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- p??a?aal?ataaaea
THE BATTLE-FIELD
POn THtrS PRESERVATION OF T
FORT8 AND BREASTWORKS.
A Cosatftaay OrwanUptl In reterahnrg
Dofin? Iho Tosit ion? <-.f r? ?ti? Arwilaa
CraUr toil- l*lm-<*l In l ??million.
ttr'atresponden.-e ?? the Pichmond lM?r?atv*>
Pnai?tSKiri?o. Va.. March 6.?Judge I
trtard. of,the Hustinp? <<??rt, to-day gran
a charter of incorporation to the " Pet<
Barg Uatt.o-lV.d and Improvement C<
pany." The officer? natned for the fi
?aerare: William M. ...dii?. of Peterabi
president: 0. A. Pfau, of Philedelpl
general manager ? J. rinlay Mclllwa-.n"
Petershurp, secretary at.d trcaatirer, ?
togatbar ?with T. R. Dunn.T. B. (inffl!
and D. L. Borum aro to constitute
Board of l>ir< ?'
The capital ?tock of the company i?
he not le*? than *1j\Q0O nor fjaotre tl
fjLWi.Ofto aad th? area of landtonoowi
ia not to exe??.! .*>.( ? ) acr?-s. Mr. T.
lhmti, <?f the K-'tr<l >.f Directors, is
oily engineer h< re at ? Mr. T. i\. Gnfl.
t? a resident <.f I'riuce (?core? county i
the owner of the v,.'!l.known "Crab
tara.
0BeT*TT? OP TUB 0OMPST4T.
Theohjects of th- rompaay aro tue p
etrvation of the fort? an ( ? ???-twork?
trance within t!.<- ar< i ??! lead aitaotl
from Port S. !? . i -\ on the Jcrmal
plank roed t.. I ?
Point railroad, ni.-l the f?.rts ami bren
work? extending rtj 1 into Dinwid
county; also. t; ? rn ??? ing by ouytopri
monuinrnt? ??! ! la of the i><
tionsoceuptt.l I . bodies
ti-oop??Federal : derate- dan
the memorable : .? - aroaad tin* ell
tb?? lavin?? off ol ? rivo and pathwi
along tin-so line? for tbo purpose ol givi
convonient ace-'; the ?ataWiahmeat
narks and ?tin r : attraction; t
improvem? nt of adjacent laud? f'?r i
hurl'Hii re i !? I md truck-farms: t
utilization of Bpi i? ? ? .'? r tor ill" In? r. .
Oftliew.it.r-, ' I' 1er?lurg, ?xc.
A h.il."Il BB4 HOME.
A suitable alte ietobi donated for the >
tal'li?l't'i?",i "t a"fi ildiers'Home,"*?hl
is to be iiutuai: i I ? a board of twel
goTi-rnors ?-.i.:',-<? I ..f ais ex-Fedei
and sri . x ? is soldiers- the fui
for tho ???,"rtl a ?>t which i? expected
be ra:?.il bt donal as. The"Crater"
to l>e at naee pi.??? tl in proper o.inlitir
with a view to make :t h plece'of ettraeti?
to all i? r-??:; 't . -t? tl in tlie history
the ?? irg, and a Binall ft
m???iot fee ;? f ? ''"? uhsrged.
It ia made lawful for the cumnany f
tbo i ?arpo e ? ; lying the parchase raoa
1er these hauls . I For earryiag out tl
object? >.f it? ne. rporation toiaiae boo?
to as ?ecnr.il I'. I "n tiieir pi
perty. Ti s pi ?of tho col
pany is to I??- m Pew rahara;,
BgfraBTSai BOBBMa?
Thi? is regard, d aa oaa of the m?>-t ii
portant anaemea that hat beea ?tart,
here. Thi |?? >B of the f?>it-. ui
battle-field?, of which flier.? arc
manv iu.'inoral'lc <>.ie. jir.'ii?d l'ntr-i
burg, will be u mattei of inter?
for all time. Ami il la believed th
the people both Morth and Km?th W
manifest theirinteresl in the? b?ecteoftl
eeeapaay. Already l leOrandArmy of tl
Republic in th.- *v :.'.> uro abating the i;
tcreat,
THE VALITtn V O? AN (BmSANCE.
The Mayor will be asked to-morrow, i
the trui! of a trivial g imbliag case, t.? pai
am the validity of the ordinal I tl
city und..-which the prisoner area ai
rested.
Wallace Evas i(c n I) is to be tri<'-?1 i
Prince Qeorge county on the chars' "
forgery. Soin.' time r^'" >t gentleman i
thi? citv t.? whom he vus indebted f?
rent received a note purporting to b
signed by a well-known citizen ?>f th
eoaat** **ep.Beeting thai Evans be allovre
to remov?? hi? furniture and other persoi n
effects, and atatiag that Its would be re
eponsiblt? for the debt, in accordance wit i
tina raquee) permi n for the rt novelo
the property ?. ? '? ??!. Bui ?Trien th
supposed sii.ii? i?? I the order w- rabw
ouently communicated with be declare?
that be knew nothing of the mutter urn
that his signature was ?i forgery. Even
ha? been arre ?t las sent on to the Conn
ty Court for trial.
WAS IT '. ?IK WlRE-l?
An olnrm of tu I rn tli.s after
noon from the off! the Western Unka
Telegraph Oompauy on Bycamore strcrs
and the departm? very promptly re
si?onde?l, but i -v.ir.'iKit needed
It wa? BBCfjgtained that s hole bad beei
burned in the ??. ,y i?i thenrperpt?
tion of thebaildinc, but how the lire orir-i
nuird ib not known.
A freight-cur loa l-i vrith BBfW j.ndotho
roerchrur.l???? rturned to-dav a
the iatereeotioi of the Norfolk aad weal
ern and Athtntu-t ..::-: Line tracks nee
the lower depot and for awhile bloeke?
both tracka, in the movement of the trail
on the N..r!..llv rind \\ .-t.-ni truck the re.i
truck of the car ran off <?n totheCoast
Lino road, ami b. n? the accident. Th
obstruct ion aras so. o removed,
Thero was a heavy fall *>f ? now hare thi
Bnotaliii anil a iimnlj fall of rain this af
tertioon. The seven t portion of the win
ter hu* been fell h< re thi? month.
Mr. 4Bas?e IL i tfa senior maaa
per of Moore*B arar, os -, luis been ill fo
several duys of oongeation ol tho lun;;-?.
A REVIVAL SEASON.
A Large t'atl.t.Ii.'S< : oel toll? Freeted Ii
Portsmouth?srii!. ? irrt Oftlcer? In
spectltiE??lolm rlitsprr'? Sermon.
ICorresi'ondence of t?ie EU -hrnerul Oisnato?i.]
NoaroLK, Mincli fi. Tha revival
i? active on both ai los o? thenveeia Um
Methodist and I iu; -t churches, and i
great manv oonvers as r.r.- t:tk:n?; plaei
and the cbtin he g in member
ahip ami stiei ttb. II ia :t r.-tuarkubl?
work the cherches bave leen doing in thi
vicinity ltttelv. uml the field is ?til
fruitful and full ol promise. All tin
denominating ire , tiering, nn.1 nee
building? itre coin ? up in every directioi
and the old chui-lies are being enlarged
and beautifted. ' ? Iditioa t?> the band
some school buildings of the Oetholii
t'hur.-h in Portsmout I), u Bite has In ' :i par.
chased and a hir,-e in,th- iicndciuv is t.? !'?
erected on tha corner of Washington ami
Loudon ?tr?-< t?.
HEATH OT A N0MAOENAB1AN.
One of the ol.l"-t residents <>f Pt?rt?t.
mouth, Mr?. Vi;i s Brown, .bed thi? morn,
mg at her home in Portsmouth. ?She was
in lier aiaet) flfi I
(irand-l'iiiipltvii 0, NV. Ffarwotxl. of Ilrch
mond, wa- u, the eompsuay <>f graad o?Vi.
eera of the Boyal Arcuium thfit paid a visil
to Ocean Council, in Portsmouth, last
night. *
hiKUtil-Ofncpr \. .1. li.tvi?. in charge of
thi? ?t at f ti I l.-tncbed and order,
ed to Block lr-iiiu I. B. I. Bergeenl William
Davi?, of lUock i.?iaml, 1- oraeeed here.
1FE BB .' UK. I'AfV..
Nearly uil tl ti of the Seaboard
Air-Lane m l'?>rt in i:ii Imve ?onc ?outh
with Pre n'.cnt Joliu M. Bobiusou to in
apeet the new purcb
The Repu Ii an Leajuo of this city
elected delegaU - last ?ri^ht to the conven.
fies te be had in i >.u the tfth
instant.
The bright weathei of the pi.st few daya
ajave way to ,t ?pit ?,f hint and ?now thi?
morning, and the earth is soaking wet
again, it tK hoped the temperature will
sot (?et low eu?mh-u t?> freese anddamage
the croi??.
TO Ht.VB JOITN a-ASna.
Several c.tiz uaof '?.'.?rfolk (.''itempbte
gome toRlohmofldon ?unday tohearnev.
