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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

ST. LouTs. February 2S-Flour quiet. steady.
and unchanged. Nrslt sohi up r.. going ~
a4r. higher than yesterday: No. rod. cash. dIi
aud heavy az G1i4c.; March, G1Edsc.; May,
s0a,c. corn opened strong and closed 81 ~.
above ycstcriay; Nc. p, cash. steady az ''''.;
Aprll, 3Sc; MAY, 31c oats higher bur very
quiet. opening 3sc. mp. No. %, cash, steady ~
3!i.c.: MAY. 32flc. NhsGey quiet NJ eIl1.
Hagging and rott0u-ties uurhansed. Provisions
Glli AMI unchanged with only .OObns trade
CINCINNATI
CiS,INNArI. o., February gS.-Fl5ur easy.
Wheat in fair demand, M. -, red, fot torn
easy: 80. -. mixed, it.c. O1ts steady: NJ. p;
miy,I, 3iHa35c. Pork nominal 81 sls.'1.
Land quet Of STD. Bnlk-neats nrm a.
3I9.2j. Bacon arm at SID. MhisSey steany
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. February ?S-i +. M-Nar'h,
j3-GId., sellers: March aud April 53-Gid..
sellers: April aud Nay. JI-i4a4 1I.6+d; May
aud June. ! J'i-64ai J1-G4d; June and duly'
4 5S-GId.. sellers. July and August. 6O-G4d"
sellers; August ana @eptembcr. JS-O4d.'
blyer-: september and October, - 34-6li., also
. jj-G4I.: October and November. Ji-Gii.'
value: November and December, J.SDfi'
value. Futures closed quiet.
NEW \ OER, February .S.-SpOt cotton closed
Quiet: uulands. @ - A: Orleans, s-l0f ;
good ordinary. : Lite; low middiing, So. 4;
sales. 7.43J bates. Futures closed firm; safes
30 800 b1lr-. March. SH.St: April, t9Oj
Nay. Sa.l@: Juuc, 9.ip: July. s"2i; August
sg%1: september shl" OciOner. t0.U5; o.
yemOcf. sS94. Total receipts. AL por's. Is. - /
hdles: exports France, S.lHi Dales; Continent,
2.1O9 bales; stoca, "is. lio bolcs.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
VoEroiE. Va. February 2o.-NarHet nrm.
Primo. re. extra ~ .ulr, ;a'H4 fancy. 3loc
factory hapf-pickei. latii2;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
elCnMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IhettTtfl lpI Auf '4'hh-'A'i
FrFRUARY .S.-Prlyate salcs to-day: uicrs'
rs: smokers. ~: wrapper. =; dark Jugs, :;
scrap total, 80 hocsncsda.
aesenue collections: cigars AMI Gig lrette''
S9.3ls.4j; tobacco. s3,OJ15S; special tHA'
s2OS4-tOtal. Sj,:SHSf.
Dark hose sslos to-day: At Crensh1ws ware
house. 1880 po1nda. highest q i.3U AZ
sh-ckoe Warehouse. O,44O pounds highest
sT15-total sales. J3,430 pount-.
Bright loose sales yesterday ana to-day ~
ShcIhUrne's Warehouse, 42.0"3 pounds; n
DAVIS ~ Gregory, 4c,Sds poun ls-t'lal'
CASA UornIs. highest prce. oj3 go.
Prvr:e srfet COR month: Wrappers w.
eiuoeers. 5SI: a. crs, 800; cutters. 1OS; daIks
81: .crap l30: Iurley. ~: prnnngs, =.
.urs, 1876; sun-cuTed, 9: Western l9l-to'ah
Reyeni,e corrections: cigars and cigarettes.
s6G.37S. 30; tobacco, S7S,53s.2l; special tax
s lOs.35: penalties, SI2o-tOial, : t''Vi-.o'.
Dark loose sales or month. Ss4.4)J pounas :
highest st3.25. Bright loose sales Tor month";
G94. IA pounds highcs; price, az. Total sales
AT all the warehouses for the month OF fooruAry,
l.51S,5O9 pounds. For shOrt monih ana nAi
weather, the above statement - very satss' aV-
| ,cry one. Smokers and cutters rave hOtaoiy
come 10 the front. Ire tone OF market was
sircng and active with8i and tue clrss oi rcreipts
OF loose satisfactory IN quality. on'y heefy iohg
sfcmming and fire saip' .uS y" i;r shoFt OF az
manG. LOW-grade dnfk5 remain uniformly
strcng. ,, t,.
Private trading is quietly conductei end largo
sqlcs are effected IN and OUT OF tlc cily Dy sain
pies, good many OF which are always on tue
way.
Fun loose sales Tomorrow. Sales % bright up
10 S02 to-day n, Plsntors' Warehouse stokes
equity y. g.. had considerable tobacco on sale
to-day. Prices strong.
county, have novel 20 Richmond 10 1--we. Mt.
Campbell will be- with Mr.. j. y. Vaughan.
Mr.. James r. Gray was Welcomed home rom
! Florida to-day, whence he has been WIN MS
family. 49,,
Mr.. A. r. Gnllai. OF Liverpool. left for the
" est Today and will 'akc u the o1ds as
before he leaves for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
DEATHS.

