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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
HAPPENINGS IN MANCHESTER.
No New Developments In the Tempe
Crossing Mystery-Personal.


Miss Holland, OF Newberne. N. c., is the guest
Of Mrs. X. c. Broadius, on Porter street
Rev. james Reynolds united in marriage IN
Goochlaul county Thursday Mr.. Richard wal
drop and Miss Bottle Walden.
The revival-meetings ut Fifth-street Memo.
dist church are still IN progress. Much interes.
ie manifested and eight persons have proiesseo
conversion. 4.
Rev. DIR. L. NJ. Peterson, formerly pastor OF
Central Methodist church, arrived IN the Guy
yesterday and lectured before a large audience
in tho Central church last evening, MS sup!eoe
being Labor aud Laziness." dis lecture vas
very humorous one end greatly pleased tne ~
semblage. Mrs. G.. Scott McRae and other s.ng-
ers we're present and rendered several very
pretty solos. -
A meeting OF the Amusement Committee OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary Society Oh hanches'et 's 81
the residence Of Mr Charles sharp, corner OF
Tenth and Decatur streets, this afternoon ~
O'clock,
A large number Of Manchesterians went over
% the Exposition in Richmond yesterday.
Manch ester is well represented In tho Rich
mond Poultry, Pigeon, and Kennel Ciup snow ~, "a
Richmond. Mr.. X. " owen, presldeht, ,,s,I' 2, Ssro
ard Mr. White Is showing his celebrated dogs
Harry and "AltO." ,,
Tho congregation Of tramps at their usual fall
rendeZvous-in tho neghborhood oil the Bone
Isle bridge-is increasing. They are great
pestilence 10 the people living IN the Guy, ~
they go from door TO door begging Tor 1000.
would be well for people 70 keep their 'front.'
doors closed, as many coats. hats, etc, were
stolen from hall-racks last fall by the idlers.
The revival services at Hopeweil Methodist
church, in Chesterfield, have closed. Ten per
sous profcssed conversion. DR.. johnson was az
sisted by Rev. &. +. Green, OF Norfolk.
Mr. William Walsh Is detained at his homo,
on Banbridge street, by sickness.
NJ Richard Baird, OF Swansboro, died at MS
home Thursday night at 9:45 o'clock N the 32th
year Of his age He leaves vito aud s1 Gull
dren.
The funeral will take place from 81 Peters
Cathedral, in Richmond, this morning at U
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
SPECIAL MEETINGS FOR YOUNG MEN
Saturday Services at the Association
The Churches Tomorrow.

The meetings at tho Young Mems Christian
Association for young mon on Saturday eve
nings, which were so successful last year, will
begin tonight at 8 o'clock, and will continue on
esch Saturday night in the future at the same
hour. The meeting this evening will be led by
one Of the young men. Mr.. W. c. West will act
as chOrister. aud Mr.. d. ;. Bennett will preside
at the piano.
Tho meeting for mon at tho Young Mems
Christian Association building tomorrow after
moan promises TO be very interesting. IL will be
under tho leadership Of Mr.. j. benjamin Clay
ton, Of Washington, u. Z. Mr. Eugene H. ClOwos
wiz sing n baritone solo, while Mr. George b.
MOuutcastle will act as cOrnetist. Mr.. Shepherd
VIII preside az the piano, and Mr.. NJ. L. Wills
acs as organist. Tho singing will bo under tue
dire ,tiOn Of Professor Horace t. Smith. The
boys meeting will be hold as usual at 3 o'clock.
Tho Baptist Sunday-SchoOl Association Of
Richmond and Manchester will hold its regular
quarterly meeting Tomorrow afternoon with the
FirSf Baptist church at $3.50 O'Clock. DR.. j. g..
Htden will address the association.
The regular meeting OF the Methodist sunday
School Society OF Richmond Will be held at
Ir'rity church at $50 O'Clock.
DR.. HOge will preach at the Third Presby-
teran church tomorrow night at o'clock.
Rev. John X. Mason, having returned from
Boston, viii conduct the services at S. James
church tomorrow, both morning and afternoon.
Rev. DR.. L. p. Bell will preach at Clay-Street
Beptist church tomorrow both In the forenoon
AM at S:l5 Z. VI.
iA' luhibo uitctlus VI tlo hAoSutiNo = oiii-
mittee OF the Richmond City Missionary Society
will be held in the lecturc-roOm OF ST. James
church next Monday night al o'clock. large
attendance is expected, as this Is tho time for
the election OF officers for tho ensuing year.
Some very interesting reports and addresses
may be expected on the practical workings OF
the church, especially 'a5 regards tho work
among young
Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge, ID. D.. will preG,h in the
First Presbyterian church on next sabbath night
at o'clock. 10 Is q great privilege 10 have the
Opportunity Of hearing DR.. Iloge.
koy. \. VI. Liuney will preach at tho Soldiers
Homo tomorrow at II o'clock. Ine sabbath
sci ool meets In the evening.
Dr.. Carmichael will conduct both the morning
and evening services tomorrow at Grace Epis-
copal church. as the rector, Rev. Mr. Mason, 4:
still sick IN tho country, and will not be aolo L
return 10 his charge for some weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
The Theatre and the Academy.

