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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
TERRIBLE RESULT OF AN ALLEGED
LOVE AFFAIR IN FRANKLIN.
Determined Suicide By Hanging OF Miss
Della Nicholas and Reported suicide
Of Pfnkard, Her Lover, By Poison.
rspecl.l telegram 10 tho Dlspa.ch.l

ROCKY MouST. Va, January H.-foi-
lowing the shooting and robbing OF old
man Jerry Barbour. have to chronicle the
suicide OF Miss Della Nicholas, an attrac-
tive young lady. residing ten miles south
Of this place. She hung herself with
rope from the limb of tree in the woods
a short distance from her home. hrst
attempt at self-dostruction was frustrated
by the breaking of the rope, but she de-
liberately tied the rope, refastened 1t TO
the limb, and hung herself till dead.
WITNESSED THE DIED.
A younger sister witnessed the IN
natural deed. but failed TO give the alarm
in time to save the unfortunate girl. 1t
was supposed that love affair was at the
bottom Of 1t, and the sad sequel proved
this to be only too true. She was engaged
10 Young man named Pinkard, TO whom
her parents objected and forbade her mar
rying.
TIE LOVER ALSO SUICIDES.
To-day the shocking news ia reported
that Pinkard took poison yesterday and
was buried to-day, but no particulars have
been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
PROPOSED HOUSE RULES.
A Return to Ante-Reed Idsas-Changes to
Prevent FiIibusterinQ.
(By telegraph to tho Dispatch.

10y teieBfapu 10
WASHINGTON. January 2l.-The Code OF
Rules reported to the House to-day Is that
of the Fiftieth Congress, with three
changes. One is a return TO the rule in
vogue prior TO the Forty-ninth Congress.
under which legislation on appropriation
bills was permitted when IN the interest OF
retrenchment in expenditure. Another
limits the time for call of States for the
introduction of bills on suspension Mon
days to one hour, the object being TO check
filibusterlng by consuming suspension-day
IN the introduction Of bills. The third
change gives to report from the Rules
Committee fixing the time for considera-
ton of and voting on any measure the par
iamentary status now accorded TO mo-
ton to suspend the rules-yiz.. that only
one motion to adjourn can be made before
the question is put on motion to suspend
the rules and adopt the report. The pur-
pose Of this amendment IS 10 check dila-
tory motions. There was no minority re-
port The minority members will content
themselves with urging the adoption or
the rules of the last Congress when the
subject comes before the House. The ma
jority presented no argument in their re-
port.
The full Committee on Rules met this
morning before the House assembled IN
Speaker Crisp's room at his hotel, where
the above action was finally agreed upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
DEATH&-


HOPKINS. at Ellington. Conn.,.
January 18th. JOSEPH b. HOPKINS,
father Of J. W. Hopkins, of this city; aged
eighty-four years.
TIERNEY.-Died, January 10. 1880, at II
p. NJ, at her residence, 5i9 Canal BANK,
AGNES TIERNEY, only daughter OF 1onn
w. and b. NJ. 1ierney; aged I'VE years
three months and twenty-seven days.
1t was closing on to midnight,
When all nature seemed to sleep.
Angels bright and pure came singing
Over that river dark and deep.
Softly entered in the household
Where baby patient languIshed.
lowering gently DER the cradle
OF our bright treasure. little AGNES
Loving hearts for her were aching.
They their darling fam would keep,
But the angels slowly. sweetly,
Rocked the little one to sleep.
Tins. obeying their heavenly Master.
Ere she knew earth's care or charms.
Bore the chosen one to Heaven
To awake in her Saviour's arms.
Little blossom, pure and tender,.
Rloom in Heaven bright and fair,
Thoueh we sadly, sadly miss thee.
Thou, we know, art happy there.
Happv in that home Of brightness,
Where uaught save peace and JOY a.,
known.
SINGING with the choirs Of angels
Hosannas round the Saviour's throne.
Though thy days with Us were heeting,
Hound our hearts thv tendrils twined,
Heaven alone can fill the chasm
That thy loss hath left behind.
Charlcstown (biass }. Bridgeport Conn. j
Petersburg (ys.), add Norfolk (va.) papers
please copy.
TOMPKIES.-Died, January alst, in
Caroline county, EDMUND LUDLOW
TONPKINS, In the sevsnty-pinth year ol
me funaral viii take place ct tho Nss
dow 6 II o'clock SATURDAY, January
IA. Fxiaods wishing 10 attend vii taxi
The 80 a. ~ chssapeaks and Ohio tynir
Tor BothWell Saturday morning. whsrt
thsg W - Mt b. oonysyaneeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
APrettr Burhevine Marriage.

