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sides woundlne a dozen more. The brlaands
fought hard. and several soldiers were wound
ed.
The Supreme Court in Vienna has decided
that the transactions Of foreign insurance so
cleties In Austria are subject to taxation: .
A strong coalition II forming plowy In the
Austrian Parliament agalnstthe WindischEritz
Cabinet. II will consist OF Young CZechs; Mo-
ravian Czechs. Southern Slave. Croatian lnde-
Dendanta and acme RuthenIhns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
A WESTERN MdGAzINE
Chicago University WIN Father u and &
tribute May OF the Articles.

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-The University OF Chicago
Is to publish a magazine representing the
thought and tendencies OF the West II will
he called the Lakssids Magazine, will con-
'ain seventy pages and will appear monthly.
che business manager and editor in chief
i'll be g. w. Ricketts, and ;. 4. Harris The
urst number will appear about Dec. 10,
As TO the contributors. IL is intended 10 Sc
cure the best writer's OF tho West, Not few
OF them will be- chosen from tho University OF
Chicago. Among these writer's Will be Prof
Herman Edouard Won Hoist. Prof. J; Laurence
LRughlln. Prot William Gardner Hale. Prof
Harry Pratt JudSon. and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04

A. M-2l5, i42 West TWsnty-slEhth street MIRA
NcGoysTn. damage $500.
4. M--3.lI. $50 Lexington Avsna@, MTs Sarah
KeloryiA damage AGO; $40 ISIS Third avenue Rob
srt Oher. damage $50; Ei2O asI Hudson street Henry
Msisenhurg 60. damage 81 100, 3n. 2Od ssconi
avenue. worms kO.knausky, damage tllU. p'4O. ~
tAst Elghty .nrst alTest Adam kaut dAmAEs InRhL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
SPARKS FEoM 1uE TELEeHAPH.

william GoiufhA AGED - years. was drowned In the
Mohawk RIVER IN ~Alutdai. a Akin. \. Y. lie VAS
making for the shore m boat when It sans, Hs body
has not been recovered
The report tia: ris Mills OF Cnhoes operated bY
NJ r. Moore 20 mad closed dow until March. IN con
sequence aT me wilson farm bill. l. denied BY Mr.
Peter Moor. 4Glor PARTNER - the arm who says that
the u.l have merely cu.ed 10 take inventory Ali
Will start ~ as on sufficient orders warrant 90
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Has fosnd that her little ones are Improved more b.
the pleasant laxative syrup Of ftga Ehen IN "a
ths LAXATIVE shscE Of gentle remedy; than ~ anT
sih9r and that it u more aceeptabls 80 them Chik
dFeh enjoy IL and tt beneats them. Ihs trus remedy.
syrup Of riga Il mAnufaetursd - tbs Calf0Enis W
syrup Co euly.-Ais-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
CURES RISING
:. BREAST =.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND" & ..R gT; ssss

onerod child-beArlng Wonan. nave tecn
midwife for many years. and In each case
where Mothers friend" had been used IL has
accomplished wonders and relieved much
suffering. IL Is the best remedy for rising d
the brsSSG known, and worth the price for that
aloas. AR1. n. ~. BRUsrER,
Montgomery, Ala
sat ~ express, charges prepaid. on reosips
81 Prios. u % PER bottle.
BRAOFIELO REGULATOR co.,
SD ~ Al azeSIASta- ALLA1IAs O.
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Lo-.s. In Chicago Drove Him to Despair.

PARIS. Dec. 3,-Elia Canon. who is said to
have arranged the Tunisian pavilion at the
Chicago Fair. killed himself Mt hotel here &c.
day In q letter no said that he had been dis
heartened by hls losses in Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
The Cabiae, Crisis In servia.

BEInRApE, Dec. 3.-Ths King has accepted
the resignAtions OF his Ministers, and NJ
Gruics has been called to form a Cabinet
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PEI1oIO NOT MURDERED.
DsuiaI OF shs Rspsrt-How nellie Got Away
from Rio.

