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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
THE ANTLOPTION HEARINGS.
Wool Futures said to be Desired by Texas
shceDmen.

iBy telegraph 20 the DlSpfl'h4
WAsHNGIoy, February 10 The House
Committee on Agriculture waited halt an
hour TODAY for President LaboulsSc, of
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 10 ar
IN am appearance. and then adjourned the
ant-optlon hearings until Monday morn
ing. =,
Nice-President Goss, Of the New York
Cotton Exchange. while the committee
was waiting. SAID that his Exchange had
some time a.o received requests from the
W0oi-Growars Association 90 Texas ask
ING the Exchange 10 deal IN wool Just a. u
did no cotton. The request sad the Wool
growers were in the hands of fe" men
and wanted wool futures dealt Ia ON
the EXCHANGE SO rs 20 give them wider
market. lie mentioned tins a. another IN
dicatlon Of the advantage OF the system
of dealing III futures. and as an evidence
also That the producers were not-ali OF
them. At al events clamOrng Tor TIE
abolition OF the system Of futures on
the theory that II Is detrimental 20 them
EeprescutuuSc Long. Of Texas, asked T.
the repue-t was from individual sheep
men or from au association. Ho dld not
think am association had been organized,
though attempts had been made 20 form
an organization.
sir. Go-s said he would produce the re
quest. lie had not changed his mind with
tne matter. and when inc IecouectcI u
while waiting on the committee he thought
Le would call attention 10 the request.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Cotton Production in Alabama.

lhy telegraph 10 Tue blspal'h'I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February l3.-The
Census Oiiice has issued the preliminary
statistics of cotton production IN Alabama.
The acreage III cotton IN that State N tho
year Iss9'90 was 2.7Gl.77l; the number Of
bales produced. 9l5.ll4, not including lint
ers: the average yield per acre, almost ex-
actly one third of bale, ana the total
value of the crop TO the producers. So
OJ917l. The figures reported at the Tenth
census tor the year l579'S0 We're AS follows:
Acreage. 2.33O,0~6; number of bales, 6J3.-
C5i. and yield per acre, three tenths of a
bale. No attempt was made at the Tenth
census to ascertain the value OF the cotton
crop which II reported, but It was estl-
mated by the Department OF Agriculture
at 81. 3y3.4g0. The figures now issued are
subject 80 slight notifications III the final
report, winch Will also include cottOn-seed
and other branches OF the cotton lnvesti-
CATION which the Census Office IS engaged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
a PRECIOUS FOUR.
Their Plan Was to Rob q T;a!n-One Of
Them I<iu' 2.


Nrw Onrr.Ns. February l3.-ihe Times
D,fnorrq'y ,jallas ClcXJ special says At
n o'clock fhi, morning Officers Jordan,
Steele. Miller. Mape, and Rollins sur
rounded Narden's gun store, on Elan
street. and captured bii burns OF Honey
Grove. I'D Miller of Kansas Cry;
Baruum Of Austin. They shot down
BU Burns before he would sur
render One o. the qunrtctto con
fessel that thew had entered tie store
for the purpose of getting AT least one
Winchester and pistol apiece. and that
thc,r plan wa To rob tram tonight. lie
lrtmated tncy were 20 hold up the Texas
and Pacific cast-5ound express ~ Eagle
ford. lust west of the ".ty. aud after hold
n- II up. throw their arms into the TRINITY
river. and then. one by one. walk INTO
town. They seemed 10 have "A pointer
that the tram would have a heavy amount
OF gold ON board from California
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
ATnmn Winch ONT.
lBy Telegraph to tho D spatcnl

w - ~
LITTLE Rock, ARE. February ia spe-
cial 90 the Gd.de from Newport says: HE
town Of Murta. station ou the Iron
Mountain road several miles north OF here.
was almost completely wiped out to-day
b- a tire which broke out 10 an old lum-
her-vard. and. owing 10 the stln breeze
blowing. spread rapidly o. SURROUNDING
buildings. About two thirds of the build
iues ir the town were burned. including @
,taye-iactory and millions of slaves piled
about il. The Joss on the -tave-iactory
wil reach 10000. aud the total loss IS
estimated at about SlZj.000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
RICHMOND TERMINAL.
The OIcott Plan Of Ecorganization-Wal
street Yhisprrings.


