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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
secred-fIenrt Fair.

The Sacred. Heart Fair continues 10 oe
well pstronized, and Sanger Hall u crOWueo
nightly The contest for the gavel viii close on on
Tuesday night, and viii probably create nuIn u
excitement 1T the end. s. l.. Kelley, OF the A"~
Gill Union. is still IN the load. -,
The following new contests have been stattsi
and promise 20 attract much attention: goio-
headf d cans for the most popular businessman
win the following nsmes 4. Won Rosenegk, II
Stumpf, c. w. Burr, r. Dusch, p. McDonongh, y.
Loffier, and John RhOades: gold pyx eInVns
the following ciergymen: Fathers n. ); Cutier'
Joseph Keegan, J. Van Hoover, h' Dinhop5,,I
IIghtheart, and ]. b. 0Reilly; a tenesttlei
globe among the following schools: 81. Peter >
Monte Maria, 81. Joseph's, st. Aarys o.
Patrick's, and Sacred-Heart; guitar-Ihiss Mc.
diamond ring-Miss Angle, Miss Flynn, and MISS
Mitteldorfer; n doh baby-MiBses Mary Dalis'
Della PURCELL Mamie Hickey, and Natalie SMITH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
ROBBED IN THE EARLY MORNING.
A Young Grocer Held Up in Penstentiary
BOTTOM and His Money Taken.

The police OF the Second district were
notified Yesterday morning that Mr.. q. w.
Redman had been stopped on the street about
q o'clock in the morning and robbed OF SS1.OO.
The place where the alleged offence 10 said to
have been committed Is on the corner OF Canal
and Foushee streets. and therefore the oficer at
the Second station placed the investigation OF
The matter In the bands OF Captain Hulce, as II
comes within tho Jurisdiction OF the latter.
Cantnip Hulce Immediately set 70 work on the
csSe hut so far there have beon no develop
MIR. Redmau says that while walking along In
the !" Penitentiary Bottom" three colored men
suddenly held him up. Two grabbed him and
he'd him while the third went through his
Mr. Redmans hat Is badly cut, and he has
scratches on one Of his wrists which he claims
10 have received while struggling with his assah-
ants. According 20 his statements two OF the
highwaymen were armed with pistols, while the
third must have had knife.
The pois are somewhat surprised that such
n dastaFaIy deed should have been committed at
such a time, but are making special Efforts 70
capture the supposed thieves
Sergeant Orange says that S04 OF the stolen
funds belonged 10 eCme benevolent order while
the rest of tho money was MIR. R0dmans.
The place where tho attack Is reported 10 have
occurred is near the Transparent Ice Companys
n,ant, and Is not much frequented.
Mr. Redman - unmarried ana Keeps grocery
store at No. All west Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
TOTHE LEGISLATURE.
ANNUAL REPORTS or TWO lNsTITu-
TONS AND THE SECOND AUDITOR.
The Eastern Lunatic Asylum and the Peni'
acknowledgements pdations Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Figures.

The annual reports 10 the General AS
sembly Of the Superintendent of the East
ern Lunatic Asylum, the Superintendent
Of the Penitentiary. and Of the Second
Auditor have been printed
The report Of superintendent J. D. Mon
euro, of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, for
the year ending September 30, 1891, gives
the following figures regarding admis-
sions, discharges. humber of inmates, &C.;
Male. Female. Total
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Change Of Schedule on Chesareaks snd
ohm.