Denial OF shs hepSr'-Ho" Aeho Got Away
from Rio.
PARIS. Dee. 3.-senhor GusnabAra. sI-Dsputy
OF Brazil. received Adespatch from Rio Jansiro
yesterday denying that Peixoto had been MUIR
dered. The despatch said that CoritAbA had
Eeen reported as captured and ParanA as dis
loyal
Admiral Mello's Aquidaban was said to have
been pilotcd out Of the harbor by a Govern
ment deserter who knew the location OF the
torpedOes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
The TRUTH!
The Whole TRUTH!
Nothing but The TRUTH!
WARN R'S
SAFE CUR e

Ha, b.en before the public for the past fourteen years
ana achieved success never squallsd in the history
OF medicine not only in the United states but in
Great Britain, Cansds, Germany France and Austria.
lia as well.
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talliN you ash. has thi, Great Remedy outrun
WHI ali competitors in the neld ef medicine
HN"t In all parts Of the woridi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04

EEsrSsOdy ShsaId sec she Bargains
> furniture a. Flints lO4 Veal IAN sL-Ak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-04
IN THE KAISER'S REALM.
the RFIcHsTAo WEI DE BUsT WIN
THE COMMERCIAL TREATIEa

-nry wouid L,hs 60 See CRISP, Returned
20 Fower-Criticising the Circular Gsinst
TIE Socialists - Mr.. Ruayon's Speech
EIIcits Mach pratse-LsndinE to Mexico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
err,nrNrs AND TnURMANIrTs.
GREAT INTEREST IN THE BAZAAR
Several Encouraging speeches Made and
the Prospocts Very Bright.

4 largcly-attended meeting Of the ladies'
interested IN the Memorial BaZllr was
held Yesterday ~ noon al the Young Men 5
Christian Association.
Committees from the Sailors and So
dicrs Monument Association anu the lfsi
Virginia Regiment were present, ana az oi
the gentlemen expressed Their hearty sym
pathv with the noble work III which the
ladies are engaged and promised 10 give
whatever assistance they colli.
Bricf addresses were made by Mayor
NllXsov. Alr. ID. G. Richardson. Colonel W.
/. Cut-haW. General Charles j. Anderson,
Captain Frank Cunningham, Aleters ..
TAYLOR Stratton and Carlton Mccarthy.
The latter offered TO the bazaar seYeIal
miniature muskets, sHorrs, spuuge-ntaus'
and 800 books and the handsome douatloil
was thankfully accepted.
Colonel Cutshaw stated that hre-alarm
box had been placed IN the ArmOiy.
Colonel Nawter. of the Miller Manual
Labor School. delivered a short speech, IN
which he mentioned the work done 10y the
students in behalf Of the tar. The ladies'
were greatly pleased with q bthutiul solo
rendered by Captain Frank CUNNINGHAM.
After the gentlemen retired the regular
routine business was taken NJ au0 con-
siderable amount of WORK accomplished.
The committee associated with the South
Carolina table viii hold meeting next
FRIDAY M noon at No. $40 east Nam street.
The ladies who have promised TO assist
nj the Kentucky table Will meet at Z1-
east Main street this afternoon at i o clock
Tins meeting is an important one ana d
full attendance - desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
NFW YORK.

