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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
HILL-CItrY MATTERS.
WORK COMMENCED or THE NEW ALLIE
GHAsY DEPOT.
Interest Excited in Military Circles-Per-
sonal Notes.-The Anti-Coupon hove
ment Progressing.
tsn.clal teln.rnn 70 tho pI.pa.eh. J


IYNcugrRG. VA, February 2S.-Coniract
or, are engaged to-day in digging tn foun
dalton for toe new passenger depot Tor the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad ct the
foot Of Ninth street. The building Is 10 bC
3iyGS feet, exclurve OF wings. sheds, etc.
II VIII occupy the old site OF the Piedmont
House, and will be a handsome structure
Now that the RichmOnd & Allegheny have
decided not 10 20 into the union dciot, ano
1t is understood the Virginia Midland VIII
not, there Is some interest excited in regard
70 what the Norfolk and Western viii co TO-
wards building the depot they promised the
city.
4 great deal Of interest has been excited
in military circles over the report that GOV
ernor Lee desires 10 take the military OF the
Stlte 10 New York on the occasion OF tbt
centennial celebration, and all our military
are on the Qitt UiVe.
Hon. Poscy G. Lester, 0ngres'man-elect,
is iu the city to-day en- route TO Washington
Jane, BOYD, one Of our most prominent
citizens, is critically III.
Mis-. Phoebe Hall, the female evangelist, Is
conducting a series o. meetings 1t Amherst
Courthouse, aud meeting With remarkable
success.
Major Flood. chairman Of the principll
committee OF the auti-coUpon movement,
states that he does not believe coupon VIII
be used this year by any one except an
owner Of State bonds. he saya the commit
tees have received few relusals, and the move
meet is successful in every particular II
was rumored some days ago That good
many Irish merchants located IN Badge
street would psy IN coupons, but MAJOR
Flood reiutes the statement on tho au
thorlty OF some OF those concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
ANOTuEE DUKE 70 HARRY HERE
Hut nis wife ~ Not nm American,
and Chat Fact VIII Cause no fears.

A TAMPA tFbl Telegram says: George
William Granville Leyi-OO Cover, Duke of
sutherland. has Just obtained license 10
MARRY Mrs. Mary Caroline bl3ir. one Of The
ladies " his party who accompanied him 10
tins country from England IN November
last.
Mrs. Flair is the widow Of an EOglish
army officer. and has figured prominently IN
The domestic brOil which caused The g.
arrangement Of the Duke and hs former vile.
The Duchess died ,Ae da, after the Duke A.
Ilved IN THIS country. Instead OF returning
10 England To attend the funeral OF bis vile
be started of with ms party To Florida,
ayernng that his hcaith required change Of
climate. aud hc has since been enjoying
himself there. evidently unaffected by his
bereavement.
me DncheSs was by her own request
quietly Inferred in her Own FANNY bpfYne-
place and not ~ ,hc DUKES mausoieum.
ier death thus saved an exposure IN the law
courts which tue Dukes relations with Mrs.
Blair provoked.
It's asserted that Mrs. BARS husband
blew his brains ont rather than face the scan
dial which would undoubtedly follow. Di-
yorce proceedings hSd even been begun, and
were ouly sDaodoued a. the direct solicitation
Of the Qleen IN The hope OF a reconciliation
being "a cted
The Duke made several Yachting tours IN
southern waters, End was VA every instance
accompanied by Mr>. Blair. On one of these
expeditions ne proceeded % NiaU. where the
lady, brother holds the post Of LEGAL adviser
60 'he King. Here the Dukes behavior eN-
ciied indignation. aud hi. party Wa injured
10 leave earlier Than had been arranged. On
the Dukes return t. ENGLAND last summer
The Priucc OF Wales demonstrated seriously
witt him in regard TO his misconduct.
The Duchess had borne her abandonment
with exemplary resignation, and Il was only
after her husband mad started for thl> coun-
try I'm November last that she finally deter
mined TO resort To the courts. Her desih re-
Ncycd The Duke from this embarrassment and
lei, hin free to lcgaiile his alleged relations
with Mrs Biatr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
Hampton aOtes.
II y II u III -IVNN''
Correspondence q the Richmond Di7paich-l

