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

ATKINSON.-On Tuesday. January 3lst,
the cold hand of death took from our
midst one of the most estimable ladies' OF
this city-Mrs. GRACE ELIZABETH Al
KINSON, IN the I'D year OF her age, the
beloved wife of Henry A. Atkinson, ESD,
the weIl-kpown furniture dealer of this
CITY the only sister of the late John A..
Belyln. and the mother of Mrs. w. j. Cen
try. Mrs. John A. Fleet, of Mathews coun-
ty; Henry A. Atkinson, DR., and william
HAYES Atkinson. e.,
The deceased had been sick several
months, vet her demise was unexpected 70
the family. The character OF this lovely
woman needs but little comment. ST.
Paul mas said the greatest of the cardinal
virtues u charity. This excellent virtue
was practiced most lavishly by this beloved
one. as numbers can testify, and will rise
unand call her blessed" Verify her good
works have gone before her. with this
assurance the bereaved ones submit to the
will of the good God and say by Will
be done"
The funeral will take place FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. February Sd, from Union
Station Methodist Episcopal church at
2:30 o'clock. o.,
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers: Honorary Benjamin Ii. Berry,
Il. l.. Brown. y. Il. Savage. John Redwood,
Joseph ". Carter, Benjamin Il: Lpscombe.
Dr. j. ". Hinchman. and Frank Bates.
Active-D. G.. Richardson. George Har-
wood. John ". Hughes, L. Wiley Davis,
Robert ]. Christian, James y. Elan, j. L.
Montgomery. and Robert Blount.
AVIS.-Dled. February lst. at the resi-
dence II James Pesrman. Sls north Twen-
tv-seventh street, Mrs. MARTHA A. DA-
Wis, wife Of the late Hugh l.. Davis. IN the
I'D wear of her age.
Funeral from East-End Baptist church
TIT RSDAY. February I'd. nj o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited TO at
tend.
FRANCK. Died, at the residence Of her
father. George Franck, No. 9l4 east Cary
street. Wednesday, February /, 1898,
JOSIE II. FRANCK.
Her funeral will take place from st.
johns German Evangelical church eighth
and Marshall streets FRIDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. lntefment at Holly
wood. ~
SHIEI DS. Died, in New Orleans, Janu-
AIRY 30. 1873, Mrs. MARY }. SHIELDS,
mother Of s L. Kelly.
Her remains Will arrive at 2:lj O'Clock
THURSDAY at Union depot. Funeral
thence to 81. Peters Cathedral. Friends
invited 10 attend. 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
TO IMPROVE THE RIVER.
The Committee Graphing with That Qass-
tion--The Ice Blocking.

An interesting meeting OF the Committed
on James River Improvement was held in
the rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce nj
noon yesterday. Several matters tending
10 tho betterment of tho condition of the
river were discussed at length. The most
important question considered was the ex-
podiency Of asking the Council 20 appro-
pirate large sum 20 be expended in au
ice and fire. boat. which shall be available
IN case OF confederation along the
rivcr hne or freeze mp. Chairman
Curtis CIade report OF his work IN having
the tugs break their way up the stream
through the ice from City Point and stated
that the city's boats were engaged yester-
dsv between Richmond and Dutch Gar
clearing away the ice 70 prevent a gorge.
lie stated that the channel WAS practically
open. aud that he appre hended no further
trouble either from gorge or food. The
usual routine business was disposed OF hy
the committee, and II adjourned to meet
Mt tho call Of the chairman az soon as the
City Engineer completes q statement
a. the costs OF the city's James river
plant. the expenses of improvements
! thereto, etc. The Engineer says that some
| OF the committeeman are gong TO be as.
| founded when they see these figures.
The CrNghlll and the Christian. the tugs
! belonging % the city. were engaged yes
| terdaE about Dutcn Gap in clearing the
| ice away from the jetties. When they
| first went down they tound that the crys-
| tai substance had badly blocked about
| GRAVEYARD Bend and Devils Reach. II
was with greatest difficulty that this lee
was COTTON beyond the Gap, but this wa;
ultimately done by the tues. These boats
Will be kept constantly 10 work between
| here and the Gap in order that the channel
may be kept free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grssns
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and the
Weather Indications
(By telegraph TO the Dispstch.

