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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
RICHMOND TOsACco Market.
Reported for tho Dispa,cn.l

Reported for tho Dispa,cn.l
FypRU,RY i3.-No auction oiefiogs on Change
to-day. -,. ~,
filters, . dark IeaI, <Ji scrap f-'o'aI' % N"s'
i1 internal revenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, s6s0.lO; tobacco, S3o9f'oI-'o.ai'
yery Iulet Monday aud bad trading weather.
Mr. n. d. Judkins, OF Dsnyiue, va, on Chango
TODAY Tho Petersburg trade was represented
by Messrs Perciyal and %. Is. Vaughan.
Loose sales tomorrow "a usual
Mr. d. 1. Parkinson returned Saturtay ron n
ylst 10 many upland bright markets, aud re-
PORTS plenty Of suitable stock for virginia ana
North Carolina plug manufacturers selling, that
Is, small tough aud waxy mahogany a3d prish'
Wrappers A. h 10 25c bat says the color a. very
scarce N general, and the standard large, leaiy
bright aud mahogany wrappers are rarely seen.
The maraeg appears 10 him 10 be very irregular,
values varying very much on some SaisS ~,
| fairly reasonable. Low grades are very stln
and active on all markeis- winston ana otuci
manufacturers are shipping freely. PIT 10" arr
at work now. Most will start 10 IN April lbe
CROP. he says Will weigh out fully ss much o.
| last YEAR and perhaps millions more. Medium
! grades arc considered cheapest now, ana mere
10 little discernio!e diderence Ia Ihls anu osnei
| loose markets.
rhe North Carolina plug men use verJ
| small wrapper or pick thor wrappers frofn ser'
! leaiy illofs and produce thereby very caeap
| tobacco. THIS so-callei wrapper above quoted
J "A not that used es standard or sold 20 tho Dia
| hurley and poupd-lump plug men OF the gtea'
| northern aud western factories.
The Richmond market - very ntm on ~
| grades with stocks held here tnat make t nis
! market essentially the criterion OF srade saa
| prices on all old tobacco. -. A. ,s.,,
gainesville, Tenn, reports common 70 sooa
| Tugs Az 10 olsc. common lssl, ~ W o>s..
| medium 20 good leaf. ga 20 91sc. nno Anu scloc
! ttons. ~ TO lhc. Market active for ne" tobacco
| Prices unchanged. Active country ouyins O
| slightly advanced prices. - A..
Louisville, KY, reports largo movements veg fo'
1 80 .,c,ioc saIes selling capacity Tor the week.
Prices ruled nriner, though advances were ou
| .nor,.i,v,s. on certain styles OF burleys Offered
quotations mark up t4c. coiory hurley iusl
| quotations unchanged.
The rush may continue some wee1s yer, aad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
pIsfILLkks'

The buying in Dlstillers was good ana the
stocx closed near It's top figure. With gain or l
per cent The only other stOck to show inpor-
tant fluctuations was Colorado Fuel, which was
bought largely for inside account, and At 1llP
showed not gain OF 2ls per cont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Isaaos. TAYLOR Il Williams against the
CITY OF Richmond; Gibson against beyf-
ridce Morton against Dillon; Hawthorne
against Beckw tn: Cochran against hlch-
uopd and Allegheny Railroad COMPANY
Ines against Williams. and hin5ey against
hinsey. Passed.
Kison against Moon and fartee against
RJoxton against Western Union Ielo-
graph Company. Dismissed.
Dew against Baldwin a Brown. Argued
bv ii. r. Pollard, Esq. tor plalntlh III ev-
ror. and Hill Carter Esq, for defendant III
error, and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
CABINET GOSSIP.
The Lates. Rumors AS to Dir. cIeveland's
Intentions.

