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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
WRECKED CREWS RESCUED.
@'o~'Aer Alpha aud Schooner J.. T.. Pharo
L'si-Disd of nydrophobia.
'fI1o-al telegram 70 the lispat "a

''N sNtF-t +ih W iAe iftell4t'u.j
"9@9,Y Va. hsreh C.--Ihe tug Eccles
','l l.ie TO-DAY with the crew Of the
.l.o' alpha 1he Alpha. bound from
~ '.1ofe 90 Washington. n. c.. with
''. ~ ui ashore at Cove Point during
L." storm iriday night and viii be o
e,' .1e .uE Louisa has arrived here With the
~ zoe schooner l.. =. Pharo. Captain
oi which sunk on the lower end
1s horseshoe on Saturday night. She
,,s .'elsQ with coal and bonnd from Bal
"'s9'e u Boston.
= ~ Of sseeka2e has foated ashore at
e .es -n inlet. evidently from q found
spDDKa LEATH.
ssohe y. Hodges. q well.known and highly
ssSS fs.sa tesidest Of Norfolk county. died
eLQreb q p@ residence, nsar Providence
ms morning, from what 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07

INppCi0I ,eICfrnm % NO Ulspntcb.l
EOANoKE, Va, March 6.-ln the cuse Of the Gro
zer Iron Company, PocahOntas Coal Company,
and others -. the Roanoke Rolling diil Com
pGny X. VI. Logan, who was delegated special
nudge 10 determine such cases, orders that I'M
less the Claims be paid in thirty days, including
costs then l.. H. IKE. ". A. Glasgow. Jr., 4.
" Robertson. and ". ". Berkley are appointed
commissioners 10 sell the property. Commits
slOncrs are 20 give q bond Of $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fRepor,ed for the DIspatch.I

MARCH G.-Priyate sales to-day: smokers
40; oilers. "a; wrappers, Z; western, D
total, 81 hogsheads. .
revenue collections: cigars ana cigaret.es
Al '1O3.Sl: tobacco, SJ,4l5.J5 total, ~,
019.79.
No loose sales to-day. ~
Registered on Change to-day: w: A. Soobnt
Ii. G. Cooper, b. 5. Register, Oxiords " u
and Ferd. schwenck, Petersburg. va.
The market rs without special feature to-day
Good sales to- morrow OF darks aud brights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
NJ, yohns,or,. WORK In New orleans.

Mr.. A. Langslaff Johnston. who about a year
ago went 10 New Orleans in tho capacity OF elee-
tricsI engineer TO superintend the construction
OF tho New Orleans and Carroliion railway, has
iasf Saturday, Ihe New Orleans Ttmes- Democrat
OF Thursday last publishes column biographi-
cal sket,h and a wel-ezeclted picture OF the
Young yirg MIA engineer: also series OF resoin-
me owe OF his departure Dy the Board Of Dr.
rec:ors OF the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
r.ue,a, Of mr. George c. Rir.

The funera, OF Mr.. George G. Hir, which took
pla,e from Pine-street Baptist church Sunday
Afternoon at Is O'Clock was attended oy large
congregation Of relatives ana friends. Ine fot'
iosins eeullemep acted as pall-pcarers Messrs,
W. A. Hammond. William n. Amory, John y,
Toler. Ed. s. Bernard. I. J. panca. Janos =.
Sheppard, W. <. wcodson. aud Henry Stock
mar. Delegations fre2 aurora COUNSEL Jr. "
the funeral inc deceased was member o.
both Of these orders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
WIN Employ q Rabbi.

Alta meeting OF the Sir Noses Aoptehoro con
rysss,ion last night ana called by tho president
Sir :. stern, FOR tno purpose OF oiecting lrus-
Tee. Mr. Harris Jacob was upanttnousiy eiecieo-
several neE mCsn bers joined the congregations
IL was decided TO employ faDDs iof we nola -
as. easd rabbi. II 90 Fuits and o satisfactory
e-ransefaeBt eau be nGde, 10 be eneegea an-
ngaiiy The meeting was he'd at loSu eas'
Main stree, aud alter adjoarDment u supper
was rendered those present ~ MI sserp'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
To Have a Primary 10 Henrlco.

