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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
beginning Of Possible Legislative Sen
satiou-The Insurance Matter.

10y telegfbpu 10 lue DisPhtNn'l
COLUMBIA, S. C., December S.-During the sb-
sence OF Representative Haskell from the hall Of
the House motion was made 10 Indefinitely
postpone his Joint resolution 20 extend for a
term Of years at the same rate OF interest al tho
state bonds not met at maturity next June
Despite the protest OF one Of naskelIs colleagues
the motion prevailed, and Representative le-
dell the leader Of tho administration forces,
moved 20 clnch it so that 10 could not
be considered. This was also carried. When
Hafkel walked into the han and asceriainJd
what action had been taken be made deter
mined speech, declaring that Yeidell had yiO-
lated the common decenciea OF legislative usage.
and added: " As discourtesy was intended, and
has apparently succeeded IN It's object, give
those VINO arc responsible for II fair notice that
| will bring this resolution before TINS house
and say all that wish 10 cay on II in spite "
any attempt that they mako 10 defeat II, ana
uety them 70 try it,
A. the question Of refundlng IL the most vital
matter before the Legislature, and as the al
mnistratiOn has repudieted all schemes pre-
sented by the other side, IL Is thought that some
thing OF s sensation will grow out OF the matter
IN the next few days tor Colonel Haskell intenl il
10 speak plainy.
The House Of Representatives to-day killed the
bill to al oW divorces for the Scripture reason by
a vote Of ~ TO 81. This divorce bill IS annually
introduced in the General Assembly, but always
meets with the same fate
The House committee decided 20 mako n Ia
yoraDle report on the bill requiring insurance
companies 10 deposit $4,000 state bonds with
the State Treasurer before doing business IN
south Carolina. Many companies have served
notice that they Will abandon tho field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
DEATHS.


BAsEMAN.--Died,D December 9Th. 81
7. s.. at the residence Of her daugbtsr:
Mrs. Joseph Allard. Jr.. Mrs. ELIZABETH
BAsrMAN. In the cath year of her age.
interment in Baltimore. Nd. No flowers.
Baltimore papers please eopy.
NUNNAMAKER.- Died. December 8.
1899. Al hIs residence. No. 40i wet Clay
street. ANTHONY NUNNAMAKEh. In the
cd year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence THIS friday AFTERNOON at
$50 O'Clock. lntersnent 81 Chsrlestown.
w. Va. Friends and acqualntsnces OF ths
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
TEIsER. Died. at 1916 r. ". at the re-
sidence Of her husband, lO6 west Clay
street, Mrs. THERESA TElSER aged 80
years.
The funeral will take place from the
above residence at II O'Clock THIS .Frl-
day) MORNING. Friends and acquaint-
ances of the family are invited TO at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
HOW swINseUeNe's MONEY WENT
His Friends Hold Conference. But NJ
IcgaI Action Tnknn.