Intentions.
washington Evening Star independently. 13th.l
1t is understood that Mr.. Cleveland has
changed his mind somewhat as 10 those
places in the Cabinet which still re-
imam TO be filed. He had at one time
determined not 10 appoint south
ern mau TO the attorney general
ship. II is said now that he has re-
considered this determination and that
there IS q strong probability thar Mr.. Gull
berson, Of Texas, will be made Attorney
General, though this has not vet been set
tied. IL is Mr.. Cleveand's desire that the
secretarvship OF agriculture should go 10
the Pacific Coast. The name OF j. Sterling
Morton is under consideration tor
this place. but it Is MIR. Cleye-
lands desire If he can find the
right man to give the appointment
20 the State Of California. The under.
standing is that Mr.. Cleveland has decided
that both the war and navy portfolios
shall 20 North, and that the navy port
folio will 90 TO Connecticut. The Navy
Department. the Department OF Justice,
aud the Department Of Agriculture are the
only ones now open. Gresham having been
selected as Secretary OF State. Carlisle for
Secretary Of 1reasury. Hoke smith for Sc
cretary Of Interior, Bissell for Postmaster
General. aud Colonel Lamont for Secretary
of War.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Mules High, Horses Low.

fC0rrosp0ndence o. NO hlchmlhd UIsDAIVH'I
HENDYasoS. n. c., February I3.-Ihls
section Of the State is being flooded with
mules and horses. The former are aeld at
high figures, while the latter are compare
lively low. Mcssrs Littlejohn 4 Whitaker,
of Smyth county. Va. l.. G. scott OF Big
Stone Gap. Va; W. =. Coldlron, OF Brlck
store. Va. and other dealers are here with
quite number Of stock.
Sir. H. \. Norris. of Norris Il Co., Rich
moud tobacconists. arrived here Saturday
10 interview this market.
A party of northern men have been at
BrInkleyyllle the past ten days trying %
kill what few birds were lett IN that sec
ton by the snow and cold. 1t took a
strong negro man to follow them up with
basket Of lIqud REFRESHMENTS while for
tuDately the birds killed were carried III
an ordinary cOat-pocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE.
Secretary Foster In Consultation with New
York Tipanciers.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

10y tettkrhpu W hnc bsphhCu'i
New YORK, February 13.-Secretary Eos
ter went to the sub-Ireasury this after
noon and was Immediately closeted with
Assistant-Treasurer Roberts. After an
hours conference IL was announced that
the Secretary was ready 10 see the report
ers. A large number of newspaper linen
had been waiting IN the lobby and these at
once iled in. Secretary Foster sat behind
a desk beside Mr.. Roberts. He smiled as a
volley OF questions was fred at him.
Then he said: Il can answer them all IN a
yery few words. What you oil want 10
know is very distinctly stated in the morn.
ing papers"
Mr. Secretary
" See the morning papers," was the an
swer.
/" Yes, sir" said another; "but we want
10 know more. What will be the result of
the conferences you have had today ~
The situation is unchanged said Mr.
Foster. and there is nothing | can add
to what | have said in the morning pa
uars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
CHICAGO. Februsry lA-No markets. Holiday
CHICAGO IfyE-sTOCE sARsEr.

CHICAGO. February l3.-Cat,le - Receipts,
10000 head: shipments. 1000 heal. Market
a trne lower; primo % extra steers, s).0Jato ;
good a. choice, sf.SOaJ.J0, oiLers, siat@.iJ;
cows, s2.25ai.
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head: shipments,
1000 head. Market active ami jalo'. lower.
mixed aud packcrs. tS.2jafs 80; prime, oAyy
aud butchers weights, SS.J0ass.bJi prime ght.
$3.50 plgr. s6asG2l.
sheep: Receipts, $4,000 head, shipments,
\ 500 head. Market steady 10 a TINE loser
natives, s42jssj.25 westerns, s5asJ23'
lambs s44OAf0.2J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
MAN AND WIFE SHOT DEAD.
They and Their SON Showed Fight When
Posse Came TO Make an Arrest.

