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ruE MrLLER rusp-con,In,..

"a 70 the fund hss been sold for t.ssss. p,
sggregatins a. 7.of-psysbic 10 one. tss -,
three years from september 4, f5Si-rsfs -
for the parcbase-mCuey thereof sfier dodses'l
cash payment. There has been received b,
fund on account OF the same t2,I7l ~ 90 ~
OF principal aad s236.s9 on Account u lnlsr..
The house aud lot ct Hsrpsr's Ferry, " :.
Was sold for 5000, which has been all PAD y
II will be seen py the statement Of 70.
cejpts and disbursements on sceoun,
OF fncome that there II In tho Treasi.
~ 20 the credit OF the fund ia cash for
the maintenance and support of tho
school Decs m Dor 81. 1900 ............... a. a..
And 70 the credit Of tho fund in thu Wv
state BsBk Of Virgins . balance Of
principal of-...........a.......... ....~..... a.
Respectfully sabmittei.
PRANK @. RrPyTN
Second Auditor and Secretary o. the n
Manual Labor school OF AloermaFle.
Cstv Of Richmond. Va:
l, G. Iss Moore, notary pubic Tor %. -.
aforesaid. do certify thar FRANK q. Rp~, ~
day male oath before me that tie f6-s,,-I
statements are true 20 tho bost Of his En5 -.
and belief.
isgi. Z. LIE MOOSE
e6FN Notary Publ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
c,v Of Richmond, Va.
MINERAL WATERS.
CHASE CITY WATERS.

~
We have accepted the agency for tn Cpt,,
CITY LITHIA WATER aud CHASE CITY Cli9
RIDE CALCIUM WATER, which are soi IN -, -.
Of one dozen half gallon bottles ~ a. - Der -.
The LiTAIA WATER will 10 sold Ia ON -.
10 nye-gallon lots: puce Is cent? per a..
DemiIohDs extra, 81. Is each same prs, -,
for them when empty and delivered n 10 -.
order. PURCELL, LADD & %.
Wholesale Druggl.s
fe6 Agency for Virginia Mineral W,,.,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

woodby Swell; Say. Fwed. was calling
on my best girl last night and at half after
ten her pa came into the parlor and turned
OF the gas. What DO you suppose the old
besgaF meant2
Fred Oldun. Why. light out. Of course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w cook and clean for q family o 81
References required Address w., 20 nor
Fifth street. icsH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

CUPID A-Lk-MoDE.
lK..e Fields. w.sh,us.oa.,

lhSto FIvF1tt WhsuluBI0nI
Love has Lost bis arrows now,
Useless lies bis trusty bow;
Heavy wrinkles line the brow
Which was once % rosy
Golden locks have turned 70 grsy,
Dimples vanished quite away
shrewd and sober grows no.
He wears clipped those dainty wings;
Jeers at sTeethearts--"s silly things
6psers. when'sr poet sings,
Wearisomo ocslAtics
Loyo--he was wtnsome rogue
Makes . eorfy pedRgogue,
Teaching mathematical
AM ELIzABErH LHloH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

Whether or not the Atlanta aaloons sell
liquor on Sunday is the subject of discus
sion between DR.. HAwrHossx and the At
lanta Constellation and Others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

/. And now il is seriously proposed tore
move the capital Of West Virginia from
Charleston to Buchanan In that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
prspuRsEaENrs--1890.

April 2Sd-For the purchase Of 800 Vir-
ginia registered 3 per cent bonds,
bearing Interest from LIST January,
1890, at a cost OF 664 per cent. .....:s sS 70
May 20th-tt,2 200 do, bearing Interest
I psr es ,st S.nuAy' .o'O m 90
October I6th-si, 900 do, bearing interest
from LIST July, 1890, az cost OF ON -.
and commission, $3.50. .........-......... 0SO %
December 6ih-ti 900 do, bearing In
terest from lat July, 1890, at cost OF
63a<--f637.5 80 and commission, $50. 90 90
Amount OF disbursement s......~....... 100 rs
isg0-December 3lst-Balsnce In the
STATE Bank OF Virginia 70 he credit
Of the principal Of the fund..."......-. 80 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

