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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

Tie report comes .;t;:ss y .l1sss that
Mrs. Mary Lease. the grant and
fa'nious campaign speaker, is likely
l., he :: candidate for /. $. Senator
Som that state. to succeed Perkins,
Ii Mrs. lease should ;,e elected and
take her place in tie ssna;e there
would he new life in that old foEgy
institution Gil short order. And why
not send Mrs. Lease to the l.. s.
senate? She has mere a.iIit, than
Perkins or the ayerag. senator at
least and could he counted OH in
eta ,ing with and advocat.n. rights Of
lie masses. She is I, free American
citizen, and that is all that should be
Necessary to make her eligible.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
A Prize Picture Puzzle,

EXPLANATIONS andhi daughters
The vas published mi f. and attracted .de'
. to frc erequs,d
PM
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

At the meeting of the National
Alliance in Memphis, Tenn, the fol-
lowing officers were elected the colt
i- year:
IL D. L,ucss, y ,r,h Dakota, presi-
dent; Mariou Butler, North Carolina,
<,ce-presi,lont: Ben Terrell, Texas,
treasurer; f iitor Tay Tor of the Nash
vile Toiier, secretary; and tie follow
ing executive board: l.. Leonard Of
Missouri, Mann Page of Virginia. l.
T. Dean of New York, II. c. Denim.
.f Pens> lvania.
The associated press has it that
s:,erc was a big row and that many
members withdrew The same re
port WAS given out last year when
hall and his hand full of persons
were given the cold shoulder for
opposing the >ui'-:re"~,;fs plan.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

WANTED 4 REPRESENTATivE Tox Our
est book ever offered to the public.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT for both old aud
young.
Our coupon system. which VIC use IN scll ing
this great work. enables each purchaser to get
the hs,Ok FREE, so everyone purchases. g.
per cent paid to agents.
For his tiret weeks work one agents profit
is 3l6s 90 Another 49,: 90 l. >DY hae Just
cleared SlSO % for her first week work.
Write for particulars and If you can begin
a: once send 81 20 FOR <.u:fit We give you OK
elusive territory. and pay large commissions
the sAice Of suh-Sgents rite at once for
the agency for your county.
Address ali communications to
RAND, McNALI.Y & CO.
chicago. Iii.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

Walter F.. McDaniei has purchased the Meat
Market OF Thomas FULLY add will continue
the business. two doors south of the Memphis
House. A stock Of host quality of beef. pork,
mutton and smoked meats constantly ON
hand. Your patronage is solicited.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

Estimates furnished al! clneecs Of cor
penter work. Repairing Of Furniture Il spec
imlty. Enquire at the fitkin block, northe as
corner OF the square.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

II. Miles, Sew Heart Cur. =, orns..:-.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

There are los presidential postof-
fees N this state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

There's good reason for your buying
here-No other house DOEs-EVER
DID-or EVER WILL-sell such STER-
LING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES
as WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
DEATH2.

