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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
DRIVEN OUT BY FIRE.
I,n,trs Of a Burning Hotel Jump
10 Save Themselves.
, NTNBER OF LIVES LOST.
r.,si Explosion in COa'-mine-Thres
,irs. in CIcveiand--An Arkansas
Town Tirc-NisItsd.
,n, ,.,ncrnnh 70 Tho pIspstch.l

r.--,rrra. April IA special to the
.- frm Bradford. Pa. says; Fire al
,...,.. morning destroyed the Higgins
a., the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
$751;. .,pot. the Higgins cicor-factory, and
...... .erv-.;orc aad building ofJ. Leroy.
.t.xpersons were burned TO death
..I., l.s, OF injured numbers between
ts... 4al tai'ty.
IisoONERY OF JUG FIRE.
las, r,-ht l25 persons went TO sleep in
.-.. Irr and while Il IS known that
..s jumped from the second aud
-.rv windows II ia feared that
..... .-l.-s had persisted in the hames
....rr o. o'clock before the first
.,.. found. 10 was an unrecogniza-
.....! mass of fcsh. The second was
. % after IN a similar condition.
r. ,.-.b continues as this dispatch IL
,..--p iteu. aud 70 ls impossible TO state
......t bow many hives have been lost
.-.! tina, some OF those who jumped
" ..e hotel into the creek were
Us, a! injured ,s long one.
inmates oi the Higgins building
.nas.rod from their sleep by p man
.r.,.rI through the Railways kicking
.,.a ,.Il,rr. 6ro
ilui>" t"H THEIR LINLS
1-ru.a and women rushed from their
..t. tte halls. which were slrtadyi
. .t. aose aud flame and the gone
"'- Jump rom me Wihd9w
''+9t''tS' "H.f ~ ~ ~
Nt- serious one 20 FISK. rom
.''I1 u was ~ loet on the
saba. ".'- p'"i.N Eosi-"H! on WHICH
... -,.-
0. .." c'~, SIDE was the creek, when
t.e 1p ioLty i,et. Several per
t-. cop ~ me me vac Strt am
I'-.-.' -,l'"l anu on; IiI-'l ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
No Pay for Crcenvilie Prisoners.

tCorrespondonce Of the RIchmond DIspatch.I
GBEENvuLE. n. c., April There is a
law In this State that gives permission to
the boards OF county commissioners to
hire cut certain prisoners serving sentence
in the county jails, the proceeds there
from going into the school fund. For
some years past this has been practiced in
Pitt county On yesterday q report was
filed with the Register of Deeds showing
indebted TO the county in the sum OF
1884, 80. the amounts varying from Sl.50 TO
996. The matter will be inquired into by
tine Board Of County Commissioners at
its meeting next Monday. and steps
taken looking to tn. collection of amounts
due.
Rev. Albau Greaves. rector of st. Paurs
Episcopal church here will conduct Easter
services III hlnston tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Emporia Literary clubs Debate.
thu Riohnon Dispatch.

EMpogIA, Va, April The Emporia
Literary Club had its public debate FIJI
day evening. The question under discus
sion was, Whether Circumstances Make
the Man or Whether Man Makes the Cir
cumstances The affirmative was dis
cussed by Messrs. II. i. Taylor and Z. Z.
Tredway: the negative by Messrs. W. A..
Reese aud p. G. Mills; The committee O nitte
consisting of Judge Bailey, W. Il. Bailey,
an f. l.. Turner, decided in favor OF the
negative.
an entertainment last night. the proceeds
to be applied for the benefit OF the par
sonage.
Mr.. j. A. Turner, Of Richmond College.
IL visiting relatives here.
Misses Lilly Gaskns. Virgie Everett. and
and Sadie Powell are spending the holi-
DAYS with .heir relatives.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cooke is visiting your city.
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Colonel Archer
Anderson.
Your correspondent is reliably informed
that the peaches are all killed in this SEQ
ton of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
EDITORS PUBLICLY THRASHED.
They Had Been Making Indiscriminate
Attacks on Citizens.
fBy Telegraph % the Dispatch. !

