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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
PEACE AT CHICAGO.
No More WransiinE In worid's-Fsir Mat.
tsrs-Ncw for Benjy's Proclamation.
lBy telegraph 10 the DispAtctl

ters-Ncw for Benjy's Proclamation.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch-l
CHICAGO, November 25.-At to-day's
meeting OF the Worlds Columbian Com,
MISSION the report o. the joint conference
committee OF the commission and the
local directory to settle the differences
of the two bodies on the question Of the
relative rights and duties Of the two
bodies was presented and adopt.
cd, as it was adopted by the
local directory last night. 1t Is
now believed that all chsnco oil
friction between these bodies has been
removed n provides for a joint board
Of control composed Of an equal number
Of representatives from each body. The
direct management Of the Fair Is vested
b fftssn departmental heads, under tho
Supervision Of tho Director General. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
,corro.pondcnoo of the Richmond Dispatch


to lead them to General Johnston. The
men obeyed and agreed to follow him.
After this there were many consultations
among the officers ss to the policy to be
pursued. Opinions differed-some
were for going forward, some in favor OF
sending flag of truce to General Sner-
man, Offering to surrender on the terms
granted General Lees army. Others
were for disbanding and quietly return
ing to their homes. On the 18th the ar
tillery guns were dismountea and spikes
and the carriages and ammunition destroy
ed, and General Baker and about sixty
men Determined TO make the effort to
reach Johnston.
AT LAST.
On the Goth. hearing that Johnston
had surrendered, they sent q flag OF
truce to Sherman, were accorded the
same terms, and officers and men re-
turned to their homes
The above is but faint outline OF Mr..
Mullen's address, which was one Of great
interest throughout.
ASSAULTED WITH AN AK.
George Gillian is a very worthy and
respected colored Baptist preacher in
Chesterfield county, living about ten
miles from Petersburg. Last Saturday
he came to this city on Business and re-
turned home in the evening When
within few hundred yards of his house
he met negro named James Epps, car
rying an axe in his hands Epps's ac-
tons alarmed the preacher, who asked
him what he intended to do with
the axe. "Knock your id
brains out with it wos the quick re-
Spouse and suiting his actions TO his
wordsf Epps aimed blow with the axe
at Gillian, striking and hurting him
quite painfully on tho left breast. Gil
BAN ran and escaped from his assailant.
Subsequently he made complaint, and
yesterday Epps was arrested and sent to
Jail by Magistrate Dunstan TO await bis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
rcurred the dav before for /. ,e,oo,.r,

incurred the day before for telegram
or messenger-service, or some such
trihing matter, and which was paid for
during tho members absence by the
clerk or stewards.
AN OLD RULE USEARTHgD.
They point TO the rule which until
few days ago was not known TO the club,
but which has been unearthed by the
committee, to the effect that all sums
paid out for member must be paid at
once, or the fact of non. payment must be
posted the following day. The rule has
been more honored in the breach than
the observance until recently, and the
members feel that the House Committee
might have continued the old way OF
charging up such items to the monthly
accounts. The House Committee consists
OF Messrs. Il. W. Gwathney, w. w.
Sharp, and Howard Saunders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
VISITING YORKTOWN.

A most delightful party, made mp of
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler; Mrs. Charles Cole
man. with Miss Carmichael, of Frede-
ricksburg, DR.. and Miss Lucy Booth, Of
the Grove. aud Mr.. T.. VI. Thompson,
left this morning to visit Yorktown.
twelve miles distant. The party took
the train for Grove station and were
Joined by Dr. Booth with carriages, who
drove the party over.
Rev. Alexander Allen, OF East Orange,
n. j., is stopping at the Spencer House.
He read the morning and evening ser
vice at Bruton Episcopal church last
Sunday.
Miss Kate Gusts, who has been spend
ing some time visiting in Halifax and
who was recently reported as being quite
i'll, is much improved.
Mrs. DR.. Leonard Henley, the vile OF
our popular Mayor. continues TO i'm
prove and hope is entertained by large
number of friends for her speedy re-
cOyerY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
APPOINTMENT CHANGED.
Rev. MT. Simpson Honored-The y. VI. C.
a. Thanksgiving supper.
Especial telegram to the Displtch.l

