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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
UP AGAIN FOR BATTLING TURKEYS.
This Case Dismissed. but Others WIN Go
70 n Jury.

William z. Burch was before the Police Court
yesterday afternoon, charged with promoting
game OF chance by raining turkeys- Burch was
Mp a few days ago upon the same accusation
but the testimony showed that his method OF als-
posing Of the Christmas fowls was 70 sell cigar
Tor 10 cents and give chance at turkey 20 inc
purchaser. The case was then discharged Tor
the reason that none Of the cigars USED IN the
game could be obtained, therefore Il could not
be ascertaIned whether thoy we're worth the
amount paid for a chance at them OF not
Com nonwealth s-Attorney Spotswood took the
position that n tho Flor de HaYsnnas being
sold were worth 10 cents apiece, the law could
not prevent the vendor from giving brick
house, II he chose, with eVery ole.
The second arrest was made by Sergeant
Howard, Of the First District who, while passing
Burchs door on saturday night heard some one
inside shouting: Get a cigar and paddle TOT
10 Genital" The latter inducement contained
upon 1t a number which gave the holder
chance at a turkey.
Captain a. b. GuiRon represented the accused.
The case was dismissed by the Justice VINO
gave Burch the benefit OF any misunderstsndin
that he might have had OF the decision IN me
first examination. Justice Crutchneld stated
that any more raining cases would be sent on 70
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13

ming. Mckaln a 90. had about $4,000 worth OF
oils, grease, &c, on hand. which wore Insured
for $4,000 In the following companies: Niagara
$1,000; Hartford. Of Hartford, Conn.,, el,0OO,
placed with Samuel II. Puiiism h Co. and George
Z. jefferson. Mr.. Mcfain says that be thinks
the insurance viii cover the loss SUSTAINED W
him.
nessrs. Watkins Holiday had $4,000 IN
surancc on their stock, placed with the Nirginin
ttrc- and Mnrine-Insurancs Company. hr'
Crenshaw, whose company owns the buhdins'
could not tell what his loss would amount 70,
neither could he tell the amount OF insurance,
Among the persons 10 reach the scene OF the
IRE nrst were Captains Charles v. Taylor, Sonn l
II. Frlschkorn, and James II. sheppard, OF the
Bosfd Of Fire Commissioners. These gentlemen,
ns we'll as their colleagues on the board, are ~
most always prompt IN responding 70 INC
alarms, and Captain Taylor, WHO nyes way "
90 Grace street, is frequently on hand OF Fulton
and Rockets fires In time 20 give Valuable ho-
vice about adjusting hose, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
IRenorted for the Dlspatch.l

DECEMBER l2.-No offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Wrappers, 81; nilers, ~;
darks 3; smokers, 132-total, 1915 hogsheads.
Internal-reYenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, s2,35S.25: tobacco, s2,63s.O2-tosal,
"a, 996.27.
While private sales OF nllers and smokers were
large to-day as reported, yet II Is probable more
were sold. Old tobacco 10 attracting decidedly
more Interest since new has advanced so heavily.
There were very good loose bright sales to-day.
There will DO some good new wrappers on sale
Tomorrow. The dark breaks will be small, ana
probably Thursday ana Friday next Will show
largest increase, being nearer Christmas
Clarksyille, Tenn, strong market AT fuli
prices, country-crop buying more active. and
some dner crops sold ct lie round for leaf aud
lugs.
Mr.. Thomas @. Taylor. near Oxford, N. c.,
sent this ONCE q sample OF the finest bright
mahogany leaf out OF his crop OF twelve 10 four
teen barns that we have seen this season. Mr..
John II. Taylor. his brother, has II for sale and
IL tempted 10 take fine private offers for IT,
Mr.. &lrsrd's Louisville (ky.) circular says this
generation win probably never see such an &c
cunula ton OF old stock as there was this year
now nearly all gone. Market strong and sales
crowded.
Registered on Change: B. b. Vaughan and
Mr. Bland, Petersburg, Va; J. A. Barber, Otley,
England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature.
Height OF water in river, .O4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Mr.. Tucker Endorsed by the Richmond

