davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

NEW YORK, Novemh'r 2,.-lt has tian>-
rircd that Tweed transferred 4 large 1M"llo'
Of real estate TO various PARTIES "n saturday.
4 Mrs. SchroOt Appeared ut police lr'',:-
quarters Yesterday and .tItcd thu her hu.-
band, who had Sl2 ,00D and her 'l'l'e dtu@hrer,
aged twelve years. iild diSappe !red from il"'
Boston boat hart here on Friday lust, ana
that she believed they hid been murdered.
The party had just arrived from Ro.ir:d'';n.
and were going to Boston.
4 urmc numUer OF the firms carried down
hy the force Of the late panic have perfected
arrangements with their creditors. and are
uctin" in shape 10 announce resumption u
business.
II is >a;d lhat the detectives have gained
reliable information relative to movement
| to throw llrgo quantity of forged United
States bonds on the market. and that IN
portant arrests miy be made
The as.ociltcd banks now hold 81 l.SSJ. .O"p
| lrgIl-trnicr,--;tn Increase since yc.irrd'. "i
| S5lj.UU0.
An official synopsis Of the report conccin.
| ipr the state 7 rca>ury dra!cation show. i'tt
the whole amouu: stolen by Phelps i S"oi.-
III.
Judge Barrett to-day refused to appoint
| Richard II. HroNnc and "cnlamn I. We
more - trustees for the benefit oi' tn" bond
holders oi the first nioIr@a@c OF the temiIA'
and Union i'ari:i. railroads.
iwo PRIEST, claiming TO be American ri:'
Zr.., who were expelled from h"Xico. t'aEc
ENGAGED Il lawyer in this city to dcma"d
rrparaticn from Secretary Fish.
Nothing has yet been heard here from the
missing steamship I>nalil.
In the lngcrsoi aud Harrington case 10.
DAY evidence was given that large sums oI
moncy were obtained forarliclcs whlch were
never furnished for the courthouse. on
warrants AMI bills with forged nLme>. The
handwriting of the lorgcrics being idcnti-
fed aS that OF both Harrington and .ln@ci-
soil.
Two thousand five hundred men were
paid at the nayy-vard to-day, most OF WON
have been employed since the. .Nlrginills out
rage.
The Spanish iron-cIad Arpalcs has not lei,
the ward yet, but was painted to-day, ana
the last work upon her in the dry-dock VIII
| be done to morrow.
| Work in The yard was going on aS ns'Ia
| This afternoon, although several reports
stated that there had been orders for stop
ninr work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

DEATHS DEADL1EST ARROW BLUNT ED-h
sanctiIicd halo of saducss and sorrow SURROUNDS
thc sufferer from the most insidious OF all
OF sickness. attacking as II does the youngc-t,
the faircst, the most promising, giving fearful
radiance to the maiden's eye. hectic flush 10
the pale madcn'S check, stealing into The 1cwe.-
caskcts of happy homes and abstractng their most
precious gems. Doting parents may watch with
pain ful anxiety the interrupted breathing. The
wasting form, the supernatural lustrc Of the eye,
the unhealthy flushing of the cheek. and sadly sigh
as they think physicians have remedy. chemistry
no cure. But happily kind Providence has placed
within the wOndroua SorchouSc Of his blessings Il
vegetable balm for the cOnsllmptirc. \ simple
flower. an idle shrub of the fore ST. has been the In
stril,ncnt in his hands Of rcscung thousands from
the blight of CONSUMPTION and the fate Of an early
grave: and the kindly hand of science has distilled
from It's iulccs Il remedy known rs GLOBE-fLOwEK
CoUGu SYRUP. This ncvcr-fLilins remedy for
COLDS. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, wHoor-
ic;l skill extracted from the Ccphcan!hns occ-
dcntalis Of the bO,anst, the Globe Flower OF the
florist. or the Button Root Of the herbals
Thousands have hcsitatinIly entered upon Il
course of this medicine whose cases, once consid-
cred homeless have been restored TO health anu hap
pIucss, and with souu lungs and healthy organlZa-
lions now live 10 bless its discovery and praise It's
virtues
This ipcomparablr COUGH and Lung REMEDY
IS sold bv the principal druggists aud chemists.
PURCELL, LADD Co,
Who,esaIc Agents, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26
washington Eten,S.

