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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
EDITOR CALDWELL IN CHARGE.
The Success Of the Chronicle Assured
VIII They Grant Them Licenses?
[special telegram % the Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTE. N. c., February ii. p.
Caldwell, formerly editor and proprietor
of the SiGfesriie Landmark, today entered
upon bis duties 9s editor and manager OF
the Charlotte Chronicle. This journal was
recently purchased by ID. A. Iompkins, an
enterprising businessman OF TINS envy.
He sold a half interest TO Mr. CaldweH,
who at once removed from St4tesyiile TO
this place 20 take charge OF the paper;
ID. i. st. Clair, the retiring editor, Will
leave in q few days for New York 10 take
position on New York daily newspaper.
w. G.. DOwd, the former manager, VIII re-
main with the Chronicle. Mr.. Caldwell IS
considered the best newspaper-man IN
North Carolina, and the Chronicle under
him will be the leading daily IN the olate.
The negro who IS suspected OF burning
the barn of j. IA. Barnett, OF Plneyllle, IN
which his horses and farm utensils were
burned, has been placed IN Jail here.
no BAR-RooMs.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet here tomorrow and continue
the hearing of applicants for license TO sell
LIQUOR. 10 will be remembered that the
commissioners have perslstently refused
10 grant any license in consequence OF
which the town Is now without bar-rooin;
There is no probability that they Will
grant licenses at this meeting.
of beauty and gayety, the occasion being a
leap. wear ball. About fifty couples are in
attendance and the ball is brilliant sue
cess.
A MICRO TRAIS-wREoKER.
A negro named John Boyd has been
arrested upon the charge of wrecking the
passenger train at Bostian's bridge ON the
9th of last August when twenty-five peo-
pie were killed.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
An ugly shooting affair occurred yester-
dav at the store of Roessler Harden, three
miles from Rutherfordton. Two Harden
bows. cousins, one son of w. j. Harden
and the other q son OF Ace Harden, were
the principals. W. j. Harden's son shot
Ace Haiden's son in the head with pistol,
inficting wound which will IN all proba-
bihty prove fatal At 2 o'clock this morn
;ng. when the train for Charlotte left,
vouag Harden was reported in dying
condition. The boy who did the shooting
went TO Rutherfordton and gave himself
up. and is now IN jail there. The aiiair
has caused considerable excitement, as the
fathers of the boys are very prominent
men. Whiskey was at the bottom OF the
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
Hnr.lI & shaw Have Moved.

We are now 70 be found in cur nw
quarters. 1904 and 1906 east Main street,
where we have backed up against our FAC
tory. which meets us in the rear from
Franklin street. We now have all our busl.
ness together and plenty of room. Will
carry the same line OF fine goods that We
did az 2i9 east Broad street. and will add
everything new that appears. We mako
10 order everything in fine Upholstered
Furniture. and for pure Hair Mattresses
and Fine Bedding we are the people.
We feel certain that we Will not be de-
serted by those who have learned 70 know
us and our work on Broad street and will
mako il to the interest OF all Others 10
find us at our new place. IL you can't
come TO us write a postal or call Phone
s97 and wo will come and see what you
want.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
Death ofRey. Dr. Basil MANLY.

Intelligence has been received here of
the death OF Rev. DR.. Basil Manly. in
Louisville, Ky. DR.. Manly was well known IN
this city, whore he resided Tor number Of years.
lie came to Richmond in 1850 TO accept call as
pastor Of the First Baptist church. He was sub
sequently president OF the Richmond Female
Institute. After leaving here he went 20 Louis
Vile and was up 90 the time OF his death Profes-
fessor Of Old Testament Interpretation and
Biblical instruction in the southern Baptist
theological Seminary, in that city.
DR.. Manly was brother OF Mrs Dr. Gwath-
meg, Of Richmond, aud a son OF the late DR..
Manly, president OF the University Of Alabama.
He was born December 10, 1925, near Edge
field, s. c., and was one OF the founders Of the
Southern Baptist Seminary. He had been SICK
several weeks with pneumonia resulting from
grin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
Tragic End ofaO OuarreI

