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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
ASK FOR lIZZlE'S RELEASE.
Application to Judge Minor for Writ OF
Habeas Cornus-Otbor poipts

Judge Minor OF the Henrico County
Court, viii. at II O'Clock this morning
hear argument upon the question OF
granting the writ Of habeas corpus for
which application was made yesterday by
Mcssrs Pollard and Mosby, counsel for
Lizzie Walters, the woman charged with
the murder of Solomon BENJAMIN jenkins
When the petition was presented yes
terday Commonwealth s-AttOrney Sands
was communicated with. but being busily
engaged elsewhere. asked that the matter
be laid over until to-day. While Lizzie
and her alleged accomplice. Virgil Wal
ton were arrested nearly a month ago
there have been, as yet, no proceedings
IN either a magistrates or county court
The detention Of the prisoners under these
circumstances constituted the ground upon
which their release by habeas corpus l.
now asked. 1t developed yesterday that
up TO that time no commitments had been
made out for the prisoners.
Hon. Henry II. Pollard has recently
been retained by the sons Of Jenkins a.
counsel, and his son. H. r. Pollard. Jr.,
has. at the instance Of the two young
men. who are minors been appointed
and qualified In the Circuit Court a.
administrator on the dead mans estate
Or Kuyk, some weeks ago, at the
solicitation of the Jenkins boys. quail
fed in the Chancery Court Of Richmond
as their guardian and employed MI.
Julian Bryant TO look after certain legal
matters i'm their behalf. Whether MeSsrs
Pollard and Bryant will now act together
Is not known.
Mr.. Jewell. the insurance-company's re-
x.In ha taken such
active interest in the case, IS stlll in th'
city. While il is believed that he now
holds to the suicide theory, he has not
made an open admission of this fact
Indeed. he is very reticent when ques
toned on this point. Mr. jewell denit
that he was Instrumental in having DIT
Kuyk. his company's local medical-exam'
iner. appointed guardian for the jenkins
bows. but on the contrary advised the
Young men to consult lawyer He as
eerts that the insurance company Is ready
10 pay the Jenkins policy when an agree
mcnt r. reached with reference TO the
rights Of the several claimants under the
policy. When pressed 10 know II the
company would pay the face value OF the
policy. he became very evasive, but In
an indirect way, made the suggestion that
the company was only liable for the
amount that Jenkins owed johnson, to-
gethcr with premiums and interest. This.
he said. would aggregate about $l6O).
lie also made the point that the policy
was issued to secure the payment 10
Johnson Of the amount that was due him
10y the dead man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
OUR NEW CITY HALL.
Dedicatory Exercises Take Piacein the New
Building Tonight.

The dedlcatory exercises of the new
city Hall will take place in the Council
Chamber OF that magnificent structure at
S O'Clock tonight. The two branches OF
the Council will assemble In joint session
In the chamber. on the third floor. az
that hour. only those who have received
invitations Will be admitted 10 the hall.
IL is the purpose OF the City Engineer
TO have all the City Hall ofiices moved
In by this evening, and TO have the struc-
ture In a thoroughly clean condition.
The order OF the exercises. over which
President Dicaerson, or the Board OF Al
dermen, will preside, will be as follows:
Prayer by Rev. Moses d. HoSe. d. ID.
The Chairman Of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings will announce that
the new City Hall has been completed,
and Is ready for occupancy.
The building will then be inspected by
members Of the Council and their invited
guests.
on reassembling I'm the Council chamber.
the president OF the Common Council
viii offer resolution accepting the build
ing.
A brief sketch of the history or the
building will be submitted by Colonel Will
fred 4. Cutshaw, engineer In charge
Address by Hon. J. Taylor Eliyson,
Mayor OF Richmond.
Brief remarks by ex-members OF the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings,
since the inception OF the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medica!
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is nair
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will NOS
accept any substitute if offered.
ia l-Tu. Thtw,sAloorspfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15

