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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
DEATHS.

DHLARD. Died. TUESDAY. February
It'll. at 3 r. ~. n. L. BILLIARD aged IS
years.
Funeral from Washington.Street Mo,ho-
dist Episcopal church THURSDAY az 3
r. VI. Friends and acquaintance inYltoi
20 attend. 70
LIPSCOMB.-Died. at her residence,
Twenty eighth and I streets, Tuesday
evening az $40 after a long and painful
illness. Mrs. MARY L. LIPsCONB, IN tbs
57th year Of her age.
She leave. SIX children aud four grand
children and many friends 10 mourn her
loss.
Dearest mother. thou hast LEFT US
We thv loss most deeply feel!
But It's God VINO hath bereft as,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
What il home without a mother
Funeral will take place THIS. Thurs
day) AFTERNOON at > O'Clock rom
THIRD Christian church. Twenty-sixth and
Narsball. Friends and acqualntsnces are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
McCOURT. Died. at the residence OF
her brother-in-lsw, Mr.. Michsei Mason
1901 Venabla street, o. fifteen minutes 10
u last night, Mrs. MARY McCOOki.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Newark N. J.) papers please copy.
TYLER.-Died. at her home. in Han
over, February 5. 1893, Mrs. ELllAbEIH
r. TYLER, IN the 7ith year OF her age.
She Leaves four children 20 mourn their
loss.
,IIs hard 20 break tho tender cord
When love hath bound the heart;
Ills hard, so hard, 10 speak the word.
Must We forever part!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
The Soldiers side.
RIcnMoNp. ". February I.

RICHMOND. VA, February I, 1913.
To the Editor Of The DiSpGich:
member of the First Regiment OF
Infantry would like to say a'few words IN
regard 10 the action of the City Council
in rendering the use of the Armory Tor
other purposes besides military for one
month. / am southerner. Nlrginian;
aud the son of q Confederate soldier, and
would Law down my life if need be for the
cause that the bazaar IS TO b0 gwen TOR.
The Council might have been vested wlth
with power by a city ordinance. but does
that make it right to Gust the troops
The troops belong 20 the State. and there
fore are protectors Of public and private
property, and more so 10 the city OF Rich,
mond because they are stationed here ana
are citizens Of the town, and for those rea-
sons should not be- molested IN their mead
quarters any more than the Police or Ire
Department IN theirs. On the eve OF their
departure 20 the Worlds Fair at Chicago
il Is very bad on them.
JOHN W. SrARKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

The Louisville (Ky.) T,7h Of Sunday
LAST saws:
Miss Fanny Lyons. the piquant little
Richmond (Na.) beauty. who il visiting
Mrs. Graham MacFlrlane, is the fairest
symphony IN pink and gold we have seen
in Louisville this winter. Moreover. she
is as graceful as a gazelle and as bright rs
crystal. 1t IL not to be wondered
that so charming q divinity has been
playing havoc with tho susceptible hearts
of the gallant young men Of Louisville;
Miss Lyons has been very cordially and
beautifully entertained mere not only by
Mrs. MacFarlane. who gave one of the few
really recherche afternoon receptions ana
dances of the season in her honor. but by
many friends of tho MacFarlane house
hold. Richmond girls are always popular
in Louisville, but Mss Lyons has rather
beaten the record. She will be with Mrs.
MacFarane for two weeks ye.."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Tennessee Heard from.

Mrs n. V. Randolph. chairman OF the
Tennessee Table for the Memorial Bazaar,
Yesterday received very encouraging let
ter from prominent lady in Tennessee
saving that She would organize the work
IN that State at once. Another Tennessee
lady. resident in Richmond, also wrote
Mir. Randolph. expressing her regret at
her inability to be Of personal service, but
enclosing IS for that table.
Tho following card viii be inserted IN
the circular 70 toe issued IN behalf OF the
tennessee table:
1T is desired that each donation, relics.
or articles for tables, or contributions of
money. should be sent IN memory OF
some one soldier. command, battle, or
victory. with short sketch of same. These
sketches will be preserved and put on file
in the museum, thus placing on record for
all time those names and memories. per
haps otherwise unknown save to q few"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
MANY Little Gases Tried.

