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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-28
lie WILL KILL TWO MORE.
ffrTY MEN ARR sEJRcHiN" THE
swAurs ron HExKi WILTON.
lie +. abbed wm. King 10 Death ~ Dat
re.t's Meek and Esespsd-Wen atinea
and sends Defiant Message

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. S.-speciai.--
There Is great excitement IN Nansemohd
county. on account Of cold-bloodcd
murder committed near Barretts Neck
snndav evening az O'Clock. VIM. KING
and Henry Walton. both coIored. had
some words growing out Of the alleged
had treatment or one Of Walton's child
rem b. King while the men were talk
ING. Walton drew a large knife and stabp-
ed King 10 the heart. lie fell in his
tracks dead. Walton escaped TO the
ewamp. and fifty men arc hunting him.
lie Is a desperate man, and has sent
word 10 the authorities that when ne
kills two other men In the county ne
Will surrender H. Is well armed and
viii fight II cornercd.
MIR. Henry Goodwin. OF Boston, Supreme
Guide Of the Royal Arcanum. will de-
liver an address AZ the annual banquet
and entertainment. 10 be given by the
combined councils OF the order in this
CITY. on the 18th OF January. Mr.. Good
win is said TO be an eloquent speaker
". +. Marshall. of the Eastern shore,
while enjoying his Christmas. fell among
thieves IN the slums Of this city, ana
when fOun0 bN inc p'li'fs Ni' ~ '''"fr
n penny. Ills gold watch and money
were gone. ,,
Mr.. l.. L. Kellam. member OF the House
81 Delegates from Norfolk IS sick az his
residence on Boust street. with Ia grippe.
Mrs. Crane. widow Of the late Juosoh
crane. Of Richmond. is visiting her SON.
MIR. a. b. Crane. who has charge oil me
limited States Weather Bureau OF this
city. -, nj.
The John s. Barbour Club. Of the FIRST
xvard has adopted resolutions endorsing
tho action Of State Secretary Arhuf H.
Herbert. in the United states senate, IN
regard to the Superintendent or the run
Nc schools OF the city Of Norfolk, stating
mai me club believes that majority OF
tho schools desire Major George W. ray
lor for superintendent The club also al
rected a letter TO be written TO the board
81 education. also 20 United states sena-
ttor-elect Thomas 5. Martin in behalf OF
Major Taylor. ~,
crimes Battery. Of Portsmouth VIII
attend the Inauguration Of Colonel OFer-
rail. 20 .ho
Mr.. Joseph Lawiess. Secretary OF the
commonwealth. will leave for Richmond
SUNDAY next. His family will reside III
Richmond this winter
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rur rIMFs-RiCHMOND. VA. THURSDAY DECEMBER % 1893

