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The National Union Company Finances.

The National Union Company Financss-
CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-The IHter-Ooean today
prints statements said TO have been made By
the National Union Company's secretary
treasurer, X J. @. Spencer, TO Dun's agency,
declaring that e965, 900 Of the company's . stock
had been paid in in cash and that S747, 900
Of the amount had been invested In
forty stores in various localities, chiefly south
and west The average price paid for the
stores is said to be 5000, total of tl2O, 900.
This would leave an apparent discrepancy e
S627, 200 unaccounted for.
The National Union ID the organization which
il WAS reported proposed TO buy up or sstab-
lish 1000 Farmers Alliance stores throuRhous
the country and which was alleged 70 bs =
odshoot Of the National cordage trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

0~The peather 10 likely to be cloudy, followed
~ bk ram: continued trar1a. s0uthsTlv sctnds;
cloudt,ess and rain Saturday.
few Of the many specala We do not sell
only few kinds Of lumber cheap. but ~.
Here are few Of the many.
ysw e Virginia Siding. 81. % 100 II.
Of Clear North Carolina Flooring, all widths,
the o2 lOOft.
many. Clear Georgia Pine Flooring. g. 50 100
Il.
The usual 50 and 55c. holding, l0c.
Aud on 0d Hbitvns.
Libbsy. Bittingsr Muller.
Lumbar. Nin work. Buildsrs' Hardvass. a..
Cor. 0th and New York avs nv. fs1o
LADIES, AND CHILDRKNs sH0Es;
large stool; Lowest pEioes; full uls of Hath
svey. eQuie and AsTxinGton'S 1saS 6hoQA II.
eT8Iox1AGDs ooo fa. eve jADo-1a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R,ArTENTION. TENNESsEEANS. TO THE
D Pure Lincoln County Tennessee Whisky
from John Eaton, now on sale at the
fek I'm OWEN HO. SE BAR 1913 Peuna ave-
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I EWIs O. TEWKSBUKY, v. B. HIBBS,
II Banker. 50 Brosdway.N. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEwKsBURY L CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1885 f ST. WASHINGTON. d. c.,
Buy and sell FOR cash margin Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and OIL.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out-of town business . speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone 545.
The UNITED SfArEs
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
1913 ST, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Enables you TO STOP paying RENT by applying same
TO the PURCHASE of HOME.
per cent interest paid special deposits from the
date they made. W. i. HOGE, President
jaS-3m I. c. DANIEL. Secretary.
mo W. CORSON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY.
u Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST. n. W.,
4ankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Leans. Collections
Railroad Stocks aud Bonds and all listed
on the exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of Investment securities. District
Bonds and all local Railroad Gas. Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ~ Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
The Broolss-Gariicl Case.

Especial telegFtm ~ thc Dlopae'h'l
WILIIAAsBURG. VA, March l4.-Sianding room
1vas M "a nreruium today IN the County Court.
whom the case Of Mr. Brooks, charged with a.
SAUDI upon DR.. James II. Gariiik in january
last. was being heard. Judge Isaac II; Christie D,
of Charles City county, Is presd ding Dr. GarlicE
il reprssented by Henley e Hubbard, and Dir.
Brooks by Messrs Robert 7. Armistesd, OF this
city and A. j. Montague. OF Danvllle Among
the commemorative Witnesses examined to-da y
were. Dr. James ID. MOncure, Or. Henry SHIELD
CAPTAIN /. ~. Lane, Professor i. ]. sLuDbs,
James T. Christian, and Houston TteHll'an.
Mr.. Brooks testified IN his own behalf. and "as
the only witness Tor the defence. II was nearly
Is o'clock when the evidence was concluded, after
which n recess was taken until O'CLOCK. Mf.
Hubbard OF counsel for tho prosecution when
the court reassembled, stated that he was toel-
ing unwell, and II was finally decided, alter an
understanding among counsel, that an odlonrh-
men, should ba tasen until O'Clock tomorrow
morning, and his Honor then ordered an al
iournment u4.il that hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15

