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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-07

California has now more than ono
hundred and sixty-fve thousand
acres under bearing vines, and the
total vine product of the State
amounts annually to about sixteen
million gallons. The largest vine
yard in the world is in California.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-07

If a wart be rubbed with The par.
ed surface of a freshcut pototo three
times a day if win disappear within
month.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-07
60 TO
S. W. SWISHER'S,
Cor. Main and Cd Sts.,
CASH GROCER,

For Bargains. A full line
of all sorts of Groceries,
and Canned Goods at low
prices. Candies, Bananas
and Sweet, Juicy Oranges
a speciality. Flour by the
Barrel OF Sack. Produce
always on hand. Goods
delivered free, in any part
of the city. ,.plo-,y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
BRECKENRIDGE IN DEMAND.
Almost Conflict Between Congress and
Judge Bradley's Court.

WASHINGTON, March 31.--The Pollard
Brcckinridge trial yesterday came near
bringing on a conflict OF authority he
tween Congress and the courts Of the Dis
trict. In general warrant prepared by
Sneaker Crisp for the arrest Of absentees
from the House during the debate over
the O'Neill-JOy contested-electiOn case the
name of Representative Breckenridge. Of
Kentucky. was included. and It Is learned
that doputy-s,rgean went 70
the courthouse yesterday TO serve it on
the defendant.
Colonel Breckenridge was on the witness
stand when this officer arrived. and the
deputy made application TO the office Of
the United States Marshal for advice
as 10 how he should serve the warrant.
The officials Of the Marshals Office de-
clined to allow the warrant 10 be served
while Colonel Rreckinridge was on the
witness-stand, and the deputy was also
informed that he would make himself
amenable TO punishment for contempt of
court by attempting TO serve IL during
the tendency Of the trial. The deputy was
also told that the court officers would
resist any attempt TO arrest Colonel
BRECKENRIDGE on the Speakers warrant.
ana he was Obliged 10 go away without
his man.
Unless some understanding IS arrived AT
there may be- n renewal Of the effort 10
take possession of Mr.. Breckenridge by
authority Of the House on Monday next
and should the Sergeant-at-Arms get In
his work before the court convenes an
interesting situation would be developed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
SALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR.
The Famous Southern Resort VIII Soon
lie Under the Hammer.


LEWISBURG. W. VA, March 81
(Special)--It will doubtless be a matter
Of interest 10 many of your readers
| throughout Virginia and the South to
know that the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs is now advertised for sale.
The entire property consisting Of about
5000 acres, with all the improvements
thereon. including the Grand Central Ho-
tel. cottages, lighthouses, stables store
houses, etc, will b. offered for sale in
front Of the main hotel building at noon
on the 3lst day Of Nay next Tho sale
will be made by John Southgate Lennon,
Julian y. Burke, and John j. Stuart, trus-
tcas. IN a deed Of trust dated october
II. 1883, recorded here, ana executed by
the late William \. Stuart and Ellen T.,
his wife. To the ahOVe-named trustees. 70
secure 10 Henry Grafton Dulaney and
Dale Stuart, respectively. or To their
personal representatives. OF assigns. or
10 whomsoever may be from time TO time
the holders thereof. the payment, ac-
cOrding to hair tenor. Of certain coupon
bonds described in the deed and consist
ing Of two series-"Series A." aggregatng
soJOO00. and Series T." $4,000. The sale.
tho Greenbricr independent, is made IN
consequence Of the failure Of Mr. Stuart
to comply with the terms Of the deed.
WHO WILL BUY IT?
am unable 70 shy whether a purchaser
will be forthcoming on the day Of sale.
At one time IN. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. or certain officials
| connected herewith. was anxious 20 get
hold Of the property. and offered, as I
am informed, rs much as 10000 Tor 1t.
Whether a hid viii come from that source
| when the property is put up on the 3lst
| Of Nav. | am unable TO say. II may b.
| that since these gentlemen have invested
| SO largely in the watering-placcs Of Bath
| county. they will not feel disposed TO bid
on the White.
The personal property on the Springs
| lot is not conveyed BY the deed above
mentioned. but | notice that Mr. George
| ". Palmer. Of Saltville, Va, has recently
put upon record hero a deed Of trust for
| his ouc-half interest in this personal
property-horsCs. carriages. furniture.
tableware. etc.--to secure the payment OF
various debts. due in the main from the
| White Sulphur Company.
WILL IT BE OPENED?
Under existing circumstances, 1t IS I'm
possible TO say whether the Springs viii
| bc opened the coming season or not. No
one here seems to know. and / doubt If
| this can yet Ice ascertained. Under the
trust decd made by Mr.. Palmer, the
trustee. y. j.. Hull. Jr., has the right To
| sell at any time after the 1st day OF
July next. when required to DO so by any
| creditor secured in the deed.
It may be- well to add that at the sale
| ~ thc real estate 0.l May 3lst. the terms
will be. as prescribed in the deed-onee
| fourth cash: the residue in three equal
| lnterest-bearing instalments. falling due
| in two, four. and six years from day OF
| sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
A STANDARD GAUGE.
WANTED ON THE A. q o. r. r. FROM
BELFIELD TO CLAREMONT.
The Amended Charter Meets with Public
Approvai--LadIes VIII Furnish street
Lsrnps-New Residences.