Especial telegram TO the Displtch.l
LYYcHBURG, Va, November 25.-Rev.
It. Men. Simpson. who was appointed at
the late session OF the Virginia Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, in this city as presiding
elder of the Charlottesville district, was
late this afternoon notified by telegraph
by Bishop r. X. Hargrove, who is in
Philadelphia, that his appointment has
been changed to the church in Farmvllle.
The Rev. Nh. Simpsons congregation
here to-day presented him with a purse
of 1868, and the ladies Of his congrega-
ton presented his wife with set OF solid
silver spoons and silver tea-seryice.
W. Il. Divis, q well-known young man
Of this city, was to-day adiudged insane
and will be sent to the asylum.
RUSH OF TOBACCO.
The rush OF tobacco continues at all
the warehouses here and to-day 800, 900
pounds were sold. Prices were good.
About one thousand invitations have
been issued by the Young Mems Chris
tian Association for a Thanksgiving sup
per to be given on Thursday evening
next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
THE INDIAN SITUATION.
No Immediate Trouble Anticipated-Io
Select Dry-Dock Site.


TBy telegraph to the Dispstchl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November %
Acting Indian Commissioner Belt this
morning received telegram dated last
night from Special-Agent Cooper, at
Pine Ridge, stating that the loyal Indians
are hurrying for rations, while the tur-
bul Indians are slow in comingto the
agency. The presence OF the military
is having the salutary effect. Coop
er saws he has just sworn
in additional police, making one
hundred in all. The only telegram re-
ceived at the War Department to- day
from the West, barring the situation was
one requesting an additional supply OF
ammunition. The impression at the de-
partment is that the situation has ma
terially improved. At his own request
General Miles las been ordered to
Washington to consult with General
Schofeld. The fact that he made such a
request is regarded as evidence that he
sees nothing i'll the Indian situation fol-
uneasiness.
NO DANGER OF AN OUTBREAK.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, November 25.-
Tho Journals Pierre g. d. special
says A party Of Pierre people have
Just returned from Fort Bennett, where
they witnessed the issuance OF rations to
the Indians. They emphatically denied
that there is any danger Of an outbreak
at Cheyenne Agency, although the ghoSt
dance is still kept up to some extent
| GUosT.DANCERS COMING IN.
CHICAGO, November 25.-Genera
Miles this morning received dispatch
from the Pine Ridge Agency announcing
that large number Of Indians had cont
in, fully one-half of whom have beer
among the ghost dancers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
AN ENERGETIC WORKING JUDGE.
Rapidly Clearing the Criminal Docket
Oyster-Faetories Crowded.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEwBRRNE, n. c., November 25.-
Judge Whitaker dispatches business Of
Craven Superior Court with great ra-
pidity, and il is believed he will clear
the criminal docket before Saturday and
be ready for the civil cases next week.
The docks of our oyster-factories are
crowded with boats, and if the weather
continues favorable the season will be
profitable to all concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
TYLER FAMILY PAINTINGS.
Several Presented to William and Mary
College by Mrs. semple.

Several Presented to William ana mary
College by Mrs. semple.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. %, 1890
Mrs. Letitia Tyler Semple, daughter
of ex President Tyler, has recently pre-
sented to William and Marry College a
number OF very old and valuable oil
paintings of the Tyler family, which
have been placed in the library, and will
add much to the interest OF the valuable
collections now there. Mrs. Semple has
been amending a few DAYS here, the guest
Of many of her most intimate friends.
Mr.. William I. Christian, whose health
of late has been much impaired, Is still
confined to his residence. Mr.. Chris
tian is clerk to the City Council, a posi-
ton he has held for several years, being
reelected by the present Democratic
Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

HRUSTEES' SALE By AUCTION OF
Il TWO NICE SMALL FRAME HOUSES. nos.
aOis AND 3Dls " STREET BETWEEN THIk-
TIETH AND IHIRrf-FIkST, ON lHH NORTH
siDEOFN STREET, FRONTING TOGErHEk2 %
FEET MORE OR LESS AND kUsSlN8 BACK
ABOUT 80 FEET TO An ALLEY IN COMMON
BY vlrtuo Of a deed Of trust from Luke Gay,
dated January 5, 1889, duly recorded in Rich
mOnd Chancery Court Ia Deed-bOOk lT &, page
49, default having been made IN the payment "
certain notes therein secured, aud being 70
duirej 30 TO do BY the beneficiary IN ssii decd.
we will sell sc auction, Oh the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOyEsBsR %, 1899,
sI AZ o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY conveyed
ia said deed and described above. Tho houses
are comparatively new aud ia good order and
will always command good tenants,
TERMS: Cash IS 70 expenses q sale and cor
tain notes now past due amounting r. $1,000,
the balance on such terms as may BE- announced
AZ sale CHARLES A. ROSE,
WILLIAM LOYBSSTBIS,
nn93 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

