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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
DON'T WANT GROVER
ALliANcE-sNeN IN N. C. ARE SAID TO
PREFER A WESTERN MAN.
Meeting Of the Usivsrsity Trustsss-chair
Of Social aaA Political scisncs-Spscisi
Committees Observation-Disclosures.


Especial telegram 70 sne pispeson.i
RAIxron, N. c., February is.-From al
quarters of the State come reports that the
Alliance-men do not want Cleveland - .
candidate. and that they will not support
him. It must not be thought BY this that
they will support Hill. for Is to thai mat
ter they say nothing. Those who VIII Talk
indicate o strong preference for western
man.
TRUSTEES NETTING.
The annual meeting of the trustees OF
the State University. held to-day IN the
Executive Office, was largely attended, ana
there was general satisfaction at the pros
perty of the institution. The students
arc classified as follows: Classical, 4s; phi
losophical, 81: scientific, 10; literary, 10;
optional, 49,; engineering, 9; medicine
and pharmacy, II; law, 48; special, 81;
post graduates, 5. The trustees estao;
lished new chair Of Political and Social
Science and placed President winston IN
charge.
wArER-sUPPLY.
A special committee was appointed to
visit the university and investigate the
matter of tho wster-supply for the puiid-
ines and report at the commencement.
nHQ duOtucr WoS
consider matters connected with the Mary
Smith Morehesd legacy, which Is $37,ooo
net.
Commencement-day was. in accordance
with the unanimous wishes OF the faculty,
changed to the first Thursday in June.
MEMORIAL TABLETS.
Tablets to the memory of James Grant.
Of Iowa: John Calvin McNair, of Robson
county, and Mrs. Mary Smith Morehead,
of Raleigh, were ordered placed IN Memo
rial Hall. -,
}. G. Biggs. of Oxford, was appointed
chief marshal at commencement.
A tablet in memory of the sudden death
OF Rev. DR.. James Phillips was ordered to
be placed in the chapel.
TO JAIL HE WENT.
A man named Rogers, a brother OF ex.
Sheriff Rogers, of Granville, is in jail
here to-day for o curious criminal freak.
He impersonated o man named Harris. a
neighbor. and giving q mortgage on Har-
ris's land, secured $500 from a sharp Ra-
leigh LAWYER. Upon notification that the
money was due the real Harris turned up.
The result was the immediate detection OF
Rogers, and, as he could not give bail, to
jail he went.
IT WILL PASS.
Congressman Cowles writes that the
free-coinage bill will pass in the House
and that be thinks it will perhaps pass IN
the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
DEATH OF Or. REUBEN DICE.
TEAMS to be Extensively PLAYED s"s
Cemisg season--Orchestrs R~orgsnissds
srr--~~x~r.,H ~~~~ m thu H,chmond NspAtch.f

TEAMS to be Extensively PLAYED sne
Comine sesson--Orchessrs R~orGsnissds
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispssch-i
CHAaLorr1sv1Ly, Va. February 18.-Dr.
Reuben r. Dice. whose extreme illness was
mentioned In the DIspATcH of yesterday.
died ON the morning of that day at his
residence, on Ridge street. lie WAS born
at Franklin. Pendleton county, Va, on the
9Th of January. 1873, and was consequently
in the 10th year of his age. He was mem;
Der of the Virginia Legislature IN iso3; ana
it was while he was member OF that Dooy
that he moved his family TO Chariottes-
willie. where he has ever since resided. AZ
ter the expiration of his term in the Legis
lature he also came to this place and DC
gan the practice of medicine.
Tennis Il to form prominent branch OF
athletics this season at the University:
Mr.. Joseph III. Eaton has been appointed
by the General Athletic Association. TO
look after the interests Of the game. and -
soon as the weather permits courts WIN oe
put IN order and practice begun Tor
grand interstate tournament 70 Dc gwen ~
the spring. Prizes will be offered for the
best singles. doubles. etc..
NOW TOE GOOD MUSIC.
The University orchestra has been re.
organized. it having been allowed to Ian
ssry by ITS mem bers-the students. Seve-
raj new men are expected to join, and q
concert at an early day is contemplated.
Mr.. Findlay has been elected leader, Mr..
Dart business manager, and MIR. Burts
treasurer. 49,.
Mr. X. F. Williams has been elected his
tor,an of the University med" class. He
will write up an account OF the class for
Corks and Ctuls. .,
A telegram announcing the unexpected
death of q member his church summoned
the Rev. Dr.. Felix to Lynchburg last
night.
Valentine returned yesterday from an ex-
tended trip to New York. q,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Atkins returned
yesterday from an extended southern
bridal tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
THE BORDER ALLIANCE MEETS.
Movement to Form an Independent Farm
ers' Tobacco Organization Defeated. o
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I

