davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
MRS. plcKENsoN-DR. sToAKLsN.
Marriage of the Lady with Whom Lillian
Madison Lived.
fsnecinl telegram 70 the Dispatch.

MuLBoRo. Va. March 17.-Dr. W. S.
Stoakley, of Cape Charles. Va, and Mrs.
NJ. A. Dickinson. of this county, were
married this evening at o'clock at Mrs.
Djckeuson's homo. four miles from this
place. by the Rev. o. b. Wilson. The
couple expected 10 leave Millboro' tonight
on their bridal tour, but owing to the in
clemencv of the weather they were unable
TO get here. As will be remembered by
the readers Of the DISPATCH. Mr.. Dicken-
sons house was the home of Fannie Lii
liam Madison while she taught school In
this county.
The snow is twelve inches deep here and
still falling,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
RICHMOND TosAcco MARKET.

MARCH I7.-Reyenue collections to-day: CT
oars and cigarettes. s1,07166; tobacco,
So 7g7 l7-total, s3.S6S.S3.
private sales: Burley Jugs, IA; darks, IL;
cutters. 9: wrappers, 10; smokers, ID; nllers,
Total, 20.
shockoe sold to-day 1880 pounds. Highest
price, 81.
The weather Is too hersh for bright-tobacco
sellers 20 put their better grades on the market,
hnt the sales made have been very satisfactory,
and receipts continue quite heavy, iDsuring very
liberal freaks for next week with warmer wea-
tber returning
Mr.. c. A. Lewis. of Henderson, y. C., was on
the market to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Railway Changes.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, March i7.-Scyeral i'm
portant changes in the personnel of freight
department officials on the Cotton Belt,
Newport News and Mississippi Valley, and
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas roads nave
been arranged To take effect on April list
next. On that day the freight traffic mana
Ger of the Cotton Belt line will be appoint
ed traffic manager of the, Newport News
and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company,
succeeding Mr.. T.. w. Howe. To fill the va
cancy on the Cotton Bolt A. =. Dodge.
traffic manager OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas road has been selected. 1t Is
not vel known who viii succeed Dir. Dodge
on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
A FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
Eight Cars Tumble Down q Bank on the
Washington and southern Road.

Eight Cars Tumble Down Bank on the
Washington and southern Road.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
AIrxGNpRIA. March IA freight train
on the Washington Southern railroad was
wrecked near tree8tOne station, about
TWENTY-FIVE miles below this city and a
short distance from QuantcO. The spread
mo of the rails was the cause Of the acci-
dent, and eight freight-cars were over
turned down Inc bank by the side Of the
road. Luckily. however, none OF the crow
was hurt. A wreckug train at once lett
for the scene OF the accident aud II now
working 10 get the track clear for the
passage OF the express Tor Richmond,
winch leaves here at T. A. NJ. The eX-
press which left Washington al 4:30 o'clock
tins morning had passed over the place
whore the accident occurred but q few
minutes before the freight which tumbled
down the bank.
UNITED STATES COURT PBocEEDIN0s.
J. L. OMeara, Of Washington, was on
trial IN the Dnltcd States Court Yesterday
on an indictment for violation of the rege-
nue. laws. Hc was acquitted.
4. Is. Hurst. of Lancaster county, was
found guilty under an indictment for rove
uue-iaw violations. and Judgment was sus-
pended.
The Jury in the case of Edward Carter
(Coloredl. of King George county, charged
with a violation of the postal laws, failed
10 agree. and the prisoner was bailed until
the next term of tho court.
A n04. proseV8 was entered in the case OF
William Marcy. for larceny at Fort Meyer.
GRANTED IIcTNsE.
II is said that tho negro Commissioner Of
Revenue ior Alexandria county has grant
ed the bookmakers a license 10 do com
mission business az Monte Carlo, and they
Will work under that license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18