Only az cents bottle for the most Won
derful linimept IN the market" Salvation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

January I0gh--To Frank @.
Ruf1in, payment Of per cent
due him a. Second Auditor
on $50. S57.73, the amount paid
tnto the Treasury 10 the credit
OF the Miller Fund on account
OF the income Of the fund
from July < 1889, 20 and tn
GLIDING January .. 1880, d.
reeted by Samuel Miller In
mis- will 10 DO paid. ...~..-....t 1858 81
july 5th--Do. on 81. % from
January ., 1880. 70 and In
Guiding July o, l890....-........, 3l4 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
RARLY-MoRNING MARRIAGE.

Mr.. Thomas j. Powers and Miss Mamie
O'Brien were married at st. Joseph's
Catholic church this morning at o'clock,
Rev. Father O'Farrell, the pastor, Off
ciating. The nuptial mass was celebrated
on the occasion. Miss Maggie Coleman
and Mr.. William Maher and Miss Ella Hal
lgan and Mr.. Thomas Holly acted as wait
ers. The happy couple left on the early
train on bridal trip to the North. Not
withstanding the early hour of the mar
riage, an hour long before most people are
friends of the young couple were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS UNDER ORDERS OF THE
COUNTY Court OF ALBEMARLE AND ORDERs
APPROVED BE TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
1880.
January l0th-To Q. Z. ysvter.
Superintendent OF the Miller
Manual Labor School OF Abe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
MEETINGS.

NEWPORT NEWS. HAMPTON
~ AND OLD POINT DEVELOPMENT CON-
PANY. RICHMOND. VA. January 80. lS9j.-A
general meeting OF the stockholders OF this COM
pany will be held on MARCH 2, 1891, at ~
O'clock noon at tho oflics Of the company, 82l
east Main street, Richmond, Va, 10 adopt by
laws, consider the question OF purchase OF such
lands on which tho company has options, and TO
ax date for drawing OF lots.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
ia 3O-td SIS. ELAN, Secretary.
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s3,i774
INCOME.

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS ON ACCOUNT
OF THE INCOME or THE FUND PROM DE-
cEMBER 81, 1885, TO DEcEmBER 81, 1890.
RECErPrs-1S90.
January 9th-Interest for six months TO
lat OF January, 1890 on Virginia re-
glsteret bonds-to wit: At per cent
on tg09,20 consol bonds, on $4,000
"peelerp bonds. on f6S49 "peeler"
fractional certificate, and at per
cent per annum ON s75,300 l0-40 re-
gistered bonds, including f376.bO ar
rears for July, iSS9......... ....,.... xS,soS %
July 8d-D for elk monshs 70 LIST OF
July, 1880, on 30.o9S %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
WANTS.

WANTED, A POSITION AS BOOB.
w KEEPER by q young man tsen.yp,,.
years OF age who has bad several years ets.-
encA Can give good references Aii,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

WANTED, A POSITION a
Best city reference. CkAWLEY, Al. r,,.
Second street, city. faGlF'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
A brilliant BALL.

The ball given tonight at the Academy
of Music in honor of the delegates to the
Convention of Catholic KING hts of
America was a brilliant affair. A large
company was present. both participating
and as spectators, and many elegant cos
tunes were noticed. The festivities were
kept up until late hour.
Much regret was expressed last night at
the absence of Colonel o. OBJ: Cowardin
from the banquet and the inability of
Bishop Van de Vyver to remain over and
attend it. Both of these gentlemen were
booked for responses to regular toasts.
The banquet was an elegant affair, and
number of gentlemen spoke. The speak
ing was of high order, and the speeches
of Father Cutler to the toast Of " Religious
Liberty" and of Major }. II. Dinneen TO
that of Virginia" were especially notice
able in points of eloquence and ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

