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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
T,ARMyuLLE AND POwHATAN

L'ARMYILLE AND POwHATAS
IL RAILROAD COMPANY
GENERAL OEFiCEs 7n3 EAST MAIN SIknsI
sCHEDrf.R N EFFECT NAY 81, 1851.
IsAyr 63cgNoNp.
6:45 P. NJ. rta Atlantis Coast Line for BsrmodA
DIS A. n. ria Atlantic Cosss Lima for Wiases
poch and inies " aiis;s s,stfoeA
400 r. n. r,a Rixhmcnf sni b1nFuis ralifcaa
fer FarnS.lls aud al stations west "
losslsy J1netson.
AMIN At RICHMOND.
s.cO A. n. MA A,laat:o Cost Li,s from Der
muta.
AGA r. n. yia Alixa,.c coasf Llae from wlatss
rock aad ip,srmeis4t sss,icoA
<.IOP. r.. va Rienm0ut ana paavssls failroad
from w.n,srrecs. Nashville. and 'a'
so,mediats stes.oGA
Gas A NJ. ,rs K N nspS and osnvsiss ~'irsAes
ffegn fAymsulo aud lussssAsaiAss
sfa,saals 20 noAisy Jauctloo.
An tratrs dali, sscsp, Sunday.
Fcr eta osxgses-cnsabss nns-tAe~A -
scnlv 10 A. ". CARRIER, Aiisaiic VeAss tsns
ssa na'shAo"S ~A~ ,. r. WILSON.
Gerer<i IN EIGHT and fsssssssf Ny
JAxxs IL. wsxr?. Usnessi xAassen ~
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Hickoks No. 1, II. ID. O., Fig, and Caro-
line Sun Cured are Pure, Clean, and Choice
SUM- Cured TobsccoA Try them.
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SCHEDULE ~ EFrEC J. AUCtSfs, 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYkn-SfRfkr STATION
900 A. N. DaiyUaPetcrsburg kichmondarl
Norfolk Through Expos Arrive
Norfolk 11.33 A. "a. Stops only
at Petersburg, Wayerly. AMI SuiioS.
1905 A. NJ DAILY, ga Petersburg tOl Roanoke,
EssIOrG, fulasN., ana Bristol also
connect at Rali0rt for bluenei.
Prrior-rnr Petersburg ~ Roanoke,
Enl Pullman sleeper Roanoke %
Memphis ia Knoxville and Chatta-
noOya.
l2:lo P. n. Daily, vir Petersburg for Lynch-
hurr, Roanoke. and intermediate
stations. NOc9nneg,ion beyond koa-
nOko.
5:45p. NJ. Daily pa Petersburg. Arrive Nor.
folk 900 7. "a.
il:30 P. n. Daily, via Petersburg Tor Roanoke.
KadiOfd, Pgaski, and Bristol also
for Blue Geld. POrahOntas, klkhorn,
ard stations CiincG-yalsy 81 vision
also for LOuisyts and stations
Louisville and NASHVILLE railroad
rm Norton. Pullman Palace sleeper
between RICHMOND and LYNCH.
BUki ready Tor occupancy at
\. also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg q Bristol and Roanoke 70
Memphis and New Orleans ris
Knoxville and Chattanooga.
CLINCH-VALlEk DIVISION. Leave Blue
Geld daily Z A. NJ. Tor Norton and 1855 r. ~.
for Norton, Louisville, and all points on Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad ga Norton.
Tickets, baggsgechocks, and all iniormau'a
can be obtained 90 Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. W. CARRIERS, 9Ol Main streos
and ~ tho company Office, sos east Main street.
X. w. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
w. y. BEV1LL
General Passenger Agent
General once Roanoke. Va ly
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JAyTs-RiyER DIVISION.
Wichmond and Allegheny Railrcatl