John ,la.?i"-r'8 farewell sermoa on the Sun
movement.
The L'nited Btatea despatch steamer
Ktamlieh returned I ? Annapolis to-day.
fib?- came hen? a? convoy to the Constella?
tion.
OB, WHAT A VAU.!
Oysters tho ?i/..1 ??; a p >>tai?e-s*aaip are
?retailed in this market now at twenty-?ve
cent? a .jur-rt.
Nava!-(.'??u?tnictor i\ V. Howies left last
Bight for Washington oa '.usin?e? in con?
nection with the new ?hips.
Several ear leads Ol p'ltternnfor dni?er
Ko. o. the Baleiuh, were slopped to Thur
low,Pa..yeetertfai for? ?tin?. Thiehhip
will be launched soon ait?, r toe Texas.
Cotton is running light this week -about
2,000 bales a day.
A WICXl'O .LACK.
There ?re cm- haadred and eiirht prison
ere in the in 1 in l'orumoiilh. which is also
th? county jail.
A ten-thousan'J-doll.ir plant for cannini:
ov?ter? and eraba its t in rotts
mouth at ones. A ?ue was purchased yes?
terday. Th? factory will caipioy about
two hundred hand?. ?
T./WKD iw.
The schooner !?a>.t Newmarkrt. which
?aacapei-it-l uml 1,1?.wu ashore in York
trtvar, and hw rust . lawyer Httbbard.
?rwnad, ha? beau tywed iai?j port, and
ami be repaired here.
JUDGE L.t-^EWlS END0B8E0.
Sbs Petara ur% and Mettoway Bar .?iTaat?
Waa ta Ba aa Irtte?Ti?iaeii^audj..
__i??e??at leletrraii u. th? Ptop?ta-h. ?
? _5f5P??wao. Va., Marcb e.-Ti? bar of
Intermediate united Rtate? Circuit Court,
ami have signed a petition reqnesting the
President to appoint him to that position.
Tim bar of Nottoway county have also en*
.l..n?i'<l Judge Lowis, and other counties in
the district will do the same.
LABOR AT THE WORLD'S FAIR.
A Practical Aataranec of the Klghl-Itoar
l>?> ano Arbitration.
IBy telAgrar-h to the I)Up .lch.1
CnirAoo. Ir,?. March ft. An important
conference between President Oase, Vi????
IVeaident Bryan, and Director Wilson, and
a conference committee representing: tho
organized lalxrof Chit ago. was held at tho
World's Fair headquarters ?ait ni-)it. Tho
object ot the meeting was to orrive at a
better understanding of the memorial
l?re?ented to the Hoard ?if Directors two
woek? ago regarding the claim? of organ?
ised latior in the matter of World'?? Fair
work. Thi? memorial is the special order
f?r a directors' me? tint* to-night, and
['icsident ('age invite?! the I?a>?? t Col?er?
eses Oons-ttee to meet himself sad ethers
informally to lay out a plan of action for
to-night's discussion. All p?>iit< of the
labor statement were carefully reviewed
wi th tho result that the labor-men were
practically assured that the most impor?
tant claims?"sieht hours to constitute a
dav's work " and " arbitration" -would be
allowed. In rsfsrd to the minimum rate
of wanes, which the labor-men wanted
fixed at ?L4l a day, with a preference of
lu.me labor to be given, P.vi-ident (iago
did not feel justified in making any pro?
mises. Tho director? think it imprn.ti ?i
bJs to commit themsclve? on those point-?.
1 he rate of wage? must be settled by the
contractors, who hire and pay the m?-n,
and to decide whether a workman ist a
oitisea of Chicairo or not Is sjnstterof
??reat difficulty- in fact, almost an impossi?
bility. So fan.? alien lab. r is concerned
tho statutes and city ard?tanoeo have a
direct bearing on that poinL I'nion labor
will probably not be recognized.
THE MONONGAHELA MINERS WIN.
irint-pl?.if Kn?l of Their ??nic. D?ter?
mine?!, nuil ri'i- I?y Strike.
'By tole-rrapb to the Uispatch.l
Dl ISSU BOB, Ft?, March A -The long
I tnk?? of the coal-miners of the Mononga
h? la Valley has end? d in a complete . ???
t'.rv for tho men. This morning the ope
rat?rS met here ?id ?le? tided to concede to
the demands ot the sinkers for an advance
in the minim; rate of one half cent per
liish.-l and resume work on Mondar. The
strike was one of tho longot and tbsflSOSt
?lctermincd ever known in this bocUoB. It
lasted ten weeks, and theineii lost in WBMS
Bkms over ??1,.W.(K)0. The sfaseace of tins
'?'r??at amount ?>f money in the Valb-y
OSUSSd great inconvenience iin?l BCtU?I
sutiering among not only th?' miners an?l
their families but the i?reat majority 'f
other persona la the Valley dependent di?
rect)) ?ir indirectly uiKiu the miners of ?'nal |
for a liviiiir. Hemdes theminers thisstriko
bss affected S cr??t army of day laborers,
I ?nt-riinl and mill-men. storekeepers, ami
? ?ven farmers, who dispose rif their produce
to th?. working people ?>f the Vail ey. The
resumption of work will mean prosperity'
and happiness to upwards ot 1?-,(XJU p.-o
pls._
AGAINST TIGHTS ON THE STAGE.
The l?potur? of ?rlalo Uatrrltx-d Nether
I I m l?s a *.lls?Jemeannr.
Ry telesraph to the lilspat.-h.
St.Pac?,, Minn., March r,. in Committee
of the Whole the Senat?' has recommended
that the following bill bs passed: I )i:it
any femal?' person who shall, upon the
stage or platform in any theatre or opera*
house, concert-hall, or any public place
whatever where other persons itr?? t>r?'^??iit
ezpoae lier nether limb or limbs dressed in
tights, so called, or in miiv manner what,
ever so that lh" shape and form of her
nether littb or limbs ar<? plainly risible to
such other persons present shall be guilty
of open Snd gross lttw<ln?'?s and lascivious
b.'havmr and !?>? guilty <>f a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be pun?
ished ov s Ins of not less than (Snor more
then (100, <?r h?priaonasenl in ths eonntr
jail for not less than live day? nor moro
than thirty. ^^^^
LAGER IRRESISTIBLE.
A Taste Tlicr?.?f llrt-ak? 111?? 1 a.?tt of a Slur
?lvrer-Ahstniner.
{Uy telegraph to the Dispatch,1
BS?OOBTOBT. Cons.. Miirch C??Jacob
Bcheele. the condemned muni, r.-r of Con?
stable Drucker, who had annouir-ed his
determination never to sat again and bad
air? tidy fasted twelve dsgrs, ended bis lonf?
abat?lente yesterday morning. The
iTii?viiig-i>ow?f waa s bottleol lager boer
which was left in hi? cell. Soin?.'of th??
beer had proTionaly l>?-.-u placed <>n th??
abstaUior*a lips andwSen tos attendants
retired he could not re ist the temptation
to drink tho contents of the bottle. After
draining it a narked chance came over the
faster and ha announced his readiness to
partake o? food, WhichWSS then furnished.
WEST VIRGINIA AND THE FAIR.
Forty Theusunil Hollar? for a State Ex
liiMt ?it ( lilcnc?!.
'By telegraph to tho I?spatcti.'
ChaS?_non, W. Va.. Mardi (T.?After a
extending ?.ver several days and iu
?.living both branch?e ol the Legislature,
the ?M?ate yesterday passed tbe World's?
? air appropriation bill, fixing the sum to
be spcut at Chicago in making ? State <>
riil.it at !*. 10.00(1. or double the sum spent at
the Centennial in 1s7?i. The bouse mar in?
crease the sum. Whatever figures arsnxed
upon it will be Ptipidemented by at least
$25,000 iu private subscriptions.!
Naval Notes.
tBy telegraph to the Dtspaieb.l
WAsniMiTON. March ('?.--Commander ?Tolin
?1. ?? ad has been ordered 10 command tho
Ir.xiiiois, per steamer ot the ?illh instant
from San Francisco; Coinmandar Chai!"?
t?CottoS t? hold himself in readiness to
command the Mohican : Lieutenant David
Daniels, l'a-?s?-.l-As?,i?.tiint-Surgeon I.. \\.
Atixal. Assistant-Surgeoii ,1. !l. North,?Tr.,
and (hinnpr ?lohn ?USSell to tho Lancaster
on the lift ti instant: Ensign Boberl I..
CoontS to the Naval Observatory.
Con?Bandes Joshns Bishop has been de.
taihed?roni the command of the [roanoia,
<>n tho reporting of his relief, and ordered
to return homo and report: Captain EL II.
Si-?-..v fr?>in command of tho Lssgse?Isl?od
nav\-yard ths ISth instant and orden 1 to
??ointiia.id the Lancaster the l'.ith instant ;
Lieutenant John (i. Qninbr fr.'tn ths
Prankhn and ordered to tin? Leneasisri
Ensign Edward W. Kberlce from ?intv at
Washington navy-yard and ordered to
the Lancaster; Ensign William Truxtun
from duty in the Bureau of Etjuipraent and
ordered to the Lancaster; hnsign WVB.
