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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
MAY BECOME A MAMMOTH.
The Strike Of Telegraphers on tho South
ern Pacific Road Extending.
rRv teIegraph 20 the Digpatchl

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December ia special
from FL Paso Tex, says: The strike of
the telegraph operators between this city
and Yuma on the Pacific system of the
Southern Pacific Railway Company promises 10
develop into mammoth proportions. The super
intendept Of the Santa Fe road ordered his
dispatchers 70 handle Southern Pacific trains
between this city and Deming, n. NJ, but the
operators bluntly refused 10 do 30, and the
superlntendent WAS notified Nothing was heard
from him up TO P. NJ. II he tries 70 force tue
matter and put scabs to work Il means strike on
the whole Santa Fe system. The district super
ntendent Of the Western Union ordered the
men 10 handle trains between here and Deming
bur the men would not do 80, and the matter
rests there until the higher ofncials can be heard
nom.
The tralnmen between here and Yuma are
holding meetings 20 decide as 20 whether they
shall take any action In the present difficulty.
In an interview one OF them stated shat II the
Southern Pacific Company succeeded In defeat
ing the strikers they would be the next TO Do
dealt With in like manner. The operators have
received assurances IRON every connection that
they will stand by each other IN this case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
VIII PRESENT MEMORIALS.
of Committees on Legislation
f,om Various Camps-soldiers' Home.

Meeting of Committees on Legislation
from Various Camps-soldiers' Home.
The Committees on Legislation of the
spbordinate camps of the Grand Camp OF
Confederate Veterans of Virginia met in
Iee Camp Hall yesterday evening at
o5.lOck The representatlon was large one,
uearlv every member being present These
Committees were appointed by the Grand Com
mander for the purpose OF taxing necessary
stems n In their power 10 procure an addiiional
annual legislative appropriation ior the malnle-
nance of the Confederate Soldiers Home.
THE CAMPS AND DELEGATES.
Tho following are the delegations: Il. Z. Lee
Camp. No. 1, Richmond, Va, y. v. handoiph, A
NJ Er.ser: Maury Camp, No. 2, Fredericksburg
" ~. nan. M. Lee, Il. b. Merchant; Plckett-
a,,chsnan Camp, Norfolk, Va, E NJ. Henry,
xNssh Tayior: Stonewan Camp, Portsmouth,
Va ~ W, Mcdonnell, James II. Toomor; II. b.
lee (Ynmp No 2, Alexandra, Va, ". A. Smool,
Fdgar Warleld A. p. Hil Camp, No. ., Peters
hnrg. Va, Hugh X. Smith, j. K. Ttraer; Gle
ton.Hatcher Camp, Leesourg, va, =, '. mnile'
NJ NJ Athey: Sam Garland Camp, Lynchb1rg,
Va X. otey, James j. Lee; George u. Pickett
camp. Richmond, Va, Il. I. Reeve, Snariss
n foenr: II. e. Lee Camp, NO. .,
H.mtton. Va, A. g. Segar, n A. sempie;
hart-GiIletto Camp, Courtland, Vs.' ". b.
Shsnds William w. White; John II. Cooke
Saqan' West Point, Va, II. N. Miller, WV
t,reen: william Watts Camp, hoahoAei va,
gnosnas Lewis, q. G. Taliaforro; John Bowie
d,rerse Camp, Charlottesville, Va, Thomas J.
Rosseg. q. w. Wood; Pierre Gibson camp; no.
~ enineper, Vs., ID. A. Grimsley, w. A. Hill;
1oi,eeas. Wrena Camp, Isle Of Wight Courthouse,
ve N y. Young, j. N. Jones Ewen camp
psi,ce William county, Va John :. Powell, .: 7.
Manual; !. 4. D. stuart Camp, keamss ssa'ion'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
REVVlNG THE INTEREST.
An Entbusiastic Meeting of Ohicers aud
Committees of the A. 4. N. v.