CLAREMoNT. VA, March a.-Spe-
cial. IAN effort IS being made by infiuen-
tial citizens TO induce the Atlantic ana
Danville railroad to make the line from
Belfeld TO Claremont n standard-gauge
road, The road is at present mere SEM
blance of a railroad line. but should the
bondholders decide TO change the gauge
much traffic would come this way.
The cold snap OF Monday and Tuesday
did but little damage to crops and fruit.
Back from the river. however. all growing
vegetables and fruit were destroyed.
Judge II. j. Byrnes. Of Hammonton.
n. j., president OF the Claremont Land
Association. is in town. 1t Is probable
the association will dispose of a large
portion Of It's property TO Michigan syn
dlcate which will 30 ahead In earnest
In making permanent and attractive I'M
provemenis.
a CITY CHARTER.
The amended charter which gives to
this town the right to assess for taxes
all real estate and other property within
the corporate limits; TO bond for pubic
improvements, and which grants 10 the
Town Council the powers OF a City Board
OF Aldermen. meets with general public
approval. The authorities have been very
careless In the past in making assess
ments. and I'm some Instances discrimina-
tons most flagrantly unjust are practiced.
The Town Council at special meeting
held Tuesday elected the following Board
OF Assessors: II. II. Chesbro, ). w.
Sharp. and o. j.. Belding.
Mr. Il. W. HIT a wealthy Philadel-
phian. arrived here on Thursday with his
family, and will occupy the old Allen
mansion. recently purchased by him. He
contempiates many extensive improve
ments, and will make the handsome park
and grounds around the old homestead
as attractive as they were in ante-bellum
days Mr.. Hit IS also the owner Of the
Southern Hotel, Petersburg.
SUNNY SURRY HIS HOME.
Major Fitzhugh Tolman. from Michigan.
has rented the villa, the palatial country
home Of the late j. Frank Mancha, and
will move into 1t with his family some
time this week. AS his name would indi-
cate, the Major comes Of an Old, aristo-
cratic Virginia family. He intends to
make sunny Surry" his future home.
The people here extend him hearty well
come.
Mr. w. i. Wilkinson. OF Lexington,
has announced himself n protectionist
candidate for Congress from this dhe Sc
comb district. lie expects to be en-
dorsed by both Populist and Republican
conventions
Sixteen Of Garments most charming
young ladies' presented the popular 3-act
drama. "Rebecca's Triumph" at the city
Hall Thursday night to a good-sized audi
ence. With the money obtained by the
entertainment the ladies' viii furnish the
town with strcet-lamps
Considerable building is going on here
this spring, and before the next snow
flies many new residences viii loom up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, March 3l.-No auc-
ton sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters, IS; Tugs, 6. Total,
CT hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes. s.. 2J6.J5; tobacco, 3,OS6S6. Total,
S6,3l29l. -.
Private sales for week: Wrappers, &c;
smokers, Al; tilers. 179; cutters, II; darks;,
los; scrap, 8. Tugs. So; sun-cured, !. TOtal,
800 hOgsheads; against 5J2 hogsheads last
week.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. $l0,0J01G; tobacco. SlS, 1870.
Total, $23, 1iJ.SL
Private sales for month: Wrappers. 210;
smokers 10, filters, 6i6; cutters, lJ1,
darks. Si5: scrap, lGj: BUrley. ll9; Tugs.
$50; sun-cured, /. Total, 2,7H hogsheads:
against 27H hogsheads last month, and
1893 hogsheads for same month last year.
Revenue collections for month: Cigars
and cigarettes. $33, 26S.46; tobacco, T3,99tSl.
Total, Sl072 63.01.
Fiucrs were fairly active to-day, but
outside of this the market was very duh.
Mr. Meyers, OF the Llggett Meyers
Tobacco Company, st. Louis. No. was
I'm the city to-day passing from FLORIDA
home. Mr.. Roberts, of South Boston, was
also mere.
From South Carolina comes the report
that some tobacco that was not out was
killed with 2. number OF plant-patches.
The Tobacco Trade has about decided
that nothing Of boom may be expected
from the frost and freezing Of tobacco
plants thus far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Nirrinin NeMs Items.

