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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
Iieht-ye.ssI out of Place.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 26.-The
Light House Board gives notice that Bush
Bluff Light-Vessel No. A.. Elizabeth river,
Va. has been dragged by the ice about 300
wards in a southw5sterly direction. and IL
now in five fathoms Of water. Anchor
lights are now shown IN place of the usual
fixed white lights. As soon as the condl-
tions of the ice will permit. the vessel wall
be replaced. when the usual lights will be
re-established of which due notice will be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
DEATHS.

ADAM.-Died. at his residence. No. II
south Twelfth street. at z o'clock thfs
morning, RICHARD ADAM; OK GLASGOW.
Scotland. IN the 18th year Oh nis age
Funeral notice hereafter.
JOHNSON. January 18th. NAT.
TIE JANE JOHNSON, wife Of DR.. Henry
T. johnson.
Due notice Of funeral hereafter.
WuSON. Died. Thursday morning.
January 26th, ct $40 O'Clock, q the resi-
deuce Of her son-in-lsw, Il w. Drew. 3ll
south Second street, MINERVA WILSON,
!elict q Richard wiiscn and dasPasss 2
Funeral from the above residences 1k3I8
EVENING q 3 O'clock. Relatives eAd
Lisnds are invited to sttsnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
Augustus Greatest Carnival.

AUGUSTA, Ga. January 26.-This was the
GROWING night of Augustus greatest car
niyal. II IL estimated that $4,000 people
gathered on Broad street 20 witness the
allegorical pageant. Fourteen floats were
in line. as follows: HIS Majesty's Work
men: title float of the theme; King
float: Ills Majesty Leading his Subjects IN
Review; Robinson CrusOe and his Man
Friday Alce in Wonderland: Little Peo-
Pile Of the Snow Baron Munchausen's
trip TO the Moon: Aladdin's Banquet :;
Paul and Virginia; Story Of the Enylous
Man The Barber and HIS Six Brothers /;
Hobo OF the Golden Belt William Tell,
and The Three Calendars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
ABERDEEN, O., July 81, 1891

Messrs. LipDman Brosseys, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Sirs,-I bought bottle of your p.
p. p. at Hot Springs. Ark. and 1t has done
me more good than three months tSeat-
ment at the Hot Springs.
Have you no agents IN this part OF the
country? or let me know how much 1t viii
cost 10 get three or six bottles from your
city by express. Respectfully yours.
JAMES N. NEwros.
Aberdeen, Brown oeunty.Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27

BALTIMORE. Nh. JaDusry 2B.-Beof Cattle !:
Market very slow and prices o. lover, beei,
4sta5ihc.: generally rated nrst quality, 4tss
43,,s; medium, 3ieaI .c.; ordinary. lltsJc
most sales, 2a,aic. Receipts, l,l52 head:
sales, $50 head.
The receipts OF s'scp and lambs wero 2.si3
head. Quotatons; Sheep, jabAc.. lambs,
41sa6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
PROVISION FOR SALARIES.
The Old Fight Over Clerks to Senators at
80 n Day Zach.

WAsHiNGroS. ID. c., January 26.The
Legislative. executive. and judicial appro-
priatiou blll tor the hscai year 1894, as re-
ported 10 the House to-day. makes an az
grrgnte appropriation OF S2l ST. 9S, bong
e322. i3i less than the amount carried by
the bin Tor the current fiscal year, and
S9i7,Sl7 less than the estimates. The
bin specifically provides for 1866
salaries bong lls loss than the number
PROVIDED for in the law for the current
year. Department clerks who now work
from % TO are hereafter 10 work eight
hours d4v. The old fight between the
House and the Senate over clerks TO sena-
turs ut - day is 20 be renewed the COM
m,t.pc leaving this appropriation ont OF
the bill. ALumber OF changes IN the saia-
RES %. clerks. nearly all IN the line of re-
auctions, are made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
sltting In His Buggy Perfectly Dead.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