NV 1oRE. February 13.-An evening
paper says. The Olcott plan for reorgan-
izlng the Richmond and west Point Rail
wav and Terminal Warehouse Company
VAL be announced early next week. The
following details were whispered m Wall
street TO-DAY. Ina all there Will be 5000,
900 DOOM securities Of the new company
issued. These will Doe divided a. follows :
There VIII Ue S2l2,5OJ.Oj0 new 4 per cent.
first mortgage bonds. SO. joo. 900 OF neon r.
bonds. so. ODO.OOJ of preferred stock. ana
S,IjO. 900 of common stoc5. These se-
curlties Will replace every existing secuu-
~ outstanding or the present $500 miles
Of railway and nearly 2,0l1 miles OF water
lines. They Will Dee listed ou the New
York. London, and Amsterdam stock eX-
changes.
The details of the rates az which the
present securities Of tie Terminal and ITS
controlled roads are 10 BE- exchanged into
those Of the new COMPANY Wlll Dee made
public when the OlcOtt plan Is finally an
nounced.
When the above details were submitted
10 General Ihoma, he SAID there was no
plan vet. and that 10 decision would be
reached for week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

by telegraph 10 tho Dlspttch.I
WAsHINGTON, February l3.-Ihe follow
Ing Indian names have been selected for
the three steel tugs now being construct
ed for tho navy No. ], Wahueta No. .,
IWana No. 3. Narkceta. The last-named
vessel is nearly completed aud will be
given trial TRIP next tuesday. Ihef0llow-
IN board OF officers has been appointed 10
conduct the trial Captain Is. L. Day,
Chief Engineer William II. Harms. Naval
Constructor j. 7. Hoover, and Assistant
Engineers VI. A. Anderson and Z. ". Dy-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Indian Appropriations.

WAsmNGroN, February l3.-Iho Indian
Appropriation bill reported to the House
TO-DAY calls for total Of ~. $50, 7s7. The
total amount carried in the bill flor 1871
was 81. 4sO. 964. which was an excess over
the appropriation made toy the present bill
of t2i4. l6l. The appropriations made Tor
the current year aggregated SlL65i,s 81,
S9,Gl4. 995 of winch was TO pay for lands
purchased from various Indian tribes.
making the total Appropriation carried by
the bill (iess the amount tor the purchase
of public lands $500, l57 greater than that
contained IN the present bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Chicago Romance.

He aimed The pistol NJ her snow-white
bosom: ne trod-aud the fatal bullet sped
ON H. cruel mission of death.
"Oh. Gustayus,n she cried, Will be
yours -
daft blow he struck from ITS course the
fyinc bullet. Harmless 10 Dropped 90 the
conservatory floor. Clasplng the far girl
to uls manly BREAST he exclaimed Oar
ling. was hastg. Forgive me
% The fault was wholly mine, Gu-tavus.'
was the murmurlng response. All IS
forgiven" And the happy pair returned
L. the ballroom and the dizzy mazes OF
tho waltz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
AFAMlLY POISONED.
Also the Doctor and Number of Syrnpa-
thctic Friends.
IByteies-aph 10 No Disoatc1l


ST. LOUIS. FEBRUARY ia kpubbc spe-
cial from Salem. H.. saws: lmmedia. ely
after eating supper AT their home last
night james Morton and his two daughters
became very i'll, with all the indlca-
tlons Of poisoning Morton died early this
morning. The two girls, although still
alive. are very M. Breakfast was prepared
for the doctor, and friends who were
aiding the sick. IN Jew minutes Dr.
Green. ex-Supervisor John ln-lish.
and two uelghbors were writing ~ ago
ny. one OF the ladies' who mad eaten less
heartily than the others of some olscMt,
gave the alarm and physicians were sum
m0ned. Coroner iakn and state s.
Attorney Jennings also went 20 the place
o. investigate. This afternoon It was
learned that suspicion had fallen upon
Fole Parkinson. ayouug man of The vicinity.
lie u charged with having placed poison OF
some kind. now unknown. INTO the family
hour-hrrcl Tor the purpose Of killing the
entire family because one Of the girls had
refused 10 receive calls rom him after he
had served q term IN the Chester penlten-
tiurv for theft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
flour for Rus,in's Furnishing.

