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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
ENTRUSTED TO OTHER HANDS.
Mr.. Candlish VIII Leave Some One to
Look After the Gamblers.

Although Secretary Candlish, of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Will
leave for Brooklyn tomorrow. the evil that
he has done the Richmond gamblers Will
1--we after him. In other words, ne pro-
poses to transmit the legacy Of hls enter
prise to another gentleman. who,
1t IS said. will take up the mat
ter where he leaves 1t and continue
to carry out lis plans. What these plans
are is still a mystery. Mr. Candlish SAID
last night. IN conversation with repre-
sentative OF tho DIspATCH tnat ne mad
been requested 20 publish an account OF
his scheme N the papers, but ne could not
do this. as the time for his departure was
50 near AT hand. II had a conference
about the matter to-day said he, but
now am out OF II. A gentleman ~ this
citv has PROMISED TO take the thing up
where shall Leave IT,
Mr. Candish declined to diyulge any OF
his plan~. he was asked by the reporter
If the crusade would be extended against
the bar-krcpers. but To- this interrogation
lie again replied that the matter had now
passed out Of his hands. in tact, be inti-
mated that he dlslIkod % have his name
publicly associated with the matter.
II difficult % ascertain what the gam
hlers have done since the report OF Mr..
Ceudlish's movements became nOlsed
abroad An impression seems TO prevail
that the establishments were stlil IN iui
blast SATURDAY aud last night, though theS
were conducted on more orderly prlnct
nIl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
NEGLECT is FATAL
Awful Consequences from Ll!!Ie
Things.
A Spark Elndles the Greatest Of Csnlla'
graliOB.
So from Small Beginnings Come Inc
sanity and Paralysis

How little people realize that neglect g
fatal! They do not understand thst mead
ache. loss Of memory, confused MIND men-
tai depression dull, dizzy and bad-teehng
head. irritabilitv. nervousness. sleepifsS-
ness, with tired and unreireshe1 Whki.s
tired. numb. trembling. or cold limbs and
feeling Of nervous aud physical exhaustion
are the sure forerunners OF m'an'ty or
was weak aud nervous said Miss
Pauline Roe, who resides At so6 Seyenth
avenue. New York city, "and finally nad .
stroke of paralysis. lhe suherlng l en-
dnred was unbearahle. My speech wa!
,mnaired my mouth drawn 20 one side, AID
the pains in my head were maddenins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

I saw an advertisement IN the papers ot
Dr. Greeno's Ncryur blood auc n'rye
remedy. / sent for BOTTLE, aun before !
had taken half of ~ I w,s certain 10 W.,
helping me. Have taken hye bottles a.i ...,
can truly say that the good, wondetiul
moliclns Dr. Greeues Neryura blood
and nerve remedy has cured ms aud l ow'
my lite 90 lt.'
ise TN, remarkable medicine when yon
feel the nrst symptoms coming on aud you
can bee absolutely certain az cure. - -
always best 10 prevent tho actual stroke "t
PARALYSIS or insan ", and tins great remedy
will certainly war. % OF.
Tine remedy ls purely vegetable AMI
harmless and druggist keep II Tor -. 10
i. the prescription and discovery Of Dr..
Greene. Of 81 west Fourteenth street, New
York, tho successful specniiat iu curing
nervous and chronic diseases. ami he can
be consulted free, personally Or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Mayor Euyspn for Lioutenant-GoverDor.
fYrserllys State.l