attack Of paralysis, and since that time his
health has been very feeble. lio has had charge
OF the college for many years, ana under his 81,
ceilent management u has grown 10 Dc ons oi
the best institutions Of learning Of the BspiiN
Church Captain Averetts resignation tsk axe,
effect June ls,. but II Is not Jet known VINO wiz
be bis successor.
Confirmation.
Bishop A. N. Randolph conducted the services
at the Church OF the Epiphany yesterday anu
preached an admirable sermon. which was US
tened TO by large congregation. After inc SCI
mon he confirmed n class OF SIX. At night ne
held a service at ~. Georges church IN Nortn
Danyiile aud connrmci class there. ms
morning the Bishop formally consccraicd me
new Episcopal rectory In this city-e iine ne"
building which has Just been completed
IL was announced yesterday that n series OF
revival meetings would begin AZ Mt. Vernon Me-
thodist church on Sunday next The new pastor.
Rev. Joshua Hunter. Is doing splendid Work ~
this church, and his people are delighted Win
him. ~.
Tho members Of tho Linn-street Methodist
church (coIored) raised about $500 yesterday to-
wards paying on debt ON their church Ihcy
hove had a hard struggle 10 pay OF the indebt-
ednces Of their church, but only small balance
now remains and IL win 10 lifted In the carry
future The property Is valued al $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15

m cotton hsd marked inHusocs. H. 9ss1ss
cioscd seak ~ fsj<c. decline; Nos2 reds -
conc: May. pst<f.: July. e53<c Corn nesx
b, fsrly sstiye No. 2 s71sstse - 49,
weak: March. liysc. MAY. t7,sc. jay, 49,
Oats dun and weak cp<lons moderately actsye
and weaker; March, 3se-: Nay, 35ssc. ep0< 70
z. 33As3iltc. MIXED xSstsrn. s>]s s1e sss
March, sI3.G5asi370: september. Si&-Ju
Spot Rio quiet and stca1is: No. 2. 1f3<c sugar =
Refined armcr and IN fair dcfnsnd; stsndafn ~
tka4lfc cutloaf and crushed, Sa.4f; v2rs
lasscs-New orleans urn win fair demand
common 70 fancy. 2saj5c. kko nrn sn9 ~
good demand; domestic. fair 10 erks, fteSyScs
Petroleum quiet and steady refined Nev ~
s6.so. Cotton-seed oil weak and quiet; cfode.
24,7- Resin quiet and steady strslncd. 90.
mon 10 good. si-37lxssI42k Iorpentne
Ss. AID essS a &c rSas ass a ssa ssy
hand-picked, 41tc.: farmers. 49, osst
quiet and arm family. sItssl1. nssf-nsas
steady. quoted at el4. Tiercef best dalk Lara
lover and dun; western steam, s15Ih pa:
city, s1.i5as3.20: Asrrn. s6o1; MAI, eo.oVs
Luiy. s672. frcignis firm and active; costoes
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March i4--wheaf Vas rather rrm
IN tho early trading. but tho market broke later.
becoming very weak and co>fng 30 with ioss oe
lj<c. compared WITH Saturdays last ngnrss.
May opened At S5l4aSs5fc aeeinst e1,sc' ~ ms
close on Saturday, sold 70 $50. broke 10 Mn.
rallied 20 she, brose 10 SIZE, advanced -
s7,1c., dropped 20 Sohc, rslhei 20 s1c., All
broke q aud closed weak at s6yc. Corn was
quiet snd steady, but with the feeling rather
weak. Tho situation continues % be regsri"i
AZ bearish, and there we're FREQ offerings a tcns
property and somo short selling, the buying be-
ing moetly 20 cover short sales and s~'1fe proof.
Cables were weaker: ana ~ ,ns ny pr
Creased the weakness Ia wheat was tlinpsthco-
,ally felt MAY opened 4c. lower at 1880. All
with in1matsrial rallies sold down 70 sn1 ,iosoi
AZ 395Sc Oats sympathizei closely win eoru,
ana on a quiet market closed nc. lower a; Ht,<c.
tor NAY Hog products we're decidedly weak
aud lower. The price az the yards we're loal5c.
lower This started FREQ selling. and MAY pork
fen nom 3io.7s4 early TO sio-57l1. IL reactef
some but weakened again. though soins =
sIO. 5gi@. and closing st 10.jJ. against tl0ss,s
az the close on Saturday. Lard sics~i Toe. lous
or and rica were lie. o.
cash quotations: Flour nominal No. spring
wheat, s43sc.: NO. = red. sSfl.. Nc. , corn,
3Sl.s. No. 2 OATS. 2SlSc. Mess-potk. el03.l4s
siO.4O. Lard. s6.22iS. Short RIBS, $500. DIR.
ssIted shoulders. s&.75as5.50. sEorsciears
S6.25. Whiskey. sl.tt.
A fafI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
THE MUSHBAcH BILL A FAILURE.
Race Bets Can Now BE Made on commis-
s,on-A Fight to the Finish.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March Alt looks as II the
Mushbach anti-gam bling bill is about to fan of
i,s purpose "a far as preventing bOokmaking at
Monte Carlo is concerned. The bcosmakers viii
commence business a, their old stands this
morning, but no bots on the races will be allowed
there The bookmakors hero make n iist OF tho
hots wished TO DO made and telegraph thoIn
to the races at the different tracks,
where the bookmskers take them, A COM
mission is charged on each bel mo
cambnng fraternity claim that this Is no Viola
lion of tne law; that no bets are made Ia VIZ
oina' and that they simply Act as commission
houses. Decisions IN hontuoky ANA New forE
dcrlare that this rs no violation OF an anfi-gan-
nlng law. test case will be made, and the
ontcome Is looked for with interest
SHORT MILL.
pr,ze fieh, to finish TOOK place early yes
teriny morning at Gunston Landing, ON the 70
tomnc lew miles below this city, between biliy
cartwright, trainer Of the Columbia Annette
CHM 81 Washington, and James Farrell, OF Bui-
t.io In which Farrell was knocked oat III miil-
nte and IS scconds About 200 sports nom
WASHINGTON attended the mill, and "oro disap-
noInteo a, the shortncss OF tho Dght. AFTER the
inisht JACK Kelley, Of Wilmington, CHALLENGED the
winner, and forfeit for q night potwecn inc
men was posted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
The Richmond Delegates.

