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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
LEY e.bls 70 The DI.patch. |

fBy cable 10 the Dispatchl
SPEZIA. October ,. Experiments were
made here to-day with hundred-ton gun.
The charge OF powder, weighing $50
pounds, was fred, and the proicctilc pene-
irated schneider armor-plate Of hammered
steel, compound Cummeil. and COM
pound Brown plate. The schneider plate
wa, broken into three. the Brown plate into
tour, and the Cummeli pla' G. INTO six pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
A weeks business Failures.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. October 5.-The business
failures throughout the country occurring
in the last week number for the United
state. 1874. and for Canada 23-tosal. III,
against 2l3 last week. There is nothing
particular to note in connection with this
return. The failures are more numerous
than usual in the southern States, and light
in New York city as compared with Pre-
viottS weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Knfe Mclfher Repori.

T~Io0 IlI tNTegrIm 70 IHt Dl-NlTIN.T
WASHINGTON, October i-l:i0 4. n
For The Middle Atlantic states. threaten
ing weather. local rams, followed by iait
weather in west portion. fresh -oulhcrly
winds. slight rise in temperature.
For the South Atlantic states, generally
fair weather, except in extreme southern
portion, local showers and partly cloudy
weather, fresh easterly winds, becoming
variable, nearly stationary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
More Reduction Of Wages IN ts,c Coat
Rc.I0ns.
lhy telegraph To the D7patch.l

lby t'icgraph 10 the ll'atc NJ
PHILADELPHIA, October "A dispatch
10 the Press from Councllsyilc. Pa, saw.
The recent 10 per cent. reduction % wages
by the Columbia Iron Company WIs eX-
tended to the Merrill n Wheeler Coke
Works operated 10y them in this region,
and the miners and cokc-wori.crs, number
ing upwards OF 400 men. have laid down
their tools and The works are Idle. The prices
uaid were - cents per gon for MINING
coal and so cents per oven for drawing
coke. aud these are the ruling ratc. OF
trade j. very duh, but 10 attomp' M, been
made to reduce wages until now: and II
the Columbia Company is successful in
sealing them general reduction = bound
fO fpl'cW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
HCHHOND, VA" October 3, 1881.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, VA, October 3, 1854.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. 81 bushels. Mixed,
1.1C2 bushels. Red. I, i02 buslel>. Total,
j.jsS bushels.
CoBN.-Whlte. 2.2S0 bushels. Mixed,
1000 bushels.
OATS, 300 bushels.
RYE.-3o bushels.
PEAs.-lf bushels.
CLOVER SEED.-ll bushels.
hHL-OFFAL.-l3 tons.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-MiXed, $50 bushels a 50 10 Ole.
Red, 900 bushels fair 10 prime Long
berry at IS to J6c.; l.l22 bushels fair to
prime ShOrtberry at 80 to SSc.
CORN.-W White, CPS bushels good on pri-
waite terms.
OATs.-l00 bushels prime winter at AZ.
RYE.-30 bushel, very good At csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04

