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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
The DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Annual Report Of the Attorney gene
raI-IhrsTesiing Statistics.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

WASHINGTON, December The annuT
report Of Attorney General Garland con-
taIns q detailed statement Of the business
Of the Department VI Justice during The
Inst fiscal wear, together with statistic. u
crime against the United States. During
The wear CS4 suiis, aggregating in amount
e. 500, 900. has been brought against The
United Sisies under the ordinary iurlsdic-
ton nf the Court OF Claims. Toe Total
number OF such eases pending Is SOL. IT,
yolving S2j. Zoo. Under the Beupan
act | .2.sS cases have been transmitted 10 the
court ty committees OF Congress. These
involved large amount. There are noE
peuding LAO cases, the amount involved
being CSC. 10000. Under the same act
twenty eight claims, 10 the amount o.
-. OOO. Geo, have been TRANSMITTED bY
Tie heads Of departments. Oi tuc,e
8 csses, involving $4,000, 900, are silil
pending. In addition 10 the above there
has been fled under the Preach spoliition
act 2,1JO cases. amounting 10 S12, 900, 0OO. 1t
ia thought SEQ more cases will be I'll, d. add
the amount increased about SI5.00Ju10.
During the year AS suits against the
United States, claiming 2l5,506, 4aS. we're
brought 10 trial Ia 800 OF these suits,
claiiniuE slD'S'p,JJff tuc luufiuths va
for the claimants for s961,5s9. During The
year 1879 civil suits. to which the United
states was party, were terminated In the
circuit and district courts OF the United
States. The number pending July ii was
a,s26. The number Of criminal prosecu-
tons terminated during the year was
ls,47s, about one bali Of which were Tor
violations OF The ipternalreveuue laws.
The aggregate amount Of judgments rem,
dfred Ia favor OF the United states in ciyil
suits was sssl, l3s. The amount ac.uail!
collected WIS ss02, l72. The amount Oh
fines for iorfeItures and penalties imposed
In criminal prosecutions during the year
was $J6',o3i. Civil suits, to whics the
United states was not purity, numbering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
a CURsOUs BIRD.
Qaeer Eehsvier efa sbeIdrake In Cen
trut Park.

The curious behavior az sheldrske In
the CeDtralrark Geological Gardens has
puzzled Superintendent Conkiin and the
keepers, ana IL attracting much attention
among visitors. When the two seA.li0ns
wue brought 10 the park recently ibis
sbeldrake was The only one among all the
birds IN the little Enclosure outside the
lion house, where the sea-hon tank is, that
took any interest in the new comers. The
sheldrske comes from Australis, where
there are not any sea-lions. nd Is, there
fore, uBscquainted with these monsters.
Perhaps 20 this fact may be attributed the
strong interest be took in them; for. ever
since ibcy were dumped into the tank be
has seemed to regard himself their special
guardian. and spends the hours OF each day
on or near it, edge.
He stands Ike a sentry, usually on one
lee. and at first attacked the other birds,
when thev approached, with such fierce
ness thai they seem 10 have wholesome
dread OF him. and at times, when very
thirsty, sneak up 10 the basin, take hasiy
Zip. and scurry away rs though they had
come 20 the belief that the tank and iis
waters belonged exclusively TO the shell.
drake. Now, there are IN this Enclosure
many large birds, such a the pelican,
siOfk, and biiterD-biids able 10 deieDd
themselves; but, strange 10 say. they sub
nit meekly % the assumption OF proprleta-
r, right by this little wood-duck, a II by
some unseen bat potent influence directed.
The pondcrOus, sleek, and slow-moving
sea-lions come up 10 the surface now and
then, watch Their little champion drive
away iuiruders, and then, after blinking,
sleepy eyed, for few moments, fall over
laziiv into the water and disappear.
The shcldrake Il not known among nstu-
ralisis Us an ae gressive bird, and hence 10
see him fly furiously at q great pelican.
drive him from the field, and then send
long. legged sand bill crane scamper1ng
after in evident alarm. Is q curious sight.
While the sheldrake will allow no other
bird 70 sppoach the sea-llons by day be re-
lakes his vigil after nigh!fall, when the sea-
lions and birds repair % the little house
near The tank 10 sleep. and there Is a tacli
understanding that the other birds may
then auurOaph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Panic In the OIL Trade.
INV te.egra oh 10 the DispatcnI

