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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
THE WIFE THE THIEF.
REMARKABLE OUTCOME OF A HABEAs
CORPUS CASE IN RALEIGH.
Fight Against the State NATURALIZATION
nj the Railway Coinmissien-Danage
to Strawberries Very slight.

RALEIGH. ". C., March fG-(Special.)--
There was a habeas corpus case to-day
here before Associate-Justlce Walter
Clark. A negro named WIZ McCullers
was taken before the Judge. who found
that McCullers's wife had committed per-
jury by swearing tfat he hal stolen
some property, whereas she was the
thief. Mccullers was released and war
rant Issued for the wife. a magistrate
had improperly allowed the wife to tesufy
against her husband.
Persons are at work here canvassing
the city for a new telephone exchange.
With 90 subscribers the rate VIII be NO
a year for busness-houses ard sl5 Tor
reS Fences. Il VII n, doubt Be estab-
iisic,i.
SURRENDERED.
The white farmer. Sidney Williams.
who last Saturday night cut the throat
OF a negro here, has come In ard surren-
dered. He says two negroes ried 10
rob him and that he drew his pocket
knife and cut one.
III l5 now SAN llldl 'hN'N
made TO make the fight against the state
University in the nomination OF members
Of the Legislature. II is also said that
the Baptlsts are leading In tins move
ment. which has for its object the cut
ting of of the annual appropriation 10
the university.
DISMISSED.
The Railway Commission has dismissed
. complaint OF the Winston-Salem Cham
her Of Commerce against the commission
this being OF discrlminatiye Interstate
rates III Iayor Of Roanoke and klchmohu
against Winston-Salem. asking reference
10 the Interstate Commerce Commission
The matter il dismissed because II has
already been adjusted and no further
action is demanded. a petition OF citizens
Of Kelford for depot there Is dismissed
"a the Norfolk and Carolina railway mas
built a station there and the business
does not demand further accommodation
A petition for a depot at McLeansVi'ie
Is also declined. as well as one LOT
freight ard passenger depot at Palmyra
A request for a depot at Abbottsburs
Will be complied with. the preparations
there being such as the business OF the
place demands.
Mrs. Battle. of Wake Forest. mother
Of the Drs Battle. OF Wadesboro' Is
dangerously sick.
DIR. J. NJ. Lawing, of Lincolnton, is
dead.
IL turns out that the damage to straw
berries by frost in the Wilmington sec.
ton is much lighter than was at hrst
thought.
The rumor that seventy-iive friends or
Dan Slaughter have been in Allegheny
county In search of his lynchers Is not
true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
a BRAVE YOUNG MklL-CARRleR.
lie Exchanges Shots With "A HighwaSihah
and Saves His Mail.

KEYSVIILE, VA. March lG.-(Speciai'
Yesterday evening while Tommie DrisK'li'
the 16-year-old mail-carrier from thls
place TO the County-Line Cross-Koads' was
en- route to that place with the MALL ne
was halted about two miles west OF
here. and the bag was demanded OF MN
by an unknown white man. He promptly
refused 70 accede to this request. and
drew his pistol. at the same time putting
spurs 20 his horse 10 escape. If possible.
The would-be robber fired upon him. one
bah passing through his right hand.
Driskil returned the fire. causing the
highwayman TO flee. Had Driskill re-
turned to this place and reported, 1t Is
likely that the man would have been
caught without trouble. but instead he
continued to the other end of the route
and reported when he returned to-day.
1t il now feared that the man has left
the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
A HIGH POINT WEDDING.
Miss Vernon Richardson United to Mr. ~
r.. Tate-Breakfast and Tour.

