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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Two Dead nc naverstraw.
fQv salaDranh a tina Dfanasch 1

NYAcK. N. Y, December 5.--The latest
reports from the brick barees wrecked of
Haverstraw last night show that the num-
Der OF dead has been reduced 70 two
Nichol Maggie and Frank Murray. Tbs bay
at that point Is filed with drifting boats
which have not yet been secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

Real Estate Agents ono I.... ..
s-l Mra ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
EXAMINATIONS.
NEGROES COMING BACK HOME.
Glad to Get Back to North Carolina-The
Commissioner's New Order.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. December "a
number Of colored people who went from
this place TO Louisiana with the labor
AGENTS two wears ago returned Yesterday.
They seem very glad indeed to get back
home. Others there would ike TO return
and recently colored persons here were So
Letting contributions from the white peo-
pie 10 bring them back.
Operations By the Government force on
Roanoke river have temporarily suspended
for the purpose of making some repairs on
the boats.
THE PUBLIC PLEASED. ...
The public generally are pleased at the
order of the Railroad Commissioner re-
curing the railroad companies to post
along the lines at telegraph Offices bulle-
tins announcing the delay of trains wien
they are late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
RlsAop MApHAM DEAD.
He Passes Away at Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Aged seventy-Four.
fBy telegraph % tho Dispatch

WATERFOWL, N. Y, December Bright
Rev. Edward p. Wadham. bishop OF the
diocese Of 0gdensburg. died at the epis-
copal residence, in Ogdensburg, about s
O'clock this morning; aged seYenty-four
wears. When his death was announced
the Cathedral aud City Hall bells were
tolled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
The Grin IN Cornwall.

LBy Anglo-American cablo to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, December 5.-Infuenza is cpl
demic in Cornwall county. forming the
southwest extremity of England. and hun
d1eds OF the inhabitants are Frustrated
with the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
,mor,cao PorIk Goes Into Franco.

[By Ang!o-American cable to tho Dispatch-l
PARIS. December 5.-The JouuTeI 06icid
to-day publishes decree authorizing the
import of American pork into France. The
ports of entry, however, are limited. and
importations can be made only az Dun
kirk, Havre, Bordeaux, and Marseilles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Another Victim of La Grippe.

GRKENsBoRo', n. c., December 5.-Miss
johnson, one of the young ladies of the
Greensboro Female College, died last
night of la grippe. making two deaths that
have occurred there this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

ByJ. H. Valentine, Auctioneer.
Ono. z. Laughton. Jr, Salesmsn,l
corner Ninth and Main streets.
THE NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
vi AT 1880 A. n.

Tho following goods must be sold at THIS
DAYS sale: -.
2 ROLLS OF STEP CARPETING, in lots to suit;
Several dozen RUGS,
g PARLOR SUITS, " different kinds;
WALNUT BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WARD
ROBES, WASHSTANDS, and TABLES;
"a PERFORATED CHAIRS,
10 MARBLE TOP SALOON TABLES,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY sIDEBOARDS.
Handsome WALNUT HALL STANDS,
GILT-FRAME OIL-PAINTlNGS and PASTELS,
Excellent REFRlGERATORS,
LOUNGES, BOOSTERS, and PILLOWS;
3 FINE HAIR MATTRESSES Of best make;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WIRE SPRINGS,
sELF-FEEDING and COOKING-STONE
4 dozen GLASS JARS.
These goods Must DO sold, and WILL be sold
TO pay advances, even nave 70 bay them
myself, which | do not wish 20 do; 50 please
be on hand IL you want % secure bargains.
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctoneer,
JNO z. LAUGHTOS, JR., Salesman. de y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
LIE EUROPEAN POWERS AND CHINA.
Italy VIII Wait to See what Action is
Taken by the others.

[By AnglO-American cable 70 the Dispa;ch.l
PARIS. December 5.-The Italian Govern
ment has replied 20 Frances note pro
posing combined action on the part OF the
European Powers against China TO compel
1nat country to make reparatiOn for. the
outrages that have been committed on
foreiGners. and to guarantee their protec-
ton in future. In her reply Italy says that
as she is not directly interested in the
matter she will wait until the other Pow
ers decide upon the course they will pur-
sue before she decides what she will do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Head Of the. Peace League Dead.

rBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
Paris, December 5.--M. Leminier. presi-
dent of the international League OF Peace,
ia dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

AN AoGRAyATIEG SoRE-THoAr is soon re-
lieyed by DR. ID. Jayne's Expectorant, an
old-time remedy for Bronchial andPIlmo-
nary Affections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
HUNTING IN BUCKINGHAM.
Deer, Rabbits, Foxes, and Even Beaver
Abundant-An Election Case in Court.

