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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
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DAVIS.-Died. at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. J. II. Payne, 2l5 south
Pine street, Monday morning, March q,
Mrs. MARGARET ANN DAVIS, beloved
wife Of }. p DAVIS.
The funeral will take place at Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church THIS ues-
day) AFTERNOON at B o'clock. Friends
and acquaintance Of the family are re-
quested'to attend.
GRAVTS.-Died March 20, 1892. ct the
residence If bis brother. II. W. Graves, NO.
252O Venable street, GEORGE W. GRAVES.
III the 3lst year o. MS age.
Dear GFoHGg, thou hast left Us;
Your Master bld yOu come.
BY the grace OF God we'll meet you
When our tolls OF life are done.
Funeral at East-End Baptist cnurch To-
DAY 22d instant at 2 20 O'Clock. friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
JONES. Died March 20, 1922, at the
residence OF her son. l.. >. Jones, 2sl6 n
street. Mrs. Macy JONES. after long
and painful il.ness.
She leaves SIX children-hye sons and one
daughter--to mourn their loss.
Funeral TO-DAY (luesday) ut II o'clock
A.. NJ. from demonstration Methodist
church. No flower.
IlVESAY. Died, OF sWhooping-cOuEh,
March 20. 1892, q; i:45 A. 81. MABEL glR-
GINA. little daughter OF John i. and
Mamle J.. igcsay; aged 2 years and 8
months. .,,,,,,.,,,-,,.,,,
Funeral at $3.50 TUESDAY AFTERNOON
from the residence. 55K5 Iwenty-hfth
| street.
STORRS.- Died. March q, 1892, at $40
p. ~, at her residence. No. 7O3 Gin r
street, Mrs. LOCY A. S1ORhS. wife OF W.
i'll. Storrs and sister Of W. II. james. IN the
18th year Of her age.
She leaves husband. two sisters, and
| two brothers TO mourn their loss.
Funeral notice hereafter.
TYLER. Died. in New York city. Of
scarlet-iever, Friday. March 18th, GAR.
DINER TYLER. son of j. Alexander and
Sarah Gardiner Tyler, III the l4th year OF
/ his sgc.
Virginia papers please copy.
YARRINGTON.-Died. OF pneumonia
al $3.50 A. a., March Il. 1882, at Az west
| Franklin street. SARAH T., wife OF u. "
| harrington, in the 6sth year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
OUR Nexr.pooa NeIeHsoR.
Many Ncwsy Notes Collected In the CITY
of Mancbester Yesterday.

Miss Bessie E. Bouldin, of Danyille, who
has been visiting in richmond, II now
sfopping with Miss Matte Ford. on Porter
street.
Tho CITY School Board meets in regular session
in the Council chamber tonight ~,
An adjourned meeting OF Inc tity Sounch VIII
M. q. d. Farmer. Of Chesterfield, has been
detained at bone several days In consequences Oh
sickness.
Mr.. John Perry continues seriously indisposeo
at his residence. on Twelfth street,
After the sermon at Balnbridge-street Baptis.
church Sunday night the ordinance OF pap'ish
was administered 70 four can1,dates-
Master-M ochnnic Thomas W. Scntry mas tc-
turned from an inspection OF the North Carolina
shops OF the Danville system.
One person was baptized at the Meade Memo
rial church Sunday night. Inc pastor. hev' D.
j. Clopton, preached bOtn morning and night.
Rev. w. g. Vaden addressed the meeting ~
Leader Hal Sunday Afternoon under tue
auspices OF the Railroad Branch oil the ioung
Mems Christian Association.
A number OF prominent gentlemen are orgsr
nizing a Democratic club in this city. Already
over hundred names have been secured, anu
they will organize in a few days.
Mr. Peter Tan, Of the Confederate soldiers
Home, was In the city yesterday. lie came over
to visit Mr.. L. b. Howle, with whom he served In
the Confederate navy.
Rev. T. 4. Dadmun, the pastor. preached AZ
West-End Methodist church sunday at ii O'Clock
A. NJ. n.
his theme was prevailing Prayer while az
night his subject was "Tne GIT Of the Spirit Tor
Service
Dr. Paul Whitehead. presicing elder. preached
at the Central Methodist church sunday morn
ing from the the text: "And tho Disciples We're
Filled with JOY and the Holy Ghost Miss lda
Robinson. leader OF the choir, sang solo when
was greatly enjoyed by the large assembage:
At night the pastor. Rev. w. Z. Walden, preached
% "A large congregation. -.
AZ the military concert next Thursday nigh'
In Leader Hall Mr. Polk Miller. OF RicnInoud'
viii read selections from Dr. Tom Page
writings. The Miller brothers VIII take part IN
the concert, as will the HOwiizer Club, under
the leadership Of Mr.. Tom starke. OF Richmond:
Master Mortimer Robinson. OF this city, ana
others viii assist in the entertainment
Jim Reeves and Henry Hunter tho two ne
groes VINO were arrested by Onicer Moles last
week on a charge % stealing lot OF clothing,
were before the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing. Since their arrest the police have baen
trying 20 ascertain the owner OF tho goods, Dul
without avail. The Mayor accordingly gave the
negroes half an hour 90 leave the city.
The case OF Charles 1imberlake (colored),
charged with stealing wheel from Co1's black
smith shop. was continued in order to secnre
other witnesses.
There were several unimportant casee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
ARCHBISHOP CLANCY SAID MASS.
Anniversary of Potomac Lodge of odd
FeIlcws-Alexandria's State Taxes.

