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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


NEW YORK, March 12.-stocks to-day
were very irregular and sales we're con-
siderablv smaller than on yesterday, foot
ing un oniv f5a4t6 shares The
opening was weak on account OF lower
prlces from London. The decline at this
time was equal to 1-Sqi IA per cent,
Louisville and Nashville, Jersey Central,
Manhattan. Tobacco. AMI the Changers
making the largest losses. Subsequently
n drmer tone prevailed. owing to the de-
ciaratlon Of the regular dividends by the
Manhattan. Chicago and Northwestern d.
rectors. and belief that the New York
Central will on Friday declare its usual
dividend In the matter Of ST. Paul d.
vidend. the street has settled down TO
the opinion that the directors will order
the payment Of per cent. on the common
stock. as usual
better demand for cotton and grain
also had COOL influence on the market
for stocks, and the failure Of McKim e
co. yesterday led 10 covering or
snort contracts by timld bears. The Inn
provement In prices ranged from Il TO
. ~ per cent. Tobacco rose ~; Jer-
sey Central. 3 TO " rs; Lackawanna IL
to i5S; General Electric 2, 70 y 81; New
York Central 5-S. to IS IL; Rubber, COM
mon, III. 10 70 "a. Leather, preferred,
-. 10 "a Ii. fiOcHn& Ndlify. 10, -
OLA; and tho other active issues is TO
per cent. Sugar opened Lac. higher az
, lJ2 81 rcceded TO l0l T. rose TO lVj IL
and reacted 10 l0l 3-4Ii02
In the afternoon there was disposl-
: ton to realize. and the market, under the
leadership Of Sugar, ran or l l-iql IL per
! cent. - ,h..
weak In tone. The net changes show
! gains of l-snl 5-S per cent, outside OF
| Sugar. Tobacco, Disiillers, LOUISVILLE ana
| Nashville and Manhattan, which lost l-S
10 is per cent Consolidated Gas gained
The bond market was irregular, but, In
the main, firm. -
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. firm. az 2 per cent; last
loan. at 2. and closing offered AZ =; prime
mercantile paper 4l-2d5 per cent.
Usr eiIyer. ~ 81. Mexican dollars. ~;
silver al toe board. 81 bid and 81 IL asked
Sterling exchange firm; with actual
business In bankers bills al 4Si 5-lg
ASS for sixty days, and iSyi4s9 ~ Tor
demand Posted rates, iSS l-ZnfJ COM
nerSiol hills. 4s6 3-4p@ -
Covsrnment bonds steady. state bonds
dnU Railroad bonds dull.
The sales OF listed stocks aggreSated
| o. o60 shares: Of unlisted. $500: 80,
Treasury balances: Coin, ~ lSZ'Oco' cur
rency. S73. 2joCo0.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
PRETTY CHuRCH-HILL WEDDING.
mr. Bagby md Miss HARDWOOD MAR
r,edSuf Leigh-street Church.

One OF %the prettiest weddings OF the
winter occurred at Leigh-Street Baptist
church last evening at 6 o'clock, when
Mr.. John Baghy led to the altar Miss
Alma Louise Harwo0d. The church was
crowded with relatives and friends OF tue
Young couple, and the pulpit was banked
with palms and other tolaBe piahts'
among which stood several handsome pan
quet-lafnps. =, s.<..,o
brunette. and a high-accomplshed iady'
entered the church with her father, MT.
p Harws1d. and wore travelling
suit OF light color Her maid OF honor
was Miss Caddle Campbell, or Caroitne
county The groom came In with MS
hest man. Mr. H. r.. Pollard, Jr., Inc
ushers were Messrs. John Garland Poi-
lard John r. Saunders, r. Hugh Bagpy,
OF Baltimore, brother OF tie 5rooi,l-eieSi
Edward Woodfin. DR.. ". $. Beazley,, Al
Ian c. Collins. Ellis b. French anu IA
vey L. HarWOOd. ~.
The ceremony was performed oy rev
Alfred Bagby. of Chesterfield county,
father OF the groom. assisted by Dr.
Wright and Rev. X. a. Bagby;
ATer receiving the Tgratulatlons OF
MANY OF their friends Mt. ana Mrs.
Uagby left via the Z O'Clock tram LOT
Washington, and thence to Baltimore,
the groOnn's old home, where n rec.Pt.9n
will be rendered them by Mr. Bagoy
Mr. Bagby Is popular young man. who
recently moved 20 Richmond IRON
baltimore He Is junior member OF me
real estate firm Of Pollard & Bagby. ms
hride is a sister Of Mr.. James {. Har-
wood assistant principal OF the High
school. and has wide circle or friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