An Entbusiastic Meeting of Onicers aud
Committees of the A. a. y. v.
A meeting of the specially invited Com
mittee of Conference and the officers and
Executive Committee of the Association
of the Army of Northern Virginia, called
for the purpose Of deyislng the bost means Tor
creating more enthusiasm and reyiyiDg an ac-
tive interest in the organization was held AT Lee
Camp Hall yesterday ut noon There we're
rressnt General William II. Payne, of Warren
ton, the president; Captain Thomas Euelt, OF
this city, secretary; Colonel W. f. Cutshawi
chairman % the Executive Committee COioHei
r. T. Reeve, q member Of that bOdyi colonel
William A. SmOOt o. Alexandria; Cap
tain W. Gordon McCabe, OF Petersburg; Caplalh
John Cuasons, of Glen Alien: Major Washington
Taylor, OF Norfolk, and the following chlzens OF
Richmond: Judge George l.. Nhrlbuah, MAJOR
Thomas A. Brindec, Colonel w. =. smith, and
MIR Carlton Mccarthy. General Payne caleu
tho assembly 20 order and Colonel Cutshaw
stated the object Of the meeting.
TO INCREASE THE MEMBERSHIP.
Judge Christian then arose and offered the iol-
lowing resolutions, which we're unanimously
Ess5ircd. As the sense Of this meeting that
each member Of the grand and subordinate
Confederate camps OF the state OF Nnglha I Po
invited 10 become a member Of the virginia
div,sions of the Association OF the Army OF
Nor hern Virginia on the payment oi the zoe
~ 80 cents, and that every other Cohieae-
soldier ana HhllOf ltSlAAhN IL y a ttAA'+
,ybethera member o. the Army Of Northern
Virginia or not, be invited and requested 10 be-
come a mCmbe~ OF this association on inc pay
ment Of the annual fee OF 81. ,,.,.
p That through the members OF the Legisia1
ture and in every other practicable way list o., Gl
All confederate soldiers and sailors residing IN
Virginia be obtained and that each ono be invited
10 become a member Of this association ,--
3. That an annual meeting OF this association
be held In the city Of Richmond az suth time as
NAV be fixed by the Executive committee, ana
lint some Confederate soldier or sailor be So
ie,ted bv the Executive Committee 10 deliver an
address at each nesting.
SOLICITING COOPERATION.
Colonel Cutshaw and Captain Cussons were
oD,ointcd n committee 70 attend the meeting OF
Inc Grand Camp committee, held last evening"
FOR the purpose Of securing the cooperation oi
an the camps towards the rowing OF the AsSo-
ciatiOp OF the Army OF Northern virginia.
on motion OF Captain McCabe, II was oeclue1
that the body should assemble again at tho can
of the Executive Committee. =.
The Executive Committee was authorized 10
preusre aud send out all proper circulars, ana
no ,tapftug adiOuFugl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
rhe snrielr rlar. Nert week.

Under the auspices of the lady managers
of 81. Pauls Church Home a company OK
Snaies and eentlemen will present at the Thea
IRE ON the evening OF Thursday, December
l7th. a three-Act comedy, entitled "a Lesson IN
Love- with the following cast; Captain free
man, Mr.. J. A Pleasanis; Orlando MideIenafThl,' -,
Mr.. iredeu jenkins; Nr. Babblebrook, Mr. =. ".
Coleman. Mrs Sutherland, Mrs. q. Z. Melker !
Miss Anastseia Wlntsrberry, Miss Bessie race /;
Miss Edith Leslie, Miss Mary Preston Moore.
far,e cnti,Ied WEasy shaving with the follow
ine cast: Ernest Lysle, Mr. Z. G. Massi9; pig-
CORY O'Dlbble, Mr.. George Ainsbei Ezekiel MOT
ton, Mr. J. A. Plsasants; Ninette, known as
"La Fossense,p Mrs. II. A. Tabb; Adeia' MISS
Mary Moore. m.,A
Mrs. NJ. r. Peasants and Mrs II. A, fabo
have the plays Ia charge. Tickets may % ne naa
Of any OF tho lady managers OF the Home. Lho
box sheet will be open the Theatre al oeioeA
MOuday fDorafng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
sr,reme Court OF AppeaIs.

