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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03

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fully. The yteld per aero shls - 2 ~
LOIS pounds. Win good ssxsons. tbA cf0V ~
BE- larger In this sscsicn than last ye:E ~ -,
Bright tobacco " easier sesfp m
now coming in % freely A. drst hsnde . 49,
20 be g profitable Investment and wi1 now 49,
the attention OF those outside Of tho tfenSs
his bridal tour, win hearty homa weicomeA
Mr.. s. p. Carr n conaned 81 homo wa -
Mr. G. Wilson. Of Rocky Mouns, n C., ~
here today.
Tho following 10 . Hat Of plsnssrs reetssssed g
Change, besides many 90 iooec brcaks to.8s{
4. X Nunaily, Chesterfield COUNTY, Va ~: L
cartwright, A. y. Bryant, r. II. = X y. hu9Uess
W. l. Goode. =. W. Anderson, Thomas Deens
Alfred Isyior. Potter Trent, John Lewis Geoexe
johnson. Simon Wheeler, j. X. Johnsons tou
Chiidress, Lester Hadgins. J. W. Patterson. - e
Campbell, George Y. AIMING, Povhs.tsn counsys
Va. and X. ". Xiikfison, Trenton. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
A Betrothal Celebration.

Almost elegant collation. was served at
the residence of Mr.. Magnus Hessberg,
42l east Franklin street, last sund.y the oeea-
SSngnter. Mics Hattie, TO Mr.. Samuel II. Fink,
Of the dismond importing firm OF FINK, Baden
baimer A CO., No. 3 Maiden Lane, New York.
None but immediate relatives Of both families
wore In attendance, together with the Rev. DR..
Calisch, who presided at the seat OF honor ana
a. lyercd a very brilliant as well as humofous
address -, ...
when wiz serve 70 carry With II pleasant recoi-
lsctions for those who were fortunate 20 partici-
nate. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
n, Hessberg parents OF Mise Hsttel Misses
Fannie and N innie nessberg ssistersl, Mr.. Felix
IIessberg (hrother), Mrs. G. Lichienstein, Mas
Rosa Lichtenstein, sir. and nrr. Isaac lichlen-
stsin, Messrs. jacob Llcbtenstein, Morris Ascher.
ami Henry Well Tho guests from New YORK
were. Messrs. Jonas Goldsmith, Ernest Block,
Henry Bodenheimer, and Max Fraus-
In the evening, at reception, were many
callers 10 extend congratulations and VOL
Vishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
Observance of Ash-wednesday and Lent.

Ash-Wednesday services were held in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches yester-
day There were short addresses from many Of
the pulpits, and large congregations were pres
ont in many instances. During Lent there viii
he services az all the Catholic churches every
mornipg and at the Episcopal churches as fol-
lows: At St. Marks, 400 P. NJ. MONDAYS Moore,
Memorial at 8 Y. N. Mondays; 81. Johns at 1880
NJ ON Tuesdays and =. NJ. on Fridays
Grace at 8 P. NJ: Tuesdays; Monumental and St:
tndr.C's at 7. Nj. Wednesdays; ST. Paurs at
5P' NJ. Thursdays and every day at 1880 A. Nj.
ST. James at 5 p. NJ. Fridays; Al-Saints at 7.
NJ. Saturdays and every morning at I:3O O'Clock,
except on Saturdays and Mondays.
The morning Lenten services at 81 Paurs WIN
Ia az unusual interest this season. They will DO
conducted by the rector, Rev. Hartley Car
michael aud the assistant, Mr.. X. 4. Williams,
who win be ordained next Sunday,l alternately.
Inc subject for the season will be The Books OF
the Old Testament" and only those who have
enjoyed the privilege OF attending the Bible.
classes at st. Panls can appreciate beforehand
The benefit which viii be derived from these lee
tnres al church going people should avail
themselves OF the Invitation to attend these de-
urhfful services
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
RICHMOND rosAcco MARKET.