The trick OF backing thin diamond
with polished glass is said by Tie Art Ana
ter to he very common IN American jew
elry. When these underlsid gems are skill
fully set il 10 difficult to detect them. but it
may be done by holding them in strong
light, when the surface where the stone
and glass meet become visible.
An ingenious farmer makes scare-erows
out Of old tin-cans-tomaio-caas aud the
likely rigging them up with bit OF old
iron suspended in them like the tongue 81
4 bell, and hanging them up IN a corn-deld
where the wind will set them ringing.
making such an unusual aud unexpected
noise that crows viii not dare u remain in
the field.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October Cotton dun;
sales, 81 bales; uplands, l0sc.; Orleans,
lCsc.; net consolidated receipts, 3o,33J
bales; cXpOrtS-to Great Britain, i,ij9
bales: To the continent. 2,49l bales; weekly
net receipts, - bales gross, ,j3l bale,
cxports-to Great Britain, ll.S33 bales 10
France, $50 bales; to tho continent, 7,tlj
bales; sales. 3,lj2 bales; stock. jS.ioj
bales. Southern -four steady. Wheat-Spot
a tribe better: ungraded red. G,a9JIc.; No.
cred, S9ic.; October. SSlas9c. COrn-Sp)t
laltc. better, closing firm; No. ,, Gle;
October, G23lG3r. Oats a shade higher and
less active. No. ,, ;i2a32ic Hop, duh ana
nominal. CotIee-Sp0t fair; Rio steady At
Sl0.2j; No. Rio. spot, $50; october,
SS. G0aSS 81. sugar more active and weak;
far 10 good refining, 4laisc.; refined
steaGcr: extra &. Jlaj5c.: white extra {,
jiaj3c.; oil A, jlajic.; mould \. &c;
standard A. Sc; cubes. CSC. Moasses
dun. Rice steady. CoitOn-seed oil, 3Jl
3Gc. for crude, 4ia4Gc. for refined. Resin
weak. Turpentine steady. Hides firm.
Wool barely steady. Pork firmly held
mess. spot, Sl7. Middles nominal; long
clear. 9Sc. Lard opened 2lic. higher,
closing weak; western steam. spot, SI12b
October, S7.jSa$7.62. Freight. firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, october 3.-Flour steady !;
Howard-streot and western superiine,
s2.25aa2.G5; extra, S2.75AS3.j0; family,
S3.7jaS475; City Mills supertiae, S2.30d
$40; do. extra. S3aS3.5O; Rio brands,
S4.62asi.7j. Wheat - southern steady !;
western about steady and inactive; south
eIn red. S7a9Oc amber. 93i96c.; No. |
Maryland, 9ltc. hid; No. 2 western winter
red. spot. Sj4aS5ic. COrn-SOuthem low
er; western entirely nominal; southern
white. Gjc.; new. 55s55c.; yellow, 62l6ic.
Oats steady; southern, 3Sa35c.; western
white. 3ia3Jc.; mixed, 32a:l3c.; Pennsyl-
vania, 32a35c. Provisions easier and quiet.
Mess pork, SID. Shoulders
and cleaT.rib sides, packed. 7ic. and l04c
Bacon--Shoulders. She; clear-rib sides
l2c.; hams. ljAaIGtc. Lard-Redned. Ole
Coffee quiet aud steady; Rio cargoes. ordl
nary to fair, 9ial0ac. Sugar steady; 4
soft, 64c. Whiskey steady at sl.iSasi.l9
CINCINNATI.
| CINCIyNATI. o., October 3.-Flour I'M
changed. Wheat strong; No. red. 81
SIC. Corn tlrmer but not quo,abiy high
en-. Oats stronger at s.aa2Sc. Lard firm
at $40. Bulk-meats firm; shoulders, &c.
short rib, Toe. Bacon steady; shoulders
S7.a5; short rib, Sl0.S1i; clear, Sil.50
Whiskey steady. sugar duh and un
changed. Hogs weak; common ald light
$3.,5as4.75; packing and butchers, $3.50
! $685..
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Cholera Notes.

lBy cable Ia TIE Dlspitch.I
ROME. October 3.-Beports from the va
riou> cholera-miectcd points in Italy for The
past twenty-four hours give 4 total of 23i
fresh case, and III deaths, against 32l
cases and l94 death, for the preceding
twcnty-iour hours. The reports OF to-day
include 80 case. and ~ death, in Naples,
and y cases end - deaths in Genoa.
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Whereabouts Of the Bucnanaus.