GREENSBORO. y. c., March l6.-(Spe-
cial)-A brilliant marriage was consum-
mated last night at the Salem-Street
Baptist church. in High Point The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. A-E. Tate ana
Miss Vernon Richardson. both OF High
Point. The altar OF the church was
decorated with lovely dollhouse plants
and palms. At $50 the wedding march
announced the arrival Of the wedding
party. The ushers. following the oflcia-
ting minister. Rev. +. II. Pritchard, or
Charlotte. entered and took up their po-
sitions at the altar. These were followed
by the groom and his best man. his
brother, Mr. John II. Tate. and the bride.
accompanied by her brother Mr.. Oscar
n Richardson. Miss Margaret Richard
son. maid of honor. carried a silk cushion
bearing the marriage ring. After the
solemn and appropriate ceremony the
wedding party proceeded TO the residence
OF the brides father Rev. J. b. Richard
son. where an elegant wedding feast was
spread. At about II o'clock the newly
welded pair took the nOrth-bound vesti-
bule for New York and other cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
HE KNEW THEIR TASTES.
The Man from the Far West Was Trying
10 Locate His Countrymen.
washington P0st)

wv dSnlhStol IOSI)
A man with a large soft hat and with
the West stamped all over him, stepped
up TO the counter Of an uptown hotel
last evening.
rs this a pretty good housey' said he.
Eyes, sir, it is considered TO be-" said
the clerk
Play a little poker in the rooms, 10
you?'
Il can't say as 10 that, sir. We don't
run a game or watch our guests"
Keep purity good liquor on tap?''
eyes, sir
"Ilavc the doors omen all night, so as a
fellow can get in any time he wants?''
YES. sir.
Got n private entrance? Don't object
TO a man sleeping late. do you? Keep
native champagnesF
"E,Acuse me- sir. but you were thinking
OF stopping with us?''
"Wen. don't know. I'm looking for
the California delegation or somebody
from that country. | know what kind OF
n place they cotton to, and was trying to
locate EN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
SHIPMENTS OF KALE.
THE LARGEST EVER MADE FROM
NORFOLK NOW GOING FORWARD.
Advance banquet In Honor Of ~. Patrick
Teset system a, the Moody Meetings
Abandoned Good Outlook.

NORFOLK. March is.-(special tine
largest shipmerss OF kale ever made from
this section have been going forward this
week 10 tho northern markets, the old
Dominion steamships alone carrying from
500 30 7,0oo barrels each trip. Tue truck.
sFs are making nothing whatever. how
ever Notwithstanding the large shipments
- they only receive % and 20 cents
barre! Tor their kale. and sLeS for the
spinach, and are only cutting To give
employment 10 their regular hands and
clear the iiclds for another crop
ANIMAL BANQUET
The Ancient Hbemians Emerslds. and
ST.. Joseph societies. OF Portsmouth. gave
choir annual banquet IN honor OF 81.
PatricAs Day las, night. but viii attend
cnJrch In procession tomorrow.
CottoN is stin coming in at the rate OF
l.s)) bales a. day. The free movement OK
cotton 90 the southern ports is due doubt
less TO the break In freight rates by the
Withdrawal OF the Louisville aud Nash
Vile from the southeastern tarif opera
tiyn
WILL BE INCREASED.
Fully 400 people attended the Moody
a.l Sankcy mcetirs last night. and about
In yesterday afternoon. The ticket sys-
t.a Tor the unconveTtcd has been aban-
Gouo,i, and the Attendance Will doubtless
bc largely increased. Large numbers OF
people are seriously impressed under the
f-rycnt preaching Of Mr.. Moody.
Rev James r. Eubank has taken charge
u ire Soudan-Bridge Baptist church, II.
princes Anne county.
STARTING Up.
TIL. fine weather has caused business
operations 70 start up all around the two
Ci'ies
Ground was broke, to-day for costly
l..llng on Bank street. and plans are
being gotten on, for several fine build
lrrs or CRANKY street The colored bhp-
ts's IN Portsmouth have just completed
q $1,000 cdincc. which is the handsonest
c0lorcl church In that city.
Forty suits have been put on docket IN
Oh. County Court by truckers against
oa. fertilizer house, the feriilizr's lur-
-hcd not being up 70 representations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
DEATH OF Mr.. ROBERT A. BROWN.
Acquittsi of Pionono sspguinetti-sharp
soutbside Frost.

