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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
ACAROLINACYCL0NE
PLANTATIONS DAMAGED, BARNS AND
DWELLINGS LEvELLED.
Track OF tho Storm Hespcd with Debris
Postmaster Blackwell Warmly Con-
gratulatcd--Ofher State News.

DURHAM, n. c., February i3.-tspe-
cial.)--A fearful cyclone passed four miles
north OF Durham yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, pros;rating everything IN
It's track Its course was near Chapel HID.
and plantations were greatly damaged by
the uprootlng Of trees, tearing down barns
and I'm some cases dwellings were blown
TO atoms The cloud. which was
distinctly seen by the citizens here. was
angry-l looking in appearance. cone-shaped'
and rapid in It's movements. Near HICKS.
boro' a house was struck which contained
a sick lady and several small children.
hut all escaped unframed The velocity OF
the wind exceeded sixty miles. per hour;
and the track of the storm left the ground
heaped with debris, as though great
freshet had passed by. No lives were
lost
GIVES SATISFACTION.
The appointment OF W. T. Blackwell as
postmaster gives general satisfaction, and
congratulations from his friends have been
the order of the day.
Professor Hines, OF Trinity College. dned
of Bright's disease at his home In Arkah-
sas a few days ago. and memorial SER
vices were held at the college this AFTER
noon.
Speeches were made by several members
Of the faculty and others. lie was greaeiy
loved by his classes and associates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
supT. scARBoRoUcH's SPEECHES.
lie VIII Discuss Education In various
Pl.ces-Tiu at Kings Mountain.

RALEIGH. n. c., February 13.-(Spe-
cIaI1-.John c. Scarborough. state Superih-
tendent of Public instruction, makes the
following appointments for public speeches
ON the subject Of education: Near Smlth-
field. Johnston county, FEBRUARY "uh'
Aulander, BERTHE county, Aprh lZth; re
publican Church, Berthe, April l5th' w I'u-
sor. BERTHE at night April lS'h: hoss
Church, BERTHE, April 18Th; Saieni' isS'"
county. April 18th
Melted his State tax settlement, paying IN
s5.7gol0.
The appointment OF Mr.. Jernigan 10
cbapghai gives much satisfaction to the
people here.
The horse-sale here tomorrow and
Thursday will be one OF the largest OF
fine horses ever held in this state. IL VIII
attract many people.
The Secretary Of State will at the emu
Of this month issue the annual report oil
the life and fre-insurance companies
doing business in this State.
There is much interest at Kings Noun
tain regarding the tin discoveries. Ii Is
said that northern capital Is ready Tor
investment there.
A postal-card bearing the following
queer inscription was sent to senator
Vance day or so ago: Neither shan
thy name be any more called Iebulon,
but Simmons Regulator and have given
unto thee all the land of Carolina for an
everlasting possession"
II. Il. Strause telegraphs from Henderson
that your correspondent was wrongly IN
formed as to the illness OF Nathan =.
Strause in California being serious. The
information was given by well-known
Henderson man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
NEWBER:lE'S SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR.
1t Promises to BE the Most Attractive oil
ANY Previous Exhibition.

NEWBERNE. n. c.. February lS.-(spe-
al)-The Vance-Simmons controversy
has been the absorbing topic ever since
the Senator's letter was read here In the
Dispatch.
The Courier, n new daily paper mere
warmly expouses the Vance side OF the
subject.
The seventh annual fair Of the East
Carolina Fish, oyster. Game and indus
trial Association opens on the 18th Tor the
week This promises 10 be far In advance
OF any previous exhibition.
The North Carolina World's-Fair exhibit
will be here. besides a much greater dis
play of farm-products than ever before
Colonel j. S. Cars exhibit from his
model farm at Hillsboro' will render thai
department doubly interesting. while the
large purses for races have attracted tho
grandest array OF fast horses ever as
sembled at one point In the State, and
will produce the finest test Of speed ever
witnessed in these parts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
ELECTION RESULT.
CONCESSIONS BETWEEN RAILROAD
AND RESIDENTS IN ORDER.
A Prince George County Lawyer Receivers
His License Tax In Petersburg-The
CIty's Deed Declared Invalid.

