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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

BRAuTIGAN.-Died sunday. December ~,
Rt 2:al 4. ~. WILLIAM. son of William and Mag
gie Brsutfam: aged tour months
Funeral will take place from Ms parents reel
donce, Gij east Marshall street, THIS (iuortay'
AFTERNOON at O'clock.
nEMOBRiS. Died, sunday night December
23d ate o'clock, MARIE, elies; chill and only
daughter Of Florence Curtis aud the late lsiael
DeNorris: aged five year..
The funeral Will take plaro from her mothcr.
residosce. g2j north Twentieth street. THIS
AFTERNOON a o'clock Friends and ac-
QuRintsnces ara Invited to a'trna.
Norfolk aud Hampton papers please copy.
GORDON.-Died. December q. 1879. a the Re-
trcat FOR ina SICK, JANIS g.. GORDON, Ia no
eighy-secoud year az his ago.
VINCiE.--pied. on the 23i ulimo IN 'ho aixth
month OF his age, fkhO. PEAkk, second son VI
Jamos b. and Margaret Barclay NinCie.
Taken away from tho EVIL 60 come-safe Ia
the arms Of Jesus Il is well with the child"
GRASDFArnsA
WINSTON sunday, December ~.
Captain JOSEPH ;. WINSTON, In tho nttY-hllh
year of his ago.
His funeral sn take place from the residence
~ his brother. n. l. Winston. SO. 4.i east Leisu
street. TO-DAY a. n o'clock A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

The leading motives Of ''Clfheriue How
ard " a,e too finely drawn 10 app al readily
20 the emotions OF The human heart, bat Helen
Blythe must be accorded the distinction q
having gigcn this sturdy English drama p
clear and f0rcible reading i,t night q the
Richmond Theatre. 40 actress D.ruap., 10
thi. line OF the drama embouics mo.e in-
teusity and character tdln this talented
woman. II IS. however in be mstinec per-
Torrance to-day and tonight tI9t this emo
tionai actress aGd her strong company ap'
lear A. their best. Atthe former "t1mille"
viii be given. aud qt the latter "LArticle
-. " two OF the most iamou, OF ihe modern
French emotional PLAYS. Miss Biy;he'- CON-
pauy give 3 remarkably effective ren lidop ~
them. ani there ia eyero prospect ta1t une
houses viii greet their chlIts. There vii be
NJ increase Of prices for these holiday per-
formances, which the management hope 10
mske the most artistic OF the engagement.
Grand iabeaux and songs. and cnoru.cs by
some Of the best musical talent in Richmond.
including solos by New YORK 'fayorite
baritone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
THs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

Range Of Thermometer Yes,ertar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

tins. but each claims that bis State went Re-
publican. and that the Republicans were
counted out Malone and Goif are bitterly
fighting each other. The prize offered has
not been won by either man. and the South
Is It'll solid Tor the Democracy.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The collections Of internal revenue FOR the
month Of November. which have iust been
received by Commissioner Miller, show that
there IL 4 healthy business going on In msnu-
featured smoking and ohewing-iobscco,
snd although some Of The leading districts
present A falling OF az compared with toe
same month Of 1851. the collections In The
S,coud Virginia and the North Carolina sre
IN excess Of last year. The figures for the
seven principal Districts OF the United States
.rnro a. foiloygs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
A Nan Terribly hurt.

The city ambulance was called last ewes
ming about O'Clock 30 Seventeenth street
near Mcore's mill 10 a young white man
named Charles Miller, who bad both legs
crushed ny Richmond and Danvllle train.
lie was taken TO the almshouse. where DrS.
Hope and Fesher amputated one leg, and
the sufferer was reported as resting easy at
midnight.
Miller was supposed to have laid down
on The track and fallen asleep. lie Ia OF
German BIRTH, twenty.siX years OF age, and
lives with his mother, on Broad street near
.Iqil alley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
A rEnr.e EnidenIc.