A new schedule will 20 into eject st .
p. NJ. Sunday, November 18th. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, making tho
following changes:
A train will leave Richmond on week
days at $40 A. NJ. for Clifton Forge, which
will make connection for points between
Gordonsyille and Washington, for sta
tiops on Norfolk aud Western railroad
north and south of Basic City, aud for
stations on Valley Branch Baltimore and
Ohio north of Staunton.
The train now leaving at li:05 A. NJ. VIII
leave at 2 p. ~, quickening the time TO
Cincinnati by three hours.
The 4:30 =. NJ. train, now running TO
Gordonsyille and Orange will only run to
Boutwell,.
Other trains will leave "a at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
one 10, Of dry sOods. Continued untn November

one 10. Of dry goods. Continued untii November
14fh.
James Rofirson. taking $3.50, the pfope"s
OF J. r. Forest sent down 70; ninety days,. A, :.
y. II. Mayo and Paul 50. Clair, fighting 10 s''
street Fined IS and costs each. -,..,ro
John Thomas. drunk and disorderly, resls,'Bns ~
Onicer Ogiiye IN discharge OF his du,y, 49, ~
cnrning aud abusing officers In the ffrrt p",n,
station. Fired els for the first ana - a. =
charges, and for tho second he vss sio"oe
hearing teiora tho Hastings Court ..,o
August knouf, atrs Purdue, eursns. ~ syu.'ss stse
ana threatening the life OF his lawiu. W, sos
Bstrey Purdue. Required 20 give sccui~' ~
800 during tho period Of ninety days ,,.~o~..
Joseph Brown tcoloredD. assaulfinS anu w. w. ~,
ing rocks at Thomas Brisby, driver, wnh' '''
his wagon. Continued until this morning. "a
Samuel Hlrshberg, assaulttng, beatins 70 "A
threatening tho life ofGcrtrude Simpson fi'''
slO. aa
IIc was also charged with carrying conc.s
weapons, but this charge was dismissed. -.
PasQuah Pope, charged with carrying 0O"'
ceaIod wea pons. Fined $50 and costs. .,
w. II. Cook, charged with being PERI, per- 1,es ~
unsOund mind. lie was turned over W 'n0 O'''
NarQeNuf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
nrnuinr unnn.ine.s 10 Russia.

H. AIrI-American cable to the Dispatch'l
l.Nlv. November l3.-Adyices from st.
....-..lfs state that the authorities there are
.... .- moro and moro suspicious as the inter-
... -f..ti1u of the empire continues - grow
... ..r.eaL There i8 considerable uneasIness
....r..- tho status Of affairs throughout tho
.... and n4 a result OF this feeling the mar
....s.. tlo nobility exercising power ana re-
..r. lG the different parts Of the country nave
. a.iLsl that they will be hold responsible
... uauifcslaiion Of political feeling against
.. government which may occur Va the pro-
.. u- iucal administrations under their con-
-.. ..rosli watch has boon placed upon the
t...... a. the universities ana higher schools,
.l tr,-4utipus have been takon 70 prevent
... .I.u stlrting any disturbances. All books
.. .....t.. al cnnracter have bcoI seized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

seem through cloeeness often tho -
diss0reoabIs, but from iunumese3es
SOURCES he hss brought his touches ~
Qether In this full length portrait tos -
countrymsn. That which charSns AZ ~
Is the private life. II vas in the bosom g
his own family no was to be loved. InesS
he ives simple - child, while he - 81 =
prince. His reverence for his God. qut9*-
ened bis love for his country, and he ~
he had been early taught. He may -
cIassed truly with Demosthenes - an or
tor. and as more than Domosthenes -
,,str;ot J. UxayxY Co0x-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
william Writ Henry's Life of Pat.ick
Henry.
(Ejshkil IN. " Standard