TCorrespondence Of the Kchmond Disoatch-I
BuRKKvILIH. Va, January 2l.-Miss Mat
tie Tunstall and Mr.. Norwood N. Leneave
were married last night at the Presbyterian
church. Rev NJ. L. Sanford officiating. The
church was crowded with the many friends OF
the young couple, and the decorations were SUI
perb. The bridal party were ushered In 10 the
Inspiring strains OF Mendelsshons Wedding
March. After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held at the residence OF the brides
parents, and a beautiful collation. was spread.
The attendants were: Bridesmaids-Annie
Leneaye, Sallie Tunstal Minnie Tunstsll Collie
Tankesley, Esther Turstall. Groomsmen-J.
II. Watson, Eddie Hulier, Lonn Tankesley. Hub
Ia ri Iuastall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22

witnesses were examined. but whilc IL was
proven that fowler was hanged and that
be was last seen in the hands Of the men
srraigned, there was no evidence that they
lynchcd him, and they wers discharged.
fowler, Il will be remembered. recently
attempted 10 assault little sister of the
Mitchell boys, and his body was after
wards found hanging 70 tree near the
public road. ID. i. Mitchell was here to-
day and said that he had heard that tho
negroes had threatened him, but did not
believe ho would be molested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
To the People of Virginia.
TFor the Dispatch.l