PITTSBURGH, December THE sudden
and heavy decline in oil to-day caused q
ranic NJ the Exchange and the dumping OF
a large lot Of certificates on the market.
The session opened with weak feeling the
hearish field news having a depressing
fleet. The first sale was made ri SOC, and
a gradual decline 10 77ie. followed. Prices
then remained without change until shortly
hefore noon. when the bears made a
terrific onslaught on the market,
aud values dropped In very lew
minutes 10 7iAc. below the opening. A
seene Of the widest excitement ensued.
The holders Of long oil did everything they
could 10 stem the current, but Without
avail, and, becoming panic-sfleken, com
mrnced unloading al 7l.e. However the
decline was checked. and with n strong
sf,ort the market rallied to 7Sie. at j. NJ.
only one small failure occurred. Toe
money difference is not known. Inc oo',
tom also dropped out in New York, and
oil Tell TO re, rallied, and closed at 'ic.,
after opening at soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

A Chicago special says: No story OF SUI
fering among sailors in the recent blast
winch swept the lakes viii excite more pity
than that Of sailor LAD named Jobn.on,
who now hes dying at New Buffalo, Mich.
lie manfully stood at the wheel 81 the
schooner Scud up TO the waist IN the ice.
cold waters Of the lake all The time and
bali drowned by every wave that struck
4le vessel. while the services OF the cap.
tain and able.boGied members Of the
c'cw wee required elsewhere. Al save
one were disabled. and 10 this one toe boy
as finally compelled to appeal for relief
His prayor was granted. and not any too
som. for in n sbori time more he would
have been frozen stI at the wheel. Thurs
day morning the vessel brought up on the
beach al New Buffalo, going up high and
dry. when the men got ashore, the cap
tain and others had recovered somewhit
ron their long exposure, but johnson lies
dying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
O'D0N0SAS RosSA's EXPULI0N.
@hy the lFeniHn brotherhood Elected
Him ns an Cnu0rtby Brother.


NEW YORK, December AT q meeting
held in tai, city to.dsy by the General
Council Of the Fenlan Brotherhood
% was aecioed. in view OF The
erroneous statements made BY O'DOnO-
var Rosa regarding the severance
Of BIZ Official connection with the Brother
hood. 20 make q statement 10 the public
giving the reasons which rendered, As they
,sy. The REMOVAL o. Rosa "an absolute
necessity" The document, which is very
long. l. signed ~ George smith. Green
Point, NY: Edward Whalen. Paterson,
Nd; kudsipa Fitzpatrick, Wesiehesits,
y. y; John Murphy, New York city
John l.. Duny. Philadelphia; WilliSm ).
Gieeou, New York city; John ID. Driseoll,
Boston; James Hughes, New YORK city
and fraBci- Res, Paterson, \. j.
The slsiement saws In brief that no ms.
fortune has befailen the Brotherhood oil
hie year Tor which 0'DOnovan Rosa il
Dot personally responsible. An invesu-
eating committee % Eve, on which were
iouf Of hJs personal friends, unauimousiy
found BIN guilty Of fraud, treachery, tres-
s0u. persistent violation Of the constitution
a. financial msiieTs, and gross indiscretlon.
The Convention unanimously adopted thi.
TJOrt.
Wewould add that O'Donoysn Rosa has
refused to give Up the keys Of the post-ofiice
box rented and paid Tor by the Brother
TODD and "a the possession Of the Brother.
hood since 1865. and thai be has informed
committee Of our organization that he
would retsin all the moneys coming 10 said
boa. % letters or cards, &C., intended for
tie motherhood. We would therefore ask
ibe irienGs 81 the Brotherhood 20 address
al future communications 10 " The Fenian
motherhood. Post-0lioe Box 1882, New
lOTk city. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
FINANCIAL ANDcoMMERCIAL
NV rexA sroCs nAAKgs.