and a big surplus tout OF Bonrhe Soeh,
I. as rcdur dancios) in cne-te1tn. Al
brought about by "a peculiar ana nate
ful system OF legislation, I'm the interest
of English capital and New England
frapciers Just think. he late message
OF Boss Cleveland was read In LONDON
before IL vas In America.
The wri Ter happened TO be IN Massa-
chusetts last February. on business.
prominent New England cotton nanu-
facturer said. You have the adVantage
OF Us Oh three Yery important points
cheap fuel. cheap labor. and your uh-
exCelled climute-bGt you Democrats nave
q good man fur President this time. lie
n a warm freud u Nj. Whitney. ana
Secretary Whtne, and his associates
own large cc;l NEEDS ~ Nova ScoOa,
aud have induerea enough with Mr..
cleveland 10 put coal IN the Tree hst.
Then we viii b. even with the south.
Remember. this VIZ a prominent Republic
can talking. aud IL seems he knew what
he was talking about and. continuing. ne
said, "Ifnless There IS change ws VIII
have 10 remove or mills S0uth. We
pay $40 per ton for cheapest steam toii,
but II Secretary Whitney and hia as
sociaies can ship their Nova Scotia ront
IN flee. IT viii offset yonr cheap fuel
South. and even Up And ] believe
that Diif lOf lUr " ilNtN iit4 tlii Niii'ls ~
legislation. millions of northern and east
ern capital would have been Invested
in the South I'm The next .~c years 10
come. BWt enr cheap fuel will be ueu-
tralizcd. our business stopped, and our
labor no longer competitive. They have
taken away all We have, except our ell
mate and IL it Was not controlled by the
immutable laws II nature, they would
take that away. Professor Wilson would
call it raw material. Now, in conclusion,
Mr.. Editor. pei init mo 20 say ] 30 nor
agree with many Of our southern tnd
western friends who are oppo~ y. M
whole ar I'm pat To the Wilson biz. hui
ssy let IL pass in order TO have the russ
settled We can fare no worse. W. haze
al 20 Gain and nothing TO lose. W" are
uaGr We had bur one litue "Clcvelauh.'
f.t&- material. and natural resources and
our PHOSPHORUS ana opueut neishh'tS
have taken that G,nd me man that did II
shall die politically. We are very inuch
iu the same fix rs "a poor old North caro-
lima woman was when she moved (as she
ala once ycar. Snt WIS tOih 81 was
bad lack 10 move a cat She replied Il
car have no worse luck than ] have
bad unless / 80 burnt up alive. throw
the cat in the wagon and drive on so
l-t every southern and western congress
Diau and senator throw the cat in the
Wagon auA dFi,e nu I'm their 6ght against
the Infamous Wilson bill. II ~ must go
down after thrty-y-ar struggle. let
US die game let us Tail with orr back
to the field and or face 10 thu foe"
AMERICA.
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Personal ND GESEE4L.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens. and % her Matters.

Nicholas. the condemned murderer, still
continues hopeful Of a new trial.
Mr. r. Hunter Beazley. Jr.. Of the South
Boston News. was IN the city yesterday.
Tie Eealth Of the wife Of Bishop
Whittle was reported better yesterday.
Messrs. Willie Robertson ana Chris
Burton are spending the holidays at
NtstwoCd.
the pupils Of Professor Laube's dancing
class will give a soifec at Belvidere Han
next Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. H. 0. Staples. Of Catsknl. New
York. is visiting her daughter. Mis-.
John y. Gordon. ~ north Third street.
sfr. James Alfred Jones continues to
improve. and ms speedy recovery is now
looked FOR.
Magistrates Tyler and Larus presided
over some upimPortant cases at the Ken
rico Courthouse yesterday.
The Old Dominion Democratic club
will hold "A meeting at their cmb-rooms
tonight at O'Clock.
Mrs. r. b. Lee left Saturday for VIII
lamsburg, to visit relations during the
holidays.
Captain Thomas Cunningham, who is
Church Hm, was reported somewhat bet
ter yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Council. Of
Stanton. are spending the Christmas
holidays with Mrs. Fairnholt, 2S0j east
clay street
The Misses owen. Of Washington, -.
c.. are spending the holidays with Nh
ard Mrs. Mathew Gilm1ur, al No. north
Laurel street
Mi p. =. Gaynor. the popular and cf-
fcient chief clerk OF the Treasurer's Of
fee OF the Chesapeake and ohio railway.
has resigned that position To accept a
responsible Office with an eastern railroad.
\ number Of the members Of Denny
Street Methodist church called on their
pastor al his residence Wednesday night
ami presented him and his family with
nGny valuable presents.
The members of the Richmond Howitz-
ers' Card Club met at the residence OF
Lieutenant G. W. Macfarlane Tuesday
night and presented him with a handsome
silver coffee urn.
4 festival VIII be held al Masons' Hall
on Franklin street. between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth. this afternoon ana night
beginning 81 o'clock. II is for the benefit
Of Calvary Mission Sunday school
Mr.. Evan r.. Chesterman who for sew
eral years has been a valued attache OF
the Dispatch local staff. has resigned
that position 50 become she private Soc
rotary Of Governor Charles Z. O'ferrall
Miss Ada O'Ferrall. the niece Of Cover
nor-elect O'FeFFaH. accompanied lay Miss
Parke Anderson. left yesterday morning
for a two weeks visit TO Washington city
and New York. During her visit here
Miss O'Ferran was the recipient Of much
social attention.
There was a very pleasant entertain
ment given Tuesday night Dy Ailss Annie
Cousins. of Laurel street. Among the
guests were Miss Eta Tinsley. Miss
Katie Powell, Miss Alma Smith. Miss
Bessie Elicit. Miss Minnie Powell. Miss
Lo;tie Gibson, Miss Lizzie Lawton. Miss
Mary Hunley. Miss Ellie Anderson. Miss
Virgie Anderson. Miss Nirgie Haskins,
Miss Cenalia Stubs. Miss Nillio Stubs,
Miss Amanda WaAlill. Among The
gentlemen we're Messrs. saunders, Martin.
Ifippin. Whitworth. Long. Glenn. Chick.
Boltz. Beasley. Eldridge, Robert Cousins
Colder, T.. Cousins. Smith. NenhinSer
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THE CAROLINA CROPS.
e,coURxGfyG VIEWS or THE con-
v,,sIOyEg. AGRICULTURE.
weather Extremely Favorable for Farming
Operatiops-The Detail or Lieut. he"-
derson Has Been Asked For.