The Henrico Democratic Committee held a
meeting at tne county court-hous3 yesterday
and by unanimous vote decided 10 hOld pr
mary on Thursday, March Both. for the nOmina-
ton OF candidates for the onices 20 be nl'ed III
May. The polls viii be open at all OF the pre-
cincIs from sunrise 10 sunset. The friendly hght
l. waxing warm. Tho Republicans and fopuiists
are keeping their plans very quiet II they nave
any.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
ne FELL From The CAR
A Colored brakeman Killed ,n the fard
of the James River Division.

David Dean, a colored man employed as
ward -brakeman by the Chesapeake ana
;lbjo railway. lost his life yesterday after
noon nj 1915 O'Clock near tue Second-strees
AZ the time OF the accident the yard
crew with Engine No. II. were engaged m
shifting cars near the coal-bins. Dean nad
ms drawn pin that attached . box and
AM. car together and had sIgnaiied 10 the
s,reman 10 kick . of the cars st the END
81 che train. In attempting TO Jump from
ons ear 10 another he lost his footing ana
fell 10 the ground npdsr the car. Two
wheels passed over nis right leg, cutting ~
81 iuUt above the knee, while MS iett nmp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07

F.. l.. Cohen, who recently came 70 Richmond
and opened q MISUNDERSTANDING store 81
No 81 1 east Broad street, has closed business
here. Tho presumption is that buslless IVES no.
satisfactory. The goods were moved out last
Friday night about the t.nio that people were
leaving here Tor the inauguration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
WUBAT.-Ll
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


NEW YORK, March 6.-Flour steady and In
moderate demand; yinter, low grades, -. lUa
s2.J5 patents, $3.s5asi.25; Minnesota clear,
e.. 3d. 80; straight, s3-0Oas4; patents, ei.Zoa
%; southern fio1r duh but steady; common 70
feir extra. 81. 10as3 10; good TO choice, 70. l5a
sl25. Wheat dull aud lower, with options duh,
closing steady; No. 2 red, spot and elevator,
1sISc; afioaL. 5SI4a7slec.: options moderately
active and irregular, opening steady az sc.
advance, and closing weak at 4aler decline !:
firmer but quiet; NO =, o3Wc. Ia elevators
54lsc. anoat; uagraded mixed, 6318a54lse. i;
steamer mixed, 524a52l<c.; options advanced
over saturday; trading slow; March, 53Isc;
Apr 523sc. May 51Ac. Oats nrmer and
fairly active: options quiet, iss5sc higher, and
frm; March, 3lItc.; May, use. spot, NO. :,
3s}aa3sc.: No. 3, }sc.: No. 2, white. 4ya42lsc
mixed western, 39a4olsc. white. 4l&47lfc.
Beef quiet and unchanged. Beef-hams quiet
ana easy at s2l. Tierced beef dull bu. steady
active and steady; picked bellies. slLgo ;
shoulders, sl0; hams, slfasll25. Middle
| dull and weak short-cleas. sli.J1,s Lard
| dull and lower; western steam closed ~
renned dull and easy; Continent, sl3.4o; South
| American. 2l3-b0; compound, slo.li. fors
| quiet and steady: old mess, 1880; new mess
| S20; extra prime nominal Cottof-seed OIL qnie'
| and nrni; crude, 52c. DID; yellow, QUO asxel
\ Petroleum quiet and steady; Grade, N barrel,
(Parkers), sS.3J: Washington, In barrels, soi ~
buik, s2o0; reiined, New York. $3.50; PpiIa-
delpnia ami Baltimore, s5.21; bulk, es.1os
| $3.50. Rosin quiet and firm. Turpentne que
| and irm ~ 36a35,<r Molasses-f 9reign nomt
| mel; Now Orleans. open kettle, good to Choice
| arm aud In good demand at 2Sa31c. Peanuts
| quiet: fancy hsnd-pickei, 4l4a41sc.; farmers.
3isa:lxe. Coffee closed steady and unchanged
70 S poants up; March. ei7.3oasl lao; May
| enc. sOasI6-s5: July, si6.e0asld10; septsm
Der. sl6.5Qasio.55; December s16: "ossl9D
spot Rio dull and nominal. no. Y, siISrs
| Sugar-Raw duh but steady; fair refining 3c
| centfiiugals. 0u-test. 3yAc.: refined Quot ans
easy: standard A, 4 O. 16a4sic. cut-oat 81 ~
| 5jSc.; cranulatei, 1sta4 lo-16s: freights Z
| Liverpool dull ana weak; cctton, J*sds' s'san
| 1i4d. .., u.prrrs
LIVERPOOL, March d.-seea--cotfon--h !.
and April. 59-G4d.. also = ov,nsu.s AIN
5ol.64d: May aud June, os-u4a.. e'se
4 a3-j4d.' also Sd, Also c;t1Sd. June ens
July. e;>o4d, also 3D.. also ? y- sa a., az
Load: duly nad August, i,o4dy ~
| a-i4d.. also b sod ntso S-Ue4 Angus
ana SsDtemosr, Ca. also lido eleo t.uao.
Ssntsnner and October, 05-txd. Tcudcr,
700 bales su new docxss sd ~ bales 90 ~
~ s Asss ::,s S's:s,C =: s,si 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
Fun Over and KiIled by a TraIn.