new YORK, March IL our unsettled. bat
quief. Winter wheat, low grades 81. lOaSI.Jo:
patents, s2.S5aS42J; Minnesota clear, s2.0Oa
SAJO; patsnts. Si.25aSj; city mills, s{asi.lO;
easy; common To fair extra, go Oss3 10 good To
cnolce DO, e. 5ss4.:5. Wheat lover, With OPP
tons more active Tor export closing firm; No. =
red store and elevator, CSC. sfoa, 7134a7sc. !.
options opened WEAK ana declined a.e., closing
steady nc sake. under yesterday; Asrcn,
16tac.: April, Nc; Nay. 1876 Corn urm,
but dull; No >, 5l3.aJ2c. IN elevator; a24tc.
anoat; ungrsded mixed, S3a53bsc.; steamer
mixed, 3laJl Ac.: options dull, closing steady az
/ Yesterdays prices; March, 5isSc.: May. 5Olsc. !;
july 5Olsc. Oats iirm, oat dcn; options quiet
and steady: March, 37sSc.; May, 3Ilyc.; July,
| 3734 spot, No. 2, 31A.a3sc.; No. =, white.
4laiil4c.: Nc. 3, 40i.c. mixed western, 3sa
! 3g,sc.; white, 40a45Isc. Beef Quot and steady
BOei.hams dun but nrm AZ s2i.So. fierced
| beet NATIVE but steady; city extra India mess,
| s2U Cut-meats dail and easy; picked bellies,
| llJ4c.; shoulders, 1915; hams, ala. Mlddles
| Quiet anu fir1n; skort-cleaf, sl0.75. Lard
| quiet, closing firm; western steam, sl3; csty,
| Sic: May, els; July, sl2.25; refined dull and
| nominal; Continent, Sia2o: South American.
/ $3.50; compound, slo..S. PORK quiet and
| steady: Old meas. sis.2sasl9.5o; new mess.
| eco; extra prime, nominal Cotton-seed oil
| dun aud nominal; crude, 4Sc. yellow, 57a6Oc.
| Petroleum quiet; crude nrner st tA6J Ia BAR
| rels, Parkers bulk. $500 Washington. bar
rels, $40; bulk, se00; rsnned-New fers'
| Rosin aniet but nrmer nc 34iEa35c.: early sales,
| a5c Molassos--foreign nominal; New Orleans.
| ke,tlo. choice. acflve 10 srm 81 3Ua3sc. Peanuts
| dull but steady. Coffee cuiei. eioslug barely
trsay and a a1as0 gItus asr May slsss
$1,000: july. sia6o; september, ei6Soa
SiS'S5: December, sl620; spot Rso duli and
nominal; No.1, iss1sias sugar-Raw.duii but
STEADY; fair refining. a.; refined quiet aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
Mr.. BLACKWELL WILL EXPLAIN.
lilo Meant 40 Discourtcsy in His Recent
speech In Richmond.

Snprcme.Chancellor ". W. Blackwell,
whose speech at the recent Pythlan ban
ouet IA tins city 80 offended the German
members of the ord r rrcsen: that they
loft the hall. has indicated hls purpose 10
write letter 10 Germaula Lodge winch
vlu urobnbly sec matters right again ana
restore that harmony which has hltucrio
prevailed among all of the Virginia
lodges. O.,
BEFORE leaving Richmond Mr.. Blackwell
c.lloa on Paste hanccl!or &. I. LOehr and
EXPRESSED deep REGRET tCat any ohence
shonl have been taken at what lie said IN
Ais banquet speech endorsing the action
on ttt Supreme Lodge In deciding t. have
the ritual printed ONLY IN fnghsh' amt
declared. as he haI done IN h's interview
witha representative of tins paper, tAat
lc srtertained the most ahecuonate
regard for the German mem
htrs of the order. II was not
ms purpose. he asserted. 20 advocate
know-NotL.ng doctrines OF - wound the
feelings Of any element III the. great or
panization OF which he is the oiiiciai mead
n was ia tnis conversation taat NJ
Blackwell gave the assurance mar ne
would wute q letter OF explanation TO
Germauia Lodge, which IL the only Cor
man lodge N Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

EDWARDS. Entered into rest. a. the
residence of her husband. No. 30 south
Laurel street. on Tuesday. February 2sth.
at S:45 A. NJ. EMMA j., wife OF David Id
wards
church IEil ESDAY, March I'd, at 1 +. NJ.
Friends AMI acquaintance invited 20 At
tend.
HALL. Died. at his fathers residence.
Bucknoy Station. Louisa county, February
IL. 1873. ". j. HALL. son of J. l.. aud
Mary I. Hail; aged % years and MONTH
MALLORY. Died. Wednesday at ; min
ute, to A. b.. after an illness OF four
weeks, Mr. O. \. MALLORY, beloved nm =
band Of Mrs VI. G. Mallory, IN the 69th
year Of ma age.
lie leaves q devoted wife. two daughters,
aud three sisters - mourn their loss.
Farewell. dear brother. We hope 10 meet
Won on the otho- shore.
HIS funeral will take place from the res'-
dcnce Of his sOu-ln-law, Mr.. 4. \. lnllor,
No SOB north Iwcnty-cighth street, MS
CThur-da,l AFTERNOON AZ 4 o'clock.
Friends aad acGuantanccs invited TO At
tend without further notice.
MITCHELL-Died YESTERDAY, at fine
residence Of her husband. Mr.. {. +. Mitch
eli. Mrs. MARY J.. MITCHELL; aged 80
years.
She leaves n husband and seven children
TO mourn their Joss.
Funeral service at the Church Of the
Covenant at 10 o'clock FRIDAY MORN
ING. Friends are invited.
Petersburg papers please copy.
ROBINSON Died. at the residence of
J. NJ. Lows, March !. 1873, MARY, i.
| ROBINSON. daughter Of Starkey Robin
son. Esq.. oil Botetourt county, Va.
Interment at Buchanan THIS CThurs-
| dave AFTERNOON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

