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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
BIG PENNSYLVANIA BREAK.
The BeIleTonte Iron and Nail Company
suspends-An Extension.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl


By1IEFoxrE, Pa, December 6.-The
Bellefonte Iron and Nail Company
Limited, has suspended operations, with
liabilities aggregating about SSO2,OOO.
The extensive plant of the company has
been turned over to Ex-Governor james A.
Beaver, its president, for the benefit OF
creditors. An tension Of three, years
has been granted, and it is thought the
works Will be able to resume operations
before long. A..
II has been known for some time that
the company was losing money, ana TINS
suspension did not create much surprise
i'm business circles here, but when y
leaked out that the liabilities would
amount 10 500, 900, it was feared that the
break would embarrass some OF ITS largest
stockholders. The difficulties have all
been satisfactorily arranged, however, and
the company will reorganlze. 80,
This plant is where the National Health
and Power Company, OF which General
Hastings. Ex-Governor Beaver, and other
prominent Pennsylysnians are members
Is operating its experimental gas-machineS'
hut the closing in no wise Affects the COM
paly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Naval Notes.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, December 5.-The Secre-
tary of the Navy to-day directed that gun
boat No. 8, now being built at Bath. Me-,
be named the "Machias in honor of the
first naval battle of the revolution.
The Secretary of the Navy today &C
cepted the proposition of George w. Quin-
tard, Of New York, and Charles II. Allen
aud Harrison Loring. Jr., OF Boston, as
signees of Harrison Loring, contractor for
the construction of cruiser No. II and gun
boats No /, 2, and 3, to complete the work
in those vessels in accordance with the
terms Of the original contract with Loring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
ss-sws FOREIGN MISSIONARIES.
L.sr,ta College Boys Can't Lead Any
g.rmsas-The "Jef Davis Rifles"

L.sr,ta College Boys Can't Lead Any
O.rms1s--Tho "Jsff Davis Rifles"
--.- loucc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
..re.NA, December D. Salem has now
.,r .r seven missionaries in foreign
... I.e HTcsbyterlau5 are represented
.r..g. 3D.. o.. Armstrong, JT., and wife IN
g...l- Brazil: the MethodlsJs by Rev.
s.- 80. Rollins and wife, IN Osaka, Ja-
r.. ... tae Luthorans by Rev. G. F.
..l wife, m RaJahmunclry, British
} Ur. E. College students have been for
.a,f-ul the Salem dancing class,
/ ... .t frs; got permission from home
{ .-. obtain the sanction Of the fac
! a .-r.- 20 accommodate the largely
= sr- trade 81 the Salem Wagon Works.
.g.s-meut Company Will endeayor
.... t- possible to more than double
..-.y.t capacity.
HluIoAD CONNECTIONS.
Oil. 81 m Board Of Trade have taken
%. .t question of more railroad com
...s. and will make great efforts
'..tt.. baltimore and Ohio railway TO
t.-. .- .uu,cii1n from Lexington to
$50. % the next twelve months. All
t... tsarl nh, on this missing link were
years ago, and the various stone
..... ..l.. are to-day IN splendid re-
.rH SO The Baltimore and ONO not
r the night of way, but also four
.-s '.c heart of Salem, aud II is
'g. t.a, the road could be built
Casper through Salon to the Roanoke
Ais .H.l than boy any other route.
..r Ir. roYs A CHANCE, GOVERNOR.
Captain Wilbur ). Pole. Of the Coloneps
r.... 20. Second Virginia regiment, was
- .lr rr two ago and lett orders Tor
ordnance sergeant Of the JEFF DAVIS
t.-,r .at once collect all the State pro-
. low Do tine hands Of the members.
IL. r.uslgI is one of the strongest IN
..- fu the state. but It's commission
.. t.,-, arr not living in Salem and ap-
.t.... HlI Lot surrender their commits
... SIS unierstOod that the Governor
....s. these commissions and dlsband
' u.auy, and that the boys Will
.l given thirty DAYS 10 reOrganlze
.'. .ew officers. The company 70 a
... ...' Judge W. Griffin for captain. He
...-. ..at. 4 the Virginia Military In
Young. active, Of fine sOldierly
. and exceedingly popular, and II
-rss.r- 70 take the captalnCy Of the
4ialy 10 Will be "a success from the
H-.
I avca threc-aud-a-half-story brick
--.- lsIt 90 the wOOllen- mills IS now
-.. '.r t.e manufacture Of pants, over
H. .luLg-vhTts 20 be made from
o. '...-.s q the looms IN the adJon-
...- There are siXty-two Singer
r..tlnes, the power for which IS
... .,. 'y snail vertical engine. rms
-a.,.ry viii give employment 10
..Iu salem aud the surrounding
EaI NAV be willing to work for
wage, and viii prove blessing TO
-- families during the coming winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
sucoe..fur Hop-Iutores,lns Lecture.

