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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-08
OWE TWO" ON WHEELS
First Adventures Of the Fair BIZ
cyclists in England.

The Bitter Pangs of Hunger-Where Food
Must BE Ordered Long Before 1t Is
Needed-Another Mistake on Account of
the Smith Family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

CINCINNATI. o., March l5.-flour easy. Wheat
steady: No. =, red, Goa70c. Corn Arm No. 2.
MIXED, 42c. Oats strong; No. ., mixed. o0c.
Pork nrm and quiet az s1T.7J. Lard dull at
steady at.slI.50. WhlsKey in lisnt demand at
Al II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
The Contral-schooi Building.
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Gossip About strset-Raiiway Lines-Per-
sonal and Other Items.

There is some discussion among the citizens
and members Of the Council relative to grant
ing TO the two companies contemplating build
ing electrician lines TO Petersburg and Mid.
lothian franchises that will permit OF the use oil
steam power on the streets in case OF emer-
gency. OF course In granting such privllegestn
Council win see 10 IL that the same Will not be
abused and will reserve the right to control the
use OF steam on the streets.
MI. John A. Lester, an active and faithful worker
In the Democratic party and q weu-knoWn ana
popular citiz m OF Chesterfield county. IL seek
ing n position as deputy inspector under tho Col
lector OF Internal Revenue Tor this district. Mr..
Testers petition a. endorsed by some OF the
most prominent and influential Democrats IN
the county.
Miss Agnes Brown, daughter Of MIR. Joseph
Brown, OF Chesterfield, died Monday night at her
fathers residence, ABOUT SIX mics from man
chester in the neighborhood oil GrcgOrys STORE.
She was a lovely and aniable young lady ana
was a great favorite in her neighbOrhood, ana
her death has caused profound sorrow IN the
community in which she lived her iunerai
took place yesterday morning from hopewen
church.
Two Of the cars which have been in use on the
Richmond city railway were placed on the Hull
Street line yesterday.
There will be an "esg-hunt" for the children
Of the Presbyterian sunday school IN ths lecture
room Of the church on the Sd OF April.
Postmaster smith. of this city, has received q
supply OF Columbian postsge-stanps. 49,
There was not a single case az the Mayor
Court yesterday morning.
Little George Martin, youngest child OF hr.
Ellis Martin, OF Midlothian. died yester-
daY morning at his fathers residence. Ihe
funeral will take place to-day at noon at the pa
rents residence. Mr.. Martin has only been
living In Midlothian aboat two weeks.
Little Chester Lloyd, OF Manchester, son OF The
late Mark X. Lloyd, who had a very painful
operation performed upon him some time ago,
has entirely recovered. fhe operation was per-
| formed by DR.. William p. Mathews.
The Hull-sireet cars began running 20 Ninth
| and Main streets yesterday whore transfers were
given TO tho Main-Street line. II Is understood
that the Perry-streetc cars will tomorrow begin
transferring TO the Richmond cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
DECENTRALIZATION BANQUET.
The supreme Camp Has n Business ses-
sion and n supper.

The Supreme Camp of the Fraternal
Legion had an eventtul time Yesterday.
I'm the morning the members OF the body
we're driven over the city III carriages. and
in the afternoon lengthy business session
followed. Some new laws for the govern
ment OF the order were adopted, n here
after not more than fifteen assessments
will be made during a year.
The Supreme Camp decided TO have TWO
suureme organizers TO travel the country
i'm the interest OF the Fraternal Legion.
These officers will be saleried men, and
will be elected with the other supreme
oaicers to-day. The camp will probably
conclude its labors and adjourn sine de To-
day. H.,
The banquet gwen at Murphy's Hotel
last night to the Supreme Camp by Stone
wall jackson Camp of tins city was a
charming affair. An Italian band fur
nished music.
The toasts and responses dealt mostly
with the growth and development OF the
order. and several of the speeches were
able and eloquent. The following Is a list
of the toasts and those who made the re-
sponses:
"Tbe Fraternal Legion DIR. Henry Alters.
The city OF Richmond ~ Mayor j. Taylor
aPsrsonn.i OF the supreme Camp"-Mr. G..
.The Work Of the Fraternsl Lesion'-Mr. NJ.
Fraternity and fraternal nsurance"-N
Finney Lightmar.
"Frsternal Legislation MIR. John Otto.
"1be Ladies "-hr. 6rundy.
Mr.. A. W. Rosene, of Stonewall Jackson
Camp, was toastmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