WANTED, POSITION.-WANTEh
w POSITION by = competent DoniA l,.,'
ant Young lady. Best OF references Ali,.s
A, care Dispatch p 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

February l5th-To C. Lee Moore for
taxing acknowledgment as . notary
public OF Frank @. Rufin. second
Auditor and secretary Of the Miller
Manual Labor School Of Albemarie, to
bis report OF the Miller Fund for the
year losJ...'..... s............s...
April 2ith-To ditto, for af1ixing seal
and taking Acknowledgements OF P.W.
Mckinney, president, and Frank q.
Rufin, Second Auditor and secretary
OF the Miller Msnusl-Labor school CT
Albemarle TO . deed OF release 70 j.
c. Chiles on account Of purchase Of
Harper's Ferry property, .....-.....,.
February i3th--To j. s. Wool for SCR
vices and fees as clerk. ...............,
July lith-To The State newspaper for
Publishing the annual report OF the
Second Auditor Of the Miller Fund for
tho year lees..'..--........s..
s;
lgao-December 3is.-Balsnce IN the
Treasury TO the credit OF tho Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
THE nILIEE FUND.
rTHE MILLER FUND.
the coxnoswsALrH oy vIRerr1A,
SECOND ArpiTok's Ovfic
KicHxoSp, January ]. issL ,

-
The CoNnoNwBkLrn o. vIk9tAs
sucoNp ArpiToks OvffCA
kfCHxoSp, January !. tsoL
he Ercslsney, Phiitp ". ksxinnsy oe's"s' !"
Vfrgfnio:
sir,-Under tho provisions Of the win Of Sam:
uei Miller. decesssd, for the esAonsnmsr, -
and perpetual support Of school on mo manust
labor principle on . tract OF lsnd " VIC oyynv
OF Aibsmarie, and the act oil Assemoy o 49,
rusry "a, 1874. entitled an scs 10 give euocs "
Q compromise OF the litigation IL respect 70 ns
construction and effect OF the Wi OF 6Amasi
Miller, deceased. and 10 establish the manua.-
labor school provided for In tue twenty-ntn
clause OF said wili.v Il Ia msde the duty OF ,nc
Second Auditor TO open and keep . separate 20
count Of the fund given In trust Tor NE eDovs
purpose, TO be denominated the Miller runo, snu
annually on the 8ist Of December 70 MAKO ana
render .rus and accurate aceonnsos VOC tune,
showing distinctly and 10 detail the receipts snd
disbursements on account OF the sane ausins
the year Immediately preceding, COPY o. wDics
account verified ey the oatn OF tn9 sna
Auditor, Is required TO be delivered 70 we
Governor to be BY him laid before the tesisis
ture, and another COPY thereof verified IN IKE
manner, TO be published for one montn m ,no
newspapers--oEe printed In the Dwn OF Cnss-
lottssville and the other 10 the city OF hicnnona.
In the discharge OF THIS duty have ths honor
10 present the following statement;
PRINCIPAL.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF
THE PRINCIPAL or THE FUND PROM DkcEh-
BIER 81, 1889. TO DECEMBER 81, lo5o'
REcEIPTs-fS90.
April jith-From Robert T. Craishiii- al
torney, collection In full OF the las, de-
f0rsd payment for the Harpers FERRY
property--to wit, J. G. Chile's last
bond and interest, $1,000, less commits -, ~, M
Nav sad@From Robert +. Craishiii, At.
torney. collection under decree OF
March 10, 1890, in the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria, Va, in the case OF Ora
ham Us Washington City, virginia
Midland and Great Southern Kali
road Company. 'io ~
May tst--From Richmond and Dauyllle
Railroad Company, payment OF ther 80. =.
registered bond due LIST May, is9O..... % W
September 1sth-From John X. Lewis,
attorney, collection Of tobeS6 In suit
against the sdninistratrix and heirs
Of ". NJ Martin. less fee OF fo0".",. ec2 10
Amount OF receipts. ...................."t2,sN Of
IsS9-December 3lst-Balance In tho
State Bank Of Virginia 20 the credits OF
the principal Of the fund. 80 10
SS,t-7 "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