The Hastings Court yesterday disposed
of the following cases:
Emmett 1alman Whose real name IL
Emil Aylus). petit larceny. Sent 70 jan Tor
fifteen DAYS. He was also convicted OF
HOUSEKEEPING and sent to the peniten-
tIary for two years.
Harry Gin was fined $50 for carrying
concealed weapons.
Samuel Harvey, charged with petit lar
ceny. was sent to jail for four months. .,
John Frisby. petit larceny. Sent 70 JAIL
for four months.
Sidney Mayo, charged with resisting the
police. was fined Si0.
Grandson MAYO and Thsddeus MAYO.
charged with resisting the police, were
fined s. each.
Earnest Snead. attempting to escape
from jail. was sent 20 jail for SIX months;
He was charged with petit larceny and
sent to jail for six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

Delaware and Hudson retired ~. but thu
ioss"4 no the TEST OF the list were confined 10
fractional amounts, though the extreme decline
among the Changers aud a few speci2lties
ranged up % 10 per cont New England IT.
Paul, Rock Island. aud Omaha all led m tho
cary decline Among the specialtles MAnhat-
tan was most prominent, dropping from 1861
last night 20 l0f. but rauying afterwards IA
per cent. Tho market rallied materially when
the street iOunj time 60 digest tho heavy esti-
mates u the cutgO Of gold IN the Immediate
future. which ranged up 10 SS.OOo,OOu. The
close, therefore. Was generally nrm ~ fractional
gains over the lowest prices. Haes-Listed,
.61, 900 shares unlisted, 10000 shores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
NOTES FROM THE SOLDIERS, HOME.
Death OF Two yoierans-To Celebrate
Ws.hipgtop's Birthday.

Veteran Ashton J. Jackson. of Company
G. Ninth Regiment Virginia Infantry. died
at the home. Of cancer of the stomach, on
last Thursday night, and was carried to
Chesterfield county for burial
On Saturday night Veteran James T..
Noel, of Company G, Forty-fourth Regi.
ment Virginia Infantry, died suddenly Ut
heart-disease. He was sitting talking TO
his brother (who IL also at the homel and
another comrade, when he suddenly tell
back on the bed and died almost imme-
diately. The funeral services were held IN
the home chapel on Monday. and he was
buried IN the home section in Hollywood.
Rev. W. =. Hines. of West-View Baptist
church. officiating.
Veterans Jackson and Noel were both
gallant soldiers in the late war.
Amongst the visitors on Sunday last
we're Colonies r. p. Pollard aud Thomas
Byrne: the Attorney General Of Virginia.
Major Il. Taylor Scott; Major Randolph.
and Mr. J. W. ID. Farrar
IL il IN contemplation to celebrate Wash
ington's birthday at the homo with pub
lie address in the chapel by distinguished
young orator OF Richmond and TO invite
Lee and Pickett camps and the Ladies
Auxiliary of the two camps TO attend. IL
is also contemplated to have promenade
concert in the mess-hall after the address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Woodwork Guild.

There will be a meeting at the resdenc
of Mrs. George W. Bagby, 81 east Grac'
street. this afternoon at O'Clock tor tn,
purpose of organizing the Needlewori
Guild of Richmond.
The object Of this association Is to pro
vide serviceabe garments for the poor
The only condition of membership IS the
promise 10 furnish two garments by No
vembcr lst Of each year. There il grea
need for such work here and every char
table women IN Richmond il asked TO be
c1me a member OF the gnlld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Ambulance AnaMerInsE.