....l.. ..,...i.4 o,,on, +boeo
~ l- Rel,i"i'y va I,rc,I,7o MI
VINO n,o CI.ri-., n G,torr.n is n
yes .DA. ion, I'o" ,,i.. roro Cor 1ho rrhnr-
--" ..,,,,,',t.,n ana tI,et urlcss the
h'oi.'. i,.'.',',,i m ,,lI Lc named bv
uu' l,' ds % l,'.',,o,o,,,. nn,n,nee 10
y. ''1' ., .'-,'..- '7 MI ,,,,,'.
s', ,i', f,.', ,l'.t - is practicable
H.. w." " -. ~. ,,I,1 vii 6sad fLo
s''' ''.' l' -. 1.,,l'' '' .,..rs., ID. fait as T.,
....I b.. ,'.',,,,,'.as f'r IIrutoulut.
'' .,. l,o1erJ. Ihe
'u' ,.,'','l ,'.r-ar. 'bay.. been men
.,-,-'.i t.r serI rIare. Ink SD far M Is
l,',,.', ,l.'.,., ..r', n, .vow.i candidates al
nrc.,,,t
Rorerrlv many friends of Hon. }. Taylor
Fl.rs.n lgv, bosn urging Linn to allow
I'M. name t1 hr used for the nomination
f.r t-e second plqrc ON the ticket. lie has
,.,+ .,.,.r tive answer. hut has told
,n WHO hayr anprOachod him On the sub
1.ct hat he would CONSIDER 1t high
honor 90 Doc Observation-Disclosures. and
tbat La would thintth matter over care
mn, and d3 what hc deemed 20 be for the
best interest 81 tho party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

purpose shall have control OF such premises
during the period OF occupation, subject TO the
orders OF his superior commanders; and any per-
son who inTrudes. contrary % hts orders or the
orders OF his Superior commanders, or who In
terrupts. molests, obsructs. or insults tho troops
or any OF them go occupying such premises, may
be dealt with as prescribed In the preceding and
following sections for like offences az the discre-
ton Of the oricer in charge Of the troops or his
superior commander
The Armory was erected by the city at a
cost of $4,000, and the military supple
mented this sum by contributing some
~ 600. which was used To finish up the
structure and furnish the company-rooms.
The building is under the control OF the
Council. but the section quoted has been
construed by some 10 give the colonel OF
the regiment full control of the premises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

James II. Cation OF Alexandra. Frank X.
Hipple of Philadelphia, David g. Leech
and Henry S. Leech of New York, Frede-
rick Mertens OF Cumberland. Gordon q.
Noble Of Philadelphia. Francis A. Reed Of
Alexandria. and James 5. Swartz OF PhIla-
dclphla
The Washington, Alexandria and Mt
Vernon Railway Company hold its annual
election OF officers to-day and chose Mr.
q. l.. Abbot. Of Philadelphia. president 1;
T. A. Reed, of this city, vice president !;
Frank X. Hipple. Of Philadelphia. score
tar,. David G. fccua, OF New York. trea-
surcr: ID. ". Holden, of Nashville, Tenn,
assistant treasurer; III. W. Cooper, super
intcndont. and Messrs. Griffith r. Abbot.
Park Aercw. James r. Cation. Frank X.
Nipple. DAVID G. Leech. Francis 4. Reed,
and James :. Swartz, directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
The First Regiment veteran Corps.

The Committee of tho Veteran Corps OF
the First Regiment held meeting at tho
Armory last night tor the purpose ot hn'sh,
iny the organization of tho corps. AL
mombers OF the regiment who nave served
three years ara eligible to membership N
the corps. and the committee invite all
those who have such record 70 unite
with them at the next meeting, which VIII
he at the Armory at 8 Z. NJ. Mrrch 9Th. CIR
culars of invitation to the meeting VIII nr
sent out 10 all who can be reached. II IS
the desire OF tue corps 10 Intend tho
World Fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
AnnuslrIsc,ion nfOmcsr.

lelocpf the Richmond DsUaich.l
...t.it. February u. - The Land
Improvement Company, tho
tte Lew Alexandra town site.
nag to-day III the oaice Of the
.l fauiax street, and elected
wig oincers @. T.. Abbot. OF
.,ia. PRESIDENT; Park Agnew, OF
-'4'e wee president and gene
.--.fr g. g. Noble. Of Philadel-
.ary. and r. a. Reed. treasurer.
-' i'.o".ng board Of Directors was also
Charles h. Abbot and Griffith Il.
"''V' v! ftlSdelphia, Park Agnew and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Rise in the R.ver-snow at scottsviIIe.

