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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26

The lovers Of good music will enjoy
rare treat on Monday night. The cele;
brated New York PHILHARMONIC Club VIII
los the attraction, assisted by the talented
Miss Marion s. Weed. who made hne
impress on on her last visit at the Mozart.
This is the programme:
PART LII. SeXtette, Op. 60 tdelnrich
Hohman), allegro. andante. composed
for and dedicated to the New York
Philharmonic Club. 2. Fioioncollo solo,
ca Nocturne, OPP. Q. No. 2 Or. Chopin;
6) Papillon, Butterfly" %. Popper),
Mr.. Paul Miersch. 8. (d) Romance tSaint-
SaensJ: 90 Spanish Dance (tr. Cowen),
New York Philharmonic Club. 4. ARA,
"NobIl Signor.n from Huguenotsr ~.
Meyerbeer). Miss Marion ). Weed.
5. Violin solo. 20 polonaise. OPP. 81 (H.
Wieniawski), Mr. Johannes Miersch. -,
PART LII. Quartette. VARIATIONS
On. -, Y. q. V. Beethoven. two violins,
VIOLA, and violoncello. 2. (d) Adaglo,
THE Shepherds Lay n Moonlight Night +"
(Arnold krug), composed for and dedi-
Gated to Mr. Weiner; (6J Allegro "a Ter
schack). Mr. Eugene Weiner. 3. 90
"Leibestraum,n dream After the Ball y
a. Czibuika); o. "Patrouilie Enfantine "
IL. Glllet), New York philharmonic Cue.
4. Songs, (d) Romano "a Rubnsteln);
Cd only tor One" "A. Randegger). Miss
Marion S. Weed. 3. Slayonic Dance, No.
CA. Dvrok), New York Philharmonic
Clnp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
En,crtnIncd tho Au1illary.

The Auxiliary Committee of the Worlds
Fair Board. consisting of Mrs. Thomas
Christian, Mrs. James Pace, Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson, Mrs. j. ]. Lewis, Mrs. Percy
HAYES, Mrs. Emanuel Raab. Mrs. Charles
OBJ. Cowardin, and Ars. James Peasants,
met with few invited friends yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. James
Peasants. on Franklin street. to listen TO
Mrs. J. Logan. a most accomplished elocu-
tionlst, and Miss Bessie Logan, q young
lady whose attainment is wonderful IA
harp soioist. BotA OF these ladies' are
from Little rails, y. Y, and are visiting in
the city. They are thoroughly efficient
and artistic in their respective lines. A
recital is being arranged which will afford
the people OF Richmond rich treat, both
intellectual and musical. II IA possible
that the ladies Will appear IN tho principal
cities Of the State during the next month
under thu auspices of the WorlPs-Fair
Board. The leading papers and some very
notable people have endorsed Mrs. and
Hiss LOGAN by very ilattering notices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26

At the regular stated meeting of Unity
Lodge, No. SO, /. D. .. f., held In PowelPs
Hall, Churcn-Hlll avenue. the following
preamble and resolutions were offered by
the committee IN charge and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. our Heavenly Father has called
from our midst our esteemed brother. Past
Grand STEPHEN w. REYSoLDs and where
as, during the many years he held mem oer-
ship in our lodge he ever characterized the
true principles OF our beloved order IN al
ways manifesting desire to cheer the de-
spondent, to watch by the bedside of the
sick, to bury the dead. and to strengthen
and susta n the afflicted brethren. as well
as exercising his capabilities for the good
of Odd-Fello wship; therefore be 1t
Resolred l. That by hls unquestloned
fealty to Friendship. his untirlng devotion
to Love, and his fearless adherence TO
Truth he constituted q shining light
among us. and we will ever cherish his
manly virtues, aud though hls noble spirit
has made its flight TO the happy home OF
our cardinal principles. yet IN our memo;
ries and enshrlned III our hearts ne Will
ResolcCd. 2. That in his death Unity
Lodge, No. sc, has lost one OF Its truest.
oldest, and most honored members. the
citv good citizen, and our order po-
tential worker.
Resoirei. 3. That we tender to the be-
reayed family our hearty sympathy and
coincidence. and that o framed copy OF the
above resolutions be furnished TO them,
and that they be spread upon tho minutes
of the lodge.
JosEPu L. CREEPY,
w. 4. Mason. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
IhE SPRING LIRE
Auspicions Opening Of the Ivy City Track
at Washlngton.

