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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
DANCE GIVEN BY The FRIDAY CLUB.
One of the Most Enjoyable Germans of
the season.-Many Visiting Ladies'.

one oil the most fuIoytbie bcTm8ns OF
the season.-Many Visiting Ladies'
The german given at Belvidere Hall last
night bv the Friday Club was one of the
most ENJOYABLE of the season. Only about
thirty couples attended, and the floor was
in excellent condition for dancing. All
the young ladies, many of whom were from
q distance, were beautifully dressed, and
the Young men were ION their picest man.
pers."
The dance was very gracefully led, and
the figures carried out in perfect detail
Among those who enjoyed this delightful
affair were Misses Nirgie CABOT, Louise
Brander, Johnston of Petersburg. Emily
Cary, Maude Rankin, Carrie Moore, Marie
saunders, Madge Ould, Ellen Blair. Me
Cav of New York, Jones OF New York,
Mary Howard Gertrude Howard, Bradley,
OF Fredericksburg, Clark of North Caro-
lima, Buerthe of University OF Virginia,
Kent of Wytheville, Pattie Moore of
ScOttsyille. and Stuart Bradley.
The gentlemen were: Messrs. Elmer
Echel, James Stringfellow. Blair StrlnGfel-
low, Will Newton, Alfred Cary. Arthur
MAYO, i. III. Lam bert, John Goodwin. Ed
die Robertson, Dick Gwathmev, Philip
Powell, Frank Blankenship. Albert Alsop,
Graham HObson, Benjamin Lawson, Harry
Baker, NJ Drewry, George Christian,
George Warren, and Lee Bragg.
Chaperons Mrs CABOT, Mrs. John ID.
Potts, Miss Luhe Powers, and Miss Lille
Wilson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
COMPETING LINES OF RAILROAD.
A rrf.ircied Connection Of tho \. 6. w.
,tnh the {. & q. and II. &. q.

