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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
FIRE IN OMAHA.
A Store, a Church, and "A Convent De-
stroycd.

stroyed.
OMAHA, NEB., February Sat I
O'Clock this afternoon. while tho Boston
store. at Sixteenth and Douglass Streets
was crowded with customers. slight
flame made its appearance In the front
part Of the store. II rapidly ran up some
draperies. and in minute the entire
store was mass Of flames. The cuSto-
rners and clerks rushed for the doors
and barely escaped with their lives The
fire department responded promptly TO inc
alarm. but the building was on fire from
cellar 10 roof In an Incredibly short time.
and all efforts TO do any thing towards
saving the structure or It's contents were
homeless. and The efforts Of the nremeh
were devoted to saving the adjoining build
inrs.
The next building north was occupied
by the Los Angeles Liquor and and cigar
Store. which was already on fire when the
department arrived. The fire also com
miinicated to the ST. Mary Masdalene
Catholic church. which adioined the Bos-
ION store on the west. The church was
frame structure. and was one of the
landmarks of the city. The priests resi-
denco and the sisters school were at
tachcG To the church. and oil three were
quickly licked up by the flames. scarcely
anything being saved from chuICh OF
convent.
The big hve-story brick building occu-
pied by Hayden Brothers just north
across tho alley from the burning build
ings. was on fire several times, but 1t
was saved.
During the hottest time Of the fire the
Young Mons Christian Association build
ing across Douglass street. was on ire
The first floor Is occupied by the Thomp-
son. Boden & CO.. ak a dry-gOods store.
and the remainder by the association
The Window-frames dOOr-casings, ana
awnings on the north end were burned
and the cornice and window melted, but
the building was saved.
The nremen succeeded In keeping the
fire within reasonable bounds by heroic
Efforts. 4 half block in the best business
part - Omaha is in ruins. and the total
loss viii reach at least $4,000. The Bos-
Ton store, $4,000. Los Angeles liquor
house about $4,000: church, convent. and
residence. $4,000; Hayden Brothers about
$1,000 Thompson, Boden x Co, cialn
about $4,000 All the losers are fairly
well insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
Tn. Richmond Dispatch as usual cor

The Richmond Dispatch as usual comes
to the rescue. and places its strong arm
between Southside Virginia and her ene-
mics. For its noble defence Of our peo-
pls against the recent vilifcation and
abuse heaped upon then the Dispatch
has the gratitude Of every respectable
white man and woman Of this section.
It is a great newspaper: we love II
because Il Is genuinely southern. we love
II because II Is distinctively virginian;
but we love II more because II IL the
great champion Of the cause Of white 81
pgsmaays-The 1lAa1steae ceusief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
ATLaNTAS BEAUTY CONVICTED.
Harry nm n Forgcr. According TO the
Jury+He Is Surprised.

ATLANTA. GA, February S.-Harry
Hn Atlanta's beauty, was convicted OF
forgery tonight. The jury was only a
few minutes out The verdict was made
up so quickly that the defendant had not
returned from taking a drink at neigh-
boring bar. when the jurors filed into the
courtroom. Hin was surprised, for he
had expected either a mis-trial or an ac-
quittal He was sent TO jail for the night
A motion will be made for new trial.
I'M was indicted for forging the name
OF Mrs Fannie Lowry Porter, WHO OF a
bank president, 20 notes. His defence Is
that she authorized him TO sign her name
She admitted that she had given MIN
money TO aid him, and had signed some
notes for him. but denied having s'gheu
six notes, which Hin had had discounted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
An Octoeenarian Gone.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. February
3.-(SpeciaL) -Wllllam Ryall. aged 81, died
at the residence OF his son. near this
city. His funeral will take place tomor-
row at Cross Roads, Fluvanna county.
The interesting injunction case OF ]. J.
Givens. executor, VS.. the New York Life
Insurance Company, was ably argued and
the papers turned over 10 the judge for
decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
COULD NOT COLLECT.
Lehman Brothers & Company. of Brook
Iyn. Closed by the sheriff.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, February 3.-Lieb-
nan Brothers e. Company, the dry-goodS
and furniture dealers. with a large store
on Fulton street. failed this afternoon.
They were closed down this morning by
Sheriff Butting on an attachment issued
by Justice Lawrence, OF the Supreme
Court OF New York. on Judgments Tor
5000. The firm could not collect from its
debtors. and could not extend its notes.
The assets are put at 100000, and the liza
billtles at $4,000. The firm employed $50
persons. II was one Of the largest houses
OF the kind in Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
RlOTINC IN LONDON.
Unemployed Hebrews and the Police Have
"scrap."

