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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
AMERETRlClOUs PERFORMANCE.
The Fair Rebel" Company Gives An Un'
Dieasant Presentation.

I" A Fair Rebel" is play OF ordinary
merit. which, when in the hands OF good
company. Is sufficiently pleasant ana IN
terestinr to produce favorable impression
on an audience, but the performance
which was had az the Theatre last night
CONVEYS positive proof of the fact that tho
Dlav may be very meretrlciOus when pre-
eonted by an ordinary company. The per-
formance Of the play which was elvea
here by the Mawson-Gillette Company,
some time ago (Which was excellent, oy
the wav.) has familarIzed Rlchmond the-
atre-gOers with the pleasing, though sight-
" melodramatic story. aud therefore
those who went TO the Theatre last nlght
probably expected an agreeable prouuc-
ton. But many were disappointed. Ihe
company which played last night
is not of a high order, and the perfor-
nance in many points was dsa-
preeable. There were some members OF
the cast, IL IS true. who had proper con
ception OF their respective r9ts but
whatever effect their work might other-
Wise have had was overcome by the me
diocIity of Misses Kate Weston and Louise
GALLOWAY, Mr.. Forrest, aud other unim-
portant figures IN the dydmGtls pefsoaG.
Miss Weston as Joan Fitzhugh was sup
posed 10 be typical southern eiri III ner
teens, aud Miss Galloway assumed the
part OF Miss Wyeth. an aristocratic maiden
lady of uncertain age; ana tncse TWO l',
dies succeeded in Transforming the second
act into free imitation Of Vulgar our-
lesque. IL is but far 10 the author 10 say
that the most Objectionable features are
not in the play. but III the Interpretation
OF il. The better parts OF the PLAY were
appreciated by the lower part OF the
house, but the clap-trap and yulgarity
aroused old.time enthusiasm IN the gal
leries. and the cOlored contingent, way up
by the ceiling, howled and yelled Justify
and frequently.
"A Fair Rebel" will be repeated to-
night and also at matinee this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
THIS APPLIES TO you.
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You viii Do Well 10 Profit By 1t.

Many a man who formerly possessed q
powerful physique and strong. steady
nerves wonders az Lis feeling OF weakness.
dulness. exhaustion. There is On extreme
" nervous condition. dull, cloudy .seIsa-
ton, disagreeable feeling in head and
eyes. bad taste in mouth mornings, the
vision becomes dim. memory IL impaired.
and there is frequent djzz,ness, dcspond-
encv, and depression OF mind. Tho
nerves become so weakened that the least
shock will flush the face or bring on
trembling with palpitation.
Luckily. there Is the great. and wonder.
full restorative. DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. which will give back TO
the weakened and exhausted system the
strength IL has lost. imperts vigor 70 brain
and nerves. vitalizes and invigorates the
physical powers. dispels deepondency. and
restores again that grand deeree OF lrsty
strength and power. which. IN Ignorance
or folly, We bave exhausted. Druggists
sell it-Sl. Purely vegetable and harm-
less. Try it and YOU will never regret 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

been drinking heavily. walked into .pri.
vate residence to-day and fred two. bullets
into his head. with instantly fatal enecf.
Among the crowd attracted to the. house
by the noise of the shooting. was the sui
cide's wife who saw her husbands, body
removed without a suspicion that she was
interested IN the event.
one of the Oldest employees Of the Post
Office Department, Theo. Il. Clifton. os
MARYLAND, fell dead while at work to-day:
He was 10 years of age aud veteran OK
The late war. He left wife and seven
children. -.
Mr. Louis Towers. the clerk who was
seriously burned in Saturday nights hre
in the paint and oil establishment, OK
Francis Miller. died OF his injuries last
night. Blake Miller. the son OF Francis
Miller. who was also seriously injured by
the flames, Is much improved and is rest
mo easily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
statns of Archbi.hop CorrIean.

Nzw YORK. January 29.-The question as
to the regard in which Archbishop Corri-
gan is held at the Vatican is now an object
of great interest owing to the cable from
Rome that he was 20 be warned by the
SatOli-Dr. McGlynn restoration case was
not liked. Archbishop Corrigans secre-
tary, Father Connolly. said to q reporter
this morning: The facts are that the
Archbishop never protested against either
the restoration OF DR.. McGiynn or the
manner of it. Toe correspondent who
eabled the statements said he rot lis in
formation from an ecciesiastic, who in
turn quoted one OF the propaganda cardi-
the correspondent tells the truth. either
the cardinal or the ecclesiastic did not
know what he was talking about"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
the pastor, Rev. @. F. Sheriff.. ordained