RALEIGH, X. C., Dec. 1.-THE bX-
ocrtive Committee Of the state Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College here
to-day applied for the detail. OF Ideutehan'
Richard Henderson Of the United States
navy. as instructor Of tactics. II Is uh-
derstood that he will be promptly as
signed.
Ex-Governor Holt called on Governor
Carr at the Executive Department To-
day.
The commissioner OF agriculture said IN
course Of an interview, that the crops
OF winter-sown wheat and oats are COM
ing on well and that there Is very large
acreage sown. There has been delay
in getting crop In the ground. and some
Is now being seeded, the weather being
extremely favorable.
The join: legislative committee to-day
began inspection Of books and vouchers
in the State auditors office. This in
spection is made annually.
Consul-General Jones' remains viii not
arrive until Tomorrow morning.
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COL. THOMAS RHE. DEAD.
The Distinguished southerner Dies from
the Effects of u Fall.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Zee. 27.-Colonel
Thomas S. Rhett died at his residence
on California avenue. ~ W, at an early
hour yesterday morning
Colonel Rhett fell from a step ladder
about two weeks ago, breaking two ribs,
one of which pierced his lung He had
almost recovered. ard was walking across
the room on Sunday when one OF the
fractured ribs again punctured the lung.
lie quickly lost consciousness and never
recovered.
Colonel Rhett was a native Of Beaufort.
). G.. coming from distinguished family
of that city. He was graduate of
West Point, and after a time spent In
the army n became connected with q
Baltimore bank
At the commencement of the civil war
he joined the Confederate forces and was
made inspector Of ordinance and colonel
Of several batteries of artillery. After
the cessation Of the struggle he became
an engineer of the Mexican National
RAILROAD
In 1880 he built fine home i'm this
city, and has resided here ever since.
He was president OF the Monumental
Insurance Company of Baltimore. Ne
viii be buried at Beaufort. 8. C.
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Church. South. AMI the author of mlr..
books on Methodism died in this cl,,
tonight She was born I'm Scotland n
1897.
AUGUSTA. GA. Dec. 27.-Ncws reached
here this morning of difficulty DO k.,.
Vile. twelve miles from Augusta 3D.,
night. i'm which Eugene Fax was sfabI.l
n the neck AND chest four times hv I.o
Johnson The difficulty occurred after .,
Entertainment Both had bcen drinking
II is feared Falk viii die.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec T-T-a
following board has been appointed IN
inquire into the advabHity of ihs gov.
ernment operating all electrical ar1I
ances at the Norfolk and Brooklyn Narr
Yards.
Commander Washburn Maynard Ltu.
tenant j. -. Murdoch. and Professor
.. c. Dodge.
SPARTANBURG. S. G.. Dec. o. .T..
night ar $50 o'clock C0nsfah.cs BaHnn
and Jackson went 90 tre house of a
neaiv named Henry paImer Zee search
Of whisky. he resisted fhe search. and
shot Bianton I'm the stomach. Iuh.rIus
% probably mortal wound. blant0u pee
tutued the fire. blowing The uesro's brains
out. The people are very much excited
over the affair
BALTIMORE. MD Dec. 21.-Mrs. Mae-
gle Clifford tWeuty-eight years DID, 0Hs
burned 90 death ut her home, lN9 north
Dallas street last night Smoke Was
seen issuing from the premises and whom
ueighbors entered they found Mrs 'llf-
ford dead. with an exploded coal-oi lamp
by her side and the room ab'a1e
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HOUsE or CON.KONs.
The Members Heassemb'e For "oi"
After the Holidays.

