aamee n. Giinore, Professor James
49, ~ end l. ID. Aylett constitute the new
49, no Episcopal church.
A John l. Cochran. accompanied by his
"a J" !. cochran, left yesterday jor Wesh!ng-
s',t.ss al.eh1 tue meeting OF tho National RI
asu. Committee Of the fsso-colnaee conyen-
49,. .s spring 'res,iags q ne III Bsnanss, .
~k%lixaIion q Tie university, hes takcn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 20.--Cotton quiet; middling
uplands, 7I4c.; mddling Orleans. 7tzc.; sales.
go bales; total net receipts at all ports, ADJ
bales; exports--io Great Britain, tsS bales;
to France, 3,o73 esies; 70 me cSnsihent ';to4
aYlct. Wheat unsettled, closing nrmer with fair
business; No. ? red. 96a961&e., IN store and
elevator 977Sc.aS1 anoat: options closed firm
jzaJzc. over yesterday; No = red. April. Csc. I;
crate business; No. 2, 49a49J1c. in elevator |;
5Oixa5lc. anoat; optious closed firm az haltc.
over yesterday with better trade; April, 4etec.;
May, 4iI1c. July, 46Isc. Oats active and strcag-
or; options more actisc and higher May, 341f (;
Juiy. 38:4c. No. 2. white, Nay, 36c.: spot. 10.
2, 34s4a36c.; mixed western. 34t<a35tsc. Cof-
fee-Opt.ons closed barely steady, 5el0 down /;
Aprl, az. 40asl2.45; Nay, 81. 20asi2. 80 spot
Rio quiet and steady; No 2. l3el3ssc. sugsr-.,
steady; common to fancy, 25a35c- Rice steady
and quiet. Petroleum steady and quiet; refined,
New York. 500; Phiiadelphis ana baltimore,
an. tJ5. 40. in bulk, t3.55ao360. Cotton-seed
Oil quiet crude, 263<x2ec.: yellow, 31Isa32c.
Rosin QUIET and hrm strained, common 20 good,
Al .45a3l5O. Turpontine dun and weak ~
S5Kc. PORK active and drmJ new mess. S1la
and Sniss peanuts Quiet Lard ioper and dull;
western steam. e6.47t4; city. e6.9o; Nay
SSad.: grain. iAs2d.
CHICAGO.
cucAoo. April Colt was . fevsrish dsy u
the Cnicaxo corn pit, with extraordinarily heevy
sradine at times and sharp fuctuatlons- During
he ciose no upsurn Was strong. Compared Win
lase niesos the changes ere cur1ousiY b!nau
Wheat i ~ up and co<n - up FORK lard
Nd rfn1 ~ ~ "a cab Dectdediy NE ~
Ssrs;s eosSssad q corn: ne 0saahy sso,hs g
Rs's:s ~ ssg2ssss e ~ - ss ssss
~ ~ ~ (onnn6oQn ~ 0Grn nm Q14lN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Foreign Tobacco Purchases.

GAINESVILLE. Tenn, April 20.-The
Italian and French adjudications for the
purchase of tobacco have been announced as
follows
Italian bids TO DO adjudicated and contracts
awarded Nay 80, 1S92-Kentucky, 1S,C00,000
pounds-12, 900 hogsheads; Virginia, 1, 100000
pounds-1, 900 hogeneads; Burley, 26O,O0O
ponnds-200 hogsheads. -
French contracts TO be awarded June 8. 1892
Kentucky, light. 100000 pounds-10,000
hogsheads; Kentucky, heavy, 100000
pounds-S00 hogsheads; burley, 4,00O,00o
pounds-l. 800 hogsheads: Maryland, S,00O,0OO
pounds-6,0OO hogsheads; Ohio, 1,OOO,OOo
pounds-S00 hogshcads.
This puts the dark market on frmer roofing,
and both Clarksville and Nashville commission
merchants look for an active demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
MARRIAGES,

BURGER-NESBITT.-Married.atth the
residence of the brides mother, Wednes-
day, April 20, 1892, in this city. MARY Il.
BURGER TO CHARLES A. kESBIII, both
of this city. No cards.
PARKER-HALL.-M Married. on the goth
instant, at the home of the brides father.
in Hanover county. Rev. w. l.. Wright.
pastor Leigh-Street church. officiating,
MIR. JAMES A. PARKER, of Richmond. to
Miss ADA l.. HALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
caAIN AND corToN EXCHANGE.

RrcHmoSp. Aprii Recommendations
I.24S bushels. Corn, 4, 54S bushels Oats, 1000
bushels. Rye, 80 bushels-
sALEs-Wheat, 1,24S bushels. Corn, 2,54S
bushels. Rye, 80 Bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WasAr.-Longbsrry. 99c.a91.01. Mixed. 9Sc.a
Al shortperrv. 97c.aS1. No. red. 9Sa09c.
Ooan.-White. Virginia, 50a5lc.: No. 2, 50a
sic [: No. z. mixed. 4ea50c.
oxfA-No. .. 35a3ec. No Q, 33s34c
nYE--S6a60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
JHF CEREMONY.
WRelNlANs WED IN CAROLINA.
Niss Mamie T.. Braoy Becomes the Bride
Of Sir. John W. Digger, at weldon.

''fs hamle u. Bracy becomes the bfluc
of ,ir. John W. Digger, at Weldon.
'c.r-csponience Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. \. c.. April 20.-The residence
o. Mrs. Ida Wilkins was the scene OF a
beautiful marriage ceremony here last
--lt The good old mother State. Nir-
fta, furnished the bride and groom, and Rev.
y. >'aintack, OF this place, formerly Of Bruns-
Wa Va, performed in 4 most impressive man.
e ue ceremony. The contracting parties were
g. John ~. Duggcr, con Of Mr.. j. {. Dugger, OF
.naelck county, Va, and NJ IS Mamie 7. Bracy,
- beautiful and charming daughter Of MIR. u.
D. Bray, of Mecklenburg. Va. large crowd
s'uflel Boz the psrlor 70 witness the ceremony.
ia- fr0ou IS very popular young man and a
tisirfHls farmer and merchant. The bride Is
"'f7 young lady, IN her teens, and Is highly
t'lrteL Mr. Dugger is " loo congratulated
On zoo TASTE he displayed Ia the selection OF
~" lgr surely fairer bride rarely stands az
y hunneal altar. The happy pair returned
t-r ila morning on the eafly train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-21
Marriage. in the Cities bs the Sea.

=, NORFOLK. Va. April 20.--This afternoon
at Norman Cassel. popular member OF
N' n4f oi Portsmouth, and Miss Virginia Ste
N'-,.n Nieg were united In marriage az the
residence oi the brides mother, on Crawford
t.I' p ana immediately after the reception lett
e- .'e olir Ing steamer for New York on their
Z, -- iaus Rev x. w. Forsyth, Of Trinity
'-.'t, -.iemn.z-l the nuptals.
AZ DO fesijcl.c o. the brideeaunt, on County
.a Portsmouth, last night, Mr. Walter Adj
'"te, o popular teleUaph-operator at
.e M'-'t-u ni0n telegraph Onice in this city,
az Nir- jamie Tucker, youngest daughter Of Mr..
M0nf Tucker, we're quietly married by the
x0'' We simpson, Of Monumental Methodist
SD church. They al once drove 20 their
'-.-ic houcim this city.