LEib1kul w tsl ObtuuaAo.l
The latest biography of Patrick Henry,
fromth pen of his grandson. William Writ
uenry. Will De widely read and admired.
The author Is worthy of hls theme. Heis an
aeconpllshed lawyer, he has scholarly
attalnments, and he Is a pains-taking his
toricaI student, With q clear and graceful
literary style. While he is seen for the
first time in authorship, he has been known
through o number of addresses and contri-
buttons 10 our history,
Perhaps Patrick Henry has been the
least known among the great men OF the
Revolution. William MIrt's brilliant
pages, charming as they are, do not give
Us a satisfactory picture Of him, and be-
lorg more TO paneQyric than TO the full
tracings of an actual life. as John Adams
thought them. That learned lawyer was
a lover of oratory, and had studied with
delight the ancient and modern orators,
as any one can see who has read his
British Spy and Old Bachelor. but IN the
midst of his professional duties he had not
the leisure, nor had he thep peculiar ability.
20 write out from his valuable matter such
a biography "a was looked for. He modest
ly spoke OF his work as sketches. aud It
was uppermOst with him TO give. rather,
deIineati0ns OF eloquence. as did Cicero,
of whom he was loving pupil.
We have before Us now simple. clear,
and faithful likeness 0. the illussrious
orator, and We can see why he vas such q
remarkable leader. He had genius OF the
highest order, but even genius must not
only have the opportunity. as there must
be behind full understanding 20 work
upon. Henry came from one OF the most
worthy families in Virginia. II no was not
educated IN part in Engiish schools, like
Lee and the Rutledges, nor IN Harvard, 40
were the Adamses, bis father and uncle
were fine classical scholars, who gave him
a good instruction in Lain, Greek. mathe-
mates. and history, SO that he was scarcely
inferior in learning 90 Jefferson. who often
saw fil 10 urderfase his acqulrementA and
to speak, in that respect, lightly OF him, -
In his old age he did to Webster.
The volume before as from the Scrib-
ners comes down TO the close OF bis second
term of ofies as Governor. and tho two
volumes to follow viii give his speeches
and correspondence. The author u not I
Hoswaii. aisina NJ what he hes hiusell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
The soottlsh rite Reunion.

The degree work of the Scottish Rite, as
outlined in the annual reunion circulars, WIZ
commence at St. Adams Han this afternoon.
Libertas Lodge OF Perfection will open promptly
nj / o'clock, and at 1870 the degree oi secrst
Master Uhe first OF the Lodge of Pcrfection) wtll
be conferred. and at Pas p. ii. rejection wall
De served. Tho degree OF Perfection Master
Will be called at 3 or 3;15 o'clock. The four
teonth degree-Perfect Flu Mason-win 90
reached al about O'Clock. Alter this work
Uhe highest degree Of the Lodge Of PerfectlonJ
the brothren will disperse until O'clock Wnen
the candidates will receive by communication
the fifteenth TO seyCnteenth degree inclusive,
nnd AT < o'clock the Knights Rose CroiX and tho
candidates will parteke OF substantial supper;
Al o'clock the Rose Croix work will oegin ana
at 1890 will conclude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
In fhe Henrico Couri..

The County Court was in session yester1;
day, and several cases were tried, out h"ho "
them OF public interest. IN.
The grand jury found the following true Dns ss
OF Indictment: Walter Loyani fOr assauItis sho ,h
emitting I. n. Alley With knife, and also for me
larceny Of goods belonging 10 Alley v; II
Brown, larceny Of $40 from j. X. late -; ~ "
FRITZ, for stealing S15 from tho person Oh H. W.
CrOne. , In,
In tho case Of z. A. Green, charged VITA
felonious assault, the grand jury iound ho'
true bill. .-,.,o
Judge Minor sentenced the Italian masterlaho,
who had been convicted by the court Tor shooti.hs
one of his accompiices, 20 the penitentiafy lOf
two years. -
Martha King, the cOlored woman who was % con-
victed in the Circuit Court last month toe pei'.s
her stencbild 10 death. was sentenced 20 the
penitentlary Tor eighteen years By Judge "eh-
ford on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
WESTERN N. c. MsTHoDlSTs.

Growth of the Church-A Successful
Preacher-Credentials Restored.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
AsHEvILLE, n. c., November 13.-In the
Western North Carolina Conference re-
ports OF the presiding elders were made, which
snow that ethodism is steadily growing within
the bounds Of the Conference, and eyinces It's
vitality by religious seal. increase OF members.
more church buildings, and In some Instances
better pay for the preachers. Nine preachers
we're admitted 70 full connection.
RArHEB BE CIRCUIT RIDER.
In addressing them the Bishop said their work
was not n trade, but calling; thaI ne nhd
neyer Known a man to be successful preacher
and at the same time successful anything
else. 80, ,,
ne would prefer to be a Methodist circuit
rider than President Of the United states.
Restoration Of credentials was made 10 l. L.
HendreV, a former member OF the North Caro-
lima Conference, with one opposing vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
ro1ecrnnhic nreyitIes.