WATISoroS. February 25.--The Ivy City
Jockey Club opened to-day what promises
% be q good race meeting, with an attend
ance OF 1900, fair track. and good
weather.
First race-fve furlongs Speculation
won; Ella second, st. Patrick third.
lime. l:01.
Second race-half mile-Maud Row won;
Bon Sutherland second, Syracuse third.
limo. "a.
Third race-seven ,furlongs-Pelham
won; Harry Alonzo second, Van Dyke
third. Time, 1874.
Fourth race-six iuriongs-Drizzle won;
Stratnma5d second, Belwood third. Time,
l.2lA.
Zingara second. Honest Tom third. Time,
52>3.
THE GLoUoEsTERrRAcK.
GLoUcEsTgR, N. j.. February 25.-Four
fayorites and two outsiders won at
Gloucester today.
First racs-seyen and one-half furlongs-
Pestilonce won; Lum second, Michigan
third. lime, l:43A.
Second Tace-four and one-halt fur
longs-MaIor AcNulty won; Pathway Sc
cond. Sue Rider (coit) third. Time. 5924.
Third race-six aud one-quorter fur
longs Trsdesman won Gonzales second,
Shakespeare third. Time, 1854.
Fourth race-three furlongs-traulsin
(geldIng) won: Adele (flly) second, Midget
third. Time. 40.
Fifth race--iour and one-baf furlongs-
Verbena won; Censor second. Roy Lochlel
third. Tine 57S4.
Sixth race--six furlOngs-Lallah won
Alright second, Repeater third. lime,
l;22>..
AT GUTTTSDUBG.
GUrTENBUBG, n. j., February 25.-An e1,
cellent card of SIX races brought crowd
70 the hilltop race-track this afternoon.
The track was in poor condition. but good
sport was witnessed, nevertheless.
FIRST race-tive eehths OF mile-Com-
| forter won; Vera second, Text third.
1 Time, 1.Oi.
Second receive and one half fur
| longs-Right Away won; Eleanor second.
/ Froennson third lime. 1:1l@4.
Third receive furlongs-Benjamin
won; BRYAN second, Lucy Clark third.
| Tine, t:0l"l.
Fourth raco-one mile-Inferno won :;
Pauaway second. Laura s. third. limo,
| 1:H
| Fifth race-three furlongs -Beatitude
! (gclding) won; Unfaithful second, Bow
! knot third. Tine 81.
| Sixth race-scven furlongs-Relief won !;
| Character second. Vanwart third. lime,
lJll4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
AIe1andria's Charter-mIil at Work.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disoatch.l
ALExANpmA, Va. February 25.-The
charter-factory IN Alexandra is again In
good running order and is turning out
charters at a rapid rate. Yesterday the
Columbia Hotel Company OF Washington
was chartered. To-day Judge Norton
granted charter to the Washington
Gas and Pump Company. whose object
Is stated to be the manufacture and
sale of gas-pumps and machines. Its capt.
tai stock IS fixed at $4,000. divided into
500 shares. Mr.. John S. Beach is its local
agent. Its officers are b.: President, A. L.
Welch, Washington, ID. g.; Vice President,
Michael Doran, Washington, ID. c., and
Secretary aud Treasurer. q. Y. At Lee,
Washington. The above officers, with
Messrs. Wilmot Lake and Edwin S. Malow,
constitute the Board or Directors.
The steamer W. W. Colt today starts
upon new line to the lower river, en-
bracing landings from this city to Nomini.
Leonardtown, Rock Point, and Chaptico,
at the mouth OF the river. The trade from
the lower Potomac to this city and WASH
ington has become so heavy that there are
now five lines of steamers engaged In 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
Attemptto Blow To a Distillery.

