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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

lat, The groom IL q prosperous young
farmer and tho bride IL a very pretty and
popular Young lady. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. III. Wlnfreo In the
presence of q large gathering OF friends.
JuniGs Allen. tho little negro boy VINO
took the note 20 Mr.. Jones on which FIVE
pairs OF shoes were delivered, fails 20 iden-
tity Robert T.. Johnston as the man who
gave him the note. Who the man Is that
got the shoes Of Mr.. Jones isyet unknown.
BRIErs ASD PERSONALS.
Mr.. ]. T. Horrin Is quite siok with pneu-
monia al his residence. on Twelfth street.
Colonel A. &. Evans and family have re-
turned from Washington.
Mrs. ID. f. LipsGomb has returned from
Baltimore, where she went on business.
Henderson Lodge % Odd-Fellows has
adopted resolutions in respect TO the
memory Of their deceased brother, the late
William a. Bradshaw.
Mrs. NJ. V. Lloy1 received a letter yes
tcrdav stating that her sister. Mrs. james
Jcwett lnoe BallOwe) was III with pnou-
mona IN Pennsylvania. Mir. aud Mrs.
JcWctt were married hero on the 22nd and
went to PENNSYLVANIA TO spend their
honeymoon.
Nr. W. J. Probst was summoned before
the Mayors Court yesterday morning 90
answer the charge Of driving over the
prayelled streets a londel wagon with q
tire not n wide as required by the ordr
nance recently passed. The case was con-
uuucd until next thursday.
There came near being q collision Thurs
dav on The Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road at the watcr-tank Just below Maury
street. An incoming train was approach
ing and an engine was at the tank taking
water. The former lust was stopped IN
time 10 avert q collision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for tho Dlspatch.l


MARCH 1%O.-Private sales to-day: smokers
ioldi, 40: smokers new, 10: darks, 81; wrap
pers, IL Tugs, total. So hogshea1s
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s4I2s.lO; tobacco, s2,oll.45-total, &c.
13g. -.
DARK loose sales to-day: At Crenshaw's Ware
ouse, 4i,355 pounds, highest price, ~ az
Shockoe, 3I.SS5 pounds, highest s~S.1o-total'
For week: 1t Crenshaw's Warehouse, 1877
74O pounds. highest sl5; at Shockoe Ware
house. 50,230 pounds, highest slo71-total,
1890 pounds.
Shelburnes and Planters warehouses both
had coed sales and prices to-day. Al the latter
warehouse Mr.. G.. w. Kicks, OF Wake county,
n. C.. sold for the following prices: l07 pounds
et $40. -, 1863 az s20.50, 1865 at $50, l52 at
$50. 81 at e5l, 13l at s37. 80 at s25-aVerage,
s4i.43.
Messrs. E. d. Christian, of New York, and W.
A. Adams, OF oxford, n. C., were In the city to-
day.
West Virginia planters are unloading their to-
bacco largely in our market at. 10 them very
satisfactory prices. Brights sold at tip-top
prices to-day. The warehouses have enough To-
bacco TO Keep breaks full for next week, In
GLIDING that on the floor at depots ana already
advised as shipped there IL over a weeks sup
ply. Every sale on this market orings another
as fast a. Allen & Ginter sslos go out. Our
buyers should appreciate the nne class and
quality OF the weed finding !ts way 70 Richmond,
and should remember that our breaks arc Tar
over ana ABOVE inc dfttdso III q1"usJ ia vNu.t
markets, 40 that the high prices paid are fully
justiiable. The warehouses have worked nara
aud al heavy expense 10 secure this frst-class
trade for our city. Yesterdays average et
Plantets for one crop was $3.50.
There was a small offering Of old sun-cured on
Change to-day, with prices up 10 lohc. Values
were about the same as last sales SIX weeks
ago. Stemuing crops were sold to-day on
Change. Tne Tugs rule at ~ 70 6c. in soft
order.
MIR. James n. Boyd, recently at Florence, 5. C.,
Wilson aud Rocky Mount, n. c., says the crop In
south Carolina Is In and 05 per cent in East
arm North Carolina. The bright crop In most
smaller markets IA cullod, 50 per cent. 70 81 per
cent. delivered. DARK breaks are falling OF.
Hogshead sales rather increasing.
Thursdays C0Urier-JOuTHai reports the Louis
Vile market stronger and higher on medium
grades for the week.
The dark break to-day, for & Friday, shows g
failing OF In quantity and no change In prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
THE FROTH OF SOCIETY,"
Fine Trcscntation Of q Very strong
Play.


