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The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

j, Is mn old story OF the man who
snld when he was offered ,ra during
visit Ia an army cncampmcni I'll
my las; cup was ioa. III take coffee; d.
I, was coffee III take teas" but 1, may
still serve to Illustrate practical wis.
dom rs vol a. impotence. Another
learner from experience Hgur, In tho
following auCcdniui
Two amateur sporismcn went on,
together for days shooting. and DO.
gan operation, By attempting to load
their guns
SEQ horc said one OF uiom. paus.
ing in the act which do you put in
first. powder or shotS'
Why. POWDER ofcoursc " returned
his friend.
"Oh. do youa" was tho reply.
Then ','"-Youth's Companion.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23
THE MAN OF MEMORY.


How He Warersd a Dinner on II for
the Crowd and Lost IL.
1t was tho day after the bomb.
throwing tragedy. A group OF young
men were talking about the affair in a
downtown Office.
cts wonder that crazy building
didn't come tumblins down over their
heads" said one OF thegroup. "Ihave
often noticed that No. II Broadway
was n ilimsy old structure"
GLOW do you happen to know so
much about No, II Broadway" ask
ID another young man who was read
ing law. "You have never WORKED
there, have your
"oh, no." answered the first speak
sr, carelcssly. "I'vc noticed wkat kind
OF building it was in passing. just as
have noticed hundreds OF buildings
all over the city"
"Do you mean to tell me-" said tho
youth Of legal mind. that you can
identity hundred. OF buildings in this
city by their street numbers
"Niost decidedly do. so can any
body who goes about with his eyes
open" aud the man with the memory
ran hi. fingers through his hair after
The manner OF II lightning calculator.
well. | am ready to bet dinner
'or the crowd that you can't name
two hundred buildings in the city o!
New York aud give their street mum.
bcrs"
"PshRw'" was tho contcmptuous
answer. II could name n thousand.
III take your bet"
The bet was accordingly made on
these coulitions-two hundred nd.
dresses To be gwen from memory.
One Of the group. with pencil and pa
per, BEGAN To take down tho names.
Whils the others looked on compla-
emily. However Il came out they
Wrr" sure Of "A dinner.
For the first ten minutes the youth
with the memory rcrlcd oil addresses
~ last a. lis friend could write them
lown. lie got up to twcnty without
my difficulty and thon Pgusr- began
% occur between the names. iIr
scratched his head and ffowncd and
yHvr various other Indications Of err
sbrHl activity. but stili the names
'ams slowly II, gave tho addresses
li all the members oi his family, that
d all tho business friend. he could
link ~, then oi his tailor aud boot.
maker. even his plwnbrokcr. and
altogether thcy hardly added twenty
20 ia" liHt.
Finally. la desperation. h. BEGAN to
'Hii oil the numbers Of hi, best girl-.
% the great amusement OF tho boys.
"iou will have to brnr. up. old
man." said the referee. You have
only SO, up 20 iorty-s.yon.'
And tho two hundred mark " n
.ons way on still. chucklcd tho
goung man who was studying law.
II always did observe TINT No. II
broadway WAS n ilimsy structure"
'nit one oi tho crowd shrcnstica!.
y
Everybody snikcrcd while the man
with the memory began to rim.
changes on IL. p-opl. to whom he
Dwell money. which showed tho strain
ay WAS lHboting under.
| Finally, at Intervals OF several min.
/ ii.-. lac added Harlem doctor n
couple at school teachers, "A saloon
keeper ON Eight street. n faro bank
iurthcr up town and man down on
nowcry who rented out dress suits for
.hc evening.
.ThHt makes iifty.iv.." said tho
referee. while tile man with tho mem.
Dry sulped down his mortiiicn,ion and
,wncl that lie had lost.
on the evening OF the following pay
lay these young gentlemen nta and
frank themselves into n state Of mnt.
,rial bliss and the man with the
memory paid the bill.-Ncw York
Herald.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