CHARLESTON, S. c.. February LA
drunken quarrel he'd tragic and fatal
ending near Darlington, in this state, today
Henry Jones and George Moody we're In town
both drinking TOO much. Words passed be-
tween them as 20 which was tho better
man phyrlcaliy. Shortly aiterward they
parted apparently satisfied. Jones left town
with his wife, but they we're oyertakon two Mules
asay by Moody. VINO Immediately renewed tho
quarrel Mrs. Jones tried 70 prevent her hus-
band from leaving the buggy, but Moody held
her with one hand while with the other he shot
Jones with pistol, the tall catering bis praia
throuah the right eye aud Killing him instant
ly. bloody ned Immediately and has NOT yet
bean captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
The Race Record.

10y tNANftbfA W tl' bi1fttNHsl
GurTrNHURo. February The track
was IN fair condition to-day. The ateen-
First race Five furlongs-Bias won; Van
Dyke second, Algebra third. Time l;05A.
Second race-siX ongB-Mohlcan Noni jay
+. Dec second, Maxim any third llme' l.le
Third raco-six and one half iurlongs-Duke
John won; smuggler second Prince Howard
third, Time, l;24.
fourth race-0ne mlle-Mabelle won; Ran
cOcas second, Text third. Time. l:45A.
Fiitn raCe-flyo furl1ngs -Once Again won
EtrsteEom second, Swifter third. Time l'O3A
sixth raco-one and oue-sixteenth miles-La
Grippe won; Algerucn scconoi L1oceuenza
Oily third. Time, i;5th.
GLOUCESTER EVENTS.
GLOUCESTER. y. D., February l.--Jo-day's
events resulted az follows;
First rare-nye furl0ngs-Pcnzauce won; VIII
liam Nonry Second, Funa thirt Time, i:Oj1s.
Second race.-aiK and n quarter furiOugs-
Jui.ta won; Jersey second, Comforter third.
Thiri rscS-ono and ono eighth miles-Birih.
day won; Crispin second, kbhs third. Time
21O.
Fourth race-six and a half furlongs-Can't
Tcl won; Bravo second, blackburn third. Time
1.2q.
Ffth race-nye furlongs-Guard won; Jack
Murray second, Emma j. third. Time, l:OlH.
Sixth race--sX and half furlOngs-Rchard
won; Jackstau second; Little Addie tnird
Time, l.2a.
0iOCCEsrER ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First rare-six and half furlongs, selling
Brown Charlie. NonRuor Lannes, 1l2: Pass
moro, 100: TappohGnuOck, 1O7; 1emplemore,
Laura s, IOf; Doodle, DOusman, Blue Grass
lO2.
second receive furlongs, rnaidens. selling
Little Dan, /. j. D., 100; Santa Rita colt
helen McGregor tcolt), 100; Ida Bell, lOi;
Plckidene. o.; Edison, Erect, "a; Woodbury.
100.
Third raoo-0ne mile, seling-Cnspin, 1l5 (;
Bravo, III: Flemiugton, 107 Lancaster, COrti-
cell. 1O3: Umitila, 90.
Fourth race-throo quarters of mile, selling
Repeater, ia; fandseer. l12; samaritan, Do
fondant, 10; Little Ella, 1O7; Silence 100 {;
Barthena, iO2; Guilty, g2.
Fiftl race-four and ne-hah furlOngs, selling
Harry Russell, i3I: John Aikens, LOma1, l26; (;
Prince Charming, Cafolauus, Baltimore H., ~ {;
ClOvorislc, Home, Bsrrientoes, Dirgo, skidmore,
I21: Rove D'Or, Austral, III; Jurist. lO6.
Skin raec-giX ami One-quarter furiOngs, SELL
ing-Jack Murray, 113; John Lakeland, Carne-
gie, Sam d., no; Jim Gates, lO7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
THE wDLeR CASE POSTPONED.
A Drunken Man struck on the Head-Mr.
Page Defepds the Court.