WAsnISGroS. November 25.-The Pres.
dent has appointed +. r. BagweIl. Of Viz
c.na 4 commissioner (>ubstihtedD in the,
Centennial Commission.
Secretary Robe.on left Washington lat
night for Philadelphia on business connected
with the fitting out Of vessels.
1t is stated that Secretary RobcSon Will
order battalion of marines. 800 strong. to
accompany the FranhIin to Key West. and
the command of the same will he rendered
to Lieutenant. Colonel james Forncy.a son
OF Colonel John w. Forncy.
It is said by Bureau officers 1t the Navy
Department that 50 far from orders being
issued for the suspension of the work OF III
ting out vessels the preparations are hcr-
hurried 10 completion.
The President has signed the natnra'Zl-
ton treaty between the United states AMI
Ecuador.
The Controller OF the Currency recon-
mcndS the repeal Of section 6 of The act "t
July. 1870. providing for the withdrawal u
S23 GOO. 900 currency from New York. Cox.
necticut, Hhodc Islnnd. and Massachusetts
and the authorization OF S23,Oo0,O0o add
tioual currency to be distributed to the
banks West and South. He thinks from
| three to five years would be required to dis
tribute this amount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

SpalH
TIE RtMoREp CHANGE IN THE GOVERNMENT
ANOTHER VERSION OF TIE STORY.
WASHINGTON. November 25.--Thc first in
timation Yesterday of probable change OF
the Administration in Spain, with Marshal
Serrano rs dictator, came through British
official sources. To-day the story Is val led
in another quarter-namcly, that the Cas-
tcbr Government is to be ovefthrown by
combination of ruling SpaniardS. The pan
is said to be to include the establishment vi
Marshal Scrrans is regent for the young
Duke Alphonso.
[Our Government has no official advice,
on the subject, nor does it consider these re-
ports trustworthy
TIE yIRGiSiCs AFFAIR BEFORE THE CABINET, ETC.
MADRID, November PA Cabinet coun-
ell was held yesterday, whercat note to hc
sent to the United States was under consid-
Grafton.
/, is denied that the Spanish Government
is disposed 10 submit the Firginius question
to the Emperor OF Germany for arbitrator.
France.
VERSAILLES, November 2j.-The mem-
bers of the Cabinet have renewed their re.
sienations, and they have been accepted.
THE NEW CABINET.
PARIS. November 25.-Tbe Cabinet as IT,
CONSTRUCTED is composed Us follows: Minis
ter of Interior, Duke de Broglie Foreign
Affairs, Duke de Cazes; Finance, Pierre
Magne: Justice, N. Ernoul; War, General
Du BaraiI; Marine, Admiral d'liornoy !;
instruction and Worship, NJ. Batbie; Public
Works, VI. Desielliguy; Agriculture and
Commerce, NJ. Bouil'crie.
The Duke de Cazes Is the new member.
NJ. Beuli, who was Minister OF the Interior
has retired. and the Duke de Bro2lle takes
his place, reIinqui,hiug the foreign ministry
70 Duke dc Cazcs. These are the only
changes made in the Cabinet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26
PcopIe.s Convention in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS. November 2j.-Thc pco
pies Convention to-day adopted an address
and series OF resolutions, and then ad
journed. subject to the call of the president
Among the resolutions was the following:
"Resoircd. That 0ur fcllow-citiZcns judge
John 4. Campbell, lion. Randall Hunt, RO-
bert Fl. Mari. Iforatio y. Ogden, aud Viii
liam Il. Spencer be appointed Il committed
on the part Of the people Of Louisiana tC
repair to Washington and present their me-
mortal for relief from the Kellogg usurpa
lion and the restoration Of Louisiana to her
rights and liberties as 4 free State OF the
American Union, n, guaranteed by the Con
stitution of the United States"
Speeches were made by Governor Nc.
Emery and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

