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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

nor RENT, LARGE, WE'LL 50
l. FURNISHED OFFICE, with large vault s-i
stOre-room, AMI cellar, 1922 Cary street, edo
entrance on Virginia street. Apply to
no 1885, ALLISON y ADDISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
THE MOFFeTT-CLARK AFFRAY.
Death OF the Preacher-Bail Refused
CIark-Wes,orn TreiGhts.
Especial telegram TO the Dtspatch'l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
DANyIlLK, VA, November 12.-Ihe uniortu-
nate affair here las, night, In which Rev. j. II.
Monett was shot, has been the talk OF tho town
today. Mr. Moffe.t Is pastor of the North Dan
ytlie Baptist church, and while DO has many
vigorous opponents. who do not approve MS pO-
HIcgI course, he also has many warm friends,
vartirularly IN his own church, who are greatly
,uccu.ei tnat no should have been shot. AR.
Clare VINO shot hum. ~ also resident oil Norm
Dsuyilc and he, too has his friends who ihihk
taat Mr. Moifett provoked ulm 10 desperation.
la the community at large the silalr Is greatly
regretted, and IL has east sort or gloom over
tro Baptist association, which - III Session uefo
BAH. REFUSED.
Mr.. Clark wastaken before Judge AIKEN yes
terdav and a motion was made Tor BAH, Dut IN
me ureeariOrs condition OF Mr. MOnett bal. was
denied ana tho prisoner was returned 10 laiI'
Mr. MOnetts coalition tonight Was extremely
critical and II II feared mat he Will not recover
Ms. NOFFErT DEAD.
pANyuLg, VA, November l3.-Mr. MoueU
died az 800 this sunday morning.
Tho Atlantic ana Danyile railroad company
announce that thty have effected a franc ar
raueeluent with ths Norfolk and Western road
by which ireights q ana from the West wiz 90
haudlsd mere The connection - made at pen
uistou Junction, bout thnty miles from pan
Vile, with the Lyachburs aud Dufnaln' Witch
the Atlantic and DiJlviile crosses AT thht point
Nessrs. Il. a.. Etes and \. II. hhssie naso
lesl elected delegates from tho Nhutuh y, lno
D pnauy, IN sins oty, 70 the hpisooPai Couhcli,
N,lch meets in Lyn,hburg on the S0u W Oisah4@o
the new Virginia dlec05e.
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NIVNTTs
No. 3"3 Market space; 500 per annum.
No By Market space $500 per Annum.
No. $40 Market space; 500 per annum.
T.. A. CANIIN,
no 13-1t Nos. . and north Eleventh street.
PUT YOUR EYE ON THESE,

1900 Der annum, No. Al Clay street.
1900 per auuuu, No. 1918 Clay street.
$500 per annum, No. 200 Floyd avenue.
$3.50 per annum, No. 80 Eleventh street.
1900 Dar annuul, No. 623 Eleventh street.
k2H5 por anuum, No. 5O2 Mar3nalI street.
s-lG per annum, No. 2oOf Marshall street
,ChUTch IND.
SIG.JO per month, No. 30S Tenth street.
sIG per month, No. 100 Beech street.
SIS per month, No. 1925 Main street.
$40 per month, No. 2O2 Shaier street.
40 per month, No. 40 Brook avenue.
S1 pei month, No. T02 Louisiana street lFultonl.
5000 per month, No. TIA Graham street tbul-
tom.
A. ner month No. 3n4 Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