DANvrLLE, Va. February 1s.-The Border
Alliance met here to-day and z. O. keesee
was elected president for the ensuing year.
A resolution was introduced which may be
the beginning of split IN the Alliance. 1t
was offered by Mr.. W. 9. Swami, and was
as follows:
whereas, we, the farmers Of the border
counties of Virginia and North Carolina
here assembled, think it best for our inte-
rests to establish Border Farmers Or
ganization as an independent order las the
interest OF tobacco Is peculiarly an inte-
rest of this section), and whereas, we can
meet the ends and aims of our order more
certainly and quickly IN such an organiza.
ton, as our interests and.objects will not
then conflict with those of our brother
farmers IN other branches of agriculture !;
therefore,
Resoiued, That we establish here an indie
pendent farmers organization. with con-
stitution and bylaws, and only permit
such to membership rs are directly en-
gagged in tobacco-raising IN the border
counties of the States of Virginia and
North Carolina"
DEFEATED.
Mr.. Swami made an able speech in adj
vocacy of his resolution, and, although 1t
was defeated. he says there is strong SEN
timent in favor of il, and he believes 1t
will soon be adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
NOW THE CITY OF BUeNA VISTA.
Corporation Court to BE Organized at
Once-Making Bottles and Bottling.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BUENA VISTA, Va, February 17.-Judge
J. O. Shepherd, Buena Vista's new city
Judge, arrived here to-day from Richmond,
where he has been for the past month ac-
lively engaged in securing the passage by
the Legislature of the city charter. He
will organize his court at once-that Is to
saw, the first term Will be held the second
Monday in March. He appoints CON-
monwealth's attorney, city clerk, and COM
missioner of the revenue. hut these APP
poiniments Will not be made tor day or
two, not. however, because there are not
enough applicants, but because the Judge
wants time to consult the citizens and Sc
lect the best qualified and most acceptable
from the number. 1t Is said that one of
the rooms in the Opera-House building
will be used for courtroom till the
courthouse building Is erected.
THE FIRST TINE.
Messrs. r.. j. Brown and II. l.. Gilkeson
were last Sunday elected deacons IN the
PRESBYTERIAN church, and the Baptists
worshipped in their new church for the
A large bottling establishment from
Honesdale. Penn, has located its works
here. and will begin operations on the 18th
OF March. One great inducement to this
enterprise was the fact that bottles Tor the
purpose can be procured at our glass
works.
air. j. r. Wright. who spent the winter
with his aunt, Miss Jane. has returned to
his home at Portland, Ore.
TOURNAMENT AND BALL
A tournament club was organized here
last night with the following officers;
CAPTAIN j. W. Talley. president; b.. b.
Semmes vice president; q. II. Jordan,
secretary and treasurer; G, Bargamin.
general manager; w. Z. Galloway. man
ager race course.
cd of Nav. and at night will give q grand
ball.
President A. I. Barclay has been con-
aned to his home, at Lexington, all the
week with neuralgia OF the stomach.
The Are department Is preparing to place
large FIRE alarm bell on the engine-house,
and the ladies will have grand ball and
supper March Sd. 4th. and 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
1T WAS eERMANe TO THE TITLE.
Brunswick County Had the Right to
Issue Railroad Bonds.

