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BATy's CASE.
A vord,cs of Guilty on Two Counts.

lNDtrlHl tcifhFAtl W tho bt'Rtelnsl
NORFOLK, March 10.-The fourth
days trial Of ex-Cashier George NJ. Balm
opened this morning in the United
States Court rs early rs 8 o'clock. Hon.
p. W. Mckinney continued the argu-
ment for tho defence and spoke for
about an hour and half. Judge Crump
followed for the defence for two hours,
and Colonel Cstlett Gibson closed for
the Government The case was given TO
the jury shortly before 2 o'clock, when
Judge Bond made very impressive
charge and one very favorable to the ac-
cuscd.
At $40 the jury came in and returned
ayerdict Of guilty on the first and second
counts in the indictment, when the jury
WAS adjourned until next Thursday. The
first count charges that the whole report
made by the cashier was false and made
with intent to defraud, The second
count ia the same as the first except that
the charge is that the intent was to de-
celve the agent appointed 10 examine tho
back. Assistant istrict-Attorney Lyons
states that these are omnibus counts
and cover the whole. 4 motion for a
new trial was made by Mr.. Richard
Wake, counsel for the accused, aud
hearing set for next Thursday.
Mr.. Balm was still held in tho custody
Of the Court on his bail bond. He left
for home soon after the adjournment OF
the court
The January Jury was adjourned over
by Judge Hughes until Thursday. The
other bank cases went over until the May
term.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY MARCH IL 1888

mules to keep mp the pace, and with
such success that | was enabled to reach
the incline that led to the open country.
Having by this time reloaded, they
sent in second volley, one shot striking
me in the cheek. while another disabled
two OF the leading mules This brought
INC TO standstill, and the three men
rushed forward | fired the foremost,
bringing him down, and the other two,
swearing fearful oaths, made toward me.
/ recocnized them az Odertou and Mon
drum. The man bad hit was Dlneili.
slipped out on the oit'slde, where l
was partially covered by the cart.
"Stand back" 1 said, "or III fire.
What do you want ?"
"Hand over tho money, replied
Osierton. with IN oath.
"What money!" 1 asked. "There
is no money here"
Don't parley with us, slid the other
ruflan, cor III put bullet through
you in no time"
81 tell you there is no money here, /
repe&sed "nothiug but medical stores.
Look for yourselves. .
"Siand out Of the way, then" said
Osiert0u.
stood aside. revolver in hand, while
the blood streamed down my face aud
neck. They both diycd into the cart.
At this instant i cast my eyes down
the road, and saw small party OF
mounted men II ling toward us. /
sprauy 20 the crest OF the hill, and
waved my hat frauticaiy TO them. The
next moment ] heard a report and felt n
burning sensation MT the side Of my
head; then dropping to the ground, lost
all consciousness.
When recovered 1 found myself in
bed at Chrries Post. suffering from q
gnnshot- wound that had nearly made an
end OF me missing by almost hairs
breadth, but giving me n nasty knock on
the head aHd carrying away a portion OF
my left car.
The horsemcn 7 had eoen were Com
missary-Goneral Lanfree and three Of
fcers OF his department on their way
from the front. They at onco observed
my signal, rode rapidly mp the hill,
where they found ne insensible, the
driver severely wounded in the NECK and
two ribs broken by the wheels having
passed over hin.
Dinelli was dead. The other two rode
of, and escaped TO the Orange Free
State, taking part against us subso-
qucntly in the 1ransvoal war but after
that nothing further vas ever learnt re-
garding them.
The money was conveyed safely by
Or. Mills 10 Ladysmith and deposited
with the Resident Magistrate, from
whose custody it was atterward trans
fcred to its proper destination-the
worthy Doctor receiving back his supply
OF medical appliances.
! was compimented by the General
for what be was pleased to term the
courage and resolution had displayed;
and on tic report reaching home / was
promoted. and received a decoration in
recognition OF the service | had rem
dered.
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Norfnlh Accidents.