time to secure evidence and see II the
owner of the fowls could be found. About
4 o'clock yesterday morning Constable
Burke noticed two negroes trying TO sell
lot Of fowls, and his suspicious were
aroused. as quite large number Of
chickens have been recently stolen IN Man
chester and vicinity. When asked where
the men got the chickens one OF them
Immediately ran away. but the other was
caught. The chickens are at Mr.. W. -,
Taylor's store in Swansboro'. awaiting
identification by the owner. When ar.
rested Horner said his home was seventy.
five miles below Petersburg. The officer
thinks the negro IL from Richmond,
FIrst-Lieutenant Isaac c. Winston II
prominently mentioned In connection with
the capinincy OF the Chesterfield cavalry.
troop since the resignation OF Captain
Atkinson. Lieutenant Winston was a gal
liant soldier during the late unpleasant
ness.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.
Rev. Mr.. Abbltt. OF st. Marks. Rich
mond. win preach al Meade Memorial
church tomorrow night.
The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield, Judge
Hancock presiding. will commence its
term to-day. The street-car case Of
Moore's administrator against the Rich
nOnd and Manchester Electric Railroad
Company will come up at this term Of the
court Several suits against the Peters
burg Railroad Company along It's line Of
road, caused by sparks from engines will
also come up for trial The court Will
probably be in session all the week.
Mr. G. d. Cole died at his residence, on
the Broad Rock road about mile from
Manchester. yesterday morning. In the
6jth year Of his age. He had been confined
10 his bed for several weeks. The remains
will be taken 20 Nottoway county for in
terment.
Miss Bette Hardaway. Of Crewe, Va.
IL visiting Mr.. John Robinson, in Marx
addition.
There were no cases before the Mayor
yesterday morning.
Police-O Officer MOles is reported 20 be @
little better. He Is stlll very sick.
Mr. Alex. Fitzgerald. principal OF the
public schools, is detained at home by
sickness.
Mr. James Williams Is quite sick at his
residence on east Fifth street
Mr. Cheatham. at Fifteenth and Decatur
streets. Is very sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15

lanes X. Hackett. supported by a
company whose names are all more OF
less familiar. viii present that pretty
vate secretary" at the Academy r 10
dc3ighted more people than any stage
work ever given to the public. II was
produced at the Madlson-squsre Theatre
some years ago, and has been seer IA
s~nted. IL IL said TO be better and more
attractive than ever. Mr.. Hackett. VINO
was prominent member OF Augustin
DaIy's Company In New Yotk, has m pnh
ert Sounding. The company has been
selected with n special view TO their NJ,
meas In the characters they assume. ana
a capital all-round performance may De
expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
O,d-Market Democratic Club.

At q meeting OF the Old-Market Demo.
cratic Club held at Thon's Hall last
night. the following officers were elected
President. c. G. Thon; First Nfce-Presl'
dent r. T. Redford; Second Vice-Presl.
dent ]. ". Taylor; Secretary, Marshall
Ramos. Treasurer. S. Stern: Sergeant-at-
Arms. Isaac Michaels. Speeches Were
made by the following canil1ates: s III.
peace. and Mr.. j. NJ. King for Board oil
Aldermen. Mfr. S. Hrshberg Tpoke on be
half OF MIR. u. NJ. Rowele, candidate for
Clerk OF the city Circuit Court. an.
addresses were also made by Messrs: -;
~ Hlrshberg. c. &. Thon, and Marshall
Ramos
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Mean temperature. .s5
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, February a. Hi; her ca
bles from London and disposition to
cover short contracts on the part OF local
operators lei to firm market during
the early hours OF business at the Stock
Exchange. About half-dozeD stocks
monopolized speculative attention. New
England was the only stock on the list
which showed weakness, selling down Ia
per cent, 10 1917. The decline was due to
statements that the company will be re-
organized shortly. and that the stock
holders viii be called upon to pay an as
sesSuent of $40 or SIS
The market was enlivened by breaks
in Chicago Gas and Llnseed oil. Gas
dropped 23s per cent. 10 63is and Linseed
oil ~, To 10. The decline In the iirst-
named was the result Of Chicago advices
that the City Council will pass the Wat
son ordinance over Mayor Hopkins's veto.
Linseed Oil was sold on the announce
ment that the company will sell S,ep,V9
worth OF debenture bonds.
During the afternoon prices at inter-
walls came to a standstill. Just previous
90 the Close, however. Sugar became more
active, but the price ran on 10 BIS. AS
expected, the adjourned annual meeting
called for to-day was again adJourheu,
this time until March 18th next As this
action was anticipated, II had no appre-
ciable effect at the Stock Exchange me
rally in wheat was n disappointment 70
the bears in stocks, who nave oeen Ddiih :
ing on serious trouble in the trade. IL Is
noticeable that the efforts to dislodse i'm
portant amounts Of long STOCK are I'M
awaiting The great ease in money rem
ders holders Of stocks indifferent 20 tne
tactics OF the bears. and m the meantl IN e e
the short interest il growing To-day
Rock Island commanded premium OF
I-32: Louisville one of l-64: burlington am
Quincy and l.ackawanna premiums oL
LIP and LIPS. respectively anu huii'p ,ca
OF other active stocks were nat To LIS
The market left off tolerably firm, and
anywhere from : ~ 4 per cent. hlsher
than on Yesterday. American sugar SHOWS
a net loss of q per cent, ana Lihseeh
on one OF =. the last-named having raj
lied sharply after the CONTINUATION u
the bond issue. -
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
'S Sales s.' LISTED Stocks, ll3ceO shares; I'M
IRE treasury balances: Coin. sSi,i47ooo; cur
rency, Si5 4So00o.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan al |. and closing offered at per
cent: prime mercantile paper, ihf2 per
Rar silver. e37s Mexican dollars 81.
silver AT the board neglected.
Sterling exchange hrla WIN s aStu "a, pu gnr
sirtv DAYS and $4SqAS7h for demand
nosted rates, 81 S5i2G4SS; commercial bllis,
e sal Sii, FOR sixty days. and Nsoi2'p
4 SGa, for demand CT, A,a,
r;overnment bonds steady. state bondS
easier. Railroad bonds strong.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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lgcd as follows:

ASH UADldtl0IiHs lOAI NfTS
ng weak. with prices favoring buyers.
Wheat-No spring. N1sc. NO. req
oGssc. No. corn, 3lfsc oats-NS. :.
2sc Pork. 81 Siizfl2e. Lard, S2llEg
G50. sides, s. 7Jl57i2is. Whiskey, Ills.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o. February iA-Flour-
Spring patents. S.iOu3S1; faniIy' N-.-"e
Whea.-very quiet No. , red. 57isc.
Corn-Qulet; No. yellow, Ssisc.' no. 2
mixed. SIC.
Pork-Mess, $3.50; clear mess. $3.50
Lard-Sceam leaf, $50; kettle-drl"J,
Bacon-shoulders 6isc. short-rib sides.
ne: short clear sides. TIC
Whlskey-Steady at N.l5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST; LOUIS, MO, February h-fioir
Wheat--Higher; February, Sac; May
Corn-TIgher: February. &c.; March,
1914 u332sc.. May. AAc.
Oats-Hlgher; May 5lc.
Pork-Standard mess, sl2.G2i9; on orders
i.ard-Prime steam. $3.50; market nomi-
Bacon-Boxed shoulders Csc. longs
ti4C.. clear EiD5. 49, EfiDt sL<'-
Dry salt meats-shoulders 800; longs
and clear ribs. $3.50; shorts. 500.
High wines-Steady at SILL.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February H-Noon-Cot-
ton quiet. with free supply Offering; prices
unchanged; American middllng, iAo
Sales. 5000 bales; speculss,isosaa anu Ell III
American. Futures dull: demand poor
March and April. io-64d. April ana
MAY, 4 li-ead. May and June. B-"'a, ;
July and August. 4 lb-64d. Tenders y"
bales. new docket. 9Th
ruary and March, 4 s-sid.. sellers: Marcn
and April. 4 SID. sellers: April aha
May. 4 le-SlfJ4 .i-sid.: May and June
/ l2-s4eil bed: June and July, . h-eta',
sellers; July and August, = ioeesgf io
September and October, H-tld.' Naiue.
Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK. February li;zcotton easy
middling Gulf, 8 3-lSc.: ntddiing upIanus,
z i5-isc. Sales, Is bales ru.nt rshr,,srv
So: March, T's7:. April, VIA: Nay, -;
mns. N.s6: Juiy, $50; August. w. SEQ
TENDER. 81 "a; October, x.sS; November,
Gss: December, 800.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. February H.
Rosin firm: strained. Soc; GOOD strainea.
SIC. Turpensine dsii and nominal srm lar
s g rs e e: s sSi. ana aa Virgin 40
rarpsnsins arm al %. Rosin nm At
sc. for good struined.
SAVANNAH. Ga. February M.-spi.tts
tufuentins opel,od and closed quiet AZ &c.
for rexulara; Res.n irm and X fsodn s e:
g GAn m.e e II. S.ss: |. nx; e No Y.
- n. NJ ss{,: window -giash ne; water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
More Flats ON Third street.