the pastor Rev. G. F. Sheriff.. ordained
elder. MIR. Sheriff. was married by Bishop
Granbery four years ago. be joined the
conference under him. and yesterday. in
his own church. was ordained elder by
him. The services we're solemn aud i'm
pressive. The Bishop discoursed elo-
auently from the text, I'VE preach not
ourselves, bat Christ Jesus the Lord"
The Bishop, who is held in high esteem
here. preached with his usual energy, elo-
quence, and patbos. Al times the con-
gregation was moved 10 tears. At the
conclusion Of the sermon DIR. Kern and
Rev. Mr.. Boggs assisted Bishop Grapbery
in the ordination service. after which .
host OF the members came to shake hands
with their rastor aud to speak KIND words.
Mr.. Sheriff. preached at night to large
congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bill.

RALEIGH. n. c.. January 23.-After care
full consideration Of number of bills IN
regard 10 the homestead. the House CON-
mittee tonight decided TO favorably re-
port bill whose principal features are
that there shall be no exemption against
injuries 10 person. property, or character ;
no exemption against work and labor
done, and none against materials furnish,
ed. The bill provides that the husband
may waive the homestead by note IN Ger;
tain cases without the wife's consent and
in other cases with her consent, and also
provides that the changes shall not apply
TO existing debts or to renewals thereof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
Sudden Death of SIR. Birdsong.

[Specltl telegram 20 The Dispatch.I
WAvERLY, Va, January 23.-Mr. b. I:
Birdsong, one of the most highly. respected
end perhaps the oldest citizen OF Sussex
county, died at the residence of his son
Logan, near this place. this morning at D
o'clock. He returned last night feeling. ~
we'll as usual and was heard this morning
making peculiar noise and his son went
10 his bed to ascertain the trouble, and he
Iiod in n faw minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
Nshra.kn Bank Crash.

LINCOLN, Me-. Jonuary 23.-The failure
of the Capital National Bank seems to have
been most complete. Those who are Ia
miliay with the business interests of the
CITY saw that outside speculstions by Presi.
dent Mosher and his associates are respon-
sible for the failure. Mosher was the peni-
teptiary contractor and no doubt made
big money. but he was also q lobbyist. and
each session Of the Legislature cost him a
There are thousands OF depositors, many
being OF limited means. who will lose from
$50 TO 81 900 by the crash. Mosner and Out
calt are on the bonds Of nearly all OF the
State officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
The ORIGIN OF the FIRE is unknown.
Canning Companv Chartered.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HENpEEsoN, n. c., January 23.-Probate-
Judge Henry Perry issued charter Satul-
day 10 the Henderson Canning Company
The corporators are ". b. Shaw. ". S.
Parker, Claude Hunter. and twenty Eight
others. The charter Is granted for thirty
years.
Mr.. Douglas Eaton, of Richmond who
has been here for some tine putting the
electric plant in order, leaves to-day fol-
home.
Mr.. A. Il. Onglia. so popularly known in
Richmond having wound up his business
here, leaves to-day to attend the marriage
of relative in Prince Edward county
Va. on Wednesday. He will then locate
in Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
cood Nyorx of Frse-Soup Houses.

tCorrespondence of the Richmond DisDatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January. %: The soup
house Opened by Andrew Jackson Lodge
OF Masons Yesterday morning for the bene,
fit of the poor. is doing a good work, and
many a poor person had a good warm din
ner to-day, the first one IN some time.
The soup-tickets are given - the ministers
of all the churches and to the police. who
distribute them to those who are III need.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., January 9.-The
snow has not yet disappeared. but 1t Is
much warmer this morning. or rather not
so cold. There has been some suffering
by the poor here, but it was promptly re-
lieved by citizens. who sent out wood and
supplies and money.
Mr. W. T.. Shaw and wife. of Rocky
Mount, are here on visit.
Mr. John A. Carter,.of Raleigh, ID here,
the guest of Mr.. +. Il. billiard.
Mr.. J. A. Kitchen has returned from
Raleigh.
Reys. r. I. Vann, of the Baptist church,
aud w. J. Smith, of the Episcopal cnureh.
held services yesterday. notwithstanding
the extremely cold weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
The Road Now to Have Opposition In the
rpu,slsrranh 70 ,nn Dispatcn. |

lBy telegraph 70 tho Oispatch-l
WASHINGTON. January 23.-It appears that
tho Norfolk and Western railroad. after ITS
hard night in the House. Is 20 nave opposl-
fion also IN the Senate. The District Com
mittee had a hearing to-day that was at
tended by about seventy-hve people, the
most of whom were citizens OF the DIS
trict and friends OF the road. The repre-
sentaiives of the Richmond and Danviile
road again made argument in favor OF per-
mitting other roads 10 occupy the bridge
TO be built by the Norfolk and Western.
but this was opposed by the company seek
ing the night to enter the city. The Nor
folk and Western people argued tnat tine
bill granted them only two tracks and they
would need oil the room given them. Be
sides this the plea was made that any
amendment that would send the bill back
10 the House would render its defeat al
most certain. No action was taken by the
committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
Found Frozen to Death.