The ambulance responded 20 the follow
inc calls Yesterday.
At $3.50 A. NJ. 10 the Locomotlve-WOrks
to white man with his hand badly
mashed. lie was treated and taken home.
At 1l:4j A. NJ. to the Iredegar- Works u
a colored man with his foot mashed. tie
was treated and left.
At 2:55 +. NJ. to the Chesapeake and Ohio
shops TO white man with q cut on his
finger. lie was treated and left
At 70 p. VI. TO 1925 east Franklin street 70
colored mon suffering with asthma. lie
was taken to the amshouse for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

The United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals resumed It's session yesterday morn
ing. with Hon. Melville ". Fuller Chlei
Justice: Hon. Robert p. Dick, District
Judge. aud Hon. Robert ". Hughes, Dis
trlct Judge. on the bench.
The following attorneys were admitted
Marshall Mccormick, Berryv.lle, Va, and
s. =. Turner. Front Royal, Va.
The following cases were argued: VIII
liam g. Bennett and Lewis Bennett. exc
cutcrs of j. VI. Bennett, deceased, PLAIN
TN ~ error, rs. john Glenn, trustee. In
error % Circuit Court Disrc. of West Viz
gina at PaIkcrsbufg. Argued by john
Braunon. on Weston, ". Va. and Is. Mason
Amtlcr. of parkorsburg, and submitted
William ". Thomas. bankrupt. appellant
rs. ALsalom Blythe, assignee IN bankruptcy
IF William VI. thomas. appellee. Appeal
from District Court of South Carolina.
Case argued by J. +. h. BRYAN, Esq, tor
appellant and William l.. Earle, of Wash
inston. for appellee and submitted.
John II. lnman, " a., appellants, rs. j.
T. Vaughan. administrator. appellee. APP
peal from Circuit Court Western District
Of Virginia. Affirmed with costs.
Court adjourned until this morning at II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
fRepOrted Tor the Dispatchl

tRepCrted Tor the DispatchI
FEBRUARY 8.-No auction offerings on Change
to-day.
Private sales Wrappers II: smokers, 80 /;
enters, 25 hl!ers, (; leaf dark, darx rugs,
s: bright lugs, Total, % hogshsads-
Revenue collections: Cigars AMI cigarettes,
s799.d0; tobacco, sA575.5s-totsl. s4.36s. Is.
Dark loose sale, 10000 hogsheads, highest
price, e9.25.
II was a dull lay tor wrappers to-day BY sam
pie. but bidders are none tho less frnI, aud II ID
only because tue buyer Tea.izeB the scarcity Oh
the better kind 40 writes that small sales arc
reported. When color Il wanted ana becomes
indispensable the smaller wrapper that has
this quality comes IN as a substitute which We
will no doubt now sos the case. The situation
is getting such that reporting sales are put on
10 tho Lac. moment 90 give the buyer . chance
20 get around before sAlee leak oat. Chesp
smokers under 7c are hard TO nni. Loose sales
OF bright were the strongest OF ihe season up 20
$50 az DAVIS Gregcrye Warehouse Good
sales at sbolburnes- sales NJ Crcns haw's were
very satisfactory 10 planters, showing some nne
silky twist wrappers and iilers aud good iugs,
but no high eradss- IL n believed the dsrk-crop
delivery bore viii fa short Of estimates here py
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
WILKINSON HrDEN

Mr.. Edward Wilkinson. Of Birmingham.
Ala, and Miss Grace IIlden, OF this city.
were united IN marriage at the residence
OF the brides father. No. NS Flovd ave-
hue, Yesterday morning at II O'Clock. The
wedding was very quiet one and only
relatives aud intimate friends were pres.
ent. Rev. Dr. J. c. Hiden. the father of
the bride. pronounced the words that
made the couple one. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kinson lett on the u 40 Il. VI. tram for
New Orleans, where they will remain until
after the Mardi Gras festivities. when they
Will return to their future home, III Blr-
mlngham.
Ny. Wilkinson Is prosperous Young
businessman. and IS a member of tue
Western Grain Company of this city where
De resides. His bride, who IL quite pretty 4;
Is lady OF many accomplishments and
though she has resided IN tue city but a
few months. she has made many friends
and IS very popular IN social circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Heading and Lecture.