LEAVE gfcuNoSD.
600 A. N. daily for Lynebtars. Natural Bridge
Lexington. and Clifton ForsA Par
lOr CHAIR Car Richmond ~ clifton
Forge, excepting On sundays train.
4:30 r. n. except Sunday for Lynch burs con-
Meeting with a train leaving Lynch:
burg at o A. ". daily for Natural
Bridge Lexington, and clifton
Forge. Sleeplng-Carto Lynchbur5
TRAINS AREIgE AT afcHsos0
$50 p. NJ. daily nom clifton Forge.
$40 A. N. excep, Sunday frcm CileJu Forga
Station: Eighth and Canal streets.
For further information apply ~ a. W: osH
ber,s oGics, 90i cas-. Main street, the Cnose.
peske and Ohio Railway COmDanys stations
Chesapeake and OHIO oenela. once. hssn,a
ami Main JOHN u. POTTS.
ie2 s Din sion Passenger Agent
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OLD DOMINION STEAM AA
W SHIP COMPANY. lek.skxA

FOR NEW YORK. - -
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ~ 3 l.. NJ Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
steamers Leave new York for flchmoni
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at > 7.
NJ arriving in Richmond MONDAY and tlu-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations uusurpasseL
Cabin fair 10 New York ga Jane5-riFor -.
route Including meals and befth) .....S w
Round-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date Of issue. II w
o,oarogs Win suhsistence ....,... q 90
Storage, without subsistence. ........ w
Calm fare TIA Chesapeake and Ohio rail- -
TaY.......,. ..s.s....' $3.50 ~ w
Cabin faro rs Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ..............- -. ~ ~
Tickets can be obtained at 4. W. GarDor- :,
0Ol Main street; Chesapeake and ONO anu
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and az conf
pany's Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills Of lading
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freights received daily until T. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on IONDAfS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THU RsDAis, and
SATURDAYS By the Chesapeake and ONO ral'-
way (rid Newport News) AZ $40 7. VI. ana ny
Richmond and Petersburg railroad (soms days.
CT . A. NJ, will make connection ut SOHfOLh
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN s. co, Agents,
No 1901 Main street, and
feA Cornnany's wharf. kOck0ttA
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST l. 1891

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST l, 1891
LEAVE RlcIlN0SD.
$40 A. NJ Daily for Jii Point ard Norfolk.
Pullman SleeplDg-car k0ncoyerts
20 Old Point
ll:05 A. IL Ezpress daily for CincinDs.h
ia Imam B.ns. PGrlor Car ken
mond 70 Wine sulphur
Through day coach 20 Cincinnak
Pullman sleeper Old Point 20
Roncsyorte, connecting with Pull.
NAV >i,sl.ng-CSr Ter Cincinnati.
3:2OP. N. Express daly for Old Point and
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping-CaR
Cincinnati 10 Oh Point
$50 p. NJ. Accommodation, except Sunday, Tor
Gordons lille and Orasge. On ostdr-
onyg it y. 2 RIM tnrosss 70 stanton.
1890 Z. y. The +. F. ". Limited, daily. Pull.
man SieeplDg-Car Old Point 70 Ctns
cnnaih Sold 7estlbgio train, With
Dning-Car ami Pullman Cor.
donsyiils 20 Cincinnati and Pull
man % Louisville.
TRAIss ARRIVE AZ HiCHa0Sp.
800 A. II. ard 2:53 p. 81. daily from Cincin.
natl
$50 p. NJ dallv. excep, Sunday. from Hinton.
Pullman Buncs Pal.or Car from
n nite sulphur.
1888 A. n. and 6:j5 T. u. daily from Norfolk
Station: Broad street near Seventeenth
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATs%M,


y COMPANYB JAAES-RIVER SskcSxssa1h
LINE Cheapest aAd most pleasant iOuts 10
OLD POINT, : ORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEW
PORT NENs, CLARENONT, and JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by elegant saloon
steamer ARIEI leaving Richmond Nv cry MON
DAY, WEDN ESDAY, and FRIDAY at a.. al
street-cars 90 directly 70 steamers wharf Faro
10 Old Point or Norfolk. $3.50; second chss, sL
Connections ~ Ola Point closely with all lines
for Washington, ID. c., Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon, James river Dy
daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Tickets only half OF Rail Rates
Through tickets on steamer ana nc CARRIERS
Agency, 0Ol Main street. Baggage checked
through etate-rooms engaged Tor day or night
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, SyifHFlELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAYERLY, IJCKSFOkD, and ALEX
ANDR1A, VA; WASHINGTON, ID. CT NEW.
BEkNE, WASHINGTON, TAkBORO, ". c.; all
stations on the Atlantic and Danyiile railroad,
SeabOard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South
ern railroad, FarmYilie and Powhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern shore Of Virginia, and all regular land
ngs on james river, at LOWEST RATES. and
through bills .sSued
EXCURSIONS
| By NIGHT or DAY T. NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW, and DUTCH
| GAP can now be bos ed Il r thu coming season.
LJCikN II. TATUM. Nice-President,
Ao1il7 Main stree, and Rockets.
| IRWIN WHISPER, Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

