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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
THE FINAL FRIDAY GERMAN.
No More Dancing by This Club Until After
Easter.

Easter.
The last dance that the Friday club VIII
give until after Lent. when Its Easter ger
man will take place, occurred at the lem
pie last night. The attendance was un-
usually largo. the costumes exceedingly
varied and pretty. and the music inspr-
ING. The characteristic feature OF the
entertainment was the large number oil
fair strangers present. All things were
propitious for q charming dance and II
was had. Nv. John Boisseau led the german.
The chaperons were Mrs. George T.. per-
nsrd, Mrs. Charles A. Rose, Mrs. EgOer,t
q. Leigh, Mrs. II. BONNER, Jr., Mrs. L. H.
Deane. Mrs. Alexander Archer. Mrs. A.. i.
Guigon, Mrs. Charles Z. Lea, OF Washing
ton, and Mrs. c. Il. Barksdale.
The young ladies taking part IN the
dance were Misses Nirgie CABOT. Helen
Ross. Emma Barksdale, Lima MAYO. Nellie
Boykiu Arladne johnson. Mabel farlsh. OF
Albemarle; Emily Cary. Elise itatclltie. An
ME Conrad and Kate Conrad, OF Mythevllle;
Mary Roper. of Petersburg; Lucy PegIam'
Maud Rankin, OF Brooklyn; Lillian Var
brough, Adele Archer, Stanley A T1Ina
Bessie Shipp. Of Lexington; Miss Iaila-
ferro. Mary Mayo, Stewart Bradley, MISS
Carmichael. of fredericksburg. kizzle
Dregry. Louise Brander, Miss Peasants,
of Petersburg: Miss Maury, Miss Cooke
of Charlottesville Judith Deane, Alice
Burwell. Mss Mccormack. Of BerryyliIe
Annie GRAY. and Miss boswell.
The gentlemen attending were Messrs'
Fdcerton $. Rodgers. Charles A. Rose, a.
h. Guigon. George Bidgood. William A.
Townes. Lancaster Williams, Ben. lawson
John Boisseau, Arthur MAYO, George
MAYO. Elmer Ecker. 4. 7. Noon. George
Pegram, Robert Pegram. Ben. Stacey "a
car freeman, Louis Brander. Glenn Shater
Bob Blankensh1p, Allan Talbot. Rooer'
Uamnbel. Dick Wilson. William Il. Welsi
Ger. William Mayo, Horace Slater, 81
George Cooke, Harrison Blair, Mr.. Hlcgen
hotham. M.F. Maury. Hume Miller. Julien
Blnford, Fairly Cooke, Franz }. PoIts
Richard Gwathmey, Cary Beckwith, OF re,
tersburg; Monte Workman, and Edward
I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
TIL. wx.no.. Arrive. safely.

The steamer wyanoke. OF the Old DO,
minion Steamship Company, reached
Richmond from New York yesterday after
noon at 4:20 O'Clock. She was expected to
arrive here in the morning. but was delayed
by a very heavy fog at sea. The Wyanoke Is
the only steamship that has entered Rich
mond port since the freeZe-up CON-
menced-more than a month ago.
There is great deal of loose ice IN the
river, especially between here and Dutch
Gap. This is due 10 the melting and break:
ing-up OF the frozen fluid IN the falls and
above Richmond. The Ariel is expected to
arrive from Norfolk this afternoon.
The tug Monarch will leave here this
morning with the bark Brunette. loaded
with -four for South America. and the
schooners Mary Lord. Dora Allison. and
Mary Il. Freeland.
The Ice in the dock was broken mp yes.
terdsy with tug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. February 3.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat firm closing lsa'lc abOyo yesicf lay' 'A'
cept for cash, which closed ~ lower nt b1'sc'
MAY, 73itc. Corn-Cash fell Sc. closing 80 ~.
options opened u. lower and closed the same -
Yesterday May. 43Aai;S-c. OATS a"h
higher at 32c. May, easier aud dun. 34At'
Nhiskey quiet at sit7 Banging ani coiiou'
tea unchanged. Provisions dJu with only
moderate Job trade done At previous quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
rrices of Money. Bonds. Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
Wcs ther Indications
lny telegraph 20 the Dispatch

