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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

ADaMS.-Died, at the residence OF her
son.in-law. George Clifford, III north Sew
en,eanth street, Mrs. ELLEN ADAMS;
aged 20 years.
II was only tho footsteps Of angels
That silently entered the door
And took from our circle dear mother
10 dwell on the radiant shore.
II was only touch soft and loving.
And then the dear one was at rest.
Whila the soul of our darling went upward
TO dwell with the pure and tho blessed.
II VAS only moment OF sorrow.
Then angels came in at the door
And silently took mother, dear darling,
10 dwell on that beautiful shore
she leaves four daughters aud ono son
| 10 mourn their loss.
Funeral will take place from tho RESI-
deuce TO-DAY. February 2id, 40 +. VI.
! Frlonds and acquaintance arc invited -
attend.
APPERSON-Died, in Williamsburg
( Va. at the residence OF her brother, W, IL.
F.. Morecock, February II, 1898, Mr..
mond, Va. widow OF Dr. Robert \. Apper.
son, Of New Kent county, Va. IN The tid
year Of her age.
DENNIS Monday. February ~.
1893. at l p. ~. JOHN DENNIS, m tho
! cath year of his ago
/ lie had for forty-four years been a con.
sistent member Of the Baptist church, and
| died in the full triumph OF ialth.. he
| leaves six children, seven grandchildren,
and n host of friends ~ mourn their loss.
His funeral will take place from ths
| Siyth Nt. Zion BAPTIST church at L. N.
! THURSDAY: Rev. Mr.. Johnson. pastor
az the Centrala Baptist church, or which
| ,he deceased was for twenty years dea.
con. will conduct the services. Eriend3
are invited 10 attend.
GRAHAM. Died, on the morning OF tho
odd instant. after brief illness, IDA j.,
dauphter Of Ida y. and tho late {. II.
Graham Jr.. IN the 20th year ~ her age.
| The funeral will take place 1iilS
CVbursday) EVENING al o'clock from
I'eioh Street Baptist church, which thi
t,iends of the family and those ~ her
grandfather. f.. &. Crump. are respectfully
SnyiteI TO attend. The officers. teachers.
and scholars of tho Sunday school arc re-
ouested to be present.
MARTIN. Departed this lfe February
DIST Al 1890 A. NJ. at 4lS west Baker street.
Mr.. JOSEPH MARLIN, IN tho 4sth year OK
his age.
McCOURT.- Died. ut the residence OF
= ber brother-in-law. Michael Mason, ~
, Venabls street. Wednesday evening; tso:
ruary 9Th. at ll:4j O'Clock. Mrs. MAXI
McCOURT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

proposed TO do the work for s25.'7I ana
the privilege OF using the material IN tne
old house. The matter will be suomitten
AZ tine congregational meeting next Suh-
dav. when IL will be decided whether 10 ac-
cep, this bid or modify the plans.
The drawings o. Messrs. Poindexter
BRYANT call for very handsome anu
modern church. II ia to be OF Gothic
etyle in red brick. with brownstone trim
mynes. The seating capacity IL 10 be l,0OJ;
The exterior on both Twenty-fourth ana
\ etreets will be faced with brownstone
from the surface of ground to water taole
COR top of floor joists). The exterior COZ
nices are to be Of galvanized iron. inc
roofs will be covered with Buckingham
blue slate with galvanized iron ridges. Inc
floor of the auditorium is to be dished from
three sides 90 q. centre. and the seats are
10 be either curved pews or opera
chairs. Inc interior Will be finished
tbrouphou. in natural Virginia or
North Carolina pine. oiled, rubbed. ana
VANISHED. The church IL to have al
modern sanitary arrangements. and IS 10
he heated bv hot ar from n large furnace
IN the Easement. with registers IN the
auditorium. ? in the Sunday. school. in
iho infant Department, and IN the
lndies' parlor ii IS 10 be lighted oy gas
and electricity. All the windows except
those IN the rear are to have stained elHs''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
REBUILD ON THE OLD SITE.
The Thomas Property Bought by the
American Tobacco Company.