IRichmond correspondence Index-Appeall
RICHMOND, VA, March l2.-lt is possible that
the City Democratic Committee will provide for
the election Of delegates 10 tho State conven-
ton by q primary vote. II 10 the election VIII
no, be until Just before the convention Is hold.
Mr.. Cleveland's friends wanted the question OF
presidential preference submitted 10 a vote a,
tbe municipal primary, as their man Ia losing
eround here every day. The llilues esy they
Vyilf welcome "a primary. but as their layorite is
constantly gaming strength they want tue eiec-
lion Put OIL "a long az possible.
The plan that vas proposed at the committee
meeting iaes Tuesday night nov has very ieT
The oniy plan that win be ne all satisfactory 10
10 ALLOW ihe voters 10 ballot for delegates 70 tho
state convontion a. -.
wn,,, running In behalf OF the leading nspiran.s
fnr the presidency, and the voters will know
whom They are supporting for the chicago
One reason, am told Why tho Cievelandites
wanted 10 vote Iirect fbr delegates TO Chicago
and 20 allow the person elected 70 name the
delegates g. the State conw mon wss because
thew nave fewer available mon 10 run as dele
1855 r.. IN, State convention than The iiilhtes
n some OF tho wxrie 81 tho city she Utilities
eo,,id nat 40 tickets for State delegates that no
combination coulG beat. -.
hnve been 10 a good tusny o. the club-meet-
ings hore recently, and y tho applause mat
ereeis tho monti0n OF popuief names Is any evil
daoca ~ a perrons strength with tho voters,
lin Is tho favorito ia Richmond. Those VINO at
tend cIut-ncsiings may DO called poiticiahs,
Dut in this city Whenever ward-meeruks ot pii-
rnaries are held, tboy turn out 70 DO the people
--~-------ssnss----------
Hvsr tbat thin-chsssed man cough-hs hsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
ENTERTAINMENT TO MRS. TERHUNe.
she Meets the Daughters OF the Revoiu-
ton at Her Brothers Rome.