a H
Eth the {. & q. and II. &. q.
...-,..pondence At tho Richmond Dispatch
s,rv Va. February 5.-Salem people
Isl discussing the feas blIty OF tho
,..rrrfion O! railroad from Salem
80 r.sslblv Roanoke--tO some point IN
go county whore a junction can be
mod with the Chesapeake and OHIO. A
...r..r hos recently been obtained and
t.r I'd lcrIptIOn books are now open, anu
,... having the matter in hand are at
l rrIeeVofiug TO secure the needed
,...,nf Whilst ID Will be a costly enter
,--.. I'm account of the mountainous sec
t.r through which II will pass, yet this
..r. section is 50 rich in minerals and the
..'.n.. are So i've 20 its importance that
,I.-. i. q strong feeling that the under
t.t.rr VIII Dee ultimately successful.
Ir,' uelplo Of all the pushing and grow
,... cotton. Of the southwest regard COM
,1,.r, lines az railroads rs their best re-
E.ta.u nigh freight tarlns, and with the
E.rtrlu killed they have strong hoyes OF
N.lrr able % bring connections OF the
Baltimore and Ohio. the Chesapeake and
Olu. anj other large lines into tue im-
.teyicmtv at the vast Norfolk and
Western SIS en-. Thoseresiding IN the east
rnrf or of the state can never realize
tra wonderful untIrng energy which the
..... in these boom towns possess,
.r4 wilI.tAt this time there rs "A tempo
r.rr Iu. iu real estate speculations, our
no oil are planning and getting ready 10
move ahead as soon as ever the money
market gets easier.
sU-TMN TIE FACTORIES.
D. Che meantime every nerve is strained
., successfully sustain The factories al
-.ft ..fabhshei. and to keep improving
t..t.Uus that nave felt the impulse OF a
r.aIf.. No such state OF things exists
.r-I. eastern portion Of the State. and
II people there can never be made TO I'M
lr.ani the situation here unless they
rn, here and spend week or 80 II care
ID. investigation.
N meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
a Roanoke College this week the site
frn us one OF the land companies was
Increased from seventy acres 90 one hun
.... acres. and tho time for the accept
.,-. Che offer extended until January,
f.u- giving the board year IN which
rlr.. tuo Necessary amount for new
O. rre.
I. lhtdwick Two Wheeler Company,
w..hl uow turning out some very hand
.O0 vehicles. have sent Nj. W. l.. hililcan
o. california 60 represent them on the
Ia.Ic coast. where they already have q
900 .t.rabie trade.
Ila ,l.thng-'actory IS now working be-
fn... thilty and forty girls in making up
tle products of the woollon-mils into
hing. which Is sold principally IN the
S lthern States. To accommodate the
employees Of these two concerns "a large
nuo boarding house with nineteen rooms
being erected.
Nr y. Is. Strouse. president of the Bon
.... tfrareffe Machine tOmpauV who has
l.ai Don Europe for several weeks IN the
inter 90 of that company, left Liverpool
tr New YORK. last Wednesday.
Tho jcG DAVIS Rifles last night elected
AC. SPOTS, first lieutenant. eud Frank
Ioyeluck. second lieutenant, Judge
WI field Griffin. oi the County Court, Is
ILL. CAPTAIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
THE ruRs.
Events Yesterday ut Gloucester and ~
Guttenbare-Entries for To-Day.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for To-Day
lBy telegraph TO tbs Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER. N. j., February 5.-The
events Of the day resulted as follows:
First race--six furlongs--Fsst Time won {;
Passmore second, Twilight (gelding), third.
Time. leo.
Second race-five furlongs- -Pickidens
won Woodbury. second. Morrisania third.
Time. 1861.
Third race--six and one-half furlongs--
Crispin won Fernwood second, Samaritan
third. Tune, l:26h.
Fourth race-one mile--Judge Nelson
won; Vendetta second, MeGinnis third.
Time. 1:47M.
Fifth race-four and one-hslf furlongs--
Hawkeye won; Bonnie Lass second. Red
Elm third. Time, 5714.
Sixth receive furlongs-Torchlight
won: Austral second. Defendant third.
Time, l:0514.
ON "rHE HILL"
GuTTENBuRG. N. j., February s. - The
track was in fair condition to-day, but was
far from being fast.
First race - FIVE furlongs - Broadway
won; Longing second. Vanquisher third
Time, Los.
Second race six furlongs - Matagorda
(6ily) won; Maxim (flly) second. Crab
Cider third. Time, li5s<.
Third race--six and half furlongs-Jay
L. Dee won; Sllyerman second, Charter
third. Time. las.
Fourth race--one and one-sixteenth
miles--Glenlochy won; Van second, Sir
George third. Time, 1914.
Fifth race -four furlongs-Miss Bess
won; Forty second, Lady Light third.
Time. 50ll.
Sixth race-one mile--Joe Courtney
won; Sandstone second Longstride
third. Time, l:461S.
GLOUCESTER KNTRrEs FOR TO-DAY.
First race--four and one-half furlongs,
selling-Harry Russell, 1871; Lomax. 1876;
Jack Lakeland. 1872; Dirigo. Morristown.
Tomkins, Howe, 12I Young Lottery, III;
Uproar (colU, 1l6; Hydra. 1l2; Erect,
Baby, 106.
Second race-seven furlongs, selling
Umpire Kelly, Ill: Allan Archer. 106;
Little Ella, 1903; Can't Tell, Bravo. Edward
f., 80; Cooley, Richal. Plotemy, 81.
Third race-one mile, selliDg-Brown
Charlie. 1l2; Florimor. III; Birthday,
1Os; Franco, Comforter, John jaw s., 1O4.
Fourth race-seven furlongs, handicap
Bellsarius. ia; Cartoon, no; Lonely. Pa
gan, 100; Plny, 80.
Fifth race five furlongs. selling-Para-
disc, us; DIR. Helmuth, 1909; Leo Brigel,
Wheeler T Censor. l06 Nettie. l0O
Sixth race-siy furlongs. selling-Ball-
ston, Edgar johnson, ia; Little AddIe,
l13; Carnegie, no; Fast Time, 100; Tenn
plemore, 107 Urbana, PaOla Fitzroy, Lake
wood, Montpelier, Dousman, Parolina,
1906; Basthen, 102; Laura S., 9S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
BOUGHT FOR A TRACK-YARO.
III chmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany Purchase the Hall Foundry site.