American Tobacco Company
The large factory of the Allen q Ginter
Branch OF the American Tobacco COmpa-
nv. which was destroyed by FIRE on the
morning of January 18th, is to be rebuilt
and on the same site.
THIS decision was reached late Tuesday
evening when Mr.. John Pope, the resident
managing director Of the American Com-
many. closed the bargain with Dr. v. y.
Thomas for the purchase of the lot az the
southwest corner OF Cary and seventh
streets. The price has not yes been made
The lot which adioins the poorhouse Of
the Richmond Railway and Electric Com
many has a frontage Of 50 feet on Seventh
street and a depth of $50 feet on cary.
Tho company already owned ~ teel on
Cary street between the Thomas property
and the Valentine Meat-Julce WORKS, so
that they WIli have the area Oh o%Al'- ieo'
on which TO build
None Of the details with reference 10
the character aud arrangement Of the new
factory have vet been arranged, but IL -
expected that work Will be commenced
ouite soon. The location IS very conVe-
uieut and suitable one for tine business,
ard the new building will be arranged es-
peclaly for the uses or lts owners. whereas
the old one was not 50 designed ana hhu
10 be changed to the best possible adVan-
face. IL served its purposes vol. out us
successor. with more modern appliances
and ereatly-lncreased facilities, will serve
them far better. -,
All OF the former operatives of the Allen
& Ginter Branch are now employed at the
kinney works. but the accommodations
are very cramped. With a spledid new
factory at Seventh and Cary and the large
leaf establishment Just secured az twenty
first and Man, presumably tor use in con-
nection with the Kinney branch. the opera
tious of the. great corporation IN klch
mond will be enlarged on scale III keep
ing with the rapid growth of their business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
THE NEW uNloN-srATloN CHURCH.
Bids Submitted. bat the Contract Not het
Awnrded-Ihe BuildiLg.

The congregation of union-statiion
next Sunday, when the matter Of awarding
The contract for the erection OF their pro;
posed new church will be considered and
defnitely settled. The plan OF Aessrs.
Poindexter Il Bryant, architects, was
adopted some time ago. and proposals sails
have been submitted, but no award mas
vet been made. as the lowest bid largely
exceeds the amount that 1t was contem-
mated 10 spend.
I, was the original idea OF the. church
thai the new house of worship. which IS TO
be nnilt on the site Of tho present one at
the corner of rwsntf9Srth and oc sT m as
suu 10 the material in the old structure.
svh,ch was valued at $4,000. II was after
wards that such ,nu IN s edhSe o as
.I tI,s amount, and il was agreed TO
npon the work submitted by the ICON con-
trn S the church will cost in the neian-
borhood OF $50. 900. including the Ola ma
terial. sir. James Fox, the lowest bI aaef'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

teresting programme. arranged by her In
commemoration Of the character Of Wash
ingtop, was rendered by the scholars.
The Superintendent OF the Public Schools
and a number OF visitors were present
Well Observed Ia Norfolk.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NonroLK, February % The Twenty
second was observed hero to-day by
closing tho banks, business exchanges.
public offices, courts. and schools and
suspending all wOlk at the nlvy-yard.
The Norfolk Light-ArtillcrY Blues fred a
salute Of sixty-iyc guns NJ sunrise III
honor Of the sixty-hfth anniversary OF
their organization. and had reception at
their armOry tonight. There was no
other military demonstration IN conse-
Quence Of the preparations TO attend the
Inauguration. All OF tho bicycle clubs Of
the two cities cslebrated the day with q
fancy mask parade, which was triumph
IN grotesquerie on thc part of the wheel
men and drew crowds TO the streets on
the route Of the procession.
Wasbt0g'on's own Lodge Celebrates.
.specisl telegram 20 the Disoatcn.l
Alexandra. VA. February IA large
deli cation from AcXandra.N ashington
Lodge of Masous Of this CITY, of which
General George Washington was worship
iul master. paid q fratcrual VISIT 10 Pataa-
IA Lodge OF Washington, to-day and were
handsomely entertained. Among the
speakers was Captain II. Kemper. Of this
CITY. Tonight Alexandra. Washington
Lodge Will have O birthniCht banquet.
Dress Parade la Charlottesville.
lspe.la telegram 70 the Displtch.l
CH,ELorrfsyrIIr. Va, February o.
Woshiugtoas birthday was celebrated
here bv dress parade OF tie Monticello
Guards and the AlDemafle Light Horse
Troop The latter appeared tor the fret
time IN tAcir handsome new uniforms.
Itc demonstration closed with the drinG
II % salute.
Iituc Obscrvc1 in stanton.
Srurs1oV. Va, February o. Snow fell
hcrt early Tbs morning - q depth Il FIVE
inches. l. SIS clear aud cold, however, to-
da}. Naehngton's Birthday was lItte ob-
served TO-DAY. otherwise than IN the
closing of The banks. the pubic schools,
and toe pOst-o0ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
rIr,mcn Have n rsnque'.