r. WASHINGTON. ID. O.. February s.
lralp forecast for twenty-four hours
WV" from midnight TO midnieht-for
Virginia: Fair weather; much
colder: northerly winds.
For North Carolina: Far weather; much
colder; northcrly winds.
Weather conditions: The barometer has
risen rapidly in all districts east OF tas
Rocky Mountains. IL is unusually high
north Of Dakota and southeastward over
the central valleys and the Lake regions.
The pressure is decreasing rapidly to the
west OF the Rocky Mountains.
The temperature has fallen about 20 de-
prees from the Gult States northward TO
the Lake regions. and the weather IS unu-
sually cold IN the Northwest. Local snow,
followed by clearing weather, Is reported
from the Lake region and New England.
and light showers from the Gulf and South
Atlantic States; elsewhere the weather IS
generally clear.
Generally clear weather will prevail.
with colder northwesteIly winds in the
regions east OF the Mississippi. except oc-
casional showers in the Gulf States, aud
the cold wave will extend over the middle
Atlantic and the northern portion OF the
South Atlantic Coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
a. SAKs s. Go.
SJ Fon A DAY.

$500 w ear, unless it is worth
your while to listen-but We want
$500
them to-day-and you'll be glad
you paid atteution--We haven't
$500
gone midland there isn't any
$500
red paint on this announcement
for all It is extraordinary-lro h
$500
MISUNDERSTANDING.
IT'S \ FIYE-DOLLAR STORY.
We've paved a path for you to-
day with $3.50, 81, $3.50, IS. and
$3.50 values. Every BOYS and
CHILDs GARMENT in the
houso-of whatever sort or de-
scription-,hnt Is marked a, those
s5.OO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
ONE ENJOYS

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 efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
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 1t
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in bOc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy 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 re SYRUP Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, ~. NEW FORK. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
s,,,s,n. Court Of Appeals.

JohnS1n. &c, against the Norton LAND
oud Improvement Company. Writ oil error
allowed and supersedeas awarded 10
judgment rendered by Circuit Court Oh
MISE county on the 18th of December lsyz'
Larkn against Witt. Biedier d 20: Ap,
peal allowed 10 decree pronounced oy tue
Corporation Court OF the city OF h s,a
Lurg on the nth day Of February, 1892;
suodgrass against The Commonwealth;
Argued by l.. NJ. Fulton, Esq. for plsintln
IN error aud Acknowledgement for Com
mouwealth and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ase-BaIi-Memor,si Hali-The visit ia
Chicago.

The BOARD Of Visitors Of the Virginia
Military Institute held the closing session
~ their semi-annual meeting here yester-
div morning. Most of the business OF the
I.,,d was Of routine character, such az
,,csivng reports, deciding Questions OF
,Ilow,ng the cadet baseball team to JON
tr- leaGne and travel 10 different points To
tlav Was before the board, and an adverse
decision was given; 80. ....;,,,,
AIexington local committee. c9.nsis,lng
a. Mossrs. Letcher, Ship, ana Mar was
APPOINTED 10 push the work OF the Jackson
Memorial Hall. This building VII con
tam the memorial hall proper NsIAig i.tt :,
rooms. and addition 10 the library.
II has been decided that the corps OF
talets will visit Chicago during the eA-
position. and u IS expected that tne u"'o
WI DO fixed for the 18th of June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

Christian Association. Tho session was
opened with PRAYER by Dr.. Tudor. after
which DIR. Newton made an address setting
forth the objects of the organization.
Other routine business was transacted.
The officers Of the association are Mrs.
\. Z. Bsthrop. president; Mrs. T.. Is. Add
son. VICE president: Mrs. II. G. Cannon.
secretary Miss Elise Strother, assistant
secretary; and Mrs. W. l.. Sheppard. trea-
surer The Board % Directors consists Of
Colonel A. 5. Buford, Rev. DR.. George
Cooper. DIR. George Ben Johnston, and
Messrs. T. William Pemberton and +. II.
Mcclure.
IL is the purpose of the association to
endow a room AZ the Sheltering-Arms Hos
pital. and they have already collected
about 3 500 for this purpose. but they still
need about 81 200 more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