she Meets the Daughters OF the iesoiu-
ton at Her Brothers Rome.
one OF the most unique entertainments OF the
season was given yesterday evening at tue house
~ Mr.. Horace uawes, whom the Daughters OF the
American Revolution were invited to meet his
,lustrious sister, Mrs. Terhune (Marion Hsr-
The decorations were entirely in keeping with
the occasion. The flowers were mostly INES ana
azaleas in the draWing-rooms, ana III the dlhlhs-
room, ion1uils. The table was decorated with
broad ribbons, which extended from the chande-
iler 10 the corners OF the table, where they we're
fastened with long bows. These nbDons were
blue and yellow, and bore tho names on our
Revolutionary heroes and OF tho Dattles tbey
fournt The ends which we're fastened 70 the
chandeliers were ornamented with the badge OF
the association. The centre-piece was cannon,
com posed entirely of JOnluils ana NlOiets, on
bank Of mniden-hair ferns.
sided at the tea-table, and Miss Hawcs, the
Misses Williams Miss CaN, Miss CrenshaW' ana
Miss Nellie BOykin, all decorated IN colonial col
ors-blue and yellow dispensed the most charn-
ing dainties. hrs. haSes Mrss lein i,n anu
Mrs. RobertsOn received the guests, who We're
Mrs. J. H. D0olcy, Mrs r. l. hoDson MIS- !: .
Bruce Mrs j. b. Baylor, Mrs. Is. Al. Nash. MISS
Perkins, Miss Scott, Airs. Russell Robinson, MT.
Hugh Hagan, MIss Lily Peasants, AIRS. PRESTON
Cocke. Mrs L. w. Mckinney, and the Misses
GLASGOW, As each guest departed she was pre-
ssnted With a sOupsH.r OF the occasion, which
consisted of a triangular box OF bon-bons, ofna,
mentcd with she national cOlOrs' ana on tVp Oi
which was the most beWitchins httle tAree-eor-
nerel hat. , -. H. .
Mrs. fortune has come 20 Richmond 20 give a
lecture al ths Executive mansion tins afternoon
FOR the benefit Of the Historical Society, OF Nni,h
the {" Daughters are the patr0nesses, ana this
NE roost gracious way Oi Introducing her 10
the association, Of which she is a distinguished
mem Ter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
Church Dedication snd Collection.

HAMPTON. VA, March lathe new Methodist
Fpiscopsl church ~ Chesapeake City was for
mally dedicated on yesterday. Tho building IS
a very pretty and Observation-Disclosures edttice, with
n large seating capacity and furnished hand
ar, no sermon AZ / A ~, which vas listened 70
by a very large congregation. Many visitors
from Old Point aud citizens Of Hampton
were present. Among the, ministers were !;
nr Morgan OF baltimore, ana Rev. Ar. Bah, tho
nre,cher IN charge. The music was under the
direction Of Mr. j. T. Bentley. At the conclusion
of the sermon 1t was announced that there was
a debt of 5000 ON the church. a collection Was
tai-en nm and about 5000 realized. AT i. NJ.
there was a children's service and at 800 DR..
Morgan preached and the formal dedication cere-
.,ort.a too f,tane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
APian for Petersburg Primary.
rSnociai te,egram 10 the Dispatcn.l

pErERsBuRG, VA, March IA meeting o. the
Democratic City Central Committee was held To-
ntght IN ina Majors ONCE. Messrs. Charles A.
Slaughter and Charles y. Romaine we're elected
Mr. Engh r. smith and the death OF Mr.. Charles
A. JACKSON. IL was decided TO elecs all the mu-
nirinaI ofricers, including councilmen, az prl-
mary election. subcommittee consisting OF
Messrs. William II. Mann. j. NJ VuicAe, Wii,'"Hi
,',ichton' IA. IA. HALEY, James Taylor, and J. j.
K,rkham WAS appointed TO formulate plan ~
which the primary shall be conducted, ana 20
recommend a date on which II shall be held, ana
report 10 meeting OF thc Central COMMITTEE 10
be- held on the Goth day OF March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
CoLoReD CONFERENCE AoJoUaNs.
Unalterably Determined To stay-Body OF
tic Escaned Murderer Pound.

