Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
PUBLIC CHARITIES.
Tlo state Board Engaged In Preparing
Its Report.

AAs AepoIIs
-aso7uionce Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
tu.H. y. C., December 29.--The State
..i az Public Charities met here to-day
prepare it, first annual report 10 the
Governor. This board WAS created 10y the
g.. Governor FOwle two wears ago. It's
v-s during the year uow ending las been
'r.-I.lt. over 2JO penal and charitable
..r.tltDus M various parts Of the state
Gave been viNted. 1t ia found that 10 tho
D.l't homes for the aged and intirm there
GO I.v eleven eX-ContederAte soldiers.
.s. g., is tbe plan 10 bring at once TO the
..-s' Home here. The board has OBJ
...i list OF the children in the
.'V homes. This is really the first
fH ig su official way towards the
ca. i-tmert II juvenile Teiormatory
g.. t.s State The board earnestly re-
end, the establishment Of such
g. institution. DR., Charles Duffy, Jr.,
O. Newborn. 10 the president Of the
rt and Captain 4. Il. benson, of Ra-
..-.. Is jhs secretary. The report Will ap;;
about the middle Of January end Will
....a much valuable information.
cCr OF POCKET.
when tina Exposition managers secured
O.. Use of the State fairgrounds here 1t
g.. Wuu condition that tho interest on
g.. bonds OF the society should be paid by
". Alr. John Il. Patrick has paid this
rest. amounting 20 $1,000. lie lost
bv the Exposition aud informed a
i-4leut Official here that he was out OF
.,t about - 1000. He also made the
.. .-atomcut 10 the president OF the
!.-.. Agricultural Society.
VIII ~ TurD BY TIE CONFERENCE.
Ir-.Iug-Elder Rome. who ordered the
t. .t lev. j 4. Alternately at Snow Hill.
a.. ....lut Of the GTlmsley AFFAIR, says
f..t after a thorough investigation the
C.'tee uf trial found a trial by the
renee 90 be necessary. SO Alternately
rrllet until next November, when
g. ruAl Conference meets. Inc action
81 H. ut. Rome says, docs not necessarily
.. mat the committee believe Aber-
guilty OF the immortality charged,
'"e huding nocessitates tho arrest OF
t.-..af and uspenslon until Conference
oTF TOR CUBA,
|r tleG.40 tram this afternoon the first
...l % the Teachers Assembly party
r Havana. Cuba. Misses Mary
l.. agnes Eppes. and jamie Eppes, OF
c.. FONT. Va, aud Mrs. Fannie Cox Bell,
o. b.. LuOud, Va, are OF tho party--the
..I,- re.ug one of tho cbaperons. There
. -afly-two Of those who left to-day,
.rfow another party leaves ga Colds
among the number (twenty-two)
Alfs -. II. 0oliAeNs VI Avn An.Ns
VIE il one Of the chaperons. The
r-1us will leave Havana on the re-
January 18th.
News has been received OF the assign
'l, o. b. w. Townsend. general mer-
t...t, "a, Red Springs, Robson county,
81. Nimocks. of Fayetteville, being the
., -a,..
~. T. Blackwell, for years the best
l-.wu resident Of Durham, aud whose
lane IS vsJy familiar 70 people all over
country. now lives at Washington
i..ac- q Earnbardt. dealers in furni-
y. 30 Salisbury, have assigned. with la
iNies estimated 81 $4,000.
dad BODY FOUND.
A special from Henderson saws Randolph
ECKER. negro ex-eonyict, who worked ~
,rayst0ue granite-quarries, was founo
aa lr the house OF negro woman N
- -C1uros Of Henderson. HIS body was
lai.ally IN the FIRE, the head being nearly
,hhrred. On MS person was q revolver,
I By by pack OF cards, and q dice-oox'
he eoroners jury to-day returned ver-
VI. Of death from causes unknown.