Binns, administrator, against tue hlcn-
mond and DanYille Railroad Company.
and II. b. Munford, Esq, Tor defendant In error,
and submitted.
johnson against Farrar, Judge. Argued by w.
NJ Flanagan, Esg.. for plaintiff;
crees pronounced by the Circuit Court OF the
county Of Fauquier-the last on the 2Oth OF
April, 1891.
Il. T. Cockrell, ESQ, was allowed TO practice as
counsel in this court.
NoIle against Virginia Midland Railway Com
pany. Passed until No. 65 on argument docket Is
reached.
Burch & Co. %. Hylton Dalton Co. Con-
tinuod.
Matthias rs. Warrington, Continued.
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company GO.
Scott Passed.
Gibson %. Green. Continued.
Edwards Edwards Submitted.
Parrish %. Parrish. Submitted.
Berkeley s. Harrison Vs. Tinsiey Confined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
New Departure.

During the four days previous to Xmas
the Womau's Exchange will be kept open
from $50 until 10 O'clock at night. The
display of Handsome Embroideries, Hand
Painted Wares, Dolls, and everything i'm
aRinable for Xmas Presents. together with
Pickles, Preserves, Brandy-P Peaches, Cakes,
Home-NIade Bread Caramels, dc. &C.,
would astonish those who have never visit
ed this establishment, which is helping so
many worthy women not only IN Virginia,
but in other States North, South, and
West If you want a handsome Xmas
present you can find it at this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
A PRETTY DANcEAT ssLVlDERE.
The Monthly German of the Friday Club
Given Last Night.

The monthly german of the Friday Club
took place last night at Belvidere Hall,
and was led by Mr.. John Bolsseau. The
attendance was very large, and the occa-
sion an exceedingly enjoyable one.
The chaperOn8 Of the evening were Mrs. ). d..
Potts, Mrs L. B. Tatum, Mrs. /. q. Leigh, Mrs
Patterson, and Mrs. FerralL
The ladies present Were Misses Fauntleroy,
Woddell, Blair, Hunt, HenninR, Talbot,
Mayo. Birwell, Harvey. Carrie Moore, Mary
Moore, A. Howard, LOmaX, Shields Rankin
Bradley, Williams, Brander, Parker, lancey,
Montague, Aylett, P. Bagby, Annie Williams,
aud Barksdalc.
The gentlemen In attendance we're Messrs.
John Bolsseau, Deane Aaury, Richmond Maury,
stanley Tyler, John Cullen, - Blakenshlp, John
Goodwin, Gold Silliman. Richard Morris, Richard
Wilson, George Bidgood, George Alhsne' baley
Saunders. George Mayo. Eddie Benson, Monte
Wortham, Allan Talbot, Glenn Shafer, Willie
Plckrell, Howard Smith, Robert P6gram, Leigh
Williams, Churchill Young - Williams, Aus
lin Brockonborougb. Cary Shepperd, Senator
. Letcher, Of ROckbrdge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12

Stuffed Mangoes. Stuffed Pepper, and
Stuffed Cucumbers, Brandy Peaches rs
good as you make at home, Delicious
French Prunes both for table and cooking,
Raisins. Mixed Nuts. sc. The finest lot OF
Virginia Hams we ever saw. The above
for sale by Julien Binford, agent, 1902 east
Main street, at surprisingly low prices.
Cooking Wine good enough for table use
at $3.50 per gallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
ReHeARslNG TIER LAeoRs.
The Working Committee of the Grand
Indre of Masons I'm Session Here.