Tho undersigned. appointed tf 'tH
mentioned decree, will nor a'
on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, D1cEHDEs
comueuoing At : O'Clock g.. A.. tt'-.-
TATE mentioned in said 1Hcrf. a..
scriDoi as "a fcot Of ground .f.
houses thereon. on The norm
street. near Elizabeth street. .i '.'
with three frame tenrmous
south side ~ Moore street iuu 'h"
tho frst mentioned These l0i- fI.
The property will De- DT-rel rI'.if 81
or subdiyid0d 70 suit bidders ns tili
best AZ sale. This pres ~ NnI- 1895
tunity for persons - small AeAi'
homes ia an impr0f.ug lp alItH
TgKgs. ono fourth casa f'f.i.
twelve and eighteen sIOuths. hog
give negotiable nOtrs HItL iut1r"s' t ...i
tho day OF SAFE, ana tno tilo rrialaU. -
CONVEYANCE Is ORDERED ~ tha lyIr..
- q. JAMES.
BEVERLEY g. Cfi H.
VILLAIN UsstI 'r..t
GEORGE ID. lAtl.H.
special CJuu.s.
IN ms CfpcUrr COURr 0f Iug clrNlf
Rfco-CAKrsK, TAUsrsE, hntn't h.'.
son:
Nv. :. Lsake, CLERK ofthf Cirit ,''f'
saiJ do certify tLs. Spec l..' .fI.'. %
q. James. George 10 Garter, Hii im
sure. and Beverley Z. truHi DIS,
bond required ry decre9 ruf"r.t IN
on tho glst day n N0YouteD. 10.
Given under my hand lhis .'.. i'I. .....
Der. lsg1 D. n L'
uOg3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
They Got Away with $40, 900.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, November 25.-
William Clark, owner of the electric
light plant, came to Milwaukee to-day
and drew S25. 900 from the bank 10 pay
bills He paid ont about SO. 0O0, and was
on his way 70 take the train home to.
night with the rest of tho money in a
satchel. When near the depot be was
knocked down by two men who had evil
IDENTIFY followed him, and who got away
with tho money--abont $4,000. No
trace Of them has yet been secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the Pnless Clothes Line the only line
ever invented that holds the clothes without
pins: a perfect success; patent reconuY
issued sold Ouly by sgenis. 70 whom tho e1cld-
siyo right Is given on receipt Of % cents We Will
send sample line by mail also circulars: price
list aud terms to agents secure your territory
at once. Address THE PINLBsS CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY, II Hormon street. Worceste
Mass DC ll-Ss&W6m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
A ROW IN THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
Members Indignant at Being Publicly
Posted for TrifiIng Sums.
Ispecial telegram 10 the Dlspatchl

Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, November 25.-There is a
row brewing in the Southern Club. 1t
is the bulletin board, again. The trouble
in this instance ID chat the revelations OF
the board sIer becoming very distasteful
10 tl membsrs For several days mem
bers Awe foupd themselves posted on
the lha tssu, bulletin for little sums OF 10
rave Il The insult the House Committee
informs Them that the indebtsdnsss was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
By Apperson & Co. r. .. na.tc''
John T. Godila. Au.roa 'n

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION ''I. IT,
u or APARr OF THE LATE 81
DINs VALUABLEClTf PEuit X ~.
ton ~ tho hereinafter. namti o
sell. on the PREMISE. 40 g.rio.A D. Nf
THURSDAY. DkrEHsta ID, i'..
that VERY VALUABLE PHO tN.
east line Of Righih betseen $50 on
streets, known a. dcD0lllgh s. i,.
fronting about g - feet. RAINING pa .-.
feet TO an alley, paying o. - i.7..i
trai In location, near 'o 1000 h-t
streets makes h desirable Or H'
and should command spifi,s cu ID.
TK<as: one fourth ct-1 t-i
twelve, ard eighteen months % t.n-''
tsrest aided, aCi atle retained. .......
'''S'' I'd. tONAA.'
BEyEgi - s.. DIS. To
CONWAY ~ et".',
.2erlal Comm si .-.'
IN TIM CrRcrrr CorRr or tTs t0tNtf IL
-CoyAEpls's E1Eclr
vs. CowaRpIs AID AS, nFYk'piN'- ,
Nv : Leake, clerk u sa'i 'oifh 10 a
thai the tond required Of 'perlA ..l .
~ M CosAriln. Is. T. Crump hAl 20
s.,s. by decree entered in iis
sth DAY Of june. lssd, has ose, D - ..F
Tests. grrN
nO21
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
AUCTION sAI.Ks-ThA Day.