factory conference with him on this sue;
ject. As stated in this paper YESTERDAY, gu
OF the available space within the walls OF
the State prison Is alrea1y occupied w
buildings. II "a the idea OF the board II
they have sufficient money TO their credlt;
10 turn the factory now ocoupitu
by Larus g. Brother. tobacco manuiar',,
turers. over TO the Davis company or pun
It down and build O new one on lis site Tor
their house, and TO erect another. factory
for I.arus & Brother This latter buiidihg
would project through the prison wall. u
exterior constituting part OF The pouhu-
nry OF the institution. Ala,
The latter firm have consented TO thiS
arrangement.
EMPLOY MANY MORE HANDS.
The agreement between Governor Nc
Kinney and the representatives, OF inc
DAVIS Shoe Company was merely yeroal
one. but will doubtless be carried INTO
operation if the funds are found to De
available.
Mr.. Davis said last night m converse
ton with DIsPATCH reporter that the en-
largement Of che factory here would neces-
state the employment of nearly nine nun
dred convicis. A. present the firm nave
about six hundred working IN their SHOPS.
lie declined 70 state what arrangements
be and his colleagues had made with inc
North Carolina authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
BUREAU or INFORMATION.
MORE ABOUT "FENWlcK."
Recognized as Havinr Lived for some
Hmm In Norfolk.

u seems that .hc so-callcd Victor Fen
wick " really secured less money from the
clelgy Of the city than H. was supposed at
first 20 have done. Mother Rev. Mr. Bur
ton nor Rev. Mr. Kuyk. Of II. Johns, gave
him anything.
The letter which he presented. signed
by Rev. Mr.. List. of Philadelphia. also
bore the printed hea ling and address of
the church of which Mr.. I.isr Is rector.
Mr. Burton makes II n practice 10 commu-
licate at once with those persons who att
offered as references by applicants for aud.
HIS original suspicious were only confirmed
10y the reply of Alr. List that Fenwick ~
was fraud.
The police officers were informed yelter-
day bv a slloon-kccper n the lower part
of the city that "Icnwick was IN his
place about two weeks ago. The saloon
keeper SAID lac knew hun well; that his
real name was Nathan sykes; that he hal
lived IN Norfolk tor several years. and that
he took the name leuwIck from the street
on which ne resided there. The officer
ar Of opinion that "Fcnwick" or Syke-
has been - Richmond on several occasion,
and run ialllr ring and knife game
near the on Market.
One If the clergymen 10 whom the
"plous' Young man applied tor AID So
cured two days board for HIM M house
here. The next morning Fenwlck's
roommate was minus c.l3 par OK pants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
MONUMENT TO coLLseE-MEN.
Tho Southern Association 10 Meet ut
Richmond College Tonight.

A meeting Of tho Southern Intercolle-
giaie Monumental Association will be
held in the chapel Of Richmond College
tonight at 8 o'clock.
The organization has for IT'S object the
drawing together of southern colleges III
an Effort 20 erect q monument for those
who fell in their struggles for the Lost
Cause. The first meeting In the interest
of the movement was held IN Charleston,
=. c., on OCTOBER 2g. 1921. and nearly all
the southern educational institutions sent
representative. On this occasion the A.
ISOLATION was organized and the following
officers elected: Frederick Opp. University
of Texas. president Thomas Plnckney.
University OF Virginia. vice president; T.
McDavis. Tennessee. recording secretary /:
+. Gruver, College Of Charleston, CORE
spending secretary; J. G. Blasingame,
University OF Georgia. treasurer.
Mr.. OPP, the president OF the associs-
ton. - y prominent young LAWYER OF
Llano. Tex. He Il now IN the city and
will preside over the meeting tonight.
Several delegates from other States are eX-
pected 70 attend the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.
A Quick Piece of Work by orieer John T.
Hall.