Correspondence q the Richmond Dspatch.l
HANProN. February -, 1889.
Rev. j. J. Gravatt, OF 81. Johns churcb,
bas declined the cal from church IN New
York state.
". H. Bonaparle (colored) was refused
new trial bv Judge Peek on yesterday.
He viii appeal % in~ Circuit Court.
The fret rank wa conferred on two can
didrtes by the Pythieus on Tuesday night.
Tue stock IN the ncG Bun dug aud loan
Association is peiDg taken rapidly.
Dist jet Lodge, NO. ID, /. o. 6. T., was
m session here on Tuesd'y ana "wednesday.
Ontc a number % delegate, were IN attend
ance. among t0cm Rev. !. II. Edwards, Of
Portsmouth,; Rev. G.. X. Taylor. oi ) orh
county; Mss George Green, 81 NorioiN;
a. r.. simmons. of Prince, anne coun'y,
and Rev. Mr. Jill, OF Canada, lecturer Of
the order. Purlc meetings were held M tue
Baptist church at n.gtt and large Audiences
assembled. Nr. &. u. fornsrd sang several
solos on Tucsdlg nicni, and on "Wednesday
ni,ht Capt,in Frank W. Cunuinghun, "ho
was prc,ent, favored tao audience with
several SONGS. IhlL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
A TTEND THE GRAND OPENING
y or
THE BOSTON
NH let ONE-PkCE CLOlhlN1 hOCoh'

NOR SALE, ABOUT $50 TONS OF
/ KANT and 400 Tons OF DISSOLVED
BONF now al the works OF the Pacific GuGno
g.. =. MEANS,
NH lit Box l6i. Charleston, =. &.
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Ashnr,se ed t0 be CauGhf Reading 40.
riff.Isa.~. fI.raIF


AWAY down near :hc corner pocket OF an
lndisna-ayenue car Yesterday morning sst q
shy. modest. ooking woman, VINO was deep
ly buried in t1e psscs Of ho0S, the cover
Of which was carefully hidden by an outer
covering ~ tack brown paper. II was
quite evident That she wac afraid some one
wonld see what she va, readiug, and several
young iren Ia her neighborhOod Vsnly en-
deayorcJ to gct a ,ly peep az the title page
~ the book, oupp0slng. no doubt, That
the fair One was interested IN some
forbidden w,rk. Pretty soon another
lady entered the car. nc reader
knew her. closed her book. and made room
for her. OF Course wOmal's curiosity I'll.
umphcd. and tue Uew cOuer asked what she
had Deen reading Ia 3 moment the beads
OF all the wondering young men we're bent
20 hear the res pOu-t. " am almost Ashamed
% tell YOU" said the Young woman. and
neishborng cas- were prlcked up curl ,u,,
iy. at is tie irsi tIue. though. / have had
chance % read 10. aud am ashamed 10
have any one see shat u is-u'S Rob, It
Elswcrc.' The pr.ckei ears came dpw0.
aud the curious young men looked Us though
some OUe hsd cricd " Keno !"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01
Captain Martin II. Lipscomb and abe
Thread Riot"
Tolhe IdIlnr oI Ne Disp lLch


Having rc,d abou, the Bread Pot" in
your journal Of recent date, the writer VIII
add few words In regard to that
unfortunate mcldr0t, which Wa, no doubt,
more an ac, of hostility melted bY secret
en,mlc. N me Ccnte1cr1cy (and there
qscre many such i'm tai, cry than he result
Of any acfu.l necessity for II, occurrence.
On the day II the outbreak the hrst effort
OF the .,Ir,.os' 20 plumber was made or
the north SIDE or Cary ~tteer, ucsr the corner
~ Twc,fh where we're located several COM
mission >tnrc-, winch had been closed on the
approach 4 "tDr cuouv.'
At the tome the write. became . spectator
Of th. event Mr.. u. Meredith iiIscOmD was
stanlinr On the dODr.slll 81 Tyler 4 sons
store addressing the lawles, Z" &c 1dgani'
aud urging them tp return 10 their homes
and Nv ij The con equcuccs of violence a7d
arts % robbery. 1nc hiaugue bad good
cile. I. and no fur,h'r attempts were made IN
that vicinity 10 drpred,to on the stores. The
moo then moved down Cary street In the dl-
rectlou 81 the CO.um 7ian tavern.
Immortality after TIE plundcrers bad
passed fourteenth street Governor Lc'chcr.
accompanied by Mayor Ma'o and several
others. came down bar street from Nam and
stopped for les moments at the northwest
corner ~ Thirteenth and Cary streets. where
were assembled acroWd Of orderly citizens,
who wee mcre "looktrs on Governor
Lrtchrr. IN very excited and apiuot man.
mer. said 10 them, ";'et away FROM re
cyefv one Of YOU. or Iil have YOU al ar
rested =" Just AT tlat moment tine public
Gua.d." uuder taptd u Gay, marched down
ThrtceYih street from Wan. When tse com
pny reached Car' street 1t was dated and or
drred 10 Xix bayourls" and aiteI forming
into company front The Guard moved a a
quick s'cp down Cary street uoder tue order
och rye bayo.c cts! forward, march," No
ca.nsltle. resulted from the "ch1rS'," As
the mot quickly GisDor-ei on fine approach
of tlc troops. only, however, 10 make
another demonstration LATER ~ The day near
thc Oll market and in IT'S vicinity.
President Dayi, did not appear At The
time b0ye referred 10. nor were aay oi tn
official, mounted, as stated IN several % the
published accoun - the incident.
February -, lSS9. X. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

