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TIE EGYPTIAN PARALLEL
SorssarA Further Facts

MR. EDITOR Your editorial arti-
Gle in the ?. {. ADvERrIsER OF the
26th inst, insGtuing a comparisca
between the relative positions OF
England in Egypt as set forth by
Mr.. Miner, aud Of the United
States IN Hawaii, or as the latter
might De, is well worthy Of consid-
Grafton. The solution OF the cues
ton OF the future government Of
Hawaii seems TO be more easily
approachabie from this point of
view than from any other.
The paraIIelism Of the two cases
is obvious. In each we see q coun-
try valuable on account Of its com
mercial possibilities, and still more
50 on account of It's geographical
position as the point on which the
traffic Of two hemispheres may
con verge. In each we see 4 native
race incapable Of self-government
at home OF seIf-defense abroad, and
II each 4 foreign race Is Inevitably
dominant. In Egypt, at present at
least. England. III Hawaii the Uni
ted States. thus far, then the par
ailel. But when the two lines begin
ID diverge. that which represents
American Hawaiian possibilities
leads 10 a tar more favorable cut
Look than that which stands for
4agi0-Egvptian prospects. Behind
Hawaii IS no suZeraIn sultan, greedy
and Jealous. vet important OF itself,
anu only tolerated as make
weight 70 even the conflicting IL
terests OF other European powers.
IN Hawaii IS no ever-Presen5
France seeking to hinder progress
and stir up strife, 10 sleeplessly
vigIiant Russia always ready 70
forward i traditional policy Of
aggression. and no Soudau n It's
rear. with Its hnrfes Of fanatics
only kept away from the vItals Of
the country BY foreign assistance
and the Hawaiian Arab IS Of
verv poor stuff. The United States
would not have far % seek for a
suitable Kdedive-ah or regent
nor need she 20 outside the present
Provisional cabinet to find 4 coun-
terpart 10 Evelyn Barring.
One most important difference
between the pOiitlca. status OF Ha-
waiiaus aud that OF Egyptians
must not DE- overlooked Hawai-
ians have possessed for more than
one generation q representatiF -
form OF government, with what -
practically i manhood su1frage.
The Egyptian has been since the
dawn OF history 4 mere ssrt under
/ ne feet of 4 succession Of foreign
F conauer5rs. 70 give the Egyptian
f-Ilah 4 manhood suffrage would
I De mere folly % deprive the Efa-
waiian would be B cruel Injustice
I Here, the British administration Of
f EgvDt affords no precedent, bu5 the
mixed governments Of some other
+ British colonies may 10 30. those
+ Of Malta and the Nauritius more
+ particularly
More invests cations "a % exter-
nal relations, while leaving Hawai-
% stew N her own juice, would in
deed be % hand her over 20 the
+ worst Of reactionares, and 80 "tne
T laet state Of Hawaii would ~
worse than The first Information
+ alism or Joint protectorste ls prob
ably imDracticable and not worth
+ considering. D"FfGs
Honolulu July 3, 1898.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-29

The United States post Office de-
Dartmant mas been advised By the
international DHra7l Of no 1niyer-
al postal union 81 Berne Switzer-
and that Great Britain has given
formal notice That the FOL owing
articles are liable 10 customs du-
ties. even when sent 80 samples %
merchandise. and are not maiiao'e
20 that country Cocoa coffee CHI
cory. cgrranfs. ig7 So cakes dried
olums. D-Dnes. r''sins and dried
sOrfco,s. tea tobacco. 01anufac-
t1red or not manufactured inc'nd-
ing cigars. cigarettes md snp7s
5vd~ste Of chlo-ai playing cards
and confectionery rnd transparent
SOM in the manufacture n which
alcohol = used.
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contain nothing VioAent uncertain.
% dangerous 1t must Is standard
ia material aud manufacture. II
must - plain and simple 60 admin
lister; easy and pleasant L. take.
The child must like il. IL must he
prompt ia action. giving imme,ii-
ate relief. as childreRa' troubles
come Qu,ck, crow fast, and end
fatally % otherwise ia a very short
time. Itmust not only relieve quick
bar bring them around quick al
children ehate aud net and spoil
their constitutions under long CON,
bncneut. 1t must do its work ia
moderate doses. A large quantity
oi medicine ia a child il not desira-
bic, II must not Interfere with the
Chill'8 spirits. appetite OF general
health. These things suit old al
Well as Young folks, and make Bo,
Sehee's German Syrup the taVorite
family medicine. y
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For sale.

