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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
A NOTED PHYSICIAN.
PROFESSOR WOOD GOES HUNTING
AND IS BANoUETED.
A p,ch Gold Find in An Old FisId--stock
Purchased by cabic--A splendia
business Outlook.
rspeclal telesram % ,ho Dispatch.l


SALISBURY, N. c.. January 2.-pr. II, =.
Wood, of Philadelphia, arrived here last
night. He is editor OF the United States D's-
pcnso,orv. professor of Materia Medica ana
Therapeutics at the University OF Pennsyi-
yania. and one of the most noted Amer,
can PHYSICIANS. He will spend several
DAYS hunting in this vicinity. Inc pnysi-
clans of Salisbury banqucted him az tue
Mt. Vernon tonight.
RICH GOLD FrSD.
Tho real facts of q rich gold-6nd have
mat been made public. Gold Hill, -FOUR,
teen miles east of Salisbury, Is noOeo
mining section. Within the past Few chys ;
ore has been brought out ut the bernhara'
shaft assaying from 500 to S1oo peS 'oii'
BIG RECORD.
Tho mine has q record of more than
as OcO. f,Oc of the United States mint ana %
owned by English capitalists. Sahspurr
capitalists have bought large blocks Oh
stock this week by cable.
The health of the people in TINS CITY ana
vicinity Is quite good. though ,nele aro
many cases of pneumonia. In the eastern
rart of Rowan county some OF the mem
bers of nearly every family are down win
this disease. SO far only one death mas oc-
CURED.
ALBRIGHT FUTURE.
The business outlook for this section Is
much better than for several years. Inc
crops of corn. cotton, and tobacco nave
turned out well. A large portion. OF the
cotton has not been sold. There. is more
of il vet on hand than has been for eight
wears at this date. The grain and clover
crops are in good condition. There has
been no failures in any of the surrounding
towns. All of them are growing, severai
having number of manufacturing pro-
iects on foot. The future is bright Tor
Salisbury. Nineteen miles of the fadkln
and Norwood railroad, running east from
here have been completed. Two other
lines are talked of.
UNDER WAY.
The following industries and improve
ments are now under way: Furniture
factory, shoe-factory, spoke, and handle
works. large cotton-mill by the Salisbury
Cotton-Mill Company, large hotel, street
paving, electric-plant, a 5000 ice-iac;
tory. and large school by the Episcopal
denomination of the State. The year 1871
will witness more progress than any one
year ever has IN the Piedmont section OF
North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
RUSH At THE REVENUE OFFICE.
A Big Demand for Tobacco stamps
Heavy shipments and Big Breaks
.ai..=.x. ti.a

DAYvILLE, Va, January 2.-There was
big rush at the revenue Office to-day for to-
bacco stamps and the clerical torce was
not able to supply the demand. The ship
ments of manufactured tobacco to-day
amounted to about $4,000 pounds, and it
is believed that the shipments will be
equally as large tomorrow.
ZINE SEASON.
The warm, wet weather Yesterday made
o fine tobacco season and heavy breaks OF
tobacco are looked for next week when
sales are resumed.
THE HAND MYSTERY USsoLvED.
People in North Danville are still dis
cussing the mysterious hand which was
found on the reilroad track Yesterday, but
the mystery has not been solved and per-
haps never will be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
ANOTHER FAILURE.



