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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
TWO DEATHS IN ALeeMARLe.
Das and Night Sessions of the Missionary
tnstitutc-Notes from the University.


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
Ca,RlorTEsyIiLE. Va. March 2i.-Mrs.
Ida Moodson died at the residence OF her
husband, Mr.. ID. I. Woodson, North Gar
den. this county. on the Odd. Her funeral
services took place today. the Rev. MIR.
Boggs Officiating. Deceased was under ~
years OF age. and leaves fourteen children
TO tae care Of the father. the oldest Of
whom is a few months more than 20.
MIR. stephen Newton died at bis home.
on the farm OF Mr.. r. u. Moran. In this
county, yesterday. at the ripe age OF "a.
The remains will be taken TO Fork Union,
tiuvanna county, tomorrow for burial be-
side the body Of his wife.
THE CITY WINS.
The Corporation Court has been in ses-
sion since Monday. Judge X. I. w. Duke.
jr., presiding. In the case Of |. G.. Durrett,
who sued the city for $500 damages for
cutting of water from his premises. the
verdict yesterday was IN favor Of the de-
PENDANT The jury was composed Of resi-
dents of the county.
Mr.. George A. Stevens, an Englishman
who has been a resident OF hlbemarlo
county since he was 10 years Of age. took
out naturalization papers
Mr.. Felix G. Leitch aud Miss Lucy II.
Martin were married IN this city yesterday.
TWO SESSIONS DAILY.
The missionary institute 20 be held at the
Baptist church IN this city began to-day at
o'clock. Day and night sessions will be
held. The institute continues IN session
until Friday night.
Mrs. Mlcajah Woods is i'll.
Mr.. J.. :. Handy. JT.. has been the guest
Of Mr. l.. w. Cox.
UNIVERSITY ITTys.
Mr. Stuart Menteth Beard. manager Of
track athletics at the University of W.
ginIn, has given q great deal of time,
thought. and money 20 this branch of out
door sports. He has hoped. until very re-
Gently, that be could place the new run
ming track on the Young Mems Christian
Association campus at the disposal Of the
university in ample time for the spring
games buta difficulty in obtaining the ne
ceSsary funds has delayed the under
taking.
The 18th day Of April (Jefferson's birth
day) has been set apart by the university
authorities as field-day. but this year the
18th Of April will find the students 50 STU
ated that they cannot DO themselves or the
university Justice. Under the clrcum-
stances the games have been postponed
until May, and II "a thought that the IA
Guilty can be persuaded 10 set apart an
other day for the sports. when Mr.. Beard
hopes 90 have the track IN order.
The old students Of Bingham School
Asheville. n. c.. az the university have
formed an organization and elected the
following officers J.. Edndge Wright.
president Hampson Gary. vice-president:
Paul billiard. secretary and treasurer. Ex-
ecutive committee George {. Worth. IL.
h. Thompson and Louis j. Wilson. The
club IS "A very enthusiastic one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
HORSE AND THIEF CAPTURED.
Calls for Popular Pastors-Dr. Bond viii
Go TO Front Eoval as Professor.

