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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
Officers Elcctcd---A Jump in
Tobacco Prices.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch. /


DlSylLLE, Va, January 29.-Thc
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Danyiue and Western and the Pied
mont Railroad Companies were held
here to-day. The directors elected from
this section Of the Danyille and Western
road were J. d. Blair, }. q. Penn, c.
II. Conrad, }. Ii. Rangley, ID. Ii.
Spencer, and IL. c. Lester. Colonel 4.
b. Andrews was elected president and
Colonel G.. X. Griggs, OF Danville, SUI
perintendent and treasurer. The south
ern directors OF the Piedmont Company
elected were }. Is. Pace, +. X. Burton,
j. |. Pritchett, L. H. Miller, W. I.
Sutherlin, and J. NJ Neal. Colonel
Andrews was also elected president of
this road.
The tobacco receipts this week have
not been large, but prices have taken a
decided Jump, especially on all grades
Of brights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
A New Application.

tJudge.l
Cumso The phrase, 1.-The good die
young does not refer to people.
Fangle thought it did.
Cumso mo it refers to good New.
Year resolutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
HAVING ON THE 9TH DAY OF

L 4 JANUARY, 1898. qualified In the Chancery
Court OF the city OF dion nold al executor under
the will OF MRS. FREDERICK SOPHIA NENZEL
deceased, hereby notify all persons having
claims and demands against tho estate u
said decedent. and all persons who are indebt-
ed TO said est1,e 10 come forward and present
their claims and said matters OF ndebtedness 10
me fer 80 tlemeat. JOHN n. NENZEi,
"a 22-Su4t' Executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Lilly G. Morehead. daugh-
ter of MAJOR j. Turner Morehead, of
Leaksyille, n. c., to Mr. b. Frank Me-
bane. The ceremonies will take place
ct Leaksville on February 8th.
The forthcoming marriage Of Miss
Harriet Lily TO Mr.. ". q. Pace, OF
Danyille, is also announced.
Major w. L. Sutherlin speaks in the
highest terms OF the Richmond banquet,
arl says that it was a great success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

Superior Naftugs 10 Is,
worth much moce.
zoe. vsras nice Tapestry Nrl..,. ..
5sc-regular Price So.
a. Yards nice tapestry NA-t'.
yari-roeular prce, So
no wards nice lafrstry h-''
G2ttc.-reguiGr ~ -r, 'N'.
~ wards good Tapestry Cor.
III ~, ya.rd. doe st,nson ye,'s. lir.-
regular price. sl.21.
itb yarGs extra nna M'l1-i ,l'.
2Oi, yards nice Brussels lAf.''
yari-reguisr price : ~,
2Ois yards extra super hfAHs'''
Der yard-regular prirf, -
% yards good Brussels ca, %.
20 yards good Brussels Carp. a.
lar price, SO. 49,, ,..., ....... ..
nat a. 75c Der yard regular ffi .r.
IA yards good Brussels tafie.' '.'s
- S5,l Yards s,inson Velvet a. so-.'-'
priS S:9 sI. nne s,inssn Velvet c,-ls'a.
az. 81. and o. yards eaSl' al
p' 10 rIecss RoIbury BRUSSELS Caro-
22as, 5, gb.. IN. ~, O. "a -u,s
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2ss. / "a snd i0ls yards each a. -
20 20 Yards Atwood Ingram Carpet a.
regular price. s0c. o.. -, ~.
regular price. oOc. ,-..,.tr..
regular price, SOC. ,,.......tNt-
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A5e. . ysrd. JCLissshN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
PERSONAL
HAS ARRIyED.-MR. WILLIAM

4 Il SHRINE representing Hawkes. Crystal
lzed Lenses. Is In tho city, and eau be psulted
for few days AZ the drugstore OF X. u. Cabell,
Jr., & Co, which IL tho headquarters In Rich
mond for these famous glasses- Mr.. shrtver IL q
practical optician, and all those suffering with
their eyes will do we'll 10 SEQ him. No charge
for festIng eYes. Ia 2a-Il'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
MCADAMS & BERRY

WE ARE PREPARED TO FUR
w NlSH private families by the year with
the ri BL>r AND FRESHEST BUTTER NJ fUc.
per pound, delivered twice per week. send
orders % Post-Oflce Box 349. city, or telephone
~ farm, No. l2lL B.
BLOOMlSGDALE STOCK COMPANY.
IN 22-Su, IhsSu3t
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No Rivals.

