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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
AZ IMPORTANT SUIT.
rse BONDS ISSUED eY PoWHA-
an TAN COUNTY VALiDi
Y,oV or sixty Thousand Dollars In-
,ol,cd-A Great Legal Fight ia
Trospeot-Coupon Cases

--..rordcnco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
...ttge. Va, Doccmbe 5.--The Circuit
.,. the city of Petersburg, Judge H. a.
80 Presiding, met to-day. Tho case OF
...-i a. Dunlop, involving important utter
-.i.u.s 90 the late firn % ID. Is. Tennant X
...rsr export tobacco hrin, WAS called but
....i until the next term. Messrs staples
r.rara. W. r. NcKenncy, Allan Potts, and
..... g.aort Stdos are counsel for the plaintiff,
...r,. Davis & McuWaine and Alexander
.., rcprcsont the defendant Invosvtng
.,. tho right 60 important brands OF To-
pc ...s case has excited great dCel OF inter
.. uil te contested 20 the last extremity
o. ..,-, af tho defence Tho principle IN
D.. one 90 crcat interest 20 the trade.
..,-.> COUNTY nONps-s60,0O0 INVOLVED.
.,.an,ery suit Of Beu & Flanagan ~.
% Supervisor~ % Powhatan county,
..4 removed from The Circuit Court 81
......I yss- ao-k eted, and decree entered
& .ao PLATA titis 10 hle an amended ana
involves the validity Of the bonds sub
d.. rIc county OF FoWatan 60 the FHrm-
.. I.vaatan Railroad Company amount
......r $4,000 or s6O,OOO. Inc pisih'Hs
she railroad has not been constructed
..4frcr prescribed m the act which au-
.. tbe subscription Oh the county 70 the
ne ral,ruad, ana honco the bonds are
.,..frofc was no proper notice given in
Sim. voters 81 Powhatan % the timo ana
... r.ertinu, ~ which the subscription
apou, and tbat therefore the suoscrip-
... he rqt,road company attached u cor
..f-r. f4flc subscription 81 the county
... leh was inconsistent with the
.rrs the subscription, ana that there
...g I- released from It's obligations.
.. ..... . ..nsilera Die portion OF the night OF
r...u the railroad track rs laid has
. ..uIomuo1, ana therefore does not
... OLD. company: and In contemplation OF
al h8snevcr been constructed from
... Junction 30 farmviiie. a. required by
.. Incorporation. There are several
'. .. a-ail.us made In the plaiutfs bill
mo-, .aiu, u proved, Will relieve the
.fr promises.
...af maud. Che railroad company con-
...... 80 has performed ali OF the conditions
fno subscription VAS made, ana hat
4lo valid ana obligatory upon the
tREAr MASS eF TATKRS.
.... ... rlcos - dispositions hayo already
..... "a. Pro case, and the papers flied mp
u..su some forty pounds or more.
I.ruarau. ~ PUWhatan, and MIR. r..
70 brunswick. appear for the plain
..IHi 5. +. Fitzgerald, captain x. 6.
..I Nr. B.. VI. Miller are counsel for the
.... HI-n has been set Tor argument
january, and 10 Is expected the
.. jog 'illy one week.
vusB COTTON CAsEs.
..... -ryeuiy-hve and hundred coupon
... tlr docket Tor trial az this term.
.fr..e cases viii begin on Wodnea-
,.ta separate jury Tor each the whole
... .l.I-Alltt,-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
. IMPORTANT DECISION.
Oh. state Cannot Exercise Power in
Conflict with 4. :. Admiralty Law.

