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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
ANOTHER TosAcco WAREHOUSE.
The Word "America" Around the Pupils
of a ChiId's Eyes-PersonaI.

GREENVILLE, N. c., February IL
Special. )-There is talk Of another tobacco
warehouse being built here this summer
in time for the next season. There are
already two here and they are doing a
good business. II plenty of prize-room
comes with the new warehouse 1t will
make this "A still better market.
A gentleman who has just been on a trip
In Greene county tells your correspondent
OF remarkable popularity in child that
he saw. The child. a little son of Mr..
Iassiter, is Z years old. and around the
pupil OF each Of his eyes Is the word
america" This freak was first discov-
cred by his parents when the child was
a few months old. and is supposed to have
been from birth. The boys eyes are OF
such a very dark color that the words are
not detected by simply a casual glance.
but a close observation shows their pres
ence very distinctly The word Is exactly
alike on both eyes.
A newspaper, to be called the Greenville
Index. is 10 be started In this town by
Mr.. Andrew Joyner. manager OF the Bedal
Institute. The first issue will appear next
week.
Misses Jennie James and Lille Cherry
left this morning to visit relatives In VII
mingtou.
Mr.. c. L. Tyson and Miss Lizzie VIII
loughby were married near Greenville. two
evenings ago, by Rev. ]. II. Iamberth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
A ISLANDER CASE CONSIDERED.
Celebrated the G1st Anniversary of His
Marriaye-A Hypnotisf.

GREENSBORO, ~ c., February IL
Especial )-Esquirc Pritchett, Of this city,
heard case OF Islander yesterday-the
State VS.. W. +. Parks. The defendant IS
accused Of slandering the wife OF william
jenkins, OF this county. As there was
plenty of evidence the accused was bound
over to court in the sum OF $50.
Mr.. ". II. HILL prominent citizen OF
this place received news to-day OF the
death Of his sister, Mrs. John II. Hart
man, Of Richmond. Va.
Mr.. John Sampson. Of this city, cel"-
brated the slxty-lrst anniversary OF his
marriage last night. Mr. Sampson Is 50
years OF age.
4 new lodge Of Odd-Fellows was organ
lied here last night About forty MEM
bers were initiated. There were present
about fifty members OF the Buena Vista
lodge. besides the grand master, grand
secretary and visiting brethren from other
lodges.
IL was reported that a real live hermit
has been discovered In Alamance county.
about three miles from Liberty, y. G.
His house or cave Is In the ground. but
over the entrance Is structure built OF
poles AMI covered with brush. ~ iirsi'
the passers-by thought It was hog-bed'
but it has since been discovered TO De the
abode Of a hermit.
Mr.. Royal Farrar. jeweller OF this city,
Is somewhat OF q hypnotist. Yesterday
while displaying his power on d darkey
the subject jumped through plate-giass
window. Mr.. Farrar was engaged IN re-
placing the glass to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

Martini Ann Lewis was tried in The
County Court for n feloniols assault yes
terday aud found guilty Of a simple as
sault by the jury. who liked the penalty
at one day in jail ana fined her SIC. The
verdict was set aside BY the Court and
the accused was bailed for her appear
ance Monday.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Tuckahoe School Board was hcld IN the
board-rpom yesterday Ord RS on the
county Treasurer for the January salaries
were issued TO the teachers, ard other
financial matters pertaining 10 the county
schools attended TO.
a mass meeting Of the public-schooi
teachers Of the county will be held IN
the courtroom next Saturday.
Hon, John r. Massey. Mr. J. a. Nc
Gnvray, and Superintendent J. Is. Fus-
sell will address the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Cuthreil & Brother Assign.

WELDON, n. c.. February l7-(speclaD
T w. Cuthrel &c Brother, general mer-
chants. at Enfield and Rocky Mount. have
made an assignment for the benefit OF
their creditors, with DR.. J. 4. Collins. OF
Enfield, as assignee. There are four
prefererces. and the deed provides that
all other creditors shall share ratably-
The liabilities are about $1,000; assets no:
vet known. The creditors are principalJ
Baltimore and Philadelphia hrms. M
Cohen. Son &c Co., OF Petersburg. are
nut in for 500. / do not believe any
Richmord firms appear in the schcdule,
which II is Impossible to give to-day.
Mrs. DR.. Robert Page. of Clark county
Va is visiting relatives in this coIEty.
Mr.. David Bernard Meade. of Peters
burg, is visiting the family Of Mr. L. II.
Patterson. at Enfield.
Mrs. Nichols, OF Enfield. who las been
or, a visit TO relatives in Petersburg. has
returned home.
MISC Kate Prescott spent this week on
visit to the family Of Judge Hill. at Hail.
fax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Ai,ort tnc Chesapeake and Ohio.

