The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
,..n,n.n, Citizen stricken with Paralysis.

p,rsnsnr-Rg VA March Si.-iSpeclal AR.
William Ray. well known clitSn Ssrssissss
Halifax street. has been siric Ken WIN fH'"''' as
His entire lett side IS ahec,ed. NJ v-;,,.,,
Tie report OF the Port warden MI Nliian
J.. Morrison. for the quarter enalhs halSu d. -.
1So5 shows the total xrrisal OF vessels 10 nave
iesf, ion with a total tonnage OF s,S@ oluv TONS.
The total valus OF the port inward ireishl lor
the quarter was Sis,si'.2,; Na'.e OF ths po''
outward freight. Ssi,5>9. Iota. cl-4.s-o'].
A very exciting runaway occurred on Syca-
more street to-day. when horse nltched 10
wagon belonging 10 Mr. Nl.iiam NJ; Maae. OF
Tttrlck Chesterfield county. took fright ald
rao or Nir. " ade in his efforts 10 stop me
horse caught hold Of the shaft o! the wagon ana
MAS knocked down. Two wheels OF me venice
,,sssed over him and he was very serlousy IN
'nred The horse continued his hight down
the street until he reached the dry goo Is store
OF Messrs. George J. Morrison 4 co !; where 'Ae
wagon 10 which lie was AHA ,hed coAlucu WIN
\ brxgy belonging 10 Mr.. Lawrence OF Ches-
: rsela county. which was badly wrecked.
Here the frightened horse was brought 10
n was lesrned to-day that shad were. saughi
yesterday by the thousands Al Scotahu " mar l. =,
on James river Ihiriy-eishi barIels ne -,
sttr.rel 70 Norfolk These nsh we're caught IA
stake nets Noiviihsisnd nc this heasy catch.
.hs6 were selling IN market here to-day ioH
forty 20 siIfr cents each. -
HE c0uri-nsrfisl which was 10 nave oeen
held lifre on the f.h Of April mex, 10 investigate
charges Vreierrtd by Captain l. Il. l.asslter q.
me leterShurg (irsys. against several members
OF the company FOR INSTRUMENTATION ana non
me revival services which are being. held at
some 81 the Methodist churches OF This CITY
are being largely attended. ~. -.
Nj George ". Heath and Miss Carrie '.
Glover were quietly married tonight az $40
clock al the residence OF Mrs; NJ; hopkins
on Franklin street lev. II. & theaiham. pas
Tor Of MaTkef-sfTeet AefhoalSt LpscopaI
church. ohiciaied. The groom Is one OF our
hest know citizens and member OF the COM
mon council from Sixth ward. The bride -
most charming and attractive youag ladh
Petitions numerously signed were bang clr-
culaied to-day requesting Mr. ;, ". ienable
and Mr.. William Cameron. from Second ward.
and Nr. William u. Jchenney and Dir. harles
Watson, from Third ward. 10 become anlildaies
for reelection 10 the city council from their re.
president Of the council. Mr.. Nenable chairman
Of the citys finance committee and Mr.. Cam
eron chairman OF the gas AMI light committee
The offerings OF tobacco to-day and yesterday
were only moderate. and prices are about as be-
fore quoted The highest price paid was slJ.S0
per hundred for a lot grown by Mr.. Il. T..
Bridgeforth. of Amelia county. Va DO not lack
for very heavy sales Of loose again this season.
Planters are very backward win ther larm
work on account OF wet and disagreeable
weather this spring. and good portion OF the
tobacco now held on the plantations Will proba-
bly, be shipped 10 market priced IN hogsheais;
Common Tugs are quoted from 2 10 50: good
lugs $3.50 10 $50: short LEAF IS 10 SO;
medium leaf from 500 10 $40; good leaf
from $50 to $40 and fine leaf from $3.50 TO
sl55O. These quotations are Tor red and dark
tobaccos.
The mean temperature for March was a %:
mean maximum. 1904: mean minimum. 81 50;
highest. O. 90; lowest. 1890; hnlnia 3V inches;
snowfall. 100; prevailing direction OF wind,
northeast. go
Mr. Matthias Peterson who was stricken with
paralysis on Monday afternoon. died to-day at
i:SO clock p. Nj. The deceased was born in
this city and was about ffty-nine years OF age