Franklin from the Newark and ordered to
the Lancaster- F.nsigii John Qiboon fr.un
duty in the Bureau ol ?quipntsnt and
I ordered to the coast-survey steamer Ku
deavor: Paymaster Leonard Frailey fnnii
sp?cial duty and ordered toth?? Lancaster;
Chief-E-gineer B. 1?. II. Wharton from
special duty an?l .?rdered to the I?ncas
t.?r, I'asaed-AssiBtant-Engtnetr John L.
Hannum from the boqueas ami ordered to
the Thetis: FassetLAssistsnt-EnginsM W.
I I?. Dttiiiiing? from ths Thetis and ordered
botnSj Fas?Jod-Assijtant-Engineer Itichanl
Iticii from special duty and ordered to the
I?neuster: Carpenter Bd. 11. liny from
?hitv at the Hath Iron-Works, Me., and
ordered to the Lancaster; Carpenter N. 11.
-iuukins from the Columbian iron-Works,
Baltimore, and ordered to the Bath works;
| Sail-Maker William Caddy from the League
Island navy-yard and ordered to the Lan?
caster.
The cruisers Philadelphia and San Fran
ciaco have lieeu fonually accepted by the
Beeretan of the Navy.
The Cnited States steamer Lancaster,
n?^w fitting out at Portsmouth. N. IL. as
1 the flagship of the Aaiatio station, wdl be
put in commission on tbe l'.ith instant and
will sail for that station in about a month.
She will I?e commanded by Caotain U. 11.
Seeler, now commandant of tho Lrague
i? .und navy-yard.
Fortune Favors the Democracy.
Bikmabck.. N. Dm March 6.?In diawing
for long- and short-term seats in the Senate
vesterd-y the Democrats were victorious,
l'he even-numbered districts drew tbe
lone ter_ts. and ?ix Democrats hold over.
Had the odd-numbered districts won only
?lie Democrat would have retained hi?
BSSSj
Have you a Pittsburgh,
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu?
dent Lamp?
Do they work satisfactorily?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break? You get the wrong sort!
The .right ones are the
"Pearl Glass," made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co , Pitts?
burgh, makers of the cele?
brated " Pearl-top " lamp chim?
ney, which have given univer?
sal satisfaction. ____________
ana-?.usty Habito
cured at hcrnio witl.?
out Mill, lksjk oft.tr?
NO HOPE FOR MUSCOE
THE MURDERER OF OFFICER SEAL
WILL DIE ON THE GALLOWS.
Re Still Clla?r? to Hope ? E.loeatlonal
Meeting at n^tlfor.l City?Probably
County SaperlnteatJeot?.
?Special telerr?m w tb? Dispatch.]
Lvftrnnrao, Va.. March ?.--William Mus
eee, the negro who murdered Officer Seal
in ( h irlottosvilleandisnow confined in the
Lyncbburg jail, will expiate bis crimo on
the gallows. The Corporation Court of
Charlotteavillc will conven?? next Monday,
and on Sunday the Serjeant of that city
will arrive here, taking Mu?coa back the
next day. when ho will be r??eutenced bv
Judge Duke. There is no doubt but the
sentence ?rill 1c executed, the Court of
Apt?? als having affirmed the verdict of the
lower court and the Governor having re?
fused u reprieve or to interfere in any way.
?esaaMBL
The authorities h?-re and at Charlotte?
Tille end?'SVore?i t?. k?-ep Muacoe'? con?
templated removal to bis old cell a secret.
but without saebcae. ataseoa ha? not
been informed of hi? proposed removal or
of the Governor's refusal to interfere and
is still cliuging to hope.
TEACKSRS' AfOCTATIOMS.
The State Normal School Convention
will be held in H.dford City on or about
Julv lei, and the Teachers' Association
will meet at the asme placo on the Wcdace
dav preceding the opening of the Normal.
Among the teaebera ?elected are z**rof
J. A. Cunningham, atiee C. i'arrisb, and
Mrs. 0. T. Bartkowsi, Pannville; Mrs.
William Btrother, Lynebburc: Mr?. Rattle
c. MeGaee, Wieeeeaaat ProreaiorBiddick.
Hondoloh-Macon Academy; Bad ProfI BOT
1). vT. Bead, Hew London Academy und
I'niversity of Virginia. The session will
be held in Riindolph-Macon Academy, and
it is understood that between UK) and *00
teeehen ail! be ia attendanee. it ia be?
lieved that the St?te Superintendent will
also ? dl a eoBfereaee at the county super?
intendents at th.. s?mil time and place.
LCOKINCJ ron TltXU.
Peter l?os? (eolored >. erbe ha? been work
in ? for tho Norfolk end Western ??railroad
at iiiuetiei.l, eetae down from Boaaoke on
it c?ml-car MSl night, paying two negro
brakemen tweaty-?ve oeats each for the
privilege. Whan near Foteet D.pnt they
drew ? pistol on bin, robbed him of $11,
and forced him t?> jump from the train.
The police are looking for the robbers.
ama on ? ? oi-bt, ?am. dodd.
A gi'iitlemiin who arrive.1 hero from At?
lant?. <>a., s'atcs that the Governor of
that ?State has offered a reward of ?ffiUO for
tlie apprehension of 8am. Ilodd, the
whit?-man now in jail here, for u murder
committed in that State.
The reaideeee <?f Mr. i. It. Mitchell,
Bear Campbell Courthouse, was burned to
tbeground Thursday night. Most of the
furnttare waa aavea la a damaged condi?
tion. The origin of the fire is unknown.
BBtt ALrvE.
I.eccher Holloran. the young man who
attempted inieidc for love, is still ?bye,
and it is thought r.ow that he baa some
cbanee ??f **eoovery.
I be bob lit.?in ??f Rev. John B. Edwards
i. tie ai g lit i<? be critical, and much anxiety
is fell lot the r. salt.
Baowhaa been falling her.? since early
morning aurl it now about four inches
deep. _
CHARLOTTESVILLE'S RAILWAY.
PriipnM .1 Knute -nul Plan of Operations?
A Patent l'rncr?,? llour-MIU.
[Corraepi,rulenca (if the Klctimond Dltpatch.l
U_BLUTl'BBvlJXB, Va., March fi.?Tho
contract bee been signed bt- Mr. \V. J,
Ficklin, <>l tin?? place, for a in w street rail
wiiy. and it only remains for the Becoad
part? to s gti up, which ia expected will b?>
?lorn? to.dav. It is proposed to start tho
line nt tbe Obeeepeeke end Ohio depot,
the present terminus of the Oheriotteeville
?ml I'niv.rHtv street-railway. an?l run t-?
Moore's crees, by way ox "IMmc.ut."
Monticello avenue, and Avon street, t.-r
minatingat "Tbe Grove." where will be
laid out an attractive park and pleasare
gronnd. Work on the Imo is agreed t.?
ci mini. m', aa eooa ae the weather will per.
mit. to be completed is mm-tv dav? alter
th?- work begins. It i? als.? sfrreed that the
roed shall be operated for toar yee**a.cers
to be ran at resalar Intervals, inch
Rundays, whieh ia not done now. When
tbis line is built Chsrlotteav?e aad vicini?
ty will have three ? treat-car line?, on-of
which is ?o be turned mto uu electric line i
at an early ?lay.
rLOfR-MILU
Mr. Edward Oorbett.of Washington, has
contracted to bail 1 a largo pateauproeeaa
floor-mill Bear Bio station, in tins county.
The in i 1 ! will bave h capacity <.f seventy.
five barrels of flour per ?luv. and the eon
treetor aerees tut it shall be aeeoa?to
Bone on the merket The mill will com.
"??(?rations by June Int. and will bo
timlor the management of Mr. William
Thacker. Hon. J. lb Wiaajfleld atpreei?
<l?-nt. Mr. J. 0. Uowcock seeretury ami
treaeererof the company.
BoooaaesTrt? concert.
The vo'-al and instrumental concert
given by the Jarman iiuartette | Mi-s M .??
llasten Beade, Bledsoe, and Homer) kt
the Methodisl church last night was a suc?
cess and was largely attended, many
having to stand. This was the first Bf>
pearaacoof theae little children in a pro.
gramme specially prepared for them and
the large attend mee rittested their appre?
ciation by hearty applause unil nuimr.u?
Moores. I lut- perform on a variety of in?
struments and their skill, both vocal and
instrumental, is remarkable, all of then i
being quite young. The entertainment
will be repeated to-night,- thev are given
for church parpe
H.UI-HTORM.
At this writing a bail- ami snow-storm is
in progress und the indications are that wo
wiu have a ooatinnaace of the recent Be
Vere weath. r.
