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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
.-A.-eAoR sAToLLrs MISSION.

.....r Iccies'a,tics Interested In Ameri-
... .,.-InsubordiEation Suspected.
....-Aucri. an cable to tho Dispatch.l
D..,mher21-Ihe he NoDteJT, organ
Vatican. SAYS that the recent re-
.. .. regard o. the mission OF Monslg-
-....l t1 the United States are over
... and prom scs 10 give the puolc
shortly on tte subject. The cableq
p. .- nom the United States IN regard
differences ot opinion existing there
t. tr4ctue more attention among no
-.a-uc- than almost any otner
.... ..wH.
.....t tie a1vices received are con-
...... D.. hc4tiug iusubordination to-
.... ... Irl authorities IN high quar-
.-... America should tins be shown TO
.. distinction Of the Vatican decisive
10 ls ramored, will be taken to en-
..et and uuequiyOcal obedience
t a.l g the Supreme Ponnf. no
...... n., may be affected by the pom
"L action.
..HAi NUNCIo AZ WASHINGTON.
Fa. Pope la- under consideration the
. whether MouSguOr SatOlh shall
Iu.t ash TO Dc present al the lnau-
... . 0i President Cleveland. All re-
g. the contrary notwithstanding,
.. ur successor. Is 10 act as Papal
at Wa Alugton. with or without
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
shot Through Church-window

cident ut Christ church ou Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Preston Nash, Mr.. II. X.
Yeats. and several ladies were engaged in
preparing "A Chrstmas-tree IN the lecture
room. when n rIAe-ball crashed through a
back window, passed Just between Mr..
Yeats and a Young lady, and struck the
wall on the opposite end of the structure.
reboundng across the room. A party OF
bows. one of whom had rifle, were OBJ
served outside the church. but when ques-
tloneI about the shooting they ran of.
The police are looking into the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
4 Caril.


We make preparation for Chapped Skin
and 1t Is called "Cydoniu." IL lacks but
one thing to make it the biggest-selllng
article in the market-it il made by plain
"Pothecary at home instead of
madame Hum Bugg.n of Chicago or New
York. Call on your druggist for a 25-cent
bottle and try it, ANYHOW. Wen tell. YOU
how it's made if you'll ask us, aud YOU
can see for yourself that it must be good
thing. Whether you 60 skating or to
church the winds bound to strike you.
SO will Cydonin If you'll use it.
Polk MILLER x Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
FOSTER IN WALL STREET.
., Goa Private Business, as Announced
& Presidential Veto.


8yteegrapn % the Dspstca.l
'r loEE. December 29.-The Times
. '.at Secretar, Oi-the- Treasury fos-
'. ..u % tins city was not on private
as Was gwen Out omcialIy' Dut
... tr tie purpose OF consulting with
---, maguates on the proposition
... the money market and check
..... ..r. II gold Toy having the govern
issue IT n S20.OOoO0O 70 400 O,OOO,OOO
.-t. u bonds. The Wall-street men
r... l favor ot such a scheme, and the
awe contingent were IN hlgh
.....r The Presidents cooperation mad
counted Oh az sure, but TINS conn
va, suddenly discovered 20 be de-
..,e Ile President not only refused 10
.....,e The deal. but be went further and
..H.cl himself with unusual force,
-.ug that he could see no eX-
t1r issuing bonds. and. what
more. he dad no, propose that any
aid bc issued while he was President.
rCIng b Wall-street reports, Secretary
I fef. before he suddenly left town 10 so
o... is credited with having received
sa.tcA from Washington couched IN
FN, stn language. aud running sub
.tany "a follows; " want no new
fl issued under my administration;
i..e NJ S cps. DO nothing. lsignedI
d. llurr'eou.n
lac Inn = saws that Mr.. Foster met the
"4.+stroet men at clubhouse on fifth
avenue aad that a prolonged conference
S-s held. Some If the most notabls men
Do the street ere said 20 have been present,
-'i au agreement was formed on the
ttaucisl policy OF the government. Inc
-fiOh ot President HARRISON upset the
tals entirely. and there Is now no pros
ir't Of an issue Of bonds TO stop the
'.fhsency 10 the money market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Colored-Authors' Association.
IBv teIegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

WILMINGTON. n. c., December 29.--To-
days session of the Association of Colored
Authors was devoted TO original produc-
tions from the works of colored authors by
Mrs. A. J. Cooper, of Washington, ID. G.;
Mrs. F. L. W. Harper. of Philadelphia; W,
II. A. Moore, of New York; DIR. ID. h. ,Wll;;
liams, of Petersburg, Va. and |. Garlsnd
Penn, of Lynchburg. A committee con-
sisting of Bishop b. w. Arnett. president;
/. Garland Penn. secretary, and DR.. ID. b.
Williams. historian, was appointed to col
lect works Of colored authors for the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
p.1nmnr.ys Acn1 Desnerndo.