There was a crowded house at the Police
Court yesterday morning. Every ayaiia-
ble inch OF space was covered with somo
snecimen of humanity. The docket was
long aud very important one, and the pro-
ceedings were in part quite spicy.
the last cases called were those OF II. Nj.
yldler and A. X Smyth.. The former was
charged with stealing dress goods, etc,
from Levy d Davis. in whose store he was
the window-dresser, and omyth was ac-
crsed of RECEIVING these articles, knowing
them to have been stolen also, with con-
dueting and running game 81 chance
called policy A full account OF the arrests
OF these parties was published IN Sundays
DISPATCH.
1t was 2:sO o'clock in the afternoon when
these cases were reached, and Mr. samuei
M. Page, who was counsel for both the
accused. stated that as he as well as the
Justice aud all others we're broken down,
II would DO quite proper 70 postpone the
examination until this morning. which. he
assured bis Homer. he. rs the representa-
siss OF the defsndsnts, wss taen Unable 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
Jailed for Libeling Quay.

u 'II'-
BEAVER, Pa, February John II. Mel
tou. proprietor; and William II. Porter,
.ditlroi tho Beaver star, recently convicted OF
criminal libel upon Senator quay, were to-day
sentenced TO siX months imprisonment In jail
and 60 ply 5000 fine each and the costs Of the
prosecution.
After sentence had been passed, Messrs. Mel
len ana Porter were taken To the county jail 20
serve their term. II is said that after a short
incarceration an application Will be made to the
Board of Pardons fer their release. IL Is also
rumorcd that thor fines viii be paid by the
Democratic state COmmlttee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
STEAM HeAIlNe Eoa The CITY HALL
Merits Of Different Kinds OF Apparatus
Discussed-Funds Needed for the Year.

Merits OF DiUcrent MINUS Oh apparatus
Discussed-Funds Needed for the Year.
The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings held a regular weekly session IN
the office of the City Engineer last evening.
Present: Messrs. Curtis (chalrman), Fer
guson, Houston, Hardwicke, Seay. and
Iurpin. The bills and pay-rOlls were ap-
proved, and Colonel Cutshaw suggested
that it was the proper time for the COM
mittee to make up a statement of funds
likely to be needed IN the Grounds and
Buildings DepaTtment for the year and
submit It 10 thsFinance Committee. This
was ordered TO be done.
Mr.. Day, representing BabcOck Il VIII
cox's steam boilers. was present, and
spoke of the advantages OF that class OF
apparatus for supplying the new City Hall
with steam heat.
Colonel Cutshaw went into an explanation
of the specifications for heating the City
Hall by steam apparatus, and dalso gave the
result of his examination OF the bids pre-
sented at tho last meeting of the commit
tee.
Mr.. Ferguson moved that the contract
be awarded 10 5lessrs. BrOOmwell, Schmidt
Il Co.. of York. Pa, at the price named IN
their bid-S22 $40. Mr.. Houston offered as
an amendment that the contract be award
ed TO Messrs. Shanks 4 Barrett at their old
of S29. 700. The latter motion fell through
and the former prevailed, With the pro-
vision that the papers shall be drawn sub
ject 10 the approval of the City Engineer
and Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02

ship something over 100: The beauty shd hi
occasion bids fair 20 mark one OF the most
interesting epochs in the history OF the
Westmoreland.
The Executive Committee, who have
general charge Of all the arrangements Tor
the reception. consists OF Messfs: Otwey
$. Allen. G. ID. Langhorne, and Ihomas
Rutherfoord
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
Railroad Promotions.
ISpacial telegram 20 the Dispatch.

RALEIGH, n. c., February 1.-General-
Manager Wlnder. of the Seaboard Air Line,
this evening announces the following promotion
j. VI. Sherwood, treasurer Georgia, Carolina and
Northern railway, headquarters Athens; George
r.. Hunter, chief clerk 70 Treasurer Nass, AZ
Raleigh; n. r.. Cobb, auditor OF Raleigh and
Castor, Raleigh aud Augusta. and Durham and
Northern railways. These appointments to take
effect March LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
The sundav-schooIUnion.