Neither OF the two play-hOuses attracted large
audiences last night, possibly for tho reason that
20 many people went out 10 SEQ the Battle OF the
Crater attho Exposition .jrounds.
At The Theatre VeTnona JarDeau repeated
"starlieht" before a wellpleased audience.
Her engagement ends to-day with two per
formances-a matinee and an evening perform
ance. At the Academy " The Grey Mare was
again presented, and its amusing plot was un-
folded tor the third time before a Richmond au-
dience. The play went very well last night, and
the actors were frequently applauded. The
Grey Mare" will be seen az matinee this after
noon and again tonight.
The Richmond Academy OF Music will present
next Monday and Tuesday the great comedian,
Mr.. Stuart Robson, who requires no comment,
as he generally nils the house ON his merits. Ho
will appear on Monday In his famous revival OF
Goldsmiths old comedy "She Stoops 20 Con-
quer," Tuesdayin his famous production OF "Ihe
Henrietta and az tho Tuesday matinee In an
important revival OF Joseph Bradiords comedy
"Our Bachelors"
The personal popularity of Mr.. Robson, who is
the acknowledged leading representative come
dian In America, lmparts 70 this engagement
more than ordinary importance. which, when
supplemented by the actual merits Of his plays,
the very efficient company with which he always
surrounds himself, and the lavish manner OF en-
beshing his performances, cannot fail 10 make
this occasion really brilliant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Politics in King and Queen.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT, Va, October 7.--Yesterday was
King and Queen cOurt-day. There was quite q
large crowd out. Mr.. Harris, Of Shenandoah
county, was on hand tO represent the Peoples
party. As no appointment had been made tOi
tho Democrats, MAJOR Saunders, county chair.
man, invited Hon. HI. X. Pollard and Mr.. L. c.
Catlett 10 speak. hr. Harris spoke for three
quarters Of an hour, taking up tho same limo OF
argument that Ihird-party speakers always fol-
lOW. He failed 10 give any good reason why a
single Democrat snoUld desert from the ranks ai
this time.
Mr. Pollard spoke an hour. lie fully sustained
his reputation rs a f0rcible speaker and fine
debate-. He exposed the policies OF the Peoples
party platform, and showed that tarin reform Is
the real issue before the people. Tho people
could not prosper while r0bbor taxes were wrung
from them. MIR. Pollard received much ap-
plause.
Mr.. Catlett spoke for half an hour, and con-
fined himself chiefly TO the records Of the con.
gressiOnal nominees.
MIR. Harris concluded the discussion in quite a
lengthy speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08