AUCTION sALKs-ThA Day.
BY II. Seldom Tsyior Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets
COURT SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
~ Tl0N. on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1890,
AT4OCLOCK
NICE COMFORTABLE Two-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING.
No 10, on THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY
FIRST STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS. AND
IN GOOD ORDER
RsnSin's a1ministra'riIl In the chancory
RiolIy's administrator, SCI Of Richmond. wy
In pursuance Of tho decree OF Novern Der :,
1870 In she above named cause we. the under
signed spe ,isl com mlssoners, appointed for ths
purpose, will offer for sale. upon the premises,
the HOUSE and LOT as above located. on tho
dRy and at tho hour herein before mentioned.
TERMS: One third cash the balsnce at siN,
twelve, and eighteen months. negotiable notes,
interest added. or all cash At option OF the pur-
chaser title retained until deed is ordered By
ihe Court. PRESTON COME,
WILLIAM G. PRESTON.
Special Commissioners
RANKIs's ADMINISTRATIVE, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
RsfLLY's ADMINISTRATOR AND OTnzHs-ls THE
CHANcsRY COURT OF TIE CRY OF HlcHs0sn
l. Charles w. Godiin. clerk Of said court, GER
tfy that the bond required OF the special com
missioners by Ihe decree In said cause Of No
yember T. 1890 has been duly given.
Given andsr my hand this 18Th day OF Noyem-
Der. 1890. ChAHLES W. GODDiN,
no % Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN OF

WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN OF
w ability In every city. town, and village
20 act as agents for tho LADIES' HONE JOUR
NAL We want the beat obtanaole class 81
agents, and % such unusual terms will be Of
ferre1 The Journal is the handsomest perlcdi-
cal for ladies' and the family ever Issued. and
has nearly half p million subscribers. II VIII DO
advertised the coming autumn and winter on a
larger scale than ever before creatug8 demand
that agents should be roRdy 20 iill
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia.
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

~ 'iTINII|"' y ~ '--'I' 10
Real ESTATE Auc,ioueers,
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALA
oF
SIX EEwLY-BUILr ERAyE HOUSES
WITH GOOD LOTS,
SITUATED OF MOORE STREET UI'l
SHOPS OF RICHMOND. FREpEa...-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
IN WHAT Is KNOWN As DlSNEsNr l.At
CoMMIssIoNERsAUc

Carter. Trustoe.) Circuit Court H'r
w. Af'l' "i SD .'
Duncan, &c. 1874
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26
AUCTION Sales.--future Dsyf
BY Apperson a Co, Y. ID. Hi d Co..
aud
John 4. Goddin,
AgctiCneers, sc.

Auctioneers. &C.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION or
~ A PORTION or TBB LATE ". J. 90.
WARDIN's VALUABLE PROPERTY MA.
THE CITY, IN ADAMss ADDITlON.-in oreel.
ton OF tho bereiasfisr-Dsfnei decree We al
sell on the premises. o. C'cloct Z. ", On
FRIDAY, 5TB o. DECEMBER Iql.
the whole OF SQUARE q. ADAas's ADDITION,
bounded by Thirty sccCn1, TNir'yFh'ri. Lrigr.
and n streets: Lot 4of SQUARE q HAfarrol
at northeast corser ~ " AMI Thlriy-ihira sirae.:
sQUAks 83, bounded by lhiriy.ihiri. If'ry.
fourth, ", aud y streets win 5 BRICK DWELL
ING thereon, will be iiridei in lO'. NJ 1.
vonient sife, ssy 20 feet front. or soil by no
square or part OF squaff, a may D. fonr.al
best Within about a stones thr0F ~ tnr city
limits--Ihe very place f0r persons - moierIs
means 20 make homes or capital n infes' tep
the aucfioneois before the sale and iearn -
abont this desirable property
Ttsss One-f0urih each, tAianc' tFrlfe,
eighteen. ana t1enty-iOur mOnths fJr bIast,
win interest added, snd usio retained.
WILLIAM H. CONAHDlN,
Bgy I. CRUMP,
CONWAY a. sANDS.
Special Commissi9ae.s
IL THu CIRCUIT COURT oy TIVE COUNTY o. Hry-
Rico-Cow NoIss ExkcCTORs. fiaiNibI 4,
W. CoWAsDfN AND AS, DzFEsDANT-.
], W. :. Leske. clerk ~ enif court, % cert =
that The bond required ~ special Comm. '-iu.-
9ts W n. towsrdin. T. q. Crump, aDd tohFaT
~ SANDS by decree entered IN IBIS cause oI 10
Teste. VS.. LEAXF
no p clerL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