BU1IMoRE. Mp, December 29.-Ihe
hearing in the case against John w. Price,
the 76-year. old man VIII last night added
new chapter to hIe bloody record of three
murders and numerous assaults by trying
to kill l5-year-old Carrie Rock because she
Tostnoned week. The girl was unable
to appear in court, Her physicians d2
not however, apprehend a fatal result OF
The two bullet wounds inflicted by Price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A RESIDENT OF ROANOKE KILLED BY
HIS BRoTHeR-lN-LAW.
the Rack OF His Mock ut the
Garysburg IN. CO. Depot.
Especial telegram TO the pispatch.l

WELDON. N. c., December "a most
horrible tragedy occurred at Garysburg
to-day, in which one young man lost his
lite and the other is placed in the stern
hands of the law Mr. John +. Lifsey is
the agent Of the Coast Line at that place,
and his wife IS the sister of Mr.. Charles
Kee.
LAND DISPUTES.
For some time there has been bad feel
ing between the men on account of some
land disputes. Mr.. Charles Kee has been
employed IN the Roanoke Wednesdays,
Of Roanoke. Va, and was home for the
holidays. This morning he walked into
Mr.. Lifsey's Office and unpleasant words
were passed.
YELL DEAD.
Kee started out and as he reached the
door Lifsey took up gun heavily loaded
with buckshot aud fred upon his brother
in-law. The entire charge entered the
back OF the neck and Kee fell out upon
the ground dead The most intense ex-
citement prevailed. Both we're we'll
known ahd popular young men. Lifsey
was promptly placed under arrest. The
deceased leaves young wife and an infant
child. He was son of Mr.. W. L. kee,
who keeps the hotel at Garysburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

iMPROVlSeO A GUN.
A Boys Capacity for Getting Hurt Again
EXempItfed-Probabl Fatality.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispa'ch.l

10y IcleKIHUH 10 vi" DI'F1'70''I
WuMISoroN, n. c., December 29.-An-
drew Black, a youth of IS. son OF a. ID.
Black, went out to-day to shoot BIRDS. lie
had improvised a gun out of a brass tube
dismeter. He overloaded the tube, and
when he fred the recoil was so great that
the tube entered his eve, penetrating to a
considerable depth. Black withdrew It
himself, walked about hundred yards,
and fell UNCONSCIOUS. in which condition
ne has remained ever since, -Four sur
geons have been called in and pronounce
the case almost hopeless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
JANE.
MEETINGS-Fifth Friday.

wi MEEIINUN-FI IIlII lIUdy.
LEE CANT.
SIDNEY LODGE, GOOD TENPLARs.
LEE LODGE, PROGRESSIVE BENEFIT.
RICHMOND CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE.
"a" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA 4E0IhkSr.
OPACHIsT0 Tribe, RED MEN.
RESCUE CoUSCII, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
DAMON LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.
UNION LODGE, ODD-FELLOWs.
UNITY LODGE. 0DD-FkLLows.
EAsT-EsD LODGE, GOOD rEMPLARs-
MAETrOEA TRIBK. RED MES.
MANTEO TRIBE, RED MES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcHxoSD-To Wit

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcHaoSD-To WIT;
!, julius Strans n notary public for the city
aforesaid, in the State OF Virginia, DO certify
that l.. G.. Younger, NJ. Millhser, and GustaVus
Millhiser, whose names are signed To the Tore
going certificate, have this day seVerally ac-
knoWledged the same before mo In my said city
and / further certify that the said l. C.. Younger
this day made cath before me in my said city
that the said II. aihissr aud GUstavus MILL
hlser did each pay IN actual cash into the part
nership when originally formed the sum OF eight
thousand seven hundred and hity dollars
(SS,75Ol.
Der. 1892. JULIUS SlhAts,
In ISutit Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
TIE PANAMA INQUIRY.
o. ,as,clbon Makes Statement as Wit
u,., which Creates Sensation.