$500: william starkes 20 Maria Starkes. his
vito, 20lS feet on west sido Price siroot betwoon
Leigh anu jackson; Charles Z. Whitlock and
wife 20 tho Hasksr b Marcuse Manufacturing
Company, 1872 feet on venable stree. southeast
corner Pink, s5,250; w. V. Wilson, Jr., COM
missioner, toJanette Lilienfeld, 20 feet on har-
rison street, $4,000.
Honrico Nathaniel I. Aules and wife 70 Leslie
+. Watson. 80 feet on Nne-Mile road, Sl2O (;
John q. hcCue and wife to Abort V. and Lenore
Brown, 1875 feet on west side Thirty-second
street near s, $3.50; same 10 Robert and Mary
Boissesu, 1884 feet on west side Thiriy-second
street near s, $3.50.
Richmond Sol. Cutchins, special commits
sioner 20 Virginia X. Barger and Florence n.
Lorraine, 20 11x-1 IL feet on west side Randolph
street between beverley and Jacqueiin, 81. loo;
Fannie u. Ragland's devisees. 70 Engenia NJ,
wife OF A. ". Harman Jr., "a 1-6 feet on north
side Floyd street between Linden and Beech,
$4,000.
Henrico: Ellis Burnett and wifo 10 James II,
Barton, lot II, in block l, north-Avenue sub
division, $3.50 Jesse q. Crouch and wife 70 7.
NJ. EuDank, 30 feet on east side Twenty-Ihird
street, near V, $50: Alfred Fleming and wife
10 Walter Martin. 3 acres OD Nine-hie road,
sS5: J. E. Turpin and wife and Hugh Miller TO
Ellis Burnett. lot II in block /, North Avenue
subdivision, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Home Supplies Abundant in HalIfax.

Correspondence OF tho Hicninond Dispatchl
SCOTLAND NECE. y. @, October 7.-Merchnnts
cay that business Is very ddll. They attribute
10 TO low prices and the further fact that there
arc more home supplies In the country than
usual.
A gentleman coming from trip through the
farms on Roanoke river says that there VIII be a
great deal OF corn mado there, and that 10 looks
like tNere will be no corn TO buy In this section
next ycnr.
Mr.. Il. y. Neal Ia homo from Norfolk for a rost
and 10 hunt. He killed deer this woek.
Mr. ). ". Edwards has returned from Proyi-
dence, X. l.. whore no went TO visit his sons.
Mr.. i. G. Shields has returned from Chase
City, Fn.
Mr. W. A. Dun went 20 TarbOro this week.
Captain W. H. Kitchen has gone TO Rocky
Mount.
Mrs. George Smith, Of Kinston, Is visiting her
father, Captain j. L. Cushing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
AN IMPRESSIVE MASONIC FUNERAL.
The Obseou,es OF Mr.. Allen Attended by

Grand Offcers and Many Lodges.
The funeral of Mr.. william T. Allen took place
from the Broad-street Methodist church yester-
day afternoon and was largely attended by Ma
soma Knights Of Honor, members OF the Royal
Arcanun, pank officials, and citizens gene
rally. -. .,o
Temple 10 tho residence OF tho deceased, on
sixth street in tho following order: hnlghIs
Templar Richmond Randolph Lodge, NO ~, 4.
r. Richardson, WOrshipiul master, anu @ snV
Grand lodge Of Virginia, the latter III ca,Ila
Mr. r. b. w. Beattie OF Manchester Lodge, no.
J4. acted as marshal. Members Of the various
lodges of the city united with hichmonu nan L,
dOph Lodge, which had charge oI lno aast,n
IL was after o'clock when tho ptV0os'""
reached the church. ,Apov
Dr. Tudor, the pastor Of Broad-Street chutyn, =, =
who was assisted by Rev. Dr. cooper, vi vi 'no 10
Fret Baptist church. There was Wa sr,rtnre 90 les
address, but tho reading OF the scripture ~ ~
sons was very impressive. From tue cnu' 81 ~ t,,o o
cOyfeqs moved to shOckoe-lill cemetery, "neIo
all that was mortal OF one OF hlchihonn, ~, ,o
highiy-esteemed citizens anu ORG ,n ,est In the
most devoted Masons was laid 70 resi-. dn.ad ~ 20
absence of the Grand Master, Deputy-1,i t,i.p ohu
Master Mann Page, OF tho GTaud Lougo'
read tho Masonic service az th" $50, $500
and Rev. Richard r. WI wi1ia"sS me nnSi
PRAYER Tho other officers OF the oranu aosso \,
were Rev George II. Ray, grand senior ~,
pro tenn : A. n. Courtney, grand junior p,a,,
William b. Isaacs, grand secretary .. '. nd nu
good and George Potts, OF Petersburg, krana sn,
deecons: Junius A. Cosby, grand s. ga ~ ~
go W 7, Wuhinson. grand tiler. The once Q!
grand treasurer, the once heid W 'no
MAS not nlled pro ten. c,a f-onnell
The following officers OF me Tra LAM Rerant'
ROYAL Arcanun were present: 0rana hefyns' ua
Waiter b Ir,ipe, Of Norfolk; Past Grand ne,
gent. James Is. blanks, OF PetersDurs; nrsnr nand
Vice-Regont, c. ". Harwood, Of h,ch.nonod Gsaud
Grand Orator, II. G. Scott, o. Ashaaa. .ana. Grand
Treasurer. A. Is. Bolts, OF fredeli,esssoasss ,saons
Grand Sentry, \. l. Bloomberg' q ,,,s,.,,,ond
Past Grand Regent, j. y. Wright, OF hcnlp,a ss p,ca,
John X Hfnkins, Of Committee gu h s,n,o yir-
ginia Council No. 20. r. A, OF coahcn 'o' -
Knights OF Honor .nnyo-
The fiorsl offerings wero beauuiui anu "pp'~
priate aud completely covered the inoa'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
TERMINAL REORGANIZATION.
No Specific Plan Yet Determined On--suits
for Malfeasance.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