much greater value than was previously sup
posed. II wonld seem that for gold the best
paying streams so far rs discovered are 10
Canadian territory. About 800 miners were
I'm The country IN tho summer OF 1887, but u
is difficult 10 say what amount OF gold they
have taken out, NJ they are somewhat re-
tlcent on the subject. They sll agree, how
ever, that So per day is poor paw, hardly
enough 10 cover expenses. Taking this a.
an average they cannot have made less than
$500 eacn or Sl5a. 600 altogether, obtained
with the crudest and most primitive appli-
ances This result shows what may be cX-
pected so soon a. communications with the
interior becomes easier and the importation
OF improved mining machinery possible.
Drift coal was found 40 various places, In
dicaling the existence OF seams further up.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

Some time ago The imoerial srmorv at
Ptkinc. called the Wa Pi-yuon. received
Instruct ionS 10 prepare for the Use OF bis
Majostv's marriage $50 pair Of boots. These
boots ba,c since been completed, ard were
packed In boxes and conveyed 90 The msn'
aging department OF the imperial household.
Krs.zewski, the polish author an ] patriot,
who WAS imprisoned for years IN German
fortress, has lust died IN Italy. lie left 10
hi. family $4,000 roubies, a valuable cOilec-
ton o. paintu.>. library of 5000 volumes.
aud q large number oi valuable MANUSCRIPTS.
the Imperial Library OF -. PelcfsbDTg hes
entered MO negotiation with the heirs FOR
thp purchase # these manuscripts, many Of
which rellto TO Russia.
The widow Of the late Richard A. Proc
tor. who Is now nm Florida. bias received a
dispatch aunouuc,r. Thar Queen Victoria, in
pursuance AZ memorial signed by nune-
rous cmincn. men. has granted her evil
lst pension 81 $500 ycac. Among the
signatures 10 the memorial were the ralneS
Of the Duke Of Argyle, the Earl OF Claw.
ford, Lord Gumihorpe, Professor iNnda!l,
Professor Huxley, SIR johu Lubbock, Sir
Henry HO.Co', Siy l.. Wthui0cs, sir ko-
bert fall. Professor Piazzl >mythe. DR.. Cope.
land, Colonel Vupman, Colonel llerscheL
pr nuerius. Mc>~ys Clements Markham,
Grant Alien, Warren DE la Rue, and many
olher,.
THIS story is told Of the Emperor Of Aus
tria: A criminal had been sentenced 10
death. rhe doa,h-warr mt was placed be-
fore the Emperor 20 sign. Convincing
proofs OF the mans guilt lad been pro-
ducrd aud yet "a shadow OF doubt lowered
i'm the Emperor's mind. lie waS Just about
90 sign tne warrlnt when he put hs pen
down ana sat for three hours immoysbie as
statue and plunged IN deep thought II
laat bee BEGAN % write his u me, but hardly
had he completed the FIST letters when a
tear rolled down his face aad fell on the
fresh iuk. Turning TO the Minister IN at
Tendance. be said: see my tears obliiorale
NV rame cannot sign this deco" and
he tore up The dcttI.w lrrsut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