Az the recent convention held IN the city
of Richmond for the purpose of consulta-
tion relative TO the fearful danger now
threatening our State from the prevalence
Of temptations 10 drunkenness and az
tendant evils, the undersigned were APP
nointed committee to prepare and pub
fsh an address 10 the thoughtful and pa
triotic inhabitants of Virginia territory,
calling attention TO the facts and figures
indicative of the great importance of the
subject discussed in the convention.
Hence We earnestly ask every person
whose eve may tall upon the above cap
ton TO read and ponder the following
lines:
l. The human mind can nx attention upon no
interest OF the body or the soul OF man not en-
dangered by the traf1ic In intoxicating pese-
RACES. Offering, - it does, " the strong drink
that IA raging In 50 many tempting forms, II
constitutes a snare TO the virtuous, a powerful
inciter and sbettor to the vicious possessor OF
mental power. 1t Is, hence: an enemy 10 every
phase OF the citizens welfare. us trend 10 70
defeat the farmer N nis 'ne IN ss nrn.
fession. the statesman Ia his statesmanship, the
teacher In his teachings, the philosopher In his
nhilosophy tue preacher In his preaching.
Neither Church nor STATE eau ehssse ~ s ,in,
enterprise for the common good tnat does not
and herein foe which, unchecked, may prove
fatal 70 the hope OF Christian and patriot. ny
the drink evil. wives are maze wluOWss cnuuten
are made orphans, the p0or-houses are MED
with paupers, the jsils and penitentiaries with
crimina,s. The victims OF dissipation may De
connted Inv the thousands, while every victim Is
soui lost. citizen r,iined. Tho annual tribute
10 this p,onsfrum horrsnduDs, this hoiocn in'
sstIate. Il holocaust Of bodies and souls OF men
fearful 10 contemplate. keuow-citizens OF .
grand commonwealth.
WHENCE GEE surPLy
for this amazing sacrincef The death-rsts
among inebriates IL known 10 be alarming. II
no new drunkards are made the procession 70
the altar Of ruin must soon cease TOR want OF ..
NUMBER, The lapse OF but few years VIII
hurry the present patrons OF the saloon whence
fresh cnssomersf Fathers Of Virginia, mothers
OF our Loble state, your boys must conssisute me
hone Of the dealer In the deadly draughL Wncn
win have influence 10 determine your sction'
your boys or the liqaor-venders OF your ooun'
tryf Awake arouse, you thst love yout euii'
dren, 10 the plain and common-sense issue
~sors on rms LOGON rRAvric, wuuni"
9. In this country the people are ne masess
OF isw-nskers. Liquidation u FOR me pccpio,
and, In sense, BY the people. Iea maentuas
al the eyii. now 20 powerful 70 destroy ever!
GOOD thinx coming from repubusan form =
sovsrnment. makes Il that every lover Of ne
country should b active In securing vholesome
lava effective y RESTRAIN tnoee wno tos ,s,
n gain ere villlng - tenps ne yoans . sG ~.
snd us "a 70 destruction ~ Ne poleo2 9, ~
Horizontal me right cad ~ duty 9 0e ~,
uahing poHE " ean0 - M -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. January 21.-The Senate
DAY confirmed the nomination OF A. b.
bowman, collector Of internal revenue, Second
district Of Tennessee. also the following post
m asters: North Carolina-D. NJ. Morrison, at
Rockin gham; A. l. sparger, at Mt. Airy; I. n.
Kirkland, 81 Chapel Hill B. II. Henderson, Is
Fayetteyille. virHnia-T b. Malone, ss VIII
Iianspurg: G. T. McCIintic, at coyington ;
George Rlcharison, NJ Fsrmviile; n. q. Sanger,
Al Basic City; X. A. Tulwiler, ct Buchanan. j..
4. Guthrie, Of virginia: c. NJ Devaiin, OF the
ristrict OF Columbia, and Henry La Motto, OF
New York, 70 be assistant surgeons IN tho navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
NEW WORK sTocX Market.

New York. January 2i.-The great
strength which yesterday was the feature
OF the stock market was lacking to-day, and In
its place there was great feyorishncss under the
frequent attacks of the room-trsders, who have
not yet covered their shorts Thore was an at
tempt TO cover at the opening. but the advances
over last nights figures shown by the nrst sales
which extended TO "A per cent. In Louisville and
Nashville. changed the tactics, aud drives were
made from time to time here and there in the
list without any material effect, and prices to
night are practically where they were yester-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
wAYLAo AND ROBBED IN ROANOKE,
4 pemorniized Driver and an Empty
Grocery Wagon.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

ROANOKE. Va, January 2i.-To-night
about O'clock. while Eldridge Jones,
driver of Catoginis Brothers grocery
wagon. was en- route TO deliver bill of gro
eeries in the western part Of the city, ne
was attacked on Salem avenue near Tenth
street by two negroes. one OF whom held
the horse, while he pointed cooked re-
volver at Jones ~ the other took the gro
ceries from the wagon. After securing
their booty the negro men disappeared
with il in darkness. and the badly -demoral-
Ized driver made his way back TO the store
with the empty wagon as rapidly as posi-
BILE. The value Of the goods taken was
not over So but the boldness of the rob-
berry is much commented on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
HELP YOURSELVES.