"Scrap."
LONDON, February IA sharp encoun-
ter took place to-day in front of ST. Paufs
Cathedral. between policemen and BODY
OF unemployed Hebrews. About go idle
Hebrews marched TO the cathedral this
afternoon. and attempted to enter inc
police drove them back, the crowd resist
ing The police were compelled to use
their batons, and twelve Of the rlotous
crowd were injured to such an extent
that Il was deemed best TO send them
TO hospitals. After their repulse at the
cathedral the crowd proceeded 10 Ira
falgar Square. where an impromptu meet
ing was held Three of the speakers who
addressed the crowd had blood-stained
bandages about their heads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
Disastrous Mississippi Storm.

COLUMBUS. MISS, February ga dis
most disastrous storm that has ever
visited this section swept over this city
at o'clock this afternoon. The wind
came from the southwest. and was pre-
coded by great cloud as black as night
In the immediate vicinity scarcely fence
is left standing, and the sidewalks are
blockaded with fallen trees A large por-
ton of the roof of the cotton factory
was blown away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

ATLANTA. GA, February 3.-Richard
Croker. the Tammany chief. passed
through here this afternoon on his way
to the Mardi Gras. The Albany Burgesses
Corps came in about midnight on a special
train. This organization is also bound for
New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
peixoto Tran.port CAPTURED.

BUENOS AYRES. February IA dis
patch from Brazil confirms the report
that the insurgents have captured the
government transport 1taipu. She was
captured by the insurgents warshlp Re
publica Admiral GonZalves. who was
aboard the Itaipu, made a prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
ANOTHER RIO SENSATION
Caused by the Seizure by PeiIoto OF a
British Tug.

copyrighted. 1891. by the Associated
Press)
RIO DE JANEIRO, February 3.-Thc
British tug Cardiff was yesterday seized
by order Of President Peixoto on the
ground that she had been smuggling dy-
Mantle 10 the insurgents. n large guam
tity Of dynamite WAS found on the yes
sci. The affair has caused sensation
scarcely less than that caused by Ad-
miral Bcnham's action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
Cundry Civil Eli.

WASHINGTON, j. c., February s.
The House Committee on Appropriations
to-day completed the sundry civil oppro-
priation bill. and directed Chairman
Sayers to report it TO the House. The OIL!
as reported. carries an appropriation Of
81. 20G.S92 being SG,O7iG20 less than the
estimates, and 50. iO9.92S less than the APP
propriation for the current fiscal year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
DEATHS