NEW yoKx. Decem Der 1.-THE stock mar
let to day AGAIN showed the usunl ecttviy.
hat the strong UNDERGONE .or lene vniie
baek gave plsce 10 decided weAkneot Inc
cowpvard .srdeBcy. while apparent eely
the sfteIIoop wren DECIDED cnsuge oc.
ourred. Increasing the strineeDcy 81 tue
, n oDey ,psIket aided by renllzing seiess
20 principals responsible for this. ncpm
is at present decidedly pesrisn seized the
OPPORTUNITY TO hammer the n'erke, ~
around. Foreign buy ing was the principal
Oi sfyurtlon 10 the decline. and materially
sictd In strong reaction just previous 10
The close. There Was heavy trading In
Reading again, bat there are no ne~ 90
,eiopmeD II. The proposed amalgAmaton
between the Hast Tennessee. kschmond
snc West Point, and Norfotk ana
vselern railroads vas me subject o. con,
ference to-day. and ~ IL understood
ihpt little Iemsips To be done bey ond the
aIranRemsl.t OF he details, but. While East
tennessee WIS strong In the morntt 6. Nor
70 X and Western wss barely steady on tue
wttle snd Richmond ard West Point
IerJ,cted. They an felt the nd vel ne infu-
cree of The afternoon, and NIL yielded
The recomms ndsfiop Of the western Union
Executive Committee that there DC no
dividend caused considerable selling OF the
stock. The opening this mon ins WIS de-
cideoiy weak. the rirst pr ere showing de-
eiipes OF from 1ss9 per cent ron last
evenings finsl figures. the ONLY exceptions
he ina Lousville and Nashville and West
ern Union Further declines we're made In
the esrly dealings, Capsta Southern being
cuntpicuous The strength in some special
ties rallied prices when the market be-
came quiet IL soon yielded. however. and In
The afternoon decided weakness beca me
sJperept, accompanied by increased
usdipg A sight rally toward =. N. was
Again followed by renewed wea knees. but
the market closed on tue rally unsettled
end Irregular. The total sales for the day
were soe, 600 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

Ethan Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lawrcnc'
Gfneral and Mr.. Roger Pryor. MI. Lfs'
Mrs. Van Aukeu and the Misses Van Az.
ken, Mr.. and Miss De Wolfe, the Misses
huger, Mr.. and Mr.. Pierre Barlow, MISS
snd Mr.. CofTty. Nj. ane Mrs. Frank While
Mrs. semmes Fitzgerald, Mrs. Alsernon =
sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. siegffed drummer,
MISS Emily Mason, Messrs. Davis, Creign-
ton. Webb, +. y. Coward, J. c. Calhoun,
and Howard Bayne.
Later in the day Miss Davis attended TIE
first society ball OF the sesson- the Junior
Patriarchs-at Delmonico's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
NEW Tariff ORGANIZATION.
A National Association Being Formed
Among The WOrktngmen.
ny telegraph to the Dispateh.l