SPECIAL Observation-Disclosures We recommend Il
worthy objcc. feel Il double satisfaction: First.
that of hcnclting those who avail themselves OF
our sIggcsti0n and : cond that Of having as
sisted lnCritJrouS article. These remarks are
suggested to us by noticing the advertisement of
that truly wonderful medicine TIE GloEE-
FLOWER COuGlI SYECr, which occurs i'll this is
sue: and in referring Ia ii. We most heartily rcco-
mend il to those OF our readers who are afflicted
with any Kind fcough or lung affection. With our
most distinguished physicians and oldest citizens
The merits Of THE GLUEE-F.pWER SYEur an -
familiar as the late rebellion: and TO all who ar
needing. safe. pleasant aud most cicaciorS cough
medicine woull Suggest that They u>" Tie
GLoRE-FLowEE Cough SYEtr. which ht~ borne
thousands Of human hcngS-who were iln%nishiIl"
under that terrible disease consumption, weak.
hopeless. and drspairing-out oF III" depths "i
IL .pnn!cncy into the paradise %; health and cheer
lulut.~A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

THE CHURCH Hill TrNNEL.-The last os
the arching in the Church Hill tunnel proper
was finished Yesterday morning. This is n
very agreeable announcement-eSpeci to
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
The track, as has already been announced
in the Dispatch, has been laid through the
tunnel some time.
Yesterday at noon, by invitation of Mr..
II. ID. Whitcomb, chief engineer, the writer,
in company with Captain Henry Clay Par
sons. the West Virginia director Of the road.
went in the tunnel on m engine rs far as
SHAFT No. 3, where the "slip" recently oc-
Cured. At this point the train came to a
halt and the party got out to witness the
laying of the last bricks in the archng.
After climbing over the bank OF earth
which fell in flom Shaft No. =. and going
through The smallest aperture one could
well imagine Il mans body to be squeezed
into while alive. the party came out on the
other side within a short distance of the
western portal. and in Il few moments Tie
old " David Anderson the locomotive
which was first 10 go over the new track
near Milcr'S ferry whcu the road was COM
plrtrd in ,January laSt-Stcamcd in.
Getting aboard. We had Il pleasant run
down TO the conpanl'S wharvcS, below
Rockets. Here the work has been pushed
forward with wonderful vigor. They are
The best wharycS in Virginia. The engi-
nccrS call them doublc-dcckcrS,' because
from the top vessels may be loaded when
there is IN unusually high tide, and on the
stoly below when the tide is low. The main
Shcd-w harf is 50 hy 100 feet, and is con-
~tr,cttd in the most substantial manner.
Besides this wharf there is another just be-
Law, II nt t,lt,l n, ,1n lpnI md
unload. Sill furtacr down the river are
the coal-w harvcS. which have been finished
some time. They are also very well and
conveniently arranged. and will be brought
into rcqui>ition ut the end Of the present
week. The wafer where these wharycs arc
built has been drcdgcd out 10 depth Of sin
teen feet. and vessels Of very large size can
now hc loaded and depart without difficulty.
hy an ingenious arrangement at the coal
WhdrIc>, the cars after being emptcd OF
their contents run by their own gravity
some distance back Of the wharf. entirely
out Of The WAY. each empty car in turn CIV
inr way TO Il loaded one. thus saving all the
trouble and time which would be caused by
the Use OF Il switch-cDgine. Altogether
these are probably the most complete and
hcS!-arrangcd wiIarvcs i'll the country. y
neat and substantial ireigbt-o1fice has been
erected here, and yesterday the carpenters
were putting on the finishing touches.
The track throughout the tunnel Is IN
very good order, and all that now remains
to be done is to remove about thirty feet OF
earth which fell in on the occasion already
alluded to. and which will take three or four
days more. The caving i'll OF earth ana
"SipS are now over. As we sad before,
the arching is all done. and the tunnel Is
secure. Ii is one of the longest and largest
in tie country. has been bored through The
most treachcrous earth. aud It's construction,
a> is well known, was attended with many
difficulties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26
I--------N " ttk tIIuIIIr---
Nvy 2J. Nov. %, Nov. -. NOV. -,
1871. 1872. 1873. 1873.
u. c. ". q. ". c. ~. G:
Total dca,ns....l4 II is q II 20 - u
Slil,-burn...... = z