SHE'LL LAKE.. Wis. April 1.--G. L. Jones
and j. L. Jones, editors of the Shell Lake
Bd'c,m0n, were sOundly thrashed last
night IN public caucus and before 500
people 10y DR.. William Beck. a young ply
sician of this city. Or. Beck was chair
man Of the caucus and publicly demanded
apologies for numerous alleged ISLANDERS
published weekly for q year past. They
refused 10 apologize, and each Of the
Joueses drew a heavy steel bar from under
ms coat prepared 20 make an assault
Beck wrenched the steel bar from the
younger Jones and pounded both the
Joneses numerically. Public opinion Is
largely with Beck. as the editors had been
severe in their attacks upon Beck as well
as Other cLtlZens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
PREPARING FOR POLK MILLER.
Concert for the Benefit of Oar BsIaar-
Personal and Other Notes.

Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 1.-Prepara-
tions are being made to entertain the
Richmond visitors who are expected here
Monday morning, and MI. Polk Miller will
no doubt have a large crowd at his con-
cert, at Cameron Hall. at 2:30 Z. NJ. The
entertainment is for the Kentucky table OF
the Richmond Bazaar.
Professor Stubbs last evening received q
telegram from his old home in Gloucester
county, calling him to the bedside OF has
sister. who is lying critically Ill.
Professor Carl Grammar, of the Episco-
pal Theological Seminary, is here to-day.
visiting Rev. 7. q. Page, of Bru;on Parish
church.
Miss Annie Merrell, Of Richmond.
daughter OF Professor MerIell. is guest Of
Mrs. Lyon Tyler, College Lawn.
Miss Nettie Evans, of Florence, s. c.,
and Miss Lillias Jenney. of Leesburg, are
visiting their friend and schoolmate, Mss
Fannie Il. Booth, of Carter's Grove. Mr.:
Lancaster Williams, of Richmond. and
Mr.. Sam. Cumming, of Hampton, are also
visiting the Grove, the guests OF Dr.
Booth.
Mrs. DR.. James II. Garllck. with her Sis
ter, Mrs. William A. Foster, of Chester,
Conn, has been visiting in Richmond for
several days Mrs. Mckinney at the Execu-
tive Mansion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
TURF AND ophoNo'
An Enornoa. crowSt the Guttenburr
Rs,e-course fh' Events