for all they are worth, and medium syad.s 40.
gradually being sbsoEDcf by spccalssors. WI.
common ereaes are not IN special demand. Ia,
are held sfrote. "-'
Bright ioose sold under strong msrss, aes,.
and has held uD with con$plcious and gncre.sio .
strength On all grades this esek.
Dark loose denotes n good demand a. fai,,
nign values. oven under large bveaks MI
$50 the lowest for commonesf wet frtrlng.
and lngs, snd 81 for common llgs. st2s \,
sL15 Tor good lug~. s5 20 ~ FOR vcry sn.f a.,
mo lugs and common leaf; $3.50 - a. n,
medium 10 good leaf; $3.50 TO sl Tor very eoe.t
$3.50 20 $3.50 and sii for very GOOD 10 ano
stemmlng, shipping. and wrappers Nothing
extra Offering this week.
Mr.. X. II. NJ. Glenn. Of South boston. has he,a.
quarters with Carrtnston 4 Co to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
RICHMOND roeAcco MARKET

InfpCftel IYf 81" UI1VH'OH~I
PEpRU.EY a-N0 oasnncs on change 70
day a.. sr.-s a. eut-
Private sales: Wrappers, ls' naen, ls5
hOgsheads. -.... c.,xrs and
c,ssreties, "a, g3Ass; tobacco, sS'oV"oo-'''"''
ss.O0:lOO. v.r.Aoa., n. 4.
-sT .onna,. highest pricc. sl2.a0 sho..oe
90, 90 ss..s iof5 pounds; highest prtcs, IL
s,S,,,ss. Warehouse, s3.3S2 pounds
Ioose sales foe me week nnxh',. tSv -.
pounds darkA Ni."so P~'
''i IN, re ~as more doing to-day than appears n
,.aayt. me rnarkss Is stronS on Drgsu. with
out sny special activity 20 ncte lie tone ~ ,ns
ns.. ara ALREADY N hands that Val bold tnea'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
III. nl.,.inx Of th. rhroats.

81. Blsise's day yesterday was observed
in al the Catholic churches OF the city.
The attendance upon the seryices-morn-
lug. afternoon. and evening-were quite
large. The blessiAg Of the throats. which
was administered in the churches, was a
novel aud interesting ceremony. especially
~ the Enslish churches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
Live Leisureiy

ia GOOD advice. but live carefully Is better.
i, both cases Summons LAYER Regulator
Will help you live best. IL Keeps IN. t a,vss
active. the bowels regesr anu hglPs s n,o~
on ~" and rheumatism. The Regulator
aisn aromotes digestion, and never fails 20
a aNsre the most severe cases OF dyspepsia
constipatlon, aud biliousneSs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

Frank Fossett. the youth who came near
diving last Friday night from the effects of
iaudanum, was taken to Williamsburg
Yesterday. The unfortunate boy is well
connected. but has suffered for several
wears with nervous trouble which has
affected his mind. His friends hope that
no will soon be restored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
Sentence COMMITTED.

The Governor yesterday committed the
sentence of Margaret Morris, convicted III
the Hastings Court of this city OF house
breaking, from two years IN the penItenc
tiary TO two years in jan. The ground on
determination IL thar the prisoner can make
herself more useful as cool IN the iail
than she could in any capacity in the peni-
tenflary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
4 neaut,fr, Howitzer Souvenir.

Mr.. Carleton Mccarthy has a nea4tlini
.o,,rs,,r of the Howitzers and the How
;tger-monument unyelling. 1t Is a mlnla-
ture twelve.pound Napoleon, cast from
,he same bronze Of which the figure on
the monument was made, and on II Is en-
grayed the date Captain Ed. ). MCCARTHY
was killed and the date of the unVelllng:
Captain Mccarthy was captain OF the FIRST
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
A.rirnI of a Tlne Colt.