PETERSBURG, VA, March IG.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Robert a. Brown. one Of our
oldest and most respected citizens. died
this morning at his residence. on Perry
street, after an Illness OF some weeks.
Mr.. Brown was for some years the fore
most carriage and wagon maker In Pc
tersburg, having for long while before
and after the war been successfully en-
gagged In that business He was an earn
est member OF the Methodist Church.
and an upright, conscientious. Christian
gentleman.
In the Hastings Court to-day the case
which attracted the most interest was
that OF Ponono Sanguinetti an Italian.
charged with the larceny OF Sl55 from
Mira Bridget Henebry. The accused had
only been married two or three days
when he was arrested on the serious
charge. and he has been in jail for weeks.
his young wife daily visiting and minis
tering 10 him. The jury rendered ver-
dict Of acquittal. and the prisoner went
forth a free man.
AGAIN ARRESTED.
Some weeks ago n colored man named
Isaiah Stewart was arrested on the charge
Of larceny, but YVES discharged by the
Mayor for lack of evidence. New testi-
mony having been discovered Stewart
was again arrested to-day on the same
charge.
Mr. Il. J. Trice. who has charge OF the
Central Asylum farm. is critically III
with congestion OF the brain.
There was n sharp frost throughout
this section yesterday morning. but 1t Is
learned that the fruit was not damaged.
Tho t,each and aDricOt trees are freely
blooming.
shortly after midnight a beautiful scene
was witnessed in the heavens. The moon
was surrounded with "a brilliant halo, ex-
hibiting nearly all the colors Of the rain
lfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

hopefuI. 1t IL probable that the appoint.
ment viii be made this week.
chief Justice shepherd has been home
this week attending to prfvate business.
The first steamer Of the styron Trans
pcrtation Company has been iauncnen, and
il now ready for use. The steamer - CHRIS
tened AURORA ana IL a beauty. Inc
a,,rora will De a feeder for the Coast-Line.
Messrs. Warren. Small. and Rodman
have been employed TO defend Crowley.
the murderer. at the May court. Much
interest is manifested In the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
nola g.rcinry nj Toano.

TOANO. VA. March le.-(Speeiai)--
MIR. G. n. Skaters store. at this place,
was broken open last night and robbed
Of lot OF tobacco whiskey. pocket
knives. and old coins that he had been
accommodating for twenty-five years. The
bar was priced of the front door, and
entrance was thenceforth easy. Mr.. sia-
ter valued the coins very highly. and ex'
oectsd one day 10 realize handsome
cum from them. Three tramps are sus-
oecte-i. and Mr.. Slater boarded the train
his morning. hoping to meet with them
IA Newport News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

Ward. for instance. votes have been
polled sometimes nt the rate OF ten
minute. whereas. under the new law,
which gives each voter two and a half
minutes, IL necessary. not over twenty
Eve votes could be polled In an hour An
increase In the number OF polling places
win probably be required. as will the
erection of the booths necessary for the
voter IN making his ticket. The matter
has not yet been brought TO the attention
OF either the court or the city Council.
and as the May elections VIII be under
the old plan. II is probable that nothing
win be done By the authorities until
midsummer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
THE LATE NJ NJ sPooNsR's WILL
!IIs Mother and sisters Beneticiaries OF
His Policies More Apple Trees.