LEXINGTON, n. g., January 26.-Captain
A. NJ. Rhyme. q prominent merchant and
newspaper correspondent, shot himself
here last night with a douDle- barrel shot
gun. lie had been out hunting and re-
turned about dark with companion: He
was left alone IL his buggy, and was found
sitting upright at the door of livery
stable about o'clock perfectly dead, with
an ugly wound IN his right breast. IL is
believed TO have been purely accidental.
He leaves three children. Captain Rhyme
was bravo soldier IN the late war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27

CfScINNiTI, o., January 26.- Flour steady.
Wheat IA good demand. No red. NC. Corn
heavy; No. mixed, 4ll4si?is; oats steady
No. =. Soc. PORK quiet AZ sie."1' Lar
helh higher at sIi.2j. BnlA-mea's quiet az
$1,000. Bacon nrm Of sll.iJ. Whskey quiet
ntsl3J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
Hon. W. IL. Kitchen Attacked.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c.. January 26.-The
Tarboro' So,eiherner last week said edito-
rally that Hon. W. II. Kitchen Is not ell:
titled to the appointment 10 the office OF
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Eastern District of North Carolina, tor
which he Is an applicant. The Southerne1
being Democratic paper MIR. Kitchen
friends think it strange that 1t should
thus attack him. Several communications
have been printed answering tho attack,
and the Democrat, of this place, answered 1t
editorlally TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
unfartunats Dome.rio Dificulty.

fCorrespondence OF the hlchinonu Dlspntcu.I
WINDSOR. N. c., January 25.-Bill Todd,
q white man living in Pell Nell, came to
town yesterday and filled himself full of
mean whiskey and when be reached home
he attempted to beat his wife. Jimmie
Todd. his son, a young man about 70 years
old, took his mothers part, when Bill
caught him and cut his throat very badly.
Jimmie broke loose from him, caught upa
stone and struck Bill on the head with 1t.
Both are in very dangerous condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
The srest Pleasant Way

of preventing the grip, colds. headaches.
and feyers is to use the liquid laxative
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, whenever the sys-
tenn needs gentle. yet effective cleansing.
To be benefited one must get the. true
remedy manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Company only. For sale by ell
druggists IN 20 cents and ~ bottles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH.-- friday JANUARY q. 1893.

Grenadier won; Greenbsy second. Flori-
more third. Time. 1:26st.
Second race--five furlones-Some More
won: Magee second, Moderate tnird.
Time. l;05l4.
Third race-one mile-Poet won: Sea-
bird second. Juggler third. Time. l;i61s.
Fourth race-four aud one-halt tur-
longs buddhist won; Golden second.
Jerquet third. Time, 59I4.
Fifth race-one and one-sixteen'n
miles-Darling won: National second. Ar
genta third Time. i:jii<.
Sixth race-four aud one-half furlongs--
Montlece won: Harry Russell second, Blue
Wind third. Time. 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27

Alexander said that things were quite
dull around the Capitol. and that the
death Of Justice Lamar ana ms prooao.e
successor was the only talk. Captain
Alexander saws that the general opinion at
the Capitol Is that Acknowledgement
Miller will be appointed by the President
10 the vacancy on the bench. but that
there seems 10 be doubt rs Ia whether
OF not the Senate will confirm the nomi-
nation. and If such be the case II will IN
all probability fall upon Mir. Cleveland TO
fll the vacancy. az Acknowledgement
Miller has not many friends in the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
Personal Note. from Emporis.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DsDatch.l
EMPoR1A. Va. January &c. -Grscey, in
FAINT child Of Mr.. Thomas Z. Newsom,
Commissioner Of the Revenue, died this
morning.
AIr. W. II. Purdv. left yesterday Tor
Sumter. 5. c., to visit his brother, Robert
s. PurdE a prominent attorney OF that
place.
Senator Yarrell is visiting your city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
RICHMOND PREFERRED.
Conductor MarshGlrs Narrow Escape.