by lelegrnph 20 he DlsDatch.I
LOUISVILLE, KY, October St mas
transpired that the facts published last
evening rs a statement pTpOrtng to come
from George A. Buchanan were CLEANED
from letter written by him to gentle
man in this city, and are perfectly reliable.
II ha. also been developed that George {.
and Andrew Buchanan were seen on the
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton tram at
DAYTON, Ohio, by gentleman OF this city.
2ad they stated that they were en route to
Detroit There is no question now that
they have crossed the river at Detroit, aud
are at present at Windsor at the house OF a
friend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04

lBy cable TO the Dlsplich.l
BERLIN, october 3.-The National "a
zeife Iaments the increase OF social
ism in Germany, especially in the
number OF Socialists in Parliament,
who, il il expected, will often hold the bal
ance OF power in vote on important ques-
tons. II also calls attention to the moder''-
ton and caution displayed in spreading So
cIalistic doctrines in contrast TO the former
energetic policy Of that party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
.nniher Tire.Mar.,,al Killed

~ telegraph 10 Inc Dl,patch'I
CHICAGO, October 3.-Captain Dave Ken
Won. acting Tire Marshal OF this city. was
fatally Injured by being thrown out OF his
buggy while on bis way to fire this after
noon. An engine and the Marsha's buggy
collided and Kenyon was thrown over the
dashboard and run over by the heavy
pnoina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Gordon Reesptures Berber.

IHf N"DIt 70 f"V f5tspHtV'I'1
LONDON, October 3.--Slr Evelyn Barihs
has sent a dispatch TO the Government thi,
General Gordon, after having bombaracu
Berber for some time, effected an emu,
into the place and recsptured It. ih hl
rebels and hostile inhabitants fed when '"'
bombardment ceased.
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a Milo I'm s.O6 Ia.
lDy telegraph 10 the Dlspalch.l

lBv telegraph to the Dispatch.i
CHICAGO. October Sat the chicago
Driving PARK to-day Commodore hittson
PAGER Johnston paced mile IN 2;oo4, me
previous record being 2:lO. the condl'
tons were all favorable John Spian droVc'
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The MISUNDERSTANDING.

by telegraph TO the Di.patchl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 3.-Ihe
period OF ten days during which Mr..
liatton may hold the Office Of Postmaster
General expires tomorrow, and L VIII De
necessary TO designate or appoint pernl-
nently some person to ill that office before
Monday morning.
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Riots III hfnlN.

10y cable 20 the DlspalchI
TURIN, October3.-Furtbera accounts have
come to hand Of rioting in the country
south Of here. Attacks have been made
on persons belonging to the upper classes
by members OF the lower classes, who suS-
pec,ed that the former had endeayored to
poison them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
DEADLY HURRICANE.
Iceland swept Many vessels Wrecked, with
Great Los, of Life.

iBN caDie 20 me DiSif cub
LONDON, October 3.-Inielligence has
been received here of a terribly disastrous
hurricane in iceland on the llth OF last
September Accounts thus far received
show that nineteen trading vessels and sixty
fishing boats were lost and tmrty-twa yes-
sells disabled. The most appalling feature
OF the hurricane was the loss OF hie. The
exact numhrr OF those who persisted i,
not yet a.certained, but it /, known %
have been very great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Spanish Loan TO Relieve the Cuban
lensury.
Nv cable TO he Dispatch.I

Nv cable 10 the Dispatch.l
MADRID, October alt Is rumored that
the Spanish Government has negotiated
with Partisan bankers for loan OF S2j,O0O.-
900 to relieve the Cuban treasury until i's
floating debt can be liquidated. 1t Is also
stated that the Bank OF Spain has already
handed to the treasury $5,000.000 on ac-
count Of the payment OF urgen, expenses.
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The French Navy.

ny caole 10 the Dispatch.I
PARIS, October 3.-The J0UyHal Dsy
DejQts publishes an article on the French
navy. charging that il i, inefficient. and
stating that It doubts it, ability to sustain 4
Mlr with Ihinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
DIstre.s,uC Drowning Accident.

lBv telegraph o. the Dlspatch.l
II. Louis, October "a special TO the
Post. Dispatch from Mexico, Mo-, says !:
Jackson Hickman, his daughter-in-law, and
her two children were drowned while A.
tempting 10 cross stream near FlorlIa'
Monroe county, TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Commercial Crisis in Naples Feared.