His Policies More Apple Trees.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. March ID
lsrecial The will OF the late NJ. NJ.
sf,5oncr has been found. 1t was written
on TIN drst day Of last January, and lis
wording is such as 10 impress any one
that Mr. Spooncr was laboring under "A
ur,roonition OF some misfortune. Ills
father. Mr. G. W Spooner. was named
as executor The total insurance on Mr..
Snooners life was &.6)0-one policy Tor
Sl.09. one for $500. and one for 500 HIS
mother IS named as the beneficiary. under
the 81 90 policy. and his mother and sis
,crs the henenciaries in the other two.
The family cling 10 .he belief that he
dii not commit suicide.
Mcssrs. Samuel H. Woods and G. l..
Carver have sold for Mr.. j. G. T. Pendle-
ton his farm near that Of Captain II. J.
Hancock. for $500 cash. Mr.. l. ;.
Jackcm. Of California, Pa, was the
purchaser.
Mr.. j. 4. Chanler recently leased Edge
field" the home OF the late Dr. Bird
II England. II ia said that the price paid
was 5000.
Mr.. f. J.. Carter has rented PARROTS
Hotel. and will take charge on Saturday
next.
4 TELEPHONE LINE
II Is learned that a telephone line will
soon be constructed between Castle Hiu'
ana "Edcch"ld." Baron ST. Mart VIII oe-
Cupy the latter place about May lst. Mr..
T. .. Money who will put up the line,
will also build one from Castle Hill' 10
Gotham.
Large numbers Of apple trees will be
SET out this spring in the Covasville neigh-
b'Ihsod. Mr.. j. !. Boaz expects to put
out. as a beginning. 200; Mr. :. A. Birch
viii set out large number. and Mr.
Charles Birch will also put about sixty
acres in this excellent and profitable fruit
Miss Gertrude RiVes, accompanied by
Nj. Allen Potts ana young lady, Of
Richmond. visited "Ellersle'' farm yes
tcr8ay.
Mr.. Phil Gentry, who was shot in the
charge OF pistol In the hands Of boy,
IS improving
The watch worn by Mr.. Morris NJ
Spoon"r At the time Of his death In the
case OF which was engraved. &c w. $,
from :. II. b., 1885," was presented to
TIE father OF the deceased by Captain $.
II. Buck. on the completion Of Bird |
wool for that gentlemans occupancy.
Dr G. l.. Thrcdecum of Merchantvile. |
y. j.. passed through here to-day with !
several bloOded mares. He is a breeder
o. fine horses. and intends locating in this |
county.
An enjoyable vocal concert. by local |
talent. was given this evening in the lee |
ture-room Of the Methodist church. /. |
was for the benefit Of the Parsonage So
ccy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
WILL REBUILD AT ONCE.
A More Substantial Structure TO Replace
the Burned Crist-Mill.

More Substantial STRUCTURE 10 hepiace
the Burned Crist-Mili.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March l6. -tSpc-
clalJ-Mr D. :. Jones Of Newport News.
the owner OF the fine grist-mlll recently
destroyed by fire. came up this morning
Mr.. Jones is a well-to-do businessman Of
Newport News. being engaged largely IN
the lumber business. and when he arrived
at the ruins he did not appear In the least
depressed, but pluckily determined to re-
build at once stronger and more sub
stan:ial house. The sides will be OF cor
rigated iron. and the roof either OF slate
or tin. with as little woodwork about the
new building as possible. Mr.. Jones states
that he had no insurance on the building.
This mill was built In 1868 by Mr.. j. W.
Marlborough for Mr.. Henry Jones, the
father of Mr.. -. :. Jones, ana was con-
silered one OF the best mills or its KIND
in Eastern Virginia. The house was punt
Of wood. was two and half stories high'
and had lately been put In thorough order'
IT contained when burned about 100 bushels
OF corn and meal belonging to Mr.. Jones
Mr.. Wilson, the miller, and others about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
detroit Tribune

Harry Nevergo: suppose all the people
In the world were like deck OF caruS'
Alice What card would YOU De!
Alice Cardly: I'D be the big cass'no' De.
cause II counts 80 much every one wouao
be after me.
Harry Nevergo: And what caro- 90 you
suppose I'd be?
joker.
Harry (highly gratifed): Why that's the
highest card In the deck.
Alice tdemurely): Yes. But we could
dispense with II entirely ana still play any
game that know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. March i6.-Virghia
Ss, -, bid: Baltimore ard Ohio %. asked;
Northern Central. 67ssG6s; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern tirsts. loi, bill; 90.
seconds, G2i2. asked; do. second incomes.
q. asked; do. third incomes. TFslo; Con-
solidated Gas bonds. llii., bid; do. stock,
6sh.G65ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
DEATHS.


