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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
pLANING-MlLLS DESTROYED.
What Mr.. Whitehead Said After Year In
Montana-The Rest section.
tco-rasnonasnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l


SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., October 20.-News
was received here yesterday from kinston
that the large saw and planing-mills belonging
TO Me-srs. Dickson, Duncan Pane were de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning. Ihe nre
caught from spark, but the loss was not ascer-
tanned.
Nr. c. A. Whitehead, n bright young man OF
this community, won't to Montana a year ago
and hired himself to large stock.raiser. ne
the finest part Of the country he has yet seen.
He says people Of he South generally, ana IN
this section especially, have no conception OF
what a fine country they have. To properly ap-
prcciate IL they must see what other scctaoAs
have not.
HONEST EFFORT.
He says that the greatest need we have Is
honest persistent effort on the part OF the young
men TO make something here anu develop the
resources We have.
PERSONAL
Mr. BENJAMIN Parks, aged eighty-seven years,
died at tho home Of his son-in-law, Mr. j. D..
Rnrk. a few days ago from blood-poison, which
came from the crushing Of his foot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
on cAFITOL HILL.
CITY AND COUNTY SAILS
Transcript of Deeds Recorded III N''"
mond and Henrico.

T, the Clerks Office Of the Chancery
Court Yesterday the following deedS o'
S,.saain and sale we're recorded; ,..,,.,. ,,a
Da u,,,n Ashby Jones and wife 70 II. JuIlus ido'
i5 set on east side Eighteenth suoos oo
s,,aan 70 Main and Cary, $1,000: -. .,,o
'"Y'p Tennant 70 Marie r Tennant, nis VIII, Mno'
,srsrnai property at No. 8Qo east Sa,y s"ov ovc
p,sen, pe,s - TWO deods OF trust OF s'"o az"
~ 40 respectively. $40. II and
suT.,taar, II Toier, trustee, ard W. J' IL. ah. s.
ra.osaa price 70 7. II. Donanoe, - ~. on ioo'
An .',sn ssde clay street near AcCance' eooo'
nrxGIco COUNTY cOunr.
pv,,,sm. II. Gordon and wife 70 W,,s'n ~ ~
.,,s,i. nns half Of an acre on Brook tufnp'Ao'
si,SYp1 s, sebree 20 Charles E. Brauer. lsa iees on
~" J" Avenue =, and ESQ feet ON Richmond "'oA"'
$4,000. ..... uechler. Jr., 400 feet on
Ne-,anicsyille tnrnpike, soso. oao faet On Rich
sa,,e 10 John r. shOnDerger' @so ioo' ''' -''N-
,nood avenue, 500. T co,iins 1894
.csas nafs sn - Osborne turnpike aud James ri''''
s,o,<a,lrns Land aud improvement COMPANY sa.y
rs,s,is l. wife Ol James b. Welsiger, ~ ,ras, ..y
70 LSs, s.',h SIDE Grove avenue near Cedar s'i0o'
e1.oOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
WEDNESDAY, October 81, 1891.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
NEW RICHMOND THEArRE-PAr MEMS CLUB.
COMING EVENTS.

NEW RICHMOND rHEArRE-rHRoudn ~ DAN
LIGHT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
FOR COLONEL MCLURE'S RECEPTION
Tho Auditor VIII Issue Pension Warrants
Month Earlier.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


RALEIGH, N. c., October 20.-A citizens
committee of seventeen appointed last
night arranged to-day for Colonel McClures re-
canton. The committee will pay its respects to
him in the morning. lie will be escorted TO the
Exposition Grounds, aud will at noon deliver an
address there. lie will dine with Governor hOlt
at tho Executive Mansion and will be given
reception. after which he will attend the state
Convention OF Northern Settlers, nj which nc
will speak.
Governor Fleming, Of Florida, who arrives
here tonight, will also be present on all these
OCCASIONS
ADpRgss AND CALL
To-day at a meeting Rev. DIR. F. L. Reid, edi-
tor Of the Christian AduocIte, was instructed TO
prepare an address calling state temperance
convention here November 10Th.
The State Auditor says he has made arrange
mcnts 70 issue pension warrants about month
earlier than usual. The Advisory Board, COM
posed OF old soldiers, have stricken from the
rolls 300 pensioners, which about equals the
number Of new applications.
GRASvILLE's DAY.
This was Granville county's day at the Exposi-
ton. A large number OF people were here from
that county. J. Il. Hunter, who Is manager OF
that county's department. was introduced ~ a.
d. Jones' Of Wake, and spoke. A. d. tioid was
INTRODUCED by John A. Williams and made an
excellent speech. lie was followed by Rev. Dr.
Black, OF the oxford Orphan Asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
GoYernor Hill's Spec ch.