ANDERSON Died, az her residence.
No. s12 north Twenty fourth stree. az ~
o'clock Sunday night, OF pneumonia, Miss
SALLtE A. ANDERSON, daughter OF tho
late David Anderson, yr.
Funeral from the Third Presbyterian
church WEDNESDAY at IL ocIock.
Friends and acquaintance invited to at-
tend. Please omit flowers.
BOND. Died, in this city. February
II. 1893. mt 1880 o'clock A. 81. at his pa
rents residence, No. 1887 east FRANKLIN
street. GEORGE y. =. BOND; aged I
months. infant son Of W. L. and Belle
Bond.
A precious one from us bas gone,
4 voice we loved IA stiiled,
A place is vacant ia our home
Which never can be hilec.
God in IIis wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given.
Ard though the body monders there
The soul Is safe In HeaVen-
We miss thee from our home, deer GEORGE.
We miss thee from thy place.
a shadow over our life IL cast;
We miss the sunshine OF thy face.
We miss thy kind and loving voice.
We miss thy sweet and earnest love.
Our home is DARK without thee,
We miss thee every where.
Precious was our homo when my angel
George WAS here.
The funeral took place Saturday evening
a, half-past 9 o'clock from the above
named residence. lutormeut in lakewood
cemetery.
Charlottesville va. Petersburg Val.
and jersey City N. J.)papers please copy.
EDWARDS Entered into rect Tuesday,
February 23th. at $40 A. NJ. Mrs. EMMA
j. EDW ARDS. in tho 43d year OF her age.
Funeral from -. Andrews church
THURSDAY a. 1 =. NJ.
PRIDE. - Died. at Lucerne. Amelia
| county. Va. at the residence Of his
brother, Thomas Pride. WESLlF. tho
Youngest son Of the late John I. and Julia
i. Pride: aged 30.
blessed are the pure in heart, for thew
| shnll see God.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
rnlnstrnctt the Yircinin Mllitia.

General Charles J. Anderson, the COM
niauder OF the First brigade of Virginia
Volunteers. L. ~ receipt 81 letter from
Adiutant-Gcucral Mcdonald. IN wh!ch the
latter says that al the request OF the
officers OF this state Lieutenant Ira a.
HAYNES. oi the Fourth ARTILLERY. has been
de,niled rs Instructor for tho militia in the
Old Dominion. The assignment of Lieu
tenant Haynes was reported IL the DIS
pArCR u few DAYS ago.
referring 90 the request of Che officers
OF the First Regiment Of lu!autrr that the
detail Of an army officer for speca. service
with that organization be applied, Genera.
Mcdonald asserts that It has neen found
iuprac;icablC 70 comply with thor " shes.
H. adds that TINS y due 90 the fact that q
large number OF army oiScers are aireaiF
Withdrawn from their regular commands
10 attend 10 the duties OF detached ser
vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

..i..lfs "a. month Of February the Cler.
.e.,.." l@ CouT; Issued Eve marriage
o.r,- inpf - white and one to colOfed
-stl, "vihg Tie same time forty
A. we're Admitted 10 record.
t..t.r.c. 'u "a a tae stockholders OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
MILLIONS n IT :

certainly, or perhaps not SO much as
that. but surely there's a big gain in
store for buyers Of orr clothes. 1t pays
TO buy them, because they are below
zero price, and the stock is away mp in
the nincties in the way Of quality and
variety. There's variety in tastes, but
of course your taste isn't SO peculiar that
you can appreciate iirstclass article
VIXEN you see it. II You haven't seen
our Suits yet, make haste to do SO, and
voun make money at the same time.
You must BE- a buyer sooner or later,
and what's the use OF waiting until
prices are up? Buy now and save the
difference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Green,ilic's Personal Points.