Mrs. Irene Thomas Haden. OF Buena
Vista, died last week.
The dwelling OF Colonel ]. c. Nc
Donald. in Craig City. near New Castle,
was totally destroyed by fire Friday
morning.
Mrs. John Price Bowles died ut her
home, near Rockville. Hanover county
last week. Mrs. Bowlcs was most favor
ably known. and her loss is felt.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Johnson are again
at home in Louisa, after several weeks
spent in Gainesville, Ga, with their eldest
son. Mr.. Willie johnson, who is chief
train-dispatchcr and trainmas;er on the
East and West railroad. Of Alabama.
The Dispatch IS in receipt OF an invita-
tion from Governor MacCorklc, OF Yves,
Virginia to attend the opening Of the
state Museum. at Charleston, on Tuesday
April 81. which contains the West Nir-
ginia exhibit from the Worlds Fair and
the collection Of the West Virginia his
torical and Antiquarian Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Was a Typographical Error.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
In the interview with Evangelist FIFE
published In to-day's Dispatch 1t is stated
that 100 Of the 20o01 persons converted
under Mr.. Flies ministry are now mem
bers Of the church. This, Of course. IS
a typographical error. 1t should have
read 1900 instead Of 100 but / call at
tention to il for the benefit OF those Ill
disposed persons who imagine that they
see in the statement "only another IN
stance of the shabby character OF the
work done by evangelists." No man is
doing more efficient work than Mr.. t1fe.
EDWARD l.. PELL-
Glr. Pell Is right. What the reporter
wrote was that of the 5000 persons con-
verted under Flies preaching 1900 had
joirsS the church,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
THE RALEIGH PoST-oFFIcE.
G. VI. Busbee. Esq, Takes Charge-other
North Carolina Capital Notes.