Pxrxxsbuno. Va. January 2. 1891.
NJ. w. Il. Broadwell. retail shoc-mer.
chant, doing business at the corner OF
Sycamore and Bollingbrcok streets. made
an assignment to-day 10 r. Il. Lasslter,
Eso.. a. trustee for the benefit of his credi-
cora His liabilities are estimated at $500
and his assets, consisting of his stock Of
pocds. household. and kitchen furniture.
otc., il il thought, will nearly reach that
umount. Preferences are made In the deed
"a the amount Of $2.700, in which class is
embraced his mother for O considerable
surn. The three failures in business circles
recorded this week are more in number
and largely more In liabilities than en-
6fsced IN the whole of last years record IN
petenburg.
ApAxfUL ACCIDENT.
Narcellus Eyens, acolored man employed
n Messrs. J. M. Williams a Sons peanut.
factory, met with o very painful accident
3h;S morning which will disable him for
sorne time, While engaged in throwing
bacs between the rollers OF peanut-ciean,
a. his left srm was caught in the cogs OF
one Of The wheels and the flesh was badly
torn and the bones Of the forearm broken.
The injured man was taken to his home IN
Blandford. where he received proper medi-
cal attention.
The regular sales Of tobacco OF the ware
houses in this city Will DO AGAIN com.
4 said tina. in Dinwiddie county the plant
ers have sold most of their crop--the. sales
from that county having been very heavy
before Christmas.
AcBASor OF VENUE.
The probability is that the negro Walter
johnson, who is charged with fendish as,
sault in Eottoway county, and who elected
to be tried in the Circuit Court. will when
that court meets in March next ssk Tor o
change of venue, basing his claim for such
request on the prejudice alleged to exist
against him in the county. johnson Is
confined in the Jail of this CITY,.
II il reported that colored citizen Of
Petersburg fell heir 20 one-twentieth por-
tion of the capital prize recently drawn IN
the Louisiana Lottery, getting Sl5,0O
thereby. II is also stated that he has gone
South 20 look after the matter.
sUPERsEDxAs GRANTED.
A supsrsode1s has been granted in the suit
of Berry J. Briggs against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company and the case
now goes to the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
In February last the jury in the Hastings
Court here gave the plaintiff. colored
brakeman in the service of the railroad
company, 81. 600 damages for the loss of
two fingers OF his left hand while coupling
cars in the depot yard in this city and
Judge Bernard refused 10 set ASIDE the
verdict.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
The horse attached to Fleishman's yeast
wagon. while passing in the vicinity of the
Appomattox depot tins morning, became
frightened and ran away. Mr.. Kenney w.
Harris, the agent and driver, was seated in
the wagon and with him youth named
Tommy Harrison, son of Mrs. A. s. Harrison.
The wagon was upset by collision with the
'bus of Murray's Hotel and was dragged
over the occupants, who had been thrown
out. Mr.. Harris was somewhat scratched
and bruised and young Harrison had his
right thigh-bone broken. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
A STRONG APPEAL.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE TROOPS.
The Active and Efectual Strength Equip
ped for Field Service.
rspecisl telegram to tho pispa,cn.l


RALEIGH, N, c., January 2.-The return
Of the active effectual strength of the
North Carolina State troops was received
to-day. There are 161 officers and 1.3l7 en-
listed men-total. 1,478. This force is
divided as follows: General staff, %
brigade staff. 8: First regiment, 926; Sc
cond, 304; Third 1856; Fourth. 381; cavalry
troop, 80; unattached company of colored
infantry, 43. The entire force is thorough
" equipped for service in the field. 1t has
the service dress and full dress of the
army, with some variations, the dresscoats
being double breasted and all trousers hav-
ing stripe.
TOBACCO TRADE.
The tobacco trade here for the present
year will be very active. new buyers going
on the market. The country east OF here
will be well worked up for the trade,
Much choice leaf from Nash and Granville
counties now comes here. The sales al.
ready exceed those for the whole of last
season.
CAPITAL CASES.
The criminal lawyers will have theiI
hand full next week at the Superior Court
here. There will be tried for burglary-a
capital crime-no less than five white men,
named Davis. Jones, Martin, Daniels, and
Frank Busbee. For murder. w. L. Hogue
Junius johnson. Tilla J. Grady. and Mary
Grady will be tried. All of the latter are
also white. This is the greatest number OF
capital cases on a docket here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03