Sio; nav mes, oi6.SO: extra mssi. ncmsnai.
C~otton-seed oil quiet and steady ;crude. 45s4Ic:;
nal Rosln steady; strained, common 70 good.
~Si.iossi.4S. farpcnuns quiet md nrm at
38a36tc. Rice firm and fairly activo. hclassee--
Foreign nominal; New Orleans, open Kettle
good 70 choice: Arm rm sad n y tslrs6s%sss s o. scs
steady and closed barely steady b points down
TO 10 points up; March, l6.SoasiGg0; May,
s16.46asi6.56; August. sl6.20as1d.25, De.
cs%e.r' siS; eo,,.aa'i s pc. Els '. ss,ss an: and
steady; fair refining, 2tsc. ;centrtfuesls, . s-10e.;
refined dull /; standard A, 4 g-l6a4S5c: granu-
lated, 4 g. 1da41@c. Frelehts 70 Liverpool quiet
and weak: cotton. SGD: gain. ND.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 15.-Cllque brokers made
their appearance to-day whom the wheat marSet
Vas weaker, and Esgieston. IN Ressen' oSsSr'
Boyden, Parker, and Borden also. PICKED Up
what they could. For q time Partridge, BAD.
win, Linn, schwnrtz-pupsc, and seavsrns mes
the demand with free orerinss, but % .ne wsa.
gradually developed a decidedly buirsn sen.i-
ment, tho shorts showed a erosing desire 70
cover, ard there was some Investment pay.hs.
May was stronger than Jolly and wniiei " so.a ~
&c. premium at tho start IL advanced to 3ttc.
over yesterday. The disposition YESTERDAY
was 10 sell May and buy July, uniie to-1ny
thore has been liberal buying OF May, WIN
July TO some extent neglected. May oponed
kaLc. lower and closed 4c. higher than
yesterday. Corn fuctuated but LITTLE, closing
at last nights figures. In oats the close
was about the same as yesterday for Nay and
June and Lc. better for September. Apro-
nounced disposition on the part OF the shorts 10
cover sent the market up above the nnal nRurcs
OF Yesterday, and irm feeling was noticed up
TO the close, pork leaving of 7lsc higher than
last night. lard ENG. and ribs DC.
Casn quotations: Flour dull AMI unchanged
All. No. . oats, 30Ac. Aess-pork, Si7.30s
sI7.35. Lard. sI2as12 .021t. Rib sides,
s1O.17Hasi0.I0. Dry-saitsd shoulders, e9.62ka
1886. short-clear sides, tiO.50ssio.oo
Whlskey. SLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
rIenssd with Paderewshi.

MIR. i. c. Habr, who returned yesterday
from hearing the pianist Paderewski In
Baltimore and Washington OF Monday and
Tuesday. says he IS. no doubt. to be rsnked
as one of ths greatest among living
pianists. The tone which he produces by
his wonderful touch Is as mellow aud lin
pid as that OF q perfect singers. while at
the same time possessing great sorority
and carrying power, even in the most
whispering pianissimo. His technique Is
so great that one almost loses sight of IL,
although 4. were a matter of course entirely
beyond discussion, and his Interpretation
OF the different styles OF music, from the
most classical down TO the simplest
melody, seems always Just the correct one.
II Is 20 be hoped that the Richmond pub
lie will be fortunate enough 20 have an
opportunity Of hearing this tone poet
in their own city before very long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