Mr.. Benjamin T. Westmoreland, an old
and respected citizen, died this morning :;
aged abont IS years. He had been mar
red four times. and his last wife survives
him. The deceased was one OF the men
engaged in the original survey OF the Old
South-Side road NOW the Norfolk and
Western, and was one OF the few sur
vivOrs of those who worked upon that
great enterprise.
MI Charles r. Scott, aged 81 years. was
paraly zed at his home, on Halifax street,
yesterday, and died late last night.
Mr.. George |. Bendall. of Prince George
county, who was so seriously cut Nester-
day afternoon IN personal difficulty with
Mr.. j. G. Ellis, is kept IN TINS city as
measure Of safety. his condition not being
such as TO allow of his removal. Hls
wounds are regarded as very serious by
his physician, and his only nope OF re-
covery lies in his escape from pertoultis..
Mr.. Alexander Campbell, OF England,
brother of the lato A. !. Campbell, of this
city, who was drowned some weeks ago IN
the Appomattox river, has arrived IN
town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

ally neglectinQ tho preaching OF the Cos.
pei, i,0i6 families destitute OF the Bible,
i,7g7 families destitute Of all other reli-
gious literature, preached 800 sermons. dc,
livered 762 addresses. 440 Sundav-schooi
addresses. held t2s prayer-meetings, organ
lied 81 Sunday schools and 3 churches,
held : Sunday.school conventions. bap-
tized 80 persons, and held meetings IN
which $50 others protested conversion.
Inalditiop 10 thus evangelistic work they
sold 2,l37 Bibles for %, S.O53 Iesta-
ments for $3.50. 10, Z, SG6 books for -, SSS.b 70,
2. S5s, 528 pages OF tracts for Sl5S.2-total
sales. sc, l00.64.
They gave away 255 Bibles, valued at
$40. 20, 49S Testamonts, valued OF &oS.l3 (;
757 books. valued at Sl57.o5; G5.603 pages
of tracts. valued at cis,52~tota dona-
tions, @32959. Total sales and donations,
Ss.@S0.2s.
Rev. Ii. w. Battle, president of tho
board. addressed the body in a very
thoughtful speech. and Mr.. Frost followed,
presenting the work of his board in Nash
vile.
Evening session.
Atthe evening session the interests Of the
orphanaee were considered. Tho report
showed gratifying growth in contrlbu-
tons and highly satisfactory progress IN
the erection of buildings aud in the local
work OF the institution.
Drs Landrum, Battle, and A. +. Owen
made addresses. Nearly all the pulpiis in
DaDvillo. North DanvIlle, and in the re-
giOn round about will be supplied tO-mor-
row by vislting ministers. Among the Wis
itors to this session are DR.. Frost. secre-
tary OF the Publication Board IN Nashville;
Mr.. j William Jones. assistant sccTe-
tary Of the Home Board in Atlanta. and
Dr. +. {. Dsrsan, of the theological Semi
nary at Louisville.
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DOR RENT.


DIV EILININ.
No. 3O7 Main street between Third and Fourth,
containing ten rooms, besides kitchen and ser
wants room; all modem improvements, III
Guiding furnace.
No. 3OS Twelfth street. between Broad and
Marshall. with ten rooms aud all cOnveniences.
NOS 220 and 231 south Second street, with
seven rooms each, bath, &c.
40. $50 NORTH Twenty-seyenth street, with
seven rooms, &c.
No. 1887 west Clay street, with seven rooms.
&c.
DWELLINGS over stores No. 713 and rs
Main street between Seventh and Eighth, with
about eight rooms each, bath, &c. Apply 10
II. SELDOM TAYLOR q SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers.
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Observation-Disclosures. 2,HOj n /
1900, a., !
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Bronchitis

"when /; was a boy, had bronchiai
trouble of such a persistent and stub
born character, that the doctor pro-
nounced it incurable with ordinary
remedies, bat recommended me to Try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I did so, ana
one bottle cured me. For the last fifteen
years, have used this preparation with
good effect whenever / take a bad coId'
and | know OF numbers Of people VINO
keep it in the house. all the time noe
considering lii safe to be without it. =
JIG. Woodson, Z. NJ, Forest Hill, VIVA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

Major Peter J. Otey, member OF the State De-
mocrauc Committee from this district, has had
tNo handsOmely-eD crossed certificates MAI Tor
the purpose OF awarding them 90 the chairman
OF tho county aud one 70 the chalrmau Oh the
urcrluct ,cities aud towns not included which
shows tho largest Democratic gam "a compared
with the vote " 'Cngrossman OF ISIS, hni me
fOaOwing-namod gentlemen have been selected
rs "A board to make tho award Messra John ".
Carroll j. W. Watts, Carter Glass, Jehu X. VIII
uams, and William V. Wilson.
The total revenue collection for this district
for the past week was <l4,b06.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
EOR RENT,
IL MEDIUM-SiZE DWELLINGS.