COvINgION. VA, March 6.-Ihihp Tiusey. n
coI0rci nian employed by the Lew Moor Iron
Cornpanv for niue years, was run over 10y d pms
scager train i've miles from here to-day aud
killed. 10 A. not known how it happened. lie
cAme from Bag island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
Thought 70 have boon second attack Of

lthouRht 70 have b68n sec0od ettAck OF
paralysis.
Captain Joseph b. Baker. for many years
died at his home. IN Berkeley, this after :
noon. IN the S0sh year Of his ago.
A colcred girl named Blanche Sawyer,
IL years old. died in Portsmouth last night
with all the SYMPTOMS of hydrophobia.
She was bitten last August by a dog sup
posed to have been affected with rabies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
sam Keilam CColored Killed.

C,rT CpAELEs. Va. March O.-samuel kelam,
q c1lored man - years old living near Last
vile, tsu from a railroad bridge near that place
last night and was killed instantly. kellam was
on hls WY home and took the railroad track fer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
Far the pene0t OF the worId's-Fair Fund.

slrs. J. Logan. the dramatic elocutionlst, as
sisted by Miss Bessie Logan, the harp sololst
viii give an entertainment at the Young men
Christian Association Hall tonight under me
ansnices of the Ladies' World s-fa.r Auxiliary
Board ami for the benefit Of the WorldS-Fair
FfrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is takea; it is pleasant
and refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing tc the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ITS
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. RI.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in QUO
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do NOT accept any
substitute. .
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
say FRANCISCO. CA: a.,
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW FoHA' Mr.
ia 1-Tu. w)ss,lopfocrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
c,o, ZOO Irann ,ow sa,,,..
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE March 6.--virginia 3's, 70h: Bal
tinOre and Ohio, 911S; Northern Central, 40
DO 81 incomes, 90 consolidated gas stock,
60l6a0l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WoALa
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, A.. and the
wcat her Indications
rBy telegraph TO tho Dis patch.