A meeting OF the Richmond Bar Ass01lauoh
was hold yesterday afternoon TO endorse hon Dc
Rand0lUb Tucker for tho Position oil Attorney
G,crsf the gath aring was called TO order Dy
Inc president, Sir. W. j. Caskie' and judge w.
W trump was chosen chairman OF me meeting
and Sir = =. L. Patteson secretary AI'et wv
he following committee WAS appointed 20 dtal1
snitable resolutions: Judge Waller X; slepIes'
Judge Beverly K. Wexford Judge hunter ,, -,
Narshal. Judge George l.. Chustai, jugs
Samuel r.. Witt, Hon. Beverly b. hnnioru'
lanes Caskie, Esq., MAJOR Leigh Il. Page uon:
N, X. Pollard. \. ). +. PatteSon' Esq, h Il
Robert, stiles. William c. Preston. hsq.' JOIN
EUtherfoord Esq.. James Peasants kod'' ana
Colonel b. o. James. ....,,,,o,,s,,,
Tho resolutions, which were uhenll l,'1. y,
adopted, cordially recommended All. IucAeI 70
~ Fxcellency the President-eloct, a. ons pecu,
iiariy ntied, by reason OF his long ana lalthsuI
public services his high character anu Dls en-,
uept abilities, for the position OF attorn ~
Ceneral OF the United States. copy OF tuo
nsper viii DO forwarded to Mr.. Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
LANES CITY COUNTY COURT.
Indictments Found-Cases Tried-Admin-
istrators Oualify-hilled by Mule


istrators Ouaiify-hilled by Mule
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December l2-lhe regu-
lar term OF the County Court opened to-day
with n large crowd in attendance and with more
than the usual amount Of business before his
Uonor Judge smith. A special grand jury
made tho following indictments: Henry senaheh,
two counts felony; Henry CHRISTIAN Ielohy I:
Daniel Green, mIsdemeanor. the court mas
been engaged all day hearing the case oil Henry
Times charged with felony.
The conrt appointed Alexander Cole as over
seer of the Door for PoWhatan District 10 serve
out the unexpired term Of James llarrls Ooie
ouah1ed with A. ). Barnes as security.
The court directed HOlle pT0se4i3 10 DO en-
tered In the case Of Frank Bniups, who was
charged with felony. -,,s.t 80
G. Il. Robinson. OF Newport News, quahhed 70
nractice law before this court and IL b. slater
rruaiined as administrator OF Susan a. slater,
deceased, with the following APPRAISERS IL, NJ
Geddy. John A. Minor, Il. Is. Geidy, Is. H. KAT
cliff. and A. b. Taylor Mrs. c. Z. Hansiord VIII
oueiify during tho term as administrators OF
Mis- ate Gusts, deceased.
ON Sunday morning IA man named hlcnt u
Forfen. IN the employ Of Mr.. :. sydney smith,
was kicked IN the stomach by mule ana died
I'm about I'VE minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
,..,, ofRtcbmond Gentlemen.

Mr.. freiericG l. Habhston, son OF AI' tre eele
~ uahugtou. tho well known furniture 0eaier'
died Yesterday at tue residence oil ms ia'1 ,,t
No IL west Clay street. lie was ln 'uo %
i,me. The deceased was a courteous ana ana ana
bJo gentioua IA, and Was highly esteemed " "a, a
.arre circle Of scquainIances he hAs Deon foos
nseted with the arm of HaDllston brOthers sinco
~ troybood, and leaves a wife and family mo
funeral viii take place from the residence az
noon tomorrow. . all ,,ro,,n,
SIR. ZebuOn d. Lancaster, VINO was won =. ~.
residence, IN this city. on SUNDAY asee %
vears. he was a native Of Salem, ~ u pu' nau
lived here for the past thirty years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Mr.. aEppIN G. pIrrMAN DEAD.
Returned in the Night for nis Booty
wbere Conductors VIII Change.

Returned In the Night Tor IT'S Doott-
where Conductors win Change.
fCcrrespondcnceo OF tho Richmond Dispa'ch.l
ROCKY MOUNT, n c., December l@'-hr. Red
din @. Pittman, whose serious illness was noticed
In this correspondence in sundays DISPATCH,
died at O'Clock Sunday afternoon; aged %
years.
His remains will be tskcn TO Whitaker'e to-
day thence ~ the old family burying- aground,
soSns miles In the Interior, for iuterment.
After stealing ESQ from Mr.. A. Garvoy and
escaping FROM the GUARDS, Wiley Parker re-
tnraed In the night ana carried of the money
from It's place Of concealment
In the new cemetery here thore was recently
erected a headboard with this inscription
"Sion watkins faithful and true
Has paid the debt We all have 10 do"
After January LIST all conductors on the At
Iantif Coast Line will change trains at tits
place--thOse from Richmond 20 return 10 that
point and from Florence. & C.,'to return thither.
Heretofore Weldon has been the stop-over point
AMI Wilmington the southern terminus for one
half OF these officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
To Re Married in Florida.