CHARLOTTE. n. c.. January 2G. -Conductor
Frank Marshall had q narrow escape yes
terday. Captain Marshall runs between
Charlotte and Atlanta on the Airline
road. Yesterday be left here OF noon.
When his tram reached Grover a young
man boarded the train and seemed to be
under the influence of whiskey. The
train had not gone far before no began
fourishing pistol. soaring the passengers
very much. Conductor Marshall went to
the man and asked him TO nut his gun in
his pocket He refused. wherenpoh Cap
tam Marshall wrenched 1t from him and
put il in the rack above where the man
was seated. Captain Marshall went into
the next car about his work and soon
afterwards returned to the car where the
man who had acted SO dlsorderly was. He
passed on up the aisle and had gotten be-
vond where the man was sitting and had
his back to MIN. In an instant the crazy
fellow jumped at Captain Marshall with "a
dirk, and but for Mr.. Thomas Haney, a de-
tectlve of the read, he would have stabbed
the conductor IN the back. Haney hit the
young man behind the ear and he fell 10
the floor of the car. He was put off at
Clifton and the occurrence was reported to
the agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
MEM WORK STOCK MAhkEI.

NEW YORK. January Extraordinarily over
ono baii OF the whole business in storks today
was ia the two industrial-. Sugar and Distillers
These shares actually made the tone OF the
market from opening to closing. showing that
speculative interest has been turned principally
20 the In lustrsl stocks. There were compare
lively large transactions in Reading, but In no
thing else was there what could DO called real
activity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
Four white Men Drowned.

Cu.RLor1r. n. c.. January 26.-Mr. w.
NJ Morse. who returned from NJ. Holly,
brought news of the drowning Of four
white men IN the Catawba, few miles
north OF Mt. Holly. Six men were skating
on the ice. when It broke. and all fell IN.
Only two of them escaped. Mr.. Morse
failed 10 get the names.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
In Behalf Of Gniiford Battle-Ground
fgrc~g.i ,cfepram 20 the Dfapatrh.l

RALEIGH. n. C., January G.-This aften
noon ex-Judge Schenck. Of Greensboro,
addressed the ioint Committee on Educa-
tjop. asking for $500 annual appropriation
10 the Guilfortt' Battle-Ground Associa-
ton. His speech was foreible. aud he was
followed by DR.. Kemp T.. Battle, of the
university. and Justice Walter CLARK. OF
the Snpreme Court. The speakers showed
how little had been done by North Caro-
lima 20 preserve the memories Of the deeds
of the men of the Revolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
THE COTTON MARK ETs.


LIVERPOOL. January 20. = Aooa- Cotton -
February ani March, > 7-0it., also D s-Bii.
March, o-64d April ami NAV. , lO-etd,
also > l-64i: May hai juno I2-tfd.; Juno
and July. , li-64d.; JIly and August, lJ-Oid.
August aud September, . lJ-btd.
. 4. M-American miidiiDg, tar. J9ai; good
mlidliug, , J-lBd. middlmg' JlDd. M"
middiing. l-l0d. gooi ordinary, 10 I'D:
ordinary, 4B,d.: January. 4-6ia5 J-Ofd.
January and february. . 4.jia0 .i-6id.; feoru.
airy and March, i-b4a3 J-Oid. Marin ana
April, , 0-b3d.. sellers; April and May, .-dta
} Sold; May and June, D-lpi, sellers
June and Juv, l0-BiaJ II-OiL July aId
August, ! I2-04d., sellers; August and sep.
tember. ) l2-64d., sellers. fI'ures closed
quiet and steady.
NEW YOKg, Janusry 20. s2o' cotton closed
easy; uplands, 0g-lBc. Orleans. y ID loc
good ordinary, 3 7-l6r; low midiilns' ySsc.
sales, 5O7 bales. Futures closed steady -aies,
10000 bales; January. t?.Ji. February,
1852: March, sg.43: April, 1871 NAY. s9;1J'
TENDER, $3.50; october, 1888; total net re-
celut-, all ports, 1861 bales; exports -GTeas
Britain, I,33s bales; France, l3,f27 baies;
Futures steady: sales, 5000 bales. January.
a9.22; February, sD.ls; March. ss,Sl; Aprh,
1888 May, $3.50; June t9.45: July, 5000:
Totals for tho weok-Net receipts, ol'Soo
bales: exports -Dfeet Britain. 20, 40 bales
France, IL, 331 bales. Continent, ls,oOo balcs'
HAvAL-sToRE NARgETs.
wIIMIYGros, N c., January 2o.-fdrpentlns
nrm az 3lc. Rosin firm; strained, 81: good
strained, sl.0J. Tar steady At clio. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip Sal
virgin sI.7O.
sAyASsAH, Ca. January 26.-Turpen1lns
nrm At Sic RoriD firm &C siiOasi.lo.
CHARLESTON, :. C., January 28-Inrpentlhs
firm az Sic. hOsin nrm az CLIO Tor goo'
strained.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lRoportsi for the Dispatch.
JANUARY 26.--Market quiet. Tho factories
seem 70 have plenty Of sto'k anf working s""a
force ~ hands Prime. pic: extra prime. NC,
D. a NH al. aafiac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
KILLED In ~ Quarrel.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. January 49, II. i.
Nichols. the keeper of a lYery-stable at
Dyersburg. WAS shot and instantly killed
bv 9. l.. Butler at that place IN q quarrel,
which resulted from Buffers smoking in
Nichols's stable Nichols ordered him out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
The leading futures
cUIc.go tfyE-srocK u,gtEr.

