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numbered tlsnnsande Of corks, tons Of Hoap. q
myr.al of toxra Atnl bnles frnrn osory zone. a
t,c~i,lering yaricty of wsHH. Tho cuhtonara oi
a. r. and II. w. Fnlor are courtc1nniy and
fa;rsy treated. They therefore come and come
agan. Tho sfrm's trugH nre r.nser drug I'll tile
marxai, and tlIay tl,ompetyna the represent
a..vH .ir,".tlntlAe of The West. Az such The
TntErsE 1ntroduces them to it's hundred thou-
aRiltl reatlern
, 1875-10-09
JOHN {. PARTRIDGE 4 CO.

inR existence, under the sAms urn nAms, for
amsaty ysssA u 4 eohspltaoaa ssasuss ID Tho
, 1875-10-09

oldest busincsa houses hero, havtng boen calab-
n+hod In 1853. Tho mis!o.kuno 0! fro overlook
tim firm ttrco titncA oncc In 1957,-aeain In
1S59.-and tho third time in 1871 whom tho city
WAS destroyed.
THEIR ENERGY AID DETERMINATION
to rucceed enabled them II weathes the dis
astef, and. again on their fect, they
i.ase carried them on to fortunate achlov ctnent
From 4 comparative humble beginning they
have dcsalonod into tho largest houAo Of tue
Of goods Of any similar tlrin in tic country. Al
heforo stAtod, tho firm deals in fa,cy goo1s mad
toys,
fScLEDIy0 EVERYTHING
frou toilet articleh, razors. cutlery, mirrors,
pipes. musical goods, stationery, ra.nes. fishing
tackle, rubber gools. bohemian glass, bird cages.
Dtc.. to tho million atid articles mAde fur ta
amusement or delecsation Of children. Control
ling factorina for tho manufacture Of these
makers Of the same in England, Germany. ani!
Frano,, and Importers Of everything non-domcs-
tic that they handie. patrons cau rely nIou first
otass goods and depend that the prsces will 10
reasonable.
OF Dsrnum Brotl,orn is euoru,oHs. For the nett
three months their eales will avDrage from
&l75 900 TO e200. 400, Their storo, which In At
tho numbers aboyo giron. tho interior Of which
tr veritablo curiosity Sho!'. was ote Of lho
first pnt up 10 tho burnt diatrict, July I, 1872.
and IL live stories aud Of marble. Tllefr EaieA
men arc continually on tho road, anl coscr Il
rrWlis,ous area Of country, tnaklng regular trips
III far south ~ Silver City, New Mexico, sud west
to California.
The Original Flhry'H Ltttlc Lnmb.
4 writer in the Springfield Republican hns l'at
| = pleasant interview With tho real mary who hae
q little lamb. and who rclasod to him the Incl
dents On which tho immortal poem was based
The lamb Was twin, thruht out Of tho pen b5
its upn.tural mother. Mary took it home ant
dit until wall, aud it naturally grew into 4
greetr pct. one morning when 1t was TO 50 n
usual 10 tho pAet,ue IL could not be found. and
whon Mary went hiugi ~ OIL her wAr to school il
followed her vt tbs bcuool-hause door she pick
cd it up and managed to carry It hccretly to let
but when callod up TO her spe'ling-claes the
lamb got up too, and ca1ne FACTORING aftsr Ler,
which made tho children iangn to see = lamb a
school. It happoned that morning that Young
! MIN pansd John RowIston, khe son OF 4 riding
mHster i'll Boston, who WaH fitting hlmtef fol
Harvard, waH III the school. and few days after
wards. produced throo verses Of tho poem
1}nw 1t over cane to DO published Mary did no
know, Tor the young man died noon after, il
| nOrant OF tho Immortality Of his Serses. Hu
| tue lamb lived aud had tivo lamhklna before i
met Its death by an angry COW. Aside ftom il
memory thefe yet rematus OF 1t tho residue OF
ciside stocking. which IL gsadnaly unrayclltn2
| to futnieh tuenleptoes for the many friends O
lAry and her little lamb.
, 1875-10-09
mns. Gossnge
g. Go.
Berlin Woods !
-. Z. TIfaoA
qhe kEt Complete Stock ID tlG West!

Two, four, and eight-fold Zephyra
Of the best quality, in Ill colors and
shades; Filling Floss; Embroidery
Chenilles; Cardonnet, Shaded, En-
broidery, and sadler's Silks; Java
and Linen Java Canvas; Waffle, Rail-
road, Panama, Wire, Tinsel, and
Zephyr Canvas; Turkish Towel
ing, Picture Suspouder, Patent
Striped Canvas in al widths; Perfo-
rated Cardboard; Gold and Silver do;
Gold and Silver Braids and Beads;
Embroidery Beads; Wax, Steel, and
Jet Beads; Cushion Cords, Tassels,
and Fringes; Gold and Silver do.;
Embroidery Patterns and Pattern
Books; Crochet Patterns; Applique
Patterns Commenced Patterns; Gui-
pure Work; Illuminated Notices !;
Book Marks and Engravinga for En-
broidary, aud a full atook Of all arti~
cles pertaining to
Fancy Embroidery.
New and unique designs for Chair
Stripes, Cushions, Foot Rests, Fire
Screens, Slipper Gases, Pin Cushions,
Cloth Cushions richly embroidered,
Afghans, Rugs, Towel Racks. Toilet
and Fancy Articles Of al kinds suit
able for Embroidery equally novel,
tasty, and elegant, which We COM
mend as the most pleasing, complete,
and comprehensive assortment ever
offered in Chicago. Orders taken for
Designing, Stamping, Braiding, EN-:
broidering, aud Fancy Work Of all
kinds!
Also Germantown Yarns, Balmoral
Yarns, Sa1ony, Merino, and Shetland
Goods, and Tatzners German Knit
ting Oottons, These goods will be
found the best in the market, always
full weight, soft in texture, and even
ly finished. We commend this View
Department as meriting attention,
inspection and, purchase,
LOG, l08 & ITO State-st.
| 6o, SO, 80 l. 90 Washington:st.
, 1875-10-09


tAnoe that IL was dill quit task for them to 10
radically change their minds. The change,
however. tras wrought. and the land In tbs ri
entity OF the Flrwe!!s waa rated with the beat
in tho city for the erection Of wholesale ostab.
lisllments.
lmmonsn buildings now congreeasa in tho VI
cinlty ouce noticeable chieay for disgracoful
rookotiea. The iaea h4a not beea to tn3nre
proporty elsewhere 10 tho south Division, but
10 squaltze vA1ups all around. The firm haso
red cenled what once threatened 10 be : perma~
mont blotch IL tho heart Of Chicago
TIE TRADE
OF this firm 1oaches ali pssr tho Wostoru Btates.
aud far into the Torrltoeiaa- Tue dEY goodA aold
by J. Y. Faewoll Il Go, nte accepted ~ standard
that tho house hAudtoa tue noWeat Rud oLoic0at
Of goods, aud that Nhst u sAya il noAua what
i Promises 1t llyes up, to- The business Of the
hrsa ID so syAtenxt.zsd aMd dsyided that its ssst
mum Of friction. 1t reooives ita gooda dlrcc.
from almost svosy portion OF tho world. aud
fands them out to aiofy HOOK and corner Of thu
Northwest. Il always Keeps lts uuatumurs !; uor.
bought from It yesrs ago whom the house
was 10 tta infancy the TaluuNE
| woll remembers wben tho prssant senlol
| OF tho firm himself sold most at the goods.
kapt the books aud managed tha Auepcas, aud
was not worried with ososwark slthar.
| THE GROWTH
of tbs firms busiasaa from what 1t Haa thau &c
/ what II IL now eau be graphically illustrated
| During tho mouth OF September last thofe wore
aiaglo daye In which ths aAle4 we're eoub!y largel
(rtHau for wlolo year in the earlier history of
ths nrna. Tue salea one Day last month reached
tha grand 6sure Of 92oo. 600. which tells The
sats mora eloqusntiy ,han columns OF elAb.
| oeaia description could sssr do. Buch figure
sp31k tor themselves. Thsy in dlokts that Chi,
aadQ u aot ealy nAsssa bustnssa ssatnt,
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DEsTRUcTlvE.-The bugs are playing sad
havoc with the vines and plants in the gar.
deus both in city and country, and have lite
rally destroyed them in many places. There
seems TO be no protection against these pests
aud gardeners have to look on ut the de-
strGcion OF their laborS. and grin and bear 1t
rs best they can. This destruction, how.
ever, makes the prospect for early vegetables
anything but MISUNDERSTANDING Ne,rS.
Have the clbbagc-mcn tried bran: Read:
BRAN KILLS CABBAGE. WoRMs.-Let me say,
in answer to Mr.. +. ". Fearman, that the
OBJECT OF scattering wheat-bran over abbagt
on the appearance of the yellow butterfly Is
70 protect them from the rarageS Of the green
worm. Two years since saw this remedy
recommended, and AZ the time thought 1t
hum bug. as it seemed scarcely possible that
>Ico simple thin" could affect the worms,
still | made up MY mind TO try 1t, as 10 all
things. holding fast to that which Is good. In
Jane. in going through my early cabbage.
found one completely covered With the
worm. Immediately | obtained handful
Of bran and Sprinked it over the head. The
worms began TO Squirm and fall off the cab
bsgc, and wherever the bran touched them
ecmed to be in pain. The following morn
ID" they were all dead. Since that time, on
the first appearance Of the worm | SOW the
bran. Some seasons 1t may be necessary 10
DO it tie second time. If the worms are
very thick it is better to take handful aud
sprinkle il over the cabbage. A hundred
weight is ample tor an acre Correspond
| ehcc NeU York Times.
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C.mnrr +, ynny.-lyash;aoton. Nav t.

CABINET f. ,vRRy.-- Washington, May, IT,
Nearly ever one Of the Cabinet ministers
was closetc' at one time or another with
the President to-day. 1t is understood that
everything is not harmonious in Cabinet cir.
ces. Some Of the members Of the Cabinet
,hnk i. not 4 courteous proceeding that
Secretary BriStow should take il upon him.
self TO interfere actively in matters intended
to smirch The character Of one Of his assn-
ciates. Furthermore, they are not blind to
the fact that gross eXlg%erations of the i'm
portance Of the late wh>key seizures are
being Studiously circulated to advance Mr.
Rrs,ow's interests for the presidency. And
il has not escaped attention that the most
strenuous, although unsuccessful, efforts
were made to contine the information as to
The operations OF the Treasury Department,
in this matter to certain quarters which have
been for a long time VIGOROUSLY hostile to
the Pre- >idcnt and his administration.
a member Of the Cabinet said to-day that
there was no doubt whatever that Mr.. Bris-
tow WAS endesvoring to sell out the Presi.
dent and the Republican party. A promi.
neDt Republican senator also denounced
openly on the street the Secretary of the
Treasury, and said thar ever since he had
come into the Treasury Department be bad
done everything he could to break up the
Republican party. This senator, who had
recently been at the White House, said he
had Sivcuthe President his opinion OF the
Secretary of the Treasury. These family
jlrs seem 10 he giving The President some
trouble, for he denied himself to-day 10 gene
raj callers Special telegram to The Bali.
more San.
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REDEMPTION OF UNITED STATES BoNDs.-
The call for the redemption OF 5000 900
coupon bonds issued from the Treasury on
Saturday indicates an additional subScrlp-
ton OF that amount by the syndicate, making
in all $50 900 900 called in on that account--
The first call under the new contract being
for Sl5 600 900, the second for $4,000, 900,
aud the other two calls, Of very recent date,
for $4,000 900 each. The contract with the
RolnschiIds llsls until the 31s; Of August
next, and until that time every call for bonds
bv the Treasury indicates additional sub
scrip,ion by the contractors for the amount
named in the call. - Baltimore american.
THAT is, we suppose, a Substitution OF hfe
DER cent. bonds for six PR cents.
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i -.rla4cr with 70 guile in his face and
no oNcrc0at on his shoulders wandered into
c!J.ans store in Newport the other day
aDd asked if he could be- titte with Spriug
o'rrroat. TIE proprietor promptly an
s"cG,d III toe affirm tive. GU speak very
Positively" replied The stranger. . am
bigger tuan you take me for" The store
keeper "a> sui confident that he had coats
that would answer. Il am 4 pretty heavy
nan, said The stranger. - will bet you
I've dollars that sou can't guess my weight
Tito one hundred pounGs.' The man was
not particularly large, and this astound-
IN challenge entirely diverted the seller OF
clothing from the Ordinary course of his
tu>!Et>-. He took The wager. named his
"Urs>-ahUut il hundred and sixty pounds
u" money was put up in the hands OF thru
party, and all >t,rtt Il Of for a pair Of scales,
ana The stranger baiuucru 200 pounds OF
"r!-t,>. The >tOrI-mun looked sad and
luZLjtd. Vita smile that was childiIke
aEG biIni The stun@cr took bis money and
walked Of without saying anything more
alDut the UNrrcJat. II has since been learned
th., this man wears Il lead jlckct, and has
btcH making an uoAc,t living by playing his
ScuGNy TRICK on un>uspectiug dealers III
c0'hi0&. He came from Connecticut.