nook AND jon WORK NEATLY
IL N!curED At rxx oufAacA <
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n
the North Yacht Eusllier. on Ostend, BEL
glum. brings some interesting news from
"fTomD Ochiltree, who - evidently en-
loving himself quite as thoroughly among
the effete monarcnles AS he KNOWS now 10
do over here. He says: am aboard thls
beautiful specimen OF marine architecture
on cruise that has lasted two weeks. we
hayo put IN at almost every port Starting
/ from Portsmouth. England. and including
/ Boulogne-sur-Mer, Antwerp, ROTTERDAM,
I Amsterdam. back down the scheldt to
I Flushing, and now are stopping over az
/ Ostend n day or two preliminary 70
A visit TO brussels. The owner of tho
/ Fuslier IS Harry North, the Gully son or
the great Nitrate King. Colonel North,
( and an entertainer who taxes care OF MS
guests In princely fashion. nave been
/ literally used up with dinners and enter
/ talufuents of all kinds daring tue London
/ season. and am now glad enough OF an OPP
portunity to run away and rest-Sucn de-
! iicious rest a. IL IS. too. The Fusllier IS q
| sailing Yacht and the finest of her class.
/ She is unanimously fitted out and is sailed
! by CAPTAIN French, who carried the Thistle
! 10 America. | hayo burned red and am %
/ free kled as an old turkey, but feel as II l
could whip sullivan and Slayin CON-
| oined. You can imagine how te-
yelled in the sight OF the grand aren't
tectur,l beauties of Holland and Belgium,
! the gres. cathedrals with their countless
wealth or Gudens, Van Dykes. and the
splendid private collections OF Gerard
| bows. Teniers, and tho like. After SONS
weeks stay in London TO close up busi-
ness NAV have another yachting trip To
the coast of Norway. My host IS chip OF
/ the old block, and captain In an Irish
regiment stationed in Ireland. he IL owner
OF extensive and valuable works at Ant
werp. and as for the Fusilier, he has IN her
the prettiest yacht aioat. tie speaks
several languages, play. on almost any IN.
strument, and thinks Of building yacht
to compete for the Queens cup. Although
want the Americas cup TO remain with
US, If il ever does 10 would like just such
a liberal. glorious, true gentleman as he II
to get It."
Colonel Ochiltree went abroad as Mentor
to John w. Mackay, Jr., with whose pa
rents he is o great favorite. His name ha'
been mentioned in the cable dispatches 81
that of q sutton to the hand OF Miss Emmi
North, but IL is difficult to zee how any
body got any direct information on such
subject. "a the rubicund Texan Is the las
man in the world TO talk about matters o.
that sort.
ms NO ACTOR.
Mrs. Potter's plant that public opinion
in America Was against committing I
young child TO the care OF an actress ha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
aslTea Re1uaNs FIRE.
The censnred Cosmander Sharply Ar.
raigus ris censurers.
tBy tsieer6h 10 the Dispatch.I

