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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
p.cr-nnnl. nnn Rriefs.

Dr. 2. U. Lsnc,. o. th- civ, ie't y"-t..-
O.v I1i iovhatau county. 50 here b" vl
-p.ua 90, holidays.
Hon. John ]. Ryan. momp", OF 90.
Iuu-t oi Delegate, from Loui0W r'uu.
wa- .u thc rity Yesterday auf called unol
Gotcruof Lce.
Captain ". I- Eeyumt and hrid, o.
Ncn Bedford, Ma, vho Ore stopping H
the LZchqucr Uaf,I Were am0r- ,uC Visit
or o. CUverius Yesterday.
Nr. =. = Dod.ou, proprietor of th-
American Hotel, treated hi> GUESTS and
nun ie co. invited friends O. Christina
dhuer served 800 Grand style.
No fort vii boz mad, 20 bring Drt
SMnr,ch bach fo Richmond. "a, ther, 0, un
-ort II icga evidence against him Oo7r
indeed, tha, any crime ps been rpmmitiri.
Coroner Taylor yesterday mornire
viewed thc body OF colored man nam td
George Johnston, who wa- found dead iu
bed IL the Kitchen Of HO2 we,t Main street
lie WI. iGltt-~iN YEAR of are. Death D.
supposed o. have been caused by ngEin-
I disease.
Nr. ". II. Fuller genera. passensc
{ ~
p.Nalley Iompauy Chesapeake and OuI.
rOutc. and Chc,ape4kr, ONO and southern
road, Is iu the ciH. lii' head qutrtrrs u'
~ Louisville. bu nc ha- branch office il.
, tht Pace block here.
NUne C.urcriu- spent nearly att
! Chris;ma~ day and SUNDAY ai the lAd va"
his brother. The prisoner ocrupir- o.
iine mostly ~ rcaduc aut writing. u,
side pr. Hatcher. Rev. Mr. PHI, am
1 Wihe Cluyerius be- see fcr' few vi-itoi-,
/ bu, be gets quite d number OF letter, h'
/ every mall.
9lr. T.L. ". Cooper. rbiei engineer U
! 10, United States muuIto, Beet ~ Oi'
Point. wa, ~ the citv Yesterday. Hc r.
/ turns in snc feet TODAY 90 tn" sitam>hi
/ Old Dominion. Cbiei Cooper VIII nr Ilah
| forred 90 some other post 0I dulN on l'
! Ion oI nest month, uurl io ihe Te-rel '
hi- mauy friend, al it's Ioin,, a' Wei
/ those IN Richmond.
II Wa, Nj %. B. NoryeI. and nor 4 }.
v ho received ihe frs Ur.z. ~ th, soldier
Home. Mr. NuryeU j. son ni tue lai'
/ samuel g.. Norven, o! Lynehour2, Va
and near relative Oi Hon. John W Dan
/ iel lie was an officer n b7nerai J0nn ri
Morcan's command, and was WIN hiui OF
/ bis greh raid through ONO, where ne va
! captured. His article give most me-
resting account OF the great ron.pirAc!
! Caup p Doug las, which came - near suc
ceedine. and the succe~- oi "hch miSh
! have brought about different result 10 th
war. II l. well worth publishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
Two R,cnmonn Poci..