II you want 10 make boys eyes glisten with
delight, bring him along and let him see our new
suits. il Is the ughtkind Of n suit for the right
Kind OF a boy. IL will stand byhim through thick
ana thin. lie can DO very much rs he pleases
with it end very much as he pleases in il; both
ne and the suit will come no smiling every time.
BOYS can stand good deal OF rough usage;
knocks that would make you vince don'i hurt
them al all That's the way boys are built and
that's tho way these suits are built-ready Tor
anything that comes or goes with TINS puf-
chase two things so together--a pleasing suit
and pleased boy, and tho best Of al Is mat the
pleasure costs but s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
LYNcHBuRG's SLIPPERY HILLS.
streets Almost Impassabie-Snow Seven
Inches Deep I'm the Mountains.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

THpeclaI telegram 10 INC bIsDlI'l'I
LYNCHBCRG, Va. March IA very
heavy seet- and snow-stOrm has prevailed
here all day, and tonight it Is almost i'm
possible for pedestrians TO get about. The
streets are as slippery as glass and the hills
are next 10 impossible to climb.
There was no observance OF 81. Patrick s
Day IN this city to-day, but ST. Patrick's
Beneficial Society held a reunion tonight.
Snow is reported to the depth OF seven
inches in the mountains west of here.
Scarlet-fever Is reported epidemic IN the
Westland neighborhood of Bedford county.
A colored boy named Jordan was badly
shot here this afternoon while tooling with
n ptstol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Raleigh's Annual Fra Exhibit.

-TUN'I'T I'-F,T'III
RALEIGH. n. c., March 1.-THE report OF
Chief Engelhard. OF the Raleigh Fire De-
partment. made TO-DAY. shows that there
were dunng the year ending March ISL, %
fire alarms, and that the total loss was
$1,000, covered by S30.00O insurance.
Governor Holt to-day made requisition
on the Governor Of Georgia tor John
Stowe. who stands charged with murder
in Rowan comfy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
NORFOLK PRANUrMARSEr.


MARCH i7.-Market dull. sales Of prime re-
ported az quota ions. Prime, 2s+c.: extra prime.
s5ac.; fancy, 3a3Isc.; factory hand-plcked, "a
411c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
OBJECTED IN THE ACT.
wAYmAN SUTTON Re-ssNTENcED.
To Hang on the e5th Nav Next-He Viror-
ousIy Protests isis Innocence.

Especial telegram 20 the bispatch.l
WYrHYvtLLE Va. March T.-Wayman
Sutton. who was found guilty of the muir
der of Peter Haryel and sentenced to be
hanged four years ago next May, but was
released by mob the night before the
sentence was TO have been executed, was
brought here on the midday tram to-day
from the Lynchburg jail ana re-sentenced
bv Judge Williams. Sutton Is to pay the
penalty OF the crime of which he was
found guilty on the 9th OF next May IN
the jail-yard OF Wytheyille. Since his re-
capture last fall he has been in lail IN
Lynchburg. il being feared that his friends
and syinpathizers in this county would
make another attempt 20 release him. and
he will no doubt be taken back 10 Lynch
burg TO await theexecution of the sentence.
In resentencing Sutton Judge Williams
reviewed the facts and circumstances con-
nected with the crime OF which he was
found guilty. sutton solemniy affirmed 70
the Judge that whatever people might say
or think. he was innocent OF TINS CRIME
and his hands were unstained by the blood
of bis feliOw-man.
THE CAREICO CASE
The case of Carrico cS the Bertha Zinc
Company Is still in progress. Professor
Mallet. OF the University Of Virginia, ar
rived to-day. being one of the witnesses
for the plaintiff summoned IN the case.
lie viii testify IN regard TO the COMPOST
tion. nature. aud explosive qualities OF dy-
Mantle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Foster Returns with Black Eye.
fRv ta,egraph 10 the Dispatch.l

NEW York. March l7.--Secretary Foster
arrived this morning from Southampton
on the steamship Spree. He had quite q
rouph experience on the voyage. On the
I9th' while sitting in q char ON the upper
deck. the ship gave a sudden lurch and
precipitated linn against the port rail.
where he struck heavily on his head, the
accident giving him . severe shook and
blackeuing his eye. Otherwise he is in
good condition, having been very much
improved in health by the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Baptist Missionary Meeting.

correspondence the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March lion the
oath and 25th OF this month q missionary
meeting in connection with the centennial
of the Baptist church viii be held with
the Baptist church IN this city.
MIR. George w. Shearman, an old and
prominent citizen OF Ruckersyllle, Greene
couaty, is very i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Mrs. Morris Not ;,arried Again.