tLe tiCiptu huFueFcT AoHhu'
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYYcHBuRG VA, March 14-The Washington
Methodist Episcopal Conference lcolored) ad-
journed for the session this afternoon TO meet
next spring in stanton. one of the most i'm
portant features OF 10 days session was the
adoption Of resolution offered by Dr. Bowan
expressing tho unalterable determination u the
colored people represented in this conference 70
remain in the Methodist Episcopal Church IN
spite Of the efforts 20 prOselyte them.
NOT READY FOR A BISHOP.
II seems the members OF ether branches OF
colorod Meibodlsis have been urging upon this
conference that they should have coiorei
bishop. The conference expressed the aenti-
ment that the time had not arrived for bishop.
his BODY F0uND.
Tho body OF Lemon Jackson, who escaped fail
here last Tuesday, was found In James river,
about sixteen miles below this city, yester-
day. near GaltviIe. The body had driitod
eleven miles below whore he was drowned. Con-
trary 70 expectation. Jackson had not received n
fatal wound before he entered the water. He had
six wounds In one arm, but none OF the shots b al
entered his body. c0roner's inquest was held
over the body to-day and the verdict was that be
was drowned. Ito was buried near where he was
found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
nrATtIs.

cIACUrR. suddenly. on herch II,
tsas Hrs MARY GLACIER. native OF ulassOsi
Fansr,i services THIS Cruesday) AfIk
NOON az o'ciock. In kmmanael enuIcn, Pts "a
spectfully invited % attend.
ctrrprpFR -Dlei. March n. iS92, Mrs.
Garlic n. CULPEPER, the beloved wife OF M
John Is. Culpeper. ,s,, .,,,.
HE arrangcInen;s Tor tho funeral viii 30 pup
lished Ia tie next issue.
HUpGINs.-Diei. Monday al 10 =. NJ. AZ tns
rasidenco Of her husband, BOB north lshs
street MAkY CALLAHAN, beloved "'ie o' -
uerIflnorai will take place from y. fe'e.
Cathedral TOMORROW "Wednesday %,
A. NJ. with a requiem mass frienas o. ~
family are requested 10 aitenh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
Tho Mozart Musicale Last Night

There was a very large attendance at the Mo-
zarf musicale last night. The attraction was the
New YORK Philharmonic Club. under tho dircc-
ton Of Mr. Eugene Neiner, assisted by MISS
Marion :. Weed. The club Is composer Oh
Nesars. Fueene Weiner, flute; Ernest Mahr,
yioloncsllo: Friedhold Herman. viola; John
Marquardt, violin; Sebastian Laenda, violin !;
August Kalsoa. double bass, and both IN thoir
concerted music ana IN soios maue uho M,
preston. Miss Weed has highly-cultivated
voice and her execution was easy and artistic.
she was compelled 70 respond 10 an encore on
10Th ~ bar uumnpfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
West Points WinBowings.

VIZ bo,yr. VA. March l4-Mr. L. }. Cot
,rau edifor of the yirqdiiGB, viii leave tO-inor-
row for weeks trip 10 Newport News aud james
NJ. George Corr, OF King William county, Is
spending a short time IN tohn iO' u's noai'- ''''
home is near the courthouse.
The yyoodensaro and Manufacturing Company
has heen orrsnized here. The following are the
oficers Of the new company; President, d. .os-
,ra,I t. vice President, j. 4. Z. smith; Secretary
a Rohin son: Treasurer. T. X. Watllugton-
Mr.. NJ. ID. Pollard, OF Richmond, Is spending
fa,, IA "a with friends in town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
RAILWAY ROBBERS.
LEADER OF THE EAST TENNESSEE
GANG ARRESTED IN AsHEvitlE.
Feltcr Taken to Knoxville. where He
VIM Make q Clean Breast OF the
whole Afair-Dead.
rsnen,al,slsgram 70 the Dispatch

AsuEyrILr, n. C.. March l4--George Felter'
formerly OF Knoxville. at one time conductor
OF Pullman car, has been arrested mere anu
taken to Knoxville, charged WIN uens 1no
leaderof gang OF men who have peen s,s-
tematicaliy robbing tho Esst Tennessee, VIZ
giaia and Georgia Railway Company. lie Is
CARPENTER, and recently came here under the
name Of George W. Jones
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Several weeks ago several other men were ar
rested In Knoxville. Among them was "ht'
Leach" conductor on the road. He was ad
mltted to bail. and soon after committed suicide
Felter promises when he arrives at Knoxville 70
make clean breast of the whole AFFAIR.
PROMINENT LAWYER DEAD.
Francis Randall, member of the New YORK
bar, a native OF Manllus, n. T., and former re-
sident OF Orange. n. j.. Milwaukee. WIS, ana oi
this city. died here this morning ut the age OF
81. He was highly esteemed Tor DIS sse,ins
character The interment will be at Maulius,
NY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
KILLED HIS eROTHER-IN-LAW.
Thomas Thornton's Murderous Work with
aIath Untchet-An Injunction Asked.