Deer, Rabbits, Foxes, and Even Beaver
Abundant-An Election Case in Court.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatchl
FARMyILLE. Va, December j.-SpOrtlng
men from every quarter seem TO have CEN
tired this season IN buckingham county as
the field for hunting, and their success
would indicate that their foresight was
good. Among those recently IN the neigh
borhood of New Store were V. Brant MT
tenhouse. of kingsyille, Md; William W.
Umsted, of Philadelphia; VI. NJ. Kitten
house and Martin Rittenhouse, Jr. OF
Baltimore .seEJrs. Jones ana Hoen' OF
Pittsburg; Mr. Hoen, Of Richmond, ana
MIR. Hoen. OF Baltimore. During the snow
of this week these gentlemen killed seven
fine deer aud many birds and rabbits. lhey
say there IS more game IN the region
around New Store than they ever saw be-
FORE They have hunted III many states,
but Virginia beats them all and Bucklng-
ham is the greatest OF all the Virginia
counties. Foxes feed and live in the old
wards of that old county, and though Il Is
said that beaver is only plentiful where
civilization IS unknown yet the creeks
and rivers in Buckingham are lined with
these rodents, which prove OF great value
TO huntsmen.
wILD-HoGs.
Mr.. L. D. Jones, Sr., a prominent citizen
of Buckingham. told the DISPATCH reporter
this morning that many hogs were running
wild in the forests of his county. HIS sons
had killed several after long chasing and
captured one alive, but finding they could
not domesticate HIM he was slaughtered.
MANDAMUs APPLIED FOR.
Colonel Z. I. Hubbard, counsel for S. II.
Bliss. James $. Harris, end CALVIN II.
Bliss, Dr., Republican ex-trea5ursr. com
missioner of the revenue, and sheriff re-
spectiyely of Prince Edward county, has
Applied to the Court of Appeals for
nandamus to compel the County Court TO
hear and adiudicate the celebrated cleo
ton cases on their merits. This appllca-
ton will be formally heard by the court
on the 10th instant. 1t will be romem-
bered by the DISPATCH readers that Judge
Farrar sustained the motion made
by the defendants Messrs. Ewing,
Clarke, and DickInsOn-to dismiss on
account of misjoinder, which decision
was sustained IN lengthy opinion by
Judge Is. A. Hancock, sitting for Judge +.
ID. Irving, of the Circuit Court,
The election of eI-Judge j. NJ. Crute 20
the judicial chair Of Prince Edward by tho
Legislature Yesterday meets with the appro-
baton of the bar and OF the citizens gene
rally Of the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

T,RrsTFE'S SALEOF d. Ih ~ ITll
WEDNESDAY, pressaiA NJ la.

az a. O'clock. the PkoF Ll'' 11s ss,. p.
deed as fronting ID Toe. a., sri Vs.
Eighteenth street bei"oee, ~. ~, j ...- :.
s SaS'ns s, Sis,b en Is rear ias +. o5 -
a. on he lst a large caGta'''''
gater ami calvert o9nneci'o. t,us f-s I
1 Tbis isan sdmlranlo tt g. 'i'', ...,,-..s 81 :
tnst 10 Ta.ea Woala yield q sJe' WV
investment. .,t sxptnse :
and SUFFICIENT % pay on 80. uoja 60,
terest IRON January d lss 80, 'i.is Cd 20. :.
$500 with interest irom sa@ ga, I iC0 80 y
j. 1881; upon = credit on iSo3; "a
fsom s1mo date ad 1aA- nus, ~ Al uas
ut,on suen togfns a. pa! 81 s,,I'RDN, re-"
de3 H. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
FOUNDER or ana TOWN,

Captain Jefress was the Oldest citizen Of
South Boston, and he it was who founded
that town. He was man of the kindest
heart and upright character. His death is
sincerely mourned by the people Of our
whole county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
BRITISH AFFAIRS.
Frances Little Game as to China Per
ed-Parlimentary Points
[Copyrighted, 1891, by the New York Associated