PETERSBURG, VA, February b.
(Special.)-The result of the special eiec-
ton held in this city yesterday to OBTAIN
an expression Of the wishes OF the pro-
perty owners on the proposition OF 'he
Petersburg Railroad Company TO remove
its depot and tracks outside of the city
was what was expected. The bill pre-
pared by the company for the purposes
of removal, which 1t was intended 10 pre-
sent before the Legislature VIII hardiy DC
introduced now, or II so, will be opposed
by the senator and delegates from Peters
burg. The outcome of the matter VIII
doubtless be compromise In when poth
sides will make reasonable concessions,
the nuisance complained or VIII be IN
great part abated. and the railroad COM
many will not be hampered In the running
of its trains.
A LAWYERS LICENSE TAX.
In the Circuit Court this afternoon
Judge Hancock gave a decision in favor
of John ]. Cooke. Esq, of Prince George
county, a practicing lawyer in this city,
for the recovery OF the license tax as
such paid by him in 1890. 81, and '93. He
had dlready recovered the tax on a test
case for 1892. Mr.. Cooke paid his license
tax I'm the Court OF Prince George.
THE DEED INVALID.
In the ejectment suit Of Evelyn p. Jones
We. y. T. Paterson. which as occupied the
attention OF the Circuit Court for some
days past. Judge Hancock to-day rem
dered n decision In favor OF the plaintiff.
and ordered the property TO be turned
over to her. This was a case in which
the defendant purchased property at
public sale for delinquent taxes. and the
same not having been redeemed within
the time allowed by law. the city gave a
deed to the property to the defendant,
as It had done in hundreds of like cases
before. The Court decided the deed TO
be irregular. and, therefore, invalid.
FOUR CANDIDATES.
The appointment Of postmaster In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
AUCTION SALES Future Day.
N~-7~<-r 49, 49, - -
BY Frank D. lInl s Co.
Real Estate Agents and AIc.91eo-,.
A UCTION SALE AT
CAPTAIN BABCoCH'S Flsg
FLOODED HORSES.
FARhING-I MPLEMENTS, &C.
A, the rcquo., Of the executor. We s., 81

IL E~DAls IhbAl AM sNs iN'N
at Cedar Lawn farm situated n. 'rN "a.
Mile road shout two and haii miie 'r
mond), the residence ~ captain d.. ....
deceased, all the household ami kif...l
lure, pictures, &C., such - Il usually ..f .a
large and we.l-afrangcd house, J /. .r.
Batteries. | rhaet0n AMI Harness. I o., I.tg
and Harness. | Snlky. 1 Ssele,un-N Sci.
DOutle-C arriago aud Harness. Roles. n.I....
Harness, Sc; } COWS. / Nheaf-tA1. d i..s.
Baler, | HayTedder, Yarn Wagon.
Cart, / To- shucks, H. tons StrnV i.. .....
els wh,s, | large lot Hcy. 40 hT 2
corn. Farm Harness, biankats, .c. r.i
rs THOROUGHBRED HORSES ANu COILS
among witch are FADQJltk, unr .4.N.
tred stallion. and two Drcod mares iiD.l..
HOCsE..flly, years. by Lighthouse; s. 49,.
LA, nlly, By Elysian Abie.h. GRACE NAH-
LING, by HetEcla liamb.eioni1n; goo
QUEEN, by sam Puriy s.aliari laI f't'-
tered and Others. the Do iisren- H' et... elf
DO shown day 81 salo, aud two faru-iI.I.
This farm and rs late owner are -1 ss.. ,H.sl
that it Il hardly necessary % ffminl 'l" r...'
! how we'll stocked ani equipped o. r. l'" 40
ecutofs are determined To sell Ni,h 100 i.t
reserve 20 tho CHEST bidder everything U.ru-
ton ed IN the appraisemont.
INC Seven-Pines railroad runs conYer.r.r..
or arrangements can be- mafo 9Th the al.. n.
cor 90 take ont buyers.
Terms: Cash. or thirty-iay nl.s ei'n 1..
proved security before stocS or goods sr g.
livered.
Sale conducted by GEORGE W.Mi}o.
10 AZ 5000 'f.t
DY VIRTUE OF A ID + f d OF
I'D trust from fhe Alliance Coo Operative Come
pany Omitted. Of Richmond. Va, dltcl fen-..
airy 10. 1894. ami duly recorded IN tho Dlaa.
Gerry Court OF Richmond, Va, Will sell q pub
lie auction on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l5rm
at 1913 o'clock. on tho promises corner tsh.
teenth and Grace streets, tho st)ck 81 SIilL.
AND FANCY GROCERIES, HAY, MiLL-tLLp,
&C., consisting In part OF
20 boxes LAUNDRY SOAP,
VINEGAR, SYRUP,
MOLAsSES. FLOUR,
COFFEE, TEA.
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
lCIDER-PkESS.
LARGE PLATFORM SCALE,
CoFFEE-MlLL.
Nice lot CANNED GOODS, Sc. &c.
TERMS: Made known on day - sale.
d. H. GRIFFITH, Trustee.
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer f. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
ruu,r., Of Rev. 4. d. Adams.