still Another Failure In New York.
New York. November 25.-The sus.
pension OF j. G. Waldron was announced
on the Stock Exchange this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-26

NJ u o'clock, wii sall e public t..t. .|f..
~ HEAD OF lEOku, Guahln s.I E.. ,.
TIRED JERSEY CATTLE, g-gie l'.-.
Jersey. iLi. ia pronounced ue o. g ...I &
cattle IN the south. nri Rt fro 'i.. "a r..s
Fair csrr.ei on nfiosu hr-t prsm....
possible reveutesu. some Of 3d.. I.H-.T. 90
very high priced cattle. one OF rHm Il.'. Cd.
Tor $500 on the leland ~ JrIs.N tH. Ire
havir z taken nr.f premiums Hs 90. N... ..a
90 the fsr-Gr0un1s ~ any age Hr .r."I ..H
taxing 10 one year Aui thU 0tlrr t..fnf. Ill,
tir- desiring O. improve ..H.r Irfi. .. q
miss TINS chance. Also. q Ict 10 f4.NlNi 'M.
PIbhENTS.
- Those coming hy rail- should r.rtsas
tictet- a. no station loyoui. El.. .. H...n.n
or Lorraine. and ask tle c.ul4.nr D. 81, Neu
OF 40 GrauEac1.
Tsggs: AZ sale. sai1 rosarfIe. . H. t.s.
thrr s. II'tf
no 2G-3t nr.Ia.I. "a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-11
WAR ON THE SUGAR TRUST.
Il. w. Gray Asks For a Receiver and
Distributor OF It's Assets

Il. w. Gray Asks For a Receiver and
Distributor OF It's Assets.
NEW YORK. April 1o.-Henry Winthrop
Gray, receiver for the North River Sugar
Refining Company, has instituted another
proceeding against the sugar trust in
which he makes all of the members of the
sugar refining company defendants 1t is
claimed that the trust is copartnership and
that the deed or agreement under which it
was organized is illegal. and has been so
pronounced by the courts. Mr.. Gray asks
for an accounting, a receivership of all the
companies in the trust, the dissolution OF
the trust, and a distribution OF the assets
The defendants hold that the complaint is
insufficient to constitute cause of action.
that all the parties interested have not been
brought in, and that the plaintiff has not
The legal capacity to sue. Judge Ingraham
OF the supreme court, special term, heard an
argument in the case to-day. In support of
the demurrer, Messrs. Elihu Root and John
Z. Parsons for the sugar trust agued that if
the copartnership was an illegal one the
receiver could not secure the moueys nor
profits which had accrued from an agree
ment OF this character. They maintained
that as the North River Company had
entered the trust voluntarily its receiver
had no right to injure parties in the trust.
The decision was reserved.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-11
TWO FAMILIES POISONED.
They Eat Wild Turkey Which had
Eaten Strychnine.

KANSAS CITY, April 10. "A special from
Little Rock, Ark, says: The poisoning OF
two whole families is reported from Brown
ing station, Franklin county. Sixteen per-
sons were poisoned. and at the latest nc
counts twelve Of them were in "a precautions
condition and not expected to survive
William Browning shot large wild turkey
gpbbler and invited the family of George
Hayes TO dine with him. SixreeI per
sons belonging to this two families
sat down to the table. Soon after hey had
partalIen OF the turkey they began one afte,
another to be attacked with nausea, violent
vomiting and convulsicGs One OF the
boys Of the Browning family was the only
member not taken i'll, and he gave the
alarm to the neighbors, who
hastily summoned medical assistance
Four of the persons poisoned were relieved
by vomiting but the other twelve are re-
ported 70 be in a dying condition. 1t Is
supposed that tue turkey just before he was
shot ate OF some bait pois med with st;.ych.
n!ne which bad been COZ for wolves.