Issue kanfOau bohus-
The case of Powell against the Atlantic
and Danyille Railroad Company and tue
Board of Supervisors of Brunswick county,
which came from the Circuit Court OF that
county, was decided in the Supreme Court
of Appeals yesterday. Ine opinion,
which was prepared by Judge Lacy and
AGREED to by all the others of the bench,
was a careful exposition Of the points IN
the case, and Is of much importance as TO
its general effect.
The suit originally was 10 eujoin and re-
strain the county from issuing bonds IN
payment of Its subscription made to the
railroad uader the provision OF q clause or
the charter Of the company allowing coun-
ties through which the road passed 10 sub
scribe to its construction.
THE POINT INVOLVED.
The point upon which the case hinged
was whether or not III an act incorporating
a railroad company could be inserted sec
tons authorizing subscriptions 10 IT'S capi-
tai stock to be made by counties. -,
The Constitution of the state provides
that no act shall have but one subject.
which shall be expressed IN It's title. he
sconnteption was that in an act providing
simply for the Incorporation Of the railroad
company the Constitution forbade the IN
CORPORATION of any provision allowing SUD-
scriptions to the capital stock OF the CON-
many so chartered to be made by the coun-
ties.
The opinion of the Supreme Court is
that such provisions nav be Incorporated
i'm such charters, because they are ger
name TO the general subject expressed IN
the title. a,
The counsel IN the case we're Mr.. y. r.
Buford, of Laurelsvlile, for the appellant,
and Messrs Il. b. Davis, of Petersburg,
and Richard Wake, OF Norfolk. for the
appellees.
OTHER SUPREME COURT CASTS.
Lee against Lee. from Circuit Court OF
Warwick county. Affirmed, Judge Lewis
delivering opinion.
Chase against Miller. from Circuit Court
of Frederick county. Reversed, Judge
Richardson delivering opinion. Judge
Fauntleroy dissenting.
DYE against Commonwealth. witt or er-
ror and supersedeas awarded TO Jucg.
ment rendered by the County Court OF
Fanauier county on the nth of January,
1882.
Rather against Rather. &c. Further ar
gued by j. +. Fitzgerald, Esq, Tor appel
lees and Judge ". Ill. Mann for appel
liant, and submitted.
Bond against Petit. Passed,
Slaughter against Denmead Brothers.
Passed.
County Court of Gloucester against
County Court of Middlesex. Argued. by
Maryus Jones, Esq.,, for plaintiff and X.
MeCandllsh aud /. q. Jones, Esqs., Tor de-
PENDANT. ~
Davis and others against Snow, &c. Dis
missed for failure to PRINT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
NORFOLK PEANUrMARzEr.
DEATHS

FRANKLIN.-Died,a at 5s3 Canal bank
AZ tina foot of Sixth street, WEDNESDAY
night at 1879. LEtlNA FkANnLlr,
daughter of the late Daniel ana Enlsoo;n
Challenor. and wife OF John franAiin' ~
the 3Sth year OF her age q. MI.
Funeral will take place from ~; faurs
chanel at 8 o'clock r. ii. TO-DAY uridsy.
Friends and acqusintances OF tho FANNY
are invited to attend.
GOODE.- Died, on the nth day OK fsoss
ruary, at $50 T.. NJ, at the reslacncs ~
her son, J. p. Robinson. corner fnteshsn
and Hull streets, Manchester, mrs ~ ~
GOODR. wife Of Pleasant Goods.
Funeral will take place TO-DAY TN
dav1 nc 8 T.. NJ. from the PrssDyts'iAn
church. Manchester. Va Friends ana ~.
ouaintances of tho family are invi'sd ~
attend.
+ IJTMPEfN. az his residence, ne1
Manchester, February y, lsxs. OF eh .' ssJ
oystitis, Kew. w. @. LUhPhiN' III Hi' W.
year. ~ c.TURDAY
MORNING at II O'Clock Buried AZ hsol4
Cemetery. Friends and relatives rsaas'.s"
to attend.
WALIS.-Disd, on the 18th instsns
7P'M. a. the residence Of Mr.. ana ~
George HilI. No. $50 Lester street. 4 Ia"
Z. WALLS, in tho goth year q h's ~. ...i.
Funeral viii take place at the sp sns.SsvS
deucs At 1880 o'clock IntS u,ssrI
HORNING. Friends are invited 70 ssss
Interment at Oakwood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19