Both Of The following prcm- appeared
th, Christina, so. col On. Ltec'r.o L'Nh:
A Vtrgsnin Chrfstmns of Ihe eideB
Timeh.
IL good old days when CnriFi mas came.
and fun and mirtL anOuudeo
When bAcR ICg purut with roaring flame
ard plenty 81 surrounded
Tables CroEned wiz corn and hhg
Rud bowls were Tiled Will good e.
nOG.
Al break NJ dsv iue hUu'swEu horn
Us cheering nOiea tleu sounded;
Oul fathers DASHED through brake ar-
ID Orn
AS huunas and horses bounded.
and rBch ont loved his norse and noS
Auo each ont drank his good egg -nO-.
O.e. h.U pud dale the huuismen lev
And fox might tu-I Euc double.
The tolls around him closer drew
Apo soon ne came Iu trouble
AIdVplie each praised tls painting dos
Ho thought the while o. good es-- no.
Zach face glowcd with manly hiusa
Al least when chase had euhec,
ARD proudly vlciOI showed the brush
- soon trey nOmeWard wended
Then carelessll the1 rni Ruc lp-,
and 6uOu vii quar some tir sS-uu-
u H.gh-ooru maideus turougsc their halls
Aud sOme WIKI qusenly faces
AuC Vheu came sJucc auC game EuC uh d,
LRcl betisT showed hey grsceh
And nOsi then piled on ~ on ipg
AuC lRdieo out Lis rlcn egg nOs.
Al last they tofter a. tbey vince
gusounG OF nit and ndde;
on rRre Old tune I'frCiUiC "f.-
Forward BACK Then dOVL Lns middle
TIL some Vuuin dance a. lu bDE
FIUM nunt and dance AID GOOD egg -n1i
LDd vEiie they danced and tra uE egg no-
aAC Etpi tue.r nOuu.E and Thorough
n~r ds
Their fortunes VAN lsAsd, Ike fD-
and low enough tDey uung .Aeif heHiA
They md no cOru uOr hons, uCr uo-
~. Qt lDriAtpfus i.kad e0G n'T.
~. l.EIoh bl t.1uE.
FZ-Lc tor ~ bHt1u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
WHO Is MRS. wINsLowG

As this question Is frequently asked We
vii Simply say that she II q LADY wis fer
upwards 0f flrty yeaTs has uniiringiy ie-
voted her time and talents ss female ply-
stefan and nurse principally Among cn.-
dren She has especially studied the con-
stitutiuu and wanIs of this numerous class.
and az . result 0f tins effort and practical
knowledge obtained in lifetime spent ss
q nurse and physieian she hEs compounded
q SOOTHING ~ IsUP fOf children teetiing.
Il operates ike magic. giving resi- and
health. and IN. mOgeOver. sure TO rrgaixls
the bowels. In consequence az thls article
Nrs. WinslOw Ii becOming world renowned
a. 8 DsneisctOr Of her race. Children Ger
tEinly do EIsE UP and bless hef. Especially
IL THIS the case IL this ci;y. Vast Gnanittlca
OF the SOOTHING SYRUP srs DAILY SID
and uscc here. We Illnk MrS- Winslow
hss lmmorialized her name by this invsiu-
able articie Gno We sincerely believe tnOa-
sands 0f children have been saved RON an
early grave by its timely use and that NIL
hons vet unborn Will share ia bensfte ana
unite II calling her blessed. No nOraEE nas
discharged her duty 10 her suffering iisl.e
ones. N our opinion until she has gwen Il
the beneni Of MRS WiSSLOw's sOOTH-
ING sYRUP. Try H. molhers-TRY IT
now - Lad.e4' y,stfo-. Nes0 To-k dts. sud
by 81 crugg isis- 2s ceuts bottle.
de 2s-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

Chesapeake and Ohio aud tue kanswna
Dispatch Fast Freight Line, has been ap'
pointed general freight agent Of the ChesH'
peakc and Ohio. b. enter upon the us
charve oF h.s dufirs January 1st. since
kr. II. (. Fltch's resignation, some months
agD, the office hns bscn presided over by
Gr. T.. s. Goodman, chief clerk.
Mr.. Hotrhkiss has long been connected
with tbe Chesapeake aud ONO COMPANY.
and Is noted for his devotion to duty' hrs
readiness 10 obhpe, and MS acqualntance
with all the mysteries OF the department OF
the railroad service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
a ncnin an ronrer Part .