A large share OF the stock of one OF
the greatest wholesale clothing manu-
facturers of Rochester has been shipped
to us and will be on sale to-day. Ar
raneement has been made to sell them
for Coo. on the dollar. The goods are
in every respect the best. finest, and OF
this seasons stock-only such as you
could look for in first-class merchant
tailor store. These goods have been ac-
cepted simply for the purpose OF making
our already popular house still more
30. The qualities, styles, and all con-
nected with this sale will carry merit OF
long remembrance.
Lot 61O6, as an instance, the Wholesale
price is marked Sl2 The material
is English Cheviot of striped mix
ture and is sold for 81.
Lot 1869 is another-an English Oheviot
black. The wholesale price is $3.50,
and is sold for $3.50.
Lot 7241, an Atwood Scotch Suit
Plaid. The Wholesale price Sl7.50,
and is sold for $40.
In all there are /, 469 Mems Suits to
be disposed of-sll sizes, kinds. and
styles, and the fnsst-made clothing
manufactured in America, at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
pERsoNAL AID 0KNERAI

Mr.. G. w. Collier. who recently left Pc
tersburg to accept the position OF score
tary of the Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
ton at Griffin, Ca, has resigned that office
and will return to his old home.
The weather was so cold last night that
ice formed TO the thickness of fully half
an inch. Many Of our people who had not
anticipated the cold wave awoke this
morning 10 find their hydrants and water
pipes frozen.
The Petersburg Grays had o prelimi-
nary drill and inspection during the bazaar
tonight, which was witnessed by large
and interested assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen. Captain Spence, Of Rich
mond, was present, On Monday night
next formal and regular drill and in
spection of the company will take place,
when Colonel @. A. Nash and staff, of the
Fourth Virginia regiment, will be present.
During the session of the Circuit Court
to-day, when counsel were asking for
dates for hearing different cases, Judge
Hancock announced that he expected to
adjourn his court here on the l4th, and to
open the Circuit Court of Chesterfield on
the 10th. Though the law allowed him to
adjourn his court for thirty days, he was
not satisfied that he could continue the
term of one court while that of another
interviewed.
The receipts and sales of tobacco to-day
were very large and the prices high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
LEVY G. DAVIS.
ERUIT TREES, CRAP E-GS
IL VINES, PLANTS, sc. -

A large and excellent assortment ct greatly
reduced rates. Delivered free 10 your depot or
express once. Descriptive Catalogue on appli-
cation. j. h. WATKINS & BROTHER,
Elmwood Nurseries, Hallsboro', Va
oc 1asu, W6wtDe1& Fe1.su, W&wtMh15
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
HanaburSs and LaceS

thrown out to be almost given away are
sold. One lot &c. a yard. One lot Of
Flouncings for 25c. on the dollar. You
must look into these bargains yourself.
No description can be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
Ladies'
Imported
Silk
Shirt Waists
= $50. Some two dozen to choose

now $3.50. Some two dozen to choose
from. 49,
Fancy I sold for 9Sc, $1.l5,
ss2 as5 Silks & for i e. choice ys.S
Thi s. Black Gros Grain
Silk, the white edge slightly soiled. Its
price is sl.S9 and is being sold for 81
yard.
Black Brocade Silk, ground work
seeded with stripes of satin. The price
was 81. 20 and it sells for 65c.
IDraperv Nets. 5 i :5::y H 81
Hundreds OF stuffs are marked here re-
gardless of cost.
Those Boys Pigskin Kid Gloves were
S1.23, now 73c. -,
This lot of Gentlemen's Neckwear, all
good styles, were 25c., and now they
are l5c.
Those Saline Windsor Scarfs were 4c.
and &C., and now your choice for &c. !;
Those Gentlemen's Night-Shirts were
69c., and now they are 3Sc.
Gentlemen's Linen Collars were l2ic.,
now your choice Of any for &c. The
missing sizes are Is and l5f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE

FUND.
The following Is q statement OF the So
belonging TO the Miller Fund In the Gus
he Second Auditor:
Virginia registered oper cent Coz
sui 0onds-...s -.......,.....,,,.,........,.v "
Virginia registered per cent ~ ssi-
err Donds".... .s....................
Virginia registered bonds issued IN
der act Of March ~. 1879. dated
January !, 1879. bearing 5 per cent
per snnum interest for ten years,
1 for twenty years. and 5 for ten
years nov 4 per centl.........,.....
Virginia registered per cent
bonds. Issued under act OF Feb
ruary IA, iss2................,....... II
Richmond city Z per cent registered
bonds, due January I. iso7...,...
United States 4 per cent per Annum
registered bouia due yuiy I. 1871.
Bank OF Kentucky certificate for 40
shares Of stock. ..........,...-..........
LynchDurg city per cont Registered
boud tnow held by T. Il. Craig
hin, attorney. for collection OF In
toroeD ....., ....-. ..ss...s ..-..s..-...ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

1ts3i0sk>o ~
on which an annual interest including dividend
ON the Bank Of Kentucky stock, estimated 81
So ESQ. MAJ % relied upon, amounting V Gi,-
a3oQ
The following securities bsloaging TO the fund
are OF coabsful or OF no value:
Danyilie railroad Company Sdoubaui -
velae. t...-,. oovS "
Oraase and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany's rsgietsrcd bonds mo vsiue,... 26dS %
shares Of Merchants Bank Of virsinia
stock Zoo valuel.... ,...-... Su00 W
s1 asiss :. Com Company ~ mo vsisss ism %
state 81 Indiana. Wabash, and kffe Co.
nal Cempsuy, per cont siock mo
y4lue)u SttV "
Richmond aud York-nivsr Railroad
compsnys per cent coupon bonds
tRo snluol s..........w CIV ~
hichmond and rork-Risss company'e
csrsiasste iae value .----..~--~..... AtV -
the farm In Anhsxss county. VI vhas hasoar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
THE BRIDES DRESS.

The bride was the cynOsure OF al eyes,
and in her beauty and bearing and deport-
ment she looked like queen. Her dress
was white faille, en- train trimmed IN rich
old point lace, worn by her mother at hel
wedding tulle veil. orange blossoms, ana
diamonds, the gift of the groom. 49,.
The ushers were Mr.. Paul Petit. OF
Fluvanna county; G.. N. Motley, OF ASH
land; Professor George Shlpley; OF BAIT;
more; Herbert Hall. Williams L. Davis, ana
G. n. Davis. of Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
. PRETTY SCENE.

The officiating ministers were Rev. 5, >.
lambeth. of Lynchburg, the former pastor
Of the bride, assisted by Rev: DR.. Bledsoe.
the present pastor of the church. At the hour
above named the bride entered the man
aisle on the arm Of her brother, Mr; Arthur
Kyle Davis, principal of the southern re-
male College, and was met at the altar by
the groom, who entered from the rear a9-
companied by his best man. Mr. +. ~,
was stepping leisurely down the aisleway
10 meet her affianced the choir, composed
Of personal friends and forming double
onartette of voices. sang the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin with exquisite effect. Inc
chorus on such occasions is something
novel in Petersburg, but its effect was III
the highest degree charming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

lsaO-December 3iss-Balsnce IN the
Treasury 10 the credit OF tho Miller
Fund on account Of the income OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

April Ist-Interest for three
months 10 list OF April. 1890.
on $1,000 OF United States
per cent. per anRum regis.
tered bonds. olO W
July h-Ditto 20 LIST OF July,
1890, on ditto. OH W
septsm Der 22d-Dttto TO LIST OF
October, 1880, on ditto......... 90 ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
THE GUESTS PRESENT
CIRCUIT COURT OF PETERSBURG.