The Working Committee of the Grand
Lodge of Masons Of Virginia met at ST.
Alban's Hall at o'clock last evening. The
members present were Grand-Lecturer
George w. Wright, Of Marion; District-Lecturer
Francis H. uill, Of Madison; George ii. Ray, Of
Richmond Edward n. Euhank, OF Newport
News: Edward Turner, OF Richmond, and II. o..
Kerns, OF Suthcrlin. The only members Of the
committee not present were District Lecturers
George W. Darlington, Of RustbuIg W. w. Muir
ray. Of Suffolk aud j. S. Ieatman, OF Salem.
Grand-Lectucer Wright presided. and tho
rough rehearsal was given the work 20 be done
when the Grand Lodge assemblies here on Tues
day evening.
This meeting Of the Grand Lodge bids fair 10
be a brilliant event In the history Of Masonic az
fairs in Virgins. II will be in session Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, and a
splendid banquet will be given each night Tho
conyocatiOns will be held at the new Masonic
Temple, aud this alone adds much additional at
traction to the delegates from all over the state
II is expected that over fiye hundred members
will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
,lnttarr. %: Ahnnaance tcOlll, Evon weIght.

Flattery, 90; Abundance tcoltl,. Even Weight,
%; Knapsack, log. ,,
Fifth race-nse olehths Of a mile, handicap
Toano, 1I3: Volunteer IL, 1O9; Iormsntor.
1os; Alderman Mac, Sir George, lO3; nepei
Glenn, o0; Mohican. 95.
Sixth race-eeyen eighths OF mile selling- ,,
Boy III: Climax, ia; Chapman, III; dne
Sheriff, Maggie *, fireny, liza: Catalan, lVpi
Blackthorn. 105; Emma j., 113; Frank L.,
Birthday, 1O2: w. B. H., 100: Goldware, w;
Moifia navia SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
THE POLICE COURT YESTERDAY.
A Regular Routine Docket-The sergeaut's
semi-Annunl sale To-Day.

Seui-Annuhl Huie Ao-DA1'
When the Police Court was closed yes
terdav morning Sergeant Thomas, with an
& bv 10 smile across his expansive counte-
nance. announced that his semi-anrual
sale OF unclaimed and cOniscate1 property
would take place to-day Just before tho opening
OF the court This sslo will embrace the dis
posal OF pistols, knives, razors, knucks, axle
grease, old iron, ieWelry, wearing apparel, &c.
The docket yesterday was not Of great tmpor-
teuce though many Of the justices old friends
were among his callers.
Wilson Henderson (colored) was mp for ham
mering John Thurston with bottle. lie was
fined $3.50 and costs.
William Brown was required % put up security
in the sum OF 800 for thirty days FOR fighting
Charles Green.
Herbert Jones, tcoloreil, charged with threat
eping TO strike h. r. Gum on the street. was
assessed 50 for not carrying his threat into exc
cution.
william Brow, charged with resisting,
striking. biting, aud Otherwise lnlurtng folce-
man Crane, was sent on to the grand jury.
William Oakley (cOlOred) was charged with
being a suspicious character, with felOnlously
brenking the wlndow-glass OF the store Of j. r.
MITCHELL No. 6O3 east Marshall street, with In
tent 10 commit larceny, and also accused Of at
tempting 10 cut Thomas krOuse and Daniel 10
binsOn. On the first charge he was required to
give security iu the sum OF 5000 in the second he
vas sent 10 the Hastings Court and the third
was dismissed.
James Robinson paid S5 for being dsorderly
and cursing and abusing j. H. Beverldge on the
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
1ne TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
An Important Meeting of the Central
Committee 90 BE Held Tonight.

A very important meeting of the City
CentrI Committee of the independent
Order of Good Templars will be held to-
NIGHT at Wilkinson's Hall. on Ninth street.
MANY matters OF interest viii engage me atten-
tion Of the members and q large attendance Is
Scnveution. 10 be held here Tuesday, will be per-
fecteI. A large number Of delegates have hot-
Ned Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd by letter or Other'
wise of their intention 70 be present
Every church in the Stale IL e&pecteu 70 ZOE soila .
n de,cgate. and Il Is hoped that al that have not
acted will make their selection az once, Inc
pastors oi all the churches In THIS clty are re-
6uested 70 make this announcement on SuhuSy
IT, oT,ier that preparations can be made for the
assenbhng Of the convention on Tuesday al the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12

Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet Monday the l4th over Ramoss
drugstore. corner Reservoir and Gary
streets. A full attendance OF the men,
bers is earnestly requested, as there is
good deal Of business TO be attended to
between now and Christmas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
Small Fire Last Night.