ABRAMS. Died, Sunday, at SIS 7: NJ.
HATTIE, the daughter OF Euis ana mary
Abrams, in her 10th year.
Funeral from the residence OF her pa
rents. 9le east Broad street, at 1850 A. III.
TO-DAY. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend. Please omit
flowers.
ACKERLY.-Died, at the home OF her
son. Ii. s. Ackerly, No. 2l06 east Broad
street. at 4:5O p. NJ. February Is, 1897. Mrs:
MARY J. ACKERLY. in the 74th year OF
her age. .,s -.
a.so p NJ on WEDNESDAY. 18th instant.
The friends and acQuaintances OF the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend.
Lypchburg Necs and Lexington Gdseoe
will please copy.
BLAKEY.-Departed this life,. Sunday
morning. February IA. 1897, at 81 O'Clock.
ROSA B. BLAKEY, beloved daughter OF
James w. and Mildred Blakey:,
Funeral will take place ut First Baptist
church TODAY (Tuesdsy) at 8 o'clock +.
n. Nue.
RANDOLPH.-Died,a at 27l1 n street,
Monday. February Is, 1892, RANDOLPH
(colored); aged 81. He was known by the
name of Winston.
Funeral will take place at O'clock
| TUESDAY from the Fourth Baptist church
| fcolored). Friends and acquaintances OF
the family are invited to attend.
WADDILL.-Died.a at her residence, in
Charles City county, on Sunday, the llth
| instant, at $40 o'clock p. ~, Mrs: ANNIE
L. widow of Edmund Waddill, of Charles
City county. Va, in the 55th year OF her
| age. ,,
ty, ON TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at 2;l0
Friends and acquaintancesa are invited to
/ attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
ANEoRo ploTtR' SENTENCE.
Shall farmviils Bs Lighted by Electricity !?
DIR. John e. Hubbard Dent.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
FARsvILLr. Va, February is In the
County Court today. Judge J. NJ. Cfnte
presiding. Edmund Rice (colored). one OF
the rioters who on Saturday night, Decein.
Der 18th, assaulted Olicer Hart aud resisted
arrest. was tried and given one month IN
jail and fined $25. His brother John viii
be next put on trial for the same offence.
ELECTION ORDERED.
The Mayor has issued an order for an
election 20 be held on March "a to decide
whether or not the Council of the town
shall negotiate loan for the purpose OF
lighting the streets by electricity by pur-
chasing the plant. franchises, and privileges
known IA the Farinyille Eiectric-Light.
Heat and Power Company. The amount 10
be negotiated for sold lights. plant. &C.. is 70
be $40, 800, Of which amount S9.700 i To be
paid for the property az II is now located,
aud $500, or sxch part thereof as may be
necessary. TO be expended in removing the
plant TO lot owned by the town near the
Appomattox river.
The election will be conducted accord
ing to the laws OF the State provided IN
such cases and in accordance with the
charter OF the town.
RErOsED THE REQUEST.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Prince Ed
wan i'A uot' th' itfiufot VI P'tiAi'At'a
ing for an extension of time IN xnich to
build the Orange and Keysville railroad IN
order that the company might secure the
100000 worth OF bonds voted 1t 10y the
people.
Dr. John +. Hubbard died at the old
family homestead. Saratoga" Buckiny-
ham county, yesterday from softenlng OF the
brain. He sas IN the 10Th year of his age,
Of kindly heart and disposition, and great
ly esteemed IN the community. HIS fune-
raj took place this afternoon.
PERSONAL.
Miss Pattie Lee. young lady student o.
the Normal School. is critically Ill at the
home Of Mrs. Iabb. in which Miss Lee
boards. She is from Lexington. Va, and
her mother has been constantly at her
bedside since she arrived here. soon after
her daughters illness was reported TO her.
DR.. y. Winston. VINO is physician 10 the
Normalites, pronounces her condition this
evening as precnrious indeed.
Mr. Walter Holland. who came here re-
Gently very sick man. has returned To
bis home. III Amelia, much improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
VIOLATING THE OYSTER LAWS.
Parties being Prosecuted In York County
intermediate Examinations

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispat,h.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February l5.-The
regular monthly term of court tor York
began at Yorktown to-day. Judge Isaac
Christian, of Charles City, presiding.
Commonwealth's-A Hubbard open
ed the prosecution of the parties violating
the oyster law. There are about twenty
indictments. but in all probability test
case will be made by which all the Others
Will be decided.
PERSONAL.
Professor William Ct. Jones, of Madi-
son School. Richmond. spent Sunday with
his family here, returning III the eve
ming. ,,,.,,, MI,
Unknown citizens OF Bruton, York
county, both of whom were down with
the Grip for several weeks, are out AGAIN
and were in town to-day. :,
Senator Southsll. from the Amelia district.
was here Yesterday and attended divine
service at old Bruton Episcopal church.
The Senator IL an alamnus OF old Wliilain
and Mary was here about thirty-hve
wears ago. =, -
MIR. William Teiser. of Tarboro'. N. c..
and Mr.. Joseph Lichtenstein. from Rich
mond. were here to-day visiting their rela-
tive. Mrs. Ii. Teiser, east Gloucester
street. VIZ,
The intermediate examinations at WI;
liam and Mary are in progress ana Will
continue several days longer.
MIR. Belcher, of Norfolk. has been VISIT
ing Mrs. X. Nj. Smith, at Bassett Hail.
The Young ladies here are making grand
preparatious for u leap-yesr german, 10 De
gwen at Cameron Hall Friday night, which
PROMISES 10 be the most brilliant OF Its
kind given here tor years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

