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Murnny roxers.

fChambcrs JourualI ,t..,.arad
Several OF the royal miimmies oisco,,u,'I, 'a
Iast wear at Deir-el-Bahnri were, II wiz ~
remembered. found garlanded Win INV
ers. those flowers being for the most p'n.
In wonderful preservation. NJ. AI'r ,as
Rhone. in a recent letter to lie Temps, h T.,
described the extremely curious way ~
which these garlands are woven. nv
consist OF the petals and selnls OF 'ar,ou'
flowers. detached from their stems, anu M
closed eacb In a folded leaf OF eitner .no
Fgvntian willow (lSaiiL Sdtsdf) or thc
lm,lsops Kummel Bruce. The norai orha-
ments thus devised were then arranged u,
rows-tbe polnts being all set one way-ano
connected by means OF thread OF oate
leaf fibre woven in q kind OF chain-Siitcn,;;
The whole resembles coarse "edglns
of vegetable lace-work. Among the now
ora thus preserved are the bright blue dos
SONS Of the De,phinium orientdtis, OF inrk-
snrr. the blue lotus, or NynphrG corntea
the white Of Npnph0sG lotus, WIN PINK
timed sepals: the blossoms Of the sesame
I,5vptiaca. and the orange-hued Hover OIL
the CartbGn,,Ls fiRctOritS, or saillower, so
largely employed rs dye by the ancient
inhabitants OF the Nile Valley. The dfied
fn,it rs well MS the dried yellow blossom OF
,be dcacia NiLotica is likewise present;
.rd mention Is also made OF the blossom
of a species of watermelon now extinct.
Tbc foregoing are all interviewer IN
the rarlands in which the mummy OF
Amenbotep /. was deliberately swathed.
with others of the royal mummles were
found fine detached specimens OF Doth
kinds OF lotus, the blue and the white, with
sters. blossoms, and sced-pods complete.
Still more interesting Is it to learn that
unon the mummy OF the priest .Nebsoohi,
maternal grandfather OF the King Pinotem
T.. (twenty-frst dynas;y,) there was iounu
a specimen of the lichen 10 botanists
as the Pdymelid .furJuTaccd. This plant
il indigenous to the islands OF the Greek
Archipelago, whence IL must have been
brought to Egypt at or before the
period OF the Her-lIor dynasty, QlOO
or 1900 Il. C) Under the Arabic
name of "Iheba' it is sold by the native
druggists in Cairo to this day. These
iraii relics OF many vanished spring have
been arranged for the Boolak Museum
with exquisite skill by that eminent travel
Ter and botanist DR.. Schweinfurth. CLASH
fed, mounted, and, so to say, illustrated
by modern examples OF the same flowers
and plants, they Gil eleven cases--a collec-
ton absolutely unique, and likely ever 10
remain so. The hues OF these old-worid
flowers are said to be rs brilliant as those
of their modern prototypes, and but Tor
the labels, which show them to be 3,OO0
years apart, no ordinary observer could DIS
ringuish between those which were buried
with the Pharaohs and those which were
gathered and dried only few months ago.
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The Baltimore AmericQn OF Monday
says: George Buddington, the medical
student who figured IN the abduction OF
the Jackson girl In Chicago a few weeks
ago, was prominent actor in n horse.
whipping on saturday. lie had been pay.
ing some attentions TO Miss Lizzie Peake.
the seyenteen-year-old daughter of s. III.
Peake, OF the Board OF Trade, and had en-
deayored 10 persuade her 10 elope with
him. Mr. Peake heard OF this, and learn
Ing by means Of an intercepted letter that
his daughter was to meet Buddington at
the Matteson House parlors, the irate
parent provided himself with cowhide
and FASTENED thIther. When Buddington
appeared, Mr.. peakc fell on him and half
killed him. The cowbiding has caused q
stir among the susceptible young women
Of the South division, among whom this
who has wife In New York,
appears TO be great layorite.
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Rev. Mr. Merensl1y, the German mis-
sionary, who has been twenty-five years in
South Africa, declares that South African
coniederacy under the British flag is the
only safeguard against anarchy. He adj
yises Germans to emigrate thither.
RC3- Feathers, ribbons. velvet can all be
cOlored to match that new hat by using the
Diamond Dyes. Ten cents for any color.
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- "keep TO your place apd your place
VIII keep you."s But you cannot exnect
to keep your place without health. the
foundation OF all success. For instance. a
railroad engineer in the employ OF the c.
III. and st. Paul railroad had been Qricy-
Dusty affected with diabetes for six years.
He took four boxes OF Kidney-Wort and
now writes that be Is entirely cured and
working regularly.
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a Prophetic Dream and Its solution

TO The Eittor o. the Dispatch:
saw IN my night dream, on the 9th Of
january, 1883, comet in the southeast, il
being black star with a tail like unto a
smoke-stack, and, catching fire, was falling
TO the earth. In the same month, on the
Mght OF the Sth, in the southwest. | saw
eight moons--then bar extending from
one end TO the other-the middle one being
The largest; they were smaller in size OF
each end, and thus continued to the mid
die. III these moons mean that we shall
have seven other SHOWS, the one we have
Just had is only small one. Wemay look
Tor much greater. AS to the comet, we
might all be prepared. G.. l.. HARRIS,
Richmond, January 10, 1885.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-THE NEW RE-
- FRIGERATOR CAR of the " Chesapeake and
Ohio Refrigerator Line" will be on exhibition at
the depot on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the
10Th and l7th instant.
All interested in the shipping Of perishablc
goods are respectfully invited 10 examine II.
ID l6-2t NJ. 6. FO0TE, Agent.
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By II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
,spce corner Eleventh and Bank streets

Office corner Eievehti anu DANA ''
rr,RUsTEEs SALE OF SEVERAL
IE Ef EiE 81 n ~ RESk ESTATE
, VACANT LOT FRONTING ON THE EAST
- SIDE or SIXTH Ilr sT Xxx % end
CANAL BANK;
OF CANAL sTR,E irpf B tIl. ANn S SSd"
IN TiiE WEST END, FRONTING
ON TAYLOR. DANCE, AND
px virtue Of n certain deed Of trust from Rich
ard :. Allen TO The late Wood Bouldin ana s 'g
duly recorded In the clerks Office OF kicnn,ounua
rhancery Court, In Deadlock 90 u, page lob lob,
aud IN execution Of decree Oh we on he
15fh day OF November. 1882, In the suit OF James
Alfred Jones. trustee, Joseph Aliens asin ~,
nnder,' gned ms surviving trustee In said deed.and
by virtue Of The aforementioned decree, wiz pro-
cced to sell at public auction, upon the prem,ses'
subject To the contingent right OF DOVER tncIein "
Mrs Virginia VI. Allen lsife of Richard >. hIIenJ
the REAL ESTATE above mentioned, and In the
following order-viz.: Commencing ON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1G, 1883.
Of 10 o'clock NJ, with that LARGE VACANT
IoT fronting on the south side ef Canal street
between sixth auu Scfcnu, otiect o. -
feet running back to the north line OF canal bank,
with n front thereon Of 10 feet. more orless; ms
LOT "A now occupied by William T.. Tanner x te: -
Immediately after the above sale, a, vaShNi
LOT. triangular shape. now rented bY tne Elch'
mond aud Alieghany Railroad Company, COM
mcucing on sixth street 1913 4-l2 feet south OF us
intersection with Canal street. fronting on the
east line of Sixth street 100 feet and on the north
line of the canal bank about 40 fect
OK WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IL. 1888,
commencing promptly at 3 O'Clock r.: NJ THiR-
TY-FIVE BuILDING LOTS In Aliens plai,
each fronting about 30 feet, and running BACK u
good dcpth TO an alley. Thirteen OF them are IN
side of TayJcr street. Thirteen are IN Square No.
2 OF said plan, fronting on the south Side 81 ray
lor tree. and are in Square No. OF sild plan,
four of which front on thu south side or Dance
street and FIVE the north side Of Ashland street
All of these lots are Immediately east OF Randolph
street.
PIats Of the aforementioned property can be
eeen NJ the office of the auctoncr, who VIII take
pleasure I'm shown, the same and giving any In
formation that may be desired.