Arrangements have been made by the
ttafie dspartments Of the Big Four Cnes-
,psake ana Ohio. and Chicago and North
western railroads. by which great ue'l
Sc TIE corn and wheat business OF that
1t<e ,riIi bs sent 70 Newport News and
sl,ppedfao Europe by the Chesapeake ana
Dhio Steamship line. This formerly Went
NV the New York Central TO New YORK.
Already this matter is causing consider
able excitement among the Erie canal
1ebple. who are about 10 Introduce u Dill
INTO the New. York Legislature WIN n
view to prevent this diversion or uaihc
md consequent loss TO the business OF
the canal
1t Is Understood that a prominent chiet
cleTk at the Eighth-strcet office VIII ,S-
tablish.3a, large manufacturing enteIpriAe
NJ Ne|fort News es soon as the tunes
become more favorable.
On earnings for the first week OF Feb-
'ruary show decrease Of nearly $JION'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
A pIe,s,ntFn Entertainment.

a pleasant entertainment was rendered
MISS Mary Jones and her aunt MISS
Nagedo Alley, OF Friday At No. rs west
Nlqrshan street. Among the ladies' pres
ent w,re Kisses Minnie cary. Bl"nche
;snd Matte Butler. Josie Gin. EDNA Heth' l.
Ollie Hutchinson, Lena Heulicn, Nora ana
Emma NunnaHy. Alberta Try. Ecilh -
Josie Vase .-i1aisy Dyer Helen - iIlJ"'
ami Elise Itangstry Among the gentle
men were Messrs. Jim and Willie O'Brien.
w Walters. johnny Cousin. Charlie Ph-
low. jesse Williams John EoydeN jack
Wllliglns. Eugie CHI. George Martin,
George GLASGOW, Marion Martin, Lenni1
Bethel. Charles Hall. Henry Williams
Allio and aubrey Lipsey. John ana WINE
pycr. u. johnson. Beasley Gordon,
Walker, Barren. Rankin, Coleman Nerri-
ncr and IL, Jones. The chaperons were
Misses Matte Miller and Annie RANKIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
snii. Instituted Yesterday.

The following suits were instituted IN
the Circuit Court yesterday:
state Bank OF Virginia against Robert
+. Richardson. John Morton, II. +. MINOR
and others, trustees OF st. James Metho-
dist church, defendants, for $500.
The same, plaintiff against Robert r..
richardson il. c. Osterbind, w. F. Nash.
and others, trustees of Washington-Street
Methodist church for 1892.
Augustine & Glover against Thomas N.
I.andcrs, for $500 damages.
l.. X. Fresto ton against the Virginia NaVi-
cation COMPANY, damages 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Greek tpt.tIg.

To enable lecturer and class to attend
the interesting educational meetings thdt
begin in our city next Tuesday, Professor
Harris has set his closing lecture for Mon
Iav evening. His theme will embrace the
continuation and the decline Of tho Atuc
drama, a history In miniature OF the natd-
raj ana usual course OF literary develop
,nent in any and every kind Of writing.
10 this he proposes to add some conclud-
ing -vmarls on the peculiar charater-
i4tics and the enduring influence OF HelIe-
ME genius.
An the lectures Of this course have been
very greatly enjoyed by the select audi
auces who have attended in Increasing
numbers The last promises TO be Tor
most hearers the best In the Whole course
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Affairs in BERTHE County.

WINDSOR, n. c.. February H.-(Spe-
clal.)-A. J. NJ. Perry, prominent farmer
living near Colerain, lost his barn, con-
tanning q large quantity OF corn, fodder,
and provisions, and a buggy, by fire yes
terlay.
James r. Saunders. living at the Griffin
farm, near Lewiston. had five hogs TO die
OF cholera a day or two ago.
n. T. Gates. aged So. a prominent cid-
zen OF Lewiston. died OF consumption
yesterday.
Mrs. L. F. Pearce Is visiting relatives
In oxford, ". G.
Miss Tabltha Sheppard left this morn
ing 10 visit relatives In Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
The CoIorcd Y. VI. G. 4.