Puck.I
He who himself doth love full well
We envy all. foz he
VIII never feel has bosom swell
With cruel Jealousy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
THE NEW SOUTH.
MEETINGS-Fifth Monday.

SYRACUSE LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYrHIA%.
IyASH0E LODGE. KNIGHTS or PGrulAs.
RICHMOND LODGE, ODp-FELLOWS.
IND,NNOLA Tribe, RED MIS-.
ANNOWAN TRIBE, RED MEN.
LEE COUSCu. MECHANICS.
PATRICK HENRY COCNCiL. MECHANICS.
REsCCE LODGE. GOOD rkMPLAKS.
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TEAPLARS.
NGIIL CATHOLIC UNiOS.
~" COMPANY. FIRST NlRGiNTA REGIMENT
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
10y ORDER on THE ROARD OE

~ DIRECTORS Of the RICHMOND ELEYA.
TOR COMPANY a general meeting Of the
stockholders OF the said company Is called 10 DO
held NJ the Office Of r. D. HOtchkiss. Pace build
ing, Richmond, Va, THURSDAY, February 23,
1898, at IL b., for tho purpose OF taking action
urOn the question 81 rebuilding tho elevator or
winding up the affairs OF the company and such
otner business as may come before tho meeting.
"a 24-td c. T.. MELLFORD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

UPTOWN OFFICE, 433 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET.
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RICHMOND TRANSFER CONPANY,l
EIcnMnND. Y A. J1nunrN u IhAA

hiAhhofDt - " tAAAols -of 1910.
A y ADJOURNED MEETING OF
= 4 the stockholders Of the RICHMOND TRANS
FER COMPANY will be held AT tho office OF the
company, 0Ol east Main street, MONDAY,
January 30, 1893, at II % clock noon.
{. A TAYLOR, secretary,
Tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29

Anletters and kilograms must be Addressed 70
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be rsturusd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
OLD DOMINION BUILDING AID LoAS)

RICHMOND, Va, January I3. S03
H'HE THIRD REGULAR ANNUAL
Il meeting OF the shareholders Of the OLD DO
MINlON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
viii be held IN the rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, Richmond, Va, on TUESDAY,
January 81, 1898, the date fired by the bylaws,
Tam CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer
j. TAYLOR ELLYsos. President. ia l3tJa3li
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
MI TISGA

OFFICES AND MEMBERS or
- RICHMOND COUNCIL, No. 7, ORDER or
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS: You viii
assemble at your hail. Seventeenth and Nam
streets, TODAY Sunday at 1870 =. NJ. sharp.
% pay the last sal tribute OF respect 70 our de-
ceased brother Ii. G. FERGUSON. Members Of
sister councils invited 20 meet with U.s.
By order OF the Council
K. GORNTO, Councillor
J. J. GCYsR, Recording Secretary. "a 20-lt'
HEADQUARTERS l.. Z. LEE CANT, No. l. c. VI
RICHMOND, VA, January 30, 1888 I
GENERAL ORDERS No. COM
N RADES: You are hereby requested 70 A.
semble, Ia uniform, az Lee-Camp Hall THIS
Sunday EVENING at > O'Clock, TO attend tho
GUSsON.
BY order Colonel THOMAS F. POLLARD, Com
mauder. !. TAYLOR SIRA lTON,
"a 29-lt Adlutant.
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Card OF rates for more space furnished on ap-
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