BRoCKwELL.-Died. A. ~. .,,
OF Mrs. Mary Gary, OIL PER-, .'es
Manchester, Va, at $40 +. II a.. u
TER A. bRocKWEI.L. Ia the s,i, " rs
OF her age. '" yer
copy. "s
coX.-Died. February -. A., 49,.
Il. NJ, at his residence. no No,.,'N>
street. THOMAS ". COX. IN tbe c,p
year % his age ' 80"
Funeral will take place from s, p.,.y,
Cathedral ~ 2'50 Z. r. SUNDAY 80
ary- ith. Friends AMI Relatives o, BIZ,
family invited to attend.
HALL-Dled. at her hcma q, H.
over county near Beaver Dam. Ia e. ',"'
day. January q, 1894. NJ. ,f,rur,
HALL In the s'ih year of l.rs..
Thou hast left MS ant We mia, ,,..
Sadly miss thee. mother f.tr.
In vain We listen for thg f..,.,.-.
sun We are thinkns ,hr! sr. ,..-
iy h.s son
kNOLTE.-Diei. OF sror'.,,
residence No. 73i vtst rr..l ..-
HENRIETTA, beloved VIE ., u....
knolle. Sr.. In the 9th year r.
She was born IN Rott pr.yl.. .t i,..,
over. Germany.
by request of deceased.
Let me 20, the day ia breaking
Dear companions. Do ma
We have spent nigh' of waking
In the wilderness below.
Upward now bend ny vlv
Fart We here az lr.. Oh 1l,.
Let me rO-f may not flrr.
Wrestling thus Wlth I..Iti ana 49,,
Angels wait my soul tl O,.f.
Where my Lord appears
friends and kindred weep nor AZ.
If you love me. lat ma eo
We have travelled lon- te..,h.-
Hand In hand aui heart ,n hear,
Both through fair and stormy a.,t,.,
And tits hard. 'us hari O. f.rt
Yet We must. F8rnAe'l fl ,.r.
Answer. one and al. 'AIelr
Funeral will take p'f., SUNDAY AZ.
TERNOON at l:30 O'Clock fsou So. l..'.,
German Lutheran chlll.
KUCHEMANN.-Diei. re'r,rv , ,s.,
HELENA KUCHEMANN. b.... Iv'.....
IL. Kuchemann and daughter Oh bid. ...f.
T. W. Thomas.
! The funepl will tax, p'fr, f.., s,
I JOnn herman Lutheran church 80 y.
/ DAY. February ith. az =. 81 rr.,l,
and acquaintance are invited % attend
Columbia Is. 60 papers p..n.s ,...
! PATTESON.-Dlcd. In New York. r.l.
ruary 3. 1891. WILLIAM 81 PArTr,ON.
/ son OF James \. and EuzA McCaN Pate.
/ son. formerly OF this clU.
The intcrment viii o. A. HOLLYWOOD
after arrival OF SO A. 81. u.l TUES
/ DAY, 9th instant.
MORTON.-Dled. February :. 1904
CLARA. eldest daughter % MB. l.a-
beth and the late J. T. Morton
Funeral from Centenary church on
! MONDAY AZ $50 o'clock.
NEWMAN.--Dicl. AZ his silence NO.
Il west Clay street. of 1880 g. &c. Fob.
ruary 3. 1891, HENRY NEWMAN. %
years Of age
Funeral will take place frm Pie hi,
residence at , L. NJ MONDAY AFTER.
NOON. Friends ami 1cqlAuAn,0s m.
vited to attend.
SCOTT. Entered into rc7t no "klrfsli'
Friday afternoon. February -t. JOANNA
VAUGHTER. wifi of jaime. 30 Scott.
and youngest daughter of E1Nafd s
and Mary l.. a. Banlon. hte oi Amelia
county.
Funeral from park.p'H.s Methodist
Eplscopa. church 81 NHAl 4t 30 g. ~
lnterment a. Hollywood fr,a8 ago .n-
! ylted TO attcni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
TO com SILVER BULLION.
bland VIII Call Up His Bill After the
Hawaiian Debate Il Over.

WASHINGTON. February at is the
nur1ose OF Mr.. Bland to call up his bill
Tor the coinage OF the silver bullion In
the Treasury. and the issue OF certificates
against the surplus in anticipation OF the
coinage a. soon as tho Hawaiian question:
IL out OF the way. There is very strong
impression that he will have suihcieht iol-
lowing to secure consideration, but On
effort will be made TO shove some other
measure in the way. The sundry clVi
onnrorrlation bin, which was reported this
morning. will probably ia used TO an
tagonize the silver bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

PITTSBURG. PA, February 3.-The Pio-
neer Pottery Company. Of Wellsville, o.,
yesterday acceded to tho demands OF the
striking potters. and work will be resumed
at the old wages Immediately. One hun
dred and fifty men will be employed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
saxinrs Bank Humiliation.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February Sit
was announced to-day that the Lol\s-
Vile Dime Savings Bank has gone into
liquidation. The bank was started In
July, 1890, with a capital stock Of s25.ooo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
EcdcraI Trensnrv HnIance.

WASHINGTON, February S.-The net
Treasury balance to-day decreased nearly
81 900, 900. At the close Of business me
gold holdings stood At SGS,ill,01O; currency
Sl4.53l .03s This shows an increase In the
gold of nearly s. 10000. and decrease OF
nearly $4,000 900 in currency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
Mr.. JOHN 3. ALLEN DEAD.
He Was Married -Four Times and Was tho
Father of Fl Children.