No fewer than 1900. 01O acres OF
barren land have been made fruitful
in the Sahara desert an enterprise
representing perhaps the most re-
marketable example Iof irrigation by
means OF artesIan wells which can
anywhere be found. Algeria owes to
this method OF cultivation that II is
becoming n most important wine pro.
ducing country. ms may be gauCed
from the fact that 1t sent to France in
1886 10, 500. 900 gallons
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

There is no reason why every per.
ION who has the knack OF clever and
easy expression should rush into
print" and the remarkably bright
wife OF Friedrich Won Sohlegel the
German writer and philosopher evi.
IDENTIFY realized this fact. She was
constantly being urged by her friends
and admirers to write, but smile was
her usual reply. She thoroughly ap-
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

Miss Gladys. And so you have
been 10 see Carries new furniture
Tell me all about II. that's a dear"
Miss Izora. oh there were ever so
many nice things, but what pleased
me most was an article they called n
washtuh II was not n prctentious ni-
fair. but its rugged. unassuming
beauty was quito too overpowering
for idle words Jester
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

Thomas Connolly, a wooisman oil
Bells Mills. Forest county, Pa while
splitting n chestnut tree into rails.
found an OK shoe in tho trunk of the
tree foot from tho surface. The
shoe evidently had been pounded into
tho tree when 1t was a sapling.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

Watches were apprcciably reduced
in size after the invention Of the iuscc
10 obviatc the Inconvenience OF varia-
tons of power OF the handspring.
The watches made early in tho six
tocnth century generally strongly con-
trastcd in size and portability with
those worn in fobs by mon in the eigh-
'centh century and which were round
thick and heavy.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

In tho counting room:
Tho Senior partner-kccp things
going. Tom, I'm OF for n week or ten
days.
The Junior rartnor-Nothing wrong
hope
Tho :. f.-Nothlng serious But
my wife writes mo TO get something
out of u pocket In one of her dresses
The j. P.-Wc,l2
The $. R-But I've got 10 find the
poke, first -Pi,tsburg Bulletin.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

My dear" said Mr.. Cubbago 10
his wife who was dangerously III.
Mr.. kickshaw Is down stairs and
wants 10 sec you"
What has she got on2" asked the
dying woman. fccbly Epoch.
The Meeker herald., 1892-04-23

nis-Hor old was yoir wife when
oi we're married.
iIicks-Twenty-siS.
Dix-And that was ten years ago;
she must be thiriy-siS nowP
llicks-Noi twon'y-six. - TrG.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1892.
at 40 O'Clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE re-
ferred TO 10 said decree, IL being the above
named VERY ATTRACTIVE DWELLING, No.
21I0 OF Short street, with lot, as above stated.
The improvements consist OF dwelling Of four
rooms, besides detached kitchen aud stable, and
Is IN every respect most comfortable home.
TERMS: one third cash: the residue In two
equal instalments a. six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give negotiable notes With interest
added from day Of sale, and the title 10 DO re-
tanned until all the purchase money is paid and
q conveyance ia ordered by the Court or all cash,
at the option OF the purchaser.
d. G. RICHARDSON.
special Commissioner.
J. b. ELAN & CO., Auctioneer.
ELLA 7. CARTER, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST CARTER AND
OTHERS. DEHESDANTs-IN THE CHANCERY COURT
or TUE CITY or RICHMOND:
!, Charles ". Goddin, clerk Of said court, cer-
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause OF No
vember 90, 1882, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 30th day Of No
yember 1892 CHARLES w. GODDlN,
del Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
HORRIBLE MURDERS.
TWO WHITE WOMEN SHOT AND
KILLED BY A BRUTAL MUlAT TO-
The Crimes Committed Ia the Presence
NJ THAR Feebie Brother. who Was
Rsbbsd-Escape and Pursuit
ranocial telsrram % the DLspatch.l