An alarm of fire was turned in last night
at HOG O'Clock from Box 21 to extingulsh
the names caused by the burning OF building
on Twenty-ifth and Yenable streets owned by
Mr.. Cohn and occupied as n residence and store
by Mr.. Frank Grasberger. The building and
stock were damaged TO the extent OF 5000, bu:
the loss Is fully covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
This Is Interesting.

To accommodate those that will not be
able to leave their business till late, will
keep the store OF Goddard d Moses open
till Q O'Clock tonight. Those in need Of
Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Sllverware,
and Jewelry would do well to call, as every
article has been reduced to cost and be-
low. l.. W. PIzztNT.
Trustee Goddard h Moses,
go Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
Dry-Goods Commission House Falls.
rRv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.i

NEW YoRK. December 11.-Francis Baker
and Wendell Baker, composing the firm Of
Franrs Baker & Co., dry goods commission mer-
chants Of this city, to-day assigned TO Welcome
s. Jarvis, without preference. Liabilities osti-
mated at s250,000; assets, 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
This IA Interesting.

To accommodate those that will not be
able 10 leave their business till late will
keep the store of Goddard & Moses open
till 0 O'Clock tonight Those in need OF
Watches, Diamonds. Clocks, Silverware,
and Jeweiry would do we'll 20 call, as every
article has been reduced TO cost and be-
low. l.. w. PIZzNI.
Trustee Goddard a Moses,
$40 Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12

DoN'T Rus TIE RISK Of your Cold getting
well Of itself--you may thereby DRIFT ipto
a condition favorable to the deyelopment
of some latent tendency, which may give
Won wears OF trouble. Better cure your
Gold al once with the help OF DR.. d.
James Expectorant, a good bealing medi:
cine for all Coughs. Sore Lungs, and
Throets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
The superIntendent's Return.

Hon. John E. Massey, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. returned to the city
Yesterday, accompanied by his wife. MIR. Mas
ssy has been quite III al Charlottesville with ia
grippe. but was able 70 travel and took tho cars
FOR Richmond. He Is stiil very much indisposed.
Ms. Massey has entirely recovered from her ro-
eanf nffnck by that mnladY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
This {. Interesting.

To accommodate those that viii not be
able 20 leave their business till late will
keep the store of Goddard & Moses open
till Q o'clock tonight. Those in need OF
Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, Silverware.
and Jewelry would do well to call, as every
article has been reduced TO cost and be-
low. L. w. PnzrI,
Trustee Goddard 4 Moses,
920 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
Tho Races.
[py tolegraph o the Dispatch.l


GUrrENBuRG, n. j., December 1.-THE
track was in good condition.
first race-four and a half furionRs-Tasso
won Rosa @. lcolt second, !. o. U. third. Time,
57A.
nance second, Mike Watson third. Time, 1884.
Third race-six furlongs-sykes won; Emperor
Ohio second, Padre third. Time l;lS.
Fourth mile-one mile-Trestle won; Bitten
second, Lizzie third. Time 1:44z.
Fifth race-six furlongs-h0ward won; Re-
dinnt second. Chartreuse third. Time, l:ldh.
sixth raco-one mile and a slxteenth--Esqut-
man won; Lepanto second, Donohue third.
Time, 1:5l.
0UTTKsBuBG ENTRIES FoR TO-DAY.
First race-five eighths Of mile, beaten
horses--Nina Archer, III: Urbana, us; Balla-
rat. ia: Krikina, 1l2; Eclipse, Hannibal, III ;
Lacre, Marty b.. I02; Daisy Woodruff, Durango,
1OI; Insight, Little Minnie, 90; Wigwam, 30 ;
.. X. b., Proternol. el.
Second race-three quarters OF 9 mile, sell
tng-Prodlgal, liz Pelham, les; Sparling. 100 f;
Tioga, Marie Lowell. 105; Nublan, 104 Once
Agaln, l02: Sir Rae, 90: Duke John, "a; Mata-
Rorda (nlly), e6: Fassett, Flavilla, e4 Pan
handle SIS Double Cross, "A.
rhisd race-one mile, handlcap-Bedge, l1s ;
Kimberly, 1l2; Mill Young, 100; Mohican, 30 ;
Verge, 81.
Fourth race--.five eighths Of a mile, handL
cap-Tringie, III; Paragon, loS; Llzeite, lo2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
Il Matter Of F0rm.