tReported TOR tne Dispstcnl
MARCH 2.-Revenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, si,296.o5; tobacco. ss,cosA7-sosAi'
S3.956.42.
Private sales: Wrappers IA: nnerS, 2; cut
tors, 1 darks, .p--sotal, % hogshesds.
Loose sales: Crcnshaws sold to-day losaoo
pounds. Highest price, ef<60.
Around 3Oc continues 20 DO tho highest wrap
per and cutter prices
shsiburn's had . good break and very Eooa
prices ruled at Davis d Gregory's TO-DAY. DARK
tobacco sold well for nns manufacturing and
DARK shipping. a.
tho feature Of the day was sale q about %
hoesheads Of Buckingham county sobAcco These
were nns stcmmeys Of standard type sold py
about eight planters IN ono Offering privately.
This grade Of tobacco brtnGf out our best cuysfs
ana bldderSL To-day'n prizes wore about lA11 ~ y
Is cents for best leaf. several cfops evsfsxss1t
about 10 cents. tho lowest for lns! W. ~
centA NJ. woglnisy bought nearly az thn "
The variety OF ths tooaccQ vae vhHS 49, ~.
These are famous ROLAND. Northode eeokane.
ham stemmeru- Tho friendly rivshy osnc. W
same planters 70 The city % sen % - ss ~
day. An were sAtsoed. though valnss 49, ~
e hieh e laot year. 1one q theee 49, ~
hickcgy-uood ored ard e>neD ons een ~
pine nnd oomo Ok; ~ ~ vere Heos ~ ~ 4,
snanso@ioa q aoee9 -, sys<y 49, sssss Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
MARKETS BY rsLeoaAP 4.
NEW YORK.


Ngw YORK. March lection -mlddlire up
lands, 1-lGc.; DO. Orleans, z s-lec.; Gales
$50 bales; total net receipts a. All pvn,,
1890 bales: exports 70 Great brftains ISL
bales: o. the Continent. 10.3tS b>ice; STOCK.
i,l6J,l35 bales. southern -four dun. Whees
unsettled, closing stronger and quiet: Nc. = reds
$L0fi4ati.00 in store and oserator. ei.vc>tS
advance; No cred, May. sl.oI,l May. si.os1;
July, esisc. CorD-spot. stronger and fsisiy
active; No 2. 4sl4s40,fc. In elevator; oo.s
s50hc. aioat; No. 2, white, %; options ADJ
os{s quiet ana stronger: options nrmer and
quiet. March, 36ISa31c.; spot No 5oas
size: mixed western. 3Ba37I<c. Cones--Op-
tons closed rrm and unchanged 70 loo. UP:
Nsrch, sl360asi365; May, sl2.s5ae12.so
spot Rio dulI aud essy; No. z. l5c. sugar
Eenned, higher with fair demsnd F; dsndsrl AZ
4l.a4l.c. p0wdered. 4aa$ss: graduated. 80
4sac. Molassss- New Orleans steady and quiet;
common 20 fancy. 2sa31c. Nice nrm VITO good
demand. Petroleum quiet ani easier; rednes'.
New ork, 6.4Oc Cotton-seed oil nrfn nfquiet;
crude, 25tSc. Resin nrin and quiet; strained.
common 10 good, tl.soasl.3o. Iurpeniins
duh and easy at 4iIfa42c Provisions quiet and
Arm. Freishts strong and active cotton, J-32d.
grain, Al asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 2.-Wheat was fairly ac,ivs
to-day but the market was somewhat unsettled,
though prices ruled higher than on Yesterday,
| with sharp fluctuations. On the whole the poei-
tlon was looked on a. rather bullish. and as New
| York vas a good buyer the market Vas nrm
| with an upward tendency. May, which opened
Be, higher. At 9Olbc., advanced gradually Ia Gle
| Tho opportunity FOR working n scalp MAS avsiici
| Of and the early buyers began "a crer freely,
with the Result that tho market broke % eo'ec.
Their object accomplished. the sellers hegsn TO
buy again. and assisted by heavy buying Cor
New York account. decidedly better late
cables. and crop-damage reports nom France.
the market became very strong, advancing 10
9illc., and closing steady At nlts, Corn started
strong ON the small receipts and nrfnnes~ IN
wheat. Tho shorts were uneasy and covered
| freely, sending prices up come, ~ there was
apparently very llttlo for sale. Later on, with
| the break In wheat, the feeling softenei con-
siderabiy. the demand fell on, and offerings in-
| creased prices declining somewhat, but nrnlins
| up again with wheat toward the close Nay
opened &c. higher at I2Aic., advanced to f2'fc,
declined 10 42s<c.. ana closed steady at f3>s
Oats were steady and closed without change.
| Hog products were generally weak and lower.
| Hogs at the yards were easier, tho stocks Nere
larger than expected, and there was free selling.
May pork experienced decline Of loo. conl-
pared with yesterday, but recovered all except
| Sc. Of Il. Lard and rlbs we're steady.
Cash quotations: Flour dun aud 1Oc. lower
No. 2 spring wheat, SSisc.; No. rod, v3aD3,ac.
No. , corn. Ale. NO. 3, 39a3yllc. NO. oats,
POE. Mess-pork, slLl5as1l.20. Lard, s042lss
s645. short ribs s5.s2lsas0.S5. Dry-saitei
| shoulders. e4.75aso.oO. shogt-clcar, sO.2o.
|! whiskey, ella
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
FUNERAL OF sx-eoV. W. w. HOLDEN.
His EventfuI History-Arrest of Picture
swIndier-LyncbburR & Durham *. TX.