The Fro.h Of Society" which Is free
Translation of Dumas's drama. Lee Demi-
Monde" from tine hand Of MR.. Frank
Leslie. was presented Il the Theatre last
nIEht before a small but very epprecia-
tive audience.
OF the riay-or. At least. of another ver-
sion of Dumas'S work-sO much has
teen written THAT MS story must be IA
milar 20 the public. While IN tins version
there are many crudlties which must be
eliminated before II can become q good
acting play. the story Is tod boldly and
clearly. and the lines show the touch Of a
strong hand. Its faults are "a frequency OF
moralziuc speeches and tie unnecessary
presence Ot uulmpCr'nnt passages: bur MS
pa'ho, and passion atone FOR any iault5
that 10 Raw have.
The company is an unusually strong
one. Miss Emily Rigl, a woman whose
beautiful face is familiar 10 us. finds IN the
roe of Suzanne q fitting vehicle for the
displav of lien talent. and her charming
personality dominates the play. Joseph
ilaworth. t0n. has here a part that suits
him. and his Olivier Is O wonderfully GOOD
r%ealinc. lie gives the role "a tOrclbleness
that makes II the reflective motive TO the
PREDOMINANT one furnished by the charac-
tel of suzanne. and, while he displays a
great amount Of reserve force III the best
Situations. does not oyerio a line. The
others-Mlss Field. MISS Hooper, and Mr..
Block. IN particular-play their respective
parts IN q most excellent way, and 70 dis
pa7iso any one Of the cast would be un-
Just.
Tho performance last night Is all the
more worthy Of praise when II Is con-
sliered that this Wa the second perform
arce. In consequence Of tins there was a
little rouehuess al times, but not enough
to alter the effect Of the play. The play
will be repeated this afternoon and also
Tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
A BOARD OF HEALTH.
THE GOVERNOR WILL SOON APPOINT
ONE FOR THE STATE.
Tho Matter Taken 10 by tho Chamber
Of Commerce and Endorsed by
Loading Physicians.

Virginia is to have q State Board of
Health.
The Chamber Of Commerce Is bringing
its influence to bear in that direction, the
leading physicians heartily endorse the
idea. and tho Governor is in full accord
with the movement.
We will. therefore, have o board, and 1t
will be appointed IN q short while. The
danger Of cholera coming TO America this
summer makes IL especially desirable that
such a body shall be established for
general ADVICE, both IN efforts to fight
acainst the introduction Of the dreaded dis
ease and to prevent its spreading should
1t be brought into our midst.
WAITED on GOVERNOR.
Tho committee. consisting of Messrs.
J.. H.. Biseell. s. II. HAYES. and DR.. Charles
". Shields. appointed by the Chamber OF
Commerce ut the meeting Thursday owe
ming to present 10 the Governor the potl-
ton of the chamber for the establishment
OF a State board, performed that duty zee
terday afternoon and submitted the l0l-
lowing names for the Governor s consider
alton Drs. George Ben. Johnston.
Hugh VI. Taylor, and W. A. Deas, OF
Richmond: Robert u. Mcliwaine, Of
Petersburg: William II. Harrison. Of Rca-
nokc; g.. T. Kiepstein. Of Alexandria,
and Kirkland Rufin. of Norfolk.
The Governor will certainly appoint a
board, and has taken the names submitted
under advisement.
VERY STRONGLY Embossed.
The movement tor q board is endorsed
bv Drs. George L.. Stone. w. T. Oppenhel-
mer. II. Wythe Davis. j. b. McGaw. Hun
ter McCuire. George Ben Johnston. George
Ross, Christopher Tompkins, L. T. Robin
son. NJ. ID. Hoge, Jr., John Dunn, Charles
NJ. Shields, Dauiel j. Coleman, j.. n. Up
shur. J.. A. White. ". u. Gray, X. ID. Gar
elm. j.. =. Roy. ". W. Gibbs. J.. J. McCor-
mick, Lewis G. Bosher. W. A. Deas. W. A..
Lee. j. c. Levy. H.. Cabell Tabb.. j. >.
Wexford. Hugh VI. Taylor, G. M.P. Brock,
Paul A. Irving, Landon Il. Edwards, and
others. All these consider that there Is
danger of the cholera finding o lodgment
in this country next summer ami thlnk
great benefit would be derived from he
appointment of a State Board.
The letters from these gentlemen We're
written ia response TO II circular one sent
out hy Chairman Blssell of the Chambers
Committee on Health and Sanitation, ask
ing the following questions:
l.. Ia Your opinion, i u probable that
cholera will gain entrance 10 this country
tins year,
?. Would the State Board Of Health, eff
cientlv organized. be a recognized and
powerful influence to secure information,
and e. give proper and prompt advice as
10 what should be done II cholera secure
lodgment Al any point IN the state;
3. Would the board promote the proper
consideration Of sanitary measures IN
towns and cities. and SO lessen the danger
IF widespread disaster, should cholera be
developed
These undergraduates were answered IN
the affirmative IN nearly every case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
CELEBRATE THE EMANCIPATION:
CoIored Troops from Richmond TO he In
Vited to Washington.