This "a YOUR money-msking week here. To
the s11.sO SUIT and oyERCoAT SALE and the
oNE-THIRD OFF UNDERWEAR sALE-and
we're as busy as we can be with both Of them
we've added another--about fry $50 and s35
ovERcoATs for eco. They're in light shades
and they don't "tske - with everybody on that
account. II you don't ob!ect-get one. Youu
never bargain better. SINGLE or DOUBLE
BREAsTED-rich garments.
Thesl1.s0 salo "gets" to EVERY taste. The
cut Is from s2o doTn-and there's Il mass OF
styles to choose from-SUITs and oVERCoATS.
Anything in UNDERWEAR-exceptt the Jae-
gers's-oNE-THIRD LESS than usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
FATHER o'kANe's MEMORIAL ALTAR.
Successful Hop, Cold Weather, Coed
skating, and Concert.

lcorcspondenceof the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, January 21.-The congre-
faHan Of 81. Mays Catholic church bore
ilve erected very handsome altar az q
memorial Of tho Rev. Father u. O'Kane,
wn1 ior nineteen years was pastor Of St.
Aary and who died within u few weeks
after being removed from here when
we Jesuits turned this church over to
BISHOP Van dc Nyyer. The new altar Is Of
white marble with onyx trimmings and
Stands twenty feet high.
rEBfo NAL MOTIFS.
h1-Mayor X. kemper. who has been
quite M Of grip, is well and out again.
NAiei-oi-Police Webster - sick with the
grp.
n. The hop Of the Fanchon Club at Nc
hlIneys Hall last night was most sue
SSessiui affair. A number Of persons from
Washington and Baltimore were present.
he very cold weather still continues.
eil al the streams around here are frozen
,Oii. Good skating Is 10 be bad, and the
o9is and girls are taking advantage of IL.
me Georgetown Orchestra gave O con-
cefi Tor the benefit OF the railroad-men's
''@aing-roOIus tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
A aosIoNIAN BROOM FACTOR.
How He Cleaned Out MIR. Mcclellan aud
Furpiture Honse-Notes.

How He Cleaned Out MIR. Mcclellan aud
a Furniture House-Notes.
Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMyrLLE, Va. January 2l.-A neatly
dressed man giving the name OF Eldrldge.
about five feet nine inches mgh, having
black moustache, and slightly crOs5-eyed,
reached Farmville yesterday and register
ed at the Windsor Hotel. towards eve
ming for some reason he left the windsor
and secured apartments at the boarding.
house of Mrs. ~ q. Jones, on Third street:
Last night he was put in room occupied
by Mr.. John X. Mcclellan. a gentleman
sIopping there from Pennsylvania, ana
during a conversation Eldridge told hr.
Mcclellan that he had TO meet the 3:Oo a.
NJ. train, az O friend was expected 10 arrive
on II. He also regretted that ms trunk
and baggage were at the WINDSOR HOTEL
MISSING ARTICLES.
Sleep followed the pleasant and agrea-
bic conversation between Dir. Mcclellan
and his "Bostonianp roommate, that IS
it did on the part OF the former, ana wnen men
morning came Mr.. Mcclellan arose 10 ind
that his 900 oyercoat and batch otvaiuaole
papers were missing from the room: Soon
afterwards the police were apprlsed OF the
theft aud set diligently to work to md
where Eldridge had gone. The night
agent of the Norfolk and Western railroad
said a man bearing his description pur-
chased ticket to Lynchburg. and took
the 5:32 tram this morning. The stealing
of tho overcoat was not all Eldrldse dld
during his brief sojourn here.
OTHER TRANSACTIONS.
He went into the furniture establish
rnent of Messrs. Barrow Il Cowan, and at
ter pricing many desks purchased one tor
$40. for which he handed over CHECK for
SIS aud received IS back in cash. The
desk he left in the store, telling. the sales
man that be would call or send Tor II IN
few DAYS. lie said he was going to estao-
lish broom-factory here, and made much
inquiry into the adaptsbility OF our SOIL TO
the growth Of broom-corn. &c. lie was a
smooth talker, and was from Boston, tell
ing it freely that he had no love for south
erners, among whom there were te'o genne-
men. kilograms for his arrest were sent
to Lynchburg. Petersburg, and norfolk.
Mr.. PRICE DEAD.
Mr.. Charles A. Price died last evening at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. DIR. Hum
phreys. at Hampden-Sidney. he was IN
his seyenty-second year of age and was an
alumnus of Hampden-Sidney College. he
had been sick but short time with pneu-
MONA. which followed the influenza. his
funeral took place this afternoon at 8
o'clock and his remains were Lard 10 rest
in tha COLLAGE cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
a POLITICAL BOMeSHELL.
stanton Excited by CiTcular-The Cow
Ordinance BIG Issue.