Go TO Front Eoval as a Professor.
correspondence o; the Richmond Dispatch.l
IFrsRrRq. Va, March 24.-Mr. Albert
Vandoyanter. living near Hamilton. rode
into that town about O'Clock, hltched
his horse. and went intOa store TO transact
some business. remaining not over half an
hour. Returning to the rack be found his
horse gone. Thinking 1t might have
broken loose and returned home, he did
not oyertake It. But yesterday no started
IN pursuit To Washington. when he found
up0n his arrival that william b. Hopkins
had been arrested while attempting to sell
the animal. Both man and horse Will be
brought back tomorrow, and the thief Will
ION another of the kind IN the county jail.
PASTORS CHANCES.
The PRESBYTERIAN church in this place
has called the Rev George J.. Bitter, OF
Kentucky. 10 the charge OF its congrega-
ton. which has been without a pastor
since the departure of Rev. Mr.. Dinwlddle
last fall.
News has reached here that the Rev. c.
T. Hcrndon, pastor Of tho Baptist church
al Hamilton, has been invited TO take
clarse of the Baptist church in Salem, Va.
1t il not known whether he will accept or
not. but IL is known that If he does 1t will
be to the great regret Of every one who
knows him.
The Rev. DIR. b. W. Bond, for the last
three years in charge of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. has gone to the
Annual Conference. now IN session at Har-
risonburg. Or. Bond will, it Is said, re-
hnqulsh the work OF pastor and go to
the new Methodist college TO be opened at
Front Royal as a professor. He will go
with the best wishes OF our people. among
whom ne has labored 50 efficiently.
SIR. George Forsythe, formerly the eff
cient clerk at the Leesbnrg post -ofiice, has
accepted position IN Shepherdstown, W..
Va. and will move there III a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
Markets BY IElEGRAP. =.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Nyw YORK. March 24.--Cotton dull; middling
uplsnds, SD; DO. Orleans, I'D; sales, az
bales. Total net receipts. all pofts, S,532
bales: exports-to Great Britain, 1893 bales;
10 France, 231 bales; TO the Confineaf. l,o9s
bales: stock, l,os7.54o oaies- southern no Our
s4.s5. whea. dull aud lower: No. 2 red. ee,tc-
IN store and elevator; ess4c.ati.ooH aeoat.
Options closed weak and ~. under yos.orday;
No. red, March, $685.; Nay, g2stc July.
Ole. Corn active and stronger; No. 2. 1854
47s<c. in elevator; 4T;sA4stsc. anost. Options
closed arm; March. ANS. Nay. 4d5sc. July.
45;1c. 0ais lover and dull: options dull and
nrmer; May, 3tc.; No 2. white. April, Ssesc. !
spot No. 2. 3ia33c.: mixed western. 3sa3otfc.
Coffes--Options elosed arm, oalo up; Mar, .,
si3s0; May. el3aela05; spot RIO dnii pa.
steady. No. 4. lac. Suear-kenued Quiet ana
steady. Moiasses- orleansnrm ana ~. "a
GOOD demand common 20 fancy 2os5oc. n see
10 good demand and steady. Peirolsum easy
ana quiet; rednci. New York. u.s0c. fpn =,
deiphiA aud baltimore, las. cottop'ecsa ~!
quiet and s,eady; crndr, e5c. kss:n qmes s s1e
steady. Turpentine qulee Ana seesay s ~
axe Peanuse steady. PORK in fAx eo7ee1
sn2 nzl. DeSE dulL hsek hans suiss, 1tsFced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25

Of the plaintiff for the sum OF s21s.
The other case was that Of Thomas Blox-
ton against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company for damages sustained by
the plalntin by the burning of his stand
Ing timber by a FIRE started from sparks Of
n passing engine. The case was very plain.
and IN very short time a verdict was rem
oered Tor piaintiH in the SUN of S255.
Councilman ". Denison Cole hos been
confined 90 bis bed FOR several tlays. aud Is
suffering with a severe case OF erysipelas
of the face
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25

work that thew were fully qualified TO meet
almost any Unforeseen emergency.
The home boys--that Ia TO say, those
who are the regular Richmond players
were somewhat out of practice, rs they
had not worked together before TINS
spring. Cullen played neat game on
first. while Harrison ~ centre moved
around in a very creditable manner ana
made two rafting hits--one q single ana
the other q two-bsgGer. Luck and Nam
were both in bad trim. but little haru
work on the diamond will improve them.
PLAYED WITH FEW ERRORS.
The Giants played IN almost ,errorless
game. and their movements and batting
plainly Indicated that they are strong
team and already in good shape.
Bassett did beautiful work on second,
while snort stop Fuller rendered himself
decidedly Objectionable 20 his oppont No.
The heavy batting of the game was done
by Sherrott. who made single. two
Dagger. and a three-base hit.
This afternoon the Giants will play the
Old Dominions. "Buck Ewing will cover
the first bag for the visitors. while Gore
will play centre and Herman left field.
THE sco.E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
HELD FOR TRESPASS.
o.oersrY-aoLpsRs NOTIFY The
erAPoAso AND ROANOKE r. R. co.
al Of tho Track Troubles on Crav.
ford street.. Girl Fatally Harmed
Candidates FOR the Rcformatory.
.,,--e,roniencc o. no richmond pispatcs.l

