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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-07
AUCTION sALEs-Fniure Days.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
i hOrSE AND Lon ~ Gnu CH I'LL,
FRONTING On PICKETT OK ADAMS
SIRtET
By virtue ola certain Deed OF trust from w .
". Redford aud wife. dated December ~
1883, / shall sell. beltg required 80 10 10 ~
the notes-holder la said deed ldeia nv hhf-
ing been made I'm portion of the mo ~ So
cured by said notes and deed on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1850.
on the premises. at s:3O T.. NJ. the above De.
scribtd property. consisting of good TOT AMI
house, cosiain about SIX rooms, which
with "a small expenditure ~ money, could Do
made quite comfortable home. The lot has
n frontage Of 33 feet and depth u $50 feet
To au alley.
TsRMs: Enough cash 10 ray the expense ~
executing this trust. and the following notes
one Of 80, with interest from May /, 1881
one Of s. IS, with interest from March 20.
1889; one for IS 25 with interest from juno
10. 1859. and one for S. -, with Interest from
September 40, lsSD. The bnltDs" on The ivi-
lowing credits: December 20, 1859. As 10 noto
% 81. %; March 20. 1900. ~ 10 800 Juse
20. Is0O. n: 10 note Of 1928. september ~.
| 1880. as TO note OF 81 -: December 20, lryp
AS 10 Two notes, one Ofts 70 ana one Of g. 30.
ANY other credits 10 DO announced Oh day OK
sale J. W. MORTON. trustee.
de 7-Sa.Su6Tu
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Berry. Brodwater, Blakemore. Campbell.
MAYNARD. Baker W Gods, Johnston OF BEDFORD,
DeiIart, kaeland. Peters.
O6scers and O0sces al the Copuot.-Messrs.
Lightner, Fentress, Davis OF Ptusvfudsfd
crow Peters. 0arland, boy kin Hill Clements,
Hadford, Boar, Miller, and Coleman OF Din
Ezecutipe Expenditsr0.-Messrs. Pitcher
Uudgin. Fentress, Butler. Hawkins. Hunley
Johnston OF Roektridos. Wright. Johnston oil
Bedford. Ellis, shepperson. and Hobbs.
RefrenchmeHf and Economy.-Mesers: Ar
mold. Dupuy, Bersley. Bridseforth, HobsonI
stafford silver. Tyler. Brown. and hamii-
ton.
Fsdsroi Relations and Resotuf.ons -Mcssrs
Gibson Hay, Dabney. Cochran, Downing
Bolen, Mason OF King George aud So1ord
Burk, Clements, taylor, Kent, saunders
and Crockett.
Enrofled BRi,.-Nessrs. Tyler, saunders
Cabell. Wright, Baker, Burton. Hacker
MAYNARD. Hankins, Chambers. Keith and
johnson Of Ameiin and Nonowdy.
Immigration. -Messrs. Hacker, Fentress
BersIey. Kerry Booth, .Bpykipi Bfidgeforih
B!.riOn, Butler. Crow. Davis OF Chesterfield
Coleman Of Dtnuiddie. aud Brown.
Ches. peake and ia 7ri6wdri .. Wiltins
Curtis. Hunley, Davis OF Henrtco, Maynard
Chambers, Garland, wright, Rapford. camp
House Frpenss--HObson.B olen, Downing
Coleman Of Dtnuiddie and Rowland.
Ruf>s. Messfs. speaker ftJ-oWcioj, hay
Ran, Nanmater and Crockett.
Lfbrary-Messrs. Downing, Letcher, Boaz
Kent and Rowland.
Prinnno.-Messrs. Bosth, Clements an'
Miller.
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The Tria1 of the Miiiers.

LEXINGTON, VA, December 6.-ISpe
cial. The Miller boys, who were brought
here last night from Lynchburg in irons
after protracted conference this morning
with Mr.. Thomas n. Williams, Of Lynch
burg, Hon. Edmund Pendieton. and Mr.
Frank Glasgow, Of this place, closed will
those gentlemen TO defend them.
At half-past If, in the presence Of
a small crowd, Judge Houston on the bench
the counsel came into court, quickly fol
lowed 10y the prisoners. Colonel Pendleton
spoke. asking for a continuance of the case
until the January term, when the prisoners
would decide in which court they would be
tried. He said the defense was not prepared
tO 20 10 trial, as the counsel, having Just
been engaged. had no time 10 prepare the
case. The court instantly decided the mo-
ton for continuance in the affirmative. set
ting the second day of the January term
when it Will be reached on the docket
II will be decided later by cOun.
sci whether they will ask fOI
a change of venue; il not, venirie will be
drawn in this county, but many doubt #
one'can be picked up here. If not, other
sections of the state will be drawn on for
Jurors. 80 far IL can be learned, il is the
purpose of the authorities to keep the pri-
sOners here, as there is no reason for fear OF
violence on the part Of lynchers.
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Providing for the Poor.

There was a meeting Of the ladies Of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Yesterday morning at the Friends Meeting
House, on Clay street, near First, AT II
o'clock. The object Of the meeting was to
make the full arrangements tor the annual
dinner to the poor given every Christmas
at Old Market Hall, and to provide some
thing unusual for the inmates of the aims
house and city Jail. The members Of the
Union are in many instances members OF
the City Mission. and the one organization
always has the support Of the other in these
undertakings. Arrangements were made
to collect the money, turkeys, and food gen
orally, including confectionery, and Their,
is no doubt on the minds OF any that the
contributions will not fall short Of what they
have been in years past, but on the con
trary. be larger.
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Items Prem paDyille.

DANVILLE,N VA, December g. Special. r.
I'm the Hastings Court to-day, Fred. Farmer
"A butcher, was tried on an indictment fOl
offering for sale unsound meat. He wac
found guilty and sentenced to pay line 81
eighty dollars and jailed one minute
Charles |. Mcdowell, young man indict
ed for forgery. got his case continued unti
the March term of court, and was bailed II
the sum of i've hundred dollars. j. L,
Carter has been appointed by the North
Danyille Council 10 reassess the Neal estate
Of that town.
i. Z. Henry, c. w. Henry, and q. W.
Thompson. the three citizens Of Peytons
burg who were arrested in October by q
United States marshal, charged with IN
timidating voters at Peyt0nsburg, at The
Congressional elections Of lsss, and whose
cases were several times continued by the
commissioner, were to-day arraigned be
fore United States Commissioner Iinsley
District-AttOrney Craig appeared for the
government. and a number Of DanYiiie law
yers volunteered for the denfense. Inc
testimony was long and tedious. and thai
against the prisoners Of the weakest KIND
vet the attorney in a long speech urged the
commissioner TO send them on TO the grand
Jury for indictment. Thompson was DIS
missed. and the Aessrs. Henry sent on,
their personal recognizance being taken foI
their appearance, These are probably tht
last of the election cases that VIII come De
fore United states officials.
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w.xnashoro improvements.

STANTON, Va. December 6.-Judge Me
Laughin adjourned the fall term Of the Cir
cult Court Of Augusta to-day. One OF the
last acts Of the term was granting charter
to the WaynesbOrO Land and Improvement
Conpany-W. +. Bib, Of Louisa Court
house, Va, president; K. G.. Wright, secre-
tary: +. H. Austin, yice-president; W. VI.
Cohen. j. +. Templeton, W. y. Fishburne,
Il. +. smith. W. l.. Antrim-all OF Waynes-
boro. and William Patrick and X. y. Poole
Of Staunton. directors. Capital stock, SJU,-
O0O. Principal Office. Waynesboro. The
right is granted to purchase and hold land
build houses, gas-works, electric railways
mine, purchase and hold bonds.
I'm the effort 10 stop runaway team III
the street this afternoon W. K. Knowles was
Knocked down and badly injured. He had
three ribs broken and sh0uider-biade disio-
Gated. and was badly cut about the head
Mr.. knowles il a farmer near the city, ano
lives with his mother in town.
A chamber Of commerce has been or
ganized at Waynesboro.
The board of the Western Lunatic Asy
lum has been in session all day, but nave
not vet elected the assistant physician.
The asylum board at late hour elected
the following officers: DIR. George Fisher
assistant superintendent; DIR. George ;
Walker. DIR. De Jarnette and DIR. Page, as
sistant physician. DIR. DE Jarnette Is IRON
Spotsylvana county, and DIR. Page is from
Cumberland.
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Nnfe. tbnuf Iot,u

Richard 4. Wise, OF Williamsburg, was a
the Capitol yesterday.
DR.. Lewis lectured on Natural Magic
last night IT the \. VI. {. A.
Mr.. II. Lee Bragg will leave the city Non
day for Louisville, where he expects 10 lly'
in the future.
Al the grain elevator cOlOred woman
was badly burned yesterday by falling in
the fire. Her burns were dressed and she
was left at home.
Earnings for the Richmond and Dsnvill'
system for the fourth week in Noyembe
show an increase Of sS2.Sl5; for the mont
Of November Of Sl23.225.
Mr.. Won Finkelstein will repeat this
afternoon and tonight his illustrated lee
| ture ut the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall on Life in Palestine"
The sunday-school teachers meeting fol
the study Of the international lesson will he
held this afternoon at the Young Mem
Christian Association at 1880 O'Clock.
Mr.. Eugene Davis has returned from
Portsmouth, where he went TO he present al
the marriage of his niece. Miss Irene Tyree
TO Mr.. Philip billiard, Of Old Church, Han
over county.
A colOred man had three fingers cut yes
terday with saw at the Montague sash
and Blind Factory. lie was taken % the
llmshouse. where one finger was ampu-
tried, and the other two dressed.
The Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad has introduced parlOr ears on
the train which leaves Byrd-street depot al
L. VI. for Washington, and the one arriy-
ing from Washington at :ij =. VI.
The Office of the city collector will be open
daily till 6 O'Clock Z. NJ, to afford an OF
pOrtunity 10 all 20 pay the last half Of their
taxes. and TO those also who have not paid
any. lie desires that all shall 20 now and
avoid the rush at the end of the month.
The series of meetings that have been in
progress at the Friends Meeting House.
No. ! east Clay street, since Inst sunday,
came 10 very successful close Yesterday.
The principal leaders in the service were
Mr. David L. Sampson, Of East Bend. North
Carolina. and Mrs. Annie ID. Stabler, OF
Ashton, Md.
The young ladies' feast which has been
in progress AT the Grace-street Baptist
Church since last Tuesday closed last night.
The proceeds of the feast are for the benefit
Of the enlargement OF the church. and a
large amount was realized The work Of
improving the building will be begun as
early as practicable.
Last night Eyangeline, that old favoriie,
was presented az the Richmond Theatre by
an unusually fine company. The east was
strong, and included several old fa,orites.
While the comic points were brought out
prominently, the great features Of the bur-
lesque were the tableaux, which were beau
tiful.
The attraction Of the Bazaar last night
was the Richmond Grays, Captain c. Gray
B0sseux, who entered the hall at $3.50,
making very handsome appearance. DIR.
;. A. Goodwin welcomed them. Captain
Bossieux responded. The Grays then had
their monthly competitive drill, and Private
W. \. Verne was declared the best drilled
man in the company.
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Fatal Dynamite Cartridges,

BRADFORD, PA, December 6.-To-day ID.
mtolo, an Italian, was instantly killed.
and q. Marchetta, also an Italian, and q
Margnits, a young Hungarian, were badly
injured by an explosion Of dynamite car
ridges at iloward's junction, four miles
from this place. The men were working on
the Bradford and Johnsonburg Railroad,
and went TO a shanty to thaw out the frozen
cartridges. The dynamite exploded. blow
ing the shanty 10 pieces and instantly Kill
ing 1utolo, VINO was horribly mangled and
was almost unacceptable. Marginits'
clothes were torn almost completely from
his person, and he was badly hurt about the
face and neck. Marchetta was brought g.
this city. and is now lying AT the Boylesion-
street inlirmary. and will die tonight. Mar.
ginits will recover.
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CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
Perished in Tenement House While
Their Parents were Near.

RALEIGH. NC, December g.. Special. f.
A horrible affair occurred to-day at Forest
vile. in this county. A tenement house
occupied by c0lored man NAMED
Dan Hare. was burned down, and two chill
dren persisted in the flames. One OF the
children. who was only year old, war
burned to crisp. The father and mother
were engaged in picking cotton a short dis
lance from the house, behind elump OF
woods, and did not discover the fire till too
late to save their children.
Governor Fowle to-day received by tele.
graph an invitation from the Congressional
committee to attend the anniversary eNer-
cises Of the Inauguration of the first Presi-
dent of the United States, TO be held at
Washington December lith.
At "A teachers institute held here by FRO
fessor +. -. Mclyer, addresses were delly-
cred to-day by Professor Mclyer and by
state superintendent of Public instruction
Major ;. VI. Finger
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Mr.. John Batkins Buried.

The funeral Of Mr.. John Batkins, who
died Thursday afternoon ut O'Clock, at his
residence. No. 600 west Clay street, too.
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
Il. Marks Church A large congregation
Of the friend. and relatives Of the deceased
was present. Rev. DIR. I. G.. Dashiell. the
rector of the church, conducted the services
The interment was at >hockoe Hill Gene
terry. At the grave Mrs. Knowles sang q
beautiful solo. Following were the pail
bearers: Messrs. w. II. Thomas. b. b. Val
Buren,. G. G.. Wethner Henry Luck. r. {
Carter. and John l.. Williams.
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DunPIin9s
with
Royal Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicious. wholesome
and appetizing than well-made dumping.
filed with the fruit Of the season. BY the
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust Is
always rendered light, haky, tender and d.
gesiible. Dumplings made with il, baked OF
boiled, will be dainty and wholesome, and may
be eaten steaming hot with perfect IMMUNITY.
Rscrirr-- One quart Of -four: ,hosoughiy mir wish
Il shree teaspoons Of Royal Bskng Powder and snail
teaspoon Of SAlr rub In psece Of butter or lard The
Size Of sgg sad then add large posaso gased =
The -four: aer The butter Is well mirsd STIR IN u,lt and
knead to the eeasissency Of scf biscuit dough: bssak
od pieces Of dough large enough to Close over sous
quarters Of spp,e Tor other fruit desred without
rolling and hy in an esrshen dish tor steamer and
seam until the ffuis Is tenca Bake pseiesred.
In all receipts calling for cream Of tartar
and soda. substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Less trouble. never fails, makes more Ape
thing and wholesome food and IS more eco
nomical. Royal Baking Powder Is specially
made for use in the preparation u TIE finest
~ most debate cookery.
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ganized its board Of church and sunday
school officers for the ensuing year. Inc
nastor. Rev. W. A. Laughon, Is pushing
man. The presiding elder Of thisl dlstric,,
Rev. J. Powell Garland, ID. d., VIII preach
in this church this morning. A..
Tiiere will be no objection made 10 .ne
boys firing fire.crackefs on Christmas gay
bv any OF the citizens. u..
There wee two parties pei9re ane n"' =
Yesterday on q charge y. misdemeanor' III
The absefice Of witnesses the cases "ere 'o''
tinued Until to-day. .A.A,,... t.xs
his new trial in the County Court at .ne
January term. II will be well nigh ,n',
nossible to try the case at the Decemoe,
form. as the record was only handed GOWN
from the Circuit Court yesterday
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Farmers and Laborers Union

IT. LOUIS, December 6.-The election OF
the Farmers and Laborers' Union this
afternoon resulted in the choice Of l.. l..
Polk. Of North Carolina, as president; ID. II.
Clever, Of Kansas, as vice-president; j. II.
Turner, Of Georgia, as secretary: j. W.
Hickman, Of Missouri. as treasurer, and
Benjamin Terrell, Of Texas, as lecturer-his
fourth term.
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Mr.. Alexander Mcdonald Honored.

LYScHBURG,y VA, December g.. Special
Mr.. Alexander Mcdonald, late United
states Special Commissioner for the Paris
Exposition, has been informed through the
Department of Agriculture, Washington,
that a diploma and medal were awarded
him by the French authorities for the salts
factory manner in which his duties were
performed in working up the tobacco ex-
hibit. Also, that request bad come from
the French Government that IL De permitted
10 retain the tobacco display for permanent
exhibit i'm public museum. This request
was complied with, excepting three ex-
hihifs
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CHICAGO, December 6.-Mrs. Dina
knudson. living at SOS Gross avenue, and
Miss Mary Lee, a young woman visiting
her from Milwaukee. Were found lying on 2
bed in an unconscious condition this morn.
Ing from the effect Of coal gas escaping
from small heating stove. Miss lee died
before medical aid could be administered
and Mrs. knudson expired after remaining
hours
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nrnmned While Fishing.

PETERSBURG, December special. r.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, Mr.. C.
h. Haynes and a colored. man, named Ed.
ward Carter, were in boat fishing near
sandy Point, in Charles City county, when
the boat was capsized by sudden gust OF
wind. Carter was drowned, but HAYNES
managed TO swim 10 the shore, but was 50
badly chilled that he is not expected 10
recover.
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AMERICAN CLOTHING co.
916 MAIN STREET, between NINTH AND TENTH
Nj. BE NDHE|m & BRO,


Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should A.
ways boz used wnen children arc cutting
teeth. ~ relieves the little sufferer al once.
u produces natural, quiet sleep hN relieving
the child from pain. and the lifllc chefnp
awakes rs "bright rs "a button II u very
pleasant 10 taste. Il soothes the child sole
ems the gums. aliays all pain, relieves sind.
regulates tie bowels. and 10 the best known
remedy for diarrnaa, whether arising from
eething or other causes. Twenty i've cents
.D,tfla Tu.fh.SsAM
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FOR THE Y, M. G. A.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 70 Cite an Enter
tairmen. In January.

tstrmt1t III
The Young Mems Christian Association
finding itself still encountered with debt
large enough To reiard their usefulness IN
the community. has decided TO make great
effort to liquidate this debt during the ensu-
ing year. The Ladies' Auxiliary Ga branch
of their bOard) has invited those most prom
inent in good works to cooperate with IT.
and meeting was held yesterday to decide
on some plan Of assisting the association. \
large number gathered at the rooms and
unanimously decided that the most enec-
tual help would be to have some entertain
ment at Easter, corresponding to the frhi-
lingsfest of last spring. Mrs. NJ. ;. smith,
whose reputation as leader Is fully estaD-
ished. was unanimously elected president ;
Mrs. l.. u. IIOtchkiss, yice-president: Mrs.
Thomas Christian, secretary. and Mrs. >. ID.
McIntire. treasurer, Owing 10 the great
pressure of home work during the holidays,
il was deemed eNpedient TO lay the matter
over until the first Tuesday I'm January
1890, when the ladies hope to begin their
work in earnest
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,RoposAIsFOR WHARF BUILD

f>G.--U. =. Engineer Once. as" IL ~.
syiyania avenue, \. W. Washington, u -
November ri, 1879 SEALED Pkplo>A :.
IN iriplicatc. f,r tho construction
v III shF-BufLDl>G Port Monroe, a,
einia, viii be received az tbis once 10 -,
W. on WED<fSIAN. DYcEabbk II. i7oy1i
The right Is reserved to reject snN "u' ~, 81
proposals. 1hs attention OF bidders
viied 10 The acts Of Congress appioNe1 80
ruary "a, issS. and February %, 49,. ~ "a
Large. SPECIFICATIONS and all necessaf, IN
formation Will De- furnished ON appii 49, ~ -
PkrEe &. HAMS. Lieutenant o"lo.ss =.
Engineers. "oe
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Property Transform.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday:
In the City Chancery Court-Henry
Block TO Elias Bottighemer, 33 feet on
Leigh street. southwest corner second. 81
12j: Daniel II. and John Mahoney to W. II.
Allison and Warner Moore, 2llz feet on
north side Floyd street. near Plum. 1902.
I'm the HenricO County COurt->eth Ford
and G.. b. lIutchesOn 10 DR.. Ferdinand Davi.
son. 12i5 acres an east side Hungary Cross
road. $50: Joseph X. Jennings and others
TO L. V. Williams, acres on Brook turn
f,iLa II ODD
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Car Service Association.

4 meeting Of representatives, Of all the
North Carolina roads was held yesterday at
the Byrd-street depot, and an organization
known as the Car Service Association was
formed Mr.. Washington Bryan, % the
Birmingham and Weldon Railroad. was
elected general manager, after which the
meeting adjourned
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Commodore John X. Mitchell's Death.

Commodore John X. Mitchell, who died
AT his residence, No. 303 west Grace street.
Thursday night, was born in Forth Carolina
January lst. 1911. He entered the United
states navy from North Carolina in 1875,
served i'm all the grades with marked fidelity
and high standing, and was soon afterwards
promoted to the rank Of commander. lie
was favored with several commands. last OF
which was the United states steamer Wyom-
ing. lie was ordered 10 the Pacific ocean III
1860. At the breaking out Of the war, he
promptly resigned his commission, left his
ships, and after his resignation was accepted
he at once returned and offered his services
to the COnfederates, and was appointed t.
the position of captain, and was assigned
to the difficult task Of building ul
the defense Of the lower Mississippi
river. His boat was the iron-clad
Louisiana. When the United States
squadron entered the Mississippi, in spite o
| the fact that the Louisiana was entirely un.
prepared for action. as she had not beer
finished her commander carried her dovf
the river in tow Of tug while the bes
carpenters and machinlsts were WORKING
on her. When she was in this condition
Admiral Farragut pursued the boat. which
cut her of from New Orleans, and he wa
| compelled to destroy his ship. Many of his
brave oUctiH anu tltN Ntlt hliitu III III
running tight and the remainder We're takei
prisoners. carried TO Fort Warren
where they were kept until exchanged
After the war he was assigned e
the command Of the flotilla Of ironclad'
in James river The people Of Richmond arr
well aware of the eXertions made to brins
on conflict with the monitor fleet at City
| Point, but they never appeared up the rive
| Ia engage. The evacuation of Richmond
and the destroying Of his ship followed.
Commodore Mitchell was one OF the three
whose names were presented to the Conied
crate Congress for promotion 10 admiral
but the war ended before he Was confirmed
The Commodore settled in Richmond, an'
| lived in quiet retirement, enjoying the re-
spect and confidence Of his numerous friends
The funeral will take place this alternos
at o'clock. from his late residence, No
BOB west Grace street.
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New Quarters for theT. T.. A.

\ regular meeting Of the state Board Of
directors of the Il. u. \. was held last night
at their headquarters. No. II north Ninth
street. President Hope presided. vol
ume of business was transacted. The head
quarters were removed to No. Ol3 Bank
street, and committee was appointed Ia
draft rules 10 govern the new headquarters.
As soon as these new quarters are fitted ~
the manufacturers and jobbers of Rich
mond will be invited to inspect them, and.
we hope, give them their cordial support.