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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-16
NORTHERN METHoDIsTs.
i"c'r Last Days Observation-Disclosures
The Appointments

ROANOKE. VA, March 15.-(Specia1)-
nc last days session OF the Virginia Me-
'o"'S1 conference began at $50 O'Clock.
WIN PRAYER by Rev. NJ. y. Davenport.
Inc Following preachers were continued
as supernumerares: c. b. Ban. c. B.
ayers G. T. Hannah. J. Halpenny. c. NJ.
Neu, and G.. H. Thomson.
u. W. Graham, G.. 4. Conner. and w r..
SchooIey were granted supernumerary re-
i"uohs' the last two at their own request.
jasper Sage was not admitted 10 mem
pership In the conference because Of the
lnuehniteuess Of his answers i'm regard 20
'he use OF tobacco, but the presiding
sluef was given the privilege Of employ
1he Freoman's Aid Committee recon-
mended that collection be taken annual
~ throughout the entire Methodist Church
cicty
A large number OF reports were received
and adopted. II was decided that the next
meeting OF the conference be held at Falls
Church. Va.
Notice was given Of the transfer Of L.
). a. Heavener 90 this conference, and OF
keV. ). +. Shipman TO the Wilmington
Conference.
Resolutions of thanks were adopted 10
the people Of Roanoke for their hospitah-
ty; 10 Bishop Mallallieu for his presence
anu Alt III 4TA4hlA lldllltI III WIlNl ii' nus
conducted the business Of the conference.
After an eloquent address by Bishop
Mallallieu the appointments were read by
him as follows:
Abingdon District-T. J. Crumley, pre-
siding elder; COcbuTn, Fl. II. r. Eley; Elk
Garden. l. y. Todd; Gladeville. w. H..
Chapman; Greendale. \. III. lngle; Lee,
y 9. Burkhart; MENDOZA. j. NJ. Newton;
Marion. r. l. Leslie; New Garden. j. H.
Giles: Nckellsville. VI. y. Fleenor; Pen
nington Gap. /. b. Giles; Russell, J. \.
Pippin: Scott W. Y. Elliott: Tazewel,
j. W Hubbard: Washington, a. v Dye
Alexandra Districts. A. Bah, presid-
ing elder; Alexandria, l.. ]. McDooug9ii
Mundy; Chesapeake. w. f. Sheppard;
Claremont. A. r. Snedegar; Fairfax, 5
w. Ball: Falls Church. L. 5. A. HeaVeneri
Falmouth. +. w. Feltner; Herndon ;. T.
Eaton; Hilsboro' J. 7. FeltneT; Mania;ssas
II. c. Jordan: Waterford, G. w. Stallings
Greenbrier District-D. c. Hedrlck' pre-
siding elder: Augusta and Rockingham j.
-. Mays and John Adamson Supply
Edray. w. A. Sharp; Foret Hill, X. X, Lit
Tie. Greenbrier. S. G. Morgan; Highland,
r y HARNESS.: Blue sulphur w. Va,
NJ w. Atkinson; Monroe, \. n. clarke;
Paint Bank &. NJ. Neff, PendletOn ana
Circleville. c. NJ. NJ. FultZ ana l. -. BOW
ers: Pocahontas, TO be supplied klch
Patch CT. b. Hannah ;,RonceVerte, W. Nd''
Roanoke District-A. J. Porter presid-
ing elder: Auburn Jasper sage supply;
Eagle Rock. r. A. Scott: Floyd a. NJ;
Chapel; Grayson, J. y. helster' ia Haui q
Ridge discontinued; New River. w. A.
ITtle; Radford, Z. N. Pippin; Roanoke
% G. Hutchinson; Roanoke Circuit II. "
Davenport supply; Rockbridge. - -: ~.
Rumburg, Wythe, X. IL. Hacker ram
lin. T. V Wells. -, -....,
\ I. Ganderson and w NJ. Dye were
left without appointments TO attend school'
Conference then adjourned sine de-
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SUFFOLK.
Death Of an EstimabIe Gentleman
Personal Notes.