....-..,,naencc O; the Richmond Dlspatch.l
>.-~,fS March 2A--Narious property
.-. ON Crawford street. in Ports
... through Sheriff Williamson Smith.
good notice on the Seabonrd and Roa'
.. railroad Company to-day that the
..... would be held Tor trespass If :ne
.-.i tracks are laid in front OF said
..,v. under tho ruling Of the Court OF
.,ls that tho property holder owns to
..t-o or the street. The railroad
.-v vll proceed With the work,
az commenced last Tuesday. I'M
.,.B rv order Of court. as they ore
i,, undcr a late act OF the General
t.rlr
r1y'r rouCH THr ciruEcH-YARp.
l,nrs are about 20 bc commenced
.. rorr5rafon Cour; 20 prevent the
Do Il mart Of Ola ~. PauPs church.
-the extension Of Holt street.
NrVanus. tho New lork pusihst
$780,. S., m3iv worsted in HIS recent
.tu with prank MangO, the Indian,
r,.e. and 10 IS stated be purposes
l.0.fes of sparging exhibitions WIN
l.rse. n.
.t..fr TUG Fn'rmount sank IN Eden
g.. ., la.i night at the wharf OF the
ELL. ~.uiarrG railroad.
I.a roEFIGN MISSIONS.
r n- s. IT, Owen. Of Portsmouth,
Ir. 81 b. Wharton, Of this city,
Charlottesville TODAY 90 spend
d.. fhc interest; Of foreign mis-
u. following two days Will be
... ..rrlbur. and the next two days
...t...Il lle came Work.
BURNED n DFATE.
q, Italian Crock. Norfolk county. Oh
.ruo. daughter Of Edward Bon
round an omen fire IN some way,
.-.. Who's to come 10 contact with tie
.l-.. was burned 20 such al ex-
..... cause her death ia a tow hours.
ri.mFp VESSELS.
..I....r T.. n. Smith has arrived
.-.. Na.ne disabled. having lost her
.-.....,. hriug pbboom, and head
ri- d. d. Withcrell was in the
arrived With spars carried
Dbl. vessel otherwise damaged.
f.urluc0uigibley young thieves
mouth whose ages range
o. y.a-,. aud the authorities
.. 10 effort 90 get them IN the
lr..0rmnioIy.
DlyViN1 WARD.
,. n--. D.. peuriug, OF Portsmouth,
..r slaolS last night 70 Miss
N.-l o. tlat place and came
thur bone. in ScottsyIlle.
... -.. ..h1.b. Esv. W. Sta.Cv, OF
..t .lrlcH. performed the core-
.. I-. William r. Judkins, of Rich
.- visiting Portsmouth. spent
.l- friends IN Suffolk.
.I hdscutsts have rented the
tabernacle for q SORES OF meet
Quoted hv Rev. ID. Sede-
N.v u-k. on the lst Of April
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25

fCorrespondenco Of the hichmonu DIspaNn.I
C1IsrwooD. VA, March 2s.-Mr; Valley,
the Michigan gentleman who is identiiied
with the figured walnut interests. OF TINS
section. went over to Lebanon few days
ago and had the misfortune to lose two
800 bills. but did not discover tne loss til'
ne had returned TO this place. He imme-
disteiv set out To try to recover them,
which vour correspondent learns that he
did. and further that he rejoices more over
them than the NINETY and nine that went
not astray."
j. 4. Ramey, of this place: has sold bis
steam grist-rniil 10 Charles Turner aad pur
chased his farm. which lies about two
miles north OF town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
e1c4rI0Ns or spRINGTlME.