CrNoINNATI. o., February 25.-There Is a
report Of q daring attenpt to blow up the
DoiswOrth distlllery at Cummlnsyilie late
last evening. A trap had been set to blow
nm tbe whole concern. and it was only dis
covered after a great deal of shTewd work.
Under the building, in place to be
reached by high water. was quantity OF
phosphate snhydrite and nitro lyeerine.
Phosphate anhydrite explodes when IT
comes in contact with water. Ibis woul d
ignite the nltro-glycerine, and the whole
distillerv and bonded warehouse would oe
blown to atoms. Precisely this scheme
was employed to blow up the Shuteldt dis
tlllery nj Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
TeNNe ssee,s Speaker DISCARDED.
The Charge Against Him In Eject That Of

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch-l
MEMPHIS, TENN, February 25.-Judge
Estes handed down q decision to-day dis
barring Speaker Davis, of the Tennessee
Legislature. from practicing rs On attor-
ney in the courts of Tennessee. -Four
weeks ago q story was printed when
caused the action Of the court to-day.
Nathan SIMON was bondsman IN the sum
of 5000 for jacob Lachman, charged
with arson. Lachman fed, and Simon Sc
cured Dsvis's services TO get the bond re-
dUced. 1t is alleged that Davis paid $1,000
into court, but told Simon he had paid
S2.250 and collected from him S2,!50.
When Simon learned the truth he made
motion to disbar DAVIS, aud to-day 1t was
sustained. DAVIS In the mean time had
procured an indictment of the editor OF
the paper which printed the story for
criminal libel, and sued for $4,000 dam
ages. 1t il probable that he will be de,
posed az Speaker OF the Legislature and
expelled from the Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26

W1rNuvarov, n. O.. February 25.-Lee
smith, conductor of an electric street-car'
tnIlv and possibly dangerously wounded.
II appears that while Smith had gone to
snnper another conductor, who had taken
his place, Put a negro of the car for disor-
derly conduct. The negro afterwards way
laid the car and shot Smith. who IN the
moan time had resumed bis place as regu-
lar conductor. The weapon used was O
SHOTGUN charged with duck-shot. Smith
was wounded in the head and shoulders.
w. ~ rotnrned the fire with a pistol. firing
t tIo ,o' IN the negro escaped unhurt and
ha, not vet been captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
A PENNSYLVANIA SENSATION.
The Cofrode & sayler Co. Bankruptcy
i. Barrity a Receiver.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February pa sem
s9tlOn was caused late tins evening by sne
announcement that the COtrode IL Say
lrr Company Incorporated). controlling
tho Reading rolling mills, was insOlvent,
and that receivers had been applied for by
some of the principal creditors OF the
company. Shortly before O'Clock coun-
sci for the company appeared IN the Pro-
thonotarv's oAico Of Common-Pleas Court
No. 2. and fled q bill in equity on behalf
OF q number OF creditors OF CoirOde IL
Sayler (Incorporated), asking for the ap-
pointmeut of receivers and also for de-
cree declaring the corporation insolVent:
The court took immediate action and
after hearing the statements of counsel
appointed ~ receivers Joseph IL. COirode
ana William +. Harrlty.
Sir. Cotrode is the vice-president OF tho
CofrOde a Sayler corporation, as well as
vice-president of the Reading Rolling
Mi. COMPANY, and the president OF both
corporations. Francis II. Sayler, 10 the
! heaviest creditor who signed the bill or
application tor q recelyership. his claim
! beng IL round numbers 100000.
l. was said that the same motive i'm
pelled the soaking of this Teceivership that
was imputed IN tle case ot the Application
of the Reading rolling mlll-to wit, Yoiun-
tarv action on the part OF the managemene
To save the corporation from general
rad of creditors and to secure the best
administration Of its assets III settlement
or reorganization.
The Court has fixed the bonds to be fur
nished bv the receivers at Sl5O,0O0 each.
The receivers were empowered to con-
t,ol the operations of the works, and the
business will 60 on "a usual. Inc down.
fall Of the two corporations carried with
them the iron firm of j. +. Bailey " Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
Nmcuxirpous
RICHMOND ToHAco0 MARKET.
fRsportsd for Ne psgpoeohl