Legal Action Taken.
IN Tuesdays DISPATCH appeared an item
stating that Mr.. John T. Swinoburne, a young
hngl'shman who came 20 Virginia about nine
months ago and had run through some $4,000,
ha1, az the request OF his friends In England,
boon taSen 90 New FORK by Mr. 9. b. Richard
sou, OF Chester, and sent back nome. Mr.
SWnebuIne Was engaged 10 the poultry business
near Chester, and it is claimed by his friends
that during bis stay there ho was kept intoxi-
Gated
Las; evening n conference of Mr. Swinburne'g
friends was held in this city, and Nj. Richard
son, vino acted tho Good Samaritan IN tho cnse
and through the Young Mons Christian AssoCta-
ton OF Now York succeeded IA getting money
sent from England 20 pay Swinebnmes expenses
back 10 his people, gave the unfortunate young
mans statement 20 them. The substance Of
that statement vas that Mr. SNineDurne did not
know What he did with his money, and that lac
believed that be mad been the victim Of r sYste-
matte effort 20 keep him drunk. Mr. Richardson
has power OF attorney to settle up Mr. swine
burne's business. He found the young man here
at hotel drunk aud IN penniloss condition
aud with not a decent suit Of clothes 10 his back.
lie bought a suit 81 clothes for him, and by the
time he got him 90 New YORK had soDered him
up
SwineDurne's friends had cabled him Gas, but
IL nisoarried and whom he cabled from New
York for money they refused 20 send It, think
ing evidently that he had received the c45. Mr..
richardson then bhd - open cable correspond
ence with Swtneblfnes mother aud give IS refer
once the secretary OF the New York Dung Mems
Christian Association. This brought n reply
from the association at HGrrOwRate, Eng, say
ing thAg the money was there subject 10 draft.
Mr.. Richardson has engaged as counsel In any
steps he may take Mr. r. l.. Davidson, a young
English gentleman who IL practiclng law here
and who will render service gratuitOusly.
Last nights conference, at which there were
only four or five persons present besides repre-
sentatives Of the DISPATCH and other city
papers, lasted Tor more than an hour, and
Swiueburnes Affairs were discussed in an in
formal hut very free and animated manner. No
course Of action was decided upon. The young
Enghshmap was IN bad health for some weeks
before leaving here and was under treatment OF
a Richmond pnyriciHu. While IN New York Mr..
richardson saw several Of the relatives OF tho
young man, whom he found 10 be Weli-to-do citi-
Zeus OF ID 40 place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09

While tho deed requires all cash, the pur-
chaser 80 desires he can PAY small amour. ~ "a
cash and have ten yeArs W ynise wge ~e
balance. a. u 1870
de D AuSeosvvss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
SHERIDAN AS MRS. o'BRlEN, ESQ.
An Enjoyable PerformHnce-"Th The Plant
er's VIE" at tho Theatre.

or = w iit HI Iuc InehtTes
Mr.. John r. Sheridan presented " Mrs. O'Brien,
Esq at the Academy last night
Just why the name above written should be
bestowed upon this creature Of Mr.. Shcrdans
fancy T. not easily dtsCOyerable. 1t might with
equal reason and relevancy bs called "Ihe
Deserted Ash Barrel Nor does II arise to the
dignity OF a comedy as II Is ambitiOusly styled
ON the bills. II Ia simply a farce, which has
been altered since IL left the BiiOu Theatre, in
New York, and remOdolled upon variety lines.
But though II IS not the kind OF production that
Was promised, 10 Is entertaining, and ought to
have profitable run here.
IL begins as farce and the first act is strictly
monOtOnous. with h;tle humor and less wit. and
in this act Sir. sheridan fails 90 make the eX-
pccted hit. But In the second act IL Is developed
into a first-class and mOst entertaining variety
show, and now Mr.. sheridan, as a bonny Scot,
makes his Inland so 90 tho rest OF his COM
pany. The dancing Of Aessrs. Marion and Post
rs clever, original, and graceful, and ia heartily
cnc0red. Then Miss Blanche Siegrist, singer
VINO has disturbed even the oquanmity Of the
Partisan b1uicrGrilers In response to recall
sings q piQuaut love song 10 the handsome
double bass player, covering that modest gentle
man With confusion aud CONFUSING the audience
With laughter. And with a new edition Of ia
ra-ra, bOOm-de-ay," the performance ends. Had
the audience seen only the first act, they would
have wished themselves home again. Had they
seen only the second, they would have been fun
Of praise for the performance.
Tne performance will be repeated tonight
and tomorrow night, with a matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
1.-THE PLANTERS WIFE
Tonight Mr. Harry Lacy will present "The
Planters Wife at tho Theatre. Sir. Lacy IA not
unKnOwn here. As tho fireman in tine Stll
Alarm" anu in'Other mclO dramatic T0'ss he mas
achieved much reputation, and much IL expect
ed of his portrayal of the character Of tho gal
liant Confederate officer Miss Emily Rigl, tho
lea ling actress Of the company, Ia beautiful
ana talented emotional actress, and Will add
much strength 70 the cast.
Tho play IL said TO be fun Of fine situations
aud requires acting Of the strongest kind. Ii de-
ponds Tor it, success upon It's dramatic merits
and 10 reported 10 DO deeply Interesting.
Tomorrow afternoon there will DO a special
matinee, AT which each lady will be presented
with a sOucentT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
A WINNING GAME.
But Not for the Farmer Who Thought He
Had Made by 1t 5000.
nv telngraph to the Dispatoh.