Especial toibstAAti ~ va
RRtsroI- Tenn December 12.-H / hontei-
70 son OF Dr. Aristdcs Monteiro, OF Richmond
and general manager OF the Daisie iron Aanu,
featuring Company, OF Lee SonnS' Pa Where Where
ne yiil wed Miss Clara Worley on the %Oth She
is an excellent Virginia young lady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
~o,v Methodist Minister.

TCorresDond0nce OF The hI0hIHoHu DI7P1.V0D'I
ENPogIA, Va. December l2.-keV Mr. haDlet'
,, .,'r,i,ted Methodist minister for this cir
1,,it nrta,,beI his FIRST sermon here yesterday 10
a large congregation. AZ the close ol the ser ser,
man The reverend gentleman expressed inc
wish that tho relation Dctwo ,raea p hie
Rev. George Y. Bradley preached at the bap-
tist chur,n az night 70 10 a nice congregation.
The gpeaRer made h powerful appeal ior I'M. tno
Baptist Orphanage az Salem. Inc congregation
responded literally. ., .,,., ,.ar
died a few nights since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Oo,ored woman Badly Burned

The ambulance was called yesterday lhoin NJ
n, $50 o'clock 70 attend colored woman a. no
So1 north second street who was lehriuIly
SsTned while lighting a nTc. The sunerer was
,S,., % me city almshouse, aud last night her
cooSition was considered very critical
Sooihcr call was received a. $40 I. N. 10 NJ
80 }. ,olored tnan suffering with asthma. ne
Vas taken 70 the City Hospital .,-, -,
Inc last call OF the day, which was receIse1 az
1o.S0 p NJ was 70 attend coIored Ipah ssn le J,
ing with cardiac asthma 10 was "0"'0N "'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
DARING ROBBERY.
sew, Gra,os from Grsenv,ils.

'f-spondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
1tttNviliE. n. G.. December I0.-A negro
,,saf aged 90 years died iD Beiy0ir township,
Use ooln'y, a short time ago. There IL said "a
q f'Dl proof a. 70 her age.
itsfe nss been DO rain Of any consequence ia
i. ~ Son for quite a Wide. Wells are COINS
efy ana there is 50 little water IN the river thai
'+e tpsis can scarcely got up 90 this place now
3. d raining little to-day, and the indications
az tLal II will In general
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
meath Of Mrs. Newman.

Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman Newman died qnl.e
suddenly at 1 $50 o'clock last night az the resl-
dencs Of her husband NJ. Weltef n. SsS en ~
M. 10 south Morris street She had been up
H,,-,as me day and was thought 70 be resting
comti',,sIiv a halt hour before she died. De
ceased was IN her 06th year and ieaySs seve s,,
me ianeral arrangements have not yet beoh
Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
ceAlN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. December Recommendations.
900 bushels. Corn, lose bushels. Peas, 20
bushels. Nillounl. 80 tons.
sALRs Corn, e3S bushels. hill-oial, In tons.
QUOTATIONS.
WasAr-LongDerry, 74a7Sc. Mixed. 72aT7c-
ynortperry. fOa7Tc. No 2 red, 76a77e.
,oEH.--White. Virginia, new, bag lots, o0aolc.
No. q white. 5Oa5lc. No. mixed, 4Sa50c.
oArs-Wlnter uor seed, Ssaa2e.; NO. .
nYz.--60aB3c-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
1870 Mnrth LitIng

depends on the liver. II suffering with
indieestion. or troubled with Malaria, that
tired, WORKOUT feeling, you will consider consider
life worth very little. But when relieved
OF these by taking simmons Liver hegu,,
lator you will count life blessing ana
keep the Regulator on hand Tor any SUI
den attack OF Biliousness and Sick neao-
ache. An active liver makes NE dehghl'
Don't forget the Regulator with the req IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
M. Hinge I'm Nyaslugton.