The st. Johns Chapter OF st. Andrew 8
brotherhood had arranged for lecture to
be given by Thomas Potts, Esq, in the
frame school IN -. Johns churchysrd
on Friday next. the 10th instant. Mr.
Potts having been called away TO New
Craigie. who will give a reading. and by
Mr.. }. +. Jackson. who will deliver lee
ture on Waste Products and Their Utili-
zatiOu.' The meeting Will commence at
o'clock in the evening. Admission free.
The public il invited TO attend and sup
port the chapter IN its effort 20 interest
the people III intellectual amusement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Danced at the TamplP

The jefferson Literary and Social Circle
gave an informal dance at the Temple last
night. About sixty couples were IN at
tendance and these included a number Of
fair strangers. The music was furnished
by Professor Stems orchestra.
The annual Purim ball of this circle, to
be given in March, promises to be bril-
liant event
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

argued before Judge Lamb in the
Chsncery Court to-day. II Is not thought
that the association will file any answer 20
the argument TO be presented by the
plaintiffs. but that Mr.. Cahill. as o parry
defendant. will do 80. Mr.. Cahill takes
the ground that in being joined az party
defendant in the suit 1t IL admitted tha.
he is lessee of the property. He. through
his counsel. Captain A. Il. Guigon. VIII
oppose any steps taken by the plaintihs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
WEBS EVANGELIST.
MISS ANNA cAplTAINe BECOMES THE
BRIDE OF REV. J. r. HARRISON.
ultimate Friends-ssverai Other
Marriages Yesterday.

Rev. J. r. Harrison. the noted Baptist
evangelist, and Mss A. Cspitaine. of this
city, were married at the residence OF the
brides brother yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
The wedding was an exceedingly quiet
one. and only few of the most intimate
friends Of the couple were present.
Rev. DR.. w. W. Landrum. assisted by
Rev. Dr. A. Z. Dickinson performed the
ceremony.
Sir. and Mrs. Harrison left on the eve
nlng train for Roanoke. with the best
wishes OF their numerous Richmond
friends.
Mr. Harrison is one Of the most widely
known ministers IN Virginia and has been
very successful IN his work. He founded
and built up the Female Institute at Glade
Spring. which is one of the most flourish
ing institutions in the State. He was also
pastor OF the Baptist church at that place
until few years ago. when he resigned to
devote his entire time 70 evangelistic
work. Mr.. HARRISON has held very sue
cessiul meetings in several of the Rich
mond churches and IN Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
The I,iucs At tho Ioauguration.

The Richmond Light-Infantry Blues at
their regular monthly inspection held
tuesday night further discussed the mat
ter of attending the Inauguration of MIR.
Cleveland on the 4th IF next month. Ser
eeaut Frank NJ. Woon. who has been 10
Washington 70 arrange for the trip, re-
ported that he had secured suitable quar-
tiers for the company at the Saratoga. The
Blues Will leave Richmond on the night OF
March Sd and will carry about fifty men IN
ranks and twenty five musicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
nss,,..to Rear T..timonv.

Henry Tborne. travelling secretary of
the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION.
writes from Exeter Hall. Strand. London.
February, 2, 1888;
II desire TO bear my testimony 10 the
yalne Of Allcock's Porous Plasters. have
nsed them for pains in the back and side
arising from rheumatic, and other causes.
nayer without deriving benefit from their
anrlication. They are easily applied and
yerr comforting. Those engaged rs am
in public work which involves exposure TO
sudder changes OF temperature. will do
we'll 10 keen a supply of Allcock's Porous
playters in their portmanteaus."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Lectures tho college

There will be another lecture this after
noon at the college By the Professor OF
Mathematics, III which some of the appll
catlOus Of determinants TO geometry vii
be given. This will probably be the most
interesting lecture III the course and those
who can appreciate the subject should not
fail 30 attend. The lecture will be given
IL Z -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
CINCINNATI

CINCiNNArI, O., February S.-fl0ur 10 mole
rate demand. Wheat strong NO. rel. -.
Corn strong: No mixed, 81. Oat- nrmer;
No. , mixed, 33l,a3Jlsc Pork quite. sni
lower a. slD50. Lard urm at si2. Butts
meats nrm at SlO.JOss tO.61t5 Bacon steady
a. 4 . - MhL.anH MINI ~ !. L 1 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
THE OYSTER INTEREST.
The Governor and Captain Baylor In
schooner Pocomoke.