r. WASHINGTON. ID. G.. February L.
PAIN Forecast for twenty four hours
WV" from midnight TO midnight-For
Virginia: Threatening weather;
I'm or snow: north winds; colder; the
temperature will fail TO freezing Thursday
night, with clearing weather.
For North Carolina: Increasing cloudi-
ness, followed by local showers in the
afternoon or night; much colder Thurs
day night; south shifting TO north winds.
Weather conditions: The barometer
continues unusually high over Mime
sofa. IL has risen rapidly IN the
Lake region and South over the CEN
trail valleys and Texas. II has fallen
rapidly in the extreme Northwest and
slowly on the Atlantic coast. The cold
wave extends eastward over the upper
Lake region and the OHIO VALLEY and
southwark over the northern portion
of the Gulf States. the .empera-
ture having fallen 20 to so de-
grees in TINS region during the past
twenty-four hours. II Is about 20 degrees
warmer in Montana: it il also warmer
along the Atlantic coast. Ram is reported
throughout the Ohio Valley. New England.
New York. and Pennsylvanla. and snow
prevails IN the Lake regions and Central
Mississlppi Valley. FAIR weather continues
in the south Atlantic and Gulf States and
generally throughout the Northwest ~,
The indications are that rain VIII prevail
along the Atlantic coast. probably turning
into snow from Virginia north. Cloudi-
ness will increase over the Gulf states,
with much colder northerly winds and
showers, turning into snow IN northern
portion. The temperature will rise rapid
Is in the Northwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
STARTLING BUSINESS FAILURES.
Two Notable DapyiiIe Firms Assign-ssi
Morebead's Cotton-siiiis-
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

lSpccltl teletIstlh viz
DASyuLE. VA, February 1.-The busi-
ness community was startled this after
noon 10 learn that p. w. Ferrell. leat-to-
bacco dealer, and +. T. Ferrell d Co., dray-
men. had both made an assignment. Mr..
+. W. Ferrel was partner IN the concern OF
L. Il. Ferrell h Co., and his failure carried
down this concern. The liabilities OF r.
T. Terrell a Co. are about $4,000 with
assets of about $4,000. The credit
ors are for the most part Dan
Vile men. The heaviest losers are
Barrow A Scott and Bass, Brown Il Lee.
Mr.. y. w. Ferrell was one OF the largest
leaf-tobacco dealers in the city. lie hled
one deed this afternoon conveying real
estate 10 secure a note OF $4,000 IN the
Merchants Bank, on which J. q. Pritchett
IS endorsed, and also small debt due ms
sister. Mrs. L. V. Sutherlin. IL is said that
another deed has been prepared. when
viii show liabilities Of $4,000. The cause
Of the failure Is not known.
coTToS-mLLs SOLD.
Information is received here to-day that
the cotton-mills of Major j. Turner More.
head. at I.eaksvllle, n. G., have been sold
to the Gone Exporting and Commission
Company. which owns oil the cottOn-mil Ia
IN North Carolina. The price paid for the
property was not learned.
Mr. Caleb Moore. tue unfortunate man
who had been hicccughlng for four DAYS
died to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
Mr.. MEYER sYcLE's WEDDING.
Pretty Marriage In the CRY Of Brotherly
4 L.,

