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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

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| li<e Data we're s<rong IN synpssby via eprn
the increasing dsaand from shlpoerA sn1 ne,
| covering BY shorts. An advance a 10 wet
| scored. Hog products we're active and hishes
1 the receipts a hogs were fuliy up 70 expcs<a
l tom, and prices "a the ys.ftls were 6al6e ever
| bat the packe<s rsre scod buYexz, end ne thrt
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/ upward. apd the close shows IN advance a NV
IN PORK, 11t<c. In lard, and tsa1s1<c. II Mn
Cash QuotarorB Flour sseady and IN
changed. No. esprine wheat, 67t4e.; No ret
Ssjxae0c No. , corn. 800. No cark 2o
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$3.50. short ribs. e5.s2,fae5.sA Drylsalss
ehoaiderA ex625<ae4.75. Short-clsar, %
1850. whiskey. $L1d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
70 INSTRUCT The STATE GUARD.
Farmers and Merchants Confer About the
Reduction Of Cotton Acreage.

Gsr1efs ano meIC8anes SohAcf A"~.s s"S
Reduesion OF Cotton Acreage.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. O.. January 2s.-Lieutenant
William <. Shipp, of the Tenth cavalry.
United States army. reported heres to-
day, having been. at the Governors re-
quest, assigned to duty in North Carolina
to aid in The inspection and instruction OF
the troops.
A CONFERENCE.
The committee from the Farmers Ali
ance of this county met to-day some lead.
ing merchants and had an interesting and
important conference with regard to the
reduction of the acreage IN cotton. The
reduction is to be from Is TO 20 per cent. !;
and it was agreed that the movement will
be of no value unless corresponding IN
crease in the raising of food crops Is made.
Next week all the farmers and merchants
will be pledged to abide by the agreement
for q reduction of cotton acreage. The
movement thus started here viii extend
rapidly into other counties.
COTTON BURNED.
Fire broke out this afternoon among
cotton near o depot az Selma and about
seventy-fve bales were burned, causing a
loss Of about $4,000, partly covered by IN
surance.
The report of the Railway Commission
shows that in North Carolina at this date
and branches.
News was received to-day of the death
of DR.. j. s. Devane, leading citizen OF
Baden county.
General Robert F. Hoke, president o.
The Georgia, Carolina aud Northern rail.
vgy. makes the statement to-day that the
| track-layers are in six miles of Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

s>rsne<s6n, seepeyass, - o. y, j IN ! l. Y
elsdsd s. sinais1, Rxerse ood from
The oflcs7s a Go ohufe1 who were pre-
eent tonight ~ 3s1nse Mllefs ~ non'
Willisn !. Ieoko' enG Eeth1sl1sl xanees-
- {sidsesA I'd Asnza 9. Y. Crew enss =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
From Oak Tree aud Its Vicinity.
rc,nrrn.,,on dennA OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

OAK Tree, Va. January 2s.-The build
ING belonging TO w. l.. Schenck, which
was destroyed by Gre ON the 4th OF January, ID
ant site Is chosen for the new house IL Is 10
Gated en- a triangle OF land directly In front OF
Mr. Scbencks store.
The school In the immediate nelghborhood Is
IN quite rourishing condition.
The congregation OF YorksRiver church pro-
pose 20 make many improvements In and
around the church. They have already COM
msnood 20 enclose the ohurchysrd
Tho synocicsi Evangelist will commence q
eeries OF meetings at the Yofk-River Presbyte-
rian church, beginning February 7th- IL Il
20 be hoped he VII, ind fun house and an AT
attentive congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Stealing "Nyaste" from Car-Boxes.
rr,orroannnhanca az Aha Richrnond niana fch

CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Va, January 2S.-An
odd thing TO steal is the waste from the
axle-boxes OF freight-cars. Three negro youths
we're caught In the act Of gathering buckets full
Of this article ana we're gwen long terms In the
chain-gang. They used the wsste FOR fuel IL -
considered very dang TO the rollinf-stock Of
a railroad TO remove the waste from the boxes.
A special city ordinance is in force for the pro-
lection Of the property OF railroad companies.
Burglars attempted 70 effect an entrance into
the residences ~ Mr.. Marco Ambroselll. but we're
frightened of when tho occupants OF the DWELL
Ing made their appearance with rcyoiyers.
Mr.. Jacob J. Letermsn, manager OF the Levy
opera-House. went 10 Richmond to-day.
Mr.. n. T. Purvis Is quite SICK. His brother
Alexander, In Danville, has been telegraphed
for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
LIR0R OFFERINGS.
a RICHMOND MAN ACQUITTED.
captain stanley Welded to Miss Flora II.
Havklu,-Personal Notes.
ICOuespOndsnce Of be hammond Dispalch.l


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
pETEEsBUR0, Va, January 2s.-Robert
Carver lwhite). OF Richmond. was tried
n the Hastings Court this morning for
horse-steahng. The particulars have here
ssolore been published IN the DIsPAToH.
5he horse was stolen from MIR. Theodore
y BY. NJ. X. Shell. OF this city. Carver
Vas acquitted.
srANLxy-HkwKIxs.
Miss Flora X. Hawkins, daughter of Mr..
70. Hawkins. Of this city, and Captain
PRANK M. Stanley, prominent and popu-
Isf Iailroad-mAn OF Bristol. Tenn, were
married at 8 o'clock this evening at the
tesldenee Of the brides father. Rev. j..
Aosehfo, OF 1abb-Street Presbyterian
.anfeh, performed the ceremony. At 6:45
we ondal party left for Old Point.
elnong those who were present were
Misses Minnie and Nellie Hawkins, sisters
" the bride, and Captain j. ID. Walters
and MT. Ii. n. Philips, of Bristol.
WISHING ooMsIrrrEs.
The Senate Committee on Education
WI VISIT the Virginia Normal and College,
sc Institute, near this city. on Tuesday
astl On the same day the House Com
,,ll'tee On Prisons and .Asylums viii visit
'Ae central Lunatic Asylum.
PERSONAL.
Mf. o. W. Blair, OF Michigan, q promi-
t.u' food Templar. rs in the city in the
taIetest OF his order. Last night he de-
pssied an address at Wesley chapel.
A 4he leap-year ball given by the ladies at
.ee Abemarle Hotel last night was one OF
'Nv social successes OF the season.
NUS sophia Davis, of Richmond, Is
'a.ing Mrs. J. l. Brown.
ICE various councils Of the Junior Or
~. United American Mechanics OF this
~ nave received Invitations 70 partici-
* an N the celebration IN Richmond on
s ga OF February. 1t IL more than pro-
seS's ihat there VIII be . celebration here
~ that the local societies will remain II
bone 70 take part.
robert ). Chandler has been elected
re1sh Of No. ! company. Ere depart
cart. @&''-'' ~'s''' " Wv ASss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Nsw WORK STOCK MARker.