Some months ago the Rev. VI uHls na,,,in,
city' came 20 Richmond TO make an address pc
Tore the Presbyterian Union here. III. hoge !. nes
gone 10 Washington % discharge inc Same V..,'
there. and will deliver an address to-night az Q
nnion meeting Of the Presbyterian ennrches lh
that CITY. lie viii not return untl Ihu ns.ty'
and the Rev. Or Smith. OF the Centra ITesog.
tSTfan, win conduct tho Wednesday-hlsn' ser''Se
In Dr Hoge's absence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Richmond Visitors in New York.
Ispeciui telegram to tue Dispatcn.l

NEW YORK, December IL. straus, j. 5.
Thompson, and n. ". O'Brien, Marlborough
]. S. Williams, Holman; a. X. Otenbnrs, -
lanes. A. b. Van Buren,, fremont; j. G. Hob
SON. w. II. Miller aud j. h. Barlen, 81. Denis
A. +. Miller, Union square; Miss Rosenoaum'
SAVOY: A. starke, Gilsey; NJ. Walker, Coleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Branch Li.s. Mas, Pay Taxes

finlgH, n. C., December i2.--To-day there
w., 70 rivod here the fun text Of the opinion OF
.-s lEitgd States Supreme Court In the ox-
tsfnoiy-nportant case Of the WILMINGTON and
weldon kziiaay Company against Asufook, Ia.
l-Fi fgai 70 taxation. A leading lawyer thus
sinntrEes tue opinion for your correspondent:
ne SECESSION is placed upon the same ground rs
"a. .s,al taken W toe Railway Commissioning VT,
~s' t4e sostiOs u the charter authorizing ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Accidentally Shot In tho Hand.

While Mr.. Henry W. stockmar. OF the firm OF
Stockmar q Heindlein, was out cunning yes
terday with q friend named Taylor. the latter
accidentally shot him In the right hand Just
above the little finger DR.. Slower attended the
wounded man and found II necessary 10 ampu-
tate part OF the hand. The wound Is not dam
CprOus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
A.sInnm.nt of Jacob Cohen.

t..on cohen. n clothing merchant doing bust
,ass ~ 106 ana 4OS vest Broad street, maze an
sss,gnmont yesterday fer the benehs OF hlH
CREDITORS and William Wilson Is neine1 az 49,,
tee' The liabilities are supposed 70 10 oOoH'
Inc preferred creditors are j.. Applemah,
sa5o: 1. KaroDi, $500; n. Cohen, e2Oo''o' anu
fa.oh Rrotharr. $3.50. so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Crowds IN Hear Mr. Benson.

Mr. Luther Benson, the Distinguished temper
ance orator, spoke at Old-NarSet Han SUNDAY
afternoon and again Inst night. The audiences
were large on bOih occasions ana the aduressv ,,
nroduced good impressions. Mr.. Benson will
speak at the same place tonight. Mr.. Benson
is the guest OF Mrs. 4. J. Pyle, on Fifth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
! lsSd,ag futures ranged as follows:
RALTIMOUE.