4. NJ. Porter, Of Armory IiiII YOUNG
Nfen's Christian Association. Springfield,
Mass. will remain in the city for u few
aavs for the purpose Of securing sub
scrintlors for the new Young Mems Chris
tian Association building (colored' when
IL soon 10 be erected on the corner or
I.eieh and Third streets, this city the
new building will contair all the improve
ments for Young Mems Christian ASso-
ciation work. and viii cost about $1,000
II is hoped that the friends OF his large
and constantly work Tor young
men will be sufficiently interested TO have
Richmond make a good showing in this
llInrL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Cavalry.
Infantry.
with arms reversed;


Guard,
MuGc.
Clergy
The Generals horse. with his saddle,
holfters, and pistols.
Coils
Slmms.
Ramsey,
Payne.
Pall-bearers.
CORPSE.
Pall-bearers.
Coils
Gilpin,
MarStellen,
Little.
Mourncrs.
Masonic brethren.
Citizens.
when the procession had arrived at
the bottom OF the elevated lawn, on the
banks of the Potomac. where the family
vault is placed. the cavalry halted. the
infantry marched towards the mount, and
formed their lines. The clergy the Ma
sonic brethren, and the citizens descended
70 the vault ana the funeral service OF the
Church was performed. The firing was
repeated from the veffel in the river, and
the sounds echoed from tho woods and
Hiii5 diOuHu. around.
THE NOLLEYS.
Three general discharges by the infantry,
the cavalry. and eleven pieces OF artillery
which lined the banks OF the Potomac
back OF the vault paid the laft tribute 10
the entOmb"d Commander-in-Chief Of the
armies Of the United States. and to the
departed Hero.
The sun was now setting. Alasl the
SON OF GLORY was set forever. No
the name of WASHINGTON-the Ameri-
can President and General-wll triumph
over DEATH! The unclouded brightness
OF his glory viii illuminate the future
agcs!'
How well that prophecy was fulfilled
The name OF Washington sim lives in the
hearts OF his countrymen. The paper also
contains the message Of John Adams
then President. TO Congress. The message
Is about six inches long. There are also
some lines on the death of Washington
by young lady OF Ulster county. The
Sheriff OF the county in which the paper
was published was Peter Ten Brock. and
1t contains good many notices OF sales
for taxes.
one curious advertisement Is that Of
John SHOEMAKER Jr.. OF Rochester. Of
iering for sale half interest in a saw
mlil' ana also, "a stout, healthy, active
negro Wench"
The very latest foreign news IS four
months Old
These facts. taken from the report OF
eye-witnesses, VIII be Of interest 10 an
uquarians everywhere, and are OF pecu-
mar interest to all Nirginians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
nh. c,,,,n,,,ee on Streets,

The first Council eommittee-meetlng
held IA the new City Hall was thar Oh
the Committee. on Streets, which occurred
In room No. on Friday evening. a
great deal OF routine business was trans
.actei. There Will also be called meeting
Of. this committee at o'clock TUESDAY
night, The object Of the session Is TO con-
slider the drainage OF a portion OF Lee
District wherein lot OF water accumu-
iafos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Yrnncrfx Transfers.

~ Richmond ]. IL. Lewis, special commits
sioner. 10 phil. b. Shield, So feet on Park
avenue near Harrison street. $1,000; PM.
b. shien 10 jackson Brandt. the above
property $500; David Wilson and wife
20 A. u Chewing and Il. 5. Rose, %
feet on Sixth street northeast corner
Baker. 5000
Henric9 Edgar W. Carrihgton to George
II. Halnes. 80 feet on north side Claiborne
street near Washington. $3.50; Edmund 5.
Read and wife to Christopher Manning
one lot IN Highland Springs. 500; same to
same. three lots "A Highland Springs S2V0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

WATCHES. JEWELRY. AND DIN
MOND RINGS. BAGATELLE-TABIE.
BEER-PUMP, DESKS, H0uSEh0Lp
FURNITURE. SC. AT AUCTlON.-i
will sell at my store at 1890 \. NJ.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1894.
a consignment OF new DECORATED MD
GlI.r TOILET SETS. JARS. BASINS,
MOLASSES- PITCHERS, &C.
BAGATEIIE with ivory balls;
I BEER-PUMP coil. spigots, Sc; ,..
WALNTT-FRAMED PARLOR SUITS
I'm mohair and siik-push. ...,,
FLAT-TOP AMI other OFFICE DESKS,
excellent OAk-FRAME BED-Lou NtiE'
WARDROBES. BEDSTEADS, MASil-
STANDS. EXTENSION and CENIkL-
TABLES. CHAIRS. CARPETS, nc
n RES. ROCKS. SEWING-MACHlNStaS,
KITCHEN SAFES. Is assorted HEAT
ING STOVES SHOWCASES sc.
~ direction OF J. Scheer x co. | VIII
sell the balance Of tho forfeited pledges
Of WATCHES. CLOCKS, DIAMOND
RINGS, JEN t.IRN, sc.
fe is GEORGE W. MAYO. AuctiOncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
MrCiIl Union.

This organization holds out great at
traction for Its members and their lazy
friends on tomorrow night. Mrs. J. hay
Logan, has arranged on excellent musieai
and literary programme 10 be rendered
at the rooms OF the union. With Mrs.
Logan at its head the entertainment -
certain TO be highly successful and enter
rang. and a guarantee that the pro-
granrns Win be artistic In the highest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Observation-Disclosures. birthday. =.

The Juniors order of United American
Mechanics of this city and Manchester
win celebrate Washington's birthday nex'
Thursday insa fitting and appropriate man.
ner. The ceremonies viii take place az
the .Grace-St1eet Presbyterian chnrcn,
coTer Fourk and Grace streets. ana VIII
consist OF an address By Rev. DR.. j. l.
Fair on thesAubject or Liberty, virtue
and Patriotist.' and number OF beau
.tiful vocal selps and choruses. The pub
nc is invited - attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
DUBLIC SALE
OLA
VALUABLE ESTATE
ON srAUSroN RIVER

la pursuance OF tne decree ~ 'hH 'ir'lN
Court Of Halifax county. Va. enfeffi a. i's No
vembor term, IsJ3, ~ ih0 .nau'sry calse q
Nenable. trustee, etc, ~ 'aftinf'"n. co., -
undersigned viii sell ~ DluA alc'lDl, 90 ,A'
premises, 10 tho highrst b. iior on
sATU RDAl. MANR b lslh
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT of LhND ~
stanton river, In iIs'ii1t o'Ili, "a. shrh
wa, the residence OF too llts hauf tnlnes -
CarrngtOu aud known a. Nui0nit' - -
situated near Coles t-rr' AT -.lihAs by 70
cent survey ,737 Sl-tOu AthIN
There N ON tho tfar' = ono BIDS ~ loFffnipas
on stanton river and inrx~ afcA % "n;hh
forest OF oak and hickory uuie. Inc Ails
productive and we'll Rdap'"i o. tbo sf'Hih ~
iobacco and all kinds - gram. ......,..
The improvements consists OF L'N"t h'p
COMMODIOus DWELLING aui Oh o1h'f no ~
ing- necessary % the c0mfDr ~ lA'f' iliY
and the cultivation o. tots llFfr boz ~ az.
IL Is also susceptible - beng Easily Ifiti ii'
eeyernl convenient settlement
TERMS: Casn sufficient OdefaJ ID" 'i 'l''
Of tho sale and 10 pay the -ln oi i'''''.' I,
with interest on $4,000, part ii'fr' .''A ~
let day Of Apr, 1893. ani 20" f's.l i- 'h
credit TO be made kn0sa 900 No DAY %. 81
JOINS y, RELY
?O-8Ot lflif'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
IN rAE NEW cIfYsGAtL.
i,,l,or. sun frssk to't,,e Big Structure
r. Noyes and Gossip.

a
i,,,,or. sun mob to- Ole :Br Structure
- Noses and Gossip.
Z The new cry Hall win be open to visl-
tors mguicjy between the hours OF 8
.A. M and 4 PAN. only. Persons having
S,,siness WITH any Of the officials will be
radsnItted eater.
1{a,dreSs went through and Inspected
tbA. handsome. structure yesterday. TX
.ressloh of pleasant surprise were heard
- ~. g,frSinecr Cutshaw says ne expects
70 ga the telephones arranged In the
.S,nuJng In n snort while.
If7ixsgkeSs that the building VIII be
q, h. ,, asi n.td thrown open to the public
.',,, f,iv;'t s{htg week Many hundreds dii
III sase an opportunity 10 - through
- haiS 80, Thursday or Friday nights
AID wtoN Il would give much pleasure 70
fst DE .sirneture while 1t IS illun'hatel'
4 tJudfe r., G. Minor. who IS to preslae
otsr The pew raw and Equity Court. was
:. ,isiiorso the new CITY Han yesterday
affrrnOen. Bc went from basement 10
cupola and incidentally glanced about Tor
eniAtle apartments for his court when
Sc sooN, TO be installed, lie was quite wei
,,Ieagsd. with. the room designated Tor q
,J,blc library and those Immediately al
iHning It. and It Is likely that the GrouhoS
eyd IsnndineS Committee VIII turn Over
these apartments TO the new tribunal
srba quarters are I'm the northeast corner
~ me fourth floor Of the hall ana are
EyeH lighted and otherwise arranged Tor
the cOast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Funeral Of Sir. Waller Y. PcaIe.

HARRISONBCRG. VA, February II
Speclal) The remains OF Walter y. Peale
arrived here to-day from Baltimore. where
h. died in the Johns-Ilopkins Hospital last
evening. Deceased WAC n young man Of
fine business capacity, and much popula-
rity. lie was the youngest son Of the late
Jonathan Peale and brother of T. ..
Peale superintendent Of schools for Au-
g1ista county. He leave a widow, the
daughter of Judge J. ". Green Smith. Of
stanton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
A NEW SYSTEM FOR LIGHTING CARS.


WI Probably Ec Adopted ON the C. q.
IaiIway-CoI. MiIlcr's Entcrtainmcnt.
Old POINT COMFORT. Va, Febrary
Especially Mauar,r stevens. o.
,h, Chesapeake and ono l,allroau com
paiyi Colonel NJ. T.. Leonard. superiu-
tesdent Of telegraph, aui Lieutenant
L,kyis. Second Artillery, arrived here Ga
tfr lattcrs private car today. The uip
was made % test e. u.V system OF electric
li,h,ns. which bad Just been placed In the
cal and Of which Lieutenant LOWS is the
Inventor. The subtle fluid n procured
rom dyuamos placed over the aXles OF
ue car. from which SO is carried 10 a
surace battery or direct 10 the lights
~ an iuecncous automatic invention tho
R4ne polarity IS obtained, 20 difference
which way the ear IS moving. The new
b-stsm g. the cheapest ANA most simple or
me many now so uen. AND viii no doubt
SOFA be- adopted On an the lass enger-ca
81 this popular iue.
MUSICAL SOCIETY.
when the season at the Hygeia closed
las fsll ana TIE music Was withdrawn. the
young people Of the garrison organized a
musical society 90 assist in dlSpelling the
ruonotony OF garrison lite duriag the win
tar. They met each week ~ the quar-
,ers or one OK the members, and in this
way many pleasant evenings n&ys 'pten
spsut Ia orttcr 10 crafty the WISHES or
IN Ir many friends. "a musicale WAS gwen
ca Wednesday evening a. Colonel MI
ief'H qua~tera. and q general inNtauop ex-
tended 10 the 0dlccrs and ladies' mt the
post. 4 handsome programme, embracing
both vocal and instrumental muslc~ was
arranged and rendered In a most delight
Irl manner The Quartette. COMPRISING
Mrs Ieun Soprano Mrs. Mcnonef' aito'
1..uteuant Menober tenor ana l1entenant
Homer. basso. was excellent Lieutenant
Dnuu 10y request. sang ii German song.
schneider. Lead Dot Band" IN fine style
when the programme was eofnpieued re-
treatments were served. and the company
rttlrod at a. late hour, nluen pleased with
their evenings ertertainmcnt go
PERSONAL t.s-
MIS- Marcus r. Miller. who han been The
guest. OF Colonel and NcS' Ahier loy ,ne
past month. LEFT for Washinssoa Morday
evening 60 ION heTs huspanc. tclsish,M N. u.
Nnlcr. United States navy. 'fs.sf.-' =.
Afr. James A. watkins. United States
Commissioner returned from Richmond
Wednesday. where be went 10 look after
a I'm FOR a new railroad from Newport
News TO Buckroe. - . -,
Another consignment OF 300 S-inefi shell
from the ordnance gIn-yafd, mas oxen or
dsfsd sent 10 the Commissioners OF the
chickamaugua and Chattn1ioossa> Ahtional
PARK TO be used Cor ornamental PURPOSES.
rs, tiioy have long since eeaaed To be uss-
ful They viii be forwarded nsSt week
~ the Chesapeake and Ohio raiiros9 :.
The monitor Miantopomah which nas
ben ia York river for the pasf zen Vays
Tor ,erge,-praetiee, passed. here last eve
hing for Norfolk q ~
RacnioSpFRs, -
.T6. following gieninonders have regis
tered al the HyKois duf5ng the past week |:
William X. HotJns- W. NJ. LeMis. ana
SOM, Frank Miller, ~. II sioyall Aftn GU.
Lee Peasants s. y. Powell W. ~
MsBurney. Edgar ". Darlington. ID N.
Walker and wife, chaTses ]. Maehenry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
MUNSON'S
RHEUMATISM REMEDY NO. 81.

Munson's Homeopathic Medicine Co. announces
In these columns that they had postuve . GU.
for rheumatism, and In order to prove tnsr
claim offered 20 distribute through their akc c
IN Richmond and vicinity 500 bottles Tree. ine
returns have been coming in lively from thoeo
who were benefited or cured. That hneuns
iism can be cured IL now an estabi'sneu To-,
thousands OF testimonials show that Munson
Remedy No. 90 cures rheumatism. khcumsuc
Pains, scia,ca, Pains In the Muscles. Ach'ns
Pans. II you are a sufferer do not deisy NJ
hour, but procure n bottle OF this magnihcens
remedy. Two sizes. % and DOC.
II you arc not cure just what reme1y you
ueei their Family Doctor. Book will tell you,
copy OF which will be prosecute TO you ree oy
apDiy ing 20 any OF our agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
The Paris To He booked Mt Liyerpool,

NEW YORK. February l7.-Vice-Presi-
dent Wright, Of the American Line. said
to-day that the Paris Will proceed at
once to Liverpool. where she will go on
the dry-dock. 1t is quite probable that
she will undergo a complete overhauling
there instead OF at Newport News. as
was originally intended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
Another Napoleonic Downfall.

BOULOGNE-SUR-ME February H.
The statue OF Napoleon. which was erect
ed here In 1854 by Englizhmen. has been
blown down and broken to pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

j will sell at public auction on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1874.
at II o'clock A. NJ, at No. 1896 east
Franklin street the following property,
TO satisfy wrlts in my hand 10 wit:
MARRLE-TOP BUREAUS,
MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANI)S,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
BEDSTEADS.
COOKING-STONE
TRUNKS.
CHAIRS
I.Dl NGES
WARDROBE.
SEWING MACHINES.
! i' cases ss;MNoKING.ToBAcc).
TERMS: Cash. T.. =. GARRISON,
f. IS High Constable cry of RirhlnCrd,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

KEYsvILLE. VA; February II .-tspe-
clad 1.-THE party Of capitalists who iiave
been here for the paet week pfofpeetshs
and Investing IN the property OF The VIZ
rtnia Land Improvement Company 1911
this morning for washington, They VIII
return 10 KeysyiIle .n about tbrss weeks
J'his party have taken hold ~ this groH-
ftax tam era have inyested " ne rev
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
co,a nav I'm y.nk.e-I.nd.

HANOVER, N. H., February 1.-THE
thermometer registered 20 degrees below
zero here this morning, ~ below at
Lebanon. q at Lyme. rs at Norwich. and
26 at Rutland. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
GENUINE
BELL-----
TELEPHONES
LEGALLY FOR SALE.

For private lines, speaking tubes. &c.
Standard Instruments, separate and in
complete sets, ready for immediate use.
All necessary line supplies and fittings
sold. No battery required.
Instruments shipped to any part OF the
country c. o. d., with privilege OF ex-
animation.
Contracts made for building and equip
ping lines. Correspondence solicited.
Special sets OF instruments made to
order.
Prices range from 81 for q single in
strument, to sl5 for complete station
outfit.