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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-15

Total e3T7 90 Total ........ t237 90
Total received 20 aid the strike sS77 90
Total amount returned 70 unions. ....... 257 90
BALANCE left a.. ...................... SI4O %
Striking fund IN treasury af time u strike 50 w
Amount paid out IN Strskers. ......... ais W
The strike was unsuccessful to the union,
it was a failure
All which IN most respectfully submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
New York Items.

New YORK, March 4.-The Tribune alleges
that some merchants whose testimony before
the Custom-house Investigation Committee
incriminated Government officials are now
being subjected to veXatious suits and
seizures. The firm of Clark & Schultz, who
are of this class, had their books oyerhauled
in a manner which, the Tribune says, was
suspicious if not positively outrageous.
A mass meeting Of German workingmen
was held yesterday to form an English
branch of the eight-hour league. A future
meeting for the fusion Of all working interests
was arranged.
Mayor Hall's trial was commenced today.
Late foreign papers announce the death OF
NJ. Alexander Milutine, the Russian Minister
of the Interior.
The railroad fare hence to New Orleans has
been raised from $50 to S53.
Judge Barnard having granted q stay IN
the case of Moore, the emigrant sWindier
his counsel are working for a new trial.
James McClosky was killed in bar-roon
fight in Yorkville early this morning by
blow on the head, inflicted by Thomas Muir
ray, well-known politician. Murray was
arrested.
A committee Of the Legislature has agreed
to report in favor Of the repeal Of the Erie
directors classification act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
Sweet Havana Oranges Iustreceived at ANToN1's.

THE GREAT HAIR-PRoDUCER.-Eai oils. poma-
tums and pomades, have had their day. They be-
long to the musty past Nobody that understands
the chemistry Of the hair and the philosophy OF It's
growth thinks Of using them. Instead Of clogging
the pores of the scalp with thick oDguents and thus
obstructing the insenshe perspration which is es-
sential to the health of the bres, we now tone the
surface of the head with inyigoratlng application
which pencrates to the roots Of tue hair and stnu-
latcs them In the way that the fertizing agents
spread over the meadows stimulate the grass-roots
and cause the blades to springup in myrads, coating
the earth with verdnrc Theinyigurant best adapted
to this purposeis LYONS KATHARIoS. 1t may we'll
be called the fertilizer Of hs head. To the barren
scalp 1t communicates yeetative power. If the hair
is dropping out or becoming dry and withered, 1t
arrests the process of dilapidation or blight The
hair thlckens and becomes glossy and flexible under
its genial operation, and rs dressing 1t is unp-
preached by any preparation that has yet bcn laid
on8he toilet Of fashion.
If you dslSc rosy cheeks and a complexion fair
and free fSm pimples and hotches, purify your
blood Try the use Of DR.. PIERCEs Golden Mecal dis
covcry. Il has no equal for this purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

The Street Committee were ordered to
have the streets paved leading to the Episco-
pal, Presbyterian, and African churches.
The Masonic Hall should have been added.
The county clerk was granted the use OF
bis present Office for thirty days longer.
The Board decided that the last survey
should be the boundary line in the new dis
trict. -
The Water Committee were ordered to find
how much, land, If any, on the Water-iine be-
longs to the town.
A number Of bills, amounting in the aggre-
gate to Sl2s, were ordered to be paid.
. The petition in regard to Belle Isle cross
ing was referred to the Street Committee.
The Committee OH Annexation were Or
dered to report.
PREsEsTAT1oN.-A number Of the opera
tiyes at the Marshall Mills celebrated the
close of the season of working by lamps in q
spirited manner. Dir. G. A. Peple, the super
intendent, was the recipient of handsome
gold-headed cane as testimonial. His re.
marks on the occasion were very fitting and
loudly applauded.
RoBBERY.-On Saturday night some thiei
entered the premises of Mr.. Monroe Rey'
nol6s and carried away his entire stock Of
fowls. Chicken-house and other robberieS
are of frequent occurrence in the west end,
where there are no police.
VARIOUS MATTERs.-The new saw-mnl o1
W. 81. Brander, Esq, at the foot of, Porte1
street, will commence operations in few
days. 49,. ...r
At the granite works the company are fit
ting up their store in the most beautiful man
ner, all the work being ornamental.
The lecture of Rev. Mr.. Dufican was c
complete success.
The ball Of the G.. Y. n. was well attended
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Enaianr.,