The property at the northeast corner o. Q,
Third and Cary streets, formerly owned
by Mr. W. G.. Miller. has lately been
purchased by Mr.. f.. A. saur ders. who
has determined 10 change the same into
fats. called I'm the North apartments a
STYLE OF buildings that IL getting quite
nonuIar here. and In which all the rooms
and everything connected with house.
keeping Il on one floor. These fats, oil
which there are six. will be arranged for
two families on each floor, and WIN be
swnn,ied with the latest and most i'm
moved devices for comfort and cen.
Yer fence. The work Is TO be completed
by January list next. Mr.: +. j. White Is
the architect, and 7. Wiley Davis, ESQ.,
l,.ff1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
Tho Heurfco .Judpeship.

There promises to be lively fight over
the Henrico county judgeship, TO be va
Gated by Hon +. c. Minor UPON ms eiee,
ton 10 tho bench OF the new Court ol
law and EQUITY. Those spoken OF FOR
the position are Messrs. a. W. Patterson
r. Ashby Wickham, William h; sahds
and Harvey Wilson. The friends OF az
OF these gentlemen are actively az WoIh
In their behalf Petitions were being cir,
cu,ated among members of the county ana
city bar Yesterday for signatures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
The Danviiie shops Investigation.

The Danville railroad shops investlga.
ton was continued during yesterday. but
MIR. Axtell said late in the evening that
there was nothing to give out, and as he
had 10 leave the city further proceedings
would be suspended for a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
CITY Circuit Court.

Tho following BUSH ess was transacted
IN the civ Circuit Court yesterday:
Suit was instituted by Thomas J. Todd
against r. ID. Hamlet. Judgment for $l62
philip ST. George Barrand, Esq, quail
fled 10 practice in this court.
An order was entered changing the
charter of the German-American fank-
ing and building COMPANY so as 10 make
the board of directors consist of seven III
stead of twelve members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
Nest ON the Car Trucks.

Car-Inspector Kersey, OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company, while attend
ing to his duties at the Orleans-street
yards yesterday afternoon. discovered a
hen-nest. with five eggs in IT, on the
trucks OF n coal-car that came here from
Hardley. W Va. The eggs were fresh and
unbroken. despite the fact that they had
come several hundred miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
MnrnhY Getting Retter.

Ed. Murphy. the prize fighter who was
arrested Tuesday on charge OF larceny,
and uho was Sent to the almshouse for
treatment an ugly wound having. been
discovered on his head, was reported very
much improved last right He still de-
clines 10 tell who hit him, but says ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
VO INVESTORS.

All persons contemp auug ii'f.'beni ~ ih'
year 1894 are invited 60 consider De i-ff fb.lf
OF the stock Of the OLD DpNINiu' bt lLpi 80
AVnioAS A>sOcIATION. whieh .s -lfi o.. so
uer share aud has a maturi. y sflifi tlNN nf
share, payins0 per coat ahuutl $50 in.ri' .,
psyable ssni-snuuaily, unri maturity upon 40
amount invested
TINS sto,k presents we raf' 'lip"nA.,' ~.
any known investment.
CARLTON MCCARTHY
Secretary aud irDfflr'H
S23 sa-f NAN t..n o.
Chamber OF CONNER. d" fl'iiht'
iN.Lul.i. b.
j. TAYLOR ErLYsos, Pre-.dcut
NoRh,s Y. RASpOLPD. Nirc-lfrsIasni
Directors: J. Taylor Euyson. nm +, hi.''b
John Is. Purcell, \. \. Randolph aAi AZ. -, -
SuttOn. "a w ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
Retreat Pound-Party To-Day.

The annual pound-party Of the Retreat
for the Sick win take place today. when
the mann gers Will be happy TO welcome
all the friends Of the Institution. Those
who cannot attend may send their con-
tributiOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
HEARD OVER IN MANCHESTER.
Theft Of Chickens In swsnsboro'-The Al
dermen Resoiution--Personai, Etc.

dermen Resoiution-Personai' Etc.
i, is certain that no measure introducea
In the Manchester Council recshuy mas
created 40 much interes, as the resolution
Of MIR. Fitzgerald to have The city chsrter
amended 90 as TO provide for Hoard o'
Aldermen and give the MAYOR ve'o
pCwer. Mr. J. c. Snellings SAYS; i tan
Il one of the finest sugg sstions hat mar
lceu made In Manchester for NUMBER
II years, and I would Ike 10 ser IL car
RED through. Mr.. w. a. bradiey says
II viii help the city very much 10 havs
coed poard OF Aldermen. Many stnet
prom nent citizens talk In the same way.
The name OF Mr.. l.. NJ. Nunnaiy mas
teen mentioned as an syeellent memcn
from the Second Ward, and Mr.. J. ,.
Sykes from the First. The resolution pro-
vides for two members from each ward.
cHcKEN-THIEF CAUGHT.
Alek Horner was before Justice Jones.
BwsAsboso'. yesterday afternoon. CHARGED
with stealing fourtsen chickens, The case
Yves continued 10 order 70 give the oficess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15

The Governor having signed the bill
Incorporating the Richmond Light-lnfan,,
try Blues Association, 1t Is understood
that the object of the associaIon-the
formation OF another company and the
orgar ization Of battalion-will be car
ried out as soon as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
A H.uuv Endinu.