The quarterly meeting of the Episcopal
Sunday School Union was held at ALL
saints church last night. The attendance OF
clergy and fuperntendents OF SUNDAY schools
was very large. The latter made reports which
showed an encouraging increase IN the attend
auce and contribution at the various Sabbath
schools Rev. Mr.. Burton explained the object
OF the Sunday-SchOOl Institute TO DO held at the
Monumental church In connection with the
meeting of the James-Riger Conyocation In
March Archdeacon Moran, Of Maryland, will
be present ana give the result Of his laDors in
.-.L.. ..Lnl. ...nL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02

Mr.. Jack Temple, so long and favorably
known in tho dry-goods trade, mas an
nounced his intentions Of retiring from
business.
Mr.. Temple was q member Of the firms
of Samuel NJ. Price & Co., afterwards Car
dozo, Fourqurean Il Co.. and then Four
aurean, Price, Temple S Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
LIQUID laxative Syrup OF Pigs under all
conditions make Il their agonts rene
DIV. 10 get the true aud genuine article
look for the name OF the California tte
nYfus Gsppspy. pfissrs sasss No sstssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
Funeral Notice.

The burial services OF Mrs. ALCINDA
MORGAN ROBINSON will take place ~
Hollywood THIS AFTERNOON. the re-.
mains going directly from the Union depot
on arrival of train from the North az 20
PM. Friends and acqualntarces OK th9
family desiring to attend the serVlcss Les, va. ~
kindly meet remains at Union ueVo' ~
the above named hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., p. NJ, store
No. 1888 on south side of Main street be-
tween Fourteenth ana Fifteenth streets.
A. }. BRADLEY 8 Co, 4 p. ", trustees sale %
frame dwelling on Soyentoenth street be-
tween Stockton and Everett Streets Man
chester.
j. II. VALENTINE. I0Ia A. NJ, household fur.
nltare, carpets, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
THIEVES RAID.

Last night thieves made raid at Cary,
near here, breaking in the North Carolina
Plow Company's factory. They secured
tools, with which they forced the office of
the Seabord Airline and store of ). R.
Guess. They could not enter the railway
company's safe, and 50 got no money.
They got money and goods from Guess.
DR.. Summer McBee, of Lincolnton. who
is here for treatment of his eyes, has been
stricken with paralysis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
A FALL to Death.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ATLANTA, Ga, February IA new nine
story building being erected here was the
sccue to-day Of a sensational death A work
man named Charles MO0rhead was working on
Wiud0w-ledgc On the ninth story when his alton
tiou was attracted by something on the crowded
street below. Ho made a misstep and was hurl-
cd 90 instant death upon the stone pavement
200 foet below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
civiI-service Examination.

There will be held in the custom house
to-day civil-service examination for those
who wish 70 be carriers or Ill other places IN the
post-ofiice. Twenty-four applications have been
1led The board consists OF Messrs Wray 4.
knight, president; Richard +. Walker, secre-
tary Captain Fitzgerald, and Moses Carter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
From Mrs. Hsorr ward eesea.r.
40 0RASoR STREET. BRooKLYs, n. T..
"a f1cO

40 OBAN0R srREKr. BRookLYN, N. L.,
February IL. 1880.
81 have used Allcock's Plasters tor sorae
years for myself and family. and a. far es
able, Tor the may sufferers who come
10 US for assistance. and have found them
genuine relief for most OF the aches and
pains which fcsh - heir TO. hays used
Allcock's Plasters tor all kind Of lameness
and acute pain. and by frequent expert
ments find that they can control many
cases not noticed ia your circulars.
The above is the only testimonial lhaye
ever given in favor Of any plaster. and X
my name has been used 20 recommend any
other it is without my authority or sane
tion. Mrs. HESRY WkRD BRKcHER,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
German of tho Richmond Club.

man az BeIvidere Hall last night. The
dance was ied by Colonel 10. Lane Stern With his
usual skill. About midnight magnificent sup
per was served; after which dancing was con-
tinued until late hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
United States Circuit Court of Appeals to
Meet This Morning.