TEMPERANCE MATTERS -DlsTRlCT DEPUTIES
ELEcrEp.--At Il mass-meetin@ of the coIored
Sons OF Temperance held Monday night ut
Fidelity Hall, Seventeenth street, the follow
iny District Deputies were elected tor the
city of Richmond: First district, Lewis
Dickerson; second district, T.. g. W. a.
Thomas Scott third district, Robert 1.
ElySon; at large, William NJ. Mickims.
Local Deputies appointed: No. /, Rev. 5.
X. Hewlett; No. 3, Richard Jackson; No.
4, L. II. Allen; No. s, 5. X. Johnson; No.
!, &. ii. Perry; No. IS, K. II. BraXton; No.
20, Isaac johnson.
Resolutions were adopted providing for
the necessary funds to be appropriated to
assist the widows and orphans and members
of the Order out OF employment. \ rcsO-
luton was also sent to the United States
Congress calling for the appointment by said
body of commission OF inquiry, &c.
After the appointment OF suitable COM
mttees and the transaction OF much other
business the meeting adjourned to meet ut
the Orphan Asylum on the 22d OF Decem-
Der, 1873.
Another new division will be chartered,
and instituted in Manchester next Monday
night at : O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

THE ETHEATRE.-Miss Ada Gray commences
tonight brief engagement at the Theatre,
supported 10y Harry Langdon and the COM
pany selected by Mr. W. I. SpaldinS, under
the management of Mr.. +. }. Parker. 1t is
useless to say anything about Miss Gray, eX'
cept that she fully came up TO her reputation
upon her former appearance upon the Rlch'
mond stage. Mr.. Langdon is well known as
a good player, and we have every assurance
in the long experience and good judgment
of the management that they have brought
here tirst-cI;lSs company.
The play tonight will be Who's Wite:
and on Thursday night East Lynne will he
performed, Miss Gray representing the prlh
cipal characters in both.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

CnAScRRy Court OF RICHMOND. TUESDAY
The following cases were disposed of:
Doyle rs. Dougherty. Decree confirming
report of commission and directing sale OF
the property in said report mentioned.
Morris, trustee, Is. Morris, DC. The mat
tiers in controversy having been settled by
the parties, decree for final distribution OF
the fund on hand and directing cause TO be
removed from the docket and placed among
the ended causes.
National Bank of Virginia rS. Glaze
brooks cNccutriX, &c. Decree referring
cause to 4 commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Iobson rs. Hobson. &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioner as to investment
and appointing Il commits :oner to make the
same.
IIarwood rS. Smith. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Burke and ais. rs Burke and ais. Decree
clearinghouse to 4 commissioner for inquiry
and report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

SUPREME Court OF ArpEALs, TUEsDAY--The
following cases were tried in, this court yes.
tcrday:
Lacy rs. Stamper and ais. Appeal allowed
DR.. l.. c. Crump in this cause from decree
of the Circuit Court of New Kent county.
Horace Venable rs. Commonwealth. Writ
Of error and supersedeas to Judgment rem
dcred by the Hastings Court of the city of
Richmond sentencing the petitioner to be
hanged.
Cullen Us. Commonwealth was partly ar
gucd by Judge Meredith for the petitioner,
and continued until to-day.
Craft Is. Commonwealth. Submitted.
johnson rs. Commonwealth. Submitted.
The court will deliver several opinions to-
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