ICOrrospondenceo eo' mo HIchmoui UHU1tcu'I
ALEXANDRIA. Va. January. %. Mrs. lary
A. Robo white, widow of Captain Jerry
Robb. one of the best-known river men on
the Potomac. was found frozen to death
in the yard adjoining her house, at No. 9l2
north Lee street, this morning. Mrs. Robb
was last seen on Saturday night. and Mr..
Robert Travers. one of her neighbors.
thinking she might be i'll, started to 60
into her house, and was horror stricken to
find her living on the ground in her yard
frozen stiff to the ground and dead. She
had evidently fallen where she was found.
as.ihe started to enter her home, where she
1 I.1,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
PHlLlFs BROOKS NO MORE.
The rIsiop Of Massachusetts Dies Unex-
p.ctctly of ifeart-Faiiure.

r. >. N,-,.. january o. Bishop Phil
... I....- iI,i ut g.. "a O'clock this morn
.... ...l.-fuiure brought on by nj of
f... I.l- death wa, entirely uncX-
.-.. b.. nas taken ~ Thursday with
tut nothing serious showed
..t. ..~' evening.
... DIS physician, discovered late
4 .....- uphthcritlc symptoms and
|rIa euG-ul,atIon advisable. He
10. 'I. litt, hut nothing serious was
..'.l .ll Dr. tlt2 remained only o
'r. Beach was with the Bishop
.tr. icht About haIf-past Is the
..r-I with a coughing spasm.
lew moments, and his heart
s.l this morning that death
.I .. .I...} by heart-failure and not
..l4. No diphhcrIuc MEM
y,rei bysuperncial eXalul-
rInc.
WAS born I'm Boston December
.- ... nt a.- graduated At Harvard 10
|". ~ az the seminary at Alex
t.. I4.ard in 1899, and became
tuurch Of tho Advent
t.. ll lob2 he took charge Of
'" Holy Trinity, ga that city, ana
fc.ior oi Trinity church, Boston.
q. he was cOnsectated Bishop
f,, +u-cerdiug the late Bcnia-
Bishop Brooks was noted tor
views, ana preached IN the
. u.Igr nominations than bis own.
-' MANY calls elseWherc--a professor
I|.t.t.t Tor example, and The ONCE ot
.... I-l'u oi Ienneylyanla, % which he
il lNoj-prelerriug 20 remain IA his
.Ht-l. where ho exorted powerful IN
r.ll, c. scially among young men.
church cliticc was noted for Its unique
'..t rul me interior decorations aud
DO. 'f ' I.' hIn gt q cost OF over 81 100000.
IA. us. one of the most brilliant pu!-
.H rs o' ilc Protestant Episcopal Church
r.- nat'l ipr his rapid delivery, He pub
t-l .t'tircs on Preaching" delivered be-
'." Yale Divinity ScnOol at New YORK IN
.... "oormona" IN 1875 and 1881, "rhe in-
oi Jesus" BOhlep lectures delivered In
rr1a .n 1879, and "Bapfism AMI Con
..i.'..' iu 1880.
'.Yp hruoks was rapid speaker. The state
.-.., ti5 been made that thore was but one
uapner Ia Boston whO could make i1il
'YT oi ons Of bthop Brooks's sermons. The
apef reporters there came near giving np
tir. aud one remarked aiterward that he
-i rather rely On bis imaginsuOn aud crea-
ltg inaa upon the notes he hal beoa
h'' il make.
N.-tH' hfOoks's brother the Rev. Arthur
n ft pastor ~ the Church OF the lncarna-
a HoW lcrk CITY, who preached recently In
f+ fauis church, this city tklchmondl, IL also
very faplg speakof and q mau Of ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

review. II this IL done there viii be
present the most powerful feet assembled
together under one flag. The Secretary OF
the Navy has been assured 80 far OF the
attendanes of fully twonty foreign war
ships. Tho number NAV be increased TO
include nino French ironclads and fast
cruisers, seven Russian war-ships, six Ger
man vessels. five Italian. and four Spanish,
and four Austrian vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
The Telephone In Richmond.

