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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
~-r1-0rs-0rCo0.~<.-. (-~-~r."r-cJr.-C-0y
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TOR RENT

FOR RENT, "a
n DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. d
No. 407 north Twelfth street: ~ rooms
No. el3 east Leigh street: 2 rooms.
Nos. 600 and sl3 east Main street, known
as tho Edgemont Hous-." This property
is eligibly located for a well-paying board
Ing. house.
No. 204 east Main street; IL rooms and
Kitchen.
No. b1sH north Fourth street: 8 rooms
No. 200 Cumberland street, corner Belvl-
dere street: rooms.
No. 2o2 Cumberland street. corner Belvi.
dere street; 7rooms
NO. 900x west Main street; 8 rooms.
Nc. 1901 Grove avenue; 3 rooms.
No Ii east Canal street; 4 rooms.
No. 18 east Canal street: rooms.
No. 6l6 porth Fifth street: 4 rooms.
No. 20l9 Venable street: rooms.
No. SOC Norton street; 4 rooms.
STORES.
No north Thirteenth street: three
floors and cellar.
No. 1722 east Main street. 6 It'll dwelling
above; ~ present occupied by G. A. Ber-
risin es q drugstore.
No. Is north Thirteenth street.
no 27.eodSt
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE,
IA DESIRABLE, AND WELL-BUlLr
HRICK WGLLIN On LAUhEL
RTRt Er. by request OF the owner. who q
6etermined to eel and 10 about 10 remove
10 the country. ws viii seIl on
MONDAY, NovEnBsR 20. 1859.
upon the premises at the hour OF I o'clock
y. n. the DWELLISG - above descri bed
and DESIGNATED AZ No. aga south Laurel
street, containing four rooms.
The lot fronts IS feet on the west line OF
Laurel street and has . depth OF l20 feet
10 sn alley.
mr. 10 make good investment.
TERMS. Announced At sale, and liberal.
MANNING U. STAPLES Il Co,
mn os Auctioneers
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR
w Book Of Sermons aud Addresses by
DR.. John A. Broadus. Price In cloth. g. Sc;
full morocco. S. Send your order to Mrs.
9. NJ. MONTAGUE. COL east Main street,
only agent for this city. nO21.Zt
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CHESAPEAKE ANpOUlO Route,
~ SCHEDULE TAXING EFF Ecr
EOVEHRER 81 iSss.


