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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-05
COURT SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
~ TlON.
GOOD LOT WITH NEAT FRAME DWELLING,
No. SIG NORTH FIRST STREET.

Duke } In tho Chsncery Court OF the City OF
rs. Richmond, Ya.-Undcr decree Of
Smith. November %, 1890.
In pursuance OF the sboye-named decree. the
undersigned special commissioners will sell, By
public auction, on tho promises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, 1890.
at O'Clock p. NJ, tho above. named vALUA-
BILE LOT, WITH THE Mat AND COMFORT
ABLE SMALL TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING THEREON. fronting % feet on the east side
or First street between buval and Baker, extend
ing back los feot more or less, 10 an alley 20 feet
wide
Terms: Ono third cash: tho residue In three
equal instalments. by negotiable notes, at four.
eight. and twelve months, carrying interest from
tho day Of sale, aud the title TO be retained until
the purchsso-mouey ia fully paid and a convey
ance ordered by the Court
JOHN W. ANDERSON,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners
DUKE, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST SMITH. DEFBNDANr-
In THE CHAScEaY COURT or TIE CITY or RICH
MOsD.
|. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of eaid court GER
ufy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by the decree IN said cause OF Soyem-
Der 2S. 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2sgh day OF Noyom-
Der, 1890. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
no 30 Clerk.
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THE LAWYERS TURN NOV

The fall term of the Circuit Court is now
in session, Judge Blair presiding. A good
deal of business has been dispatched. The
lawyers are beginning to reap the fruits of
the Interpretations, and suits to set up
or void contracts are becoming quite COM
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CRESsHAw. TRUsTgE, rIAISrifr. AGAINST .rrrr.
&C., DEFENDANTS tx rHB tHshlERf l..rf
or rug CITY o. hCHvgan
I, Charles W. Gotiin. cInrr rf taf .t
certify thst the bond r.Ilirri az % sl.
commissioner by M lc.rFsI1 go -,l -...
Of November 2, i-1l, has been 4 .'F s....
Given under my hand uutiliI Jay N...-.
Dor, ls.O. CHARLES 49, .UI
nOU ...rf
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MIcHABLs, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST AicnAsis, d.
FgNDASr-Is THk CHASCERY CoUkr or rHa
CITY on RICHMOND.
!, Charles W. Goddn. CLERK OF said court, GER
tify that tho bond required OF she special COM
missioner by tho decree In said cause Of Deem
Der 3. 1880, has been duly given.
Given under my hand tAis AN day Of Deem
Der. 1899. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
dc Clerk.
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Al AsAmAs MINERS STRIKE
r,a,cations Point to an Early Settlement
of Differences.

fBy telegraph TO tho Dispstch.l
puuraHAM, ALA, December 4.-The
.;tnation among the miners is unchanged.
Ahnnt {. 600 men are on strike. A few re-
tnrnad To work. The indications point TO
s en carly settlement OF differences. 1t was
rrrnmored here yesterday that az soon as the
nnera,ors recognized tho committee work
Would be resumed. The miners say that
thew are out for an advance and that the
ranort is untrue. Some operators are ar
ranging to fill their mines with negroes.
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by James p. Bam.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lll3 Main street
COURT SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
" TON.
TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND LOT
no. SOL ST. JAMES STREET.