The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals will meet this morning. Ii was ex-
pected that the opening OF the court would be
attended with considerable ceremony but the
new iudge-Judge GOn-haying not yet been
confirmed this will not DO the case Chief-Jus-
tice Fuller and Judge Bond will be present, as
will also several district judges. There are
eight cases on the docket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
"Jul,en's Pride.n

"Juhen's Pride"
"Our Gem"
Refinement"
These are three new brands Of cigars OF
which Mr. Julien Binford, 1902 east Main
street, is sole proprietor. They are all
Havana-filled, with select Sumatra wrap
pers, and most reasonable IN price,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02

The following grand jury has been drawn
for the February term OF the Henrico
County Court which begins next Monday !:
Messrs. b. +. Smith, NJ. S. Burton. W. ". Ford,
Oliver Gathright, Conrad Feitig, James W.
Barnes, Robert c. Sands, W. L. Savage, and
Adam Jasper (colored).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02

Browns IRON BITTERs curos dyspepsia, Ma
iaria, BlliOusness and General Debility. Gives
Strength, aids Digestion, tones the neryes.-cre-
ates appetIte. The best tonic for Nursing Moth
ers, weak women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
NEW ORLEANS.
hoaor TO tbe Great Dcmocrat-A Public
Reception,
r~ oar Regular CORRESPONDENT


..TH.oc-lph 90 she D.sre;'l.l
A# tf.>s. LA. February Tx
i'. .r- Cleveland arrived this morning
. na.a.ru Pacific railroad. lilo
H t.H magnificent plantation OF
Jefferson, situated near New
'4 I...l President has been spend
pm. H..-. iu teutra. Louisiana 40 one
..r ... picturesque spots ln the state
.- .uluus. aud DO IS % bo pre-
..t al vuuNatle time.
.' '.f ..! ali party We're met az tho
a".. dope. ly lion. Thomas Semme5,
-..t .. f.. National Bar Association,
IH.F .I prominent gentlemen
.r f.t.rua. reception commit
l.' distinguished Democrat was
..'.. .. OH. handsome residence OF Mr.
Whose guest he wall bo during
stay .H tne city.
t. Receipt lu VIII bc held by tho
'.s-I.-, 400 tuc MAYORS parlOr at the
H-. Governor J.. 4. Nichols and
Pcs '..i h...r Shakespeare. and other
t-'i..rl.a. aud gentlemen promi-
.- aul commercial circles will
.'.. .....
8 ..',. $751;. le held from $50 10 $50,
". tmethe public viii bo ac-
Del. opportunity OF greeting the
' i..N laue leader. lie eX-PIesi-
a.t DID. iafiy VIII attend the per-
.. 20 .le SO. Charles Theatre a. the
s-. s..rl Jefferson. the comedian,
t."meut of the theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
ambn,anc. Calls.

The ambulance was called yesterday
morning AT o'clock 10 the Richmond
locomotive Works 10 = white boy who had DIS
les hurt and ankle sprained by picoe Of iron
striking the limb. lie vas taken 70 Dis nome.
corner of TWenty-seventh and streets.
AZ +. n. there WAS smother call 20 Pine eni
Holly streets, 10 = white man who was suHcfinx
from an attack OF vertigo lilo was taken 70 mo
hospital for Treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
A Plano free.

II won't cost you cent. only paw Hume,
Minor Il Co.. Ninth street, what you owe
them or buv something from them and for
every IS paid them on account you get a
/ chance 10 draw the beautiful Upright
| Piano they will give away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
Richmonders In New York.

| NEw YORK. February l.-Following from
Richmond were registered here: A Ludwig, Cons
tinentsl; h. l.. Wormsley, J. w. Hates, Astor Z.
| Z. strause, Sturteyant 5. b. Olott, ST. James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
MARRIAGES.

ROTHROOK -LASTlGUE.-Married, in
Blackville, S. c., December -, 1891, by
Rev. George N. Askew, WELLER ROTH
ROCK, Jr., formerly OF Richmond. Va, 70
ANNEC., daughter ot DR.. q. Is. Lastigue,
Of Rlaekyiile - O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone Ex-
change.