Hook-end-Ladder Truck Company No.
. celebrated i;s tenth anniversary last
night by giving banquet at lhon's Hali'
There were about 100 gentlemen present,
including the members ot the COMPANY
and their CHESTS. An excellent supper was
served. embracing all OF the seasons dell
Cacies. e
Captain c. 6. Atkinson was master OF
ceremonies. Nearly everybody present
made n few remarks and some of the spesh-
crs were particularly happy in what they
said. many Of the little speeches beng
heartily applsuded.
md saDr several solos and other selections
in splendid style.
Tho brave fire boys have everv reason 70
be nroud Of the splendid success Of the
evenings entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
iReported for tho Dispstch.l

FEBRUARY 22.-Pryafs sales: Fiil.r. 2.
smokers. O; cutters, II; darks, z; srap, l.
total. 80 hogsheads.
No stamp salss to-day, tho revenue ore,
being closed.
Loose sales: A. Crensbsws Wsrshoa...
% go pounds ami $50 highest: At Shocko,
Warehouse, 5000 pounds, highest sO.50--tD;ai.
.g,0OO pounds
Good sales are reported az both Panter.' snd
ShsiOurae's warehouses. With nothing very nns
Offering except two OF three piles az sheIburn.
prices reaching col. Tho sales to-morroN y II
be large aud some very nne totacso will =
offered.
Today belog holiday very nttle wa don. N
the hogshead market, The Exchange telr Z
closol.
Mr. n. I. md. OF oxford, arrived this eysnlns
aud reports good breaks and strong prices.
Mossrs. barron Of New YORK. Davis q Montreal
and X, I. Dilreil and &. II. Conrad u Dsnytlis
left for bone this evening. Mr.. clarke. Atrer-
Using agent ~ the National Cigarette Company,
Is here. W. T. To~nes, Of Danyiiie, was on
Change to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

ton Forge railroad. the Chesapeake and
Ohio would construct the line from Sails
bury, a station on the Richmond and Al;
leghany division. to this city. The board
decided unanimously 10 request the City
Council to order an election 80 az 70 get
subscriptions from freeholders. The peo-
pie will surely vote 10 subscribe the sl00,-
200. The daiiy papers also favor the sub-
scription. The Chesapeake aud Ohio will
no doubt come % Roanoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
RACING IN STORM.
Conditions st Gutenberg Jnparaiieiou
In Turf History.
lBy telegraph TO tho D's'a'ch'l