rr,o Kentucky Farmers Alliance, in session at
Etizabethtown, yesterday reelected 1. 4. Hard-
ner rresideut, IL Is understood that he Is op-
posed TO politics IA the organization
The jury in tho Woodruff tArAains9ss, case case
were called In at noon yesterday by Judge Lea,
~ me Pulaski CIrCait Court, and reported that
tbev were unable TO agroe. They were there
mon discharged. The case was gwen 70 thom
Iodncsday NIGHT at 81 O'Clock ana there was 40
,,-a fn tho vote from the first 10 tho last bal-
lot taken. The jury stood six for conviction and
six for acquittaL
coror Moutt. the Chilean Minister at Wash
inpton glll be presented 70 tho PRESIDENT to-day
py Secretary Blaine
II ia learned at tho Department Of State In
washington that there has been no oorrospoha-
ence with the Italian Government upon the SUD
49,, ~ the Italians In New Orleans since last
ssn,ine aud that consequently any slatement
tbet the United states Governments mas acknCN-
iedge1 Inability foT the affair ana mas agreed 10
INV an Indemnity Ia not borne out by the facts.
Al authoritative denial is made at the Navy
panertnept or the published statements thar
Adm,ral Oherardi has been ordered TO Chhe
M Ia relieve Admiral Brown OF the command
OF the Pacific station II IS saia "a - auRaa, lVaa,
ine,,cs where ne viii DO joined BY the concord,
that mo Atlantis is 10 20 70 kio, ana that no
other orders 70 vessels have been Issued.
covernrnont silver purchases yesterday, 674,-
ooei ounces as from .s470 70 .y4So.
ordsrs we're sent from tho Navy Department
a tysshtnytol yesterday 10 New YORK Tor the
United states steamer Concora 20 saI a.. ~ sto 10
'o,s Ss,a ,Se failadeIphla and the Kearsarge.
r,a traln,pg-sbip Monongahela arrived at
Monte Carlo thursday.
o,dera were sent from the Navy Department
=. yyashincton Yesterday 70 the United States
aas,,,y pstrel &c San Lucia. w l., 70 proceed
dlroct 10 CHINA ria tho saez canal
Ac,ing-secrotary Grant has approved the
.n'snsssl olnne for the location oi the electric
railway through the Fort Monroe mih'sfy reseF-
gati0n-
NJ. Davis has besn appointed postmaster NJ
BremO Blun, Va
The fires ON the Duluth coal docss .voA iissn
weetarn FaeI Company are blazing underneath
,ne coal, which is ia a noree blaze. The ioss -
az least sI5o,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
lrALYs CROP PROSPECT GOOD.
commercial Treaties W ith Austria and
Germany Anord sntisfactiOn.

uv AnglO-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
larg. November 13.--The Minister Of
i-.alture has received telegraphic r..
from the various provinces showing that
... are crop amounts 20 B,7O4, 900 hoctOlitrea,
r.ya an (which IL Of good quality. THIS Il about
.,.r. cont. larger than the crop Of $500. The
l rIp is very abundant and oi excellent
. There viii be available fIr eXpcrtotion
,...f. 1000, 600 hectOiirea, In addition 10 about
600 left over from the preceding crop
rt. s1lclusion ~ the commercial treaties at
v..... to-day with Austra-llungGry AMI Ger
..-s sr'ms . give the greatest satisfaction IN
..f.,fll circles Valuable concessions have
.. u.atliusd. but only In return for substantial
.. -.ous on Italy's part. Tho eemi-onicial
.-... .ueratulates itself that the conclusion OF
..r f.-sties draws tighter the bonds that unite
...... f. ftp-e two Powers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

