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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Roads scotland 4. the Past.

ID 10 the middle o; the sixteenth cen
tury communication between one district
Of Scotland and another was slow and Ia
bOriOus. There were tracks scrOss the
mosscs which pedestrian could use, and
through the heather, where pack or sad
dle-horse could he taken; but they were
off cult at al times, and, during rainy or
rintry weather, dangerous, II not i'm
ps~ahle. one would have expected
that Tie road along the coast which led
20 Berwick. to York, b Rome
the great higbrosd which every eminent
Scotsman on bic way 10 forelgn court or
famous university had used age after age
would have been plainly marked and fairly
maintained; but 1t Was LOt so. Norfolk
writes that the artillery for the Siege OF
Leith would be required 10 be sent by se,.
.bv reason ~ the deep and foul ways be-
tween Berwick and Leith"; and else
where he observes that the country IL Ill.
suited even for carts. The earliest roads
.n Scotland that deserve the name were
made by the monks and their dependents,
and were intended 10 connect the religious
houses az trading societies with the capital
or the nearest seaport.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
HOMING PIGEONS.
Wonderful Ensnt Of $50 Mice by
Young sird-rssthsred mes
sacs Hearers.

A New York spacisl says: six pair OF
homing pigeons are 10 be shipped from the
loft Of Herman Dienelt, 1866 Howard street,
Philad,lphla. 10 the office OF the I5EeS-
democrat, New Orleaas, for Use a. mes
,age.bearcrs between Port Eids and the
city. The birds are 20 be housed on the
roof a the custom-hOuse in connection
" iih The Office OF the observer OK the zig
al service, and are 10 be In his care. ser
peant Herman ba, made the care OF the
birds and their capabilities study, and in'
tends 70 experiment with these IN atmo--
pherc Inquiries by flying them with sell.
r. rsgistrriny ins,rumeuts attached, keeping
careful uotc q their elevation anj course.
The closing journey Of the Young bHd
season nas ilown the ilfsl Of the week, and
tie record made i, woriay one. Nine
birds. youpestcrs owned by Henry WAGE
ucr, Boston, Mass, were liberated IN Lon
don. Ont, at O'Clock on Saturday by Mr..
". L. Garner. TIE first return rung the
alarm by striking the siighling-bOard " it,
loft s., $3.50 on Monday. The airline dIs-
tance covered i about $40 miles. 4 he bird
la. been named J. " Wsle in honor Of
one Of the first fanclers OF pigepn-lying in
America, aud secretar, Oi the Philadelphia
FIXING Club, No. 1872. It. register num-
Der j. O2l6. The best previous record for
youngsier from 500 miles was by /. j.
Goldman.s Little Fritz in the journey from
Charlotte. y. e., 10 BROOKLYN in 1854, Mrs.
Won MOer's jay Gould arriving soon after.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Wills AND NGE-BBOSsOas
A Richmond Couple Married I'm the
ltttIc tbu.ch Around the Corner.

The New York Worlf, u Yesterday.
says: Miss Ella Coggill and Mr.. Levin
Joynes, Of Richmond, Va, were married
Yesterday uoon in the Church Of the Trans.
iieufaiion by the Rev. DR.. Houshton. The
bridesmaids were Misses Agnes and Sallie
Mayo, Miss Ella de Treyille, and Miss julia
Coggil The best man was Mr.. Dudley
Melon. ID. aud the ushcrs were Messrs.
Frank 4. Davenport. Manly Curry,
Thomas Carter, and Edmund Myers
all Of Richmond. The bride wore train
dress Of white faIlIe, With front OF en-
Moidcred iule. A diamond crescent fast
tpeG lbo tale yei'. She carried a prayer
book and VOC a single pink rose in the
front q. tie corsace. ghe bridesmaids
wore shirt-wais:s. wool dresses, and ssFnd
hats. adorned with ostrich tips Of the ssns
shade. They carried bouquets OF white
chry sauthcmums and Winier-5erries. a
wedding breakfast followed al the Clnren-
don Hoiel. Among the guests from Rich
mond were General and Mrs. Joseph L.
Anderson, Mr. and Mr.. Fitzhugh Mayo.
Mr and Mrs. G.. B. Davenport. Mrs. Psyne
Nis. PAY ue. Mrs. d'Etreyille. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hcnu COgpin. Miss Coggil, Mrs. Philip
HaNsr. Mr.. Barton IlaXall, Mr. John T.
Anderson, Miss McCaw, and Mr. and Mrs.
&. Edward Buck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Discharge OF asxieas Railway OFF
eiats.
lBy Telegraph TO the Dispatch