I0VHIINI IEI8EI IN y IIIN l7''E'77|---I
LEXINGTON. Va, December 5.-The hop
given by the Ladies' Cotillon Club last eve
ming proved TO be q grand success.
Professor J. N. Ingram, OF California,
will deliver a lecture. in the chapel al
Washington and Lee Monday evening on
King Kalakaua's kingdom. He viii give q
full account Of his SIX months exploration
on the Sandwich Islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

Other only about Eve months, They were
brothers. The body OF the one who had
been dead ave months was in q bad state
OF decomposition, while that Of the one
VINO bad been dead Eve years was in fine
state OF preservation. They we're each Of
them buried IN the same manner. and the
AFFAIR has greatly puzzled tho wiseat men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
THE SAGE soMe-AROMENT.
Only Two People Kllled-Mr. Sage TO Re
sumo Business Tomorrow.

tBy telegraph % tho UlsDatch.I
NEW YORK, December Sit is now be-
lieyed to be an undisputed fact that only
two people were kllled-the bomb-thrower
and b. +. Norton, Mr. Sage's private secre-
tary. 1t was said that fragments of at
least three bodies were found, but this
cannot be substantiated, and no one else Is
known TO be missing. So thoroughly has
Russell Sage recovered from the effects OF
Yesterdays explosion that he has just an
nounced his intention Of resuming bust
ness on Monday. Colonel Slocum, Dir.
Sage's cashier, says that the report that
securities and bonds had been blown
through the windows of the office into the
street is untrue. Not SlOO, 900 worth of Sc,
curities are missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
We Are Fully Prepared for

the Holiday season in anything
and everything in our line Of
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Catcher Caught.

GREENFIELD Tenn, December 5.-As re-
sult of an old feud Green Gill shot and killed
Bob Danes and then fed. Another, over
taking Gill, was captured by the latter Mt
the muzzle Of pistol and his horse was
appropriated by Gill, who then made his
escape a second time. A posse is after hin.
Both men are prominent farmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
INTO A BAYOU.
A Passenger Train Dersiied in Missis :
sippI-Names Of the Injured.

tBy telegraph % tho Dlspatch.I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December "a north
bound passenger train on the Louisville,
New Orleans and Texas railroad left the
track near Evansville, Miss, this morning
and ran along tho ties for $50 feet onto a
trestle over the bayou. This gave way
and the train of two day coaches and one
Pullman sleeper and two baggage-cars
was thrown into the bayou, which is par
italy filed with water. II is not known
If any were killed, but the following are
known 10 have been injured: George Mari,
l.. j. Thomas (conductor), Peter Goddy,
Amy Hoys. L. 4. Robertson, S. i. Will
liams, G. Remington, Alfred Carr, Thomas
Carr.
A relief train carrying railroad-men and
four physicians left at 10 o'clock tor the
scene Of the wreck. Evansville is forty
one miles south of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFFS.
DIR. MorrymSn's Call 20 BaltimOre-A
Welcome visitor in staunton.