fky felegrAr D 10 the DhpAbNAsl
PITTSBURGH. Pa December The Pitts
hurgh Conimcrc.Gt Gazette j. authority for
me statement that National Tariff Asso-
citation /. being formed among The working
men II tbe country. BY the time Of the
presideutiM election Of 1SsS, It s2y>, thou
sand. % club. will Dee ~ existence m the
North and I've southern states. The or
ranizston vas started 10 Tennessee,
Georgia, and Ai'aina. Stale orgaul-
zer, we're appointed. The wora Is
sill going on, and win be- con-
tnurd III the next presidential night
>, ended. The coming wear organizers
win De- placed IN The states OF virginia and
West Virginia. Ezch viii be thoroughly
organized. and 10 pains spared 20 bring
out the strongest vote possible. Together
with the three Slater 10 which the Organi-
za,iou exists. these will be the only
southern Stales IN which fght viii be
made IN The North each state VIII be
thoroughly cauya,sed. 10 Ms,sachu-
sets an organizer has already been
sll0uled. and clubs will De Organized 10
even ioWu and village - rapidly as posi-
ila. st5tc oTganizal ions are being placed IN
o,ler northern STATES, and IN unbrOSen
i6id 'front.' Viii Or presented from the Al
lsitic 10 The Pacific. Ihe organization
vii 10 DO wy aniagouizc the Industrial
itElif a. Philadelphia or the Protective
League o. New York. While il Is to be
g;lifelv independent Oi either, II VIII yet
tt q most useful adjunct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

ders, oF he concerned IN the taking Of or
dess for the furnishing Of any kind Of iu-
tnxicsiipe liquors from persons selling
such liquors nj any point outside o! said
city; or TO deliver, directly or by the hands
81 others, such liquors 10 persons within
the city Of Atlanta when shipped from
such outside points,, For violation OF
The shove a flne Of 600 ard hard labor for
thirty DAYS IL the penalty proposed. This
VIII affect the express company, which
VIII resist tie efforts Of the city to interfere
with theiAbusiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Grain Trains su0W-BouDd.
NV teleQrEph TO tbs Dispatch

CHICAGO, December A special dis
patch from st. Paul, MINI says: The
Manitoba railroad reports that zoe cars Of
heat are snow-bound at Nilmar; that
trains that started for Minneapolis 10 Du-
luih. loaded with wheat. were compelled
10 keep dropping of ears at way-slations
until. u ben arriving. they have little more
ttan the cab0ose left Of the trains started,
with ali the rosd, tributary 10 MINNEAPOLIS
II. Paul. and Duluth greatly troubled 10y
tie difficulty Of obtaining water forth en-
gines. IS well = lev cold and snow; and'
in addition to this, many elevators along
the lines OF the roads are full and can re-
ceive no grain for lack OF shipping iacih-
ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
THR RICHMOND DlsPATCH-WEDNESDAY DECEMBER s. 1886
1895, were terminated during the year 10
The United States circuit aud district

1885, were terminated during the yesr 10
tbe United States circuit and district
courts.
The Attorney.Gcneral briefly urges the
importance Of legislation on the following
matters, the necessity for which was pointed
out in the last annual report Fees for mar
sbsls IN the Territories; pay OF deputy
msrshals; revision Of the fee bill substiiu-
lion OF the fiscal for the calendar year;
cbif supervisor of elections; protection
10 civil officers and Witnesses; fees OF Wit
pesses and jurors in the Territories, and
The reorganization Of the jury system in the
District oi Columbia. He devotes a cnap-
fsrto the subject OF United States prisoners
sud the general question OF conyict-labor.
and advocates the building OF aGovernment
ptnittrtI5ry and rcformatory at an early
cty. He recommends the appointment OF
8 commission to inquire into the matter.
lie also renews the recommendation that
authority be gwen judges Of United suites
courts 10 sentence in their discretion pri-
scners convicted Of first offences to such re-
icrmaiones or graded prisons rs the Atior-
ney-iien, raj may select. He also urges the
necessity a additional United States iri's,
and mentions Atlsbtn, Ca, and Louisville.
n.y., as cities where such buildings are
much needed. The pumber of United
sistes prisoners in custody June so. 1856,
was 5,320.
The Attorney.General calls attention 10
the unsatisfactory condition of The revenue
litigation IN the southern district ~ New
York. and commends the suggestion OF the
Solicitor Of the Treasury for the appoint
ment OF an additional judge for the exclu-
siye trial Of revenue cases in that district.
Supplementary legislation respecting the
restoration 81 court records i strongly
urged by the ATTORNEY General Is neces-
sary for the preservation Of records OF great
value.
II Is impossible, The Acknowledgement
sgys, 10 Oyerestimate the necessity that ex-
isis for change 10 the judicial system to
eet The constantly increasing business Of
the country, and he urges that something
be done to remedy the evils complained OF
on ell sides. The AttOrney-GSnerll re-
commends that the salaries OF assistant.
attorneys in the Department OF Justice be
increased and equalized, and that the
salary Of the Examiner Of Claims in the
Department Of st9te be increased TO $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Refused 10 Vote Urgency.