Correspondence u the Richmond Dsvatchl
GsTExyrIE, n. c., February 2S.-Air. H..
c. Flanagan. who has been spending
several days with his parents here, return
ed 10 Washington today.
Mrs. Bette Swind,ll lett to-day TO visit
relatives III Raleigh
Nr. K. j. Cobb. "a member o. o1e OF cur
leading mercantile firms, went 10 Norfolk
Miss Bossie Jarvis very charming
young LADY, is visiting friends II Scotland
Neck.
Mir. c. W. Priddy, has inst returned from
viNt If several days to Richmond, his
former bone.
Sherin h. ". King and family returned
this morning from yIs't 70 hinston.
Mrs. J. ID. Bullock. Of Oxford. If visiting
her parents. Dr. and Mr. !. Z. Brown.
Mrs. ID. Abrams. OF Rocky Mo1nt, IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. :. NJ. Schutz.
Rev. ]. II. Lemberth. formerly OF RoN-
boro'. and who the past month has been
preaching tor the Baptist congregation
here. left this morning to spend March at
Iia ull homo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

The seventh OF the series of uniyer-
sitv-eNteu-ion lectures was delivered last
NIGHT bv Professor Boatwr!ght at Rich
moud College. llls suhicc, was The Ko-
mantle school of Poetry" IL began r,s
lecture bv polutin. ont the fact THAT the
romantic school Of the poets was sort of
first fruit o. the teaching Of the phi.ofo-
pliers Kant, FIchtc. and Scheline "a Dis
iiugulshed from the doctrines II Locke.
H. then discussed at length the character
Of the works OF thc NchleCeis OF lardcn-
berg. and Of Iieck and Chlond. reading
various extracts from Thorn to show the
pccuhqrines OF their styles and views.
he closed by briefly mentioning tho
names of the leaders Of the reiQrmation
toward romanucism III France. England,
and America.
me eighth and la lecture of tho series
viii Doe delivered ucSt tuesday evening On
Hc,nc and the Modern Era
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

The entertainment at the Seventh-Street
Christian church last n.ght attracted a
yery large audience. The lcciure-room
Yves crowded and the concert ana reclta-
tions were heartily enJoyed Inc anair
vas hold Tor the purpose Of raising funds
to procure d piano for the Sunday.school
room. and II was "a success from every
stsndpoint. The programme was as io!-
lows: T. Quar,ette, Mcssrs Cunnlneham
Barker. Cardozo. and Lehman. 2; SCng,
Mr. Z. willard Sweeney. 3. Solo. Mr.
Thur-ton Cardozo (. Duet, AesSrs. Gun
nlngham and Lehman. 8. Original poem,
Sir. n. L. T,nslcf. 6. Song. UT. oscar
I.ohman. 7. Recitation. Mr.. Polk Miller
Ouartstto. Messfa. Cunningham. CardoZo,
ard Lehman. MAJOR Kirk Mathews pre-
sided Al the piano.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
They Were rined $40 Each.

Cora Jackson. colored girl not more
than 10 years old, was fined 40 IN the 70
lice Court yesterday morning tor assault
ing small negro lad, named Willie Adams,
with a brick. Quite cash WAS cut across
the forehead % the boy.
Charles johnson. the negro charged with
slapping little Frank NJ Cunningham. son
of the Ci,e fax-COllectOr, was assessed
$40 and costs.
Richard Bland paid 80 and cost for ~.
netting passengers ut the mon Depot
ami leaving his team on the street.
In the case OF Frank Beason. white
man arrested for drunkenness, c0mmis'
sion Of lunacy was ordered.
Annie Hawkins (cOloredl. charged with
aesaulting and threatening 10 shoot Mamie
Davis, was required 20 pav costs.
The case of John Guy ,colOredl accused
Of beating Lucy Jackson, was postponed
until this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
The GOVERNOR WILL NOT GO.
He Decide. Not TO Attend the Inaugurh'
t,on-GeneraI Anderson and stan.