IBY caNIt q tIir INsplltN.I
ROME. October 3.-The city OF Naples i,
rcgalning lis usual aspect. \ grave crisi,
in commercial affairs i, feared. Hundreds
Of bills are protested daily. Two failures
are already reported in that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FEIDAl, VtIDNrf 3, INNF.
SNLEs-FiE,T Board shares Rich
mond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac COM
,,,oo NJ gu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04

We quote: Fine, S29s2.j0; supertile,
s2.2jGS3; extra, $i@eL2j; family. SL2j
go; Patent family. country, Sj.2jS
800. Market very dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Sentenced for Perseeniims Hebrews.

fBy cable 10 the DispatchI
PRESSBUVG. HUNGARY, October 8 The
court here has sentenced forty prisoners TO
from three months TO year in prison for
Jewish Prosecutions in TOswaienpoTi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
HALlFfX COUNTY.
Daniels Triumphant March, ~, eCh from
Nlr. IIeiruP.
Especial telegram to the Di>ratch.I

TSIt'llT fCIIgIlln N Tue Dl-NaI0N.T
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, October 3. 1854.
John VI. Daniel i undoubtedly making
a triumphal march through thi, end OF his
district. Last night Daniel campaign
club was formed with unbounded enthusi-
asln.
Tonight Major Daniel speaks here. The
town i crowded with visitors. A. write
this telegram areceptiOn committee OF about
$50 stand ready to receive him ~ he comes
from the train. The question with our
people is where will Mr.. Page Morris be
when the returns come in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
so Rebuild the slams Of naples.

~ clhle % the Dl8pAtch,I
LONDON. October 3.-The Italian Gov
ernment proposes 10 grant sl,0oO,OoO 10
rebuild the sumS OF Naples.
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Appointments
KOoNs DENOCRATic STATE }
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, )

LAiIi ilA = 'bNAii lLEs
ALEXANDRIA. Va, September ID, 1881.
The following appointments are promnl-
gated hy and with the consent oi the speak
grs named:
Local paper, and party authorities will
please give these appointments all possible
publicity.
Unless otherwise indicated, the appoint
meuts are made for coUnty.seat, and. a. far
Is possible, on cour-days.
JOHN :. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. lShepperG, Secretary.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
WALLER r. STAPLES.
Bland, Monday. October q.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
r.. d. NUNPoRD.
Franklin. Monday, october O.
Henry, Monday, October Il.
Patrick, Tuesday, october y.
CANM PAITEs0N.
Rockbridgc. Monday. October6.
Appomattox. Thursday, October 0.
Allegheny. Monday. October %.
Fluyanna. Monday. October q.
THOMAS SMITH.
Prince William. Monday. october q.
Louisa, Monday. October -.
Sts1ord. Wednesday, October 10.
Fairfax. Monday, October 20.
Fauquer, Monday. October -.
CANVASSEIS AT LARGE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
spOt>ylyania. Monday. october o.
Louisa. Monday. October IL.
Pittsylyanii. Monday, october %.
GENERAL rITZ. LEE.
Charlotte. Monday. October o.
Louisa. Monday, October IL.
Fairfax, Monday. October 20.
stanton, Thursday, october l6 (nighr.
Charlottesville, saturday, october IS
night.
SAMUEL F. COLEMAN.
Eocklr,dse. Monday. October 6.
Fluyanna, Monday, October p.
A. ". KELLEY.
West Point, saturday. October (night).
Gloucester. Monday. October 6.
Caroline. Monday. october -.
Fredericksburg, Tuesday, October IA
Alexandra, Wednesday. October ID
nlghl).
Essex. Monday. October 90.
II. 81. C. TICKER.
charlotte. Monday, october o.
Amh,r,t. Monday, October -.
Highland, Tuesday, October ~.
w.M. CABELL.
Allegheny. Monday, October 9.
Botctourt, Monday. October 10.
Bath, Tuesday, October Ii.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
Floyd, Tuesday, October IL.
Carroll, Monday, October %.
JOHN u. MASSEY.
Henry, Monday, October -.
Mc,JAH WOODS.
Page, Monday. october %.
EPPA HUSTON.
pinwiddc. Monday, october %.
Halifax, Monday, October q.
J. q. FIELD.
GOOchland, Monday. October -.
D. :. PgIRcE.
Albemarle. Monday. October q.
Henry. Monday, October 10.
Pittsylyanis. Monday, October -.
Patrick, Tuesday, October D.
P. Z. wIrHERs.
Greensyille. Monday, October6.
Prince George. Thursday, October9.
Nan,cmond, Monday, October Ii.
JOHN Z. HARRIS.
Russell, Tuesday. October :.
A. ". KELLEY, ESQ,
will speak at New Kent Courthouse on the
Jth Of October.
hon. JOHN 7. HARRIS AND WILLIAM 4. AYLgrr,
ESQ,
will speak at Hanover Courthouse on the
third Wednesday in October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Governor Hendricks Going TO Ohio.