The DIsPATcH received the following
special last night from its Washington cor
respondent
A committee will GO 10 Richmond to-
morrow representing the emanclpation
contingent in this city. The object of the
VISIT l. 10 invite numerous colored orgahl-
cations to participate III the celebration
here on the 18th of next month.
The committee to be sent TO Richmond
is composed of Yorrick W. Smith: chair
man. and George W. Stewart and IL; II.
Lewis. They Will confer with Major }. Is;
johnson and endeavor TO have bis colored
infantry visit Washington next month and
participate in the parade. The four com
panie3 were here at the inauguration. =,
The committee will visit a number OF
tho colored churches in Richmond to-
morrow night u on SUNDAY, as well as
social organizations. There Is to be a ball
and banquet to celebrate the thiriy-hrst
anniversary OF emancipation and a com
petitive drill between Washington. Rich
mopd. and Baltimore cOlored troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
DEATHS.

ARMISTEAD.-Di Thursday night,
al "Sunnyside," the home of her uncle,
Colonel X. Il. w. Duke, near Charlottes-
vile, Va, LUCY BILLS ARMfSIEAD. tho
wife of Wilbur 7. Armistead. OF Memphis,
Tenn. Her remains will be brought TO
Richmond for interment-
The funeral services will take place az
the residence of his brother, Robert
Armistead, No. ] east Cary street, SATUR-
DAY at $3.50 2. III. Friends OF the family
and of his sister. AIRS. A. w. Garber, arc
invited TO attend.
GREEN.-Died. in Henrico county,
March 10th, at II O'Clock A.. NJ, at the resi-
dence OF her nephew. Robert W. Brown
ing, Mrs. MARTHA A. GREEN. in the 18th
year of her age.
Funeral from the above residence SA-
TURDAY, March 18th. ct 8 O'Clock 7. III.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
MGERSOLL.-Disd, suddenly. at his
residence. 619 south Laurel street, March
O.. 1893. CHARLES T., eldest son of John
L. and Militia T. Ingsrsoil. In the $50 year
of his age.
He leaves a wife and two children to
mourn their loss.
Dearest one, thou has left US.
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But IT'S God who hath berest us
He can ell our sorrows heal.
Funeral will take place SATURDAY,
March IL, 1893. at l:3o p. IL, from Pine
street Baptist church Friends and 90
quaintances invited to attend.
Charlottesville, Staunton. AID Atlantic
City MJ.lpsptss please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

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
tenn eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation, Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 70 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 it
to ali ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
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 He SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, NJ
ia l-Tu. Th(w)Sa,iopfOcr)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
QUOTATIONS..
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH:
NEW YnRk-

NEW YoRK, March 1O.-Flour unsettled and
easy: winter wheat-Low grades, s2.lOa
s2.o5: patents, s3.s5as4.25 hin-nesota-ciear,
rour dali and weak: common 70 fair extra.
s.. 1oasa. 10; good to choice, S~3-lbaS4.25.
Wheat lower, moderately active. and weak;
No. 2 rcd. store and elevator, 761c.; anost,
lar, and heavy, and closed weak and SasAc.
under yesterday. No 2 red closing: March,
14Nc.; May. s5bc. Cora arm but dull; No. =,
rcd, 53tSc. In elevator; 54fc. anoat; uasraded
mixed, 53ao5c.; steamer mixed, 5"He.,. op-
tions opened at q Nc. decline and closed dull
al unchanged prices, May and Jaly only traded
IN March, 53tsc.: Aprii, b2Ac.: May, 5itsc.;
July, size. oats duli; whito higher: options
dun, isat4c. higher, and steady March, SYS4c.;
May, 3SAC.; June. 3SjSc; spot prices-No >,
39jza39Ae.; No =, wnite. a4s44he; mixed
weslerns seattle; white d., 4aa4ocs Wool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
NOTES FROM THE ASSOCIATION.
The Boys Chorus and Orchestra-services
Tc-Morrow-Conccrt.