Welcome Visitor in staunton.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
SrAUS1oN. Va, December 5.-The case Of
Isaacs d Ross, of st. Louis, against the
Excelsior Press Brick Company has OcCu-
pied the attention Of the Circuit Court
| here for two DAYS past. The case grew out
OF the alleged uuftuess of the steam press
| furnished by the 81. Louis parties TO do
| the quality of work guaranteed. After
protracted examination OF numerous wit
nesses and exhaustive arguments by
Messrs. Charles Curry and John n. Ople
| for plaintiffs and Mayor Alexander IL.
| FultZ and Meade r. White for defendants
the Jury Yesterday returned o verdict for
the plaintiffs, lsaacs q Ross, in the sum of
! II $50. This case has been the subject OF
! eager interest here, as the stockholders IN
| the defendant company are all residents OF
| this locality.
HIS CALL.
Rev. Charles G. Merryman, pastor OF
! the Baptist church Of Greenvllle. IN this
| county, has received call TO the RIVER
side-Avenue church Of Baltimore, and II
| is understood that he will accept the call.
MIR. Newman has done an active and sue
! cessful work III his Greenville pastorate,
and has built up strong congregation
there. He was ordained at the Eutaw-
Place Baptist church of Baltimore, and IS
| a native of that city.
NATIVE SCIENTIST
DR.. Joseph Price, one of Philadelphia's
eminent surgeons. was in the city yester.
day. DR.. Price. a sOuthron, being one. of
Shenandoah county's boys, Is well up IN
the lead among the Philadelphia scientists
of ms profession. He will be pleasantly
remembered by the members of the Viz
ginia Medical Society, which met at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs in 1890, DR..
Price having read before that body sug-
Cestively able paper on abdominal surgery.
PERSONAL.
Theodore +. Shuey, an Augusta county
man. and first assistant to ID. +. Murphy,
OF the Senate StenographIc Bureau, has
been spending the summer at his home
near West View. in this county. lie Will
leave for Washington Tomorrow 10 take
M on Monday his duties as stenographer
10 the Senate. Mrs. Shuey, who has been
oulte i'll, is now convalescent and will join
her husband in Washington after the holi-
DAYS.
la grippe. colds, and kindred troubles
have been prevalent in this section tor
weeks past, but their force IS now ON the
decrease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
The Cotton supply.

lby teleBfaph 70 INC bspetcn.I
New YoRK, December 5.-The total yisi'
ble supply of cotton for the world Is
4. I69. sl7 bales, of which 1850, SIT bales are
American, against 3,057, 1H and 2,57S.32l
bales. respectively. last year. Receipts al
an interior towns, 225, 426 bales; receipts al
the plantations, S1S.0SS bales. Crop in
sight. 5,002,717 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
NIXON IS ALEEsBURo MAN.
lie Superintendent the Construction oitne
Battie-ship New York.

Battie-ship New York.
tcorespendence Of the Richmond Dlsoatcn.l
LEEsBuRo, Va. December 5.-Our people
take commendable pride in the fact tnat
MIR. Lewis Nixon, who designed and super
intended the construction OF the great
battle-ship New York Just launched AZ tne
Cramp ship-yaTds, Philadelphia, IS LEES
burg man. Mr.. Nixon was educated at the
Naval Academy. Annapolis. and afterwards
at Greenwich went through thorough
course in naval science. He served WITH
distinction as naval constructor IN t ne
United States aavy, where he attracted the
attention OF the Cramps and after re;
peated solicitations on their part resigned
and entered their service ss chief con-
structOr. =,
HIS praises are being sounded on OIL
sides, as appears from the New YORK ana
Philadelphia papers. he 10 but thirty
wears of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
PICTURES

to know how many people are taking advantage
Of our advance bargains In the Xmas Depart
ment. This week We place on sale
10000 Metal Match Safes at Sc, worth 25c.
10000 Metal Match Safes at 10c., worth 40 10
SOC.
5000 Metal Wisp Holders at "a and 75c,
worth more than double.
A Demorest Sewing Machine would make an
excellent Xmas present. Price Is but $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