BALTIMORE, December 12.--Blour quiet and
steady: receipts, 1885 barrels; shipments,
$50; market unchanged. Nheat-SOuthern ac-
tive and steady TO firm; western firm; receipts,
1881 bushels; southern and western, "a, 10
bushels: western shipments. 5000 bushels;
stOck, I,S30,5l4 bushels; No red, spot, ana
December, 3bleaJS34r.; steamer NO. :, oSlac.
Fuitz, 7la75c.: Iongberry, 13a1bc.: January
TjI4a75&sc.; MAY, s1aSlAc cOrn-Southern
active and nrmer; western nrmcr rsceipls'
5I,254 bushels southern and s,S2O bushels vest
ein; shipments, 1924 bushels; stock, 2O5,'4i
bushels spot. mixed, 4918a1olsc. No. white
spot 4Gc asked; southern white, 46a4744c.;
do yellow. 4Sa5Oc. year. 40lsa4Vl4c January,
4glt a4gskc. May, Dlflc. bid. OaIs dulii re-
ceipts, 1000 bushels; shipments, 4,I23 busn-
els: stock, 6D, $50 bushels; market unchenSed.
Rye dun; receipts, 1854 bushels; shipments,
400 bushels: STOCK, l54,OjJ bushels; No. =
spot, SOC. asked. Hay steady; clover gCod 70
choice. sl3.50ssl4; timothy unehanssd;
arm: southern Maryland and virginia, 2sa2ec.
90. western, 2sa20c. western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. 29a3Oc; do southern, sosSfS.
Butter steady and unchanged. Cotton steady AZ
91tc. for spot middling. Cotton quiet; NO u
'''''' NAvALsToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, Y. G., December 12.-Spirits
Turpeutlne firm at 27Ac Rosin hrni strained,
one: good strained. Ell. arquist at 81. Crude
turpentine-Hard, 81; yellow-dip and virgin,
$40.
nrm al 2Sc. Resin frm at 81 Tor good stfnlne0
SAVANNAH, Ga, December l2.-Turpsntine
quiet at 2sI6c. Rosin, 81. 90 TO sI.10.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., December 10.-Pork-Regular,
si4.37L6: family, S16.50. Lard-ksttie-dile led.
$40 I216aslC.25 Bacon-short clear sides,
sIbc Whiskey-Ssies Of LII barrels on the
basis Of sl.25.
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET
NEW YORK, December i2.-Peanuts quiet and
steady; fancy hand-pcksd, old. 4lfa4ac. do.
new. 4hail5c.; second grade hsnd-plcked'
3I,a3lSc; farmers grades, 3a3Ise.; Virginia
nrst, 2Aa3c. DO. No. 2, &c. bid.
NORFOLK PEbNUTaARGgc
reported for tho Dispatchl
DECEMBER I2.-Market steady. Prime, 214c.s;
extra prime, 23zc.; fancy, 24a3c. factory
hand-picked, 3a4llc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Another Gold Watch Recovered.

Sergeants Hall and Tomlinson, Of the Rich
mOnd police force, yesterday afternoon arrested
Lewis Liggan (colOTed), a porter for the hrin on
Miller & RhORds charged with stealing goid
watch from his sister-in-law, Rosa Liggan. Inc
timepiece was recovered at the pawn-shop OF
Z. Stern, on east Main street, and Liggah was
locked up Ia tho Second Siation-House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
p,epering for the Banque

A meeting OF the gentlemen interested IN o sse
grea, banquet which wiz De gwen on sv
wosith club, with Major Lewis Ginter IN tne
mar. aud Captain Thomas Eiiett as secresar ~
sovernl matters relative 10 the supper were o.s.
cussei aud the reports showed sna' -" Wv
.l.r. xarA nrogressing fay0raDly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13

construction OF branch lines did not confer Inn
munity from taxation. Tho decision OF the
United States supreme Court settles the aucs-
ton beyond dispa,e and brings every bfanch
line OF the system under the taxing power OF tho
state,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
Aupraislpg tho Damage.

Annraisers wore at work Yesterday ascertain
ing he damage Done py me ,,sr aSs INJURY 4
~. nis, .,oeS OK Messrs. McBain Co or 70 INA, o.
~ va etsius Il Holladay had been made last e'o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALrIaoRE, December I2.--yirginla 10-40's, 36
bid Baltimore and ohio stock. g4l5a91 North
ern Central stock, 90 Baltimore and Ohio
southwestern lists. los: consolidated gas bonds,
llJL do. stocks, 5S4a0Sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
1=ATH-WARRANTs TO ISSUE.
o.mu. light on the oyster-DredginG
OuestiOn-Food Plenty.

tmus tight on the OysteT-DredginG
Ouestion-Food Plenty.
--.-,.- Icnce OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
....r. December l2.-GoverDor Holt re-
-.rt t,-ua,!on to-day that tho Supreme
... Dbl. -lsiainei the Superior Court Of
Ilty in its judgment that william
White tbrCthers) should he hanged
t...-..r The Governor will soon issue a
...... ...at iu This case The men are white
....-. .-.ls was committed very early this
..-.. ~,4,as Observation-Disclosures \. W.
....-. SNOW having transcribed ipto special
t.. H. names Of $4,000 voters at the late
.. .i. names having been furnished him
f..- t-.is OF supervisors.
.- ..t.ri o.. Hale, Of Fayetteville, IS an AI-
... tr TIC position Of COnsul-Gonefal at
Dep Cleveland.
RESULT or rESTs.
"... r.I .greIy De "a great nght on the oyster
....-... ..r-tI0n when the legislature meets
.. ...r.u greater than the one two years
.. 81 alleged ~ people who ought 10 Know
...t..'- t.ve proved that there arc no oysters
... ....''iy .n PumlicO sound IN water over
.. ....I H depth. IL vas said two years ago
'. tveLty-tOoi water M that sound there
t.... .n.ls quantities Of oysters.
.- ..n. % o. Logs slaughtered IN the state
bel much larger than usual There
..... .I.u less cholera than In some years
..... ~ a pretty large supply OF food IN
.....r-.F. and when Christmas comes II VIII
.... ...Lyr- u far better plight than year
HHGt-t convention will tomorrow adopt
.- "a. honor % the late MIR. j. A. BOst-
.. .. ~.irtard-Ou millionaire who gave
ia 900 O. WaSc-FSrest college
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
RambIes in Europe.