SUFFOLK. Va. March 5.-(Special)-
Hr George A. Frisbee. whose home
WAS in the Lower Parish Of Nansemond
county. died 40 the residence OF Mr.. y.
a. Williams. I'm Suffolk on Sunday morn
H. about o'clock. Of hamilton. Mr..
bee had recently been TO Southern
Pines. y. c., for his health, and on his
.rr. being I'm very feeble condition.
FL. stopped here with relatives OF his
wife. who accompanied him. The de-
s.l was 81 years of age. and
SON of Hon. r.. *. Frisbee, of Denver,
COB. who is ex-Superintendent of Pub
TO-. Instruction of that state. In Octo-
I.r 1883. MT Frisbee married Miss
NaIe Pruden. of Suffolk a sister of
I..y. y. j. Pruden. OF Palmyra, Va; Rev.
a.. Cd. Prudcn OF Chatham, Va, and
Uav. A. A. PTuden. of Durham n G.
''r FrIsbee leaves three brOthors-W.
st. Frisbee. Of Pantego, y. c.; f. f.
rshee. of Colorado Springs, and j. c.
Fr.sbee. of Denver Col. The deceased
was a gentleman of exalted character,
Icing held in the highest esteem by all
who knew him. Dlr Frisbee was
member of the Methodist Episcopal
church. South, and his pastor Rev. r.
81 Beadles. Of the Norfolk Circuit, con-
Quoted his funeral services AZ the Main
Street Methodist church. Suffolk, this
afteruoon. and the interment was made
i1 Cedar-Hm Cemetery
Rev W. b. Holcomb, Of Richmond,
..mmenced a series of services at the
lfr.n-Street Methodist church yesterday,
preaching IN the morning and at night.
TIE attendance in the morning was
rather small. on account Of the incle-
rnenr weather. but at night a large con-
creation was present. To-day's services
began with "a well-attended prayer-meet-
ing at 7.30 A. NJ: at II O'Clock, a Bible
reading service was held. and at night
Mr.. Holcomb preached again. The visit
ing minister has made "a favorable I'M
preston on our people by his earnest
ness and zeal and much good is antlcl-
rated as a result Of his labors.
Professor Frank Roche, of Hampton,
spent Sunday with friends in Suffolk.
Miss Elizabeth F. Applewhite. Of Suf-
folk. has returned home from visit TO
relatives I'm Lower Parish, Nansemond
county.
suffolk Chapter Daughters Of the Con-
fe5eracy. held an interesting meeting
last Saturday afternoon. The following
ladies' were elected 10 represent this
chapter at the meeting Of the Grand d.
vision Of Virginia. which Will convene
.u Alexandria on the 22d of April. Miss
Kate Whitehead. delegate Mrs. j.. T.
Harper alternate
Rev. A. a. Pruden. Of Durham. n G"
arrived here yesterday 10 attend the
funeral Of his brother-in-law, Mr.. George
g. FrIsbee.
hon j. E. Booker and NJ. F Lloyd
ESQ. left Suffolk this afternoon en- route
for Baltimore. 10 attend the Grand
Lodge. Ancient order Of United Work
men.
Sir. O. r. Brooks. of Churchland, Nor
folk county. spent yesterday with rela-
tyos in Suffolk.
Rsv Duncan Mcleod. Of Windsor, is in
suffolk to-day
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LONELY OLD PEOPLE.
How the sunset of Life Mny De Made
Most Charming.