Please add these names and numbers to
your Lists
414-J. =. Moore.
626-Wheelwright Il Co..
676-R. +. Luck, Jr., X Co.
l93-Gunst x Co.
TO3-Taylor q Dalton.
G33-Sadler Paper Company.
59S-Dr. Il. l.. Triton.
77s-Silas Shelburn.
s37-C. y. L. BurgwSn.
1225-W. G.. Malone.
S65-Walter ID. Moses residence.
622-Charles Ii. Page; residence.
7lG-,Jackson Brandt X Co.
s4S-Sheltering Arms Hospital.
267-Wlnegar Il Co.
932-Boyce :. Brady.
II. B. RooD. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
N Y CONDITIONAL DEMOCRATS. "
'"ef Ncetiue-Committees Appoint-
'1-'haiumau Anderson's Views.

n. 3FN I'd iLo DispdtiA.I
"ia lo.l, February The committee
.,t o.. ;ao Murray Bill Hotel. tins
i' .- Saturday 70 make arrangements
~ movement protesting against
IL. .~.'-,is ut the Democratic leaders
,..,. i'-4fd ucT dissent from what they
f,, f.Ap convention, met again to-day
..'.,.l iAer organization. Committees
~ appointed on finance. meetings,
'O-~e'h ADD resolutions.
e.--. ''AiLs Oi the subject of the or
,N, after the meeting. Chairman
u N.,Nl'fapn said: A constant stream
..,.,l, expressing approya! Of the
sl, ,''-,A' ana desire 10 unite
n,, lF apueuding the sigma
s-.,.1 the writers are being re-
s.,.''.i ''a aIl PARTS OF the State. Our
i W'f, N nat the question of David
C-i,. candidacy for President of the
5 ~ 'la'e' should have been fair
a..,.'..e4lllri O. the people for Dis
..s5y y. ana conference. There are
sfr i''iueiatiOus which render uncsr-
gew ~. carrying Of the State Of
"a tt|A. These relate 10 hie position
lls sNief question and the atti-
" ts,.s has taken With reference
peoole =, 4t tyis.ation. We fo,I that the
psss d, ',,iolid have had an Opportunity 20
v tore ,'t,'e ,t'e questions, and that the effort
~ nomination is wrong TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02

THE THROAT" BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHEs' y
act directly on tho organs Of the voice. They
have an extraordinary eject in all disorders u
the throat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
nARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRrAEY =. 1917.
en-, rtsa. - 7;I4 HIGH TIDE
S,n acts ,ss'' ... 5;34 Morning. ........ 1;ls
Noon sets........ 1000 Evening. ......... 1tt
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBguARY l. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New i2ra, ia,
mercpandise and passengers George w. AVN
& Co., agents
staamer Ariel Deyo, Norfolk, mefcnsn
ana psssengers /. b. Tatun. Vice-presldenA
PoHToP NEWPORT NEWS, FEB !, lSsa
lBy telegraph
ARKIyED.
steamship Dalbeatse, Marselles'
steamship Ailsa Craig. Norfolk.
steamship Elleo, Nes orleans.
Steamship Southwold, NTw OK
Steamshfp Cape Colonna, bfistoi.
steamsbio Old Dominion, New YORK.
steamship Maine, New YORK.
Schooner L. A. DAlkeley, Ne" iofA'
scnoopcr g. A. Campbell, Boston.
s.sSScsr nj D Williams, New lork. -.
sehoooer W. T. aud W. l. Tuck Aiiyns r"A-
Barge Milton, New YORK.
BarQe Yonkers. NeE YORK
Barge Storm King: Boston.
barge Mercedita. Boston.
sAiLER
steamship Elleo, Bayonne.
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schooner J. N. Brown, Ne" i"'A
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lBy telegraph
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steamship Danyals, Bennsst, Bsltinofs' IAs''
chandiss and passengers MI. s.x Yosk,
sieamsnip City o. Atlanta Do'e' "e"
general cargo
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