2SkX18GfS T Z
~ LONDON, March IA special nom Berlin
70 the Zines says That Count Won Armin.
Minister to France, has been ordered to- Ber.
lin to give his opinion regarding the stability
Of the present Government of France. The
same special says Il Is thought that Emperor
Williams decision will be adverse to Eng
that country and the United States.
The Times. special from Paris says that
General L'Admirault has reconsidered his
determination to retire from the Governor
snip Of Paris, which position he threatened
to resign because Ragpel was allowed TO APP,
pear. 8,
The regular mail steamer from the west
coast of Africa, which arrived this morning,
brings intelligence that ex-President Raye,
Of Liberia, who was imprisoned for certain
Illegal acts committed while in Office and
escaped, was drowned in the harbor Of Maui
roVia while endeavoriDg to swim to the
steamer just before its departure for Liver.
pool. s1 + ID E2Sr's q
I The jury in the Tichborne case have In,
formed the court that they have heard suffi-
cient evidence upon which to base q verdict.
The court has adjourned TO Wednesday to
allow the plaintiff g counsel to consider their
future course. a lsii j 80 sjlEsaf, BIS.
-5-t. France. 2aS igss,s.
PABIs, March 4.-The dissatisfaction in the
Cabinet over the conduct Of Ponyer ,Quer-
tier, the Minister of Finance, in testifying In
favor Of In Mott, ex-Prefect of the Depart
ment of Eure, who was charged with en-
bezzling funds contributed for the relief of
French sufferers, continues. Ponyer Quer-
tier is to have an interview to-day on the
subject with President Thiers. Should the
Minister of. Finances resignation, become
necessary it Isl believed that NJ Cansimer
Pierne. late Minister of the Interior, will
succeed him.
the Assembly to-day had stormy debate
| on the bill imposing penalties ON the mem.
! bers of the International Society. 80 -
NJ. Tolain spoke at length in defence o.
| the Society.
Jauvirs De LaAIotte, ex-Prefect OF Euro
whose trial at Rouen for appropriating funds
for the relief of France, was to-day acquitted
and honorably discharged. .u<g. tfo4
The Prefect of the Department of the
Rhone asks for military reinforcements fol
the maintenance Of order, which is ncnacet
by the rapid increase Of workinens club
and illegal societies. ssst @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

TIE WEATHER AND THE SNow.-Yesterday
was a fair specimen of March day, and to-
wards the afternoon brief shower reminded
one of April, but the sky was not long
cloudy. The sun came out about noon and
the snow melted very rapidly, and by the
evening one could hardly have told that we
had had such a severe storm rs that which
visited us on Saturday. The street-cars re-
sumed their usual travel after encountering
many difficulties. The walks in the Capitol
Square were well cleared by the conyicts, and
many of the street-crossings cleared of the
sIush by the chain-gang. One OF two warm
days will effectually remove the snow from
the streets.
Passengers by the York River route, who
arrived here late on Saturday, report that the
steamer Virginia encountered the recent
severe storm in Chesapeake bay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

INDEPENDENT ORDER MECHAN1cs.-The
following are the officers of the Grand
Lodge of Independent Order Mechanics
which has been recently established here !:
II. Cabell Tabb, senior grand architect j..
Thompson Brown, grand architect; +. D..
Starke, vice grand architect; j. c. Taylor,
grand recording and corresponding secre-
tary: j. G.. Hunter, grand financial secre-
tlry; W. T. Richardson, grand treasurer ;
T. a. Howard, grand conductor. --
Practice Lodge, No. 6, of this Order, was
organized Saturday night at Westham Ball:
The following officers were elected, and will
be installed Wednesday night: CD. Hooper,
w. s. NJ; James II. Butler, W. NJ; John
Maxwell, J. NJ; NJ. j. Powers, R. S.; 6.
Murdock, f. S.. Thomas Clemmitt, treasu-
rer; Chaplain, Rev. John NJ. Butler; Con-
ductor, George D. Wicks; P. W. Masters
and Representatives to Grand Lodge, George
j. Hooper, John NJ. Butler, Alexander CAL
der, and NJ. J. Powers.
Last night the degrees of the Order were
conferred upon large number Of gentlemen
who are the charter members of Old Domin-
ion Lodge, No. 4, by the Grand Lodge off,
GERS Just elected. The ceremonies took place
at FIayser's gallery.
A nu1nerously signed petition has been
presented to the Grand Lodge for the insti-
tuition of a new Lodge, to be called Nonpa-
reil, No. 7. The gentlemen whose names
appear on the petition are all we'll known
and highly respected, and this promises to
be one of the most successful branches of the
Order in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

