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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
EoRTY-YEARs' EXPERIENCE OF

u AN Old NURSERIES. WiNsLOWS
sOoTaING-sYRUP Is the prescription Of oaoot
the best female physicians and nurses In tha
United states, and has been ussd for forty years
with never-fallng safety anj success ~ millions
Of mothers and children. from The feeble infsns
OF one week old 20 tho adult Is oorrocts sciitsy
Of tho stomarh, relieves sind-colic, regulates mo
bowels, and gives rest, health. and comfort %
mother and child. We believe Il the besi aDt
surest remedy In tho worii 10 al cases of Dyrcn-
terry aud DisThda In chldrea, Whether Aisins
from teething or from any 0ther ceusc. Ful
directions for using win accompany each noiue.
None genuine unless the JIc-si of tUhtS
& PEKkISs Is on The ootside ~rappe~ sold %
all Medicine DealerA . cents u bottle.
ap si-eoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
Personals and BvtoGs.

Mr.. W. II. Wachter, OF New York, Is in
the city.
Rev. DR.. Newton will conduct mission
services every night this week at Christ
church.
Madison.Ward Club will hold meeting
tonight 10 wind up the affairs OF the last
election.
Ex.Councilman NJ. G. MsnniDg, Of Clncin-
matt, Is IN the city, the guest Of his brother,
Mr. ". j. Manning.
The hall OF Mr.. Robert T.. Wilson's bOuse,
No 99S west Man street was entered Satur-
day night and robbed OF 40 oyercoat.
Little Giles Courtney, who bad his thigh
broken and knee badly sprslned week ago,
+ improving under the care OF DIR. John
Wheat.
MT. T.. Y. Valentines gallery, which has
been open 10 visitors morning and night,
will be closed after this week. except on sat-
urdays from 10 10 IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Mr.. Clay Tyler, son Of Detective Tyler, Of
/ this city. died on Sunday 1t his fathers home
/ in LOUISA county. Deceased was about nine
/ teen years Old, snd was employed on the
! Chesapeake and Ohio railrosd.
The Hon. J. L. II. Curry returned yes'er'
1 day from New YORK, where be went 70 meet
Mrs. Curry, who landed sunday on the Re.
| public alter stormy and long voyage ol
! twelve days. She was never IN better health
T. NJ. Emerson, general passenger agent
Of the Coast Line; o. V. Smith, claim ageR'
OF the Roanoke aud 5eaboard Line, and W
| w. Dane, general agent of the Atlantic
Coast Line, headquarters at Jacksonville
| Fla, are In the city.
The Warm springs Company held theil
annual meeting IN The Citizens Bank build
ing yesterday and elected the following
officers President, A-ior w. }. Johpson
! Directors Dr. Charles Ellis, Powhstar
Ellis, j. X. V. Daniel, and DR.. B. +. Hopkins
Governor Lee yesterday issued procia'
nation offering 800 rewsrd for the person Of
persons who maliciously killed iiae col
belonging 10 Robert Marshall, eoloret
man hving at Fauquier. Marshall voted th'
Democratic ticket and his colt was killed TIVE
nights after the election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

". W. BOWB, p. ~. commissioners sale d
land near Richmond. Va
y. VI. BOWE A. p st., west bfoad-s'reos los
adjoining ths Masonic Temple.
LANES R. ELAa,4s y. NJ, commissioners' sais
OF q detached nafoo dwelling and s0t, No.
1924 west Leigh street
r. b. CuAFFIN 4 CO., ~ \. NJ. west-End real
estate.
SAMPSON q ADAMSoN. Up. NJ, commissioners
sale OF $40 tracts OF farming ard wooded
land Ia Cnes.erded county,
oUARLEs & M0CUROY. Az p. NJ, trustees' sale
OF a 0smoiosiiih reaiteDce.
RAWLINGS 4 ROSE, A. 2. ~, three-story-and-
street
JOSEPH Is. DAVIS. sale OF personal property
above she Exposition Groond<
j. II. VALENTINE. toA A. n, aoasehsld fursi.
tnre. organ, &C.
J. D. MCINTYRE CO.. r. n, spplsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
Mozart Academy OF Music.

Tonight an Hish comedy by Mortimer
and Niliken will be gwen at the Mozart.
This piece Is represented 10 be one OF the
most interesting Of Irish plays. lis tile -
" The Leprechaun," pronounced Lep-re-
haun. for the letter &C" Is silent. IL Is
founded uDOn 4 legend oi the -Four
Ltayed Shamrock" under the leaves OF
which is supposed to live fairy.
Nj. Luke Martin, the Irish comedian,
takes the tIle-rOle, and Is stated 10 be sup
ported by an excellent company.
The play is iDierspersed with songs and
dances, all Of an Irish character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
n. a. a. Razaar.