LEAgE kICliNoND:
$40 A. ST. iOI New port News Ola Point
Comfort sni Apr'O.k. iaIy
except sun lay
11:l0 A. ". Ttrungn al iD.1 Mar na,f
points wet Size pers CiflOr
Forge TO Huntington except
sunday.
$40 p. NJ. for Newport News Gid Point
ard SOr'Olk except supd ly
400 4. 81. GorfOf svilie Accommuf tIcn
except sunday.
6.25 I. ~. for LOUSY lie CincinuG. lhi-
cagO, ~. LOUIS. Mpmpu ans
New Orleans -F8st fN..-r,-
with through PUimaI. '.Iy
Only route running y. 'aul
West from Richmond.
SUNDAY EXCU HSlON
TO Newport News and Old pout SAN.
ARRIVE N PfcHMoSp:
$40 A. N. GSrdOnsvil's Accom.uo'. 'ior.
ll:O5 a. n. nom NorfoiA, Old POS. 80
Newport News. except -u- isy.
S:o5 L. ". from local points and the Yrs.
except sunday.
6:l0 =. NJ. from Old Point, Newport NrwS
aud Norfolk daily, except Sul.
days.
$50 +. 81. from Louisville aud Cincln-
uati-Fast Express
SUhDAY EXCLUSION
tom Old Point and Newport News auiyoa
Pt6.thP 7. NJ.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad stress
Tickets az 1000 Main street and AZ the
depot. u: W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS q. WicSHAN, second Vice
Pres lcont. SET
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~~>~~><~Nr[< q, ~ ~, u = -<Nr[I-lscr-N>
r
UICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
nAND POTOMAC KAJLE0AD =:
100 s:oo ~ .S II ssa,es 1 byrd.ssrss. station
daily stops only ct Ashland
Junction. Milford, and Frede
ricksburE. Sleeper 70 Wash.
ington. Leaves Washington
for New York at l1:20 A. N.
ll.o1 A. n. leaves Byrd-Btreet station
daily, except sunday. Leavs
Warrington for New York 81
SIC s:sS :: Y T. also By limited 81
Gao p. NJ, leaves Byrd.strset station
daily. Sleeper 10 New York.
1929 A. NJ, arrives at byrd-street station
daily. Sleeper from New York.
2:Se p. NJ, arrives ~ BYRD. street station
daily; stops AZ Frederick sburg.
Milford, and Junction. Sleerel
nom Washington.
OILS +. NJ, arrives ut Byrd. Street statioe
daily, except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 p NJ, &C c m m o dation, leavN
Broad Street station; arrives
at Ashland at 8 y. N.
s:04 z. ~, leaves Elba arrives at Ashland
at 6:44 y. NJ.
o.lD A. NJ, arrives ~ icdNco ANIL
land ut 5:24 A. M.
SIS A. NJ, accom- mediation, arrives a,
Broad-Street station: leaves
Ashland at 8 A. u.
$50 Z. NJ, arrives vt Elba leaves Ashlans
at 5:t2 r. NJ.
o. .TAYLOR General Ticket Agent.
EFT. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
DICUMOND AND ALLEGHANY
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER %, 1885.
TWO DAILY TRAINS (EACEPH sun
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND IY SCHBURG.
Through Accom- Night
Mail. modAtion, Express
tho. l. mo 8. mo. y.
-
Leave
Hchmod l0:35 A VI 3:l5 = VI 6:4V N
Arrive
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r ARGE AND AUTl We
~ SALE OF WAGONS FOR GRO
GERS, BUTCHERS. AND
GENERAL DELIVERY
PURPOSES.
DEcEMRER l. 1888.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l. 1883,
commencing at IL O'Clock, We shall sell at
the Richmond Bazaar, without limit or re-
serve, D large and complete assortment OF
SPRING WAGONS
OF every description. suitable for grocen,
butchers, dairy men. and others. These are
all custom made vehicles built during The
spring ard summer-abd We have decided
To sell them to the highest bidders without
reserve, rather than carry them through
the winter. Amongst the ut are two DAY
TON FOUR. SEAT WAGONS, suitable FOR
families. and as convenient as carrlsyes
In addition TO the above. We shall sti'
several NEW and SECOND-HAND BUG
GIES, PnAETQNH, HARNESS, &C.
Bale positive. IL you need wagon. a.
tend this sale. Every one offered Will oe
sold to the highest bidder.
]. b. DAVIS.
Y. b. Cook, Auctloneer.
po0S-o7 % 20G Del
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W. Is. MCILWAINE.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
rnp1 m isainnaFa

III. &. Armistead. clerk OF the Hastings
CouIt OF the city Of Petersburg, do certify
that Alexander Hamilton has executed tue
boz required OF the commissioners under
the aforementioned decree.
JOHN &. hRMlSTEAD, Clerk.
M 27AteiAl2-9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
By Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneere,
Ills Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneere,
Ills Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
~ ON THE CORNER OF TWENTY
EIGHTH AND q STREEfS AND ON q
STREET.-By virtue OF IA decree OF Rich
mond Chsncery Court entered on .ne 9th
Of November, 1865. in the suit OF Hord, who
sues, SC, rs Montgomery et ais, the UNDER
signed special COmmissiooer, appointed
therein, will sell on the premises, at 4:30
I. VI. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Q, 1886,
the REAL ESTATE described in said de-
cree, being TWO VACANT LOTS situated
In the eastern part OF tie city OF Richmond.
each having q froat OF % feet on the north
line OF q street and running back l2s feet
fopn alley one OF sad lots being located at
the northeast corner OF Twenty eighth ami
q streets. and the other beginning So feet
east Of said point.
Terms or aALE: Cash as TO one fourth !;
aud the residue In thrse negotiable notes,
payable TO said commissioner AT six,
Twelve, and eighteen mouths, Interest
added. title retained I'LL all Of said pur-
chase. money Ii paid and deed ordered by
the court. a. X: CUUhINE1,
Special Com missioner.
J. THOMPSON BRowE & Co., Auctioneers.
HoRD, wBosUEs, &C., plaintiffs. AGAINST
NoNTGoMERY's ADMINISTRATORS AND
AIS, DEFEsDANTs-Is THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Benjamin II. Berry, clerk OF said court
cial comm issloner by tae decree in said
cause OF November q, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 26th day OF
November, 1856.
no27 BENJAMIN h. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