An evidence Of the great use of the tele-
phone IN Richmond IS the fact that for the
twenty-four hours ending at II o'clock last
Monday night. nineteen thousand eight
hundred and sixty-four Qs,S6D converse
tions were transmitted through the Rich
mond Telephone Exchange. The busiest
hour was from to 10 A. H., when the
number WAS two thousand one hundred
and eighty-five (2,lS5).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

ELwooD, Isp., January 2s.-The McBeth
Lamp -FIue Works, the largest Of the kind
in the world, Nsre burned last night. The
warehouses, hovever. we're saved. Over
ment by the FIRE. The loss is estimated al
Slc0, 600; fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
Money for the soldiers Home.

Yesterday General Thomas A. Brander.
commander of the Grand Camp OF Con-
federate Veterans OF Virginia. received
letter from q. w. Mcvicar. commander OF
Turner Ashby Camp, Of Winchester. noti-
flying him to, draw on the Adjntant OF the
latter camp for S34.Sl, the proceeds OF an
entertainment given the l9th for the beae-
flt Of Lee Camp Soldiers Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

Many friends have mentioned my nans
in connection with the Office Of City Au.
ditor. Heartily appreciatine tho honor
they would confer upon me. am con-
strained to respectfully decline, having an
tered into business engagement with the
Equitable Life-Assurance Society Of the
United States.
Grateful TO each one, am. very truly,
WILLIAM L. WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
BUILD BRANCH LINES
BACK TAXES OWED BY THE WHINING
TON AND WELDON RAILROAD.
Need Of the Tossne Asyiums OF North
Carolina-opposi,ion to the Bu-
rcau-of- Labor Statistics.
Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.l J

RALEIou. n. c.. January 23.-The House
to-day passed bill allowing the Yadkin
railway to build branch lines. A Teso-
luton was introduced raising special
joint committee TO investigate and dis
cover how much back taxes the Whining
ton and Weldon railway owes the State.
county. city. aud town. The amount due
is estimated from $3.50 900 to sjoo,0oO.
TWO DEGREES or MURDER.
The Judiciary Committee favorably re-
ported the bill to create two degrees OF
murder. II was made the special order for
Thursday. This afternoon there was
meeting of the House and Senate Commit
tees on Insane Asylums and the superin,
tendents of the various ssylums. as well
as several Of the directors. The superin.
tendents made statements as to the needs OF
each Institution. For the one at Goldsooro.'
S35, 900 year ls asked for maintenance and
$500 for improvements: for the one at
Raleigh SG0,O year and $50, ,00O for I'M
provements. and for the one at Morganton
$50, 900 year and -. 500 for improvements.
TABLED.
The House tabled the bill to create
new cause for divorce.
A bill was introduced in the Senate to
abolish the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
There is strong opposition in the Legisla-
ture to this bureau.
HEALTH CONFERENCE.
There will be a large attendance OF
earnest workers az the State Health Con-
ference here tomorrow. The Legislative
Committees on Public Health will attend.
The State will make provision for fighting
the cholera next summer.
There is bill before the Legislature
which attracts considerable attention. 1t
Is TO allow railway companies to run fast
through trains, stopping at such stations
as they may fix. This is in the interest OF
the Seaboard Air Line. it is said. which
wishes TO run fast trains from Weldon
southwark.
STARVING ANIMALS.
A very singular thing is observable here.
Buzzards in ordinary weather never come
into the city. Now they are starving. and
have come in great numbers. They go
into yards. and even to the doors of houses
In their search for scraps of food. Rabbits
are as thin as shadows. A great many
have died. Smaller birds have suffered
more than the larger ones.
The Wilmington Iron Works, which were
burned Saturday. causing a $4,000 loss, are
to be at once rebuilt. There was ~ 800
insurance.
The present Legislature will elect about
1.400 new justices of the peace. The com.
mittee on this subject. TO which General
+. Il. Hampton Is secretary. is preparing
these lists, which are coming in from the
various counties quite rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
JUDGE oResHAMs PLACE.
Either in the Cabinet or on the Supreme
Eourt Reuch.