there seemed 70 be that the Leelalatur,s
should pass the failroed compission bill
OF measure equivalent 10, or bsttef To-
II. to bring al steamboat txanspostaslon
lines. whether owned BY private parties o.
not. under the short and long-hauI caemss
Of the interstate coumissien Law. Ine
robbing Of Peter along route e pey tCs
route Il what the people do not propose
TO submit to. They also want the oyster
industry made source OF revenue In line
with the Governors recommendations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19

benee-11uvauno CitInooe HI
Uouspcadsnss q ne Kiohmaad DlspatcAl
BcofnvIriz, February 16-Nsvs has
Just reached here Of . eofious shooting
ehaif that occurred q CafteTsyille yestsf-
day. Dr.. Randolph. of that place, . gen.
tlemAn OF high reputation, formerly OF
this county and : son Of Rev. Mr.. RAN
d0lph, some time age had dtflcuity with
. man of that Vicinity named Shores.
While DR.. Randolph wss In store Shores
stepped In and asked the Doctor 10 step
with him. Shores walked in front, and
Just - tho Doctor stepped out Of the
door Shores presented pistol TO his face,
which the Doctor dexterously struck aside
with his left hand and ct the same time
drew bis own weapon. bhofes's pistol
was discharged, doing no harm, but the
Doctor fred, the ball entering Shores's
face to the left of the chin and coming
out back Of the left ear. The Doctor at
tempted again to fire. but his pistol
snapped, and thus 6hores's life was saved,
~ his. second would have been more
central shot.
ADFsIyurE CaARAcrER.
Shores has the reputation of being bad
and worthless character, though coming
from q good family. His brother was q
desperate character. and it will be remem-
bered by old citizens OF Fluvanna county
that he murdered Mr.. Richard Harlou. OF
that county--shot him down on the Court
Green some years ago in cold blood fol
some trivial offense. and then made his es-
cape from the county and has never been
heard Of there since. Citizens of Carriers
vile say DIR. Randolph was perfectly JUST.
fable, and If he had killed Shores would
have rid the county of bad man.
SERIOUSLY ILL.
Major John 8. Bowles. of Wilmington,
Fluvanna, is reported as very i'll, and
serious fears are entertained for his re-
covery. Mr. w. b. NJ. Shepherd. of the
same neighborbood, is beyond hope and
expected to die any day. Both OF these
gentlemen are prominent and we'll known.
Major Bowies is son of the late Judge
ID. w. X. Bowles and brother of Mrs. DIR.
Gray and Messrs. Thomas and Drewry
Bowles, of your city, and has been at the
head of the Farmers Alliance of his coun-
ty since il commenced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
AYOUNG NEGRO DESPERATE.
He Wsylays and Robs Two White Boys
and Gets sixty Days In Jail.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
YORKTOWN, Va, February 1S.-Robert
Whiting. q negro boy twelve years of age,
was yesterday committed to Jail for sixty
days to pay the penalty Of a rather agra
waited offence. Two young sons, aged 8
and years. of Joel Wescott (white). of
Grafton township, were going to store
to mako some purchases, when they
were met on the road by young Whiting,
who aeked where they were going. and on
learning, attacked the boys, beating them
severely and taking their money; after
which he brandished knife over them,
threatening to kill them if they told on
him. The boys reached home thoroughly
frightened and nearly exhausted. Although
very young, v hitting has long been ter
ror in the neighborhood. and his punish
ment is endorsed by the citizens. He is
the only prisoner in the Jail here.
SHE WILL BE MISSED.
The United States steamship Newark
sailed at o'clock this morning for Nor.
folk. She will be missed in various ways.
The furnishing of provisions to the ship
has been the source OF no small profit to
our merchants.
The officers of the Newark are q very
gentlemanly set. and have made many
friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
Jack Prince Gets Nine Years.
fSnac.s al teleUram 70 the Dispafch.1

wYrHrv1LLz, Va. February 49, Jack
Prince, the negro who was indicted for
ehooting Conductor G slloway last fall, was con-
yicted to-day and sentenced to servo nine years
In tho penitentiary. Prince Is the negro who
came 80 near being hanged by q mob several
months ago, and VINO was Afterwards guarded
by order OF Governor Mckinney by the Pulaski
Grays until ne could be sent TO Lynchburg for
safekeepine.
Henry Nowlin. who was afterwards convicted
In Botstourt county for numbering an Italian
was In Jail here ct the same time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
NO CHANCE FOR THE THIRD PARTY.
Sentiment Among North Carolina Dele
gates to the st. Louis Convention.