crtTI,DRCY.-Died at his residence rei
pork avenue. Yesterday evening ~ b
o'clock. JOHN X. CHILDREf.
Funeral notice hereafter.
GRIFFIN. Died, March lSth' az SiV ~
NJ. at his residence l222 'u'lanah s'N'"
VALENTINE GRIFFIN.
His funeral will tax" nla'" NJ nc rF',
ua,,is, church. corner College and Broad
s,reets. SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 5
O'Clock.
lie leaves three sons and two daughters
10 mourn their loss.
philadelphia and Hun,ias on wv. Na)
papers please COPY.
HAGAN.-Died. in Williamsburg. Va.
March II. 1894, ROBERT HAGAN; aSed
81 years .,..
Funeral will take place at MDON-
OI-GU'S undertaklng-rooms AT $50
o'clock 4. NJ. TO-DAY March i'th. In
,erment at NJ. Calvary cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
RycuwovD sfOCx MARKET.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

OFrERrSGs. Wheat, ITO busne,s Corn
White. 2,14o bushels Rye. 400 bushels.
SALEs.-Wheal 10 bushels Corn-White,
2,I4O busheIs Rye, 400 Bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat i0neterry. toso3c:
mixed. SOaoyc.; shortbetry. 59a6jc.; No :, rel.
62itao3c. Corn White Virginia lbas lots, afa
45c.; NO. white. 44c. No. z mixed. 43etslsc
oats winter. for seed, 37a40c.: Mo- mixed
3slxa37c.; No. 8 mixed. 35a36c. Rye. 5oso1c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

LEXINGTON, VA, March i6.--tSpe
lal)-The Cold Sulphur Springs property
vas ssold here to-day az public auction 10
=. W. Mayer. Of Philadelphia. for xooo.
This tract contains about IS acres. and 10
situated one mile form Goshen. Va, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
FOUR HOPEFUL APPLICANTS.
All willing to Serve as deputy Collector
The Beautiful Aurora.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. March l6.-(Sre-
oial)-Mr. S. II. Lane, Collector of Gus
toms. with headquarters at Newberne, has
been in town this week feeling the public
pulse, with view to ascertaining whom
ne shall appoint as deputy at this place.
There are four applicants, and all seem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
DROWNING OF THE TWO eINNs.
Further Details as to How the Accident
Occurred-Bodies Recovered

Occurred-fiOdies Recovered.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March lG.-(Spe-
cial.)-Additional particulars OF that dread
ful drowning which occurred at 2 o'clock
Wednesday IN Chase City county have
just been received by Mr. Jordan It.
BHns the uncle OF the deceased 1t seems
that the two young men. Spencer Binns
and Henry Binns. were out sailing H.
Uer boat and after being out some
time and quite a distance from shore II
was noticed that the boat was filling
from several leaks The young men be-
coming frightened no doubt, both being
expert swimmers, jumped from the boat.
AIR spencer Binns never rose. The acct
dent was witnessed 10y parties upon the
shore. who were too far of to render
assistance News of the calamity soon
sPrsad through the neighborhood, and in
short time crowd collected on the
banks OF the river.
STANDING UP.
The bodies were at once dragged for
and recovered. When found the body of
Mr.. Spencer Binns was standing up in the
mud. ard II IL presumed that when the
boat sank he Jumped into the water in
his attempt 90 save himself, and sank
into this mud from which he was unable
u extricate himself. The position of the
body 81 Mr.. Henry Binns goes 10 shoY
that he attempted 10 reach the shore,
but was no doubt attacked by cramps.
aad sank 10 rise no more. This latter
young man was well known here. having
lDr several years prior 10 "a few months
ago been engaged In this city with his
brother in the mercantile business, and
enjoyed the reputation Of being high
toned Christian gentleman.
The funeral was held at Mt Pleasant
church. In Charles City county and an
immense crowd Of sorrowing friends ard
weeping relatives was In attendance. The
services were peculiarly impressive, and
the awful accident has east gloom over
the community. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. some being sent by
friends here who hold the deceased in
loving remembrance. The aged parents
OF the deceased have the sympathy OF
every ore In their dreadful affection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
CAPTAIN McCarty.s New Paper.