Tho heavy rains which have recently
fallen in Virginia have caused the river TO
rIse considerably, but there seems to be no
danger of a freshet. The stream was up
about two feet 10 this city yesterday and
rising slowly. Reports from points on the
river show that II Is $ feet above the usual
tide at Columbia and feet at Lynchburg.
At the latter city 1t is still rising. while at
Scottsv.lle the water is II inches above the
usual mark. There were three inches OF
snow at Scottsvllle yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Ni1rlnin nredging Company.

The first annual meeting of the Virginia
Dredging Company was held III the Office
Of Colonel c. Z. +. Burgwyn yesterday.
Reports were submitted showing tho
organIzation 10 be IN, good condition.
year as follows: President. c. p. T.. Bur
9Wyn; Secretary and Treasurer, Thomas
Elicit. Directors: c. p. L. Burgwynn.
Thomas Elicit. Lewis Ginter, Thomas t.
Jenries aud n. Y. Randolph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

THE Dangers Of Great CITY " was pre-
sented at the Theatre last night; 1t Is
typIcal melodrama full Of incident and
comedy. and found favor last night with
the galleries. who applauded 1t enthu4i-
astically. The play Is not worth much.
save as vehicle for clever limuers OF odd
phases of character, but there Is fairly
good company who bring the humorous
features into considerable prominence.
Miss Ramie Austen makes very clever
tough girl' ,r,
AT the matinee this afternoon 1.-The
Dangers Of a Great City" wall be present
ed. and tonight Guilty Without Crime "
will be tho h.Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Washington Evening tar Independently l3'h.l
There appears o. be very little iounda-
tiou f.. reported alliance Of the nlted
States. RUSSIA. aud France. Careful IN
OUR, does not sustain this Interpretation
Of the treaties recently concluded between
the countries named. it Is asserted that
ri'.re ~ no provision III either Of the
trea,ie. very widely differing from the ex-
tradition treaties negotiated with Great
Britain. Germany. and other powers: one
of the senators who Iattcupated IN the
discussion Of these treaties has since pun
hc.y expressed hIs opinion that the rat
cation of these treaties would be regarded
by Euss.a and France rs taclt agreement
couentiuc those ancient bonds OF alliance
which had led France TO aid rs N our
revolution, oud had induced Russia to send
IFS feet to our moral aid when Napoleon
was trvIns 20 induce Great Britain to re-
cOgnlzo the COuleieracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Concluding. MIR. Gladstone said: Z" viii now
release the House from the painful consideration
Of details when It has pursued with unexanpled
nattence. have tried 10 convey the iunca-
mental conception and spirit Ot the scheme.
submit that the plan may be- Imperfect Uut
hone it VIII receive impartial c0nhideratoh.
Although there may be friendly hnu
unfren1ly criticism, | hope ! shall not give
offence whon express my deep conviction mat
a plan closely ressm Uling, II not Identical Wlth'
the recent proposals OF an independent legl7la-
tive chamber lor Ireland may shortly become
law There IL ono risk, and that - II the con-
,-oversy l. unduly and unwarrantedly prolOngei
the demand for solf-gOvcrumeuE 10 irish
affairs may become demand Tor repehi
OF the union aud the ,-oHtaDlsuinrst
M dual supremacy IN these ISLANDS. hope that
the ship OF state will be steered from that rock
: / must Tor my own part say that never
will and never can De party 10 bequeathihs "
nv country the continuance OF this heritage o.,
diSoord which has been handed down from gene
ration to generation with hardly momentary in-
tavrnption through seven centuries-tuls
har,tsge OF disoord with all the evils
that follow IN its train. wish no
nart nor LOT IN that process. IL would
na misery for mo II | bad foregone or omitted III
toe-e closing years of my Ire any measure twas
no.siblo Tor me 10 take towards upholding ana
nro noting the cause which believe 30 De th9
canse. not OF one party or one nation, but ot All
parties and all nations 10 tbsso nations, Wow
Inc them as do, with their vast opportunities
nnder a living union for power and happiness,
10 thase nations / say. let ire enueat
xou--if Il were my latest breath. wouiu 30
sntreat you-lot tho dead bury theIr deai, ana
30 a, beplpd you former recOllectioos OF pyeohe
ella cherish love, and sustain ono anothe
through eli TIE vicissitudes OF human a1airs "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
O,.orth. Missing notes supplied.