LOUISA CoUNrY-To WIT:
hereby certify that tue bond required OF
the aforementioned special commission
ers In the cause OF Howard. who sues ZOE
Sc, &c. slate.H Gold. Mining Company et
ais.. has boen given with approved security.
Given under my hand this ist day OF No
vember. 1896.
no l3-Ss4w
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WASTS.

w ANTED, TEN FlRST-CLASS
w Furniture. Rubbers aud Finshers
Apply al once to PRESTON BELNiN.
m o7-0ts NO lS Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
ny n. ". Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
CITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES.
LOCATION ELEVATED AND HEALTH
FUL.
SURROUED!NGs USOBJECTlONABLE.
Buy O:E.
wiz sell, on ne premises, on


/ wiz sell, on ne premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 50, 1855,
beginning ut O'Clock p. x. bout FIFTY
EXTREMELY HANDSOME StlLDlN +
LOTS situated near the Brook turnu.ke.
inst In rear Of the residence OF John y.
Crenshaw, fionting on Howard street
which extends rom tho turnpike out to the
Hermitage road a little beyond the Fair
Grounds, and occupying hlgh and oe9@ll .
lui situeuou. aiiurdIng An excellent Y eW oi
the surrounding country aud much or the
city. There IS no better location for sub
urban residences than this. being close 10
the city aud accessible TO g. 10y two roads
the Brook aud the Hermitage, The forMer
bringing you into the business centre Of the
upper section Of the town, ana the ptIFr
INTO the upper aud fashionable residence
emf by q tlNe-miuUieS' drive.
ALSO,
a few BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the Brook
turnpike Just beyond Nj. CrenslaW resi-
dence.
Pats csn be seen at the Office o, the auc-
tioneer. ~
TERMS. Liberal. ". ". BOWE.
no. Auc'lOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF GOLD
" MINE IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA BY
virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Louisa county, Va. pronounced ia the
chapcery cause, Howard. who sues for, &c,
Us. The Slale-Hill Gold-Miniug Company 81
ais, the undersigned, appointed epeclal
commissioners for the purpose, VIII ouer Tor
sale at public auction. TO the highest bid
der, at Louisa Courthouse, Va, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ii. 1899.
at O'Clock y. NJ, the SLATE-HILL GOLD
MINE, consisting of tract OF 6lf ACRES
OF LAND, lying in the county OF Louisa,
Va, half mile from Pendleton station, on
the Chesapea he and ONO railway and situ-
ated in the gold mining region OF Lou'sa
county. This property mas upon IL several
shafts; has been lately worked, and has
quite large quantity OF ore raised. which
passes with the property. 10 IL considered
by mining experts very valuable anu rlch
gold property.
say 81, 600; balance ON credit OF one, two.
and three yearS. the purchaser executing
bends with approved personal security, car
third OF the purchase. money be paid IA
cash, security on the bonds for deferred
paymept u will he dispensed with. In either
ca sc the legal title VIII be retaired until al
the purchase money shall nave deem paid
and conveyance ordered.
Further information may be had or
FRANK V. WINSTON,
WILLIAM h. BIBB,
GEORGE X. ANDERSON,
Special commissioners.
Louisa Courthouse, Va.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN BAIL
IN Road.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Il. 1856
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBUR3