A meeting OF the Bazaar Committee OF the
Travellers Protective Association snd that
Of the jobbcrs and merchants was held last
night, and after consultation II was decided
10 meet again next Thursday evening at the
Chamber Of Commerce at @ O'Clock to com-
plete arrangements.
The Commlttee on Hall not being ready to
report, they were INDUCED until the next
meeting.
It was also decided to hold the bazaar for
three nights only during the week OF Deem
Der 10th, and from the many donation.
already received 1t promises 10 be grand
annrt-sa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
RAILROAD MATTERS.
STOCKHOLDERS OF TWO ATLANTIC
COAsT-LINR COMPANIES MEET.
Reports Of Their officers Showing the opera
tions Of the Systems for the
Past Year-Bleetions.

The stockholders Of the Petersburg Rail.
road Company held their annual meeting
yesterday, commencing about u:30 o'clock,
in the Presidents Office in Byrd-Sreet sta
tion. II was called to order by Colonel John
y. Palmer, the president on whose motion
Mr. Charles Ellis was made chairman; Mr.
NJ. w. Warrington secretary. The following
stockholders Of the company were present
namely: h. +. Newcomer, Of Baltimore;
Alexander Hamilton, Of Petersburg; Isaac
Davenport, John l.. Williams, II. +. &.
Baskervill. william n. Lucke, Richard l..
Maury, Beverley Il. Munford, william n.
Allison, Powhstan Ellis, Frederick L. scott,
Corbm Warwick and Colonel John b. Pal
Inor. oi this city.
Major +. r. Scott, II. Walters, and Corbin
Warwick were appointed a Committee on
Proxie-, and they reported that S,S'1 shares
Of stock were Tepresented-l, POI In person
and 1870 By proxies.
COLONEL PALMER's REPORT.
Colonel Palmer, the president, presented
the following report, which was adopted:
To Ht chdrehoiieYs:
The President and directors respectfully invite
your attention % tho accompanying reports ~
fhe general manager and other ohlcials oi your
company, showing the results OF the operations
for tho wear ending SepteTn Dor 20, 1888. aud tho
nnancial condition of the company at that date.
lyzod they show
GROSS RBcEIrTs.
Freiehts. {,y5,9i0 .
Paeeengers ..............-. l2aDls ~
Other sources. ............. 51pJl 20 ~ 49,
s 4i5,2G0 80
nTsBURsgHEyTs.
Operating expenses. $50 -
SieffIfu rr-snT trust. ......... o,lUJ w
Interest on funded and
noaiug debt and diyi-
deld on preferred siOcs. HIPS II
Matured first mortgage s
per cent. bOudsre1cem-
Af.ea6 "a
mont ......',.......... ......... 1903 90
Tor unaGjusied ciaim............... 1,4g2 g.
an %
Cash essots on 30th September, 1888
Gncudiug s7,ls562 Tor supplies On 1900. ,-
huuQ). ....... .... .....--.-.-.... o3f'Jp -
Due roads and individuals ducluilng
{265O coupons duel.........-...-.. hi,3oo ~
ca.h asse,a. 49,. .......,......... LILO Il
The bonded debt was;
First mortgage pcr cent bonds ma
nun. '............... ........... f25i.O0O On
Clne. A. 2 por cent mortgage bonds Gi3,OOO 90
Glass B, q Der cent mortgage bonds.. 10000 0J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

The frescoing Of the 81. Patrick's church
has Just been completed by our Richmond
frescoe artist, Mr.. l.. B. DE Quentin. ana Is
marvel Of beauty, and It * very rich, olabo-
rate, and brilliant In harm0nzlng colors.
The designs are beautiful, aud admired
greatly by the large congregation OF that
church.
Mr.. DE QucntIni Is giving general saiis-
faction in ell Of his UNDERTAKINGS. and has a
considerable amount Of work on hlnd out OF
the city. He leaves Immediately for Farm
willie to commence one Of the leading
churches of that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

PIeasant q. Larus. of Henrieo, aud
JOHN 2. BOssieux, OF Richmond.