pr Henry Mss died ~ Monroe ParS yr~-
trrdaS afternoon about I O'Clock. Ine d.
ceased was q native oi Dlnwiddle couni 5.
uu. ior about uNt YEAR had been residing
m tni, cnv with bis son-In law, MAYOR
james Il. Dooley. who lives az TN North
east corner OF rankin and Madison streets.
Yesterday afternoon, the weather beiae
very tine. Dr. May went out lor walk. H.
had reached point IN Monroe PTS nearlg
oul0zue FOr1maun'- drugstore When be
va- observed "a be- loiIerng. Mr.. ueorVf
Nerr1n and othcIs, seeing that he WIS ~,
went 20 his assistance. lie, however, dies
IN few minutes. The Coroner vieE ed tht
body, and. from hgt be could learn. cams
10 the conclusion that death was caused by
apoplexy.
Deceased was eighty-two years 0i agc
He was welkEnOwn and extensively c0n
nected in Petersburg and IN southside Viz
gina generally, and had many friends ii
This clty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
poMu COrRr. YESrEEDAY.
A Irrre Packer but NOT NaNJ fmp0r
lnuf fHSeS.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
A Nt,r,.fmns tiroenue.

nFrICATFD TO AL oUH Fi iENus IN II
f-NlIFr ATATEs AND EFw EEUEsWi ici-.
4 ChriatmnE caro- rs the theme
Frend Miller bids me write
Win faults ! hope il Will OF beam
head "a L}ecf~tc Lt0j4t.
Most willingly TAKE hGhd
To celebrate the day.
And greetings SEND rom DlAis lNhu
To friends II Iowa.
AIev rnpp,ress escn nesfi pDssess
And peace and plenty reign.
Good fortune every household biess
Prom Florida 10 Maine.
Anc al across our happy land
lei songs OF praise ascend,
To AL We give our hear Enc hsnd
ALo blessings without end.
on. halOwe6 season OF good VIII.
MRy riches follow on tny train,
Be each uDho,y passion stil,
And love Rno Joy IemRin-
There v III be lonely heRris 10 cheer.
And hungry months 10 feed
Nav each one see his duty ciear,
And succOT hl u need,
tnr,sfmss comes but soon ~ He'd
Bpf vel iei nothing NeA u ....s
WIN iov we PAINT thu cOul tiy IeSi
From Ma snalltoWn 10 Texas
send this feeble greeting lof'Ai
Win all good wishes etesl'
Heres l,eace 20 EHsi Eau loVe 10 HoIlh'
Good viii 10 south ana esL'
Here's 10 the ueu vino MAKE us hAsh'
New lRureis ibey are winning
The man VINO writes tne PRra&taph'
and seis the word O. Eriuning.
And when dine or ChriGtnaA Lt.fh
And feast on other joys.
ItHEe reSt from other WorE
To mink o. AL The boys
JANIS A GENTRY,
o. IrutnfUi Jesms p
EtcI g40tga Ia Editor but""
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
T.E NEws or MANCHESTER
Er,ifsnpt Marrfsge nt the baptist
Charrb-s ether Eteu7s.