LEAVE RICHMOND
1850 A. NJ. Daily, Utd Richmond aun Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive az Pc.
tersburg 1920 y. ". leave Pe.
tersburg 1880 p. N. daily; sr
rive at Norfolk SHOP. NJ.
lI:sO A, N. Daily. ga Hich.nOnd and p
tersburg m abroad. Arrive ~ Pc.
teIsburg l2:zo +. NJ 80. 8
leaves Petersburg 1910 +. "
fol- Farmyile, Lynch burg, Ro-
snoke. Bristol. Knoxville. sns
all points south and west
$50 p Il. DAILY, except sunday, ria Rich
aoni and Petersburg railroad
Arrive Peters 1urg 7'l5 j. n.
leaves peteYpurg 7:20 p. NJ
daily. arriving Norfolk 10 p
81. Through car Richmond 10
Norfolk.
$50 T. " Daily, except sunday, IA Kicn
mOud and Petersburg raillOti
Arrive NJ Petersburg 7;lb I. NJ
connecting VITA Train No.
leaving Petersburg At o:Z5 h
NJ. for Farmvll.e. Lynch aurg
Roanoke, Bristol, Knox mo
Chattanooga, and all po'pu
south and west.
PULLMAN SLEEPING. CAN ACCOMMC
lAJIOS5.
so. i-Slseping-c from Petersburg e
Bristol " thOut caalse,
No. 9-Rounckr 10 Atlanta, Macon, ono
New Orleans. without change.
Tickets. baggage cneCks. and all lniJrnis
ton can be obtained at Richmond and te
tersburg rRirOsd depot aud pt 4. Gar.
bcr's 1000 NalugtreeL. ". %. BENlLL.
General Pssser ger and Ticket Agent.
CHARLES a.. Edo. Nlcc-PresidUnt
General Office. Roanoke. Va. So ~
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f.. u. Coob. Auctioneer.
GALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
~ WATCHES, CLOCKs. JEWEL
RY. SC, AT AUCTION.

/ will sell at No. 1893 east Main street,
TONIGHT
at 81 O'Clock fine assortment OF GOLD
and SILVER WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEW
ELhY, &C. sale positive, and good bargains
NAV he mad II. b COOK,
no2g AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

Cgrrsspondlugly quick tins 20 otLOI
POINTS. Through bills OF ladlng 'Aned ~
low rates q. A. TAYLOR,
sel7 General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

WANTED. BY AN EXPERI-
w ENCED Farmer not efrald OF work,
a Situation on q farm, or wonld take
small farm on shares. Address j. e.. care
Box JAP, Manchester, Va. nO27-3ts
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- ONLY ALL-WATER RoUrE
JAMES River by DAYLIGh

GREAT TOURIST kDUff.
JAN STUNS, DUTCH GAb. And "AE
eCESERR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

w ANTED, EVERY HOUSEKEEP.
w ER to try quart. can OF Acme Reno
and druggists.
Manufactured and sold by
Mrs. A. I.PYLE,
aoe north Fifth street. Richmond, Va.
oc 2-Sa ,Tu&Th3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
DHlLADELPUIA, BIcI- q III
{. '.asfss
MOSQ AID tpKtOi
sTEAMsHIP COtPANN.

Appointed sal. DAYS Fverv1r 'hY
ara FRIDAY atIZ 81. ana every SOAK
~ 5A. ~
freight for FIesdSys' end F.i 10
ers received "a Ii.tuA. "a, for 'Nf
steamer III J.. b. saturday. ie'
ceived daily tn z. NJ.
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rHr R1CHMoND rfsPATCH-SATURDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1886


,.os-'DSse--S)-~I%~0~</ or-vOoIsoJNNroN.N~~
BY Manning o. Staples a o..
uaai rstats Axeuta and Auctionesfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
FIKsT.CLAs., MEALS.

RATES MUCH LES~ THAN Iif-
CHANGED BY Any OTHER kJl iL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

pAKER WANTED.-WANTED, A
~ No. Bread and Cake. Baker; sober
and industrious. Apply to or address at
once. j. III. WEST,
no26-3t Greensboro, ". &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-09
RELEASED FROM SING SING.
A Convict PavdOncd for ProteesIug
His Keeper Against q feIiow. Convict.