Joy i'lrEftIh 10 sil' bt7tA .+'I
MINNrApoLs. MINI, February l3.-Alayor
Stuart. . Philadelphia, Chairman o; The
Russian Famue-Rcliel Association, yester-
day placed an order with tine Washburn-
Crosby Company. OF tins city. for 5000
barrels Of flour. and the train Of 30 ear
required to carry n left a. o'clock tuls
afternoon ria tine Northwestern road. The
company turned ont the flour in SIX hours.
The train Was handsomely decorated and
p'acarIed and marked Rush. twill go
from Chicago ON fast time GA the Penn
svlyanla road. arriving u Philadelphia
February 18th. where 1t will bee loaded ou
the American Line steamer Indiana, which
sails February Z0ih. The vessel Will 20 di-
rectly to Russia and VIII sail under the
Amer IAN ila-.
NEW Y0EK's CONTRIBUTION Is MONEY.
NEw YORK. February i3-Ihe Russian
famine fund to-day reached c2j,sJ2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
HriIo-ing stopped.

NEW YoHg. February l3.-lhe Eighteenth
Street exchange of the METROPOLITAN lele-
phone Company, which was located on The
Ton floor of the fve-story trics-and--toue
building, ST and 800 Broadway. was
burned ont tonight. Loss, eio0.e0
The eight operators 10 the telephone
room. four Of whom were girIs,
got ont without injury. Thirteen
hundred subscribers are cut OFT. lu-
GUIDING nearly ali the principal hotels. IL
will take O month 10 put ia . new switch
board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
GOOD INVESTMENTS.
VI SAFE AND PRO TABLE.

$4,000 BRICK STONE And DWELLING
-pu.- flor 1872. ....
,Io01- BfI,N STORE AID DWELLING
rents tor $3.50. -.,.
.l-l0 BRICK DWELLING re.ts f.r-- RI.
eI.IO-rIhME DIV ILLlNp -fou's i.t
ltN.
$1,000 BRICK INe.rrrts .nr ''
sf.l- FRANFDpN DWELLING .,.lfs tnr e""-
sfIu -iLANED TENtNlNI -reltt .Orf i'''.
And u1uy Dtn..- 1f higher iri'"-
flr moro profitable AMI sa.rr fnlh -f' ia
hlUk lep0sit-.
fa ff-ft NN. zoos nOiIN Nii4tA -Ii-'.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
hLOVeR's REVENGE.
His Affection Was Unrcquited, but Tie Got
There just the same.
CHAPTER l.

as it true. Marie;' he asked, with
blanched face and trembling voice, &C.
oordlug 10 tue Chicago lr1uH,. lia-
Henry Fuz-Doughertv, my bosom frield.
he whom trusted a- my own brother has
he supplantel me Ia yoGr Affections
1T Is true. LcouIda-. sad The youn4
lady. turning away co.tly.
False ami pertdious friend IlcAle
and heartles- gitl hOWiel Leonlia7
Grlmsnaw. and be rushed forth from the
house aud wandered through the deserted
streets Gill the duh. mufky un-e ~. APP
proaching day began 20 smear Itself on
the dincy sky. Then bee went 20 his lonely.
cherries room throw llmselt "a MS coucu
aud tired % sleep.
Bat his feet were very. very cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
The Cotton supply.


10y INT' sIHiTU " IIII I'I'I'II'Il'I
Nrw YoBK. February l3.-Ihe total visi-
bic supply Of cotton Tor the world Is
4.7O1. j63 bales, of winch 4,-6l'o5{ bales ar
American. against 3.j53. $50 and 2.4s.G59
bales respectively last year. Receipts 40
nm interior towns. g3 ,O5S bales; receipts az
the plantations, l76,j22 bales. Crop IN
sight, 7530,3J7 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Treasury balance. ses.4eo.oi7.