o.. state Cannot Exercise IA Power in
Conflict with 4. :. Admiralty Law.
.al telegram 70 the Dispatch.
..... Va. December j.-in the case Of the
..--.Is seized 10y the state OF Virginia and
.. i. 20 has been rendered Ia the jnited
..... .-. hero as 90 the libel for materials
...i -ramen wages. The question OF
r.tIre proceedings prosecuted by tie
rs >ale If vessel arrested M dtiicfG
. ..u iu admiralty previously resting
t.. f..s,L The Judge decided that the
... .. power 20 make laws which empower
nav courts 90 exercise admiralty
l prejudice OF maritime liens, ana
...f.i-t u power conflicting with Hdihi-
4.t.u or laws Of the l ultod States,
..-t.Lg and destruction OF mHriiime
Iuou vessel seized and cUnils-
.. mr. laws for the protection ot
.... Vusu the scamen, materlal-men,
holding dies" Hens are innocent OF
...g Doc tie 6cts Tor which the vessels
stated. lu order that these claims may
. .... alIst I- 1i recent origin.
..r- q Engineer ". K. Overton, VINO
I1 ItEc smith, and io- whom the
... ...U dragged tor tho past week, wss
....Iay at fruoOn n that body of water.
.lE. o. Princess Anne county, held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
100 sHoT "JusI FoR FuN.o

- ,elogram 10 the pisgatch. J

-.-arl telegram 10 the DisDatch.l
....... I.. VA. December 5.--George Read,
youth about years Of age, was shot
. .t go q colorel dance near Lucados
.-.-. t. Campbell county, saturday night.
..... aucI Brown has been arrested, but
.e Goes not know wntther ne nrei the
a- several boys were outside Ot the
..rg 80 random just for run. lie was
300 Frlud jury o. the county.
.... .... Thomson, daughter OF the late Rev.
thomson, formerly pastor ~ the Ne
'r.fr-taut church here, dicd sunday
90 visit 20 . friend near Bellevue
county. IAe funeral viii take place
.rluE.
BURNED TO DEATH.
negro clIi was burned 10 death just
..... Utt..y limits Yesterday. The mother
.. ... f.. house and the child pulled ii lighted
t.-.l itself, and before help came az was
.-.... .. crisp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
r.srinn Gu, Nails.

Mr.. Arthur b. Clarke returned Sunday morn
inc from Boston, where he WAS engaged part
~ last week 10 Supervising tests OF cut ana wire
~ ia on the famous Emory Testing Machine az
the Government Arsenal, AZ WATERFOWL a anas
-, chfne cost the government over elOO,Voo,
M a probably the finest IN the world. IL -
delleets enough 10 test The strength OF nair
. ID strong enough 20 pail 500, 900 pounds. Iae
tests OF nails we're not completed, ana wiit ~
septiaued when Nh. Clarke can retarn' anu soon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
~. e-ARK-MoFfeTT MURDER CASE.
An lnIictmeut for Murder Tound-An
THcitIng TRIAL Expected.
e,ial telegram 10 the Dispatch. ]

special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
-t'tuIE. VA. December b.--in The Hastings
'-i, 'o-iay the grand fury brought 10 az 10
.'re'f ot murder agalns, J. 4. Clark for Kill
70 Ht Rev. j. X. NOfieit. The case will DO
t-morfOw for triGI. and it Is said that the
.or NIli move for a continuance, but that
-- nD.ou viii be vigorously resisted 10y the
-t lliOu.
lionel William H. Ayiott is here aud will
o. -' ia no prosecution IL II believed by some
pig. -i 70 viii b. impossible 70 get jury from this
'!y o. tfy toe CASE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
OQlERDUNN LIlHIA " AHER

The effect Of the water IL % regulate the prt-
nary secretlons and to act powerfully on the Kid
neys, causing the urine 10 flow freely and cor
recting entirely that extreme acdity Of the urine
which Il often 80 troublesome and painful apd
II acts gently on the bowes-tis good elects IN
this last respect being perceptibly felt after
using Tor several days.
IL corrects acldlty OF the stomach, aids diges.
sion. stimulates the appetite, and ballds up tne
system. lis pure, clear, and light and may bs
used in large quantities without feeling ANY tut
ness or Inconvenience A Just estimate OF ~
merits caunot DO had unless " Ia used regularly
for a week or ten days.
Unsurpassed as a table water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Damage to Il Dersiled Train.