CharCb-Cf Items.
The morriage NJ Miss Rosa Thomas, 0i
tbs city. to MIR. Nathaniel Walker, OF Rich
niond. took place from the Bainbridce-
Street Baptist church nj O'ciOck yesierdtv
afternoon. The house was filed wifi the
friend. o. thc contracting parties. Al the
hour named, or a few minutes later, while
Kirk Matbews, Esq plavcd the Wedding
March. the couple entered the church 10y
the right nisle and proceeded 10 the altar,
preceded by the Jshers, Messrs. W. A.
Walker (brother oi the groom, Leslie g..
West, Marshall TraylOr, aud W. &. Thomls.
They were married with the ring ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. William r..
Christian. Of the Central Methodist church
RCy L. L.. Th8rnhlll, pastor OF the church m
which The ceremony was performed. offered
prayer for Divine blessings upon the y0unr
couple. The bride. who i q very popular
youBg lady, looked very sweet dressed IN
whitc ard wearing m evqni,itc bridal veil.
She carried an eiegaut bouquet Of rare
flowers In her hand. The groom l. II De-
chim>t. Wort 81 the Danyilie shops, and b.
most estimahlc gentleman.
Mr. and Mr,. Walker iri. on the G.2O y.
NJ train ior trip North.
4 regular meeting Of the Missionary SO
church was held at $3.50 O'Clock Sundgv
afternoon. viii a far audience present con
sidcring the fact int mectme- were noiJ
ai several 0l IL, Otner citt churches. The
present corps Of officers were re ectcG 50
serve another term oi SIX months. Rev. v .
v. Landrum. j. a.. who rec"ut'v took o
trip 70 Fuycpe, mace AT interesting cd.
dr, 50. telling about some Oi The tnmg- hr
saw ana the places De- visited wIilc abroad.
y hirh was listened 60 win stric attention
md heartily enjoyed.
The sOn: service under the ousplce, oi
the ruioaG branch OF Tie oung Men Is
(hristiun Association was held al the Pc
h,torian church SUNDAY afternoon, the re-
pars "a the rcaGine-roDms nj The DLuvrlc
hops not having beer completed. The
audience was dcli-hiiully entertained WIN
au address hy Rev. NJ Necdnam. thr
CvnueChst. The mectirc will be- held at
tbc readins-r0om next sunday 1'terr 10n.
The children Christmas service. called
peace on Larth." a. the Meadc-Memora.
church sunday afternoon was well attend
I'd. gBd The exercise we've OF very pira--
ng character.
Christina, was quietly ,pcut here. cx-
cclhlnc the hriu- Of crackers and bioWin-
" horns ry the bows. MANY vcu' 70 Rich
n0nd 70 witness thc balloon ascension. and
more watched tho air ship Ou ii~ course
from their homes or TIE streets here. n.
accidents reported and NO arrests made
Manchester Lodge. 40. D., 4. ! and So.
NJ. celebrated ST. JolIi'- day la~i nicht '-
aIcyal manner win iir,i-c.ls- supper.
There We. danc, given 20 C1a.uciu.
The DaUyiiic road. last night io Viu.
uaII Young people iium ilt- cl-' went
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
THE DRUMMER BOYS.
sExI.AFEuAL NETTING OF TIE TRAv.
ELLERs PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Few Rules Of the Associated Railways
with Reference to Baggage and
Mileage Tickets, &C., &C.