4 SURVEYORS OUTFIT CAE
a 10 soon p
q. BREWER f COS.
ztgffrr Green Street
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Wanted

nNg corr FhCH Or TupUN'g
- Almanac f9r nc following years. for
which rro rru' -hor'7 price ri Z 30 rria f,
1891. 300. 1892, 1895
HtWAIfaT 3tfFrfr ~
3i29 1899
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FACTORY PRICES.
Having Placed Our Orders for Large
Lines Goods Shortly to Arrive, we
Must Make Room for Same.

= Some Startling Bargains in staple
Stationery as follows:
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AGZBTs ggE TIE CELEEE1TEy
American Rambler Safetieg

Fitted with Kllct.c syrDckefs aGc ~. q
J. corrugated air tut,s isFeE. Itae8e aEtst
can be- fitted ~ sEY EDsgt- zsae safely.
they are practically y1Eci2rs pTD.f, O.
not clip on vet rCZ3s, AID 2se peEy tlss
ANY desired gear esn be .uFr SIZED vlfb
these wheels from 30. =. ~ -.
While On my Rambler ukes. Z zz Bel1s.
And up the stFeet. 4 sn.itaT Elacs,
They say discussion. grows QLlte bHEtut
To know what Thes. lElt EEE-. c4rL -5as
And when nay whee- iei .Ee- .rr
They e1clzifn Eitb lCcE .1te-i
This j. the Wheel well surely buy
II We don'f lay q ~
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Artistic printing IT ihe gAzrrrr
Office
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German
Syrupl"

rtI ChilltNu mSdt
\ cough ems should uG absu
ana D--..., lateiY reliable, \
mother must Is ablc IL
Medicine. piu hex faith "a Il As IL
hrr HitlS. IL must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
croCKS ARE IRREGULAR.
i CONFIDENT CLOSING.
LOSSES OF STOCKS NOT MORE THAN
A FRACTION.

rs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE, JANUARY 10
Sails ,rc OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
Amusements.

VAUDEVILLE CHI Il. .,.,.. ........
,.an"n a, Lnlf,nst nine On SUNDAY. January "a,
NJ iIcnrl Mar, au NolInst NINE Fanny Mooiy Mi n
s w Mr. Manner, biss); MI AUGUSTA Cottow
rpnISe ard the club orchestra A. Se-s"y'ns d"ee'or
viii alwar
18th STREET THEATRE. Near 6th-ave.
l 4Evrrv NJ,ht Ma.lnecs Wednesday and Satuid1y
Las, week but OF Joseph Artaurs RAY
RLN T. J A Ms. .
Ten.cht-y50th pcrfo nance IN Mis ihssuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

16j,7j.; payments, So,3O9Gl2, with balances OF
S91,,dl 7,,9i2 coin and. $3.50, o44 currency.
ceived today SIo6,s76 National bank noes for
redemption
The cu.toins receipts were sl.l77,324. the in
ieTna revenue T. ,spls S5l''"'' ano tie mis-
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
~ ssa p ts 5s az Is Dec ' .cSs
NJ . n;"s on a. s s:;a ;' R s sYs
Actual ca.h nihe
d dic Su n,,, . .;'nd
Ds ns IL ss,& s ss Be- S!S
Net cash bal *l4i 0sl ooa CjI fCo Der. sI4soeos
The business in foreign exchange WAS light az
previous rates. Their was no flesh supply Oh
merchandise or security bills. but the demand Tor
for actual business: Bankers bills. ~ So IA
and - 3-iaSi IS for long and short sterling
respectively. French francs j.l6 '-saj.l4 3-s {;
rcichmark-, o 12ayj IS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors OF the Bank of England nj 'helT
wcel;ly meeting made no change IN IL IN hllhnm
rate Of discount. which remains AZ ) per cent
In the week the bank gained t6"i,ooo bullion
and the proportion OF Ir'rrV" u Ilani'i'i'h WINS
raised from l?.UJ to - 80 Per cent. dgalnst IN
corresponding week last year. when the discount
rate was rcdrccd from ) l.. 10 ) per cch'. ~
the London Stock Exchange British consolS again
were a shade higher at YS Lie for money anu
90 IL i)r the account. In the open market money
was abundant M 3-s per cent Tor discounts Anu ,
I-2aJ-4 per cent ior bankers balances nai
silver was unchanged at 3s Esd an QUITE
American railway shares advanced steadily, ana
the closing was without reaction. VI Paris lrchch
4, ncr cents advanced ,. l.. centimes 10 DO u:
Sight exchange on london was stronger ~
oIII = francs 10 the sterling
The directors OF the Illinois Central hal,roui
COMPANY have declared It dividend oi J. per
cent from tho not earnings for the si\ months emu
inc December 81 payabl" in cash on M'rCh - II"
Stockholders Of record on FEBRUARY H. -,
\ quarterly dividend Of ! ! y lrI "cht ou' ~
the nrt earnings of the Buffalo. Rochester ana
PttsbaIs Railway Company has hrcn occiatr i
hv the directors OH the preferred took 81 'nc
company, payable on February i, at No ~
Wal-st A., Di-
i dividend OF - cents share OF the Day
Minirs Company has herr declared ~ The uilrc-
tors for December. PAYABLE ~ the Once OF 'he
company in the Mills Bddng on JANUARY 81.
The quarterly interest on The pieiefrci ;, o'l,
of the ii 4 Clpttin Company has been dcciaFed
and will be laid on February l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND BANKING CO..
OF GEORGIA.