Casa quotations: Fiour-lmPreyea , essa
demand, ont export sales ignt. ha $500
and prices 5al5c. higher. No. : spring sness'
5sllssOXc. No. red, 54s.s55sae. 10 eosn'
a5aisisc No. z Data :ps4azsstss,,< 49,
sIi.37ifssl L5o. Lard, 90 egsss ozss sssS Ss
sdO0aa6.IO. WhisEey. si.2sls-
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARsEf.
rSIoS sTOCK-YAkDs. Ill. March H.
cs,tle-Rsceipis. 5000 hesd; market siroas
cnmmen 50 extra steers. sk1aaso.zo. s'os. .,,.
and fe.fers. s2.60atiS0; COWS aHa bohs'
a. a. sf,s "a 20. ealyes 82.s0SsS.bO.
Hog Receipts. $4,000 head; msrxs, epsnsa
s,ronc and e,osed easier. heavy. sfxsasAa ~
aan,rsor 10 ctSi-e, mixed. o. lOaS4 20 enoles
sS,o-ses s4'e5asI 81; ngaL e<.05asA.2o; pssf'
ss snces,-. xsceiofe. 1000 head; narxss
nrm: iaserier 10 chosee. s2.'oasf'oo' JANUS
s12aae5.5o.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE NAskEI.
BALTIMORE. March ls.-~flcs--firns MIR,
..s.ser., .n,oy al aaas.. 10: 90 ottfas s--<b&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARCH 49, 1895.

amount Of time 10 the discussion OF his
toricsl questions, 20 as to constitute the
society an open forum" OF discussion.
Books on history read and special INES
OF study pursued are expected to furnish
themes FOR short addresses at every
meeting
This will be IN addition 70 the regular
ESSAYS presented, and will thus. AFFORD
variety and increased interest In the al
ready entertaining meetings.
A committee consisting or Professor
Boatwright and Messrs. W. l.. Prince, u.
T. Bowden. X. A. Anderson. and T. j.
Sadler was appointed TO provide Transport
tation and make other arrangements Tor
the historical excursion TO Yorktown IN
a fexV weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

william Perkins (coloredl was taken
to the penitenuary yesterday 10 serve
three years for grand larceny. Perkins Is
the negro who stole a barrel OF wills
key some time ago from George ~
Hundley Edward Kennedy (whitel was
received from King George county 10
serve ten years for house breaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
Have Rented Fouraurean's store.

The Richmond Theatre viii not be con
verted into "a furniture-stor. for Messrs.
R0thort q Co, "a was considered prom T.
bic a week ago. THIS firm has leased the
SPLENDID store at Fourth and Broad
streets. now occupied b.. the Fourqurean-
Price Company. who win in a short time
move into the Levy & Davis building.
deal having fallen through IT Is probable
that MIR. Lcath will now convert the
Theatre into roler-skating rink.
The removal of ROthert & Co; VIII not
leave a vacant store, as Messrs. Thalhimer
Brothers will enlarge their establishment
bV taking I'm this house. thus giving them
room for their large business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
Arthcr.s Father Hcard From.

DIT. Whttemore, Of the almshouse corps
of physicians. has received a telegram
from the father OF the young man who
was found Saturday In delirious condi-
tion in a box-car at the Fredericksburg
depot and died at the city hospital a few
hours later. The telegram Is dated Mid,
dleport. O., and signed W. 7. Arther, and
reads: Bury my son, Carey Arther VIII
write you fully"
The remains are at the undertaking
establishment of l.. T. Christian. lt was
said at the almshouse last night that II
NOT lake place until more definite in
structions had been received from the
father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

National Life Association VS.. Marye;
Auditor. Further argued by Edmond
Pendleton, Esq, for plalnut ana submit
payne VS.. Smith and others. Pennsylva-
MIA Zinc and Iron Company VS.. Simmer
man and Peoples Mutual Livestock
Company VS.. Marye, Auditor. Motions
continued. ,,,.......,,,.
shepherds administrator VS. Chapman's
administrator. Argued by w. W; Bur
sess. ESQ, for appellant. and j. Il. VIII
iams., Esq. for appellee .,,oo
< counsel In this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

GEEENNlIdE, y c.. March 12-
tSp'Cia,l Sunday morning at o'clock
Nr T.. a.. Biount died 90 his home, IN
toutrntue1 township, this county He
represented Pint county one term In the
LEGISLATURE. was a. Justice Of the Inferior
Court when that tribunal existed in the
county, served several years as "a magis-
trafe, and was prominent as a local poll
Uctn
The same day az her home. in Green
vile. Mrs Margaret Murray. wife Of
Mr. William Murray, died after an III
ness % several months. She was in her
Cl@t year
The Eastern Reflector. OF this town
has Just published an interesting and
well-Written letter from Mr. j. T. Lang
lev of Richmond. former Pitt-county
toV, descriptive OF his travels during n
recent trip 10 cuba.
a man from the country to-day sold TO
one ~ our merchants a lot Of furs. con-
Fisiing Of the skins OF 4 offers. u foxes
4 mlnks and IS raccoons. The price
pa'd for the lot was an even hundred
dollars The seller told your correspond
cnt that All the animals from which these
furs were taken had been trapped since
fhp late snow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
The Baptist Young Peoples linton.

The Board Of Managers Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Of Richmond ana
Manchester held q meeting at the First
church last night and perfected arrange
merits for the next quarterly mass-meet-
ing Of the unions. This meeting Will be
held az The First church the first Sunday
in April at =. NJ. Rev. DR.. ii. W Bat
tie. Of Petersburg, will speak on What
Means This stir" An essay by Miss SAL
lir Beach. discussing AT the Sociabl
viii be read. and Mir. Walter II. Rylard
will speak on at the rayer-Meeting.
The music will be an attractive feature OF
the meeting.
Rev. Drs Pitt, Cooper. and Wright
were present last night. DR.. Pitt brought
up the subject OF a southern convention
OF young people being formed as an
auxiliary Of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton, ana IT was discussed at one length
The sentiment OF the board, though IA
Vorable to a close alliance with the con-
vention. was against withdrawing from
the international Convention. and resO-
lutions TO this effect were opted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
THE U. s. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Hon. Charles ID. WnIcott 10 Deliver
Lecture Here on This Subject.


Hon. c. y. Wacott Director OF the
United States Geological Survey, has
kindly consented TO deliver lecture
in the hall OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
giving a description OF the objects Of the
survey, explaining It's scientific import
ance, as well as its commercial and ma
terial value, and showing wha; has been
accomplished and what Is still TO be
done.
At meetings held Monday night and yes
terday morning, SIR. Decatur Axtell,
at whose thoughtful suggestion Mr.
Walcott was approached about deliver
ing a lecture IN Richmond. and Messrs.
". Il. Trfgg and S. Dabuev Crenshaw,
actirg as a committee OF the Chamber.
hxed the time for the lecture as Monday,
the 18th instant. at S15 =. NJ. and all
other necessary arrangements made.
As the head Of an important bureau.
and OF a great work that is being car
ried on by the National Government all
over the United States Mr.. WGlcott s
lecture In Richmond VIII greatly interest
the community and doubtless prove a
most pleasing event 10 those OF our peo-
pie who are so fortunate as 10 hear him.
The lecture will be illustrated by a Sc
ries of views for which purpose Mr..
Arthur II. Clarke has kindly consented
10 furnish his stereopticon, and TO render
such assistance as may be needed on the
ccaciOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
THE LYxcHBuRG BANK CASE.
indictments Expected To-day OF
Hammer and PanniII-TwO Deaths.