The Governor yesterday offered re-
wrrd Of g100 for the detention, arrest, and con-
victlon OF the murderer or murderers OF Mrs.
J. W. Kines and her children on Tuesday. No
vsmber 10Th near Calverton, Fauquler county
"This ofTer TO be good Tor the space OF one year
from this date and no longer" the proclamss Ion
says.
Senators +. W. Harrison. Of Frederick, and
William /. Jordon, Of Halifax, visited the
Capitol yesterday
Nothing further had been heard at the Capitol
Yesterday regarding the trouble with the
oyster-tOngmen IN Islo OF Wight county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
quicker Time to the wess

Under the change of schedule on tne
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, IN, ehece
November 10th, the time from Richmon9
TO Cincinnati. Sc. Louis, Chicago, snq
other western points will bo quickene0
three hours. The Cincinnati express VII
leave Richmond at p. ~, arriving Ctn..
cinriati next morning for breakfast, ana
Chicago and ST. Louis same afternoon. a
dining-car will be carried by this train
from Gordonsville 10 Clifton Forge. on
which supper will be served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Snnanf G.. (,nnrre.

A nass-meeting of British residents will
be held at wilkinson Hall at o'clock on Monday
night next, on which occasion j. Henry Williams,
worthy grand secretary OF the Pennsylvania Or
der OF Sons Of st. George and editor OF the British
American, will make an address on the adyan-
tages of the order. Ho will also urge the need
for British residents Of this country TO become
naturalized. British residents Of the eastern
portjon OF the city are especially invited TO at
tend as It is proposed 10 organize In that section
very soon a lodge Of the Sons OF ST. George.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
BIG FAILURE IN TAR6ORO'.
Edgecombe's Large Crops - Difficulty
Among Military stuJents-Robberies.

Among Military stuJents-Robberies.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. G., November 13.-
News was received here yesterday of the
failure Of s. ;. Nash, Of TarbOrd Liabilities were
roughly estimated at 100000, and assets at
something over that amount
Tho estimate for the crop in Edgocombe this
wear as compared with 1889 is that there Is
more cotton, five times rs many peanuts, and ten
times as much tobacco.
DISCUSSED.
Hon. A. II. A. Williams, Of oxford, and Hon.
II. G. Bourne, OF TarbOro', to-day discussed the
sub-Treasury plan on the Fair-Grounds at
Rocky Mount.
Some difficulty occurred between two OF the
students in the Military Academy this morning,
I'm which both received slight cuts.
OTHER NOTES.
There are still some bold attempts at robbery
In aud around Tarboro.
DR.. Pope, one Of the lessons OF the Roanoke
farms to the penitentlary authorities, said yes
terday that the convicts will be put on the farms
soon-probably next week.
Mr.. Noah Biggs went to GoldsbOro yesterday
10 attend the Baptist state Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Unexpected Deaths at Luray.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

LuRAY. VA, November 13.-Mr. J. ..
Bloch, a jeweller OF this place, died unexpectedly
this morning. lie did not appear nj breakfast
as usual and on going TO his room he was found
in bod as ne had retired tho night before and In
n dying condition, death resulting before tho
arrival OF q physician. Mr.; Bloch came mere
come years ago from York. Pa, where his body
viii be taken for interment
Mr.. George SOurs, aged about sixty-four years
ana living near Ida, in this county, died last
night from the effects oi IAN from morse re-
ceiyed about two weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Asheviiie 20 BE Well Advertised.
Ispecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

AsHEyuLLE, N. c.. November l2.-At the
Adjourned cit.zens meeting last night 70 promote
travel 10 Ashevile from the Northwest the re-
port Of a y oCmmittee was adopted tnas fund Dc
raised BY a CON mittee for the purpose that adj
yertising matter be prepared AMI distributed by
special travelling agents Ia the Northwest; TO
the end especially 20 mako this city more promi-
neEt as a winter resort; that AsheVllle % ad-
west and that special efforts be made 70 obtain
lower rates TO AsheYille from the North, North-
west, and West The cooperation OF the kicn-
Inond and Danyille officials was requested-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
ADVENTIST KING NO MORE.
status fthe Case which Gave Him Fame.
His offence.
TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

MEMPH1s. Tenn, November 1S.-R. NJ.
King. the Seventh-Day Adventist, who
acquired fame through being arrested over
year ago for ploughing on Sunday dled , nea,
Dyersburg Tuesday night King was arreslet
and nned for the offence named ana Tue ss,tS
courts ever since. The original sentence was
affirTned by the State Supreme Court. lnen tue
defeuce was undertaken by the Natlonal seJu- H,i
lar Association. Which employed DOB ~.
son and carried the case 10 the United States
Circuit Court ON a writ Of hGbsas corpus. Judge
Hammond ruled that the Federal government
had no right to review the States decisions anu '
the case was thereupon appe6leu W Wy VIZ - 90
nrame Court OF the United States. IL is not un-
likely that tho Adyentists will still push the case
10 n Conclusion In spite Of Kings death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
A New Alderman Qualities.

Mr.. Charles w. Hardwicke, the newly
elected alderman, yesterday appeared before
Judge witt, OF the Hastings Court, and was duly
sworn in a. a member OF the Board. lie taxes
the place vacated by the resignation OF Alder
man Richard VI. Taylor, and was assigned 20 the
Committees ON Grounds and Buildings, Light,
and St Johns Burying- g-GrOund. The position OF
chairman Of the Committee on Grounds ana
Bnildings. which was held by Mr. Taylor, viii be
nled by election at the meeting 70 be held Mon
dav night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Aichorne's Terrible Injuries.

ROANOKE, VA, November 13.-W. p. Al
chorne was badly hurt here this afternoon. He
was unloading beer from n car at tho freight
deDot when the horses attached 20 the wagon no
Was driving took fright and ran or He was
caught by the reIns and thrown between the
borees and front wheels Of the vehicle, In which
rosltion ne was dragged about ffty yards lie
was badly cut and bruised about the head, face,
AID body and had his coilar-bono broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
The CONFERENCE BROTHERHOOD.
To Provide for the Families OF Deceased
Preaehsrs-Avsrage to 80 Members
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l .

PETERsBuRo. VA, November lS.-Jhe
Virginia Conference Brotherhood hedu lts
annual meeting tonight. Rev. pr. Y. A. Peter
con called the meeting 70 order. Religious eAer.
cises were conducted by Revs. w. II. Atwill anu
c. II. Bogrs-
The President explained the purpose OF tne
oygsnizati,n In be 10 provide fund for the Inn
mediate relief Of the family OF each preacher ~
his death. Tho death assessment laid upon pehe-
ficinry members Il 3, and upon non-benencshry
laymen 81. During the ton years OF the hissoIy
of the assocfatiOn twentinine members have
died, and s1s,924.70 has boen paid TO thelr
families-an average Of S652.1O. The average
cost Of collection has been 80, or Ia per cent
The audience was thon addressed by Rev. III.
W. ri Edwards, who made an earnest appeal 20
the preachers 20 perpetnate the bret tlerloou.
Bishop John c. Cranberry occupied seat on the
platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Gas Price Reduction Opposed.
nv teIegrpph 10 The Dispatch.l

CLEVELAND. o., November 13.-Some
irne ago the City Council reduced the price Of gas
yrC,n Al 10 sixty cents q thousand. The gas
company fought the reduction In the courts as q
vi, ,tnal-confiscstion. To-day Judge ia, K Son, In
the United States Circuit Court, granted the
comDapy an Injunction, holding that tho city
bTd no right 70 Ok the price OF an article OF
.,ai.h II wasa consumer end thst it impaired
\ E contract under which the company organ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Found Burned to Death.

CoruMBUs, Ono, November fS-At an
oariy hour this morning row OF cheap frames
on north High street we're destroyed py nre'
igis evening the firemen found four bodies,
,brca Of Young children and the fourth OF an
eliult. I'm the debris. They were all mombers OF
ons family, aud this explains why they were not
Charies Bo:hers, laborer, but this has not been
confirmed.