Iby IolVbIHpl 70 IIIo DI5F'"7Nn'1
NEW YORK, December 6.-Mrs. Della
Stewart Parnell, mother Of the late Charles
Stewart Parnell. sailed for England to-day
on the Cunard steamer Aurania, accom-
panied by her son, John Parnell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
The Oldest Inhabitant Gone.

RutsTo1. Tenn, December 5.-Peter
Zones. aged nearly one hundred years, died
his morning. He was one Of the original
inLabltants Of Bristol. The house which
mo built (and it was one of the first) still
stands on Cumberland street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Proctor No Longer secretary OF war
fI3v telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

wGsHISoros, December 5.-Secretary
Proctor severed his connection with ths
War Department this afternoon and tooA
official leave Of all the officers OF that 90
partment. lie will take has seat Ia tn'
Senate Monday, and will soon thereaite
be called on TO act on the nomination o
his successor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
The Newark, the Chicago. and the James
lRr telnrrnph 70 the pispatch.l

FoRr MONROE, Va, December 5.--Ihe
United States steamer Newark, from York
town. arrived here at IL o'clock this morn
ipr. She is transferring part OF her crew
to the Chicago, which sails for Brazil Mon
dav. The United States steamer James
town has sailed for Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
IN DANGER OF DESTRUCTION.
Cmur d'AIene City, Idaho. in Flames
Assistance Sent From Spokane.
rBv Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

SPOKANE, WASH, December "a dis
patch from Cnur d'Alene city, Idaho, at
1880 A. NJ. states that the town is on fire,
and that assistance is needed. A special
train with fre-engine left here at l
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
LIE ALLEGED AMHERST MURDERER.
Buck Brace Sent On to the Grand Jury-A
Young Lady Insane.
fsnecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Young Lady Insane.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch-l
I,yNoaBuRa. Va, December 5.-Buck
Rruee. the white man under arrest
charged with murder in Amherst county,
was taken from the jail here to Amherst
Courthouse yesterday for a preliminary
trial. He waived examination, was sent
on and was brought back here this morn
ing for sate-keeping.
ADJUDGED INSANE.
Miss Eva Yoder, daughter of Professor
Yoder, of this city, has been adjudged IN
sane and will DO sent TO an asylum. Miss
Yoder was one of the brightest pupils OF
the high school Of this city.
The sales OF leaf tobacco IN this market
this week amounted 10 953,4OO pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Crushed Between the Cars
ep,,.,.a.t taIaorarn 70 the Dispatch.l

W.yruLY. Va, December b.-T. j..
Rntrell. white brakeman employed on the
James River division of the Atlantic and
Danyille railway, was crushed between
swa cars at Msson's about o'clock this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
HE CRUISER MONTGOMERY
Launched without Fuss or Feathers at n
Baltimore Yard.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, December 5.-The 2,000-ton
cruiser Montgomery now rides beside her
sister ship, the Detroit, at the Columbia
Iron Works. The trim little war-ship slid
from the ways as gracefully as could be
desired and the commonplace affair took
place without the Navy Department or the
people here giving il other than passing
note. The boilers for the Montgomery
await her at the dock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

morning. Futrell was unable 70 walk TINS
afternoon. He was taken 70 Belheld-
The grip il very prevalent In TINS sec
ton. and there are some very severe
cases. but none fatal as yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
COLONEL TOM PAGES LECTURES.
Tie GgAernatorial Fiddler of Tennessee
o. Deliver Lectures.