RtrDsylL 2, n. C.. March l7.-There is
not word Of truth IN the statement OF
your Raleigh cOrrespondentthat Mrs. Cora
May Morris IS married ag.an. She Is where
sLe has been since her trial. with her aunt,
Mrs. J. b. Parrish. at South Boston, Va,
and is earning her daily bread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March II Virginia 3's, 1I3s: Bah
tinaore ana Ohio stock. 10OalO04; Northern
central stock. 800. bid: Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lists. 1O4alOI44 DO. I'd Incomes,
3Oa3l 30. 81 incomes. 9l4a10; consolidated
ges bonds, 113leall4 DO. stocks, JlaolA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18

H.naIsoxsuEo. Va. March. i7.-After an
interval Of about ten hours the great snow
storm OF Iaesdes and "Wednesday MAS re-
panied by hail and sleet, and bus been
coming down all day. This is by far the
heaviest snow OF the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cold and extremely disagreable, with
rain in the morning. snow and sleet IN the
afternoon, and hail at night. Hail was
still falling at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the front
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
The MORTON PARTY.
An IDjnnction asked for Against Trans
portation Compani.

TSpccAI tcIogFhlH q 00' DI7F'7VI'I
NoRroLx, Va, March II. --Vice-Presider-
Lew 7. Morton and his two daughters ar
rived here TO-DAY IN r0uie to Virginia
Beach. and so quiet was his passage
through the city that his presence here
was known to but a very few. The steam
er was little late aud the distinguished
party drove at once TO the Virginia Beacn
depot and took the train for the Hotel
Princess Ammo. where they Joined Mis-.
Morton and others of the Nice-Presidepts
family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
rur w1IlRrlnE orFsrION.

Some time since Judge Brooke rendered
q dec sion against the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway in the matter OF charging
wharfage on freights received for Norfolk.
1t is alleged that there has been no con-
cessIon on the part OF the transportation
charges. This led 10 the formation CT
the Anu-Wharfage Association, composed
Of n LARGE number of merchants
of the city. To-day the association
sought 20 have an iniunction granted
hy Judge Brooke restraining the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
and the Baltimore Steam Packet Company
from continuing these charges, and hear;
ing of the application was deferred TIL
next Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
HsNPDEN-slONeY EXERCISES 1925.
Hoablc Graduates nnd D;stingnished Ne
anlI.i.-Trnhnhle EnmoxaL