n,., which Creates a Sensation.
.Rvt,leerspn 20 the Dispatch.l
r.-.- December 29-M. CastelbOn, who
...r-.. l-- rs having received a check
t-..YHU francs from Baron Renach. was
r-r.s, before the Panama Commission
..t.. chamber Of Deputies TO-DAY. Ihe
.-.-.ls explanation IN regard to tins
. .al be.n that NJ. CasteibOn was
.. o. 7-art paper called the No"re'e
--.a thar senator Paul Deves had given
.......r. 'etterOf Introduction 10 Baron
...... and that Castelbon had received
..... from Eeiuach for the purpose OF
lu o. start the Acire' { PresSe,
.......-wug the cneCk. The Libre Parole
f.. eyed tAat Deves was the real bene-
.- 10 tho check. which allegation
..r.. .--auuousiy denied.
however. Castelbon admitted
OIL. ...q Deves cashed the check he
handed back to Doves 1000 OF
lIaucs. Tie statement caused
lnlin. tue late manager of the Sou,
.. ... tl appear before the commission as
...... lu regard % the relations of the
... .r. Panama Canal Company,
.. .mmssi0n theu adjourned until
..-.7..
....lN End TO THE PANAMA SCANDAL.
. York. December 29.-The Word
.....4 story of 5000 words SAYING there
Pa. American end TO the Panama scandal:
.... ...HI 600 was sent 30 this country and
.....l luaIon has been gwen OF what use
r.. .a--4ry or was made OF TINS sum;
...- ... i..-,cIs paid a visit 10 the United
-...... ar4 50 remarkable We're hls powers
.-1u tha; within eleven months
.r..-m.u no longer believed that the
..- ui the canal by tho French would
....a'ion 0f the Monroe doctrine. and
.. H. Iessrps bMifed Oh the effect OF
...t Hayes message denounclng the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

To Reduce Stock OF shoes and Trunks
before going after spring goods we will cut
prices on every Shoe and Trunk IN the
house. such as Ladies' Shoes at IS now
S4.25. SO Shoes at 81, and so on Gentle
mems - Shoes at S5, - Shoes at -, &c.
A lot of Ladies' Odds and Ends at Sl.50-
old price $3.50 to IS. Fine goods cheap
on the wrong side of Broad corner Eighth.
f. II. SPENCE,
The Shoe and Trunk House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

rprely equalled. Among the ladies pres
ent. beautifully attired in costly apparel,
may be mentioned Misc Alice B. Hawley.
of Fayetteville; Miss Sallie Snead. OF Flu,
wanna county, Va. Miss Mamie Scott. OF
Scotland Neck; Miss Carrie Gregory, OF
Oxford: Miss Jessie Gregory, OF Halifax
Miss Pattie Sunmerell. of Winston Miss
Ruth Anthony, of Oxford. Md. Miss Kate
Prescott, Miss Estelle Edwards, Mrs: 4. II.
Cbsvasse, Mrs. I. L. Cochran, and Miss
Hennie Copell. The chaperons were Mrs.
J. 4. Fooch and Mrs. W.. X. Smith. The
festivities of the occasion were kept up
till late hour, when each and all return
ed TO their respective homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Al Aera Dismlssed.

Squire Frischkorn held an examination
at the county courthouse wednesday IN
the continued case Of Dennis and Jamea
Oikeil, William Lehman. and julius Hart,
charged with trespsssIng on the premises
of and shooting L. ID. Darnes. The trouble
occurred on the 4th OF November and was
reported at the time. ALI of the defend
ants were dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
WEST VIRGINIA OUTRAGE.
A sick Man Compelled to Give Robber
Over 500.
LRr telerrnph % the pispatch. ]

Ivy IoItKTdpH 70 IHo DI7PaEVH'I
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, December 29. Word
reached here to-day of an outrage that oc-
Cured at Sheridan, about twenty-five miles
south. Monday night. Amasked man went
into the sleeping-roOm of George w. Deer
field about midnight. placed revolver at
his head. and compelled him to give up
over hundred dollars IN cash. Deerfeld
had been sick some time and was incapable
of making any resistance. He gave an
alarm. but before his wife reached the
room the robber snatched the money,
threw the pocket-book down, and made
his escape. Alr. Deer6eld is postmaster,
but the post office money was III another
room and was not taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Rumored Bank Changes.