CHICkGO. November 1S.--A IsmcS speciai
from the tItv OF Mexico SAYS: To The
gTest surprise Of railroad circles and the
travelling public the management OF The
Aoxean Central railway has discharged
every passenger conductor on the road,
some sixty in all. X is laid that The re-
moyals were on secret reports OF spotterS
sent out by the Boston directors, who su--
pecied an orgsnIzed system OF stealing.
About twenty American statl0n-agents
have also been discharged on the grousd Of
ihGr supposed completely with tue con-
dueiors. A large number Of the dts
missed conductors and agents "hl
leave here Friday for Vera Cruz 70
lake Saturdays steamer for Galfettoo aud
New Orleans. They denouuce tne aclicn
Of the railroad ofiieiAs. A similar dis-
charge OF rassenserconductors took plaee
90 the Central road two years ago, when II
was discovered beyond the shallow OF
doubt that Thousands of dollars oil the con-
psny bad been systematically poeketed by
the conductors. The frelghi-lrxln Conduct
ofs bsse, ss general thing. been pro-
sBoied along the line 10 the places made va
cant by the dismissed passenger onleals.
A large tie contractor, Who supplies near'y
all Of the ties for the CentId system, IA.
been notified BY the COMPANY TO cease a.
Nverirg tIes untIl IL financial antirs I'M
prose, a. II IL unable 10 paw ior tse saule
on ifsprcsfBf rryeUufs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
ueatn of Captain smith. the Baud
Leader.

Captain James L. Smith, former well.
known musician OF this city. and leader oi
the old ArmOrv ard FlrstRcgiment bands
for many years. died Al O'Clock yesterGay
evening II he residence Of his 500. No 500
II. Jsmcs street, aged about seventy Gyc
y,trs. Deceased was naive Of Englend,
tut had resided for many years IN this
country. mostly in Virginia. He wa al
one time principal coTretist Of the baud OF
TIE Second United states artillery, and ~a,
with it in Mexico. Fer years he was leader
of The ATmory Band, and he was leader o'
Tie band Of the First Virginia regiment a.
ihe battles Of Bull Run and Manassas. He
also led the band which accompanied the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues on their
nip 10 Philadelphia on Februlry -, 1885.
CAPTAIN smith was an accomplished nusi-
clan and amisble gentleman. He wa
member Of Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge. No.
g. sons Of -. George. Ills funeral VIII
take place from -. Marks Episcopal church
this afternoon n ! O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Heavy and Continuous wind-storm.

wednesday nigltabout - O'Clock heavy
wind from the south arose and blew almost
continuously unit. yesterday afternoon, a.
tanning IFS greatest violence between and
A. NJ. Many trees, fences, chimney-top,.
and Window-blinds and some roofs were IN
jured BY iis fury. Between and 81 o'clock
Yesterday morning there was cOnsidera-
ble rainfall. after which the clouds pas sed
away, and the rest Of the day was clesI and
brigA, though never for any great length
q time free from wind.
TIE Weather Bureau at 1925 4. VI. We'd
nc-day predicted q iall Of temperature Of
from 20 TO 30 degrees in tw6nty-four 70
tbir;y.,ix bonrs, but al y O'Clock last nithi
the temperature had fallen only 10 A.. Tue
thermometer stood az G6 ghcb the indica-
i;OD was received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
The Theatre Last Nishf.