swindier-LvncbburR& Durham X. II.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., March 2.-The public
event here to-day was the funeral OF ex-
Governor William Woods Holden. The
flags on the Capitol and City Hall were at
half-mast, this being the only official no.
iice of the event. There were many callers
AT the residence this morning. For several
wears the Ex-Governor had led very quiet
life. lie wrote occasionally for the news
papers up to two years ago. For year be
had but seldom left his house. He has no
doubt lett some very interesting papers. A
history Of his life, upon data which these
may furnish, would be of remarkable IN
terest. He was in the very heart OF poll
tics from is43 to 1871. In 1864 regiment
of Georgians passing through Raleigh
sacked his printing office. Governor
Vance gave Holden shelter at the mansion
and took steps 10 punish the soldiers who
thus defied law and order. The next day
Holden's friends sacked the Office OF O
neyspaper here, edited by John SDelman.
which had expressed pleasure at the work
of the Georgians. Holden always had
strong friends here. The printers were
greatly attached to him, and to-day Raleigh
typographical Union, one OF the oldest
and largest in the South, attended the fu-
neral.
HIs SPECIAL METHOD.
The police here have arrested a white
man who gives the name of George Free
man alas Charles Williams, and who is
charged with having grossly swindled the
public at Winston-Salem. Graham, and
other places. He pretends TO make pie
lures from photographs. collects the
money in advance with the photographs,
throws away the latter, and decamps.
The baccaaureate sermon at the CON-
mencement at the State University will be
preached by Rev. DR.. j. w. Carter, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Raleigh,
the date being Sunday, May 10Th.
ANOTHER ROAD GoBBLED.
Norfolk and Western railway officials are
at Durham, having booked over the line OF
the lately-purchased Lynchburg and Dur
ham railway. They Will make a number
of improvements. 1t is reported that the
Norfolk and Western will secure the
South Bound railway. which extends from
Columbia 10 Savannah. The Lynchburg
and Durham road formally passed under
the control Of the Norfolk and Western
Yesterday. Theo. Lowe Will be the new
SUPERINTENDENT. There is certainly an I'M
usual interest in the requirement OF so
much line by the Norfolk and Western.
There was pretty wedding at Goldsboro'
last evening. the contracting parties being
III. A. Murrill. editor OF the Hickory Press
and Carolinidn, and Miss Louise V. Thomp-
son. They have gone to Florida on tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.
A Famous Tennessee Land suit-BristoFs
Bonds sold-school Sup erintendent.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BRIsro1. Tenn, March IA famous land
suit. in which brother is arrayed against
brother, is being tried in the Chancery
Court in this city. Jack Hall and his bro
Their, at Piney Flats. have been SUING Tor
the home-farm for years and years. III has
been in the court at BlOuntyille and Is
now before Judge John 7. Smith. When
il Is settled there will not be enough to
pay the lawyers.
FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
The Bristol (Tenn.) bonds, or part OF
them, have been sold TO parties IN the city
of New York and near $4,000 Of the cash
is now in the Bristol National Bank. IL
will be used as rapidly "a possible IN COM
pleting the courthouse, the market-house,
and paving some more OF the streets. III
is rumored that a large number OF the
Bristol va bonds have also been sold.
Rev. j. J. Lloyd, pastor OF the Episcopal
church at Abingdon, has been called to
preach Mt the church of the same name ID
this city. He has agreed to give this con-
gregation part of his time. Last night, III
the parlor OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. the members OF the Episcopal
church mere rendered him brilliant re-
ceptlon.
A SUPERINTENDENT.
Bristol. Va, is to have superintendent
of public schools, who has been needeo
for many wears Heretofore the cOuntS
SUPERINTENDENT has had control OF thes'
schools. Judge Rhea, of the Hustlne
Court. has written that the Board OF Edu
cation has decided TO appoint one at al
early day. Bristol, Va. has. the mos
MAGNIFICENT school building OF any towi
of its size in the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
Great-Great Grandmother Gone.