OTTERyILLE. Wafer fifteen years
I was a great sufferer from dyspepsia.
and nothing relieved me until tried Sim
mons Liver Regulator. This u the best
medicine in the world. arm now IN good
health. Mrs. n. J. Collins. Your druggist
sells Il In powder or liquid. The powder
10 be taken dry or made into q tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
Colonel Tanner to Hun.

Colonel William Il. Tanner said last
night that II was almost certain that he
would enter the contest for the mayor
atty. and that he would give his friends
a positive answer to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALI GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices Of Money. bonds. Stocks. Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. kc.. aid the
Weather IndicstionA.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispasch.)

tBy telegraph to tho Dspasch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February IA
| RAIN Forecast for Virginia: Rain or
snow will continue probably
during the greater par. OF Thurs
day: slight changes in temperature; east
to north winds.
North Carolina Rain will continue to-
night, and IN the eastern portions Thurs
day; cooler weather near the coast winds
shifting to north west.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15

CITING UNDER AUTHORITY
~ conferred upon them iy av.te gelar.
signed. Commissioners ot tho >ilainr IinI Z
virginia. have Apr, pfiafei orr U' ilr alrulu.
OF the treasury ONk lit NNnIp .lOf .AND
DOLLARS tor the mouth oi ferrlrf ID,
purchase Of the bonfs oi thr sUfa ELL. NI.I1I.
Issued under an net approved February %
1892. known a. "Ceniury lUnIs' ~ .nla H..
sued under IN AT approved tHufu1ff 49, iss',
known a. " Siddleborger b0ndt v|tl llI iatsr.
est thereon from January !. lNif. ga hoy
hereby advertise that they vii roeeiye Dl.r, ~
the sale OF such amount N enc .tii bo.d. as ne
said sun ~ SloO,O1o VIII eufb'f tncn o. NJ
chase. All proposals must b' 10 ths nal ,of
the commissioners AZ or before B a.i.-s o.. y.
on the IgTH DAY o. .iBN AIRY, irHI An
offers shall be- made ~ Frit'nv. ailf0s.ei o mo
commissioners of the slnk.Uf tuui of hutnia;
rhau be- sealed, and shall De- Disnrf ~ fha M
missiouers, OF q ma.ori'yoi 20 .In. IN D. IN
Of February, AZ noou. in -n' Ire.enrH n. no
Governor vi the Commenced. 0', 10 t.a H.ens
OF his absence, w the presruc' o' GOO Sol IHiArY
OF the Commonwealth.
The bonds offered AZ The lowest rrre .irll -
purchased 20 the exteLt above n..N fIOnsi. lro-
vtded, however, that the -al .uuIIIss .olers
shall have authority o. rre"t arf tHl si hos
made IN pursuance OF thl- a,f. ~ fu 'rIi =
portion of the bonds that MOS Doe o1'rei nT any
party. J",iAu hl ~. 7h'
MORTON NANAF.
Commission rs oithc Sinking tuui u Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cold and raw. Snow fell in the FORE
noon. This was followed by heavy rains,
which continued throughout the day and
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-15
RAITIMORE sTOC< MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, February l4.-Vir-
ginia SO, 72IsQ73ia; Baltimore and Ohio
comes, u, asked: third. 66z. bid; Console
dated Gas stock 5sl4a5siz.
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RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
+. d. sTARKE, President
ID. MITTELDORFEB, lice-i ~
WILLIAM LOVENSIEiA, Ca'iie'

On account OF the recent hea'y 10. 30,
mands for our stock We have ON " 80. "a
more shares of our bsw %rr' '01 ~, -
Parties seeking q good AMI SAFE .l''''
ment would do well 20 call 70 -. ~. -.
Loans negotiated on real csil.r' va pa,
HE in easy monthly ius;almea',~ va.
plan Of lending money VIII @''
become the owner Of a home .h,,,
ANY information VIII De cA''''''
furnished ut our oiiice ~
922 east Main, lOrthS@l C9il:f l'l'A.
do ls.Su. iu.IhJm ---.r