TW0-ST0RY BRICK STORE AND LOT
No. s04 ST. JAMES STREET
Duke In the ChaRcery Court Of The City OF
rs Richmond, No., under decree OF No
Duke yember Is, l-90
In pursuance az the aboye-rn entlOned decree.
the undersigned, special commissioners. will sell
by public auction, On the promises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER s. 1880,
at 4:30 o'clock Z. 81. the aboye-named TWO
STORY BRICK STORE aud the LOT on which 4.
stands, fronting 1914 feet on the west eide OF ST.
James street between Duysl ana Baker streets,
and running back los feet more or less.
TERMS: one third cash; the residue In three
equal instalments. ~ negotiable notes, a. four,
eight and twelve months, carrying interest from
the day OF sale. and tho title % be retained I'M
I'll tho purchase money IS fully paid and "a con-
yeyanco ordered by the Courl.
JOHN ". ANDERSON.
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners
j. b. ELAN, Auciioneor.
DUKE, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST DUKE DBFgNDANrs-
IN ruB CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY or RICH
k0sD.
/, Charles W. Goddn. clork Of said court.
certify that the bond required of the special
commissioners by the decree ia said cause OF
November -. 1890. has been duly giyen.
Given under my hand THIS 2Sth day OF No
vember, 1890 ChAKES W. GODDIN,
no 30 Clerk.
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Duke In the Chancery Court Of the City Of
Is. Richmond, VH., under decree OF No
Duke. vember Is, ls90.
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In execution % the herolaafier.nsrti-,., -
croe He will soll by aacii1l, A. TIE 1-.-... ~
". bo"e, slctioneer, No. I Elegolh s.f..t Il
the CITY OF Richmond, Va, on
SATURDAY.. DscsNnyRRt.,r
a. ! O'Clock +. NJ. LAKGE Nrpnrg ODD,
hANDrOME, WkLl-LOCATRD DgY.AN0
ThACIlNR BUILDING LOTS on uss..f. 4. -
OF FarA avenue, cKtcuilrg from Gr.f.rtr .....
son streets, Adisance ~ Jlf feel. alt sf.......
oacA 10 ken-ingtou street. D dfsfsr-. q e.. e..
along Cedar street sui Of go $50 f.rf A .
Robinson street, Nus aif1riing tun Ir.rt'....
Robinson streets
II should De torno in mini th1t pt-t -.....
IL an already grated street nos ulUh .... ...
pleasure drive from iomtsriy sIa.t o.. n.
Boulevard. and that keuNs.oI si-a.. 4, 49,.
90 b. opened lan assured farl from f..
westward for three miles,
Terms cash sunlelont 20 pay ffa ..s.t.. Oh.
and sale aud - discharge ua finr.ut ...
% Wit: 81 Hssce5 with protect Zoo alf b.. ...t
from oth Of October 1879. NtiIt3. n.. .r.
teresi on l.3n a., paci tlercof 'r1u go f.. a
March. 1881, with interest .u fi. H.l.. s.. ...-
par, thereof, from ne SIN Df trr.. l-.. t.f.,
tl,iUly2 the balance fherr.f. irIn no ..
October, 1870; 3 sl,3i3 80 afh pr.f... f.r.
interest thereon from ils Pcs .f AlrI. ..... ..f
the residue on q credit 0I trh..h n..H. o..
notes, wi'n Interest Rllff. lll ......f ..
trust deed. mn CARTER.
WILLIAM H. SANDS.
sItr.AI lormi .t..U..
y. R-If des'r,lA cIeflt az SIS aaI ... .rt
months will DO gigea oa tl,-ea 90 Oh. \
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DOCK AND JOB WORN ~, ps.sl
ID lxsCurRpAg Tue plsFA'
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CARPETS. mArTING.w WALLPAPER. sc
DrssoLUTIOKs d pAsrsEKsHIps
DISSOInTION OF pAPrNRR-.

L EIiJlIVIIN IION OT Il II II I n II "
II sHlP.-The partnership OF FRANKLIN
DAVIS & Co, composed Of Franklin Davis and
K. II. Bssell, which has for some years pas, been
conducting the Nursery and Agency business in
Virginia and Maryland, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent, z. n. Bssell having
Withdrawn entirely from both branches O. the
business. Franklin Davis will wind up tho busi-
moss OF the old Arm.
Franklin Davis will continue the NURSERY
AND AGENCY BUSINESS here tofore under
the old nrm-name and style OF ERANkLIN DA-
Wis & co. FRANKLIN DAVIS & co
RICHMOND. va, December ]. 1890. do l-Flt.
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Duke In tho Chsncery Court OF the City OF
y. Richmond, Ve.-Undcr decree Of
Smith. November %, 1899.
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Death OF Mr.. Richard Clay.