that Il would be unwise TO change the
rnics and adopt closure until the usual
routine methods have proven 70 DC inqi.
fcetiye. The talk this morning among the
senators revealed disposition g :, ali9T TINS
ectnei trial of the futilisy OF the old system
of campaign, which resolves itself into q
matter OF physical endurance,
This would involve the holding OK Eight
sessions Of the Senate in. addition 70 tne
usual daylight sessions--just bow many no
onc can tell--but as manyas may DO nece .S,
sary TO convince the senators who are stili
reluctant TO admit the necessity for q
closure rule. rnasmuch as there is gene
raj desire among the Republican senators
10 confer upon the subject in caucus. there
was no disposition evidenced TO arrange o
prorramme upon this basis to-day, but the
General tome OF the discussion may be sig-
I,ifcant as foreshadow:ng one result OF the
cQucuq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY n. W. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
TT ONES KERS
INVESTORS, ATTENTION.
HERE Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
THE EXCELLENT, CENTRALLY-LocATED
MODERN THREE-sToRY BRICK RESI-.
DENCE OF MR.. NORMAN Y.
RANDOLPH.
AT TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY
AND TWELFTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner, who Is leaving
this sweet homo simply because IL is too small
for his family, will sell by auction, on the pro-
misos, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
AN ocTooeNARlAN GONE.
Death Of the Venerable Justice Balien-
tine-Opinions Of the Potato Tariff.
Of the Richmond Dispatch-i

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh mo nicntn"nu Dispo'S-i
NORFOLK, January 2, 1891.
Justice Martin Ballentine, one OF the
venerable citizens of Norfolk county, died
yesterday at his home, near Deep Creek, at
The advanced age of eighty-four years. he
was q magistrate for thirty years, Mason,
and Pythian of Deep Greek lodges. His
funeral took place this morning. There
have been quite number Of deaths in the
county during the present winter among
the elderly people. The general health of
this section, however. is excellent, and the
mortality lists in both cities ismuch small
e. than for several years past.
posTNAsTEa LISDsAY's VIEW.
Extensive potato-growers in this section.
IKE Postmaster A. II. Lindsay, believe in
tho Republican idea that the tariff on pota-
toes keeps the immense Prince Edward
crop from injuring this market. Other
truckers say, however, that this view is
questionable.
In consequences Of the prolonged sick
ness of Medical Director G. j. Cleborne. OF
The Naval Hospital, his orders here have
been prolonged until the month of April.
Mr.. TuKSKn's FUNERAL.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Daniel j. Turner
took place from Monumental Methodist
Episcopal church this morning and Rev.
Dr.. Edwards conducted the services at II
o'clock. The deceased was an old and
leading citizen Of Portsmouth.
Miss Estelle Courtney, Of Richmond, is
Visiting the Misses Armissead, on Middle
street, in Portsmouth; and Miss Ellen
Heath, of Petersburg, Is visiting Miss Essie
Wilson, in Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
ARAILROAD COLLISION.
Ten Cars wrecked-one Man Hurt-savagc
Fight Between Brothcrs-in-Law.
rf3y telegraph 10 the DIspatch.l

LrScuBuna, Va. January 2.-Early this
morning a west-bound freight and east
bound material train collided on the Nor
folk and Western road near Dublin. which
resulted in the derailment Of ten cars, i've
of which were badly wrecked. Joe Pam
Mill. one of the crew on the material train,
was the only person hurt. His injuries are
Robert Wright. residing in Amherst
ppposite this city, fell from O high porch
At his home last night and broke his arm.
He was leaning against the railing OF the
porch which broke. and he fell about
twenty feet.
The total number of pieces handled at
the post-office in this city for the month
Of December was 1920.
sEADy FOR THE BRIDGE.
The abutments on both sides of Black
~ater creek of the Rivermont bridge have
been completed, and the work OF putting
up the trestle preparatory to stringing the
bridge is now in progress. Nearly all OF
the iron-work of the bridge has been laid
on the ground.
A FAMILY rIoHT.
n has lust become known that z. T.
Watts and Nip b. Plunkett, brothers-in-
Law residing about q mile outside OF the
corporation, had savage fight Wednesday
night last over some trivial affair and IT Is
Thought that Watts cannot recover. His
head was stamped almost into jelly and
one eve was knocked out. Plunkett has
not been arrested,
BUEKs-KAsEY.
The social event of the season in Bed
ford CITY was the marriage last night of
John 8. Burks and Miss Kate Kasey.
A strange disease has broken out among
the horses in some sections OF Bedford
county. The eyes of the horses attacked
turn white and the general system of the
animal is feverish, creating q great thirst.
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
The dead body of negro named Austin
White was found on the Blue Bidge Noun
tains leading to Buchanan yesterday. He
was known to have considerable money on
his person, and foul play is suspected.
When last seen he was in company with a
Sufifa man whose name is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CON-
IN TRACTORa