The property consisting of fourth of a
block situated on the south side Of the
basin, corner Ninth and Canal streets and
known IA Halls foundry. has been sold to
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company for $4,000.
Major Scott, president Of the railroad
company, when seen by a DISPATCH re-
porter Yesterday afternoon. said that the
purchase would be converted into track
yard. He further said that Messrs. Hall Il
Co. had been given q reasonable time in
which to move. An effort was made to
see a member of the firm last night. but
Mr.. Hall was sick. and Mr.. Chamblin not
at home when the reporter called. IL is
understood the firm are looking around
Tor a location, and 1t liz intimated they
may decide to put their plant in Man.
chester.
The railroad company has long been
anxious 10 secure suitable ground for the
enlargement of their yard facilities and
this piece exactly fills the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
ALeap-Ysar Bali in Falton.
A vsrv nrettv leap.year bali was given at

A very pretty lehp-yeat Dati was VIVeI az
Donnahue's Hall, in Fulton, last evening. The
affair was rendered the young mon by the ladies
of the Mistletoe Social Club. The ballroom
presented a most attractive appearance, there
being about thirty couples on the door. The
Young ladies' were atilred in bal-costupes and
the merry party danced 20 the nusic OF CHILLY .
hand The grand march occurred at o O'Clock
aud dancing did not cease until after midnight,
when the participants repaired 70 the dining
hnu. where an elegant repast was served After
this the amusement was resumed ana continued
until 0clocs.
The Committee Of Arrangements were Misses
Enright, Clancy, Shea, Connors, Grace, aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
= - ~. nna fhronrh Tra,p.

p'nloa'e q the Richmond Dispatch.l
.N.AA.iiNoyuIr, Va. February 6.-The
e., ls" safe iOr the Peoples Bank is be-
Ill 80 Fe.llon today, and the new bank
Is .g-,. > b'o"a' cashier Of Henry County Bank,
H., O. Ambrose A Son have sold the Henry
t,,'.," =. A. y 1fanby aud ). X. Gregory. The
49, . sia4ncl Republican and the latter
r.L "'hotisL Tho paper will be neu-
"a PIE ars Delighted because Of 3 through
aet..., Hpauo<c over the Roanoke aud
''' lp itis people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
Newspaper Selling on sunday.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l

PrrTsBuRo. February 5.-The hearings in
ten cases against nowsdealers by the Law
and Order soc,e.y tor selling newspapers on
sunday took place before Alderman Robe 10
day. The evidences against the aeiendants vas
the ten prfsonors. The others were fined S2l
aud costs each. They win appeal 70 court from ths
decision. So far the efforts Of the Law and OrdeI
people to s;pp the sale Of newspapers On SUNDAY
dealers and carriers have been ftned, but II
ever instance an appeal has been taxed and tns
sale a. the papers Continues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
Craxed by Grip Medicine.
Try falAsraph 70 tho pispaten.l

sax ANTONIO, Tx. February 6.-Leon
Oregon, editor of FL Cronsstd Aerfcdn, a
local Spanish paper, L. a ravins maniac, a. the
result OF taking alleged medicine prescribed Ior
him ty an Old Mexican woman. IL was made
from poisonous Mexican herb called tolache,
and since taking II for the grip yesterday ORE
ron has been distracted. Tho qualities OF the
drug are well known IN Mexico, where it 10 40
little hope Of Obregon regainlng his reason He
has a family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for she Dipsatch.l


FxuRuAxY 6.--kevsnue collections to-day; Ct
gars and cigarettes, si,50e.ot; tobacco'
03,4s6. ss--sotai. so.0s5.s9.
Private salsss Pillars, 20; wrnppesA ~;
smokers, 20: daxks, l6-eotai, "a.
Inose aalse: Crenshas'a sold to-day 50,340
pounds highsss price: eil.bo. enossoe sold g.
DAY ~ ,273 pounde-highegs price, e11 10 osxx
ana o76 FOR brehts, tancy.prred Pile enel.
buEns's hA1 large pianser9 evfhs 49, sno
nIfhouxh the day wae DARK and dfeeFy me0e
very ssflafacloSy sale. his varshoose 49,
soix consldsrahfa dark. Pianter5 had 9 ye1
hseaH. and vtli havs ~ sztfs-lsxse 90 saer
'i 2su ssan sosaoso dom Up vsrv va esa
enne vsgy epyd - aps darx shipplpg eezne
~, len c::s = i - ., s:,s
Z. 1 Rslsssss : esaa.sd = " /. ~.
s.; Z 2 s:|;;' s :; I: I: ~; i;
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
DEATHS.