Anniversary OF POtOn4Hc Louge OF ouu-
FeIlcws-Alexandria's State Taxes.
ICorrespondonce OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
ALEXANDRIA, Va. March Il. Archbishop
Clancy. Of the province Of Kingston, ont,
who. with his Yicnr-general, Rev. FATHER
Gantiere. are guests OF Rev. Father Cutter,
at St. Mary's rectOry, said low mass IN
st. Marvis church yesterday morning.
Rev. Father Chester celebrated the mass
at II O'clock.
Father Gantiere attended the mission at
Falls church ia the place of Father cutler:
The reverend gentlemen Will be guests OF
Father Cutler for about week, the Arch-
bishop being here for lis health
The ffty-third anniversary OF Potomac
Lodge, No 49, of Odd-Feliows TOOK place
IN their hall, on Columbus street. tonight.
Addresses on the growth and hfe OF the
lodge were delivered, and beauUiul nu-
steal programme rendered bY talent from
Tins CITY and from Washington.
on Saturday last Clerk Young. OF Alex
andria county, sent 70 the State AudltOI
at Richmond S5j5.7j. the total amount
collected by him for state taxes on deeds,
Nc. recorded IN his office during the SIX
months ending on the lst OF TINS month.
The spring term of the Circuit Court LOT
| this city-Judge James Keith opened tins
morning. The application OF Mrs; smith
| Tor an Injunction 10 restrain the MlGlahu
\ railroad IRON running It's trains on Wilkes
| street will be heard at this term. Inc at
torneys In the case are busy preparing
papers for the hearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
WHIPPED BY DISGUISED MEN.
A Farmers Cooperative College Sold
The Suit Against w. w. Holden.