WELDON, N. c.. February 15.-tSpecial)
The remains Of the late Rev. Shockiey ID.
Adams were taken to his home al Chr
thage to-day, where they will be tenderiy
laid to rest tomorrow morning at il
o'clock.
A beautiful and appropriate service ives
held at the residence OF Mr.. w. Il. WHIT
field this morning before the body was
taken to the depot. The pastor OF the
Methodist church here. Rev. X. Z. Troy.
made some feeling remarks, and fervent
prayer was offered by Rev. MT. HARRISON
81 Garysburg. Mr.. w. j. Adams, a son
Of the deceased, came down from Carthage
to accompany the remains Of his father
to their final resting place. Mrs. Adams
was at Carthage at the time OF the death
OF her husband. and was unable to reach
here In time to see him alive. His last mes
sage. however was consoling. He said to
those around him: 'Tell my wife 1t is ell
right. i have no preparation to make.
am ready. Glory, glory" His end was
peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
A Hall EMMY for Two Nights.

/. GREENVILLE. y. c., February. 1S.-
Especial Saturday morning there were
only two prisoners in Pitt county jail.
and during the day they were bonded out,
leaving the county without confined
criminal This Is the first time the jail
has been empty since the new one was
erected twelve years ago, and even this
time II only remained so two nights. for
while the family of Mr.. Henry Hardy.
few miles from town. were attending
church Sunday a negro broke into his
house for the purpose of robbery. The
negro was captured yesterday, and last
night occupied the jail by himself.
About 6 o'clock Saturday evening a
customer in James Smiths barber-shop
started to get up, and struck swing
ing lamp with his head. upsetting 1t. The
lamp fell TO the floor with crash. and In
q moment the-burning oil spread all over
the room. which was on the ground floor
of large two-story frame building. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
w. C. eRoNsoNs SUDDEN DEATH
Drinking Too Much Bad Whiskey the
Supposed Cause of IT..

GREENSBORO, N. c.. February IL
Especial w G.. Bronson, of Level Cross.
Randolph county. died suddenly in the
rear of a store here this afternoon. lie
had come 10 town this morning in com
pany with two other white men with a
load of beef. pork. and hides. ON ar
irving here he at once began filling up
with bad whiskey. and by noon was very
drunk When he went to hitch up about
2 O'Clock this afternoon his friends saw
him suddenly reel and fall TO the ground.
They assisted him into the wagon. but
did not pay further attention to him, but
finished hitching. When next they looked
he was lying face downward perfectly
still and on examination he was found to
be dead. His body was taken TO the
office Of the county physician. who made
an examination. Coroner Donnell was
summoned, but postponed calling jury
until tomorrow, when the physician VIII
have examined the whskey the man had
been drinking. Bronson was well-to-do
farmer and leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
History and Geography.

The Society for Geographical and HIS.
torical Study at Richmond College met
yesterday evening In the modern-language
lecture-room.
MIR. c. r. Stuart read an instructive
paper on Pulaski City; Mr.. r. y. Low
ing read very practical one on Tobacco
Raising In Fluvanna County, ana Mr' =,
.srhe Manufacture of Clay Pipes"
Messrs. j. II. Kallow. Of North Caro-
tina and q. w. I.ayman. Of Craig county.
were elected members Of the society. -,
A committee. consisting OF Professor f.
w Hoatwright. DIR. c. II. Ryland, and
q. r. Hamilton, was appointed to draw
M the conditions of entering the contest
for the geography and history medal
nv Messrs. J. Sailade on .f'Fredericks-
bnrg' and o. l. Owens on ~'Nanscmond
County"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
AUCTION sALEs-Fa,uro Days.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE ESTATE
on STANTON RIVER.