LONDON, Dec. 27.-Thcre was FAIR at
tendance ia the House Of Commons to-day
when the members reassembled for work
after their short Christmas holiday. me
Government benches were filled, but u
was remarked that there was no repre-
sentative Of the Admiralty present.
Among those who were present al TO-
DAVIS sitting vas John Morley. 'hIei
Secretary Tor Ireland WHO has been III
and absent for some time past, ana VINO
was loudly cheerCd upon his reiaga 10
duty.
Henry Ascuith. tie Home Secretary. IN
reply 20 Question put by I'm" 'chbuii-
HugesseU au "!ndeDendent 'o'serN"tiV",
as 10 wha; steps the Government intended
TO take resardiuc the recent speeches OF
a violent nature delivered on Tower Hiil'
said he did nos believe the report of the
u:terances WAS accurate. but. be added.
the Government was making a ca.cfl! in
duiry into the matter. The speeches re-
ferred 10 We're delivered by Two agNatcrs
known a. Williams aud levers, who de-
clared ,nat a secret society was IN pro-
cess of formation. ana that unless the de-
mands OF the unemployed were satisfied
before Christmas, there would be reign
of terror in London unprecedented IN
history.
continuing, thc home SecstldI] Salu
that the utterances of the TWO men were
50 qualified that it was difficult 70 charge
them with melting to commit crime. tn
Government did not propose 10 pro.ectte
them unless their conviction was reason
ably certain. Both men were well known,
and were being carefully watched, and II
thcy we're using language or taking meas
urcs calculated 10 inciie people t. conf
nit outrages, they would be Immediately
arrested.
Mr.. Gladstone replying 10 2 question on
the subject. said thar "a was iucNpedieut
10 make a public inquisition regardins the
revenues which the Duke of SaMc-CObug-
Gotta 0he Duke Of Edinbursj receives
from tho 1HfthN Of Savn. a'nh.tttr
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4 FIILUEE EHkUIYS
The ;. ID \. l.. H. E.E iversh:p Drives
samuel Heiiner to the Wau

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Samuel
Heiiner trading as Percy Heilner e.
Son, in the coal commission business. ot
3lf Walnut street, this city. to-day aa-
signed TO Albert =. Weimer. Mr.. IIcij-
ner Is director Of the New York and
New England Railroad Company. and his
failure IS directly due to the downfall Of
that corporation, he having been large
holder Of it's securities No statement
OF the ass ets and liabilities have Yet been
medc. but it is reported that Heilner lost
between $%l0OO and S32JOOO in the New
YORK and New England railroad. backing
up Mcleod in his efforts 70 control The
company.
The affair is an important one. and the
firm Is one of the oldest business houses
in the State, it having been established m
1856.
Heilncr is also a director OF Huntington
and Broad Top Railroad Company.
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STiBBED BY 4 NEGRO.
MI Louis Thomp on Seriously WouDd' d
Pcddltr RObbed Of MonrY AID Goods.

WELDON, y. g., Dec. H-Special.-Mr
Louis Thompson was severely stabbed IN
Warren county by negro man named
John Williams. who was i'm his employ.
The negro was driving the team home, and
Thompson was riding horseback. The dar-
Key was abusing the team. and when Mr.
Thompson spoke TO him about IT. the
negro Jumped out of the wagon and stuck
Knife in him above the heart. inficting
serious wound He has been arrested
and placed in jail.
\ peddler was badly beaten In the up
per portion of this county a few days
ago by unknown parties and robbed Of
&6j IN money and S3j worth Of goods.
Mr. Roden Parkery. aged eighty-three
years, dropped dead a mis- home near
Warren Plains. lie was apparently I'm
perfect health.
A sweet german will be given here to-
morrow night IN Emory's new hall
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'PossUM HUA1ERs ACCUSED.
Coroner's jury Saws Pleasant Hendricks
Wa Mn hereh by One of Ennr Men