calist-Trobahie Removal.
t--. .0al.1csof tnc Richmond DispatohI
Ulrrr> SIDNEY. Va. March i5.-An old
t..t D. I.. IrIilif irgaTs cal Cpd Il cruy
a established iu Richmond by Rev.
.n II.. idcs lu ISIS. mas Just been IN
'- InI which contains the course OF
~ iHuGti at Hampden-Sidncy and
'. r.nTlmme of commencement oXor-
t- t.- .ne year 1875. IhiS was the semi
'atli ui TIE college, dating back TO
...ular of Humpdeu-Sidnoy Academy
|I.. lt was also the year IN which the
I.|.r.tf ut Virgins was opened tor stu
t lle graduates IS they appear IN
..-ramme. we're as follows: Marshall
..r.- frederick county; i. BGrksdale,
'.u4r.e county; Nathaniel CaOeu
Irrr. tiw-rd county; William Watkins,
.t-c county. Thomas Atkinson, Pc
't..r.. Isaac Read, Charlotte; Joseph
. Athens, o.; Francis Bartlett,
Athens. o.: Hugh A. Garland, Nelson
a.v. M. J.. Cabell. LvnchbUrg; Alex
ir hlycs. Nelson county; II. w. Flour
-.r. lnRistan.
|- W. loumov took the first honor and
1.rri tls Falcdlctory. Thomas Atkin-
afterwards the distinguished bishop
EN- .i.l Carolina. delivered the phllO-
Grafton. and John G.. Royal
ARDS q prominent minister IN the
tstcuan Church and faiher Of your
....N-..tzen. William 4. Royal, delivered
OIL. iallu ssiui8t0ry. Among other dlsiin-
.rl Url in the class We see Hon.
t.rl A. Garland, member Of Congress.
'.k 90 the House of Representatives,
h.ngraphcr Of John Randolph and
--. Alexander Ryes, Of tie United
f District Court
uHGnrrs.
Ia. degree Of A. 81. was conferred IN
course upon Androw Hunter. Berke-
.'t county; Rufus VI Fitzpatrick, kO-
N1 county. ~ g.; Drury Lacy,
inuoe Elwari COUNTY: sherwin Nc
&c., Manchester; William II. Pollard,
iit.o'tr; William n. Page. Cumber-
eng county James G.. Spears. Cabarras.
n. 70. lni Isaac Cochrane. Campbell coun-
psi -1reral OF whom became very Dustin
eAcd men. " The honorary degree of
lad. was conferred on BonGmin Watkins
90. tsq.. Of Richmond. This IL the
i'ti loctorat0 ever conferred by this COL
jonathan p Cushing. IL. D.. a native Of
hampshire. a iayman. andan EplscOpa-
.il, "ls then precedent OF the college. IL
veg had az ADLER executive officer or one
'' ui4 more 20 insure It's pcrlnaueut use
iiN'ss lis last descendant died with
.", late j. {. Irving. Of Farmville; but his
memory b. poaetuatcd here in the build
,lss ac erected and the work no did. aud
~ usefulness is felt all over the land in
~, oeceudauts Of the noble men whom
.s furnished for the different professional
"0N business occupations.
PRESENT SESSION.
he catalogue Of the present session will
n issued Ia day on two, and will contain
81, hanes o. lJ5 matriculates. Ono has
lre.s
=, the friends Of the college are troubled
- ne intended removal at the end of this
soh u Professor c. A. Perkins. who
az ,s.eded Professor Holiday ia the chair
e,,,l ysicas science. DR.. Perkins has &C.
S'el ne char Of physics ia the Uniyer-
u.9 !" Tennessee at Knoxville. His re-
Iva - caused BY no dissatisfaction on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money, Bonaa Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. and the
Wca ther Indications
lBy telegraph to the Dlspaich.l

r WASHINGTON. d. c.. March &c.
lcNnw Forecast for Virginia for twenty
-four hours-from midnight to
midnight, Snow in the morning !;
clearing weather during the evening; far
weather Saturday; northeast winds; shift
ing to west.
Forecast for North Carolina: Rain, fol-
lowed by clearing weather; fair weather
Saturday: colder in southeast portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
OTHER NOTES.

Mr.. William Brydon Tenant, OF this
CITY. to-day qualified to practice law in the
Hastings Court.
st. Patrick's Day passed without any
snecial observance. though there is a large
Irish element in the community. The 81.
Patrick's Catholic Beneficial Society held
their annual meeting tonight tor the cleo
ton of officers, but had no celebration OF
the day.
The late Captain Robert c. Donnan,
during the several years he served as spe-
cial officer of the railroad companies at
the Union depot. in this city, was lnstru-
mental in saving several lives and many
persons from injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Danyille Doctor Dead.