Ordinance n Zig Issue.
tCorrespondence of tho Richmond Dispalch.l
SrAUNroN. VA. January 2l.-The follow
ing note. which is being circulated through
the city, Is creating quite stir IN political
circles, and is regarded as the preliminary
parade before the election of city officers
in Nav next There will be a meeting of
the Stanton PrObibitlOnists at the Pythian
Hall. third floor, over n. Wayt d Brothers
drugstore. Thursday evening, January Fl,
1922. at o'clock. for the purpose of form
ing a club to further the temperance cause
and the morals and good order OF our
city,"
Those willing TO unite with us politically
aro cordially invited to attend. and we
trust they will bring with them any friend
whom they may know as being willing 10
identify himself with such on organlza-
ton. John Lushbaugh, Wesley Kerr, ii.
\. Horshead, A. 8. WOodhouse, NJ. i.
Stoddend, Archibald Snapp, ). L. Prltch-
ard. Casper Zlrkle. IS. A. Blakemore, T.. L
Jessup, W. W. Gibbs. j. W. Bodley. David
Landcs. b. L. Stockton, Jacob A. Hanger.
and others.
THE cow ORDINANCE.
II is likely that the ordinance passed by
the City Council at It's last meeting de-
ciaring that cows shall not be allowed TO
roam at large in the city limits will cut no
uncomfortable figure in the approaching
election for members Of the CITY Council.
The present Council, however Is strongly
eutfenched in the confidence of the com
munity. The city's streets, public build
ings. and public grounds have been great
~ improved by this Councils policy.
KNLARGISG TIE CITY.
The stanton Chamber of Commerce
he's been considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of
enlnrging the city limits and taking in
the several well-settled suburbs OF the
CITY. A committee was appointed at lts
last meeting to formulate and present a
plan for the annexation of these suburbs.
SO far as your correspondent has been able
20 gather the sentiment on this question
there seems TO be little opposition to the
proposition. The committee will report
nj a citizens meeting 10 be hello IN the
Chambor-of- COmmercerooms Friday night.
Judge John W. Stout Is still IN pre-
carIous condition.
Mr.. Lucius Quintus Curtus Lamar, son
OF Mr. Justice Lamar, was III the city
Tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
Whisky TO Be Cheaper.

CHrcAoo, January 2i.-That whiskey u to
be cheaper was Determined yesterday sS tho So
coud days session Of tho SECRET meeting o. me
Hoard Of Directors Of the DtstiIlers and Cattle.
% Si.l0 was ssrsed On after ioug and ssvsFs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
PAL rImoRs STOCK MARKET.

BALrIBoaE. Nd. January 2I.-yirginis lo-40's
Is bid; 90. 3s. 7lIsa72 Baltimore and Ohio
stock. 93a94 Northern Central stock. ooa69 !:
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists, lOlha
aIO2I6: do. 2d incomes. 2Sa3I I: do. Sd Incomes
II con solldated gas bonds, l11& bid; do stocks,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
cax,n AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 2I.-OfYERisGs-- What
I 300 bushels. Corn, GA bushels. Oetr, 5000
bushels Al-offal, IA tons
SALE Wheat, 1000 oashels Corn, 7s4 bush
ella.
QUOTATIONS
WasAr -LOnyberry, slsel03 Mixed, ssca
Si.02. ~, n -
Coas.-whlte Virginia. 49s52c-; No. q Ole.
No. z, mixed. 4Sai9c. ..
Olrs-No. z. 37a3sc. No ., 3oa51e WINTER
dor seed. 52a35c.
KYI.-y0a02c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22

THE WEATHER IN RIcHsoSp YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant, and considerably
milder in the afternoon and night Az
midnight the skies were clear.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
SUPPORT OF WILMINGTON.
Bill on the sabjscs Introduced 10 Coz
xrcss--vnxssia Postal Affairs.

