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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

Both the methcd and results whea
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 ali and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 6Oc
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 n who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Rc SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK. W.
ia 1-su, w(TFOt dfocrJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
vlrr,n,n shnnlh NE Wen Represented.

Mr.. William II. Fowle, secretary OF the Viz
Rinia League OF Democratic Clubs, with head
quarters al Charlottesville, has issued a eircular
letter 10 the Democratic clubs OF the STATE IN
which, after referring 10 the inauguration VI
MI. Cleveland, be aye:
Our great ex-President. Grover CleveAand'
win then re-assumo the proud position ior when
he is so well fitted. cheered by the presence OF
thousands Of his admtcing countfymeh' Ine
Virgfnio Ioasne of Democratic Clubs, OF which
MIR. Cleveland is n duly-elected member. should
not fail 70 attend In az large force as poSslole,
and you are earnestly requested to infotin inc AS
soon as practicable how many mon you can haNv
in line. AS Virginia has the banner league OF
Democratic clubs II Is expected thal we wiz
have the post of honor-certainly we snail II
each club win send a large delegation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
MAnrNE INTELLIGENCE.

PoRToF RICHMOND. DEcSxskRi, 1897
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Dsyo, Norfolk. merchandise
ana passengers ; Iryin Weisiger, agent.
PORT oFyEwPoRT NEWS, DEC. /, 1882.
tBy telegraphI
ARRIVED.
Steamship hsssssoit, New York.
SAILED.
Steamship Avona. Liverpool.
Steamship orion, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DECEMBER 1. 1892
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Atlanta. Dole, New York.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Geoghan, balsimore'
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Marshall, Walkerton, pas
eengers and general cargo.
sAtLED
Steamship City Of Atlanta, New YORK, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, baltlnore, passengers
and general cargo
Steamer Elm City, Walkerton, passengers and
general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
had. a. a tribute TO their deceased brethren Of

had. rs a tribute TO their deceased brethren OF
other lodges. -,
The programme includes music BY the tun
orc estra OF the Richmond Theatre, ffotensDt
~, stein leader: opening services Of the lodge
with prayer: vocal selections by Mrs. helnnarut'
Mrs. john n. Knowles, Jr., Mrs. Katie Putnam
and MessrA. Cunningham, Lobman, Mntnews,
and Cardozo; cornet solo py Mr.. Willie 1resse,s
a memories address BY Past Exalted Ruler 10
scph W. Laube. and al address by Mr.. IL NJ
Smith. Jr.
Msssrs. Stein. Cunningham, and Smith are
mem bers OF the lodge.
The House Committee consists Of Messrs.
Thomas q. Leafh and Moses Wise: the kocep-
ton Committee Messrh Preston Beivin, Joseph
u. Becs man, q. II. Chataigne, and ID. haIiy
Brimmer. The services are open 10 the pupnc
and all are cordially invited TO attend. Mr; u.
h. A. Burke Is exaitei ruler OF Hanover L91se,
Mr.. George ". Epps esteemed leading knlghI:
Mr.. X. W. Courtney, esteemed loyal knight. Y
Kvensen. esteemed i~ecturing knight, and James
IL AnnIn nnrr.farr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Ennlfnl Malfara.

The contract OF the State with the Homer Lee
Bank-Note Company for printing the new Sta.e
bonds require that they shall be aecsptaDie W
inc New YORK stock Board. Second-Audiior
Rrland received yesterday "a letter IRON the
Homer Lee Company stating hat PROOFS Of We
bonds had been submitted 20 q COMMITTEES OF th'
board and by them approved. and thai oeh'e-
ries 70 the state would commence very soon.
In yesterdays DisPArcB there was an error
regarding the amount OF old securities outstann-
nd aud unfunded. This was due 10 counting IA
ths amouot prescribed tor funding me scnoo,
ard college Investments. These constitute a
separate and distinct part OF the debt. Inc
amount outstanding Is q little upwefos "
$4,000. OO0--not less than sl.0oo.0o0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
PROTECTION
FROM


p~hoid-Fever. Headache, General Debility, Last
tude, Nausea, are the painful onsprings on Ma
iaria, and have their origin m q disordered
Liver, which, II not regulated in time, great SUI
fefing. vretchednesa. and death will ensue.
simmons Regulator tpurely yegetablel 10 abso-
lutely certain In its remedial effects and acts
more promptly In curing all forms Of ms,arial
diseases than calomsl OF quinine, without any OF
tnc Injurious consequences which follow their
use.
sRR THAT you GET THE GENUINE.
PRErkHED ~
J. u. zEIIiS AGO., Philadelphia, Pa
no 30-WMlsFkSu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