Mr. .lohn ?S. White, Jr.. is in Poughkcep
sie. N. Y. ; Miss Maggie Mason is visitiu?
in Washington, I). C. ; Miss Corinne i un
?tall, of Lynchburg, ia visiting frtonds ia
thllVr t_>T. Oeonre L. P?trie, of tbe Pres?
byterian church, will ?loliver a series of
lecture? ?n Huuvon's Pilgrim s Progresson
Thursday night* in the chapel at the
(unction, tho first of which took p'.aee last
night before a larpe nudienc? aud was
_rea?v snlofsd? L_t 1 s_
Mrs. T. b. Kelter is visiting relativea in
Orange. mu
THE HUNGARIANJMINERS.
The Usporls Wired Allogsthcr ficnsa
tlooal-Arrlval of tho Hohomlan
Corres pond?? nt.
fSpecltl telerram to ths Dlspatch.l
Pocabontas. Va.. March S.-The sensa?
tional trtory wired i Bobsn-sn paper about
ill treatment to Hungarian miners cicateo
morn mirth than indignation. Kit her in?
ter?-?.? I operators in Other regions or In?
terested opemtiTe? lier?' are at the bottom
of n It is not unusual for miners of t-iis
class to leave PooshoutM with two thou
sand dollars saved from their labor.
THK1R OWW AIT-\ I ???
That thev live in filth is their own affair
and not tobe charge?! to the authorities
or citissus here, who have striven to bring
about reforiiietK.il in this behalf. These
people en,.,-, absolute liljTty of action as
long as thev respect ths law. lh?>re is no
class with "power or inclin?t ?ou to curse
or abuse them.
nitro or no ax.
You csn pronounce the whole matter
either a fraud or hoax, and if theoorre
?nondent slluded to in the pr?s* dtrastoh?
iihould come here and m:ikei'.ims??ll known
be would prol.ai.lv be booted ?nit ?if town
by the Hungarians them-elves.
AN F.LDOBADO.
If tliere is on this continent or.? place
-h-re the serfs of Russia or Austro have
found .m Eldorado to square with their
wildest dreams of liberty and prosperity
the it-see is poeshontss. You can rely
upon this statement a-i being absolutely
true.
i_tt.r.
The Bohemian reporter alluded to in the
ru,m dispatches is here It soein? that
Bohemian workmen have been taken tore
mot.? railroad contracta oo tnsOUo sac
tension in West Virginia, and th-se peo?
ple complain that they wow Busied end
victimized, which may be the oi,,.. Hie
only connection that Pocabontaa has with
the" matter is that the Bohemians were
brought hen- by labor OOStrBOtors, and
front this point started to the remote
points from where tlicy wrote their letters
of complaint.
NOT ALLrOKD TO.
flince writing the above your corre.
?pondent has bterriewed Mr. Bets, the
whole Blotter does not allude to Po-a.
hontas at all. A full account will bo sent
to-morrow.
THE PITTSYLVANIA ROADS.
?Tarons Sunk Deop In the, Mnd-I'ncle
I ??'--. Bad Accident.
[l-p?clal telegram to tho Dispatch.!
DANvn.i.r, Va., March .-?-It is conceded
that the roads in this section were BOTST
in the memory of man in SttOhs t'?rnble
condition as how. Indeed they are almost
impassable, and sever;?! fanners have come
to town t ?-d iv on horseback, having left
their loaded wagon? by the wayside stuck
in the mud. An old colored man named
" Lafe Crew?," from th" neighborhooi] of
Chatham start"?! to town JrBStSfdnjr with a
load of tobacco. On the wav his wai.'on
-?ink ???far in the mud that his horse
could not pull it out. The old man tb-n
unhitched the horso and thought ho would
ride to town.
urn riMi-ors. ronrrioN.
He had BOl gone very far, however, when
thehorse fell down ?n.l Duels Lafo was
caught anderneatb, sustaining a frsoture
of the log m two plsoes. I!?' l.iv in tl.it
perilous position for an hour or more and
would have died from S-POSUTS ha?l not
another colored man Mppaned along op.
Pi.rtunelv. lie put the old mon "n his
wagon and brought him t?> Danville, where
surgical aid was render? 1.
t?i THF, white MOBS,
The Hustings Oonrl is still in session,
anil two more negroes were to-dav sen?
tenced to the penitentiary. Jim Rows, for
lioii-e-br?-:iking. gui two years, am! ?1? IS
Simpson, for ?.tirghiry. got the same punish,
ment.
The weather here to-day has been cold
andsleetv, and was altogether so disS?
grc? able that the funeral ??t JohnJ. lloyt
had to bo postponed.
A mamama***) XPIP.
Mr. W. T. Suih'.rlani!. with her grand
dnughtcr, 1_Matante and th. is making a
pleasant trip through the ?South.
Miss Aniiio Bicker baa just returned
from a visit to itichniond.
TWO MURDERS WITHIN A WEEK.
Killed with a BBSS Bsll Hat? Crushed 9*
a Stone?Daniel Aker Dead.
'Special telegram to ths Dispatch.]
Cfini-iTussnrRo, Na., Mares r..?John
Eaves was brought to jail hist night for
crushing the skull of William Page with a
raws bsll bat, from which he instantly
died.
A large number of Italian laborers bav?
been engaged in working on tho Norfolk
aud West? rn double track.
ANOTHER homicide.
Last Monday Nicolini Santoni deliberate?
ly and maliciously dropped a largo stone
from a bluff on which he was standing,
striking Michael ('uglielmo on the head,
from which offect? he died last night.
AN OCTOOENAKUN I>E.?U>.
Daniel Aker. aged near eighty years,
nlimit the oldest citizen in t?iwn. ?Iie.1 la-t
night, after an illness of three week?T ?lu
rat ion. He had never ha?l any serious
ailment before during his long Ufa.
The weather for tho past week has been
about tho roughest of the winter.
To Keep the Hill-Hoard? I'm re.
lh y telegraph to tbe Dtspatc?j
MiNKAro, Minn.. March 6.?The City
Oonni il here has decided to keep the bill?
boards in the city free from obscene pic?
ture?, particular objection being made to
litho.gr ?phs of amazona in tights and bal?
let-girls iu short dresses.
Girls.
Rv IIklzn Eki* Stai kbtt, ix Thi Forum.
"Thousands who arc now in shops and
other organized industries would really prefer
work in homes, if only the heavy, grimy,
malodorous, thUstt^tttvtytStg work of took
ing and laundering were nut required and
expected of them.'
Well?if this is true there's a
good time coming for girls and
the mistress too ; for women (by
millions) are coming to know, that
Pear!itic saves the clothes on your
back as well as the clothes in the
wash ; the paint on your walls?
the sheen of silver?thelustre
of Mass and reduces the labor
?drudgery?health breaking
?temper and comfort; wear?
ing work of washing and cleaning to almost nothing.
Besides?the girl?the mistress?or both?are better
satisfied with the results. It cleanses?restores original colors
?but hurts nothing, not even delicate skin?luxurious for
bathing?be among the bright ones and use Pcarline.
Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you, " this
t as good as " or " the same as I'earline." IT'S FALSE?
Beware!
earline is never peddled, and if your grocer sends you ,ome
? ' MES I* Y LE. New York
thing in place of Pearline, do the honest thing?send it back. 17*
nr gro
J&1I
_ PROPOSAI* ^^^^^
PBOP06AL8 FOU TOBACCO FOR
X TIIKNKW YOKK NAVY-TAHD.?Kbbbcabv
Hi, MM. seai.'l prop ?al?, p?.1oi?M " Propc??l?
for tVbeeeo for the Now York "??vy-Tard, to be
opened MAKi'll 31, lWl." will l>? recalrel at lb?
Bureau ol I'm?Minn? aad Cloibtoft, Navy U?.
i'?(tnjoi.i, \>'?,.??.nu't"D. P. C , until 18 o'clock
ii,."ii, iiitrr'i 31, l?'jl, aad ptibllcly opened Imiii?
?l.air'y tberoafier. tol'irriUri at tha Maw YorB
Nr?vy-Y?,rd i'.",'??i|.ouuit? of Narr lobaaco? Th?
Uiliur.? must .- .?i!, i in totb? .Nary ?UM'l&r.t and
lass ilia unu?l na-ai lnsnactloiS? Blank forms
of proposal? will i??? fiirnr-t??! ?ipon application
to tlie (uraunaudaut of tbo Navy-Yard, tbo Nary
I'?? um.-a. mow ?? ?irk. or totb? But??u, Mampl???
of tbe standard tobacco will bo furnished upoa
? Plillcaiton to i!n> Iltirtau. lb? attention of
nianuf?cturt?r? and dealers is laritel. Tie bids,
all otber ititnz? betas ?quel, decided by lot.
'it.? Pepartmeut reserre? ib? right to wbIto de?
fect? or to reject au y or all bid? not deomed
a.lvan'are.>u? to lbs UorerameoU Kl'WI.S
hTSWAtt'l' l'?rm??W?r-(.it-aerat U. s. Nary.
mhVSOt
?wa^w .**!5?tr?""' WS**?,_vXwv
Jaks? Lvost Hill MohvaodbT
Kbw. Hzvzzlv ?latzr.
LYONS. SLATER & MONTAGUE,
ATTOHNMYS AMO l Ol ?.SElUiKS AT LAW,
NOTARIIS PUBLIC,
Boom No. 4, Bbaler's Bui id in?, Tanta aad Mala
Btreets.