Thomas Thornton's Murderous Work with
"A Lath Hatchet-An Injunction Asked.
fCorrespondenceo OF the Richmond Dispaichl
ALEXANDRIA, VA. March 14.-Thomas Thorn
ton tcolore ~ is held By the police here on
charge OF having killed his broiher-in-law, Nell
son Wexford. Both men were plasterers and
were working together on Il row Of new houses
going up on north Columbus street, and while at
work Wexford tore down some laths which morn
ION had put up. saying that they were crOOkcu
Tais anEered Thornton, who struck MN over mo
bend with his Ratchet The atiTay occurred III
the early portion OF last week, but the injured
man fingered until saturday last, Nheh DC ui'u
An inquesi was held over the remains anu Il
verdict In accordance with the facts was rem
dered. -.......,...
OUTCOME OF A COMPLAINT.
Mr.. Francis Smith has sued out writ OF IN
junction against the Richmond and Danyilie
PaiIroad Company 10 restrain them from run
ming their trains down Wilkes street. n rignt
OF way under which the Richmond ana DanNiile
railroad operate their trains was granted III
lS49 and gives them he privilege oil running nIig
over streets outside OF Henry, Wolfe, Lee, ana
0ronoko for the purpose Of making connections
WIN other roads, and vote Of the people was
taken as 70 whether the road should De WORKED
by horses or by steam, and steam Won inc uay.
There mas been great deal OF complaint made
nv persons living III the nelgheorhood OF tho
tracks that the constant moving OF heavy train,
was shaking end damaging their properly, anu
ms Injunction il the outcome oil ms complaint
Did WITH PNsusof1A.
Mrs. Esther Stoutenbursh died at her sons
residence on Washington street, yes1eIua! Eve
ming after long Illness of pneumonia. hrr.
stonienburg, was the widow OF james A. stouten-
nnrch. and was the mother OF Messrs. James
md Seymour l.. Stoutenburgh, Miss Esther
scd Mrs. stephen Woods, Of Richmond. Tier son,
Mr.. Seymour b. Stoutenbursh, Is lying danger
onsly nj In the house In which his mother Is
corpse. -, o.o-,..,>,,,, co,,aoa
.eocneS AZ a. Nary's Catholic church here yes
taydav. Rev Father Fallon, The assistant pastor
Of this church, has gone to Winchester to relieve
Father Murray, who Is III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
A shooting AFFAIR In Roanoke.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Po.soxE. VA, March 14.-ln u row on tallroad
avenue at the restaurant OF sailie Phelps co.,
ored, to-nIsht about o'clock, William Jean tco-
o-ed, received Battle-Ground In the right thigh.
near the lenoral artery. same
,hs,,s claim. that Jean was beating a cciored
woman at her house, and tina, ne was shot py
Inn Harvey, cooB a; tho restaurant, while re-
s,siIng an atiemps to eject him from tho prem
rs.red and locked up, bat the police have not
neen able TO ind Harvey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lEeported Tor tns Dspatsn'i
MARCH 14.-Rsyenuc collections: Cigars ana
r,garettes. s4304.36; tobacco, s303.s0-total.
SA.06s.Io. 80 d, -
Private sales. Wrappers, 80; darss, 8; cut
tiers, total. "a. ~
Crcnshaw sold 9,455 pounds Of bright tobacco
to-day. Highest price, SIG
Davis & Gregory made satisfactory bright
sales to-day.
William King, Jr.. of Lynchburg, was visitor
to- lay Il the market
The western markets are up and advancing on
low grades with rather hghtef receipts
Mr. Fred Gi0ystein, OF Bremen, Is among the
foreign visitors here to-day.