March. sIke-; May, s35lc. Corn dun snd
nrmer; No. Q, so>4c 10 sis,ssest sfsesslNc
saoat, opscps eiaeed stesdyl early saent1s.
sa1as plMy, ikA is.s.i DsSe@Ssr. so.s.i
nrmsr: options dull and easier Decemhers
3easa January. s7Ife : May. {osaei 10 y
epot, 36Isa42txc.. mised western, 56tsassc-
Conee-0ptlons closed s,eady ct a l5aJJ poinss
decline; December, siu3Jesie.4o; y~snusfys
s~l6l0asid.30; March, 1880; spot Rio qnies
and steady. sux~ar-Renned aetlve and crm.
Rsce scsiye and steady. Petroleum steady tat
dun. Cotton-ssed OIL arm and quiet kosin
dun but steady. ~Turpcnstne essy and dull A.
21haslhc. Fork nrmer and quiet: new nesss
sif.75asl5. Peanuts quiet Beef dun but nrtp.
Beof-hnms quiet. 7terced beef inactive, Cut
meats dull but nrmer. Lard quiet aud 1rmer;
western steam, sp.S7iS 90 December, $500
BID: Jannary, ss.o0 asked. freishts quiet sad
weak; cotton. 3-3zd. grain. lhd.
CHICAGO.
Casn quotations.: Floas dull and "a nscd :
No. = spring and red yhest, Il1e. ~ cora.
acc. No 2 oats. Sic. Pork, $3.50. Dsrt, sslssa
go. 80. Ribs. e7.s0as7.e0. Dry-sslted shoab
DER, o. 3TSas7.5o. Saors-cieai' so.4osss-Se.
Whisky. sl.13.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.I

DEcExBER 1.-No offerings on Change To-
day.
Private sales very light and not worthy OF
note.
InternaL-revenue collections: Cigars and ciea-
rettes, ~s6.435.95; tobacco. s4,l5S.34-totaL
Sl0,60s.29.
Loose sales to-day: D~avenport's, 1880
pounds-highest price, S66; C~ronshawss o,123
pounds-highest price. 90; shockoe's, $3.50
p~ounds-highest price, $3.50.
The loose sales to-day were very satisfactory
for both brighs and dark The quality Of the
bright offerings was much better than yesterday.
and in fact. was one Of the best We have had
this season. Prices reached as high as 500, fol-
lowed by s55 and like large figures Good sales
are looked for tomorrow also. Private sales we're
very light.
Mr.. G. II. Lindenberger, Of Louisville, was In
thA city today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Tho Theatres Last Night.

At the Academy last night Mr.; Barrett gave
To-nlgbt and tomorrow night no Will present
pharaoh" This will probably DO the drawing
card OF Mr.. Barretts engagement. ~ u now
but II critics speak Alright II Is q strong, MAE
terful play, IN which Barrett, as Arm, mas q very
nne part. The production will, OF course, Do
very line, as tina scenic effects used IN "Pha-
raoh" are said 10 surpsss those used IN any
other play in MIR. Barrotts repertoire, Az VIC
Saturday matinee " Ben-my-Cnree Will DC pro-
scented instead OF "Othelio."
Miss Vokes entertained another iasnlohapie
audience ut the Theatre last night. Inc OH
consisted Of three little comedies, as nsuai, eacu
~ which was very acreesbly Interpreted by the
excellent company which supports MISS 'oAs7'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