A swarthy son Of Italy, covered with
smiles and q new suit Of clothes,
emerged from the front portal Of the
Sing Sing prison just as the old-fash.
toned clock in the entr ance-hall tolled
twice on Wednesday afternoon, and
with light step marched along
the circuitous drive leading to the
railway station. 1t was Giovanni Lorino,
Of this city, who had been sentenced ia
four years Imprisonment on December
18th last on his confession Of the crime
Of grand larceny in the second degree,
and whose pardon had arrived from
Albany at 1890 A. NJ. The reason
assigned by Governor Hill for granting
the pardon was that Lorino had rem
dered especial service to the State " in
that he had protected from injury and
perhaps saved the lives Of Instructor
James Bulger and Keeper Paul Hart.
Lorino was employed in the mould
ing-room Of the north stove foundry,
and at his side worked Michael Marion,
young Now York "tough," who is
serving ten.yesrs' sentence for grand
larceny. Marion had been troublsso me
to bis keepers, and on the night Of May
10th was reported for punishment by
Instructor Bulger for stealing work.
This offence consists 10 burying in the
sand small mouldings, after the task
set for the day has been counted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-09
ON TRIAL sOR MURDER.
A wosrau ana Her Lover Charged
win Poisoning Her Husband.

woman NUu thtf
with Poisoning Her Husband.
lCorrespondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
July I, 1886.
The trial Of Mary c. Howard, charged
with the murder Of her husband, George
Howard, by poison, is now 10 progress
in the County Court. She was indicted
on Monday, jointly with jacob A. Bay
top, both as principal and accessory be-
fore the fact. On Tuesday the trial
commenced. Six witnesses were exam
ined on that day, including the state
Chemist, DR.. Taylor. The following
facts have been elected Arsenic was
found in tho stomach Of the deceased,
and the symptoms indicated arsenious
poisoning. There were indications of
criminal intimacy between the prisoner
and Jacob A. Bsytop. The prisoner
treated her husband (the deccased)
uDkindly. The deceased was dissatisfied
with the conduct Of the prisoner with
Jacob A. Baytop. Thirty.four wit
nesses have been summoned; other Wit
nesses will perhaps be examined. The
indications are that the trial will last
several days. The parties severed in
tho trial, so that Jacob A. Baytop will
be tried at the conclusion Of the present
trial. The colored people are very much
incensed against the prisoners; so much
so that the counsel for the prisoner
struck off the four colored jurors. Mr.
Il. F. Bland, one Of the counsel for the
accused, subjected DR.. Taylor to o
protracted cross examination, but elicit
cd nothing for his pains. The Doctors
statements were too lucid for any cross
examination to throw any doubt upon
the fact that poison was found in the
stomach of the deceased.
Nearly the entire morning session OF
the court Wednesday was taken up
with the discussion Of the sdmissibility
of the declarations Of the deceased as to
the symptoms Of his disease detailed to
a witness during his sickness. The dis
cussion will be resumed on the re-
opening Of the court.
Marquis Jones, Esq, the Common
wealth's attorney, is conducting the
prosecution, and Messrs. B. F. Bland
and James N. Stubs represent the
prisoner.
Dysentery is prevailing in the county.
Mrs. Alexander Shackelford, the wife
Of the chairman Of the Board Of Super
visors, died on Tuesday morning at
4O3, and was buried to-day. DR.. David
COulling is very ill at this place.
@ H.
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prevent accident. A negro servant,
throoeh mistake, used bucket ei
poisonous disiuiectant TO make the css-
tern pump catch. The Board OF Health
took charge Of the premises, and have
one OF tho steam flre-engines at WORK
TODAY removing the water.
The United States fish-comm'ss'on
steamer Albauoss came out OF the dry
dock At the nayy-yard this morning,
and the steamer Spsedwell went in to
have the experimental metallic pants
ON her bottom examined. The Alliance,
with Admiral Jouett's Board of Naval
Inspectors ON board, has sailed for
Newport, Rhode Island, where she VIII
received her torpedo outfit. Her ulti-
mate destination is not as yet known
but il is thought to be China, to tako
the place of the Trenton, now on her
way home.
Professor Il. e. Blackwell and Pro-
lessor W. W. Smith, Of Randolph. Ma
con College. are visiting Rev. j. ID.
Blackwell, d. D., in Portsmoth. Pro-
fessor Blackwell is the son Of DR.. Black
well, and Professor Smith is the Doc
tors nephew. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-09
NORFOLK AND VICINITY.