FEBRUARY 2b.--Prvats salss we're VT noAe
to-day and unworthy Of note.
Revenue collections cteasp and @gafsetess
S56.52; penalties. s7.20-sotAL Ar.3s7.ed
Private sales for week Wrapper, %;
smokers, 81; nilers. 63j cuttsrA Iol; darts,
so; scrap, 90: Tugs, II; sun-cuysd, p; western
2-tosal, 400 hogsnesdss
Revenue collections: ciran ssd Cissrsttss.
s20.4s0.25 I; tobacco. Sl0,44o.o4i spetd taxs
t35.42; penalties. e7.29-totaL csc, 172
Dark loose sales for week, 255,aol pounde-
$50 poands-higncss price, e7o. Total sslsss
x75, 263 pounds.
Loose safes we're very encouraging To quantity
and prices this week, ana very ssenIy oivsass
between dsrks and crights, TOO. Dark tobeoc,
showed better quality. and orights we're eoous
tho best OF the season With such large loose
sales. there wss little private trading done snie
week, though cutters we're quite aonye. some
new bright wrappers we're offered on Change
with q tow sales around SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1893.

Gun Club. OF Bergen Point, N. j.: tho
Country Club. Of Westchester: the South
Side Club and thu Westminster Kennel
Cub. Of Long Island; the Country Club.
OF Tuxedo Park. and the Riverton and
Philadelphia gun clubs. OF Philadelphia.
The mon will shoot for trophy--a solid
silver CUP. valued at $3.50, made by
the Gorham Manufacturing Company. of
New York. Each man will shoot at
twenty-five birds. thirty-yards rise and
fity-yafds boundary. and tho trophy will
become tho personal property of the win
Bcr. The trophy will pr obably 90 East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
negro Man Die, Suddenly.

Coroner TAYLOR was summoned to No.
100 south Eighth street yesterday after
noon to view the body of negro man who
d ed very suddenly. He had been sitting
upon a bench and the occupants OF the
house thought he was asleep, and when
they tried 10 arouse him they found he
was dead.
DIR. TAYLOR learned that the mans name
was Aleck Wilson, that he had been sick
for some time. and WAS quite hard
drinker. Death Was supposed TO have re-
suited from natural causes. Being q pau
per. he was buried at the expense OF the
rtft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
DR.. Dickinson in Florida.

DR.. A. I. Dickinson returned yesterday
morning from Florida and left IN tho after
noon for Halifax, whence be will return to
Richmond early next week. While in
Florida the Witness of Ocala printed the
following pleasan mention Of the veteran
editor:
"Dr. A. f. Dickinson, the senior editor
of the Religious Herald, Of Richmond. Va.
is always a welcome visitor TO Florida. he
has such broad, catholic spirit that bis
labors are not bounded by htates or sec
tioual lines. and when in Florida he be-
comes Florida Baptist and throws him
self without reservation into oil our DE-
nominational work. Florida as state owes
much TO him and bis great paper. lie has
ALWAYS presented our interests TO his host
of readers in their true light"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
Z. X. Ellis, Auciioneer,
2I cas-. Broad street.s

WE WILL SELL TO- MORROW
w MORNING at 1880 sharp, corner Firss
A AN ISy5 MAHOGANY. and other vURNf.
HORSE, DELIVERY WAGON. and DUMP.
3 MAHOGANY ANTIQUE Tables
/ MAHOGANY T. EDSIEAD. with carved head
board and teas,ec poles aud hair spring
SOLID IT'D NAiIoGANY WARDROBE;
/ MAHOGANY WASHSrAND;
Q WALNUT CHArBtRSUllS;
4 STAINED CHAMBER SUITS;
handsome RUG;
COVERED PAkLoR SUITE:
/ sILK-PLUsH PARLOR SUIT;
2 WALNUT wARDRoDEs;
. SandsHrn, iWAlNUr BOOKCASES;
/ yory fine MAHOGANY SECkEPARYi
I DOMESTIC aud SINGER MACHINE;
. MAhBLE-TOP SIDEB0ARDS;
g large CAKPErS-goof rs new;
3 handsome RUGS, FEATHER BEDS, rn-
LOWS, end B0LsTERo:
so cans'of PEACHES;
II TOILEi-SETS;
/ WALNUT ana / OAK ExTENsIoN-TABLE;
handsome sEhL-sKIN sACQUE;
SILVER KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONS;
LADIES GOLD WATCHES;
3 GAs-ST0YES:
2 WRITING DESKS;
/ good DRiyfNG-HORSE;
DELIV VERY WAGON;
DUMP-CART;
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. WAsHSTASDs,
MATT KESSES, anc sPkING BEDS.
Goods must DO sod. Come early. Seats TO-
the ladies'. AN. POLLARD,
70 20 Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26