(;rrrrxarRG. y. j.. February 22.-The
conlition, under which the races were
rnn today were unparalleled IN the MS
,nr,. ot racing. The track was ankie-ceep
go enov aud slush. ard al! over the course
,y,rn bouutlful evidences OF the DliZlaIu
mi ul-ht. whilo driving northwest
storm RACED ia all Us fury. IL was ouIg
the fact that II was holiday tLAt niue
.be mapaEemeut to run on tho raceS'
Nearlv D GID ueople were in attendance.
Trtt race-s.x furloncs-i nrest won;
Servitude second, Deceltful third. lime
second receive and one-halt furlongs-
Tucv Clark won; NanWart second, AsuO-
Dhon third. Time, 113. -
Third racc-half mlle-Glance Woa fs-
troncs. hily) second. jersey Lass tulru'
Time. 81. .,l,
Strathmaid won; Inferno seoonu' all
way third. Time. 1:ls..
Fifth race-onc mile -JeWelIer won
Reui. second. FREEDOM third. lime, l.o- -
Sixth race--sx and one-hait turlongsI
Contribution won: Greenwich second,
AlaIcetlus third. lime, lZ''4.
sLrsH Al GLOUCESTER.
GrorcrsrrR. Y. j.. February 22.-four
+avorltes won AZ Gloucester tins afternoon.
The track was in q frlGhtful co1dliloh'
heinz combination OF snow and siush
and Ice. with a little mud thrown IN by
way Oi variety. ,.,-
f,rst race-lour and one-halt fnrlongS,-
Fltzrov won: Cloverdale second Black
mailer thIrd. Time. 5oi4. r,.;.
second raco-three furlongs-t raulein
| (geldin,l won: Lula Race lco!O second
| Miss Nellie third. Time. Az.
Third race-segen turiongs -fest.lenc,e
vnn. Fernwood second, Knapp third
! Time. 1919. d., ,ron.
Censor second, Grand PIX third. lime
Fifth receive furlongs-Bunker Ill
won; Dan Sullivan second, Robin Hooe
! third. Time. 1862.
sixth race-six and one-half furlongs &,
Vevay won; Lallah second. Alright thlrd
! Time, 1:27ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
Lama. Citr,s Contribut ions.

(CorrespOndence Of the RICHMOND DIsphtch.I
JAMES CRY, February 22.-Csrds are out
for the marriage, at Olive-Branch church
next TUESDAY evening. of Miss b. NJ.
Cowles and Mr. NJ. S. Warren.
The recent cold weather brought about
two results, before unheard of in this see.
tion-frst. the shipment of q carload OF
cabbages FROM Toano to Norfolk rid Rich.
mond; second, the fish were so chilled
and IMPOVERISHED as TO be unable TO force
themselves into seines and gill. nets.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the planting of an unusually large crop
of irish potatoes. though the SEED are very
high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
e,r,a,n r,,liul Had to Resign.

CAPTAIN William b. Pizzlni, the popular
a1uiaut OF the FIRST Virginia Regiment
OF cavalry. has rendered his resignation
and Sergeant W. Bailey Saunders VIII DO
appointed As ms successor. Japan II IL
tte fact that his time Is completely
taken up with his business; The office OF
Infant involves good deal Of clerical
York AZ least an hour a day--apd as Cap
I'm IIIzui recently assumed the duties
~ a new position be was forced to sever
his c.rnection with the cavalry. lie was
formerly d lieutenant IN the Elchm ,nd
I1qht-lnfautry Blues. Sergeant SauHuttS
wiil make a thoroughly popular "ihcfI.
tic was formerly member Oh the Asn0y
,.rIf H.rg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
11rrprnnI cnrroN MARKKr.

LIVERPOOL, February p. - Noon - cotton
March and April, ! 6l-64st 0O-0id Apul ard
Msy. O2-6iat 6l-64d.; May snd June, 81;
grst = a6aa5 2-8ld: August and septembsr,
s 2-64i. Tenders. $50 bales on new defket.
H-Februsry : 0.5-dii., sellers Febr1.
ary and March. B3-64d, sellers; march ana
kprii. 4 B3-64d.. sellers; April ana Way, "a
i I-G4i May and June, 2-U4a3 a-otd. Jnna
ana July, Add, buyers; July and Alglsl'
> O-O4d.. sellers: August ami s'ptemtet'
) 5-GGaj 0-64J. September and October
A eat 63-64d.. october aud November.
4 Sg-6tL, value: November ard December,
4 5o-64d., value. Futures closed nrm az the al
vance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
:. freysLewis at the Theatre Tonight.