EKw Yoax. January B.--AtnoNRh tnc
stock market still continues broad -
activity ana strength to-day were In sposs. ana
while In the few sh.Ires which received epecpa
attention there wsrs marked sdssnces scored,
the general list was held within narrcw iimis~
aad during the greater portion Of the day dts-
played no decided tendency Of psicss tn either
direction. shoazh developing strcne ssmp~s
toward the close. Special atsersfcn vas called
10 Manhattan, which continued rs rapid upward
movement and touched no, and though n wa
not held at that azure Il cstabliahed . gain q
about IL per cent. from ifs prics osfore the rem
dorine OF the last declsion 10 favor o. the eonf
pany. -
The opening was quiet at fractional advancess
and while there MAS some unoaeinete among sco
shorts, the bears were inclined u hammer tue
Inst in spots, causing slight reaction WHICH rns
afterwards made up, and under a. ncs 8 ~
general iist. bot more rapidly IN some o. tns
special stocks. Tbs ANAL raid OF the ooass q
Lackawanna was entirely uuitesas ana snas
stock rallied ovez ! per cent N sno<s ~. ~
whiie the rest OF the active snatse "oIs s~
vancing steadily.
CLOSE STEADY AND STRONG.
me close rss steady and stroag at or near ne
ton l;eurcs OF the day. The important gains
comprise 81. Paul preferred, n Eorsnern
Louisville snd Nashville, ~, and cor0sge sna
Rock Island zach Per cent Sales, iissec' S4Ss-
900; unlisted, 10000 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE.
Ey<nfso--Exchanse oafet ana firm 81 sS3e
az Money easy at 1,&as: ctoclng onofea -
~ gnb-Treasury baisncea-<)otn. eli4. y3l,-
100: currency, s7,5i0,0O0. Govcrnments dull
bat steady per cents. 11e. state bonds no
elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
THE TOWNSVILLE oRpHANAeE.
The Executive Committee Finds ITSELF
Confronted with Serious Problem.

Confronted with Serious Problem.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHAnLorrx, N. c.. January 2s;-The Er-
ecutive Committee of the Thomasyiile
Baptist Orphanaae has just closed plea
SAINT and harmonious session. there are
although il is arranged for only 100.
The hard times are driving many TO seek
charitable cid who otherwise could provide
for themselves.
Contributions are also effected by the
financial pressure, and the problem or
feeding and clothing the helpless IL Sc,
mons one. The treasurer has received
*. 400 in the last four months. Arrange
ments were made at this session TO
enlarge the work of the institution. Inc
health Of the orphans has been unusually
good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Financial Agent--Free Mail Service.
TCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

BRIsToL, Tenn, January %. The friends
~ Dr Rbea Preston through East Tennes-
see ana Southwest Virginia will DO glad 70 know
shst he will act rs financial agent OF Kings Cob
icre, a PRESBYTERIAN institution In this city Tor
males only. He viii give his time ana talents
10 the work.
Bristol IL determined 20 have free mail SER
vice ret Several petitions are now being cirru-
lated through the city and everybody rs sigoing
them. Postmaster Hammer has been ureiYss
mi his efforss 10 secure this delivery. Now, u
the All Taylor bill Is carried through ON the tan
OF ,he omnibus bill and the Virginia citizens ten
In their attempts 10 get now post-omce We wan
have a splendid mail servscc In BRISTOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
WISE C. n. EycITED,
An Organized Kentucky Mob to Res
en-. "Talt" Hail, the Outlaw.
erlRDS REDOUsLED n The JAIL
80. s.,r,T Fears Trouble, Bat Is Deter
mined 70 Hold che rrisoner--Arsu-
msas and Probable Verdict
lsn.rl.l ,elarran . .he plspaioh.l

fSpNINnA
vo,-ox Va, January %. considerable
...,,s,nent has been caused here to-day
A. the return Of men sent out TO investi-
- the chances OF an attempt 70 rescue
T.l,on Hall. They report the orgsnizs-
,,cn OF seventy-two men near Pound Gap.
s Ss ,be Kentucky line. TO come here and
~ Hall out of jail. Representatives OF
,h,s Gang have attended the trial each day
49,, thev are conspicuously absent to-
Az This increases apprehension. Every
.,,empt has been made 20 conceal these
s.,ts hut the guards about Hall have been
..scnbled and the court-house IL filled
Nth guards heavily armed.
WILL xSyORcE rHR Law.
ran attempt 10 rescue is made much
...otJe will result. as the sheriff expresses
,ho Arm intention TO see that tho law ia
,.,,;ed ont at any cost. An outbreak may
eccur Al any moment. The sheriff con-
s...sd today TO the DrsPAToH reporter
80, he feared serious trouble would re.
su,t before the trial is over.
VERY STRONG CAST.
The Commonwealth closed yesterday
evening aud made out very strong case.
wanv witnesses were examined, who swore
,bev saw Hall shoot Policeman Hilton
vbile making the arrest of his friend
ps,es The only important witness fol-
tbs defence was Talton Hall himself. who
vas on the stand this morning.
HAlL's VERSION OF TIE CASE.
lie told his story well. though consider
sblv agiiated, and stood the cross-exsmi-
nation excollently. he said he and Bates
we're going to the depot at Norton. whom
Hilton came mp and arrested Bates. Hal
claimed the arrest WAS Illegal ard ordered
bis release. Hilton turned on him with
revolver, thereupon he shot Hilton, and
with Bstes escaped to the woods and went
a. Memphis, where he was arrested.
PROBABLE VERDICT.
Argument was commenced this evening
and verdict is expected some time TO-
morrow afternoon. 1t is generally con-
eeded that the verdict will be guilty Of
murder in the first degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