The semi-anuual meeting oi the Board o'
Directors Of the Virginia Division oi the
Travellers Protective Association was held
N the office OF james 4 Read yesterday a
10 A. NJ, and in the absence OF the presi'
dent Mr.. W. Reinheimer. chairman Of tue
Board. presided.
The report Of Secretary Hirshberg va>
received and adopted.
The Railroad Committee, through lfs
chairman. Colonel ". A. James. pfescniei j
thu following letter rs their report;
ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS OF VIRGINIA
AND THE CAHOLINAs,
A. {. L., 7. A. l., :. a. L..
RICHMOND, VA, December %, 1eS6.
". A. .jdmes, Esq. Chairman Railroad
COMMITTEE, Travellers Protective -Asso-
citation, Virgiaia DiUtsiOn, Rsc'mOHd'
ia:
Dear Sir.-ReierTinc 10 yOUr valuediayor
of November 10Th
While We are not able 20 comply with
all the Requests maze hy your Association.
TIE Atlantic Coast Line. the Piedmont Az
Line. and the SeabOard Air Line have noH
agreed 20 issue mileage tickets " follows
VIZ
/. One.thousand-mile tickets n 2tc. per
miie viii TO- I-sued IOr road, OF division. oi
roads 0vef 100 miles long. and hve-hundrcd
mile ticket. al same raic Tor road or divi-
sions less than 100 miles IN length. f1i
commercial purposes they will be made good
for two members or representatives ri on"
firm, names OI vhch must b. entered ou
the ticke, by personal signature, &c. Surr
licbcis will not Toe good for the pa,sag" o.
both persons on the same trliH.
.. Twothou~and mile ticket, AZ 2
uer mile, good ouiy for commercial
purposes over thc entire huc 0i su.l
separate system. tickets "a b" good Only
ioi one year from date OF issue, and
for bui Opt person, whose signature must
be frpcudcd thereto.
Unused coupons NAV %. returned upon
Application ol oritinoi purchaser al follow
mr. rate j. fpr the purpose OF tran--
fci fhcy vii De- edrcmpd % 21o. yer
milo: II uic-onied fpr redemption with
~ ihir;y days after the cX1irai'3u
of !imu, because of coupons moi being
used, they will be- redeemed nj 49,.
rsr mic. The Usua' requirement. fur
tho identity Of the mileage tickets, ior
iae protection oi ,hc .aiirnId cumplnt,
vii Lc eX1cted ~ al. ca-c-.
The aLount OF baggage will pc limiind
20 40 pounds Eyccs>-uag-igc ticket.
eood ior 1000 miles. will he sold Tor -
per lgn pound--0uly good ~ connection
with boidprs Oi 2.00e-mlle commercial
tickets. uu~ed portion, o. cXce-s-b1e-
pa-c tickets will bc redeemed &C.. tnc pro
rata rat, AZ which ~amc was sold. % pre-.
-cutcd ~ connection with expired -.0i"
uio ticket bearing same number and dti'
of ISSUE.
Trusting thi, Wi. %. satisfactory. aW
,olI,. rc-u.s.iuIr. SOL. Haas.
IuGl. Mau ger.
Tp. e,i-ua.lou OF q. l.. s,hcliu1n. o.
Noriok. w.. read add accepted, aud y. o..
White. of N0Tio'b. tiee.rd % ii' tine F.-
c,rc,. g.. T.. Moon. ol Lyuchlur-. W
elected uIemb ths Hotel ,Onw.r", r.
B.. tlchguN.
NltDr Pho transaction oi 0thr 'unJfa,'
hI,eirp-, TIE meeting adi0urned.
Tbe -cm aunua. meeting Oi tho VISION
vii o.. lc.G Monday next, january %, ls>,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
mnrtunr, Eeporr ser s.n.i week.

TIN, following B. for thc Ue.b ending
D.crubcr 25 ls>G
Wuo.,umb.roi of DEATH Iu the city. eXe.u-
-iy, u' .tiil-uIrtb,. a-. ~-.'.-blrth,, ?"
f0.,r ut D.1I.-A hpr'juu, asthma.
rlrdIat. 3 bruuclI.-- cIpl larry. clu-
.rf. cJ,arrh. J -pifeuiur ~ brain, l
eru,luu ou brain. consumption. g, cou-
VuI-iuu>-l luiautiiD, q Group, I dlpu'lr
Tia. 3: df-rutory. -a-tro.entcritl>
hoHr.-dl-'a-r. meningitis. pra''-i''
4 r,riiouit-. . pneumonia. q, tu'crru'At
m,rin-i-i-. J.. unknown, O.. wuoopiu-
rou-l. %.
-. aud loto.-Ma.e- White. e. co-
orcd. .-folal lt. fcmaie- " ui.r, u
color a. 12-tota. %.
lg. ON, aay to thirty. ! one mouu
to Sis. .. Sis months i1 twelve. ON.
wear I0 three. g.. three year- fH ryc, .
i've year, o. Ten, 4 . zen YEAR o. twenty ,
twenty YEAR to thirty. = thirty year
a. forty. q iorty wears 20 fifty. J tliiy year
o. sixty. 3 sixty year. iO seventy. O..
eighty YEAR 10 ninety, . unknown, ].
l0rdtt0h.-~l single. 70. married. -
Widovers, ! widows. g; unknown,
AQnri'u--R Richmond. Is other part, o.,
the ] nted states Is; France,
LOculi;4 Marshall y ard, Jefferson
Ward, @ Madison Ward, Monroe Ward,
4 Clay Ward, b; jackson Ward, 10; Penn
teniiury, ..
LGtf Rate OF mortality Of whole p0pul-
uon was 1924 per l,0O0 pcr annum rate of
mortality 0f white population was I4.s
per ] 0OO per annum; rate Oi mortality oi
coiored population was u - per 1000 per
auuunA
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
Fepcrf Of fhe Superinfendenf-Ei
flnn OF hrN Tepchers. dc.