lcVcSihl btlfsfhll 70 mo Dtoboes.l
RALEIoH, N. G., March 21.-A special
states that near Rialto, Chatham codnty,
last night band of disguised men broke
INTO the house of jay Atwater a worthy
negro, blindfolded him. tied bis hands
behind him and brutally whipped and
otherwise terribly maltreated him, all be-
cause he is a witness i'll law suit between
two white men. The intention was TO
force him to leave and so prevent him
from giving evidence. The men who CON-
mitted the crime ara known and to-day
warrants for them were issued.
NOT SUCCESS.
The farmers established at Morehead
City a cooperative college. IL does not ap-
pear to have been q successful venture. as
news was received to-day that 1t would
change hands, and that the new owners
will put up more buildings and equip them
for work.
Mr.. Silas McBee. of the faculty of the
University Of the South. Suwanee, Tenn,
is here. and yesterday made two addresses
in behalf of that institution.
TURNER vs.. HOLDEN.
The sheriff. clerk OF Superior Court and
register of deeds of this county left to-day
for Hillsboro'. TO appear as witnesses IN the
suit by JOSIAH Turner against the late w.
W. Holden. This ls the suit tor damages
for the imprisonment OF turner by Holden
in 1870. The suit WAS first brought about
sixteen years ago. and then judgment tor
81 900 was obtained. Later there were va
rious suits, and then attempts were made
to levy on the late Ex-Governor Holden's
property here. The case now up at Orange
Superior Court hinges on the transfer OF
some property.
In the item about the quantity of COM
mercial fertilizers received here during
February and March last year the figures
given were Leo tons. against 400 tons for
those months this year. The fa ling OF Is
so great as 10 attract much attention. The
old way of supplying fertilizers to farmers
is past. The big days in that business are
at an end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Notes from CharIottesville.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DiSpaeon'J
CRARLorTIsyILLE, VA, March 2l.-Nrs'
n r Ecnt VINO died suddenly at the RESI-
donce CI her husband near North Garden, this
county. Saturday morning, was buried at mo
nome Of ner father. Mir. Dabney carr yestor.
dav afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Savage conducting
Inc funeral service. Her husband, brother
of the late ". X. Kent, ~ this place. ana Two
little children survive her. She was about thirty
i've years OF age. A., o., bio
Nh. Isaac T. Coles. OF this county, died ~ ms
residence. Green Mountain homestead ycster,
day. I'm tho 72d year Of his age. Inc iunerai
to5a place to-day at o'clock.
Mr. Osborn and Mrs. Crawford are the guests
Of Nr. Joseph L. TompSina, OF New brunswick,
Con al his winter residence. Daccombs," near
the university.
Mr. Charles 4. Rowdon has returned TO Cher-
lottesvilie after weeks visit TO his parents IN
Lancaster, Pa. ,,..,,, T.,
Mr.. Gilbert LOland has accepted clefkshlp
I'm the toet-Ofilce Uice Mr. y. NJ. III, resigned.
Thc Rev. William Dinwiddie' d. d., OF Vo'os-
me Inofning at the Presbyterian chapel IN the
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

Nyw YORK. March 21.-Cotton quiet; mid
ling uplands, q l3-64d.; midlding Orleans,
? -itId.: sales, 200 bates Total receipts, all
nor,s. 1916 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
pao5 males: 70 france, 2,l65 bales 20 tho
Continent. 2,S3s bales: stock, 113,757 bales
soattern lour DUH aud weak; gccd tocnolce do,
sS-Tbas5 Whoet unsettled, weaker and duh !;
No. 2 red. 0Sixc- IN store and elevator; slOtesa
-, o.,lx aroat OPTIONS closed weak az l4a1-c.
unser satureay: No. 9 red. March, 973ac.; May,
es,.c- July, o.r4c. Corn nrmcr with tar
trnalins: No. y 4da48isc. IN elevator; 4Ia
x7lsc. asioat. Options closed weak at l4c: up
oatsoSpct frlner and quiet, options dull
ana easier; March, 3Ac.; May, 34e. spot No.
D 34lS x35iSc.: mixed western. 31a3S1Ec. Coz
fss-Outsons closed frm and 5a13c. up; Narsn,
SIasossla-s5; Septemeer gla.4osslS.ss
s<snisrd A. A3xa4I<c.; cut loaf. 1a5tkc. pow
dsIeds l5AssA g r ss s sesss NO 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
NEW HOTEL FOR CHAPEL HILL.
sanatarium for Northern invaiids-Pop
Tate Training the Is. Ii. Team.

fCorrospondenceo OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHAPEL HILL, March 19.-After chapel
exercises this morning President Winston
Announced 10 the students the death OF
'Iudce ]. A. Gilmer, at Greensboro. and
spoke in eulogistic terms OF his lie ana
public services.
". j. Peckham, attorney at law. OF New
York city. has bought the hotel property
on the border of the campus, now used oy
Prietor Watson as hostelry, paying ior
II -. 500. Mr.. Peckham has guaranteed 20
tear il down end build a $4,000 hotel on
the site. He bought the property forr, I,
northern company, who intend to 6uild
tbe hotel as sanatarium for invallds to
he sent here to escape the severity oil
northern winters. Several physicians arr
members OF the company, which has bound
itself TO complete the work IN eighteen
months. hi. =.
here training the University nine.
TWENTY-FIVE delegates from the Univer
sity Young Mems Christian Association
viii attend the approaching Young Mems
Christian Association Convention II
Greensboro from March 9th to 25th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
RUFFlANlSM IN NeWBsRN.
A Disabled Schooner Towed Into Fort by
Revenue Cutter.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