TOY z I7tFIF|E'F'''
INDIANAPOLIS. IND., October Six
Governor Hendricks has accepted an inVi-
tatlon TO visit Cincinnati and deliver an
address on October 10th. On the llth ne
/. to visit Cleveland and make aspeech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
ror the Benefit OF Poor Students.

iliy cable 10 the Dispaich.l
LONDON. October 3.-Thc late Countess
Bose. Of Cas>el, has bequeathcl e3J,000
to the Berlin University lor the benefit OF
uOOr students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Congregational Nominations

Nv Telegraph to The DIspiIVH'I
WARRINGTON. October 3.-Congressiohal
nominations: Democrat Sixth Wscon-
sin, A. l.. Smith: Republcans-Ntnth Mis-
souri,, DIR. j. II. Mclean.
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LATER.

The train has just arrived. The crowd
caught sight OF X. +. Beirne, Esd, on his
way to Danvile, and in response to calls
be made brief but eloquent and patriotic
remarks from the car platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY wa, cloudy and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 4. NJ, 20 (;
o A. NJ, -; noon, 10: 3 L. NJ, y; 9 y,
N.. 16; midnight, 10.
Mean temperature, I3t.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
'oBER 4, 1884.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ocropER 3, lsss.
AGRIyHn


PORT OF RICHMOND, ocropER ;, 1854.
AERIyED.
schooner ID. II. Ingahaz, Mullen, ROckland.
line. Robert Wendenhurg.
schooner Veto, Springer, hennebee, Ice, Mn.
Jane King.
schooner Moonlight. Cranmer, New York, salt,
koheTt y. Williams 60.
Schooner klenora yauduser, Godfrey, Perth
Amtoy, ratlrosa-iroa. w. III. Curtis. agent.
Schooner Mary &. Carroll, Carroll, fhiladel-
Ihis. coal, :. n. Have.
schooner Sallle n. Lu6lam, Rockhiil, Phttadeie
phia, coal, :. II. Halves.
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke. Huiphers, New York, raer-
chandise and passengers, q. W. Allen \ Coz
s,ssinsr Piouser. Plat. PhitadslphlA. n,erchsu.
dice and passengers, J. W. McCaVriek, aren't
steamer Ansl, clifford. Norfolk. Uaitei ytAtes
mail. m0chsndiss. aud passengers, l.. d. Tasuu,
agent
wharf 20 load WOOD for New York; vessel, Curtis
4 Parker.
FORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, Der. 5, lisa.
IBy Teiegraph.I
ARRIvkp.
steamship Manhattan, stevens. New York, and
sailed for Nest Point.
steamship George Appold. Foster, Providence.
and sailed for West Point.
schooner Lavin,a Campbell. frankl.u, bosson.
schooner fiyAwrv. Bingham. New YorG.
schooner Governor .. Y. Smith, Nickerson, PRO.
whence.
steamer JeraAes ,Hrisishh Res. Dsakirk. Aav-
tns eoaieo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04

BAI1lNoEE. October 3.-Nirginia c.,
consolidated. 81. North Carolina e., old,
l0i. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
SECOND DAY.