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u sCELLAhE0lS.
IrGi;i tinrNc County.
iCnrc.uonGcnr" al the k'chmond DiSpatch.l
LrnrN.y11lr " MaN L. lSI1.

iCoircsuonG,.r.. al the richmond DiSpatch.l
bEREYvILLE. VA, May l., 1919.
Tie h"v. Chtilc> White preached his larc-
W. >,rmon 10 Il large congregation al the
r.r-hy,c.llu chllfcti IA this place yesterday.
h"rs 4 pastoral" vi more than twenty two
y.!r- ne ia, accepted y call To Il church III
Pane. Edward. HIS connection with the
c.uGca here /, severed with much regret.
bJ.t on h> own part and that OF bis con'
erection ~ w.ll a> Of other churches. Ills
place "s1l ~ dI!i uit 10 supply.
\ Iro.rlct,d rr'lGg is being held ut the
Nrtuoti>, church und"r The direction OF the
Rev. Nj. Dolby and the Rev. DR.. Register.
The Methodist church and toe B!ptist
caulcI are ho.h making arrangements Tor
IL" r!"gttun % DITSo4agc>.
plo.pccls Tor crops are diScoura@ing.
NArt, IS looking ladly. Oats are dong
nothing. Grass l. neither green nor plent.
hi. lac potato bug l. prospecting SpelilDS-
!4,.ra"> have paved out, and the cOuuuy Is
Il. 4 luournul condition generally.
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RICHMOND AND DASytLLE RAILROAD oMP'Y,e
tFFICE MASTER OF TRANSFORMATIONS. 7
Af,rii STH n

RICHMOND AND DANytLLE RAILROAD oMp'Y,e
.FF'cE MASTER OF TkAS AnS,I 81; Is75
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TKAIN No.
- l.-CIARLoTTE EXPRESS, Wes'Mard-Leaves
Dsnviie at lei =. NJ: leaves CIR, enshoro' at 4:23
r; NJ: leaves salisbury at Gas F. NJ; arrives at
TRAIN No. NEW YORK AND NEW Or
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
500 A. NJ: leaves Air-t Inc junction at $50 A.
bore ali al i35 r NJ; Iess.s banviile at 4:o5 r.
NJ; leave. Dundee al 4:f3 =. 81: l,ayes Burke
vile a, 8 SO 2. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 11:l7
TRAIN No. 3.-TuRoUGH MAL-NEw YORK
TO NEW ORLEANS, WcsIw,r1; Leaves ts,chmond
leaves Dundee at 1898 p. N. leave Danvlle at
| 1898 p. Nj. leaves Greersnoro' a. 2 A. 81;
leaves Salisbury ut 4:34 a. NJ: leaves Airline
TRAIN, No. 4-TurouGn MAIL, Eastward
| Leaves Charlotte at 9:2i =. NJ; leaves salisbury
Ut las +. M: leaves Greensboro ~ 2:2c A. M;
laws Da9yie ut 5:44 4. NJ; leaves nundee at
arrives a. Richmond al 2:22 r. NJ.
! TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCiBunG ACCOMMODATIONS.
West ward-1.eaves kichnCnd At q A: NJ; arrives
at Kurkeyie At l2.43 T.. "; leaves Burke vile at
| l:2G L. M: arrives at LyuChburg at 4.2t y. ID.
,, TRAiN ;e:.b yl! A%G9 s
rives at Richmond at sos A.. n.
Trains Nos. and conucct ut Greensboro with
| trains 10 and from Raleigh and G"'dsboro'.
dee with trsln on the Richmond fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. and Washington city, Wiz.
ginla NJ daDd and Great Southern railroad. TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Irains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River AMI Chesapeake Kali.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
| Trains Nos. and confect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and ktchm mi Alr-l ne rail-
road 10 auh from Greenviile. Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points. go
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points.
Train No connects At Rurkevil!e with the At
lantlc Mississippi and Ohio raj road from LYNCH
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern An" S0uu western
points, and pargs,e checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
| Pullman paace-cars through from NeT Orteand
10 New YORK. T. M. II. TALCUr1.
| Engneeran ard Superintendent.
II. T.. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
| ap 81
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NAY IS, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chapdse ana passengers, l.. +. alum. agent.
Schooner r. j. Hamilton, Mills. New York, hay.
schooner Ocean Belle, Mills SewDurgh. cement,
A. =. Lee.
light to load granite, Curtis < Pa ker.
: chuoucr General Grant, hearn, Alexandria,
grain Gallt 20 Mills Manufacturing ComDaHy.
81 looner ;. L. kirwan, hirwan, AleXandria,
grain. GaIlcgo Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Steamer alliance, Carr. Philadephia, merchan-
disc and passengers, ". F. Porter, ,gcnt.
steamer shirley Travcrs. BiirlnOre. mercnan-
disc and passengers. l.. K. Tarnm. agent
Schooner K. b. spednen, spedden, Washington
stone, Currie j. Co.
MEMORANDUM.
The work on steamer Louisiana. sunk In Chesa-
peake Diy, d es OIL seem to prosper she mao agaih
l'wo ponIuons have broken away, aun reward nss
bacn 1fri I'd for he recovery. = large lorce arc
aL work The steamer.
by telegraph.
Nrw YORK, May Is -Arrived: Victoria. Ar
Flyga, Castor. 81. Cloud, Heinrich, irene, Clly u
Paris, Main. ,,,
WAsurSGToS, May 1S.-Noli;c IS given by me
Eighth. use Roard that Oh and sft@rJune lV. 1919,
two tights VIII be exhi tied from shlp-ilhteitn s
placed on low structures. one u esic enu Va ''ie
Dutch Gap can.l, James river.
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FIN ANCLAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, May 1S. 1873.
SALES. Three shares Old Dominion Insurance
Company stock sold ut OF; $1,000 Richmond
Petty G's sold at SAX.
tloid- Amcricsn gold. 115h bid.
State SfcprffieS.-V Virginia ConsOs, 60 hid, SGh
asked: Vmginia consos. lew. 42S bid, al at ked
Virginia deferred. 9h bid, 9b asked; Virginia In
tie Coupons. soy bd. 9o4 asked N"rti, 'nToina,
old 2nh bid; North car" lima. funded OF S66, 12k
bid: North Carolina, funded, new, X oin:
1861 asked: Richmond city e's Sax bid: Peers s,
burg city G's. 75% biI: Lynchhurs city 6's, 7Ss
asked Manchester bridge S's, S6S bid.
Railroad bonds. Virginia Central third mort
rse 6's, ). and J sig old; Virginia and TenHei-
enta and Tennessee third mortgage SIS. j aud j..
&c bid; ;;outhside Ra'lroad first mortgage prefer
como mortgage preferred 6's. J. and j 81 bid, 60
asked South ACE Railroad third mortgage prefer
red 6's. ); and j., SO 9ia, S. asked; Peter burg
Richmond and Petersburg kailroad fist mortgage
-, j. and D., 103 Asked Richmond. FrederlcKs-
D., 92 bid Richmond, Frederick burg ard Polo-
mac Railroad mortgage IS, j.. ana D., az bid;
orange and Al"xtnd:a Railroad second mortgage
IS; ). and j., ~ DID: Richmond and Danvi!le
Railroad consolidated 6's, VI. and ~, II hid. 73
asked: Atlanta aud Richmond AIRLINE irst mort
Canal Bomds.~J ames hiver and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage SIS, 81. & n. So It'd.