Special telegram 10 inc Dlspach.l
NEwpERY, n. c.. March 2l,-Saturday
mint Mrs Schultz was assaulted on the
street bv a ruffian, who was frightened oil
by the approach of young man who hap
pcned to be passing and rushed to her
rescue. The villain mad choked her Sc
yerely and buried her in the ditch when
compelled to fee. Sunday night two
colored women were similarly assalled,
and one had her ear badly bitten by the
6end. She recognized her assailant. and
To-day William Jones (colored) was arrest
ed aud brought before Justice Street, who,
after herring the evidence, turned nm
over 10 CONT in the sum of $500 justified
bond. Failing to give the bail. he was sent
tn mil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Attemptea WIfe.PoisonIng.

BrIsroi. IEvS., March 2l.-A case OF at
tempted wife, poisoning has Just come 70
,irot Saturday night while Mrs. Mnrgaret
Fnrcson. q popular Gtess-maEer oil the CITY, whs
n,s- attending 30 some business her husband ior
some cause or oiher poured @ conhoerapio
a,oo,,pt Of uuriatic acid into the conee-pO'.
V,1,,.,, she retutD "A she soon finished cooking
suooer ana sat aOwn with other nombers OF tho
family 10 eat. Sho took "a sip OF cohee, anu III
"A moment her tongue was IN burning pists ,,l',
a., .srau,nation the acid was found. The couee
was fuu of ii. The wretch had by acoldcn
,'erred some on the sewing-machine. Inc OH
rers we've not notified til to-day, ana ihey nave
moi arrested him yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
DISSATISFIED WITH THE CHAMBER.
The Grounds and Buildings Coomittes
Want It Larger ami with Gallery.

The Grounds and Buildings Committee
are now agitsting the question whether OK
not the room in the new City haii wnich IS
to be fitted NJ for the Councu cnsmoef
will be well adapted for the convenience OF
the bodies 10 occupy II. At the meeting OF
the committee last evening consideraple
discussion was INDUCED IN as TO the gene
raj interior arrangement OF the apartment.
Messrs. Turpin and Ferguson thougnt .ne
proposed Council cbamoer was entirely 700
small. Mr.. Hardwick offered resolution
requesting the City Engineer to look care
fully into the expediency OF removing ing
four iron pillars that are IN the centre OK
the chamber. and Mr.. FERGUSON onered
an amendment which provided that the
Engineer be also instructed to lnvestlgate
the feasibility of the erection or Visitors
gallery and OF enlarging the chamber.
Both the amendment and the resolution
were adopted, and the City Engineer Is
expected TO make report upon the mat
ter two weeks hence. :,
The regular bills and pay-rolls were ap,,
proved and number OF names were iisseu
for work on the new City Hall.
Propositions for furnishing the ruooie-
stones for the boiler-rooms at the nall were
opened. Mr.. James Netherwood offered TO
do the work and furnish the stone at cost
which was slightly less than would have
to be expended under the "day-labor "
plan.
On motion. the contract 10 furnish the
stone was awarded to Messrs. Middendorf
and Donald. and the work Will be done by
laV-lahorn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
THE RICHMOND D1spArcH--rUEsDAY, MARCH %, 1892