INVN'ITfI F'IV~F'''71 - =
IURAY, VA, December 5.-At an early nour
Sunday morning freight train gong oOuth ON
rallied n short distance from the corporate iunts
OF Luray, and four cars were thrown Iom tno
track aud badly damaged with their coh.eits'
Two electric streei-cars were also broken up
me track was soon cleared OF the wreck ana
trains were not much delayed. The loss, II Is
thought, will reach about $1,000 None oil the
trainmen were hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Eu., M.moriaI Services In Roanoke,

RotNoKg. VA, December 5.-Roanoke Lodge,
No, 1917, OF Elks held memorial services yester-
day ia the Academy OF Music III respect 10 th9 !,
,.',,,orv ~ N. H. Magruder, George Wright and
cyrus Lair, who died during the year. Alien y.
Myerr, Of Cincinnati, grand secretary oil me
order delivered an address 20 crowded mouse.
Az a social session OF tho order held lO-hlght
tha,s WSs a large attendance aud a very enloya-
hle dine Was had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Contributions from Crewe.

ilITsspoHdeuce o. the kichmond Disostch.l
NHwF, Va. December b.-~The Methodist
'l'f'h VAS niiod last evening with the largest
~ ffegauOn that bss Assem- bied here for lorg
iIe 70 hear tue aAiutaiory sermon by their new
st'o'' Row X. r. Gayle. Tho sermon was
',e I've, nicely delivered, aud well received.
Wire Anne 1nsiey, whose Illness ! mentioned
me days ago, yet remains in very critical
Coalition
hlss LmmG Bon eau returned to-day from
zen surg, where she has been sisstiog Miss
!-llic Hummer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

NEW YORK, December 5.-The movements
in the stock market to-day we're more than usu-
ally important, the Illustrations Ia prices having
been wide aud frequent and the volume OF bust
ness above the average. In The early trading
the speculative temper was decidedly bullish'
owing to liberal purchases for foreign as we'll a.
local account, and to reduction In sterling ex-
change, which renders gold exports less prooa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
COURTEOUS CONSIDERATION.
No Intrusion by Peninsula VirEinians on
the President Elect.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANCOCK, December 3.-The people Of the
Eastern Shore have treated Mr.. Cleveland with
great consideration during HIS stay on Hog
Island. They have rcfrained from going 10 the
island 70 pay their respects % the incoming Chiet
Magistrate and shake MS honest hand because
they knew Mr. Cleveland came here to hnd rest
from reporters hand-shakcrs, and ofllce-seekers-
IL speaks well for tho South. AMI especially for
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia, that Mr. Clevc-
land selected his present retreat from oflicious
ana incOnsiderate intruders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
4 Fanonjer Farmer Dead.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dist

fCorrespOndence OF me Hlchlnonc DlspatchI
REMINGTON, VA, December S.-Mr &. w.
Rouse. a popular young farmer, died this morn
ing nj his home, near this place he had been
sick nearly twelve months with complication
of Diseases, which he bore with Christian pa
thence and iorutude, and died IN the hopes OF
blessed Immortality.
Ills widow was Miss Mollie Barnes, OF stafford
county He also leaves two small children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Called to Suffolk.

by ItItsTdpu % IHV DI5IHIVH'I
PETERSBURG, VA, December Brew. W. D.
Smitn. TOR the past two years rector OF the Epis-
copal Church OF tue Good shepherd in this CITY,
and also assistant rector OF -. Pauls Episcopal
church, has accepted can 10 inc EplscOpal
chnrch I'm Suffolk, this State. and will enter upon
ms new duties the first of next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

Mean temperature. ....,...........
Height OF water la river. .O2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Richmonders III New York.

NEW YOEE. December 5.-W. ID. Rice Impe-
rial; r. NJ. Blankenship and A. b. Clarke, 81.
James; J. Brown, Coleman; =. Il. Lambert,
Sturteyant; r. C. Morgan. Firth Avenue; Mrs
M. Blackman and j. 3. Lighifoot. 81. Denis: A.
Miller, Union Square; }. b. Culpeper, Astor, and
IT, c. Merrill, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
ELKS IN THE TWIN CITIES.
Impressive Ceremonies at the Lodges of
sorrow-Dr. Owens Anniversary.