Tho DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered to sub
sribers at yIyTTM cESrs per week, payable 70
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28

home, No. SIS East Eleventh street. OF
this sum he missed $40. After the |
money had been taken, Herrick's sus-
picions rested upon the prisoner lie |
placed two one-dollar bills in the trunk |
and set guard to watch it.
THE TRAP WORKED SUCCESSFULLY.
On May 18th he sent word for Sophia
Bailey TO come to the house, and set a
trap for the prisoner. John Beekley
sworc that he saw the prisoner extract
the money from the trunk. The notes
were marked NV. S. Jr." Officer Peter
son was called and arrested the prisoner.
The State then called Daniel Mackay,
bright little 5-years-old tot with blue
eyes to the stand. The little fellow was
about to take the stand to tell how he
found the notes discarded by the alleged
thief, when the court decided that he
was too young to qualify as a witness.
''Danny" seemed disappointed at the
courts decision, but made no audible
demonstration of his displeasure. The
tive-years-old is an unusually bright
wait for his age and thoroughly com
pretended the Importance of the situ-
alton. The little fellow is a nephew OF
]. w. Mackay, chief clerk for the road
foreman of engines Of the Delaware
division.
The State here rested.
Mr.. Woolley then called the prisoner
to the stand. She denied taking the
money and said she knew nothing about
it. Several witnesses were called to
prove the reputation of the prisoner for
honesty and fair dealing in the COM
munity in which she lived. They said
it was good.
The case was still under way when
court discharged the jury at o'clock
until $50.
II. Ii. Ward, counsel for William E.
Gallon, who was arraigned upon three
charges of obtaining money under false
pretense and two counts of forgery,
asked leave to withdraw plea Of not
guilty and entered one of guilty.
Among those victimized through Gal
lions rascaity are William b. Cars.
we'll, William Condor, the Charles
Warner Company, John Turner, Frank
Pennock and number Of others.
Mr.. Ward made plea in Gallons
behalf stating that he was the sole sup.
port of his mother.
Deputy Attorney-General Giles SAID
that under ordinary circumstances he
would not have replied TO the remark:
of cousel for the defence. The records
: of the court show, however, that
GALLON is an old offender and ha
: pleaded guilty to similar charge onc'
before. He said there was little evidenc'
: that Gallon had contributed farthint
for the support of his mother.
GALLON. GETS ONE YEAR.
Z The court sentenced GALLON to on
a years imprisonment. AS he passed ou
q of the court room number of his vic
+ tins were standing at the end of tn
jury box. Captain William Condor
4 turning toward the newspaper mer
!. said
4 "Those are my shoes the prisoner ha
# on"
i GALLON secured the shoes from Cor
!. don's store by presenting q forged checl
Il He has grown a moustache during hi
' confinement In Jail and looks sewers
At years older than he did at the time {
4 his arrest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Report of, the Maryland State Weath'
Service for the Past Week.

Report OF, the Maryland State Weather
Service for the Past Week.
The report of the Maryland State
Weather Service for the past week con-
tains the following:
Chesapeake City, Cecil County-The
rains of the past week have enabled
farmers to put the ground in fine condi-
ton for wheat seeding. Corn nearly
all in shock. Pastures greatly improved
by rain. Seeding will be generally
finished this week.
JOHN w. HARRIoTT.
Colora, Cecil County-Wheat seeding
progressing rapidly, though the acreage
will be considerably curtailed, owing to
low prices of wheat. Grass seed, especi-
ally timothy, is being sown alone. Good
results are reported from such crops the
past season. Very little rain the past
week. ELwooD BALDERsToN.
Millington, Kent County.-The past
week has been a good one for work,
and farmers have improved the time by
finishing corn cutting. Flowing com
menced. The acreage of wheat will not
| be as large as last year. Tomatoes not
very plentiful. Peaches done.
JOHN @. TURNER, P. NJ.
Roberts, Queen Anne's County
Farmers cutting corn and preparing
ground for wheat, the seeding Of which
will be general next week. Corn crop
| light. Not as much fallow broken as
usual. JAMES L. SCOTT.
fredericksburg, Caroline County. The
weather during the past week has been
very good for farm work. Corn crop
above the average. Fodder saving done.
Tomatoes coming in pleatifully. Wheat
seeding begun. g. Il QuIDoRT,
Greensboro, Caroline County.-No
rain this week. Weather good for farm
work. Fodder being cut Fallow ground
in course of preparation. Tomatoes be-
ing pick. Wheat seeding will COM
mence this week. A. b. ROE.
Bellevue, Talbot County-Corn cut
ting in progress. Ground in good con
dition for wheat seeding.
FORREST ScoTT.
Easton, Talbot County-romato cror
holding on we'll. Packers running full
force. Wheat seeding not yet com
menced. The farm produce at the
county fair made an unusual fine
exhibit. q. W. MINNIcK,
Brookview, Dorchester County-Tht
weather has been very warm. The
peach SSdSOl 10 ONci ulN eAlC SiOp pbbN'
, the average. Ground in fine condition
for wheat seeding. GEORGE L. LORD.
Barron Creek Springs, Wicomict
| County-Much corn is being injured b.
lying on the ground, and more will b
should it become wet, Fodder saVinI
generally over and in good condition TO
3 keeping, Sweet potatoes common. 4
few White Heaths being shipped TO
preserving. ALBERT Z. ACwoRrH.
, Twilley, Wicomico County-rhe yer
fine weather of the past seven days en-
: abled farmers to save their fodder i
+. good condition, If we should have muc
y more rain, the corn now lying on tn
: ground will probably sprout before
n cures. u. y. TwILLEl.
= Milford, Kent County, Delaware
= Farmers have finished plowing fc
= wheat and will begin to sow next weel
. Corn generally cut and fodder savin
{ over. All farm work well advances
Weather very seasonable.
I. Y. FoUIK
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28