Michael Sfrogof " was presented al the
Theatre last night before a large audience.
While the play may be classed a. spectacU-
lar, vel (, possesses good dramatic points.
Thee, however. the company Is hardly
strong enough TO bring out 10 sufficient ad.
vsniaqe. OF the cast, Mr.. Cossar, as Michael
strogod. the Imperial MESSENGER; Miss
Rush. IS Maria Strogo1, mother OF Michael,
and Miss Arnold. a. Nadia Fedor. are en-
titled 10 mention. The drill OF " the Emir's
Amazonian Guards Eight Young ladie,
ip sc2pt aitirC-Was wen executed, and the
ballei-dance Of Signorina Gessi. IN airy
garments. showed proficiency In the arr.
The Ronaldo brOthers, In "Lcs Froliques
Tarisonuc," were remarkably good. and
received deserved applause. The company
carries 4 large amount Of Russian scenery,
sll Of which is very pretty. The play viii
be repeated tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Rallnce-C1arlIe.

Yesterday evening. 81 the residence 81
Captain Maxwell T. Clarke, eX-member Of
the City Council, his daughter. Miss Gracie
Clarke, and Mr.. Samuel g. Wallace were
married. There were no cards, aud only
the immediate friends OF the parties were
present.
Rev. Or. Moses II. Hoge and Rev. Dr..
Joshua Peterkin officiated. and the ccre-
mony was deeply impressive.
The bride was beautifully attired In
white silk, en train. and her two sisters
stood by her while The marriage service
wss rendered.
Mr.. Wallace Is well.known as the cashier
Of the Citizens Bank, aud Is young gen
tleman Of deseryed popularity.
Aiter enjoying a reception. at which 4
select number of friends were present Mr..
ard Mrs. Wallace took the northern train
for sn extended bridal trip, followed, a.
matter of course, 10y the best wishes u
numerous friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

II has come 10 our knowledge that fiise
statements are circulating in this eommuni-
iy regarding this company, although tbe
good namo Of our Richmond directors
should be sufficient guarantee 81 the man
agemen, a, 10 the conduct OF the business.
We take this opportunity 10 stste that The
IUe.Ins1rranee CompanT OF Virginia sc
Ioap as il continues under i;s present msn-
agement will never be conducted on the 90
caIled assessment plan" That the Officers
ere not "insuranee WrecSers. Ihef
have cone 20 this city 10 stay, and VIII do
their utmost 10 build up an institution
which will be a credit 10 the State Of Nir-
ginis- and a sStisfaetion % her citizens.
rbe meDey that will be brought here viii
be invested here, and our policy contracts
are as good as those issued by any other Ols'
GEORGE THo.xToS.
ce.President OF the liie-insurance c9n-
psuy of Nirginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
nsrrisGe Of y Coisrsd Cesqstimsn's
Daue htsr.

Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
Ebelezer (coloI ed church was crowded,
the O ession heing the marriage OF Mar
e-aret Ii. NJ. Farrar, daughter OF Council.
man J. T., Tarrar, 10 Dr. :. II. Desmond.
and Dsueie.ts T.. Hin 10 Henry j. Moore (;
sll Of this city. Rev. II. Wells, assisted by
DIR. COREY, u. D., ofiicitted. The usher
were Fred. Hsskrns, william b. Lyons, ID.
J. Fsrrsr. W. NJ. Morse, Alfred Price.
James Winefield, Lerov Price, Temple
NILS. Robert Dammans, Miles II. Jones,
". N. Tenant, Winston Payne. After
the ceremony both couples LEFT on The G:2o
frain for the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
DanyiIIs anu terminal.

NLw loEE, November iS-Ihere was
no orp yesterday IN bUvllle stock. and
there we're no Transactions. There was a
drop to-day in Richmond and West Point
from 5.s 10 49., due 10 a movement 70
sbake out stock on stop orders A reeoy-
cry Of per cent. quickly followed, and 10
late transactions the price reached So.
TThe above II in answer 70 an indulry
.enf to the DiSpatch's New York CORE
syondont consequent upon the Associated
Pres report Of "wednesday night quoting
Danvlne at ls0-a drop oi Is points from
The day before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Meeting orOsi GTnys.