Tie regular monthly meeting Of the CIV
-cbnul B0ard ni the city Of Richmond was
hcid 81 High. school building yesterday ai-
ierncOn ~ & O'Clock.
Colonel Caiy. Superintendent OF school,
submitted biz monthly report, which show
lgG schools. l1O teachers; enrolment Tor
the month. h.12j average dai'y attcndanc..
s.CG: enrolment 10 dalc, A.l3> clpacii 9
I'm seats. s,;S4 percentag', ~ PER cent.
The Superintendent sny, That 81 pupil.
have been added io tire Number now a'-
tending rhc pubhc schools since the ia.i
report. llc says that tho average atteni
auc, durlnl the past month has hceu lower
on account Of ,ickuc-, among lhc smll.,
children and Iu consequence ~ the >eyCrr
stormy weather. IL >Iy- That IN be o0i-
cial visitation be- tind- the principals ar-
lively engaged m The active performance oi
their official duiC. and heartily IN co0peri-
ii0u with fhc superintendent g. advance
thc Interests of the system. Hc also suf,
OF the tc1chlrs fhal he find, them generally
competent o. teach ,heir respective school,
and faithful IN The DISCHARGE Of duty. am
ha, reason to believe that the schools Wit
continue o. improve and meet tlo rca-oui-
hI. expectation oi Jhrir iTi'ua- and tu.
vaut- OF thf public.
lrs7 oF RESERVE TLACHCEs.
Tho owir.-umcd substitute wee
c'trf6a rl-u.ar teachers. 10 20, placed oH
.lr reserve !i,.. o. be- called into service a-
y.raucir- may occur Elia huNei, In-
ID, e. Wya-t. Mmu,, 2. IN, ior, Aargic 81
Parker. luhc j. .Jono~, Lola l.. Much ..
Narv a. Pollard. Will. Bovir,, Fiorenra
T.. Duke. Fmui, o. Eacaui. >arat Gwa,.-
wry. Jeuui, J.. Lei.wch, Alice budd, Ard
Eu,l j.. Bueher.
lH0uI ACCOMMODATIONS.
Tie Joint Conmirtce ON Finance md
ruiHne, presented . report, through N.Y.
10, n>lciu. thc chairman, stating thai
~piu-ficld and East Er0 building, are iu-
adequate to tus needs of tho community
AND. after ryumnuatiou. rfcpmmondm- tha
lhf C0uuci ro requested fO appropriate
-utiicFut SUM 60 enlarge thC urc0mmodg-
ti0p. %. said buildings.
After transaction oi routin' business 20.
Board udlgUutd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

new german club na> been lormn
ane the un~uecc,tive name of =. I Unknown
he. Icrr given il. u 8, composed oi SON
very nice rsn. and mect> q, >-azl Lali-
foltu.-hly. believe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
prasant, Of tnc Period.