Died, in this city, on the 7th dsy Of No
vembsr. Mr.. y. III. SMITH aged 81 years
and 10 months.
The mere statement Of this fact would
probably attract the attention OF compare
lively few people, especially since the per-
son mentioned was not widely known here.
but l desire as q personal friend OF the de-
ceased and Of his widow TO say afew words
about HIM, because there are some features
Of his life and death that might and ought
20 be an inspiration towards worthy living
TO other people. Mr.. Smith was born IN
Baltimore county. Nd. on the 5th day VI
January, 1859, and up 70 SIX years ago lived
In MARYLAND, az which time he removed 10
this CITY. On the Gath OF March. 1887, ne
| married Miss Bette GrImes. of Petersburg,
Va. with whom he hved until his death
About three years q he became an en-
| ployee of the Richmond and Chesapeake
Railroad Company. IN when capacity
first became acquainted with him. During
| an the time that he was IN the service VI
| our company he was most faithful and
loyal TO its interests. . trusted employee,
who was under all circumstances faitbfui
| IN his trust. lie WAS an earnest and sin
| eers Christian, and while he was Q sufferer
| for many years from that most insidious
| and trying disease consumption, YET,
| through 1t ell, ms faith never wavcfed ana
4 dis nopo u - ittotS
His long illness reduced him to sxtremt
| ties financially. but the God VI the fallen
sparrow vas his protector, and when ne -
last came 10 the brink OF the cold and dark
| riyep. ne fell asleep peacefully In the arms
| of his Saviour, aud the cold waters ned NO
terrors for him and whiis those ne isfs ee.
hind mourn their ioss they may Dc surs
,Sst ba IL now where :" the sun shall uot
light on him, nor any heat sad where
sorrow and signing have de- away Q
God shall wipe away all tears from his
eyes," .n 49,.
hrisf obituary notice without doing justice
to this loyal and faithful wife Who through
years Of sickness and poverty end pfisss
uan and toll bravely and lovingly stood
Nv bis beds,de. and. without . murmur -
her ios, until the day OF his death was ~
loving companion; his iastnfcl nussS, rs
She shall have her reward"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
NORTH CAROLINA METHODlSTs.
Admissions on Tri0I-Election of Deacons
and Elders-A Pleasing Incident.
fsnecieI telegram 10 the DISPATCH

WINSTON, ". C., December 1.-The second
days session Of the Western North Carolina
Conference opened at 0 O'Clock with divine ser
vice by Rev. +. Ii. Wood. The report Of the
WeavervilIe College, eight miles west oil Ashe-
vile was read and referred.
Besides resident ministers the following were
introduced 10 the conference; Rev.. .: W
McNiuch. OF the publishing house: w. f. Ed
mond, Pacific Conference; Rev. Mr. Hunter
HolstOn Conference; j. A. Cunningham' y. NJ.
Watson, North Carolina Conference; Rev. ). H..
Law, American Bible Society, and Rev. H. l.
Christberg, south Carolina Conference.
A pleasing incident was an address by Bishop
Edward Ronthaler. Of tho MOrayian Church, and
the reply OF Bishop Hendrix. Much OF to-days
session was consumed in admitting upon trlal'
election OF deacons. elders, etc.
The transfers from other conferences are: h.
Merritt. Of South Carolina, and J.. A. Cook, OF
Holston. During the session emphasis was
placed upon the importance Of missions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Noe of St. Andrew commsndery.

The COmmandery OF ST. Andrew, no. 10,
Vnisbts Temular. at their annual meeting
Wednesday night elected the following officers
tor the ensuing year. Eminent Commander,
l.. p. Kckor; Generallsslmo, Fred; r~leassnis
~ preston Mash. Senior Warden, Charles w.
MScfarlsne: Junior Warden, X. II. Nj. Harrison
Treasurer, George w. Poe Recorder george =.
Jefferson: stanoard-bearer John n. hayior
sword bearer, William Ryan Warder. Mnnsm
= Wortbam. Sentinel and Armorer, Junlus a.
Cosby steward. William Krause.
This meeting was one OF SPECIAL INTEREST am
the attendance was large. the ns9al ravens,
So,nm and the Lodge OF ~. Andrew OF
Boston. Emlnent-C Commander l. 7. Ecker teaa
a report showing that the commandery eaa =
membership Of i12 and tnat U was on. VI uoo'
with quite a snug balance In us treasury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
CAPTURED A No1ToWAY BRIDE.
Miss Martha Epes, Of That County Weds
MIR. Moncuro, of Richmond.