DANyuLF. Va. Marcn 17.-Dr. George A.
Carter, weli-known physician, died at
his home near, this city, last night, after
lingering illness.
Or. Carter was born near Chatham IN
1894. and when quite q young man read
medicine in Richmond. He afterwards al
tended lectures at a medical college in
New York and graduated. He settled IN
Danvile and practiced his profession, but
when the war broke out he joined the
Chatham Grays and went into active ser
vice. His ability as physician was soon
recognized, however, and he was put into
one OF tho hospitals. After the war he re-
sumed the practice Of his profession IN
Danville and built up large practice. but
practically retired from the profession a
few years ago and settled on his farm. He
was a first-class physician and man OF
kind heart.
Professor Brcnt's Youngest Child Dead.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANcocK, Va, March 16.-The youngest
child, aged II months. of Professor and
Mrs. +. p. Brent, of Onancock, died this
morning between and o'clock after an
illness OF two weeks. The afflicted family
has the sympathy of our community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
M0N|D
AND
WEST POINT
Terminal Railway
AND
warehouse
Company.

NEW YoRg, Mach II, 1892.
TO THE HOLDERS OF SECURITIES OF THE
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
AND OF ITS AUXILIARY CORPORATIONS:
The committee appointed on behalf Of the
stockholders OF the TERMINAL COMPANY
submits for your approval plan Of reoryaniza-
ton, dated March 1st. which is lodged with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Of New York.
Under this plan tho following new securities oe
a consolidated corporation are to be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
ANOTHER MATRIMONIAL TRIP.
The Hastings Court Trying Misdemeanor
Cases-Patrick's Day in Petersburg.

fCOrrespOn1ence OF th0 klchmpnu DIspaIcn'I
PETERSBURG. VA. March l7.-Miss Lucy
Nash, OF Lunenburg county, who mas
been visiting friends in this city Tor some
DAYS. and MIR. William Lanier, a we'll
known Young mechanic, left here this
morning on the south-bound train for
Weldon, where. IT is understood. they were
married tins afternoon. They will return
to Petersburg TO reside.
The regular term of the HASTINGS Court
of this city was opened to-day. The grand
lury found bills Of Indictment against a
number of parties for misdeIneanor-cases
which, previous to the late decision OF the
Court of Appeals, would 81 have been DIS
posed OF with but little cost by the Mayor.
Now nearly every case of petty INSIDE
neanor goes up to the Hastings Court to
be tried by jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18

MARKETS BY TELeoRAP1.

FLouR.-we quote: Fine. s4as4.25; superine,
"a. 5Oas4.75; extra, 50; family. so.2JaSo.oV;
pa,entla nay, S5.55ee6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Tho Circuit Judges Confirmed.
<.-s q, <kn Mr.. "a. \

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Senate re-
NAMED in secret session from 1870 until
10 fcur and half hours--in considera-
ton os tbs Judicial nouinatioas Tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
TIE puor n nIcuuoND Asp wEsr PoNr

The opening Of the market was made at small
gains over last nights figures as arule. hnt no
material change appeared until sudden drop
Of 3 per cent. m RICHMOND and West Point pre-
ferrcd and loss Of rs in the common stock
took place. on the other hand, sugar was spe-
cially strong. and during the day its price was
advanced per cent, dragging oil the siugsisl
ones with Il. ana tho whole list appreciated
slightly during tho forenoon. The buying OF tho
Changers, Western Union. and Northern Pacific
preferred became noticeable aiter that anu the
general list responded more freely % this in-
proyenient though fluctuations wer0 Sill kept
within the usual narrow limits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
RICHMOND AND VAST roINr EEcovERs.

Richmond and West Point recovered the early
loss the common stock only partially, though
the bonds fuzzy recovered their Losses. The late
dealings, however weyo marked by severe pres
sure to sell from bear SOURCES. and In the last
hour prices melted away more rapidly than they
had advanced ana most of the gaius were neu-
tralised while in many cases fractions IN addi-
tion we're lust. Richmond and West Point went
down 20 still lower figures and the coslers SYM
VathiZed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
A NEGRO expRess-RoseeR CAUGHT.
Burned Checks for se.554 because He
Couldn't Use Them-Norry Sleigh nelIs.