Will pract?cala sU State aad Valia? States
rvilE WHITE S?LPH?B SPRINGS
or
WEST VIRGINIA.
Thi? far-famed and popular r??ort ?rill b? ope?
rated Hi? oi.?'iiUK season by Mr. Stuart with iba
un 1er? gil? ! B? superintendent.
Tbe property will change band? within a low
mouth?, but Uj.? tDBnagement of tha place will
not be affected thereby, nor will It? ?rell-earncJ
reputation be Impaired.
It Is believed that tbe approaching ?-?son will
be ilia most lu t.liant ever known la the history
of the spring?,
mh Mm B. V. EAR LB, ?apaiiatcadeBL
_ FIBHKRNEN'H ai'PPLIKM.
SEINE-TH1_AD, OILL-,
I*i(| TWINfW. Allot tb?beat
make? Imported by us, which we sail at Iowas*
price?. Also, la ?lock all number? at Twine?
aad Lisas, Corks, ?se. Raiting and Webs stade
up of all description?. SatUracUen gueraaUed.
? U LICBTMSTS-.TS M**^
earner SaTeataaata aad Vraakila scraatt,
Sala importan e( the Item aTeaad Bei^lWaa*,
aarraaistf P_ ttaaeard la every ?articaier.
of ?all in L-are-ing Power.
._U. S. Gort Report, As* i7? ??H
bwder
AEaSOtUTELy PWRE
s-?
AlCTION SAM.S?This Day._^
By Jam?? .Mecdou?aU, Auetlooeer.
No. 1200 e*sit Itsln street.
T.-OK BAX-B AT AUCTION, SATFP.?
T DAT. March 7. 11*>1. at 1 ?.Vloc; P. M., 01 IM?
Hi.srK ormr row iu a. Ke_iTH-e?or?i
?ViO east t'ary stree', opposite Talt?tt A Bone*
foundry. In<-l?:dln? tool?. (lxturei!, and .?very*
thin? nee??ssary for ivrodi"-i!nr t?>'> lusId.-ss. ?
?spinndlJchan.-o for young uiau. Caa ew_iMOaco
bn?ino-?s MonQay rnot-ulDg. K.ir r?rtleula?, np- !
fi y to MSB* C. SMITH,
rah t>3t_No. 1701 Carystrcot.
RICHMOND BAZA Alt, *?rv?
RSn MM ASS M? FBANM.INBTBSBT. ?-*---?> :
TO-DAY
af lno'cIO'k we ?rill sell a number of excellent !
HOKSKS, MC LE?, Bf..i.I?,S, I HAKTUMS, a?d
WAQOS&
AT 11 O'CLOCK
1 fiO talc? of HAT, In pntno .-oii.tltlnn;
I n"?r TOI'-WAOON for give.?-.? ?iss?.
i set (id hand WAUUHT, tn u?-?>! order;
1 ?..cou'l-ttaad FAMILY Kl). KAVV.VY,
1 superior HAY MAW?. Ko.in'1 aud reliable, to
; ?ItS. 'i* r."?..rvs ;
1 tiioroucli ffMI COW, largn millier, calf by
li?rsnl?;
Movrsl very gool TOP arid OPRN BIUCIES, !
sill all oilier stock regli-tered tu time,
mli 7 K. B. CO??K, Salesman, i
TUE
la an 1n?'rum?>n; lor ttir> cure of dlsoass without
u.ein?in??. It i? ?,!?? life-?or1, of au ed?cate*
physician who is now ashamed that h? evsrgavo
a ?lotto, as with tht? instrument he is ablo to cum
all ?lls'-as??. 01s?t>i?o Is nothl.-.g mors than ro?
il u-cd vitality. The ?leciropolae cures by <*ou
stant additions to the vita! force, and so tisturo
throws otT the trotiliK Call at 116 BA8T ??HACK
SI IISET and Impact lh? Kloetropolsean 1 refer?
ences hern lii th? city that will ?atlsfy Ihe mo?t
Incrsdulou? that the claims mal..for this instru?
ment aro not exaeperael. Nothing Is entier ot
proo th?n that with It cures ars made which by
ordinary methods of medication are Impossible.
CATAUKH, BHBUMA'l ISM,
COLDS, BKONCIIITIS.
ASO AFFECTIONf* ARIMNU KUOU COLD AMI)
DAMFH-SS AKR KSAD1LT CTJ-BU.
We So dot publish the names of our promi?
nent patrons, bi-?-?ti-el Isan itnp???l!ix>ii en tti.'tr
ttSM sud pat.i.n'-.i to net .?>? (ho ?any Inquiries
?.lili vrtiich tr.eir malls would l.e bSlSonod
TIM Klectropoie" I* not ?lortri.nl, nor ?loos It
deal with ele.-trl?-itr. It deals with the eleetrl
? al and magnetic condition? of tan i.odv snd th?
gsso? which surround it, and by controlling the
body absolutely cure? disease.
For lull Infor?allon call ?>.i or address
l'A I I? I'll A IT,
41? F.AST ORACH ?TUST. WCH-OICD, Va.
Ja lVTUTliASaUrlssr
WANTS.
\lr a N T E D.-T W E N TI - F I V E
Vt W VIS 1 - AN? SKIRT-MAKERS wanted
for eteaily employment. Only experienced
neod apply. Apply botween the hours of 9 and
10 o'clock A. M. .Mut. HOI-,
Dili 7-lt with Tho Cohen Company.
/ANTED, A COOK, APPLY AT
813 west Orac.i str?of. mo 7-lt*
WANTED, TO SELL ON BROAD
?STKEETADKTOSTOKB
doing a good butlness. Address ORCCS, caro
HiHi'ATi ?i. mh 7-lt*
\V ANTED. A FIRST-CLASS COOK
v? for a ?mall family, bring reloren??s. 17
wo?t lary street. nib 7-lt*
~i PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN
?A. wishes lo employ a good COOK ANO
NCRHK to llvo in the country slii-ien ?illsstron
.-It?. Oood puy and a good homo. Bring refer?
ences for lour days. Ol? west Uraco ItreOfc
_nih 7-it
WANTED, GIRLS TO PAPER CI
r? OAaVsaSCBSUOOT-BOX-s. Girls on
der fifteen need not apply. I). ?. I.KA ? CO.S
llo;-l actory. corner Malu and Twentieth -I ??'-j
_ BBS 7-'.f
VTANTED, THE LADT WHO BY
v 1 mWtaketooka BLACK SHAWL with bro?
cado border from the llslvldoro Hall on March
Mh lo roturn It to No. 5 ?vest Clay street aud get
her own In eichtnge. mh7.1i
\yANTED, A FIRST-CLASS COOK
v v withoui InesflBbtanes at un Floyd av?j
nue, cornr-r ',f Floyd avenu? and l.lod.n ?tr-ets.
_rah7.lt*
WANTED, A RELIABLE PERSON
" Vi act a* in?? leesl representative of a cor?
poration, with a paid-up capital of ??t?fitO, la
the sale, through sub-agouti, of Instalment .-a
ving? Hoods. To such a poreou a d.-slrabie aud
life-lon-r portion csn be secured. Address
MU ITaL ISV-BTMBNT company,
412 Nlroliet avenue,
_mh7-lw_ Minneapolis, Minn.
\\:anted, the party that
vv psSB04 the twen'y-do:lar bill to A. I)
SORDOS tor ten-dollar bill lo call and get his
change fe-.'l east Main street". mil rVs!t*
\tfrAXTED, AN EXPERIENCED
? v BAMDWABI MAN with ?-.DOu ?.-?pital to |
engtgo In tbe hardware builnes? in ??.'lowuuf ,
Iowa af Southwest Virginia. A?l?lre?a P.. car?
UiBi'ATni._ma6-lw_ '
At'ANTED, A POSITION AS 6TB
>> NtKiKAI'lIEKASnTYI'E.VRITF.H. Will
ing to work for reason all? ?aliirr. Gr.o?l refer
eoi-s?. Ad 1res? " ( ,' care DtsrATCa rah Mt'
Wr ANTED, A FIRST-CLASS DOU?
BLK-ENTRY BOOE.-KBt.PElt. State ?ala
rt exaaated Apply to commission MBit.
CHANT,ears l) m-aicu._mbri-it
WANTED, A POSITION ASTRAY
>Y ELLlN'tit'l'LLa'ClING AGENT. A.ldre?.?
X., care Hicbmond It ayates, Klchmond, V?.
_mh i-lw*
VT^ANT?D, AN ACTIVE AND
TV .su'ttP? TOtTBQ MAN TO KEEP lt(?'?K-i
AM> A'lTKNO TO TUB SBIPPINU DBPA..T
M.'t.NT. Isai reference* aud ?tale auiouut of
?a ary required.
NKWPOKr NEWS MILLING COMPANY,
mb 1-71** _
\\rANTED, EVERYBODY TO
V V ku?w that tbay oaa hav.? their Knives and
TaMo-War? Platod; also, t*h?ar?, Kazor?, sud
Instrumenta ?/round and put in perfe?-t order at
HICBMOND ELEcTKO-PLATINt.-WOKKS.