From Our Regular Coafcspnsi
WASHINGTON, January 2l.-Representa-
tive Alexander introduced in the House
to-day bill to make Southport SUPPORT
of entry in the collection district OF VII
ming.on. n. C. The measure also pro-
vides for the appointment OF deputy
collector. subject TO the superintendence
OF tho collector ut Wilmington MIR. Alex
ander says that If Southport Is made
SUPPORT it viii greatly facilitate the en-
try and clearance OF vessels, es the
town is at the mouth OF me Cape Fear
river. and captains viii not be compelled
TO 90 twenty-five miles further up the
river to Wilmington.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Mail service has been established IN Viz
gina as follows; Gate city by Yuma,
Cameron. and Ella, Va, 10 Ofossum,
Tann fifteen miles and back, three times
a week, by schedule not to exceed four
hours running time each wsy-irom JAN
uary 18th TO June 80 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
srnnry srRrNcru N counRs.

The great feature Of the dry was the sudden
and decided strength In the Coelers, especially
Lackawauua and Reading. Tue movement,
however, was only sufficient tore0ver the losses
in Reading, although the business IN the stock
WAS very large, while Lsckswanna wa ADVANCED
nearly per cent. from its lowest figures ana
closed with very substantial gain. Inc gem
eral list was in the main quiet and held NNhin
narrow limits, being heavy in the forenoon, bat
railying in the last hour with the upward move
ment In Lacxawsnna. COrdsge wos the only
other really strong point In The hei, ana potn
the common and the preferred rose about per
cent.
CLOSE QUIET AND GENERALLY FIRM.
The close of the market was quiet and gem
orally firm al Insignificant changes Tor the Gay,
with advances and leases about equally divided.
The advance In Lackawsnna was per cent.
aud the Cordages each 1. Sales OF listed STOCK.
100000 shares unlisted. 1000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Erening.-Exchange quiet and firm at 4s4t
4So. commercial bills. 4S3a4s4A Money
easy Mt Il6a2: closing offered AZ 2 suo-Trea-
sury balances-Coin, e. 1888 s1; currency,
s5,Di5. 900. Governments dull but steady
per cents, ll6. State bonds neglected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
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 Doc
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 accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO CAL.
LOUISVILLE, XIV. NEW YORK. NV
ga l-su, wtr)&Flotpteofrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22

Those stuffed Mangoes at Julien BIN,
ford's, 1902 east Nam, are delicious ana
very cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22

The New Orleans Molasses at Julien Bin;
ford's, 1202 east Main street, reminds US OF
what we used to get before the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22
ALLEGED LYNcAERs DISCHARGED.
NO Testimony TO Convict the Mitcheiis--
No Danger Of Being Moiested.
SPECIAL telegram TO the Dispstcb.l

V'VSclAI teIoSfaf1 % tue Dispatcb.I
DisviILK. Va. January n. On Tuesday
i ~ :. q. and ID. l.. Mitchell and Dock
nAl more were tried at Banister. Ia Pittsyl-
,sh'a county, charged with having lynched
Isofgo fowler (c0lored). There was .
aye crowd Of people present, and the
~ Ia excited great interest among whites
SUI o'aehs. but there was no disturbance.
DISCHARGED.
sAtics Jones heard thu casA ana ssv>xsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22

ADweIling-House DESTROYED.

ISptCIHI % VIZ IT
WARSAW, Va. January 2l.-The dwelling
of Mr.. Peter Selfe, OF tins county, WAS destroyed
BY fire last night. Loss unkno"n-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22

FLouK-we quote: fine. e3.75ast; snpernne,
extra, eAIo; fanny sooso'So
nateut family, 95.50a9o.7o-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-22

A throat end lung physiciap always con-
yenient. d. Bulls Cough byrup ~ tne