LNOK RENT, .
IL MEDIUM-SfZE DWELLINGS r.
l Beech street. near Main ten ro,ns-
52o Tenth. near Leigh street; nlno rooms
500. corner Seventh and Clay streets eight
rooms.
1910 Ross, near Governor; seven rooms.
FLAT, No west Broad street: Elk rooms.
III Cary. near Adams street; s'S r31nla.
FLAT, 1O1 Third, near Franklin six rComs.
~ south Pine strest (only $40 six rooms.
NEW BRICK, Dance aud Reservoir; SIX
rooms.
1927 Clay, near kenncy; six rooms
1909 Clay, near Norton; six rooms.
2lS Cherry, near Beverly; Eve rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES in other localities
STORES, WAREHOUSES;. OFFICES. &c
CALL FOR PRINTED LIST.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
no 13-1t lib Main street.
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no 13-1t
nor RENT.

EOR RENT. -
5000 per annum--309 east Grace stree.
900 per annum-5l2 west Grace strc,t.
S420 per annum-l07 sOuth Firth street.
P4O0 per annum-5OS north TENN street.
1880 per anuum-12OM west Clay street.
$500 per annum-6O0 north Sixth street.
5000 per annum-l3l0 Ross street.
$500 per annum-a30o Venable street.
$40 per annum-gl9 west Main street.
s24O per annum-5l2 east Clay street.
s240 per annum-3IS Twenty-seycnth street.
5000 per annum-25I0 east Grace street.
800 per annum-117 west Cary street.
Sl5 per month-300 Twenty-eighth street
els per month-l07 south Beech street.
$40 per mOnth-lOO4Is Chaliin street.
so per mOnth-2303 Nenable street.
SUTrON& Co.
no I3-lt 1914 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

Every penny tells. You can set salvation WI
for 70 centa Beat iinimept Ia the markeI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
ron RENT.
-. - y - T"1~>|>|1s1.'- "a.
RIO LET. a
SOME FEW DWELLINGS WORTHY OF yo-R
IssPECTIoS.
rI,o LET.

No. 400 Floyd avenue, hrs.-class order, s;a-
bio on premises, re0t only sfO0 per annum.
No. IL south Laurel street, very nice, $500
per annum.
No. IA north Fourth street, $3.50 per annum.
No. S13 vest Clay, tip-top, 1850 per ann1Ei.
No 1000 west NAN, 1890 per annuri.
No. HOS west Marshall new and neat, $40
per annum.
No. 1923 west Main street, STORE AND
DWELLING, $500 per annum
No. 30s north Twelfth street. $3.50 per amman.
No. sl2ia north Fourth street. es1B per an
nun.
No. 122 south laurel street, $500 per annum.
No 1921 west Leigh street, LARGE LOT, Sl10
per annum.
Also SMALLER HOUSES In various sections
~ the city. CHEWING & ROSF,
Real Estate Agents, Auc ioneers, aud brokers,
No. 8 north Tenth street. no l3-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Best Cure For

All disorders Of the Throat ana
Lungs is Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
II has no equal as a cough-cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
A BAD COMBINATION.
ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