The Republicans and the Congress
sionai Ctsiern Poi.
soned-- Yard Matters, &c.
lcorrespondenc Of the Richmond pispstch.l
July s, 1856.
All the talk among the Republicans
Just now Is the approaching Congress
sionsl Convention in this city. The
friends Of Tx. Collector Bowden are very
busy, and claim that he will not only
get I'll the delegates from Norfolk and
Portsmouth, but large proportion Of
the counties. Libby, they say, eau
only hope for the thirty votes on the
Peninsula, and tie Grand Army inha.
ence is not strong enough hereabouts
to do Colonel Clay any good. Other
aspirants will not amount to much. 1t
is conceded that the real contest for the
nomination will be between Libby and
Bowden. The Convention will consist
Of 100 delegates, ard Bowden's friends
claim that BIO will start from bis home
lthe two cities and county with fifty
one. However, that remains TO be seen.
Despite the hard work Of the wreck.
ers, the Boston schooner Weybosset
continues hard ashore at Seawell's
Point. She went ashore at high water,
and is an immense fourmaster, heavily
laden With coal.
Owing to the excessive rains Of late
oil the crops Of corn along the Dismal
Swamp canal are injured, and the cotton
crop promises to be total failure.
The Old Dominion steamer Guysn.
dotts, which was ashore in York river,
Left last night for New York.
The trucking season Is closing up
rapidly. There Is very little now left
to ship except potatoes.
Tho wster supply at the Ocean
House, In Portsmouth, eistern con-
tsinipg l50,o00 gallons. was poisoned
yesterday, end had to DO closed up to
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and thus having so many pieces
.head 10 tighten the next days
FORK. when the instructor appeared
in The monlding.room the next day
Marian struck him in the face with his
f,st. and then picked up heavy IRON
Nod sand.ram. With this he was about
10 fell Bulger, when Lorino wrested II
from him. At this moment Keeper
Hart came TO the assistance Of the in-
s,ruotor. Uoon sight of him Marron's
nrv seemed to increase, and Selling
,notber ram be turned upon Hart, but
Vas again foiled by Lorino. The muir.
dsrous convict was finally secured and
nlaced in a dungeon, and when the ex-
c;,sment had been allayed among his
fellows work went on as usual. =.
Paragraph No. Is Of the 90 Rules oil
Tho Executive Chamber for the Govern.
ment of Prison Officers" orders that
when any convict renders any great
and special service to the State in the
prevention or quelling Of an iDsurrec-
ton. or in the saving Of life or the pro-
lection of property, full report OF the
facts and circumstances, together with
the names of the persons cognizant
thereof, must be forwarded to
the Governor at once. Warden
Brush prepared statement IN
accordance with this rule, and strongly
recommended Lorino's pardon, as
a measure calculated to inspire the
other prisoners with respect for disci-
pline. Lorino, who cannot speak
word Of English, and who knew no.
thing Of the rules governing prisons IN
this country, had no intimation that
his conduct would secure his release,
and appeared to think that be had only
done what any man would have done
under the circumstances. When the
news of his reward was commune ted
to him his joy knew no bounds, ADD
after thanking his keepers, he took tho
s5.32 allowed him for mileage aud
made the fastest possible time to his
home at No. &c Downing street, in this
city.
Lorino is said by the prison officials
to possess intelligence far superior to
that Of most Italians sent to Sing Sing.
He is thirty years old, basket-maker
by trade, and owns small farm in his
native land. lie first came to this
country with the family Of an Italian
nobleman as a valet. He fell in love
with the lady's maid in the same party,
married her when they returned home,
and came back here to seek his fortune.
The actual crime for which he was COM
mitted was gambling. He won small
sum of money from one Of his coun-
trymen at cards, and upon complain,
of the loser was arrested. Although
he returned the money the charge was
pressed, and four-years' sentence re-
suited.