Sorrow-Dr. Owens Anniversary.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, VA, December 5.--The Academy Of
Music WAS packed with people yesterday after
noon, gathered TO witness the impressive cere-
monies attending the annual Lodge OF Sorrow OF
the Benevolent Order Of Elts. The stage
was Handsomely ntted up with flowers and
plants and the usual emblems. DR.. J.. b. An
derson, Of this city, and Rev. c. s. Blackwell, OF
Elizabeth City, \. c., delivered addresses, ana
the solos, duets. and quartette3 we're rendered
10y the best musical talent Of the city. In Ports
mouth similar ceremonies took place nj Casino
Han. Rev. X w. Forsyth, Of Philadelphia, and
Captain John w. Happier delivered the adj
dresses, and among the ladies assisting In the
music was Mrs. James =. Van Nrauchen, Of
Philadelphia. The Naval Post Band assisted.
ANNIVERSARY SERMON.
Rev. Dr. A. T.. owen, pastor Of Court-Street
Baptist church. Portsmouth, preached his TWEEN
ty-irst anniversary sermon yosterday. The
Doctor is very popular with his congregation.
Colonel l.. d. Stsrko Is being urged by his
friends for United States District Attorney for
the Eastern District Of Virginia
The United States steamer Atlanta Is now in
the dry-dock, and on coming out will take on
stOros and leave for Laguayra, Venezuela, 20 re-
heve the KeaTsarge, which vessel will come 70
this yard and III out for the winter cruise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
s,,nr.mn cnnrt nf Anneals.

Board Of Supervisors OF Cumberland county
aesipst Randolph Cause put on privileged
dock at 10 DO heard at January term.
Carter against iiuugh, Geay & co. Argued Dy
Colonel r. n. soc for appellant and j. W. roster
~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
A child Eeieya

the pleasant favor. gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup OF Figs, when In
need Of q laxative. and II the father or
mother be cosrive OF bilious the most graft
fving results follow its use so that 1t u
the beat family remedy known. and every
family should have bottls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
NOT eLUTToNY, BUT MURDER.
The Mysterious Case of the Negro Tucker
in Sussex County,

in Sussex County
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA, Decem Der Am Associated
Press telegram sent out from this city several
days ago reported the death from oyer-eatlng oil
one William Tucker, in Sussex county. Tucker
was a very humble cOlored man who had rela-
tives IN this city who took the trouble % make
Investigation into the cause OF his death. lhey
make a rather startling report, and assert that
Tucker was murdered instead Of dying from the
elects Of eluttony. They assert that
during dinculty at Yale, IN sussex
county, between some cOlOred men Tucker
was struck ON The head with piece OF scautllhg
by one Of the parties, who has since Ned from
the county Tor fear OF An arrest, and his injuries
were such that after lingering Tor ten days he
died. During this period he was able 10 eat but
little. The Jury OF inquest rendered Vefdlct Oh
death from causes unknown. Inc case has been
Ilsced by tue relatives OF the deceased III the
hands of Mr. Buford. lawyer of brunswick
county, and IT is probable the BODY wiz DC eA-
humed and post-mOrtem held 10 ascertain the
true cause OF death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
A Sailor to he Conrt-Martiaied'
fC,ac,ot teIapran 20 the Dispatch.l

NORFOLK, VA. December "a sailor on board
the United States steamer dolphin ha.o9
nNa,,,a Is confined in the brig for oourt-martial
Tor cutting the throat and nearly seyerng tne
arm OF a ship-mate named Reynolds with his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
,-.sEsTlNG sOcleTY EVeNTs.
7e. I,,.r-burg Relies to- BE Married in
r.-uary-A Wedding To-Day.