Hammer and PannilI-TwO Deaths
LYNCHBURG. VA. March i2-(Spe-
cial THE United States Court convened
here to-day. Judge Paul presiding The
grand jury was in session the entire after
noon. h'G up TO the hour Of adjournment
had ,-ported no indictments. True bills
viii no doubt be returned In the case OF
Hammer and Pannill tomorrow. but their
trial Will not be taken up until about the
middle Of next week.
The firm Of Franklin Schenck & Co,
retail clothiers. made an assignment TO-
day. Liabilities about 1890.
Mrs Henry L. Davies died last night at
the Home and Retreat from injuries re-
ceived several weeks ago by being knock
ed down by car OF the Lynchburg Elec-
trio Company.
Mr.. j. W. freshman. OF Evergreen. Va,
also died at the Home and Retreat this
morning from blood-poison, caused by an
operation performed several weeks ago
on his foot, which had been frostbitten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

The next address In the series OF histori-
cal lectures given under the auspices OF
the Association for the Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities will be given next
Eri9av night at. $50 o'clock, in the Hall
Of the House OF Delegates by Mr.. II. ;;
Thomas. OF Smithfeld. His subject VIII
he he history of Virginia during the pc
r,od 1925. and more particularly that
portion Of the period during which the
civil wars. the great rebellion" RACED In
England, and the Parliament and Crom-
well ruled the nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
BoGUs PYTHIAN GOES TO JAIL.
George Miller Sent Down In Default
of Security-ynrieus other Cases.

George Miller Sent Down in Default
of security-varieus other Cases.
George Miller, the bogus Pythian. an
account of whose arrest as a suspicious
character was published In the Dispatch,
was In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. and was sent to jail for twelve
months in default Of $500 security.
The continued case OF l. T. Burnett,
charged with cruelty dragging and tor
turing bull. was heard. There was con.
elusive evidence 10 show that the animal
had been badly treated, and that II had
been dragged three blocks by its neck. a
fine OF IS was imposed on Burnett.
Carter Perkins was charged with as
saulting and threatening 10 kill +. Brim-
mer in the Second Market. The case was
continued until to-day.
Ida Whitman. Lilly Whitman, Lula VIII
liams. Carrie Silvie. Martha A. Peasants.
and Maggie Lee were charged with keep
ing a house OF ill-fame. The cases OF the
fret Ave were continued until the 22d,
and an attachment was issued for Mag
gle Lee.
Boozey Crawley. charged with carrying
concealed weapons and attempting 10
shoot Mercer Garnett was assessed -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
EnncrnI of MIR. stywnld.

The funeral Of Mr.. James Stywald took
r,ace from the Soldiers Home chapel yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock, anu was was
attended by the inmates OF ne nome Gnu anu
,oiion Association. The music was fuf-
n r5siVS BY the boys OF the Richmond Male al
nrnhSn ASYLUM. assisted by several IA
dies. and the services We're eona s, ,anc ~
Inc address. The interment was IN
Shockoa Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
,i,,,n,,on of Grand Officers.