The attraction at the Theatre to-night
will be " Forget-Me-Not," III Which Iel-
s,c,s ev,,s viii assume the role Of Stepha-
me- a character made famous by her
those who nave seen her lately say that
sne - more brilliant than ever. Her COM
pany has been selected with great care
and finished performance may 10 ex-
pccted. Harry MAMMAL, the leading man
of the company, Is a rising young actor,
aud IS said 20 make hit IL the character
Of SIR Horace Nelly. x
on Friday night the Texas table Tor the
bazaar has Il benefit. and az an OF the
soc,cty ladies' feel deep interest in this a
larce house VIII be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
THE ATTENDANTS
SAVED BLYTHE LlFE-SAVERs.
Two Cnlored meD Hescued-Ice Property
Sold-A Dwelling Consumed.
f,pocial telegram to tne Dlspatch.l

NoEFoLK. Va, February 22.-Ihe ship
wrecked officers and crew of the schooner
Nathan FastcrbroOk, ashore At Little Nm
nIkeet IAfe-Saving Station. arrived here
to-day. The second mate. Charles OXFORD
c,os In,t On the first trip Of the "breeches
buoy " and died on the shore, where ne
was buried later. The wrochlng-steamer
j. ID. Jones stripped the vessel and brought
the crew here.
CAPTAIN Hanson, Of the schooner W; D..
Hilton. at Craney Island. was aroused by
eros for help AZ midnight last night and
GOT ont his boat and saved two colored
men who were about 70 perish on a sunAon
wood lighter.
The Ice.factory and wharf property on
CampbeIrs wharf has been sold for 500
200. It didn't pay TO operate the factory
smaller concerns making ice cheaper.
the battle-ship Texas has been placed N
the Simpson dry lock TO have her bottom
| cleaned aud painted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

cuuraGo, February 22.-Crttle: Receipts,
10000: shipments. $500. Narse, slow, steady
~ lower. Top steers, sj.70asd; fair % goof,
s5as5bs. others, s4.5Ostf.1J; feeders, 80
$3.50: Texans, s3.c5aSA5O; cows, s350s
$40. 49,.
Hoge: Receipte, $4,000; shipments, nbon.
Market slow and lower. mixed. sHbVats.o9,
Dr,rso heavy and butchers. sS.lOass.3J; primo
light. ~ so; other nghts, s1.3Oae'.'o.
sneep. Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1000.
Market lOal5 lower. Natives, Si1s'.'o; lambs,
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
1.,, s.o,,. Not John Smith.

u was John Scott (colored) and not
John smith. as printed In our. Green Bay
correspondence yesterday. who was een-
fenced to the penitenfiary for one year Tor
unlawful shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
THE c. G O. WILL GO TO ROANOKE
Unanimous Request for an Election 4
Subscribe 100000.


RoaNoKE. Va. February 22.-At meet
ing OF the Board Of Trade tonight there
was presented a proposition from tho
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company
~ the effect that if the city Of Roanoke
would subscribe 100000 TO the capital
stock Of the Roanoke. Flncastle and Cliff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
Daily New York Hotel Report.

NV YORK, February 22.-S: HIrsh, MARI
borough; G. L. Belvin. Metropole; l..
HenGrick, Normandle; 5. Stern, W. Rosen-
berg. and L. c. Meyer, Broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23

Both the method and results when
Syrup. of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN eGectuslIy, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO tho taste end ac-
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 it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 5oc
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 it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SKsCp CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. cft.
LOUISVILLE, GE. NEW YORK, nv
! lis 1-Tu, Thlr)SatlopfocrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
THE RODENTS SLAIN.
AN EXCITING RAFTING MAIN IN Full
TON LAST NIGHT.
But the Great Fight Was Between Bic
Bulldog and a Little
Coon,