Death OF Mr.. Richard Clay.
rcorrespondsnce OF the Richmond pisoa,-h.I
WILSON, Va, December 2, 1890.
Mr.. Richard S. Clay. ofNottoway county,
d;ed at his residence near this place last
n,sht about IL o'clock. after long illness.
Mr' CLAY entered the late war as volun-
teer from Manchester, Va, when quite q
voutl
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In pursuance Of the above entioned decree.
the undersigned, special commissioners, will sel
by public auction, On the promises, on
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
sDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1890,

Ia execution OF a decree in tho above mon
toned suit tho undersigned thereby appointed
for The purpose will sell BY auction, on the
M
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HE CONFESSED.

That night Johnson went to Wilson's de-
pot, on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
where, after being closely questioned. he
confessed that he had assailed Mrs. Majors.
lie was taken to the county jail Of Motto
way, but il being believed that if kept there
he would be lynched, he was removed 10 the
Petersburg Jail, where be has been ever
since. A day or two after his arrest the
crime.
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lYNCHBURG
smash-Up on the y. and W.-H0rse Thief
Captured-Matrimonia


LYNCHBURG, VA, Dec. Especial. T.
Early this morning a slight smash-up oc-
CURED on the Norfolk and Western road
near Concord. Two freight trains were
ascending the grade when portion OF the
foremost train broke loose and ran back
into the rear train, slightly damaging the
engine. The cabOOse Of the runaway sec
ton had one end stove in, but nobody
on either train was hurt.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Weber, Of Roanoke
county, arrived in the city this afternoon at
40 O'Clock on the delayed Virginia Mid
land train from the South, having IN charge
a negro named Jack Evans, who on Tues
day last stole two horses from Mr.. Mathew
Dandy, who resides in Roanoke county,
near Salem. Evans was captured at Yam
ceyyille, Tazewel county, \. c., and the
two horses were recovered. The horses are
on the way to Salem in charge of an agent
appointed by Mr.. Weber. The Sheriff re-
NAMED here until the west-bOund train ar
rived, az $40 this afternoon, when he LETT
with his prisoner for Salem. Evans will be
tried at the next term Of the Roanoke COun-
ty Court.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. Id
ward +. Shelley, a gentleman well-known
i'm business circles i'm this city, and very
popular everywhere, to Miss Matte E.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. b. Mahood,
form .-ly a teacher in our schools. and a
most admirable young lady. The happy
event will be celebrated on Wednesday
morning, December 10Th, at 1880 O'Clock.
IN Memorial Methodist Episcopal church.
Mr.. c. Il. Mann, an invalid from App0mat-
tOX. was brought TO this city, and carried
10 the Home and Retreat some time since
in the forlOrn hope that an operation might
save his life. The operation was performed,
but he died at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
His remains were shipped to his old home
on the noon train tO-uay
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Iersonal Mention.