IbpoCIAI lCItGIdII W '1'O 17'0I
w,xsroN. N. c.. December 80. 1t is ru-
mored that Colonel w. j. Alspaugh. who
has has been cashier of the First National
Rank Ran since its organization several years
400. Will tender his resignation TO the
stockhoiders at their annual meeting on
January 10th. Z. II. Fries, OF Salem, and
s b. Allen, of Winston. are spoken OF AS
Colonel Alspaugh's successor. 1t IS sur
missed that the Colonel will organize new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
DIsSoLUTIONs & CO-PARTNERsHIPs.
MHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT L. G.

l YOUNGER, NJ. MILLIIlSER, aud GUsTA-
WIS NILLHISER, all of tho city OF Richmond
ami State OF Virginia, nave this day renewed
the limited partnership heretofore formed
on the Both dag OF March, 1888. and renewed
on tho lst day of January, 1855. for tho purpose
of conducting in the city Cf Richmond, Va, the
GENERAL WHOLESALE GROCERY AND
LIQUOR BUSINESS.
The partnership a. now renewed is 20 continue
for I've years and the firm name VIII be l.. Z.
YOUNGER Tho spe 'ial partners are NJ. MILL
HISER aud GUSTAVUs MILLHlsER, and they
did each contribute at the time this partnership
was originally formed tho sum OF eight thousand
seven hunIrod and Gfty dollars $4,000,
making an aggregate OF seventeen thousand
five hundred dollars (s17.50C), which capital
stock IL now unmDaired. The general partner
Is 1. c. YOUNGER.
Given under our hand this 29th day OF De-
cember, 1899. l.. G. YOUNGER,
N. MILLHISER,
GUsTAVUS MILLHlSER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Died FROM Their Injuries.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
Rocky MouST, n. c.. December 29.-nr:
Rennett Bunn's little son Peter, aged
Years. died last night from burns aeci-
dentally received at noon yesterday Wnen
where there was burning wood-hre.
Frank Edwards, reported rs perhaps
fatally shot. died late last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Irnn-uaII Onicers Arrested.

R.r-nronR. Mo-, December 29.-Amos
Fl. Hosmer and Edward Rouse, grand ON
GERS of the lron-Hall organization, recent
ly indicted by the grand jury OF Indian
apolis. were arrested to-day in obedience
20 a request from the police of lndianapo-
lis. Later in the day they were released on
So, 500 bail each. pending hearing OF ar
gulneut us 10 whether warrants should De
issued on the requisition papers. supreme
Ruler Somerby Is wanted IN a similar man
nof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

70 tI1V I''F1''-E+I
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. December 20: The
Jury in the case Of Forgey, the tram rob
her went ont about o'clock. and at 5:15
O'clock reported that they could not
agree. The judge put them in charge of
the Sheriff for the night with orders to re-
port their verdict in the morning II they
sholild agree upon one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
NIn.Ic for the Xeterans.

The Blues Band gave a volunteer concert
nj the Soldiers Home last night and highly
entertained the veterans OF the lnstltu-
ton. They rendered programme which
was especially calculated to please the ola
soIdiers as IL consisted principally OF war
ealections and nlrs Of this character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
,,n,..nnnna 1ncandlnri.m DIscIaImed.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. December 29.-Henry
G. Payne, vice-president and manager OF
the Milwaukee Street-RailwaY Company,
bos made a written statement based on the
testimony of employees IL which he ad-
mits that the fire in the cOmpany'7 barns
Yesterday was not lncendiary. Since. the
cold weather set IN the EMPLOYEES at night
have been running their cars into the barn
without withdrawing the fires from the
stoves. The origin of the fire Is now ac-
cnuDted for in this way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
a,,ss,.a far Housebrea,,ins.

Kate Mason alas Dorsey aud her father,
Moses Mason (both coloredD. were arrest
ed YESTERDAY by Sergeant A. nj. Tomlln-
son and Ofticer John 4. Hall upon the
charge Of breaking and entering the dwell.
ing of Mr.. Stephen Putpey, No. l0l2 east
Marshall street, and stealing lot OF par
lor ornaments, valued at $50, and also
with breaking and entering the dwelling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Dosp snow and Good sieiching.

lCorresOondence OF the Richmonc Dspatcn'I
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c.. December 2s--
The snow Is the deepest seen here, per-
haps. since 1856.
Safeguarding was common yesterday.
although the sleighs were rather rude.
A freIght-car was thrown from the track
here yesterday, but there was no damage.
Mr.. J. l.. Fleming. of Wake county, who
was one of the teachers in the Military
School last year. is here on visit.
Mr.. II. s. Hyman has moved to his new
residence, in the old Male Academy lot. and
Dir. Bowers. of Palmyra, will occupy the
building vacated by Mr.. Hyman.
There will be considerable changing IN
business here the first of the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
BURNED TO THE WATERS ELGE.
Fate of the Tug Ada-A Barge Ashore In
the Bay-The Texas Boilers.
Especial telegram 10 the DisDatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the DisDatch.l
NORFOLK. Va, December 29.-The tug
Ada we'll known here. is reported TO have
burned to the waters edge at Edenton, n.
G.
The ice is reported breaking-up in the
Potomac river.
The incoming steamers report heavy
weather down the coast.
The barge Daniel Ladue, in tow. from
Baltimore to Plymouth and loaded with
merchandise, is reported ashore up the
bay.
The work of putting in all the boilors Of
the battle-ship Texas was completed to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
AT RHERRY's
IN THE PARTY.
Dead ofa Broken Heart.

