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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
A POSSIBLE CABINET CHANGE.
Secretary Noble May Succeed whiteiaw
Reid as Minister to France.
tolo~~o nh N ri a Dapatrh1


WASHINGTON, d. c., February PA ru.
NOR was in circulation at the Capitol to-
dsy that Secretary Noble will succeed Mr..
Wh,telaw Reid as Minister to France when
the latter resigns his commission. The
impression seems TO prevail that Dir. Reid
contemplates abandoning his post, and
it Is said that seG mssCn N sna would
not hesitate TO yield his place IN the
Cabinet for such q billet. In fact, it Ia as
serted that Secretary Noble Is thoroughly
disenchanted with bis present ofice, and
has with difficulty been prevailed upon to
retain his portfolio. In the event OF Sec
rotary Mobiles resignation it is predicted
that Land commissions Carter would sue
Judge Carter represented Montana in the
last Congress. He is q warm personal
friend of the Presidents and is endorsed
by the Northwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


lRepor.ed for the Dipsstch.l
FgBRuAxY 24.--Revenus collections to-day T;
Ciears sad cigarettes. tb,3l0.30, tobacco,
az .e07. 5s--sotal. s7,517.03.
Private sales: Filters, IS; cutserh u dayks,
4: smokers, !; wrappe1 l--sosa'' ~ hogs"
heads.
Loose sales: shockos sold lc-day I7,ioo
pounds highest price, Gil. CrsushAw sold
26,ss0 pounds; highest price, Ola
Buyers dropped % towards the isttes part o.
sales to-day end pric05 we're 10 conoequeucs
much lower than other >nl8s.
Il u the duty Of bdyeys 70 snemaolyee and %
our market 20 gtse thcIr Attention - saiee daty,
ana aii through tho breaks. This y ne oQyees
advantAge, aud the Iasrkses suppors, snd qus
There sFs conf etsnt brokers who can atssnd
aalsa TOR thoeo whose business keeps s4em -
the of1co a great many bright tpbecnoe were
taken IN By planters to-day dus " iele sStee 4
large number OF t0baoro men attended US mer'
PsSi's church y Nias bSisis bean. sau6atss =
81. Graham. editor Of the psnvll1e 7bsessl
xo1syy0s. Was on the braakp to-d<y.
The sales credited thockoo vece4oQeo y -
terday's report should hAye oeen cfengeex1
vaxehousA where the ia1>eR v<lceo veeo 2o4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
A New jail for Berryviiis-Personai.
TCorrespopdence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

BERRyyILLE, Va, February "a short
time ego committee from the Board OF
supervisors was appointed to procure plans and
specifications preparatory 70 the building OF
new county Jan 10 cost about $4,000. The COM
ipittce, composed OF Nessrs. q. w. Levi, Pro-
vince Mccormick and Charles T. Jones, prompt
ly exc ,uted the work assigned 10 y, and active
preparations are now being made Tor the cree.
lion of two~story building, which Is 70 DO OF
brick. laid In cement and OF the latest approved
pattern, with modern sanitary arrangements.
Mr. Vincent Parshall, who was Recently re-
ported as seriously injured is out OF danger and
ON the road 20 recovery Hts son, DR.. James
Parshali, has returned 10 uniontown, Pa, TO re-
sumo his practice.
Miss l.. Estelle Casileman, OF Customary
Ferry, Is visiting relatives In Washington, ID. ..
Mrs. A. Moore, DR., has gone 70 New Orleans On
account Of her health, and will return IN abous
month
Mrs. P. j. Anieck left yesterday to visit rela-
tyes IN Alcxsndris. Her son Robert aoconpa-
MED her and returned to-day.
Mr.. q. W. Atkinson returned this evening from
o visit 10 friends IN Hagerstown. Nd.
Mr.. J. William Luke returned to-day from
Woodstock, whore he had visited his wife, who
win remain at her old homo in that place for
few weeks
MIA Alice Anderson, OF Washington, d. c., 10
visiting her brother, Mr.. 5. 5. Thomas, near this
place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
CHARTER ~, "pMsNrs WANTED.
An Official tetLs. Aiexandria's Repre-
septa,ives--WculdN Ut Raise Salaries.

septa,ives--Would n, Raise Salaries.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispntch.I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 2.--The City
Council last night united in q letter to
Senator Mushbach aud Delegate Bend
helm in support of amendments to the
charter of Alexandria. giving the mayor
power to remove policemen who fail in
their duty. and authorizing her City Coun.
ell to consolidate. abolish. or create off,
GERS under her corporation. A bill for the
former purpose has been introduced into
the General Assembly and 1t is expected
that an amendment will be made to effect
the latter purpose. The City Council has
declined to increase TO $500 per annum the
salary Of her city treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Virginia to Maryland as to Fishing.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, February 4.-Secre-
tary-ot-State Lecompte has received a
Communication from the State Of Virginia In re-
iation to the proposed conference for law 70
regulate fishing In the Potomac and Pocomoke
rivers. Virginia regrets that the limited time
yet remaining 20 her Legislature viii prevent
the meeting, 81. suggests the appointment Of .
Joint committee to meet during the recess and
submit proposition TO the next legislatures OF
q ha mo efafez
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Notes from the Warm Springs.

