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The herald., 1895-08-01

The showing made in the review Of the
building permits issued during July is a
most remarkable one. During this month
246 permits have been issued and the
total cost of proposed structures foots up
$637.619. These figures, as compared with
July of lastyear, are just double as regards
the number of permits and nearly three
times as great in value OF buildings. This
progress in building up our city is the
more remarkable when we consider that
July is always looked upon as a dull
month and in face of the fact that 1895
was not expected to be ''much of year
ANYHOW"
The herald., 1895-08-01

The impressive and dignified consist
ency OF law as 1t is administrated here.
abouts is som ethirg remarkable. Yester-
day man was acquitted on a serious
charge on the ground Of insanity. The
prisoner had been examined twice by q
lunacy commission and pronounced sane,
and now is to be tried by jury again on
the charge of insanity. This is in reality
o reductio ad absurdum.
The herald., 1895-08-01

May not the state her,eIf under the new
constitution and new laws. take up. ha
irrigation work we've Judge Ross decis-
ion drops it. utilize the works so far as
found practicable, and carry to compile
ton the several systems stated and in.
augurate others where advisable? Some
equitable adjustment could also be made
whereby the holders of irrigation district
be paid the actual cash they have given
for those bonds, and receive state bonds at
par to the amount of such actual cash.
Thus. in taking possession Of such
work as theta Grange dam, the state
would come by it honestly and honor
ably.-Oakland Graphic.
The herald., 1895-08-01
CURRENT COMMENT

The influx of San Diegans' continues.
II they do not come OF their own iree Will
they are brought by Mayne force.
The herald., 1895-08-01

1t is well that United States Consul
Vifquain has reported that there is no
cause for serious alarm at Panama. 1t has
suddenly been discovered that in case of
an outbreak at that point the navy de-
partment has not ship at its disposal
which could be sent to guard our interests
on the isthmus. The policing of the
ocean is at times quite as necessary as
policemen on our streets.
The herald., 1895-08-01

Something new.-Try Wheatlet for
breakfast. H. Jevne, grocer, agent.
The herald., 1895-08-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

EASTERN OFFICE: I3 and as Tribune build
ing, New York.
FRANK s. GRAY............E Eastern Agent
Tho papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
70 the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
sinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for II. advance
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1895-08-01

The Herald is further informed, on ex-
cellent authority that for the first time in
the financial history of this city have the
deposits in the banks increased in the
summer time over the ratio maintained
during the winter. and the demand for
money for good, legitimate business pur-
poses has advanced in the same proper
tion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

Edwards. and Rev. u. c. james. Miss
Ellen Pollard and Mr.. George Bland.
Miss Mary u. Littlepage and Mr.. w. W.
Edwards. Up the other aisle came ittle
Miss Myrtle Corr and Master Charlie
Lpscomb. then Miss Lucy II. Edwards
and Il. r. Lipscomb. Miss Bessie Nj.
Hockaday and Mr.. j. l.. Bland. MISS
Mary Il. Hin and Mr. Milton Corr. Miss
Maria Robins and Byrd Pollard, miss
Ada II. White and Mr.. 5. J.. Kelley
These assembled the aisles in correspond
Ing pairs. crossed before the arch anu
stood on either side. Then came the
maid of honor, Miss Annie X. Edwards,
sister OF the bride looking very hand
some ia "a dress OF pink organdie, win
gloves TO match: then. the bride. atured
in "a splendid dress of tan cloth, TRIM
med with velvet. with hat and gloves 10
match, upon the arm OF her father. and
last. the groom. with his brother ana
best man, Mr.. J. II. Richards.
The ushers we're MIR. T. II. r.dw irns'
brother 10 the bride. and Messrs. James
Winglold, V. Walden, and Edwin Lacy
The ceremony was witnessed by an IN
usual concourse OF relatives and friends,
whose best wishes followed the happy
couple upcn their departure.
The BRIDE was the recipient or many
presents that bore evidence TO her vide
popularity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