WINDSOR. N. c., March AIRS. Eliza
beth b. Gillian, widow Of Wiley Jones
Gillian died az her residence, near Windsor, last
night, IN the s7th year OF her age She was the
mother Of sixteen children, Tour OF whom survive
her. She numbers as her descendants 81 grand
children, 2S great grandchildren, and great
great grandchildren. Nearly three quarters OF
a century ago she connected herself with the
Caskie Baptist church, and has been consist
ant member OF that denomination ever since.
When her husDanl died, Ia 1865, she took
charge of the home place and managed very sue
cessfuly n large farm and made lavge crops
and saved money every year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
The Little Tycoon To-Day.

This much-sung and talked-of opera will
be heard at the Theatre today a. TWO per,
con,nrised the original company that had phe-
nolnepai run In Philadelphia and other largs
cs,,as n includes BOD Graham, Laura hulard,
Robert dunbar, Joseph Meaiey. Mamie cesoi'
..enrss Bro ierick, MaDelia Baker, !. y. Nc
$500 ana n large chorus The costumes are
smnerp and the entire entertainments artistic
and enjoyable. This company gave az perform
ances sr The Thoatre last fall and packed the
houso 1T each one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
A srpFRINTRNnENT.
DEATH OF j. NJ. CLOYO, OF PULASKI.
He Was One of the Last of Celebrated
Southwest Virginia Family.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

iSpccisAi boickhhh W WI
DUBLIN, Va. March al. NJ. Cloyd died
at his home. on Back Creek. about hve
miles from here, at IL o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Clovd was the last one OF the Older
members of the Cloyd family. This family
has been intimately connected With the
history of this county for more than a Gen.
tury past, and is related to many Of the
wealthiest and most influential families IN
Southwest Virginia. In INA General VIII
liam Preston removed TO Smithfed, IN
Montgomery county.
FOUNDER OF THE FAMILY.
He was accompanied by a young man
named Joseph Cloyd. The latter crossed
New river and took up lands along the base
OF Brush Iron, Cloyd'5 mountain. These
lands have remained in the Cloyd family
ever since and portion Of them IS EN-
b-aced in the estate of Dir. Cloyd, who
died to-day. The battle of Cloyd's Noun
tain. which occurred in 1861, was fought
near his residence.
GRIP AND CANCER.
Mr.. Cloyd recently suffered from severe
attack of the grip. the effects OF which were
aggravated by a cancer in the mouth, ana
though OF robust constitution he was un,
able to rally. He was about 81 years OF
age. He leaves son and three daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
WITH GAME GALORE.

rho President Returns from Ragged
Island and Dimes His Fsilow-Ducasrs.
(By telegraph TO tho Dispssch-l
NoRrorx. Va, March 2-The President
returned to the Princess Anne Hotel from
Ragged Island DuckinR Clubhouse to-day
In dne form and with game galore. He
proved his qualities ~ . good shot by
bringing down 3 number Of csnvas-backs.
Bssides the ducks heSeed two large swans
were killed, one giving the party long
shsss stsf 1 bs' sss yine "a re sy yss e:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March 2.-0rrKRnas- Wheat,
1,4i4 Dushels Corn. 6S4 bushels Oats,
1000 bushels. Meal, so bushels Mill-ofal. 10
tons.
els.
QUOTATIONS
WHEAr-LongberrY, e1.02ael.05- Aixed.
slasLO5. shoriberry. e5c aSL04. No red.
sl.O3tsI.0i.
Coas.-whifs, Virginia. 4sa50c-: No 2, boc.
No. z. miIed. 47a4Sc. -
OArx-No. .. 36yfa37Izc. No 8, 35a36c Win
ter TOR seed), 62s67c.
RYH-Ssag0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Tsonds. stoeka Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. 49,. and the
Wes thcr Indications
fBy tslegrapa 70 the Dispasch.l