Mr.. Pleasant &. Larus. who has been well
known both in this city aud llenrico county
for more than half a century. died sunday
afternoon at 2:Jj O'Clock al bis residence,
corner OF Thirty.secOnd and Clay streets.
Deceased. who was in bis seVenty-sixtn
year. had been in III health for long while,
and h. death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Larts bad lived in or near Richmond
-ince quite a young man. In early lie be
kent the old Bell Tavern, nov the 81. Charles
Hotel, and afterwards be engaged 10 the coal
business, which he conducted for many
years on large scale. OF late years he had
not been engaged tn active business, but had
devoted most Of his time % bis garden and
truck-iarm Just beyond The corporate limit.
For several years prior 30 1855 Mr.. Lsrus
was senior magistrate Of toe county, and
two years AGO he declined rceecuOn-
Deceased was twice married. His first
wife was Miss Sarah ILrbrough. sister OF the
late William j. Yarbrough. the wel-known
tobacconist. 10 whom be was welded on the
10Th Of September, 1899. December III, 1851.
he and Miss Annie skinner. daughter Of
samuel skinner, a well-knOwn JamesriVer
captain OF that period. were married.
Deceased leaves i've children ard twenty
six grandchildren. His Youngest son, Her
bert 9. Larus, who married a daughter Of
Mr. Charles Campbell. died November II,
1883, and MS death greatly affected his father,
who has never recovered from the shock.
Mlr. Larus was man Of tine intelligence
and high character, which, Joined 10 a
pleasant and kindly disposition. insured hin
The good will and respect OF the people.
Upright IN all the walks Of life. public
spirited, good husband and father-aboye
all q Christian gentlem9n-be leaves an hon.
ored name and dies lamented by wide
circle.
The funeral will take place from the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church, Of which Slr. Larus
was member, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. BOSsIECX.
John L. BOssieux, Esq, who was At one
time prominent banker here and OF late en-
gagged with his brother, Msior Cyrus Bos-
sieux, leamster. died, after 4 short illness,
Sunday morning at bis residence IN Fulton.
The deceased was about sixty-eight years
old and was well known aud had many
friends Ia the community.
The funeral will take place al IL O'Clock
tins morning from the residence OF bis bro
ther, Mr.. Edmund BOssieux, No. 202 north
I Tmantfafh .fraek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
Rro.d-street ProDersy.

A deed was recorded In the clerks OF
fee OF the Chancery Court yesterday from
j. J. Harvey TO Leila Winston, conveying
a lot OF ground on the southern line OF
Broad street, i07 feet east OF Feushee street
and between the lots OF Thomas J. Todd
and Cohen Brothers, fronting twenty-six
feet on Broad street snd running back 130
feet, the consideration being $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
TRIED FOR A MURDER.
HEZEKIAH SAUNDERS BEFORE The
HUsrINGs COURT YESTERDAY.
he is Convicted Of Involuntary Killing
Gus. Riley on July
the Fourth

The case Of Hezektah Saunders, charged
with the murder OF Augustus Riley, was
tried in the Hastings Court Yesterday.
The prisoner was represented by ex-Judge
Edmund Waddlll, Jr, while Common
weslih's.Attoruey SpotSwoOd appeared for
the State.
rus CRIME.
The murder was committed on the night
OF the I'M OF last July. Saunders and Riley
were both cOlored hands AZ IarbOrOugh's to-
Dacco factory and were regarded as close
friends. On the night OF the 4th they were
drinking IN q baT-roOm at the corner OF
Twcnty-frst and Main streets, and engaged
in a quarrel. The proprietor OF the bar asked
them tO 20 out, which they did, aud soon co.
gaged In fist-fght 4 number Of persons
who happened 20 be near thought they were
playing until q pist0l-shOt was heard and
Riley was seen 10 fall. Saunders hastily
made bis escape snd went down into New
Kent county. and after 4 few days absence
came back and gave himself up at the First
police-station. Riley dIe.l In shout two hours
after beng shot. lie was never able 10 give
an account Of the occurrence, and all he ever
said was: "HeZ. saunders shot me-"
Such was the substance OF the evidence
taken before the Coroner and the Police
Justice.
THE PRISONERS ACCOUNT.
Saunders was put upon the stand yester.
day % testify In his owu behsli. He stated
that he aud Riley had some words on the
street about woman (deceased's wiiel and
came 10 blows. They af;erward went into
Murpby's bar-room. Riley asked him TO
give him a drink OF whskey. lie told de-
ceased he (Rilcy) had been drinking too
much and told him TO 20 away from him.
Riley seemed determined to raise a
row and the barkeeDer asked them
to 20 ont II the room. When they reached
the street Riley abused him because he
would not buy him drink Of liquor. One
word brought on another and they were soon
cnched. La the scuGle revolver, prisoner
SAID, dropped from Riiey's pocket. They
both grabbed it, aud he wrcnched IL from
the band OF deceased and broke aud ran.
Riley followed him, and as he was gaming on
him lie lwitness) turned and tired. lie carried
the weapon with him on bis flight 70 New
Kent, and threw It away In the thlckahomi-
nv swamp. While there were many Wit
nesses to the quarrel and fight on the street.
the testimony OF Saunders was all that could
/ be had a to how the shooting occurred.
The defence claimed that the shooting OF
/ Riley was in seli-deience.
THE HEARING,
The court was engaged until late yestec-
/ dsy In the examination Of witnesses. Cons
monwealth's-Attorney Sp0tswood opened
/ the argument for the state and Judge Wsd-
/ din followed for the defence. Colonel Spots
wood closed In a bret speech. Toe case
was then given 10 the jury, who retired, and
alter about hall an hours consultation found
! tho prisoner guilty OF involuntary man
slaughter, and fixed bis punishment at four
months in the city jail and fine Of s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
mauy People Refuse 20 Tal.e cod.

hyer oil on account OF IL unpl' a,int ta,tc.
This difficulty has been overcome IN Scotts
Emulsion Of COd.LVer oil with llypOphos.
phites. IL being ~ paatable ~ milk, and
the most valuable remedy known Tor tho
treatment Of Consumption, ~crofula and
Bronchitis, General Debility, Wasting Dis
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians IN all parts q
tbs world 20 Use IL. Physicians report our
little patients take il with pleasure. Try
SCOTS Emulsion and be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

The plaintiff some months ago stumbled over
a piece Of curblng which projected above
the level OF the sidewalk at the corner OF
Washington and Buchanan streets, and in
falling scraped his shin and was otherwise
injured. For this be brought SUIT for $4,000.
Edgar Allan. ESQ, represented the plaintiff.
ana City-Attorney c. V. Meredith was pres
ent for the defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
rrenomennI nlIIlards.

In the billiard contest last night the play
was between Mr. Harvey McKenna Of De-
troit. Mich, and 3lr. Edgar :. lsOcke, OF
Lynchburg. The conditions OF the match
we're n follows: MIR Mchenna va, to play
500 or no count; Mr.. Rocke 70 be entitled 70
all he made. Mr.. McKenna won the lead
and led of with a goose egg. Mr. Rocke
scored I. Mr. Ackenna followed and re-
tired alter making 81. Mr.. ROcke then
made ;. Mr. Mckenna made gallant effort
aud succeeded in gathering the balls on the
rails. and in this inning the audience was
treated 10 fine playing. Mr.. Mekenna made
a run Of 2Sl, when be was forced 20 suspend
by missing 8 very easy shot After several
more inefectull efforts he succeeded ia
u4aking another pretty run Of 25S. A few
uninportant shots from both followed, and
then Mr. McKenna's reputation as a wonder
was fully established. He soon gathered
the balls together once more on the cushion
and then began the most wonderful eXhIDl-
ton OF rHLplaying ever seen 10 Richmond,
The balls continued on their course around
the table. Click, click, click Went the iSo'
rles each stroke being clean and perfect,
vet 50 quietly and easily done that the audi
enee was astounded. At each call OF the 100
the people cheered him heartily, and when
the 800 WIS reached II seemed be might have
kept on indefinitely.
ro.uight Mr.. McKenna will give another
exhibition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
OPERATING ExPBysEs.
49, - . y
NJ. W. WARRINGTON, Treasurer.

All OF the old officers were reelected. They
are: President, Frederick K. Scott; Vice
President, Ii. Walters; Secretary aud Trea-
surer, NJ. w. Warrington.
Board OF Directors: hessrs. Z. z. Bridges,
w. T. Walters, II. Walters, II. h. Enyson,
and Dr. ID. W. Lasster.
The same resolution adopted by the Pc
tersburg stockholders, changing the fiscal
years closing from September SOth TO June
30th, was adopted, and dividend OF q per
cent. on the common stock was declared out
OF the net earnings for the past six months,
payable after January 1st next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

TENTH ANNUAL llOI

TENTH ANNUAL HOLIDAY REDUCTION sALs.
II has been a tlme-bonored custom with
our house during the holiday season TO give
our customers extra value. Every ono
recognizes the fact that there IL no more sem
sble present than a good watch, diamond
ring or esr-drops, a marble clock, or
chastc butter.dish. aud thousand other
articles In our stock.
This year we have been preparing for this
special sale for some time. and this week We
are ready snd cordially invite our patrons u
come and Inspect the immense stock we offer
aud note the prices we have made. Cod
dard & Moses, $50 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

The meeting OF the State Executive Com
mlttee OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciltion was beid in tue hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association building yester-
day. IL was decided 10 hold the state Con-
yention in DAnviile next February. The
exact day will hereafter be agreed upon
A district conference will be beid In
Hannion January 10th. llth. and i2th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

Every lady, chAd. and gentleman should
visit Julius Sycle q Sons 10 see their Holiday
Display. You Will find an immense stock OF
BronKes, Bi.que, Tcrra-to totia Ware, Brass
Goods, Sllyerware, Crochcry. Miilowware,
Plush BoNes. aud Toys. They will have
their great opening W,dnc,ia AZ . 4. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

The great reduction in Woollen Goods at
JuliIs Sycle 4 Sons wa. caused by The mid
weather. II there Is any one IN Richmond
in need Of Blankets, Filnnel-. SHIRTS, Dress
Goods, Hosiery, shawls. aud Cassimcrcs call
on them They viii save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

Mr.. Harvey McKenna will give an.
other exhibition OF bis wonderful fancy
billiard shots at the Palace saloon tonight.
Also, match game Of 800 points Al the
k-lnch balk line. Admisaios only soc., aud
Il Is expected eyayhody via be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

The Life Insurance COMPANY ~ Virginia
offers special inducement, 10 ener ,riic men
10 work a. agents iu the city Oi iI'nmond
and vicinity. lt, policies ara popular aud
It's premiums low. rs insurance h sure.
THIS company has never iitigiied calm Ia
the seventeen years u o.. existence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
s.o,eme Court of AppeaIs

Marshall against Farmers and Mechanics
Savings Bank. Argued by +. /. smith,
Esq, for appellant and john NJ. johnson,
Esq, for appellees and continued until to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
IfoVas Hats.

We have just received a nice line OF Boy;
Hlts-sll shapes and sizes.
COAsTABfE BROrHERs,
Ilaltcrs and Furnlhhers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

The Cify Circuit Court was engaged Yester-
day m tAefriHl OF she case Of John II. .Trainham
against rbe Cay Of Riehmond, In which the
iurf returned . verdict for the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

presents q now and valuable fool hegorase. 10
is delicious u ths taste. highly nutritious, and
rendered readily dgesslblo. To 10 found a. tho
druggists aud gTocersi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

10 beauty whom t dls-loses pretty sot OF teeth.
Whlteness, when nature has supplied MS Ole
mens of loyeliness. may De retained through lfs
BY using tho fragrant sOLODOsg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

A coUGH. COLD. OR SoKg TnaoAr should not
be neglected. BEowSs BE0acaiAL rRocHD arc
q slmplo 70 nody. and giye promps relief -. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
A Card from the v. ~. .. Cadets.
ViRGNiA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. Va,
Noveu,hor II fs0S

NOFtmDcr ~, 1870.
Editor Of the Dispatch: Upon an inyestI.
gation OF the charge Of discouftfsy 70 the
Blacssburg Cadets. u has come 10 light that
Z sentinel, without anv authority wbsieyer,
did rudoly prohibit The BlgcksOurg Cadets
from entering the VIrgipia Military Institute
camp during the presenlati0n OF the coiors.
We, az a corps, deeply regret THIS uniOr~
tunate occurrence, and assure the Blacksbufg
Cadets and the general public tbst such an
act IL entirely without OBJ sympathy or ap-
proyal. We affirm therefore that the dis
courtesy was the personal act OF one man
and not the anlmus Of the corps.
II. {. FORD,
;. ID. ROCBGNBACH.
GEORGE AiNsLIE,
II. r. ACgEE,
W. l.. Law,
5. +. llOGg, Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20
Virginia Exposition Firss Premium

The celebrated " Everett" Cibiuet Grand
Piano received the highest premium.
We are the only Piano. and Organ-ex.
hibitors VINO took the Blue RibOOn.
MANLY 4. RAMOS d CO.,
9O3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

We have all kinds - Gloves Tor Men. An
elegant, -tylish kld glove ior 81. Call and
see our line. COS.TAuTE BR0TnERs,
4lg east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

W. r. JoSss, Assistant Auditor

CHANGE or YEAR.
Mr.. Newcomer offered the following,
which was adopted:
Wheroas. tho United States Interstate Com
mission aut tho Railroad Commissioner OF Nir-
GINA require annual stitements OF operations
for The year ending ne eOih OF June: therefore
E,suir,9. That hereafter the fiscal year OF tEis
company shall terminate on said 3lth OF June,
in order that our accounts may conform TO those
reuAcrsd mo above orlcors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

The great Bonanza mines Of Nevada are
lsss noted than DR.. Rulfs Cough Sxrun.