representative Alliance mnn or more from eacn
county in the state. AZ your next county meet
meat in conference with me. Elect your best
ana truest member, and empower him 70 acs
upon his best Judgment for yon Ia Representa-
tive capacity on any matter that may come up
for the good Of the Organization ana inc cause VI
reform" T..
II is very significant that this conference -
called one day before the meeting OF tbs Demo
cratic State Convention here. Notice u also
given to-day by Butler that he accepts the invi-
tation 10 meet W. ". Robins, the Democratic
speaker, at Statesville April 9TH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
UNDER FALSE PReTENCES.
4 Young Nan from Madison County, n.
G., Arrested and Jailed--SnOwing.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispntch.l
DANvuLr. Va. March IA young man
from Western North Carolina was arrested
here to-day charged with obtaining money
under false pretences. He first went TO
Banner Warehouse. where he gave the
name of 4 Mitchell. and said that he had
shipped some tobacco in that name and
wanted 20 get a small advancement on It,.
There was a package OF tobacco III the
warehouse from L. Mitchell, but the
warehouse-man suspected something
wrong and did not advance the money.
The Young man then went TO the Cabeil
Warehouse, gave the name of IL. Z. Motley,
and secured an advancement OF -.
lie went to Lees Warehouse, gave the
name of G. G. Runnion, and got IlO. Next
he went TO the Exchange, gave the name
Of Rice, and secured $40 more. But IN the
meantime the wmehouse-men suspected
crookeduess and had the young man
arrested. He was taken before me
Mayor and made TO disgorce. lie
then asserted that his name was
G. G. Runnion. but from letters on his per
son IL appears that ms real name was Ca
ney West. from Spring Creek. Madison
county. n. c. His letters also indicated
that be was on his way 10 Idaho. IN DE,
fault OF bail he w6s locked mp ana VIII
have hearing tO-mOrrCw.
The conductor on the Danyllle ana
Western road reports a heavy tail OF snow
to-day IN Patrick and Henry counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
HER BODY FOUND.
MRS. MALvINA kUYkENDALL PRO6A-
BLY, BURNED TO DEATH.
Tho Bank OF Oxford Closes It's Doors
Not = Faiiure--A Lady Assaulted
Arrest OF Two Negroes.
rspeclal telegram o ,he pIspa.eh.l

AsHEvLLE. n. c.. March 2l.-The dead
body OF Mrs. Malvipa Kuykendall. aged "a
years, who lived alone quarter of mile
from any neighbors, on Beaver Dam creek,
fifteen miles from here, has been found
on the bank of small stream seventy-fiye
yards from her house. devoid of clothing
and terribly burned. II is evident from
the circumstances that her clothing caught
on fire in the house and that she attempt
ed to reach the stream to extinguish 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Negro Convic,s Mutiiated.
Ispociai telegram 70 tAe Dispatch.I

TSpoIllI I0IFEI.TH " NO H'7I''-'7I'!
WArM SPRINGS, VA. March q. "A serl-
ous accident occurred on the construction
~ the boulevard here Saturday evening. an a,
.a.'',t 10 Mast n lodge Of rock on Lanler Dunn
niece failed. The wOrsmen returned ana iooi-
ishIy attempted 20 Gril another hole Desiae IN
enarso. The CONCLUSION discharged the o'a
Ismsrnlte rharee. MAJ Lewis Of Roanoke, ana
S-5,.@li,,. Williams, OF Norfolk, two negro con-
v;e,s we're terribly maneed. LOWS had oeth
80 ,roFen md WilhamsS head was ieaiiuily
mashed. lie may re,oyor, nut lewis wiz Pr
hatis, ale sro,n his injuries Every possible az
.e.,,.,n a. being given tire liOit1nate men.
Tnts Re- tho tirst accident on this work.
mo suoW Is 81 failing fast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Securities to Be Issued.

Securities to Be Issued.
4 PER CENT. THIRrY-rTvE-
YEAR GOLD BONDS, OBESE.
CURED BY FIRST MORTGAGE
ON ALL THE PROPERTY AND
EQUIPMENT OF A NEW COM
PANY, INTEREST PAYABLE
QUARTERLY.---------
5 PER CENT. PREFERRED
STOCK (NoN-CUMULATIyD,
VOTE OF MAJORITY OF PRE-
FERRED STOCK REQUISITE
TO AUTHORIZE ANY ADDI-
TIoNAL MORTGAGE ON PRO-
PERTY COVERED BY FIRST
M0RTGAGE.............. so,000,o0o
COMMON CAPITAL Stock. llo,0oo,oOo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22