Riehnsnd rsrmsssf snd the ches~vs
and Ohio Bsth "In IT,"
A. 49, x,s-~~>,nf

10y tozeeftpn 70 tno D'1P~sosf
INV YoHK, January 2s.--It b ohicialiy
announced to-day that the Louisville.
New Albany aud Chicago railroad nas
bought 1000 freight,cars ana Il rapidly I'M 2;
proving its Terminal facilities. lnis 70 IN. IN
cornpany ie preparing to handle tho CHI
caou business OF the Richmond Terminal
system. It Was rumored to-day that the
chesapeake and Ohio road is about &c
close negotiations which have been pend
inc with the Louisville Southern, and a:
the latter is connection and an ally Of
the louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Il looks as T. Q new combination had been
formed among the roads in that section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
PREPARING Foa A LeAp-yeAa BALL
The Yorktown Mt Target Practice-Thai
Low Bridge at the Burg.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
wILIIAmsBuRo, Va, January 2e.-The
bellies and beaux Of James City county are
all agog over the grand time they are OK
pecting at leap-year ball to be given at
Grove Hill Friday evening. Preparations
for the affair are being made on grand
scale. and a large number of invitations
are being sent out.
Mr.. Alban Henley, who came mp from
Newport News somewhat indisposed, has
greatly improved, and Mr.. A. Il. Smith is
home from Danville somewhat Ill, and IS
now on the mend.
The Newark. of the white squadron. lie
yet lying OF Yorktown and to-day had
target practice.
The IRE brigade responded promptly to
an alarfn sent out about 1880 last night,
caused by the burning of q chimney 10 the
residence of Colonel Randolph Harrison.
Several of the attorneys of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Company, with one or two
of the officials, will be here Saturday to APP
pear before the Council committee, to
whom was referred the question OF grant
ing the railroad company permission to
raise the bridge over Waller street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
samuel Thomas Seriously Cut by Negroes.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch-l

Brprosp CrTy. Va, January ~. "A seri-
ous cutting affair occurred here to-day
samuel Thomas. white man, got into din
eulfv win two negroes named Burress. Thcncr
eroes followed Thomas into drinking saloon
AMI sut MIN several times. one cash laying bare
Ma Windpipe, and but for ths dulaess OF the
Knife the cut would have severed the artery In
the neck. The negroes made their escape Inc
wounded man was carried TO his bone, some
miles from here. this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
DR.. BAKERS CASE POSTPONED.
An Important Female Witness Unable to
Appear-The February Term.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ABINGDON, Va, January 2s.-Court met
this morning to hear the statements Of
physicians ss TO the condition of Mrs.
Anna Diggs. one Of the chief witnesses for
the defence in the Baker case. A continu-
ance was asked for yesterday on account
of the sickness OF this witness. DR.. Hard
castle, the physician sent out yesterday to
examine her, was first placed upon the
stand. He stated that the condition of
the witness would In all probability pre-
vent her from appearing here this term.
HIS statements were confirmed BIZ the tes-
timony Of DIR. Barr. The witnesses were
then recognized and the case continued
till the February term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
omosrs Elected hv Basin..s Concerns.