RALrrcH. N. c., December2.-A so'ciock
last night, at the home OF Randall NC
Donald. an aged white man who lives IN a
lonely mart of Moore county. midway be-
tween Sanford and Carthage, horrible
double murder was committed. Mcdonald
and his two sisters. both old, were seated
in front of a fire. Suddenly there was q
knock at the door. 1t was opened and ID
stepped a stranger, powerfully-ouiit mu,
latto. who drew q revolver and demanded
McDonald's money.
BOTH WOMEN KILLED.
As he made this demand the elder sister
screamed. In an instant the man shot n.r
dead. The other sister shrleked ana at
tempted TO run. The murderer snot hee
down. the ball making q fstai wounu.
Than he struck Mcdonald, VINO Is very
feeble. aud commanded him on pain OF III
stant death TO give up oil his money.
GAVE ALL HE had.
Mcdonald gave him S25-all he had in
the house-and the stranger went away
leaving one woman dead and the other
diving within a few feet OF her. III was
some time before the murder was ais
covered, Mcdonald going TO q near neigh
boris house and calling for help.
EXCITEMENT.
To-day there was intense excitement In
all that section and by daylight the pur-
suit began, several hundred people taxing
part in il. Lynching will quickly follow
the murderer's capture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

cont work. which was fully up 10 that done by
hcr In the trials " last week when she Won nrst
IN the Ai-Agc stake OF the Eastern Fielde- Trial
CLUB. The New York Herald has tho following
account OF the heat which she fan on Thursday
with Harry O., tho dog that was placed hfst, ana
her fhultless and higher class OF work clearly
entitled her 80 first place;
Harry G. aud Lora ran a dashing heat with
ahfrp work on scattered birds, each pointing
with dulckness end precision. Iora Was higher
class worker, showing most excellent knowledge
OF fisid work. She performed skilfuiiy 10 every
detail Of pointing, backing, Ending, ana ranging.
Harry also performed well, but bis work vas
OF lower class, though excellent Miss Ruby
made q superior showing with Hempstead Duke
sThe judges held n long consultation and there
appeared 20 be difference " opinion among
them. They awarded Greenfield Hill kenneis
setter dog Harry G. FIRST: Pierre Lorlllard. Jr.s
setters, IsOra and Mise Ruby, second and third
respectively. Lora was the best worker In the
stake"
Lora and Miss RUBY, the winner OF third, are
litter sisters, and are granddaughters OF Diiis
Old Tr,nket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

yIsEsR. UYFrn Anr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
WANTED FOR WIFE MURDER.
secrlst VIII BE Tried After Serving His
Term In South Carolina.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c.. December 2. To-day the
Governor had a letter from Governor Till
man, of South Carolina, saying that Hoke
Secrist alias b. f.. GRAY, who is wanted by
this State. is now IN Jail at Spartanburg,
S. c., serving two years sentence for az
grayated assault and battery. This SEN
tence expires November. 1894. and then
North Cardinals requisition for the crlml-
nal will be houored Secrist murdered his
wife. but escaped death by the insanity
dodge, was placed in the insane asylum at
Morganton, but soon escaped. The State
now wants him for trial for murder.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the SEN
tence of the lower court in the appeal case
of Leonidas Mcknight. murderer, and
next Monday Governor Holt will issue the
warrant Tor his execution, which Will occur
in January next. One execution Is ordered
by the Governor for this month-that OF
George W. Best, at Ne Sberne on the 18th,
for murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Crushed 10 Den,h Inv a r,a,n.

Mandy clayton, colOred man "A years OF age,
who worked on the Clyde-Llne dock, was killed
yesterday afternoon al $3.50 O'Clock by shifting
IRAN OF the richmond and Danyille railroad
, ne ueceAsed boarded the cars on Dock street
near Ash, and while swinging on he was struck
~ toiesraph-poie. aud falling under the
s ,h mel almost instant death. His arm was
,,s zen soS he was maogled internally, although
~ ~. ny showed out little sign 0f injury. Coro-
DOT Iaylor viewed the remains ana made a
.no'Vagh Investigation Of the accident. which
was que entirely 20 the oarelsssness on The Se.
,sss. s,. None o. the msn on the train knew
tne oeaa tnan. who resided Ia FULTON was tS,y "a
over % friends. V"' "as 1urhed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