LNNCHBuIEG, VA, Dec. 27.-Special.-
The cororer's jury summoned to hold an
inquest TO inquire into the death Of Pleas
ant EorGricks, who was murdered near
the city last Wednesday. rendered YER
diet to-day that the deceased came 90 his
death from wounds inflicted by one of the
following mem Commodore Johnson,
ebert Smith. William Coghill and Will
liam Fields: that the others We're abet-
tors Of the crime. and that mis- home was
burned By one Of the above named The
jury consisted OF seven men. and the
above verdict was agreed to by four the
other three disagreeing.
These men were hunting opossum In the
nelghbOrhood the night the crime was
committed. and the wife OF the murdered
man identified them as the murderers to
the best OF her knowledge ard belief
Opinion varies as TO the guilt OF these
parties. and many people believe them 20
be innocent,
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various counties. and 10 The city ser
geants In the cities OF the Seventh CON
ereEalonal District. ordering them 10 MAKE
the necessary arrangements for speclai
election. 10 be held on January 30, 1871
This election will be necessitated by the
resignation OF Cot. Charles +. oFerrah
as member OF the House Of Representa-
tives from the Seventh district. which re-
signatlon will take effect to-day
The several counties and cities that WIZ
have to elect col. OFerralrs successor
are the following: The cities Of Char
lotfesville and Winchester, and the cotn-
ties Of Frederick. Clarke, Warren. Kappa
hammock. Madison. Greene. Albemarle'
Rockingham. Shenandoah, and Page.
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A woUxDsD m,s.s DnrisrUss.
Richard Perkins, Who Was Shot by con-
sfabfs. I~as for Parts unknown.

DANVILLE. VA. Dec. H.-Special'-lhe
negro man Richard Perkins. who was
some weeks ago sh0r by Cons'ao'e
Barker. in Henry county and was
thought 10 be MORALLY wounded ieit ms
bed yesterday and departed for parts u'i-
known. There was charge oil assaui'
against Perkins. and it was TO escape
mis- charge he ran away. Barker, VINO
shot Perkins, is also in hiding.
Miss Fannie c. NOEL, daughter OF ..
II. NOEL. OF this city. was this mofnlns
united in marriage with Mr.. Richard n
Croxton. Of Florence. $. G. The happy
pair left on the morning train for brldaI
tour North.
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THE gIcrcLE CONTEST
How the Scores stood n $50 A. II and i
4. An Accident

NEW YORK. Dec 27-At $50 \. NJ
Waller and Ashingcr bycic!ists, came IN
coll sion. ana both men were thrown
heavly 10 the track. Ashnger hurt his
knee cap badly and was forced 10 retire.
He will be of several hours. At 10 \.
NJ. the score was, Martin. 500 miles
Waller. SIS; Schock. SOS; Albert, 49, Hos
mer. zoo: Meixen. 6G2 Van Emburg 6l5;
Golden. 6l7; Barton, 57S; AshinGer. 5G7;
Foster go.
The score AT o'clock was: Martin.
$685. Schock. 956: Waller, 9iG; Albert, SIS:
Hosmev, SsS; Meixeu. S20; Van Emher.
779; Golden 159; Foster. 30; Barlow. C5J;
Ashinger. Csc.
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That ralmeito Case Amin.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. 27-Cov-
ernor Tillman's petition for mandamus 10
issue against the Commissioner Of pa
tents, commirdiag him 10 register =
trademark on the word Palmetto" for
the dispenssry liquors OF South Carolina.
VIII be given hearing on Thursday
January 18th, before the District Court
OF Appeals. j, Altheus Johnson and !.
Edgar Smith. OF this city. are the attor-
neys Of the State. and Assistant Attorney
General Hall and Law Clerk Campbell
OF the interior Department. VIII appear
for the Commissioner OF Patents.
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Through SonIlrrn Trair