MessTs. Il. II. BOykin, Thomas Atkinson.
W. f. NarbrOugh, and John H. Neimeyer,
a committee from the Richmond Tobacco
Trade, went to Washington yesterday TO aid
similar committees expected 10 be present
in urging upon the members OF Congress the
passage Of rebate on tobacco.
Past Grand Blanks. of Petersburg, paid
an official visit TO Schiller Lodge OF Odd-fel-
lows this city last night and was received
with the grand bOnors OF the craft. After
work in the various degrees the Lodge ad-
jOurned for refreshments.
As compared with their cOnfreres Of last
year, ." the succulant bivalve SO far devel-
oped this season looks as if he had suffered
from a prolonged attack Of dyspepsia.
The value Of exports from this port for No
yember amounted 10 -, 1928, made up Of
cotton, fiOui, live cattle, stoves, and miscel-
laneous articles.
Friendship Lodge, 50, Masons, last night
elected Marx Gunst junior deacon, made an
entered apprentice, and received visit from
Grand Lecturer Little, of Norfolk.
MIR. Jesse l.. Snead, formerly of Caskie's
Artillery. died in the Soldiers Home Tues
day. His remains were buried in Holly
wood yesterday.
The Grand Lodge of Virginia will hold its
one hundred and thirteenth annual cOmmu-
nicaiion in 81. Adams Hall December 9th.
Mr.. Charles b. DOdson returned TO the
city yesterday from visit TO Nytheville,
where his wife Is sojourning for her health.
MIR. Harvey Stebbins, Of Halifax county,
was in the city yesterday.
An old man was knocked down by a
quincy morse at the corner Of Broad and
Fifth streets yesterday morning, but was
picked up scarcely injured.
Mr.. william Smelling was run into and
thrown down by large mastif yesterday
morning in front of ST. Charles Hotel, and
received painful bruise ON one Of his arms.
st. Johns Lodge. 80, OF Masons, meets to-
night at ST. Adams Hall for work and in
structiOns. This is one Of the largest lodges
IN the city.
Morgan ID. Wills, siX-year-0ld boy, Of
Fredericksburg, was carried 10 the Retreat
for the Sick yesterday TO be treated for deaf
ness.
Messrs. JEFF and Wash Jacobs, George
Abdell, and Misses Kate Ames and Elrie
Jacobs, OF Bell Haven, Accomac county,
are at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. Tracy X. Wyles, formerly a we'll
known Cary-street tobacco and commission
dealer. has removed his residence 10 London,
England.
Mr. w. III. Merchant. Of the Fredericks-
burg star, was in the city yesterday.
A kerosene oil lamp exploded in the cellar
Of the Brosd-Sueet Opera House last night.
No damage was done.
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FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
RESULT OF A LAMP EXPLOSION
IN DANviLLE.


A CoIored Merchant Robbed Of over
500 and His Ciothes-smash-U Up on
the Norfolk and Western -Borse-rhief
Csptured-Throughout Virginia.
DANvuLE, VA, Dec. 2.-lspecial.l i
AT 4 O'Clock this morning lamp exploded
IN the house OF a colored merchant named
Salem NJ. Brown, and all the clothes OF
Browns six children were burned before
the flames were extinguished. During the
hubbub created a number Of neighbors and
others ran IN, and one, as yet unknown,
walked of with Browns oyercoat, in one OF
the pockets of which he had over one hun
dred dollars in money and two hundred dol
lars in bonds.
Mr.. Wade Hampton Peyton, young
man who has been teaching school al Gas
cade, in this county, died yesterday OF
typhoid pneumonia, and his remains passed
through the city tonight en- route 10 salem,
the former home Of his parents, where the
burial will take place tomorrow. Inc de-
ceased was brother OF Wythe VI. Peyton,
superintendent of schools Of Henry county.
The case Of James Lyles and Margaret
LASTLY. both colored, indicted for the MUIR
der of James LASTLY, has been continued
10 the January term of the Hastings Court.
Captain John Il. IIutchings, prominent
tobacconist and the captain OF the Danville
Grays, will be united in marriage tomorrow
with Miss Lucille Lea, 0,e OF the most
charming young ladies of Caswell county,
y. c.
A drove Of 1866 turkeys reached here to-
day, having been driven on foot by two
men from Patrick county, distance OF
one hundred miles. They were ten days
making the trip.
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In the House to-day The Internal onal
Copyright bill was debated and p1sscd tla0 10
So.
A bill 20 make any person acting in "a
hduciaIy capacity responsible for the pension
money OF minors was debated Without hnal
acIiOu. motion 10 Ieftr IL tOa con mittee
was lost (so 10 lOD. aud the House adjourned.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Meeting TO Arouse Interest in the New
Building.