Crest. tho celebrated 2-year-old trotter OF
Mr. samuel Il. Nelson, recently purchased
IN KENTUCKY. arrived IN Richmond yester-
day morning and MIR. Nelson's stable was
crowded with his friends, ANXIOUS 10 GET
LOOK AZ the handsome young morse ne -
probably the finest 2-year ola ever o"i n',d
y" tho State aud will likely get IN the 2zo
Lass next wear az "a 8-year-old. HIS pedl;
cree was given III the DIPAIoH several
xuaaks apD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
DEATHS.

r,R,lFR.-Died. IN swansboro': fsoru-
-. issS AZ DO o'clock 4. NJ, PAfTEh-
snS WADE FARMER, IN tho s4d year OF
bis age. W.. I'D Msthod,.,
Funeral from West W rt nsSnSS :,
church his lssturde' r,yy .NooN ~
o'clock. Friend, ulGE .n,usnSes
invited to attend. l. nolS-
wood. BoSHkkA
JUDKINR. Died. a, - OF
her son-in-law. John Pets sc. ives,
Main. MEs. A. A. jUDk app. ~ o.
age. <&A
Funeral from the aboy0 Z, /, rp>(V0
Nj. TODAY. 1X61Bks
LAMBERT, = Died. fehruss - 'Aiss''
MP NJ. EMiLi W., rellct "a IA x,spS.
bert; aged s. years. euasat 4
Funeral Will take place & 1iass &c
TERNOON at . o'clock from cen
No. 100 Capitol street. lntertu& ~
lywood. No flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and warm morning and after
noon. followed by clear and colder at
night. At12P. NJ the stars were shining.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
eAl TlMORe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February 3.--Baltlmore and Ohio
o5l.a96 Northern Central 70n7O4: Bslu-
more and Ohio Southwestern lists, lO7kalOs
do. % incomes. 81 bid DO. 81 incomes, lO1s
bid: cors )lidAted gas bonds, ll319alli; do
.inck. N2baaNgAh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
Mean temperature. 49,.
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. February 3.-The stock market
was somewhat narrow to-day aud rather fever
ish. with general Dropping tendency except IN
the specaltles, whose strength Was something
of a factor in maintaining prices, especially late
In the day. Tho Industrial stocks were com
para;iyely quiet, although large trading In Dis
tlllers' was noted with a range OF per cont. for
the day, but the final change was for small
fraction.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT.
The developments Of last evening naturally
brought Richmond and West Point stocks, to-
geihsr with the stocks OF It's allied roads. AMI
Reading and it's allies TO the front. The interest,"
centred more especially IN the Richmoni ana
West Point shares. the buying being very Tree
by the friends OF DroIel, Morgan & Co, ana ihe
common stock rose aOout per cent. anu inc
preferred about ?.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.
Late IN the day the buying extended 10 East
Tennessee shares all OF which showed ma'erla'
i'm Drovement, while throughout the day tue
Chesapeake aud Ohio common stOrk was q
rrominent and strong feature, upon the theory
that the reorganization being under the msn,
ayement Of Drexe, Morgan & Co., TINS wiz
bring them into closer relations Win tue hicn'
mOnd Terminal system 10 their mutual auS8n-
tage. A nnal gain Of rs Der cent. was esta0,
llshei in tho common stock. Now England
gained per cent
THE CHANGERS.
a marked feature OF tho day was removal o.
tho strong buying OF Omaha. which was carried
up ~ per cent, 10 57Ss. and alter retiring
largo tract on, clCs ed with net gam 81 pei
cent. The threatened swltchmens strike IN INT
cagO. however. is bringing out some long stocA
among the Changers, and all except Omanu
closed lower Tobacco lost ia and Pacific MAI
~. The general market was higher az the
opening. but tho influence OF tho gold shipments
was seen Ia the droOEinR tendency Immediately
impaired 20 prices. The close was therefor
frn, but tho changes for the day wereirregular
Sales-Listod stocks, 100000 shares unlisted
-. 900 shates. Treasury balances: Coin, 40,
O6O, 1000; currency, sl3,71B,OOO.
MONEY ASD EXCHANGE.
Money on csIl easy. ranging from Ia
closing offered at >. Primo mercantile paper
4J6a6.
Sterling oxchqnge quiet but flrmer; poste'
rates, S4.sGlSas4SS; commercial bills. $3.50 Ia
| s4S7
Goyernment and southern State bonds IN.
| but steady. Railroad bonds fairly active ant
stronger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
The Justice aud HIS Court.