CoLtNBus. ONO. December 2i.-An epi-
demic IS spreading among The horses IN this
clty. The sircef-clr company bad forty sick
horses IN their barn Yesterday aud their ser
yice was seriously crippled Tho disease u
new one u the veterinary surgeons snd
they are ballled ia rs tGea,men.. The d.
ease apparently affects the glands OF the
throat. In The maiority OF eases Il causes
swelling. which extends from the point Of
the Jaw 10 the breast. This makes breath
ing and eating matters Of great difficulty.
As a result the animal rapidly grows weak
aud loses flesh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

The Boston Ideals, who open D !our nights
and O matinee engagement at the Richmond
Theatre monday next. propose 70 give three
opera.-that H. operas they have never before
given here. They are "Qucen Topaz
Victor Masses masterpiece; Ko,siui's " Bar
Der % seville, " and Gounoi'- " Faust" with
the Ideals are Taui.pe EAHcmand, Lche
de Lu-.an, GcOrGisre Yon Jauu.c1oHssy,
Frank Baxter, SienOC Pai,alu, y. II. Nor
lens. V. IL. Glars, j. G. d ION, lement
Bninbridge, aud Atiaio Claire. VITA taem
there j. also a chorus ot forty voices ana IN
orchestra Of twenty pice. under Al. Neuen-
darf. formerly OF the Boston symphony and
New York Philharmonic. The rcporiory
arranged is DE most attractive ever ore
senscd by the Ideals, and is ns follows: Mou-
day. Barber OF seville; TUESDAY.
80 Queen Topaz 81" "Wednesday maun6e.
''Mar'ha"; wednesday night, carmen 4;
Thursday, "Faust.'
The sale OF seats for ihe engagement.
which promises 20 be one q ihe musical
events Of The sesson, Opens at the h'S.ofi"e
OF the Richmond Theatre FRIDAY ate O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Special telegram % Tho Dspat'hl
NOrr0fE. Va. December 2i-Mr. G. l..
Hutchinson. O., New York, arrived here to-
dsy 10 search OF hi, yacht pashaway which
left New Nok Two weeks ago for this port
with "a CAPTAIN and two men.
The schooner T.. a. Hooper, from JaDes
iI,er 60 New lolk. with wood; the schooner
Emma ID. Endic0u, fos New York, with coal,
ana the schooner Annie NJ. Alien, for this
port, we're caught outside in The storm FIJI
DAY Might. and have arrived with loss OF
their anchors and other damage.
TIE wrechinc steamer hottie, OF tins port
engaged M raising the suukcn oyster vessels
in Chester river, Maryland, laS ouly Sue
coDdod In raising one OF the vessels.
senator GEORGE +. Eimuuds and wife ar
rived in the city Yesterday 10y the Washing
ton >camcr aud lcft len thc afternoon Tor the
CuuWck marshes Oh a cunning expedi-
tou.
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Death in Kentucky OF VIreinian.

Mr. w. V. Biche.on died at hls home
near Nsysyile Ky. sunday, after a trici
fitness. Toe deceased was well advanced
IN years. but until a year or two ago had lcd y
moat ccfivo lfc. lie was q brother 90 Mr..
7. 81. lich,~on, Mrs. ". l.. Ryan, nnd Miss
NJ Gicncsou ~ This cty, and ma uncle II
Mr. william Ryan, Of the state. Tie was
born "a King William county, Va, ana
was educated M the University Alter
taking his degree at that institution he went
Wet aud entered upon his life work
te ching. Among the distinguished mn
who were bus pupil, was General Grant,
and when Grant became President ne wish
cd 10 honor his ola pr5crptor Win an Office.
bat Mr. Richc.on declined b. accept a favor
Of that sort. saying at the time that be would
not eNcoangr The work which he loved so
We'll Tor any 0ni,e I'm the country.
The declared WAS the highest type OF a
Christian gentleman sincere, courteous,
aad gallant whilst lis hospitality vas pro-
verbal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
PolIce.ohicers

third and Main streets. Police-Oficers
Kelly, Otey. Tslmau. Saunders. and
Brown attempted 10 put the h'ilgerents
uoaer arrest. which they violently resisted.
Several colored people gathered around and
seemed disposed to take the part OF Owens
and COLEMAN. A good deal OF excitement
was caused in that neighborhood, and when
several white men appeared a small riot az
one time seemed imminent. The warlike
individuals were. however, safely landed at
the First stltiOn-housc.
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rhc Csriain nronned.