General on,cc, Rus .-.. .. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
INTERNAL REPORT.
Statistics as to snuff, Tobacco, Cigarettes
and Cisars-CoIIecfions

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The annual report
Of MIR. John w. Mason, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, was made public to-day. The total
collections from all sources OF internal revenue
during the fiscal year ended June Both last vere
$3.50. 1877 ,544, being S3,S57.544 more than tn =
estimate in November, 1891, and 1892, l2S
more than the collections during the correspond
ing period OF the previous fiscal year.
The estimate OF collections for the current
fiscal year is 1868, 00n, 900, or nearly $4,000
900 more than the receipts during the last fiscal
year.
The increase in the production Of taxed tobacco
and suuff over the fiscal year OF 1891 was
1920. $3.50 pounds; the increase In tobacco and
snuff exported WAS 2,2S1,720 pounds, and the
decrease in tobacco and snuff imported and
withdrawn for consumption was 94,7l3 pounds.
The increase during the last fiscal year in
taxed cigarettes was 20S 444 ,0S0, and Of cigar
cites exported, 20,3l0,77U. The increase in
cigarettes imported and withdrawn for con-
sumption was 622,G9S.
The increase during the year in taxed cigars
was 73. 906,6J the decrease in cigars export
cd WAS / 224, 435, aud the decrease in cigars i'm
ported and withdrawn Tor consumption was
lS,G10,031.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
WESTERN INSANE ASYLUM.
Statistics from the Annual Report of the
Superintendent.

Superintendent.
The annual report Of the Superintendent
of the Western Insane Asylum, at Staun-
ton. has Just been printed.
The number remaining in the asylum
October !, 1891. was 296 males and Sl3 fe-
males-total COZ. Admitted during the
year ending September 80, 1892, SO males,
G5 females total. l6l.
The total number IN the asylum during
the year WAS 3S9 males, 3S1 females-total,
40. Of this number 80 males and 5S fe-
males were remoyed-total, l0S. Remain
ing in the asylum September 80, 1892, 339
males. 323 females-total, 662.
The number discharged 0s recovered
during the year was 70 males and %
females total, 81 as improved, 8 males
and s females-total. 10 as unimproyed.
male and / female-total, 2. Died. Is
males and "A femaies-total, AZ. Number
removed, 80 males and % females-total.
los.
Number admitted during the year, %
males and 6s females-total, 161. OF these
II males and II females were readmitted,
leaving the number of first admission, SO
males and SO females-total. 1879.
The highest number in the asylum
during the year was on August 3lst-665
the lowest on October 81, 1S9l-613.
DAILY average, 3iG males, 800 females
total. 63o. The average Inonthy number
was $40.
Percentage Of recoveries (66) to admis.
sions (l61), 40 per cent.
Percentage of deaths (42) to daily ave-
rage (63s), G.5.
The number OF patients admitted from
1877 10 September 80 1892. was 4 500 of
whom 1928 died. and ,57l were discharged.
leaving, as reported, now in the asylum
662.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Charged with Horse Stealth.

Mr.. @. X. Ellyson who lives nas, o..,
cemetery, sTofe oui a warrant yesterday mosel
tnE hghinst 5Ohn Thompson lcoloredl, charsing
n.in WIZ stealing horse from his stable ~,
ausr."y nisht lasi. The negro bad Just been
neNt - !ai by Justice Crufchisld 10 AVA, 49,.
helvii On ihe grand fury TOT the larceny of a COW
ifv.h Mis-, wary ?. Boyd. Az The time OF tbs
aifApyesran Of the horse a saddle was etoie,,
Iola lar tt3b.s Of Mr.. William A. D.ekinson.
Keeper ~ ga kWOod Cemetery. Thg snf,si 49,
one ~ ~ sale "Wednesday morning 20 Mr.. Pr
ltstt 20 iosgS'cr ~ Mrs. b0yd's farm. ana
hh9 f'1i ihaisJay morning lied 20 a tele,
" ~ g ~ pfe&d stree. near Trinity Metho.
VI had N Dieklnson's saddle on II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
tn. po,,,. Court Yesterday.