At9:SO o'clock Yesterday afternoon Chief
of Police Poe received q telegram from H..
NJ. Morgan. savannah GA. detective
requesting HIM 10 arrest Henry Cam, .
negro, who Is wanted IN savannah for
murder The telegram stated that letters
10 Cams wife told her 10 direct her letters
~ ". II. Fisher. No. 2lj north Seventeenth
street. and also gave a bret description OF
the fugitive.
At O'Clock the telegram was placed IN
the hands Of Officer Jonn I. Hall, and IN
loss than half an hour he had his man.
Tie negro Is o barber by trade aud was
found working nj the barber-shop Of Simon
Travors. which IS the No. specitied IN the
telegram. He SAID ut police headquarters
that hIs name vas Fisher, and when asked
III it was not Cain replied that that was
for the officers TO find out. Further than
that he refused 10 talk.
on his person were found several re-
ceipted bills for cigars signedby d. Griffin,
OF savannah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
Iee-Camp Auxiliary.

4 meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary of
Lee Camp wa, held YESTERDAY afternoon
and considerable routine business was
transacted. Several eases of distress We're
reported. Relief has already been Afforded
thirteen families IN ludlgent clrcum.
stances. and assistance VIII be extended
% others. \ number of tickets for the
conf recently furnished by the city 10 the
poor We're distributed.
After the session Of the Ladies Auxiliary
the committee associated with the Ten
ressae tent of the Memorial Bazaar held d
meeting. All tho reports submitted were
very encouraging and showed that many
handsome donations bad been received
Mrs. j. \. Small has made contribution
Of $50 worth of cigars. while Captain
Robert Walker. Of Orange. has presented
the ladies with a blooded calf. Other
donations in the way of money were also
reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
Vo-Id.s-F.Ir Concert.

4 meeting Of tho World's-Fa.r Auxiliary
was held At thc Young Mems Christian :
sociatIon Yesterday afternoon az O'Clock
20 arrange for the entertainment to DE-
gwen under the auspices OF tins body next
week IL was decided thar the concert
should take place IN the Association Ion
on Tuesday evening. The most pleasing
feature Of the occasion will he the reclta-
tons by Mrs. J. Logan and the harp solos
by Miss Bessie Logan. Misses Jesse
Pace. lillian Yarhrojgh. and anime ham
ner will sing. and there will be some cX-
celen: music by a quartette consisting 9ii
Professor and Mr.. Emory Shaw, MIS- -
n. Knowles. aud Mr.. l.. ii. Gloves.
The proceeds from the performance oi
"Our Bows" which was gwen AZ the
Academy Of Music several weeks ago tor
tho benefit Of the " orld s-Fair Aux liary'
amounted 10 s&39.75. Mrs. &. OH. Co~ar-
din yesterday deposited this sum IN the
Planters National Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
TO BE VIRGlNIA-DAY.
THIS STATE TO BE THUS HONOREO
AT The WORLDS FAIR.
Progress on the Mt. Vernon Dnilding-
More Money VIII BE Needed-rhe
Proposed History.