The undersigned Committee appointed Tor tho pu pos
fesdjmstlnG thc analI, tlr IN iEA ia ND
AND BANKING COMPANY OF GEORGIA and Il" It,
alhed y or f;i' have. under aVirc o. rouh' formed
raOrglniYativI winch his icrrNri The apr0Aa
he l;T,t EYER. OF rIIE board or DiKEtTOltS
and 81 many OF the important creditors and curltv
hold Of the Company. - - .,.
rIIE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY or NEW
YORK ho. been sppontfd n" dtnosia o " sr'nfl|
it, adn,ss r"c"N. urit cml rae q IN the
ecr. abi/a'lon. ... ,. go. -. -. ,.,,
nh SOl'rHERN FAM OF THE STATE OF "EoI
GA At SAVANNAH. Ga. Hili Uh"NlS' =" u Dtrd
10 receive posi-; OF aid scurtts. aud TO is,n" rr
tnrav- the arrount o. the Mercantile Thu COMPANY
q the yan nia be- hay y: the Office o. the
Tru.f tonnnnv 100 Br,dwiy. N'wIo;k iiy. or at the
office % SOnthcrl Bank. ~. savannah 'ii.. VI iVm
itr Chatham ~ the Committee. - Mall-.L
Da,ld N.w.,ork. January lots. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
&. ielp Uanteo

-, x-rtD-For the United States Army. able
w Unmarried men between the lees Of II and 30 ars
GOOD pay raons clothing aud Insalc, asnaanse
~ ,ee character habits Apply az lto fsrA ROW
oS II hbasdon square. NewYork City OF 81 fuon'st'
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

Qutteo States
Mldrt9aafGo.
Chartered 1871.
CnnitnI $4,000. 900
surplus 100000
50 CEDAR STREET.
50 CEDAR STREET.
NV. YORK

NEW.YORK.
This COMPANY has all Trnsf Powers granted by the
Ranking Laws Of the State az Ncw.Ioik. together
with special charter rIiviieGc.. Looms Money on
Bond md Mortgage, Issues Dcben:mrc Bonds Rc-
cciyes Deposits subject TO check md allows Interest
dny balances. issues Certificates OF Deposit Acfs
n. Trustee, Registrar. Transfer Agent Pays Coupons
EXECUTES ALL TRUSTS.
OFFICERS:
Charles L. Henderson, 'lnohs
Juthcy Kourtye ......... 900. Vi"cP,c 'idcnt
Gcargc w Young ID N,c.P.es't aud Treasurer
Arthur Tunbr .,ls,1nt Treasurer
William f. Elliott secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
flnantiai.
financial.
go INVESTMENT