The first rehearsal Of the boys' chorus
was held IN the paflOr Of the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday afternoon
az 1850 o'clock. The bows were greatly IN
terc-tcd ana gave promise OF DONG good
work iu the future. a Quartetto will sing
next Sunday at tho junior meeting and
Master George MoSley VIII sing a solo.
The association orchestra viii have their
first meeting Friday night. 18th instant.
tWcnty.seyCn names have been handed III
TO Goncral-SecTetary Ibbitts. This new
departure Will be q great help to the work
as well "a advancing those IN music VINO
wish & become useful IN tins art. There
Is no charge IL become "A member of tine
orchestra. and II IS Opcnto HOn-membcrs as
well as members of the association. MIR.
Ubbifts VIII DC the leader, and be Is q tai
eutci musician.
Tonight nj . O'Clock the conversational
meeting for young mon will be held. The
sublecf 10 be discussed Is Neglected OPP
r~ortuutic,.' These meetings Will be
found VERY profitable T. the young men.
ON SUNDAY afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr.
George ". Anderson Will talk 10 the young
mon. In addition to music on the piano.
orsan. and cornet Miss Bessie Logan Will
Le present with her harp and rendera solo.
or tuesday next a reception Will be
uivcu To the Young peoples societies Of all
denominations Of the city. There VIII be
"A gymnasium exhibition, addresses, and
music ia the hall. Mempers OF the assO-
citation and oil Young peoples societies
lallce aui gentlemen are invited. The
meeting will begin az S:15 o'clock.
There Eds q very pleasant concert gwen
at the hall last night under the auspices OF
Capital City Lodge. | "a. .. I. The Old
Dominion SYMPHONY Club, assisted 10y
some Of the best and most popular vO-
ca,-ts oil tie city. assisted in the pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
TOO III 10 BE Interviewed.

The case Of William Bennett, the white
man charged with the ruin OF hs rand,
daughter, Matte Newman, has e"clted
wid@snread interest in l~lenrico county
and is "A subject OF much discussion a. the
conrf- house. CommonweGlth's-Attorney
sands is making an active Investigation OF
the matter. Yesterday Mr.. Sands VISITED
the home Of the accused. where Matte
Newman resides. with the intention OF see
inc the girl, but as she Is still quite III ne
decided TO postpone the interview. no
talked with the wife Of the prisoner, but
sbc was absolutely nOn-cOmmIttal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
n Howard'.-Grove Speaking

The contest in Henrico county over the
olerkship of the County Court continues
to be warm and interesting. At a poi,lti-
cal meeting held at Howard's Grove last
night about 700 voters were, present.
There were also a few boys from Rich
mond in attendance. Mr. =. X. Norman
smoke in behalf of the candidacy oil Cap
tain W. j. Binfofd aud MeSsrs. .. I;
Waddill and William II. SANDS presenTeu
1neeting was one in which good order wrs
.Ia.-va1 th~rourbpuT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

throet and feels as though they did stick
somewhere. Away with them. aud take
Simmons Liver Regulator. One-halt table
spoonful Is a dose. and il goes down plea.
sanity. You'll hud it a mild laxative, VIII
no gripping. and does not debilitate. !,
quickly relieves the system OF malariai
so;son and cures constipation indigestion.
hi-iousness. and sick headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
FRIEND OF GROVER
ION. .eLLsRY ANDERSON GIVES HIS
VIEWS ABOUT THE PRESIDENT.
Workers satisfied with Rim and His
Appointments CievciRnd's
Private life.