I.ruary-A Wedding To-Day.
fence ~ the Richmond nispatch.l
........... Va. December J.---ociety IL on
elIs"i hy The whispers Of the light
torch most brilliantly next month
. rIr.red that two memorable social
-lr 900 January "a our best circles
.....ca ~ the charming daughter OF
80 popular citizens, prominent IA
...... ana he other the marriage Of the
.... one ~ our oldest and best-knoWn
..... ben quiet homo marriage tO-mOr-
... ..... residence ~ Mr.. Charles PEBBLES,
er ..a t-ide, on Perry street, Rev. Or.
Iait Officiating. The contracting
...e 20. Miss Mary Chastine, daughter OF
... Hgr. PEBBLES, for many years pronl-
.... .rt and citizen, and Mr.. George l..
.s vc.-Slowu and popular business
...-HlrA county.
...- ......-. ol Rochester, y. y, IL visiting
....... v.-- Mary Meade PLAT, on Washing
.-.. ru. has Just returned from an ex-
... ..-,t. tLr North aud West.
H. Quarlee. Who was so seriously
...... .y a negro, at Belfelt on saturday
.. u.. frmeTIy a prominent tobacco man
.. ..-..... This city. lie has lately been con-
..-4 ..reariug- factory at Beihcld.
.. 81. Jackson, Of London, arrived IN
.. ..-'etI1y on "a visit 20 mis- old friends
..... .tu.Alre-. Mr. jackson was formerly
..-....-. Petersburg.
Dr.. tsrlAm, prominent physician OF
-.... ..'v, is 10 the city to-day.
NOOHE-TNGE
r- ..-.s Moore and Miss Mamie Inge were
..- his afternoon NJ the home OF the bride
..r. ~. w. Lear, of the Methodist
rial exercises held sunday afternoon
O.. ~ E!ks ia honor 90 the dead OF the
.... .a.re ~ tho most impressive charac-
f.ueral Grafton was delivered ny W.
. .4l.. and was an effort OF great eiO-
mower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Desperate Attempts to Escape.

WARSAW. VA, December 5.-'rhe negro pri-
soner Lomax, who attempted 10 burn the jail
here on Wednesday night last, also tried to Of
feet his escape by removing the bars from WIN
was put andec guard and Is being watched both
dav and nfghf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Bic REDUCTIONS.

Every day during the past week we
were Just as busy as bees yesterday was
no exception.
Desirable Cloths, handsome make,
beautiful patterns, and attractive styles,
combined with exceptionally low prices,
are sure to draw the attention of Judi
clous buyers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

Inquiry at the Federal Department OF State
confirms d cablegram from London 70 tue enect
that the governments Of England, Germany,
and the United States have agreed 10 take COM
mon action 10 restore order IN samoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. December j.--Baltimore and Ohio
stock. g3t, Northern Central stock, 6S1S: Bal
tlmOre ana Ohio southwestern lists lOo 40.
sd incomes. % consolidated gas bonds, ll6A;
,io sto,ks 57se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for the Dispatch.
DECEMBER J.-No auction offerings on Change
to-day.
Private sales. Smokers, 80; wrappers 10;
filters, 3: western lugs. 25-tOtal. II hOgsheads.
Internal-reyenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, s5,939.50; tobacco, $5,95o.3V-i0tal,
51l.Sg7S9.
From wagon receipts this evening dark sales
win be light tomorrow. Petersburg Ia reporting
heavy breaks, and sales at zig 70 10 cents.
Western markets are very high and active on
ali grades There was considerable looking
around after cheap Old smokers to-day, with
some sales Messrs. Fuller Patterson, I homas
Atkinson, Alfred I. Harris, and X. II. Boykln. OF
Richmond, were all ut the Louisville ana en-
cinnati markets last Friday and witnessed the
nigh prevailing prices there OF 8 10 cents for
lugs and 10 to II cents for good Leaf Home
offered westerns are cheap by comparison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
81 4.