CHARLESTON, :. c., December 2i.-The
schooner Mary e. Decker put into Charleston
to,dly M casrge 81 First O1lcer |. Grant
Rorihwick. The schooner left New \ ork on
the lsih for TamplcO. ON The night OF the
20th OH llattcras She encountered heavy
eale, ana Captain Henry Petty wgs lost over
hoard while assisting % take In the malnsau.
The schooner ran before the gale until the
2lsl. when IN latitude $40, longitude so.4O,
she passed close 10 a mast upright ana drii1-
ing. and "A quantity OF yellow-plne plank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

SEATTLE, w. r, December 2i-Thc
sio1mef Lief Erickson burned st Alki, hvc
miles west ol this city, at O'Clock this after
noon. She IS a total loss. seven live, were
lost Miss 4. 4. rolner, Of sidney, Mason
county; j. u. Norreu, manager Of Noirru,
Mick.lorl Company, sidney; Jack sim
mons. hali-brced fisherman; s. smith, OF
smith, byior q Co.,. Colby, unknown man
aud wife, aud sn Unknown woman.
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buildings Destroyed by Fire.

IHI IEIVtT "I'H ." w 'I'"i'''7''I
MONTGOMERY, Ala, December IA
fire i'm Marion ycsie day burned out the
buildings occupied by James Gregory x Son,
Or, goods; II. II. Hurt, Jr,, dry goods; ID.
,. Ballard. saddery; a. y. WEIGH, grocer;
Bnter 4 Galche's, bookstore western
Union Telegraph office. and Morton's photo.
graphis studio. All % the merchants saved
their stock. 40 e,tlmsie OF tie less Is gwen.
The tire orr sinsted ia Hurts dry goods store.
All losses were partly covered by Insurance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Tive Hoases burned by Fire
Crackers.

A Gre broke out IN an uuoccuried lcnement-
house corner OF Second and Orleans street,
IN Rockets. early yesterday evening. An
alarm was turned in aud the department re-
sp0nded promptly, but five small frame
cwelliug-hOuses were destroyed before the
flames were gotten under control The houses
burned belonged TO Mrs. O'Keefe, Thomas
Conner. John Roach. John Conner, and
Michael Roach. large part OF the furni-
ture was saved, though much damaged ov
rough handling. The buildings we're in
sured for 5000 esch, and the loss is placed at
1880. The fire is supposed TO have 0rigi-
mated from pop.crackers. which the boys were
firing around the vacant house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Dyanmitard Convicted.

GENEVA, LII. December N.-ln the case
NJ gauerisen. the cniei OF the dYnamitards
al Aurora. H., who has been on trial here
for several davs past, the jury returned =
verdict OF guilty and lixcu hs sentence al
Two years.
Tie crime with which Bauerisen was
charged Was conspiracy TO iniure the pro-
peuy ~ the Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road Company with dynamite. Bauersen
wa. one Of the striking engineers Of that
fo4I
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Sale srK.,,owg Opsra Tickets

The sale OF reserved seats for tue Kellogg
Opera Compsny's engagement here (Which
begins Thursday night viii commence st
the box-ofice OF the Theatre at 9 O'Clock this
morning. The repertoire as finally arranged
is "a follows: Thursday mght, al 1roya-
tore" with Kellogg and Lahlstt in the lead
ing parts; Friday night. " Bohemian Girl"
with Harriet Avery and TaglierI; saturday
matinee, - Carmen" with Miss Meisslinger
aud Taglieri; Saturday night, "Faust," with
Kellogg aud Lablatt.
The company, numbering slxty-nIne peo-
ple, are nov playing 10 excellent houses IN
Norfolk.
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nARAlAEEA

POBFRTS-CLARNF.- Married. December ~,
1885 q, tho residence Of hor brother. Gsrlard II.
Clarke. Esq, hiChmonl. Va. by Rev g. u. ky-
land d. D., Mr.. ROBERT l. RUbEhIS % ksp-
pRhannock county, and Misc MINNIE I.
CLARKE, Of Hanover c0uniy,Na
CRUMP-HUCK.--Na on. tho evening 81
December %. 1874 1T 1905 westtery street, hy
Raw W. !. shipman. Mr. NCuARn err Mp ami
Miss MARTHA J.. BUCK; both OF charles City
Va
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Tbe village sttIl ExtAnt.