]. TAYLOR Ellyson. chairman II the Relic
Committee Of the Ladies Hollywood Me-
mortal Association. was in receipt Of an
album OF Confederate notes which only
needed seven specimens TO make 1t COM
plrte. One Of tho missing specimens WAS
the - note. the design on which repre-
seut~ an allcgorical conflict between the
North and the South. Yesterday a gen
tleman OF this city sent Ms. Ellyson one
~ fL.en IlfNl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Aiain-Ntrret RnnnMata

There were two runaways on Main street
Yesterday about noon. horse hltcned 70
a pbaeton. in which were two ladies, be-
came frightened at an electric car AT tho
corner of seventh and Main streets and
ran down the street to Eighth. where he
was stopped. Fortunately there was no
damage done, but the ladies were greatly
frightened About the same time team
ran away in front of the pos.-office and was
not stopped until 1t reached lower Nam
afraei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

pied by Mr.. Hermann Rosenberg and
caused considerable damage to the wood
work. The tree was removed yesterday.
The rams which fell Sunday night were
the heaviest that have prevailed here for
many weeks. The weather was quite cold,
and while the streets did not become Slip
perry the trees and electuc-wires were sll-
yered with ice. The cars had considerable
difficulty in moving. as II was no easy mat
ter TO keep the trolleys on the heavily
slaata1 yirez
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
MANY Deaths from rneumonia.

The whole number of deaths in Rich
mond last week was 4s--30 white aud Is
colored. This was an increase OF over the
corresponding week last year. The prin-
cipal causes of death were Pneumonia,
0; bronchitis. A. intantile lockjaw. 4;
heart-disease. 3: consumption, 8: apo.
plexy, Group. and old age each. Five Of
those who died were over 20 years OF age
and l6 were under yeaE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
O'Donneu on Trial.

PrrTsprRa. February 13.-Ihe case OF
HUGH O'Donnell. the first chairman Oh
Homestoad's famous ADVISORY boaru' W. W.
mornine. O'Douncn is charged with mur-
der during the riotof July 9th. Hiss per-
haps tie most important OF oil the cases
IN connection with that event. The theory
of 90 earlv 20 avoid the rush was gwen
practical illustration, and the orimiual
Court was fairly packed long before tue
court officers made their appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
SOUTHERN PRESS ASSOCIATION
steps Taken to improve the Service of tho
Organization.

IDy IoI'BIANN 10 II0 ~ ''7E171'I
CnATrANooGA. TFNN., February 13 "A
meeting of the Board Of Directors OF tho
Southern Associated Press was held at the
Chattanooga TmeS Office to-day. The fol-
lowing officers were present +. =. Howell,
president: Patrick Walsh, treasurer; f.
r. Glass, secretary; A. :. Ochs, chairman
Executive Committee, together with l. L.
Stockton of jacksonville. }. {. Hemp
bill of Charleston, r. =. OBuen OF Blr-
mincham. j. /. Rapier OF Mobile, and j. II.
EstlIl of Savannah. Steps were taken 70
improve the service OF the Southern Asso,
Grated Press. The board was entertained
AZ handsome luncheon at Mr. Ochs's resi-
dence during the afternoon: The body
passed resolution Of coincidence IN refer
ence 10 the death Of Dr. Norvin Green.
president Of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

There are two kinds the courts tell you-
a temporary and permanent Injunction.
A temporary injunction gives relief for a
time only but wnen you take simmons
Liver Regulator for Dyspepsia aud md
Yourself cured that means permanent ln-
iunctlop. lt's the same when taking the
Regulator for Malaria and oil affections OF
TIE liver and kidneys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
R,okeu Dow. by the storm.