CHICAGO. January @6. cattle Receipts. 49,
900 head; shipments. 5000 head. Market
Glow steady for prime steers, others lower
choice 10 prime steers, s5.bOasd: others, si.50a
$3.50: feeders, sfasA2j; stockers, s3.25a
81. cows, s3as3jO.
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
$500 head. Market fairly active ami steady :
mixed. and packers. SG4Jas1.s5; prime heavy
and butchers weights s7.5sas3.a1; prime
lights, s7.5OGsG.dJ other light, ~. lJat1.3O.
sheep: Receipts, 5000 head shipments. go
head Market dull and 2Oa23 points lover
good western sheep, tJaSJl : lambs, t1.'oa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
who viii Succeed Justice Lsmars

CHARIorrE. N. c., January 26.-Congress.
man &. b. Alexander came IN on the vesti-
buie this morning from Washington. In
conversation with . Ases reporter Captain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
4 MIDDAY FIRE IN PETERSBURG.
Narrow Esc,pe of Two Weli-Known Law


fCorrespondcnce OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
PyTrRsBrRG. Va, January 2G.-Shortly
after noon to-day fire occurred in the
steam printing establishment Of Mr.
George NJ. Bozel. on Tabb street. MIR. Bo-
zels Offices are on the ground floor of the
buildlng long occupied by the Petersburg
Club. and immediately adjoining the Hotel
brunswick, 80 we'll known TO the travelling
public. The front room was occupied by
the compositors, the middle room by the
machinery and IOb-presses. aud the rear
room was used for the storage OF stock.
The ire broke out III the middle room,
and - supposed To have caught from
a spark which communicated with
and Immediately ignIted the OIL
tank winch supplied the engine. In q
moment there was big blaze and dense,
sitting smoke. which drove the printers
from their cases. Mr. Bozol who ran back
to ascertain the cause. was almost suuo-
Gated by the smoke. and only saved hlm-
self by dropping upon ma hands ana Knees 1
and craving 10 the street door. The
PROMPT work Of the Fire Department saved
the building from much damage. though
MIR BOZels stock. type, and machinery
were considerably damaged. HIS loss VIII
probably not exceed $1,000. which Is fully
covered by policies of insurance IN tue
following companies: Virginia tlre ana
Marine - 100; queen, SlUUV' lusuIauCc
Company OF North America. $500.
NARROW ESCAPES.
The second floor of the building is occu-
pied as law Offices by Messrs. II. Is. Davis
and W. Is. Northumberland Handsomely
furnished apartments with TWO tine law
libraries. Most OF the books and personal
effects of the firm were hastily removed by
the assistance of citizens. They were
pitched out Of the windows and thrown
through the doors. The smoke finally
became so dense az to make 1t al
most insufferablc tor any one 70 re-
man III the rooms. MI. Mciiwalne
was compelled 10 save himself by jumping
from the second-story window in the
rear. by which he sustained spralned
ankle. Mr.. h. j. Gillian, who has his
law Office on the same floor, endeavOred to
escape through the Onl entrance. but
found the door closed. lie then started
TO lump from-a window, but before he
could do so the door was opened for him.
Messrs. DAVIS and Mcllwaine are fully in
sured. and they will suffer more from in
convenience than loss. The building IS
owned by Mrs Anne +. Martin, and. while
not much damaged, Is insured for $3.50
in the Petersburg Savings and $1,000 IN
the Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE January %6.--Vlrginis 80, fla
II; Baltimore ana Ohio, 97t4 asked: Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern let's, lO5al0S: do. Is;
incomes, - bid: do, "a incomes, 81 bid; DO.
Sd incomes, l0al0b: consolidated gas stock,
61L asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices of Money. bonds. Sfsck1 Grsin.
Tobacco. Cotton. kc.. and the
west her Ipdications
tBy telegraph to the DI.patch.l