Copies Of yesterdays DISPATCH contain
inc full account of the reception given the
Governor OF New York and his party to-
eether with the speeches made at the great
rnass-meeting eau be had at our counter.
The unusually large edition printed yes
terdav was soon exhausted and necessi-
tated the printing OF a third edition this
morning to supply the demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
rvvorL,nyman.s Land Company.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders oi
tho Workingmsn's Land and improvement. Conl-
.ao nv vras held al the Richmond, Fredericksburg
PAM s,,s,,a NO" ac raiIroad-shops Monday night
aHE Tne following officers were elected for the en-
Inc ino year. President, T. l.. Courtney; vice
prcsIdsnt, j. T. Bryant; Secretary, John 4.
ho1n' W II Trainham. Directors The above
nawes sa,o,s onicers and ID. S. Cooper, William Dc
na'nocc % Franck. John Deasey, q. L. Trainham'
ynG p Kuhn, and X. O'Brien-aii OF Richmond
Va. ,, In ax,stence Int one
In .,'I bnt its books show 1t be in very rourish-
year, eaf,nd,tion. with bright prospects for the iu-
, ,ns from their well-made investments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Total number Of votes cast, 4,530.
A HOME WEDDING IN DANvILLE.
Mr. W. II. Collier United to Miss Bessie
Belle Spencer-Liked the Lash Best.

Belle Spencer-Liked the Lash Best.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
DANvuLE. Va. October 20.--A beautiful
"homer wedding was celebrated here this
morning at 1880 O'clock. The contracting
parties we're Miss Bessie Belle Spencer, native
Of Charlotte county, Va, and MIR. w. X. Collier,
from near Chatham, this county.
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. DIR. Alexan-
der Martin, pastor OF the Presbyterian church.
The parlors we're darkened and the couple were
married under the full glare OF the chandelier.
Both are very popular here, tho groom being the
trusted book-keeper OF Messrs. Smelling Spar
row. tObacconists.
TOUR AND PRESENTS.
After the marriage the newly-wedded couple
bid farewell TO friends and took the Midland
train for tho northern cities. The brides pres
ents were numerous, handsome, and valuable.
PUT OUT THE LIGHTs.
Some mscreant turned out the water from the
canal here last night, which stopped the ma
chinery at the oiectrc-ight house and at tho Ice
house and put out all the lights in the cotton
factories and mills. They got possession Of the
iron bars for lowering and hoistlng the gates by
breaking open the tool-house. There is no clue
to the perpetrators.
PREFERRED A WHIPPING.
A negro boy entered q store to-day and stole q
pair Of pantaloons. He was pursued, captured,
and taken before O magistrate. He told the
latter that rather than go 70 jail he would like
for him to send him over 20 the storekeeper and
be whipped. The storekeeper took the case In
hand and made the fur fly.
The weather Is very cold, and there were signs
OF snow all the afternoon. IL Is now clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
The Two Tramps.

rAo entertainment given by the young
=, Inc 81 s" Rescue Lodge. Good Templars, ana q
ladies ias,,ns 0a ~ dialogue, "The Two Tramps,"
Greatly enjoyed BY large sud,enc" s,a. si
sracas members q Rescue ,aanG ladies' took
ney io1s,s Kisses Bsulah Ford, Rosa Wsldrop' Kosa
Rarn.' par 'cornsls Bell, Gertie Lacy, blsncnr rr mar-
Bel, ovni oWsrnis Hargroye. Bell Smith, LEILA Terry M
Ep,s,cnard smith, Lula smith, Win" non'' ''"'-
h,S,nson. and Minnie Taylor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
ClTYCiRCUiT COURT.
The East-End Land Company Chartered
Suits Entered.