Press
LONDON, December 5.--The French
Governments overtures 70 the Powers for
JOINT diplomatic action at Pekin, accom-
panied by a naval demonstration at the
treaty ports, have met with a distinct re-
buff from the English and German Govern
ments. Semi-ofticial Paris kilograms as
sert that I'oreign-Minister Ribot made no
definite proposals, but merely designed to
ascertain the views of the different
Powers. His view differs from the
view which the English Foreign
Office takes. Several communications have
been received az the Foreign Office through
the French Embassy giving French consul
lar reports on the state of affairs in China,
and urging that England and France unite
TO exert pressure at Pekin. Minister Ribot
has had similar communications with the
Governments at Berlin, Rome, and Vienna,
and no has presented the position of the
Chinese Government in the worst possible
light.
FRANCES GAME.
II needed no special diplomatic sagacity
10 perceiye the French Governments
game. Russia hes declared her intention
10 hold off from any interference, but her
European ally, acting for her, aims to m
yolye England in hostile treatment of the
Chinese Government, with which ere long
England may find IL advisable 10 concert
common action against common enemy.
The overtures OF France were intimated to
the Chinese Embassy and We're also wired
10 Sir John Waisham, the British. Minister
to China. whose cabled reply enabled Lord
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
AUCTIOa sALEs-Future Days.
George ". Mayo, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
ToBACCOS, CIGARS, SCALES
OII-TANKS, sc.

By virtue Of deed Of trust from George W.
Dance TO the undersigned as trustee, duly re-
corded, will sell at Ne. sos south Laurel street,
at 1880 A. ~,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER s, 1891,
all Of the stock Of GROCERIES, &C, contained
in said store, consisting IN part Of
SHOWCASE AND GLASS JARS,
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES and
NEW GROCERS COFFEE-MILi,
MEAT-RACK AND BLOCK AND BUTCHERS
TOOLS,
. OIL-TANKS AND MEASURES,
CHEWING AND SMOKING TCBACCOS, CT
CARS, CHEROOIS, AND CiGAHEiTES,
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS AND COFFEES,
CANNED GOODS-IomAtOes, Peaches, Corn,
Beef, Ox-Tonguc, &C;
SOAPS BAkING-PONDERS, RAlSlNS, Is
SENCES, SYRUPS, PRESERVES,
STARCH, LiE,
and n very nice and clean assortment o. goods
usually sold by a retail grocer.
". 3. CLARK, Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO AuctiOuoer. Dc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

Mayor W. D. Barbour to-day issued the
following:
To tie Citizens;
In token Of respect for the memory of
Captain T.. B. Jefress. whose death oc-
CURED at his residence this day, hereby
request the citizens Of the town TO meet
this afternoon al o'clock at the office OK
III. j. Watkins, TO take such public action
as may be deemed proper also. that bust
ness generally be suspended during the
time of the funeral services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
THE FOUNDER OF SOUTH BOSTON.
Death of Captain +. u. Jeffress-Mayor
Barbou ., Proclamation.
rsnegial telegram 70 the Dispatch.

Houston, HALIFAX COUNTY. Va, Decem-
Der 5.-Captain T. b. Jearess died at his
residence at south Boston yesterday morn
ing aged sixty-eight years. He had been
sick for several months, and his death was
not a surprise. His funeral took place this
evening at the South Boston cemetery and
was largely attended. several of the bust
mesa houses of the town closing IN respect
to his memory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
MONDAY. DrcEHHss llr..r

Having felermIned 20 d's,o1f.,,....
TURE BUSINESS VIII sel n, 49,. az.
Earerooms' Nos. II ami o. CO., H 81,
commencing on Ff.et
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-20

Every man who acquires great
wealth owes debt to the nation
which be cannot better discharge
than by dividing his fortune in his
own lifetime with his fellow.coun-
trymen IN the way of the endow-
ment of institutions of learning, in
attempts to enrich community life
in our great cities by libraries and
public buildings, or to aid directly
in the solution of social and econo-
mic problems by opening the doors
of better homes to the poorer
classes. For these enterprises we
cannot invoke State action; we
must depend upon private munifi-
cence, and it will be very noble
justification Of our civilization if, by
private generosity, we are able to
outstrip State action for education
abroad.
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There is not one solitary person
in the United States, declares a
newspaper writer, who Is entitled
to be called "Honorable." In a
few cases where it could have been
lawfully used it was abolished by
Act of Congress some fifteen years
ago. The member of Congress
from Poker Flat, the secretary of
Legation to Patagonia, or the Con-
sui at Timbuctoo have no more
right to call themselves "honor-
able" than the chaplain Of the Sen
ate would have to call himself "his
grace"
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The young Chinese Emperor has
just picked out the second of the
seven wives Celestial law allows
him. The fact that she has the
smallest foot in Pekin, where the
cruel custom of pedaI-dwarfng is
supposed to have reached it's high
est perfection, is mentioned as one
of her qualifications for the position
she is to fill.
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gFcIAL NOTICE.