Police Court. TuESDAY--JuStice j. j.
Uhitr.-A. ID. Simms was fined - for shoot
ing the dog of w. II. Gillespie.
Frederick Newman was fined g for an as
saut upon +. Lalderbcrger. and was bound
over to keep the peace for three months.
james Richardson and William CARING
ton (uegroeS), charged with being sneak
thieves and trying to steal box of cigars
from one Briggs, was sent to Jail in default
OF surety.
+. Lauderbcrgcr was bound over to keep
the peace for three months toward +. New
man.
Patrick Fay, vagrant with no visible
means of support, was sent to Jail in default
of surety,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26
"-GoDDIN. +. NJ, ten acres of land in IIcr
rico, one mile north Of Richmond, near TO til

~. GoDDIN. 3 L. NJ, ten acres Of land in Hen
rico, one mile north Of Richmond, near to the
FAIRGROUNDS.
lSBELL & son. 4 p. NJ, ho,ls" and lot and va
cant lot on the corner Of Seventeenth street and
the street running between the city aImshouse
and Shockoe Hill ce metcry.
T. L. CROUCH & CO.. =. NJ, building lot on
Twenty-eghth street between Q AMI L streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL NJ. trustees sale Of
"Chalk Level" estate In Caroline county, two
miles from Chesterfield station, on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad:
also, farming implements, stock, cattle sheep,
&c.
LYME & BROTHER. r. NJ. lot on the corner
Of Green street and the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.
j. WESLEY FRIEND trustee. tract of land on
York river and in Gloucester county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

NoRTI.,HY kEroKT-Thc !uloWin" i The
mortuarv repol, for the week ending >aiur-
dav. November 22l. complied from sex
tons returns received at the office Of the
Board OF Health
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 40: III
addition. 3 Stil-born were reported Il white, :
colored). Sex Males, u females. 10. Color
White males. s; white females. IL; coiorco
males IS; coorcd females. s. Age: One day
to thirty, ): Que month TO six, /; SIX
months to twelve, =; one year to three, !;
three wears TO five, l; live years to ten, :;
ten wears to twenty, =; twenty years TO
thirty, ) thirty years TO forty :; forty years
to tit,y. ); fifty years to sixty. D; sixty years
to seventy. ,: seventy years to eighty, .:
eighty years TO ninety, l. Condition: Single,
-: married, l3; widowers, J: unknown,
3. Nativity: United States, 81: Germany,
Scotland, ,. Locality: City ut large, ;
Marshall Ward. 6; Jefferson Ward, .;
Madison Ward. 6; Monroe Ward, 3; Clay
Ward, 6; Jackson Ward, 8; AlmShou>e, );
Medical College Intrmary, l. BY whom
certified: Regular practitioners, IS: Coro-
ncr. |: Board Of Health, /. Causes OF
death Abortion, /: anImia, |; apoplcNy,
|: cancer, l !: casualty, =; cercbro-sl'ill9
meningitis. l: consumption Is white, col
orcd>. / Group. |: drlrrlna-chronic,
diphthcria. 4: dropsy,2: ieFer--chiidbcd, :;
rrver-tvphod, /: heart disease, l kidney
disease, ,; narasm,l>, 3; old age, ,; paraly-
sis, /: plcuri>y, l; pneumonia, l; prehEs-
turc birth, ,; perltonltiS, |; unknown, -
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

terDoon, and was attended by large num-
Der Of mourning friends.
The testimony in the contested election
case OF Walker rs. Wake has all been taken,
and it now goes before the House OF Dele.
gates.
Work recommended yesterday, and the con-
tractor is determined to push it forward to
a speedy completion.
There will he an adjourned meeting OF this
company tonight, when important business
will be considered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