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
HAGERsTowS, ND, December S.-Mr. Jacob c..
Crowell, Of Greencsstle, Pa, is in IIagerstown IN
search OF two men who defrauded him out Of
$4,000 yesterday morning. a man came 10 Mr.
CroWel and said no was son OF Alexander
stewart, OF scotland, Pa, and the cashier oil a
bank In Harrisburg. He wanted 10 buy farm,
and Mr.. Croweu took him out 10 see one OF his
farms. The man seemed pleased with the farm
and said he thought no would buy IL. ON the
way back TO Greencastle they met ;aan, appa-
rently a stranger TO both Of them, who said he
came from Kentucky lie had come on 10 give
n sister some money, but found that gne was
dead. lie then proposed game az cards Mr..
Crowel drew card, winning $4,000. lie was
told that no would have 20 nave $4,000 In cash
20 put up before he could get the money he had
won. Mr.. CroHell then went 20 town ana got
$4,000 out Of bank and returned to the place
along the road where the game was played. BY
some manipulation the man got hold OF tho box
containing the 5000 and gave Mr.. CroSen a
box which he supposed contained his money and
the s5, 900 he had won. When Mr.. Crowell got
homo he opened his box 70 tnd II Allied With moss
ana bark. After the game the men went OIL to-
gother in the buggy and left Mr.. Crowen TO Walk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURs&

NEW YORK, December S.-Cotton-Not receipts,
|, 200 bales gross, 1854 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, 375,700 balos; December
80 55as9.J4; January, S9.J6as9.57: Feb-
ruary, s167as9.6S; March, s97oas97a /;
April, s9.s9as0.9 30: hay. $40; June, slOU9s
5f0. 10 July, Sl0.l7asl0.l9; August, slO.22a
SIO.24.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dispatch
DECEMBER s.-Narket steady. Fair sales Of
fartners' goods reported ut quotations Prime,
9Ibc.; extra prime, 214c; fancy, 25sa3c.; fscto-
~ hand picked. 3a414c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
FATAL POLITICAL ARRAY.
two Men Seriously slashed with Knife
One shot and Instantly Killed.
fsnecial telecram ID thn DIsDatch.

BRISTOL, TENN, December S.-Saturday eve
ping at Naness, an obscure corner OF Scott
county, Va, Isham Lawson and Grimes Neal
became excited over dlscussion OF politics A
NJ Webb came up and attempted To quiet the
parties. Neal, the Republican, drew a knife
and commenced slashrg right aad loft. cutting
LAWSON and Webb seriously. Lawson drew his
pistol and shot Neal twice through the heart
Killing him instantly. The coroners inquest
showed the homicide 20 b. lustaable, and Law
son has not been arrested. Both the young mon
have unfGYOrable records
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
Mormon Elders Here,

At the Wednesday-night service at West-VIew
Baptist church this week there were two Nor
mon elders IN the congregation. After the SER
vice they introduced themselves 10 the pastor,
Rev. ". 2. Hines as Elders Smith and Curtis, OF
Ttah. They had been in the city for several
DAYS, but so far as known they have not attempt
ed 10 make any converts here. They expected
10 leave Yesterday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
LINKED Al LYNCHeURG.
The Pretty Wedding of Sir. l. =. Collins to
Miss Ella Moormnu-Bridal Tour.