A special 10 the DISPATCH from Blackstone
Nottoway county. says: battle View the Gle
CANT home Of Samuel +. Epes, ESQ, about two
miles from this place, was the scene OF a quiet
and pretty marriage on Wednesday evening,
when Miss Martha Williams Epes became the
bride OF MIR. Irby MOncure, OF Richmond.
The bride. who Is the only daughter OF the
host, was handsomely attired In a gray travel
ling suit.
As attendants and walters Miss cora Adams
stood with William A.. Moncure, MISS cassie Lyme
Win H.. b.. Epes, Miss Fannie Cralle with +.
Moncure. and MISS Margaret Epes with X. a.
Adams. Rev. }. C.. Watson performed the cere-
mony, after which tho guests were invited into
two large dining-rooms 20 the largest ana mos
elegant country dinner your correspondent ever
Al "a uu -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
ou.,n.,,au OF Order.

A. a meeting held last night az emitns nsil
Union, was Instituted by Deputies n: :. water,
bury and William Law noon, with iniriy-sS,s :
charter member. After the institution OF Wy
Presldest. Young Jones. Vice President, fhirp
Hellstoru; ex.Prssidont, T. Q. Waiihsu sesre-
tary, A. n. kaufman; Financial secretary, = o.
Barber; Treasurer, &. J. bhuman spcaker, y
w. Cunningham; Chapiains y. H. hlmpfSuEp'
battle; Doorkeeper, A. =. shelton. Trustees
julius syole, Charles Wei, and Charles y. Epps
Medical Examiner. Or. y. W. Heirson. ADotnoi
meeting will be held a. the same piass nex'
FRIDAY night. II IL claimed that this order u
based on the besg insannce principles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
IN Broaa street.

Considerable excitement was created on
Broad street Yesterday afternoon about .
o'clock opposite the Richmond College by inc
runaway Of n horse belonging % Mr.. conway
Meyers. attached 10 a buggy In which he and nte
sister we're rid ing. The animal, In its rlghl'
dashed along the thoroughfare, and the vehicle
TO which IL Was attached struck the phaeton OF
Mrs. Payne, badly demolishing both. MI.
Meyor was thrown out and slightly burt, but no
serious damage was done by the accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
AN iNTeMPeRAre HUSBANDS FATE
Deserted by His Wife He Drank Himself
to Death-Elopers Married.
TspeciaI te,egram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch.l
REIpsyILLE, N. C., December News was re-
ceiysd here to-day of the death near Mountain
Island. N. c., OF James W. Wray. Mr.. Wray
lived at Wentworth, near this place. Recently
his vito left him on account OF his tntemperance,
and he started from here q day or so ago 70 nnd
her. Failing in his search it Is thought he drank
himself 20 death, and was found In the WOODS.
A runaway couple from Virginia were married
at the Exchange Hotel here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
PHILADELPHIA KENNEL CLUB.
The AIl-Age Stake at high Point Fin
ished-The Members Stake.
Rv telegraph 10 the Dispatch

IbJ IbIVkIHVH 70 III |"N""~I
HIGH POINT, n. C., December 1.-The Phila-
delphia Kennei-Club trials were finished to-day,
contrary 70 all expectations. In the All-Age
stake Harry c. came out frst. This dog belongs
TO Bradley 4 Ewing. Lora, owned by Lortllard,
and a winner In the Eastern trials last week,
came out second. Miss Ruby, also owned by
Lorillard, came out third. The work was ex-
cellent- d.,
After the AiI-Age was finished the Members
Stakes was begun. There we're SIX starters.
The work done was not very good. The judges
decision was as follows First, Hanon, owned by
5. NJ. Mitchell; second, Ben Hur, OF River View,
owned by NJ. 4. Smith third, divided between
Promotion and Ben Hur, Of Franklin.
The trials this year were more satisfactory on
the whole than they have been fer years. The
complaint Of scarcity OF birds ceased after the
manner of hunting was changed. Most OF the
large crowd which attended left tonight for
Lexington, where the Central trials begin next
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

warmer.
winds; warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
omccrs Third Regiment n. C.s r.
an. paar.

DuEHia. n. c., December LA meeting OF
the onicers OF the Third Regiment North Caro-
ina state Troops was bold here to-day for the
election Of officers, which resulted as fol-
lows: w. A. Bobbift, OF Oxford, n. O.,
Colonel, Henry Perry, Of Henderson.
Major FIRST Battalion; J. \. Craig, OF Rcidsvhle.
Major Second Battalion. J. ID. Glenn was recon.
mended for re-clert.on as Acknowledgement OF
the State Guard. The attendance wac not large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
A BRIDEGROOM OF SEVENTY YEARS.
He Marries a Widow of Twenty-fve-Re-
ported Murder I'm Pitt County.

ported Murder In Pitt County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. G., December 1.-Mr
John L. Kitchen, Of this place, who is about 20
years old, was married last night to Mrs. Har-
well. n widow Of about %. They Will make their
home here.
Mr.. Arthur Butts, Of Charlotte, last night closed
an exhibition OF his wonderful paintings. His
panorama lasted three nights.
News comes from Greenyue OF a murder In
Pitt county. A colored man named Thigpen was
shot down at the door Of a cOlored woman, who
lives on the farm Of Mr.. O.. b. Braxton. Tho
murder was committed with a shotgun loaded
with turkey and buck shot. The shooting was
done In close proximity, ns the liver and inte--
tines we're cut by the shot, aud the body was
burned by the powder. Before the coroner the
evidence was 20 strong against Mr.. Braxton him
self that hs was arrested and sent TO all to await
trial at the next term OF tho court. The IN
at whose house the murder was committed was
also sent 10 Jail
Mr.. $. g. Nash, Of Tarboro'. loctured In the
EpiscoIa al church here last night on the work OF
the -. Andrews Brotherhood.
Mr.. X. Green. OF Greenville, has been IN oWn
this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
rhe ElL.. Ledr. Of sorrow.

Rtohmond Lodge, No. IS, OF Elks, VIII bold
tbeIf Annual Lodge Of Sorrow az the Richmond
Theatre sunday affernooa a. : ochos. Ihsse
iosse of Inc order. ktchmoad Lodge has lost no
members within the past yeas. bntthe menofiAl
excrcisos are required 10 be held JUS AL thsy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
TO HAVE IT'S w HOME.
The Powhatan Club Appoints a Commit
tee to Push the Matter.

tee to Push the Matter.
The Powhatan Club had n splendid meeting
last night, at which sixteen new members were
elected.
Colonel J. Bell Bigger, chairman Of the com
m.ttes on the subject OF a chartered Tram %
Washington for the club 70 20 10 tho inaugura-
ton. reported that he had not succeeued III Sc
curing a special tram, but would make iufthsr
report at the next meeting.
ON motion OF Mir. Shea a vote OF thanks was
rendered Messrs. John +. EpPs ana Johh IL
Ratio for services al tourth freclhct JhcAsOu
Ward on eloCtion-day.
Mr. HarwoOd moved that a In oil nve
Dc appointed 10 report rules Tor tne preNehtion
Of the use Of improper language III any u 'nS
rooms OF the club. This was agreed 70 am
Ne-srA HarROOi, Smith, Warning, Walshah, anu
Hobson were appointed.
PICTURE or THE CHIEF.
Mr.. Ben. August presented 70 the eluo a
picture Of Mr.. John ;. HarHOod IN iuu ln1lau
costume, and IN so doing roierred " MI; uaI-
wood 3 gallant bearing and jealous Efforts IN De-
halt OF Democracy. -
On motion of Mir. Hughes. Colonel Bigger was
requested to accept this picture on behalf OF we
club, which he did In "a pleasant way NJ mar
wood also responded appropriately.
President Starke referred 10 the lact ths'
much credit was due Messrs. John ;. HarWood
John a. Curtis, and j.. Belt Bigger for the man-
ner IN which they assisted toward the succest
which attended the parade OF the IoNh"'uh
Club on the night Of the grand tollncauoh.
Colonel Bigger remarked that Mt: D. =. onltn
had been OF much service, and MT. hhr"oVu
said the same Of Mr.. Charles WhltiOcA'
Will HAVE A HONE.
The Powhs,an club is rapidly growing in num-
ten and popularity and needs more ooulmodiouH
d~uartcr-, which II Is proposed that it shan own
President Starke appointed Messfs. d. pen Dug
cor. Brtges. John A. Curtis. Wyndham Meredith,
(. stern, ". L. Waring, Jr., Henry h Pollard
j. {. smith, and Alexander Coke q committee
al, tho an feef of a naW clubhouse.
CoioncI Blgger. the chairman, stated that he
would be In the city Of Washington for several
DAVIS next week, leaving here on ~Iueenayl put
10 avoid any delay ne called a meeting OF thIs
committee at tho club-rOOms on Monday nighi
next at 3 O'Clock. - .a
ON motion Of Mr. H0bs0n Colonel pager "as
reCnested 10 have the photographs u himself
as Poghatan aud others who represented VIC
Indian characters sni including Captain Johh
smith, taken for the use OF the clup, tnu mi'
pictures Of themselves and the other In0lanS ioi
tho same purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
NEW YoRk.

NKs YosK, December 1.-Cottou quiet;
sales, 2S5 bates; total net reeelpts. - all ports,
2s,433 bales; c~xporu-0rsas Britain, 1882
bales France, 800 bAiea Continent lO.it2
bales; stock. ls00s,e0o bale< Southern nogs
duh and weak. Wheat stronger ano reaefssey
elevator 775fA71Ac. Anoat; options closed
3taSza hiehss sat snsnsi Rssnse(s ISsH |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
~, pov ur,aL, MS Leg.

Landon, the 3-year-old son OF Mr.. I. j. smith
or, who resides AZ No. sos west Clay street, was
very painfully hurt yesterday afternoon. Ihs
little felog was climbing a fence In the back
yard. whom he lost his balance and fell over mio
the adjoining yard, bruisinE his head very DsdIy
and breaking his right leg. DR.. Winfree was
summoned and rendered the necessary surgical
attention. The little fellow was very restless
from hts injuries at tho last accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

tNO INVESTORS.

fNO INVESTORS.
Il
All persons contemplating Investments tor
1893 arc invited 20 consider the deslrabllty OF
the stock OF THE OLD-DOMINiON BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which il sold at $50
Der share and has a maturity value OF 400 per
share, paying & per cent. annual each interest
until maturity upon the amount Invested.
This stock presents the rare combination "A
handsome returns with security a. absolute az
any known investment
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
secretary and Treasurer,
I115 Main street, Richmond, Va.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsON, President.
DIRECTORS:
}. TAYLOR ELLYsoN. JOIN ;. Elicit.
JOHN H.. PURCELL, NORMAN '. RANDOLPH
FRANK /. SUTTON. DC Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Ctty Circuit Court.

Tire following business was disposed Of in the
City Circuit Court yesterday:
Fletcher Jackson against the Richmond sud
Danyile Railroad Company. Dismissed.
William II. Campbell against TOLD oihinah'
judgment for the plaintiG-s50.50.
In the case Of Charles Miller against the Rich
moDd and Danyille railroad the Jury being I'm
able TO agree we're adjourned over until to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Endnrseh uncle RiIlr.,

The Old Dominion Democratic Club had an ex-
ceIlent meeting last night. A good deal Of rou-
tine business was disposed Of, eleven now mem
bers were elected, and n committee vas ap-
pointed 10 look into the matter OF attending the
Inauguration OF Mr.. Cleveland. A resolution
was adopted strongly endorsing Mr.. william
II. CullingWorth for the postmastership OF kica-
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