A meeting OF the Board OF Directors of the
Chamber OF Commerce was held yesterday
evening. Colonel Purcell presided. Mr.. Il. ID.
TAYLOR acted as secretary.
Colonel Purcell stated that Mr.. Dunlop was
absent, having been called To Buena Vista
He also stated that the object OF the meeting
was TO endeavor TO interest toe members
In the scheme OF erecting the
Chamber OF Commerce building lie
said there was no doubt as 10 the FEAST
bility OF the scheme. and read, TO prove that
the building would be paying investment.
figures showing the amount of rent that u
would bring In. Ills figures were low, but
still showed a good margin. lie said that he
had an offer from an investment company
that " the Chamber would capitalize the
building at 500. 900 that they would guaran-
tee 70 place s20O.t 90 I'm bonds. provided a
portion Of the stock was given with the bonds
M q bonus.
Colonel Purcell further said that he felt
certain that II all would put their shoulders
to the wheel there would be no difficulty IN
raising the money. lie thought the stock
would certainly pay six per cent. interest
Mr.. Taylor moved that "a meeting OF the
Board be called for next Monday night. and
that the secretary prepare list OF all the
present subscribers and those likely 10 sub
scribe, 10 be distributed among the members
OF the Board. who sh II endeayOr by personal
subscription @ raise the additional $1,000.
The building is 10 be seven stones high.
The Board adjourned 10 meet again next
Monday night, aug all expressed themselves
NJ determined 70 push the matter and TO
raise the money before the end Of the year.
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state Board Of Agricuiture-work ofthe
Fire Fiend-North state Notes.

State BOARD of ARricuitnre-Wofh ts"e
Fire Fiend--North state Notes.
RALEIGH. n. c., Dec. Especial. THE
State Board OF Agriculture met here To-
day. with every member Of the Board pres
emit. This Is the last meeting the Board will
hold before the General Assembly meets,
and there is much important business pc
fore h. Some months ago the United states
District Court decided, after a long litiga-
ton that the State tax of $500 on fertill-
zet ccmnanjes was unconstitutional.
This left the State Department
of Agriculture and the state immigration
Departments, which are supported by TINS
tax. entirely without funds. The Board Oh
Agriculture spent much time to-day dis
GUESSING the tax question, aud nnally ueclueu
ID adopt the tonnage. tax system, ana 10
levy A tax of TWENTY-FIVE cents per hundred
mounds on all fertilizer sold in the state.
This. il il estimated, will supply sufficient
funds for the Departments OF Agriculture
and immigration. -,
Tomorrow the trustees OF the AgrlSul-
tural and Mechanical College VIII hold
meeting here. A member OF the BOARD
said today that the Board would probably
ask the Legislature TO make an additional
appropriation for the support Of the college.
COIlON BURNED.
News reaches here to-day that IRE last
night totally destroyed the cotton gin on the
penitentiary farm, near Weldon. About
ttty bales Of cotton was consumed, and the
loss is estimated at about 5000.
BAPTIST MISSIONS.
The Board OF Missions Of the State Baptist
Convention met here last night and elected
Rev. j. f. Lord, pastor OF the Baptist
church at Rocky Mount, 10 be State secre-
tary of Sunday schools and colportage.
FLAMING MILLS DESTROYED.
A special from keyser, on the Raleigh
and Augusta railroad. say, the large plan
ing shops Of Mills Il Co., and also several
freight ears, were destroyed by fire to-day.
The loss is heavy.
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
The Board Of Directors Of the North Caro-
lima Insane Asylum met here to-day, and
prepared biennial reports Of that institu-
ton for the next Legislature. The reports
will say that the YUM is in most excel
lent condition in every way under its
present administration. The Board con-
sidered the proposition TO establish an in
Urinary and hospital at the asylum, and
will probably ask the Legislature for an ap-
preparation for that purpose.
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ordinance amending chapter No. 90, section
10 OF city ordinances, granting frame build
ing permits. The ordinance, as adopted by
the committee, which will be reported TO the
Board OF Aldermen at it, next meeting. 81
lows permission TO be granted 10 erect frame
buildings in the city upon recommendation
OF a majority Of the members OF both
branches ofthe City Council from the ward
In which the building Is TO be erected, and
upon the approval OF the chairman OF the
Committee on Fire. The chairman then has
authority to grant the permission, after pub
fishing the same in the paper having the
city advertising not less than three times.
should permission be refused by the chair
man OF the Committee on Fire, The applicant
shall have o right 10 appeal to the CITY
Council by petition or otherwise.
The ordinance in reference 10 pawnbrok-
ers was laid over until The next meeting.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Personal Menfion-rhe Death Record
RailroadISeorganized.