BUCHANAN, VA, February S.-(Spe-
cial John b. Allen. n prominent citi-
zen and an Representative OF this coun-
ty in the Virginia Legislature. died at an
early hour this morning ut his residence
at Waskey Mills. lie had been married
four times and was the father OF twenty
one children, most OF whom survive him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
Elnuring Mills burned

WILMINGTON. DEL. February s.-The
extensive fouring-mills OF William Lee &
Sons. Familiarity known as the Brandywine
Mills, were destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss, $4,000 to sll5,0oo Insurance about
three fourths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. February 3.-Flour-
Spring patents. S.&Q5.N, family, N-'S
80.
Wheat-steady at 59959hc.; No. red
59c
Corn-Steady; mixed firmer; No. 2 white
Oats-steady and in demand; No.
Pork-Mess. sl3.25ais5O; clear mess
$500; family, sl3.y0.
Lard-Job sales. steam leaf. nc; kettle
dried. &C.
Bacon-steady; shoulders, SIC; short
rib sides, 7&.c. short clear sides. Sc.
Whiskey-Steady Al SIS.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. February 3.-No pro
ducc market on account OF the funeral OF
Alonzo 4. Harlow. president of the Mer'
chants Exchange.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. February 3.-Noon-Cot'
ton quiet; free supply Offering; prices
easier American nlddling. ed Sales
5000 bales: American, 100 bales; specula'
ton and export 30 bales. Receipts, 300
bales, American, 1850 bales. Futures
easy at the decline; demand moderate
February and March. 9-6id. March. and
Aprl, fi-6id.: April and May, 4 13-eA9i
l2Gid. May and June, i-64d. June and
July. 1 l0-sid.; August and September
1 y-6id.
/ p. M.-American middlIng. I'D; Feb.
ruary and March, s-6fni Sid. March
and April. lo-6if(i i1-sid.. April and
May, l2-6id.. value; May and June
t-Gtl.. sellers; June and July. : i5-6ls
1864 : July and August, 4 n-6id., buy
CPS: >Auguat and September, Z $3.50
i9-Gia.; .eD,ember and October. 1854.
buyers. F.t'ses closed dull at the de-
cline
NEW YORK february 3...-cotton--Mid'
ding Gulf 3-iic. middling uplands;
-. N.f A
barely steady. sal.~. 800 bales: Febru.
airy. N65. March. $50; April. S.7d; May,
Ss2; June, RSS; July, Nsi, August.
S.ss: September. S.s2; October. S.e; No
yember, N.ss.
and so FAR this week, all ports. if2i7 bales
exports. Great Britain, 25.$S bales
France. 800 bales: Continent, 1903 bales
stock, 1,0i9,225 bales.
Total v.sia,e supply OF cotton for the
world. i5s9,i 2i bales, OF which f.oS5.E,
bales are AmcrIcan against 4.Sl5.s2i and
Receipts at all Interior towns. % ~ bales
Receipts from Plantations, i03.sl bales
Crop in sight. 6iSi1iG bales.
NEW ORLEANS. February s.-Futures
steady: saleS. 50 800 bales; February. s.2i
March. $50: April. N.A; May. Nt9i June
~; July. 1.s'; August "ss; September
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. February 81
Rosin frm: strained s0c. good strained,
&c. Turpentins steady at S'sc. Tar quie'
at soc. Crude turpentine Arm; hard. N.os
soft and virgin, N.Io.
SAVANNAH. GA, February s-spiriss
turpentine, &C, for regulars Rosin nfm
with good inquiry: a. y, &. - and =,
Nc: 100: G pS q M3 l. ~
81 vsssr.xnNs ~ ~A-.-aran.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. February B 1894.
Offerings. Wheat. 10 bushsls. Com White.
600 busheis Oats, 900 tn sho,s.
busheiA
Quotations. Wheat, lcusbssry. 63se6t<c;
mixed. 62a69}1c.; shestbe1rys eQAosc No =
sss1 ~ - vi ss''' ST is's;s e - .s:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
STUMP HAS RHEUMATISM
Tn. Fact VIII Delay tho Deportation OF