10y teleSraph 10 the DlSpatchI
TOLEDO, o.. December 29.-Bob Slavin,
the comedian. died suddenly IN this city
this morning. He was one OF the most
popular minstrel men in the country, and
was at one time one OF the proprletors OF
the McNish, Slavin X Johnson Minstrels.
For two years he has had nothing but hard
lucE, and the cause OF his sad death was
principally q broken heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

of Mrs. Mary j. Gwatklns, No. 1914 east
Broad street and stealing lot OF parlor
ornaments. Both houses were entered
Wednesday night between and O'Clock.
Officer Hall was IN Stern's pawn-shop
when the negro woman came in with part
of the stolen goods IN pillow. which she
offered to pawn. She was taken into Gus
tody. and her father, who accompanied
her downtown, went back home and dis
posed of the remainder of the articles by
throwing them IN au alley between Eighth
aud Ninth and Broad and Marshall streets,
where they were found by the police.
All Of the stolen goods were recovered
and identified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
A nrilllant soclal ARair.

fcorrespordence OF the Richmond Dispatch
WELDON. N. c., December 29.1The ger
man given here last night Dy the young
men OF the town was one OF the mos. wna, D,n,
liant social events OF the season. iii 49,,
his ewes rested upon an array OF ioveiiness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
THE UM6RIA SIGHTED.
Disabled, but Not Requiring Assistano =
Easy and Comfortable.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch

IEy teINYrhph 20 Iue UIspaICH'I
New YORK. December 29-The steamer
Calico. from Hull. arrived this morning
and reports that December 25th, latitude
AZ. longitude 50, she sighted the missing
Cunarder Umbria. showing signals that
she was disabled but not requiring assist
ance. The Umbyia lay easy and comfort
able. although q northwest gale was blow
ING. The Galileo's captain expresses the
opinion that the UmbrIa was lying 70, re-
pairing machinery, and that she will turn
mn all right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Tho EIrhth.Street Tunnel.

Surface measurements are being made
for the Eighth-street tunnel The con-
tractors. MesSrs. Mason, Hoge q Co., are
exuecfed TO arrive here tomorrow to ar
range to begin work, which the recent sc-
ton of the Council Committee on Streets
contemplates shall commence by January
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
,.,oo u.,o,,. Now-Year,s Reception.

The following invitations have just been
issued 1885. New Years greeting
barton Heights to Richmond City; You
are invited by the citizens of Barton
Heights to attend New-Year's reception
Mt the Wicwam Monday, January 2, 1893,
IL A. NJ. to1P. NJ. Hacks in waiting at
most office 1890 A. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
p.oor., os,h. .pb, Kappa Sigma"

The anniversary meeting and banquet
of The PHI Kappa Sigma Fraternity will be
held at Murphy's Hotel at $3.50 tonight.
About forty members of the society from
colleges IN this and other States will be
present. Mr.. Nelson 8. Grooms, of Hamp-
ton. is chairman of tho Committee on En-
tprtalumput
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
Guests at Goth.m's Hs,sls.

Nrw YORK. December 29.-P. II. Berg
heimer and G. Whiting, Cosmopolitan; Il.
J. Haas, Marlborough; g. q. McGilvray,
Imperial; n. Ball, Grand; j. Is. Kidd and
III. p. Holt, Broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
water-Logged and Abandoned Vessel

I~pecIlI IoIosIHI IN % tuo DIsO11OII
NORFOLK, VA, December 29.-The Old
DOMINION steamship Wyanoke passed to-
day the schooner Thomas Boase, loaded
with pine wood and water-logged hye
miles north of Winter-Quarter shoals aud
abandoned. She was in no CONDITION 10
tow N nnrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

Victory Corn and Bunion Plasters give
immediate relief. A painless cure. Sold by
druggists snd shoe dealers-25 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

We are now offering the best values
in Comforts ever seen. Calico Comforts
filled with nice white cotton. Satteen
Comforts, filed with soft, fieecy cotton.
Real Down Comforts of Finest French
Satteen only 1895.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30

Ladies' needing tonic or children who want
building up should take Browns Iron Bltters
Ii Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, lndlgeS
tion, Biiiousness, and Liver Complaints; makes
tho hlnod rich and pure.