- WAsHISGIox. ID. c.. January 26.--
ClIQ forecast for twenty-four hours
wv" from midnight 20 midnieht-For
Virginia and North Carolina; Fair
weather: colder: variable winds.
Weather conditions: A storm OF great
energy has appeared of the north coast OF
California aud the barometer is compare
lively low over the Gulf of 81. Lawrence
and the Southwest An area OF high
barometer has advanced from the Sas-
katcbewan Valley over Minnesota, and the
barometer IL high over the South Atlantic
States. This evening the temperature IL
20 20 20 degrees below zero IN the ked
River OF the North and tue eastern Sas-
katchewan valleys. The line OF zero tenn
peratnre reaches Northern Missouri and
the line of freezing weather IS traced TO
Northern Arkansas. A cold wave has
oyerspread the districts lying between the
southeastern slope of the Rocky Noun
tains and the upper Lake regions. In the
Atlantic Coast States and over the Rocky
Mountain plateau and Paclfic-Cosst re-
gIons the temperature has risen.
Snow has fallen on the eastern slope OF
the Rocky Mountains and IN the lower
valleys, aud heavy rain is reported IN Cali
tornls and on toe Texas coast. Colder
and generally fair weather IL indicated for
the AtlantIc-C Coast States. In the western,
central, and southwestern States the wea-
Their will be warmer. with increasing
cloudiness and rain or snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
WANT A SLICE OF 1T.
" spsclAL-FAcILlrY.MAIL CLAUSE !"
APPROPRIATION.
southern Roads ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oldest Living Democrat win Attend
the Inauguration.


the Inauguration.
rrr1rn Our Regular Correspondent
w,su,>crov. January 20.--The House
., .,.,roc on Post .Ofi'ccs and Post Roads.
winch ReyresontAtive Henderson, OF
~ .,,A Carolina. IL chairman. hold meet
.... .b.s morning. at which several railway
,...,.s we're present. the question OF IN
t.-..t being whether or not the spcoi"l
..rr. ma,l clause should bo included
.. .no general appropriation bill almost
.r q no reported. 4 number of
e.. s.rthcrn roads arc interested
. CHI. clause. including the hich.
f aud Dauvlllc. the A'lannc-Noa,t
..r ..G others whose trains ran through
t...ftlu clear ou 10 New Orleans Inc
..nI and Danyllio people have IN
(..> several wears that they ought t.
Co.,. slice s. ;tls speeds! appropriation,
winch ha~ iccn eniovcd perhaps to a
~ .1tcn; hv the Atlantic Coast Line
.r. 90 the others. II Is understood.
.t.r. faaf this wear She latter did not
frfhc continuance of the appr"Pfia-
Il' ou the representations maze 10
mm.ttoo tins morning The chances
Do ila usual sum ~ about Nl'U,U1O
....r tr divided between more OF the
.l...s hg the rosto.hc" Department.
Looks TAyoEAnLo.
...rlers of the subcommittee Of
..f..n Committee ou the District 81
... won't 90 Georgetown TINS after
tvluIuo the section Of the city ia
.a. Norfolk aud Western railroad
t. !.ratc SIS station and tracks in
...rf Congress grants the right 10
..t.. i.tluac and enter the District.
..t.r il.aiuu Is not certain what The
u. tle sab-cOuWlttco VIII Dee. ~ IS
..I,.e matter VII! come before the
.mItfnr tomorrow. and General
.s.l the opinion TINT even should
-t oft the -uh. committee he I'M
.li Is not settled tAat they VIII be
lI wTNI OVER.
..- Uun'ou triod 20 have passed the
.r- far biil 10 pens on Mrs. Ann Mer-
..ri'sr. a. tl,pcp"r county. lady
'-.i $50 wears oi ag' and.a descend
t4p'mu Philip slaughter. who
... tIr war a. The Revolution. II
o.. .t.iulic~ au Objection by Senator
.r Wln thinks ad these bills should
... "a, dty tNcd tor such matters.
"..frt>aE NED rNBErr.
sod tlat tpe oldest living Democrat
.. ....r.i ,- making arrangements 20 at
IlaururltIuu Of Mr. Cleveland in
'' ''"I nor -. 49, I ,.',,'r'',
,". ~ ~ 4, -. n,',i w. w. =,
IL, ~, az ,ra, te
.,'i, 90 fIo,',ia,,1
-...nslu. Several gentlemen from
.ag Who called few DAYS
Congressman Meredith say
..-. =. n. doubt nm their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
RrMoRs As TO SUGAR.