Parkcs. p. v. do Grau, General Walker.
Edward Hay and II. p. GOODWIN.
Mr.. Hay and Captain Frank Cunning
ham favored the assemblage with songs,
and the entertainment was concluded
with the chorus Aud Lang Syne."
PERSONNEL OF rlsE pARTY.
Tho Washington delegation, which
leaves this morning. is n very disiin-
euisbed n and includes many Of the
most prominent men in the Capital City.
Colonel Edison. the chairman, Is q we'll
known business man. while Corporal F"
Tanner needs no Introduction to the pub
lie. He IL famous throughout the Union
IN account OF his former connection with
the Pension Department and for
his skill and power as an orator.
General BoyntOn is one Of the
most distinguished Journalists in the
country. while Mr.. de Grau is the south
ern nag Of the United Press. Mr..
Garduer - the secretary of the National
Association OF Democratic Clubs, while
hr. Douglas IL an ex-comm:ssioner of the
District Of Columbia. Colonel Hay is n
lawyer by profession. and one of the most
influential citizens of Washington. He Is
the grand exalted ruler of the Order OF
Elks and q prominent Shriner. Mr.. Parke
is the passenger agent of the Pennsylvania
railroad for the Southeastern District. and
Mr.. Warner ia president of the Washing
ton Loan and trust Company. General
Walker is an editor Of considerable note.
and Mr.. Saks is the head of the great firm
which has q branch house in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALEs.-1 800 Virginia 3 per cents at 10.
Closing quotations ut the Sto;S boari'
GoyFRSMBsr sscUaIrgA BID. Asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, March 15.-Flour more active and
generally steady; winter wheat, low srsdss,
81. lOas2.55: southern ffour quiet and steady;
common TO fair extra, s2.l0afAl ~; good 70
choice, do, s3.f5as425. Wheat moderately a..
tive FOR export and steady: No. 2 rod. store and
elevator, 7ba75Ac. afoai, 754c.; options tair'y
active ana irregular. closing steady and ttassc.
under yesterday: No 2 red cl~osine-March, 74c. ;
April, 75c.; May. 70tac. Corn easier ana mod
IN elevator; 5s}5a54c. ancat; ulgraded mixed,
52a54,lc; steamer mixed, :5asS3c' options
changed TO &c. down March, 53c April,
$3.50 ; May, 50a9c. Oats dull lower aud heavy;
optious dull n weaker; March, 38Ae.; April,
3Sc. May, 37lkc.; spot prices, No. ;, 3saaSHc-;
No. Q, white, $5a<3azc.; mixed Western, aes4 ic;
white do. 4.a50c Beef dun and weak; family,
sIIaelo: extra mess, SS.bOaea. Beef hams
quiet aud weak at ego. Tierced beef duii sud
weak; CITY extra India mess, $lSselv. Cut.
meats weak but quiet; picked bellies, l0hc.;
psckled shoulders, eAa03zc. hams, l3hc. MD.
dies dull and weak; shortrclser, 134<c Lard
in ustter demand and nrmer; Western steam,
closed 312. 1901 city, cit; March, 112.15; Sop
ssmbsr. e11.e5: refined DIM but steedys Cor
slnsnk o12.26: South Anoslca. o13>13S 9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
OTHER SPEECHES.


Corporal" Tanner was followed by
oionel Hay, who opened his remark with
tAt narration Of a funny story, which
P FNeG as an exordium for an address which
wounded IN wit. humUr, pathos, and
e.oice language. The speaker alluded 10
i-e present peaceful era Of American bis
V as an /" age OF poetry. resulting from
friendly relations existing between the
"1rth and South.
Short but graceful speeches. Astounding
in c1pressions q kindly feeling and good
VII. were delivered by x Commissioner
Douglas and Mr. Duncan \. Walker.
VINE the meeting closed with an address
havor EllysOn. who spoke in o very
nappy vein.
A suPpKR Az MIGHT.
lhe delegation was conducted 10 the
tospital, whore they inspected the newly
I4'hlshod ward. which Is ~splendidly
'loipped The party returned TO the
ho'ei u lew minutes before 5 o'clock IA the
evening", and half an hour later a splendid
supp'r was rendered tho visitors by the
'Oiuinittee who received them,
hitef a couple Of hours had been spent
On the enjoyment Ut the fepast, the re-
maiuoef OF the evening was devoted 70 I'M
pfolnp,u speaking. Those who responded
~ tsis Tor remarks were Messrs. Gardner,
5lelntyfe. General Boynton, Corporal"
eHunef, Colonel A. w. Archer. Mayor
nysol5 bH. Warner. Colonel Pollard, /.
A' IA-oommissionez DouglaA. y. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