U.,.-p o1hs and Lenten Services
interest 30 the CarriCo Case.
.,t.,. l,...sr,o,d Oisnatcbl
NJ. o., ,o,~i,,,
b.. "ith % use IN me teulpeIa-
l-e s..o"' anu ,.' ,,, l,',,. ~
4' '. -. -
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..|r Die' '''l lug ,' ..' ..' 90 -.
. I.' - l. ,n,n ~ The e
.,-...I,,. NOT vet buIded. and their
m il- climate favorable to
...t 8U things have their COM
..... .a.i even % late cold spring Is
..r.r fl TINS beuetceut rule OF
-.ri-nce. Nyihevlue was
....lr. The unusual amount
........- Obi. past winter, largely due TO
..t......t -IIp. lntericred serious
... ...t.r -atetie-. aud now Lent
al eul TO the few social
gatherings that managed 10 keep
,. ....,-. .ti-;euco through the
t...-. i l..t.n services are OBJ
....I u 81. Johns Episcopal church and
........ good congregations.
.......r ,.rrr.rp
-, ,,o,.or tho
49, pi,,,n,,,.- Ne
i.. .' ,.l1 lu,.,i,,,. W" 80
WIN wv ns,'s' .,i. ~ ~
i--i.'s' la supllFi"E1 We Pul-
I'D. terrain cuuI 4ue Nou-
making lts arrangements 10
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tle -1ll SUISSE 7, 'Deu ON ,i'S
'' gre support ~ ii4i''7 ~ ~! lie
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t....- l'.P.i'y u"i'Ns 'Ho '''''
Iur cABRICo CAsE.
DID. .-...,,4l interest on the street for
3D. r- lovs has boon the case of
d.. Eerfha emo Company.
..,-.r.. anDrs tbe attorneys.
l..,'t.an General James a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
GlN-HOUse AND CONTENTS BURNED.
Farmers Refuse to Buy Fertilizers. and
They Favor Hin for President.

Farmers Refuse to Buy Fertilizers. and
They Favor Hin for President.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
WELDON. n. c.. March 24.-The Clubhouse
and contents Of Mrs. James Garner, OF
this county. was burned yesterday acci-
dentally. There was no insurance.
Fertilizer firms demand money price
for their guano this season. instead OF so
many pounds of cotton per ton, as hereto
fore. The farmers refuse to buy on the
terms fixed by the agents. consequently
not a ton has been sold here this year.
FAVOR HILL.
The Alliance men of this county are In
favor of Hill for President. They look
upon him as the friend of the working
man.
Balmy spring still fingers in the lap OF
winter. 1t is said that the peach crop IN
this county is safe. however. so tar.
An unusual sight was to see a farmer
selling home-raised meat on the streets OF
the town Yesterday.
Many farmers here will turn their atten-
ton TO potatoes, corn, peas, rice and vege-
tables OF every description this spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
rv,r,.,,.t FIfe,s Meetincs.

Correspondence Of shs Richmond Dispstch.l
WILSON, N. c., March A.--Evangelist W.
p. Fife is holding q series OF meetings here
with great effect. Many converts are
being made. All business is suspended
from 10 A. N. to II noon. and everybody
tnrns out to hear hum. Services VIII be
held morning and night until sunday next next
gist here, who has been sick for some time.
IL improving.
Large breaks of tobacco ct this point
continue to come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25

VETERANS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Delegates TO Represent the North state
Gets His Insurauce-The Masonic Code
Icorrespondence of the richmond DisDatch.l