plant srowins feet hieh'in me open IN n Ear
r,ck county. Ga. as resolved BY mis- writer 70.
dsy. There are 500 a<1es In TSptons Ca tnst
win b. marketed under supervision q INC
Modern Barn Company. Georgia tobacco VIII
be on tho marriott IN July.
several leading tobscco-men nave sens tnen
iettors Of approval Of the sntipspcr csaIes'e
law TO our Representatives. In WasntnRton. many
believe that this is the remedy for inc iiis the
trade suffers under now. They ssy pronfpss the
poisonous papor cigarette BY national law ana
sly-,ooacco cigarettes will bc hcaishiui suossi-
tu,e: that in It's manufacture VIII employ more
hands than ever at good wages. ana consume
moro tobacco. bring shout composition. destroy
nouopcly, please the planter, and starr al par
ties ON clean. new basis
Not one of the Trade, including those much op-
posed to trusts or monopoly. are In issot VI
dsad-let,er law, or one that would cause TO
fnoynl OF the American Tobacco Company 70
other quarters without at all ehecfng its ssasus,
but greatly damaging our homo trade. IL woua
be foriy 10 expect other capitalists to invest in
AZ. mic enterprises. when cur home people under
our laws had 10 depart.
LOUISVILLE, February 13.-A report says:
Market Arm and active with maximum sales
daily. Lines Of old lugs from four 70 nve 70 ATS
old. with come quality, sold at "a 70 oc' unaer
active home and export demand. Inferior i"ss
heretofore unstable. sold at 2 70 21fc. ana were
in small supply, such seem suited for smoking
stock.
Ctsrksville. Tenn, reports an active ana urn
market, with little old on sale andi large crop
purchases at higher prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
,o,usvuteroBAcco MARKET.

IorlsvuLE. February 13.-Iieayy receipts
and sales at auction. strong and active insikes
for desirable old and new Buriey anu oio . uH
Tugs. with changeablc weather, were 'ne 'eSuihs
features OF the market this week. a..
yeir Bur,sy.-1he character aud quaity on .ne
offerings generally we're not as good as iass weeA
or for several weeks past; the offerings yester-
day being generally unusually Poo' oA" WV
sisted largely Of reviews. ~ 81.
FOR very desirable tobacco OF all graaes tne
market was very strong with an active uensnu
until yesterday. when, OWING ehurey w vra VIZ
satisfactory offerings, prices became Irregular
fer such. ...rce
All grades OF red filters were exceedingly scarce
and taken very freely By all the leading manu-
fsciurcrs at full prices co1ry ssa ahronsh.
OIL the week. Cutters we're alfo In good supply
active, and full up to any previous prices.
Red smokers, which are being taken also ior NV
priced plug Dller were also short OF tne uclanu u,
very active, and fully up to outside ngures ..
last week, now repeated. Colory ana prikns
smokers In fair supply with tho most active ue-
mand we have had during any week TINS sea
son. both by American manuiacs .s anu NOR
porters, who have evidently Increased tholr
limits for such. Prices were iuny up 70 9uo'"-
tons, with demand also ahead OF the supply.
Sales OF new Barley this week were 80 % n1ss-
heads. against 2, $50 hogsheads last week. For
the season 30 date 21,040 hogsheads against
ii 1853 hogsheads last wear: D.,
smokers OF all grades very active and Iuiiy ~.
| higher. Filters OF all grades were unusually
active tho last few days, and closed with strong
| demand al nearer outside figures, although very
| good to fine offered. ,..
Darks.-Offerings OF old were larger, with q
| better assortment Of common and medium Tugs
| than for some time past, which met with very
| active demand, with the advance notea las,
| week fully sustained and holders very nrm ~
| thelr views. OF new the offerings were very
undesirable in character and quality, all being
more or less nondescript 10 quality ana vor,
mixed-red and standardization topeccos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
COLLAPSE OF AeRocsay STORE.
6niiqusied ssicm's Anniversary sermon-
Uto.,on's Election Contest To- Day.