Governor Mckinney. accompanied by
Captain j. H. baylor, Of the nIted States
Coast md Geodetic Survey, who u making
o survey of the Virginia oyster-PrOunds
under tAo act Of the last Legislature pro-
v,lus foT that work. left the CITY last
night tor Washington. CAPTAIN Baylor :
work j. about half finished, and he fully
agrees with the Governor az 90 the posi-
biIucs o. the oyster interest as a source Of
revenue 10 the state. Tho visit of the
Governor and Captain Baylor 10 the IA
tlouai cau.tal Is connected with the Oy5-
ter question.
Yesterday the Board on Chesapeake aud
its Tributaries held meeting and tele-
graphel 90 Captain Foster, Of the steamer
ChesauCake. 10 have raised the schooner
P0comokc. of the State oyster fleet, which
recently sank IN PocOmoke Sound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

A meeting Of this club Will be held to
night at o'clock. Committees on the sub
lect OF procuring a building and furnish
ing the same will be announced, and the
question OF going 10 the Cleveland inau-
guratiOn determined. A full attendance
IS desired. The club hopes to move into
new quarters IN the early spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

An enthusiastic meeting of Nelson En-
campment was held last evening at Belyl-
dere Hall. Several Odd-Fellows became
patriarchs and a number of applications
were presented. After the close of tue
encampment tie members adjourned 10
Mr.. Eyensen's banquet-hall and delight
full rcpast was enjoyed amid the speeches
of the patriarcls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
10 REBUILp AT ONCE.
The Proposed Convention Of Governors.

Governor Mckinney said yesterday that
he had received letter from Governor
Fishback, OF Arkansas. relative to the pro-
posed convention of southern governors
In this city He referred the letter TO the
Board of Agriculture. as he did all CON-
m;nration. and so wrote Governor Fish
back. He will write 10 the latter again
when the board shall have been heard
ftom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, Sc. and ths
Wes Their Indications
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatcs. !

-, WASHINGTON, February S.-forecssi
trua fer twenty-.our hoars-from midnight
INs TO midnight-for Virginia Fair weaihH
t-Jand slowly rising temperature during
the day: cloudy and threatening wea-
iher during the evening; winds shifting to
eoutherly.
For North Carolina: Fair weather: slightly
warmer: eastorly wini
Weather conditions: Tao high pressure ex-
tends over tho regions Of the Mississippi. Tho
barometer beug highest IN the upper Ohio Vai'
ley.
The barometer has faUen rapidly over the
Central valleys and IN tao Northwest, AMI an
area Of low pressure covers the central RocSy
Mountain region, with indications that " will ex-
tend over the upper 3isslsappi valley during
tho next tyeni y-fOir hours. the temperatu's
has risen ex 'ept on the Atlantic coast. whore "
il colder and ciear. CondineSs has increased la
the Mississippi Valley, and 90 the westward with
local SHOWS.
The temperature will rise on the Atlantic
coast, with generally fair weather bat with IN
creRsng cl0udiness during Thursday night wiih
local rains or SHOWS. Light SHOWS are iud c9ts1
for the central valleys, upper fake region and
Northwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

The large crowd OF ladies' that gathered
AZ the Friends meeting house 10 hear
DR.. Mary 4. Allen talk on her special de-
partment of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union work. heard her with IN
creased interest. Her pure, chaste Ian
guage won all hearts. \ public meeting
will be held IN the same place thursday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
NM rOTTON MARKEIe.