gates TO the Ste LOUIS Soh'cuho"'
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. G.. February 1s.-Several OF
the delegates chosen TO represent the con,
gresslonal districts in the Farmers and
Laborers' Convention at st. Louis are here,
delegates are: J. +. Brinson, First District |;
j. L. b. Hoover, Second; w. {; Wilcox,
Third E. c. Beddingfeld, Fourth; ?. H.
Massey. Fifth; j. +. Johnston, sixth A.
c. Shuford, Seventh; Ii. N. Kent, Eighth |;
]. u. Brown. Ninth; Marion Butler, at
large.
Inquiry was carefully made to-day as to
whether the third party would be organ,
izel, and it was answered that it would
not be. The only trouble will be to ar
rive at an agreement between the various
organizations. The views as to the. ad-
visibility of the third party are mixed.
but the opponents of it will have the mas
terry. The Alliance, or certainly nine a
tenths of it. will firmly stand by what It's
leaders do there. All this information
comes from the highest source.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
Rarc Resnlts.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispat


GurrryBURc. n. j., February 1s.-The
track was in excellent condition to-day.
First race--iiye aud onc-half furiongs-Pe-
ratio won; Turk ii. second, Fiambeau third.
Time. 1:l0lf-
Lowell won. Innovation seconu, urahite 'nnu'
Third race-four furlongs-Maud p. oily
won; Miss Bess second, Fedora III. third i1me'
50A.
Xeyer second, Pickett third. Time, I:3lh-
Fif,h race-one suie and afurlong-Joe Court-
ney won Jay 4. Dee second, virgie third. lime'
1:44.
Harry Ireland second. Lonsard third. Ifme'
1:323&-
GLOUCESTER, n. j., February 1S.-Today's
events resulted as follows:
First race--seven furlongS-Faoia Won; Ari-
IONA second. Laura s. third. Time, 1:26$zr
second race--hve furlongs--Strlngfellow won;
Virgin second, Little Dan third. Titnes 1:051.
Third race--0ne and one eighth miles--Ed. MO-
Ginnis won: John Jay 5. second, Ballston third.
Time, 2.o4.
Piiny second. Bciisarius third. Time, 1854.
Fifth race--nvs furlongs-Guard won Black
burn second, Uncertainty third. Time, l:0&.
sixth race--four ana one half furiongs-Cor-
nelia won; Gencyieve second, Cioverdale third.
Time, 6S.
GurfExBuaG RSrRrEs FOR TO-DAY.
First rsoe--thrce quartery Of . mile, solling-
Indsx, ia; Character, 100 Pluto, 100; Him.
lex, Happy George, l0i: u. G. T., 90: yandyke,
GA skeele Gelster, "a Archie coliins. 81.
Second race--four ard one-hslf furlongss sell
fng-- Wrestler, 100: Hannibal, FiAmbeau, 10a /;
ehotoyer, poi; Moonstcne, Crab Cider, seryia,
Canteeu. aS; Wendaxsy. Melinda. "a
Third race-three quarters OF nitle-6liyer
Mint. Harrison, ITO; q. W. Cook. Idea, Dfizzle,
100.
ing.-(,nce Aratn. 100: Duke John. 10S; Wood
way. Rola. l07; Oialsce, 105; San Arao, 100.
ftith face--one and onc-slxtesnth niles sell.
irg--La Grippe, brown Charlie. lQ6; Brussels
l03; yosbure. "a; kushisent ~ nsss W;
Brian Born. 12G: Congress-, l2l Ihe nogtoz,
i43, Loss Etar, ouibhler. 1atset5c, 1ulueAnp
III 7ark Il. t0zj Easpsts 1o$s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
CONSERVATIVE COMMISSIONERS.
No Use for Third Party-The Psrson a
Hunter and a Good Shot-Marrted.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK, N. c., February ia
railroad man remarked to your cores
pondent that the railroad commissioners
of this State are very conservative in their
course. Neither the railroads nor the peo-
pie can complain of them.
A prominent Alliance man of this county
said this week that while he is strong
Alliance-man he is bitterly opposed to a
third party. And this is the feeling with
most of the people in the county. A third
party move now would have no following
here.
There is still some hunting by home
hunters. Rev. II. Il. Vann. pastor Of the
Baptist church here. although he has no
hands and only stubs of arms, is one of
the best shots in the country. He kills as
many birds on the wing as any Que who
hunts with him.
Judge Thomas N. Hill, of Halifax. is in
town.
Mrs. w. W. Jones has returned from Lit
Teton.
DIR. J. r. Rope went to Nash county on
business yesterday.
Miss Rosa Lawrence was yesterday mar
ried to Mr.. Parks, near Dawson's, Rev. Il.
L. vann, Of this place, officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
RICHMOND 1osAcco MARKET.