Rev. DR.. II. 81. Wharton, Of Baltimore, win lee
ture az Grace-Street Baptist church tonight on
Ram bles In Blrope." The lecture Is tor the
benefit of the Gwatnmey Missionary Society Of
the Richmond Female Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
KEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YogE. December 12.-Flour closed dull
hnt steady: fire winter, s1.7bas2; superfne
snrirr. sl.75as2; DO winter, &1.S0a43.l5; ex-
Ira No. spring. sege2.2S; do winter, e@.tos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
AtEcTueE ON cANNIBALs.
Resienation of l.. W. spear-Father Tier
ney VIII Build a Residence.

ney VIII Build a Residence.
rCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ArExASpRfA. December 1@.--Rey. j. F. Pat
ton. of Scotland. lectured here IN tho Second
PRESBYTERIAN church last night on his personal
e1nerience among the cannibals inhaoiting the
New febrides aud other South Sea ISLANDS;
INC lecture was very interesting ono ana
was heard by large audience which completely
filled the church. . 80, Nm
Mr. /. W. spear, secretary-treasurer ana one
NJ the directors OF tho Alexandria anu mt err
non electric railway, to-day resigned MS oIlces
ana retired from the company. MI spear was
one Of tho leaders In the enterprise ana was also
crnnected with the new Alexandra company
lis resignation was made for personal reasohS
A RESIDENCE.
Father Tierney. formerly stationed az the
Cstnedrsl Ia Richmond but now pastor OF the
nSw FaiTfar- Loudoun parish, recently formed,
has purchased lot BACK oil ms chureh, ~ rai's
rbn,ch. and will build himself residence theto
nsYt snripg. This winter he will reside Win the
nastor of 81. Mary's church, on DUKE street:
Row Father Cutler, formerly OF hlchmoh1' put
now Of s. Mays church, has returned nome
from a visit Of several weeks 10 bos'oh anu 'A'
crfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-13
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEaSER Is, 1892.
sun rises------.... 7:1sI HIaa TIDE.
sun set. 4.5I Morning. ......... 1900
Moon rIses.-...... 2:07 Evening 1886
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER II, 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers; George W. Allen
& Co., agents
Steamer Ariel Deyo Norfolk. merchsndiss
| and passengers Irun Weisiger, agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. IL. 1892.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED
! Steamship Annie, Charleston.
Steamship North Gate. Galveston
| Steamship Blue Star, Galveston
Steamship Winchester, New YORK.
Steamship Oceanic, Galveston.
Steamship Cynthiana, New York,
| Steamship Saturn, Boston
Schooner viking, Providence.
| Schooner u. H. King, Boston.
Schooner II. X. Tilton, New YORK.
! Schooner Pocaasset, New York.
Schooner Kelsea, New York.
| Schooner X. j. French, Boston
Schooner william 0ler, New York.
Schooner q. L. Trundy, New York.
| SAILED
steamship Annie, Hsyre.
Schooner b. II. King, Baltimore
PORT OF WEST POINT. DECEMBER ~, 1892
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fairfax. March, Baltimore, pssser-
Steamship Dsnyiile, Bennett, Baltimore pas
Steamship Cny OF Columbia. Jenney. pas
sengers and general cargo
steamship Forest Home, Johnson. Charleston
s. c., 10 load cotton
\ SAILED.
Steamship Fairfax, Boston s's Norfoik' pas
sengers and general cargo
/ stsamship City OF Columbia, New YORK va
Newport Nsws and Norfolk, passengers ana
steam s,samsnlp Danvius, Baltimore. passenger and
si Steamship Ampros, Bsrkioy, Liverpool esrss
Of cotton.