John Thompson (colored). charged win teio-
niously breaking into the stable OF mr.; Z. ~
Galessi and stealing q COW thereirom oeiopE'ns
10 Mary +. Boyd. valued at s35, was sent on 10
the grand Jury Of the Hastings Court
Hester Jones (colored) was gent 20 the graha
Jury also for having In her possession PAIR OF
blankets belonging 20 Eliza Bass. $3.50.
from Petersburg BY Sergeant TomlinsoD was
charged with the betrayal OF Virgie Hopkins I'M
der promise OF marriage. The examination In
the case was postponed until to-day
John Thompson Icolored) went up TO judge
Wits court 10 be- examined by the grand jury
on the charge Of carrying razor concealed on
hts DprsCn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
city Circuit Court.

Tho following suits were entered IN the City
Circuit Cont yesterday: H..
). W. Anderson against c. N. Goodwin Tor
$500.
Peter Wall 4 Sons against Harven & Shaw Tor
900. ~
Thalhimer Brothers against Mrs. sally IL
Charley and s. II. Holland for s4o2oI.
Four1urean, Price & Co., against Mira saiiy H.
ChnlkIey for $500. nh
In tho case OF Charles Miller against the Rich
nond and Danyile Railroad Company. action
for damages for injury 10 person. the Jury Ioh-
dered verdict for plaintiff for sl,0OO' lido
suit was for $4,000.
In the case OF 4. u. Stokes against the Cbesa-
peake aud Ohio Railway Company for so,OVV
she fury was sworn and adjourned over uhHi
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
MURDER CASE IN THE U. S. COURT.
A Deputy U. s. Marshal on Trial for Kill
ing n Moousbiner Prisoner.

ing Moousbiner Prisoner
Correspondence OF the Richmcr1 Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. c., December 2.-There was
taken up this afternoon in the United
States Circuit Court here q particularly
interesting case. IL is the first murder
case ever tired in one of these courts IN
this State, and was transferred from Dup
lin county. Early in 1890 Henry Edwards;
a moopshin er, was arrested near his still
by United States Deputy Marshal Zach:
Rhodes. Edwards wanted to escape and
at point in the road not far from his
house asked to be allowed to 60 there.
Permission was refused, and then Ed
wards began to struggle with the officer,
and finally pulled away from him and ran
toward the house. calling tor his dogs as
he ran. Edwards's wife came out with the
dogs, and Edwards's purpose was TO set
them on Rhodes. The latter called TO I'd:
wards to halt and then fired. He missed
and fred again, this time bringing down
his man. Rhodes at once sent for physl-
clan, and had Edwards attended to. In
three weeks Edwards died. 1t IS q notable
case The case was transferred last year;
Judge Thomas G. Fuller, of the United
States Land Court, 10 detained here by the
severe illness Of his young son. The latter
is not yet out of danger. Judge tullers
court is in session at Santa Re, n. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
The Vote Of Bland County.
BLAND c. H.. Va, Novem Der 20,

To the Editor Of tie Dispa'ch:
notice in tabulatiug the vote OF Virginia you
give Harrison 279 and Weaver lj9 in Blan
county. You have them transpOsed. The on
cial count is: CleyelanS. 00l; Harrison. 159
Weaver. go. For Congress: Marshall Demo
craD, 500: Wood (RepuDlican), 1871: Cowan
(People's), 262. Bidwell also got 10 votes in the
county. Tho Republican was the Third Party "
Ia Bland this time. Tho vote was nearly 100
less than In 1884, but Cleveland got eIactig the
same vote-50l. The remainder were divided
as above between the Republican and Peoples
parties. g. W,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
n. ,ha c,,rcbes To-Norrov.