Paul Metrick, who appeared IN the
POLICE Court yesterday morning WITH a
d,s6oured eve. WAS fined $500 tor being
drunk and dieorderly III the tnlor-shop OF
Michael Sheehan.
Salhe Holmes. charged with being va
crant and of uusound mind, was com
mItted to jail and commission OF luhacy
ordered. r -
lanes T.. Gates was assessed - and
cnsts for being drunk and disorderIy on
th.. street and $50 tor contempt OF court
IN remarkiug to the Justice that he sup
nosed he would be fined SlO the next time
he appeared IN court. ,.
W,llle Driver. charged with the larceny
of "A lot of brass belonging TO tho Rich
mond and Danylle Railroad Company,
WAS turned over TO the Manchester au-
thOrities- -, ,o.,., loolor
cd. who was on Thursday arrested here
AS a fugitive from justice from IehheS-
see charged with felony, Will be taken up
February 18th. by which time the authori-
Ties from that State Will probably nave
sent for the prisoner. The CRIME when
Jefferson is alleged to have committed was
the shooting of "A man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

1.-THE Idle Reporter" will have bright
eossipy letterin sunday l2-paee DISPATCH
A good Joke on Jolly policeman will be
one of its best features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

The mission Of Mgr. Satolli TO the
United States and interesting notes about
other prominent dignitaries in the Catholic
Church. with illustrations by De Grimm,
are the subjects Of a Washington letter
which will appear IN to-morrow's DIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
) DoLLAps.

$500 $500
You can guess the cause
There is only one that could
demand such severe sacrifice OF
us.-We bought too many
BOYS and CHILDRENS SUITS
and OyERCOATs.-- "ac.
$500 500
knowledge tho corn but we've
erred on the side Of ambition.
We wanted to show all tho good
$500 $500
$500 'H'''s' ""' 500
never bought here so freely as
his season.--For all that we
are several hundred SUITS and
V''N' oyERCOATs behind our expecta-
$500 $50
tons.
There is no use trying to cure
$500 ,,..oon.,,,. goo
s,oo lux 'o'' '''''' WIN $50
doses.-Time is money--eO We
a. M SOU
have drawn q 50 circle around -,
$500 , Soc
s,oo '"'' '''' - $50
leave you to profit by our misfor-
$500 s''o'
tune. On,
FIRST OF all, We want to impress
YOU that this is a sale for today
only. Not garment in this lot
''''' goes for So after we close to-
night It's 40,
ALL the CHILDRENS OVER
s''' COATS. 40
$500 no,s, ovpy 500
s,oo "a" '"' $40
COATS.
V'''' ALL the KILT OyERcoATS.
''' ALL the REFERS. 40
S'''V ALL the sINGLE-BREASTED
F'''' sHORT-PANTs SUITS.
''''0 ALL the DOUBLE-BREAsT-
ED shORT-PANTs SUITS.
P'''' ALL tho TWO and THREE
e'.oo PIECE sHORT-PANTs SUITS.
s''Oo -Anthe BOYS LoNG.PANTs
s,oo 49, 49, $50
'''0 SUITS. a.
''''0 ALL the vEsTIE SUITS.
e''Oo ALI the JUNIOR SUITS.
ALL the KILT SUITS.
S''0O Ali II EVERY STYLE
novelties and staples.
''''O All Of EVERY slZE-from "a
"''N TO Is years-tbrt are marked
'''OO $3.50, ss, 1850, 81, and $3.50.
$500 s''o
$500 5 DOLLARS $50
$500 is the one price tina, will rule 500
$500 these quauties-forthis one day. $50
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 s5.C
IN ADDITION
we continue to-day the sale OF all OF our
MEMS SUITS AND oyERcOATs
which have been 1880, st5, s10.5o, and Of
! for
$40.
IA. SAKS & CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
QrOTATT0sS

FLoJa-we lIp;s: Flns: $500 ri , sapsr'
nne, s!.2jass.5O; extra. sbs,ts'''' 'aN'''
sa5Oasa75. patent. sh FaasD'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
The following letter was received
IuIlI,
Niro n V RANDOIpH.
Chairman r. +. Lee Camp Auxiliary.