TERMS: One fourth cash: tho balance I'm three
caua, paymcnts at six, twelve, and eighteen
months bearing per cent. interest. and secured
by deeds of trust. JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale conducted by n. SELDOM TAYLOR, Anc-
.ioneer de
POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence of bad weather. the sale OF LOT
on Canal street between sixth and seventh. and
street. winch was 10 have been made on Tuesday
the 10th instant, Is postponed until
THURSDAY, JANUARY l9, 1883,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
fal7 Surviving Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE
Il sTEAM-NILL PROPERTY II GoRDONS-
VILE, VA. CONSISTING OF A LARGE AND
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED LOT. NTH
COMdODIOUS BUILDINGS. A Thirty
HORSEPOWER ENGINE. AND 4 GRlST-,
PLASTER. sUMAC-. AND BARh-alLL, MD
THEREON; AND ALSO
TWO VACANT LOTS.-In execution Of deed Of
trust from William T. smith and wife "a me, the
undersigned, rs trustee. dated the lst day OF Au-
gust, 1871, and recorded In the clerks once on
Orange County Court Book AZ, page 20, def ult
being made in the payment of two notes for GOO
each, payable respectively thirty-six aud forty
eight months after date, and secured by said deed,
and being required so TO do by the holders of said
notes. n will offer for sale 1t public auction, ON The
premises, az . o'clock NJ, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1883,
the aboye-desiguatcd PROPERTY, described and
conveyed in the deed aforesaid. said property -
located on East street, and runs back TO the IT.
ginia Midland railway. There - here an opening
for the establishment OF prosperous business.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay the COSTS OF sale
and the sum OF sl.5f9.3O, balance due on said two
notes as of February ID, 1882, with interest thereon
from SAID date: and as 10 the residue Of purchase
money, on such terms IS may be announced on day
of sale +. \. G.. HANDY,
dc 27-eOdtd Trustee
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As trustee I'm a deed Of trust from James G.
Smith bearing date on the 9th day Of October.
1852. and duly recorded in the clerks office Of
Richmond ChanceTy Court ID. b. III &, page
1927, VIII unite In the foregoing sales, after he
satisfaction OF the debt secured by The deed Of 18th
May, 1882, 20 Henry q. Cannon and Hugh A. Nc
defray the expenses Of sale and 10 pay on and dis
charge the sum Of s973.04, with Interest from
10th Octoher, 1882; the sum Of S2,6OO, with m
tercst from An November, 1882 Tive sum OF 500.
with interest from October 3. 1882; the sum or
s73 30. with interest from 7th september, 1857 !:
the sum of $3.50, with interest from Attn Sepicm-
her, 1882 the sam Of : 1920 with Interest from
the Sih day Of september. 1882 and s913.6f,
with interest thereon from the 10Th day or Janu-
airy, 1888.
Trims: Cash Is 10 all the above sums. IL l.
very probable. however. tlut more liberal terms
VIII be announced at time of sale.
JAMES II. GORDON, Trustee.
OUARLES e MCCURDY, AuctIOneers. IA II
by Quarlcs McCurdy,
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By Il. Il. Chain a Co,
Rca! Estate AuctlOncers,
No, | north Tenth street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 LOT, WITH THE LARGE BRICK BUILD
lNGS THEREON, AT Tik SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY, JUST BELOW THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL; THE LOT FRONTS so FEET ON
LOCUST ALLEY. AND RUNS BACK ON LINE
OF FRANKLIN STREET ABOUT 1919 FEET
BY virtue Of deed of rust dated February "a,
1873. aud recorded in Richmond Chancery Court
In u. Il. 90 H., page f91, default having been
made In payment of debt secured. and az the re-
quest Of beneficiary, will sell at public auction
on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JASUARY II, 1888,
NJ l o'clock 7. NJ, the above WELL-LOCATED
PROPERTY. The buildings are large and sub
stautial, known n the " STOKES HOTEL" ana
are now renting for sum equal 10 10 per cent. on
the price they will probably sell for. And. besides
can be improved and rendered very valuable for
manufaci uring purposes.
TERMS Accommodating and annOnnceda t sale.
JOHN i. CARY, Trustee.
Sale by X. Il. CHAFFIN & CO., AucLloneefs.
POSTPONEMENT.
POSTPONED on account Of weather TO
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1883,
at O'Clock p. VI.
X. b. CHAFFIN e CO.,
h12 AuciiOnecrs.
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A TLANTIC-CoAsT LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG aaupo,,
TIMETABLE,
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER .. Iss2.

KlAuMONh AND ] ~ h-AsFb'atfs ST. t.ffA
TIMETABLE,
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 5.Igs2
LEAVE RTcHMoND-SoUTuw APO.
l1:4S A. 81. daily. connecting for Norfolk. p,
leigh. Charleston. SaYsuu D.. ma ~
rida. stops NJ Chester ~ Ce..-,.,
Pullman sleeper New loF- " ,a,.,.
nall.
s15P.M. FAST MAIL, daily. connoctr, p.
Charleston, savannah, ana l.-.
This train makes no local -gnf. p.r
man sleeper Washington 20 h,i'..i..
9:JS L. NJ. daily. connecting Tor Charleston a
yannab, and Florida. stors 50 49,
Ter. Pullman sleeper Ws,hHglO.
Jacksonville.
6:5s A. NJ and 6:i3 +. 81. freight. daily lea..
sunday.
glS n ~ Sunday excursion.
LEAVE G-NoRTHwAED-Fncv a.,
POMAITON DEPOT.
3:5S 4. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily. Make no rs,
stops. Pullman sleeper Chafic,.rs
Washington.
1905 4. VI. daily. stops at Chester, 'eu'r,
aud Drury's Bluff. Pu Imam -Iele
jacksonville 10 Wa-hnF.on.
1925 L. NJ. daily. stops at Ch,-trr and c. Pa.
la. Pullman sleeper SaTanna. .
1858 A. N. and 5:l3P. N. freight, daily o,ot
sunday.
a 33ss p p NJ n. sunday excursion.
hHdsilv passenger trans make cl0ac como. =,
at Richmond for all point north. est. 1nl WIS., =
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE 10
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond HAS a. NJ. daily. arrive 49,.
fox ( T.. VI.
Leave Norfolk l2:43 p. 81. daily. Arrive D. ..
mOnd apo l.. VI.
J.R KENLY, supsrnterf-t
T. VI. EMERSON. General Passou- o. As7a-
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager. kI
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Attic request Of the owner, who f. moving into
another house, we viii otter at public auction, on
the premises on
THURSDAY. JANUARY Is. 1888,
al o'clock 7. NJ. the aboye-descrbed DWELL
ING. with LOT frO'ting 264 feet and 100 feet
deep 10 an alley In common 20 feet wide.
This Is nice home; all In perfccr order: loca-
ted IN delightful ncghbOrhoud. Its proximity
70 Gamble s-llill Park" will insure It's Increase
In value and always cause IL 10 command good
tenants ~ paying rents.
TERMS: Liberal, aud announced at sale.
Il. Il. CHhtFIN 4 co,
u I'9,ll,l3,l4.l6,l7&lS Auctlonecrs.
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AUCTION sALEs...ruture n.v.
-. =. -
by X. q. Chafiin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT VERY
NEAT AND
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
IN PERFECT ORDER,
No. 3le SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
"GAMBLEs HILL.r
CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS BEsrDrs
sToRE-RooM, LINEN-Ro0A. AND
KITCHEN;
BATHROOM AND TWO WATER L osETs;
ALSO,
LARGE BRICK STABLE WITH TWO
ROOMS OVER 1T.
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by Quarlcs s McCurdy,
1900. a. n-t...,.e II y,oA
Real Estate Agents, Auclioneers, and Brokers
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L VERY VALUABLE MACHINERY, con-
SISTING or ENGINES, BOILERS, AND
OTHER MACHINERY USED IN THE MANU-
FAC1URE OF PAPER, TOGETHER Will \
LARGE QuANTITL OF Ph 4. XII, =, S ~ q \
METALS, JUNK. &C. NOW IN TUE W ! NE
HOUSE OCCUPIED By JAMES G.; SMITH
FNtEFNlH AND CARY STREET SIN eNecu-
lion of = certain deed Of trust from James &.
smith. bearing date on the 18th Day OF May 1883,
and duly recorded in the clerks office OF Rich
mOnd Chaucery Court. LecdBOOk 100 Il, page
Hu2, being required 50 to do by Z holder 81 the
the payment of The same, we VIII offer for sale
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1883
beeinping NJ IL O'Clock A. NJ, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY below mentioned, or 80 much thereOi
As nav be necessary % tisiy the debt secured ny
said deed and he expenses attending TIE cSecu-
ton al said trust-tO Wit: - . , ~,
A COMPLETE AND PERFECT SET or MA
CHINERY used IN a irst-class papcr-mill;
LARGE ENGINE aud 8OlLEfi
VA S,ROLLERS, &c; ..r-,,l
STOCK Now ~ PROCESS OF MANUFAC-
TURE AND MANUFACTURED: ...,-
Also, very large amount o. fAPLh SAOCh'
100000 pounds iestimatedl JUNK, consisting Of
METALS, ROPES, SAILS, NOOLlEN
STUFFS, FURS--sOme of which IS very yalua-
bic.
TERMS: Cash as to The cost and expenses Of sale
and sufiiciency to pay oil and discharge note OF
) O.Ot o. due on the . lst day of November, lsS2,
with cost and interest thereon from maturity
balance upon such terms ~ may be given ~ sale
We; II IS hlshly probable that more h9e.9l ,erhs
HUGH 4. MCCURDl.
Trustees.
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RAILROAD LIMA.
DICHM0ND AND LECUIS.
IA RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT JANUARY 10, isss

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT JANUARY 10, isss
LEAVE EICHNOND:
7.2o A. M. MAIL daily Except supf,,,
meeting nc Lynchburp viii 4. -.
hidlznd railway for an "tli
north, and Norfolk ard Wei, ~
road for knOxillc. Chattape,,l- ~
lanta, Nashville. Lonissll'. (. -
phis, New Orleans, and an M
Va the Soutt Souibwesf. ana ~
Day coaches, Richmond HI f'ttts
burg; sleeper, Lynchhury ~ 3
Orleans and Memphls Win
$3.50 p. n. ACCOMMODATION aary ,..
sunday between Richmond y
scoitsyile. e.;
$50 p. Nj NIGHT EXPREss daily fer,..
sunday between RiclImD'f. l,H
burg. Lexington, tnr C.loa
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a:25 y. ". MAIL. daily Except ~lnIayj
1890 a. 81. ACCOMMODATION d4lly ier..
700 A. NJ. SIGIif EXPRESS daily s,..
Monday.
CONNECTIONS
Al Richmond with associated rgiiways q. 81.
points south, aud Richmond. Frcdcr'ckJl1,. ~
Potomac railroad for all points North.
SleepinQ-c0r 0ttacked 70 McM FINN, ,
Lynchburg aud Lexingt0n.. Ecrth3, en-.
E.s. BAkBGrP ~
iaI4 General Freight ard PAspnqr a.,
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WANTS.

WANTED, 4 PARTNER.-An active,
w popular firm in this city, desiring 10 in
crelse their business, will Offer elegant induce
mcnts to a PARTNER, either active or special,
with capital Of $4,000 10 $1,000. The busi-
ness spe rs for it's IT, and full indemnity will be
offered 10 any ore who desires ~ invest. Address
~ once, with full name. ENTERPRISE, Dispatch
Office IL l7-lt
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, NICE NEW BRICKEA
II DWELLING on Marshall between Mon III
and Henry streets; nine rooms, ali modern
conveniences. 49,
HOUSES Nos. 1915, l71S, 1929, 1872, and
1928 Cary street, between seventeenth anu
Eighteenth streets.
STORE AND DWELLING corner Laurel and
Cary streets-a good buslncss-stand
STORE AND HOUSE NO. 0l9 Brook avenue
between Clay and LEIGH streets.
NEW HOUSE, with three rooms, on Twenty
seventh street near Ncnable. Low rent
Also. SMALL HOUSES In different parts OF the
city. Apply to FURMAN TUPPER,
Real Estate Agent,
IA l4-3t 1916 Main street.
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TUR NEW YORk.--The Old .Sfe-h
II Dominion steamship Company's ssa4sx<s.o
proposed sailings for the week following are
Ot.D DOMINION, Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
January I9h, ~ o'clock 4. VI.