That's exactly tho difference between clothing
which is ready made and clothing made 10 orr
der-l.'s merely matter Of form. lt seems su-
pernuous 10 say that no ono form exactly resem-
bles another. Every figure, like every face, has
its own Identity, and this Identity Is either dis
closed or concealed by clothing. Our CUSTOM
made suits do not conceal lt. They are not
made with the Idea that the wearer must nt the
suit; the idea is that the suit must fit the wear
er, aud we sec to II that this idea Is carried out
IN every detail We can show you some hand
some material in our Mado-to Measure Depart
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
GONE WITH 500.
Frederick X. Kreusler, OF ROxburV, Mass,
Has Not Been Seen This Month,
ffIy telegraph 10 the lispatch.l

NEW York. December 11.-Frederick r.
Kreusler. twenty-elght years old, q son of
Arnold Kreusler, the wealthy broker in
brewers supplies. has been missing since
November 36th. The missing man wos put IN
charge OF the Mccormick brewery In Roxoury,
Mnss., In March last. On the day OF bis dlsap-
pearance he was seen by one OF the employees
Standing Ia front OF the brewery He has not
been seen since. Young kreuslcr carried
brown Macintosh coat and had between 300
aud $500 IN his pocket. Whoever finds him
viii receive a large reward from his father, Rho
IA almost heartbrOken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
The Weeks Failures.

10y LeI5BTApn % Euo UI'VsNH'I
New YORK. December 1.-THE business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last week number for the United
States $50 and for Canada 40, q total OF 800
nrnInaf 2H0 laat Maek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
The TWO .Tobps.

There was another large and well-pleased
audience at the Theatre last night 70 wit
ness this ludicrOus production, which ahounds Ia
comlcal situationa There will be matinee
tnis afternoon, and the engagement closes with
to-nighte performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12

No well-reguated household should DO WITH
out a bottle Of ASGosrURA BIrTERs, the Worli-re-
nowned appetizer and invigorator Beware oil
counterfeits. Ask for tho genuine article manu-
factured by DR.. j. G.. b. Siegert q Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
Verdict for the Defendant in the Case of
Hrcker Agninst.Ihomas. A

In the Circuit Court yesterday in the
case of Becker against Thomas verdict
was rendered for the defendant. This is
case i'm which the plaintiff claimed that the
defendant had been guilty Of breach OF con-
tract IN the matter OF building house according
Tne following suits were entered: Stern
Brothers & Co.. against d. Grundles & Co., for
4. e. Houston against Charles L Steel for
. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12
STORY OF A WRECK.
Some Of the Crew Reach Land--Others, IL
Is Feared, are Lost
By teleeraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

Iby teIegrHpn % tIIs Ul5UAEVU'I
MARsHFrKLD, 0RE., December 1.-THE
bark General Butler, from Port Gamble,
Washington, November 18th, with lumber
consigned TO San Francisco, foundered
and broke up about 100 miles southwest OF
Cape Arngo. The crew and officers left the vessel
IA two boats. The boat containing Captain Par
ker and some OF the men landed at Cape Arago
last night In an exhausted condition. The other
boat with nine sailors, II is feared, is lost az no
thing has been seen Of t since they left the
wreck. Second-Mate John Willoughby was In
charge OF the missing boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-12

For CouGHs AND TuROAr DISORDERS use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHEs. " Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except |
think better Of that which l began by thinking
well of."-Rev Henry Ward Beeehcr. Sold only
In boxes