FAnSItAM,s FRENCH TOOTH LozESGEs, anoycl
and pleasant dentifrce-the finest in the world Tor
cleaning Identifying and preserving the teeth en-
dorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale Dy
PURCELL, LkpD co. aud E. W. POWERS q Co.
Retail, by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth ana MAN !;
A. BoDEKER q BROTHER, corner Ftteenth ana
Main; DOVE, 1924 Maln BERRIAs MctHAiL'
corner Main and Seventeenth; DuyAL q IHoAP-
SON. sa9 Main MEADE & BAKER, olo Main; HAIR
Rtsos: Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAzARD,
FRANKLIN, corner Fourth BLAIR, s26 Broad l..
WAGNER & Co, Broad; BocK, 6ot Broad; GAR
METZ, ess Broad, THOMAS, ala Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Bread land Second; ToasTxAsN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

PROGRESS OF WORK on THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD-JERRY's Run EMBANK-
MENT FISlsuED.-The regular trains crossed
Jcrry's Run cmbankment, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, for the first time OH last
Saturday morning. This embankment is be-
lieved to be the heaviest on this continent, If
not in the world. 1t is 1S5 feet deep at cen
tire, and over 900 feet deep on lower side, and
contains about 100000 cubic yards. The
stream passes through a tunnel cut in the
solid rock forming the western side of the
ravine. The contractors, Mcssrs. Mason and
Hoge, have completed this work three months
inside of contract time.
The headings between east portal and shaft
No. l, and between shaft No. 2 and west por-
TIL at Great Bend tunnel, are through only
$50 feet remained in the heading between
shaft No. and No. , on February 1st. The
contractor, W. r. johnson, is confident he
will complete the tunnel $500 feet by July
1st. Messrs. Mincfee, Atkinson, and Nc
kcndree, contractors for Stretcher's Neck
tunnel, drove 400 feet in the month of Feb
rtmry in two headings; they have only $50
feet yet to drive. The tunnel is 900 feet
long,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Justice j. j.
White mesiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Henry Harris (colored), charged with be-
ing drunk and striking Captain Disney.
Fined 81.
John Harris (colored), charged with as
saultlng and striking Mrs. Mehegan's child
with SNOWFALL while in the arms of Mahala
johnson. Sent to Jail for fifteen days.
Mallala johnson (colored), charged with
c.,rsing, abusing, and threatening John Har-
ris, was discharged.
William II. Mitchell (colored, charged with
deflnuding Elick Mitchell out of $500, was
required to give security in the sum Of $1O0
for three months.
John Mari, charged with being drunk and
trespassing on the First Police station-house.
Bound over for three months in 800.
Delaware Davis (colored), charged with
being drunk and trespassing ON the premises
Of Ellen Robinson. Fined So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

Mss BRASpT's CoScEnT.-The attendance
at Virginia Hall last night was not so large
as it should have been, but those present en-
joyed one of the best amateur concerts that
have taken place this winter. Miss Brandt
is destined to become celebrated among the
many good singers in Richmond. Her voice
is clear, sweet, and well trained. On this
occasion she was assisted by Messrs. Red
ford, Chamberlayne, Wildt, Lubbock, and
Marshall of whom did well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
Auction SALES THIS DAY.

COOK s, &,LUAGHToN will sell at 10 a. n. an as
sortnicnt Of furnitarc, &c.
n. X. wEISIGER wIll sell at /? NJ IA acres of Land
eight miles from Richmond, on both sides OF The
Richmond and Dansille railroad.
d. X. wEISIGER will sch Immediately after the
above sale 9is acres near the Richmond and Dam
willie railroad. -...
E. ID. EACHO viii sell at T. NJ. a tenement on tho
south side of Darlington street between Federal
street and the Mcchanicsvile turnpike.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

JOB PRISTrG.-We ear the attention Of mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sherffs, lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of JoI
PRINTING. We can furnish mt short notice Cards
Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags. Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, Show-Buls Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed. =1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

COMMISSIONERS TO ASSESS CONDEMNED LAM.
The Directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company having been unable to
agree. and Messrs. j. 7. Schernerhorn, j..
Schermerhorn, and Mrs. Isabella Shine, hay
ing been unable to agree upon the amount of
damages to be paid by the Company for GER
tain lands which the said Directors wish to
condemn for the purpose Of working the
eastern end of the tunnel, Judge Guison to-
day appointed Mcssrs. Peter ". Grubbs, L.
4. j. Clopton, c. B. Lipscomh, Samuel S.
Cottrell and William Ira Smith, commits
sionerS to assess a just compensation for the
land proposed to be condemned for the use
of said Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