A large tree which had become weighted
down with the sleet that accumulated on
its branches fell Sunday Eight on Cary
street near Second with 0 tremendous
crash. Several Of the limbs struck win-
dow-sash Of house No. lis, which u occu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

The Mozart musicale which occurred last
night was very interesting one. The
programme was rendered by the Schubert
Male Quartette of Chicago. fine group OF
singers who have ofton been heard here.
MIR lott. the basso. will be pleasantly re-
membered because of his round, pleasant
voice and his muslcianly phrasing. The
ouartette was assisted by very excellent
violinist and a whistler, both OF whom were
I.Ataa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
AN EXTRA SESSION WANTED.
Memorial TO the Governor Adopted by "A
Meeting At Mathews Courthouse.

MATHEWS CounrRorsY. Va, February
-. At mass meeting of the oystermen
held here to-day resolutions m"moraIlzlng
the Governor to cal au extra session OF
the Legislature 90 extend the tOngng sea-
son 60 Tho lst ~ May and O. make neces-
e,r, notifications lu the oyster law for
the rch.f of ogstermeu were unanimously
ad1ptcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
ifeuOr for Carlisle.

Washington Evening star. l3th.l
On Thursday evening at the Arlington
Senator Carlisle Will ue rendered compil-
mentary banquet by his colleagues ana the
Wee President. Covers Will be laia lor
%n,, Morton. will honor the next Secretary
~ tbe Treasury By dinner that Will no
donht be a memorable one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Ihanksto the Press.

The Womans Christian Temperance
Union OF Richmond takes this opportunity
of thanking the press of the city FOR rs
uniform kindness and courtesy IL publish
ing reports and notices of DR.. Aliens
work: also the churches that We're 50
kindly offered for her use.
Mrs A. T.. WATT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Mrs Dr. Mary II. Allen gave the closing
lecture Of her series at the Young Woman ;
Christian Association Yesterday afternoon.
There was "a good attendance, and when
the lecturer concluded she was rendered
tho thanks OF the ladies' 10y a rising vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

A deed Of ass .grment was fled in The
Clerks office OF the Chancery Court late
yesterday afternoon from ". \. Shelton
Co.. doing n grocery and confectionery
business on Church Hll. Dir. James II.
Crenshaw Is named rs trustee. The laOi-
htles are about $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
sLElGHlNG IN STAUNTON.
Costs OF the Commonwealth Grently In
creased by tho Miller Decision.
lenoclal teleeram % the plsnntch.l /

STANTON. Va. February 13-Snow be-
gan falling here yesterday afternoon. aud
continuing until this morning covers the
ground 10 "a depth Of SIX inches. MANY
people were ont to-day enjoying tho
sicigaing.
The grand Jury has been in session for
three DAYS past and has found true bills IN
many eases. The criminal docket OF the
llustings is much burdened. and the con-
segucnt costs 10 tho Commonwealth are
greatly increased by the recent decision Of
tine Court OF Appeals IN Miller re. the
Commonwealth, winch decided that a
large class OF m.siemeanors heretofore
disposed OF iu the Mayors Court must be
tined hy court and jury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
The About Armories.