The Executive Committee Of the Board
Of World's-Fair Managers for Virginia met
at the Office of Colonel Buford last night
and was in session for several hours.
A communication from +. v. Culp. secre-
tary Of the exposition. urging tho board to
name some notable day in the history OF
Virginia to be known as Virginia-day at
the exposition was presented Gnd action
deferred until a future meeting.
letter from Chicago book firm
making certain proposals looking 70 the
clrcuatiOn OF book claiming 20 be
history OF Virginia was passed by.
TuE PROGRESS MADE.
Pre-. lent Buford submitted brief re-
Fort. setting forth what action had been
| taken sinca the last meeting N connection
with the State Board of Agriculture IN the
matter OF preparing and distributing CIR
| cular 10 the public requesting ana tor the
! Norld's-Fair Fund.
He also reported the result of Dr.. APP
! persons visit TO Chicago. \ contract tor
| the dependencies of the main building on
the Virginia grounds has been made, the
cost TO be $500. bringing the total cost
! OF buildings M 10 Sl5.0ii. instead OF
| $4,000. rs first estimated. The report shows
tho necessity of the cooperation OF the
| public. the counties. and municipalities IN
the matter Of increasing the fund at the
| disposal of the board. II the State IL 10
mako proper exhibit the board must
have more money.
BUREAU or INFORMATION.
The board decided 10 establish bureau
| OF information on the grounds and IN the
| Virginia buildings. said bureau 10 be- con-
! s.Iuctod under the supervision and subject
TO the control % the board and ~ officer
| All information, including maps. descrlp-
| tive statements, aud literature III reference
to the resources and capabilities Of every
| part Of the State viii be distributed i'm
| partially by the bureau. The list
OF Inquiries for information about
| investments IN Virginia will be open to all
| dealers IN Virginia and no preference will
be allowed - any person or firm IN giving
| Information or IN sending prospective IN
| yestors IN the State.
The board discussed At length the Ques-
| ton Of the furniture for the NJ Vernon
| building. and after transacting agoOd deaI
OF routine business adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
4 CHuRCH-HlLL WEDDING.
Miss Susie Gary Becomes tho Bride OF
MIR. Arthur ". Baker.

Nr. Arthur W. Baker and. Miss SUSIE +.
Gnry were united III marriage ut Leigh
Street BAPTIST church Yesterday afternoon
At q o'clock IN the presence OF Il large con-
course Of friends.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor. Rev. W. +. Wright, Gnd Professor
Watson presided ut tha organ. Inc tol-
loving gentlemen acted as ushers Messrs.
J. :. Gary. brother OF the BRIDE best man },
\. b. Ogilvie, William 4. Nunnally, VI. {.
Collier. :. /. Elliott. and J. Nj. Wakefield,
The bride. who Is an attractive young
lady, was attired III travelling SUIT OF
green bcnglhne and carried pearl roses.
After the ceremony the newly-wcdded pair
lett on the 7:Oj tram OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad Tor
a trip TO Washington and Baltimore They
viii attend tue inauguration while II the
The groom is the die-maker for the
Uasker- Marcuse Company and IS an estl'
n@blc vounc man. HIS bride who i q
daughter OF Mr.. l.. J. Gary, Is one OF the
most popular young ladies Of the East End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
Ur,t the sinners Are Doing.

/ In the Police Court yesterday morning q
commission Of lunacy was ordered IN the
case 81 Marv Jasper, a negro woman
CHARGED with being Of Unsound mind.
John Thomas lcolored). who vas up for
attempting to sell forged tickets to the
Bird-Eve Club, No. /. was discharged.
John was also accused Of being dlsorderly
and tre.passlng on the premises OF Robert
Pride. but there was nothing IN the case
and II was dismissed.
Willie GUY (colored). charged with steal
ing $40 from Lucy Jackson, was Ills
missed.
Mestv Davis (coloredl. who was reported
for keeping MS bar-room open on Snn,iAN'
was fined S25 nnd sent to the grand jury
oi the llustings Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
LRnnorted for the nlspatch.l

March Private sales to-day: Wrappers.
-: cutters, 4 darGs, Il; huers. Total, IL
hogsheads ,-...
Revenue .Nollections: Cigars and cigarettes
3J.6TO.OO: tobacco. $A,1Jb.'O; spec'a! TAX
s2O. Si-t0tal. S9,35IU9.
DARK loose sales to-day: At Crenshsws Ware
house, 35.34O pounds highest sa2J: AT
ShO,soe Warehouse, 5000 pounds. highest
price So $50,
the total loose sales from October l. 1892. 70
March /. 1898. at ShOckJe Warehouse were
SgAtgO pounds: at Cronshaw's Warehouse
Ia4Tl 80 lOuuds-tOtal sales to date, =, 1854
pounds with sl32J highest price.
AZ Danyille, Lynchburg. Winston, ana Clarkcs.
yillo the breaks reported are very poor Bright
sales al Planters up to sJ7 only. Good bright
breaks and active prices quoted az ca h ware
mouse. DARK breaks common and lghI. Larger
and better or AXIS expected Tomorrow ana next
"a