PROPOSALS are invited for the GRADUA-
TION and TRES rLE-W WORK OF the road FROM
Fayetteville. N. c.. to Rowland, forty-two miles.
The work wiz DO divided into nine seciions Of
about Ave miles each.
Bids may DO made sos section or sections, or
for tho whole line. BY
The trcstle-work win be mainly Of driven pile
wors. BIDS for the trestIe-worx may DO msdo
distinct from or IN connection with the gradun-
ton.
Plans. profilcs. and specifications can DO seen
=: tho oflico OF The Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road. In Wilmington or at Fayetteville
Bids Will 10 opened aud contracts awarded
on 2ofn DAN or JANUARY. 1891 Work 20 b
completed on or before tho let day Of August
bond VIII be required In such penalty = may
b deemed rsquistts ~ 70 securs the ful6lmen>
Of the coatrAct
The company r-rvs the riEhs . rcfass ssy
xad1sss l six,.lso 2, ccA .I.9s!..
WEminfsua sn6 Wsldsa xnilsse1 compeSy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
THE SENATORIAL GHosT-pANcERs
They Talk Closure and Propose to Caucus
Further Thereon
lpy lelegraph o no D!apatch.

WAsHrNorox. January 2.-Some quiet
consultation has been in progress among
the Republican senators now In the city
with reference TO next weeks proceed
ings. The speeches made By Senators Tel
Ter and Wolcott last Tuesday have made
some q impression, but = they we're expect;
Is that resulting from the few re-
marks made BY Benator Hale. In bis
complaint that trial had not been
made of old-fashioned nethods 10 secure
aetiop rpon the eleetions BIN he undoubt-
odly Voiced The feelings of coma othet CON
ssgystiye &eRsblieen ssnstes who tel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
FAILURE OF NJ. KAUFMAN.
A Leading Charleston Clothier Assigns
Liabilities, $4,000; Assets, $4,000.
to.a.l.. .a,an.a.., H., Ioi.natah

CHARLESTON. w. Va, January an.
Kaufman. who has been for years one of
the leading clothing-men of this city, made
creditors Several years ago he suffered a
severe loss by be.as burned out, and has
never fully recovered from the effects.
Bad collections finished him up. The lia-
bilities are about $4,000; assets. $1,000.
The principal creditors on inside OF Charles
ton, where about IS, 600 was due on notes,
and which were made preferred creditors,
were in Cincinnati, Baltimore, and Phila-
delphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBUR G
IN AND POTOMAC RAILH0AD.-echedule
commencing NOVEMBER e, iss0-esstern
standard time.
7:32 A. N. leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only 81 Ashland. bothwell. Mil
ford, ana Frederickshurg Brooke
TN and Neg York.
ff.s2 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Ssrees station daily, eS-
capt Sunday. Buffet Parior Car
Richmond TO Washington.
7.a1 p. N. leaves Byrd.Street station daily.
sleeper, Richmond 20 New YORK.
$50 A. N. arrives at Byrd-Strsst station daily.
Sleeper from New York
ss p NJ arrive, At station a SsIiy
Bothwen. ana Ashland. sleeper from
Washington and New York Does cot
stop az kibo.
o4s p. N. arrives at Byrd Street station daily,
except sunday. Buffet pariog Ca
Washington 70 Richmond
ASHLAND TRAINx
DAILY EXCEPT sUEDAy.
s:ts a. n. leaves Elos. Arrives - As'iaao =
40, r. u scconnsndaaion leaves Byrd-Suee!
stafioa arrives - Ashland - =: u
ca n. n. leaves kiba; arrives y Ashland =
s4s 4. n. a sSd slba- Lsasss AaAiaad =
sas 4 n. s S',s :, arrivss = Byrd
street, s!siicn: iesvss Ashland :
"a !, \ s nj {; : M; lsavss Asnasaa !
~ q fkrres, snss 1nsu.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03