In pursuance OF tho decree OF tho Circuit
Court OF Halifax county, Va. entered at It's No
vember term, 1893, in the chaucery cause o'
Venable, trustee, etc. VS.. Darlington, etc, tho
undersigned will sell by public auction, on tho
premises. 10 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 3. 1894,
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on
Staunton river, IN Halifax codnty. Va, which
was the residence OF the late MAJOR Charles ;.
Carrington and known as "Mildendo.' IL Is
situated near Coles Ferry and contains by re-
cent survey |. 737 Sl-l0O ACRES.
There Is on the tcact n fine body OF lowsrounds
on staunton river and a large area OF original
forest OF oak and hickory timber. The land Is
productive and well adapted 70 tho growth Of
tobacco and all kinds Of grain. go,
The improvements consists OF a LAkOh AND
COMNODIOUs DWELLING AMI all other build
ings necessary 20 the comfort OF n large family
and the cultivation OF tnis large BODY OF lana.
Ii il also susceptible Of being easily divided into
aayeral convenient settlements.
TgRMs: Cash sufficient 20 defray the expenses
OF the sale and 10 pay the sum OF S3,7O3.l3.
With interest on $4,000, part Thereon rom the
Is, day Of April, 1898. and the residue on a
credit 10 DO made known on th" day OF sale.
JOHN W. RELY,
de 20-G0t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Edward c. Atkins from c.
L. Denoor, trustee, 20 l-2 feet on west
side Twenty -seyenth street between N
md n $50: George T. Lumpkin's estate
from j. Il. Elan. trustee. % 5-l2 feet on
north side Clay street near Brook ave-
nue. $50. - m
Herrlco: Colan l.. Gregory to John 4,
near Winder, 5000; Gertrude and Andrew
8 Nelson 70 Jacob Stoneman. ~ feet on
Twenty-sixth street northeast corner D.
500; Edmund p, Read and vile 20 VIZ
winia a.. wife OF Edward a, Whitaker,
iofa m Hiahlaud Springs, $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14

t,re-aiarm brought crowd to the build
Ing, and the fire was soon exuneunneo'
but not until much Of the barpe.s pe,a'
phernalIa had been burned ana ms mi-
rors broken by the heat The damaSe 70
the building was only slight. * was
narrow escape from big connagrauon. az
the building was In the heart OF tne Dus''
ness portion Of the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
t.iccst of a in Lcavcnn PowrrLatest u S. Govt Report
@!a':'!;!! B Bsxasz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABS0lUTElY PURE

Richmond has reused interest In the once
bere for which there are four candidates
n rumor be true. Congressman Epes mas
endorsed Mr.. Hugh II. Smith Tor vac
place: Senator Hunton has endorsed sir'
Freeman Jones, and Senator Daniei MI
r. M. o. Clements. The fourth man, Cap
tain John r. Patterson, stands upon MS
own merits, and very liberal endorse
mont besides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT,


DOR RENT, a
IL A I4-ROOM, THREE-SrORY -
BRICK DWELLING, CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Leigh street near Ninth street. just painted
and pc pered. All In perfect order.
ONLY si00 PEk ANNUN.
70 11-3t J. THOMPSON Brown & co.
ENOk RENT, CHEAP. FOX UN-Ss,
IL EXPIRED term, that DESIRABLE OF LII
FlCE formerly occupied by the Manhattan Lie
Insurance Company, with large front window.
Apply on the premises, 0l5 east hain stres;.
"a 21-ts
L,Ok RENT, THAT VERY DESI-En
IL RABLE, DETACHED. THREE-SrORY tfa
BRICK DWELLING. No. los west Grace street.
Modern improvements, broad 1T, and In nrst'
class order; also good BRICK stable.
SUTTON q CO..
corner Tenth and Bank streets
fe 1i-Su&W2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
Roanoko,s Local.optlon Fight.