A meeting oi the Richmond-Grays As.o
cia'ion was he'd in the Gray room al ihf
Aimory LIST night, at which the committee
submitted 8 report providing for the per
maneht oTe.nization of The Association.
Many new names were added 10 The roll.
amongst them some nov resident in other
states.
The Association selected the first Thur
day in December 10 elect its officers for the
ensuing year. There Is TO be appointed a
committee TO prepare for publiciilon a his
tory Of the olmpany since its organization
IN June, 1Si4-Which embraces the NJ XII
can war and that Of 1SGl-'Gj-in which The
ccmLany plrticipaied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Headache aoa p,,psp>is.

No. 5l2W WEST jsTH - , y. Y. Jnn' -, lscj.
have been q martyr 10 pliOls h-aiacbe
ana dyspepsia. Any inflscretion in diet,
oyer-fitigue. or cold, brings on Nc Of indi-
c,,tion. 10 be followed hy a betdtche 'ast.
ing two or three Day % q tlile. think
must have tried over twenty different rene
dies, which were rccqmmeud'd g certain
cures by loving fri-nds, bot Il wa, no Use.
Like the Irisbman, goi no beftor very
fat. At last | thought ! would take .
simple course Of purgaiioD with Bran
DRETH's PILLS. For the hr-t week took
tso Pills every night. then one Pi'l for
thirty nights; IN that time ] gained three
pounds in weight. and reyor have bad an
ache or pain ,ince.
WILLIAM T.. ROCKWELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Attention,

The Furniture aud Fixtures oi oven,
spencer & Co.. Si3 Broad street, VIII be
closed out to-da' ~ sHc'ipn. commanding
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. consisting OF onr stove,
Counters, shelving. I'eils, Saos-Cases.
Mirror. Wue- and BrassFigu-es aad
stands. Pictures. Cd lrs. and nnmeroJs
other articles. Al.C. lii goods not ealsea:
tor from previous ss'ee.
J. II. DiSNEES, Trustoes
4. d. Cteea. Auc;ion'or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
FINED s25 for Violating the sunday
Itouor Law.

John II. Smith, who keeps bar-room on
Seventeenth street between Franklin and
Grace, was yesterday before the Police
Court. charged with keeping his bar-room
open and selling liquor on Sunday, No.
yember lab. Me.srs. Waddy Dickerson and
Henry Winter testified that they went into
the lar-room OF smith Sunday night, from
The rear. to get fiddle that had been LEFT
there saturday night. and while in there
got a dlink. Pojee-0fiicer Lampkin said
he saw several men come out OF the bar and
suspected something was wrong. Accord
iugly be gave little boy five cents and re-
quesied him 10 20 in and get him some gin.
The boy old as ordered and in few
minutes came out with the liquor. So OH
cCT Lsmplin reported him. smith was
fned SIS for violating the sunday hquor
law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

The members oi the Mozart Association
are 10 have on Monday evening next an
opereita in two acts, entitled The Lottery
Tickd." by Mr. Hubbard I. Smith. The
work Is on the comic order, and acOmpiny
OF ladies and gentlemen from Washington
viii take part IN il. the composer himself
icing one - the number.
Mr.. Smith is song composer OF celebrity.
Among bis compositions j. thr well-snown
song. Listen 10 ny Taio Of Woe"
Reserved seats will be ON sale Saturday
moruiug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

whereabouts Of Edward p. Eek, one oil
Their salesmen, who, II IL believed. has
either been fouliv dealt with or has become
insane and is wandcriBg about. The police
thus describe him: Age thirty-two years,
six fcet high, slender build, weight about
lao pounds, dark complexion, dark halr.
dark-brown eyes, dark moustachc, front
teeth irregular, walks erect. Wore dark
brown snall-cbecked suit, small single
breasted sack-coat, and black Derby bat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
p1cuMoNn VA FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TIL

sleeplng.cars was almost completely demot
ishcc. II was Cincinnati car. and fortu-
nafely bad n smaller number OF passengers
on u than any other coach that has gone out
OF Cincinnati on the limited train for
nonHs. An Of the occupants bad arisen.
snd most Of them were in the forward part
of the car making their toilets. Two other
sfepiDg.eoaches were badly wrecked.
The engineer stopped the train at once,
but on surveying the situation II was con-
cluded TO run the train 10 the junction.
where the wounded were promptly at
tended to. Eight passengers are seriously
burf. ard probably as many more slightly
iriur,d.
DAVID Arnhelm, Of Pittsburgh, aud ;. A..
Bennett, Of New York, are toe most ser'-
riously injured. and msy die. One stone
lodged in the sleeper weighed LOO
pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