Here are Suits and Oyercoats of our
own superior make-made in styles
which are CORRECT-made as well as
anv merchant tailor in the land could
make them, that We are going to sell at
price to close them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Ersntnr.-Exchanrs easter at 4S6a4SSI1. Com
merclaI bills, 4S4lSa4S7IS. Money steady at "a
SO. closing offered at 3. sub-Treasury bal
nnces-Coin. s94.337, 900: currency. s5.6is,-
GOO. Governments quiet; per cents, ia
State bonds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Cause Of Miss carripxton's Death.

N''tpynoenoo Ot tue stontnoha bispatch.i
NhAEL0fTssYiLLg. Va. Deeeasber o. The par
.lihfs VI The death OF miss yirglnia Carfi1gton
.a's been received. Whom she was returning
,..i chaTca on Thsnkneiying-Dsy wheel VI tins
''N''ie IL which shs was riding Was wreIched on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
WILL CONTEST IN CONGRESS.
Pension Payments Begun Warrant for an
Execution Issued-Other Notes.

Pension Payments Begun-Warrant lot an
Execution Issued--Other Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmcr1 Dispatch.l
Raleigh, n. c., December 5.--It is stated to-
day that A. Ii. A. Williams will contest before
Congress the right of Thomas Settle 10 the seat
from the Fifth District.
sheriff William r. Dortch. Of Wayne county,
to-day made complete tax settlement with
State-I Treasurer Tate For several years Sheru
DOrtch has thus been the first 10 settle.
The pension payments began to-day. The
amount disbursed for the year is To Do SoI,OOO.
This is considerably more than ever before.
Governor Holt to-day Issued warrant for the
execution Of William Mckinney In Robson
county, January 20th. Mckinney's crime was
murder. Hs was convicted in the Superior
Court and appealed. The supreme Court last
week afrrmed the Judgment.
STILL AT WORK.
The state Board of Csnvassers resumed its
tedious work to-day. IL took up the returns OF
the votes for state officers. Ii will require until
noon tomorrow TO complete the cpnvass OF these.
Then tho returns of the congressional vote VIII
be Canvassed.
NEGRO DPOsToB.
There Is a great sensation among the negroes
here owing 20 the arrival Of +. Loney, " hoIi-
ness preacher from Richmond, Va. He began
his work IN Oberln, n negro village OF ABOUT
]. 900 POPULATION, a mile west Of Raleigh. Now
he has gone 90 Wilmington and there niteen
women have followed him. lie has left some
missionaries who are working among The ne
grOcs. lie and they preach the doctrine OF
sanctincation." A number Of negroes went
out IN the woods aud remained several days to
be "sanctihed." saying that when they attained
that condition they would be fed by ravens ana
need never do any more work Of any KIND.
Some OF the negro men are making threats
against Lonely, who brought four women
with MIN from Richmond. The negroes VINO
have followed MIN have disposed Of all their
property. Two Of his disciples who lett Oberlin
took away with them the wives Of other men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE
KATIE PUTNAM.
MEETINGS-FirSt Tuesday.

RICHMOND IODGE, 40. 10, NAsONs.
GERHANIA LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYrHIA5.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. ODD-FELLOWS.
FIrZHUGH LODGE, ODC-FfLIOWs.
JAMESTOWN Tribe, RED NkS,
LAFAYETTE, LEGIOS or HON ~.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
AURORA COUNCIL. AMEMcAS MECHANICS.
UNION COUNCIL, ROYAL AkCASuN.
BELylDERE COUNCIL, ROYAL ARcANUh.
NCARTHY COUNCIL. ROYAL ARcANLh.
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD fENPLARS.
wRsr-END LODGE. GOOD TEHPLA3S.
HOWARD s-GROYE LODGE. GOOD IEfFLAhs.
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
ETcHWOSD COSCLAvE, ORDER nFPrAsOPHS.
OLD DOAINlOS COMdANDEKt, GOLDEN EAGLE
&C" FIRsT YIRGINIA REGIMENT.
"D," FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
"F,' FIRSr VIRGINIA KfGIMhEE
RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES
RICHMOND HOWTrZERs.
PAPRR-HANGkRs' CNtON.
BRANCH 1913, IRON HALL
RICHMOND COUNCIL, HOME CIRCLE.