VUNITT TITU =. y. IVT NIITIT' ~ F'II''1 -
The camp decided TO cooperate heartily
with the ladies' individually and collec-
tively, and with a view to accomplishing
the desired end the camp appointed the
following committee to confer WIN mrs.
Randolph and her committee: Comrades
Thomas A. Brander, David A.. Brown. Jr.,
George W. Libby, n. V. Randolph, Greer
II. Baughman, Alexander W. Archer, and
Thomas T. Pollard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
Died Suddenly.

Near the corner OF Sixth and Broad
streets there is a cOlored club known rs
the Richmond Athletic and Social Cub.
Last night Charles Robinson. aged ABOUT
40 years, one Of the members. died SUD
The Coroner viewed the remains aud
turned them over to the friends OF the de
ceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

The history Of an old landmark but re-
Gently removed and IN which numerous
families are interested will be gwen IN to-
mOrrOW's DIsPATCa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

When in want of q good liniment buy
Salvation Oil, which costs only rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoaK. February 3.--fiour s'eady Soa,A
ern -four weak sales. 200 barrels Wheat
nrmer: No. red. store and elevator. 7g,i.
79,<c.; snoat. sOsSas09lc; options dan. closlnx
frm and hc. above yesterday; the sction q 10
House on the antl-option hill tends to restrain
all business: No. 2 rcd February, 7sSsc. March,
1DAsc.; May, tisSc. Corn steady; steamer
mixed, 52ltc.: No. 2 white, 5S;4c. option. dur,
declining early SSalc., railytng AMI cioaiug BTns
at yesterdays price; February. 5sLec. Ma-cn,
53t<c. May, 53l<c. Oats dnll; mued lower
options unchanged No. :, 3sc. No. 3. 37ilc.
No. ,, white. t0a40atc.; mixed western, Asa
hams firm. Tierccd beef steady. cot meats
quiet; short clear, iissc. Lard higher; western
steam, s1205; city. sil.5O; May. el2 asxsd:
March, sl2.oJ: refined finer: continent.
sl2.5O; South America. si2.75. P0rk dun
Cot,on-seed OF steady. Petroleum. duh Rosln
rrm; strained, common 20 good, ti.teasi. an
lurpentine quiet ~ 33i1a335c. Molas-es-Nss
Orleans Kettle IN fair demand ana Grm. Pea
nuts quiet. Coffee quiet closing steady a. ia
SI7.2Oas17.+5; May sl05Casi0S0; septcm-
Der. Si6.t5asi6.50; December. sl63ose To- 90:
spot Rio frn; No. Z, lsc. Sugar-kas steady ;
molasses. so-test, 2 i3-l6c. Freshls dull bot
steader; cotton. 3-32d.; grain, lhd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February 3.-1he uncertainty in re-
gard 10 the anticipation bill kept the market In .
very unsettled condition to-day. Wheat 0psnei
iialSc higher than yesterdays closing rgure..
declined about 49,. and after some slight nac,uN-
tions, closed 1tlslsSc. over YESTERDAY. Corn
closed the same as yesterday after the nncfls-
ton with wheat. Oats finished M<Ac. on from
yesterday. PORK opened Sc. higher. advanced
lOc, declined 3TISa40c., advanced 7Oa72is, ,
and closed firm. Lard and rtbs followed pork
Cash quotations; Flour barely steady and un
changed: No. . spring ami red wheat. 7tc
Corn 44c. No. Data, 3la3isc. Pork. $1,000
sla37l6. RID sides. si0.20atlO25 Dry-salted
shoulders, saS7lSsslO. short-lear sides
siO.85asi0.7o. Whiskey, si.l7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04

Our sporting reporter Will have some
news tomorrow IN which the cranks -
,,,lI take special delight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, February 3.--oryKssGs- Wheat.
rs bushes. Corn, 100 Bushels. Oet. 1000
sALEs-wheai. 40 bushels. Corn, 100 bush
els.
ouorAfIoss
WasAr-LoagoeFgy. 7sasIc Mixed. 3oaSlc-
shortparry. 7Oasgc. Ma 3 red. 7ss7Sc.
CDEE.-Thite. virsinis, Tag lots, &c. No
white. 52e Nc. : mixed, 4JaDoc. ,
l OArS.-Wlnter uOr secd). 4oatls. no :
mlxei. .isISa39c.; so. mixed. 5fs3oe
hYE-10a60c.