] Pretty Marriage In the cay Of BrotherlJ
/ Ioyo-Ercsption-Gn
The Philadelphia Lcige' Of last Friday
| contains the following account OF q we'd
/ ding which has already been briefly no.
| ticed IN the DIsPATCH:
Miss Hattie Hagedorn, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. john j. Hagedorn, OF this city,
was united in marriage 10 Mr.. Meyer
! Sycle. of Richmond, Va. Yesterday after
I noon. at the new temple OF the keueseth
! Israel congregation. Tho ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Joseph hraus-
kopf. in the presence of numerous invited
guests. Miss Hagedorn was dressed IN a
cordelait gown, trimmed with duchesse
lace IN tram, dccOllete. she wore dia-
mond ornaments and tule veil and held
III her hand white-b bound Bible.
Miss Lille Ilagedorn, sister ot the bride,
was maid Of honor Sir. Joseph /. Hage-
dorm was master Of ceremonies. and MIR.
Joseph Gottschalk was the grOOm's best
man. The ushers were DIR. Herbert kautf-
mann. Messrs. Harry L. kohn. Harry
Stern, Max llerzberg, and Willard Merz. Of
this CITY; Leon Wurtzburger. of Baltl-
more: Byron Bear and Harry Binswanger.
of Richmond, Va.
After the nuptlals wedding dinner was
served al Mercantile Hall. This was fol-
lowed by "A reception attended by many
guests The BRIDE and groom left on .
western tour. On returning they will take
up their residence in Richmond.
Among those who attended the wedding
or reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
iIirsch Chicago; SIR. and Mrs. +. tIecht,
Mrs. and Miss :. FleIschman. Miss uennle
Newman, Miss Mamie Wurtzburger. Miss
Raw waiter. Miss Ray Rose. Mr.. Joseph
Rose. AIr. and Mrs. u. Bendan, Of Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. Juilus Sycle, Mss
Rosa Lichtensteln. Miss Eta Sycle, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Sycle Miss Blanche Sycle.
Miss Hannah Cohen, Of Richmond.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Braunschwieg
Mr. Emil Rraunschweig. Miss Hannah
Braunschweig, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Merz. Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac Herr
berg, Mr.. and MrA. Herr HerzDerg, Mr..
Solomon Herzberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Stern. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Stern. Mr. and
Mrs. Gabriel Hirsch, DIR. }. Davidson, Mrs.
j. Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund
Deutsch, MIR. and Mrs. S:nsheimer, Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Il. Schwcrin. 4ir.
Perry Frankel. Mr.. Lee X. Frankel, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Stern. MISS Rose Bach
rach. Mr.. Samuel Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
| Lawson. Dir. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Eshner,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip levin, Mr.. Jo-
seph X. Arnold, Mir. Clarence X. Ar
mold, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Schloss MIR. and
Mrs. Simon Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
| nerzbcrg, Mr.. and Mrs. Heyman Herr
| berg, Mrs. David Heyman, Mr.. Theodore
| Heyman, Miss Heyman. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
RS NJ. Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix n. Gerson,
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Seis. Miss Amanda
klrschbaum. and Mr.. Joseph Wasserman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
WISE-RANDOLPH INCIDENT.
Latest Version of the AFFAIR in New York
City.
INV telegraph to the Dispatch.


New York, February The ECea1lg
Word publishes the following
Fx-Concressman John Sargent Wise and
the Southern Society of New \ ork are out.
the famous Virginia orator and lawyer
having resigned from the society because
OF an incident connected with tue late
presidential campaign.
Mr.. Wise Is specimen OF that white
black bird Of pOlItics-an able Virginia Ec-
publican. He made several eloquent
speeches for Harrison during the late cam
paiCn, one of the best beng at Cooper
Union, where he gave his party managers
a catch-word by drawing a parallel be.
tween the Democratic tariff platform and
the tariff section in the Constitution Of
the late ContedeTacy.
This bit of sectIOnalism, resurrected by a
famous sOutheTner. was quoted throughout
the northern States, and Is the cause Of
the present trouble.
Members of the Southern Society re-
sented It, and then came an exchange of
unpleasant remarks between Wilton Ran
dolph, another Virginian. and Mr.. Wise,
The story Is reported differently. Some
say Randolph demanded of Wise to know
If he made the remarks AZ reported IN the
Cooper-l Mon speech, and on receiving an
affirmative reply. turned his back or Wise,
saving: Then do not care to take your
hand Anotherversion is that Randolph,
comlugupon Wise at the club, said John
Wise, how can you belong 10 the Southern
Society and make Republican speeches "
Then Wise is said to have replied: Who
appointed YOU TO be my critic and censor! .
At any rate, 1.-The Executive Committee OF
the society had It's attention called 10 the
incident and passed a severe censure
upon Mr.. Randolph, and, in Difference 10
sentiment that was inclined to be hot. also
passed mild censure" upon Dir. Wise.
hlr. Wise. insisting that be had committed
no offence. resigned from the society in-
dIgnantiy. and IN his absence in Europe
his beautiful wife replied to reporter 3
query at her home. 226 west Sxty-fOurth
street "Yes. Mr.. Wise has resigned, and l
have the acceptance Of his resignation"
MIR. Wise formerly adhered to the code
diicllo. but gave il up years ago. Mr.: Ran
dolph comes from family that knows
something Of the code, and speculation Is
rife Is 10 whether there will be any bloJ
spilled when Wise returns from Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02