The Stolen STAMPS. AGAiH.-l cSicrday
being the day set for the examination OF the
charges against Edward McNu!ty, accused 81
urioining official stamps from tl:c United
state. District Attorney. the prisoner was
brought before United States Commissioner
Il. +. Pl"a>autS Through his coun>cl Il,
stated that hc WAS not ready for trial be.
cats" ot tn, absence ot Il material witness
whom he had not rs yet been a3lc to reach
and must therefore u>k Tor Il continuance OF
The cas-" until the St!I ct December.
The contiuUanv. WAS granted, and tlit
prisoner rccomInilt"it jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE kacuMoSI
posT-DFrIcE NOVEMBER 25.-Gencral Joseph
X. Anderson, Tredegar Company, Richmond,
Va; Mrs. Barney Briel, Twenty-fourtA and
Venuble sheets, Richmond. Va. Mir. Te-
cumpScy Hart, Frcderickshall, Louisa ceun-
ty, Va; Mrs. Sarah j. Pearcc, box los,
Bristol, Conn: Miss Mary Pugh, Norfolk,
Va; Mr.. John III. Swan, staunton, Va. ;
Miss L. TensIen, 207 east Clay street. Rich
moud. Va. ; Mr.. Daniel Trent, Columbus,
Ohio one letter, no address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26
From Ly nehburg.
FATAL AcCIDEIT-ATTEMPrA AT SUICIDE.
fSpocfal telegram ts the Dispatch,I


LYScuyURc, November 25.--otway. Ter
rIl, aged about fourteen years, son Of Or.
John J. Tcrril, who lives in Campbell about
five miles. from this city, shot himself yester-
day while hunting The load entered his
side, ranging upwards, and although the
full cxten. of the injury is not known here,
he is supposed TO be very dangerously
wounded.
Mr. William A. O'BrieD, 4 butcher, resi-.
ding on the outskirts of the city, attempted
suicide this evening by cutting bis THROAT
twice with pocket-kuife. The wounds in
llicted, though severe, are not considered
dangerous, though he came very near cut
ting the jueular vein. His mother wrc>tcd
the knife from him finally, and probably pre-
vented the accomplishment o. his design.
lie has been in very bld health for several
months past, which is thought to he the
cause of bis rash attempt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

AIoggEAL. November 2J.-it is estimated
tim, 10000 French Canadians have returned
to this province from The Cn!tcd states d'i'
ring the past three weeks.
QUEBEC, November 25.-A heavy SNOW.
storm has prevailed here, which ceased al
daybreak. la many places the drifts are
from eight to ten feet, rendering the road,
almost impossible.
Fears are entertained for the steamer Pc
tou, ten days out flom Quebec for ric,ou'
and not yet reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

THE STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATIoN.-Thc
gentlemen composing this Board mctal the
CAPITOL Yesterday. The report of Malor jed
Iio,chki>S. Il very able document, on The sub
icct OF immigration, was read. and approved
hy The Beard. The sui .iect Will doubtless be
presented TO tie General Assembly i'll such
II way IL will induce that body to take some
decisive action on State acc"llnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26
cartri,sees nv the Million. &c.

BosToS, November 2j.-The United
States Cartridge Company commence thi,
week to run their WORKS day and night with
two sets of men. They have pressing or
dcrs for several millions Of cartridges from
the War and Navy Departments, and also
large orders for commercial work.
1t is said that the United states frIgatc
Colorado is To be brought from New York
to the Charcstown nayy-yard to be fitted toi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

SOUTHERN LITuCGRArIIc CoMrAHY.-At
the annual mcc,in" held Yesterday, William
i. l>uncs, president. resigned, and ". {.
Darlington was elected in his stead. George
W. Gary resigned rs superintendent, and
George ". Mayo WAS elected in his place.
The company continues with renewed zeal
10 promote its business. and. executing fine
work, will doubtless have the patronage of
Richmond merchants and business men
ncuprally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

$5 WILL PURCHASE 4 TICKET TO TIE MAsoSs
GIFT CONCERT. at Norfolk, 10 come OFF January
l5,lS74 1000 prizes, all in cash, Will he given
away Oh that OCCASION ranging from s3o.ooo
down TO So 1000 of these prizes are large.
Tickets can be had at 2. WEISlGER Co.'S hat
store, 1901 Main street. Orders from the country
shoult, be sent by registered letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-26

\ FALSE ALARM OF FIRE was sounded last
night from Box 23, at the corner of Seven
| tecnth and Marshall streets. The Fire De-
partment was on the spot within three min
utcs. and seemed disguised that their SER
vices were not needed. The hook-and-ad-
der truck was ut the box hundred yards
ahead of any of the engines.