A special to the WCr'u from Asheville, N.
c.. dated February 18th, says Mrs.
Thomas Johnston, who lives in tennessee
near the North Carolina line, was put IN
JAIL at Marshall. Madison county. n. G.,
some time ago for nonpayment Of costs
and was released last week. Her husband
came 10 Madison county 10 house.raislng
and met Alexander Groity, negro, VINO
laughed at hun because his wife had been
IN Jail Johnston gave him terrible peat
Ing and then went home.
ON SATURDAY Groity swore out war
rant for Johnston. and, with two officers
and two colored men. went to Johnston
house 10 execute the warrant. The posse
we're confronted by Johnston and his wife
and son. all armed. and warned 10 leave.
The posse advanced and fired. killing
Johnston aud his wife, AMI then fled oack
INTO the North Carolina mountains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
1wo Deatbstn Vance County.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
HENDERSON. n. c.. February l3.-News
has Just reached here Of the death OF Dr,
7. L. Henry. a prominent physician OF
Kittrell, this county. Dr. Henry was the
uncle Of ". Il. Henry, OF this place. lie
married the daughter OF the late Hon. s.
+. Moore, who survives HIM.
Mr.. Is. +. AycOck. of Granville county,
who started 10 walk home from Freeborn'
Glill after the accident 70 the Durham and
Northern passenger tram at that place on
Friday. dropped dead after walking some
four miles. He was about 70 years old and
had been here selling tobacco.
The ladies of the Henderson Female Col
lese occupy the boards at Burwell Hall m
q couple Of farces. " Who IS VINO % and
"MV Turn NeXt.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

surrender OF Lord CORVALLIS, having been
reached on the calendar Mr.. Morrill, sskeo
that il be laid aside that he might exsmine,
It, Ho was not aware it had been reported
from the Committee on Pubic Buildine'
and Grounds. OF which he Is acting chMsr
CockreIi that the Senator from VermonS
would AZ the same time look into the ques-
ton OF tho market value OF the land as
compared with the price named IN the
bill. He was was Informed by Mr.. Daniel
who had originally introduced the ollI,
and who had afterwards reported u IRON
the Committee on Public bulldihss 1 1or
Agricultural purposes was but small. The
amount fixed in the bill was on the primer;
pal Of pretio agecfionis. The bill was laiu
aside without action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

ST. LOUIS. No. February i3-flour I'M
changed. Wheat weak anl closei lsASAc. beioS
moro artiye than wheat, hut declined ssalac. and
closed ~ bottom prices. cash. 3ybsc.; May, tlssa
4lS,c Oats-Cash, 33i.,.; May lower az 3ft,r.
Whskey steady at sl.lI Basglng steady at
5LlaIjl,c. Iron cotton.tles. si.OJ. Provisions
very quiet. with only small Job trade done az
previous quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
SEPARATE CARS.
GENERAL u. DOUBLEDAY DEAD.
Hc Lived In Tryon. y. C., and Was Brign-
dler on General Grants stan
Especial Telegram 10 no Dlspatoh.

lNpeHlhi ttlfkthul 90 tu' bl7phtfA'i
AsHryIILE. n. c.. February ID News
vas received here late Saturday night Of
the death in Tryon. \. c.. OF General |.
Doubleday. brother Of General Abner
Doubleday. who was recently buried IN
New Jersey. General Doubleday was "a
native OF New York State, and was GO wears
oil. He was in his early day prominent
businessman IN New York CITY, beng az
several different times connected with
various banking institutions IN that city.
He served 10 the close of tho war
in the Union arms. and was brgadler-
general on General |. 5. Grants stan.
About twelve years ago ne removed -
Asheville and invested largely IN real
estate here and portion OF the northern
section Of the city is called Doubleday IN
ms honor. some three wears ago he re-
moved 70 Tryon, =. C.. where he and his
son Harold were engaged IN frult-culture
on quite an extensive scale General
Doubleday leaves two son4. Harold and
Stewart, and a daughter. Mrs. c. w. Cut
ting. now living at Bergen Point, y. }.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
4 Bridegroom Disappears.