In the matter of curatiyes what you
want is something that will do its work
while you continue to do yours-a remedy
that will give you no inconvenience nor
interfere with your business Such q
remedy IL AllcOck's Porous Piasters. These
plasters are not an experiment: they have
been IN use for over thirty years. and their
value has been attested by the highest
medical authorities, as well as by tes,i-
monials from those who have used them.
They require no change Of diet. and are
not effected by wet or cold. Their action
does not interfere with labor or business.
You can toll and yet be cured while hard
at work. They are so pure that the young.
est. the Oldest, the most delicate person of
either sex can use them with great benefit.
Beware Of limitations and do not be de-
celyed by misrepresentation. Ask tor
Allcock's. and let no solicitation or expla-
nation induce you to accept . substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


FEBRuAnY.i.-No anction offerings On Change
to-day.
Private sales Wrappers, Al hogsheaia
Internal-Reyenue Collections: Cigars anf
cigarettes, sl, 622s5; tobacco, s3,5Os.tS-to,al,
sJ.l27.3 81
Dark loose sales: crenshav's Warehouse, o.
235 pounds; highest price. sil. Shockoe Ware
house, MAS pounds: highest price, sf0.75.
Market quiet 10 hogshead tobacco To-Day.
Loose bright sales were the highest Of the Sos
SOD, quality and grades considered, and ssles
we're moreover unusually we'll attended. Soma
Powhatsn dark stemmng was sold, but 10 lacked
length and sze 10 bring ia better or best priueeL
Offerings arc mainly Of mediroi Tugs and good
short leaf.
Major J. p. George IL going about receiving
the hearty congratulations % his Tobacco Trade
friends that his fracturei-arm accident was no
worss and that he IA doing we'll
No water has been obtaiuabie on Change or
around Shockoe Slip for three or four weeks.
Pipes we're burstsd 10 many places To-day rs-
pairs are going on. and water has been turned
on in few os1ces yet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
nARrNE INrELLIoENcR.

POKT on NRwPoRr NEWS. Pa ]. 1874
10y telegraph
Anniv8n
Barge HeIicon. New York
Fargo Kingston, New foss
barge Marie. New Ieyk-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
BILLS INTRODUCED.
IMPORTANT MEASURES IN BOTH
HOUSES or THE LEGISLATURE.
of Labor ststist 'cs-Tbs Health Bill
Opposed-Grave Charges Made.
Especial telegram to tho pIspa,ch.l