4
oad,Reorganized
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Dec. 3 SPECIAL. Mrs.
Margaret Magruder OF Wolfe street, died last
night. aged siSty-two years.
Mr.. William Gibson. the builder, lies quite
III from a stroke Of paralysis.
Mr. Henry :. Mattles has been chosen
JOOx- H. eper of the Citizens Bank, to succeed
Captain X. r. Knox who had 10 take rest
on account of serious paralysis.
The cOiOred folks OF the Methodist persua-
sion are now taking up the women delegate
question. mus f,r they have decided against
the women.
r.. Mary Cazenove, wife ofMr. Louis Gaze
move. Of Seminary Hill. died suddenly few
nights ago. she was "A most estimable lady.
rhe remains were taken to Pennsylvania for
burial.
Old Daniel Morgan, a most estimable col
Ored citizen, IN dead. lie was born here Ia
the forepart of the century. and had an eX-
celisut recollection OF long agJ, when Alex
sndria WAS a rival OF Baltimore In CONNER
cial Industries.
Mr. Leonard Marbury Is recovering.
Joint meeting Of the Shenandoah valley
and OF the Washington and Western rail-
roads was held in this city Yesterday eve
Ming when the TWO roads were consolidated
and reOrganized under the name OF the shen-
and0ah Valley Railway Company. Mr.. /. j
Kimball was elected president and Mr.. 4. }.
Hfmphill secretary, The committee which
purchased the shenandoah Valley road ~
roanoke on September Both last then con-
yevcd that road 10 the new company.
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PETERSBURG.
Phosphate Company Chartered--C Central
Luuatic Asylum.

phosphate Company Chartered Central
Luuatic Asylum.
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec 3.-lSpecal.l T.
Judge u. VI. Bernard. Of the Hastings Court
Of this city, to-day granted charter 10 the
virginia Florida Phosphate Company. The
officers Of the company are: Paschal Davle.
president. Board OfDirectOrs: Paschal Dayie,
ii. Noltenius. John McGill. Charles Watson.
John l.. Jackson, George Davie, Il. 3.
Vaughan and George Cameron. Of Petersburg.
and John W. Huger, OF savannah, Ca. The
capital stock Ofthe company Is not 10 be less
than Sl2O,COO, nor more than $4,000 o,
divided into shares OF 500 each.
The Executive Committee Of the Central
Lunati Asylum met at the asylum to-day
and transacted good deal Of routine bust
ness The committee ordered the payment
Of bills due to parties I'm Petersburg amount
ing 10 about $1,000. Mr. julius strauss, OF
Richmond Is chairman of this cOpmitte a,
and was present at The meeting. The new
addition To the asylum Is expected 70 be
completed by the first Of January next
The Board OF Directors Of the Petersburg
Alliance Exchange met here on esterddy
and determined 10 open an exchange In this
vit on the lost instant.
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twelfth Annual Reduction Sale.

Messrs. Goddard IL Moses, No. 92O Main
street, announces ~ their friends and the
public their twelfth annual reduction sale,
a. is their custom tO inaugurate during this
holiday season. They show large c0llec-
ton OF choice diamonds land other precious
st0nes), set and unset, purchased from the
stocks Of the largest importers in the coun-
try previous 10 the recent heavy advance
in prices. These goods are now being sold
at even "A lower price than before. Their
stock OF fine watches, jewelry, and rich
sterling silver and siiver-plated ware is
complete in every line, and they would in
wife a call from all in want Of handsome
bridal and holiday gifts. Goddard & Noses,
900 Main street. Lowest prices. Largest
stock.