AsHEvILLr.N n. c., February l9.-Hirscnell
Ingraham. who was married only two
weeks since 10 Miss Edith Johnston, OF
this county. has mysteriously disappeared
without a word OF warning az to his
whereabouts. He spent Tuesday night
here and on Wednesday morning received
pay for the load OF oats which he hai
brought here From Wednesday night lie
cannot be traced. lie Is about - years
old. Foul play IS suspected. or possibly no
has gone West, a. lie has expressed bis de-
termination 20 do SO tor some time past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Royston bad stand IN the dyeing estab-
hshment OF Mrs. A. J. Pyle aud seemed Go
do a very good business. but 1t Is said he
had propensity for cards and was not
lucky. He did not take the checks 10 the
bank, but got parties with whom he was
acquainted, merchants, aud others on
Broad street 10 cash them. Royston
boarded with Mrs Walter, He came TO
Richmond about ton years ago. Sergeant
Tomhnsou Is upon the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
TRYING THE GREEKS.
Peter johnson Gsts Twelve Months-0ne
Case NoIo Prosecuted.

Peter johnson. the white man who was
en- badly mutilated IN the row with the
Greeks ON Brook avenue some time ago,
Wa tried IN the Hastings Court Yesterday.
lie wa. charged 80 TWO indictments WIN a
malicious assault upon George and John
Gllhp. The case 10 which lie was alleged
:, have maNciously attacked George
Gjllin was first taken up. and 1t occupied
tine entire day. The testimony went TO
show that the row occurred IN the mouse
al tho Giblius, and that the woman LILY
Nav Whltock was the cause OF the cAlst-
.nre of bad blood between the men.
Dr. TAYLOR, of the almshouse, testified
that when he found the accused he had
ba.u shot IN the shoulder. cut m the side,
had both ewes blackeuet 10y blows, ana
spuearel 10 have been stamped about the
lower portions Of the body. After lengthy
argument hoJury retired and brought II!
a verdict OF not guilty Of malicious but OF
unlawful assault. ard aecertamng me
uunishmeut OF the defendant at Twelve
months il lail and "a fine of cent
The CommorWeal.hs -Attorney Ho.'
pr.s.7i ,i the other cases agalu,t Johnson
for malicious assault upon John Elo!in.
mo cases against the Gibllus Will be
taken up this morning.
johnson was representet by Iessrs;
p r. Ihomasou. Robert L. Montague, and
u. v Maryc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

The Committee on the Confederate Sol
diers Home this evening decided 70 report
favoraby the bill making $1,000 annual
Appropriation and $4,000 this year for i'm
provemeuts. No business Of general I'M
portance was transacted in the Senate to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Dramatic and Musical.

one Of the most delightful entertain
mems that have been given on Church INA
Tins season was that az COrcoran nan '4.t
nicht for the benefit OF ~. falrich r
Inch The audience was large aud ap-
,,-ectafivo and the sum realized wa9 very
rrat,tylDc The programme embodied
1nusIcal and dramatic features ana was
admirably carried ont. Those taking part
~ the entertainment were Misses cassie
Cayedo Bessie rattee Mamie LcanN' and
Mrs Bcrtha-N oeikcr richardson ana
Msssrs. Frank V. Cunningham, W. D.
Sherwin. Joseph ". Brere.oh, DougiHs
ii.nrv Tresnan. and +. j. Morrssey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
sAuEp

s,.am,r Arisl. DByo. S0.fols. mercaAni1ss
I-.-sny.r. Irpn Welstger, agent
Schooner Georgia CLARK, Bartlett, VOW Raven,
n,g-iron. j. y. Gordon, agent vessel GURUS
s.noon., Harry Knowl.on. Bulon, Bahia. noar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
ONE ENJOYS

Both the methCd and results whex
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly CD the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectuaIly, 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 end truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have mado it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale in 6Oc
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 FIe syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAt.
LOUISVILLE, Ky Ne" FORS' Nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