Governor Mckinney. yesterday decided
positively that he md his staff would not
attend the inauguration Of Dir. Cleveland.
General Charles j. Anderson has neen
invited by Colonel Corbin. adlutnnt-
General Of the inaugural parade. to COM
mand the Second Brigade, THIRD DIVISION,
and has accepted. His staff will be as fol-
lows: Colonel A. /. Phillips, Colonel, >.
Y. Bidgood. Colonel c. OBJ: CowGTdin.
Lieutenant Csiopel 10 Lane stern. MAJOR
j. Fl. Dinneen. Major Corbin War,wlcks'
Major J. II. Derbyshire, and Captain freu'
Peasants. ~.
The third Precinct Thurman Demo
cratic Club held a meeting last night 20
further preparations for their visit 10
Washington They expect to carry about
go in their party. including large de-
fachment Of Union Scouts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
A liani,er ttIssin .

Governor Mckinney Las received iet-
ter from Creole. Aeb.. stating that ~ An,
gust last George ID. Stevenson. an OLD ana
respected ciiizen and prominent banSer OF
that city. mysteriopsly disappeared while
IN Chicago aud las not been heard OF since.
a. me citizens of Creole contemplate an
extensive search for him, tn" Governor -
agked TO mail the writer % the letter "A
l,gt of the public and private asylums IN
Virginia that trey NAV be corresponded
witt. with view OF aGceriain'ng whether
,Le rniesinc man is IA any O. them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Monday a, noon. all the old officers of the

Monday az noon. all the old officers Of the
Institution were reelected.
During the month Of February the police
made 43 arrests. "a follows. 10 for INSIDE
meanor. 3 for petit larceny, "a for ordi-
nance violation. and for felony. Chief
| Ipscomb male arrests Oiiioer Jones, 4 /:
! Officer Smith, 10; Officer Moles, IL, and
Jointly /.
II is said that runaway couple from this
city went 20 North Carolina Yesterday
morning. where u 10 presumed they were
married. The names OF the parties could
not he learned
At the meeting Of the Board OF SUPER
visors Of Chesterfield Monday Major Is. n.
Nash. representing the Manchester Rail
way and Improvement Company. nsked
for an extension Of the time within which
10 extend their line from the corporate
limits of Manchester 70 the Broadrock
road. The time expired last saturday.
Upon the motion Of Sir. Bowen. who
complained Of the had service IN Swans.
horo'. The matter was laid over until the
next meeting.
PERSONAL POINTS.
4 marringc-liccnse was issued Yesterday
10 William h. Spier. and Miss Matte Lee
Anderson. The couple will be married
. tins afternoon.
Mr.. John A. Lester. Of Tomafnwk neigh
boihOOd, Chesterfield, spent Monday NIGHT
with relatives IN Manchester. Mir. Lester
reports that mad-dog made the rounds
through his section OF the county several
weeks ago. biting dogs. calves. hogs. &c.
A. q result several fine dogs. n calf. and q
hog have been killed. aud II is thought
+ others will show signs Of rablca.
/ Mr., h. T.. Brnn~foTd. Of Radford, was in
+ The city Sunday on n visit 10 his sister,
Mr. J. ". Bronaugh. Jr.
/ Rev. ". III. lralnham VIII preach ~ Co
| wardin-Avonue Christian church tonight.
Mr. II. CLAY ChambIn will bc one Of
/ General Fit2 Lees staff az the inaugura-
! tlCu ceremonies next Saturday and will
ride one Of his handsome Whitby steeds.
! Miss Annie Lindenbery. Of Petersburg.
is visiting Mira. j. Samuel Parrish, at
l. Forest Hill Park.
Tho rcmains Of Mrs. Lorona VI. Powers.
whose death was noticed in YESTERDAY :
+ DISPATCH. will DE taken to Cartersyllle this
morning for interment Mrs. Powers was
1 r years old and greatly beloved by all who
knew her.
Manchester Council, 10. 1917, Royal Ar
I cauuru, held rs regular evening last night.
After tho business Of the meeting was over
those present adjourned 20 the Masonic
Temple, whore refreshments were served
. and greatly enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

fC0rrrspOn1encr q mo k'hnJui D91lI'n.I
N1Npson. Y. G.. February 27.-Bill
Boon. a negro boz about Il years old, was
brought here yesterday from Lev ,ton,
charged with larceny. aud pui IN llll. GA
saturday Bill broke lnto negr1's house.
Stole In watch. gan. and pistol. H. tien
broke INTO another hou.c and stole q lot II
money. lie tnen Wen, IN the hotel sabie
ani htchcd NJ horse belonging TO an IL
surance agent stopping Of the hotel, and
wa on his way % Norfolk when arrested.
Rev. =. y. Craig. Of lniOr, preached at
the Baptiat church last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
TABLEDIN THE HOUSE
TWO IMPORTANT BILLS VERY SUM-
MARlLY DISPOSED OF.
Appropriation FOR the Deafnute School
Increased to $40. O00-Raiirosd and
Insurance Bnis Passed.
rspeclal ,nleer.m 10 inc Dispa,ch. !