inc Wednesday st IA M. at the Young
Mans Cbristian Association. After tue
general meeting thew will have confer
ence and report what has been oohe
during the past week.
The Council Committees on Claims and
Salaries and Council Printing will meet Tor
the transaction OF regular business To-
morrow evening ut $50 O'CLOCK. Lnere
was 10 have been meeting OF the Com.
mittee on Health ut the same tine' Out IL
has been postponed tor day or So
Major William b. 1saacs will go 70 wash:
ington tomorrow to attend meeting OIL
the committee appointed at the last TIL
ennial conclave OF the Grand Encamp-
ment of knights Templar. held in Denver.
Col, TO revise the constitution, CODE or
statutes, edicts. aud laws OF that body.
The Literary Club will be entertained
next Friday night by Mr.. and Mrs. Inomas
N. ChTtgr. 1t will be observed that IN the
society letter, printed on another page,
the meeting is referred to as having peen
held last Friday night The future IN
stead Of the past tense should nave Oeen
used.
The Chancery Court will adjourn for the
term on March l1th. The Judge VIII re-
celye no contested cases after that time.
The special term will commence on March
1sth and will be presided over by Judge
Keith. of Warren, who has been selected
by counsel, with the consent OF Judge
Lamb, to hear tho cases Of James os. brown
d Co.
"The Country Circus" closed : very
successful engagement at the Academy OF
Music last night. All of the audiences
were good and that at the matinee yester:
day was one of the largest ever assembled
In the house. There we're great NUMBER
of children present. and they were even
more delighted than the grown folks. Inc
circus is @ great success.
The Richmond Star Social Club gave q
pleasant entertainment at No. 1905 Pleasant
street Tuesday night, with the following
visitors present: Mrs. /. Wright, Mrs: a.
Burroughs, and Mrs Harris, Misses Alice
Burroughs and Bessie Christian, and
Messrs. K. ". Wright and j. A. Madison.
| Supper was served at ~ O'CLOCK, after
which dancing and games were INDUCED
| in until 2:90 o'clock.
There was quite a SOCIAL gathering last
| Tuesday night at the residence OF Mrs
| Robert Semi, the occasion being SURPRISE
party given to Miss Minnie Sent by mum
Der of her lady friends. Among those
present were Irene Brchett. Carrie trick
| i.onise White, Katie and Lena Semi. Louise
| WOLF. and Lille Gale. The gentlemen
present were Messrs. William Wolf, Harrl
| Krouse, William Zimmerman. teliI
Rogers, Charles, Semi, and Louis Briel.
| Richmond Arrivals in New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
DIM. Won.
MURDER ANO SUICIDE.
a Young Man Kills His sweetheart and
Then Himself

Gurlsrox. Tx. February 2j.--Ths
..ranlu Frank Gi.brough shot aud killed
...- y "a May Massam aud then shot and
t.li himself Gliorough was rs years
.- .ll at ono time employed Ia the
'.f. Colorado and Santa Re general
O.e,. Sis, Nassam was II years old ana
@ ..u chter % the resident physician. II
s.s... t8at Giiirouch has been al admirer
40 Nll-s Nassam's for some months. and
.it.r proposed marriage. Recently ehe
gave hlm assurance that she could not be-
come hs VICE. Her parents had raised
Serious objections on account OF the young
.by , ndcr aye. To-day Gilbrough went
O. me Messam residence aud inquired for
tne Young lady. saying: have come 10
marry Dora" Ms. Nassam informed him
Tat Dora was not at home, and tur-
ihcfmofe could not mary him. Ill-
trough left the nOu r.. and shortly sftcr-
"arIs met the yOung lady on tue street
with q younger sister. ue shot her ana
then himself. and both died almost M
Nautly. ClbrOugh had been acting
strangely several days. and the act IL
es-fILe4 10 Temporary mental alteration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
A weiI-Known nos, Passes Away.

