The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-16
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Correspondence of the Richmond Msps 100
MARCH 10. 1889.
II Is now believed that the differences w,
tween Colonel Marye, OF the Adrdnce' anu ~,
Colonel X. +. Hubbard. OF Riclmoha, w ,,n
be amicably settled, aud that no nos,i'.
meeting will result. The Statement. 'l".
Mr.. HUBBARD has gone to Rlchmona u llo,
credited in the least: and there i goou
reason TO believe that that gentleman y a.
the house OF friend near the city, rom
which point he is conducting correspond
encc with the associate editor OF tne ho,
rance. f. w. HUBBARD and W. A. Moss, o,
buckingham. have not left the city, ana
There Is known no reason why they snou,a
remain here IT, as alleged, Colonei H. l.
HUBBARD is in Richmond.
Bishop white conducted CONFIRMATION
exercises at st. Paul's church inesua!
night, and yesterday he consecra'ed Enil'u-
nuel chapel, in Madison, branch OF rracc
Memorial church Of tbi. city. Rev. James
II. Williams. +. NJ. Carson. ana y. l.. Law .
renee assisted in the services. Last nlSht
the Bishop confirmed three persons al
Grace church, Rev. J. II. Williams, inc
rector. reading the service, Rev. T.. ;.
Gregory preaching the sermon, ana Kew.
Henderson Suter, Of Alexandra, appro-
priately addressing the class at the concltI-
sion of the ceremony of laying on OF hands.
Rishop WhittIe tool, his departure for
Richmond this morning, and Rev. Mr..
Suffer for Alexandra this afternoon.
The seven lots into which the old Liberty
warehouse property was divided have all
been sold privately for the aggregate sum
of sI4. III. the lowest selling at 500 and
the highest 50, 900. This afternoon at 4
O'Clock the entrance TO the warehouse,
fronting % feet on Main street, will be
sold at public auction. and ii is estimated
that II will bring $4,000, making the total
amount OF sale about S32,000. This pro-
perty. i'm its entirety. was taken in at allc-
ton last year at bid OF only $4,000.
An interesting double marriage took
Mace Tuesday at the suburban home OF
MIR. William q. Hurt. the contracting par
Ties being Miss Mamie Hurt and Mr..
George Chanin, and Miss Alice Hurt and
Mr.. J. &. Thompson. Of Brookville. They
were married in the presence OF the family
and friends. by one service, performed by
Rev. Mr.. Gregory.
The Democrats of Campbell county have
been called to assemble in mass-meeting
next court-day for the purpose OF putting
ticket IN the field for the spring election.
II is not believed that the Codlitionists will
make any nominations for county Officers
in Campbell, since they stand no chance
whatever Of election.
+. J. Conan, a native OF Sussex county
and a soldier In the Mexican and the late
civil wars, died yesterday at Bristol. He
was a brother TO NJ. l.. Conan, OF thi,
city. at one time part owner OF the old
Lynchburg Republican.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners have
asked a call Of the Council for tomorrow
afternoon to consider partial report on
the question OF ro0rglnizing the fire de-
partment on paid basis.
The revival services in progress at Cen
tenary Methodist church, under the con-
duct of Rev. George G.. Nandershce, the
pastor, are increasing nightly i'm interest,
and the attendance is large.
Rev. q. T. Pinckney, pastor Of Jackson
SJltJl Mtlloulst CHNiNu AN'I''N W. W" ~
assigned new station by his Conference
now in session at Washington, having
se'ved the limit OF years here. 1t is eX-
pectcd tina: bis successor will he Rev j. A.
Holmes, Of Sharp-streot church, Balti'
more.
Mrs. Rena Gaines, wife OF Mr.. r. ;,
Gaines. di d uddenly yesterday at bel
home near the old Quaker church. in Camp
bell county. She was native Of sumter
:. c.. and was welded to Mr.. Games about
twelve months since. She leaves an infant
child.
In Bedford county. Saturday night, the
stables OF Mr.. Anthony Bernes were
burned. together with valuable horse
two mules, and a LOT OF feed and farm
tools. The fire was OF mcendiary origin
BEAUMONT.