CAMM.-Died, on the 4th instant. at
New Castle, Craig county, Va, IA the
10Th year of his age, Captain ROBERT A.
CAMM, of the Confederate States navy:
Lynchburg papers please copy.
CLARKE.-Died. Thursday. February
9Th. az the residence Of her husband.
EMMA BURLINGTON. wife of Augustus
ii. Clarke, in the 6sth year of her age.
The funeral services will take place from
Leiph-Street Baptist church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON (the 9TH instaup at S:D
o'clock.
CHRISTIAN. Died, February s, 'sga. 81
1918 A. NJ, at his residence. at Point East
cru. Caroline county, Va. 49, CHhis-
TIAN. in the 74th year Of his age. 80.
The funeral viii take place from n,;
Horeo church Caroline county. SUNDAY
at3P. 81. Friends and acQuaintances OK
the family are invited 10 attend
Alabama and Louisiana papers please
copy.
NFWMAN.-Died,s suddenly, February,t
1892. st s o'clock A. NJ, ISAAC NEWMAN
Ia the SD year Of his age. q.
His funeral will take place from 81.
Marks church on SATURDAY. the 6th, 81
n O'clock A. d. Friends and sequasnt
ances are invited to attend. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
ANOTHER GOLD EXCITEMENT.
Ore struck Which is Thought to be Worth
$4,000 Ton.
| BY telegraph TO the DISPATCH

CRIPPLE CRRRg, Col. February 5.-The
widest excitement prevails here over the
discovery of gold in the Plymouth Rock
shaft. on Gold Hill. at the head of the
Sauaw gulch. At a depth Of thirteen feet
a chimney of ore was discovered, which Is
a perfect mass of shining gold, conserva-,
tive mining men estimating the value at
from $4,000 TO $1,000 per ton. The mat;
ter Isa blush gray quartz impregnated
with veins of gold that make it difficult to
conjecture what the real value Of the ore
may reach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
OF Interest to Country Merchant,

New YORK, February 5.-The postmaster
at New York has received complaints that
a person calling himself Ellis IA travelling In
Virginia and elsewhere IN the South, Represent
ing himself as an agent of Roseneds Drug and
Grocery Company, consolidated, Of New York
taking orders tor drugs, ETC., from country rner-
chants and collecting the bills In advance under
promises Of the gift OF gold watch. There Is
no such company in New YORK, and the person
referred 70 (who is probably conducting his cpe'
ratiOns under other names than as given above
ID without doubt a swindler,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06

tracks OF the various roads. II they could only
be allowed 60 haul II Fast tho roads would DO all
right, as there are plenty Of cars, but the east
ern citscs are IN tho same condition. No grain
20 speak Of 10 being received by any % the roads
billed 70 ksnsas City. A dispatch from Aschison
says that ~ noon yesterday the Missouri Pacific
had 500 cars loaded with grain between Omaha
and Atchieon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06

The,e was slight change for the worse In the
oondition OF DR.. Pelerkin last night
The Council Committee ON Eiectric Light win
meet at $50 O'Clock THIS afternoon Ia the coub-
Oh chsmber.
Judges Bond and Hughes presided In the
un,ted states Circuit Court Of Appeals OF yester-
day and heard patent case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
THE SHERIFF'S COUP.
TON HALL, The CONDEMNED
~eSTucKY OUTLAW, REMOVED.
4. secretly spirited Away TO Lynch
hprs for Ssfe-Koerine-The bi"s-orass
s,.h ro,Ied-wise Folks Surprised.
social telegram TO the Disps,ch.l