There are many elderly ladies' whose
strength Is feeble, whose digestion Is poor,
and for whom life has no pleasure There
are others who are the very pictures Oh
health. DO you know Why
IL is not difficult TO answer. me truth
is that healthy old people are those VINO
possess the most vitality and whose
digestions are good. Women who are
weak in advanced years lack this vitality.
II they would be strong they must
gently stimulate the system. Thousands
Of elderly people have discovered way
Of doing this. and some are giving others
the benefit OF their experience.
Mr.. Alfred p. Chapman. Of % Hanover
street. Baltimore, says: MY grand
mother, who is now past 20 years Of age
has been using Duffy's pure malt whiskey
for some time past. and it has acted al
most like a charm, giving her an appe-
tite and aliaying all disorders OF the
stomach. j am convinced that ~ Is
SPLENDID thing for elderly people VINO re-
quire "A tonic as we'll as a stimulant
DR. : Weir Mitchell recently sara
THE safest drink for people who wish 10
enjoy hale and hearty old age is pure
whiskey." 1t should be remem1ered
however. that there is only one absolutely
pure whiskey, and that is Dunys pure
malt. II is a pure, healthful slmulant.
which builds uD the system. restores lost
vitality. and makes weak people strong
and well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-16
NEWPORT NEWS.
The sunday Law-Charge Against n
Policeman.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March 10
(Special)-It is said that efforts viii be
made TO stop the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company from operating trans
and the grain elevator here on the SAB
hath. and a test case will be made.
a warrant was issued to-day for the ar
rest of l.. c. Vaughan. who conducts
saloon lust outside the city limits, chars
ING him with selling liquor on sunday. a
serious charge is also preferred against a
colored man. who is said to frequent ms
saloon. Ii is alleged that on last SUNDAY
night the negro procured whiskey Tor
ygbite woman of questionable character,
and after she became intoxicated tne
negro carried her TO the railroad track,
leaving her lying with her neck across
the rail She was discovered ana removes
heforo any trains passed. These cases VIII
come up for trial tomorrow morning -.
A vibrant was sworn out TINS Hl1Iulns
bv l., r. Cox. who runs bdI-I9 1,l,t y"
r1oodfeiG for the arrest OF county t o.lCe-
mn C.J Philips The warrant cnalseSs
maj The officer went into Cox pace -.
b"einess Saturday night. ana, aller
ebueing him. drew his revolver ana 'nie"'-
,,l,@d to shoot the proprietor .,.
rrncle Sans fastest Warshp, lui peuo
uoot No G. is taking on supply OF coz
30 Yesterday hundreds Of people VISIT
"a the dock to see this famous vessel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-16

In no..i.. -------------
~ no"iess attempting TO correct cris-
sonl younger brother for some mic.
GG.a'''hor' High words followed and
80 i,'oin pickeu up a weight and threat
ened TO brain Bowlos Win, =, ''' 30 "a
caused the latter TO draw, h,o iiS
which he snapped three times a., ~
an,agonist. Grissom let go n, pou,ies
WIN the weight, and struck him = foa~.
lui dow on the head splitting his scaip
20 that IL was necessary for DIR Hon
v1ison 10 take several stitches I'm n
i,"u howles been struck fairly with the
been killed. H"Fc
ho'h men were before Mayor DUNLAP.
snu were lined each s.. Tho local ius-
eSe aso hned Bowles $40 for carrying
oISened weapons. He has since lcft
'or MS nome in Giles county.
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DR.. David's IOdO=Ferrated
SarSaparilla.

IT WILL GIVE TONE TO YOUR SYs-
TEN;
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD;
MAKE YOUR FOOD PROPERLY
ASSIMILATE,
GIVE HEALTH AND STRENGTH TO
YOUR WHOLE BODY.
,tor,- claim what DR.. DaVd's is guar
onfeod to do-SPEEDILY CURE.
mont waste time and money on cheap
,,ronarations. for it Is worse than use
- IA take other than the best-Dr
David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla.
Read what DR.. j. w. Smith says Of III:
Reidsville, y. c.. October H. 1893.
owens & Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond, Va:
Dear sirs-Please send me three dozen
nv David's Iodo- Ferrated Sarsaparilla. I
80 entirely sold out the last lot / re-
I'D your DR.. David's -Ferrated
Sorsanarilla as the best Alternative pre-
,,oration that 1 have ever come I'm con-
toct with during a period Of many years
I'm the drug business and in the practice
of medicine. 1t sells better than any
other article that I handle, and l fire.
ouontly prescribe IL in cases where in
dicated, and always with the best re-
suits.
Yours truly. J. w. SMITH. NJ D..
Physician and Druggist.
Price, 81 a Bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO..
10 26-F. Su&Tu Richmond Va.
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SALVAGE AWARDED
in the Haxby Case-LOst Her Smoke
stacI<-OVerdue.

NORFOLK. VA, March 15.-(spe-
cal)-Judge Hughes, Of the United
States Court. to-day awarded the Mer-
ru Wreckinc Organization S2L5O0 sal
wage for floating the steamship HaNby.
The company sued. for $4,000. Messrs.
sAumakor and Whitelock, Of Baltimore
counsel for the steamers owners have
been notified Of the decision, but whe-
Their they viii appeal is not known.
Yesterday morning early, during
blow aud rough sea on the bay, the
.mokcstack Of the steamer Tired Avon
from Baltimore 10 Norfolk, blew or,
falling aboard the steamer The steam
er was coming here under charter Oh
tao Sew York Philadelphia, and Nor
folk railway. TO run in place OF the
steamer New York while the latter IS
having new furnaces put I'm. The tired
Avon is now here having her damage
repaired
IN is reported that the German steam
ship Sprott. which sailed from Newport
N.Ns ON February Sth for Hamburg
with cargo Of grain is lost, as she
a.a not been heard from since she leIt
t.lf port Eight other steamships are
overdue. and 81 is feared that some OF
tl.m have gone down.
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SCOTTSNILEE.
sad News-A Mad-DOg Scare-fire-
other Items of Interest.