BuHKEvmLE, Va. February sh-Mr. A.
Fl. Robertson. proprietor OF Robertson's
Hotel, died here last night at midnight.
He was 81 years old and q graduate. with
the degree of Bachelor OF Law, Of Hamp-
den-Sidney College and OF the University
of Virginia. For the past eighteen years
he has been keeping a hotel here. HIS re-
mains will rest in the Presbyterian grave
yard, Burkeyn'e,, de was ponse ana ,,, c saai
sad ct this intelligence. Burkeville loses
a good aad valuable citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear aud pleasant. The skies were clear
at midnight.
Rage Of tho thermometer at the front-door
OF the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Mean temperature. ............-.........A
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 25.-The trading in
stocks showed rather larger volume OF bust
ness. but the greater part Of IL was in loss than
half dozen shares, while the movements show
ed some irregularity and nervousness. Fluctuh-
tions In the general list were unimportant, but
the market showed considerable weakness in
some stocks on the DOOR showing Of the bank
-fo.au,anf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
Shall Crewe Re Incorporated?

Correspondence OF tho hiohmond Dspatch-I
CREwE, VA. February 25.-Ths question
as to whether or not this town should be
Incorporated is being warmly discussed
here. The best business element heartily
agree that 1t should be done. There are
about 1900 people here. A local govern
meut is badly needed.
Quite number of persons professed re-
lgion at the revival Just closed at the Bap-
fist church.
Preliminary engineering is being done
to-day for the proposed change in our
water-works-
Mr.. II. G.. Dyson, Postmaster here. re-
turned yesterday from On extended trip to
Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
C.,,,.1e C,evelnnd. aud gresham.

HARDWOOD, n. j., February 25.-Hon.
Holm q. Carlisle arrived from Washington
Of < o'clock this morning. At the cottage
he found the President-elect and Judge
Gresham awaiting him. Mr.. cleveland
and MS chief advisers had conference
which lasted over an hour, ana tnen
law Nys, Cleveland and Mr.. Cleveland and
n Carlisle went out for walk. Judge
Greeham took the 345 train for New York.
H. declined to talk about the object OF his
v,s;t and sa,d that he wouldLeturn TO Chi
cero. Mr. Carlisle will be MIR. Clevelands
,.,,o-r oyer SUNDAY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
rinsen. shoo,inr rnurnsm.nt.

CHICAGO. February 25.--Twelye crack
amateur eastern snOis nave entered for the
accommodating tournament TO be given
on the WssnDgton-Park Club-GTounds
ueIt Monday and tuesday. The sport IS
members OF tue Washington Park Club,
who arc experts at nipping birds on the
49, Ths sntxisx ganraxent the Cataract
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
STATE BONDS
THE ASSOCIATED BANKS.

NEW YORK, February 25.-Weekly statement
Of tho associated banks B.: Reserve, decrease,
s4.22l.125: loans, decrease, s3,947,7O0: spe-
Gle, decrease. s2,74l,300; legal-tondcrs, de-
crease, s4.2O6.100; deposits. decrease, s1O,-
900, 100: circulation, Increase, s53,7OO. The
banks now hold S9,354,17o In excess or the re-
dulremeL.ts Of the % per cont. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
eAlTiMOaE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 25.-vrginis 3's, 70ls !;
Baltimore anu Ohio Southwestern lists, lOS4
bid: do. LIST incomes, 70 bid; DO. % incomes.
2Sa34: DO. Sd incomes, 1lLal2: consolidated
gas bonds, ll3I9 DO. stock, bla6lA.