PERsoNAL.-Robert NJ. Foust, Esq, De-
putty Most Worthy Patriarch Of the National
Division Sons of Temperance, is expected
to arrive in Richmond this morning from the
South. Mr.. Foust was at Charleston on the
10Th. He visits Richmond at this time with
a view of reconciling differences in the Or
der. He wishes to hold consultation with
the prominent members of the Order in this
city, and it is expected that his visit will be
successful one.
Rev. DR.. Minnigerode had so far recovered
yesterday from his recent severe sickness as to
be on the street. t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
Supposed Marine Disaster and Loss OF
Life.

NORFOLK, March 4.-The barge A. B. Hill
is supposed to have sunk during the gale Of
Saturday near New Point, in Chesapeake
bay, and all hands lost. The Hill, together
with another barge, were in tow of the tug
Lane, the captain ofwhich was compelled by
the storm to cut loose from his tow and run
in Mob-Jack bay for an harbor. =
After the storm the tug returned, and only
found one barge safely at anchor, the Hill
being nowhere in sight. The names Of the
crew are Captain, William Fl. Pleasants, Of
Portsmouth, Va; John Bromley, Of Currl-
tuck; and Robert Jones "a negro), from Nor
folk-all Of whom are supposed to be lost.
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BILLS AND REsoLUTIoNs.-The following
bills and resolutions have become laws since

BILLS AND REsoLUTioNs.-The. following
bills and resolutions have become laws since
our last report: t!.1 -. !" : :
An act authorizing the County Court OF
Spotsylyania to rearrange the boundaries
wherein the fence law shall be operative. Ap-
proved February q, 1872. ,',L
An act to amend section5 Of chapter 161 OF
the Code of Virginia edition Of 1880 in rela-
ton to records at large of courts. Approved
February ~, 1872. ~ - ::
An act to amend and resnact chapter 1S5
of the acts of 1S70-'71 In relation to the relief
of the sureties Of William Sample, late sheriff
of Russell county. Approved February %,
1872. go ~
An act to amend the 11th section Of chap
ter 12S, Code Of 1860, in relation to the re-
lease of an insane wife's interest in realty.
Approved February %, 1872. !"
An act to amend and reenact sections and
10 of chapter 1872 of the Code Of 1850, as
amended by the act Of February 8, 1871, in
relation to juries IN civil cases. Approved
February %, 1872. - -, .,.@ -.
AN act to provide Special Court of
Appeals. Approved February 2s, 1872.
An act to amend and reenact sections and
8 Of an act passed 9Th of February, 1867, emit.
titled "An act to incorporate the Norfolk and
Great Western Railroad Company" Ap-
proved February %, 1872. c'-.,L
Joint resolution extending the time for the
collection Of taxes and county and township
Ieyjes in certain counties for the year 1871.
Approved February 30, 1872. ..'. Z. =" !,
An act to incorporate the town OF: New
port, in the county of Giles. Inforce March
4, 1872. -.
An act to incorporate the town Of New
bern, and to repeal act Of 9th of May, 1907,
entitled Gan act to incorporate the town OF
Newbern, in the county Of Pulaski. In
force March q, 1872.
An act to amend and reenact sections g, I,
8, 13, IA, Is, 81, 2S, 81, 81, 36 Of chapter 139
of session aets of 1SI0-'71, entitled Gan act
providing charter for the city of Norfolk.
In force March 4, 1872.
An act to amend the charter of the Trede-
gar Company. In force March 4, 1872.
An act to incorporate the West Point Ferry
| Company. In force March 4, 1872.
An act to incorporate the town Of Mount
jackson, in the county of Shenandoah. In
force March 4, 1872. ..-.-.
An act to amend and reenact the 4th section
of an act passed March 26, 1860, entitled
can act to incorporate the Masonic Hal
| Association in the town Of HaTiSonburg.'
! In force March 4, 1872.
| An act to amend and reenact an act ap
proved July 18th, 1870, entitled can act te
| incorporate the Potomac and Manassas Rail
road Company" In force March 4, 1872.
| An act incorporating the Blue Ridge
Springs Company. In force March 4, 1877.
An act to amend the act entitled an act tt
amend and reGnact an act entitled an act tt
charter the Richmond and Peninsula Rail
way Company. In force March 4, 1872.
Anact to incorporate the Suffolk Collegiate
Institute. In force March 4, 1872. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 4, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchandise
and passengers. j. ". Wyatt, agent.
Steamer G. B. Upton, Roberts. New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, merchaD-
dIse and passengers, L. B. Tutum, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. ". 2. Brett, agent
Schooner Milton, Corsey, Washington, d. c.
granite, Curtis & Parker. aasg
Schooner Charm, Star, Hampton granite, Curtis &
Parker.
MEMORASDUM.
The Elizabeth Taylor, Proctor, from Newcastle for
Richmond, Va. was oil Great Yarmouth on the l5ti
ultI,no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