The Fast-End Land Company was incor-
porated in the City Circuit Court yester-
day The object OF the company IA TO conduci
General real-estate business as provided Tor by
he statntes The capital stock shall be not less
than 500, 900 nor moro than s3OO,O0O. Inc
nrIncjpal Once Is TO be In Richmond. The com
pspy can hold real estate TO the amount OF 2V'-
o,icers for the first year are as follows: 4. H.
Starg, president; Ware B. Gay yice-president
and secretary. Boston. Mass Edward II. Cay
treasurer Directors l. .. HawSes gaeS TsIIa
,ar,o and the President and Nice-President.
me follo.ing suits we're entered: o
r. +. Turner against ". ii: Cox Tor $50:
John II. Elyson's txecutri4 against D. l. 'a'-
- .Jobr Podesia & Co. against J. A. Cowardin for
Alfred E. Cohen qualified TO practice IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
The west-End Hunting Club.

This club held its regular annual meet
ing Monday night at their club rooms, and the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President. A. II. May; Vice-President,
John +. Turner; Secretary and Treasurer, d. j.
Redmond Steward, JED. ii. Powell; Sergeant
alarms, Joseph NOltc.
Board of Directors: A. II. May, John f. Tur-
ner, Joseph Nolte, Lewis Pelts, and George
Perry.
The arrangements for building the new club
house were completed at this meeting, and the
plans are already in the hands OF the architect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
rhs Pick-Pocket Demonstration.

T, vould appear that the enterprisinG
-, ,".,l 81 was about and was also making
tpino,adpstratlon Monday night. Senator Voorhees,
Sosi his pocket book containing a sum OF money
anu s'nsrsyar whether he dropped the wallet or 1t
"as esrgosnt S. r. n. Thomas, crier of the Police
Conrt. was relieved In the mozart Academy
lobby OF a gold watch valued at 500. ..,,
M! NJ! Charles W. Wingaeld had stolen gold
"aVtn a., ,hs Byrd-streot depot Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher
los. pockeiboOk containing $40, ana Mr nin flynn
Vi ~ VI. Sands also had an unfortunate ex-
,opience al the Academy, his pocket-book con-
pi.ining AS and valuable papers having peeh
tai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
UNITED TYPOTHETE.
Mr.. Everett waddcy. Of Richmond, Core
spending Secretary.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch ]

CINCINNATI, o., October 00.-The United
Tvpotheta of America. an organization
composed Of the proprietors Of printing estab-
Hshments, began It's NTH annual convention
here this morning with over throc hundred dele
gates present The meetings are strictly pri.
vate, a. tho transactions relate 70 matters OF
bnsiness interesting only to the delegates or Of
such nature that Its promulgatfon would de-
feat its purpose. Mr.. A. II. Pugh, OF Cincinnati,
"a president; Everett Waddey, OF Richmond, Is
corresponding secretary, and w. L. Becker, Of
81. Louis, Is recording secretary. An elaborate
serfes OF entertainments has been arranged BY
local members for the three days OF tho conven-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

The city ambulance was summ0n6su amor vnlse ysss
..day morning at l0 80 O'Clock 70 nr sstena With
man a. Nayosu W. ssc,v.t cas- treated safe and left.
copyuisoc c.,i was received at l;lO IN tne aise.-
70 attend coored man on asncock ,ssn,eS sssse
sSSn Ss" was suffering with crsmp' nc "A' ''@''
and oaI1eS csii n the day was received at 800
TIE .ns~ n,ssnd q white woman who had hun sa nes
=. y, s'ii caii. she was taken 70 tho aimsnouso
snr surtber treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Death of Miss Jackson.