, To- lew hss developed III the case
90 IS. foyston. the um breila-
30 reg. VITO is wanted here on the charge
't.ae tie name Of Mrs. Sophie l..
'i lic y stlll az large. The checks
'1 lhe state BANK. the handwriting on
... good. and they are for the several
''--'' VI SLC0. 40. 1916, and eiO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
CLEANED At rHs Y. N. c. A.
Concert Last Night, Anniversary To Night
and Annual Convention To-NorTow.

and Annual Convention To-Norrow.
The music-hall at The Young Mems
Christian Association was crowded last
night. the occasion being concert by me
Old dominion symphony Club OF this
cit,. The splendid programme published
III SUNDAY DISPATCH was well rendered.
and Ito musicians received wt"-deseTyed
applause al the end of each number. he
following gentlemen compose the club :
Me.-r-. ". L. shelton, Frank ". Duke, 6.
T. N~Cluer. =. Il. Crowder, J. ". Bow!e5
AMI b. l. Rogers. Mr.. II. T.. Groiock as
sisted 10 the concert last night.
Tonight the anniversary exercises OF
The Lichm0ud association will take place.
The address Will be made by Congressman
Owen Scott, Of Illinois. Mrs. John n:
Knowles and Mr.. Eugene II. Cloves Will
SING. President >. ". iraver5 viii mako
ll. annual address and the reports OF the
Secretary and the Treasurer VIII be made.
After tho exercises are over an informal re-
ceprlon Will B." held IN the parIors and r.
frcShmeuts VIII bee served.
Ia. annual State convention ~ the
Young Mems Christian Association Will be
held ma Norfolk. beginning to-morrOW. A
sp,enlid report viii be sen down from
tie association IN this city, showing that
there are 40 present LOS mem5ers-an IN
crpasc of l31 over last year aud an IN
crease ~ 4I6 over the report of 1871.
Among those who viii attend the conven-
ton from. this cry are Mr.. l ISir r. =
Woodward and wife. ". -. linight and
wife Mrs. II. o. Williams, Captain l. c..
Morton. i. Il. West. Reginald Walker,
Rohert Slcdd. ". c. West. +. A. Arthur,
and G.. r. Willis. Most of those who VIII
attend from Richmond Will leave to-mor-
row morning.
Mr.. George F. Tibbetts the now secre-
tary If the association, Ii expected to ar
rive to-day He VIII be- given cordial re-
copuon 10 his new home.
Mr. 4. Caudlish viii leave tomorrow Tor
hrs future feid Of labor. Mr.. Candish nos
made many friends during his stay III tins
otv. nnl while they regret II see HIN
leave thew wish him much success at his
new home. III Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
eAftkh

Steamship Issss. Taylor Bos'on ria Norfolk.
passsn gers and general cargo
steamship CiIy Of Columbia, JeBney Mes
YORK ga Newport News and Norfolk, general
cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications
fRr ,elepranh 10 ,hn ni.n.tch.l

- WASHINGTON. February i3.-Forecass
Ir,io lfor twenty.four hours-from midnight
Ihin Ito mldnight-for Virginia and North
JCarolna: Fair weather: warmer Tues.
day; winds shifting 10 southeriy; pro-
la nIv rain on wednesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

PORT OBJ NEWPORT NEWS. FEs. l3' 1894
10y telegraph
ARRIY8p
British atasmship Laughton, Philadelphia.
Krtti,h steamship Cunc, Liverpool
1ritisn steamship Esm0ndsley, New fofh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
RAIrlMORE SrOCK MARKET.