By telegraph 70 the Dispatch
NEW YORK, October IA representative OF ID.
II. Holllns s. Co. says his firm has rendered a
check for s3,900,O00 and received from tho
speyer syndicate the collaterals Of the Georgia
Central railroad.
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Richmond Terminal Com pany, held to-day, af-
ter the dispatch OF routine business the question
OF REORGANIZATION YHs discussed, and Messrs.
George +. Stone, William +. Strong, ana D. u
Maben were appointed a Committee on ReOrgani-
cation. The board also instructed the Executive
Committee TO make thorough investigation
into the physical and financial condition OF All
tho properties in the Terminal system at the close
OF the fiscal year, June 30, 1892. ani to report
the same 10 the board 10 enable the Committee
on Reorganization 90 avail themselves OF such
information. The board officially stated that all
the published reports purpOrting 70 give de-
tailed plans Of reorganization arc without foCn-
datiOn. While progress has been accomplished
In that direction no specific plan OF reOrganiza-
tion has been determined On.
SUITS AGAINST FORMER MANAGERS.
NEW YORK. October Nv. W. Niles, who has
been engaged 20 sue former members OF the
Richmond Terminal management for malfea-
sance in oflce, says: 1--WE are collecting eyi-
dence and 1. will be some time before we are
ready to go ahsad. Notices have been Issued to
stockholders 70 JOIN in tho movement"
All Terminal issues were very weak to-day and
one TO two points lower.
THE GEORGIA CENTRAL SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, October 7-Later.-The certified
check sent 70 Speyer s. Co. by n. B. HOllins S
Co. was for s3,SS9, ,2O6.S4. The securities
turned over by Speyer& Co. amounted In par
value 20 about Sl2,000.000, and embraced
Georgia Central consolidated hrsts, and Mobile
aud Girard, and Port RoSal and Augusta bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Death and Funeral.

Mr.. Thomas j. johnson, formerly member
Of tho Halifax Artillery, died at tho Soldiers
Homo yesterday morning In the 10th year OF his
age. The funeral services will be conducted oy
DR.. lloge this morning at IL O'CLOCK, on Geltys'
burg illl III Hollywood.
The funeral Of Mrs Martha 4. Britt, who died
Thursday evening Mt her residence, NO. 30
west Clay street, will take place from the house
at 1890 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Britt Was
I'm the SD year Of her age and her death wa:
the result Of general debility and old age. She
had been resident Of Richmond almost from
her childhood. and but few OF those who knew
her I'm her earlier DAYS are now living. Her life
was full Of good works, and bho was held IN
high astopm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Her Entire Wardrobe stolen.