fBy elosrany % tho Di'patco.l
| CY-rrr,p,,, NJ, April 1.-The racing
TO-DAY wss W., ssed by an enormous
crowd Tha ,,.ther was fine, the track
good. and The Jung spirited.
FIRST race ar and half furlongs--
Cbarle Vii. won: Brooklyn second.
Captain War third, Time, bssl.
Second ral five and a half furlongs-
stoway WOO Tartarian second, Jack Lowell
third. TiN l;O9,4.
third rS-four and half furlongs-
Pedestria won; My Gyp second, Skado
th,rd. pc. 5Jss
FourtTace-six and half furlongs-
! Dalesm, won; Iammauy Hall second,
! Vocalsthird. Time, 1:2fl<.
FftEace-six decentralization won /:
ZnobiI second, Monsoon third. Time,
SIX race six and O half furlongs-
Saheiry won; Buddhist second. Mulhat-
ton ard. Time. l:23A.
on THE DELAWARE.
OoucEsTER, y. j.. April -Four favor
itswon az Gloucester to-day and the
/ iekmakers got "a shade the worst Of the
I s,culatlon.
FIRST race-four and one-half furlongs-
| eollo won; BerTentos second, PatrOless
! nrd. Tine, 1:0lA.
! Second race-sx turlongs-Magee won :
Moderate second, Lady Bell third. Time.
g:22.
Third race-fve furlongs strinefellow
won; Little Phil second, Jarbine third.
Time Loo.
won; Belasarus second. Drizzle third.
TIN, 1885.
Fifth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Hoeton won; Sweet Alice second, Censor
thih. Time 500.
sixth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Graf Guns won; Jim Clare second, John
ASlns third. Time l:29ls.
At NEw ORLEANS.
NV ORLEANS, April The Crescent
atty JOCKEY Clubs winter meeting closed
o-dav, 1t has proven very successful.
First receive furlOngs-Denver won /;
Turkstone second, Aramlnta third. Time,
l:034.
Second receive furloncs-Bill Howard
won; Belfast second, Mildred thrd. Time,
i:02i4.
Third race-fve furlongs- Hubert O'Neil
won Tom Harding second, In Time third.
Time. 1902 ~.
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth
Phelan won, Excelsior second. Uncle
Frank third. Time. I:504.
Fifth race--six furlongs-Blaze Duke
won; Tee Mike second. Pigeon third.
Time, 114iE.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
ATLANTA. Ca, April 1.-Chicsgo. IA; At
lauta, 10.
CLEVELAND BEATS SAVANNAH.
SAvANNAH. Ga, April 1.-Cleveland beat
Savannah to to-day. Score by innings
Cleveland, l o 0 0 l X-runs, 4 ; base
hits. 3 errors. 2. Savannah, 0 0 0 0 0
0-run, / base-hIts, 2; errors, 3.
BALTIMORE. 80; MACON. 6.
MAcoS. Ga. April The first game OF
base ball between Macon and Baltimore
resulted in the defeat OF the home team bv
"A score Of tO32. Batteries-Miller, Abbey,
aud Hess; Wadsworth and Clark.
NEw YORK, IS; PRINCETON, Z.
NEW York, April About three thou
sand spectators witnessed the Princeton
New YORK game this afternoon. The
weather was perfect. Score New York,
IS. Princeton, 7.
CINCINNATI, II; BIRMINGHAM, 4.
CwcINNAT1. O., April AT the exhibit
ton game to-day between the Cincinnati
and Birmingham Base Ball Clubs the score
stood Cinclnnatis. II Birmingh hams, 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
BURIAL OF MISS MATTE srusss.
An once for the Telephone Company.
Other Fires Yesterday.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispasch.I
GLoucEsrER COURTHOUSE. Va, April L.
Miss Matte Stubs. daughter of Jefer-
son w. Stubs. and sister OF Senator
Stubbs. died yesterday and was buried
this afternoon.
The Board of Directors OF the Tidewater
Telephone Company will meet on tuesday
next to secure on Office for the company.
their Office having been burned in the re-
cent confagration. The business OF the
company suffered comparatively little by
the FIRE, as the superintendent fixed the
instrument and switchboard on fence IN
the open air and soon perfected communi-
cation. The Office has been transferred to
the Masonic Hall and everything is now
running smoothly. 8.
The directors Of the Gloucester Charity
School held meeting at this place to-day.
There were three fires in different parts
of gloucester county to-day-a barn and
two small dwellings, all the property OF
colOred people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
SUTTON AND BEECHER.
The Yh,skev-Receipt Foreers Languish
IN Jail-Others Possibly Involved.
fBY telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

LOUISVILLE. KY, April IA. II. Sutton
end his book-keeper, William Beecher,
languish in jail in default of bail in the sum
of 34j, coo and $50 900. respectively. Bond
was fixed at first at $4,000 each, and de-
spite the efforts made by the attorneys Tor
the accused no bondsmen were secured.
This bail was reduced somewhat
by Judge Thompson this morning
however. and it IL now said that SUIT
ton will be able to furnish bail. The pre-
liminary hearing was set for next Satur-
day. The amount OF money obtained by
Sutton on his fraudulent receipts Is, 1t
seems, much larger than was at first esti-
mated. Attorney KOhn declares that the
speculations Of the accused will aggregate
100000. A rumor has gained currency
That Others besides Sutton and Beecher
are involved in the forgery and distribu-
ton Of the bogus receipts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02

prooae today. The tes.ator. after =
vislhg sundry real estate TO friends III.
CIV; NV,VvO TO distant relatives in. 80
iano. AID $4,000 70 his executors1a 'o 60
r ,no remainder of his estate to thu, b v
onrieson.. No trusts are cregaSot .ne
Guy lssmply made his residual snN.,h
!, Is thmght that the estate WIZ, ness wo, asa
ABOUT $4,000 after all the III e 1919 are
PAID. The deceased was eh ea.an own
scotsman and gardener. w Osmr acIe
from scotland half q cents ago anu ac-
quired vtalth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02

TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH Is NE pa
per of Virginia. Others have been ex.
cited 10 ambitious efforts TO equal It,. but
none has reached lis standard. The fact
Is that no paper in Virginia spends a.
much as the DISPATCH TO obtain fusl and
accurate news. --svesburg Vsrgtnians
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Ncvs Grains from Gre.nviIie.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GRKExyuLE, n. c., April 1.-Rev. L. L.
Nash. ID. D., pastor Of Fifth-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Wilmington. is
spending a few DAYS among his friends
here. where he was once pastor for num-
Der of years. He preached in the Metho-
dist church last night and night before.
Cadet J. B. Cherry returned home Fri
da, night from Horner School. Oxford, 10
spend the Easter holidays with his parents
Miss Carrie Coghill, who has large Inu.
sic school here. LETT yesterday morning fol
her home. in Rocky Mount, TO be absent
until after Easter.
Two new business houses are expected
10 be established in Greenvllle during the
next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Contributions from Crewc.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CREwE, Va. April Passion Week ser
vices have been held hero every evening
during the past week at the Episcopal
church. conducted by the rector, Rev. W;
during the coming week, and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. J. W. Mcbride, of Lexing-
ton.
At the last regular meeting OF Masonic
Blue Lodge. No. l23, the first degree was
conferred upon Mr.. Tanner s. Harlan,
Our local paper. the Headlight. Is rightly
urging the necessity of tho prompt sani-
tation of the town.
Mesdames Junken and Balsley, OF Har-
risburg. Pa, are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Hiram Burkholder.
Misses Cornelia n. Adams and Louise
Budd, of Blackstone. are in the village.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
".-Rs LOSE THuR LIVES.
A. i-rio,Ion in the ,eiison Shaft at
ShAmobin, Pa.

graph % IL DIspHtch.l
s-.- -c. Pa. April a miners lamp
.E...slou ~ .he Nelson shaft at
-. morning Ten dead bodies
. .... recovered Many miners cs-
humber ne still N the mine,
.r.. poets otescape.
....- .I muies ylu perish from sui
r-h. Pat dd James Brennan,
L.an are among the missing
... ,H.c- 10 YESTERDAY being holiday
.r.. not o. many men al work IN tue
..r a- usual IAo mlno Is ope-
~ . Il. c31n & Go.
... .a.wu whether there are any
u.le. which IS burning terce-
.-. -u.u'arr danger Il an explo-
-.lte THIS a force Of men and oih-
.ly iy battling the flames aud
.l wore all found in the red-ash
ga irL place the smoke found ia
-u tle VEN 200 feet below. One
.-. len &c thrown out OF employ
--> -EE SUNBrR or DEAD.
'tff. ct discovering Superintendent
Co., ..- r.oeI that the ten bodies re-,
--l -He rtt.ash vcln comprised
o.. -.. l.-ucr az the dead.
.. Obj. hardest kind of work was
...s., impossible for the volunteer
+-.-. .-tl.ui-a the flames, which at ?
I. .' uuIir.ted to the red-ash vein.
t4 .-er orders were issued 10
' % bun creek into the mine.
..-e.. .a.a month. and many more
!ioW before the NINE Will be
....-.. L o. resume operations.
--. tyu BOYS WITHOUT WORN.
'.r... the 900 men and bows who
... .. Iorhlng IN the NINE Will have
......l ogmcut elsewhere.
E...- ..cfur Brennan arrived here
'--- aIl viii probably order that an
lo! Monday.
I.. 70. lausdon IL Co.. the operators
.Ie. viii reach $4,000.
.. -.4a.r- OF the victims VIII be
- .- Ines lay next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Fighting Fire Near Reldsville.

RE1DsvILLR. n. c.. April 1.-The woods
are afire near Reidsville. the smoke beng
plainly discernible from town. The wind
has been blowing gale all day and at noon
messengers came in for aid. which was
promptly furnished, men going out by the
wagon-load to battle with flames. DR.. W. D..
Couts. who owns a fine farm near here,
suffers serious loss as a result, his dwelling
wood being destroyed. Farmers are burn
ing pIant-beds and high winds caused the
trouble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Active Tobacco Week Ia Henderson.