An aged and much-loved lady, with
wide circle Of relatives and friends in this state
and the South, Miss Eliza NJ Jackson, eldest sur
yiy,ng daughter OF the late Elisha jackson, Esq.
OF Cumberland county, died on the l7th instant
at the homestead, uOoper's Rock, near Colum-
bia. .
cemetery, a large concourse OF sorrowiDg friends
being In attendance. She was tho aunt OF Messrs.
Samuel II. Pulliam and jackson Guy and OF Mrs.
William 4. Mosby and Mrs. K A. Brock, OF this
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
MANAGER PENDLETON'S SHORTAGE.
Four Hundred of Jay Gould's Funds and
$1,000 More OF the Clubs.
rsnecinl telegram to the Dispatch.l


WINSTON, N. c., October 2o.0Mr; BAN
doll of Raleigh. succeeds j. W. Pendleton,
who suddenly skipped from Winston last week.
as manager Of the telegraph ONCE here. IL IL
stated to-day that Pendleton Is something less
than s40O short in his accounts with the western
Union, besides 81 900 more with inc I"lil Wy
Cinh. The latter will be the only party 10 make
any effort to have him arrested and brought
back. as the telegraph company holds nus
bondsmen, who are personal friends oi pendie-
ton. responsible for his shortage. Nothing re-
tanned by any one here yet.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr.. Frederick Badford, an aged but well-to-do
farmer OF this county, died suddenly last night.
He retired In his usual good health, but when
called for breakfast this morning II WAS iouDd
that he had breathed his last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
NIr. John a. Crump Deai.

Mr.. John A. Crump. member of tho
Third company Richmond HOwitzers, with
which he served during the war and 70 whose
mem he was endeared by his anna bic and
generous disposition, died yesterday morning
and his funeral will take plare from the resi-
dence Of his brother, No 1929 west Grace 80 rect,
al IL o'clock A. NJ. All Of his Old comrades OF
tha HoWitzers are invited 20 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
ANOTHER STREET RAILWAY.
A New Competing Line In Asheviiie for
the Principal Traffic.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
AsHEyIILE, N c., October 2O.-The
money is in the bank for new street rail
way in Asheyille. 1t will be an extension OF the
West Asheyille and Sulphur Springs electric
road. which now is running between the Springs,
fye miles distant, and the Asheyilie railroad
depot. The power Is water on Hominy creek
about two miles and hall from town. Work
Vii, he begun as soon as the grades can be fixed.
IL will be a competing line for the principal
,raric of the Asheyille street-Rairoad Com
nany. The fare will DO &c. IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Mozart Academy of Music.

The forthcoming PRODUCTION Of Captain ndona 2
Page McCartys new play. me sdamY tr,urS 81 Music
wnlcn onsay night, is attracting no little interest
nnong our iow1sfolk. The play Is sara 70 De 90
cIsyery written, short and terse IN dialogue; & ama
repoe with upctoas hamor aRn ni pe ws cast
n sioh adequately staged. Tickets 80 on sale luos-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
County-Court News.

The Henrico County Court was engaged
vesterdav in the trial OF Joe Smith (colored).
Charged with feloniols cutting. lie was nned
as and sent 10 Jail for four months.
Owing TO the indlsposition OF Judge MINOR
Judge Clopton, OF Chesterfield, presided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
ccndod the motion isr adoption Of tho rssolu-
Az rNyIrArIoN m AusrRALIA.

Chief-Justlcc Way, OF South Australia IN
felicitous speech also seconded the notion ana
took occasion TO remark that as the nrst Ecu-
menical Conference was held In the eastern
hemisphere and the second In the western neini-
sphere, he confidently expected and hoped tnat
ths third would Do held In Australia, and whiie-
he could not promise the Conference sucn eiapo-
rate entertainment as IL had received IN INC
capital Of America, yet 1t should receive inc pos'
OF what they had.
Hon. Farmer Atkinson, Of London, also hearth
ly supported the motion.
The resolutions we're then unanimously ADOPT
Cd by the entire audience rising and appiauo-
ing.
Btehop Hurst, OF Washington, briefly respond
cd, and the Second Ecumenical Conference. aiter
a half hour spent In prayer, adjourned sine die'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