GUYANDOTTF, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
January . st, at o'clock L. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, TUESDAY, jan
uary Odd, ut 2 O'Clock Il. NJ
Freight received until L NJ. Friday O'Clock
L. NJ. Saturday. and TO l O'Clock L. NJ. Tuesday.
Through biiis Of lading signed ano goods tor-
warded with dispatch 90 all points north, south,
east, and west; also 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Afrur-cabin fare 10 New York Including meals
and berth) 80: rouud-triptickets,S SIS; Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, 70.
Passengers leaving Richm0ud Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays, and saturdays by The Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1880 \. VI. viii make
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets TO be had at
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and A. W.
CARRIERS, l 900 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN Co, Agents.
talT Comnanv's Wharf. RocSptts.
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A GENTS WANTED.
LOsT. >TRAYED. AND FOUND.


ALL SONS ARE HEREBY
~ WARNED NOT TO TRADE FOR a GER
TAIN CERTIFICATE or THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND, No. 1904, dated October B,
1882, for Al 900, drawn In my favor said cert J.
cate having been stolen from me on saturday The
23d day OF December, 1882. .
dc 27-W9tF JOHN FANRO.
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AND DANYULE aa!L.
Az ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES,
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER b. is-,.
YoRK-RIVER LfNE

lPasg'r daily Freight dat tl.-tfi r 3
cxctSmday by eN. sW1Y cy. sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01
The HaZers Protected by the HaZed
THE FOURTH CLASS NAVAL CADETS PROVE UNWIIL
ING WITNESSES

The HaZers Protected by the HaZed.
THE FOURTH CLASS NAVAL CADETS PROVE UNWILL-
ING WITNESSES.
The court martial at Annapolis that is trying
the cadets charged with hazing resumed its ses-
sion after the recess yesterday afternoon. Cadet
W1therspoon was placed on trial charged with
hazing Cadet Francis Bochter, who testified that
Mr.. Witherspo0n was present when he was re-
Quired to sing. He took no part in the proceed
ings, and witness could not tell whether his
presence was accidental or whether he formed
one OF party OF h;kers. s.Mr. WitherspOOn never
attempted to annoy nor harass me-" F. G. Moore,
9 fourth class man, testified the same as to Cadet
W1therSpoon's treatment OF him. "Godfrey l.
Card1n was required to sing, but MI. Witherspoon,
to the best OF my knowledge, was not present
The accused never haraSsed nor annoyed me. The
presence OF third class men did not intmidate me.
would have sung II Mr. Hawkes. had been there
alone"
D. NJ Young, third class, was charged with de-
fSaning and drilling in the wash room. G. w.
Galloway, +. g. Moore, II. w. Magee, and w. p.
Eyre. Of the fourth class, Wero next tried. Their
testimony was to t.e effect that the accused did
In no way molest or detain them In the wash room
as charged. Mr. Aagee was made to 60 to the
bath room through window. but by whom he
does not know: thought that Mr.. Young was not
among the number. The court then adjourned
till to-day, when Ar. w. P. Eyre will be called.
The testimony yesterday shows that the fourth
class men are very unwilling Witnesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-01
Affairs In West Washington.

"RoAD MEETING" is to be held by the citizens
OF Tenleytown, to which all the merchants and
Business men in this place are to be invited, to
take some action In reference to the High street
weight with the Commits sioners 1t is said that
owing to the neglected condition of the Tenley-
upon it are making preparations to move w into
town before bad weather sets IN, when the road
becomes impassable They say that year after year
some excuse or other is offered for not placing this
road Cwithout doubt the most useful in the DIS.
trict in good condition, while thousands are
spent on other roads to make pleasant drives for
the wealthy. Besides the neglect OF the roadway,
a few more rains and the brick footway on parts
OF the road will be washed into the adjoining
nelds as the cutters, being filled with sand and
weeds, can not carry the water of.
GRAIN-Arrived.-Boat George T. Dunlop, with
1900 bushels wheat and so bushels corn. Sales
1000 hu shells wheat at 10S TO l16
CONDITION OF THE WATER, clear at all points
SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of FIRST Cooperative Build.
ing Association.