mond leo Company would give 100 pounds each.
The Missouri tent win give a concert ana III. nan-
citation FRIDAY evening. and saturday evening
the Alabama Committee VIII give q lemon Je'
at s25 west Grace street r
Miss Bette HIyson. chairman OF the hcs.sa
rant Committee, viii call Tor aus donntions saS
cannot be sent 70 her home NO. ~ east
lin street ,ho
The virginia Committee VIII meet 10 sne
Young Mems Christian Association parlors 90,
turdny afternoon az A O'clock. The bouisssna
Committee will meet Mt the Young mems III
tinn Association at the same tiIne-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
JoHNsToNs CASE CONTINUED.
The Commonwealth Attorney Wants
More Time to Look Into His Condition.

h1
More Time to Look Into His Condition.
When the case of young Robert f.
Johnston was called in the Hastings Court
Yesterday morning Commonwealth's-At-
torney Spotswood requested a contlnu-
ance until the April term OF the court IN
order that he might have mole time 70
fully look into the mental condition OF the
accused. The defence was ready TO pro-
coed with the examination, but offered no
objection 10 the suggestion OF Colonel
Spotswood. The case was. therefore, con-
tinued until April 9TH. The bail bond was
renewed in the sun of $500, with MAJOR
Robert Stiles as bondSman. Johnston was
accompanied 70 the courtroom by several
friends and ms counsel, Major Stiles and
MIR. Richardson. He looked slightly pale
ard haggard. but was neatly dressed and
appeared agreeable to all who spoke to
him. Much interest IS being felt Ill ms
case.
Drs. Parker and Jordan. who have been
looking into the mental condition Oh
young Johnston. held a conference last
evening and came TO an agreement In re-
gard to this case. which Will be put INTO
writing and duly signed.
The result of these Investigations, after
the examination of o number OF W.T.
nesses who were familiar with Johnston,
causes them TO be of the OPINION that the
physical disabilities Of the accused have
had much effect upon his mind ana most
urobably have been the cause OF bis down.
fall. vet they will not sign q paper de-
claring him TO be insane.
All of the bills of young Johnston have
been settled in full. and he left here last
night. accompanied by his brother, for
their home IN West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
Our Foreign-Rorn Population.

The latest census bulletin puts the for
eign- born population of Richmond ut 3.473,
divided as follows Canadians, 90; Mexi-
cans g.; Central Americans. 2; South
Americans. IA; Cubans aud West Indies,
4; Irish, s95: English, sos; Scotch. liz;
Welsh, II; Germans, l.1sl Austrians, 10:
Dutch, o; Belgians. q; Swiss. z; Nor
welgians. IS; Swedes. 20; Danes. IA;
Romans. 1875; Hungarians, 4: Bohemians,
4; Poles. 2; French, SO; Italians, 2l7;
Spaniards. IS; Portuguese, 6; Asiatics not
3: Africans, 2; Atlantic Islanders, ; Aus
tralians. 3; Europeans not specified, II;
Pacific Islanders. z; Turks, 2; born at
Gan X
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
Funeral Notice.
RING SUITS
FOR MEN.

IriacibIs That which cannot DO
overcome Webster.
Apply this simple expression TO u
magnificent display of SPRING SUITS
for men. Our showing Is not only large,
it's immense. The style Of every gar
ment offered is perfect. There's an inf
mite variety for choice in the material
shown. comprising all the latest designs
in both foreign and domestic fabrics. A
mere mention Of names OF The materials
used would more than fill the space Ut
OR command. while the enumeration
would weary the reader. Newand nobby
styles of both SACKS AND CurA-
WAYS, the liz OF which no merchant
tailor can improve upon. The price
range is vide as the goods, and DO mat.
ter what you desire to pay for ASPIRING
OUTFIT We can suit you in material.
style, and price anywhere between
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
HONOR IaeLANp's PATRON SAINT.
The Programue for To-Morrow-Thoss
Who VIII Respond to Toasts.

