Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
READYTOCELEBRATE
,re,s BIRTHDAY TO sc ROYALTY
OBSERVED ~ THE TWIN CITIES.
Sx,, Norfolk wul Have TO Pay for
coupon Suries--Tbc Roiiis'on Enter
prlse-Ths A, s. ID. Railroad.
.c..,..nnr a.nce ., ne alehmoaa pl.pa.eh.l

,,,,-,o.por aenee % the Richmond Dispatch.l
NoRroJS. Va. January II. 1921.
,f.vor Morris issued his proclamation
.s;s morning closing the various depart
Ifs 81 the city government and calling
=. ,to businessmen 70 close their estab-
,.bnepis on Monday in honor of General
,..,s birthday. Tho banks, exchanges,
...,.s schools. ETC., close on ell legal holi-
5.r. II is fair to presume the day viii be
,.,.-,,ry observed in Norfolk and Ports
.h The Fourth regiment. under COM
- Colonel c. A. Nash. and the Nor
~ TFeht Artillery Blues, Captain Keel.
.rl the Confederate veterans of
IT. .ft- Buchanan Camp and Stonewan
r.-'p vii parade az noon, and after march
H., through the principal streets OF the
&C., c.lc. will listen 20 90 Grafton oy rev;
William D.. Edwards. ID. d., at Monumental
Methodist Episcopal church IN forts-
.',stl. n the weather is favorable the
,.ale viii be very handsome.
COST OF JURTrs.
-rA, ,yrice 10 try the coupon cases in
N-f.k VIII cost the city Si.7i6. II not
.-. In Portsmouth there are only two
..s5D cases 90 try, and IN the county
..., fifteen OF twenty cases.
.l,.. week closes with i55. 0s5 bales OF cot
... ,s.,,ycl 20 this port since the opening
a.. season i'm September. Fifty-fve
,a.,s9nl bales Of cotton are awaiting ship
mont abroad from Norfolk.
wHIAT-CEowISG.
" charlie. G.. Eddy. of the Norfolk and
Western miiroai, says his company IS 60
a., Q. make vigorous effort 70 get New
I.,...I farmers 10 settle il Virginia along
e.. .,r. o.. the Norfolk and Western 20 en-
e.. m ,,roat-Cr0wIng. He has great faith
l.--ra ns q wheat-producing section
al s.--t- --aiu farmers all along the line.
iia Navy Department mas authorized
e. ban of iuooriuC-buOys at Lamberts
.rtfl lc used by steamers stopping here
trlalI The steamers can haul INTO these
i-.y. Gad moor stem and stern, thus pre-
,..rrr their swinging into the channel
vtLt., ulC aud interfering VITA naylga-
rxrENsIvE wOoLLEN-MILIs.
Tho president, Mr.. John q. Hoyt, and
soy.r.l directors Of the New York company
.-..-.l IN the Rolhston enterprise near
N...s viii arrive here next week and
-.r.rro the Improvements. Over half
,.1.... dollars of the stock has been sold.
i,Is .I1au-mill TO be erected ~ 10 work
,t.g.,rl hands and the hat-factory nearly
f.- hundred operatives.
NJ Uua Green Porter. formerly Of Cul-
r.r.r county. has been appointed road
Tr3.,.r # the Scaboard and Roanoke and
Io,r.ke md 1er-River divisions of the
Sab ord AIRLINE,
TIKI FLoUR1NG-MILLs.
V.rfo.k's $4,000 fourins-mill will start
MO. Monday. manufacturing by the Min
y..g.I, process. The wheat will all be
= -h' from the West.
Ill, Gifts Council Of Portsmouth has APP
u.a,,i committee Of three to act with
taCtsAttoruey in comforting with the
receivers % the Atlantic and Danville
railroad and ascertain the status Of the
SOL If the city and what is best TO be
DIN. 80 protect the interests Of the city.
I.rt,m1uth subscribed $4,000 to the
f,.gh of the road.
The coal shipments from the Lamberts
FONT piers reached over $1,000 tons this
W.ah.
Tie United States training-ship James,
town sa led from Hampton Roads to-day
r. Port Royal, aud thence TO the West
J iles.