n. B.-This house may be bought privately
before the auction. ja3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03

FRENCH. GUARDIAN,) In the Chancory Court OF
vs.. the city Of Ricnm0ld--De-
FRENCH EFT AIS, cree OF December 10, 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
RAII.ROApx
= IL % 3 3 esl =
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
INV uAIID0An

q IL A aM asI
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
HI HAILRoAn
SCHEDULE IN BFfRcr JANUARY 4, 1901,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA /:
ais A. y. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, dssiy " Az.
IantAs Augusta. and points soutH.
Ccnnects ~ orcensbcro for Durham
and ksi eigh ~ salisbury for West
efn North Carolina Passengers can
take sleeper At 0 r. n. through
sieepers from Dsuvillo South.
&i5A y. ACCOMMODATION. daily, sxoeps
sunday. 70 Clover, Va. and inssrns-
1854 \. VIRGINIA. AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPktSS. daily, through train 70
Raleigh rfs keysvtile. Conneets az
BurkeviIlc with Norfolk and Western
railroad for farmyiiie, Lynchburg,
and points West; st Keysvilie for
ClsrksviiIc, Oxford, Henderson, and
Durham.
100 r. NJ. FAsT NAIL. daily. for Atlanta. An.
gusta, and points SOUTH Connects q,
Aosley's Junction with Farmvflie ana
rowhstan railroad; at Greens boru,
for Durham and Raloigh; at salis-
bury for Western NORTH Carolina.
Through sleepcrs from Danvils
south.
eWP. NJ. LOCAL, daily. oxccp. Sunday, foe
Amelia Courthouse aad intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
S saS = n n From Atlanta aud Augusta
Gi5 A, NJ. From Amelia Courthouse
a:3o P. N. From Raleigh.
$50 p. N. At Manchester from Clover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF HBsRico COUNTY
FERGUSON, VITO SUBS. PLAINTIFF AGAINST
FERGUSON 1T AIS, DEFENDANTS
T. W. S. Lenke, clerk OF said court, do certify
that the bond required Of Special Commissioner
George ID. Wise by decree entered In this cause
on 23i day Of December, 1899, hae been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 31st day Of Deem
her. 1890. w. 5. LEAKE,
ia1 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03

at 40 O'Clock p. NJ, that CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND WITH THE NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING THEREON, lying and being In tho
county Of Henrico between apd streets. and
bouni Cd as follows: Beginning 30 feet from the
southwest intersection OF Twenty-fifth and L
streets, thence running southwardly and front
ing on Twenty-hfth street 90 feet; thence back
between parallel lines l2j feet 70 an alley IA feet
wide.
This sale Is worthy Of your attention and a.
tendance.
TERMS: Ore third cash: balance upon q credit
Of SIX and twelve months, said deferred pay
monts TO be evidenced by negotiable notes. with
interest nidsd from the day Of SALE and the titlo
10 said property retained until the whole pur-
chase-noney is paid aud conveyance ordered
by the Court. GEORGE ID. WISH.
ID. G. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
MiNNEsoTAs ALLIANCE.
Hot Dcbates-rhc OcaIa Platform Reject.
ed-Ths sub-Treasury Plan Ignored.