10y teIegTaph 70 ne UspaIln.I
Mn.wLuXEg, Wis, December "a. There is
no truth in The report that was telegraphed
over the country Saturday that the village OF
Hermansyille. Mich. bsd been wiped out bs
nre with heavy loss. The story originated
from the fact that a small boiler at lumber
mil At tnat poiut exploded, scalding man
severely and destroying the boilsr'shed.
Ioss about e., 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

DECEMBER 2L-ReceipD: rs head Of cattle,
% sheep, and 453 hogs.
Sales: 2-s head Of cattle, 20 sheep, and 40
hogA
Prices:
Cattle-Bsst 4ka4Hc. gross: medium % good,
3a4c. gross: common 20 fair, 2asxc. grosa
hheep-3%a4sc. grOSs
HOgs-6A a6Ac. net.
Bglls-2 a3e. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
bartender OF tue nSysie" Republic

lby Telegraph 70 TIC DisPS'rN'i
WAsuiNoToN. December 2i.-SecTeiary
whitney TO day received a cable message
from Rear AGiair.l Luce, 10 command OF the
United states steamer Galena At Kingston,
Jamaica, saying that tie American steamer
Hayden Republic, recently seized 81 Port
su PRICE by tbe llaytien authorities, Dad
been surrendered to him upon demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Death OF a c,uacn Of Hochbr,cse.

TNTe"-oI IoI0ETIn ~ Ilo OI5U1I'N-T
LEXINGTON. Va, December pr. A..
Wilson, E>q, Of This county, died suddenly
thi, morning 81 his residence, near Golfers
town. lie WAS in tbc prime Of he, a sue
ccssiul farmer. and good citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
snntn CLAUS Catches Fire.

Yesterday evening Nj. Rufus :. Little
had youDg man out in = wagon dressed a.
Santa claus to advertise his grocery. When
at The corner OF Twcnty-slNih and Main
streets s0me BOYS threw ire-crackers &C
"Sants" and bis clothing caught ire snd
the young man barely escaped serious injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25


Nn O., lr..ul campaign had gotten
...f ..r'el ~ 10 sait gnst BOSS QunN and
.. wto were assooatcd with ulm IL the
..r. Republican Committee headquaf-
f.. f.Iy. Is from a number ~ exceedingly
.r., policlars, stopping over Win the
Zoe, could break thc Sohi south.
...tIy Calling for the -pews of var.
l ..F. th, 1uitt man. listened 40 WHIST they
. I. .I,. tut VS. q cong time maang zap
unl. he didn't take much stock
f. stories. aad frankly tod nis
H... fbD he had been hcarur for
..,I many years that the solid South
r.. GONG 20 be broken, but steing
.s. batter than h.8riug a.. Maloue
..tts tHal with the proper amount y
. .r4n,r" De could wheel Nirri cia 1910
.. lUH sad That he was qosliiNr thN
.t.f h irIgi1 could cC carried ios tuF ho'
cams. fac North sro!lnNard iehnts'
.. fcI0w. protested that ,hcsc two '1H
n.i splendid fghunR connd and onG1t 10
.. ".1osod otter" severpl weeks pattro'
r-l o sad ihet Quay hnslly made up Us
u.aI l.t' Nc,t virginia Was the onit one 81
te southern States 10 WHICH W,
worth w.ie ID uiske any determined
r d. kept h.s pisn from Ma
..r rrd some % the others, however,
ta. fo.dCnd that there was SOME sense 10
...enn. Tor West Virginia, ~ the vote
Dbl. ..-n closs for years between the TWO
fsrI.. in ihal state. some assistance Wa
rrodcrsd lhe Republicans IN Nirfinla, North
aolns. god Tennessee, hht " went 20 soeai
Is.n.rh the Congressional Campaign CON-
n.'iec aud was used 70 the districts, quay
never believed that virginia would be lost to
90 Democrats. sud that q why be gave
"ot NhnG7a Zoe preference 10 dealing out
money He pa, from Two 10 three hnodisa
No4ssod dollars IN the latter State, ana qua
90 hoping 10 secure ibe electoral vote IN order
20 save Iiafr,son should be fail 10 cary
Conueotieus Quay was not certain OF New
ork. but witt the Blaine states OF 1884,
and Indiana add West Nire'nia, harflson
would have won without Connecneh' sou
Aog York. A prominent Repubhesn says
tlai tue msDageis Of the campaign lola po.n
oJh and Nah0ne tbst the nisn WAC DfoAe
l1s solid south would get . Cablget pl.ce.
Asisher Con nor Aiahone succeeded ~ a''as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Funeral Notice.