tieporte1 tor ms Dispatcn-l
FEBRUARY 1s.--Rsvenue collections to-day !;
Cigars and cigarettes, S79alo; tobacco
e4,g34.l1--totai, s5,027.26.
Private sales: Wrappers, 10; darxs 81; cut
ters, "a; Tugs, 1; nllers. 15-totsi, 81 hoss-
heads.
Loose sales: shockoe sold to-day 1910
pounds-hIghest price, e1325. Crcnshaw, 2o.-
900 pounds--highest price. s1e.
Tho market was very good on al grades, with
a mod crate break. tf our manufacturers we're
more regular and prompt In attending sales We
would have much moro lively market Every
buyer not himself on the market should have .
representative on saics.
There we're no bright loose sales to-day. owing
10 failure II the warshouse-msn 70 Be- ready for
sales in proper rotation AMI on Tina They
we're ruled ous until to-moflos.
Mr.. Lucius Grscn. cf Duxham, n. c., and =
II. Ashby, Of Nj Airy. N. G., were On breaks To-
dag.
Captain Lea, Of DuyAAm, yin - NH eAes-
bournss warehouse, vs undsrssanA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
Notes From West Point

WEST Ponr, Va. February ls.-Morgsn
Treat IL much better. and unless his fall
brings on some other complications, win b en-
tirsly weil In . few days.
Mr.. II. w. Erontd, for . number OF pears
steyodoro on the Richmond and Dsnville WhAxvos
at this place. has secured posttion In Newport
The work Ct removing large woodworking
factory fr0m Laurel Del, 20 this city hes begun.
The contractors have begun 70 take down the
factory IS Laurel, ana u y expected heRe By the
middle Of March ~ ths laiesa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
rEAsrIyG AND DANCING.

The Order of Railroad Telegraphers
gave a grand ball IN McBurney's Hall
here last night. Members and friends OF
the order were present from Washington
and Baltimore, and dancing was kept up
until the "wee sma' hours" this morning.
After the ball the Pennsylvania railroad
ran special train to Washington TO take
the visitors home again.
Mr.. Frank f. Monroe, OF this city, and
Miss Virginia b. Dickson. of Baltimore.
will be married in that city on the 25th
instant.
Mr.. Joseph Kaufman and his daughter,
Miss Stella, are visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
"As BROAD AS 1T Is LONG"

What's the use Of "haggling" over III IL
you are going to take hand In this $3.50
SUIT and OvERcoAT SALE there's nothing
gained by waiting. You lose by 1t. Other folks
are busy buying and the variety Is slipping
away. It's the LAST cut-snd the OvERC0ATS
are getting down to "pretty low ebb." The
SUITS are going Just as briskly-but there are
more Of them.
We figure it Just this wsy-wed rather CUT
than carry any stock over You'd rather We
would. too-but YOU MUST MAKE HASTE.
To-day Is In time.
els. 1880. s1s, and s1o qusiities-oURs--
you know them-sS.50.