,,t..,on's Election Contest To- Day.
special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
yrfvsrox. n. C.. February i5.--The floors
Il tbe grocery department OF Hiusha~ n
v.f.erls's store. on Fourth street, col
led yesterday afternoon. resulting IN
800 over 80 900 20 the stock and con-
..l.rabie injury 20 tho building. Water
fet Elected the west wall. and those
',f Ito building had noticed for some
,'o.r fhat the wall was springing. but no
,r. REGARDED u as dangerous. II ~ iOrtu-
mite that the accident occurred on sun
6.v. otherwise many lives would have
been lost.
~ sNTIQUArrD TOWN.
Yesterday Bishop Rondthaler preached
,l. lllfh anniversary sermon OF historic
ali Salem. the most aniiquated MofaVlnn
,.,.r in the United States. Tho services
,.,,. listened TO bg hundreds Of people.
,.t more interesting services were never
fDri in that city.
DEATH oF TWO YOUNG LADIES.
NJ. Carrie Jones. Of Georgia. n student
,.c,iem Female College. died last night Of
,.r.nnonia. after an illness OF several
I... Tie remains were returned to her
r.f.,e State after impressive memorlal
saryicos 20 tho academy this morning.
AfDl.rram received tonight announces
t,death of Miss Minnie Bard in South
,.-.ena to-day. She was from kerners-
,liie and was tenchIug music in that state.
H. remains will be buried tomorrow.
80 was known aud loved all over the
State.
Ilwarl Shore of this city, accidentally
tfDt himself to-day while f0Oling with
,,..d 4 lesh-wound in his hand was the
result.
An OFFICER GAINED.
Yesterday was tho Goth birthday OF
Ofc,r steward, of this city. and the Occa-
s,.r wa. marked 10y the presentation OF "a
codheadeI cane to him by his brother
policemen.
Tomorrow the municipal election is TO
a. led In Winston. IL viii be. perhaps,
The warmest ever held. The Democratic
nominees have several tickets against
them.
IL IS learned to-day that the coal pro-
r,rty 70 Walnut Cove, Stokes county, is TO
h. developed az once on broad scale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
uoUoR-LlcENses Or NO SCHOOLS.
Al Awkward situation--What is to be
Done About 1t?
NJ telegrnnh to the DispAtch.l


CHARLOTTE, n. c., February 15.-On
ihe LIST Of January all the saloons in
Charlotte were closed because the
Board u County Commissioners refused
. grant licenses. There We're thir-
teen saloons in Charlotte and they paid
on annual city iieense-tax OF 81 900 each.
his hcense-ta1 was appropriated 70 the
support Of the city graded schools. The
refusal OF the commissioners TO renew the
saloon licenses has cut of the source OF
revenue, and the city aldermen at recent
meeting notified the School Board that
Were IS 40 money in the treasury to
Msiuiain the schools.
Legal papers have been served upon the
commissioners TO appear before Judge
bynum on Tuesday the 23d and show
cause why license should not bo granted
70 certain applicants. The commissioners
20 various counties have been denying APP
phsailons for license wholly upon the
ground that no man who applies tor
incense 10 sell whiskey can have good
moral character. and the whole State is
etali.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
Against Free Silver.
fRv teleyraph 10 the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. February 15.-The
report of the minority OF the Committee
on Coinage. Weights. and Measures, adj
verse to the Bland free-coinage bill, has
been drawn up by Representative George
Fred. Williams, Of Massachusetts,. and
will be submitted to the House tomorrow.
Ii is signed by Messrs. Tracy OF New
York. Williams of Massachusetts, Taylor
of Illinois, Stone of Pennsylvania, and
johnson OF North Dakota
The report takes very strong GROUND ground
dangers TO the business interests of the
country by the cheapening of the Amer-
can currency 10 silver basis, and urges
that instead OF trying to carry silver by
ourselves steps be taken to secure an in
ternational agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
AN ASSASSIN'S WORK.
e,eure DANIEL SMITH SHOT DEAD
IN HIS BARN-LoT SUNDAY.
atm - wright tho Suspected Morderer-
Tho sheriff and Posse In Pursuit
Third-rarty Meeting Failure.
.snOc..l ,nlerrnm % ths pi.paiea.l