10y V"IVE- III " ''1V II -s7'EV-'l'T
WAsHINGToN, February l3.-Ihe treasury
balance Is stated at s2S,4g0. 947. the lowest
point reached tor many years. lhis
amount includes Sl3.374,2ll on deposit
with national banks. Sli ,G73,673 IN subsidi-
airy coin, and S402 4i2 IN minor coin. The
reduced balance is due To recent heavy
disbursements. including S7.0O0.OOO on ac-
count of pensions ard Sl,0O0.0OO on acc-
count of refund of the direct-tax col
lected from kentucky and Maryland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

The NEW YORK "CoNDlTIONALS I"
FUSS.
Cleveland and Scott Wanted 10 rake inc
Back Track on the Iarih-ie-
lief tor Bouldin.
Hmm Or RoenInr corrosponden,.l

WasHrYGroy. February 13.-lhere has
boon more politics talked in Washington
this week 20 the square inch than IN a
long while before. and It Is oil about the
fuss that the conditional" Democrats
have been trying 90 make in New York.
Senator Vests letter has also caused
n great deal Of comment. and tho
friends OF Mr.. Cleveland are any
thing but pleased with the bold a.
sertion in the Senator'S epistle 10
the effect that Mr.. Cleveland and Mr..
Scott IA 1855 wanted 90 take the b&cA
track on the tarlff question. Mr. Vest Is
not mt down az q verv Wise poitcAu "
the reason That the shrewder men 10 1Ee
partg declare that be scatters too much
when he has ANYTHING % say. and that ne
can be relied on % hurt candidates WhOh
be seems disposed % help.
FORCE TEE TIGHTISG.
Mr. Bland insists thot he is going TO force
the fighting on the ifec-cOinage ques ION.
The Democrats are divided on the ques-
ton. however. and u IS ~ no means ceF-
IA y that auv action VIII be taken on the
bill by tn House.
Many virginia people Aro writing con-
gicssmen from that state urging the zee
delivery Of mails ~ country districts. Inc
prOposItion strikes them very iayorably.
a post-oHicc b be known as Berton mas
been established IN GILES county, Va, with
William Is. Payne as postmaster.
RELIEF BILL.
RepresentatIvc Edmunds has introduced
in The Uou.e q bill for the relief of liriscOe
Bouldin. Of Charlotte county. II seems
that Mr. Bouldin was formerly IN tue reYe-
nue service and was hurt while IN tine per
formauce Of hrs Official duties, ana III
CURED necessary expenses that he believes
ought 10 be PAD back % HIM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Bank Oniccrs Indicted.
lHytclegr4Uh t0the Dispatch

CmcAGo. Ill, February l3.-A special
from jackson. Tenn. says: The grand
iury mas found true bills against y. p.
White and j. W. Iheus. president and
cashier of the dc'uuct Bans Of Madison,
which suspended IA September, lssJ. The
indictment charges them with knowing
~. unlawluliy. and ielomously receiving
money for deposit, kuowIng the Insolvency
Of the bank, Just before assignment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
SPRING SHIPMENTS.
FISH AND COMMISSION HOUSES AK
RANGING FOR SPRING TRADE.
our Frank Sing. war Songs for Pickett
Buchanan Camp-Gscruiting >tati"h
R-moyed-I,rutality of Negroes
,cnrrc.rnnhenco - .he Richmond pispaich

fCorresrondence 81 the Richmond Diapatch
NoRFoLK. February l3.-The representa-
tiyes Of the large fsh-handling houses and
the commission houses Of the North are
raising through to the fshne-grounds on
the North Carolina sounds 20 arrange Tor
the spring shipments. The Gill-net fisher
men are already al work aud picking up
the fancy prices. A considerable quantity
Of white shad and striped bass went
through last night TO the northern mar
kets. 1t will tee three weeks yet before
the seines are put III and the fish trains on
the Norfolk Southern road are put on.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
The war tableaux given hy Pickett
Buchauan Camp we're a great success; auu
never was there such jam OF people NJ
the Academy OF Music. over Sl,OJl was
realized for the relief fund OF the camp.
CAPTAIN Frank Cunningham, 81 Richmond
assisted. aud his splendid rendering OF old
war songs Won great applause ana wa
delightful feature. one ot the io"et
boxes was occupied by eH-GoYernor jaws,
of North Carolina. aud Colonel Archer, oil
Richmond.
RATHER WORK THAN SOLDIER
Lieutenant Archibald ohulP"oi IN, lc-
moved toe nited States army recrullihs-
station tom Norfolk 20 Wilmington, De-.
After STAYING here about three months the
officers enlisted only four men,, Inc MA
rlne corps j. the more desirable service.
and those IN TIN. section wishing 10 tullsJ
20 90 the nayy-yarI. ,,...,.-.
The will Of Colonel Alfred d. MitneFs,
Of Gloucester county. was admitted 20
probate IN the Corporation Court yester-
iav. His estate IS valued AT something
over 100000, which goes to MS chiIdreh
DR. William Alexander Thorn and Mrs.
Thorn. OF the Eastern shore. are on WISH
20 their son. Mr.. Alfred i. lhom.
The prevailing cold wave prevents lne
operations OF Uricklayer- and other oul-
door workmen. High oh-sh0re winds are
reported along the coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Against the >ub-Treasury scheme.