ROANOKE, VA, February 13-(Spe-
ciaI1-Tn the localoption contest I'm the
Hastings Court to-day u number OF wit
nesses swore that their names we're on
the petition without their authority. As
10 whether 2i3 alleged unregistered
signers of the petition for an election were
qualified voters. Judge Woods decided
that registration was not necessary
qualification. This was his previous de,
cjsion. that signers Of the petition need
not have voted at the previous general
election and was a heavy blow TO the
hopes of the license people. After argu,
ment BY counsel the case was submitted
to the Court. who promised to render
decision tomorrow morning.
"a Tramp's Experience Is late pup
lcation; It is doubtless all "foot-notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14

ssV,HERE ARE NO FLIES ON
i sNfrH.'-You caunct make si,k parse
out OF sows ear. but you can secure your Dooss
eud money In HALi~MARrfS CON.
rANYs FIkk- AND BuRGLAk-PsO0fsA F<S
a. 4. SMITH
my 81 No. - north Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14

John Rider, OF Dutchtown, was out
coon hunting last night and while look
lnw up a tree fpr a coon an owl new
dawn. striking him In the eye with me-
cisx. tearing out the bali and carrying y
AHYs -. -. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
PROFE9SlONAL

JAMES LYONS,
Oh ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT Law,
Q.aw-Ofice, No s etase-Dank bnildiug.
kichUpnd. Va.
practsces W I'll TIE etAss and United sisees
courts n Richmond. Deeds sld Wis carefully
pPspassd Acknowledgements an4 depoclions
laAen. ceneesAons pgonpW maee ene ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
REMoyINa THE DEAD.

NOTIOE.-WE SHALL CONTINUE
IN removing the dead from the Bishops 10
Mount Calvary three weeks knsor at our pros
eus low rates. After this NO viii abandon tho
work and leave II 10 those who may charge tho
torfner high prices Orders received ut our
olioe. opposite old ccmstery. Q. a. 73l wess
Marshali. kkRSE - CO.
10 ll:su, tn, Y. n, sassudt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
BUSINESS WANTS.

XgT ANTED, THE GENUINE
w TRICKS COKE. DO not be deceived.
Parties are selling interior coke and calling it
Fricks Coke.
LETTER FROM PRICK COKE COMPANY.
CHARLES II. PAGE, RICHMOND, VA:
Dear sir,-If any Of your dealers are repre-
senting that they are selling Fricks Coke you
can assure your customers most positively that
such statements ere INTERPRETATIONS.
N. c. FRIcK COKE COMPANY,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14

TRICKS COKE. all szes-Egg, for furnaces
and crates: Stove, for ranges and stoves; Nut,
for small stoves and seif-feeders; 80 rer load OF
o. hnshels CHARLES II. PAGE,
Agent for Richmond.
,o IONS east Cary 1900 west Broa.,
Phone I65. fhoho 4V''
lfs l3-eod15tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas Deyo. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers; Irwin Weisiger, superin-
tendent.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers; George w. Alien
d Co, agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, FEE. ID, 1904.
ARRIVED.
American steamship New York. New York.
German steamship Rhnonia, New Orleans
COALED AND CLEARED.
German steamship Rhinonia. Hamburg.
PORT OF WEST POINT, FEBRUARY 49, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
'V steamer Elm city, asrsaall walker;on, pas
sengors and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett, Baltimore pas
seugers and general cargo. ,-.,,
steamer Elm City, Marshall, Walkerton' pas
sengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14

ne Hoese ecDvsnsn A. =, , noon es yfsR ey.
~ Coonog offered PRAYER ;. a..
- Ma blll 10 allow mneage 20 M
- a. election In certain COUNTIES ios
ks5SSise ire returns Of election !r ~ ;x rs
2<S.s1.ss &c,,nfies. vas taken w durin3
= - 'sSvcsrn]nS hour. NJ, CardwelI nncred
q a. I;2.iS msfine The law general. eng
lP!,u s.s fi & sxs n 81 T fsS@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
g. OLD DO, D0M ldIsiNy
tV.M sEaI-wEEKLY LINE FOR NJ"
kSnAtSox> YORK.
steHmsrs Ieays ktch M ohl
lyERY TUESDAY and FhiDAt