RALEIGH. n. c., February bills were
introduced IN the Senate to-day TO estab-
lish the county Of Scotland: to establish n
naval battalion of the State Guard; to
complete and furnish the Executive Man.
sion.
IN THE HOUSE.
The principal bills introduced in the
House were: To encourage companies en-
gagged in wool-growing; TO allow magis-
trates' fees IN criminal cases only on con-
viction, and TO amend the act relative TO
public-rond workers by making the age OF
liability 20 instead of IS years.
ABOLISHED.
After prolonged and warm debate n
bill abolishing the State Bureau OF LABOR
Statistics passed by. a vote Of "a TO 81.
Another bill in regard 20 this bureau
placing II under the entire control OF the
Agricultural Department-was introduced
IN the Senate.
FOR GrHFoRD BATTLE-GROUND.
This afternoon ex-Judge David Schenck
made Il stirring speech before the members
OF the lower house of the Legislature ask
inc an increased appropriation for Gull
ford battle-ground. He was followed by
Ex-Governor Holt and Robert i. Vance.
Governor Carr TO-DAY offered 500 re-
| ward for Addison Amerson, white man
~ wears old. VINO murdered Frank Howard
III Wilson county last month.
TO RF-ENACT.
bill was introduced IN the House to-
day 10 re-enacI the charter Of the Cape
Fear and Northern railway. This road Is to
run from Raleigh or New Hill TO some point
on the Cane eqr river in Harnett comfy.
Al 6 O'Clock this morning the legislative
Committees on Charitable institutions
left here Tor MorgantOn 10 inspect the
great state Hospital there. len OF the
committee will return day after to-mor-
row. but five will remain some DAYS longer.
To-day the body of Captain X. James
Powell. the prominent Alliance man.
whose death occurred vester lay afternoon.
was taken 10 PIttsboro', his former home.
OPPOSED TO HIM.
Persons from Wilmington and South
port are mere 10 antagOulZc the appoint
meut Of Or ". q. Cnrts as quarantine
officer tor the port Of Wilmington.
There Is decided opposition on the part
! Of the legislative Committees on Health 10
the bill submitted 10y the State Board oi
! Health asking for an increased appropria-
ton for the current year. In Al about
-, 900 is askedfor
TAEFN TO BALTIMORE.
Mr.. julius Lewis. Que of Raloigh's lead
| ing citizens and president Of the Raleigh
! Hosierv-Y arm Mills. was taken 30 Baltimore
TO-DAY for medical treatment, hls condition
| being regarded as serious.
4 young white woman named Hattie
| Scarlet and her infant child died In a eel
! lar at Durham. The woman was from
Orange county. and before her death made
| on oath before q magistrate grave charges
against member OF the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02

Society A. period of sclf-denial. and all
the money saved by this abaegation will
| be devoted to the cause OF missionary
work. Tonight the officers and meui bers
of the various local organizations will hold
a meeting at s O'clock at Grace Street
Presbyterian church, and their donations
will be handed in.
The Christian Endeavor Society was
founded lust twelve wears ago, and the
week Of self denial ia the manner in which
the members have taken TO celebrate the
anuiversarV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02

DR.. d. A. Kuyk will deliver the first Of a
series Of six lectures. 10 he gwen on Thurs
day nights in the gymnasium Of the Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION, tonight at
800 O'Clock. The subject Is " How to
Treat the Injured" and the Doctor will be
assisted by the Hospital Corps Of the First
Virginia Regiment IN demonstrating the va
nous methods of treatment IN case OF acc
dent or injury, af er which the class VIII
give a rymnastlc display. Young men are
invited to attend. Tickets to the visitors
NAV be procured free of charge at the
Office of the association aud from gymna-
sum members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02

struck Officer Sherwood in the face. and
OffIcer Davis was attacked by Frank Bur-
rows and the others and very. severely
bruised. When assistance arrived the two
men who had started the assault were ar
rested. Robert Pitts and Harry Charles,
of this city. and James King. of Washing
ton, were also arrested for interfering with
the officers when the men were arrested.
and Burrows s5O each aud Pitts As. which
they paid and departed sadder and poorer
men. Charles and King were discharged,
as IL was shown they we're simply lockers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
sr. LOUIS