..rs- ,.rl,nce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
h... TtSS., December S.-People
Southwest Virginia and East
wall be glad 70 learn that
thomas Nelson Page. OF the city
. Do ld, IS soon 10 lecture and READ
l.- Guy. lie comes here under the
-',.. %. Emory aud Henry College;
4.-..t .s..ved by an southerners ana Will
t''E. Grow full houses. His works are
.'- .5 hundreds Of people throughout
t'V end his name 10 a household
va everywhere.
'.FE Cm5 WAY, GOVERNOR BOB.
hi.o vernon Robert /. Taylor. Of Ten
'.., Who on tho 29th Of this month IS
.,..u seles Of lectures through the
-'I -ai other portions OF the United
'..' Vail Lecture here on the night OF
B.. he rs 20 portray the manner IN
'-.. De assembled 20 the gubernatorial
yer 'y means " the fiddle and the bow.
u. -1, iehearsed ais wonderful Grafton TO
s--tetg Of friends and they say IL 10 a
...'tfly one Sir. j. i. Crumley, a promi-
NJ. Dung merchant Of Johnson City. has
- g.9king Ia hand and - sure % make
So money out of u. He deposited the
E. .lii q sum Of ten thousand dOllarsin the
"a .'lai Bank Of johnson City before the
.-iact was made with Bob Dates have
~ Hade with the city OF Washington.
~ flsy by telegraph Mr.. Cfumley sold
~, -. l31se Tor thesnm OF $500. Taylor only
'.a Inn Sl00 night 90 there was $500
C,-i made. Mr. w. ID. Peters. Of johnson
~ y. G Vell-known East Tennessee jour
SO is % be Air. Iayior's press agent.
o. -e'e Is some talk Of extending bristoPs
a quo quo electric stroet-raiiway 70 the town
D'YQutyille. about nine miles west Of
I,'t u tins is done Bristol will hardly
~ - tl.eAed ~ any town OF It's size IN the
sID'Ij. She has now more than nine
lie " wil have when all the track shall
49, 80 been finished. and IL this = done Il
80 b.. lake eighteen miles something tobe
o., A PUZZLE.
1, ,le bQdles OF two men were disinterred
We Oty cemetery yesterday. One OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

At all times, in all places. on AL occ77;;
sions. under Gil circumstances. Tor 81
headaches. use BradYcotina only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
gurreon fIeII RetIred.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, December 6.-Surgeon I.
@. Hell has been placed on the retired list
OF the navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Ar1hs POINT OF DEATH.
The Physician Gave Her Morphine-Ihree
Cars Jumped the Track.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l

INUcCIUI
DANynLE, Va, December 5.-Mention
has been made in this correspondence OF
the illness OF Mrs. w. s. Addison in the
comfy. She is still very sick, and two
DAYS ago her husbands mother, Mrs. Mary
Addison. was also taken sick. The attend
ing physician gave her morphine, and at
last accounts she was at the point OF death.
Az an incoming freight train on the Viz
ginia Midland road was approaching North
traek and were wrecked, but nobody was
hura
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

Mr.. Joseph T. McAllister, of the Warm
Snrines. correspondent of the DISPATCH at
chat place, is visiting friends at the uni
versity of Virginia, where he wasa student
last session. ,-
Mr.. James Perley is confined to his room
by sickness: mo
wood, this county, to-day for New fork,
from whence on the 10th OF TINS month ne
Will sail for Europe. He expects to be adj
sent for several months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

The cough which generally accompanies
bronchitis yields 10 DR.. Bulls Cough sy-
run
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
TOBACCO SAILS.
A NEW DEPARTURE.