RALEIGH, n. C., February 2S.-The House
to-day tabled the Senate bill to make 6per
cent. the legal rate Of interest. The de-
bate on it began last night and was con-
tinued to-day. The House also tabled the
bill 10 allow the Governor 10 order special
courts for speedy trials of murder and out
rage cases, the intention being TO prevent
lynchings.
INcnEAsED.
The bill to make an appropriation ior
tho completion Of the school Tor deaf
mutee al Morganton Of $4,000 was IN
creased to $4,000. The school 10 to be
ready for use 10 eighteen months. Win ac-
Communications for 200 pupils.
PASSED.
bin rnsssd its final reading incoroo-
rating the Atlantic. keidsylile and lancey-
Vile railway.
Tho insurance bill also passed its hnal
reading. II gives the Secretary Of state
complete Jurisdiction of insurance com
panIes. and also prescribes q standard form
of fre-iusurancc policy. II docs not at
tempt to prescribe forms OF liie-lnsurance
policies.
80 sURBENDER.
The House tonight tabled tho bill TO re-
cure tho North Carolina railway 10 sur
rouder It's exemption from taxation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Try to Brighten Travellers,

\ gentleman living IN the ncighborhood
Of the National Cemetery complains 70 the
DJsrArciI that there Is good deal OF law
lessness IN that locality AZ night. IL taxes
the form of irving 20 Brighten travellers
along the cemetery road wiki cries lndi-
catlug tim. some one is in distress. ON
cOrresp pendent asks the authorities 10 give
the matter their attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
A DESPERATE DESERTED BRIDE.
She Attempts Suicide, Dut Is saved-A
Disappointed Tobacco Delegation.

fCorresuondcnce Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
HFNprEsox. \. G., February 2s.-Slrs.
Victoria Smolenkeg. the bride OF whose
desertion bv her husband was published
in the DIepl1CH several weeks ago, at
tempted suicide last evening by swallow
ing a half ounce Of laudanum. Or. }. II.
Tucker was called IN. and 50 treated the
case. The young woman Is IN possession
Of her usual health ana faculties TINS
morning. She has II suit pending Will
her husband about property ana saws the
attpmpt ON her bic was made IN cOuSe-
uuencn Of his treatment in TINS matter.
Tho murder OF the unknown young mu-
latto woman four miles east OF Oxford,
reported IN this corrc- pOndence. ls mys-
tory still. The coroner's lurv tal.ed 70 get
evidence Of identity. thoGGa the body was
wrapped IN homemade quilt OF peculiar
pattern and tied with an uncommon
halter.
The delegation of tohacco-men, who went
10 Raleigh Yesterday 20 see the legislative
committee IN reference 10 the tobacco BIZ
before that body did not return last night.
They found the committee determined TO
break down the tobacco trust. even
though they had 10 kill most OF the mar
kcts IN the State. and STAYED over with the
hone that caimcr reason might change
their purpose.
Tobacco receipts were very good to-daf
prices stiff and unchanged. Quality ot
offerings about ayora-r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

WANTED. BY 4 YOUNG MAN,
w POSITION pa first baker. Apply no
l1lf east frGn6lin street. ma l-jt
WANTED, 4 COMPETENT COL
w OktD WOMAN IA waitress Gnl house,
maid, Apply az 40. Jojis ives; Craze street
Ia IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Want some Coffee Berries.

The Governor las received letter from
London asking that me writer ue pa n
communication with Mr.. Cole, OF Missouri;
who some time since sent MN u 10Y Oh
coffee. berries of a new variety. The
notice of the berries was published in the
Ufsi indian AID Commercial idcT''s1' OF
London. Those sent to the Governor
never camo 10 anything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
OttGrburn Lithia Water

Tho effect Of The water i to regulate the ur-
nary sc,re ions AMI 70 act pO6 riIllY on inc hIl-
neys cnusing the urine 20 TOW freely AMI co.,
recting entirely mat extreme aci5lty % he urina
watch Il often 20 f-Ogble-ome and paintnL AMI
il acts gently ON the bOwe.--l,s good ehccf' m
this last respect being pe-ccpilbly te.t alter
usiua. ior several days.
~ corre-ts aridity of the stomach. aids dises-
tio, stimulates the appetite, AMI builds NO ne
system. II il pure. ccGr. and light ana may %
t,-al ina large Quantities WiihoIt feeling any fl
u.st ~ Inconvenience. lust estimate 81 ms
merits cipnOt be mad rnes- 70 y used regularly
Coz q week " ten days.
I-uaurDa ,scl a. q lrDie wffo-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
OPPOSED TO THE TOBACCO BILL
A Delegation Gone to Raleigh 10 Defeat
It-SGw-siIl Consumed.