"He used 10 have his fast horses along
with old Commodore VAndtfblit, -
msny's the tine they've been out On ~
road together" ,,
The man the speaker referred N died
last Friday, and did not leave enough pro-
periy to defray bis funeral expenses
:" He Was paymsefer and then supesin-
tendens Of the Harlem railroad-'
And FOO seyeh wesgy yelrs tcfore ne
death be earned ei0 month ss wa'chmse
on the New York Centr2Ps freight per. ~
the foot a. west Thirty second st-ect.
" He served duringibe war. AmonS ms
former friends were men Ike CoDnlodore
ysndsrb,lf; I. n. Barton, of the Long
Island raiirosd; the late J. y. BuckJsu,.
the engineer of the Fourth Ayenue lin.
proyemsnt; superinteDdrn, Reaseser, al
the Delaware. Lackawanna snd Western,
and many prominent ralj-oaa-Den ~ To-
day. whom he helped 10 train."
And his widow. AGED and crippled by
rheumatism, does no, know where 10 Turn
for Der daily bread.
only the week before BE- died be sub
seribed 81 for the family OF dead work
msn.
And his former fellew.employes shont
the Thirticih-stree depot generously aid
unto him as be had done INTO others and
raised Si25.
PROUD AND SILENT.
He was william ]. CsmpbeB. One
reason why he died In such misery was
that be was too proud TO ask Tor assistance
or 10 make his trne condition known % hts
former friends. lie preferred TO bear his
scrden In silence.
For seven wears he was faithful wstch'
nan on the pier. Besides bis wife bis re's-
tives were q siepson snd . stepdsugAifr.
From all he concealed the Dsttirc of his etb-
ploymeut. lie was uhweafying 10 his care
for bis crippled wife.
With the wcrkmen on the pier he was
EQUALLY retieerf. THIS have learned more
about him since hIs death than they did
during his life. tie used 30 request thst II
sny one should come n the pier and ask sor
him they should say that no such person
was employed there.
ON Friday last at G O'Clock he went IN
HI home, az No. 2l3 west Thluy-sixth
street. tie complained Of pain In the
,ide. while walking irom the Kitchen to
| he parlor few minutes later he fell down
| dead of heart. disease. james B. smith, an
npderiak,r, 81 No. $40 Eighth avenue,
buried him. although the old man died
absolutely p,nniles.. Dcpnty Coroner
O'Mcagher, who granted the deith.certio.
| cate. recognized him yaguely IN the eofiin
As man he had known long wears ago.
Campbell was six'y-seyen years old. lie
was born at Portland, Conn, and bad
brother living at Middletown, y. y. He
| became connected with The Harlem rail-
road in ls41, and resigned the Office of su-
| psrintendent In 1862. when he enlistet In
| the Fifteenth New York volunteers. lie
served three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
strike of Rai'rsss Enpssysss.

LOUISVILLE, November ls.-A JSm<s
special from New Albany, Ind, n.y.: !:
SWiiehmen and yar6men NJ thsf polut -
The Louisville. New Albany and Chicago
rosa struck this morHing for sn advance IN
rev. and work has come 10 a stand
sin The men ash for g a day. II Is
lkelv that tie trdul!e viii be promptly ad-
fuSfeh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Resisting an Eytrssop Process.
Rv vAnslo-Amertesp cable 10 the DfspAtcs

DUBLIN, November ls-A number OF
bailifs. protected by strong police force,
attempted to carry out an eviction process
to-day at Bally BuDnion, County Kerry.
They were attacked by q mob numbering
five hundred persons, and after a severe
battle the mob rescued the cattle which had
Houndei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
A Lady Ruraea so Deaih.
iBy felegra oh 10 the DispAtch.l