LYNCHBURG, Va, December S.-Nr. Louis Pres
ton Collins OF Augusta county, and Miss Ella
Norman, daughter Of MIR. Watkins l. Norman
u this city, wore married. by Rev. Dr. j. :. Felix
IN the FIRST Baptist church this afternoon. The
auditorium was beautifully decorated with a
profuson u posted plants and cut lowers. Inc
bride was alfred 10 n travelling suit OF tan
broadcloth with Persian bands and trimmed with
feathers. The maid Of honor was Miss Kate Ford
who was dressed In q garnet suit, as were also
he bridesmaids. Sidney Kelly was the groom 8
best man. The attendants were T. A. Almond
and Miss Bessie Collins, j. Is. Craddock and MISS
Edna Norman. DR.. W. p Mathews and Mise
Ruth Jennings, II. L. Norman and Miss Mamie
Vaughan, and !. K. Miner and Miss Leila Al
mond. The ushers were Messrs. +. +. Shehey,
u. Is. Rylsnd. a. Il. Darlington, c. K. RoWlett, /.
/. Younger, and n. G. Smith. The bridal party
left on the Richmond and Dnnvllle uaia for a
tour Of the northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09

Managers ore all original Exchange members
w. q. Miller lpresidont), John n. Hutcheson. y.
ID. Neal, Jr., W. !. Yarbrough, and G. Mcleod.
The ruios 60 into force December 10th, next
The Exchange fee IA $50. Heretofore loose
sslcs members paid nothing. The meeting and
results OF this association are due 70 caI Tor
ago.
Mr.. Sheiburne Is building row OF stables for
bis loose DARK tobacco patrons on the 0alleSo
oorn-mills lot, which Is commencablo enter
nrta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
,.h.E-aen,ixe ONCE.

The Governor is looking exceedingly wen are
hts irip 20 New Orleans. Yesterday no was en- gu
sSsei steadily from o until 8 o'clock reading ih'
s"e,5,annications which had accumulated on ht
SosI during his absence. The pepers IN va
'o,,rt. MARTIAL case OF Lieutenant Seay, oil To-
Lynchburg troop, have not yet reached hitn' h'
psfneed 10 grant the application Of Henry Royal
If Araoia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
r-E a. p. V. A. BALL.
d lars, Meeting and the Character of
ite Entertainment Determined.

tte Entertainment Determined.
....i ST. yesterday there assembled in
'l- House Of Delegates number OF
....Eu ladies OF Richmond, IN response
.o.. --at ont by Mrs. Joseph Bryan
f.e Association Tor the frts0FVatlVu
'.... Antiquities. Thore were present
Sc. Mckinney, Mrs. J. :. IS ThOmp-
waiter h. Martin, Ms Henry
'r, Ma James Lyons, Mrs II; A
- hr< Joseph Bryan MIS-.
". Laguy, Mrs. James x. Branch,
.. Iaflssl, Mr. L. T. Crump, Mrs. W.
..t .c, Mrs. George y Woodbridge. MIS-.
ys9l. Mrs. c. II. Read, Mrs. [. W.
t, Sire Robert g.. OabeN, Mira. tadot,
-.. .. u.telEss. Mrs. T. '. Valentine Mrs.
t.,4ife, Mrs. Le Froy, Mrs. Gideon
Sizes >ue stErke, Miss siarGe OF Nor
-..'- b.. 4. 10. Myers. JT., Mrs [. II. Lang
.r. 90. IS. ALcefsOu. hrs. stephen Put
. b. O.. Norton. Miss judith Darlington,
.,. Carter, Mrs. j. Taylor Eliyson, Mt. ..
D. . t feel %. 81. Jones, Mrs. Robert WHIT
'. .'- John Enicfs, Jr, Mrs charles r.
Nr.. Levin JONES, Mrs. y. NJ. Nilson'
... ..aa q. Newton.
.t.- 0f regret were received from Mrs.
. hHIHug. MIS-. Grey Skipwith, Mrs.
t- l.'i-, Mrs. Buiord Mrs Coiston, Mrs.
..i many Others who we're unable 70 NJ
, ~ % PRIOR engagements. Mrs Bryan
20 i-e meeting aud explained us oo-
tl -..-E tLuOauco0 THAI the ball OF tae as
would take place on January ~, 1898,
.'-e several suggestions made a. 20 the
.. To-. .i tie entertainment. Upon motion
'. ' I'd. Langh1rue, seconded by Mrs
:. ...' p @hs determined 70 have Dresden bah,
-..st 1r which Will be simple. and ofIec-
49, lleEpensiye. Many particulars were
y, "li'h uill be made pubic later on,
.-'4 have been deanitely arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
The Grand Lodge Adjourns.