While engine No. 10 of the p, w. q
B. railroad was shifting cars near the
works of the Jackson & Sharp Com.
pany Tuesday its crown sheet fell and
the emptying of the contents of the
boiler into the fire box caused an explo.'
sion. The dropping of the crown sheet
was caused by the rivets giving way,
The engineer, Richard Beck, had his
face and neck scalded and an arm lacer-
ated, and the fireman, Samuel S. Alex
ander, was also scalded about the face
and neck. Mr.. Beck was the more Sc
verely injured. Both men are expected
TO recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28

Clerk of the Peace Biggs was about to
swear the second jury when the jury in
the first case came in with verdict OF
guilty. Mr.. Hayes then withdrew the
murder in the Benson case, and entered
plea of guilty of simple assault. The State
accepted the plea and the jury was dis
charged until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
Lien Law Unconstitutional.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 26.-In an
opinion rendered to-day by Judge Hemp
hill the new mechanics lien law relating
to sub-contractors is declared unconsti-
tutional. The suit was that OF McMaster
against the West Chester State Normal
School.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
STEWARDS TIRESOMETIRADE
1t Makes Even His Warm
Silver Friends Uneasy.
CAMERON HITSA HORNETS NEST
He Will HearFrom the People
of Pennsylvania.

Senator Stewards Ceaselessly WaggiDI
Tongue Has Become n Nuisance Eve1
Co the silver Solons of the Senate--Tht
Eject of Don Camoron's Remarkable
Speech.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
FIVE YEARS FOR ANDERSON
He VIII Also Stand One Hour
in the Pillory.
IN ONE CASE HE WAS CONVICTED
And in the other He Entered
a Plea of Guilty.

End of the Trial of George Anderson, the
Kirkwood Rioter--He Was Convicted of
the Assault Upon Detective McVey, and
Then Pleaded Guilty to the Benson
Assault, After a aJury Had Been Drawn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
MOTION FOR A NoN.suIT.

Mr.. Hayes then asked for an arrest Of
Judgment on the ground that the State
had failed 10 prove venue and the venue
must correspond with the jurisdiction
of the court. He contended that the
assault occurred in White CLAY Greek
hundred, while in the indictment the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
SOPHIA BAILEY ARRAIGNED.

A jury was drawn to try the case Of
the State against Sophia Bailey, colored,
charged with the larceny of some money
from William S. Herrick. Peter L.
Cooper, Jr., appeared for the State and
Victor B. Woolley for the prisoner.
Herrick was called to the stand and
said he placed $50 in trunk at his
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28

Anderson was sentenced to pay q fine Of
$500, stand one hour in the pillory and
undergo four years and six months i'm
prisonment on the charge of assault with
intent to murder Detective NcVey. On
the charge of assault on william benson'
he was given six months imprisonment
He left the dock smiling.
William II. Johnson. colored, pleaded
euilty TO charge of larceny and was SEN
fenced to three months imprisonment.
In superior court. Saturday morning, the
adyisability of holding special session
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PRETTY SMOOTH TRAVELLING.
some of the Luxurfes of Magnificent
Railway Train Described.