Sunday morning at 10 O'clock Mr.. Lewis +.
Hite will present 70 the Bible class, which meets
at the Inission-room, 8 east Clay street, nnal
summary OF the spiritual meaning 81 the hrst
eight verses OF the GOSPEL OF Mark. IL Is hoped
that much new and helpful light viii be drawn
from tho passage on the nature Of conversion
and baptism. Strangers aud friends will receive
a cordial welcome.
An the chapters Of the Brotherhood Of ST. An
drew In this city and negbhorhood are requested
TO meet at Monumental church at 3:45 O'clock on
Sunday afternoon for a special service and ser
mon on accidental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
GOVERNOR JONES INAUeURATeD.
No Talk or Trouble from the Koibites
who, However, Are Mad.

who, However, Are Mad.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 1.-ISpecial TO
the Associate Press. There was not ripple
dnring the inauguration of Governor Jones to-
day. The talk about the Kolb people making a
row melted away Ike frost in the sunlight. The
Kolb men were at the Capitol in force, but they
were not saying word. Afterwards they did
some talking.
At midday the Senate and House met in Joint
session. The gallery was crowded with pretty
women. The Governors inaugural address dealt
principally with financial matters, but he took
occasion 10 pour hot shot into the holb people,
calling them enemies Of the State. There is no
doubt but that tho feeling OF the Legislature Ia
toward reduction in the tax rate, but Governor
Jones boldly advocated an increase in the tax
rate. II the rate is not increased the
State will have deficit Of 100000 by next
August. lie said the present condition was
brought about by unfortunate depressions toll
lowing too-rapid decrease In tho tax rate
Then tho Governor took the oath, and an
artillery salute OF seventeen guns WAS
fred, while the Speaker OF the House
presented the Governor with q crayon por-
trait OF himself drawn by n young lady in
Birmingham. That WAS the only unusual thing
which occurred. Many persons fingered about
and some seemed disappointed, while the Kob
men were boiling with anger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03

Engi9e 342 o. tha Lshigb division Of the PILLS.
dei2hla and keading railroad exploded its
boiler ~ ~ O'Clock Wednesday night at the
coiilery az brownsville, near shenandoah, Pa,
Nheso rho WAS running In a draTt OF empty coal
cars. Engineer william barry, aged 40, q feei-
dent Of Snoeinaker's, near Mahanoy City. was
instantly killed. aud Simon Neifert, The fireman,
was badly scalded and may also die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Marble statneof VIRGINIA Dare.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, December 2.-Miss Laura Lauder,
OF Washington, ID. c., writes Governor Holt that It
Is her special desire TO sell TO this State her
beautiful marbls statue OF Virginia Dare. She
wishes 10 70 be placed In the Capitol mere, as in
deed Il ought TO be. She thinks that perhaps
the school children OF the State will raise fund
for the purchase OF the statue, or else the
Virginia Dare Memorial Association may ac-
Quire II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
Property Transfers.

Richmond: William Rankin and wife TO r. L.
Peters, 20 feet on north side Cary street be-
tween Madison and Belvidere, $1,000; Salie d.
Stout's trustee 90 Henry G. Jones, "a l0l1-12
feet on south side Cary street near Belyidere,
S6.40O.
Henrlco: j. g. Hall and wife 20 Andrew Pinnini,
Jr., ~ feet on east side Twenty-ninth street
between X and :, $500; DR.. John Mahoney and
wife TO II. Bruce Evans, Is feet on east side OF
Twenty-fOurth street near X, Sl4S.J0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-03
General Malone Looking After Interests.
lCorrespondence Of the kichmond Dlspatch.l

INVIIVspVHuVIIVOV VI tHb ftlOHIlIVIu UEbVHtNIlI
WELDON, n. c., December 2.--General William
Malone Is here today looking after his interest
In the canal at this place. The General is look
Ing serene and happy after the great political
battle.
Mrs. ID. X. Capell, who has been on visit TO
relatives at Wayerly, Va, returned home to-
day.
Chrisitnas-trees are now being talked Of here.