WARM SPRINGS, Va, February 2s.-Dr.
Henry Gilmer, resident physician ct the
Healiag Springs, Is reported as having boon
paralyzed. DIR. Gilmer Is a very old man and
has had an enviable reputation as doctor ~ his
younger days- lie Is brother OF DIR. q. X. 0itmer,
who Is 80 well known In Richmond.
Thomas j. Glover, tho manager Of the warm
Springs Hotel. IL here for few days looking
alter his property.
Nr. William d. MoAiister left yesterday for
busness visits 10 Rich mond and Washington.
Mr.. Thomas DFg -, most respected cisixon,
Hes dangerously iii at his homo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
salem's Bonds Disposed of.

" wv 71E7
WINSTON, \. g.. February 2i.-The au-
thonties OF Salem have disposed of their
tll-a sues essiully, the entire 100000 being
th by The Baltimore Trust and Guarantee
company. netting the sum Of s50,0s7.o0.
T.. l. y les, prominent citizen o. 1yro Shops,
la'ilton unity. died o. pneumonia to-day, In
ihe aOih year OF his age.
=, Kew. pr. J. G. BroIghlon, the new pastor OF
pieai-street c0urch, arrived q 4, afternoon, and
WI enter OF once upon his duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
scotland Neck at the Fair.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NKck, \. c.. February 2l.-An
excursion was ruu from this place TO New
bern. About ( rty-hvo persons went from Scot
lana Neck and quito n number hon Hobgood.
The Scotland Mock COtton-Miiis have very
One exhibit Of hosiery III the Newbern Fish,
Game, and oyster Fair, aud the display II at
iiacing much attention.
NJ Josiah Walston, an eyed and highly
respected citizen, died here last night. lie was
20 years old.
Mis- Fannie Kitchea has returned from a visit
T. Petersburg.
Nr W. A. Dunn went 10 Clinton yesterday.
Mrs.. W. C. Alenis visiting her mother at Pam
tao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Daughters of the American Revelation.
lisy telegraph 70 the Daspasoh.l

WAsHu0rox, February A. paufh'
ters Of the American Revolution to-day
elected Mn, ls, nS os-prcsiSsni.
s 80 nresidins: sjso the lollowing Woo.
f frusicsnls sasrsL Nh. Z q. Alexander NJ
Admiral Lee Niss Dsshs nrs es e;sn 4 ";
aresly. Ma q Brown SSoSs sssn; vics1PrsSs.
s ~saS IL charge 81 csSsailstioo. En 9; y:
Bcynton kscording 6eeIstaries, - . S,s
sursr-6snsFsL Mr. ksFssa,n ~. ssD1 sna r
aovsrd Cisrie; Histonsn-1 General Nm :: +
iocrvooi Surgeon General hisa cara nsss
scn; Chspiain-dsnsFsl MA Fnnis = hsmnn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Tine An.i-co.l-peal Presest.

HAnnrspuso. Pa, February IS. Attorney.
General HenIel has notified President
Mcleod, Of the Philadelphia and Heading road,
that Complaint has boen made By T. v. Pow
Derry, Of the Knights Of Labor. and Yice-P rest-
dent tsssstt, Of the Pennsylvania Central, that
the recent absorption BY the Reading Company
the Constitution Of the Btate Of Pennsylvania.
Tho hearing upon these complaints haa bseii s1'
pointed 20 b held IN the euprame-Cour cham
bers, 81 Harrisburg, Thursday, March "a. fhe
of1cors OF the LGhigh valley and Nov Jersey
Central roads and MossrB Cassatt and Powderiy
have resolved similar nc1iacation-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