The committees in charge of the ar
rsngements for ST. Patrick's Day have per-
fected all details for to-morrow's celebra-
ton.
The Catholic societies will meet at st.
Patrick's s~chool-house at 0 A. ii. The line
will be formed and start at $3.50 IN the fol-
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, Daniel Higgins
Mc6ii Catholic Union, John X. Higgins vice.
president
Ca,hoiic Beneficial Society, John N. Higgins
president.
Catholic knights Of America, Branch No. 102,
d. Carmody president. -,
Catholic Knights OF America. Branch NO l43'
r.. y. estoeni PRESIDENT eu,.cc,., soc,s,v.
West-knd Catholic aud benenclai cocio'y'
james Dreamer president. m
The names of the gentlemen who VIII
act as aids TO Chief Marshal Kelley have
been published in the DIsPArcH.
Mass will be celebrated at st. fafricks
church at 10 A. N. by Rev. Charles Done;
hoe. Of Newport News. The sermon VIII
be preached bv Rev. John l.. Herman.
The KEYS of the church will DO given TO
the Chief Marshal and his aids and the
doors will not be opened until the arrival
OF the societies. Mr.. NJ. Carmody, Will
have charge of the door and Will be as
sisted by +. G.. Kelly. William Quigley, J.
L. McDonough. and John Haley.
The banquet Will be given az Murpnys
tomorrow night. The following is the
toast card:
The Day We Celebrate
"Who can ever say he saw
The last Of Irelnnd's affairs
Or the last OF Pafricks law?"
l.. l. Kelley.
Virginia." " there's tho cownrd that would
not dare 20 eight for such q land7" Judge ;. b.
Witt.
Tho Ciergy-"Our guide-poets on the road to
Heaven" Rev. John L. Tiernan.
City Of kic~hmond-"The hopes for her future
are as bright az the memories OF her past
lion. J. Taylur Ellyson.
Ireland-'E Erin slanthagal so brngh." ". +.
Reddy.
Our Societies-"The ties that bind us to-
gether-they unity our aims and solldify our
strength" John NJ. Ryall.
The Press
"Here SHALL the press, the peoples rights main
tain,
Unarmed by influence and unbribed bs GAIN"
Colonel e. O'B CowaIdln.
Womon-"Oh, fairest OF oil creation, last
aud beet Of ali Gods works" Mr. j. 4. Mchen-
ney.
A limited number OF banquet tickets are
in the hands Of tie committee, but none
will be sold after tonight. There will be
no more tickets sold than the hall will &C
commOdate comfortably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
iRonorted for the Dispatch.

tRcpCrtcd Tor tue Dlspafn'l
MARCH II. Auction offerings on Change TO-
day: Twenty-seveu packages and seven taken
in highest price, 1878.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigaretLes'
ss4lsO: tobacco, 81. 0s0.50 total. s2.S2o.3O.
Private sales: Wrappers, 8; cutters, 10; darks,
4O-tOtal, So hogsheads-
Loose gales Shoekoe. 4.545 pounds; highest,
az. Crenshaw's: 24,670 pounds; highest
$50. Total sales; 1925 pounds.
GU common Tugs the MARKET has shown some
weakness lately aud to-day particularly. b0tn
warehouses for brights quote "A most excellent
sale OF bright. The Henry and Franklin coun-
ties nilers sold remarkably we'll
h Richmond loose trade shows dsiy eVt-
dence OF a wider territory conquered, anu "a
prices have given satisfaction, freely acknow-
lodged, there Il 10 doubt OF a moro rapid marker
growth hereafter than heretofore.
Ncssrs. Cobb, Pope. Mar0urg. and others. oil
the American Tobacco Company. we're on the
loose breaks to-day, and also were among ths
cutter and bright tobacco sellers to-day. ana
the Impression hos been created that quite q
large lot OF cigarette stock has changed hands,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
and ,su.ics, Entertainment.

The entertainment TO be given at Corco-
ran Hall tonight and tomorrow night for
the benefit of 81. James Methodist Episco-
pal church and Union Station mission
promises TO be q very pleasant event.
Those in charge OF the affair have ar.
ranged q delightful tablesu and musical
programme. Among the local soloists 10
take part In the latter are Messrs. Cum
nineham and Lehman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
From tn. County Court-House.