gentleman Just returned from the North
cumberland County Fair reports that the North
ern- Neckers' sympathles are fully aroused in
behalf OF young lady school teacher, Miss Clara
Gillian, who had been robbed OF her entire ward
robe by young man.
Miss Gillian lives in Westm0reland and was
on her way TO take a school in Augusta. Kan,
and while waiting for the Fredericksburg boat
her trunk, containing her all, valued at 5000,
was taken out Of the wbari-house az Monoskon
Landing, In Lancaster county. When the boat
arrived the trunk had not been recovSred, and
the distressed young lady was comreiled 10
leave for her distant home without an article OF
clothing except what she wore.
Afterwards her writing g-desk, which was In the
stolen trunk, was found In the possession or
John Stoneham. who lives near Aonoskon- He
vas arrested, sent on 10 the grand jury and
baile1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Aiexandria'y Democratic Club.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, october THE Democrats OF
Alexandria assembled In ths cty-commlttee
rooms. In tho old City Hall, last night, and or
ganized a campaign club for the purpose OF
taxing charge Of the campaign and anchortng
Alexandra firmly IN the Democratic column.
Samuel e.. Brent was chosen president and
Messrs. Harry Burke, Leonard Marbury, Harry
Yoke, and John 7. Sweeney vice-presidents.
number Of addresses were expected, but
owing To the absence OF speakers none were
made. Next Tuesday night, however, Mr.. John
"a. johnson and others will speak.
The club proposes 10 canvass the town tho
roughly with the cnnvassers OF tho City Com
mittee. so that no Democrats will be left out On
elec.iOn-day and every vote will count.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08

He says; There was groa, deal of b.llos-bos
stumng In Dougherty county Il vas sbsmsf,ti.
IN stockdale county the Democrats ofisrei 3 10
sscn so Tor negro votes. Many ot tho laboring
charged II they voted for .hs Pe,5pIo's party.
hnd the railroads gave ths sams notire Z,
their employees. For that reason va t,i nos
scs % out our iuIi strength. wo shall hsht right
on tnruughous the presidential ami coasr...
ssonal elections in November. ana thc, 80
pet 70 make tar better showing. We VII have
United states marshals at tho roll. An vose,n.
per sno VIII protect tho bNllo,ins. Thers ar,
many Q, our people who aTo Democratic N stats
politicA" "''''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08

BAIRD.-Died. at his residence. in
Swansboro'. Thursday. October 9Th, at gi5
o'clock Z. NJ, RICHARD BAIRD. IN the
35th year of his age. He leaves wife and
SIX children TO mourn their loss.
Funeral from st. Peters Cathedral Rich.
mond) THIS Saturday MORNING at
o'clock.
BRITT.-Died, at her residence. No. 303
west Clay street, Thursday, October 6tb, at
A30 o'clock p. NJ. Mrs. MARTHA j..
BRITT. in the SD year of her age. Sne
leaves number OF nieces and nephews
10 mourn their loss.
Loving friends, weep not for me,
long TO be at rest:
How happy, happy shall be
When pillowed on my SayloIr's breastI
Twas sad TO see thee breathe thy last.
But Jesus lovingly sail ComeD
Now thy sufferings are all past,
And thy sweet spirit rests At home"
The funeral will take place from her late
residence THIS Saturday MORNING As
| 1880 O'Clock. Friends and relatives re-
spectfully invited to attend.
BY request, no flowers.
HARWOOD;-pied. at the residence Of
| her parents. Friday. October 7th. at z A.
NJ, GERTRUDE. infant daughter OF
Charles W. aud Minnie l.. Harwood; aged
| Is months.
Funeral from st. Patrick's church at
| 2. NJ. SATURDAY. Friends and acauaint.
ancss respectfully invited.
JOHNSON. Died, at the Soldiers Home.
| October 4, 1892, THOMAS 1. JOHNSON
60 years old, formerly of Halifax Battery
Of Artillery.
Funeral TO-DAY st II A. n. az Holly.
wood cemetery by DR.. Hoge.
POLLARD Died at her fathers resi-.
dence, No. 1910 Pleasant street, Octobsr
| 9TH. ct ten minutes past 10 O'Clock A. H..
EMMA ELLIS. the other twin daughfeY ol
A. n. and Mary l.. Pollard; eged Il months
| aud days.
Funeral at Oakwood at 4 o'clock p. N.
| TO-DAY. October 9Th. Fsiep.s and fsIas
tiyes are respectfully invited 20 attend.
SAMPSON. at his residsucs. M.
223 west Leigh street. THURSDAY. October
| son.
Funeral from Ebenezer Baptist chure,,
SUNDAY at IL A. III.
New York. Washington, ind phils1aI<
phia papers please copy.
wHITTAkER.-Died. az the resi(loues
Of her father. at S03 west Gay street N
twenty minutes to O'clock r. A.. Kk'fIY
LIZ. daughter OF John T. and NerS n
Whitaker. IN the 10th yeAr ok her ssrH
| Funeral notice hereafter. !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
CoOtentnes Creek Bridge on Fire.
fSpeciaI totaorau, IN t',a ntanatch I