IbN a DEID- hIIltIs thU NHIIN 70 N41V tn
PARIS. december In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day NJ. Michellns, an extremist,
moved urgency for revision Of Tie Con
stiiution, which, he said, was the only way
Of escaping from the present political con-
fusion.
n. Bsrodet opposed the motion. declaring
hat harmony among The different sections
f the Republican party in France was the
best security which The country could nave
" ben q crisis occurred.
NJ. Michelin's motion was rejected by
vote q 81 agalnst Al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Fatesf ana Three sons Killed.

CHICAGO. December "A special 10 the
Inter. ocean from Laporte. Ind, says: Retl-
ben Hill and his three sons were instantly
killed this afternoon near Mill creek 10y a
passenger train on the Grand Trunk rail-
way. Hills little daughter had one Of her
LEGS broken at the same time. The family
were In a wagon crossing the railroad. and
were prevented from seeing the approach
ing train by an occupied side track. HilPs
" lie died re emily, so the daughter crippled
to-day is the sole survivor OF the fImily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
A 6enufae "FAgin."
7pv telegraph 10 the DispRtch.l

CHICAGO, December IA genuine IA.
I'm " has been discovered IN the person OF
John J O'Brien alias "IOrke,' Of No. 81
Clark street, whose business l. to train boys
10 Reg and steal and rob them OF the pro-
ceeds u their industries. He was caught
through search for q boy Of fourteen.
who had left good home u become one OF
O'Bfieu'g pupils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
OVERCOATs

we recently advertised as newly received ST
reduced prices
That's all said he. Is hnAllty; and as
he PAID for bis purchases he put them under
his arm and marched or with an air OF
pride; not before. however, the salesman
had assured him thai II they did not suit he
could return them and get hls money.
"oh." said the youDgster, Il knew that
because my papa and big brother have
bought clothes here for 3 long time. and
they said would run no risk st al. Good
day sir"
Itisvery pleasant 10 US to relate this sim
pie Circumstance, g circunstsnce that seems
to tell Us that we are strengthening the ties
OF business friendship In the happy homes
OF many Richmond families
We are ready 10 welcome many more
such boys. In fact al sorts OF boys, whether
alone or In company.
We have been making more bargain pur-
ehsses for the boys this week, for We know
that many 9 fond parent has promised his
or her idol
CHRISTMAS GIFT
of o New Suit OF Clothes or an oyercoat II
he viii bea
GOOD BOY.
All boys are good about Chrstmas-tide. 30
etthsm come CT bring theRto
A. sAKs a COMPANY.
ClorHIERs. TALoRs. HArrERs.
and
FURNISHES.
zoos MAIN STREET.
lde silt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
The BuIgpriss Throne.

CoNsTANTNOPLE, December - The
Porte has advised the bulgarian regency
10 accept Prince Nicholas, Of Mingrelia, a.
successor TO Prince Alexander. The reason
given is that hs election is 1.-THE only
mans 10 pscify Bulgaria" The Porte adj
nits that the regency must maintain order,
.sbut," it adds. $50 long Is an opposing
element exists which regards the cOuntry's
interests from . different point Of view the
door is constantly open 20 eventualiueS.
The BULGARIAN Government has replied
70 the Porte that Bulgaria will never &C.
ccpt Prince Nicholas. If MIDgreIia. for the
throne, and that ii the Porte proposes
proper candidate the Government will con-
,ider the question OF new elections OF the
~nhralie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Enforcing the Action OF the Late pie
nary Council.
fRv telecranb tn the Dispatsh,l