ed-The sub-Treasury Plan Ignored.
iBy telegraph to the pIspatch.l
ST.. Pau. MIMI. January 2.--At yester-
days session Of the Farmers Alliance con-
siderable miscellaneous business was at
tended to. Resolutions were adopted and
the new constitution favorably acted on.
II was warm session. with hot debates and
sharp decisions on the part OF the Presi-
platform was heavily defeated and the
subject OF cub Treasures ignored in the
regular resolution, while the Conger lard
bill was endorsed. Early In the session
the new constitution was defeated, but .
little before nninieht. aftoy an exceeding
" WARM sess..Al. that action was recon-
sidered and tho new constitution. which y
codidcation Of the suggestions OF presl-
nAnt Donnelly. was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
BUILDER OF THE RlP-RAPs DEAD.
General Phileman II. Hawkins Gone-A
Strong Appeal for n College.
renac,al telecram 10 the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH, n. c.. January 2.-General
Phileman b. Hawkins died early this morn
ing at his home at Louisburg. Franklin
county: aged sixty-fve years. He was be-
fore the war a prominent Government con-
tractor. and was building the Rip-Raps
near Fort Monroe when hostilities began;
He was member of well-known and
very influential family. Since the war he
had been Republican i'll politics. and
served several terms as a senator. lie had
been in feeble health some time. His body
will be brought here tomorrow for burial;
George Z. Pell late of Winston, VIII
take Hal. W. Ayers's position as city editor
on the state Chronicle here.
MATTER OF FORM.
Augustus s. Merrimon Just before noon
to-day took the oath of office as Chief Jus
tice. The oath was administered by Gov
ernor Fowle in the executive office. There
were only two witnesses to the ceremony
Private-Secretary Telfair and Executive
Clerk Capehart.
STRONG APPEAL
The trustees OF the Agricultural College
and the Committee of the State Board OF
Agriculture to-day make strong appeal
to the Legislature for money for buildings
and equipments, stating that the properly
now owned is worth $4,000. To complete
the plant "a originally designed will re-
Qulre 100000. For this year $4,000 and
for next year like sum are asked. with
$40, 900 annually thereafter. None of the
funds now received can be used for build
ing purposes or equipments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
THE FEDERAL LEGISLATURE.
Both Houses Need Only TO Adjourn-No
Sessions To-Day.
(By telegraph to the Dispatoh.l

[By telegraph to the Dispatoh.l
WASHINGTON, d. O., January 2--SEyATE.-
Although il was understood when tho
Senate adjourned ON Wednesday that the
session to-day was to be merely formal,
there were forty sena ors present when the
Journal was read, including Dir. Allison.
who had been absent from the city for
some ten days past. The Senator-elect
from Idaho. Mr.. Mcconnell, who has not
yet been sworn in, was also present and
was introduced to good many of the SEN
ators, as was also Mr.. Dubois, of Idaho.
who has been elected for the term to begin
on the 4th of March next. No business
whatever was transacted aud the Senate,
on motion of MIR. Spooner. adjourned till
Monday at noon.
House OF Representatives
On motion of Mr.. Mckinley, the House
agreed TO adjourn from to-day until Mon
day.
Mr.. Thomas, of Wisconsin, moved that
the House 20 into Committee Of the Whole
on the private calendar.
On this motion MIR. Mills made the point
thar there was no quorum present. where
upon on motion Of Mr.. Mckinley, the House
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-03
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
DICHMOND BAZAAR. Err
III Nos 1888 AND i140 FRANKLIN STREET. &>~<->

TO-DAY
nj 10 O'Clock We will sell n nun Der OF excellent
HORSES, MULES. BUGGIES, PHAETONs, and
AT O'CLOCK
30 bsIes HAY In good order;
i NEW TOP-wAGoN for grocers;
1 SECONDHAND FAMILY PHAETON;
SECONDHAND TOP-BUGGY;
/ SECONDHAND KOCKAWAY:
Inve-year-oid BAY COLT, thoroughly broke,
superior stock;
good Mich COWS, one OF which is extra,
and ali other stock registered in time.
fa3 L.. b. COOK, Salesman.