ROCKY MOUNT, ". c., October THE wood
crOas-ties 10 Contentnea creek bridge, on the
Atlantic Coast Limo, three miles south OF VIII
son, caught hro from the burning Of tho com
pany's tank-house near by at Il o'clock last
night. The hoayy through freight going north
At that hour ran 10 within few yards Of the
bridge when the engineer stopped IL. Prompt
work by the trainmen saved the other parts Of
tho woodwork, ami this prevented total col
lapse OF tho iron structure, which was only re-
Gently built. Trains were delayed up TO noon
to-day, but are now running on time. the dam
aged portion Of tho bridge having been tempo
rar rfI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Hangman's Day Record.

NEwBgRRY, s. c., October 7.--Anna Tribhle, q
colored woman. was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF her infant ON tho 23d OF February
last
ANDERSON, s. c., October 7.--William Wilson
was hanged here to-day for the murder Of hts
wife on May 10th last
SPAgrAsBURG, .. O.. October John WI.
lisths, the colored man who killed J. A. Henne.
man, tho mayor OF this city, on sunday. tho eth
Of September, 1891, and Mildrey Brown. the 1J-
infant OF W. c, Carpenter, OF Carney City, this
county, IN June last, were hanged on tho same
scafioid here at IL O'Clock thts morning.
RoMy. Ca, October 7.-Rascal Marablo, q
notorious character, who Was year ago con-
victed OF the murder OF Nehemiah Eyette, uzs
hung Ia Lafayette to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Condition of Lieutenant Euker and Mr.
Harry Hubelf.

Lieutenant Euker, OF the Stuart Horse Guard,
who was thrown from his horse at the Exposi-
tion-Grounds Thursday afternoon, remained
unconscious during nearly the whole OF yester-
day, but last night his symptoms we're moro
favorable and slight hopes Of his recovery are
now entertained.
II is thought that Lieutenant Euker has sus-
tained fracture OF the base OF the SKULL
MIR. Harry Hubell, Of tho samo troop, who was
thrown at Sixth and Franklin tho same evening,
IA still at the Retreat fol the Sick, and while
painfully hurt, his injuries are not regarded as
sarlOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Activity at barton Heights.

Things we're lively at Barton Heights last
night. town government was formed, and
strong Democratic club organized with NOM
pership that viii run up to 200 IN ten days.
The officers OF the club, which will have an
open meeting and speaking next Tuesday night,
are: President, j. II. OBann0n: Vice-Presi-
Josiah Ryland; Secretary, 3. Boyco Brady; Trea-
surer, George 4. styll. The club will take In all
the nelghborhood around.
The Town Council elected Rev. DR.. t. B. Bell,
mayor; Garland Is. Taylor, clerk. and Captain
Z. H. Lea, chief Of the fire department, Tor
which apparatus has been ordered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
SlNEWS OF WAR.

ADtl-snsp Contribution of 100000 to
the Democratic Campaign Fund.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, October There was confer.
ence this morning in Campaign Chairman Dor
NJ. Dlckmson's room at the Hoffman House 70
garding financial matters. Ex-Msyor william
Il. Grace was present
IL Is RELIABLY reported that Mr.. Grace. In be-
half OF himself aud she ADt-Snap organization
made a contribution 70 the Democratic National
Campaign Fund Of 100000. The members OF
the National Committee are much gratined ai
this prompt response 20 the appeal for gr
funds printed yesterday. Other large contribu-
tions are expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
That Temple Murder.

gentleman In Manchester on yesterday re-
ceived a letter from a person in Roxbury, MASS,
asking that be be sent a copy OF tho paper con-
tanning an account Of the recent murder near
Temple station. IL is possible that the victim OF
this heinous crime nailed from that place.
was missing.
Commonwealth Attorney Cogbill. OF Chester
field county, has not obtained any clue as 10 the
murderer or 20 the Identity Of the deceased.
The Governor has not yet offered reward for
the capture Of tho guilty party or parties.