WASHINGTON. January 10.-The following
letter has been addressed TO the Secretary.
Of the Navy byCommauder Reiter. United
States navy, tho was severely censured by
the Secretary for his conduct in the Bar.
iundia efaY'
PIfrsBuRoH, Pa. January 8, 1891.
SIR hive to acknowledge the receipt
OF the dbartment's letter OF tbs 3lst OF
Decembs, 1890. The letter was mailed In
Washington, d. O.. on the 9Th day Of Jan
uary andwas received by mo on the 7th.
n Was sreshadowed by the press OF the
United ftates on January LIST and I'd and
an extrft from IL containing the most
severe ensure OF the department appears
in the tess Of tho country to-day. The
letter ton became 70 the general public.
unfamtar with the true facts of the case,
o seyee public reprimandn 10 me, O
punislhent which can only be legally in
flictedby the sentence OF naval general
court Martial was detached from the
conn. Ind OF the Ranger by the depart
ment1 order Of the 29th OF September,
1890. nd the letter is the first written
state1ent Of the departments grounds of
actiot extracts from il having been given
TO tbiprcss for publication before could
possibly reply TO IL,
/ rbw content myself by simply de-
clariig that when in command OF the
Ransr on the occasion iT question was
in u way culpable, but discharged my
whoe duty; that had no desire nor did |
endAvor TO escape any responsibility at
tachng TO my position, and do not now
fearthe most searching inquiry in regard
TO nv action.
Al regard your letter az unjust, unde,
ierted. and unwarranted ] have TO respect
gully demand what is clearly my right
namely, q trial before naval court.
Respectfully, GToRdE 9. HETrER.
Commander United States Navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
BUNCoMBES TERMS.
,,...r caRoLlNNs BOOMING COUNTY
WV" WANTS AND DEMANDS.
.ro,onrehen.ive Programme OF Reforms
for tho Legislators TO Consider
A widows loss.
,s,,..,,, telegram TO tho Dlspa,ca.,

,.pryrtrE, n. c.. January io.-Ihere are
- thirty.fve sub-Alliancos in bnncomoe
roootg. The transactions at the quarterly
TN. tn, Yesterday were Of more than usual
- Resolutions we're adopted favor
- - abroad commission for the state,
- nominating A. d. Jones, OF wake.
,.,os,5ent. Elias Carr and ). II. hehier, OF
,hev;ilc. as commissioners; demanding
s.w.,l unlimited coinage of silver; en-
-. tho ST Louis platform a. adopted
N,0-,T, VA. urging the sub-Ireasury
20 ID. ecrnefhiDc better: recommending
49,. ,be pepalty for carrying concealed
l-..,',os be increased for FIRST offence
41. thirty DAYS and double hne
a.. s.roDd offence. and for n third OIL
s.re, The ponitentiary; demanding TAX
-, s.el,r rs IN deadly weapons OF $500 ask
,rr I'm increase Of pay 20 Jurors ana VIII
go 10 = and $50 respectively exeiu-
s.,...f mileage favoring o system 70 man,
...o the public roads by taxation; ue-
,-s-luc q graduated income tax en-
dosing senator Stanfords scheme ior the
....fGf the people: asking that dogs be
It. tsyoble property, and demanding
49,. -.p.ll of the law taxing mortgages.
11' . solutions will be sent at once "a
d. a'renco legislative commission at
HYR oXEN GONE.
v-s Lizzie Anders, a widow, lives OF
p--,s-l.yile. twenty miles from here.
,..r,.v she came to Ashville, accompa.
n.,iy two OF her children. bringing q
i.,5f tobacco. Her yoke of oxen was
t.ItJ 10 the warehouse. The next
.-.rrin, they were missing. After hunting
Irtltm in the rain nearly whole DAY
the srl her children walked home. sne
ie. not soen them since, She has SIX littie
..Sl5-,D ~ support, and the oxen consti.
tr,sI tbe working stock Of her farm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
Hon. James r. Epes.
.xrAa-..... pnsfl

The gentleman who viii succeed John
NJ Iangston in Congress. Hon. James =.
Eces, OF Nottoway county. Va, was At tn the
Metropolitan last night. he y sttr qu Sv;tS
the honest face aud modest cir OF cori a
t tpe PLANTER p Of the prosperous type. He Is
such in reality, and having retired red from from
the bar some years ago to live on MS ns Isr%,
he admit seek the congressman nominh-
t ~ As Mr.. venable, OF Petersburg,
conld not be induced to run, however. MI y.
T Enas's friends finally induced him 70 oe
he Democratic candidate, and ne went IN
and beat Langston by over s.oov sS'e On INV
hands > said ar. Epes, though my oppo-
nsns nnder the FIRST panRs OF disaPpoint-
ment spoke Of making tight tor the ae, ;das.
/ got tbs Alliance vote I pfs nrass soA The
t ais;anca 4 capable Of accomplishing I'M
, nas good II Il vii only steer clear OF eA'
traspe measures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