Cs,proTrF. n. C.. February i5.-Daniei
e,,,th a prominent young farmer OF Rock
;reham county, was sasassinatcd about
ga,k last night. lie was found in the early
mar. Of the night in his barn-lot dead. and
;, vas thought that be had been acci-
Totally killed by his stock. but doctor
Is colled in and an examination proved
,na, he had been shot The bullet passed
tn,ourh his body and lodged IN his back
bone. .....
THE SUPPOSED MURDERER.
Further investigation enused Suspicion
., ,est upon one Tim Wright as the muir
terec Wright had fed 20 South Carolina.
I'm IS pursued by Deputy sheriff Living;
ION and large rose. and no doubt he Will
~ capturei before morning. Mr.; Smith
80 a very popular young man, and it was
80 suown that he had an enemy IN the
trsrld. The community IS very much
stirrcd up over the murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
American Fraseruai Circle.

Ba1r1uoRE. February 15.-AdoIph Ehrlich
applied in the Circuit Court today ior
decree to compel the supreme Councn o.
the American Fraternal Circle to specif1-
cally comply with all it's contracts to pay
members 400 mt the expiration OF three
wears. The bill states that Mr.. Ehrlich's
ner,od of three years expired on the ia
of last January, and that he gave thirty
DAYS previous notice of his desire to with
draw $500, but that the money has not
heen maid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
Cathol Q knights of America.
fRv telerraph 10 the Dispatch,l

CINCINNATI, o., February l5.-The COM
mittee from the various branches of the
Catholic Knights of America appointed to
examine the books of Grand Treasurer
O'Brien, who was recently indicted for
embezzlement, has made report through
Chairman Doll, OF Branch No. %, Coyiilg-
ton Nv. recommending that Grand-Se-
cretary George w. Barr send In his resig-
nation. for the reason that 1t is satisfied he
had knowledge that O'Brien was in de-
fault, and therefore is subject to censure.
MIR. Barr is of Lebanon. Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
YOUNG LADIES ENTERTAINED.
The Applicants for the Eirsf-District Ca
dctsbip-Persopal and other Notes