By the Roman Catholic clergy. Arkb1GA6p
Taschereau has Issued In La ssmoiss ASlloeoeb
nouncing tho principles enunctased IN hceR
Montreal addresses BY Grand. Master- Wogkmo0
Powdcriy and Mr.. Wright, a. directly opposed -
tho latest Papa1 Encyclical, and asking Cashol)D
20 remain away from such leaders. The COO
domination Of she Knights Of Labor msds by ne
Church four years ag0 was suspended, and tn1o
causcd . largo number OF Catholics to join TIE
knights. The Archbishop threatens TO pus tho
condemnation agnin In force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
LAST DAYS SESSION.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE METHODIST
eCUMENICAL CONFERENCE.
Tho Church Outlook--Christinn Resources
OF the worId-The Roman Hierarchy
Tho Conferences Thanks.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch ]


WASHINGTON. ID. c., October 2o.-The
twelfth and last days session of the Ecu
menical Methodist Council opened this
morning with Rev. DIR. Thomas Allen, Of
the Wesleyan Methodist Church, England.
In the chair. Through Secretary King the
Business Committee reported resolution
looking to the appointment of deputa-
ton representative of the Conference to
visit the Pan-Presbyteri Council to be
held at Toronto next year. The committee
also reported amendments to the resolu-
tion presented yesterday relative 70 the creation
OF an executive commission TO make the neces-
eary arrangements for the next Ecumenicai
Conference. The effect Of these amendments
was TO leave tho selection OF the commission 10
the various conferences, the Business Committee
70 undertake the conduct OF the business OF the
Ecumencal Conference until the commissioners
are appointed. Tho reports were adopted with
ont division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
TIE MT. ST. ELIAS PARTY RETURNS
All But One-The Mountain Oyer $4,000
Feet High.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.I

fBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.I
VANCOUVER. B. c., October 2O.-Professor
Isaac G. Russell, who was sent oy the
United States Government and the National
t;eogrsbhical Society to explore the region about
Mt. 81. Elias, has arrived here. He left in June
for Alaska and went to Icy bay on the United
of n. p. stainey, Neil Mccarthy, j. II. Crumback,
Frank 3. S. Wainer, and Thomas White. White
was drowned by the upsetting OF boat Other
wise the expedition was a complete success.
They ascended Mt. Elias on the north side,
reaching an elevation OF l4,o00 ieet, wnen they
were tnrned back by clouds and severe snow
storm. From the observations taken the noun
tain is between $4,000 and $4,000 feet high.
The party then explored the coast from Icy osI
TO Disenchantment bay, distance OF sDous ioo
miles, and also the glaciers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Storm at dobb's Island.

The recent heavy storm along the At
Iantic coast was particularly severe at Cobb )
Island. private letter received from there
fhe island for many years The beech has been
greatly changed, and the surf now comes In 70
the fence IN 'front.' OF Mr.. Ashby Jones's cottage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Died in Her Eighty-sixth Year.

Mrs. Catherine Wakeman relict, OF
William Wakeman, ST.. died at Columbia
Yesterday in the eighty-sixth year OF her age.
Hsr funeral will take place at st. Josephs
church, Columbia, tomorrow. Mrs. Wakeman
Was a devoted member OF tho Catholic Ch1rch
and a woman abounding in charity ana greatly
hal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
SENATOR BARBOUR'S BIG SALE.
He Disposes of West Virginia Property.
as Receiver, Valued at 800, 900.
ru-o..,r totarr. ~, 60 tha nsan.<ch