Eleventh end Cary ?troet?, Klchmond, Vs.
fe mar*_
W'ANIHD, ACTIVE MEN TO
VV TKAVBL, APPOINT, AND MANAGE A
COKPs Or' sl'B-AOEN'fS IN THI?J AND AD
'OINIHQ .STATE".. Ho t.ooz?, no canvoaiing.
Fiv.? hundred dollars. a?ti or ?ecurity uece??iuy.
Hu?lnc?a permanent and pay? l-UO per mouth.
fee latarvlaw c?u at
H. W. HI SOM'.S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
mb *>-Tn>a4?ult* 419 east Broad ?tree*.
WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOU A
V? MOOT DESIKAHI.K SECOND-9TORY
FKONTand BALL-HOiiM. with FIUST-CLA8S
HOARD, at Mo. SO; east Graco street.
_mb 1.517-31*
WANTED, 'AGENTS TO SELL
VV the I'lnl??? Clothna-Line; th? only Ho?
ever invented that holds tbe clothes without
pins: a perfect ?uccoe?; pateut recoutly
U'iied ; ?old only by agenta, to wboin the ?zciu
?Ivt? right Is given ; on receipt of Si) cent? we will
?-?lid a ?ample line by mail ; alao circular?; prtoe
ll?t and term? to agent?; secure your territory
at once. Address THE PINLBfS t'LOTHtiS
I.1NK COMPANY, 17 Uermon street. Worces ta
ml?-?. ocll-SaAW8m
BCSINESf WANTS.
WANTED, BUSINESS-MEN,
clerk?, aad others who desire protection
In case of Insolvency, lee? of position. ?Ickne??,
or ?leatb, to address for full particulars TUB
B?BIltBnaBaffw PKOTECTIVE UNION, Rich?
mond, Va. Any desired protection can be ob?
tained. UOOD, KB 1.1 A11 IK AGENT?) WANTK&
fo li-im
r?)K RENT.
FOR RENT, NEW FRAME fi
DWELLING, four room?, on Franklin?
near Thirtieth, ?treet ; water on the li>. In nice
oi.?r. Good neighborhood, fr) per month.
B. C. OODDIN.
roh7-it*_ails aeaj Main greet
FOR RENT. AT '$30 PERA
MONTH, No. ?10! Frankila street, !?-?_
iween Fourth and Filth, containing sight rooms
besides kitchen and ?errant?' room?.
Ii. HKI.lMlN TAYLOK <ft BON,
mh 7-8t corner Eleventh ami Bank ?treeU.
?f OR RENT, THE LARGE LOT AT
smithes?', corner Broad and Laurel streets
now occupied by Chalmers A C'a a? a coal-yard.
Biro SiOxliO fest, Pos?o??ion April 1st
FBANKD. HILL & CO..
mh 7-it 8 north Elevsutb street.
S
TORE AND DWFLLINOtJ FOR.
BSNT. .
Tnrae NICI MIW DWELLINGS on RIavanth
?trae?, beyond Clay, conutlnlng 7 or 8 rooms
?a-h and all modern Imprnv.nnauU.
NICK OKF1CB ever Na 1390 eaat Cary ?treet ;
privais entraoca an Twelfth atraat.
NEW BKIca* STOBB, Na .30 aorta Seooad
?treet, with ??aad residen?-?? above : water, gas,
Ac. Apply to U'l'ltt BAWLING?,
aah S-Th,aaatiaia?t No. l?OO?it Maloatrtac
rtOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR _r
VT BBNT??M aertb Savantaaatb atraat? a_
wlth Bva aaod roo?? above- prtfs law to ?wa
Antrta LOUIS laWU i?gC
AUCTION sAT.Ki?i~rotnr?^l^?.^,^
By I'hew-jlcg A Hose,
Rsal Estatn Agents. Auctloie?irs. and Broksi
3o. 5 norih Tenth su-st.
French. Ouardlao.l in the Chancery Court
vs. -Hie city o' Kl-imond. D
FroBch et ?Is. j ?reo of Decombar 1U, 1?*9U.
TN EXECCTIOn7)F A DECREE I
I the above-mention* 1 suit, the unlerslgm
therehy sppolnte-t for the purpose, will sell!
auction, upon tho prernite?. on
Tni/HSDAY, Mak?b 11. UN,
st l-") o'clock V. M., tb? following BKA
BsTATE-to wit: Alt that certain lot ot lau
fr>?i?t tu? ou ?he south side of ('.?ril'gton strs?
near lark ?Ireot on the west ;00 feet and rur
ning back let ?roen psraH?l Unes toa lnrn(
hiilldln,?. *?riis;i dwellings eroded upen thl
proporty will ylold a go ?d return upon the ou'
lav.
i ssMs : One thlr?i In cash : balance upon a crnfll
of sis and lie h-.? m ? li-, said deterred pay
meot-tto b?? ?VtOeoe? I by negotiable untos, wit
inwr??! added train day of sals. mid the title t
sai-t prnfrty to hn retained vn'll It.?? whole o
th* p'ir?'h%S'??rnotiny Is paid and a conveyanc?
la o: derod by the Court.
W. W. COSBY. .J??
Special Commttstonsr.
banmmm & Ros?, a.:, oaneom
FlSirCn, (?t'A?tP!A<?. I'l.AINTIIT. AOAIX81
(?BXVI'll STATS.. DSFtNUANTS-I*?- TU? CHA?
( KKT I OIRT Of TH?. ClTV OF -MB?BOBS
LCharl't \V. Uoddln. <-l?rk of sai?l court, cep
tlfy that the b?jfid roqatanoSol the special com?
mlsslonnr l?y Hi . -le.Tee In ssi'l causo of llocom?
ber in, It-iie, has been duly sc1t??i?.
Olven uuaor my hand this :Cst day of Dc-em?
bnr. ISIt, CHARLB-t W, UODDIN.
reh 7 _Clerk.
By Jas. Mac Icuga?l, Auctlonoer,
1200 et?! Main.
T?XOELLEuFt BAR-CO?NTER,
J HTKAM-T.MII.B. I ARUR RKPRKiBRATOR,
BTAaS-riXTCBEB, .,?-.. AT AI'ITION.-By
rsquast of the owner I will soil at Bo. is ? east
Hi ?ad street on
MONDAY, N-scnSrs,
at U o clock M ?
1 Very Fine OAK BAB-COfJSTBB;
1 Kx?-.?lient STEAM AI'I'AKA 1 CS, with Counter,
Dishes, Tops, ,v?'. ;
1 Superior (iLA.s.S-DOOR WALNUT RKFHIGK
RATOR:
1 Verv llandsoms BTX-UGHT CHANDELIER,
with Ulast I'endautM aud Fancy Uiobes.
Alio, a Urn lot of i>l AUK-Fl-1 URES, SCENS
KY. _e , 4,?.
Tim?.? article? are nearly new and In first
clas? orSer. Will bstold without reserve, and to
b? removed at once.
mh fl .TAS. MACDOCOALI-Auctioneer.
By Chariot A. Koto and Loult hawllogt,
Real Ebttte Auctioneers.
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION 8ALE
OP THAT
HANDSOME MO-IBM BRICK DWELLINO,
No.KM FAKK AVKNL'E.
OPPOSITE JOHN C. SHAFBR'S BEAUTIFUL
TAUX
TUE LOT FRONTS M t???t ON TDK SOOTH
LINP. OK PAUK AVKMK, RUNNING
BACK \UOl'T 115 FEET TO A
??-FOOT ALLEY.
At th? rtxiungt of thi owner wo will Mil by
public suction ?'it
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, Ms,
at 4V o'clock P. M. th?. al ove.d<??erlbad moat de?
siiatil? ?cd vBiu.ibl? PKOPBK1 \. Thi?dwelling,
wr.h thri'.i ?ton??'. ass t.uilt wliiiin the last few
rears, aad beside? i ?-iutr -?iii??.iantlaliy and woll
built In overyr.--r.ee; outaiu? all m?.d?ra con?
! venlt-iicu? for baassSeeplae*, el ., with ten or
I mere large room", 'lhe u?iglil.orli?>od here 1?
?l??cl<l"d.y the Best attractive and desirable In
the city ?ni l.plng gr-atly In .leniand will
undoutitedly csban-?> la valu.-, uf tho?o fact?
you will be m??r>? thoroughly couviuced by lend?
lui; u< roar pre
Ts??Hs: Easy ?cd .i:in???ir:.f'.? at ?Me.
CHARLE? A. ROSE,
LOCI? i:\Wl IN?.".
mh 4_Auctioneers.
By .lamen IS. Klatrn,
H->al Ezt.it?> Ag?ot ai.d Auitioneer,
i' 13 Main street
PEREMPTORY AUCT?ON SALE
or
TWO GOOD TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
DWELLING?,
No?. UM AND IBM EAST HABSBAIX STREET.
llKTWEEN firrBaWTH and nXTBBHTfl
STREETS,
AND
A GOOD VACANT LOT ON 8IXTF.?NTII
STREET, HKTWKKN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS.