Z: s: :, y 8: s. 50 so; 3 s::::
prscsdine the kiIihes 80 yene q Au1eI -
Qqesf, who sa&d ~ WANTED % ~ so4e,Q ~
koss 70 ten Frs6a good-byA Aitce deaKlZ loyed
Frods syen after they gus nPsekues 49,
terms a affection. other members u ~
Johnson f.mIiy vsrs s5s,ninee. ssd ne eoer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
The Weldon Episcopalians.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
WuDov. n. c., February 24.-The young
people 81 the Town gave delightful en-
tefisinment az Literary Hall last night. The
sfors acquitted themselves with much credit.
A. oyster-supf o. was served after the perform
tnce. The net receT q were over $40, which
vii he given for Improvements OF the kpiscopal
church
mission was commenced az Grace Episcopal
church here to-nlgn. 70 last eight daya- The
sermon tonight was by Rev. Mr.. Wingate, of
ool9eb0fo. Rev. George II. Hebbard, OF Tar
bro, g. also expected 10 assist during the mis-
my aifruh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. BARBER.
The Family of Mr.. Crowder Made Sick by
n Poisoned Cake.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARnynLE, Va. February 24.-Mrs.
Wright Barber died suddenly to-day of
heart disease. She was O most estimable
woman and greatly beloved by a wide
circl. of acquantances.
The entire family of Mr.. Thomas Crow
der, including himself, was poisoned yes
terday by eating cake in which arsenic
was used instead of cream Of tartar. The
mistake was made by country store clerk.
who dispensed the poisonous powder for
all partook too sparingly of the sweetened
bread TO cause fatal results. and apart
from being made very sick were lnharm-
cd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which lsdiss may ne The California.
liquid laxative Syrup o! figs upder I'll
conditions make Il thel{ fav0E.te tepe-
dv 70 81 the true e2d e&n'SI3|ne a 3 Is
STRIP q .spe oepgs's, pslassd essE ~ eaeaen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

PRANK d HILL q CO. ~ y. ~. msss
rtory oriok dwelling No. 900. ccrnsf soo'h
and Cary streets
cHeWxIgG ROSE, 2. NJ, ts Ct shrs:
acres and dwelling "a tho Sms-""s
near city iiinit1.
soods. nuts, candy, fruits, &c, Sos. 10 ana u
south Thirteenth street
VALENTINE, 1880 A NJ hoasehoIa TUT
nituro ct 5io north Fifth street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
NORTH cARollNAAT ST. LOUIS. s.
The Delegation Opposed Woman Suffrage
and the Third or other Party.

and the Third or Other Party.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
RiIEIoH. n. O.. February ga private
telegram received here tonight from an
Alliance leader gives the following news
regarding the st. Louis convention: A
conference of the labor organizations is
vrangling over the woman's suffrage ques-
ton. and will most likely pass 1t. The
Committee on Platform LETT 1t in, but fe-
male delegate bolted the action OF the
committee. The North Carolina delegs-
has opposed any action lending the ALI
Gnco TO any political party. Information
taai the delegates from this State would
oppose the third party was given your cor
respondent last week by the head OF the
Alliance in North Carolina. as the moder-
a,e element prevailed. and to-nights news
confirms what was predicted and promised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. February "a oyYBBfsos-w Wheat,
1874 bushels. Corn. 2,65S bushels. Oats, 2,69d
bushels. Rye, 80 bushels.
els. Oats. 1900 bushela Rye, 80 buAbois.
QUOTATIONS
wHHAr-ionRbsrry ei.04sel.07. Mixed.
slasL0g. shortcerry. 93c seLod No red,
Uosx.-White. Virginia, 4es50c, No 2. Doc.
't oif1--Noz =. ssJ{sS7Iie No ., sSAssa Win.
ter Tor seedi, 03AbSc.
nYE.--SSaHDc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
DEAD BODY FOUND AT CITY POINT.
Nearly Destroyed by Dogs or Buzzards-
Foul Play Suspected.

Foul Play Suspected.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CRY POINT. Va, February 24.-The re-
mains of a young man were found here
this afternoon by colored man. The
body had been entirely destroyed by buz.
yards or dogs. The clothing consisted OF
nice button shoes NO. g., brown cloth
pants. blue coat and vest, brown derby
hat, and light drab checked oyereoat |;
also, dagger gold scarf-pin and linked
chain cuf-huttons. The skull of the up-
fortunate man had hole knocked through
it and several bones Of the body were
vailing opinion. An inquest will be held
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

MuLsoso' Dxpor. Va, February 2l.--Mr.
]. q. Thweatt, the Western Union Tee.
an expiosion Of dynamite st Lowmoor, diod THIS
mornins Il O'Clock. uts remains VIII - ssnt
70 his nome, Ia Dlpwiddis coopty,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
psrsonsls fram wsst Point.

Correspondence Of me Richmond pispatch-l
Wxsr porxr, Va, February 24.--4r. r.
M. Phillips, OF Laurel, Del, who has boon
visiting friends In West Point, returned home
to-n.gat.
Mr.. L. 8. cottrsil Of West Point. vas near La
Rev. DIR. fsBerty viii lecture Al West Point TO-
morrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

Mnp.zA Tmn:. IsesnSe5y !. sc-n;ns
Criminal Cent wss exe re ~ - sroessdsss
!; !! -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
AFLUVANNA FARMER GONE.
Surning Of school House--popuiarity OF
the New Postmaster.

burning OF n school Houae-vopu1arlty OF
the New Postmaster.
Coresoondcncs OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
SooTTsyIIE, February 24.-News was re-
eeyei here to-day that Mr.. Cornelius
MIA, well-kuown aud prominent farmer
living near Central Plains. Fluvanna coun-
w. ded OF his home on yesterday OF drop
o. He bad been IN delicate health year
or two tie was about 65 years OF age.
The school-house OF Sneed's store, four
mAe5 east Of Charlottesville. was DESTROY
ei oy FIRE last sunday night. The school
vas taught by Miss Bessie Staples, Of this
place
The news today from Washington. as
lnohshed IN the DISPATCH. that MIR. j. L.
n4oii had been appointed postmaster OF
lhls place IN place OF his lamented father,
gives universal satisfaction to our citizens.
PERSONAL.
Rev. 0. Littleton. presiding elder of this
district. who hgg been holding quarterly
meeting at the Methodist church here.
preached on able discourse al that church
az hight 70 large audience.
News from PALMYRA, Fluyanna. states
YEA Hon. A, A. GRAY, who has been con-
t,ed 10 bis room tor several months with
song aud tedious spell o. sickness, Is now
.ONii recovering. but not strong enough
" 1t'ecd regularly at his iaw-ofice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Fatal Fire in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd. February N.-During
Are to-day at the corner OF Baltimore and Eutaw
streets Leon Tsinert. a fireman, was killed An
other fireman named Miller was very seriously
injured. Tho damage by the Ore Is estimated to
ha am 00O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
a Maryland Senator Dead.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp., February A.-Senator
Joseph Francis Talbot, of Calvert county, who
has been III here for some time past died at
twenty minutes past ~ this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

OLD Timcs.
We have tried that old Virginia Whiskey
mentioned by Mr. Julien Bnford, 1906 east
Main street. and IL reminds US OK the old
whiskey we used to get before the war.
Price is low for such a superior criticize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

= NEW YORK, February A.--The STOCK mar
ket to-day subsided into real old-fashioned duh
ness, and with few exceptions the whole itss vas
traded In within tho narrowess limiss, priees for
the most part showing no decided tendency In
either direction.
THE OPENING LowsR.
The opening Of the market this morning re-
Elected the iower London ngurcs and the selling
general list stifened up Immediately despite the
substantial drop in Lackawanns 70 1904. Inc
upward movement, however, reached no more
than fractions, and the nsrkes then dropped
into the most Intense dulness, the equal OF
which has not been seen since Last summer.
Liquidatons were more and more numerous.
however, - the day wore along, and these sales
dnally induced further selling Tor the rhort ac-
count which vas specially 7" n cs sass
reaching 7a}s after selling 81 i6A- Great &C.
tivity prevailed for the time being In 81. Paul
and Northern Pacin, preferred, while nc
amount Of business dorse IA the rect Of the Mss
pressure, and the lowest prices OF the day we're
reached In almost cvery case.
THE cLoss ACTIVE AND wsAE.
No rally occurred. although there was evi-
dence OF considerable covering IN sre last tew
minutes, and the market cloecd active and
final chanpes are all Losses, but generally for
small amounts, while Chicago Gas lost ~,
Lackawanns, Northern Pscinc preferred, and
Reading each IA; Union Pacific ~, and Hook
Island st. Paul. Louisville and Nashville, Mis-
souri Pacific, and Wheeling aud Lake krio pre-
ferred each per cent. The salcs OF listed stocks
aggregated 49,, 900 shares; OF unlisted. 1000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersntng.--Exchange Quiet ana steady at xsUIfa
asa. Commercial bills, 4Shs457. Money easy
nc itSsx: closing offered at z. sub-Trea-
sury palances-l,oin. eil3,940,000 currency,
Sls.5:,4, 400. Governments dull ana easier ;
A per cents. lie, State bonds neglected.
arorr auorA rr0en
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