Tho romans Of Ma. Lucy FISHER. who del
~ stanton on the Poi Instant. will bo removed
from i2i5 east Broad street az 10 o'clock THIS
MORNING. ant takcn % Hollywood. Carriages
will he ready O. carry any ~ her friends 10 no
cemetery Who may desire % 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Rn.inon. an,pended.

WASHINGTON, December 24.-All the de-
parlments closed at noon to-day, and th'
Government business will be suspended un'
tu Wednesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

The store Of W. J. Neal 81 Co., at Centre
vile. Franklin county, was burned last
night. The ire originated IN the store, and
so rapidly did il spread that Two men asleep
over the store barely escaped with their
lives. The loss Is $1,000, with $4,000 in
surance.
The Harrison Brldgers Dry Goods Gonna
nv. OF oxford and Henderson, have assigned
H. A. c ZoilicoGer. Liabilities, $4,000; as
set. only $1,000.
Several wears ago the state began the cree
tom u an executive mansion. Thus FAR II
ha, cost over $4,000. Two years ago work
wa, stopped Tor tue lack Of "a Appropriation.
Onlv tie interior remsinS 10 be completed.
The Legislature is 90 be asked % make a snf-
fciout appropriation 10 complete the first
floor and part Of the second hoor thus fttlng
II for occupancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
Mands ACCENTED.


[By Telegraph % the pispntchl
WASHINGTON, December a. Bond Offer
ings 20 day aggregated S302, $50. Accepted,
s2l9,450 lt's al 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
PORT VI NEWPORT NEWS. DseRasEs e. IsA
ny Telegraph,
ARkIyEU

Steamship Grown Prince, New York, 23i. 70
coal
Steamship Empress. New Orleans "a. - c0,l.
steamship Stag. neg Orleans. 90 coal
Steamship q. n. Jones. LApsl0y, bOston, .
lOai cOAL
steamship Kanagha Sears. New York, TO load
coat
steamship John 0iDson, New YORK, and sailed
for New York, merchandise.
Steamship Roanoke. Huipners. New YORK. AMI
sailed for NeS YORK. mer han1ise.
steamship Blackstone, fr0yi1once, aai sailei
for Norfolk
schooner W. II. Bailey. Pierce. New YORK. 70
LOAD rOAl
schooner A. II. Howe, Brown, New York, 70
Load coal
Barge 1orio, Boston. . load coat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

+ MANLY setter 90 the aaryland
Line"

RuqfmRE. December 2i.-General Felix
A-uu., editor a the American, was to-day
presented with a handsomely-engrOssed lrt-
Tea ly the Confederate Association OF the
Mlr,iaud Line that shows The appreciation
of his successful Efforts % secure the Pixies
vile arsenal from the Government Tor a
home for disabled Confederate soldiers. The
following is tie letter:
My Dear General: thank you in the name
and on behalf OF the G-hting Confederates oil
Maryland for the generous and manly words
the American has spoken IN behalf OF the
home Tor our destitute comrades. Fighting tie
Union soldier with the kaighty grace Of slr
Philip Sidney, be has ever been orr warmest
FREUD, for Captain Thompson. who intro
duccl the bill IN the House, fought under
Farrggut. and his heart l. A. sound as the
oak Of the ship be defended.
Tho daring are the l0ying.
The tender are tho true.
And to-day some Of the truest friends have
are IN The army OF the United states. our
flag - itr.ed, our sabres rust, our heroes
dead. and like the black DOuglss, we carry
the heart Of Bruce in = iewelled casket on
our pilgrimage 10 the Holy Land. ! have
neysr doubted chat vi ben on our Journey We
were beset with the perils Of poverty, dis
ease. cold, hunger, ADD starvation the
sound q 1.-THE Rally" from our bugles
would bring 10 our aid the hero veterans OF
Mcclellan and Of Hooker, Of Meade, and Of
Grant. ReVeTentlv and deTOutly, General,
pray God 10 bless you and yours and your
honorable comrades OF tue Union army for
the chiYalric generosity Of your support, In
time Of trial, AIN your friend.
BRADLEY 4. JOHNSON,
President Of Ascension Of Maryland Line.
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They Begin 90 Celebrate Cnrtstrnns.

Last night Moses Owens and Virgil Cole
map, two colored men, began TO celebrate
Christmas BY getting gloriously drunk aud
engaging In light at the Corner u Taeay-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

their institutions. / trust you may be able
now TO promote the successful working OF
these changes IN fpur several localities. aud
that in this aud Al other fsld' % duty The
blessings OF Almighty God may be with
you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

Te,eSraphfc Flashes

WASHINGTON, December 2l-rhe Presi-
dent and Mr.. Cleveland will spend their
Christmas quietly az the White House.
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mORRiHLE ACCIDENT.
A snw-HiII Hand Literally Crushed
10 Pieces-Other notes.
fspecial 'elegram 70 no Dlspaichl


RALEIGH, n. c., December 2l.-To. day
near Goldsboro' there was horrible ac.
cident at a saw-miil. a negro emIloye,
Anthony sykes, attempted TO transfer the
driying.bet 10 throw of the wheel with .
stick which hc held in his hands. The stick
slipped. sykes fell on the belt, and was ear
ned srouud The big wheel. Round and round
be went until he was literally crushed to
pieces.
saturday near DoyeA r. p. Lyman, lead
ing businessman Of G0ldsbor0'. while riding
near Dover wa bitten Uy an angry stallion
and seriously injured. Lyman was riding
in company with q friend. the latter being
mounted on a large and vicious stallion.
Toe stallion was quiet until the horses
stouped. when suddenly he >Pranc at Lyman
and pulled MIN from his horse. The power
ml brute seized him by the leg and shook
tim tioer is, causing most awful torture.
After thus shaking Iym4n the mad stallion.
whom his rider was beating furiously,
cropped bis ylcJim. Hrman WAS taken 10
GoidsbOrO' on q special tram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHRRswrTH THg
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Rishmond
stock sxchanges-erain, Flour, Cot
ton, Neat, sad Other Quotations
nv ,.,o,r.nn 70 ne pi.p,,,n.l

f---7 WASHINGTON. Decemher si.--For vir-
f,n, ginia and North Carolina, far. warmer,
lNh lsoui heriy winds.
For south Carolina. GeorCia, Eastern
- Florida, and Western florida. iair.
warmer, easterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-25

The sun is e5,eoO,0OO miles awsy. DR..
Rnlrs Cough Strap eaSts onW % eeIL2
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Tho daring are the lOYing,
] he tenler arc th0 truo.
President Of AssocIatlon Of Maryland Line
Crews OF wrecked and Abandoned
Vessels.

NEW YORK. December 2f.-The steamer
Alyo from Fortune Island briggs Captain +.
G.. Gladulicn aud twelve distressed seamen
Of the Austrian bark Elios, wrecked At For
uIue Island December 2d. Toe vessel was
bound from Dram FOR New York with mar
bic. The AlyO also brings Captain Carter
and eight sesmen OF the bark Florence,
wrecked At Fortune Island December 10th.
TIE Florence was bound from Fortune
Island 10 Boston with salt.
Captain W. IL. Merritt, Of the schooner
David W. Hunt, Of Bath, was also a passen-
ger on the Alvo. His vessel WIS dismasted
10 the hurricane OF November 25th about $50
miles east by south from HaEteras sud was
abandoned on November seth, being water
logged. The captain and crew were taken
OF by the schooner Jesse T. hatheson, bouad
for Cape Iiaytien, aud we're landed at Inagus.
The crew were sent to Nassau and the cap
tain went 10 Fortune Island.