The Grand Lodge Of Masons had q pleasant
session Of several hours yesterday. finished mp
the work 10 be done, and adjourned.
The meetings OF Acca Temple Of the Mystic
Shrine and OF other Masonic bodies last night
were attended by many members OF the Grand
Lodge.
Dove Lodge. No. 81, will hold q stated com.
munication al the Temple tonight There will
be work IN the first degree
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
LIE HowlrzeR STATUE ARRIVES.
1t wan he Put In Place To-DAy-MaJor
Carter the Marshal.

The bronze figure for the Tlowiizer Monument
which was shipped from the foundry OF Henri
Bonnard & Co, New York, on Monday reached
this city Yesterday morning by way OF tho hich'
mcnd FredcricksOurg aud Potomac failtoau
The statue, which came IN an linileIse DUA' We
NOT removed from the depot, but some time 10
DAY II will DO taken to the site OF the 'nemOrlai
and placed in position. This Will require seNeIa
hours. as the figure, which Was put together 10
N vas cast In five pieces, but these have boon SC
carefully put together that the different paris
cannot be noticed. - a..
Major Henry G. Carter, former captain ol VIZ
HoNitzers, VIII be chief marshal Oi the Pafhuo'
and besides the battery the following otBaniLa.
tions will take part in the PROCESSION ne r,rs'
Virginia Regiment, three companies OF caviar
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues' the h vf
zer Association and surviving mehpets VI VIC
bnttery, and Lee and Pickett camps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
Chairman Gordon to Major otey.

LYNCHBURG, VA. December S.-Maior Peter j..
Otcy. mem Der Of the committee for this congress
slonal district, has received n very cOmpl-
mentary letter IRON State-C hairman Basil Cor
don, In which he says: Now. that the hght is
over and the victory Is won, Il IL my privilege TO
tender personal as well as official tusuGs 10 those
VINO shared with mo the burden Of the contest,
and whose cooperation made success inevitable.
/ need not assure you, my dear sir, OF the pccu-
liar debt Of gratitude feel 10 you In practically
hitting from my shoulders the management Of
ono tenth OF the State, and for suggestions
Which we're of general value throughout tho
whole campaign. 10 Il no cKageefauOn 20 say
hat your lsbors have been n arduous and your
information more exact than those Of any man
Afafn-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
PORT OF WEST POINT. DECEMBER 8, 1873
lBy telegraph
MONTICELLO LITHIA WATER.

Il one Of the best table waters IN America;
free from organic impurities Specially adapted
70 urc-acid troubles, incipient Brights disease,
stone In the bladder, urinary and kidney AZ
fections, and nervous prostration. Trial bottle
furnished free. Address w. q. TAYLOR,
Post-Ofice Box 344. Richmond, Va
On sale with Bodeker Brothers, Ovens q Minor
Drug Company, r. q. CabeIl. Jr, q Co., Lewis
Wagner, X II. n. Harrison, blanks Drug Com
pany, and w. p. Poythress. dc OIL, l33io
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
Bir Crowd at the Manchester Fair.

,.t. " TIE largest crowds which has 20 far
- -, el ~ TIE Masonic fair was IN attendance
~. ny 4asi night There we're about 800 people
aud Eil were highly entertained by the
~, -, chichester Dramatic Club. The play WAS
- MiG ht and the amateurs acted their parts
M sits1oally. 1he cast was composed OF
~ say Latham, Minnie Jones, Ida Robin
IN. sLa hossrs. G. h. Anderson, Charles Saw
ne. t e5 Sasrle; P,eot. MI Arthur d. nse'
g.. te9AllOns al the conclusion of the
qua "hiet we're greatly applauded. The pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
AnOYster War-Ship.

BRfDGEPORT, COSE., December San armed
vessel % protect the Oyster-beds owned by H. j.
Lewis, OF stratford, wealthy grower, Is shortly
10 be put into service on the sound. The vessel
viii be used In preventing, II possible. the oyster
piracy which In the last few years has seriously
Affected the financial interest OF the Connecticut
growers between new Haven and South Nor
walk. The vessel will be slOop-rigged and Will
have an auxiliary force ~ the shape OF a power
full marine engine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK..


NEW YoRK. December s.--Cottor steady; mid
ding upiands, 90 Orleans, - l5-l6c. Gales
140 bales: total net receipts all ports, 33,S3b
bales; oxports-to Great Britain, 1864 bales;
bales; stock, l,o65,7l3 bslos. Southern roar
dull. Wheat dun but frmer; No. 2, red, INC
In store and elevator: 7SIlc. anoat: options
moderately active and irregular, closing steady;
December, nc. January, 775Sr.; March, sOlsc. !.
May, SAG. Corn steady and quiet: No. 2, 5Oc.
IN elevator; 50;sc. eGoat: options dull. closing
weak; December, SOC; January, 50l3c. May,
$3.50. Oats dull bat steady; No. 2, 304sa365te;
No. white. 3llSc; mixed western. 38a3Sc.
Co1ee-Optiors closed steady; December,
SlB.30asi0.35; January. sl6asl0.05; March
sl5.b5asl5.75 spot RIO steady and IN mode
rate demand: No. :, 165kai7c. sugar-Renned
fairly active and arm. Molasses-New Orleans
moderately artive. Rice IN good demand aud
steady. Petroleum quiet and unchanged. COT
ton-seed oil firm; crudo, 31a31 lec; yellow. 3Oc.
asked. Resin quot and weak. Turpontne Jul
and weak. Pork quiet and firm. Peanuts quiet.
Beef duh. beei-hams quiet. Tierccd beef dull.
Cut meats quot and arm, picked bellies, S3sa
SIkc. shoulders, SIC. Middles quiet. lard DUH
and weaker; western steam. $3.50 asked; city.
81; January, 1915 bid May, $500. Freights
dun and weak cotton, $500; grain, l-4d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December S.-wheat maintained t.
self all day above yesterdays closing prices,
but il was weak towards the end at about lec.
higher than yesterday afternoon. Corn opened
firm and closed weak aud t4c. lower IMAM on mo
day before. 0ats averaged slightly higher early,
but closed easy and about itc. lower shan last
night Tor MAY. Provisions felt the effect OF FUR
Their liquidation, especially pork. which made a
drop OF 42hc. from top prices, but recovered
l7lSc. a. the close. Lard Is on ~ and ribs DC.
Casn quotsuons: Flour dun and easy, with
out change. No. spring and red wheat, ly4a
TI15c. No. . corn. 4Ilkc. No. 2 oats. BOA
a08c. Pork, sI4.25aS1A37ls. Lard, s9.45.
Rms, ss.O5asaI5. Dry-saited shoulders
s7.J7Ib. Short-c!ear, sS.45ass.1O. Whiskey'
Sl.20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09

81 tho DrsPArcu once yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
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
TEN 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 50c
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 re syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
Wedding at Home.

= 3fe tut pretty marriage took place AZ the
,-'.--.rs ~ Mr. L. H.. AGREE. 2I5 nOrtn Nine
N.... street, 'ast night 1t $3.50 o'clock. The
= parties were Mr. AmbrOee AGREE
'-' +.s' h. J. johnson. both well-kno0n rosl-
-.. tturch HnL Rev X. w. VanboOk per.
--'- 'he CEREMONY, which Was witnessed only
. 'HArlate relatives and friends Of tho
a..'. Hcssrs. j. n. Acree, brother Of the
[''a' warren Tucker, W. A. Cooke, ana j. y.
81. igor acted As ushers TO the happy couple.
sore tie recipients OF many costly and
4ta4.l4l utesepts