Cixar-Makers from Key West.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. February B.
superintcndent Stump. Of the Bureau or
Incarceration. is confined TO his residence
by an attack Of rheumatism. and his III
ness Will delay the sending OF the war
rants 10 Key West, Fla, for the de-
portation Of the Cuban cigar-makers.
Already 15i are filed In with the names
of those 10 be sent back TO Havana. The
warrants. IN any event, Will likely be
forwarded Monday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve, Increase. s.. So, 700.
Loans, increase, $4,000.
Specie, increase, $2,G63,l00
Legal tenders. increase, s945, 400.
Deposits, increase, $i,ll40o0.
Circulation, decrease, $4,000.
The banks now hold Sill. 623 600 IN excess
OF the requirements of the % per cent.
rule.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, February 3.--Balti-
more ana Ohio stock. 70l2; Northern Cen
tial stock, 67ls. bid; Consolidated Gas
stock, SGl2gJI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
MURDER OF BRACKET.
Arrest Of william Baker In Nsshviiis
TherefoyA yyomau's Confession.

Therefor-A woman's Confession.
NASHVILLE, TENN. February 3-Wh-
liam Baker has been arrested for the
murder OF old man Bracket which oc-
CURED IN Russell county. Va. four years
ago. The murder has remained mystery
until now. when woman In the last
stages OF consumption has confessed that
she witnessed the deed. Baker killed the
old man for his money. and hid the body
In q cellar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

The Richmond Dispatch - -. am,
10 tho rescue. and place, rs So 80.
between southslde yirsinia ana '.. -.
mics. For is noble deienee % % "a
nls .ralns, the recen. yhlacaaen . 80
abuse heaped upon them 'Ae -.
has the gratitude OF every re' r.,
white man and woman Of tbs 'se1 w., d,
" IL !. a srss. newspaper; Nc love '..' :
because 1, Is genuinely southern ,., W
q because IL is distinetivsiy ,'s !. -.
M, wa love s more because Is - . 80. -.
s Oas :" ssamoion Of the cause Of sAiS -
n,smacy-The Blackstone Courier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
MAHINEI>.iIirniN,t

PORT OF RICHMOND. fralctay 8. iN'L
ARRIVED.
Steamer Porahontas. Dryn. Norfolk, w"fcfao-
q - and passenger; lrs.u hoa scr tlyeua'
tendont.
PORT OF WEST POINT FEssCisr ,. 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chatham, fo-'er. Pro7fenr' Va
Norfolk sni Nesport Nes., - seus'' AAa
general cargo.
steamship CITY 81 Columbia. JenneY Aes
York. passengers AMI g,uD.ll ,1rf0
steamship tnariotte. Bennett bA.iim,fs pa'
selgers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Chatham. Foster sal'inofS' pas
scngers ana general cargo
steamship tHy 81 toiImbla' Jthh'g' NV
YORK, passengers AMI general 'Aff1
steamship Charlotte. Bennett biiilin re- 80
scngeri aud general cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
p1cuuoNp roRAcco MARKEr.

The sales Of hogshead tobacco this
week have been only about halt
OF last week. but the sales or ptlsht
loose have been much larger anu p ps,ser
in quality, while prices Tor the oet.e'
GRADES have ruled much higher bring
ing outside figures. The dark loose re-
ceipts have been small, due. no doubt. 10
the low values for same. WHICH VIII
probably cause higher prices hereafter.
MIR, j. NJ. Curtin. OF Oxford, y. c.
was hero to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
az. osss. winter, for seed. 35s3sc.; No .
n,ixed. asIsas6c; No. mixed, sa,issSa hys.
NOM LIVE. STOCK MARI

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, February 3.-Ke-
cepts-Cattle. 80: sheep, Loo. hogs. s''
head.
sales-Cattle. go; sheep. 100; hogs. $50
head.
Prices--Cattlc. best. 3s.aiHc. gross; ne
dunn to good. SnJiac. gross, common to
fair. 2Lfi1xc. gross; bulls. 2i1Gt2Ac. gross;
sheep, Asgic. gross; Hogs. Sa6izc. net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