(By telegraph 70 tho Dtspatch-l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March A.
IfkIn Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hour. from midnight TO mid
night: Cloais followed by tair
weather. except Oh the immediate coast.
local rains. followed by lar weather !;
north winds, slightly warmer.
Forecast for North Carolina: Fair. e1-
cept in the extreme east portion; local
SHOWS. followed by fair weather; north
winds; slightly warmer. except In south
east portion; stationary temperature I;
warmer and fair Friday.
IKE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and raw throughout the day.
with slight fall of rain and snow. At
midnight the skies were cloudy.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office Yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. March 2.-Baltimore and Ohio
stock. edasa9714; Baltimore and Ohio South
western lists, IO39sal04; do. I'd Incomes, 80
asked do. 80 incomes, Gallo; consolidated gas
bonds, ll2IalI3 do. stocks, 49a49A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
LIVERPOOL MARRETa
MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures
by Rev. +. l.. Foster, of the Christian
church. Raleigh, N. O., December ~, io.,,
Mr.. j. BEDDINGFIELD. OF Raleigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND, VA. February "a, 1892
THE VIRGINIA SAFE DEPOSIT
AND FIDELITY COMFANY.-The books
for subscription TO the stock OF this company VIII
be- opened 70 those desirious OF subscribing on
TUESDAY, March LIST, at the once Oh tue
Planters National Bank Of Richmond. The
terms OF payments will bs made known to those
applying. IL is tho wish OF the corporators TO
secure the largest possible number oil share.
holders The opportunity Is offered 70 parties Oh
small means TO thus secure an interest:
j. Is. PACE.
"a oeox for the corporators-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03

FLOUR We quote: Fine. s4stL2s; eupernns,
e450ae4.75: extra, IS; family e5.25asosoo;
patent family, S5.75aed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03

He Has Erysipsiss in the Anh'e-Soinss-
Mr.. springer Better.
fRv ,sie.vranb 20 the Dt<patch.l

WASHINGTON, d. C., March i.-Repre.
sentative Mills Ia confined TO his room with
erysipelss in the ankle joints. HE'S under.
going massage treatment With good re-
suits, but it will be some time before be
10 well enough to appear in the House. He
had q good nights rest and Is better to-
day. ;,
Representative Springer's condition Is
much improved to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
DEATHS.

MOEsTA.-Died, at ii:s5 P. II. TUESDAY,
March list, II. w. AOESTA. IN tho Dist
year Of his age.
Funeral will take placo from Evangelical
Lutheran church FRIDAY. March ttn' ~
the family are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
mARINE IsrELLIaEScn.

<-><~~>>~~<>~1~ s----<>7<~
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH 8, it9&
s.,.-,-.s $50 Hfon TipG
Sun .ars 500 Morning. ...".... 100
Noon sets.-...... .li.29 EVENING. ...... &lz
poaroF RICHMOND. NAacH 2. 1891
sAiLyn
s,o.,,., ARIEL. Deyo, Norfolk. .nescnsn1iss
al osssenssrs; l. r Tatun. vics-prssidsat
PORT OF NEWPORT NEwS NAhcn y ~
(Hy telssraphj
ARRIVED
s...u.a,o Warehouses, Galveston.
Stsam.hlp Ayopa, Galvest0n.
ssssmshlp Propitious. galveston
Sssamship cyric, New 0floena
sreamship Ben sedi. SsS ofie~n~
skILsn
s,samsbtp Hampton, cesse.
S,ssmship Eusipides, Neu lork.
Go. mship Raleigh, New Iorks
s.samship Ben. 9eti, ko1en.
roRToswEsr POINT. hAscs .. isss
by telegraph
sssamship D~nville. Bennss@s naltinoeA ~
ssnrers and general coxen
xAILup. ~ u ~
sseamship Danvills. Dennest nalunorA ~
ssnssrs and ssDesal seEoo {. &
T,ooK AND ron WORK n
10 xxyCy1uD A. - 0S IN
I{10- M0U1A ~ 49, Il ~ &. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
WHAT SAKs SAYS.
CoNrISUE-PA NrALooNs,
In News SIZES.