Rumors we're thick in the early morning OF
disagreement between the principal manipua-
tors ~ sugar-renneries. and although buying
orders were plentiful tho selling was extremely
urgent, and amid grent deal OF excitement the
price was driven down to l@l. There was con-
siderable selling OF Dstillers for Washington
account and the rush against that stock Was AL
most as vicious as thst against Sugar. 80 that
from ~ 1t went 10 49, the lowest point reached
on the decline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
NO INVESTORS.

All persons contemplating Investments for
1893 are invited 10 consider the deslrabtlity Of
the stock Of The OLD-DOMINION BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which Is sold at $40
per share and has maturity value OF 900 per
share, paying D per cent annual cash interest
until maturity upon the amount invested.
This stock presents the rare combination OF
handsome returns with security as absolute ~
any known investment
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ills Main street, Richmond. Va
]. TAYLOR EILysos, President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
csAlN ANo COTTON sxcnAAns

RICHMOND. January 26--Ovrnpuae-- vh4s,
900 bushels. Corn. 7<6 bushels. Data "a,
busheis Peas, o. buzhelA
sALrA -Whcat 900 bushels. Corn, 20 49,
QUOTATIONS.
Waskr-Loasbsrry. 7sasic. xiaed, 75,stn
uhortosrry. 70Asic. No 2 red. 7pssOc
Soan-Whits. Virginia, bag lots, $50. No
2 white. hxc. No z mixed, J0a5Ic.
OASh-Wiuter uor ssetD. tOas5r.: No z
mixed, 3aa3ylsc.: NO. = mixed. 37a3sc.
Hxl.--Joa6Jc.
fboUa-ws aiT,i Fias. s,,sg.25: ,ne.r.
Que, sasjss'.5o; extra sa2jas4JO. fanny,
eIJ0a1I75: patent. -. Ibasa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
tbs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Reaction from the excitement later carried
sugar from l?I 20 l2jis and Disiillers' from ~
10 4gas. The latter afterwards retired Is.
closing with net loss Of l. per cent, hut
sugar closed at 10, a gain OF I've per cent. Tine
other lnddstrials followed the lead OF the two
principal stocks but without their marked
fluctuations Manhattan was again a feature NJ
the opening. By coniinusl liquidation in that
stock, with tho help Of some stop orders It was
driven down from l6l 10 los.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
sUERY PEOPLE AGTTATED.

II Is understood that the citizens of Sur
~ county are much agitated over tine
matter OF the proposed removal of the
courthouse TO Claremont. The next
Legislature will be asked TO allow the peo-
pie 10 vote on the subject.
Mr. Emmett Wade, merchant of long
standing in Ettrlck, has sold out his pro-
perty and stock, and Will remove to Berk-
ley.
Mr. and Mira. McMurran. OF Hamilton,
Ont. have been the guests this week OF
Mr. John McGill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27
NIRRCTQRS.

J. TAyLos EILysos, john y. EILxrr.
| JOHN b. PuzCEfL. NoKMAs Y. RAsD0lrHs
!. FEAnx T. SUTTON ~ i-u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-27

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. The skies were
clear at midnight.
Range Of the thermometer az the front
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday