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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
NORFOLK HANK CASES.
The Trial Of hahn ON the Charge Oh
False Eatry.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, December lG.-Thc trial OF
George NJ. Baio, cashier Of the late En-
change National Bank, on an indictment
for false entry. was resumed IN the United
States Circuit Court nj | o'clock ms morn
ing, Judges IL. l.. Bond and X. W. Hughes
presiding, and III. following jury in charge
OF The case: Isaac II. Smith, {. j. lhomp-
son, l.. n. Berry, II. ii. Mosby, Il. Il. Cox,
Il. WaId, Jr.. X. II. McFarland, John q.
Fenson, Of Richmond; T.. l.. {, scott,
OF Ashyile, William iln"..ir Jr., and
James S. Mason, Of Fairfax; and Edward
Amber, of Fauquier.
The testimony for the Government was
resumed, and X. II. Wright, book-keeper
Of the bank; II. ID. Bulkey, bank eNpert;
Page TAYLOR, receiving teller. and \. y,
Keyser, bank exaniiper9t The Government.
were EXAMINED 60 show the discrepancies
between the accounts rs reported 10 Tue
Comptroller and the accounts rs shown Dy
The books OF the bank With view to estab
fishing that false entry was rcsoried 10 "
deceive the depositors, stockholders, and
all others having business with the bank,
for the purpose OF iniuring and deirauding
The same.
After recess Mr.. ". II. Peters, receiver
Of the bank, was placed upon The witness
stand, Mr.. Peters was the last wituess To-
the prosecution. and after hchai conc'udet
his testimony Mr.. Balm took the stand 4
testify In his own behalf. Mr.. Balm con
cluded his testimony at $3.50 i, NJ, whel
the court adjourned until to-morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
MN. MAlONE's HOGS.
The Case Inv estigated I'm NOrfoih-Fh
Testimony.
Especial telegram 10 the pispstch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dspstch.l
NORFOLK, December lG.-The hog case
was IN before the mayor this afternoon,
and W. J. Malone, Of Petersburg, was sum
monod for violating the ordnance in selling
unsound meats. Mr. Malone appcarCG. To-
vcther With large nuIDcr u witnesses
summoned by Captain Petti' and Officer
STEPHENS. who have been engaged upon the
ease. Tie mayor was assisted IN the eX-
animation by Mr., Hugh {. Davis, city at
tOrney.
MIR, w. J. Malone was heard in his Own
behqli and said that he had been englgcd
in the buyipg and sale o: hogs here ana ~
Petersburg for a loug time. lie gave we
,etuls of The arrival Of drOyes Of hogs Just
before the storm and the disposition which
lad been made Of them. some were sofa
In Norfolk, some in Portsmouth. and some
were slaughtered and sent To PeterShurE,
He gave the days and dates OF The diHefent
Transactions. Some Of the hogs died, ana
Che carcasses were baulcd oil To itrtiliIer'
factories. 30 far ~ be knew there was not
an rnsound hog sold to anyone h're or
elsewhere. The hogs ,ilughie!c "a mere were
carried away from the NtOck-y1fd IN wagons.
lie was earne.t in his aSSeNcratiod TINT he
never sold a SICK hog IN Norfolk IN hl' NE.
MIR. l.. I. Qua, u DutCu'i III Wis
mouth. testified that he had bought tNo
lot. OF hogs from Mr.. Malore-iorty ut one
time and fifteen at another. on these i've
or seven were slaughtered aud the sale OF
the meat commenced. When it was found
to he Objectionable the sale was 1t once
stopped one piece Of the meat sold wl~
returned by the purchaser, With com
plant that il was not good. The hog, pur-
chased. with one exception, when alive
appeared TO he in good condition. cXcep'
that they seemed 10 be tired. Hogs, ne
said, were liable 10 be- ioiurcd by cold n
well as hot weather. The slaughtered hos
were dead loss, and he still has the otner'
on hard.
Mr.. u. Il. Brock. doing business on
Union street, testified TO having seen hos'
raid to belong to Mr.. Malone in the stocN
ward suffering from cbolera-a disease WI |
which ne has had much experience ana th'
symptoms Of which lac described. lie a'>'
stated that he bad seen sick hogs put int'
butchers wagons, but could not tell VIVA
was done with them.
A large number of other witnesses wer'
heard In the ease. At'the close OF The cN
animation the accused was lined s2U.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
= nul.e.s rur,ng Grounds.

Tie Duke ard Duchess Of We, minister,
vic hive been sirNIug at Chyeicd during
tlc la,f three wc.Ls, intend 70 reside nj
l.aiop Hal 20 tine end OF January. wien
they contemplate Jvolher visit 10 tunr''
Durir- he IUst season tie DuNc and NJ
la,tv .1.ludlnc lord thc,th1Gl, Lords
lI,uy and Arthur Gro>yonor. ana Nj.
Grcuic,D klisd NINETY d'c sag IN R"iy
Forest. -uthrri.rGshirc, IRE average
"cl,an" weight blng q jriilr under SIX.
teen .t0Ec. There were Twelve deer oi
,o,tNtccn Ston" and upward, lnd IN"
h,,,fc.: ~ the Vc.r weighed nineteen
40. G. four pounds The br>i deer are
nidiI0u,'v spared, ~ . Gpir. GA hrIy
Forest, vi 'ch has -t)cH OF eNtr)-
tiana sizc and quality. the Duke
q Westminster having @.ca'iy improved
tLc breed by Importing number oi 'tlS
from Tie Royal nord IN windsor Grei'
Puk. The nuGc rad thu whole fJrr-' in
la, own lluus o.. year. bat il,l season be-
kept Only thc home portion ava ctiber'- |.
U,ay hrl,n.- - itc Duke - ~ herlnt,
Ilt 20 ba> uccu leased by IL, present lcnan'
for toe last thirty years. II extends e.
about ~, COO acres, md the Duhc Of Wet
Minister r,nis adjacent >h0o1n@> nearly
10000 acre. t.. Tire scenery = mlgulh
cent, anu ~ re- i, capital gTnu,c-, h0,ting
m.d ur,tIHtc i-iug. There are thG q
lodgos, TIE best being on On" shore 81 L1th
Stack. Rely l. = remote place, the loiS,
being about thirty miles from Lairs sto'
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
A New sleeping Beauty.

A singular case OF letbargy is reported
from the French village OF Thcnellc, In the
department Of Asnc, Of which plc'
,uresque account Is given in the ind.peH'
dence Beige. Close TO the Village drinking
fountsin there is little red cottage in
which since June /, 1888, Marguerite Boy.
en,al has lain IN a deep lethrsic sleep.
The cottage consists OF two rooms; ~ one
The Iami, lives; in the other, which Is
cold and damp, the sleeping girl Is lying.
feeble light falls through The cur
tains of the only window looking upon
a little garden. Like The pictures oil
pale saints 10 Greek church, the figure
OF The young girl Is set of against the whlle
bed.cl0lhCs. Her eyes are closed. Does
She drcamy Docs she think: Her beauti'
full face Is quite calm. sometimes her
mother opens the heavy eyes. at which the
Girl seems TO become troubled IN her sleep,
and her checks become slightly tinged win
color. Marguerite Is dressed in an Indian
costume. Her hands are as cold a. those OF
corpse; she is very thin; her breathing Is
scarcely perceptiblc, and she Is fed on
nothing but peptone. During the three
wears thar she has been in this state OF
lrtharey she has never been troubled by any
indIsposition, and she does not seen 10 have
grown day older. A committee Of special
physicians Is just about to make eareiu'
investigation OF the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
IaE u3SS COUNTY.
Iaudouu Marble Quarry - touofy
Court usrringe->aic. &c.
tCorrAspondence OF the Rich mond Dlspa ch !

IFFsm gG, VA, December -, ls>G.
steps will be taken for the thorough de-
yelopmtnt - The Loudoun marble curry,
located nlnc miles south OF Lecsburs. This
quarry la, already been sufficiently en-
plorcd 10 develop the existence OF large
veins of excellent marble, susceptible OF
easy and GnC poli.h. Heretofore the CON-
Tanv only owned the quarry rights, but or
Saturday last they purchased IN fee The
grounds. containing go acres. The most
approved machinery will be used
County Court (Judsc Tebbs) began on
Monday. Quite number o. citizens were
i'm attendance. The case Of Charles New
Ion, indicted for killing Charles Bencdum
at Purcellville. was carried TO the Circuit
Court. Tue remainder OF the business
transacted was principally of routine
character.
James T.. Caruthcrs, sheriff OF Loudoun,
was married to-day TO Mss Lutte GREG al
KetOct0n Baptist church, near Round Hin.
The couple let on the afternoon train, on
the W.. .. and W. railroad for bridal tour
northward.
A house and lot belonging 10 the late
i1tllcton EdmundS, situated two mile, ea'l
Of bcrc, was sold at auction on Monday for
S437.25. Wallace George purchaser.
Charles T. Having shot and killed OF
Monday, near Oatland>, Il bald eagl' ihal
weighed fifteen pounds and measured seven
fCet from nip 10 TIP Of wings.
Minor +. Chamblio. late Republican cln-
d date for the Legislature, has sold his pr
>onal effects in Hamilton. aud will build At
Dun.L0ying, in Fairfax county, on the
W, q. and IS. railroad. CAToCrlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
NANSEuON D.
Murder In the F:rst Oe.eee-Ghe
Road.

Correspondence OF inc HiCuiuOuu HitF1tI"'
SUFFOLK. December IL, 1853.
Nansemond County Court has hcch III
e,,,Ion this week, Judge Wilbur j. kiiby
presiding. The most important clNe VA,
The trial Of Miles Wilson lc0lored), charged
with The murder OF his fithcr.in Law. On
wednesday morning the jury rendered a
verdict Of murder In the lif,t degree. THIS
is the third trll The prisoner bn' had, tn
verdict bong The : me each time.
1t j. Estimated th,t the bad weather
during the past two weeks has caused los,
Of Thousands Of dollars to The mctcha1iS OF
suffolk. buyers having been Kept away on
account Il the uuiavortn!e condition. OF tht
roads, dc.
The ladies' Of the Baptist church held q
far and feast al Annoy Hall Monday and
Tuesday. and neltcd over 5000 for tAell
chuch.bullcine fund,
Tie S,aboaTd and Roanoke Rallroa'
Company his recently completed "a new
derot.buildiug at this place. II j. hand
some. comfortable, aud complete IN All 1t
dcp1rluents. II ) the finest depot on III
line. and will be occupied The first oi th'
new year.
4 far ard feat j. to b" h'l' at Isle o
Wight Courthouse on the 2Sth aud 29'h o
December for the benefit of Eocdy-Br1uc'
church. Mr.. Frank Cunningham, OF H'ch
mond, j. to give concert on the .c'"h'
%ay - the lair. Mao.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17

n. venabIe and Colonel y. 7. w. DUKE,
representing the Virginia state Society !;
Colonel Randolph Harrison, commissioner
Of Agriculture; and Major X. Y. Mason
and A. n. Blsiey.
The meeting was called TO order ana IT,
l.. Lyman made chairman.
Msjor yenablc proposed The following
Resolved, That " y The sense OF thls
meeting that an agricultural bureau, 70 De
composcd Of the various agricultural or
CARNATIONS 81 the state, In connection Win
the pTes,nt Agricultural Bureau of the
ststs. as proposed In the agricultural biil
now before us, With such notifications ~
NAV hereafter be agreed upon, should Dc
established.
Colonel Beverley. spcakingof the estab'
adjustment % this bureau and The apprp.
nriation Of money for IT, use said he bad
no hopc that the ~ cscnt Legislature would
do ANYTHING for the farmer or anybody cl'e'
and that the farmers especially could only
hone on and appeal 20 future legislatures.
lie believed that the time was near nj hind
when public sentiment woull be 50 awaN-
,nod IS 90 The justice OF the demands OF
the agricultural class that comirg lcgisla
lures would be prompt and generous IN
their responses. The Colonies remarks
we're received with decldcd marks Of APP
probation.
strong grounds were taken against NJ
lowing ans part % the appropriation pro-
yided bv the 9Th section ~ the bill 90 be
we'd for military premiums or trids 81
spced. and II was decided that 10 part OF
the appropriation should be- 50 used. Mr..
Lyman proposed that no plrt OF this ap'
propriauon should be given to any society
that allowed games of chance or liquor
selling upon their grounds. This was OPP
po,ed by Mr.. Bllkcy on The ground that
il would bring the prohibition question
INTO the hill. Mr. Todd, who l. oppo- ed
toprohibition, advocated the Lyman amend
mcnt and others opposed, and u was de-
feaied.
The fire company ha. received check
Tor $40 from Mr Il. T.. Valentine. ~ rccog'
milton of the services OF The company IN
saving his endangered property during The
proprcss of thr bur- inz ~ the Bergncr u
fngel rcfriscr1ior. and check Of So from
the University Of Virginia frr The service,
II the company # the iic which destroyed
lbe Apatomical Hall.
Mr.. James TATE and Miss Bette :. Tate
were married On TUESDAY at The resifenc'
% the lridc's parents, " spring HUI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
ue.,iuc Of Lexington PresbvteFv.


STANTON, December lG, 1886.
The Lexington PTcSbyicry was in clle'
session in the leclurc.rOom Of the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN church in t1Is ely Yesterday
Rev. /. Il. Johnston. Of Hebron church
late moderator, presided. Rev Il. {.
Walker clerk.
The pastoral relations Of Rev. j. y. Van
dcycnicr at Phillippi church, Burton conn'
IL. W. Va. were dissolved, anc thcciIS OF
Beverly and Lcading.Creck churches. ~
Randolph county, W. Va, were place III
his hands, which he accepted by lctiJr
Arrangements were made for his insiallI-
lion on the first Saturday and SiLba'A iu
February. Revs. W. :. =. Bryan, +. j
Brooke, and ID. VI. Layton having been al'
poiniod a committee for that purpose.
Rev. G.. A. Long, iron the Evangelical
Lutheran synod, after satisfactory eNami'
nation. was received INTO membership ~
the PrcsbvtcTy, and was appointed o.
preach at Union church first and second
Sahbalts in January.
ReNs. II. G. Walker aud 4. IL. Hamilton
wcre appointed a committee for the pnrD)'t
oi publishing the centennial ad1rtsSc, o.
Rev. Dr. Armstrong and Major jed. lIptch
hiss. delivered at the lat session Of Pre>Py
terry at Timbcr-Ridge church, in Ro'kbridg'
county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
Iuui!ang!uE u Judge

IN A>hurN Park u. - telegram 'ly':
- the hearing tLi- morning Of the -uit fpr
criminal llbt brought by Gcor-c v. P--
tu>on u.am.L the propri ioisVt tIc A>Jnry
Park J1pTA0i ne defence counsel, Mr..
J,hl /. Hawkins. challenged the ri.hi oi
Justice JOan \. f0rdcu 10 hear the ca>e.
because Of The laitcr's public uticraEce>
against bis clients. Mr.. Hawkins asked i'r
IT, appointment OF three mon from The
audience, to be selected by the Justice him.
~, TO hear evidence a. TO li1rden's unfit
ness to preside. They decided, after hear
irgwiluc>se.. that Borden was NOT qualified
10 determine fairly the point at issue.
The plaintiffs counsel, Lite in the after
noon, bad another Summons served on the
journal pIoprietors. IL was signed by
Justice Crego. who had been summoned
from Ocean Beach to hear the complaint.
No Justice in Asbury Park would issue a
warrant. The charge had been am nded
20 a. TO include portions OF article, pub
li,hcd in Mr. Brad ey's paper, the ArteSldn,
winch the defendants printed At their oili 'e.
Bail vas entered for hearing at Park Hal.
next Saturday at O'Clock, james 4. Brad
ley becoming security for theic appearance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17

1899 A. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
Teud fs the Royal Family.

A London special says The Prince OF
Wales and Duksoi Edinburgh vigorously
support the candidacy OF Prince Ferdi.
naud. Of sake. Coburg. Gotha, for the throne
Of Bulgaria. They are Using their per-
sonal influence at Berlin and 81. Peters
burg in Fcrdinand's favor. and it Is GER
tain that tie Car will approve hi. eau
didacy.
Queen Victoria continues to favor the
BaItenbcrgs, aud the royal family feut is
becoming more bitter. TIE Prince OF
Wales ignores the presence oi Prince
Alexander ut Windsor. and has remon-
>trated with the Queen for advancing
Alexander 10 the rank OF the military
grand cross OF the Order OF the Bath, the
gIade 10 which Emperor William and the
Prince Imperial OF Germany belong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
,eno-lol teiegram 10 The Dlspatch.

pANyHLr. VA, December 10. l'eN' Mr'
Erg,r. of Moh'lc. VINO has accepted cal 10
i.o BIpti>t church in thi, city, viii DE- here
iu Arril.
\ wCmm Of bad character to-day loftcu
tic name u q wci-knoWn phy>icltn 10 an
crocr, and obltiucd goods amounting 10
>3I. She l,it The city ana has not yet b''h
arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17

CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RerFS MUCH LfSS THAN Hall
CHANGED ny ANY OTHER KOUtF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
An Tmportsni visit 20 Rome.

4 Baltimore special TO The New York
Times SAWS: Next month Cardinal Gibbons
will 20 TO Rome TO attend the Con,i,tory.
The object Of his visit will he twOfold.
lie will receive the red ha', the browning
formal ohiert. The more interesting phase
Of the visit will he his audience aud con-
sultaiion with Pope Leo on the labor ques-
ton in this country. Tie Cardinal takes
a deep interest in Il, and the coming OF
Archbishop Elder, Of Cincinnati, to Balti-
more is for the purpose Of talking over this
question. Archbishop Elder was here in
October at the time OF Mr.. Powderly's
secret visit 10 the Cardinals house and
conference with the Archbishop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Healing of the Committee of the
Farmers Assembly.
,f,o,rsspondenceo of the Richmond Dispatch /
nscrMRFR III. 1870.

DECEMBER 10, 1886.
At 1880 O'Clock yesterday the committee
appointed by the Farmers Assembly %
frame bill IN the interests OF agriculture
in Virginia met in the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. Present: ;.
Palmer MOorcwood, Of Orange; }. w.
Todd, presideot OF the Baldwin District
Fair; W. +. Berkeley, secretary OF the
Farmsrs' Assembly Of Virginia; U. X.
Funston; Frank Lovelock, OF the Pied
mont Association; J. NJ. Long, oil the
Shenandoah. Valley Agricultural Society {;
q. Arnaud, Of Charlottesville; d. d:
Rowe, Of the Rsppabannock Agricultural
and Mechanical Society; DIR. j. X. Page:
representing the Monticello Fruit ana
(;iape.Growers' Association and the Agri-
cultural Department Of the University Of
Virginia; T.. IA. Powers, Central Agrienl-
turaI Club, Of Clarke county. and member
of the committee; r. I. smith, member %
the committee; W. q. Merrick, secretary
Of the committee and representative Of tbe
Js,Dcs.Riyer Valley Fair Association; COZ.
opel Robert Beverley, president Of tue
Virginia Agricultural Society; MAJOR a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
Shooting rcrsps Ia Page COunty.
rcnantal talao ~ ", In tho DlspatcuI

LURAY, Va, December l6.-During 4
quarrel between two colorcd men named
Clint Berry and Bob Damson in this coun-
IS Yesterday several shots were exchanged
and both parties wounded. DHnson',
wounds are very serious, and he Is now IN
critical condition. Berry's wounds arr
not considered dangerous, and he has been
arrested and lodged In jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17

blows, and before they could be separated
Manager Mctaull had struck Conred on
tbe nose. Conried sued McCaull IN the
CITY Court 10 recover $1,000 DAMAGES
zen the case WIS called for trial yestr
5ay before Judge Enrich Manager McCnui'
dc rot sppcsr. The ease vas tried IN MS
abspee, and 1850 was awarded 10 Conried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
Snow on the Eastern shore.

INptCIkT CtItkIHIII 10 0IIN H71'F''EN
TAsIEY, VA, December ia co'd wave
struck the Eastern Shore early this morn
ing, following close on the heels OF warm
rpin. snow began to fall just before day,
aud continued TIL midday with = drivin<
northwest wiud. This Is the second con-
siderable snow that has fallen here In the
frs, mart OF December thing that has not
happened before within The memories OF
the Oldest inhabitants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17

EOR RENT. THAT DESIR ABLE IN
Il store No. Is south Eighth street. -
with dwelling above. containing nine
rooms. This sore has always be an ex-
&c lent stand for business, and In now In
vood repair. JOHN r. G0DDIN.
Real Estate Agent,
de II. eodst Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
For Damages te MI Conr,sd's Nose.
New York Suul

Heinrich Conrled and John A. McCaull,
the theatrical managers, had dispute 10
TIE casino lobby In 1885 about the actress
Louise Montague. Their quarrel ended In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
FOR NEW YORK.

ric3nors iesse hichmoni ENEEf t.,.-,.
DAY ald FRIDAY 81 3 Z. Il. sni sAiUH
Etsaoers leave ses YORK fo1 Eic.noue
"a Norfolk. kNEEI TUESDAY aEt Stt.
UkDhI ~ 3f. NJ, and Tor i.lt niDoAj tAe.t
~ Ely THU nSDAN - i. NJ.
Pa.seugCr Recommendations hl.uf ai4,-t
Cabl'. hare 20 New luik rtf Jtineh-
river route (EciGt.ug meals ana
berth 't
vouud-trip Tickets limited TO thirty
DAYS qcer date OF Issue .......... ........ "a o.
-teeFsge. with sulbsiau ...........,.'..'. .'
yteetgLe WItoCCt sues Silence .......... 90
Cglin fsre ,iu Chess pelge sn1 ONO
railroad ~ -'
Cabin fsre rtd Richmond aHd PEERS
burg RAJ rOB1 .. Az 10
Tickeis can pe obta ned at 4. ". CARRIER b,
1000 Main street.. 'hera peHNe ana ON,
ana RichmOad sud i-'eIsbufg dcTois, aHl
al company olLc55. laCl Main street. Bad
.F0srf Sockets.
kfe.yh0 forwarded and tlrou bile o.
taditg 'tsu-d Tor lO.uts beyond sew OFk.
Freight received tbiy until =. u,
Nantes, cins'd UL SAILING days one uoul
before departure
md Sstutiay at3 T. D. ty lu7 Ne" p1u
>cEs steamer and arrive al Redmond -
ne tnesayta ke a-d ONO uaD i"e mex
cey a:e.i5 I ~ 49,.
iUI'EsDAIS aud SATURDAYS. o.
,he ChetaIrake and ohio railway liR Ne"
nrrt Sews) az s.35 A. NJ. ahi oy the J. en-
l3ond ard Petersburg railroad same days
~ lI.3O 4. NJ win maze connection h'
NOEFOL * with steamer leaving in1Se DAY 3
SAfLINGs THIS WEEK.
WYANOKE, Captain HULPHEks, XII
nay. December I'm. ~ O'Clock J.. ".
VFEAKW ATtR. Captain JES SEf, SAL
UhDAY, December Istn al O'Clock +; ~
otD DOMINION, Captain sMITH. r. rs
nav December 2lth. AT O'Clock Z. NJ.
GTGRGE y. ALLES CO., Asenls.,
so 1901 Man street ana
za2a Companys wharf. ROcketN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17