TLOfrcbpOHutACtV I IuU IsIVuNIVIu IIDF17'rII
HENDERSON. n. c., April LIN tobacco
circles the week closing to-day has been
an active one. Receipts have been fair
each day, with heavy sales on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Chlcken-pox is among the children here.
So far there has been no serious result
from the disease.
1t Is thought that the peach crop In
this section will be a failure, the fruit
having been killed in the bud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
yIunowincs from weldon.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, n. c., April Judge ". A.
Hoke will preside ut Northampton Supe-
rlor Court next week.
Greenesville county. Va, makes good
showing. The Jail doors are wide open.
Two mad-dogs were killed OF Conway. IN
Northampton county.
The condition of Judge w. A. Daniel re-
mains unchanged. He IS very III.
Mr. n. II. Ellington, OF Winston, IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Clark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
FIERCE FLAMES IN ALeEMARLE.
It Caught from Brush and Spread to the
Mountaius-Othcr Robborfes-
rorro,nooaonco o, the Richmond pisp..ch.l

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispasch.l
CH.R1orrEsvrILK, Va. April IA fire
broke out on the place of Mrs. Philip
Edge. Jr.. near North Garden. caused by
the burning of brush. The flames soon
spread 10 the farm Of Mr.. William Durrett.
burning his ice-house. kitchen. and other
out-houses. 1900 new. fenco-rails. fences.
ETC.. and swept through young orchard;
besides doing other damage. The hre hau
gotten into the mountains aud was BURN
ing fercely Yesterday, 4.
Thomas Turner (colored was sent 70
the penitentiary for two years YESTERDAY
in the Corporation Court for stealing
chickens from the hen-house OF Mr.. John
Fry.
BURGLARS AT WORK.
The post-ofice was broken into the
same night that the store-door OF Mr.: >.
o. Hudson was priced open. A numper
of stamps and few pennies we're stolen.
On the same night the Richmond and Dan
vile freight depot and tie store of Mr.. W.
q. Brown were also burglarized, but very
little booty was carried of from either
place.
DEATHS.
Henry Hudson, aged l6, died suddenly az
the residence OF his father. Mr.. Richard
+. Hudson. at North Garden. yesterday, OF
pneumonia and congestion OF the brain.
The funeral and burial took place to-day.
Miss Sarah 81. Bishop, daughter OF Mr.
w. ii. Bishop, died at the residence OF heI
parents yesterday. Her funeral and burial
took place today.
Mr.. r. II. TAFT, Of the Hercules Iron.
Works Chicago. is IN Charlottesville. lie
will superintend the putting in of the ma
chinery Of the Virginia Ice Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Mnles and Cows Burned in a Barn.

t1IV-taI 'VIVIiI"'II % wv II
GREENSBORO, \. c.. April IA barn be-
longing to Dir. +. FutreIl, of jamestown, n.
c. was burned Last night bv ascoundrel who
mules from the barn. The building was
burned TO the ground and two mules and
some cows were burned up in the flames.
A posse headed by Deputy-Sheriff ii. G..
LONE are on the thieps track and will pro-
badly run him down before morning. He
has been seen by several parties since the
theft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Collaboration I'm Charlotte.

Correspondence OF the Richmor1 obpatcn.l
GREEN BAY, Va, kpril la big IRE has
been raging both north and south or here
for several hours burning over miles OF
land: also, railroad.tIes. fences. &c.
Miss Leila Carson, who has been teach
ing school here. will close her school next
week, and will leave at once for Stuart;
One Of hor pupils, Miss Sallie Owen. VIII
accompany her.
Miss Blanche Hardy, who has been teach
ing in Nottoway county, has returned to
Lunenburg, taking with her Miss Mary
Bryder. of Nottoway.
Mr.. Willie ID. Price. who has been sick in
Washington since Inauguration, returned
to.day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
An Editor Dead
telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y NVIVkIoVTI 70 st1V 171't'@F|11'I
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 1.-Gibson
Peacock. editor-in- chief and principal
owner of the Ecenm1 bulletin of this city.
died suddenly at his home at $3.50 o'clock
this evening of heart-failure while sitting
in a char. Mr.. Peacock. who was II years
old. had been allins since before Christ
mas but be attended to his business until
Wednesday of this week. Since then he
had remained at home, not being confined
10 his bed, however. The deceased leaves
no family, his wife having died two years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02

March were 3,is9.i17 pounds. Sales for
the same six months Of last year. 20.6o4.27
pounds.
At late hour this evening Captain W.
agent for his wife, Mrs. Blanche Robinson,
made an assignment for the benefit OF his
creditors. The liabilities will amount to
about 81 1000: assets unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
A Residence Burned in Durham.