r, -
and active: granulated. 41sc.. Whiskey etiil
lsc. on but irm At sl2istl.SJ.
sr. LOUIS
ST. LoUIs. NO, February i.-Flcur firm bat
nothing higher. Wheat opened active az ~.
above yesterday May, 73iac. July 74t4c. Corn
advanced early, agsin declined, snd closed 'te.
above yesterday: cash, tOtic- febfua,y, fOts.,'
NAV, s3;.c. Oats slow hut q shade better; cash
3lylc: Nay, 35c. Whskey quiet az sl.iI
Bagglng and cottOn-tles unchanged. Provisions,
except lard, which declined tlail4c., we're very
dull. and only small Job trade Was i"no al
previous quotations.
CINCINNATI
CIscINSATr, February Flour easier. Whes'
duiet and steady: No. , red. 5lc. Corn steady
No mixed, 42a42lk'. Oats Irrn; no. : mixed
34loc. Lard easier at e1l.b21a Bgik.mests
quiet Mt sIO12Ls. Bacon steady At sli.2a.
Whiskey quiet and steady atsllE
THE COTTON Markets.
LIVERPOOL. February /. = Noon - Cotton -
February and March, ; i-04d., ALEC 2.off.'
also D 3-6fd., also o 5-G4d. March and April
. 3-6ld., also 4-64d.. also S-0td, also
h 6-tj4d., also ; Told. April sni Mar. t-Oit'
also 5-04d., also D 0-oii, slso D 1-ofl', also
3 slid: May and June, , o.64d, also D I'9td.,
also SID. also 0-64d., also , 1000. guns
and July, SOD, also 5 !-64d. also lO-9ti''
also l2-64d.: July and August, lO-ot1.'
also ! ll-04d. Angus, aud eoptsnuef,
IO-64d., also > i3-6fd. Tenders, 100 bAi"s
the new anu <VD DhlrS w VIZ 'tf
. r.. M-Futures closed quiet; February,
2 S-s4a5 4-d4d. February and March. . 5-ots
> 4-04d. March and April > t.otso 9-1so.'
April and May, sod, sellers NAY ana Jnhe,
Z T-64a5 slid June AMI July. > BOfd-, yaine,
Julv and August, ) tO-04a5 1864 Augist
and September, 10-G4d., buyers; September
and October, 1904 $50. 49,.
NEW YORK, February l.-spOt cotton c,oseu
ouiet. upIands, 81 7-l0c. Orleans il-io..
low mlddIing, &C.; good ordinary, o-Ioe'
sales $50 bales. Putures closed Drni saiss,
97s, 800 bales; February, go, hsrcn, sy,Ss
April, s9.4s: May, 1897; June, 40 70 'a ny,
1865: August, 1905; September, ss.so "
tober. sgSg. Total consolidated pet receiots ~
al norts- HIS bales: expor,s-Gresi Britain.
a rki hsl.s. Continent, LOGS bales; STOCK,
4 .024. 771 bales. Totals 80 Tar tbls reek: res
receipts, 62,2I6 bales exports-to vseas DIT
tain, $500 bales; TO France, "ifo oaios' "
the Continent sc, 292 bales
NEW ORLEANS. February i.-Coston intufes
ste,dy. sales, SO, 200 bales; FeDfuaiy,.Ss.is.
March, 1921: April, 1926; Nay, ss.S|' june
S0.37; uly, s9.43
NAvAL-sTORE MARkETs.
WILMINGTON, n. c., February l.-kosln urn
strained, Ell: good strained. sl.O9. lirpenttue
nrm AZ zoe. Tar steady at si.io, Cruos 4r"
penttne steady; hard, 81: sou ani urnn. Sl..V.
CHARLESTON, 3. c., February l.-Turpepuns
am al :,Cc Resin arm at ~ 90 for goof strained.
SAVANNAH, GA, February l.-Iurpeosino
orm a. 30I<c. Resin nrm OF si.loast.io.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IReported for the Disp2icn-i
FEBRUARY I.-Narket quiet. Prime slsa2asc.;
extra prime, 25sc.; fancy, &c is1sosy hanar
picked. 3s4i&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
Killed His Negro Sweetheart.

Thoroughbred Tazwell, negro des-
perado. called at the house OF Noah Bal
lard on Deal Island. on the Virginia coast,
where Leah Wallace, aged II, resided. Iaz.
well had courted the girl. but was cast oil
for another. He swore vengeance. Sun
day night. says the Washington @dr; he
renewed his proposals for marriage, and on
being refused he grasped the giri around
he wsisf. and drawing a 4S-calibre re-
volyer. forced the muzzle of 1t into her
mouth and fired. The girl fell dead with
out as much IS a groan.
He escaped. but was subsequently, arrest
ed at New Church, Princess Anne county.
Md. He will be held tor arequistion from
the Virginia authorities.