other Items of Interest
SCOTTSVIIIE. March 15.-(Special)-
Our community was startled yesterday
morning by the sad news that Mr. James
y GiImer eldest son of Mr.. Il. Lee Gil
NOR Of our town. had died at Lynch
burg at o'clock A. NJ. His father re-
ceived the news by telegram from MI
Rrovles. with whom the son boarutu.
Mr. Gilmer left by the WeSt-Do9Iu 90 -
for Iynchburg and last mBhL Mt ~. ~
r1er received a telegram from MN say Ihs
ne would be down on the train TINS aIleI !,
noon bringing the remains Win MN, ''llt
the burial will take place t0-noIIoM w., az
10 o'clock a, NJ. at the IIesOy ,,, eii''',
Cemetery. Young Gilmer, VINO was
very popular young man. had receuty
gotten a situation with tobacco esldp-
Hshment at Lynchburg. and II IS thouSnt
that heart-disease was the cause Oh his
''''''' MAD-DOG EXCITEMENT
real mad-dog excitement has prevail
cd I'm our town since yesterday NOR oIHllls'
A dog that was bitten seVeral Weeks ~,
be1onging to Mr.. Jackson Beal, went Hldu
Saturday and left home. going out above
town He was known 10 pass MIS-,
Scrugg's farm and 10 bite her dog buI
Yesterday afternoon he made his appear
9nca on the streets of our town, causing
The Greatest excitement that has pre-
vailed here i'm a great while. NeaIy
every man and boy in and around tne
Mace was following lut Hidh N"4i4i
aaToed with some kind Of a weapon. All
who could not get guns or pistols ss63t w nae
fyed AZ him he was dispatched. Another
dog that was bitter the. same day tnat
MIR. Beals was went mad yesterday, ana
Sticking around the suburbs. bit a Iatge
number of dogs. This morning our FOWL
Sergeant has had a regular slaughter OF
the CANNES. and there are SUN quite
number of others to follow.
A FIRE.
The stable. containing feed and some
harness. OF Stewart Carter (colored), who
was tried a few days since for stealing
an OK. was set afre last night anu
burned down. 1t is supposed that 1t was
done by some OF his own color IN order 10
get him TO leave the neighoornI49to,d.
Mr.. Ben. Jones, who lives at wheeling
" Va Is here visiting at his old home.
Mr.. Leslie II. Martin, of washington on
city, arrived here. Saturday TO WISH MS
old home "FairView."
Mr.. David H. Pitts has returned d. hP Pas
snent several weeks lately looking after
a large railroad contract near there.
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MOB IN CAMPBELL.
,.tL BROKEN INTO AND A NEGRO
sHor SEVERAL TIMES.
H.W TIE SHERIFF WAS FOOLED.
rhc prisoner Fought Desperately.
and Was Seriously Wounded
Made His Escnpc-Somc OF the
T,nchcrs Recognized.