RALEIGH, y. c., March a.-(Special)
Postmaster c. NJ. Busbee at 10 o'clock
tonight took charge OF the Raleigh post
mastership. His predecessor, y. W. Shat-
fer. took charge July 16, 1859, and his adj
ministration OF affairs has been tho
roughly business-like.
Major James W. Wilson. chairman OF
the Railway Commission, VIII leave mere
Monday for a trip Of inspection over the
various railways in the eastern part OF the
State. o..,,,-
sheriff w. S. Cozart, Of Granville
county. who Is one of those designated 10
settle In May. to-day made in advance
comulete settlement of State taxes. pay
ing in 50, 267 60.
CADET COMPANIES.
The cadets at the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College were to-day divided Dy
Lieutenant Henderson, instructor in tao
tics. into Company 4. Cadet-Captain
Charles Pearson, and Company +. Cadet
CAPTAIN l.. Il. Marlboro. The strength OF
the battalion is 100 IL was uniformed to-
dav. Its first public parade will be May
9th. at the laying Of the cornerstone
az the Confederate monument at the Capt.
tol Square. The cornerstone Is 10 be
laid by the Grand Lodge of Masons. Mr..
Thomas w. Mason, VINO is 10 uciNer the
Grafton on that occasion. Is one OF the
finest speakers In the State.
Many convicts are at work at the
grounds OF the Executive Mansion doing
grading and making other improvements.
A LONG DISPLAY.
The auroral display last evening con-
tinued about two hours. Its deepest color
was a little to the west OF north.
1t ia found that all of the wood" or
the grapes is killed. and this Will make
the crop at least two weeks late.
Professor Massey. of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College, to-day accepted
an invitation to deliver the annual address
before Louisburg Female College.
CONCEALING WHISKEY.
Collector Simmons this morning received
a report OF the seizure by Deputy Kirk
patrick OF the entire whlskey-distilling
plant OF q. A. Alfred at ASHFORD. Two
stills, OF 90 and l25 gallons, were taken.
also 1900 gallons Of whiskey. Some OF
the barrels Of whiskey We're found buried;
others In a loft over barn. Alfred beg
ged the Deputy For Gods sake, don't 10
In the loft" but tho Deputy went and
made big haul. The charge against ALI
red, who has been arrested, Is conceallng
whiskey.
A CARoL1NIAN.
N3su Bessie Kirkland Ntats name 0detts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
NORFOLK TRUCKERS RePLANTlNC.
Democrats Enter Upon tho Discharge OF
Their Duties in the Custom House.

Their Duties in the Custom House.
NORFOLK. March 3l.-(Special DE
spite the severe setback. the truckers are
now getting down to hard work again.
replanting where necessary, and looking
carefully after the injured zelda 1t Is
hard IN down" a trucker. Destruction
nv drou,h. flood. and hail are looked upon
by him az accomplishments or the busi-
mes every season or so. ana ne chances
I, II no escapes disaster and strikes the
market in good condition he can stand an
occasional failure. and comes UP smiling
and as hold "a ever and when the growing
season opens again he Is eager ana reahy
for the fray" a good. helpful warm
spell has followed the rams Oh THURS
day.
THEY TAKE CHARGE.
ColIector-of-t Port Leroy II. Shields
and assistants, and Postmaster w. W.
Degge and istant-Postmaster -. M.
Henry all entered upon their duties AT
the custom-house TINS AFTERNOON Inc
retiring Assistant Postmaster. Mr.. w. L.
Clegg will remain in the Office until
| everything IS working along smoothly.
Colonel Frank Slade retlres as the most
popular Republican postmaster Norfolk
ever had and will engage In commercial
4
| pursuits.
GRAND RAIL-.
The stonewalI Democratic Club enjoyed
| a grand rally last night, and $50 strong)
| made a torchlight procession, headed by
brass band. from their clubhouse, In
| the Fourth Ward, to JohnsoRs Hall.
where a sumptuous banquet was served.
and speeches were made by all the leading
| local politicians of the city. The festlyi-
ties lasted for several hours.
The young man. y. j. Malloa. arrested
by the United States authorities on the
charge Of using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. has been dismissed by the Com
sioner. Malloa is engaged in advertising
and selling a Decent preparation through
| the mails.
RAILROAD TO BE SOLD.
The Atlantic and Danville railroad Will
| be sold at auction next Tuesday In front
Of the custom house, in this city
| The discharged boat-builders have been
| taken back to work in the maynard.
There Is nothing blustery touching the
| character OF March's exit to-day. but all
is serene and sunry overhead. and warm
| and bright around U.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
FELL DEAD OVER THE CORPSE.
singuIarly Fatal Accident to John Murril
I'm Bedford County.