An Ot'ewa special saws: TIE report Of the
Interior Department throws good deal Of
light on the Alaska boundary question. Mr.,
'ORiyle. an cDAiueer, was seat 10 tue Yukon
country 10 make preliminary survey. Has
observations have not yet been completely re-
dnced, but 40 approximate calculation shows
lbat the boundary is nearly ninety miles be-
low the point where II ls marked on the
United States maps. This Is OF great import
snce. rs the line passes through the best
gold-beanng districts YET discovered in the
country.
The Yukon district appears 10 baye =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

by Qrarles 3 McCuriy,
Real estate Agc.iDneerA
IicarloDd. Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 MAGNlFT-
4 CENTJANES RIVER ESTATE. known -
"DOS ER.n ~ GOOCHLAND COZ II. AZ iD--
COBEL STATION lOS TIE tAR1l. INNtDl-
DiAfELY on fHG RlCHhOSD e@J LIZ
GuANI RAILROAD, EIGHTEEN Mills IbOd
RICHMOND, Ar PU BIC ACCTlON.-!a e,e'n-
ton % certain decd Of trust bearing dels go Che
lst day % Ma,, 1873, rom Albert b. award ID
tho undersi ,ued "a tristeo-, AM 81 f"0nfH ~ 100
clerks odico q tooohl nd Comfy Court. Dce4-
BOOK a. psgo az. being required 80 % 60 by mo
holder of me notes thereby secured. default
having boon made In tie payment ~ mo same,
We Will Oiler for sale. upon the pfem'ssS' On
THURSDAY. NtEcu ~. issl.
=. ~ O'Clock 81. A. Roscobei station. mo ABOVE
IENrlONhD ESTATE, containing l.H-D
ACRES. This farm Is one ~ ihe bot on James
rive AMI IA extremely fegiil9 d. hA7 Tsi3-iYn
on e.. Ia only eighteen mics rom ~" c'y or
kchm NJ, and l. not sur sa'ei by any IHri' in
the counuy TLoneighDornOr IS ono oi TIE hes.
IN tio tat ali ~ aro - Everything ma coNi
possibly bee desired by auy oae seeking au'
iarm. Al,uec0,sary bulldog. &C.
The pia 90 Is ;00 vol ku0Tu % require mora
extended notice snd parties desiring 10 inspect
rsu 80 500 a. any ilua reinrf tue sale. Too ai'-
tioueer' Will take plea ure 10 SiYiag any oe'ired
Information.
Parlios desiring 20 attend ra'o ran 20 and 20
turn by tho kchA0u1 aui Allegheny Tei.roai
T,Ras. Cast ~ 20 cost sol expenses Of saio
ana any de iinqueut taxes aui 10 gay OF fhe iol-
low me- notes; $500. with interest from I'm
Nay 1856 81 D. ect 90 credit % about t-l .ltA.
win interest from l'h >oFeWies, 4''N, s,IltN.
Niia interest from ara Nag. L., ri5l.si, " n Inc
trre4t from f'h November. 1857 .i.l.I'. WIFI ii-
taresl from an bsy. ISIS, NILll, with iu '-t
from 3'n November. 1855 tILanto. WI ini' r-
est srom ffh Nofar1hoI. 1888. balance upon -arn
torn. n may h' gIscn y lne -a.e. Ir' lhr-
ora-rr nil he required % ASSUME q prior lien
IA. NcCrRDY.
T.. q. tNI "f
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1,r1r pTcUMOND DTsPATCH-FRIDAY. MARCH l. 1889
T,PUSTEE'S SALE OF HARNESS,
BUGGY, &C, Gc.-Wili b sold
~

TlRUSTEES SALE OF hAhNEo0'
- BUGGY, &C.. &c--Will b SOLD
FRIDAY, BlAEcu Isl.
r, 10 o'clock A. 81 at 1928 Main street. corner %
Fourteenth. ALL UNCALLbu-FOh ~ d ~ 80
b,nght at the sale Of stock OF D. Is: IhVsoisn'
February 9TH and 8tD. consisting OF inc ioH'"-
ing: .....-,s
p set single BUGGY HARNESS,
1 set double BUGGY UARNESS,
II pair Breast CHAINS,
- pair TKACECHAtN>,
.ozsn WAGON BHDLES.
1, dozen BACK BANDS,
4 dozen pair BkIDLE REINs, ,,,n, rs
T. dozen ihrec-quarter-inch RIDING IllDLES'
f. WOLF ROBES.
1 lot SADDLE PADS,
4 best BRUSHES,
LOT COLLAR PADS.
> pots CART BREECHING.
2BREASr CHAINS,
sPOLE STRAPS,
9, dozen WHIPS.
] i-G dozen B,dDLES.
9psir BLACK HAMhS.
? pair bKlULE~. round;
] pair BRIDES. nat 90,
After sale IL the above. say az II o'clock' VIII
be sold Top BUGGY AND HARNESS, III g0od
order
IER8s: Cash.
4. P. COURTNEY, Trusted,
Z. r. COoE. Aucaoueer. 10 -
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PHILADELPHIA, RIO H.. ~;
sa.zz1s1e,
MOND AID NORFOLK
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. - ~. aud every SUNDAY a.
a.. u.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received un il:lJ \. A. Tor sundays steamer
vi 8 a. -. saturday. Freight received daily Oil.
p. "
rare, g..
FOR further Information apply 10
=. ". MCCARRlCk.
General Southern Agent, Office RockeItA
W. z. CLYDE & co.
.at General Axena rhllAdslnhLA
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Rona4 accepted.