An adjourned meeting OF the stockhoId-
ers of the j. l.. Hill Printing Company
was held ut the City Bank yesterday afternoon
al O'Clock. The folloEing officers were elcc,ed
for the ensuing year: James I. Gray, president;
i. II. jenkins, vice-president: ]. L. Hill secre-
tary and treasurer; and MeszrA J. r. Grey, L
err, T. D. Neal, Jr., and John s. Eilett, directors
The stockholders Of the Security. SAVING!
Bank met yesterday afternoon az O'Clock ana
elected the following ofneers Tor the year; Il A
cst,in grssldspt ssmss T. SGsce, ~ 1922 Spsss
Clay brewry, A. Barssmin, 8 D. CTcnsaav. z.
ri. HasAn. 4. X. Savage, X W. Gsfes. Preston
Cocko. w. e. Hancock, x A: cctiip. Inomse Y
Jshries. p. Xhitiock, T. ID. Neal, Jrs Ailen Iei'
bot, James K. Gordon. and Robert PoNerA d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

ssss<y r,v-. : TN zssv sas Asss1sa'

tsysslsss.pa = ~ irgsAssa.l
l.sApge, Pa, ysn.ay "A AZ kn, =. 9
Newcastle, near 81 ClaiF, scnuy; AZ.
county forty miles north q nsrc, vi.
illied-{hs engineer. Dave Zeielef. Fre.
man Napoleon Paul, jacob Turner, coes
duofor. and william WIntorstee! snd
Henry Sands, brakemen. The dead men
compose the entire trtin crew. ana no
body lives to tell how the eccadent na{,'
pened. The bodies wefe horribly man4leo.
One has not yet been found. The enR1ns
was standing on siding and the men Wers
upon and around IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

IrrcrBune, Va. January. 2s.-.tfiibert
brooks. 4 farmer residing below this city,
va instsnffy killed this afternoon about
O'Clock By : passenger train on tbs kcenon g
Ale. ecross che track before the Approaching
frsin. bat tue ioeomoiiye cauxht hIm ma
c--sf~d MIN 70 death, kiliad the hekpes ana
an 81 the wagon Int small pioce~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond Edgar Allan and vito 70 Z.
N. Hasselcff, three inches on west side
Fourth street near BYRD. 90; r H. Q. cebelL &c
ocivor, 70 Henry Smith, olest &c plznt poles.
wire. etc, Of TrAyler Electric Company ~ ~
BevtIl 10 same. "a inches On west ulde FOURTH
srreot near Ryrd, IS: 4. william Penberlon,
JOAN A. Coke and fhs,r wives % Mann 8 Halen-
tine. % liz feet % Nan ssr.e3, noss1 49, =
wf1o "a John =. Rsgla1d, 2S{f fest o. est atds
Laurel s.res1neaF bprne "a ,OQ4 =, =
Hekrico: HiG1land ko<k N9U pe1y % =
Walton, ~ y sgqaxs ~. 10y se4S e . ~ =
: :ss.:: :ssS -. Z 3 ss';s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
ROCKY MouNr,s oFfEa ACCEPTED
Tho Atlantic Coast Line to Erect Largo
Maehfne-shops at that Point.
raoo<a., tsloers m 70 the Dispstch.

ispec1f solFstr" W s"o \,
Rnxrou, N. c.. January 2s.-The Allan
tic Coast Lime has 9 ,cepted the offer OF the
town of Rocky Mount to give forty acres
OF land for the use OF that railway and VIII
erect thereon very. extensive machine
shops for the main line and its numerous
branches. II is stated to-day that the
buildings viii cover sixteen acres. and that
work on them is to begin at once. There
viii be MANY acres of sidings. The railway
clearinghouse will b~ moved from Weldon
to Rocky Mount, and otncr changes VIII
be made. The shops will bs particularly
for the use Of the Wilmington end Weldon,
Norfolk and Caroline. Albemarie and Ma
leigh, and Scotland Neck railways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