Rnilroad StockS.-P eiershurg railroad, 100 par,
Z dish 60. hlCniiplu anu elctSouIs ndiiiohu Aoo
par, 20 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg ana P0t0.
mac nailr nd common. 100 par. G3 bid: Richmond,
Frcdericksburs and Potomac Railroad per cent.
suarAnrced. 100 par. so bid; kichmoud, Frede-
rickSGurg and Potomac Railroad Z per cent. suaran-
tecG, 100 par, 90 blu. 81 asked: Rich mond and
Danvlllc kailroah, 100 par, 8 bio, l2h asked;
Clover Hill hairoad, 100 par ~ bid, III asked:
BUNK M0ckS.-Flrs' National. 100 par, l!S bid !;
%a,ional Bank OF Virgua, 90 par, 1Olh bid;
Planters National. 100 par, 105 bio; STATE Bank
Of Virginia. 100 our. 81 bid: Union sank III
Rlchmono, 80 par, 52& bid; Merchants and Plant
Savings. 25 par 23a asked; city savings 20 par,
24k asked; Bank oil CONNIE rec, % par, 20 bd
Insurance CUmpun teS.-Firgina Fire ant Ma
rlne. % iiar BAN bid; Virginia state. 20 par, 23h
Did Virginia hosic, 90 par. log asked: Aicr-
par. 81 bid; Old DOMINION. 10 paI, 50 bid.
.Niscetiu nc0uS-Jamrs River auo kanawha
Packet. 12s par, S lid; old Dominion steamship
Company, 100 par, 76 bid. So asked.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAlLRoAD.-Majo n Ran
dolph. chief engineer of the Virginia Mid
iaud raiIroAd, lett here this morning to make
= reconnaissance OF the route from Rapidan
or Orange to Charlottesville. and was accom-
panied by an agent Of the PDllIdclpha and
Reading railroad, the object Of the recouno's-
-lnce being 10 ascertain the route, cost, ana
$, fortb. ct the continuation Of the link in The
main lue Of the road between the points
canned with q view especially Of accommo
dating the mineral wealth recently developed
along the road. and in which the Reading
Company is 50 largely interested. The Read
ing Company have made extensive purchases
OF land on which there is tine iron ore, and TO
facilitate the transportation of which to this
city for manufacture aud shipment is most
desirable object Alerandria Gazette.
When this road is built the Orange road
will 20 longer use the Chesapeake and Ohio
road between Charlottesville and Gordons-
vile.
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TIE CASE OF YOUNG GALT.-It appears
that young Arthur Gait, the deiaultlng bank
clerk, which was fully reported yesterday,
probably has not left the country, as was al
first supposed, but has gone West. AT PITTS
huryh, Pa, he shipped by express to reia,
tive in this city a gold watch which naa
formerly belonged TO his father, and when
was received here Sunday morning. rms
gives a clue TO the course he has taken, and
it Is not Improbable the detectives. who are
on bis track, may succeed in capturing him
and recovering the larger portion OF the
money be carried with him in bis Tight
Lunchhnrn Mans.
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CONSULATE OF THE UHlTED STATES, Calldo,
March 16. 1915 TO the Collector Of Gus
toms, Norfolk, "a: Dear Sill am re-
que>ted by AN American citizen of this place
10 inquire whether Edward or Joseph De.
corniS are still living aud reside in Norfolk.
or any Of their descendants; and, also. whe-
Their any Of the Skipwith family are now re-
-idng in Norfolk or Richmond. He has some
interest mt stake in the knowledge he seeks,
,pd has asked the interpoSiti0n Of this con
suate TO acquire. HaviDg no personal ac-
uumintance in Norfolk | have presumed to
solicit through you the information he de.
>ires. am. respectfully your obedient SER
v'nf. =. CLAYTON. United Stales Consul
| Norfolk Ldndmnrk.
Irheye are Skpwiths in Richmond, we
| thank. The Landmark answers as to the
| D,cormis family, aud also as to the Skip
w'is Of PowLatan, MeckIenburg, and Hall
| fax counticS.]
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A Big DAYS WORK IN BASKS.-The Con
troller of the Currency has authorize the
following new national banks to commence
business: First National, OF Dexter. blaine.
capital 100000; Manufacturers Na'ionai,
of Lewistown. Maine. 100000 Natlooal,
of Newport, Vermont. slOo.oCo; German
National. Allegheny, Ptnnsylvania, Ssoo,-
900; Citizens Natiooal. New Bedford, Mas
sachuSetts, $3.50 600; N'tional, sprlnSheld'
Massachusetts. 100000. This Is a larger
number of banks in any one day authorlzeo
TO commence business for several years.