Oh ti4c
RALEIGH. n. c., March 24.-The Execucc
tive Committee of the State Association OF
ex-Confederate Veterans to-day appointed
the following delegates to represent North
Carolina Mt the meeting of the United
Veterans Association ut New Orleans,
April sth and 9th: State at Large. ~.
Hall, II. L. Hoke, Rufus Barrlnger. A. b.
Andrews. ". l.. DeRosset. II. W. Ransom,
y. Il. Vance, II. @. Jones, Elias Carr ana
r. II. Busbee. First District-C. j. O'Ha-
gan, W. ID. Pruden, and W. L. Roberts
Second District-W. ". Carraway, w. IL;
Bond, and Thomas W: Mason. third
District-W. j. Green, Matt. Manly ana
J. X. Kenan. Fourth Distinctly. II. ,.
Burgwyn, w. G. Stronach. and w. l..
London. Fifth DlstrIct--J. 5. Carr, >.
Turner Morehead. J. A. Long. Sixth Dis
trict-J. l.. Cantwell. X. i. Bennett. ,. IS.
Alexander. Seventh District-W. NJ. Rob-
bins. John A. Ramsey. NJ. q. Sheriff.
Eighth District-C. Is. Watson, J. W. Will
son. W. II. II. Cowles. Ninth Dlstrict-T.
+. Davidson. g.. ;. Ferguson, r. Everett.
These veterans are requested by the TX
ecutive Committee 10 report to Colonel T.:
ID. Hall, president of the association az
Wilmington, as TO whether they can at
tend the meeting or If they cannot 60 10
suggest the name of an alternate who VIII
attend.
Charles Herndon. of Durham. wins his
suit in the Supreme Court tor cl0'3Oo IN
surance on his refractory, when was
burned there three years ago.
COMMENCEMENT ORATORS.
Rev. DR.. Carter H. Jones. of Knoxville.
Tenn, Is TO preach the baccalaureat SER
mon at the commencement OF Wake Forest
College, and j. w. Bailey. or Texas; the
Youngest member of Congress, viii deliver
the annual address before the graduating
class.
Grand Secretary Donald W. BAN, OF the
Grand Lodge OF Masons, stated that he
has completed the preparation OF the Ma
sonic code of North Carolina.
RAILWAY AFFAIRS.
The directors Of the North Carolina rail;
way meet tomorrow at Burlington ana
those of the Raleigh and CASTOR railway
at Baltimore. 4 meeting Of the ofhcers Oh
the railways which pass through, or teI MI
nate at Goldsboro'. is ordered to be held
next Tuesday 70 arrange for the construc-
ton of union passenger station there.
NATIONAL DELEGATES.
The Democratic Executive Committee OF
the Fourth Congressional District met
here to-day and called convention tor
MAY 18th TO nominate delegates TO the ma
tional convention. IL called another
meeting Of the committee July 18th 70 de-
eide the date for the congressional con-
vention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
Louislana's Democratic Primaries.
(3y telegraph to the Dispasch.l

Nrw ORLEANS. March A.-The returns
from the primary elections held Tuesday
come in slowly from the parishes. As far
as received, however. they now indicate
that the election was remarkably close
one. and that 1t will probably require the
Official vote 70 decide which ticket hes re-
ceiyed the nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
CASTLE THUNDER TORN DOWN.
Death OF "a Veteran of Two Wnrs-kev. Mr.
Saunders Goes to Fredericksburg.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. March 2.--Old Castle
Thunder" on Pcudleton street near Wash
incton. for nearly a century a familiar
nebt 10 Alexandrians, Is now being torn
down. and IN its place Mr.. @. G. Carlin
and Others will erect modern dwelling
houses.
MIR. Isaiah Fisher died yesterday. He
was veteran of two wars, having been a
member of General Nj. ID. Corse's Alexan-
drla company throughout the MEXICAN
war. and ia the Confederate army III Mia
sour he served with distinction. lie was
CT years of age.
MS SRw CHARGE.
Rev. MIR. Saunders, who has had charge
M the Presbyterian church here for some
time past, Will leave here in few DAYS TO
take charge of his new church at frede-
ricBsburg.
the fair Of the National Fencibles In wash
ington last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
Sunday-school Teachers Convention.
lcorroanondance Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