...,,isDt advertisements and sub
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- nor to receive payments from
!. Sonips of the DAILY ADvER-
NJ WEEKLY GAZETTE can al
h. purchased from the News
m or at the office OF publIca-
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ny GAZETTE, $500 a year in
nee.
rnions for the DAILY ADvER-
i and WEEKLY GAZETTE may be
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PRESTON, who is authorized to
s for the same.
absCriber who pays to the I'M
!4ned for either paper one year,
En- in advance, will receive one
|Foi the TOURISTS GUIDE " as
IEnium.
Nolars reward will be paid for
|ratiOn that will lead to the
sRtiOn Of any one stealing the
|5G Weekly left at the Office or
Silence Of subscribers.
lEghy advertisements should be
s,iei in during the day, to insure
lsGsiOa the next morning. Short
rG received up to 10P.M
aEAIlAN GAZETTE CO.,
h. NJ. WHITNEY, Manager.
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ours, either in quality or facility of
transportation. With half the skill
applied here that Californians ex-
pend in the care and culture of
their trees, Eva growers can beat
them with the greatest ease.
1t ought to be that ten thousand
trees shall be planted in the Eva
valleys during the coming twelve
months, and ten times that number,
there and beyond, during the next
three or four years. We ought in
a very few years to be shipping
one hundred million oranges per
annum, q crop giving lucrative sub
sistence to thousands of prosperous
farmers. l hope to continue this
topic.
S. E. BISHOP.
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Eange Culture in Eva.

ENTOR: The formation of
painting companies gives
% for this letter. I have
FepIy impressed for some
fla the Importance of estab-
orange culture extensively
district of Eva, with which
4 considerable familiarity.
Nous land surveys made In
lAnds from Waimalu to Wal
aaVe been struck with the
extent Of the valley bottom,
safe Known to be precisely
!. ~ 'ne growth of the best
\ |f''E more particularly of thus
,s because there is special
I l0t transportation to Homo
\! tae railway. Within a
1 @ iOur miles from Pearl
n, consider it much within
\ r,I " estimate the area of
! b i ioa! bottom, ranging from
lIa ,usF miles inland, as over
h. @ooSand acres, capable of
ii u, seventy thousand orange
Atpn mn Osst quality, yielding
Iseir n.U oranges per annum.
4 ALL, valley land, in order to
j n.y. Of certainties, because
u o aess have hitherto been
10 ' ssrioeo f., to the valleys. I
Iae,S o'' aIol doubt that the up
ie,a ~ also be made available
i ST. with proper manage.
d, r', s1.a Of Honolulu are
d II WIN n the superb oran ges
iE,baa.elA the valleys of Waia G1a
aps r1a' These are said to b be e
,b'a G''' s,, 10 any produced in
'aae' m Enough the latter re-
: su u'ps at all. I have eaten ten
'aplpIii ' RI. fruit from a tree uasi in
Tsr valley, near the
.l&saop b,p[ pump. There can be
Salittlo I"'G all the Eva
), 9 plsIf Inland l.. will produce !" e
= = tor t ib1sgr Dssi culture of
s.hbor ~ Resource of csn;ta
! 4la'd 'D FL immense capacity Sd pg' Of
'<..tot bs, ,0 RI Producing export It.
s'.tseGsed, ! Now that the eD surely
.,.tpS ot n Value, I believe that
y q ' opes. Industry SO pro- pro.
] ssA5Is' f fg5;,n market for all o " :
tsss'i;ss..yy5og D 1HiIlI9%s's e. with witt:
@sspaot &C. Oranges in tha,
easily compete with
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instruction in Music

MISS SUSANNA R. PATCH WILL
Va resume the teaching of voca. and in
strumen,al mnsic after Sept LIST. Refers
by permission to her PATRONS in Honolulu.
EE Address Kawaiahao Seminary. No
tice OF place of residence will be given on
return from California. 27s9-Im<
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JURISPRUDENCE.

lHhOli ourselves responsible for the
aanais, or opinions expressed by our
pa.na.
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