rsy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
Fl WASHINGTON. March 6.-Forecast
IWhpuf for twenty-four hours-from mid
" night to midnight-for Virginia and
North Carolina: Warmer weather;
southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
, intares ranged as follows.
CHICAGO LIyE-srocK MARKET.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MAkhEls
CHICAGO. March acknowledgements $1,000
head: shipments, $500 head. Market oatOc.
higher best steers, so.50as6; medium 70 good:
s4.B5as5.25; others, s4.10as loo; stockers ant
feeders, s3as4.40; Texans, s2.ooast.3V; cows'
Hogs: Receipts. 1850; shIpments. 5000.
Market opened steady ami closed lower: packing
and mixed s7.75ass. u; primo heavy anu
butchers weights. ss.Zoass.i0; prime hshs'
sheep: Receipts. 5000; shlpnlents' i,ton'
Market strong wethers, s4asJ.oo; mixeJ.
- T5as4.75: ewes, s4lst65; western, SJ.loI
IS. 50; lambs, ss.50as6.50.
BALTIMORE.
B,LIpcRr: March o.|stoar dan; sss ,er,
winter wheat patents, 93.9Oasi2o spring,
! s4.2jas4.40. Wnest eaey; No red spot, .5'se
Toxic; March, 5oa75Isc:; May aossas1Sse.;
mixed spot and March. 4shc.; April. 49,.
4SlSc. May. 4ss.a4ec.; steamer mixed. fOlas
/ 4J3tc. white aud yellow corn. ny sample. as.
4SlSc. Oats urn and steady; No white west
| ern. 40L1a4ll.,c: No. . mixed western, 35g
! 37lSc. Hay nrm: good to choice timothy, sl9a
| SIS. Grain freights Jun: steamer o. Liver
pool, per bushel, sd. Cork for orders =. ID;
| hour. 9ssd. per 100 pounds Cotton nominal;
mlndlng, 9jsc. Provisions quiet; moss-pork.
SO; bulk-meats-ioose shoulders. lOlsc.:
long clear, clear-nb sides, and sagar-picklei
ssoaldsrs ll'4e; hams ag'a !. s eo,o,
steady; Rio cargoes. fair, lp1ec. No. Z, lslsc.
| sugar steady; granulsted. s4.Sy. Copper
steady. Whlskey frna az sl.2iasl.2o.
| ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS. Mo-, March 6.-Flour depressed by
| tho weakness In wheat, but not qaosabiy
| changed. Wheat opened weak, selling down
| ISc and closed So. below Saturday: NO. rec,
| cash. 67$sc.: March, 07ssc. April, 6sc MAY,
| zoe. coslng 1886. Corn opened lsalac down.
rallied and closed Ilc. higher than saturday;
! No. . cash. 37ysc. March, 37iAc.. April, 3aIss
:,eS.c.: May. 39ssc. Oats irregular; No. = cash.
| 32c.; nay. 33lic. Bagging and cotton-ties un'
| changed. Whskey at s1.l7 for finished goods.
Provisions Demand improved; price uns
| changed. v
| CINCINNATI. o., March 6.--Rlour barely STEADY
| faucy, s3.iOa83.35; FAMILY, s2-3Jas2.0o.
| Wheat steady: No. :, red, zoe. Corn weaker;
| No. . mixed, 44c. Oats In good demand AMI
! easier; No. mixed, 34hc. Pork dul at Sie.
/ Lard easter at 1880. Bulk.meats quiet AZ
| slO.62i%. Bacon dull at sll.75. Whiskey 10
| good demand and stoady at si.l7.
| NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
| WuMrNGTos, n. C.. March 0-kosin hrm
| strained, clio; good strained, sl.l5. 1urpon'
| tine steady as 32c. Tar drm at si.0J. crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81; soft and vrsin'
sayASNau, "a, March 0.-Tlrpen,ne nrm
at 3.Ic bid. Ros,n Arm at e1.21 - sl.3O.
| CHARLESTON. \. c., March U.-Turpentins
firm al SIC. bid. RosIn iirm at sL2O for gooi
| sfrained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07

Tue wgArHRg IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear, pleasant, and considerably warmer.
The skies were clear NJ midnight.
Range OF the thermometer a, the ront'door
OF the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
N,yAI. STORE MARKETS.
MEETINGA

A STATED COMMUNICA- ~
IA TION OF RICHMOND LODGE, No. w
10. A. \. and A. NJ. will be held Mt their
lodge-room, Masonic Tomple, THIS (iuesiay,
EVENING at O'Clock. Members OF sister
lodges aud transient brethren are frEtefnanJ
invited 20 be present
By order OF the Worshipful Master.
NH S-It X B. sNEAD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
FATAL FIRE ~ ROANOKE.
lfsuon cap FROM a window aud One VI
Killed.