BUCHANAN, VA, March Sl.-(speclal)
News was received here to-day Of the
accidental killing Of John Murril. a
prominent either Of Bedford county. near
this place. lie heard that n neighbor OF
his. James Iiggaubotton, was quite Ill,
and went 10 see him. taking his gun with
him to XIII a squirrel on the way. Finding
Mr.. Higgenbottcn dead when he reached
the house, he picked up his gun to 80.
IT exploded. killing him Instantly, and he
fell across the body Of the corpse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

frightened and unmanageable. and ran
over a boy named Frank Lilly. aged about
8 wears. a son of Mrs. Charles Lily, VINO
happcncd to be running to- the engine
house az the time Mr.. Rogerson en-
dcavorcd 90 give warning 10 the boy.
but without effect The little fellow was
knocked down by the horse. and the in
dication are that serious ~ not fatal
Injuries were inflicted. This afternoon
his condition IL regarded as critical.
gpccial religious services OF an interest
Ing character will be held at the Second
prcshvtcrian church tomorrow Sunday
afternoon. al which addresses Will be dellv-
orod bv four different ministers on the
following subjects: First. Churches raised
10 n higher plain OF Christian living:
second. True church unity promoted:
third. Tho moral atmosphere purined,
and the tone Of society clevated'; fourth,
cts influence upon the future OF those
brought 10 Christ and upon the future
OF the church through them.%
RICHMOND VISITORS.
delleh,n,l Easter german was given
last nirht at the Grays Armory. by the
petersburg German club, at which the
beauty and fashion OF the city were pres
Ont. The scene on the moor was most
Io,.civ and ENJOYABLE one. Among the Wis
g. present were the following from
picbrInd. Misses Stanley Atkins. Kate
nfort,c,ie. Nlrgic Drcwry, and Marion
81. and Mcssrs. Thomas Brander.
80 rtr,nIcr. John Brander, Frank
pc,,e randolph Darlington. James Bell
and Mack Archer. -.
Afrs I...bert. wife OF Mr.. julius Leioert'
,,r',ri.for az the Apponattox Hotel. was
'i~'.tcn with paralysis this afternoon
ono s.le Of her body beng anccted.
g-.nty-Gve deeds were auhlt'ed 10
roorrl IN the Clerks Office during the
rrcseut month. and sixteen matI'"se IL
I,..cs were iencd-hye whitesand eleven
colorcl couples ,a Aorgb.er
Ofc.a. Icft today Tor washington l"
ION the General.
BURGLARY.
1,Yrclars entered Mr.. j.. J.. Algoou >
e,.~. IN old street last night anu Cai
i .-- ,rh.t money they could ma. sew
- 49, ~ cigars and cigarettes,
-. ~ eoo cakes. and other arucles'
t,.... occurred this afternoon In the resi-
,.. ~ Dr john Herbert Claiborne, on
go, street. hut was fortunately e@u"-
..-.t.l without much damage
o.. .l., occurred last night IN inc
'...., 90 Nr. Mycr Echburg. IN BOIL
t,.,.r.ok street, but was quickly eA''h-
su.ahe4 .,.,,.,.,
NORTHERN LIGHTS.
The people Of oar city last night wiz wiz
.....1 "a beautiful display Of the aurora
I..-.,l.s IN ;he northern skies. Inc hsi vs.
- rnos reached the zenith appeai''lE -,
.ratcd hues, and presented Nc'S
beautiful sight. o-,,orn
tf.ut al hour before INC hoI' i..-I
~ Snre,red a large. brilliant meteor
ea.n flashing across the northern
.,.,s IN a westerly direction, leaving
j.. .rgc train Of brilliant light in it's pain
!, Is reported that over yeo colored per- per-
... t,,o been converted and baptized
n. ~. result Of the revival now IN pio-
Erass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
rte NEGRO WELLS SENT ON.
VT. sa,it.n. Of Missouri, WEEDS Virginia
Bride Cortgact TO Rebuild Let.