1yNCHBURG. VA. March 15.-(Spe-
ci,lN-About o'clock this morning WI.
liam clement, a negro. who was arrested
last week az Rustburg. Campbell county.
and sailed. on the charge OF folonlousiy
essau-ting AR George Rosser. "a promi-
mont resident Of the county. was taken
from his cell 10y a mob and almost shot
90 death.
THEIR SUBTERFUGE.
AT The hour named the mob approached
Do fash ard aroused the Sheriff. telling
him that they had prisoner for admit
lance when the door was opened the
sheriff was covered with revolvers and
.r, KEYS TO Clements cell demanded.
THE sheriff declined to surrender the
Keys. and the mob forced its way to the
CELL broke down the door. and dragged
Che prisoner ont.
FOUGHT DESPERATELY.
clement fought desperately. and the
mob. becoming enraged. drew their pis-
.o.s and fred five or six bullets into the
mans body. Despite his wounds, Gle
rerts broke from DIS captors and. seal
irz nm eicht-faot fence. made his escape.
Tho mob then dispersed.
SEVERAL RECOGNIZED.
clement was found this morning by
t.. sheriff I'm a house nearby. and again
lodged in jah. His wounds are serious.
r his fight for liberty Clement tore
.r. masks from the faces Of several of
r. mob. whom ne recognized. and war
ants have been sworn out for their ar
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ucII.s Second Trial Begins.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March no 10
CHARGED with the murder OF his wife.
Nettie Bell was called for a second trial
in the Corporation Court to-day. Inc
venire summoned from Lynchburg ar
rived this morning on the 1910 train, me
Following Jury was empanelled and the
trial beenn. q. T. Plunkett, d. II. walker,
g. n. Polling, J. f. Williamson, l.. &.
Talbot. Walton Cohn, A. Il. Roberts, e.
NJ. scott. j. NJ Shafer. /. :. billiard, w.
IL. Legrand T.. /. Rockenback Inc
crowd in attendance Is not as large as
at the former trial
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March Is. 1897

IICUIUUUUl Va NIdINI 10 I07i'
No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Wrappers, II; filters, ~;
western, lO dark leaf, 81; Tugs, Is; stems,
80 Total 246 hogsheads.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigar
cites S2W75; tobacco A,220l6 Total,
80, 1921
Old filters were I'm very good demand to-
day. and large sales reported on all sides,
while prices paid therefor were generaily
satisfactory Some wrappers were also
sold at good prices, together with the
usual quantity Of dark leaf and Tugs. IN
dications point TO heavy sales OF bright
loose tomorrow. with much fine tobacco
from Prince Edward county, etc. small
dark sales.
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THE OLD BURG.
Death of Lndy-Recovering from
an Accident.

FREDERICKSBURG. March 15.-(Spe-
ciaI)-Niiss Mollie s. Scott died Sunday
morning at the home of her brother. Mr.
John +. Scott, I'm this city. Miss Scott
had been a sufferer from rheumatism for
many years. Her funeral took place from
Trinity church this afternoon.
Mrs. John Proctor NEE Miss Hunt has
accepted the leadership Of St George
Episcopal church choir. Mrs. Proctor Is
one of the old burg's sweetest singers.
Mr. Algernon Wine, whose leg was 50
badly crushed by "A falling tree a rev
weeks ago. as reported IN the Dlspai.cii,
Is getting along nicely. IL was reared az
one time that Mr.. Wines leg would nave
20 be amputated. -.
Major Levy reports this morning. that
snow to the depth of one inch fell Saiur
day night at his farm. In the WIDER
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Louisa County.

LOUISA VA. March i5.-(Special)-R.
Nperret Jr SON of DR. X. l. Barret,
IL, Sunday for the University Of the
south. an Sewanee Tenn. 70 take JUNIOR
law and viii return next M over os this
- INV Of South Carolina paid MS
native county a visit yesterday and TO-
day ,,,-,.t - Nfarebau Va.
g. Visiting her aunt, Mrs II. = M""""N'
M the Piedmont Hotel. ~. .,,.o.
Mr.. James r. Porter. Is rapidly I1 i,,SSs
,ns, nom his severe attack or paralysis
Mrs Royal Barrett OF near acre. -
dangerously 'll with pneumonia.
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predominating In wheat. The business
was fair. Without being extraordinary,
the bulk OF the transactions bearing fhe
imprint of local scaiping. May corn
opened at a 3-S223 i-2c.. sold between
"a IA and "a 5-sc.. closing az "a 3-se. bid
unchanged from Saturday. Cash corn was
firm 10 lie higher.
Oats-Following the example set BY
wheat and corn. oats Inaugurated the
session by exhibiting hrmness. with no
particular feature 10 the business. Nay
oats closed a shade lower than Saturday.
Cash oats were firm and t-4c higher
Provisions-Thc steady progress o. bet
ter prices for product lately noted was
pursued to-day The hog market adj
vanced &C.. tie best grades selling at sLo6
per 100 pounds &c. higher than was be-
licved TO be the ambition OF livestock
dealers generally. Commission houses
with country connections We're the best
buyers Of provisions. the inference be-
ing that the hog situation was promoting
the purchasers AS the session pro-
crossed. the strength intensified quite a
liberal advance. May PORK closed 81 l-zc.
hianer. ana May ribs ~ l-2c. higher
Hides we're firm. Natives heavy, lie. I;
light, l-fc.: native cows heavy. s Sac. !,
light. lie; butt brands heavy. Sl-ic. I;
light. : 1-ic.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opeuing Highest lonest CIo. NJ
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKE'