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. a7.-oa
January 10th. the Atlantic Coast Line
will put in service thoroughly equipped
New York and i'oriia special ycstIbule
train. leaving New York daily, except
SUNDAY. at l2lo in the afternoon. and
arriving at 81. Augustine early the next
evening. An important feature OF the
train Will be that no excess fare over
the regular vesubuled sleeping car rate
will be charged.
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President Mayer Reelected.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. g. President
Nfaver. of the Baltimore and Ohio yale
road was unanimously reelected for an-
other year. which will Doe hls sixth con-
secutive term of office. Director Black
ford cast the ballot ~ The entire board
I'm favor Of Mr.. Mayer.
The board unanimously elected MaI..
Alexander shaw as a director. So place
of George De Keim. deceased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-28
SERIOUS RAILROAD 4CcIDENr.
Collision with n Trsight-Englneer oney
and Fireman ChiIdress Injured.

ROANOKE. VA, Dec. N.-Speciai.--
The Washington and Chattanooga ves-
Thule train. due here at 1850 4. NJ, col
Mdea with side-tracked freight train
al Troutvile at 7:i5 this morning com
pletely wrecking the engine OF the formef'
and several ears of the latter The
wreck was'due 20 the failure of the brake
man, who let the freight train in on the
sidc-track 20 replace the switch. James
I. Oney. engineer. ana }. -. Childress.
firman OF the vestibule train stood at
their post until the crash came. and then
they jumped. the former receiving ter
rible cut on his forehead. and the latter
breaking his leg. Albert Helverstine. a
clerk IN Superintendent Hugher's office,
was a passenger. and sustained slight
injuries. IT required several hours hard
work 20 clear away The wreck
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PnynIent Nay Be behaved.

NEW YORK. y. Y. Dec. T.-Drexel
Morgan * Co have notified the Richmond
Terminal Baltimore committee that the
payment OF the coupons on the first mort
gage bonds OF the Georgia Pacific and
Columbia and GreenviHe roads may BIZ de-
layed. The receivers have paid two years
OF arrears in taxes. and used the fund for
current wants. The bankers say that they
have urged payment OF interest on Rich
mond Terminal properties as promptly as
possible.
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MERIDIAN. MISS, Dec Emit. 5
etetos Senator John D. Gordon or
Georgia. has acoeded TO the request OBJ.
WaIthaU Camp. Confederate Veterans. '
Meridian. 20 deliver his celebrated l''.HI .
"Tbe Inst Days of the Confederaey h
this citv next Monday night for me n'l.
IN of the manned and disabled Confederate
veterans. Delegations will be- present io"
all adjacent towns.
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ALBANY, n. y. Dec. 27.-Mr Board
man, of the firm of Tracey, Rcadman
q rsatt. New ork city, appeared to-day
before Judge Wallace OF the United
states Court and asked that temporary
receiver DE appointed Cor the New York
and New England railroad Judge Wal
lace. at his request, appointed Honorable
=. G. Plat. who Is one of the directors
Of the company. as temporary receiver.
A"other Rece W
NEW HAN EN, CONN. Dec. 27.--Judsc
William X. Townsend. Of the United
States District Court tonight appointed
William T. Hart. OF Boston temporary
receiver of the New York and New Eng
land road, upon the same ground as those
contained in the section OF Judge Wallace
al Albany. y. Y. this morning. This
move was made at the instance and upon
the application OF w. X Loring. of Bos-
ton. and Charles G. Perkins. OF Hart
ford. who appeared for the trustees for
the second mortgage bondhoiders OF the
road
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ASSISTANT sEoRErAKr m,ADoo.
lie Pays an oniciai Visit TO the Norfolk
Navy Yard-rhe Regulation salute.

NORFOLK, VA Dec. 27.-Speeal.-
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy McAdoo
arrived here on the Washington steamer
this morning. accompanied by his aide.
Lieutenant w. III. III. Sutherland. They
visited the navy yard and a salute Of
seventeen guns was fired from the
Franklin. Mr. McAdoo VIII remain over
until tomorrow. as the guest OF Admiral
Brown. and will examine the different
departments Of the yard, Among the
callers this morning were judge u.
Tucker Brooke. Mr. kenton G. Murray.
and Colonel George w. Johnston, OF
Norfolk