Special telegram - The Dispatch
WESTON. Y. c.. February 2s.-Ihe bill
10 regulate the sale Of led tobacco intro
jucci IN the Legislature br Representative
Watson Of this county, has created a iurOr
in tobacco CIRCLES throughout the state.
A delegation of tobacconists went FROM
her 10 Raleigh 70 oppose ne passage.
Notwithstanding this step. however, the
opinion Is rot all one way IN this section.
The saw-nill Of J. ". Cumming. north
east OF the citc limits. was destroyed br
hlo about 10 O'Clock last night. \ large
amount Of lumber wa also consumed.
The FORSYTH RiGomcn viii ieage here
Thursday afternoon ria the Norfolk and
Western for Washington % attend The N
or,r,rrafipn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

w wo will pay yon q 20 SO por "ses -
work for N at your own hone; no painting "
canyassing: sent .elf-aidressed envelope.
GEORGE +. EMNON- 4 CO..
corner Batcrymarch and " st.- -tr'ein.
NH l-iws bQ.fuo. Nnss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
SYMPTOMS.

Io-s Of Appetite. Bad Broat1, Bowels co'iive'
Headache with dull heavy s.u-2ti"n; rom un-
der shouldfr-hlalc. often mi"'ab 20 Tor hhcur.1-
tis.n: rulncss after eating; qs.nrinatl"n I'd
oycriion Of holy or mind. It-i;qblNy oi tone
pcr: Low Spirits t0r thr blue1; kes'iesSne'
ana n sensation OF having LETT undone som Pc
hing which ought 20 baye been done; Nehrl'
ness: Dizziness: dots before the eyes; Ia MY
coiorcd urine; fuul dreams: 'onsipauoH' CO.
Not oil, bot always some % these symptom
Indicate ,~,u- a. action o. tho Liver. aud ior a
safe. rc'ieuie remedy that can 10 no harm and
neY.r Known y laIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
DRY Kilns Communicative Loss.

fC0rrc-pondence Of the Richmonc Disuatcnl
WASHINGTON. N. c., February 2s.-Ihe
fge fend has again visited our town. The
dry-k ilns OF G.. ". kughler d Sons, large
manufacturers of pine lumber. were en-
tirely consumed las night at midnight.
The loss has not been estimated. Tho
kllns were partially insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Meteorological Repor, for February.

The -ubioined report gives sunrise. IN NJ
mum and maximum readings OF the thcr-
mometer and the amount Of rainfall for the
month Of February.
taken on an elevated plateau near the city,
the position of the instruments being tree
from any Influence Of rcfracted heat.
They are soif-roeistoring, Of the very best
Fionch Manufacture, and the figures are
believed a. be- absolutely correct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
l. leading feature. ranged as follows:


BALTIMORE. February "8-Fiour dul and un-
changed. Wheat steady; No. % rel spot - "a
zoe. February. 74;Ea7jc.; March, sja5Ji-c. A:
My. 7Jisa15l.c.: No. > red. 'Siec. corn
steady: spot anl February, iGi-ai1c.; Marcel,
Axe: steamer mixed. 4ti6a4fhc.; white corn.
by fimp.e. Alto. bii; yellow. $40 iNc O1t
quiet: No. > white western. 30Maf lis'.: No -
mixed, 35a31l.r. lay steady AMI I'M
changed. G-n'n frrigllfs moro active; steamer
10 Liverpool per bu4hcl. "a Cork for orders.
per quarter. ~. Cotton nominal: mlddllng,
H1.c. Provisions dun. Lard Refined, l'r. Bn'-
ter quiet. Eggs weak. Concc firm; RIO cargoe5.
fair. tgi g.; w. +. lSl'. sugar strong; eTann-
lated. 4 20. Nhis-cy nym az SI.2iaSi.3'.