DURHAM, n. c., April 1.-The residence
of Captain /. N. Link, on billiard street.
was burned this afternoon. Mr.. W: Il.
Israel. the occupant, saved tao most OF his
furniture. whlch was insured IN the North
Carolina Home Insurance Company.
The trial of Wayland Rollins for his life
is in progress here. He Is the LEGGED muir
derer of Sandy Jones. A number of wit
nesses tor the defence were examined to-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Darcy 20 Darsnce Vile.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y toiosreph W '"o N'"Pe
NASHVILLE. TESy., April 1.-G. d. Dazey,
Of the frm of Dobbins Il Darcy, who iailea
last week, was arrested to-day cnareea
with fraud in connection with the Com
mercial National Bank failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
CARRIAGES.

BARRETT-yAN DER STEEN.-Mar-
ried. in Pensacola, Fla. March IS. 1893. by
Rev. w. p. Hurt, at the Methodist parson-
age. Miss CLARA ESIELLA BARRETT,
Of Fort Barrancas, TO Mr.: FREDERICK
JOHAN VAN DER STEEN. OF Chicago.
The bride is the beautiful daughter OF Su-
perlntendent +. =. Barrett. of the National
cemetery at Fort Barrancas, and the
groom is a gentleman of Chicago, who has
epent the past winter at the maynard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, April l.-Receipts 200 head cat.
tie, 100 sheep, and 500 head hoes.
Sales: 900 mead cattle, 100 head sheep, and
500 head ho.a
Prices
Cattle, bsst, 5e5lSr. eross; medium 70 good.
sAa4Ac. gross; common TO fair, 3jlstc grosA
Bulls, 2Hs24c. gross
sheep, 51fs0c. gross.
Uoss Sa0c. net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
Yves, Point Social Ne,e..

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dis3stchI
WEST PoNT, Va. April l.-Mr. Q. p.
Chiffon and Miss Marian Collins, OF this
place, were married IN Richmond yester-
day. They are not expected back for q
day or two yet.
Mr.. Henry Bell. OF near this place, has
done very generous act. he recently
purchased house and lot at this place.
lie has bad 1t thoroughly renovated and re.
paired and has placed 1t at the disposal OF
the Methodist church TO be used as par
sonage free Of rent.
Mr.. w. Z. Lipscomb has accepted posi-
ton upon the stat OF the West Point PIr-
DR.. La Fonzo. . Richmond specialist. Il
here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
ASTOUNDING SAFE ROBBERY.
Bold Manner in Which Local Cracksmen
Stole $500 at Lexington.

Especial telegram TO the DisDatch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, April Thieves effect
ed an entrance last night INTO the JOINT
ticket-ofices of the Chesapeake and ONO
and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad here
at the depot and secured $3.50 from the
safe. They carried the safe through two
doors TO the depot-gard adjoining. through
which runs one of the principal thorough
fares of the town. ana under the electric
light knocked of the hinges and combina-
ton with hammer and priced the door
of with crow-bar. A United States ex-
press messenger who sleeps in the room
adjoining was not awakened by their
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
CHIcAGo LIvg-sTOck NlRKgr

CHICAGO, April Cattle: Receipts 500 head;
shipments 100 head. But little business; no
stock sufficient 10 make = market; TOP prices
for the week, sJ.7jaeoOJ for the best native
steers : s4aS4.b0 for the bost fed IexanA
Hogs Receipts, 5000 head shipments,
5000 head. Market steady az 15aSOc. decline
for the week: common aud mixed, sd.2Js
s0.7J prime heavy, s0S0as0.9O light, s6.5Oa
5000.
Sheep aud lamts : Receipts loo head
shipments, none. Market steady top sheep,
s5.l5as5.6J: top lambs, s6asd.JO.