AT o'clock +. N. Manifest s''''' Wv
| nour before sailins time. -. -.
49, s.,, se'.r, i.aNe New YORK ffvin T..
| o. Sorth River, fOr MSnmont Ns-i
| TEi,SI,SDAY and SAI9kDAl -
- srrs,tnv in Richmond AONbAi ~"
| FRIDAY MORNINGS. 49,. ,,,,,,,,,,ssei.
D. sssn,er- Accommodations uN9ht Fa~~N
| r,aSsn IRE 10 New lOrH Oncisiias
meals and bertE0 via Janlss-'''e' 800
route :,,; tickets. iiraItsd 70 thirty
/ DAYS after date OF SanS - %
! Storage fare. with suos.etsuse ..' "
Ssssra % fare, without sDos .stentS.i
cs6In fare via Chysapeabe aiss
onio rallway and Riennond sni
/ Petersburg railroad Uiekets hni"' a0
Round trip tickets Omitted 70 Shlr'S ,t@
T rssske,s can De obtained az Riehmsn,l
Transfer Company's, Sol east Mah sss
t,hesapeake and Ohio ana klShilon ,'.,y.s
Petersburg depots. ana az tne sS,N i;;Scs.
/ ONCE. 1901 Main street. ana "h'''' ~"
siFtyr,,sht forwarded and through bills oI
| ladlng issued .or points besoha ~"
pFsrSsisht received daily until ; Z. M,v.
pesssnsers leaving Richmond on N.Y.
| DAYS WfDSGSDAYS. rfiuRSipA ii
\ 1 nd SATrRDAYs by the chesapeSee an
| Ohio railway VIA Newpor, ,>eN5,,,,ss
s:io ana by the Richmoad ard pe,s,sesS
railroad tsams days, as y,e,, \, :" Mia
I make connection a. NokfoLN
GHSsdr 's " iSss' ss Az :.,,.,
nya saA esmssss's SbsFt RssAss'~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14

The following bills Were under susnen
sion of the rules placed on the calendar
To amend and re-enact an act to pro
vide for the working and keeping in repair
OF the public roads of Botetourt.
TO incorporate the Rocky Gap and East
River Mountain-Top Turnpike Company.
To protect hares or rabbits in Spotsyl
vania county. T..
10 amend and re-enact an act to In
corporate the Alexandria and Fairia>
Passenger Railway Company.
To provide for the free passage Oh isf
I'm James river above Tidewater.. =,
To permit the registration or }.
Adams as pharmacist.
TO amerd and re-enact an act 10 pre-
scribe the times for holding the circui
courts In the several counties comprising
the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-12
NEW JERSEY RAILROADS FLOODED.
Spray Thrown Over che RooFs or Cars o.
the Long Branch ROAD.

sprny Thrown Over the Roo6s or Cars o.
the Long Branch ROAD.
Word was received yesterday afternoon at the
Broad street station OF the Central Railroad in
Newark that the Newark and Elizabeth branch
was impossible on account OF high water on
the Newark meadows The water was up to
the axlss Of the last train which passed over
tho line and shortly afterward the siRnalman
at the LehiRh Valley crossing OF the Central.
In the middle Of the meadows. reported q seri-
Gus washout All passengers were sent to and
from Elizabeth by way Of Jersey City.
The waves swept over the breakwatcr pro-
tectine the tracks OF the New York and Long
Branch Railroad whore they skirt Raritsn Bay.
about half mile below South Amboy. and in
the afternoon q large section OF the north
bound track was badly washed out. Traffic
was continued on the south bound track. At
times the spray was thrown over the roofs OF
the. cars as they passed. A brakeman on .
north-bound Pennsylyania train had thrill
n SSoas ssq saIor
and switched to the south bound track. To
protect 1t the brakeman was sent ahead In
crossing. near the washout the waves nearly
drenched when he got on the train aftor pilot.
ing 1t safely through, The waves dashed
against the windows OF the cars. and some Of
was feared at one time that the south bound
track would have to be abandoned. Further
damage may be done tonight at high tide.
p Sars R NAY; hprl 1.-Two miles Of FIVE NILE
sea this afterpoon. cutting the island OF from
shore. At holly Beach. John. Yance's cottage
fell AFTER the nnd.srpinniin in had been Washed
tiOn to the beach will probably not DO re-
surned before Saturday.