In view of the recent discussion about
tho use of the Armory being granted for
the Memorial Bazaar, the following from
the Code Of Virginia may be of interest:
"sEcrlos 362. How PLRsoys iSrKuDIsG IN
MILITARY HALL DEALT WnH.-Eyery oiicer
vhose command occupies, assemblies, or drills
IN an axmogy, drill-hail, or building used !or sach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
~. N.lentlne,. Dnv.

To-day Is st. Valentines Dav. and there
arc many now coucelts not only IN valen-
tines proper. but IN useful aud ornamental
arlcles that ma be clessed ~ Valentine
Day presents. OF lac wears the custom OF
sending valentines has fallen somewhat
into dl,u-e here. but 1t promises 10 cx9e-
rience revival with tins anniversary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Are You Married ?

II il the small anuoyances that worry
ILL over night, no milk man 10 the
,noruipg' Sou, no cream for the coffee. no O. milk
Tor y the baby. The Gail Borden Eagle
~, Rr.nd .i1 Condensed Milk IS always ready for
nss Grocers and druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

makes very delicious ami nourishng drink. b
Is particularly adapted Tor persons ot weak IL
gestion. Offering therein from all osher cocoas II
the market. Sold eyorywhsre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Alpersons afflicted WIKI Dyspepsia. Darnna,
Cole. and oil kinds q uiiges'l0ns vii nni I'LL
mediate reliei AMI sure cure ~ nsins ANDo--
rrRA BIrTERs Tho only genuine Is manAIi--
turei by DR.. J. G.. B. Siogort & s)l9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Ladies, II YOU want a stylish Dross made
~ order. with or without seams, perfect
fl guaranteed wltnout trying on. Spool
mon of work on exhibition. Ms lam ful-
lam. No. west Broad, over Harrison ;
drupetDra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

TngTHaoAr.-" BROWNS BsoScmAL rnocnEs ,
act directly on tho organs VI ,he voice. They
haye An extraordinary oi.ct ia al disoriers u
the throat,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Indications are Tor 2 clesrdny AMI = big crowd
AZ LEVY s. DAyIss spring D.esa-Ioois Opsa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
MI. Rnrton,s Condition.

Mr.. Peter J. Burton, who has been very
III for nearly q month. was perceptibly
weaker last night, but at midnight was
resting quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14
Meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association, at Norfolk, Va, February
18th TO 10Th.
$3.50

$3.50
Richmond 10 Norfolk and return rid Pc
tersbare and the Norfolk and Western
railroad. Tickets on sale February 18th
10 18th inclusive, good to return until
February II. 1888.
The ONLY line running solid Pullman
Vetibuled Train and through Pullman
Parlor-Car between Richmond aud Nor
folk.
Trains leave Richmond from Byrd street
Station daily ct A. ~. $40 i. NJ. ana
$3.50 Z. NJ.
For full information apply TO
X. W. COURTNEY. Passenger Agent,
s3s esst Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

There is no denying the fact that the ar
rival Admiral" cigarette has opened up
70 smokers heretofore unknown luxury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

The entire Dress-Goois stock at LEVY & DA-
vIs's will DO on exhibition today. Can no" ahl
SEQ tho choice styles and designs u tho season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

- IRAIN WRECKED.
.t t.cl severely Iojared-EnRine
htl Iltec Cars pitched.

t.... ..-am io TIE pisoAtch.l
Nt.. Iebraary 13.-At Hor-
oa fLr South Atlantic and
.. ... west Of the Natural
evening" slide caused IA Sc
.f freight tfaiu. Ihe eA-
..f.. cars acre ditchod. Engi-
.r was caught under bis en-
..a-toi bush had 10 run six
.. assistance % e6trlcate HIN.
'.-.g. leI-siill alive but serious
fireman PettUOhn and Cast
badly injured. The injured
.t Duhleld. Conductor Bush
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

No. 1i4s, W. d. Sutherland. north Mon
roe street. stable.
No. AZ, Thaw & Fisher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-14

Old papers for sale at p cents hundred
at DIsPAICA office.