The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

necessary. He fell from movin.
, train near Wakefield. and his foot was
caught beneath the wheels of car
and terribly crushed lie received
treatment and was cared for at Wake.
beid until he could DC brought TO this
city.
j. Knox Pannil has been III for
several days in his home, on South
Sycamore Street, and his condition is
reported TO be serious
Rufus A. Wilkinson. who was stricken
win paralysis on Market street yes
ttfday. shows n" Improvement in con
dition today. but hopes are entertained
That he Will como out all right. He is
thoroughly conscious, but his tongue
is affected and lie cannot talk clearly.
Large sa!es of tobacco.
The daily sales of tobacco are large.
and the aggregate TOR the week will
probably exceed 100000 pounds. The
rulihs prices during the week have
been from 1915 for common Tugs up
10 s25 for wrappers. with an average
all around price OF cents per pound
nenl Estate Sales.
Several pieces OF property located on
Grove Avenue. belonging 10 the estate
OF the late S. w. Snyder, were offered
at public aaie yesterday afternoon, by
T. Pannills Sons, auctionecre, but the
most valuable pieces were withdrawn
Oh insufficient bids This was the case
with the store and dwelling of the dc
ceased. and other improved property in
the near vicinity. The lots that were
sold brought good prices.
HUT by Fail.
William Lewis was taken with vcrti-
go yesterday afternoon and fell 10 the
floor, sustaining severe scalp wound.
lie was taken TO the hospital, where
his injuries were found not 10 bc as
serious us ARE feared.
General News Notes.
The jewelers. of the city nave agreed
to close their places OF business at
6 o'clock T.. NJ. except on Saturdays.
beginning tomorrow and continuing
TO November.
Oscar Barnes, OF Ettrick, was
brough, to the hospital last night to
be operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Olive l.. Miller and David Nc.
kcnlie were married last night at
the residence OF David O. Tench. on
Franklin street. by Rev. L. 6. Ribble.
The couple viii make their home in
Richmond.
nccei,er Appointed.
As the result OF friendly suit, the
Southside Manufacturing Company, Of
which James E.Routh is president. this
evening was placed in the hands of
receiver. Charles T. Lasster was APP
pointed receiver by Judge Mullen, and
gave bond in the sum of $4,000. The
sui; was brought by Mrs. J. r. Routh.
wife OF the president and the largest
stakeholder in the company. with .hc
view OF winding up its affairs. ;er
husband. on account of advanced age
having retired from the supervision
Of the business. which he founded many
years ago
Her two sons. small stock holders in
the company. united in the application
for Il receiver, desiring to enter into
business elsewhere. The liabilities OF
the company are s40,50o, mostly held
by the banks of this city. The gross
assets arc $4,000. and the receiver is
ronfdent that every dollar OF indebt-
cdness will be paid.
The Southside manufacturing Com
pany has for many years been engaged
in the extensive manufacture of crates,
ba skets etc, has one of the largest
esta Adjustments of the kind in the
South and employs a large number of
people in It's different departments.
Its plant is located in Blandford