FNuoRIA. KAN. February lJ.-lt IS de-
yeloped here that the Farmers Alliance
delegates from the Fourth Congressional
District have been instructed 70 oppose
the sub-Treasury scheme at the 81. Louis
cOnYentlOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

by telegraph TO tho Dispatch.i

by taI0srapn 10 10 UI7paIclI
HELENA. MoNT, February l3.-Green-
hood Bohm AZ Co., clOthiers. aud
dealers in liquors and tobaccOs. AZ
signed to-day. Ine liabilities are estl-
mated az $50. Ol); assets, probably 5000
co., Poor collections are gwen IS the
cnusa OF fallnre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
C,o D-O WILL BUY THAIea
SDO. ZOO MODERN, CENTRALLY -.

LOCATED RESIDENCE No. 5lt norm h'su''
"a ooo viii se,nre that CONVENIENT, NOD
FKN DWELLING SO. zoo east h"'-
shall street. .,...t,,r- N,g,r
900 viii buv that EXCELLENT ktslDtN. p
30. IO4 north seventh street. li-t '"'
thing flr a physician or ieltis. ,.,.,,
$4,000 will take in that FIk>I CLASS lhhrt-
STORY, ~TOCk-BRIlk DIV hiiiN'
No aO1 east Leigh street. .....,,
s1s0O all buv that EXCELLENT "li' n
RESIDENCE 40. I3} north Second -li''t'
With D beautiful Vacant Do thrown li'
e. 500 vi.i secure ttnt CHAkNiND. y W. ~
WEtI-APPOINIE HOi 81 No i'n
Pam street, nr1r Grove a nue. ..,,.
G. 900 Win luv GOOD toltNhH fhNN N
HOUSE on west Clay -trrfr .,...
40 100 vii secure the EXCELLENT Ni'N'.
and DWELLING confined. No. '-
s,uth Pine street; q ~ per een- ''-
- 400 viii NV a BRAN-NEW EfGHI-konN
MODERN WOJ 50 in tno LA-t fn'i. 1902 Z
Won csn pay tor DO in small POD. u.nlt pay
,,,,t. y IS. lnM IT,
eo1A-5f Eeal Estate Ateut'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
origin Of the Hotel ROYAL Fire.

NFw YORK. February l3-Ihe fire mar
shall 10 day reported that the Hotel Royal
fire originated IN the eleyator-shaft from
the candle OF the night engineer. who
probably ignited leak IN the rubber gas
pipe while making his examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

CNc1NNArI, o., February l3.-Charles s.
Weatherbv aud ". l.. Stevens. doing busi-
ness a. Weatherby a stevens. VINO Were
arrested some days ago at the instance Of
II. h. Claim " Co., Of New York. ON the
charge of embeZzlement amounting 10
about SO. 900, have been acquitted. They
now propose 10 sue Claim for damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
4 Richmond victim or,hc Sew York Fire

A telegram was received here yesterday
afternoon stating that Mr.. o. b. Luisey.
who was 40 badly burned IN the New lork
Hotel ROYAL FIRE, had died from his iniu-
mes. lis body viii be taken 20 Peters
burg for iutermcut Mr. Lufsey was @
brothcr-in-law Of Mr. l.. l.. Womtle,. of
tins CITY, and was connected with the
house OF Creushaw Go. He was - years
of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
The Blaine Divorce Case Settled.