MONTGOMERY. ALA, November lS-A
special 10 the Adrerfizer iron Mrrion says !;
Mrs. Presley Perry. an old aud highly-re-
specied lady, was accidentally burned 20
ceath to-day. She was sewing In front 0i
4 grsie-fre and ber clothing caught. aer
body was burned almost 10 = crisp. and she
died after eight hours Of intense suffering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

Messrs. II. Il. Garden and Isaac l.. Rice.
Of New York. counsel for the West-POint
Terminal Railroad Company. are al the EN-
cbauge. In conversation last night Mr..
CsrGen said that new board Of dircctor'
would be elected to-day, aud that Mr. Rice
would be q member Of il.
Olhcr parties Interested In the ting
will arrive here this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
nsyta Ansersea's Case 10 be Tried I'm
Iaunary.

David Anderson, The alleged ssssiisnt OF
Rev. W. {. Hall and wife, VIII be tried De-
fore the Circuit Court OF henr'co AZ iss
January term. Anderson was nrst indicted
In ire coupty Court upon four charges Of
feionious assault. While these indictments
were peudinr be was indicted Tor burglary
ara srraigned before the court, but elected
so he tried before the Circuit CONT. After
fbe removal ibe frst four Indictments were
rons prosegvsed..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

|, was recently announced that ths Ger.
man Emperor had been out hunting In tue
Fores, Of Hessenbai, and had killed nine
teen deer and nine Wild plgs. This wss
true. But Il should be explained thai the
Emperor stood on the platform aad 6rcd q
the game q e was driven pas, HIN xIony =
lane about thirty PAGES distant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

i almost compleied, snd those desiring TO
obssIn Gold Watch ri a cash price on
the essy terms Of only one dollar per 'sesA
would Ia well 10 enter their nsmes beiore
al yaeanrics are filed. Call al Goddard x
Moses, $40 Main street, aad have Tue sy~
ten fxplained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

PHILADELPHIA. PESS., November IS
Hon. Thomas II. Dudley, ex-Consul to
Liverpool, TO-DAY brought SUIT against
United states senator William J. SewelI
for $4,000 damages for remarks made by
The latter in speech At Republican, meet
ing at Camden on the 7th OF october last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Strike Cemprs0fssd.
IBy tslexrA pn 10 the Dispatch.l i

LASCIsTEB, Pa, November ls.-The
stTiSe Of the employees of the Columbia
roliinc-mil for sn increase in the price OF
pudding iron TO e. IS, which has been in
progress for nearly four months, has been
compromised. the men accepting e3.75.
Work will be resumed in ali the depart
mCnts Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
Iurs,.n and r.r.isn go.

\ very large hnporfsiion OF orientai
Rugs, Carpets. Ponieres, Em 5roideries,
tuuosiio.. and Faucy Goods u exhibited
- tie wtll-known honse Of X zini'an Il
co.. Al No 80 north NiHih sir.ei. corner
Franklin. Fer particulars zee advertise
Wfuf on tits page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

brick store and cgeling Ma l0l7 veSe
Main street. between Linden and H.
seryolr streets
QUARLES 4 kcCURDY, 4 II. u. throe.
story -aDc-basement brick dwelling No.
2os Eighteenth street. $50 =. r.. tvo.
story nd-bsseneBt brick dwelling No.
1870 east Broad street
J. W. SOUTHWARK. administrator. II T..
sale OF the Eeronsi property OF the late
&. stewart Trench, jost above the city.
& b. COOK. 10 A. H.. househo,d fusni-
trre. Ac.
K. y COOK. ~ n. q, sss north sixth
street, res,snnnt, nxtnres. oroegeey,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
EVER body YrsoouBees

il the bcst. simplest. and most effective cure
ever tried. and sdy.ses sll sufferers with
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Ccnsumption,
Group, and any Throat ant Lung disease
70 use IL. A. II acts 80 Wet and speedily,
and j. so pleasant 10 the taste. everybody
ougb, TO use Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup.