Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-23

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copy is enclosed. to be placed on file In
the Collectors office.
'Ijnder its bond the company named Is
authorized to transport unappraised mer-
chandise from the port OF Newport News
Va. to the ports of Albany. N. y; Ban
gor and Bath, Me-; Boston, Mass; Bridge
port. Conn; Buffalo, N. Y; Burlington
vt; Dunkirk, N. Y; Enfield. Middletown'
Hartford, and New Haven, 'Sonn.' New
ark. n. j.; New York and Ogdensburg'
N. Y; Portland, Me-; Portsmouth. N. H.;
Providence. r. l.; Rochester and SYRIA
cuse. n. Y; Springfield. Mass; Vance
boro'. Me-: vernon Rockville), Conn.,, ana
TO such other ports as are now or may De
hereafter designated as places 10
which such merchandise may DO
transported in the following manner
viz. in suitable cars or vessels owned OF
controlled by said company, and running
over anv or all OF the following-named
lines of railroad or water routes-viz. ::
Old Dominion Steamship Company; Maine
Central railroad Boston and Bangor
Steamship Company; Boston and Maine
railroad; Metropolitan Steamship Com
pany; Maine Steamship Company;
Manhattan Steamship Company; West
Shore railroad New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad; New
England railroad; Old Colony Steam
boat Company; Fall-River Line; Norwich
Line; Providence Line; Stonington Line;
Central Vermont railroad; Bridgeport
Steamboat Company; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad; Lebigh
Valley railroad; New York Central and
Hudson-River railroad; Erie railroad;
Rutland railroad: Rome, Watertown, and
Ogdensburg railroad; Philadelphia, Read
ing and New England railroad; New
York, Ontario and Western railway; Hart
ford and New York Transportation Com
pany: New Haven Steamboat Company
Starins' Line: Central railroad, of New
Jersey; Merchants Express and Trans
portation Company; Stevens G. Condit
Freight Line; Delaware and Hudson rail-
road; Boston and Albany railroad; Fitch
burg railroad Portland and Rochester
railroad; Champlain Transportation Com
pany; Peoples Line; New Jersey Steam
boat Company; Murray's Line; Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern railway;
New York Chicago, and st. Louis rail-
road Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain
railroad, and such other railroads or
water routes as may be hereafter special
~ authorized and designated by the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, provided that in
all instances where other railroads or
water routes are so authorized and de-
signated the written consent thereto Of
the surety on the bond shall first be filed
with said Secretary. Where other cars
or vessels than those owned by the Old
Dominion Steamship Company are Jsed,
such cars or vessels should be distinctly
marked with the name of said company"
ARMY MATTERS.
Adiutant- General Corbin said to-day
that no action had been taken in regard
to the transfer of men from the Second
and Third Virginia regiments to take the
PAGES of those in the Fourth Regiment
who wish to leave the service. Some
mention had been made of the matter
some time ago, but his attention had not
been called to it recently. Asked If such
a thing could be done, he said: "Oh, yes
IL can be done, but" and there he
stopped short and shook his head.
Private Edward Kirkland, Company X
First West Virginia Volunteer Infantry
now at Columbus Ca, is transferred to
Company l., Fourth Virginia Volunteer
Infantry, and will be sent to the station
Of that company, Savannah, Ga.
First-Lieutenant William Il. Mlder
Twenty-f1fth United States Infantry now
major Second North Carolina Volunteei
Infantry will proceed on January 3, 1899
to join his company.
Acting-Assistant-S Samuel P
Cottrell and James G. Mckay, Unite(
States army, will proceed from Fort Mon
roe, Va, to New York, and report Il
Major Nathan S. Jarvis, brigade surgeon
for transportation to Santiago, Cuba, fol
assignment TO duty.
The Secretary Of War to-day ordered
the discharge Of the following named sol
diers of the Fourth Virginia Regiment
Daniel Rahily, Benjamin F. Stuart, and
George w. Traylor, all Of Company X, o
Petersburg; also, Private r. l.. Lash
Company e, of Norfolk.
POSTAL.
Among the fourth-class postmasters ap
pointed to-day are the following: vii
liam woodward, vice Mary j. Jordan, re
moved, at Poplar HILL Giles county, Va.
J. J. Wallace, vice Floyd s. Wallace, re
signed, at Springville, TaZewell county
Va.
A new post-office has been established
at Belgrade, Shenandoah county. Va
PERSONAL.
OOlOUel JdiilSs ~. Ilduy, SOllcClOT VI
Internal Revenue for the Richmond Dis
trict, is here awaiting the return OF Com
missioner Scott who is absent In Yves
Virginia.
Mr.. j. IT. Anderson, of the Tredega
Iron Works. who was here yesterday oil
business with the Southern Railwa,
/ Company, spent a portion of the da!
very pleasantly at the races at Bennings
Miss +. Ryan, Asheville, N. c.; s. T
| Hunt, Norfolk, Va; Charles Hall Davi
and L. o. Troy Petersburg, Va; III. c
| Stewart, Elk Garden, Va. Mrs. Charlie
| w. Button, Mrs. Il. c.. Canebrum an,
child, and Joseph Button, Walkers Ford
! Va.-Metropolitan.
J. l.. Gleaves. Wytheville, Va; Mr.. anC
Mrs. r. p. Baw, Richmond, Va; Jane
S. Addison. Va; w. H Owen, Manches
ter, Va; w. II. Hudson, Salisbury, N. c.
S. Brown Allen, Stanton, Va; II. S. Nc
Kinley. Va.-Hotel Johnson.
w. s. Morris and wife. Richmond. Va.
Charles C. Cloe, Fredericksburg, Va; j
| o. Hutchinson, Manassas, Va; Lewis I
| Iampe, Lovettesville, Va; NJ. j. McCar
| ty, Norfolk, Va: K. w. Oaker, Nortl
| Carolina-National.
/ J. s. Trump, Richmond; j.. G. Camm
| Lynchburg-St. James.
| V. j. Strother, Culpeper, Va; w. A
Johnson, Richmond, Va; j. c. Smith
1 Acknowledgement House.
| A. u. 8. station In Bab-el-Mandeb:
| LONDON, November 22-The Vienn
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