ON Christmas morning the Young laoif'
nj the Richmond Femalt institute preseuied
10 their principal. Miss Hammer, hana-
some siiyer tsa.,efyice a. Il token Of thei-
arpreciafion of her faithful services durln
the session.
The scholars OF the Central school has
presented their principal. Mr.. :. 7. fendie
ION. with very handsome eight-day gong
cIock. and their seaehers with q great VI
r,sf, III u>mcntoes Of sltlr Kind feelings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

pl.ps TO raise money, Of his pccullar bus'.
mes. relations with sevcrsl persons -
membe,s Of his family. Of hrs taking cus
nolicIes ON his name and making them W
bcncfciarifs thereof, Of his ofi-rpeneo
mention, well known to bis bcne6ciafs, -
end mis- life with hh own hand. 1of ~
friends pecuniary benefit, Of his study q
the use and s,isnse Of poisous under toe
alleged teaching Of one Of his beBencsss1s.s
and of his acceptance from HIM OF tSe
deadly formula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
Tn. Police Breas gp Fight.

Yesterday morning James owens and
Martin Philips. TWO col0rrd men. got into
d dispute on seventeenth street near The
scale house corner, which terminated IN q
fight. Willie they were pummrllDg each
other the police appeared Oh the ground
and took them IL. They will he before thr
Police Court tbis morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
v.,.y. prlz. Dr.uirx.

Tickets Nos. 534s. 1880. and GO have NOT
vet been called for. Holders Of thess tick
els are requested 70 call and gel their pres
cnts.
The following parties holding winning
tickets have called and gotten their pres
cnts
First Present Mrs. I. Clark, CITY.
second Present Mrs. Joseph lpy ior,
Manchester.
Third Present MI John T.. scott, ji9
north Laurel.
Fourth Present MI, >aiomOnstv. city.
Fifth Present Mr.. " iliiam Luck. Hem
RICO.
sixth Present Miss Hartley, Nne-Mho
road.
Elchth Present Mr,. W. 7. Huniley,
civ.
Tenth Pre>eni Mis-. ra,t. CRY.
Twelfth Present Mr.. houndires, city.
I-l.frS MEYER \ son,
tnf ana 90. Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
Another Colo 0sve

The following was received fe=ieruaN
when the thermometer wnf Ill ~
wAsusGToS, December - 1856
Chamber 81 Commerce
1918 A. M.-Hoist coid-waye sigma.
The temperature will probably fal' l5' 10
2es during the nexi twenty-iour or thirty
sIx hours. h~~s@'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
AaGItious 10 the E.Icnmond and Dan
Vltls DfgisfOn.

General Manager L. Il. Thomas. "i ihr
Eirhmond and puuviIie Railroad company
with BIS Office al 1909 PeHnsy lyuna oyrnn-
Washington, y. C.. has issned tht follow
nc crcuar under date Of Decemn,r - .
ON and after thi, date the Nor.n Caro-.
Inns division, embracing the N1rta caro-
Ina railroad east Of Greensboro, and o.
branches, and the N0rthw e,terr Norm
Carolina railroad, viii he consolidated wan
u,c Richmond and Bsnyilie divi~ 30, and
val hc under The charge OF W. Il 7rsen,
.uDerinlenOcnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
Ths Csmpbsn Dtvsses Csc.
,.c,.i c~h,s IN Che Nev York 1Yfb1nesl

The motion for ncw trial IN the Colin
Campbell case h probably not much mort
than o legal expression OF the ds~afissae-
ton OF the Campbell family win fiS YER
dict. No Judge would graut new trial "a
such case a. this on the ground thnf the
verdict wac against the weight OF evidence.
nor do lswyers think Mr.. Judice Butts
rulings open TO serious objection. WHAT'S
more probable is the fling OF ncw pets-
ton by Lord Colin, who Is now IN ne
HANDS OF fighting solicitors.
General Butler, late correspondent 10 ne
Campbell case, and premz,urely called sr
William Butler, viii not be knighfed. HIS
knight CommaDdership Of the Bath gives
OF itself no rigks 10 the title, though
knighthood proper invariably goes VILE n,
But the Queen H. so indignant at General
Buffers refusal TO testify In behalf OF Lacy
Colin thar be viii never be summoned to
Windsor