Ii 10 conceded by connoisseurs of travelling
that the North Western Limited" OF "The
North Western Line" between Minneapolis aad
St. Paul and Chicago. ID the most magaificently
appointed. the most sumptuous. the best
equipped and altogether the most satisfactory,
in all respects, OF any train west of Chic sgo.
and for ina, matter without . superior in
America
Tho Northwestern Limited" leaves Mime
apolis every night in the year at 7:S0 o'clock,
st. Paul at s:l0 for Chicago, aud is the only
train vest OF Chicago equipped with q buffet
smoking library coach anu Pullman ana Wag-
ner private compartment sleeping ears Tie
buffet smoking coaca Is manihesutiy up
hols:eEed. is furnished with the latest pe.io l.
iesls and writing materials, large. easy chairs
aud toilet rooms. and with It's complete equip
mens for serving light refreshments MAKES the
traveller comfortable while making MS tour
ney though he was IN the smoking room OF
the most fashionable cub
The compartment sleeping cars consist o. ten
enclosed rooals, each OF which Is q complete
ssa:eroon By itself aud fnsares the utmost
privacy 20 ladies and parties travelling alone
who desire to o. free from contact with
strangers. These new sleeping cars were rst
introduced IN The West by sThe North. Western
Line ?. ". PARKER.
Puget sound Agent. III Cherry ST. Seattle
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PERSONAL

u. connolly, of King.sOa. Is q guest at the Ar
nagton.
". G Macaulay. of Victoria. is stopping at the
Rainier.
paaiel Dscop. of PhiIadslp hia. 10 q guest al
ths RAiuisg
Mr.. and Mrs. C A. Knbourns have returned
from the East
A. ", Johnson. Of Nelson. b C.. lie CUES, at
Ms! Gen Camille. of England. 10 registered
At tae Rainier.
}. v. shower. of Port Townsend. 4. stopping a.
the oces fentaL
T. II. A Freysr, of London. EnglAad is regis
tered ~ the Grand
~ J. Mclean has left The city TO Join hi.
brother IN sae south
J. ". Rroksw, OF stsnvcoa, registered At thu
Arlington Yesterday.
Mr., aud Mrs. George W. stesson, OF Monsesano.
are guests At the oceidssEsL
= IL Lewis leaves tonight for Portland 70 az.
sead the seeding Of his sister.
EIaery Mes;innis aud pr. ". Kelly. Of What,
com. are stepping 81 tie pllleF.
NJ aud Mira w. q naught ana family. n
ssaaw ODD. are guests ~ the ntllsF.
a r Fowle came up from Auaeortss yester
day and IL stepping At tue Nossnsra
3 ". Poser came down fEeIn Mount Vernon
yesterday. saa 70 siopptag st tie Grand
nsnisl ke.ishsr, who is 81 at Providence ho..
PLAT with typhoia fever. Is recovering.
Jonn Coliins has teen seriously III with erx.
sspelas IA the lace, but was slightly better Last
night
NJ. ana Mrs.. 4. Bowdsa retained last might
from two months yisIs 20 tae Nogla's fair and
the East
D. " Nsi!is. Ct Portland. superintendent a,
TIE sailway mail service fog the NortAws.t IA $
guest 81 tie Occidental
; W. MeCos. formerly messenger ca tie New.
ea'tle aud tFAnk.tn soaie, leaves TO-DAY lot a
tAFes neaths' visit g. CEAs la.dsv lie. lad
ArS James Meaesvy. OF HooIspors who IA,
hSeU visiting Tor couple a weeks in Tacoma
!osned hes basesna at toe Arl3ugsos YESTERDAY
!, l. L15ly. Who went 10 klagman. kyfs "a.
Ia 5ssite. writes 10 his brother & n. lAlly ,hat
- srrlved tasTe safely ana IA iEnpravinx in
AeatA
We Il \. fTvSssiSk ana son, C1sarxe, who
EAve AeSa raaFiag eXtsnsed visit Al the
"esses fair aad ether kzsteEa poiuls. viii re-
tara - tes eFgy tesRorram