~ u W - ~ - w IN y -7|1''I
NoRFouX, Va. March l0.-A youth
named Harry Rogers, son Of w. J. Ro-
gers, reporter Of the Iiyiniqa. in
Portsmouth. rode his bicycle against o
street-car to-day, and had four ribs and
a sboulder-blade broken, and was badly
hurt internally. 1t IS thought he will
die
superintendent. 0. Troy. Of the Yir-
ginia Beach railroad, has rendered Sena-
tor A. j. Dalton q free excursion train
TO the sea coast for the State Democratic
Convention in May.
William HiggertOn, a well-known car
pentor, was struck by falling beam to-
day and severely injured about the
head,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

PETERSBURG, Va, March l0.-Georgt
Owen (colored), penitentiary convict
was arrested here this evening charged
with the larceny OF copper peellng, q
large quantity Of which he brought ID
Petersburg in wheelbarrow. The cop
per is supposed to have been stolen ID
Richmond.
The case Of Royal Owen, charge
with felony, who is confined in the ia
OF Chesterfield, will come up on his fit
trial on Monday. 1t is believed the cas-
will be ended by Holle I'roseQa.
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ISprcI2I t0Iosram % mo NIsphinn.I
FoRT8Fss MONROE, Va, March 10
The first german Of the season Is now in
progress at the Hygeia Hotel. II is led
by Fir. w. Scott Darlington, OF Rich
mond. About fifty couples Gre dancing,
and the only regret is that 1t ~iltclose
at midnight.
Among the Richmond people here to-
nightare Colonel Eulord, Decatur Aytell
and wife Mss Lewis, Miss Maggie Free
land. W. Fred. Peasants, 10. Lane
Stern, ". $. Workman. Warner G.
Moore, ". II. Allison. ". r. johnson,
John J.. Taylor and Hoth Lor.on.
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Alexandria Notes.

ISp3CIAI I9IeRfHin I0 nc OI1NaV--I
ALEXANDRIA, Va. March l0.-Nelson
Mills, in Prince William, was Quilted one
night recently, with nearly tho entire
contents. The fire is supposed 10 have
been the work OF an incendiary. The
loss is heavy.
John Dillon, at the local depot, got
his hand caught in coupler and his
finger mashed of.
Albert Starnel, Esq, OF Fairfax, is
extremely Ill.
Colonel William Gaskins, Of Warren
ton, Is reported nearly entirely blind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

The Proposed Reorganization or tIio
Danviiic ans sew silver abroad.

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roe5 sbon,i brine more imam snoDgb ro
r Y',,' ;te d15fs If Sbirl fbfre is no nos -
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MAN of rao-o.n.1.tiop docs iot d,-l
ius,Iv v..l a.. li.r.etrcfs,r.d sock I'm
th.,o,d 4 ,or-a.,i.e WAS Amounted 10
to ,l.o' ma -. -,,..l.r consolidation
g,ba Zine OF iest tobacco during
fine 80. .aa hon t,ler,i,l,- GOOD Inn.
III have nat ne,u n,er lsrga. Tberc
b.s ,.an con.,Ior,l.fs aorcrna.s ON fine
n,r4 of h,rc,s ,o ',.sl-o nrr.n.sa. and
p~icas ebo.g q marked a..va1ce over
tboso of last wool rartio8larly a., lowor
ard ;,4cr,nc.l;,fo cr,les. iibcro has
Tao, l.-i.,. i, 7,rio.s for ,na ,-r,r.
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t .iou' ~ -. i.'I no
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q, -. -. &c, p,;T.,,.llo
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sor,,;oos - tI,o Iirst part;st cbrr.b
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80, -t- tlo aC,o 81 e,yor4y.ono yeors Nv
'I;9 III was horn in Vermont ON Anril
- 80 1917 wort ~ Wcetarn New YorF
noor Cbotenoua Tata ST fine aoe of
t,v y,I yeare and four years after com
menced bis career as teacher. and CON
timed ON until he had reached his
sixtv.third wear. lie first taught
in the Dunl'lrk New York; Academy.
tLen entered jefferson COLLEGE. at
Cononsbnrg. Pa. where be graduated
with distinction In 1872. In lS47he came
TO Virginia from Ohio and assumed the
professorship OF Greek and Latin ut
Hampden-Sidney College, to which ne
had been called, and remained at this
college until the breaking oUt of the late
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11
ECZEMA AND EVERY SPECIES
e.
OF ITCHING AND BURNING DISEASES
CURED BY CUIICCRA.

Eczema or salt Eheum. with .t' agonizng iich-
iug o1d burning, Instantly relieved 10y q warm
Dah with CUrl~CEA SOAP Guda silrlo IDplioa-
ton ot CCUCUaA, tho Gr,at ekln-Cure. ILis,
repeated daily. r..h no or three t04-r 81 tUri-
CUHA Esrl LYGSr, he Sew Disqualification. 10 keep
the ,.pod cco'. the perspi-acn pure aaI unirr-
tgfiuF, RE p . w'i- orcu, t.s live. and silue!s
active. will speedily cure f'Z4WH, Irrc-, Ring
worm. Psoriasis. LlcLen, Iruritt-. @'a.d Jttat.
DAudrdN. AMI every species 20 Itching. ScSly,
ne best physicians aud all known remedies fglI.
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sEINE THREAD.

NETTING, NETTING.--N.se.Swvas
~ We have increased facilities S~'1'nz- WV
for manufacturing Cotton Nettiag for hauling
seincs Sc. and can give lowest figures. Parties
using these goods Ia large quantities will nnd it
10 their interest 20 write to vs. Also, Linen aud
Cotton Gill Netting, Seine Iwines, Lines,
Yawking, Corks, Corkwooo, &c.
l. LICurENSTEIN'S SONS,
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets.
Sole importers OF the celebrated Lion Brand
Seine Thread, warranted 70 give Satisfaction.
70 ~
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WORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
A POINT
TRAINS DAILY.

The feyorite ro-te % Baltimore Thcs,eamer.
on tl!s uuC are mOIels Il beauty. elegance, AMI
comfort Leave Richmond '3.J p. NJ. leay,
We11 Point ....l .-, fau.sdayt. sud ~s'urdafs
al T.. 81: leaTs Baltimore tuesdays, Thurs
ca,s, Hui 51tur.a,s lt4P 81. arrive ~ balu-
more A. 81. srrive r- TT 'lm0nd iO.iO A. II.
Faro Rlchmori 10 baltimore Tlr-t-ciass y
second class. fi..O.
Vbe Nogk.iuvor Limo aCor,s superior udyan.
isEes 10 huslnoss men ia eLating them 30
lray1 Richmond near $40 rlrTn ot the DAYS
transactions and Grr.so a. baltimore early nozg
morning. after having on.1Ye; delightful
nights rect, lreo lt0m tue d1sl aud Loise ot rail-.
Wsy travel
WEST POINT ACCONNODATlON
Leave Richmond Qweu;y-ihud
street fepou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t':lJ A. ".
ArrtVo Richmond u@enty-ihiri
sues. depop ...................... fh:iAP. ".
'Daly. tDaly except sunday.
Uepo. ami t.cket-yare: i0of Wig MA street
Uptown Ollce Corner ienta Rid Nain sireeiA
JAS. h. TAILOR.
General fc.solg4~ Agent,
Oh. -. 1DIlA,
Division la sen2er Agent,
h.chpOnl "a
SOL HAAS. Tgnel' Manager.
=. y. THOMAS. Conceal Manager. dcl5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

Some i've months a-o Lat tho plcasurs 70 in
form you o. my impsoyomeutia h3 use Of no
CUriCU7A HFNEplr, I'D my cg3eCf Hcyor' Chronic
Fczoma E-ytneuato-a, ord today choeriully
coulrm all thea sait. Iconsd.r lay euro p0r-
feet and comp.rt and ai-lou.s e. entirely 70
your remedies. having used ro q h0rs.
FFHEAN >CdENcNARDO.
1905 ?onua avenue, e. Louis, 3Io.
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LrSEs:
"a ~ gsgE szE r.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
nAisCs J, 1883

AND OHIO ROUTE
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
nAlsCs J, Is5s
LEAVE nicnxosH
sH A NJ for Newport New. Old Point Con-
fort and Norfolk asily. Pullman
ysiace car 10 ola POloL
li.o3 A n. Through and Local Mall % all points
west, except sunday. sieepers CHI.
ton Forge 70 Huntingdon
go p. NJ Tor Newport News, Old Point ana
Norfolk, excopg sunday. Pullman
ParI0r car Washington 30 Old Poio's
100 P. NJ. Charlottesville Accommodation, or
copt SUNDAY.
Cd p. N. FOR Louisville, ciocinnat', ch.cafa
~ Louis. Memphis, ana New or.
ieans-fsst Express with through
fnllmans dSiiy. Only route running
pullmans West from Richmond.
AEalys IN RlcssosDi
go A. n. Charlottesville Accommodation, ex-
copt sunday.
io:sS A. II. nom sorsoix. Old Point. and View.
port News. except Sunday. fullmsa
PariOr Cur Oh. lClnt % HsshingtoD.
$40 r. ". from local points sni tho West or
cops suDcay.
40 p. u. from old POINT, Newport Sovs, aud
Norfolk daily Pullman Palace car
Old FONT 20 Ciucinnaa and Louis
filin.
200 p. w. from Louisville and Ctncinnat-fees
Express daily.
Depot; Seventeenth sud Nyoaf f'resrL
Tickets Al ZOO Main street and A. Tue depot
H. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Ageat
WILLIAMS G. V'cKuAN, Receiver Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. mia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

Ihsys suffered from Salt Eheum FER over eigh.
years, o. times 80 md tha; could not attend to
my business for weeks o. . liiso. lhre0 boxes
OF CUlICURA auI f)gr bottles Of frs0IyEsr have
entirely cured mo Of this dreadful disease.
JOHN III aL, WISo3b2rre, Pa
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH-Iz5.Th
..sSass lz6fes
MoND AID NORFOLK
kTEAMsaGP CoAPANY.

Appointed calling days Every TUESDAY
ara FRIDAY al u ", AMI every SUNDAY ats
A. y.
Freight for Tuesdays and Friiays steamers
rscsiyed til 1890 A. IL: Tor suniays' str amer
ill ) z. "A. saturday. FreighE received daily TIL
b =. ".
Fare So
FOR further information apply n
d. ". 0cCARRICK,
General Southern Agent once Rockets,
W. L. CLYDE h Co.,
no. General Agents Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

PINPLEs, Blackheads. Charpsa AID oily Skin
prevented hv CCrIcuRA MEnlCATED soar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcrgA, 50c.; SOAP,
CSC: RrsOLvgNr. q. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston, Mass.
81 Send for "HOw 90 Cure SHiu-Diseases," 64
pages, 30 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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Nos g ant % ua-a I'D stops. No. % stops
only Ou signal Cd. Aar'rfster and Chester. 70
IS s.op~ ,ply pu -i-lal o. Chester, Centralla,
anu 1ianche3isr ',o % sf1ps on signal AZ all
regular Stations AMI G.so a. Temple and Port
va tnall. No-. u. % So %, IS, and 81, will stop
e. ali stations Tor ga scngors.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
OnTrain. Nos. Ilnni y slecping-csrs betseen
New lOrC aud Tampa. fla. lrid Jacksonyillel.
on trans SOS. u and - s.eepinS-cers between
Washington aut Charleston. On Train No "
sleeping cars between 81 a@hiu2ton ant Jack.
sonynlo. On Train 40 - s.oeplHg-cars between
Jacksonville and SOW orii.
On Grains Noe. = AMI Is s,eeping-cars between
Washington apd IhOmasylIle. un Trains Nos.
% and t6 a!eepiug-oars between Washington
and M llmingtoh
Ia addition g. he above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
CONSISTING o. YfsIiBCLE PuLLdAN CAhs OSLr,
lenye Richmond. south bound, AZ a:s3 l.. VI. aud
arrive az Petersburg az y 81. on Mondays,
Leave Petersburg nor.h bound, az ~ A. N.
and arrive ~ hchmO.i at 3 A. 81, on Mon-
dags, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, AID satIr-
d0ys.
Extra fare is charged or this train.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LIsE TO NORFOLK.
LEsYT. AARiYa.
Richmond. .'Ic:sA " Norfolk........:s, =. y.
BlehmOuL ..'61j =. 20. Norfolk. .... $50 Il. IL
NoTfOig. $50 4. ". itch nSad. l-J Z. ".
Norfolk.....'4:5OP T.. ". Richmond. SIS T.. 81.
These trains AlsO make ciOio connexions tor
Fannyille. ynchburg. and southwestern pouits.
and all stations on tue NorfoiS anl western rail-
rOni, except The 1913 frain Passengers foe
points west Of Petersburg should tSke me ~
train instead. l.. ". 81 iLf.
superintendent.
f.. ID. @YgRs 0eueral Spperintsndcu.
I. NJ. ENTxgsoN, General Passenger Agent
SOL. Haas, trade Manager. fe@
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old DOMINION STEAM xssgsY
" SLIP COMPANY. s-naSs<s


FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az /. NJ.
steamers Leave Now York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ~ 2 r.
Nj. arriving "a kichm0nd MONDAY and tR[-
DAY AOhNiNGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CabtA fare 70 New YORK ria Jamss-rlTcr
route dncudlag meals aud berth) ...-....s9 90
Round. trip tickeis, limited 10 thirty days
after date or issI0. Observation-Disclosures. "a %
Steerage, with subsistence. 6OO
SteeFage. without Hu osisten ce.............. W
Cabin fare uiG Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
Cabin fare vfa Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. 10 %
Tickets can DO obtained At A. w. Garoer's. 1000
Nain street: Chesapeake aud Ohio and hich-
mond ana Petersburg depots. ana ~ compaDy's
Offices. 1901 Main street. aud wharf Rockets.
freights forwarded ana through fiis OF ladlns
ssued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
IT. ESDAIS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AMI
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio ral-
way ic;a Newport News a. A. NJ, and ey
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad tsane dsysl
nj iu49 A. NJ, Will make CONNECTION Al NOn-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 Co, Aecnis,
No 1891 Main street, and
noa Company's wharf. kecscIss.
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RAILROAD LINES.

DIEDMONr AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DANYIILG RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE 70
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
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ARRIVE RICRa0SD.
t:c5 P. NJ Ma L daily Except sunday.
G35 A. NJ. ACCOhMODAfiOS daily Sexceps
Sundap
S;Co A. NJ. NIGHT * PRESS daily Except hoa-
cay.
CONNECTION
Al Cii.ton Forge With Chesapeake AMI ohls
railway for the South. West aud Nor hwosL
AZ Lynchourg gi,n Norfolk ana western rail-
road for all points south, Southeast and south
west, and Virainis Midland railway az I'll poias
North and South.
\. edmond with Associated RSllways foe all
points IA he sOuth. AMI kiehmond, fre.ierNtS
burg and Potomac railroad Ter tho Norlh.
AZ ilexingl0D with Baltimore and ohio fnil-
road, making close connections ~ bIpers
Ferry 20 and from Pittsburgh aad The west aio
s's.gi,sg.sa, attached, % SssA Express to Lysssa-
tsrJ.
sieeoing-cars iynchDurg 70 Memphis. New DC.
leans and Lii,ie R0ck.
TralHs marked asiiy Except sunday.
Tickets sold 10 all points odaecs: sis casa
Main street, 400 Nam street. ailg. az kt.amoad
aad Allegnsny depot, higAlh snd Csaal sircseA
JOHN X. MAcMukDO.
noeo Geaersl Passenger Agent
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Train No. 30 makes connection a. Keysvllle
FOR Chase tiiy nrj Cl2rksvile q. Gr0enshOro
for Durham and hale "a daily except sunday
aud "a points ON North Carolina Division, aud
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. ~ fnANcs connection ~ Greensboro
for Raleigh, GOifso0r1. and Mcreheal cay; AZ
~ ishury FOR Asheyille. Hot Syringe, aud All
p0ints iu Western &ortl Carolina; AZ Charlotte
vii charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad
flr COium la. Augusta, AIKEN. Charleston, "a
ysnnlh, lhOmRsyut9, "a, Jacksonville. and
otnor Florida polu's. Glso with Carolina Cen
uol railroad Tor Wilmington.
trains from the SCUM arrive al Richmond
e:iJ =. N. and 3.f5 L. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-11

JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT ICURlSr LING.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES.
FiRSlCLhss MEALS.
The elegant and fa5t steamer
ARIEL,
carrying Uuited states MALL
CAPTAIN DEYO.
leaves Hammond esery
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. AND FRIDAY =: :
A. n. tofkEET-CAkS Connect ~ FULL
TIMEl Tor aboy3-nRuleI pia'es. arriving az NOr-
folk ABOUT $40 =. A.. Heturnng the steamer
leaves Noriolz aud Newport News GA alternate
days, arriving ~ hichmOnd about ) +. NJ.
Through ties etc - q )Oy3 named points on sale
on steamer aul az GGrbcrs Agency, lUOJ Main
street. Baggage checked through.
SrAIE.ROOM> ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIunE
FREIGHT
Fro.ght received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Smitnleld, Hampton. Old Po!at, WayeTly, ani
uicssford, Va: Washington, ID. G.. NeIDerne.
Washiu stOn. and TarborO' \. e.; ali stations on
Atlantic aud Daayliis railroad, ss0bOagd and
kOanOfo railroad. Norfolk southern railroad,
and Eastern NOrth Carolina gonerally: also, Tor
Eastern shore OK virginia agd oil regular land
ines On the james and kappahgnrock rivers, az
LOWEST RATES. aud through bills issued.
LUCIhN g. IAlUM, Fico-PresIienit
No. III Main street aud Rockets.
IRWIN WBI-lGEE. Agent do 3
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-07
Remedy for Smallpox

4 prominent physician gives the
following receipt for the cure of small
pox and scarlet fever:
Snlphate of zinc, one grain foxglOve
fdigitalis). one grain: half Il Teaspoons
ful of sugar; mix with two teaspo0n-
fuls of water. When thoroughly mix
ed add four ounces of water. Fake a
teaspoonftl every hour. Either dis
pase will disappear in twelve hours
For u child, smaller doses, according
to- age. IF counties would counsel
their physicians to use this there
would be no need of pest houses. If
you value advice and experience, use
this FIR that terrible disease.
The physician saws of it: This re-
ceipt has been used To my knowledge
in hundreds of cases, ard know it
will prevent or cure smallpox. though
the pittings are filling. When Jenner
discovered the cow pox in England
the world of science hurled an ava
lanche of fame upon his head, but
when the most scientific school of
medicine in the world--that of Paris
published the receipt as panacea
for smallpox. il passed UNDECIDED. Ii
is as unfailing as fate, and cOnquers
in every instance. It is harmless
when taken by we'll person. 1t will
also cure scarlet fever"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-07

Captain Charles Hubbard, formerly
of Eureka IN this State, has been
United States Commissioner in Cali
fornla for some time. Now it is an-
nounced that Captain Hubbard has
been officially beheaded by Judge
Sawyer, of the United States Circuit
Court. Captain Hubbard says he has
been removed for political reasons,
but as he is OF the same political faith
as Judge Sawyer, he must he mistake
en-.
Captain Hubbard WAS known In Eu-
reka as the Gallant Hubbard. He
WAS an officer of the Guards. a local
company which flourished on the Base
Range before the Decentralization Act
sent silver down in the nineties, and
he figured consmcuousiy in the White
Pine war by riding in buggy ut the
rear of the forces, which left Eureka
To meet the hostiles, which consisted
of two decrepit Goshutes, who alarm-
ed the inhabitants in the vicinaye of
Cleveland's ranch by making sage
brush fire to cook some ground SPUR.
rels, which they succeeded in digging
out of their holes.
The Gallant Hubbard was prominent
in the councils of Nevada Republicans,
IN fact he was a conspicuous figure in
every gathering where "talk" made
men prominent, as he had voice and
loved to hear it, whether others did
or not, and that voice entitled him to
better treatment ihnn Judge Sawyer
seems disposed to accord him.-[Sil-
yer State.