DIR. Uodgkin end Miss Eowm1n-Mr. Ko,
H. Carter and Miss Mary L.. brand.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, oct IL
Special.-At 1880 yesterday afternoon the
BAPTIST church OF this city was filled 10
it's utmost seating capacity 10 witness
the marriage Of one OF Warrenton's lead
ing young doctors to one OF Charlottes-
yilles bellies.
As the minute-hand on the old church
clock reached $3.50 the big organ pealea
forth I'm laundering tones the sweet notes
o, the grand old wedding march. TO
which music the contracting parties. fol-
lowed by their attendants. entered the
church and marched TO the altar.
The bride was Miss Lois Gillette Bow
man, who entered leaning on the arm of
her brother. Mr.. L. II. Bowman. who
gave her away to the cxpcctant groom
DR. Frank Chiffon Hodgldr.
The bride was att,red In a blue cloth
travelling suit and carried bunch Of
brides roses, while the groom wore a
suit o: black cloth. The attendants were
Mr.. Clifton Ovens. OF WarTeniOn best
man. ushcrs Mcssrs. Fred. Farrar
Robert Trcvlllian. wis johnson. and
John Maddox.
After the ceremony. which was perform
I'd by the Rev. II. W. Tribble, and con-
CALCULATIONS OF the many friends OF the
bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. fiodgkin
left on the $50 nOrthern-bound train for
their future home. in warrenton. where
they VII remain until next Tuesday. when
they viii start for a ten days Visit 10
the Atlanta Exposition.
AT $50 =. NJ. a pretty home wedding
was solemnized at ia South street, the
residence of tifc brides father, Mr.. W.
W. Brand. the contracting parties we're
Mr. Roy H. Garter. one OF CharloitesVllle
most popular young men. who has been
mailing snd registry clerk in the Char
lottesviIe post-oiiice for SIX or seven
years, and Miss May L. Brand, "a HAND
some ana popular young lady. The al
tcndants were Mr.. Preston Carter, brother
of the groom. and Mr.. T. T. Chapman
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter left on the t'oV
L. VI. southern-bound train for the At
lania Exposition, where they will spend
a week or ten days before they return TO
their home I'm Charlottesville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

NORRIS PARK RACE TRACK, Oct.
17.-An attractive programme brought a
large attendance to this track to-day.
The principal event on the card was the
race for Withers' Stakes. for three-year-
olds. over the Withers' mile. and II was
won by the fayorite Lucania after Il light
drive.
she also made new track record. as
she went the distance in In 81.
The only previous record was made by
Adelbert who covered the mile I'm l.i3.
Brandywine. ridden out. beat Gotham
three lengths for the place The result
of the race for the lightweight handicap.
the second event on the card. proved 10
be one of the greatest surprises OF the
season to the talent. IanTDlighter warm
ed UP so well that a rush was made upon
him, and he closed In active demand AZ
To ..
Bathampton was second favorite, and
Belmar WAS the outsider at odds OF 4
TO ].
The latter had the lead from start TO
finish, and won as he pleased by two
lengths from Bathamrton, with Lamp
lighter third. Summaries:
First receive furlongs-Marsian t9S,
Clifford, q to - first. Tight Rope second,
Roundsman third Time, IS 81.
Second racc-fnile and one furlonx-
Belmar Q0s, Sims. 4 TO u frst. Bathamo-
ton second. Lamplishter third Time,
Third racc--six furlongs-Harry Reed
Q0s, Simms, I to % first, Waltser second.
Preston third Time. LIZA.
Fourth race-Wtthers Stakes, gross
value $s.6QQ-Lucania uos. Rein 10 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
RyIgnd-Iiardman.

KYGER, w. VA. oct H.-Speciai-Nir'
Walter II. Ryland, of Richmond va,
was married to Miss Lille b. Hartman. OF
this place last night at $50 o'clock. Inc
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the brides father. 1t was
beautiful and impressive. The parlors'
which were handsomely decorated, were
thronged with the relatives and intimate
friends of the family. The sister OF the
bride acted as maid-of-hOnor, and Mr.
Snowden McCiung. as best man.
After the ceremony reception was
given. and from o'clock until ii the
Young couple received Congratulations
from hundreds OF their friends.
The bride is the highly accomplished
daughter of Hon. Orlando Hartman a
prominent and successful lumber ner-
chant of this place. and an ex-memDer
of the State Senate. Mr.. and Mrs. Ky
land left this A. NJ. on the train Tor
Washington.
Mr.. Ryland is a member Of the kich-
mod bar. He was formerly private
secretary TO Congressman Vim. \. Jones,
until he settled in Richmond and enter
ed into partnership with Mr.. }. Garland
Pollard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

Bellah. Of Wilmington, DEL, arrived here
and sought his acquaintance. She
stated where she was from. and that
she was a member OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church Of that city. Of which the Rev.
Albert Keigwin was pastor. She FUR
Their stated that she had come mere
purely on business. and knowing that
her pastor had brother here. she could
not resist to call and see the family.
She was elegantly attired. quite hand-
some, and about thirty years old Mrs.
Bellah informed the magistrate that sne
had check for SIS on the First National
Bank she wished cashed. and requested
him TO Identify her. This was done, ana
the money paid The check came pack
from Wilmington. unhonored. inquiry
has revealed the fact that Mrs. beilah
is one Of the shrewdest confidence wo-
men in the country. and that she has
served In six penal institutions. she mad
fraudulently obtained not less than sn',-
oNo. Eleven years ago she was resi-
dent OF Wilmington, and was leadinS
member OF society In that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
THE NEW FREIGHT ASSOCIATIONS.
4 Final Effort To Organize the Southern
Railroad.

NEW YORK, oct. T.-There was an
other meeting of the representatives Of
the Southern Lines at the Hotel Waldorf
to-day for the purpose OF making a SUI
preme and final effort TO form the pro-
posed Southern States Freight Associa-
ton.
The session began shortly before II
o'clock. and, although the SPECIAL con-
ference committee had reported that II
had failed in its efforts TO induce the
South Carolina and Georgia roads, as
well as the Clyde Line. 10 sign the agree
ment the announcement was mace that
opposing lines would change their atti-
tude on certain conditions. When the
representatives assembled to-day a gen
eral sentiment prevailed that an assocla-
ton would be formed before the close OF
the day.
The first evidence OF this long-des!red
turn of affairs was furnished when Gen
eral Manager Scott, of the Georgia rail-
road, addressed the meeting. lie deiv-
cred a very emphatic address, IN winch
he outlined the objection OF MS COM
pany with regard 10 becoming member
OF the association. He caused quite
stir by announcing that proFilcc reason
able guarantees were assured MS CON-
pany as well as the other companies
would change their position and would
join the association. Mr.. Thomas speci-
fed the guarantees he wanted ana the
meeting proceeded to discuss sne pFopo-
sition. ...--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
IRON TRADE RETIEW.
Very Quiet Market. but the probability oil
Higher Prices Makes Sellers Firm.

CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 1.-THE iron
Trade Review to-day says:
Ouiteness unequalled in most months has
marked the trade in the past week, so
far as buying IS concerned. At the same
time mills are shipping enormous amounts
OF material and the current output OF
blast furnaces, ali going into immediate
consumption. is the largest IN three years.
While the current rate OF pig IRON pro
duct,on is 1900 or 1890 tons less ACCORDING
as the eastern or western statistics VI
active furnaces. october lst. are taken,
there was a net reduction or 5'vvo TONS III
unsold stocks Of coke iron. in the month
of September.
This heavy resumption supports the be-
lief that the wait Of the past four weeks
is not likely to be greatly prolonged
Furnaces on foundry iron fnd mat
their customers want shipments fully Up
to the contract rate and IN many casrs
iron cannot be got to the foundry yards
fast enough.
Lake Superior charcoal IS probably the
nrmest factor I'm the market. While
Lake Superior furnaces have not al
vanced In unison and there has been con-
ficting transactions ia the past TWO
weeks the probability OF higher prices III
the coming winter has made sellers quite
firm.
sales have been light the past week
mum. Bessemer has sold in small quantl-
still holding the latter figure as mini
UNI Bessemer has sold in small quanu-
ties at sl4 TO $3.50 I'm the valley, out
furnace men still refuse to take any hand
on the basis Of the months sales or
speculative iron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
Mr.. CIRLIsLE ~ DEMAND.
VIII Speak on Sound Money in New york
Forced TO Decline other Invitations.

WASHINGTON. oct. T.-Sccretary Car
Isle has accepted an invitation TO at
tend the annual dinner Of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce on November 18th.
He will deliver the principal address on
Sound Money"
Secretary Carlisle has declined an in
vitation TO deliver an address at the
Tammany Hall on October 2-d, as on
that day he viii be en- route with the
President to Atlanta
He has declined an invitation to adj
dress the labor union organization OF
Chicago on December iith on the sub
jet OF sound money Mr.. Carlisle states
that about that time Congress viii be
opening here. and his presence VIII be
necessary.
Secretary Carlisle has received an in
vitation from the Hurst Democratic Club
OF Baltimore. Nd. 60 deliver a political
address on Saturday. November 10Th. K
Is probable he will decline the invita-
ton. under the rule laid down by the
President that Cabinet officers and other
Government officials are not expected TO
make political addresses outside OF their
own State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
RI(HIKDS- EDW 4 KIDS.
Jerusalem Church the Scene of n Brilliant
Wedding.

KING WILLIAM G. H., VA, Oct. Is
special-Jerusalem church was yesterday
the scene of one OF the prettest ana
most interesting marriages that was ever
celebrated in this county The groom
was Mr.. Kenna T. Richards, OF Sweet
Hall. one of the bcst-known young men
IN the county. and the bride, Miss Gena
A. Edwards, tho accomplished daughter
OF MIR. klcher Edwards. one OF King
Williams most substantial citizens. Rev
G. l.. Morrison, OF thc Disciples church,
performed the ceremony IN beautiful
and strikinsly interesting manner. anu
his remarks were eloquent ana apprO-
pirate.
The church was tastefully and elabo-
rately decorated with cverereens. the
bridal pair standing beneath floral
arcn, back Of which was the clergyman
and behind him the ushers; arranged on
eacn side stood the bridesmaids anu
groomsmen. the whole forming a beau
tiful ard striking group In the mellow
light Of numerous lamps. The two aisles
were closed by gates of eycrgreens. be
side which stood the children. dressed In
white. who had opened them at the APP
proach OF the bridal party. The brides
maids were lovely In white organizes,
and the groomsmen looked as wen as
could be expected In contrast Herewith.
The bridal party entered the church TO
the strains OF Mendclssohns wedding
march, Mrs Henry Corr. aunt TO the
bride. presid' at the orgarl and
throughout the ceremony DE Koven's 20.
Promise Me" was softly rendered. Up
one aisle came little Miss Murrie Garrett
and Master Bernard Edwards. who open
ed the gates. then Miss Lucie A. Little
page and Mr. y. Clements. Miss Eva
6Nts and MS. g. Slaughter. Miss SVe H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
ALEXANDRIA -fFF4fEs.
Another Convention to he heid NeN'
Monday.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. oct. H.-spe-
cial.-The candidates Of the recent Demo-
cratic convention. together with the
city and county committee, held a meet
ing last night. and talked over the I'M
broglo generally. The result was that
another convention. 10 be held Oh Mon
day next. was decided upon, ana as
Mir Barley wants a primary inc last
having given him majority oil votes
the matter will be- further complicated
The general idea is that Mr.. Lips
comb. who was assistant district at
tornev I'm Washington for some time.
is backed by the members OF the bodrd
Of Trade there.
Rev. :. Chaser. who for some time past
has been pastor OF the German Lutheran
church. has received and accepted "A
call 10 Buffalo. y. y, for which city
he left last night ~.
Mr.. Richard Lacy died suddenly Mon
dav at his residence, In FAIRFAX cCu"-
~. He was i'm this cts during inc Jay
and when he returned nome ate nearly
sumner after which he was taken SUD
denly III. and expired i'm few minutes
His death was caused by heart disease.
Operations have been revived at the
eold-mines near Kelly's Fora, IN 'he
lower part Of Fauquier, and WIN every
prospect Of success.
James n. Skinner. who farms 'he
Beverly farm. near Upperville. Loudonn
county bought last fan twenty az,
for which he paid is cents. ana SOD Sol
them a short time ago for cents. Inc
cattle when sold averaged l.i'5 pounus'
and brought 1885 each. After ae'uct-
inc twelve months interest and the cost
OF purchase they netted Ssl'.".
CAPTAIN Jonathan II. Gray, who was
collector Of customs AT this port dnr-
iny the Garfield administration. died SUD.
denly Monday at the real-estate Once OF
T.. l.. Johnson. in Washington. Judge
Gray was about eighty wears 81 age, ana
his health had been falling for a year
John Sutherland. a Fairfax man. Whle
standing on the corner Of ROYAL ana
Cameron streets Yesterday, careiessiF nu'
a lighted match into his pocket, In "hicn
there was some loose powder. Instantly
there was an explosion. by which INC
countryman's clothes were burned. ms
eyebrows and whskers snged' ana MS
faca 1licfcro1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
Ving0 Farmer.

CONVICTION. VA. oct; iO.-Special:n =
MIR. S. Il. Winso worthy young man
~ Ietersville Va, and Miss Il. r. Far,
mer one Of Jetersyilieds prsttles5 ,i hid
in the holy bonds Of wedlock this after
Of this place. The ceremony was Per
formed bv the Rev :. +. Chapman. MI
c. b. Gushing oiliciated at the organ.
Mr.. Miller Motley, OF clifton Forge. was
best man; Miss Dallic =. de kroift; OF
Jetersville maid of honor. Messrs. W III
McCmny and VIII Bunoss were the ush-
cIs. The bride was at;ircd in very pc
coming travelling suit Of fawn color. Inc
maid of honor was dressed in a travelling
suit of gray. The church was beautifully
decorated with evergreen, and presented
a charming appearance.
The happy couple left Immediately az
ter the nuptial knot was tied for chiffon
Forge, va.
They were accompanied by Miss de
Krofft and Miss Lucille Richardson; also,
Mr.. MOTLEY; MIR Wingo and wife VIII
20 from Clifton Forge 10 Richmond,
Where they will spend several days. thence
TO Jetersvllle. Va. their home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
Az reno or THL ROOM.
An Effort Being Made tn Compel stock
boIters to P,yIp-G Gen. Rosscr Lectures.

An Effort Beng uthf W t'''p'' ''''
holders to Pay Up Gen. Rosser Lectures
LYNCHHURG. VA, oct. h.-Special-
An interesting suit was begun to-day IN
the Office OF Horsley q Blackford before
Judee Aiken. Of panviile II is suit
broilcht bv the Edison Electric COMPANY
and Rivermont College against the Stock
holders Of the old Rivcrm0nt COMPANY,
with the object OF compelling them 10
pay no their subscriptions 10 the STOCK
OF the company. o.,
Wilson & Manson and Horsley & Black
ford represent the plaintiffs. and as the
defendants are numerous afi well scat
tered. they have an array OF counsel
from various sections OF the state IhcE
are represented by r. G.. II. kean ana
Kirkpatrick x kirkpatrick, Of TINS city,
John Pickrell. James Lyons, ana X. l..
Maury, Of Richmond, Va, Judge Mann,
OF Nottoway. and Judge Bergman Green,
of Danyille. The case will probably con-
tinue for several days.
General Thomas l.. Rosger, OF Char
lottesvile who has intercste1 himself IN
behalf Of the Rouss Confederate Memo
rial. delivered "A lecture here Tonight FOR
the benefit OF the fund for this purpose.
His lecture was on the civil war and illus
trated by stereOpticOn views OF the prin-
cfual battles. etc. Considerable enthusi-
asm was aroused in the cause, and at
the close OF the lecture resolutions In
commitment 10 Mr.. Charles u. Rouss for
hts liberal donation for this purpose were
uaSSed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18