Some that we're 81 and 80, NOW $3.50.
Some that were $3.50 and 81, NOW
s3.65.
Some that we're $3.50, NOW st25.
some that were s6, NOW s3.9s.
Some that were So, NOW 1880.
some that we're 80, NOW so.l5.
gone tina, were $3.50, NOW Sl.0S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03
Aiternoon Session.


ID came up as unfinished business.
vas upon the motion o. Mr. Har-
-ar i.e proceeds Of the bill part OF
appropriated 10 tho Board 81 Aeri-
lto amendment was adopted by
I3nIg
a., i..r'..cn moved 20 pass by; which motion
t.uri moved 20 reconsider the vote hy
.ilnn ~ Mr.. Harrison WAS adopted.
ruled mas bis motion was not In or
g. a auel appo ilod from the ruling OF
FL. AiI ihe presiding Of1icer Was aus-
,- hi Stubs onere1 an amendment pro-
p roo me clerks should not be paid out OF
y, Ihe amendment was lost by a
ltul7.
a.. Harrison moved 10 make the tax 6l4 cents
" 4-ti cents Loaf.
49, a'..n moved 10 strike out tho word
Let.
nc suoa then came up on the engross-
H., '-' OIL which wac defeated 10y vote Of
trpuormAuoN Bill.
,..- .airnluaiion bill which had been sent
81 .'.n iae use, VAS taken ~ and oil
~ wv amendments OF that body agreed to.
f....t .urndol and tue blu as amended
c" AA- w. Nicshsm was Instructed TO
n, er iae tat 20 the House.
r--,t. ''o ,oAcuued In The House amend
49, '.e Oh regarding tae working vi con-
p. Blue Ridge railroad.
a,-. poo, ptefe1 q resolution, which was
n..., filfldlug that tho evidence In the
l.-, I.' 70 4" iho charges against the Blacks
A 49, OF fisi.Ore be printed.
s.f,..k. Was received from the House
aa.,'..... tiat tOdy had agreed 20 the Senate
avn 70 'he appropriation bill.
AcALL on THE SENATE.
sI-,,.l ' 70 Tax building and loan companies. as
cl..--. " VIC House, came up and waa dis
grs.t.' - =. y -fsL This was The ftgnal for tho
u.fI...' -.S'isier u the session. After various
o. 49,. -.eldcd " defeat coming 10 a vote on
q 49, 'Ar lis, Including number Of motions
H. ssll' several u tue senators opposed 20
ci.u.t..' ents aDeented themselves from The
ts.,... foii-cali showed that no quorum
o.l 81 1'lb ana Nj Blackstone demanded a
e9o,, 49,, Heuaie. Tue cali was ordered, the
Fnri.4.s p ana tho hsrSesnt-at-Arms was In
tst i, ~ arrest all absent senators and bring
tsrst,,. .ie Ne taF. After no had brought la Tho
V 49, ron Winchester and -, both
,ssyshsstt ave satisfactory excuses, the call WAS
u pfs ,si series q cross motions followed and
" M question WAS ordered.
r-isd pa.ib moved 70 adjourn. The Chair
spB.slso ss.vison out VI order and Mr.. Nushbach
AAa , ~. MN the decision VI the Chair. The
n. I'm PRESIDENT wsixIrD OUT.
Cd. ,skasnts u the measure retired 10 tho
ss'ossl tunes N order W Leave She
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-03

House bin 20 incorporate the Hampton Home
for the Sick 70 amend and confirm the charter
OF tho Norfolk Roierion Company; to amend
ana re-enAct section 1919 Of chapter l63 OF the
Code Of Virginia IN relation 10 the appointment OF
commissioners in chancery as amended and re-
enacted by an at approved February 4, 1870
and by an act approved February "a, $500
for the relief Of S. w. Smith for the appoint
ment Of an inspector OF stoves for the city OF
Nolfolk. and prescribing the duties thereof; fof
the relief OF = Il. shannon, Of the county OF Giles
10 provide for the printing and distribution Of
the school laws and regulations OF the School
Board Of the state OF virginia; TO allow the
Board Of Supervisors OF Allegheny county 10 Dor
row money to retire bonds.
The House at S:45 p. NJ. adjourned 1ntil to
dav AT noon.