Elba Council, Royal Arcenum. was
visited last night by the grand officers OF
the order. among whom were Or. II, G.
Scott. l. Il. Blanks, c. w. HARDWOOD WI
lor Ellyson. and :. l.. Bloomberg. The
visitors We're received with Grand Hon
ors." and all of them spoke words OF
OF the session had been disposed OF the
members and their guests repaired 70
Hulchers restaurant. where a deiightiul
sumner was served and enjoyed.
The grand officers will visit Portsmouth
Council tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
n. ueueriss.

lanes Hugh Conway ply M,'' year o. his
terday morning in .he s ana in the
age. coanie Myers Was p' mere puhsss .
breast OF no one ~ 80 ana there never
Kinder heart than be BAD .i,r -" ,ssn hls. ne
was a more amiaeie n-s ga ~, "a his house,
writer OF sbis notice eno sse,y. and were
hold knew Connie ia'' ,,s',lIeetlon o. lts
fond az him. and tneI - eoreizlity Of
gentieness Of manner ,,ssssssd win icns
greeting which conn,s smen.ory. He Gas
remain fresh 70 th sn mesher. Who
the only sea OF W." ~ WAS he oaiy
loved her boy. s n' sisters whe
brother q two . ,ss u ,asuy TRENDS =
their hour ss =, alone esn ss<A
ns Ssue W tAsir bleeding hsAs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
The san Jose scale.

Colonel Thomas Whitehead, the Com,
missioner OF Agriculture VII 3" w "
tain ISI Mccain, DR.. Lupton. and others,
method by which TO stamp out the san
Jose scaie, which Is doing great INJURY 70
fr,i, trees THE United States Entomolo-
Isl Mr. l. o. Howard. or one OF his as
sistants. will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
ChnRnr-Dish Conh-ng.

This Is the attractive subject OF Mrs.
Christine Terhune Herrick's lectures,
which begin under the auspices OF me
Board Of Managers OF the woman ~
change. at their rooms. corner or 1nlrl
and Franklin, tomorrow morning AT ~
O'Clock. 80
Nothing can be more suggestive OF
cusey comfort or more appetMng IMAM
tine bright chafnc-dish, from which issues
the fracrant aroma OF steaming oysters
or ebirrtd eggs. or tempting venison.
Mrs Hcrrick in her own charming
manner. is going 10 teach the i9dles 81
Vicbmond how to make the chahng dish
n comfort ana delight The classes al
ready formed are entirely satisfactory.
Besides the class at the woman l>N-
change. Miss Precious Moore Is getting
no a class. also instructed by Mrs. Her
rick. for the benefit Of her Sunshine
Band" of KINGS Daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
MIR. Wilson VIII speak.

Hon. William L. Wilson, Postmaster
General. has accepted the invitation TO
attend the annual banquet 81 the Rich On
,,Sich will take place AZ the Common
w Wealth Club on the evening OF the nth
~ April. and will respond TO toast
Governor o'Ferrail. Captain W; Gordon
1slisvne High school: Professor Peters.
~ The university, and others are also
nut down for speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
Academy of Medicine.

The meeting Of the Academy Of Medl-
cine and Surgery held az the rooms In
the Young Mems Christian Association
was very largely attended, tending to
show that the movement inaugurated at
the beginning OF the year l. still upward
The paper for the evening. an able one,
was delivered by Dr. Irving, and he was
followed in the discussion by Drs V. W.
Harrison, ]. 5. Wexford, Hodges, Ed.
wards, Ellis. Henson. Upshur. Parker.
Hugh NJ Taylor, Long. Cullen. and Cor
don
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
TUE CITY Is nEsTR AIMED
from selling Certain Property for
Taxes-AppomattoN Park.


Taxes-AppomattON Park.
PETERSBURG. VA. March l2-(spe-
rial)-Last evening Judge h. a. Hancock,
a. the Circuit Court. granted an injunc-
ton restraining the city Of Petersburg
bnl rs agents and officers from selling
certain property OF the Petersburg Per
Iausl Building and Loan Association.
tnl from levyins upon any property OF
tal company 70 satisfy the claim OF the
CTS for unpaid taxes to the amount OF
Nv@W alleged 70 be due the city. The
Company claimed that the assessment OF
uis TAX against them was unauthorized
toisr The statutes OF Virginia, which
Impose d llcense-tax and the city claims
va. lte statute Ia question is unconsti-
Nh'ml Argument 10 dissolve the inJunc-
A.n VT. be- heard at q later day.
~ FAVOR OF THE PARK.
he Lunynburg Camp OF Confederate
e''ieas. al their meeting held yesier-
Wy. Unanimously adopted a resolution APP
y'Ng ne proposition for the govern
49,, -, y establish national park al APP
,.Vs1 the scene OF the surrender OF
,ai c.Hy Of Northern Virginia 10 Gene
~s NY II may be said that while
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
Terry.s Examination This Morning.