-, sfoNE Gar. February 6-"Talt )"
mn ras quietly removed from tho jail at
a.. courthouse to-day and taken to
'..csburg for safe-keepiDg. strong
.,3 escorted him from the jail to Nor
y. .hcre he took The train. The authori-
49,. Kent their intention OF making the re-
.r,l , secret for fear Of rescue being
..,,n.ted by bis friends. and but few
.,..Ie Al Wise Courthouse know tonight
~, Hall has been removed from that
village ..-,.,..,, n,.v
ID, race Of his friends will be unbound
,,en they learn Of this com on tho
- .f the sheriff. lie VIII reach Lynch
I.. .b1nt midnight tonight and be kept
~. unil be Is brought back to be
t.,,sd The result Is tho saving OF a
-, eruonse. as the guard that has been
i.rt the Jail has been maintained at a
80 n about 500 per week.
RrfIEF FELL
c...t relief Is ielt here tonight on ac-
'.t1f the removal. as 70 was upon the
80 blood In this town that the authori-
A.. wero manly depending in case OF Sc
nous trouble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
Craig (DemocraD Seated in the House.
IBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.j

WASHINGTON. d. c., February 5.-The
House Committee on Elections to-day de-
cided the FIRST election case which il has con-
sidered, and decided 1t In favor If the contest
ant, craig (DeInocIaD, who had been contrasting
the seat Of Stewart (Republicnnl, from the
Twenty fourth Congressional District OF Pean-
syivania. The vote stood 10 10 3, Messrs. HauGen
and Doan (Republicansl concurring with the
Democrats Of the committee In their finding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
TO RENDEZVOUS HERE.
The New York Baseball Club Also to
Train in Richmond.
fRY telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

by telegraph TO the DESPATCHED
New YORK, February 5.-The first
emphatic movement of the New York
Baseball Club toward getting ready
for the fierce battles on the
diamond during the coming season
was made to-day by Manager Pow
ers. lie told each player to re-
port at Richmond. Va, on March
2Oth, and there 90 into training, whereby
stiff Joints will be limbered and frozen
arms thawed out. The team will stay at
Richmond until March Goth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
Mean temperature. ............
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.


New YoaK. February 5.-There was
marked Improvement in the temper OF the
stock market to-day. and despite the very SIREN
uous efforts OF the bears TO continue the decline
OF yesterday, they were clearly outciassed. and
IN the stocks which attracted attention material
gains we're scored CO the result Of the days ope-
rations. On the other hand there was n 90 real
islng In some stocks, and the bond Market
which has OF Late been steadily tending upward.
yielded to the pressure broughtto bear upon the
Atchlson securities.
ArCHisoN MOST PROMINENT.
The last-named were by all odds the most
prominent feature OF the day, and especially du-
ring the forenoon they had marked effect Tor
evil on the market The Changers were rather
sluggish throughout the day, and Sc. Paul was
pressed for sale 10 some extent, but Louisvilie
and Nashville responded 70 the changed attitude
OF the foreigners, and also TO the DISAPPOINTMENT
OF the bears over Its good chewing OF earnings.
Edison Electric opened up 10 104. but realizing
on the advance, caused by the new combination,
sent IL back again 70 last nights prices, aud The
other specia;ties were quiet and without feature
during the entire day.
THE OPENING ACTIVE AND HIGHER
The general market opened active and higher,
but the realizations In the Atchison securities
aud their material losses developed dropping
tendency In the whole list, and fractional losses
were the rule. Distillers', however, after a de-
cline OF liz per cent, rallied over three cents,
and lifted the rest OF the list slowly, aud when
the movement In the Coalers and Western Union
began everything responded with more cub
stantial gains. The fluctuations In the general
list. however, were Insignificant In almost all
cases. aud the final changes, white generally
advances, were without importance.
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The tlose under the stimulus Of the advance
II the Coacrs, was very active and strong at the
highest points. There we're no declines OF note
and Jersey Central and Delaware and Hudson
each rose 27s per cent; Di-tillers, 2IS; Louis
vile and Nashville, III Reading, la, and
Lsckawanna end Western Union each 1 per
cent. Sales-Listei, 43s,000 shares; unlisted,
5000.
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Evsnind-Exchange quiet but 1rm at 4S6a
4So. Commercial bills. 4SiI4a4S6la. Money
easy nc 1ihal closing offered at p Sub.
Treasury Dalances-Coin, s1l5, 725,000; cur
rency. el2.702,OoO Governments dull but
steady; per cents. il01k. state bonds Gu
tirey neglected
sToCE oU0T kT,ONs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
Dsa'h Of Agent ". n. Hslloweli.

L. 1l telegram 10 tho Dispatchl
u DgsltynLg. Va. February h-Mr. w
a n.s'.oveH aged o. YEAR, died ou,aa .a NJ.
b. t-..e t-oay ~ ] O'clock Of apoplexy. lie
Ne..-.e $50 Ant agent for the Norfolk and
Hos hAiifoad Company befs sinco 1860.
va -l honest ana faithful employee and
''t1 by al, sho knew him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06

Tho brightest bits of news, readable re-
views, charming letters, editorials on
many subjects, society and fashion notes,
and all else properly expected of n live
sunday paper will be found in to-morrow's
ten-page issue of the Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
Instructed for Hill.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. |

HUDsoy, n. Y, February 5.-The Colum-
bia County Democratic Convention was held in
this city to-day. The delegates to the State Con-
yention were instructed 10 vote fJr delegates 10
the National Democi sic Convention 70 favor
David b. Hills nomination for the presidency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
GRAIN AND COTTON excnANe &C

RICHMOND. February 5.--oFrxHfSos- Corn.
100 bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels. Neal. 600
bushels. Mili-ofal. Is tons.
SALks Corn. 700 bushels. Oats 1000 bush
els
QUOTATIONS.
WasAr-Longbsrry. s1a3I.0t. Mixed. 3s.s
sl.O4. shortperfy. soc.aSi.0a No. red.
Si.O3.
CoRx.-whlte, Virginia. 50a52c.; No 2. oec.
No =. tEixosl. 4Sa50c.
flor seed. 65adCe.
HYn--SSa9Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06

request ma IL sheuid kseY his ssss. ths vcts
VA deciaroi' 80 - ouorum belnG prsseu4 ne
speaker declared he House adjourned until To-
morrow e 10 4. n.
me pxnocsAsyo sxATH
HAnTvoap, Cosx., February 6.-Ths Senate
met st r. n. and refused 70 take from we ~
tons appointing EDWARD 8. Sanford. Of New
HAVEN, judge q the superior Court snd Augue-
tus II. Tenn, Of Wlnssed, associate justice o. tns
Accommodated vas received from Governor
Buckley appointing George A. Hcpson. o. wal-
Ilngforl, : member Of the State Board Of Ami
culture for four yoan from July 1, 1871.
minor appointments made during tho recess Of
the Senate In July, 1891. Both commcnica-
tons were laid upon the table, and tho Senate
adjourned until Tuesday next at =. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February 5.-virginia 3s, 73)5a
Northern Central stock, ssh asked Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern lsts, I024 bid; con-
solIds,ed gas bonds, III asked DO. stocks,
49sza4915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06

HAnITQ1D, CONN., FecIunfy A-At ~
o'Slook this morning the House met,
speekor Pateo h tho char. The roll-call On tbe
aasscs sse.sS cay s er Ws'ps, yes,ns
that - Hoasa od1ourn until to-morroy - 1:30
n ~ Ths opookoS declared Ne motion oQt q
ordag. M We&kse appealed, md lhe epqaksI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
i,auid isxstiye Syrup OF Figs under ali
Condition, make il their favorats RENE
n. To Get the true and genuine article
look Tor the name OF the California f'g
Eyrup Ooppsny. printed nesT thc bottom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
Ge.eraI Robir

General Robtnsoa, OF Kentucky. Dead.
Lrxrxoros, Ky., February 5.--General
LANES u. Robinson died here this .aorn-
Ing lie was presidsn Of the Kentucky Asso.
CATION ior twenty years He held The ONCE OF
city treasurer Of Lexington a. the time OF AS
1sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-06
A BANKER's PROTEST.

Chairman Hatch has received q protest
from the New Orleans bankers against the
anti-option bill. The bankers say that if
the bill becomes law it will do immense
damage to the business in cotton and
grain and hog products, reduce SATELLITES
of values, and work great injury. AS
bankers. they consider their risk in ad-
vancing on such property very much less
than was the case prior to the Inaugural
ton of the present method ot doing busi-
ness