az SID. Whisky quiet rttLli
THE COTTON MARKEIS.
LIVERPOOL. February =. - Ngo,l-- Cotton --
February anl Mach. I ~ ~ a Bu-04d.: March
and April, d.i-Bfat 6l-04i.' April aud MAY,
> Lad, also , B3-H4d. May aui June. , 2-if'.,
also > .I-6id.. also 2-tii., also % l-04d.; Jun"
ant July. D f-D4d., also = ,-U4j., July enu A..
gust . 6-D4J.: August ana SEPTEMBER. - J-i,f1 !.
September Hui October, - t-O4l l'ni.r
100 bales on new Hud 900 bales GA ola d''.r.
: J.. M.-February. = 5p-D4J.. seil.rs. F-rfu-
airy and March, 4 59-64d., sslrrs. Manrn arH
April, bO-Glat Gl-6fl.: Ap-l and Na. ID,
4 02-64ajJ., buyers; May e11 J.ue. ID. sal-
ers. June an1 July, l-GfIo LTD; JIly a-!
August, .td4d., sellers; August and sep .n-
ber. . @-Gfa5 :.-Gid; Sep'-mber and o..ut I'll,
4 Jg-64d.. sellers. October ami Nuvrulf .' ,
56-64a4 55-6fi. November and DorombD
4 j6-G4a4 5'-0fd. Future cosed steady
INV YORK, February s.-sp1' cotton clos 'i
cay; middhng upanis, o-i5'- oriclu-,
81 9-I6c.; good ordinary, 3-iD". low mif-
dliug. SO. sales, i,l35 bales. Futures ci1.. o
steady; salos, ljs,3OO bales; February, goo:
March. SA.15; April sa24, MAY. fp.35: JUNE.
$3.50: July, Sgij; Augu8,, sy4l; aepscn-
Der. 80 20; October 1907. November, so.0i.
1otil net receipts. all ports, l.st6 bales, en-
ports-tO Great Britain. f.1"0 baics; France,
d,9nO bales; TO the Continent. 2a1 bales, stock.
99J.0SU bales.
Consolidated net receipts ~ cotton a, all
OOris 1886 Daies. Total 20 far tor the "eek--
net receipts. b5,507 bales; exports-trea,
bfiktin. &C. ~ DAifss 'huNLtAls ~ tVfi
bales: france, 81 $50 baie..
NEW ORLEANS, Ia. February S-futIrc-
sieady; snles. 81 300 bales: February. ts.31
March, s9O3; April, 500. May. tD.li: June.
S9.l9: August, 1920; september, s9.22
October, 500.
EAYAL-SrORE MARKET>.
NHNlSGTON, y. G., February -Rosin hrm /.
strained. "a g0Od strained. ri.U2. lurpentine
urn 40 ~. Tar steady ut clos. Crude turpon-
tine steady: hard. 81: SOFT aui virgin. sl.5O.
SAyANNAH, Ga, February S.-lurpentns
drrn AZ 32i6c. Rosin Grm ats t.lOasl.l5.
CHARLEsr0S, :. G., February S. iurpeuiins
firm at &c. Bos,n trm at sl.Oj Tor gOot
strained.
NORFOLK PEASUTMARKEr
Reported for tao DApa'c1
FEBRUARY S.-Nayket very quiet Prime.
2tsa@atc.: extra prime. 49,; faacy, 30. factory
hand kel 3a4 i3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

Lake against Tyree. Fully argued by
John F. Rixey. Esq, and General James g..
Field for plaintiff IN error and I. G. Cor
don. Esq, for defendant III error and sub
united.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
against Hafner's administrator Argued
by 4. ;. Segar ESQ, for plaintiff in error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Talk About Going to Washington

There viii be an important meeting to-
night OF the Old Dominion Democratic
Club. A full attendance IL desired, a-
business will come up and plans fof the
trip to Washington on the occasion Of
Cleveland's inauguration will be discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

Dinner Tor the Shei;ering-A Arms Fund.
On Saturday from Il TO o'clock n dinner
will be- given at 1913 east Main street for
the benefit of the Shelteung Arms.
Every delicacy of the season will be served
III reasonable ratios.