Several additional members, both minis
ter, and elders. were enrolled to-day.
\ call was presented from the three
churches in AccOmac county, Mackenzie,
Onancock. and Powcllton, for the pastoral
services OF Rev. William Cninn, and those
churches were authorized TO prosecute the
call before the Chesapeake PresbytcTy, OF
which Mr.. Chinn is member.
The Namozinc church presented call
for Rev. 7. T. Jones, pastor OF Brunswick
church, for one half OF his time. The
pastor and churches concerned were cited
10 appear before the Presbytery At an
adjourned meeting. TO be held IN Ilbb'
street church. Petersburg, on Tuesday,
November Ilth, at II NJ, that the ease may
be decided after all parties are heard.
The next spring meeting was appointed
to be held in Fredericksburg. The Tune
was not fixed.
Rev. W. \. Campbell, presbyterial
evangelist read a report OF his work since
the spring meeting Of Presbytery. y
resolution was passed expressing the
Prosbytery's approval aud qualification.
The Rev. James T.. smith, chairman OF
the Committee Of Domestic Missions, pre-
Senled a concise report setting FORM wnal
| the committee has done, and presenting
the demands OF the work Tor the iuture'
| Ia view OF the fact that we have been draw
! ing more from the general treasury 10 ana
the feeble churches than the churches oI
! the Presbytery have contributed, Il Wa
/ proposed as probably necessary measure
| that the appropriations to some OF ",
! churches long aided from this tuna shouiu
| be reduced. This feature OF the report
! elected an interesting discussion, c"icu
| lated to awaken the churches aided by thI'
| fund 10 do more themselves for the sup
port Of their ministers, that the mission
fund might be relieved TO some extent from
This demand. and thu. enabled TO aid 'ht
/ new churches and mission stations openih.
a. the work Of the Presbytery is extended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04

Toothache is killed by the great Conquer
or OF Pain, ST. Jacobs Oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
EAST HANOVER PRESBPTERY.
The Attondance-Cails-Ne Churches. &C.
IEnnnrled for the Disn,IchL

The Attendance-Cails-New Churches. &C.
lEeporled for the Dispachl
BETHANY CHURCH
CHARLES CITY COUNTY, October !, 1881.
The members in attendance at the OPEN
ing OF Presbytery, eight ministers and seven
elueIs. was 10y no means satisfactory to the
hospitablc people Of Charles City, rs they
expected tH ice as many. The opening SER
mon was preached by the Rev. +. .. FTier-
son. Rev. G. Anderson was chosen mode
RAZOR and Rev. Peyton II. Hoge temporary
clerk.
Two new churches-Bon Air, IN Ches-
terfield county, and AberdOur, in Green's
vile cOunty-rccently organized by Rev.
W. \. Campbell, presbyteral evangelist,
were enrolled.
rev. +. Peyton Walton was received by
certificate from Palmyra Presbytery. Mis-
souri,. 4 call from the Portsmouth church
was presented and accepted by Alr. Wall
ton.
Rev. X. Henderson, formerly OF Ports
mouth. was N his own request dismissed
to savannah Prcsbytery. lie takes charge
OF a church in the city OF Savannah.
The permanent Committee On1Forcign
Missions was instructed TO apportion
among the churchc. for collection. in equita-
bic quotas. the sum OF Si,3SG, asked for from
thi- Presbytery by the General Assembly's
committee for the cause OF foreign mis-
>iCns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-04
Fire I'm Portsmouth.
Socialism I'm Germany.

The Portsmoulh-Iron Works were burn
ed Yesterday. Insured.