WAsHINoroy, January Ex-senator Tel
ler. of Colorads. who Is a member OF the
Senate Judiciary Committee, Is quoted as
saying, apparently on inside information
ut is my opinion that if Judge Gresham
does not 60 INTO Ceyeland's Cabinet he
will, before many months, be on the Sn,,
preme bench here. Mr. Cleveland VIII
have three places on that bench to fill
soon. Bla.chford and Field will retire
soon on account Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

Our silver and gold-tinsel slippers arc
inst what Is wanted for this brilliant afiai
Beside these We have ths loveli-st assert.
rpsnt Of ell colors in Satin slippers. Eyery
shade wanted IN Suede Sandals. No bouss
south of New York can compete with us in
styles. quality, or prices In tho shppsr line.
JACOB MAY & SoN,
COZ Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
Rome's Bank Crisis.

tBy AngioAmorican cable 10 the Dsspstcn.l
Rovr. January 22-The Guerrini Bank
and closed it's doors. &, The depositors
will be paid in full. rs the assets exceed
the liabilities by 100000 lire. The house
was founded fifty years ago and has OIL
ways enjoyed an unexceptionable reputa-
tion. The suspension was due 10 the i'm
possibility OF realizing on securities and
buildings since confidence was shaken by
the recent banking troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

ANGosTURA BuTERs Is a household word al
over the world. For over nfty years IL has ad-
yertsed itself by It's merits |. IS now adyer'
tised TO warn the public against counierfeits.
The genuine article Is manufactured by Dr. j.
G. h. Siegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
scOu;gS7o II ~,

Il deem it my duty 10 the public to
state the wonderful effects Of Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy in my
case. Ny improvement has been most
gratifying. and language cannot describe
the change in my feelings and prospects.
"Where all was gloom and dependency;
there is now light and hope. ! gained
thirteen pounds and am still gaining. Not
alone myself. but know many others
who can testify to the merits OF DR..
Greenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
REV. A. NJ. FRAZER CALLED.
Destroyed by Fire In Beiis vsiley-Mrs.
Moves Dies Suddenly.
fspec,al talegraln TO the Dispatch.


Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-l
SrAUsIos, Va, January 23.-The congre-
CATION of the First Presbyterian church,
the largest in the city, on Sunday extended
a unanimous call TO Rev. A. M. Frazer. OF
Russellyille. KY, to the pastorates OF the
church. u,ce Rev. ID. X. Mcfarland, ID. d.,
resigned.
The residence of Ewing Kelso. near
Bells Valley, in Rockbridge. was entirely
destroyed By fire saturday. together with
all its contents.
Mrs. X. A. Moyes. relict OF James
Moves. and we'll known lady. died sud
denly at her home, In this city aged 10.
She had many relatives in this section.
w. T.. Fife. better known as the drum
mer evangelist" began a series of-meet-
ings In Witz a Hollis mill here yesterday.
The capacity of the building is about l.2ol
and it has been packed at every service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

COUGHS AND HoiRsENEss. The irritation which
induces coughing Immediately relieved by use
O, Z" Bro,cn's bronchial Iroehes." sold only III
hoy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
aIInisfer TO XeneZneIa.

WASHINGTON. January 23.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the nomination
of Frank G. Partridge, ot Vermont, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
nntentinrY 70 NeneZuela.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

LAFAYETTE, Isp.. January 23.-Augustin
Uronkhite, OF williamsport. treasurer OF
the Warren Coal Company, has disappear
"a. IL IS reported that his accounts are
short 10 the ex ent OF Ss5.0o0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

presents a new aud valuable food beverage. jt
Is delicious to the taste, highly nutritious ana
rendered readily digestbIc. IL Will no' cause
distress or headache ike the ordinary cocols.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
s ws.hior,ou'. Senatorial paiios,nr. .

oirN1A. WABu.. January 23.- The
twenty htth ballot for senator resulted:
hNen, 81 Turner IS; Griggs. n; Teats,
y Tins Is loss OF one vote for Allen. and
EAln Oi Que for Iufner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
CHARLES al. hVDGDoN

v 30 Dana street, SOmetNllle, Mas
Or. Greene. the successful specialist IN
curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, 80 west Fourteenth street, New
York, can be consulted free, personally or
by letter. Call or write him about your
case. or send for a symptom blank to NIL
out, aGd letter fully explaining. your
disease, giving advice. etc, VIII be re-
turned free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
The Rsvsi Rendsxvous.

NRw YORK, Jannary %. lit is learned In
o,hcial naval circles that England proposes.
pa The event Of the Prince OF Wales's visit
ias the Columbian Far. 70 send her entire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24

MKxpHIs, TKSx., January 23.-Afrs. Mary
Forrest, widow of General N. d. Forrest,
one Of the most fAmous commaEders OF
the Confederacy, died here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-24
snnrams conrr of AppeaIr.

yoight against Raby. Argued by Judge
Il. n 1iarnetl tor plaintiff IN error. and Il.
y. Holland and john II. Wright, Esqs., for
defendant In error.