~ ITT'NI7FI'II - W - I-'-''1
ST. PAUL, February ia Sous Falls 8.
D. special 20 the Pt0ne1- Press SAYS The
famous divorce case of Blaine rs. Blaine ;
practically settled. The defence will not
put il an appearance. and the decree will
be granted 10 Mrs. Blame by default and
nrnhably with the custody Of The cllId.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Cause for Complaint

.NmIf1, Tr1y y u, W0UTHIF'I
There's 'gst one ,iing Co. ki'k about
Whore 1m bol-iiu. nIE,
Ihry have .lf o' drY-coDd- 'lerks-
MIRO boys. as Am allow
Bot whom cet Town to my hash,
lu busy. d0ll YOU -re.
And tLry 'gls about 20 n'cktIe,
And say it roff yiu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
EIGHTY HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.
Total Destruction Of Norfolk's Car sta
bIcs with All Their Contents.

NORFOLK. Va, February ia destruc-
tive ire occurred M the Norfolk treet-car
stables tonight. caused by the explosion ~
am o.I-lamp. Tho buildings wore allde-troJ-
el. together with lot of forage and other
stun. The loss amounted TO- ciO,Lo'
Eighty horses were burned out OF l'3. mo
service WILL be seriously crippled for some
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Different sort Entirely.

lEpoch.l
Lawyer (ts witness: What Is your gross
incomeg
Witness: | have none, sir.
mo iucomer"
II have no gross income. Nine u net
income. sm fisherman"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

Mr.. Manly b. Ramos, accompanied by
Mr.. g. j. Mciienry. left yesterday for
Baltimore and New York to personally ST.
lect six tine pianos Qncluding a grand)
sold by them last week. Dir. Ramos VIII
also place orders for the early spring trade
Artistic taste. combined with rare execu-
tive ability III conducting business, ensure
the patrons OF Manly b. Ramos 4 Co. per.
tect satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
The Tennessee Radicals Move.
IN, % .,.,..s. O.. go, nfau.+.s.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, February l3.-The
Pepublcan State Executive Committee
has issued call tor the State convention
to assemble a. Nashville May 4th 10 select
delegates 70 Minneapolis and TO nominate
a candidate for Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
A Texas Development.
TBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.

NV ORLEANS, February l3.-The Plea
ymPs Austin Tex special SAYS: Hon. q.
W. Clarke. Of Waco. one Of the most promI-
nent lawyers OF the State, was to-day an
n0unced as candidate for Governor
against Hogg, the present Governor. lie
tayors railroad commission, but wants
the present laws changed, taking the APP
pointing power out OF the hands of the
Governor. His canvass will, IL is thought,
have some effect on the United State soma
tOrlal race IN tins State. aud will defeat
Chiffon, appointed by Governor Hogg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

lBy telegraph to the DispatchI


Grorrreun. n. j., February 13.-Fol-
lowing are the results OF to-day events:
Fr-i race-siX Urlong~-Di ckens won,
Templemore second, Paola third. lime,
second race-four and one-half fur
lones-Miunc j. Won; Knapp second. An
ME third. lime, 81
Third race-one mle-Loti1n Won; Bo-
herman second, Algonquin third. Time,
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Mabel
won: Halisarus second, Pagan third.
Tun race five fmloDgs Blackburn
won: Rcd Him second, hawkeye third.
sixth lace-four and one-half furlongs-
Muc.lage won Cloyerda.e second, Keye
Dor third. lime. jG.l.
"oN THE mLI.'
GrrTrNBuRG, February 13.-The track
TODAY was IN excellent condition and there
was a large attendance.
First race-six Enthusiastically won;
Marry B. second, flaml an third. lime,
second receive furlongs Once Again
won; lvanhoe second, Marie Lowell third.
lime. l;U2
Third race-one miio-Rancocas won;
Bltzen second. irgle third. Time, 1872.
Fourth race-liye furlOngs- Ioano won
Innovation second. Seryiu5 thlrd. lime,
l.U2.
Fifth race-one mile and quarter
Brussels won; Van second, Brooklyn third.
L me. 2:l2i4
sixth race - seven furlongs - Climax
won. Tassott second, Bob Arthur third.
Time 1882.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

Broken lots Of Suits which sold for
from $40 10 Sll, now going at $3.50.
They are all wool.
These bargains are for a short time
only. BE early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

y'O BE SOLD PRIVATELY, ONEGa
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