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, February 15.--One
Of the most pleasant entertainments OF
the season was that gwen last night by
Miss TlOrn Stokes IN honor of Miss Carrie
Moore, of Richmond. and Miss Elise
Semmes. of Lexington. Among those
present were: Misses Carrie Moore,. Elise
Semmes, Carrie :. Ficklen, Mary Thomp-
sou, Jeannette Bradley, Gilmer Martin,
Lula Braxton, Parker llerndon. Mary titz-
hugh, and Nesers. III. II. Johnston, III. Il.
Wallace, A. Is. Bolts, Jr.. J. s. Wallace. r..
L. O'Bannon, q. w. Shepherd. Jr., X. H..
Carmichael, and @. III. Hurkamp.
WHO WILL IT BE?
Tho connective examination for the
cadetship at West Point began here this
evening. The successful applicant will
not be known for several DAYS. The appli..
Giants are; w. G. Ames. G.. Walter Mapp. of
Accomac: Il. w. Palmer, Gilbert Chase,
Williad Newbill, Clarence Towles. OF Ian
caster: Z. h. Claybrook, Westmoreland !;
j. c. Hunter. ID. B. Powers, Jr., of Lam
caster. The examination was conducted
by Professors Hart and Pond, OF Caroline,
and Latamer, OF Lancaster.
PERSONAL.
Miss Lillian Houston, Of Richmond. who
has been visiting the Misses White, re-
turned to-day.
Miss Alice Harrison. of Leesburg, is Wis
ting Miss Mamie Little.
Mr. Alfred PIKE, VINO has been on visit
TO relatives in England, has returned
home.
Miss Lizzie Hurkamp has returned home
from visit to friends IN Norfolk.
Mrs. Thomas Payne, all estimabie lady,
died at her residence III Caroline yester-
day. :.
Mrs. Elizabeth Motley, of Caroline, died
nj her residence in that county yesterday /;
aged SO years. She was a most estimable
Christian lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
Observance of the Lori's-Day.

An unusual number of engagements, pre-,
vented the members Of the Eyangelical
Alliance from meeting in force last night,
and adjournment was made to next Mon
day. the 22d OF February. at s +. NJ. at the
Young Mems Christian Association pariors;;
Rev. Yates Hickey will present a detailed
plan of organization OF the fIftb district
of the American Sabbath Union Us the
Sabbath Alliance of the Southern States.
A fnll attendance is earnestly desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
Richmond Visitors In New York.

Especial telegram 20 ING DIsphVcn.I
New YORK. February 15.-The following
visitors from Richmond are registered
here l.. May, BartholdI; c. II. Read, Dr.,
Imperial: Il. II. Ferguson, Park Avenue;
II. s. Jennings, fremont; j. 9. Smith, j.
A. Brown. Cosmopolitan; T.. n. Ferguson.
A. ID. Landerkin, Aston; IL. ID; Never
Hoffman; c. +. Whitaker. S. III. b. Rains
Union Square; J. Pope, l.. Ginter. Fifth
Avenue: G. +. Whitaker, Morton House
A. Madison, Bartholdi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
aicHMoNp STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. February Is, 1892.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
NEW WORKS. rvpAus PATIENTS
The Steamship Companies Aisrmsd-S'
Moro Russian Immigrants.

lBy telegraph W tno DHpeec'
Nyw YonK, February 15.-Seven more
cases of tynnus.fever we're found this alter
noon in the United Hebrew Charities lodg-
ing. house. No. A cas-. Twelfth street. Insy
were Russian Hebrews wno arrived on s1 ne
ateamer Massails. and were transfe frrbu no
which are traced directly to this lot q
immigrants have been reported from EAR
dozen points outside Of Of. t bsso@ oi,y;
The steamship companies arc peI Idnvds
have Instructed their European agents 70
refuse passage to any more Russian immi-
grants. II is probable that other conpa,,
MES will take similar action; Inc cT sa .; .,
quarantine would kill the profit from the
immigrant traffic. There are now due at
tLis mort a large number of steamships.
and on them are many emigrants from p Va
rious ports of Russia. All OF these Rus
slams viii be held on Hoaman's Island for
n week or ten DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
nrh. cI,x nrectorx . Last Nicht.

Rv far one of the most enjoyable farce
comedies that has been presented IN Rich
nnnd this season was 1.-THE City Direc-
tory at the Academy of Music last night
The audience, which was large and appre-
clative, was kept convulsed with laughter
throughout the evening. This delightful
comedy will hold the boards at the Acade-
NV till tomorrow night. giving matinee
performance tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16

last August. resumed business to-
day. II hns cash on hand 20 Ply
every dollar Of its liabilities, and ~ csp,.
TAI Of SI0O. 600 IL restored intact. NOS .
dollar WAS withdrawn from the bank 20
day. The former receiver states that snls
Is the second instance only OF the kino ~
the history Of che national banking syH