l- se-lv sunday morning destroyed
I...i hing. Au1 caused the loss OF one
....l fl. probable fatal injury OF seve-
.f..t persons iu Roanoke. The post
a.. burned out and q lot Of mail de-
. ILc burned buildings were
as the Brunswick CAFE,
... Green. dealers N mantels
t... Dr. >. A. Simss Office,
r..u -u.y 81 j. ". Clndinst, who re-
-' .a tlc third floor Of the Moonaw
r ice members II the ClindinSt
..I.t Irou a window. Nh. Cnn-
Was t4i.y bruised and had one leg
lii Nlfe was 30 seriously INJURED
-.. died 10 few hours, and Miss
f..r lughter. was burned 50 baby
...t -.a 4-e. hands and lower limos
.t. .- Lli expected 10 i've.
u,l buildings Adorned and were
t.. u. Major y. II. Day and Rev. ID. {.
The trst-named loses $4,000,
.. au insurance OF $4,000. KcN.
..t- boss IS $4,000. insurance $1,000.
s-t- u Green hai an insurance Of
DO 500 worth OF stock. a. a.
..... ...4-l ct the Brunswick Saloon.
..4 $1,000 invested with S'.OoJ
.-.. Dr. Suns and the Chndlnst
D. .,- ..-- $500 each; no insurance.
~t.r.Is. saws the Roanoke ItDltS.
came l.lN and rendered aid 20 Mrs.
.-. sd two of der sisters aided IN
-u.- l-r She wa then taken 10 the
- -.. ,le sick.
LXPIEED.
Gnsley and two men took the
i't-f @, aud % Or. Fryc's ONCE. Stimu-
.t. v administered and n was found
''... laI no, only been badly bruised
rf log was broken. Drs. Gale
Ir-.n came IN, hut IN spite OF al
t.r Door woman expired AZ ,
Sl. was conscious almost TO The
lapse from the shock was the I'M
t.l.e oi death.
I--ay attended the father and
'.-'., who were n JohDsons barber
a- soon as examined they were
tl- home for the Sick.
f..l.r has "a broken leg and has pro-
te ifrrrl injury of the back. The
.trW.s tatly burned on the face
it.. lnd !s probably injured inter-
.+E 90 more wonderful herOIsm was
t.t..oru. Sue WAS cool from the hrst
ED t.f.r l.stcOnsCiousncss for moment.
p. ... 4,r fearful pain with calm con-
N-.a brought expressions OF al
-a..Y. tf.m al VINO witnessed II. Inc
t.r,lyog- are resting quietly ~ the
g.. Sch. The baby Is az a house
t, buildings aad their contents
la'.. Il,..
".'. tsul!ler. If the Vigilants. was
at injured by the falling OF the rear
'-' t-r Brunswick Hotel, winch was
ty Toe explosion O4 whiskey. W.
ouyer Tor the same company,
i. injured IN the back. Dr. A. Il.
-a d. attendance at the tre-house.
-.' Louf the three sufferers at the
iHf DE Sick we're dong well. Miss
.-.'sl though temporarily Frustrated,
laf De- lisdeurcd.
f. larel ttat Mr. Chndinsts leg Will
--', I. o. ampu,ated.
iogl Play Suspected.
3. c.ai telegram 10 tue DlsDatch.l
t..so1 Va. March G.--This morning
A-f9g ofdoiot an investigation, au-
..'t'-s Judge Williams 10 hold an in-
over the body 81 Ms. Clindinst.
'N1e4co Is Of such q character that
l'i decided on private session and
a - . 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, March 6--OFFsRIsGs-Whea $50
bushels. Corn, =, 404 bushels. Oats, 34s bush
els. Meal. "a bushels.
sALEs.-Wheat. 30 bushels. Corn, 1852 bush
els. oats, 20 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
wugAr-Longberry, 7ssslc. Mixed, 75aslc.
ShOrtberry 10aSUc. No. = red, '9c. - .
CORS.-White Virginia, bag lots, SIC. ; NO. =
white. SIC. No. = mixed, 49aJ0c.
OAIs.-Winier lior seed. 42a4Jc.; No =
mixed, 3sIS 1890. No. mixed, 37s3Sc.
RYE-6OaGoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
CALIFORNIA Fys SYRUP CO.
DIV FTHHOIOOVl tT-s :, a,
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW FoSA' "'r
ia l-Tu. Thiw)sstlopfocrl
,,.ursr IsrELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 6, 1893.


ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New .orn .
merchandise aud passengers; eeorse W. A"'N
Is Co. agents. ,,vo rartara,
Schooner Bessie C.. Beech. Mchefue' 'ar'efe''
n j., fertilizer. W. II. Curtis, agehs. - II
Srhooner Moo might, Cranmer' eaf'eioN "' '''
fertilizer. W. II. Curtis, agent. >v.. al,
Schooner Albert Mason. uaie' we" ioiA, '"''
Robert Y. Williams a Co. p.,,,,,o-a
schooner Henry II. PItte, Leake' bai'iihoio'
coal, Richmond leo Company. uou.
srnooaer Ida G. Schoolcrsft. Booye, New na'
ven Old rails, the Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
steamer Pcntz. Norfolk merchandise anu pas
sengers; iryiu Welsigcr, agent u,n
schooner Jere smith. Iryon; berihuua Hun
dred, 20 load hickory foo New haven.
schooner Annie NJ Esten. Jones, Claremont.
10 load lumber for Baltimore; vessel curtis q
Parker. 49,. uann,o, In
load oysters for Now York. a...s
Rarre Eouator. Bermuda Hundred. 10 nnisn
loading railroad.tes for Philadeiphia; vessel
Curtis Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT, MARCH y, 1873
lBy teissraphl
ARRIVED
steamship Danvills, Bennett, baltimore pas
sepgers and general cargo Wi,
steamship Richmond. Biakeman' NOW ioFk'
general cargo
steamship Richmond, DlahemsE. Nov foii
t,a Nswpeet News and Norfolk passengers an0
gtneest c1x9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Tho annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH cAhoLtSA
WHEEL COMPANY will bs held &C the ONCE OF
the virginia State Insurance Company. NO.
1905 east Main street, Richmond, Va, at 1;
o'clock II. THURSDAY, the lotn day OF MARCH,
Is03 EDWIN b. sNEAD.
mn Std Secretary aud Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-07