NEwsxsx, IN. c., March 24.-The North
Carolina Sunday-School Teachers Con-
vention will meet here on the 18th instant
and continue through the S0th and Slst;
This body embraces all denominations and
every county in the State. There Will be
likely $50 OF 800 delegates and visitors IN
attendance.
Committees are busy IN making pre-
paratlons for the entertainment and con-
yenience of the mem bers, of whom quite a
number have already notified the COM
mittees of their intention to be present.
In addition to the full force of Sunday
day-school workers OF the State, there IS q
large number of distinguished visitors
from other States expected, and the ses-
sion bids fair to exceed any that has been
held heretofore in important and good re-
sults
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
BOSTON'S 9. 3. REMNANT WINNERS.
Arrival at the University--condi.ion of

ArrtyHi at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI
the Men-Personncl aud Schedule.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, March 24.--Ihe
famous Boston League team, the pennant
winners last year, are here and are fine,
athletic set of men. They have been ar
riving by singles, doubles. and crowds for
the last few days from all sections OF the
country, and seem to be IN very hilarious
spirits for men returning from long WIN
ter holiday and with the prospect OF SIX
months of hard work ahead of them.
They are scheduled 10 play seven games
with the VARSITY boys. who expected 10
afford them some amusement under
Nash's training. but he has not been able
TO get IN but three or four days work on
account OF the heavy SHOWS, much to the
disgust of the college boys.
The personnel OF the Bostons this season
is as follows, and is brilliant collection
Of noted bsll-players:
Kelley. Cancel, and Bennett. catchers;
Clarkson. Staley. and Nichols, pitchers;
Tucker, first base: Quinn, second base;
Long, short stop: Nash. third base (cap
tam; Stovey. left field; Dufey. centre
field Mccarthy, right field; Lowe. sub
stitute.
THE CAPTAIN.
Billy Nash, who captains them, is an old
Richmond boy, ana has reached the very
zenith of professional stars. He is IN
equalled as captain. a champion third
baseman. and very genial and popular
man.
MIR. +. G.. Seele manages them, and is an
old stacer in bali circles. This IS the third
season he has had charge of the pennant-
winners. and he says there IS no doubt but
that they will walk off with the pennant
again, although he thinks New York has
strong team.
IN RICHMOND.
The Bos.ons are scheduled for game in
Richmond on the I'd of April with their
own alternates and some local stars and
will doubtless put up fine game. From
there they go TO Nangatuck. Conn, thence
To Yale. where they will play the college
bows on the 9Th and 9th OF April, and Will
arrive at Boston on the 18th ready tor ac
tive work. o.,
Manager Seele says that this is an ideal
climate for ball-players, and thinks II the
best places he knows of to train his team;
The Bostons seem to be quite attached
TO the University of Virginia boys. land
teams from their city have been here regu-
larlv for the past three years.
Mr.. @. I. Stevens, OF the Boston Herald,
is travelling with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
He Got IL.
IL

"shaye. sir?" asked the barber OF the
bald. headed man. ar
No. retorted the sarcastic patient.
came here for little conversazione."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and tho
Wsst thor Indications
fBr tolerrnph % ana p,-patch.l

lBy telegraph TO tho ptspatch.l
Fl WASHINGTON. d.. G.. March "a
lCllp Forecast for Virginia for twenty
49, flour hours-from midnight to
midnight: Warmer, generally fair
weather. variable winds.
Forecast for North Caroliaa: showers.
clearing weather in the northern portion; ;
northeast winds. and slightly warmer ez-
cept in the extreme southern portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair IN the morning and cloudy in the
afternoon. At midnight the skies were
clear.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door OF the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
pa, 1,mORs STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March 24-vlrginia3 SO, 72Iss7"l8;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 1904 asked; North
ern Central stock, 80 bid Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lsts. 1o3zsa1041s: do. 81 incomes,
9l4ag36 consolidated gas stocks, 6l34ao2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
Pink and Red.

Javsmith, Well. think these pink teas
the ladies are getting up are about as
ridiculous things as ever heard or.
Mrs. Jaysmith: Which Is worse, 10 take
part II pink tea or topaint the town redf