BALudORs. February I3.--Baltimore ami OHIO
stock, O4ha95lb Northern Central IVA
Baltimore and Ohio South western lsts, lOSalOH;
90. 81 incomes. "a askoi; do. 81 incomes, :
asked consolidated gas stock. t2aO2i s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
New YOrk's Typbus.

fDy telegraph 70 the Dspatch.I
NEW YoRK, February l3.-ln isolated
tents on the lawn at Bellevue Hospital
there were thirty-oue typhus-feyer "sus-
pects" this morning. Only oLe new case
was brought IN Yesterday AID five who
had recovered were DISCHARGED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
JUDGE JAcKsoN's NOMINATION.
The Committee Decides to Report 1t
ayorabiy-Democratic Position.
Nv talegrar,h IN tbe tlspatcbI

WAsnrNaToN. ID. c.. February l3.-Ihe
Senate Judiciary Committee tins morning
III a very bret session decided t. report
tavorablv the nomination OF Judge
Howell +. Jackson to 30 AssOclate Justice
of the Supreme Court Ct the United
States. When the nomination came up a
week ago today the Democrats entered a
formal protest against IT'S consideration,
aud under the rules the matter went over
until the next meeting OF the committee,
which was to-day. Inc Republican mem
bcrs in the mean time decided that they
would brook no further DELAY. inasmucn
as there were no charges of any kind, and
a determination Was reached that tho
nomination should be acted upon this
morning. When the committee met the
Democratic members stated that they
would no longer oppose the report to the
Senate. tut lntlmated a reserved right 10
take such steps as they might see lit when
the question OF confirmation came before
the Senate itself.
The committee viii make a favorable re-
mort on the nomination at the next eXocu-
tive session. and If there Toe any serious
Democrats opposition II Will then have
an opportunity to make itself manifes!:
Ii understood that the Republicans VIII
vote as unit tor confirmation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

The Senate TO-DAY passed bill intro
duced 10y the late Mr.. Barbour directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to pay the
Potomac Steamboat Company 5000. be-
Ing the amount paid by that company un-
der decree of the Circuit Court OF tho
United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, affirmed by the Supreme Court.
to the Baker Salvage Company for services
rendered to the steamer Excelsior when
she was sunk by the United States steam
tug Fortune IN Hampton Roads December
4, 1882.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Steamship Essex, Taylor, baiuuofo, bAssen-
gers and general cargo -. y-,.,
s,eamsnip Daayille, Bennes', Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo
general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

BEAvRR FAILS, Pa. February la-There IL a
Great run on the ECONOMY savings Bank, osnrd
BY the Economy Society. II began Friday, ana
was supposed 20 have ended saturday with 70
stored confidence, but to-day /. began again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
OYSTER INTEREST


..' t.ts.resks ami Its Tributaries
... .,s,-a Vo.scl Captured.
r'.l cl.apcakc and It's lrlbu-
..t.r yesterday. and some
... au informal discussion
....u.n. Captain BAYLOR,
co.. survey of the Virginia
.rl Nr. Ilnuger, VINO is
planter and owns Fox
.. ttr meeting. The board
t., .um from Captain \.
.., schooner Iangier. stating
..u.r.I Maryland vessel
.... unlaw!u.iy ~ Virginia
'a.. las completed the charts
"..s .. po.omoke and laueier
t.. former there are Z7.oZS
r...a. beds and rocks. and
..l.- AVAILABLE for oyster cul-
.- lDLFler SQUAD there are
ra.ural beds, rocks, &c.'
.i $4,000 acres ~ available
.tlfI,g TIE bivglye.
.uruwont Of the board Mr..
.. N.- soon rs @ DIsrAIcH reporter
SHAT ic thought Of the new
ii s-id D. was " tentative anu
...... 10 thc direction Of pulldlhg
.'.f interest. hut must 30 com
-.ryGGou and experience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
TIE BEPoR

WAsHINaroN. February 1.-THE only
business transacted IN executive session
was the presentation of the nomination OF
Judge jackson 10y Chairman Hoar. OF the
Judiciary Committee, with report favor
ing its confirmation. Objection was made,
and lnder the rules the nomination went
over until the next executive session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
NORFOLK PBANUrNARgEr.

FEBRUARY l3.-Marketquiot. Prime. @s4c.;
extra prime ms; fancy, 3a3lsc. factory hand
picked, 3a4t4c. Tho receipts rom tho country
during the last month amounted 20 20, IsI bags