Ives Defeats eehacfer.
CINCINNATI, o., February 8-ives
wins tonixhts billiard game from schasfsr'
score 90 70 ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

eold shroushous he world. Phss. CufIeunA.
Gos.; eoAD, "A. RssoIvEHs, u. Por1sn pnvs
tss . 81 :: =: e.: = ~ ~ a. s::,''' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices or Msnsy, Bonda 0eookss ofssns
Tobacco. Cotton. So, ssa the
Weather Indications


Dy telegraph to the Dispasch.)
- WASHINGTON. d. c.. February 81
| rnn Forecast for Virginia and North
''1' Carolina: Clearing weather; cold.
or; northwest winds; fair Mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

Mayor Eilyson has ds e sor uA,or
. candidate the eomins spIns N, slee-
He has made good oitss eI'. s rssrsa
tion. ana the people OK Tr1hSnA I.
III lecinzon.- The PuuV"~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
corprN.GATE TRACK
run cRERENr ~.

NEW ORLEANS. February ~ s 800,
fair and track fast only '' I'.s.i.
won. but thu winners wci' WI
First race-selIlng. s!r flr'oaf' l,.s,
pole won. Taylor IIaydea 1a','' '''
third. Time. III. ,...t ~
Second racc-selling. I've an pr. Ia
furlongs-Lucasta wcn, O....''
griscos third. Time. ~ - .,,.,-f'r,
Third race-sevea fIrlonsH SCI 80
won n sea,aiae second. Roe b. UT :
Time. 20 NJ.
Fourth race-thres quarters o. -.
won. Marc Lei,'
cond. salvation third Tioe 10 - "a.
Fifth race-onc milo ana .'.f"y ll'ks
Halle @. won. Mary y. u. s'
OF MIipitas third. Time. ~ ~ won.
Sixth race-six furlongs-,i, go, .rue.
Incomnods second, Promise u''N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
MARRIAGES.

MARrIN-sAwYER. -Marr..d !, H.,
far. N. c., Monday. January "a ,a. -" -
JOHN y. MARTIN 10 Miss Mar.rs,.' ,.'
SAWYER; both OF Richmond. Y. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND February 3. 1894.
sMEs.-5.0O0 Virginia Centuries At 81; 1900
DO. at 81: 5000 dc. at 81; 400 Redmond
city 6s at 1854.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
TWO fAVoRlTES WINE


EAST ST. LOUIS. February '-Ifa
weather was chilly AMI liz tf'N WIS
fair. Two fayorites. a second o'..e'. al
thrce outsiders captured ito l-f-'''' SUM
mares:
First race-nlne siNteen'hs u n--
Fairy won. Wandering Aune a--,"l' 80
a. third. Time. 50.
Second race-eleyen s.At..rh' ''
mile. selllng-Flora My non, "'@'''-
second. Celeste third. Time I--r
Third race-nlns slytonus ot "''
Maggie Murphy Won, Captain '"
second. Bango third. Time. .t
Fourth race--seven cish'a3 'f '"'
seulng-Tom Jones won. .f.fa'' - '.-
ond. John Hickey third. l.Mt ..
Flfth race-threo quarters n '''
handlcap-Oakylew Won. FHAIi
ond. Senator Morrill, ulri .
Sixth receive cishls " a '.'
tng~Elmeons won, E,j1 - ''''-'
Osric third. lime. 1904.
GoLDEN-GATE TRACK
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. febrl'V -
Weather cloudy COL. TACK ...,.
First receive nfionss. aNha
anna won. Duke St.ye.b s-,,'--'
Fisher third. Time, lh-4. ,...,I
Second race--Ons mite 'A'''.'t IN.
E'lush won. con.rllo Sccoa-' ''''.-''
third. Time. l.i2h. t,rfi.
Third race-scdut six t1,. -.
cap-Leo won, Oyer-ai1 s--,N''
third. Time. 1913. .-, ,.....e.
Fourth race-steepiecha > ah-.'
andicap-Banarat won. ioas" "
Wlh oats third. Time, 3i. ,r4.
Fifth race--lye furions'' ".,..it
aleton won, Joe Cotton se'9-l'
tbtrd Time l.Qii..