Captain Page McCarty proposes in a
very short time 10 publish in Alexandria
a weekly illustrated paper. Captain Nc
Carly has been resident Of that city
for some time, being engaged in general
literary work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

-~'yaxE FOREST. n. c.. March is:-
ecrsrial l--Rev. Mr.. Tyree, of Durham. ".
C. is here aiding Rev. W. X. Gwaitney In
a series OF meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
VIRGINIA SECURITIES.
CoMNoNwBALrH o. vIaoiSIA.
OFfIcE or ruE COMMISSIONERS
nR fpE sfyYfN0 FUND.

RICHMOND, March D, 1919
A CITING UNDER AUTHORITY
N CONFERRED upon thcm By law, the un.
derstgued Commissioner OF the SINKING Funu
Of Virginia have Appropriated oot o. tes sur
Plus OF the treasury. ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOkLAk5 Tor the month Of Nerch ns
the purchase Of The bonds Of the Stale o. vtr<nAs
issued under an act approved February 70 1877.
known a. Century BondA' or bends issaed
under an sct approved February "a, lSe2.
kncWr 81 sRiddiebsrger Bonds, With al In.
tofsss thereon from January I, 1894. and hey
hereby adysrtise that they uth receive onsrs
for ths sale u such amount of the snsd bonds -
the aid sum OF one hundred tnousAnd aousn
viii enable them 10 purchase. All proposals. must
- In tho hands Of the ommissfonela ~ % bef0rs
3 O'Clock r. y. ON the ipsn day al March. lees.
All ofYofs shall b made u vuo1ne. eddreesso "
The Comminuioners q tho sinking Fund 81 VIZ
r1nta ehali BE- sealed and shall b oqousd ~
ne Con misaioneeA> q matos1sy u them, GA
The 2O9h March, q Aoon. 70 eke peeeencs - We
(josesnor q to Common veaths o.. b the esens
q biz absence, N TIE presence q ne secretary
ne bsads odersd q ne iovsss pre- sesn .
purchsaad - the egtsnt Aoove meoooeso 49,
Mod, hovsvses ehat the ee,d com1 4" ~
Snnil tnve sat1eet1y - yetecs sny eca ~
mnde n posenAnoe - ~ - g
po1llnot u bosds ,sssn24Y Mann 3 assfHSe -
aS;d5EA SSxzHHSk
o;sz:-''.-~ go = = ~ s : =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices Of Mousy. Beads. stock& Grain
Tobacco. Csttsu. b.. and the
Wee Their IndfeattonA,

d3y telegraph to the Dispatch,
Fl WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March Ia
rAIp Forecast for Virginia: Generally
fair weather; variable winds.
North Carolina, Threatening
weather. with light showers in the extreme
western portions; variable winds, be.
coming southeast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17

ALEXANDRIA. VA. March Ie.-tspo-
tlai 1.-THE operation Of the Austraian'
ballot law will require a. conslderapie
Of this city. Hswtofoss In the Thru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH l5, Il


Moon SOUS. ffN' 49, -
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH id, 1894.
ARRIVED.
steamship w7anoke, Boar. New York. mcr.
chaudse aud Passengers; George W. Allen q
scbor uer Fannie Brown. Hardcsstle. Charles
ton, phosphate rcck; Richmond Chemical
Works. A..
schooner Mamie Saunders, sieslman, Neg
York. nitrate soda Richmond Chemical Worka
Schooner George X vreeland, Abbott, Ne"
Haven. light.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers; Irg.n Weisisor. superln-
teudeut. .
steamship wyanoke. Bosz, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers; George W. Allen 81
CO. agents.
schooner Maggie J. Lawrence, Holloway.
Charleston via Norfolk. coal vessel, Curtis q
Parker
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH 10, 1894
ARRIVED.
Schooner W. c. Tanner, New York.
Barge t,alatea, Boston.
Barge Marion, Boston.
SAILED.
American steamship Orion, Roncecos Reef.
British steamship Reppahannock, Liverpool.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH 10, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvine, Murphy, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
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