~ is0eraon' e ehephsydsto q. IA
rcposfsd clossd % Tn&aiay a2.o4 3Ss. p,..
sEain - usual Ina bank es4 w y. ~ .s<sf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

GTAuxrox, Va, 5auussry ~ --i9 tns Vo o1ari
ty Coart here to-day gnsfles soS Se :. Ssas
- *. murder ii jssnes r Lots {H1iseh Eee
fonnd rriIfy. fhe fury ming no Pnnlsn@ees -
ten ysers n ne ~ ,3Jt,.ssnaes wsjtse
Tor tr@Si. 49, ~ *
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
COUNTY CLERK or MlDDLessx.
Mr. n. n. Ihowning, Popular Drummer,
Appointed to Civil Position.

AppOintcu W AiNt
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.]
SALupA, VA, January 2s.--Mr. ID. b.
Thowning. one of our most popular and
prominent gentlemen, was to-day appoint
ed clerk of this county rice Il. q. Wood
ward, deceased. There was quite num-
Der OF applicants for the position, though
the contest was between Mr.. w. II. Per-
kins. Jr., and Mr.. Thowning, both having
O large number of signers. but, after care
full consideration of the matter, Judge
Garnett appointed Mr.. ThownIng. He has
been faithful worker in the Democratic
party. and has for the past several years
been one OF the leading travelling statesmen
of this county. He leaves this evening for
Baltimore TO resign the position he has so
faithfully aud efficiently filed. 1t IS
thought by number of people that Mr..
w. X. Ashley will succeed to the position
which MIR. Thowning has so faithfully
filled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
SLATE HALF 4 NILE DEEP.
-----~-~~~-~--~
''''''s Rapid Proersss-Jesss's Rssri.

's'ion-Dissovsry Of Tin Mine.
'V0'r'spmasncs Of the Rsehmon1 Dispasch.l
A., n,.oesissszos. Va. January -. The slate
empany near Kesw,ck 1e putting In i'm
s,sa machinery ADD enlarR,ae .ls plant.
Is, sspeflenced ReoIogisf ~ Pennsylrania
ss,.s recently examined the Quarfy aud
Of eslt nile e. ''@'s s1'snos J" sns espsn
tis R,eu:nsat ellison Of Cycxss sspressed
Cooa, that that plscs w0uld hnve 4
S'sN@hoa of 1880 inhnldkH1f1 Ia foe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

T,O ARRIVE THIS MORNING.
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CHOICE GREEN APPLE& Ash tau e,9Ss
EvAPORATRD snd DktED FRUITS, bhAke,
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mARrNE rSrELLraEScn.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY %. ls02
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, mercn1ndiss
and nassengers: 4. ID. Tatum. yice-Dresident
Steamship Gulf Stream, Tunnel, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
schooner Jennie Hall. Hail, Savannah, py-
rites, sulphur-Mines Company; vessel, Curtis %
y schooner Wilson and Hunting, Longstreei.
New York. pine wood.
light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
= NEW pa ~ s,aN PASTOR.
0rdinstien ana Inssaliasidn Of Liesntiats
J. X. Hall - Ashisad.

rcor.sspondsnoe Of shs Riehmond Dispsichl
ASHLAND. January 22--An adjourned
meeting Of East Hanover PresbyteFy WAS
held IN the Presbyterian church IN Ash
land tonight ct 7:S0 O'Clock for the pur-
pose Of ortaining and installing sdcentlato
J. K. Hall. who hes Intely been called TO
this church. Mr.. Hall has for some months
been serving both Ashland ana the Samuel
Dsviss churches, Ia The lower part Of Han
over.
the church and frieads OF the young Kim
later. The services were opsu1 ~ un9-
Inc the 1S7th hyun. Tbs Rev: 4fs y (.
FAR, OF Gfaoe-S teeet church, 6icnnono.
Who was sppoints& q condset t6s Sor-
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