v-r T. Ellcry Anderson. a prominent
IN York Democrat. who led the anti
~..p,cr" fight IN tho Empire State when
,lmirers of Cleveland and tidl were
-..r.inc Tor the supremacy q Their re-
.t.ve fayoriios. Is n guest at the Ex-
.l.,-o lie appeared before the United
STATE. Circuit Court Of Appeals Yesterday
r,.rs.l Do the case of Bound against
.. south Carolina Railroad COMPANY, and
..,,, fur hn, home tins morning.
Nr Anderson - a warm personal Trend
f.. President, and has always been
....f his most ardent admirers. In con-
-.tlu With y representative ~ The DIS
f,.. r..h' the distinguished New
4lfa tilt hc was certain the Demo
-..-.fI state wCrc all now thoroughly
.rtaitv VITA Grover ana prepared 10
~.n..tt lrw 60 ihc i-.l. LNcn 'Iohel
5l., faction would do hls bidding.
rfrtsrp WITH GRESHAM.
.WIa. oyou people think Of Judge
.- .Ian's appointment asked tue re-
n'-." SAID Mr. Anderson. "thcy are
... $50. ell tueappliuimcnis made so
II.r thrlk chat the selection % the
.,t officials was matter lu which
......rf Cleveland had "a night 80 oNer-
l.-.prai ~pltroFauye- and choose
~.. whom BE- considered bet quail
tI4H, place.. Judge GresEam Is IS
..l,ulii ablIitl and au excellent
I. .,rstani.' SAID The reporter. that
i..-t l,ut hes expressed the dttcrui-
r.' 60 Icappoiut any persons TO
nt. held position. during ms hr>t
.r.-'rauoa. Doe, tins really seem 10
.... r..r tfIu =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
The chndren Became Excited.

Considerable excitement was caused
among the children of Central School
about II O'Clock yesterday morning oy inc
burning Of a chimney OF q house near py
1t was all the teachers could 40 10 prevent
ma damage and no one was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Furniture-Factory Burned.

MmDLEspoEoUGH. KY. March l0.-The
Middlesborough Furniture-FactOry was
burned at 6 O'clock this morning. Loss.
$4,000: insurance, S20,j00. One hundred
men are thrown out of employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March 10.--Virginia Be. 7O3G :
Bga1O; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lsts,
lOSIa do. "a incomes, - do. 30 incomes. lOa
IL; consolidated gas bonds, ll2all3; DO.
afo.k gIi.oglL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Medicnl-Inspector Nelson.

THy ttIeEf0pl " T1b UIspaIIu-I
CoNcoRD. y. H., March 1O.-Henry CLAY
Nelson. medical Inspector United States
navy, retired. died this morning. He was
born in Carroll county, Md, ifty-seyen
years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
nred by Judge hughes.

The principal turf contest on TIE IVY
CITY track yesterday was won by Morton,
a W Unknown Virginia 19rse. MofSom VIZ,
"a h,s dam. he was bred by Judge
Hughes. who is great lover Of tine horses
and Is now owned By +. ii. Maddox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
1Ir. John Burns Deal.

Bn1sroL, TENy., March l0.-John Burns,
q prominent citizen and buslness.man
died here M 1890 this morning. lie Will
be buried bv the Catholics tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
TIE INprsTRIALs WEAK.

The great feature VI the day was the weak
ness OF Industrials. in which tue bears labOred
s~trenuously to force liquidation. American To-
bacco declined 3Ll, American Sugar. rs. and
Cotton on. Distilling. and Cattle-Fe"ding,
National Lead, and National Linseed lalM per
cent. A sharp drive was made 40 Gvheral
Electric, which dropped , TO 993i, rallied 10
IO1li. and still later sold down TO 90I4. The
market closed weak. Sa~les-Listei stocks,
10000: unlisted. $4,000 shares.
Treasury balances-COin, s72, 10000; cur
rency, S23,J97 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Less Than Cos

Haud.M Made Shoes, 50:
VI. Il. DREw a Co...
7S7 Main street. corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
NeedIe-Mnrk Guild.

There will be a meeting of ladies int
rss,.d in the Needle Work Guild at the
y,ylng Mems Christian Association Hal
next tuesday at i:S0 Z. ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

NEW YORK. March 10.-Noney on call has been
active. ranging from ia6; Last loan NJ q, closing
offered a. q; prime mercantile paper, OaF per
cent.
sterling exchange dull bnt steady; posted
rates, S4.S0as4.SS; commercial bills. s4.S4a
S4S616.
Government bonds fractionally lower for Tho
A. state bonds neglected Railroad bonds dull
and iOEar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

An idea Of the work beng lone oy the
Virginia Historical Society will be gwen Il
Sundays g6.column DISPATCH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11

The local features Of tomorrow 12-page
DISPATCH will be especially good. Look
out tor them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
Registered ut New York Hotels.

Special telegram to the Dispatch
NFw YORK. March 10.-P. G. Blanchard
and u. W. Blanchard, Grand Union. aud
A. j. Parish, Bartholdi.