The "sportsn who attended the rating
main in Fulton last night had more iun
than box Of monkeys" as they ex-
pressed ii, although the prospects looked
very dark in the beginning. for the hrst
things that met their gaze in the gloomy
alley leading TO the house were the stall
wart figures Of three big policemen.
All the boys felt cheap when they passed
by the blue coats, but there was nothing
for them 10 do except TO go straight ahesd.
They afterwards found out that there IL
really no law against rafting mains ana 80
the public guardians could do nothing out
look on and preserve order. About fOrty
or ffty men attended the show. ana Dar-
ring some hearty laughter and the inces-
SAINT hownngs of the dogs, everything
passed of in a quiet and lawful manner.
Tho pit, which hitherto had been square
in form. was made circular. as the rats
always exhibit o tendency When mrs,
dumped in to run into the corners anu
pile on each other like little pigs DssAihs
IL the sunshine.
The FERRET COULD NOT SEE.
The first event was a surprise TO every
BODY, but il wasn't a success. A snow
white ferret about the size OF haltgro"n
kitten was tossed into the arena TO fight an
old grandfather rat. The ferret evidently
thought 1t had a decade or 50 to do the
job IN. 50 1t didn't hurry itsel IN the least;
The rodent, on the other hand, showed
fight from tho beginning and exhibited
wonderful pugnaclty, but its opponent;
when once il set to work, quickly hnisneh
the business. The rat died IN a short while
but The next cheese-gnawer got on, more
luckily. for the ferret mad evidently got
enough of fighting and Just positively re-
fused 10 do any more. IL was Afterwards
discovered that the little pInk-eyed animal
was blinded by the light.
The boys cried Take the thing out,
dump your keg Of rats and give us buiI.
dog" i little fox-terrler puppy, not )
months old. was matched against hYe OF
the rodents and DISPLAYED wonderful
degree OF pluck. One of the rats nlpped
It on the ear, but that only made the pup
| exhibit more grit.
THE RECORD MADE.
The other dogs were matched according
| 20 their weight-that IS to say, they had a
rat for every pound. The following score
tells the story OF their energy and pug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
DFsTROYED ~ FIRF.

The dwelling Of Mr. W. c.. Faison, be-
tween Margarettsyile and Sea6osrd. on
the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad. was
destroyed by fire Yesterday. together with
the entire contents.
Rev. G. y. Donaldson, Of this city, has
had extended him call to another MINIS
tnrlal field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
MARKETS BY TsLEoeApN
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. February 22.-Coi,on nominal.
middlina. $40. Provisions quiet: mosr-porz,
800. hams, sl5aslo. lari-konned, NY.
pntter rrrl. Eggs steady a, 26s21c. CJ1ss
dun; Rio cargocs. fair. l0c. No. !. 1915 sussr
steady ard active; granulated, 4lsc. copper
unchanged. Nhiskey arm az sl.2tasl25.
- 1. 4. ...l... ~ I.lIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
~ 0AY THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
' Generally Observed Ia DanviIle--In-
ttreaiihg school Programme.

i,.e-.Li telegram 70 the Dispatcn.l
. I'NFttr. Va. February "a. Washing
t-a hrtAtay was a wndy. raw March
Gas here gn1 was not observed generally
. holiday. Business went on in the
va. way except that tho banks and tho
= .'.haIIsyeIus offices were closed and
fe.-oaee observed holiday hours.
DO bliss Auuo kOsseI's elass-roo at the
Ps-'l4lS white pubic school Y most ip-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
THR WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YEsrERDA
was clear. cold, ard windy. The skies were cles
nAgINE INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVED
Schooner Jeremiah Smith. Tryon, Portsmouth,
old rails. The rredegsr Company.
Schooner II. II. Grant, sutphin, New YORK.
cOai. :. Ii. NaHes Co.
SAILED.
Schooner Laura G. WolH, Ramsey, Baltimore,
ayinc-blOcks: vessel. Gurus Parker.
Schooner William H. kenzel, SOper, hNdings
Wharf, to load ratlrOad~ties Tor New York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Feb. -, 1893
10y telegraph
AWalHEo.
British steamship Naples Norfolk.
British steamship Mutual. Galveston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEBRUARY 90, 1898.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvile, Bennett, Baltimore pas
senge rs aud general cargo.