FLoun. We q1oss: slus, e4as< Is; supsenne.
e46oss4.75; esEs. IS; family s1.25asS.So;
patent family, 35-75sod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
MARrNE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT0F RICHMOND. FGBHUAAr "a 1891
SAILED
steamer Arisi. Dsyo, Norfolk, nsr;ns,fl~
aud passengers; l. B. Tstun. vice-presidsnI
PORTOF NEWPORT y Ews, Fzs "a. 1897
[5y telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Old Dominion. Richmond
SAILED.
Steamship Sydonhafn, fawe.
Steamship Salamanca. New forK.
steamship Old Dominion, New YORK
YORTOy WEST POINT. FKsEuAkr2l issa
lI3y telegraph
Steamship Dapvillc. Murphy. Baiuiacrs' psS
sengors and general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Dsnvills. Murphy, Baltimore. pas'
sengcrs and general csr4s
MEMORANDA.
NEW Yogx, February 24.-Arri.ed nslsscs
liverpool Arrived out; sssie. New iofA "'
Bremoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Baltimore Items.


BALTIMORE. February 23-Jacob II. Sta
delman, assignee Of several firms, to-day
filed la the Circuit Court petition against the
Wenstrom Consolidated and Dynamo Company
In the case brought by Enoch Pratt, Robert
Rennert. u. u, Hutton, and otoers y may %
remem bered that John K Semmes and y. How
ard Hsman wero appointed receivers for the
company last fall, and the debts OF the concern
are being wound up. Tho firms whom Sfadei-
man represents ere !udsment crsa ~, o. tne
TO be declared. They allege that 700 share.
Of treasury stock Of par value OF
900 were given TO Enoch Pratt, Robert
heunert- Ferdinand {. Lstrobe, hninu E JACK:
Dwight ID. Mallory. several Of sac directors. o.
tho rate OF ol0 per share, and $500 more shares
ut ESQ each toother different subscripcrs. They
therefore ask the ccmt to collect from the seye-
raj shareholders the amounts which they al
lege are stfi due 90 these shares. An fder OF
court vas s'gre BY Judge Phelps requiring the
d ,fendants 10 show cause before March 10th why
the order should not issue.
rHE FRArEgxAt CIRCLE
Seven answers 70 the applications TOR the APP
Pertinent OF receivers for the American frater.
nel Circle were nled today Ia the two circuit
courts. The Defendants deny that they agreed
70 pay the plaintiTfs $500 at the end Of three or
1900 d. tbs end Of nve year, iroa. we aaIs o
yea - from that date. They admit that the copy
IL the constitution ind bylaws nied ~ en- OK.
hibit Is CODY OF the document ~ 10 extsfcd up
70 February "a, bat thay say that certain sulouds
menss wefc made and thai the cxhlbis " NOT =
true c)py Of the constitution - y now exists ~
d denied that these amendments wore adopted
70 sarve sny rcrsonAl purpose Of tie onicorA
Tue chsrgs that tho o1zcers held al the low
numbered cortidcatees and thus SooAd % she
nrsf 70 draw money 10 declared untruc- A dcnini
Is made Of she chsrIe snss the ocucers hsve said
that The orfer v unable 20 pa. q THIS
timo u,oro than two tonths OF 10 oDllgeftone.
Thoy sro confident that u fhs order - allowed
70 remain under ttelr chsrge v'u - ffses
Succsaa, Tbs charge that ne ofloasn 80 draw
IND largo saiariee b mst With .lD oGlcen are
noS drSutne eny eeloylae. exceps encn - ere
sifo9o1hee roasouah1oH In Ne nu Gieo ~
0roSon u Dennis e Ees CHARGED tnel ne cf1ae
~ ( arsas del q mnney n Ne Nt1Aqlson feih
ne. M aaoVof admits that eheRe ves On Do
poo1n s. Ne bspk - ~ une @ We m1Lnre
1ko13 ~ 900. Is y Admitted tnns - 49,.
nn1 = - epp1o - go Member w maoe sos
s Sc -, Y ~ ~ y 49, ss:ss
. r } :'' +; :; !; +; ;sis;s |: & q: g
Z :. : :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS


fBy Telegraph 70 ne Dlspa>ahl
e1 wAszuorox. D. G.. February ~
| riIn Forecast for Virginia and North
-" Carolina for twsnty-four hoass--
from midnight 10 midnight: Fair
in the interior: light rains on the COST |;
northeast to southeast winds; sliahtly
warmer probably warmer and fAif Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

TUE wRArHxa IN RrcENoxD Yssrx1DAr
was cloudy with light rains In the after
noon and night. At midnight. the skies
were clear.
Range Of the Thermometer at the froat-