PHILADELPHIA. December Arch
bishop RYAN, in accordance with the action
Of the Third Plenary Council OF Baltimore,
which prohibits all balls for charitable ~
s,ltutions, has notified the Catholic Philo-
pairan Literary Destitute that the b5ll an.
pounced to take place at the Academy Of
Music on the night Of February 2lsi next
cannot he given as a "Catb0hc charity
bal" The Archbishop also announces that
none Of the proceeds can be devoted either
directly or indirectly 10 charitable objects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Failed 10 Agree.
Try telegraph 70 the Dispateh.l

MuwAUKEE, December 7.-TOnight the
Jury IN the hot and conspiracy ease OF Paul
Grottkaw and Albert Moessinger reported
that they could not agree, after bailOtug
fortwepty -four hours. and were DISCHARGED.
The final ballot stood @ 10 8. u i said The
Jury bad decided 10 acquli Moessinger, but
a. the latter had been jointly indicted with
Grattkaw, the acquIttal for one and disa-
greement a. 10 the other could not he
rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Courtssies 10 Miss Winnte Davis
tspecisl telegram to the DispAtch.l

NEw YORK, December Mrs. James
Harvey Dew. of No. go west fifty-fourth
street. gave a small tea last evening TO Miss
Winnie Davis. Mrs. Dew Is the daughter
OF Judge Henry Martin, an old friend OF
jefferson Davis. Mrs. Eugene Mclean,
Mir. joseph Pulitzer, and Miss Emma
Huger assisted Mrs. Dew IN RECEIVING neg
guests, among whom were NJ. Munkacs!,
DR.. and Mrs. Van u. Thompson, hr. ana
Nine. Lama, Miss and Nj. Baker MIS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
A German Com plant.
,Ry Anglo American cable to the Disp'

10Y hIE
BERLIN, December 1.-Gencral Won
Scbweinilz, the German Ambassador al
Il. Petersburg. complained TO Count Toll
stoi. Russian Minister OF the lnteriOE, OF
the hostile language OF Russian journals
IN referring TO Germany. Count TolStol
expressed regret, and said that IN view OF
The mslevolent tone adopted by the GermIn
press against Russia he did not SEE how he
could interfere in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
mayor Of vfcksburg.
rgv tele0rap h 70 the Dispateh,l

VICEsBURG, MISS, December The
municipal election here passed III quietly.
X. r. BecA against whom there are eight
indictments by the grand Jury now peud-
ing for alleged maleieasance in Office when
sheriff OF Warren county. was elected
naYor BY a large maionty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Rank suspensfen.
INV tsIegrp Nh To the Dispatch

VIRGINIA, NV, December THE BANK
OF Gold Hill has suspended uniil 40 exam
nation % ITS affairs can be made There
has been 8 heavy run on the bank ~ bold
eTs q certificates 81 deposit and Dy inose
having stock transactions with ii. The
bank's liabilities have not been gscertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
ATLANTA wIxE-Roons.
The Issue Of Licenses ssspsndsd-rhe
Jag Easfsess.

ATLANTA, Ga, December - The issue
o' wiDefoom licenses In Atlanta has been
snsIended. There Ia pending a decision
o. The question 81 the appointment OF
nioeAnspector, whose duty IL sbail be 10
se that pure wine Il furnished. The Pro
nlp'nonists have DOW gone step further
tnsn previous legislation by asking the
suoftseh o. ctr ordnance. 10 the e.
iect that n shall be unlawful for any
pasoh. hrm, or corporation In the city OF
At'An'a 10 take orders or furnish blank or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Thought Hs " as Rich.
rspeo,sl Telegram 10 the Dispatch

COLUMBUS, GA. December IA negro
reached this city yesterday who imagined
that he was rich. He had in his possession
$500, which be yalniy endeavored to spend.
To-day be was arrested for burglary IN
Hatche- Chubbee. IL seems that the $500
which be secured was Confederate money,
and Il was this clue which led 10 MS arrest.