ny tclograpn q 20 Displl'Al
WASHINGTON, February 2s.-lhn Tre'su-
~ TO day accepted SllLSOo 4 per cent.
bond, 1t 1885,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

remarked an ola gentleman, as ho razcd
fOndly upon the cOmcly ht.c woman hy h5
tide; "but frankly" b. continued, 1T orc
tirco vac afraid cosmetics would. The silly
little woman, ip Or."r o. appear ylut 'ui,
plastorcd her face with different varieties of
Whitcwash, yclcpt balus.' creams lotions
etc" "Tcs," interrupted the little woman,
e. did, unit NY skin became Ike parchment
md so pimpy and coarse" "WcN," sud tle
listener, "Fhat 90 you use now" i'o."
was TIE reply nothing buf common sc1ea
and Dr. Picrces Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told me thlt ii my blood was
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that the outward woman would take ON tho
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would possess q clear beautiful complexion,
free from blotchee, pimplcs, crupuous, yellow
spots md rOuEhncss use the Golden Med
zeal Discovery" It is guaranteed 20 %
all that IL s claimed 90. or money paid
for it Will be promptly refunded.
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WANTED, SEVERAL GOOD COM

WANTED, To SELL An EXPERT
" COLUMBIA BICYCLE. Size, 30 inches.
In perfect order. F-.o. t45. Terms, one hat
cash balance in inlry days. Address O. ID.
w post-ofiee box 3i6 mn l-lfs
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T
COMPANY, Tor Norfolk Ports l>ft.shsix-
mouth, newport NeNs. Ciagomon- ami james
river landing. direct. ~ elegant saioOu steamer
ARIEL. leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY,
WE'D sESDAY, snd FRIDAY a. 4. M Street
cars connect
Connections az Newport News for Oh Point
aud Sult..-.d. aud III N0rs0lE closely Viz al
limos FOR northern cities same Afternoon. Janos
river by daylight CrsaI tourist line. Cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and 90 Carriers
Agency 1000 Haiu street Baggage emo ,keI
turough Slhto-rooins engaged itr lay " night
Frelgh. received daily Tor norfolk, Port
noun, O.d PolnL WAyerly. hicksiorl, VA, and
an polnts ia ks-trrn North tarolLA, Eastern
giratuia and al regular landings 0n me Iame3
ANA Rappai 4lnocS r.yors, al loves. rates, and
through bills -sget
LCCIEN B. TATuA, Nice-Prtsiden.
No. lli7 Main street and R0rsetrA
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EOR PUBLIC SALE.
MARCH 18th. 1889.
at Caurchvills, noar stgunt0n, neighborhood
Strbling Springs. STORE AND DIV kLLiN"
ombiued. Corner lOi. central location, pue
roons and basement: suited FOR summer board
er- Four churches: school Healthy, moral
community. Terms EASY. Address
fe2.-.w j. b. BNER, Lutheryillo. Nd.
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thereby certify that the bond required OF Z.
X Leland, commissioner la pefore-mertionsd
causes, hes been duly given,
TaAtei AkkhkD SHGLpi Slers.
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By j. II. Valentine, Auctoneer,
George II. Valentino and II. Benson, SalesmenJ
Ell east Broad street
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~ Frank D. nill 3 Co,
Roal Estate AuGlioneeig.
COMFORTABLE FRAME House

COMFORTABLE FRAME HOUSE
~ WITH -FOUR ROOMS ~ NICE ORDER,
CITY WATER AND CuLygRl o. TN LOT
AND Lon eaxlg0 FEET DEEP. LOChIkD. 0N
EAST sfDEOF IT. JOHNS Iktb bstW len
TOUTTs AND HILL STREETS. NUhbLHhD
lalsk, FOR Sale Ar AUCrION.-On
SATURDAY, MARCH %,
AZ AZ o'clock +. NJ. on tho premises. va will sell
tho above PROPERrY VOL reuted.
TERMS: ono fourth cash; baiauco, four, eight
and twelve months. ,,, ~
fooz AucUonears.