I ?ball sell by public auction on
MONDAY, MAKcn?, UM,
st 4? o'clock P, M., uMAput limit, the above
named NEAT AND SUBSTANTIAL BKICK
DWELLING?, containing about ?Iz room? each.
with detach?*?! brick kiichensand lot? of l.'.tazKO
t.'.'t.-1 it t?. an all?y nix feet wide, both occupied
by p. rmsneot, prompt-paying louants at frjij per
ni mili. AI??, Hi? VACANT LOT In rmr if
?am?, fronting ?bout 17 feet on ?sixteenth ?treet
an 1 having a good depth.
Itlsaeldom that property yielding ?o good a
revenue I? thrown up- a tl?? marxei wilbout
limit, aod all person? with a little money to in
vesl .?'.".ild attou'l Um sal?.
Team: OBS llrrrl cash: bnli.no by negoiia
1!.' n t--?at ?ii ?ul tw.?It? mouth?, with Interest,
an-1 M oared by deed truv. J. II. BLAB,
ma 4 _Auctioneer.
QALE OF VALUABLE REAL ?_.
IO T?TE IN QleOVCBOTBB C )r.NTY.-By vir?
tue of a deer??? proitounctrxl In -haii'vry ?ult? of
Dawson A Co. v?. R?,?.- and cih?ra, Morgan Treat
vt. Taiiaferro, BM lal ?-?m ml,?toner, and Kot?
and other? vs?. Roane, trafica, and other?, at
.lauuary special tana. 1891, of (.leurester Circuit
Court, the und??r?i4n?9d will ?ell at public auction
at Gloucester Courthouse ??:.
MONDAY, Aratl. 8, 1891,
at 1 o'clock P. M., that VALUABLE PABB known
a? ????outh Whit? Mar?h," in Gloucoster oounty,
roulalniiig ?bout ?|i ACltKS. Splendid gra/rlng
and fnrniiug-laii'i?. About SCO a-res In umber?
pin-?, chestnut, white- and red-oak. Tho Improve?
ment? ?r? good: fcu.riag 1? good; a desirable
neighborhood ; couvenient to churches, aeheeta,
t>ost-ofTtee?, and tele|rhocn ofttce?; convenient to
Norfolk, Richmond, aad Baltimore t.y daily
?teamer? on Ware, Sevorn, and York rivera. Tb?
farm will be sold in parcela or a? a whole.
llil < Is a rare opportuutly for purchasing land
of Hii.-h great value.
Tbkm?: One tout th caab; tbe balance on ?lx,
twelve, and elrhteeu month?, taklug from pur
?i,rt*.-r or pun-baser? bond? with approvod per?
sonal ?ecurlty, retatnlug tltlo until tho whole
purchase-money I? pal?l.
WARNER P. ROANE.
.!. L. TAI.IAKHKHO,
Special ComuilMiouers.
February 38,1S91.
In tub CLBBE'ti Ornea or thb Circcit Cocbt
or thb County or Glodcbbtbb? Dawbov A
(ir. VI. R.'.-S, I'l-.BAT VU. TAMAFSBBu, R.i?.SJC
Ac., vs. Roam?, TBL'BTBS. I?m ??.HANI.
I, Samuel 11. Chapman, clerk of th'? -aid court,
do certify thai tbe bond required cf the special
commlMlonera by tbe decree rendorel In ?aid
cause on the ..; *. day of Kebruary, 1891, ha? been
?lulv given by Warner P. Roan? and Jam*? I.
Taiiaferro. two of tbe oommUsioner? appointed
under ?aid docree.
i luven under my band a? clerk of th? ?aid court
tht?*Sd day of I'sbruary, Mi!.
mhMw_SAMUEL B. cnAPMAN, C. C.
Jackson Brandt A Co. nud button A Co.,
Real fin?ate Agents ?nd Auction??!?.
COMMISSIONERS7 SALE OF A
V VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN?
ING ?OKTY-KIGHT ACRES, FRONTING ON
' 1HB NEW CENTRAL TURNPIKE, ABOUT
TWO MILKS EAST OF THE CITY LIMITS.
Freeman, Ac. | Decree ol tho Chancery Court of
*?. '- tbe eliy of Richmond Fsbru
Wblte, Ac. ) ary 1". 1HW.
In execution of a decree in the above ?ult the
undersigned, tcereby appointed for the purpose,
will ?oil by auction, tn front of tho court-house
of lleurlco county, V?., oa
MONDAY, Masco 9,1891,
that being court-day, at 1. o'clock M., the abore
deecntod PROPERTY. The land l!ea imme?
diately on the Naw Central turnpike, a short
distance east of th? WiUtamburg toll-gate, and
adjoin? th? land? of Mesar?. Herbert, Boeker,
and other? aud ts a portion of what I? known a?
tbe Roper tract.
The land Ho? well, and it? proximity to Una
city limit? ?houl.l attract the attention of those
wlshiug to luvest in suburban property.
Tbbu?: One third cash, aad th? balance In
?tz, twelve, and eighteen months. In ?.??u?! In?
stalment?, ?ecurod by negotiable uotes, and tbe
line to be retatued until tho wholo of tbe pur
cha?e-niou.?y Is paid ?nd a coavayanc? ordered
by the Court. TtloM as N. CARTMfc?,
B. T. CANNON,
Special CouiaiUslonar.
Fbbbmas, PniMTiri?. auaissv Wbits ans ais.,
l'BI-'BNU? NTS ?I.? THB ?UJ.NCZHY CoCBT OK TUS
crrv or Bicsmokd.
I, Charles W. Goldin, clerk of said court, car?
tlfy '.hat the bond required of the ?peclal com
mission?'? by the deer?? in ?aid cause of Feb?
ruary IS. 1W1, ha? been duly given.
Given under my Uand this t7;b, day of Fobru?
sry, 1BSL CHAULES W. GODDIN,
_mhl,S,S.6,TAs_ ?****._
HI'SINKKH OFroHTUMTI*Br?a
f?b?NTRY STORE. -STOCK OF?_
AUCTION SA--S-.p*OT?rw DtvfS.
sst**tvy,*j*s*^-. ^??^?.?"?xxA/Vn^^.
By Jeatee B. ttaa,
Beal astaw Aswat end Aoottoaeor,
HIS Mala street
rmUSTEETS AUCTION SALE
A or rss S
ATTRACTIVfLT-LOCATBO ANO VALUAB-I
DETACHED TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLINli
HO. '-17 VSNABLS BTBSST,
SVff?B
BO?TB SIDE OF VKNABLR BTRSET,
BBTWBBN
TWBNTY-8RCO?I1) AND TWiftTY-TUIRD
(OR Jt8SAMINB)STBSST.
la oxeeutlon of a.'ertalo deed ot tnitt to m?.
dated May 17, l-*?s, recorded lu Deod-Book i.TH 0,
pas.? S Richmond Chancery Court, default
hailng been made In the debt s-st-ored. and
being required so to do Oy the beneficiary, I
?hall ??.II t,v r,.ih 1.? ?iirlion An the nr.mlau or.
T'.'KBDAY. Mak.h 10. 1801.
at AH o'clock P. M., ?he LOT AND DWBLLINC
described IB ?aid do-fl and situate as et-jve
stated, tue lot fronting-it'* feet, more or less, oo
Venable street and attendit?* b*? w'thin psrsl
lc| linn? i lifeet. niore or less, to Fuiton slrent:
the dwelling being ? nest end subsianllal .?ie
containing about seven rooms with theesualc .n
vmi>ence?. la g?x*l repair, and under a *ood
rental. ___ ,
'Haas : Cash as to expenses of ?ale, any do
i lu.j .eut tax -, and Ihe sum ?.f HAIC, wl(b 10
terest thareoa from the 90 i. dsy of N'lvemb r,
1WX). and the msidu? upon ?u?h term? as the
grantor in said deed shall dlre.-t, or tho trustee
thlak fit and a? will be aosoun-ed at time of
saie. .IAVI-.SI1. K \? .
?ta _Trasses.
By N. W. Bow?,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF A
SMALL TRACT OF LAND
ABOUT TWO AND A HALF MILSi NORTII OF
RICHMOND NHAH i US BROOK
TURNPIKE.
In oiecutlon of a dne?l of trust from Stephen
Orymes to I'. W. Orubbs, daled Uth of July,
!*;?, and re.-orded to Henrlco couaty ?Jow??la
Pt?ilB0SS 131 "B," PW-7. 1 will sell by BBS?
Uon. on
WEDNESDAY, MtacH II, 1*3!,
atl o'clock V. M., at the of-lce ?| N. W. Bow?,
No. 4 north Btevemh street, Richmond. Vs., the
LAND above ref??rre.l te, cou'.ai:ilug S ,:M?0
ACKKS, fronting on a rx-?al near the unw North
toad, and near the laulso: TtMSST K? ?Sauds,
Km).. Major A. *,.. .-iie.i.i-, and others.
lisais: Cssh sufflcieat to defray the ex
P'ti?Oi of executing Hie trust, the fe-e? for draw?
ing and recording tald tru?t dee 1. and to pay a
bond for fIK!?? with lotere?t thoreou from the
Pith of July. 1?H), an 1 tlio residue upon terms
to be announced at sale.
LEWIS P. WIMTUM,
Adrattilttr?tor of P. W. Umbbs, deceased.
mh |
By .Tas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
Na HMO esst Valu street.
TRON-WORKS. BUILDERS, AND
1 OTUBRS, AlTKNTION.-LARliS SALI
OF LIMBKH, STBKL, IKON. Ac, Ac, AT NEW
CITY Li ALL AT ALCHON.?By direction of the
City Buglueer I will sell, on the premisos, a?
above on
MONDAY, MAKcn <?, 1591,
at 10 ., o'clock, a largo assortment ef above ar?
ticles, embracing about
-'.7WU po.inls STBBL POINTS.
?._0 peuadt WROLOH1-IRON SCRAP,
?7,51X1 sounds C A HI-1RON PIPE, ?KPAKATORS.
DB?K1CK * TKACK, 1ROL1.BT AND
?BAR-WHEELS. Ao.
Also, about ?J0.0OO FEET ?a M.) OF TIMBER
that was used In derrick-framing, raaglng lo
si ?? from CxS to ltxii and from 10 to H ftei In
length.
Particular attitorton of all lo this line of bus!,
note is asked.?? ??erylbltg matt be ?old sal re
moved at onc-j, JA?. MACDOl ?ALL.
mh 5 Auctioneer.
n-TAKTCRE OF STEAMERS.
TTTROINIA STEAAlROATAjagLj
? COMPANYS .IAMs?-ltlVKR-a__aH_U
LINE. 'Jheaoestand most pleasant ro"t" lo O -?
POINT, NORFOLK, PURlSMOU 1 K. No* I'Olir
NKWs. cLARBMORT, snd ?lAME-vRI VEK
I.ANDINOS DIRKC/T by clegint sal ova _e_mer
AKIKL lesMng Htchioou. EVERY MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, ftod FRIDAY at . A. M. bireet
cars go d1re?.?ily te steamers' wharf. I are to Old
Point or Norfolk, fl.au : second cits*. IL
Connectloas at Old F?niit closely with all Hoes
for Hsltitii re. Phlladel|ihla, and New York
same afternoon, James river by dsyllght.
(ireat tourist line. Clio a-,est route. Ticket?
only tialf ?f Rail Kate*.
Through tickets on steamer and st (iarber's
Agency. 901 Main ssr? et. Baggage cbix'ked
throu^n. state-rooms engaged for day or night.
FHEIUUTS
Freight received ?laiiy for NORFOLK, PORTS
Moriil, SMIIHFIBl.D, HAMPION. OLD
POINT, WAVERLT, HkUSFOrtD, and ALEX?
ANDRIA, VA.; WASIllNOTdN, D. C; M.V,
BRUNS. WASHINUl'ON, TAHOhO', N. C , : ad
st Ali?os on the Atlantic and Danville railroad,
boaboard ?ad Roatioko railroad, Norfolk South.
ci n railroad, Karmvlllo and Powhatao railroad.
And Eastern North ( aro.ma generally ; alto 1er
Eastern Shore of Virginia, and ail regular
landings on Jamos and Rappahannock rivers,
at LOWEST RATE?' and tbroush Mils 1 -?'i-L
LUCIEN K TATUM, Vice-Prestdout,
So. 1117 Main street and !..^t?.tts.
_Ibvim WxiHiatK, Freight and Pa?songer Agent,
pHLLADELl'HlA, R I C U-yjm
MOND AND NORFOLK
-STEAMSHIP COMPANX
Appointed sailing daya Every TCBSDAT
and FRIDAT at IS M. and sv.ry ?ONDA Y a: i
A. *-.
Freight for Tuesdays' and Fridays' stsamors
reos)ved till 1130 A.M.; for Suiidays' ttnamer
till 5 P. M. Saiurda Freight received dally Uli
F?rbte.
For farther Information apply to
?. W. McCABRICK.
General Southern Agent, ufnee Rocsetta?
W. P. CLYDE A CO.,
no 1 General Agenta, Phils lslphla?_
OLD DOMINION rvTa_M--^L^.
SHIP COMPANY. --^_i_l
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamer? leave Richmond EVBRY TUESDAY
?in FRIDAY at ft P. M. Manifest closed ona
hour before ?alltn? tlrno.
ptesiner? l;av? N.?w York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY SI 3 P.
V., arriving tn Richmond MONDAY aad FKI
DAYMURNINOH.
Passenger ao. orea?.i'lat'on? unsurpaaaed.
Cabtu f?re to New York ?>.? Jamea-rtver
route (lnclu.ling meal? and berth..$ BO)
Round-trip ticket?, limited (o t&lrty days
after date of tsatu?.. 1400
8leer?)?e, with aubelstanc?.- flOO
?Bsetaaa?) wlrtrout eubeutance. 600
Cabin far? eta Chesapeake and Ohio rail?
way. 1000
Cabin fare via Rlcbmoad and Petersburg
railroad. WOO
Ticket? can be obtained at A. W. Oarber'a. 1*0
Main street; Cbe??peaze and Ohio and Rich?
mond and Petersburg depot?, aud at company's
otter??, isoi Mala ?treat, an 1 wharf, Rockelt?.
Freight forwarded and through bills of lading
Issued for poluta beyoad Mew York.
Freight received daily unttl ', P. M.
Paatengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYH,
TUESDAYS. WKDNESDAYS.TIIURSDAYo, and
HA ITRl'A Y\ by lb? Clieiai.? ?'<?? and Ohio rail?
way) .ia Newport New?) at ?SO A. M. and by
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad (?aine day?;
at 1:1:10 P. ti.. ?ill make ?-oum-ctioa at NORFOLK
with steamer leaving tho?? day?,
GEORGE W. ALLEN A CO., Agent?,
Na 1901 Main street, aad
dei Company's wharf, Rocke its.
U A ?LEO AD LINKS. ^ ^
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD.
SCUBDULK IN BVraOT JANUARY t, lWL
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA. :
3115 A.M. SOUTHERN BXPBBSB, dally to au
lauta. Augusta, and points South.
Connect? at ureenabero' for Durhata
and Rs..?lgh ; at ??elisbury for W'???? -
?rn North Cm o ina. Passengers can
take Meeper at 9 P. M. Through
sleeper? from Danville South.
?rlS A.B. ACCOMMODA HOW, dally, ?zcapt
Sunday, to Clover. Vs., ?nd interme?
d?ate pot?la,
10-J?A.B. VIKOINIA AND NORTH CABOLINA
EXPRESS, dally, through iralu to
Haleigb i .a Keysvilie. Connect? at
' Burkevllle with Norfolk and Western
railroad for Farrarille Lynch burg,
aud potuts West; at K?y?vlllo for
Clarfcartlle, Oxford, Henderson, and
Durham.
LOOP. M. PAST MAIL. d??ly. for Allaat? Au
guau, and point? South. Couaeoua;
Mosley'e Junction with Farartvllla anS
Poabatsa railroad; at Greensboro'
for Durnatr? and Raleigh; at Salis?
bury for Western Norut Carolina.
Through ?leepera tram Danville
r?outh. At Danville connecte with the
vestibule limite?*.
?OOP. M. LOCAL, dally, except Sunday, for
Amelia Courtn.u?e aad iutormedlate
pointa.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
3:3U r\ M.' 1 From At!??* ?-???I Angus'.?.
8:49 A. M. From Amelia Courthouse.
4:90 P. M. From Kaletgh.
??P.M. AiMB-ttbtatert-romClorer.
YORK-RIVER IINE^w^pwst
THI FAVORITE ROUTI NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 10,1 W P. M.
LOCAL KXPMaaa, daily, except Bandar.
Stop? at all ?(alloua. At Laster Manor eoaaeeia
vita ?tag? for Walkertou; with BalUmora
steamer at West Paint.
TRAIN Mo. IS, a? P. M.
?ALTIMOUB UMJTSD, dally ezcapt Bandar
for Wees folni, ooanacuu? with Yorz-Klrer
?learner? for Baltimore. At Baltimer? maraer?
ooauect wlta Ualtlmere aad Oaio raUlroad tar
Washlagtaa, Philadelphia, aad Hem York.
hteaatars leave Baltimore t P. M. dally, except
Sunday. *"
Tralaa arrive at IUclwcMd fcl* A.B. sad tfte?
*"** TIUINNCs ?0.7.?AM.
LOCAL BUBO, dailyjocept Suada?, leave*
Tweniy-ifctrd aveset for West iWaadToter?!
diatepolata.
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Af?i> futom
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Radford and
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Ticke?. r-'w |
can tx? eMotaed ?
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SCHEDULE IB I
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8:40A, M. Deny f
PxjIIiL
11:00 A. M. Kxir
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4:30 P. M. A
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7:45 P. M. da.lv t:
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10:50 A. M. aud M3 I
Otatloa: Broad Mr
JAMEs-lc. .
(Blchmca 1 au I I
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