vi. Nh,if.u. Of Missouri, Weds Virginia
Bride Contract to Rebuild Let.
CfH.LoTTEsNIILE, VA, March 81.
D....f. .Zary Wells. the negro who
SOL. brought here yesterday from Rich
I.rf aal lodged in jail on the charge OF
assault ora coIorc1 girl. near keswick,
w.s examined by Magistrate Harlem to-
day ana sent on the tho grand jury Of
ue County Court.
sfte Su.le sutherland. daughter OF Mr.
William sutherland Of North Garden,
anl Nr j. r. Shelton OF Slater, Mo.
s,ese married last evening at the home
o. fae brides father.
Tie contract for rebuilding the boiler
ara machinery rooms for the Electric
I.ht Company Was let to-day. The
WORK VIII begin al once The buildings
w.re destroyed by Ire about two weeks
GrU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Mnrch 3I, IbHf
OFFERINGS. Wheat, I,770 bushels. Corn
White, l.2j0 bushels. Oats, I,UJO bushels
Peas, 30 bushels.
SALEs.-Wheat, $40 bushels. COrn-White
LOO bushels. Oats. 90 bushels.
QUOTATIONs.- Wheat, longberry oOab2c.
mixed. 5ga62c.; shortbeiry. 5Sn62c.: No. 3 red
&c Corn-White Virginia Gag lots, 44atjc.i
No. white. 4ia4fl5c. No. = mixed, 43i9ai4c
Oats. winter, for seed, 36a3sc.; No. . mixed
30Iba37c.; No. 3mixed. 35a30. Rye, oia01c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Educator Commits Suicide.

ATLANTA, GA. March I.-Professor
]. H. Galloway, president or the Dou-
glassville (Ga.) College, committed sui
eide this morning, Shooting himself
through the heart. He was one OF tho
ablest and most prominent educators in
the State. No reason can be assigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Receiver for tho C. 7. & Y. V.

BALTIMORE, MD. March d.-Upon
petition of a bondhoders' committee, re-
presenting over 100000 worth of the
bonds of the Cape Fear and ladkin VAL
ley Railroad Company, Judge Simonton,
of the United States Court, to-day ap-
pointed as receiver OF the road General
John Gill. President of the Mercantile
Trust Company, OF Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
uexer,nan Found Guilty.

WASHINGTON, j.. c.. March 3l.-The
proceedings. findings. and sentence or
the Heyerman court-martial were de-
livered to Secretary Herbert this morn
ing, and It is understood that Heyerman
was found guilty of negligence in allow
ing the Kearsarge to be run upon the
reef and culpably inefficient in the per-
formance OF duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
IlMIns Bida
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Md, March Virginia
3s. new. T1%472; Baltimore and oh,o
stock. 79H. asked: Baltimore AMI "no
Southwestern first incomes. c.. bid; ds.
second incomes. %. bid: do. third incomes.
tn bid; Consolidated Gas bonds, llfAv
ll5H; do. stock, e6is46s3s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Denver Police Excited.

DENVER, COL. March 3i.-The police
force is very much excited tonight by a
rumor that the City Hall VIII be attacked
before morning. and a strong guard Ii
kept there under arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

ryler). who IL to marry Howard Could.
Ia a niece OF Mrs. c. G. Crow. OF Raleigh.
Her people are from Hlllsboro'. N. Z:
New and handsome pu',olngs are 20 %
put up for the Cherokee inaian scnoe' ~
Cherokee. An inn has been completed. to
which tho name Mini-sni IL given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Strike of Printers.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, March si.-The
Union printers in the Times. Citizen. and
Standard Union offices struck this morn
ing against proposed alteration Of
wages. The papers are trying 10 get
along with non union men to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
A MOTHERS FATAL MISTAKE.
She Gave Her Infant Carboiic Acid for
SO0ihing Syrup.

WOODSTOCK, VA, March u.-(Spe-
cial.) The wife of William f. Burner. a
well-to-do farmer, living near this place.
made n fatal mistake last night. She
intended giving her infant some soothing
syrup and gave II carbollc acid instead.
The child died in short time. The
mother is almost frantic with grief