Mrs. May Talley, who has a music school
IN this city, made a new departure at her
s0iree last evening, and all the lnstru-
mental numbers were played by the pupils
entirely from memory, no notes being
used. The pupils acquitted themselves
handsomely, and Mrs. Talley was congratu-
lated by her friends on the success of her
entertainment.
Mir. i. W. Grigg, of Petersburg, is in
the city.
Misses Harvie Forley and Victoria Fer
Cuson. of Milton, n. O., are visiting Mrs.
w. j. WestbroOks.
Miss jamie Smith is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

FRENCH BRkNDIES from the very nrss
houses IN CoSnae and o. tho very nnest grades,
villages fron 1887 20 1884.
mong, CadiZ, including someof the Finest crowns
MADEIRA and PORT from twelve 70 ifty
years old. .,,,s,,.
elWays nave large assortment, including those
famous brands - Chateau Larose, Chat Mar
Raux, Chat. DArche, Chat dfqueu, Marco
Drummer, Stelnce.ger, kudesheimer, cehioss
JohannisberK. etc. et;. ...u
An the leading brands Of CHAMPAGNE IN
stock. They refer particularly 70 Their fhE-
MERE sERRE, selected from one OF the nness
Tn Their stocs Of fins RYE, BOURBON, SCOTCH,
and IRISH WHIsKEYs, JAMAICA and II.
CROIX RUN, APPLE aud PEACH BhAspiks
10 nos surpassed By any house In ne eity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

TIIs MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION OF VIE0isi4,l
SEcRsTARY AND TKEAsuSERs oyFIck,
RICHMOND, VA, November 30, 1891.
rVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS or THE MASONIC
TEMPLE ASSOCIATION will be held IN 81 Al.
bans Hail on MONDAY, December 1871, al
O'Clock p NJ. w. h. JsAACs,
De Ltd Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
A PROBABLE DOUBLE HANGING.
WIN Governor Mckinney Interfere p
DanviIle Tobacco Marker.

DanviIle Tobacco Market.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
DANyILLR, VA, December 5.-Unless the
Governor interferes Danville will soon
have a double execution. Jim Lylos and
Margaret Lashley were convicted some
time ago in the Hastings Court of this
CITY Of the murder.of George Lashley, the
husband of the woman in the case, and
condemned to die. An appeal was taken
to the Court of Appeals, but the. lower
court was sustained, and Judge Aiken, of
the Hastings Court. will at the next term
of the court pronounce sentence. Court
meets on Monday next.
TOBACCO SAILS.
Tobacco has been lively during the past
week and sales were brisk. The breaks
were heavy and sales blocked almost every
day. There was no special change in the
market. Prices on all desirable grades
were stiff and fully up TO those of last
week. Sales Of leaf amounted to l,lO9,O93
pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
SYMPATHY FOR CAPTAIN PARISH.
II IL Feared He VIII Remain an Invalid
for the Remainder OF His Life.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHAR1orTEsvIILE, VA, December Gap
tain A. j.. Parish, ex treasurer, OF Abe
marie county. who on last Monday fell on
an lev pavement in Richmond and severe
ly injured his hip, arrived III Charlottes7
Vile this morning. He was on special
car. He was accompanied by Mrs. Parish,
his family physician, DIR. Hugh 7; Nelson,
and his three sons, Delegate William d..
Parish, DIR. Thomas n. Parish, and Mr.
Frank p. Parish. The car arrived at the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at 2 o'clock:
Captain Parish is reported as having stood
the fatigue of the trip very well, and at
about half-past 9 he was tenderly borne to
his residence on High street on stretcher.
While in Richmond the sufferer was treat
ed with the utmost kindness. 1t is feared
that he will never recover from the injury
and will remain an invalid the, remainder
of his life. He has the sympathy OF q host
of friends and admirers both in Char
lottesville and the county. Captain Farlsh
is over seventy years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF the NATIONAL IN.
yESTMRNr BOND COMPANY will be held %
the ofiico OF the company, in Shafer's Building,
No. 1902 east Main street, Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, December y, 1891. at IL O'Clock Nj
for the election OF Officers and Transaction OF
general bnsiness. CHARLES y, DAVIS,
de 3-td Secretary.