OF. sending bullet ito Robinson's
brain, The boy lived ntil yesterday
when he died after great Afering Coro-
ner Gary. was at once kttihed and went
down and held An nebst to-day. The
testimony ell plainly bowed that the
shooting was purely sgidental and that
!. The boys we're friendly. The Jury brought
that Robinson came tqhis death by the
careless handling of ftarms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
EMMA ABsoTT's LAUGHING SONG.
1.-THE Rose of CASTLE AN Amusing Incl
dent I'm San Francisco.

a. The Rose of CASTLE An Amusing INCL
dent in San Francisco.
To he Editor of the DISPATCH:
While the death of Emma Abbott is a
mournful event, 1t recalls an amusing In
cident connected with The Rose OF Cas-
tile" as she rendered" it in San Fran
cisco. Behind US sat man and woman Of
rough visage and pronounced dress OF
those persons whose business it seems 20
be on such occasions TO destroy the plea
sure of their entire neighborhood by inter
posing a oeaseless chatter between the
music and the would-be listeners. These
two had chartered from the time the cur
tain rose up 10 and all through a very
pretty laughing song, and Just as the last
merry notes died away upon Miss Abbott
lips. one said to the other: THAT would
have been real good if she hadn't laughed
so. That ruined it, j can't think what
made her act that way" j. b. Ii. nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
AGRANo slRe's COMING MARRIAGE,
Mrs. Mary Smith Morehead's VIII.
nv telegranh "a thu Disnafch1

Ramon, n. c.. January 10.-This eve
rlug cards of invitation were received
& The marriage at Washington, ID. O., on
The 2lst instant Of Mrs. Florence Eleanor
Cooper, ue,ce Of the wife of Senator Vance,
70 CHARLIE Manly Busbee, Of this city.
NJ Bu-bee is the grand sire of the Su-
U-me Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows.
=. Today the VIII Of Mrs. Mary Smith
Morehead Of Raleigh. was opened. II was
then found that there were three wills.
None was probated. There will be q great
!esh! contest over this great property by a
ho'1 q heirs. II will be one Of the great
60 Nlll cases ever tried here.
Governor Fowle sent a message TO the
LEGISLATURE to-day enclosing communica-
hous from prominent men at Elizabeth
N'y stating the urgent necessity for i'm
mediate action toprotect North Cardinals
oyster interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
IT'S ATTRACTIvENESS CONTINUES
SALE OF MILLlN ER 4
K AuFMANN & Co. S.

There The ladies 9! Rch%cna i EEN MAbE SO
M CAN And haven't anything . an execute
INV onr vorkroom efficient OF mnnns'S
snv orders 10 the way appropriately trimming mi. h half
a U@ics and WINGS TIPS. PLUMES and FEATHERS van ~
we will suppose nice hat but that you ss, way
* s.;ns from our AMERICAN BEAUTY hosf v ta a. two
ooIo which for hat decoraon foSo VI 49,
AZ n,rch improye hat or bonnet
marked the 2oa quay
the quality down to c , .a q, asc We have still
Ladies Nest Ladies at reduced pncea
zerhyr sscoues Children at only 70 70 90 o. o@ anu ''
Esa1stors vo at To- 80 o. and ozci
sgo;ns FOR Children Ladies' 49, 70, 5 and ooo
Knitted for Boys only iOc ];
Cbidren's White Mtts 10c 80 ,e-
Cooed Cashmere Knitted Mttens ~ andzoo'
Misses Mitens E& NJ. cs rs Tba aurino this week
sold ct half q, .nrrnr rurns will be sold In
quantity desired .u c.prs TN All, THE POPULAR
o M1fs TO match at low neuee
zenby Germantown and Saxony all coor and shades; @so oe
Knitting Yarn Aprrs, NJssFS, and CHLDREN'S
r have ali been REDUCED in and your SIZE csu
nd there trouble about purchasing ihe price VIII W ~
OF small moment
AvruNNrANN e, COMPANY
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A SUCCESSFUL DRUMMER
Ne Sent In Orders for Over GOO Dozen--A
Zig Peanut Crop.


lconespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.I
SCOTLAND Mex, n. c.. January 10, 1891.
The Scotland Neck Cotton-Mills sent out
man on the road Monday morning of this
NSeek 70 sell hosiery, and up TO yesterday
re had sent in orders for more than 600
uozen. The goods are first-elass and sell
Wen. and Il now looks like the mills will
nave Gil they can do 20 ill the orders.
The peanut crop in this section was very
large. MANY farmers have held their pea
nut III now. The sales in Scotland Neck
I dag.
KKIrTIHo-MILIs.
News comes from Enfield that the new
company. organized there that bought tho
Inhsid hotel few days ago viii put in o
Allttlng. mil.
Rev; l.. NJ. Curtis. Of this place. has re-
t.sised call 70 the Baptist churches at
aHuah,dei aud Winton. II 10 probable that
te vii accept.
~. iL ~, larboro' convention of the Episco-
" Nhufeh was this week held at Rocky
hHith, Of this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Mr.. FuIlion: bought to-day gen.
uins Partisan wssk Of Arr; ..;,,.,. vsint.
Mr.; 5ilisdo0' /" One Of Ds'all''' p''n''
Ers. Bullion: mo. a nusa % so,is s
yos.s 49, s sssI siAs $40 4 Sssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
CARELESS HANDLING or PISTOLS
~''i'''a hey Loses his Life ~ Pisytns
with Loaded Firearms.
lrpecisi toiesfatn IA M n,.s.sch,

nhms.pcs. n. c.. January ie.--After
H .,s.ieas In this county, near Halifax.
so s, nemmersll and John Robinsoa. two
sl.s,sa boys. aged about thirteen. we're
& smy stepping What they supposed 70
sssuis Gllsmsd. sama s go va rsss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

I;ortanant A. G.. C. Quay. of the United
c+atos ermvand son of Senator Quay, who
has been visiting this city for day or two,
registered at his hotel here as - Il. An
drews, Baltimore, Md" Why the Young
man should have registered under a laise
name is not known and mas noc oeoi. o.
| plained. The fear of notoriety Is not re-
earded as a sufficient reason,
Mr.. George Hawkes., q gallant, ex-Con"
federate soldier known to all OF the mem
bers Of the old Twelfth Virginia reglment31
Mabone's brigade--a genial gentleman and
nopular citizen, is seriously i'll. -,
lanes Clayton (coloredD, one OF the
oldest and best known blacksmiths OF the
| city. died yesterday afternoon OF pneu11
! monia. He had shod more horses anu
mended more vehicles, probably, than any
ntber man of his calling in the city,.
None of the closed acknowledges IN
This city have as yet resumed work. put
| II is expected that one or two OF them VIII
reopen in a few weeks. e .ho
| meeting of the young men OF the
Washington-Street Methodist Episcopal
| church will be held on Sunday afternoon
TO map out programme for active churcn
work during the year.. x,
A number of capitalists from New Jersey
wave in the city this week and the expecta-
zion il that some important investments
will be made here by them.
Tho total receipts of cotton at this port
since the LIST of September are about BOW
bales. The stock on hand at present Is
about 100 bales.
The cold. dry weather Of the past SIX
weeks has materially shortened the re-
CENTS of tobacco in this market.
Grand and petit jurors for the January
term of the Hastings Court, which com
mences next Thursday. have been sum
moned. There are several felony cases on
the docket. the most interesting among
which ia that of Paul Young, charged WITH
The murder of Robert Gillian (colored) Oh
Christmas eve. II is said that much new
evidence will be introduced at the trial.
CHARGE OF FORGERY.
RE. Rogers (colored) was arrested TO-
dav on the charge of forging the names o.
two endorsers on note for $50, on wnlcI
The money was obtained. The first intl
nation the endorsers had of the note wal
a notice of protest sent them through ont
Of tbe banks. Rogers paid the note 70
day and his arrest occurred soon after tn'
payment. He was bailed in the sum o
$3.50 for trial.
JURORS FEES.
Tho Circuit Court having adjourned. tn
CITY treasurer is to-day paying on the III
rors who tried the coupon cases during IN
late term. The amount to be thus paiS
out to Jurors is but alittle less than Sl,OoO
THE ARREST SURPRISE.
Intber Baugh, former merchant AM
subsequently a salesman IN q large 90 az;
Goods house in this city, was arrested Il
, 7ynchburg last evening and brought her
tb;s afternoon. The charge on which
"a arrested is that of defrauding his EN-
nlovers here some two years ago. MI
! Rsnoh is well known and most respects
bly connected in this city and section
Hs has been away since the alleged onenc
, was committed, and the arrest is SUI
prise. ROBIN ADArn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

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