PeTsOns hhNInK CATI MI "a ''''"" 7~@ '''N"' '0
I'm rut BIRKBFCh aud receive ., - -. .,o
~ FIVE PR CENT. per anhmn en- all gums over So
vi, 10 40 49, -, .,,os o... soo
nitcrnd, computed from IN" hfst day OF the month
,o,v inp me lavnent and aheefGiued ana IAd ia
January and July The full amount ray DO withdra"n
'lc tnd. inyc,nd In TIT. BIRKBECK or" lelned upon
the Jdug Association plan, only upon irst mortgage on
T,ot,rty 4 s1tsfa tory margin Of security =
,cred on every loan made. and the borrower Ia oblg
-, bcgn the rraynent Of the PRINCIPAL together with the
W 49,, snd prrmI,n in equal monthly nstanen,~ fon
~, line tho lozn In granted. thus constantly decreasing
the amount az risk THE BiKKBEk 10 under the super.
Vision OF the Banking Department OF the btate
CORRESPONDENCE invited. Address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
A Cotilllon Club Hop at Lexington.

correspondence or the Dispatch)
LEXINGTON. VA, December 1.-THE
Washington and Lee University Cotillion
Club gave another Of it's enjoyable hops
in McCrum's Hall Thursday night. There
was an unusually large number Of dane
ers. and among them many strangers. es-
kecially young ladies. II was pronounced
the social affair of tho week, and among
those who tripped the fantastic too were
Miss lone Crutchfield and Miss BOykin, Of
Richmond. Miss Coleman. of Oh ssterheli;
Miss Marie Lewis. of Clark county; Miss
Fitzpatrick, Of Kansas City, Mo. Misses
Dimple Carmichael Agnes Graham. Sallie
Patton. Sue Figgatt Mary Preston Cru
ham. Lucy Pendleton. Maggie Freeland.
Lucy Ship, Lizzie Graham. Elise Sem
mes Maggie Graham, and Lizzie Jordon,
of Lexington; Messrs. y. Mitchell. Saun-
ders. J. Dillon. II. Mitchell, Taylor, Bull
HIT. Hall. Fitzpatrick, Robinson Helm
Lee Slicer Bell. LeFar. McSween
r. Mcbride. Leek. Page. Marshall
Clay. Eason. and Vance. Of Wash
ington and Lee University; Lieu
tenant Blake and Cadets Seldom, Mar
shall. Kilbourne. Chambliss. Reynolds,
Rixey, Wall. Langhorne. u. st. G. Cooke,
j. ID. Twiggs, and Daughtrey, OF Virginia
Military Institute: Messrs. G.. ID. Letcher,
J. r. \. Hobson. and $. T. Figgatt Of
Lexington.
Chaperons: Mrs John Carmichael OF
Lexington. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, of Kan
sas City, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
MARsHALL.WooD NUPTIALs.
4 Pleasant Social Occasion and Family
ReuDion I'm Automatic,
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.)

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
RIECHERSVILLE, VA. December l.
The marriage OF Mr.. Eugene w. Marshall.
n prominent young merchant OF Abe
marie. and Miss Lille Wood. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Wood. took
place at the residence OF the brides
father, near Earlysville, Thursday. No
vcmber I'D, at II 80 A. NJ. The bride was
attlred I'm a beautiful brown dress,
trimmed with velvet and old gold. She
carried lovely white lily. The groom
was dressed In fun black. The attendants
were Mr. NJ. Wood, with Miss Beulah
Carpenter, Mr.. r. Wood and Miss Myrtle
War. Mr. W. Dunn and Miss Sallie Il.
Wood Mr.. j. Hartlow and Miss Lima
Gibson. The happy couple were united by
Rev. William T.. Gwatkin, OF CharlOtteS-
vile. in most beautiful ceremony. AZ
ter n splendid dinner at the brides father s
house the entire party left for Mr.. II.
Marshalis At "BrOOkland," where ar
rauRements had been made for n grand
reception and family reunion. After an
elegant supper the most enjoyable night
was spent your correspondent has ever
witnessed. There was elegant music by
Mr.. Edgar Marshall, and several spicy
little talks IN the smOking-rOOm by Mr.
y Marshall, Jr. and others Mr. Wampler
the photographer Of Charlottesville, was
present. and at $50 Friday A. NJ. the
group Of ten children. mother and father
was taken. six boys and four girls weigh
ing zoos POUNDS. The artist then invited
the entire crowd 20 the front, and took
n group Of sixty-fve. After several hours
spent pleasantly the final Misunderstanding
took place, all leaving for their respective
homes.
The bride and groom will reside at
Nortonsville, Albemarle county Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Bnrl,holder for Junior Deacon.


CREME, VA, December 1.-The friends
OF Mr.. Hiram Buikholder Will present his
name before the Grand Lodge Of Masons
for the position of grand junior deacon.
Mr. Burkholder is well known in the fra
ternity. especially in the Shenandoah Val
ley and Southside sections of the State
He is a postmaster Of two lodges, past
district deputy grandmother OF District
n. s, and the pioneer OF the bright and
fourishing lodges in this town.
Miss Hattie Bryant, OF Richmond, ar
rived here to-day TO attend the marriage
of her brother. DR.. James w. Bryant,
and Miss Kate In Wheary.
Misses Lizzie Leath and Kate Beckman.
OF Burkevll3e, who have been visiting
friends here. returned home to-day.
Miss Helen Dickinson. OF THE Falls"
this county, Is visiting here.
Miss Emma Boisseau, who has been Wis
iting her friend. Miss Louise Budd, of
Blackstone, has returned home.
Mr.. Walter A. Watson, OF this county.
left yesterday for Richmond to be In
readiness for the meeting OF the Virginia
Senate. OF which he is a member Mr..
Watson is the youngest member Of that
body.
Mr.. James II. Mann, prominent young
attorney OF Nottoway. was in town to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Virginia Brevlties.

In the case OF the Old Dominion Land
Company vs.. l.. NJ, Robinson. OF Rich
mOnd the jury In the County Court at
williamsburg. on yesterday found for the
defendant.
The Southwest Poultry Association. or
ganized at Salem, With Edward s. Strayer
AS president and Frank A. Lovelock sec
rotary and treasurer, is arranging for a
poultry, pigeon. and stock show on Janu-
airy 18th. 18th. and 18th.
J. w. (Boss) Coppage. who last month
killed Lawrence without and seriously IN
jured his brother. Turner Without, both
colored. on Mr. Tom Robertson's farm,
near Mitehells cuipeper county, while he
was the overseer for the latter was tried
In the County Court this week and ac-
quilted.
Mir. Parrot. wealthy Californian. has
purchased OF State-Senator Fairfax. of
Loudoun county. an imported hackney
mare and two half-bred hilies. and .
years old. which had won second prize
la their respective classes at New York
two wrecks ago. The price paid for the
three suisuals wss N.soa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
squibs from Scotland Neck.

I Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
. SCOTLAND NECK. N. C. December ..
numerous hunters came IN about night
yesterday with full bags OF game.
Mr. Dunn. whose gin was burned We'd
eesday. estimates his loss at about SIS
~. with no Insurance. lie had kept his
fh property insured for some time. but
pa not renewed II. 80 the loss was COM
tiete
Business Is getting better. and Il looks
2 lsule more like tho panic will be for
gotten after awhile.
Miss Annie HUMAN and her brother,
": 4 NJ. HUMAN. Of Tarboro'. are GA q
sish to friends here.
Mr. Frank Gray. OF Tarboro', Is visit
~ his parents here.
Miss Mary Tayloe. OF Hertford county.
y hete on visit
nNs Lay Telfsir. OF Washington. N. c..
rs this week visited her aunt, Mrs. ].
testesoay,
M y r. Eyans. Of Weldon. n visiting
-. i@hny OF Mr.. J. p. Fusrsli.
M W H. Johnson has gone to Bethel
- 10 see his father. who is IN.
spsre Was ehrysanthenurn party at
w. n Jessys last night, satoyed BY
~ yoppy folks. =
ssras " our sohsrest citizens went OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
CLOAKS. CAPES. CLOAkS.

We started out this season 10 do the
largest cloak business in the city. We can
safely say we have bought and sold
more Cloaks than any other house in the
city. The reason why IS easily explain
ed-vlz.: We carry the largest variety,
wa buy tho best qualities and styles. and
we give our customers the benefit of close
cash prices.
our stock IS stlll full Of the best sizes
and styles, and our prices lower than
ever. Just received the best thing or the
season, an elegant CHEVIOr BEAVER
CAPE CLOAK. fur trimmed, at $5-sold
all the season at $3.50.
Also, two styles OF tlght-ntting and
loose-nttlng CAPE COATS, trimmed in
tur or braid, at sIO-good as sold a month
ago at SIS.
Also, a large line Of nner grades In
BLACK. NAVY-BLUE. BROWN, AND
TAN CAPE AND PLAIN CLOAKS at
$3.50. Slj SIS, and 800.
IS elegant CLOTH CAPES from $50
70 s20.
We telegraphed large order for those
handsome PLUSH AND VELVET CAPES
at Sl5 $50, and SIS. We succeeded In get
ting about fifty more. AS this may be
our last chance to get them again, II
will be we'll to call carly and get one.
Our goods are the best, our styles are
perfectly lovely. and prices the lowest.
A few CHlLDREN'S JACKETS given
away at zoe. on the dollar.
30 CHILDRENS LIGHT AND DARK
| JACKETS. in 4. G.. s., 10. and l2-year
,izes. at $50 and $3.50 apiece; were 81
| and S.
200 CHENILLE TABLE. COVERS from
an auction sale, In A. Ga, 81, 1914. and
1874, at 75c, 81, SIPS. $780, 81. $50, 81, ST.
and $ aplece-the largest and cheapest
| line in the city.
% PAIRS CHENILLE PORTIERES
left at So, 50, and 81 that sold at s., $780,
and $l2 a pair.
THALHIMER BROTHER,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
COURT ORDERS
TOSEPH HEPPERT EFT AIS. AND
u J. b. MOORE Er AIS.
wINGFIELD & WARE EFT. AIS.


Tse above causes having been referred
TO the undersigned Commissioners by the
Circuit Court Of Rockbridge by decree
entered therein on September 10, 1888, win
directions 10 take the following accounts
/. TO make further inquiries as 10 ac-
counts ordered by the decree entered at
the September term, 1872. IN the ease Oh
j. u. Moore ct ais VS.. Wingheld q ware
81 ais. and 10 consider In connection
Herewith the exception 10 his former
report. and to modify said report as he
may think mt. ,,-...
ton of the fund In the hands OF the re,
celver 10 the credit of these causes ana
TO report what other funds are available
for distribution in these causes. and TO
whom payable. and TO report what sur
plus remains from sale Of the Ada r.
Ware property, after paying the debt due
the First National Bank OF Buena vista
Notice IL hereby given 10 all parties
interested that l have appointed
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th. 1884,
at my ONCE, in the town OF Lexington.
Va, as the time and place for taking
said accounts. u. NJ. PESDLETON,
de3-suzt Commissioners In chancery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
II, Is, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. VA, December 4. 1898.

RICHMOND. Va, December 4. 1893
In order to exhibit fullywhat this
house is capable of doing for Rich
mond and its people, we have ar
ranged to have an opening exhibit
ton on TUESDAY EVENING from
the hours of s to 10 p. M.
The exposition, in its simplest
form, speaks our readiness for Holt
day purchases, and in order to give
this so-to-Say housewarming tinge
of poesy, and to blend with the
beautiful panorama that will be
presented to your vision {" the
concord of sweet sounds" we have
arranged with Professor STEMS
Orchestra to pour forth their best
music for the occasion.
Nothing is to be sold. You are
only invited to glance throughout
any part of the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
MADE A SATISFACTORY SALE.
Phosphate Companies mt LoHgerhcads-
Masonic Trustees Appointed.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch)

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch)
RALEIGH. n. c.. December 2.-Rumors
are current that sale OF the Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley railroad has been
made. SO far as your correspondent can
ascertain these are based on the fact
that J. O. Turner. OF LeaksvIlle. has just
returned from Europe. where he made a
very satisfactory sale OF that roads Sc
cond mortgage bonds.
The Mt. Holly Phosphate Company, OF
South Carolina. has sued the Caralelgh
Phosphate Mills. OF this city. for t,V".
u Is alleged that the latter failed to com
ply with a contract TO take a quantity OF
phosphate rock from the former.
@. W. Brinkley's general store at Mag
nolia was burned last night. Loss S'oO;
insured for 81 800.
r. S. Wheeler &c Co. general merchants
at Salisbury, have assigned. Liabilities,
$1,000: assets. $3.50.
Governor Carr to-day. In compliance
with n resolution OF the Grand Lodge OF
Masons. appointed Junius ~ Ramsey, OF
Seaboard: Fielding Knott, Of oxford, and
j. " Duke OF Durham trustees OF the
oxford Orphan Asylum, with rights equal
10 those OF the Masonic trustees.
Sam Nicely. a negro 16 years old. was
hanged privately at Gastona yesterday
for assassinating William Allen. his en-
ployer while the latter was in bed asleep.