Judge Hancock this morning opened the
February term of his Circuit Court here.
The docket was called and purged OF a
number of old cases, some of them very
old, and future days were set for the trial
of others. Monday next was fixed for
arguing the $780, 900 ejectment suit OF VII;
liam N. Anderson against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company: There are
only two coupon cases on the docket Tor
the present term. and in each of these the
Commonwealth is the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

WANTED, A FIRSTCLASS
w MAKER for Millinery Department n.
dress, with references, W. NJ, caro- Disr.'tl 4.
1ce. ickf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

January sth--Interest for six
months to LIST OF January. 1890,
on $l55.9J0 OF 3 per cent re-
gislered bonds, issued under
oct of February, Is, lSs2........$2,33S ~
July 3d-Jnterest for six months
% lst OF July, 1890. on sl5S,6O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
WANTED TO SELL,

BANKERS SAFE, WITH TlNELoCN
Cheap. Address BANKER, this Office. i'Ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06
MARRIAGE BELLS.
BRILLIANT WEDDING or Mr.. EHRMAN
AND MISS DAVIS.
. po.,,e o.artetts Sang tho Bridal Cho-
rus-Ths Circuit-court Docket
Purscd-Catboiie hall.
,c.....,,,,.n.. q, me hammond plsDatcn.I

tcoyre.poudencs o. the Hammond Dispascn.l
pxrrnspune. VA. February 5.-Washing-
ton-street Methodist Episcopal chnieh
was the scene this afternoon Of one OF the
most brilliant marriages of the season.
The hour was 4.sO o'clock and the assem-
blsse was a large and fashionable one,
composed of the representatives OF Peters
burr's best society and many visitors from
abroad. The hisb-contracting parties
were Mr.. Clarence Preston Ehrman'
prominent young citizen OF Goshen, ana
Miss Sannie Robinson Davis, daughter o.
the late Professor Williams L. rh pat hd Ja
Is one OF the loveliest young ladies IN re;
tersburg. celebrated for its beautiful
women-love,v in person, highly accom-
plished end cultured in mind, ana possess
ing all those traits which render her an or
nament TO society and popular in an extra
ordinary degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06


months TO lat January. 1880,
on $40 Lynchburg city 0 per
cent. registered oonds"."."..s % 10
July 5th-Ditto for ak months
TO LIST July, 1890, on ditto...... % 10
- Is 20
May ist-Interest for six months to ist
May, 1890, on 5000 Richmond and Dan
VILE Railroad Company's6 per cent
registered bond. ......................-.. Is o.
July lS-Interest for twelve months 10
LIST July. 1890, on $4,000 Richmond city
per cent. registered bond .........- 100 90
Interest on money OF tho Miller Fund
deposited In the Planters National
Der, lsss, to ist December, iSsO....... s9i 80
s7G,OOS 10
ISgg-December 3lst-Balance In the
Treasury 10 the credit OF the Miller
Fund on account OF income. o,29a OF
s7s.se9 Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-06

pcr CtuE ,.,.....ssss''''''''..'' ~
July 9th-Ditto 70 LIST Of July,
1890, on ditto.................."... J
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-04-29
Noble Tree Planters.

read very interesting statement re-
Gently that the three late dukes of Athole
planted in their lifetime 1000. 900 larch
trees on their estates. The writer who
made this statement seemed to doubt the
fact on the ground that he imagined that
their graces did SO with their own hands.
which would necessitate each of them
planting 200 trees day for sixty years.
When, however, a man is said to .'plant'
an estate it does not any more mean that
he does SO personally than, when it is
said that a man furnishes house. he
makes his own cabinets and tables. or
puts down his own carpets-though our
grandfathers and grand1nothers, as often
as not, actually did the latter, as well as
good souls!-sewing the various strips
of carpets together.
If, however, 1t comes to planting trees
with ones own hands, there is still some
thing to be said. Charles Ii planted
nearly all the trees in the avenue AT
Windsor with his, and some that are
now, in st. James park; and George III
had a mania for planting his own trees,
as well as innumerable grape vines. Her
present majesty has planted over 5000
trees In various places she has visited.
and the Prince of Wales cannot be very
far behind her in also doing so.-Galig-
nani's Messenger