fancy, 2ss3ec.' nire firm domestic, fair 20 e.
ira at s9a4c- Japan. 5lsagssc. Petroleum
Phiiadeiy hic aad baltimore, ssas. co,tou-seeJ
oil quiet aud steady; crude. 25e. kcsin steady
and quot; strained common 20 good, SL3Ja
xl4o. Turpcntine duh and drfn at 36}ts37l4c.
Pord dun. old uess, s9.Joas1O new mess, ella
sil.5O; extra prime, s11.5o. Peanuts quiet
fancy hand-picked. Nc; fnrmor'A 234a3tfc.
Beef quiet; family. $1las1l.50; extra mess,
dull. bcef-halns dull bat steady. and gaoted az
mess ala. Gu. meats ats ' ssssdy and ND quiet;
picked boiiies, s4.25 shoulders. e3ssJ.25; do.
hams, soA$9.35. Middles QUOT ana easy rhort
clear. $3.50. Lard lower; western steam
ci0sed at SS.47t1 rify, 50; March. s0.46; July.
s6.57. Frcignis dull ana weak; cotton, o-;Iyd.
asked; grain, 3lea3s4.d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 21.-wheat opened about &c.
below Saturdays close. and gradually Lost &c.
moro. The shorts appeared 20 have covered
very generally on Saturdays bulge, and mere
was consequently little demand from shat inter
est, but tho weakness started tho longs 70 nqui-
dating, and nearly everybody had sofne 20 seii
Tho result was a sharp break, which carried
May from sisSc. early 70 o.S@4c. before noon ana
at IL o'clock tho market was about s4c. ihe
market grew weaker during the last hour AMI
May sold OIL TO $50, closing easy AT s3sfc.
Corn was traded In fairly, but wae generai'y
weak, influenced by tho depression IN wheat.
May opened ne 3s14c., sold at 3sIsc-, then
o'clock 3Slec. During the last hour the
market kept dull and easy, with May at 3sbs
3Skc. and 3bi. a3S3Sss, and closed easy az
3Si;c. Oats az al times we're lower than satut-
days close. The crowd was bearlsh, and this.
with heavy selling, was the principal cause OF
the Weakness. Nay opened az 2stsc.. touched
275sa2sc.. and then rallied 20 2SlAa2si4c., cniy
to react to Csc, closing easy at 27tsc. Hogs
were reported 10 DO in active request at &C.
above Saturdays closing quotations. but tho
provision market made no response TO tho
better demand for the raw material. aud tne
weakness in tho wheat market encouraged
raid by local spectators, which was not re-
sisted by the packers. The declines since
Saturday are 10c. IN pork and the same IN lard
and Be. in ribs.
Cash quotations: Flour quiet and unchanged,
| No. = spring wheat, S'!4sc: No. , red. S1isc.
Nc. , corn. SIC. No . oats, 27i4c. Mcss-pork.
| s9.S5afa S7tl Lard, as. l2i8a$5.l5. short-rios'
s5.45as54TlN Dry-saited shoulders. st.7oa
| $3.50. ShOrt-clear. 1910. Whiskey, Sl.l3.
| Tho leading FUTURES ranged NJ follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

[KepOrted TOT lub DIspdIVH'I
MARCH 21.-Reyonue collections to-day; Cl-
cara ana cigarettes. s963.45 tobacco,
~. Og3 2n-total. S5,050.65.
Private sales: Smokers, 3; wrappers U; darhs'
30. lllors, 5-tOtal. 10 hogsheads.
sales Of loose were small, with better prices
and better offerings OF brgbts. To-morrows
heals win be larger in brgnts, but roads are
TOO bad Cor dark waggoned tobacco.
Prices in interior Virginia and North Carolina
,,nrketa. a. well as In western markets, are all
well sustained for this week.
MIN n be.ter drilled corps OF Richmond puy-
era rriccs have Eeen stronger and more regular
for the week passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
nlaehstnne,s News budget.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

f('OrrNI DON
RrAcxgroSE, March 2l.-Mrs. I: y.
Adams widow of Rev. r. +. Adams, OF the
nncs"o,,st Churcr. - hing ~ wlth pneumonia
In. rlchard Epos's father, Hon. ;. T. fpes' y
out aaaia after sharp ATTACK OF tue s'N'0
Professor X. c. Anderson has also sanc.enl.y
recovered 10 resume & day his duties ~ prii''''
raj Of the graded public school ... %
Ar. G. A. Epes. OF hentacky' si'er VII ~
nj numerous relatives hese, iel' Oh eac i'''o
Train this morning for his hogae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
olcuMoNp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MARCH 2l.-Receipts: :75 head cattle, 30
head sheep, and 1.0f5 head hogs.
sales: 27J head cattle. 90 head sheep, ana
l.r45 head hogs
cattls' beat. 4,aa4js- gross; medium 10 good,
3iSafc. eross: common 70 fair, 2@la3,4c. gross
Bulls 2i%a5c. gross.
sheep, Gaze. gross.
HOES, 6gc1fc. net