Richmond. Va, March TO- 1897.
Receipts: Cattle 325 head; sheep and
lambs, $50 head; hogs, 1000 head.
Sales: Cattle. BPS head; sheep and lambs,
go head; hogs. 1000 head.
Prices: Cattle-Best, to 41-2c., gross;
medium TO good, to S-lc., gross; com
mon to fair. to Bic, gross: bulls, IL
to 9-4c., gross; sheep, to 4l-2c., gross
hogs, $3.50 to 81, gross.
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CHASE CITY.
Death OF Young Lady-The New
HaiirOnd.

CHASE CITY. VA. March 15.-(Special)
Mrs Matilda b. Roberts died here yes
terday morning. in her SOth year. at the
residence of ser son, Mr.. Theoderick +.
Roberts. She was a daughter of Alexan-
der Boyd. after whom the county seat,
BOydton, was named. and a granddaugh-
ter Of Colonel Lewis Bierwell, Of the
ReVOutioDGry army. Postmaster FRANK
Il. Ro0erts, of this place. and Mr.. 4. j..
Roberts. tobacconist. are her only sur
Vivipg children.
TIE people of the eastern portion Of
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THE PISTOL SNAPPED.
but for That There Might Have
Been "a Tragedy.

BLACKSBURG. VA, March b.-1spe-
e'ai)-rhe swapping OF pistol probably
prevented the Killing or fatal woundins
a man here on the 18th. Wayne
Orlssom and James Bowles became IN
VOWED in dispute, which had It's origin
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MARINE INTELLEGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Brakeman,
New York. merchandise and passengers;
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
schooner John s. Peachman. Stout
New York iron: Tredegar Company.
Schooner Peter c. Shultz, Lowry, New
York: Eight
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise ana passengers; Virginia
Navigation Company.
Steamship Old Dominion, Brakeman.
New York merchandise an( passengers;
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MAR. Is.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
british steamship Glenfeld, Galveston.
British steamship Greenbrier. London.
British steamship Ardendhu, New Or
leans.
Schooner H. H. HanscOm. New York.
Schooner Althea, BALTIMORE
Barge Forest Bell. philadelphia.
SAILED.
Steamship Samoa, Hamburg.
steamship Worsley Hall, Rotterdam via
N Sie9mshlp Clientele. Bremes
steamship Ardendhu. Belfast.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH Is.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Balt-
more; passengers and general cargo.
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n,1rIMoRE srocK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. March i5.-Virginia
s's. new. 7247S IA; Virginia Century,
SO 3-SIs2 SIS: North Central. Il; Gas,
stocks. 6lqG2; Gas. bonds. "a u6; do.
SIS, 100.
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COUNTY TREASURER ASSIGNS.

lie Prefers the state and HIS
County.
LYNCHBURG. VA. March lj.-(Spe-
caJ-E. S. Norman. Treasurer Of
Campbell county. has made deed Of
O. e1ment for the benefit of his credi-
tor he prefers the state OF Virginia
fYr 5000 and the county of Campbell
Us also preferred. but the sum due the
county Is not specified IN the deed. Moor
man has been Treasurer Of the county
for eight years and the sum total OF
tIs Liabilities IS not known. The assign
mont has created sensation.
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FINANCIAL
CuERRYsTONE OYSTERS.
soDA-wATER FOUNTAIN, sc.

FOR SALE. VERY CHEAP. a FIRST
class soda Water Fountain, two Steel
Fountains. Milk Shake. Marble Slab.
Ice-Shaver, and Glasses and Holders
complete. Apply at Fifth and Marshall
streets. mn io-S'
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HOW ARE YOU?

Are you at times weak, listless, and
indifferent to what is going on around
YOU; easily tired. and don't know what
ais you2 II so, take
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-16

WHY, cough and annoy the whole audi
ence when DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup VIII
stop IL?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-16
CRAM ANp coTrON EXCHANGE.

'Qlotatlons lrs for bonds maturing IN no;
Les. than ten years.