FIRST, Brandywine second. Gotham third.
iime. IA "a.
Fifth race-six furlongs-St Agnes 600.
Rein. to - first. Bon Annie second. Golf
third. Time. n IL. -
Sixth race-one mIle-Ina tS1, John, 10
to u first. Arapahoe second. Second At
tempt third. Time. 1913.
AT LArosrA.
CINCINNATI, O.. oct. H.--Latonia had
The best race-card of the year to-day.
mere were six races, nearly all strictly
first-class.
Yo Tambien, almost overlooked by the
betters. in the first race won handi.y
from Cash-Day and Buckwa.
The best field OF two-year-old FLIES ever
seen IN the West went to the post in
the Soosoo stakes. W. NJ. McDowell's
Brace Girdle won II rather easily at the
end. The time. lis. was a very fast six
furlongs FOR the track. The weather was
perfect and the attendance very large.
Summaries:
First race-one mile and seventy yards.
70 Tambien (1. j. Gardner. TO u
first. Cash Day second. Brckwa third.
Time, 1:i5 81.
Second race-one mile and twenty yards.
Pepper OG. Martin. 3 to - first, Hall
stone second, Relief third; Time, l;E,S;;
Third race-one mile.-Slmon W. dl3.
Martin TO p first, Egliart second. Free
Advice third. Time 1hla.
Fourth race-SoOsoO STAKES, Tor Two
ycar-olds. net value 70 winner s-,FU, SIX
furlongs Brace Girdle 0Ol, clayton; 10
to 81 first. Kate Lcgrand second, Mobaiisk
third. Time. i.l5. -.
Fifth race-five furlOngs penny
OO9. Martin. { 10 u first, BolanGer secohu'
Raymond third. Time lD9,s.
Sixth racc-hye and a hall turiohsss.-
Salvable 900. Martin 3 TO - hrs',. ~, -
Holiday second. Sir Play third lifne'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
ms MEAD THROUN THREE BIOch>
4 Charge of Dynamite tSplodes Prema-
fnreIN In lhirAgO.

CHICAGO, ILL. oct. H.-By the eN-
plosion OF a dynamite blast IN the ovens
of the Manufacturers Building. on the
Worlds Fair Grounds. at noon to-day,
Samuel Hobart. a laborer. residing at
Sfxtv-third and Halstead streets, was
instantly killed.
Hobart's head was blown off, and car
ried three blocks away from the scene
of the explosion.
The Manufacturers Building was be-
ing torn down. and dynamite was used
for blasting purposes.
The dynamite exploded prematurely,
hurting pieces Of broken iron In every
direction. The men employed In tearing
down the buildingg were sitting close to
the building. eating their lunch, when
the explosion occurred.
The cause Of the explosion is unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-18
sournERN BANK CLEARANCEs.
Large Increase over Last hear-impro'e"
Financial Condition of Farmers

BALTIMORE, MD, oct. 1.-THE Manu-
facturers' Record reports that the bank
clearances throughout the South for the
week show a large gain over the CORE
spending period of last year with rail-
road traffic also increasing materially
While the prevailing high price for
cotton. and the abundant supply OF corn
and bacon have put Southern farmers In
better financial condition than for some
years, there is no special increase Of
activity in the organization Of new in
dustrial enterprises.
Contracts have been let for boilers
and engines for two furnaces to be To-
Gated at Bcssemer-the first new furnace
building work undertaken I'm the South
for n considerable time. Among some
OF the enterprises reported for the week
were a 10000 cotton-mill in Mississippi:
a 5000 electric plant I'm Tennessee; a
5000 compress In Texas: a $4,000 brew
cry company I'm Virginia. and a $4,000
fertilizer company I'm the same state,
and a number OF miscellaneous enter
prises throughout the State