The examination OF George y. Ierry
on the charge OF passing q forged lqnailc
order for $3.50 will be held IN the rO ,lse-
sented nv Mr. George =. lIaw. and II "
understood that his case will be fuzzy gone
into. - ~ 60 secure
bail for either him or IayiiI9r anu rs ~ ~
moi known what course viii be pursueu
by them. Taylors attorneys decline 10
talk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
NAVAL srokE MARKETS.
toNnoN Avn PARIS

LONDON. March I'..--Bar silver. - LATED.
Paris sdvices lsots per cea;. rsnses {, iOA,
DOs, for tue ac'onat.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tsepoT,ei Tor the D.spasrD-
NORFOLK. Va. Narch IL - harses
steady; tommon, fathc; prime. ls,a; exFs
prime, &c. fancy, 2ise.; spanish. So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
A Scnfchmnn Ernsfhiiicn.

A ScOtchman by the name OF William
Fraser was found near the Second Police
exposure. He was sent to the 1lmshOuse,
where, upon inves tigatlOn, IL was learned
that ne was frostbltten. The man claims
TO be a stone-cutter. His condition Is not
anrlnIIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
TnIIpn fn WnahInGInn.

jefferson DAILY. the man who was ar
rested here about "a month ago charged
with ua ssiug a worthless check upon Mrs.
Shea. ana who Is wanted In Washington
on the charge OF forgery. was taken 10
the national capital yesterday afternoon
Marshal Duesbery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
o...r.ns,ca, and Historical Society

AT the meeting Of the Geographical and
historical society yesterday afternoon
rev plan was presented ny rfo ns,s,v
,D.,SGch mel with warm approval; II Is
w tbs eject that the society broaden the
s az OF its work, .deyoting a certain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF VA LAND & LOAN co.
no. I'LL EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
Iu pursuance of decree of the, Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond,
entered March !. 1895, the Board OF
Directors Of THE VIRGINIA LAND
each stakeholder, active and with
drawn (who has not been otherwise
settled with. a dividend Of ELEVEN
PER CENT. on the amount paid III,
this office. .
Stockholders are requested to call at
tify us where check for same will reach
them. b. c. WHERRY.
President Virginia Land and Loan Com
pany.
mn lO-lw No. I'LL east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
p,1rMoRE sTocK uARKEr.

BALTIMORE, ND. March 12.-VirElnis
s9tt: baltimore and ONO, stock, 81, bid;
Nsrtheru Cesual, %, bad; Consolidated Gao,
steeS. 69lSa62A; Co bonds, 6s, ilo, asked {:
A. "a. lOeLlaI0bM, bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
OFFICER CRATFORD's CLU~E CALL.
Ills Life Probably Saved by His
Dndgc-ArFcsted I'm Richmond.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March r.
(special) -Pollceman Crafford, Of this city
came near being the victim or
serious. II not fatal stabbing affair
here. on last Saturday night the officer
was attempting 10 arrest a negro named
Charlie johnson, when the latter plunged
a knife into his left side; but fortunately
II only only passed through his over and
undor-coats, when II came IN contact with
his badge and glanced of. doing no dam
heart. Il Is fair 10 presume that but for
lis obstruction the blow may have proved
fatal The negro escaped. Late this eve
ming Sheriff Milstead showed your CORE
Fpondent a wire from Major Poe. OF Rich
mond. which stated that johnson had been
apprehended and requested that he be
genf for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
I'm Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.

p WasHwGIoS. March l2-Forecast
PAIN flor Virginia Cloudy and threaten
ing weather. with light rains;
warmer; easterly winds.
North Carolina: Threatening weather,
with light rains; easterly winds.