MEETING OF THE TRUsrEEs.-At the last
meeting Of the Board the following business
was transacted: II" s..J. ~
Messrs. Taylor, Chiles, and Fowler, were
appointed aspecial committee to decide on
the expedieney of having cemetery.
The committee to whom was referred the
petitionof John Charlton, protesting against.
the erection of O sign at Hull and Eleventh
streets, reported adversely to the. request.
The report was adopted,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & Son are one Of the
most reliable insurance firms in this city. They
have been conducting n most successful insurance
business in this city for many years in fe fire. and
marine insurance. They arc agents for substantial
and lrst-class companies, and make 1t rule to pay
losses promptly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
SUDDEN CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.
Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

WAsH1NGToN, March 4.--Senate.-The
Committee on Public Buildings reported ad-
versely to the erection of public buildings at
Shreveport La, and Parkersburg, West Va.
In responding to petitions to settle the tea
and coffee tariff, hIr. Sherman, from the FL
nance Committee. reiterated that no change
would occur until July.
The Committee on Public Buildings re-
ported in favor of appropriating 100000 for
buildings at Raleigh. The chairman an
nounced that the policy of the committee
was to give money only to capitals Of States
and port cities for public buildings.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion.
House.-The regular call of bills occupied
the attention of the House this morning.
Bills were introduced to import duty free
uniforms for certain regiments, and repeating
all acts authorizing revenue officers to seize
books and papers.
The deficiency appropriation bill was dis
cusscd until adjournment
The laps at the White House.
WAsH1SGToS. March 4.-The japanese EN-.
bassy proceeded to the White House this
morning, and were formally presented to the
Executive.
The reception was the event OF the day
The Presidents speech commenced: "Gen-
tlemen, am gratifed that this country and
that my administration will be distin-
guished."
General Items
WASHINGTON, March At is stated that
Governor Holden goes as Minister to Peru.
The Spanish Minister (Roberts) has CON-
menced negotiations for new treaty OF COM
merce with the United States.
General Horace Porter was before the Gus
tom-house Committee for five hours to-day.
His evidence eNculpates himself and the Pre-
sidcnt from any direct interest in the general
order business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Rising barometer;
a decided fall in the temperature {; north
westerly to northerly winds and clear
weather will extend during tonight from
the upper lake region southeastward and
eastward to the Atlantic. The winds along
the middle and east Atlantic coast will in
crease to very brisk and probably high north
westerly. The pressure will diminish some
what during tonight and on Tuesday through.
out the Mississippi Valley and westward, with
southeriy to easterly winds and probably In
creased cloudiness. Dangerous windsare not
anticipated for the Gulf and Atlantic coast
this evening, except the very brisk and pos
sibly high northwest winds from Cape Bat
teras to Maine.
SUDDEN CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The signal Office
reports that the barometer in this city has
risen very rapidly since p. NJ, and that the
thermometer has fallen twenty-one degrees
in the last three hours. The wind from the
northwest is now blowing at the rate of
thirty-eight miles an hour. $50 ~ "N"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05

UNEXPECTED ExPLos1oN.-Sunday night a
colored woman named Judy Smith, who
lives near Hughes's row, put a stick of wood
in her stove, and was soon afterwards sur
prised by hearing loud explosion and see
ing the top of the stove blown out. No fur
thor damage
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RICHMOND. Februar


THE Investigations made with reference to the
loss OF package of three thousand dollars exoner-
ates fully Mr.. D. P. BRANCH from any criminal
connection herewith and IN severng his connection
with this company ain pleased to bear testimony
to strict integrity in dscharging the duties as
signed him. [Signed] NJ. j. O'BBRrEN, General
Superintendent Southern Express Company.