burned NNcfhs foF S~s''r i'tfahHe nc
Couldn't Use Them-Morry Sleigh BelIs.
fspeoal telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
SrAUNroN, Va, March l7.-Samuel Will
son .colored). occasionally employed about
the Adams Express Office IN this city, was
arrested here last night charged with steal
ing from thc company safe certain checks
amounting 20 S25J4.5i. On March 4th
Chesapeake and OHIO Frelght-Agent w. o.
Svdnor expressed at this Office a certified
check for 9A87a.5 and Passenger
James kcr expressed like check for ! rs,
both checks being addressed TO Treasurer
4. .. Barbour, Of the Chesapcake and Ono
railroad. 40 Richmond. These checks were
put IN the express cOmpany's safe here.
and upon Mr Bsrbour's failure to receive
them investigation was promptly made by
Resident-Agent b. b. Eskridge, David
Herring. superintendent Adams Express
Company At Washington, and Route-Agent
HaicOmb Alexander.
OBJECTED IL THE ACT.
Suspicion was directed towards Wilson
and lie was closely watched, and was seen
Yesterday TO oDen the safe, but upon be-
ing discovered the accused dropped the
decov papers. Upon being confronted
with the charge Wilson confessed having
taken the checks on March 4th. and find
ing IL impossible TO readily use them
burned them. Wilson says he Will throw
himself Oh the mercy OF the court. For
tunately no loss IS incurred by anybody,
Congressman Harry Tucker was IN town
today.
Snow and hail have been falling here all
dav. The streets are musical with the
merry jingle of sleigh-bells.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
GRAIN AND COLON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March IT, 0rrERns0s- Wheat.
lao bu,hsl s. Corn, 762 bushels. Oats 1000
bushels. Aea, 600 bushels Aili-ofsl, 10 tons.
SALES Wheat, 40 bushels. Corn, 600 bush
els.
oCOrATrOSs
WaEAr.-Loagberry sIasI.03 Mixed. STA
si.O5 snorIperry. 95c.asL.02. No. red.
sLO2.
CoRs.-white. Virginia, 4sa49c.; No. 2, Asa
4e,.. No :. mixed. 47a4Sc.
Olrs.--No 2. 35a36ltc. No .. 3fnJ5c VIM
Ter dor seed, BOa13c.
nYR-SAayCc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18

ron sALE. ..,.
bicycles NEW $40 LATEST
I'D pattern. cushion tire CYCLES ior Sivo'
Cheaper grades In proporsion. Lists sfse'
Agents wanted. a
nh 0-cod0t pys -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
pANwLLe's HOME FOR THE SICK.
To DO Enlarged and Remodoiled-Msr-
rage of Dr. Hcrndon and Mrs. Giles.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DKyvuLr, VA, March 1.-THE Home for
the Sick in this city is soon to be remodel
led and enlarged. Architect S. w. Faux.
OF Richmond, has drawn the plan and
work will begin about June LIST. a new
wing will be added, giving nine new wards
besides a large general ward. There viii
also be modern operatlng-room, winch
the city doctors will probably furnish.
Most of the money TO do the work IS IN
sight. but not all of it. and in order to
raise the balance large bazaar Will be
held IN the new city hall IN June.
HERsDoN-GiLEs.
Rev. John A. Herndon and Mrs. Rebecca
A. Giles were married to-day in North
Danyille. Mr.. Herndon is superintendent
of public schools for this city, and he and
his bride both enjoy the respect and es-
teen of the community.
ORDINATION.
Two nights ago in North Danville Mr..
w r. Warren, a student of the Southern
Rsntist Theological Seminary, was or
dsined a minister of the Gospel, Revs. L..
r. Thames. j. X. Moffitt, 7. II. Fontaine,
and r. III. Jones acting as the ordination
council. The young preacher has gone to
Patrick county TO engage IN missionary
work under the auspices OF the state Mis-
A heavy snow is falling here tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18

Many an interesting child has been saved
BY having Dr. Balls Ccngh syrup HANDY.