ARklN r. XII hMpND.
asp. N. MAIL dab except sunday
S5S Z. ". ACCOMMODATES dsly ,el
cept sunday.
7:S5 A. NJ. NICHE EHPNES@ daily Tex
cept Monday.
CONSPICUOUS.
At ClNon Forge vita thes9pes "a and
Onlo ;s.Way for tue S0Ith, West, and
North W-si.
AtI5Lchburg with Norfolk AMI western
railroad fur e. poiufs south. southeast. ana
Sau'nweet. uud virginia Midland railway
for qII points NUrtu aud south.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways
f0r al poluIs in the Sou b. aud Richmond.
FrfdeIicEst GIg. and Potomac railroad fot
all points Nprfu.
AiLeXirgtou with Baltimore aud ONO
railroad making close connections OF har-
per's Ferry 10 ana nom liuSburgn ana the
West. flbO 40 p, NIT North oud k%ot
Sl.rymg.cqr 0lGctcd 20 N.yN tfpTt" az
LI1ci5tTg.
'crgine marked daily except sunday.
Tickets sold to All points Orces Slo
easi Main street. 1900 Main. aLi AZ Ken.
mUud and Allegheny Gepst EgAtn AND
Cana streets. }. X ~ N'H' w
General Passenger and Express Agent
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by frank -. Hiu a Co.,
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No. o north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MACHINERY. IO.HpRNE- 20 TX
PNGlNF COLL RSE.PON tR BOILER,
A.D OUTFIT FOR A LARGE MANuFN.
TURING BINiNfSS. At No. 1913 FANl
MAIN sTRttT. RECENTLY u'IU lEp
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nj 10 A. VI. embracing ENGINE rri
BOlLER SHAPING aud BETTING. fAI-
JFkNR fur hollow WAKE. sc.
Ptock uf NFW FLOWS. MILLS. IbNA'-
CO.FINTURkS. REAPER@ aud MOWERS
sud larse lot az OLD jkON-cast scrap
ard wrought.
Also large lO' ~ WISHED Sro'k.
PAINS a. 4 other materials too unmer'
pUf to p. tuHuu.
Purchasers arc requested lo o. oa "..-'
promptly ~ 10 cltrh =. VI.
FRAFH J. HftL,N co. Auc' iuue~is
Tor Hail ana boiling Trustees
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-17
PROPOSALS.

GRAND I.opGEoF VIpGISIA. A. r, q NJ
GRAND SECRETARl's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA december 10, 1880.
THE COMMITTEE ON FlNANCt
Il VIII receive until IL o'clock M. NON
DAY, 10Th INSTANT, PRDPoSALS, &c FOL !.
npAHn IOuGE. 10 he delivered-in suah
mail or shipping dress as may be pre-,
scribed-ln this office on or before ga ol
February, 1887. bond ana seeas n, @i'a o os
MON pt delivery OF the work. The ait,
lee reserve the right 10 reject any OF AL
h,ds. WILLIAM h. ISAACS.
AZ is-td Grand Secretary.