CHARLESTON, w. Va, October 2O.-Sena-
tor John s. Barbour, of Virginia, receiver.
sold to-day, under a decree Of tho United States
Court for the district OF West Virginia. all the
property OF the Paint Creek Mining Company,
Comprising about 10000 acres OF valuable coal
and timberands; all the property Of the Waco
nah Mining Company, adjoining the 1rst-named
tract, and consisting Of 400 acres; and the pro-
perty Of the Paint Creek Railroad Company,
consisting OF eight miles OF railroad, rolling
stock, tipple. and equipments. The whole pro-
perty was bought In Tor 100000 by ex-Gov-
ernor George p. Wetmore, Of Rhode Island.
AN OLD FIRE.
The property contains several seams Of coal
that have been worked at various times, In
cluding large vein Of the fnest camel coal
that has been on IRE for over thirty years. Thi.
vein is now practically worthless, because OF the
fire which IL 10 practically impossible 10 ex.
tinguish. The other veins are OF good bitumi-
nous coal. Governor Wefmore was the holder ol
Q majority OF the bonds that had been issued fol
the improvement OF the property, In the pay
ment Of which default had been made, and wal
complainant In tho suit wherein the sale was
ordered.
TERMS OF SALE.
The sale was made for 100000, Of which
$4,000 was paid In cash, and the balance vii
probably be settled by the cancelling Of the
Judgments against the company. The property
ID situated on Paint creek, the mouth Of which
is twenty-five miles above here on the kanawha
river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
DON'T THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY.

Which would you rather DO: Get four dollars'
worth In exchange for five-doiiar note or teas
IL you would rather tear up dollar Dill. IL is
the easiest thing In tho world 70 throw ewAy
money and not know II. You might a. weii ning
IL to the winds as make some OF the purcnsase
YOU arc asked to make. For every cent you
spend you are entitled TO at least cents wortn
and II you are satisfied with less you arc no.
table exception to n universal rule. lou arc noy
getting fraction OF a cent less than every ccnSS
worth when you invest in our CLOTHING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Mr.. Fitzyerald's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Sally b. Fitzgerald
will take place from DR.. Hoge's church this after
noon AZ 4 o'clock. The following gentlemen Will
Act as palI-bearers Messrs. John A. Coke,
Henry q. Cannon, Charles Cross, William II.
Pierce, George Gibson, 5. e. Wallace, j. L.
Blair, c. Mcleod, - McApoy, Howard Swine-
10 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Made the Regular Casting.

The foundry Ere at the Richmond Loco
,,n,,ye and Machine Works did not materially
Interfere with the operations Of that department
81 the establishment The ire occurred on
Thursday night and Monday the regular casting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

Ioney sent Mayor Berry and the City Council Of
NEWPORT TO jail to-day for refusing 20 obey the
order Of the Court to use the lights furpished oy
the Newport Gas Company. pending decision
Of the Court. The of1oia)s OF the c1sy wore de-
months or until further order Of the Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Chancery Court News.

The Chancery Court will take recess
from October 27th till the following Saturday
on account OF the approaching state fan.
xaa af bis desk Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Fatal Explosion Of Gas.
fRv telerraph 70 the Dispatch.l

PrrrsBuRa, Pa. October 20.-An expio,,
s,on OF gas at IL O'Clock this morning piew ou'
the front OF Snaman's carpeting cstapnsn.,h - ,hs
Foderai street, Allegheny. and set nrs 70 .no
building. Several people arc reported in'ufea'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
TERMS OF SALE,


BRMrNoHAM, Ala. October 3.-The
Alabama State Fair opened to-day and WIN
continue for two weeks. Governor Jones opened
the fair with speech and touched tho button
which set the machinery going. Ths nrss day
was eminent;y satisfactory and tho prospects
are BRIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
THE HALL OF JUSIlCr'
Numerous Cases Disposed OF "s the f'''''
Court Yestetdsy.

There was not single case ss. oe,ose os pos. sne
Justice Yesterday morning tha' ""' '''
sessea o' ssases tcoioredD was up on the cna,so
Jamie nloao an oyerooat and case oi lnsa.a
men.s fTcm Dr. i 3. Eawsrds s.,ardsy 90 Ssso0'' ~
y; ssssss .ss jsssass sss sqy
IL the vsFs e,
30 eaen and required % give sscc ssricusy
for thirty dsys ss the Jusses ,n pugistc es-
70 mother and deughsof eHsee
MAY May Jones and Hattie Harris nscSce. mDee ~
. si,,,iar manner for the same onoA'e