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proi, Blacks Opera House sermon.


The usual packed house listened to
theiprofessor last evening. His subject
was the Millennium, which he handled
with the. Same distinguished ability
that characterlzas all his efforts.
Before the sermon ne answered five
questions that had be5npropounded to
him.
Frst--As to the original institution
of the Sabbath? His reply WAS that
the first authenticstivec command for its
observance was on Sinai.
Second-In reply 10 the question as
to the attitude eff the angels st the
ascension of the Savior and tho differ
emit positions assigned them--ln one
case as sitting and in another part OF
the Testament a. stau diDg-he eaid
that different persons had seen them
at different times, hence they may
have been sitting when one writer saw
them and standing when others
noticed their presence.
Third-As TO the inquiry why the as
c6nsion Was not mentioped by. fnore
than one evangelist, be osnied the fact
end quoted from Mark, Luke and
John TO sustain his assertion.
Faursh : He answered fhe objections
TO She sunerscripsiop over CHRIST whom
he vas IA the cross (ghat they cifiered)
by stating that there were three OF
tbetn, Ia Lstip, Greek aud Hebrsr re-
svectiysip, ard their trsnslstion ao-|
counted eszily for the alleged varia-
tiona. ta
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03
Til. canten suelsinr Pig market.

Among the produce THUS brought to
the daily Canton market are sucking
pigs in searsh OF a mother, as Chinese
farmers do not, care to allow one
mother 10 spckle more than q dczen
little pigeies, whereas bountifnl ma
ture occasionally sends . litter Of
nearly double that number. So whom
ever Tho births exceed tho reea-
lasicn limit the supernumeraries
are conveyed to the sucking pig
market, which il held daily In
the early norntnR,s and thero
the s,ntoasSs 70 make up his nnl Sbsr.'
Bur lest the maternal SON sacl NIB
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F1orsAM.

Try our Aoc teas. B. O. WELLER u
Co, corner OF HARDWOOD end Elm.
Dried Beef and Dried Beef Tongues
at Bpncne's, 1923 Main street.
Knenfiy q Son make specially of
fine watches and diamond goods.
Have inst received Horse RsGish ia
bottles and tho root, at Bouche's, sl2
Main street.
Boys osll ut tho PUNISHABLE Boot q
Shoe Company, ~ Elm street, and 300
Will Hunsfable's three new styles OF
toes on shoes. The Dude, Walken-
fast, aud Dallas toe. Leave the pho
tograph OF your foot there, and the
sh0ea WON'T burt your corfs.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. w. b. Hancock, 2 popular tourist
of Boston, "a il the city.
Little Daisy Morgan Ia confined TO
her bad wiEh aprakned shoulder.
Colonel James Tgnle il ssil con-
fined TO hia bed ny serious illness.
Master Edatt Toole is convslesciDg
from severe attack Of ths dengne.
Judge Arson Rsiaey, Of Waxa-
hachie, WAS In the city yesterday.
Mr.. John IT. Ginecchio, OF Foyt
Worth, was in the city ye5terday.J he
has recovered from the deague, bat at
present is suffering from roalady OF Q
most vital organ.
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peath OF a Young lady

MissnMary Phslan died yesterday
morning st tho residence OF her father
In this city, Mr., william Pholau, after
a brief illuess Of four days. Her
funeral will take place to-dag, from
the ohurca Of the Sacred Hesrt. She
will be Buried in the Catholic GENE.
terry. Peoria and other Illinois papers
are requested 70 copy.
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an eloqu ut sermon on C.
l of iunrmafst tho gospel

an eloqu Mt sermon on tho
st juugment, the gospel or
tire mat Sunday Of advent;
tsxt, "Apd they shall see the Son o
msn coming N cloud wish great
power and msjesty." -Luk e, xxi:N.
Among the awful events wbi;h shall
charac'erizo the great day o. justice he
directed mis- audionos and congreEa-
zion TO three lssdirg circumstances:
First The resurfoctfun Of the body.
Second--The manifestation OF con-
sciences. Third--TEe fual decre9
which VIII establish an eternal sepa-
ration between tho elect and the rep
ropste. rhe Rev. Father handled tho
subject Ia msstngly manner.
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Delightful Music.

Last night Meine's band, ct their
concert ball, fairly surpassed itself in
the rendition of their delicious strains.
The "Eritish Patrol" brought down tho
house, and the hall re-eohoed with
spontaneous applause. Dallas has
much TO boast of, but not by any
means the lsast OF its bright posses
sions 10 the grand band that dis
courses music az ravishing as any
bsnd in thp parks OF the great cities.
This musical treasure liz noted with
warm commendstien by every visitor
y ho is treated TO It's mag nifcent por-
forplances.
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ject to adopting the little strangers,
her own babies are taken from her and
placed with the new. corners, when all
are sorinkled with wine, = When the
combined litter il restored to tbs anx-
ious parent, she ~ SO banlboozled by
the delightful fragrance OF the whole
party that Hhe forgets to count them,
or,fears she may be seeing double, so
she deems it Rrudent "to keep quiet
sough," as we cay in the North, and
accepts the increased family without
comment.-L Belaravis.
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Trip,e-plated spoons and forks
STAN ped
KNnPFLY & Son, Dallas, Texas.
Triple plated table knives stamped
KNEPFLY. d Son, Dallas, Texas.
Spertacles tim ped
KNsrFLY d SON, Dallas, Texas.
Sterling silverware stamped
KNEPrLY 81 Son, Dallas, Texas. !,
Are the best and cheapest goods In
the market, and very appropriate holt
day gifts. N
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We would recommend all to the
Lone Star steam eye works, as Fprs
Worth, for drst GLASS work. Dresses and
plumss n Fpectslty. Work thoroughly
first o ass and satisfaction guarantsed.
Sind them a trial order and get tho
beat work la tho State and at rosson-
anlo urices 81
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Westmipefsr Base Burners make
elegena Christmss presents. Acorn
Base Burners, the finsst in the world.
Few more orders VIII be taken.
RALpH CHURCH,
40S E I'M street.
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Gold-headed csDes, gold fpectacles
and eye giassen, goic pens Rad tpSth-
picks, opsrs Rlssfes, are su SsHted BY
Knepfiy d Son, Jewellers, Is aPpropri-
ate holiday zjfts.
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Moffst q Lack, Dyers and Cleaners
705 ELM street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

SRlnacn 10 cents per pound.
B. o. WELLER d Co.. Y
Iron-clad Cash Grocers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-12-03

A wonoasfrl display OF diamonds,
not excsfist b7 aav house in the
South, At Kpopfls II sous, Dallas,
Texas. Great reduction In psices this
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a SURE CURE

Tho awful eject OF sa)ly vioe Whlnh
brings organic geRsnseB, deilnylns coin
mind and cody, with gu NV aWlni we 10
fore the inevitable sequel. cDNaL ~.
TION. Eets 10, OF palpiisiioa ~ 90 aoArli
Ti,niditY, Trembling. N.'rvc, pifl hrs -,
so sfuCB 10 rs rrAnrr, nrt oflttff
BADNESS OF Spigitr, ugly bnEfilfars, 0P.
like 10 Social Life nnc ihv MING Down
choly.
MAIsl:IEn MEN, or ln,l 20 trluS
on that nsppy NE, aNire " raYiiosl ~.
biiity, Exulgabllity oftns Ne gtA, ~ ctnSr
irg1gulRittiek, quickly nhsistst, jill ~
no MgNhkALs ueED.-- vnrW 1srpis
losing 'he,! health, and hp4l1ifr inns
ana aoncy With those sasst 'ed az az.
qualified 10 i'sest them, cgup g ltihl ll.
Drjara 70 the Oai,,i, iariAf, MA 'iFtr hnu
lungs, stDnach e1h bowaN 'iFh flpl'4r
CURED.
LET hot SALSH MODghfA icisf rou
from calling ni unot an
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CONSULT
DIR. WASSERCUG.
From Russian Poland)
0r All Diseases incidental 10 the r. :
mnu Body.

73 S2!H ftNHeSt.
.i.
D.
M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
He Remembered.

"And you pretend to say" re-
marked q lawyer to witness, i" that
you remember the exact words this
man said to you ten years ago?"
81 do"
"Well, if my memory serves me, l
met you at Saratoga about five years
ago, and | should like to know if you
can swear to any expression which |
then made"
81 can"
snow, Mr.. j., l want you to re-
member that you are under oath.
Now, under oath, you swear that you
can quote with great accuracy remark
| made to you at Saratoga five years
agog"
IL cam"
"Well, what was its"
"You met me in the hotel corridor"
"Yes, quite correct"
Gard you shook hands with me-"
Naturally, did,"
"And you said to me Let's 90 and
take something"
The crier of the court had to call
silence for ten minutes, and the lawyer
confessed that the witness had remarka-
BILE memory"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
BUILDING UP HER NAVY.
Powerful ships Of War Constructing for
Spain In Great Britain.


Spain In Great Britain.
A Washington special says: There
was yesterday received at the Navy
Department from the Secretary Of
State document which was marked in
such manner as to attract the atten-
ton Of every official in the Navy De-
partment who had an opportunity to
see it. 1t was communication for
warded to the Department OF State by
United States Consul in one Of the
British ship-building ports announcing
that the Consul had secured informa-
ton exceedingly valuabl from an in
ternational standpoint. Immediately
upon the breaking out Of the difficulty
between the Spanish and German Gov
ernments, growing out Of the occupa-
ton of the Island of zap by one Of
Bismarck's gunboats, the emissaries
of the Spanish Government had Wis
tied the ship-building centres Of
Great Britain, and had contract
ed for the immediate construction
and armament of five cruisers,
for which they agreed to pay pG,000,-
600. The vessels are to be built on the
most approved modern designs. With
the object of obtaining great speed ar
rangements have been made TO supply
the cruisers with the most effective ma
chinery that can be built in Great Bril-
tain, and they are to be armed with the
very best long-range light guns. Ac-
cording to the Consul these vessels are
all on the stocks and are being
pushed rapidly toward completion.
The name Of the Spanish Gov
eminent does not appear in the con-
tract, but they are apparently being
built for private parties or for sale 10
any one who may want them. The
object of Spain, it is assumed, is so to
build up her navy as to be able to cope
with the more powerful one Of Ger
many in case there should again be any
outbreak of the Caroline difficulty;
and it is thought in diplomatic circles
that in the event of the death of EN-
peror William, Bismarck would GER
tainly attempt once more to plant the
German flag upon the island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
Ia THALHIMER BROTHERS
SHOW
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS

SHOW
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
FOR THIS WEEK,
and offer them at the LOWEST PRICES TO
be found in the city.
We have been extremely busy during the
past week receiving immense quantities OF
NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS, which are
now ready and exposed for sale. You can
find in our stock everything in the way OF
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. and trim
mings for same;
All the most fashionable shades in TRT-
COT CLOTHS, LA DIES CLOTHS,
CAMEL'S HAIR, and other CLOTH
GOODS for dress wear;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS. the largest
displey'we have ever made-every shade
and kind OF silk that Is used
Our WRAP DEPARTMENT far excels any
thing OF the kind in the city, having
plenty OF space TO display them;
We have the most fashionable VISITEs In
Plush Cut Velvets. Brocaded velvets
and Silks. Cloth, and other materials
made in latest Partisan styles;
Our LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN'S
CLOTH GARMENTS cannot be sur
passed, as we are known to be head
quarters on these goods;
CARPETS, RUGS, and DRUGGETS-the
largest and most complete stock In the
city. at prices lower than to be had else
where. We make and lay these goods
at shortest notice, and guarantee salts
faction. Don't fail to examine our Car
pets.
JERSEYS, in Black and all Colors. for La
dies, Misses. and Children, at low prices
For low prices in DRY GOODS call at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
oc l1-Su. Tu6Th Fifth and Broad streets
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rHE RICHMOND DISPATCH -sUNDAY. OCTOBER is. 1885

v;,,. Isle Of Wight, October Goth {;
sm,ry Court, 9th Wakefield, SUSSEX,
os,b. and Brandon church, Prince
George, 30tb.
Mr.. W. W. Berry will speak at As
nsnvsll, Charlotte county, October
Goth.
The appointment Of Hon. j. K.
Thicker at Prince George Especially is
changed TO Friday, October both. He
will sneak at Claremont, Surry county,
Saturday, October 3lst.
Mr.. Glenn. r. Green will speak at
Goshen, Rockbridge county, October
10th. at night; and at Buffalo Springs,
Mecklenburg county, the 9th.
Mr.. Richard S. Thomas will speak at
Middlesex Court October 2Sth.
General j. G.. Field will speak at
Warren Court October 10Th; Page
Especially, Goth, at night; and at Nelson
court the Goth.
JOHN S. BARBOUR, Chairman.
". ". Scott. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18

effect in determining the presence Of
certain diseases in the atmosphere.
MN. Bornis and Daniel, however, from
observations conducted on the Senegal
during FIVE years, conclude that there
Is no relation between the indications
Of this paper and the intensity OF
bilious and yellow-fevers. The simple
fact Is that the reaction on the paper Is
slight when the air is dry and intense
when the air is moist.
During 1883 the Mining Office ofFin-
land reports that the quantity Of iron
ores raised from the mines was small,
but from the Finnish lakes and boys
not less than $4,000 tons were raised,
at cost Of about 100000. There
were twenty-six furnaces in the coun-
try, Of which fourteen were in blast,
returning about $4,000 tons Of pig-iron,
for the manufacture Of which were used
$4,000 tons Of bog and lake ore and
1900 tons Of imported ore. The
number Of workmen Of the mines and
works is estimated at 1900.
NM. A. Muntz and v. Marcano have
published paper on the formation Of
large deposits CT nitrates in Vene-
zuela, the Andes, the Orinoco basin,
and other inter-tropical regions" These
observers believe that these nitrstes
have purely animal origin, and they
had been developed without the inter-
vention Of atmospheric electricity. The
position Of the deposits, the constant
presence Of large quantities Of sulphates
and nitrifying organism, and the nature
Of the phenomena presented by deposits
now in course Of formation exclude the
recently-advanced hypothesis Of electric
influences.
In the lecturc-rosm experiments on
color-mixtures the apparatus employed
by Captain Abney is modification OF
Maxwell's color-box. Instead of being
formed on a screen of the spectrum is
received upon a convex lens which
forms an image Of the face of the prism
upon q screen. If all the light from the
prism falls upon the lens this image is
colorless, but by interposing screen
with a slit in the spectrum close to the
lens, so as to allow only light Of a
given color to fall on the lens, the i'm
age appears colored with that light. BY
using two or more Sits different lights
may be mixed in any required proper
tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.

non>/-O|.0-O0o1-o0r(o c|NN0|0y00(|(((N|(N
A MOTHER WEEK OF GENUINE
IA BARGAINS AT HEXTERS.
ing our Establishment that our prices are
ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
UNAPPROACHABLE BARGAINS IN
SILKS, VELVETS. AND DRESS GOODS.
ATWOOD 36-Inch Lubin's Black Cashmere
Ga Ladies' Cloth. in gray. at 5oc.;
100 pieces Half Wool Cashmere, all shades
at 10c.:
ATWOOD Tricot (our third lot for this sea-
SOM al 33c.;
57-inch- Wide Al-wool Ladies' Cloth at
10 pieces Merino Guipure worth coo. at
37Kc.: Burrettes from 35c. 10 sl.25;
rs pieces ladies' Suitings, all wool, at Csc. !;
SILK Velvets at 81;
Brocaded SILK Velvets at 1925:
Plain and Brocaded Colored and Black Vel
Black eros Grain silk beautiful quality, at
soc.
Extra Heavy Black Gros-Graln Silk at 81,
actual value $3.50:
cases OF the Best Calicoes, in Remnants, At
Extra.good values in Boys and Mems
Suitings:
25c., would be cheap at 40c.;
All the latest styles In Bustles;
Furniture Cretonne reduced from Is TO DC.
Amongst our line of Black Crepes we have
an Extra Heavy and Wide Yelling Crepe
worth SO at SLID.
NOVELTIES IN PLATED JEWELRY.
Our 1Oc. Plated Pins are equal TO any 2Jc.
pins bought elsewhere.
BIG DRIVES IN LADIES' MUSLIN IN
DERWEAK.
Chemse at 25c., Drawers at 25c., Skirts at
SOC, Gowns at SOC. Aprons at 2jc.
HOSIERY.
Childrens SchOol-liose, In Navy Red Seal
and Oxford mixed, very heavy ribbed,
at 10c.:
One lot Of Ladies' Mourning Hose at 15c.:
Full Regular Made Balbriggans at 20 and
25c.;
Full Regular-Made Solid Shades and Fancy
at Csc:
Ladies and Children's Wool and Cashmere
Hose.
We make special mention OF our large stock
ofLADIES', MEMS AND CHILDKEN'S
MEKINO UNDERW which are all
much belowcompetition.
BLANKETS, QUILTS. LACE CURTAINS,
an extensive stock at low prices.
We are happy TO say that we have re-
ceived another lot OF the ALL-WOOL
HEAVY RED TWILLED FLANNEL at
19c.. which has been pronounced as. the
best goods for such price ever known in
the history Of dry goods.
OUR STOCK OF LADIES' AND MISSES
CLOAKS In styles and prices will take
the lead in this city this season.
l.. HEXTER,
oc II-Su,Tu&Th 307 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18

There is q regular market for cigar
stumps in Paris. They sell at from Is
to 20 cents per pound. Much of this
tobacco is sold to workmen, and much
is also exported under the name of Tabac
de Paris. One Of the dealers in this
stuff has an annual income Of $4,000.
Two hundred public houses in Lon
don were watched between the hours of
9 and IL on a recent Saturday night for
the purpose Of seeing how many per-
sons entered them. The count showed
that they were visited by S6,6OS per-
sons-men, women, and children-du-
ring the three hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
heieDtide Gossip.

In dealing recently with an analysis
Of chrysotile, Terrell brought to
light the fact that the silica resulting
from the decomposition of chrysotile
n boiling acids retains the original
Bbrous form of the mineral.
4 Ii is said that mineral" water
manufacturers are now ayailing them
klyeS of the advantages to be derived
om the use of glycerine in the prepa-
hlion Of the liquors, tlayors, &C.,
bieh are so much in request in beve-
kgeS.
j. Dechant, on filtering mercury
brough a Pfaundler's apparatus, per-
sived a well-marked development Of
Electricity. On pouring the mercury
bto another vessel, his fingers happen
hg to touch the stream, he received q
ery smart shock.
When. says Cosmos les NOndes, wa
tr previously filtered is introduced into
cylinder and saturated with oxygen
j pressure Of 294 pounds, oil the or
tanic matters are destroyed and the
ater is reduced to q condition Of per-
tct purity.
A cement for marble is made by
tirring to thick batter with silicste
u soda twelve parts Portland cement,
ix parts Stacked lime, six parts fine
ead, and one part infusoriai earth. 1t
excellent also for uniting alabaster.
The objects to be joined need not be
heated. After twenty-four hours the
Fracture is firm, and the place where
khe union was effected can scarcely be
discovered.
II is reported that an sir-balloon rail-
Fay is about to be constructed on the
,aisberg, near Salzburg. . mountain Of
10 great height, but offering magnif-
ent view over the beautiful neighbor-
bood Of the town. The balloon, which
Eill have grooved wheels on one side Of
Is car, will ascend perpendicular line
Pf rails, constructed on the principle Of
be wire-rope railway proposed years
go for the Righi, but never carried into
&fiect.
Up to certain point Mr.. Felix Lucas
inds that the luminosity Of incande-
Pcent csrbons increases with the inten-
pity Of the electric current and the con-
tequsnt temperature. After this point
reached the luminous intensity d.
eninishes. The explanation advanced
Is that 1t is probable that the thermic
Ffdiations, which are 1t first dark and
then luminous, passing from red to
white. ultimately 30 beyond the violet
pays and cease 10 be visible.
Some time sgo it was stated that an
pzonometric paper could be used with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18

X P. RICHARDSON & CO.'S
CARPET wAREROOMs,
500 EAST MAIN srRKEr-PAcE BLOCK.
opened this season very large stock OF
CARPETINGs, RUGS. &C..
which embrace all the newest aud hand
soonest patterns In
MOQUETTE.
VELVET,
BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY.
INGRAM, AND CoTroN-CHAIN CAR
PETINGS.
KENsINGTON AND AMERICAN ART.
SQUARES
whilst the exhibit OF RUGS and MATS ca a.
not be surpassed In beauty OF design or In
price.
In the CURTAIN DEPARTMENT will be
found some splendid styles In
LACE AND TURCoMAN,
and the assortment affords curtains at the
lowest prices.
LINOLEUM,
LfGNITECT,
COCOA MATING. &C.
A call is solicited. with the assurance that
the goods will be sold at reasonable prices.
sc 20. eodim
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ia time to see the goshed thing, so sent
in Jim, my oldest boy By my second
wife, to tell 'sm not 10 start till got in.
Ef that boys forgot to tell EN-, blamed
il ! don't break every bone in his body"
And he started off TO look for jim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
COURT ORDERS.

w G. GILL. SHERIFF AND AD-
w MINISTRATOR OF CORYDON
SALE. DECEASED, AGAINST PORTER
AND OTHERS-lN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY of RICHMOND.
The following is an extract from the de-
cree entered In this cause on the Gath of
september. 1855:
"The Court doth further adjudge. order.
and decree that IL be referred 10 one Of the
commissioners OF this court to make the
Inquiries and settle the accounts next
mentioned.
" He shall ascertain what debts or securi :
ties exist for administration In the Old suit
OF Porter &C., rs. Sale, mentioned In the
bill, and OF what the fund in said suit con-
slsts
He shall settle and adjust the accounts
between the different lien creditors OF Isaac
Sale, deceased, secured by his trust-deed OF
the 29th OF January. 1927. in the bill re-
ferred to- taking into consideration the ex-
listing rights and obligations Of both OF the
two classes of creditors therein secured,
" He shall also ascertain what counsel fees,
II any, should be allowed &. &. McRae rs y
reasonable compensation for his services in
the aforesaid old suit of Porter. &c, rs.
Sale. &c, and in this suit after credlting
his claim with any amount or amounts
heretofore collected by him for such ser
vices.
&" He shall ascertain. II practicable. who
are the persons or parties now representing
the claims OF certain persons named Mark
ham referred TO I'm the bill. who formerly
set up claim against the fund in said old
suit OF Porter rs. sale, and after notice to
them he shall inquire and report whether
or not the said claim has been abandoned,
or ought to be treated as abandoned (;
and II not abandoned, he shall inquire Into
and report the facts touching the said claim
so as to enable the Court to pass on the
same. But this branch OF the inquiry is not
intended to prejudice the right OF the plain
tin and other party defendants to oppose
the said claim on grounds of staleness,
Inches abandonment. or for other causes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
October IA, 1885.
Hon. r. G. Marshall will speak at
Dinwiddie Court, 10th; Surry Court,
9th; and Gloucester Especially 2sth.
DR.. NJ. @. Holt will speak ct Cars.