Squire Frischkorn held On examination
at the county courthouse yesterday in
the case of John Booker (colored). charged
with stealing 1925 worth of hogs from
We'll d Hellstern. There was no evidence
against him and he was discharged but
Joseph Harris and wife were sent on to
the grand jury for receiving the stolen
property. The hogs, it will be remember
ed. were found on Harris's premises.
Warrants are out for the arrest of other
persons for the theft.
The County Court will be in session to-
day. There were no cases tried yester-
day.
The Henrico Light Dragons had a drill
Yesterday with pretty fnli ranks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
Funeral of DIR. smith.

DR.. Hoge left yesterday morning fo'
Hampden-S Sidney, where he went to Off
ciate at the funeral OF his friend and kins-
man. the venerable DIR. b. NJ. Smith, WHOSE
death IN Petersburg on Tuesday was re-
in yesterdays DISPATCH. In Dr
Noee's absence the services at his church
last night were conducted by Rev. DR..
Smith. of the Central Presbyterian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
LIE REpnRr REcONMITTRn.
TWO WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
One at a Private Residence and the Othe
in Church.

Hon. William James shelburne and Mrs.
Mary T. Garnett were married yesterday
morning at the residence OF Mr. John ).
Harwood, 1909 Floyd venue The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Jabez Hall.
assisted by Rev. DR.. George Cooper. Mr..
Shelburne is a leading educator Of South
west Virginia and belongs to a prominent
family of that section OF the state. The
bride is the widow of Judge Muscoe Gar
nett. of Essex county. Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
burle left on the 1920 tram for an extend
ed snnthern tOur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
snnsrisr 20 Al Others.

Allcock's Porous Plssters are the great
external remedy OF the day. The QUICK
eat. safest. surest. best. Not only immea-
surably superior to all other plasters, but
also 10 llnimonts. ointInents. oils. and
simisar u~nctuous compounds.
Beware OF limitations. and do not be d.
eeived BY misrepresentation. Ask for ALI
cocks. aud let no solicitation or expiens-
ton induce you TO accept . substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
B.xa.r Notes.

At the meeting Of tho general committees OF
the Memorial Razasr held AZ the Young Mons
Christiap Association yesterday considerable
routine ISM uas trAnsacted.s
Mrh Cussons presented 10 the bazaar several
u,cfures OF Nero, the Castle Thunder dog, IL
was announced that the CSystal~lte Company
would contribute 0 pounds per day 70 tho
bcsaAr AID that Ma Jsns King sad she hiehf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
ALION-KOC

A large crowd assembled at the First
English Lutheran church last evening to
witness the marriage of Mr.. Eugene }.
Walton and Miss Kunig u, Koch. The
bride was alfred in white silk and carried
a bouquet of bridal roses, and was preceded
TO the altar by little Miss Katie Walton,
who acted as fower-girl. The ushers were {;
Messrs. o. G.. fall (best NAM. p. Bowls,
w. Walther. and A. l.. Barfoot. Mr.. Walton
is q popular member of the Capitol police
force and his bride Is the daughter of Mr..
Charles Koch. Rev. Mr.. Seegers, pastor
of the church, performed the ceremony.
After the marriage a reception was held at
Go snnfh Pine street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKE Z.

NORFOLK, VA, March 15.-Markct strong.
Prices continue advancing ard buy ng OF farm
ers' goods active on account OF supposed
scarcity. Prime. &c. extra prime. 4i4c.; fancy,
4Isc.; factory hand picked. 5aGjlc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
and Marion.

The cases of the alleged crooks. thinner
man and Marion. will come mp In the
Hustinrs Court to-day. IL Is thought that
both sides are ready for trial. hlr. II. III.
Smith. Jr.. Is counsel for the defendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Glnter against Breeder. Argued by
General John L. Roller for appellant and
John L. Harris, Jr., for appellees and sub
mitted.
Mitchell against the Commonwealth.
Argued by ". NJ. Flanagan, ESQ.,, for
n~lalntif in error. '