g! col telegram 10 tne DlsDetch.l
.s.t,9sl. Va. March G..-This morning
A-fDg ofdWot an investigation, au-
...rtas Judge Williams TO hold an in-
-.' over the body Of Ms. Clindinst.
''1esco Is Of such q character that
Z. lary decided on a private session and
t'e'- Ma, requested not TO publish the
anon, pending the investigation.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-17
The Farmer and Politics.

The prosperity of a farmer to-day de-
lends more on the methods he employs
than on governmental rule. Take seeds
for an example: Many farmers who are
alive to their own interests in other things
are careless in buying seeds. They seem
to think that seed is u seed and there it
ends. If there was more knowledge
about seeds and greater care exercised IN
their selection, there would be richer
crops and better returns.
Realizing this D. NJ. Ferry & Co., the
famous seed firm of Detroit, Mich, have
embodied, in their Illustrated Annual
for, 1893, much valuable information
about seeds and their selection. 1t con-
tains the knowledge CLEANED from manv
years practical experience in seed busi-
ness, and the newest and best things
about gardens and gardening. Such a
book issued by firm of unquestioned re-
liability is of the highest value to every
one who plants seed. Although the
cost of printing and embellishlng it with
beautiful illustrations have been great,
it is sent free to any one making appli-
cation to the above firm.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-17

u . ag st y ia
prison food and shelter. They attack the
police SO as to be arrested. Qn Baltimore
y man confessed that he stole, every
autumn. to get winter home in jail.)
Europe is seething. The fruitage Of
damnation which comes undera currency
which-is-a- debt system is ripening in sew
ers, and seeding crime. This is the report
the Association sends as the cleaning of
foreign labor news, and domestic too!
One OF the Washington military companies
has just been armed with the dreadful
bicycle. The soldiers are not allowed to
smoke while drilling for fear the machines
will explode! Lieut.. Long is the author
of the latest work on drill tactics for
Bicycled Military Companies. He don't
inform them how to climb fences or ford
streams.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-17
Additional Locals.

"a .
Dug Hymers says he has the fines
full blood Jersey calf in Lincoln county.
Satrang & Hanson have had TO put il
a large amount of new shelving to &C
commodate their increasing trade.
Even Hanson of Satrang & Hanson
will leave in few days. for Chicago tc
purchase spring stock of goods.
Just received splendid assortment OF
eight day clocks in oak and walnut. and
nickle alarm clocks. All warranted.
HoLTER's BARGAIN STORE.
There will be song service at the
Congregational Church on Sabbath
Evening. 4 cordial invitation extended
to all.
Do not forget the grand camp fire in
Bedford Hall, Feb. %, ye warriors bold,
We veterans and sons of vets. A splen-
did program has been arranged.
The members of Centennial lodge of
odd fellows and their friends had very
Jolly old fashioned social in Bedford Hall
Wednesday evening.
Andrew H. Exile of Norway was free
silver dcpositor at this Office Thursday.
Andrew is a prosperous farmer.
Mrs. r. H. Hichoorn gave an elaborate
tea party to her many friends Monday
night.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-17

az The goidbugs in their desperate
efforts te get the Sherman silver law re-
pealed, discovered that public sentiment
as voiced through the populist press is
beginning to take root. The goldbugs
may succeed when Cleveland gets TO work.
but if they do there will be howl raised
throughout the west and south that will
make the political sycophants tremble.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-17

The Patrons Of Industry had a
grand time at Worthing last Saturday.
President Wardwell delivered a fine
address, and addresses were delivered by
p. G., Park. G. B. Young, A. J. Westbury
and others. Mrs. Emma Wardwell was
elected secretary Of the county organic
alton. A delegate convention will meet at
Worthing on the 21st INST.