A negro man and boy confined IN the
iail OF Prince George county made their
escape from prison last night When tnelr
cell was opened by the attendant to deliver
water they made "A rush upon him, throw
ing him to the floor, and then escaped;
The boy was subsequently arrested and
returned 10 his quarters. but the man, Ben.
Ranch. held under a charge of attempted
rape. gol away. and has not since been
captured. The sheriff was in pursuit Oh
him to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
glsaoP HENDRIX IN LYNcHsURG.
Engrosscd Certificates for the Most sue
Ccssful County Chairman.
rs,ec,ot totograrn to the Disuatch.l

LYNCHBURG, Va, Noyombor l2.-Blshop
Heririx, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, il
here to-day, the guest Of Rev. DR.. Powell Car
land. He viii preside over the Virginia Con-
ference, which meets in Norfolk Oh tne lGth. 40
will preach here tomorrow both morning ana
night.
Tho Democratic celebration here has been
POSTPONED until Thursday next Oae hundred
of the most prominent businessmen have been
selected on committees % arr1nge matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

NOR RENT. II AN DSO VI EGA
l. THREE.STORY BRICK DWELLING aS
No. 300 east Grace street: fourteen rooms;
handsomely finished and papered. and LARGE
BRICK STABLE. SUTTON CO.,
no I3-SuGW2t lOl4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
rog REST.
Il II. PLUEMACHER,
IL o NORTH MIMI STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
roR observation-disclosures.

REAL ESTATE.
SPECIALLY: RENTING PROPERTY AND
COLLECTING RENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

EOR RENT, THAT VERY DE-s!t
Il SIRABLE STORE on Broad street be- ga
tween First aud Second, for many years occupied
by captain PiZzni az O irst-class confectionery
store.
Also, BROAD-STREET STORE No. Sl7, be-
tween Eighth aud Ninth, formerly occupied by
John Harold, Esq.
Also, that LARGE STORE No. II Governor
street. between Main and Franklin, lately o'cu-
pied by f.. GathrIghts son "a a drst-class turni-
turo store.
Also, STORE No. 222 west Broad street.
good grocery stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

b. ..Aeri supefiatendent, one Sun
.gr.. MISSIONARY. and thirty-three
{. d II. ia9oIed 5.915 DAYS. travelled 52,-
AVE., VISITED 23,77s families. prayed or
:, |. IA % lhe subject OF religion with
's' Iosnd 1903 persons habitn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
EPES'S MAJORITY 81.
NO GROUND FOR A CONTEST BY THE
1hiRC- PARTY CANDIDATE.
Virginia Farmers would Not Vote for
Harrison with Goode as an Annex
superb Democratic Victory.
tcor-e.pondonco ., the Richmond Dl.Ds,ch.i

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, November 12.-The
corrected and final returns of the vote for
congressman in the Fourth District re-
ceiyed to-day give q majority of 81 for
Epes Democrat) over Goode (Ihird
partyite). This is an increase Of 1876 in the
majority for Epes. as reported in the DIS
PATCH Of to-day, and comes from the
county Of Lunenburg. from the o1ly un-
official returns had been received last
night The majority for MIR. Epes is SO
pronounced that il is not believed there is
any ground for contest 10y Mr.. Goode.
The Third-pa vote in the district was
about 1000. and considering the fact that
the Democrats had 10 fight both the Popu-
lists and the Republicans. who had com
bined. the victory il regarded as signal
one In all respects. 1t was clalInen Dy the
Third-partyites that the detection from
the Democratic party would be fully 5000
votes, and that the fusion with the Repup-
hcans would secure the election of Mr..
GoOde. But there was WIDE mlscalcula-
ton. The counties in which Mr.. Goode
claimed his largest maiorities failed him
and gave MN but meagre vote.
ABAD COMBINATION.
Tie farmers could not be induced 20
vote for Harrison with bis. record against
tariff reform and In favor of the iniqui-
tous force bill and Mr.. Goode as an an
mex. The oxperience under the present
system Of Federal supervisors and mar
shals was so sckeniDR as to turn many
Thlrd-party and Republican voters 10 the
Democracy. Every seif-respectIpg Repub-
lican in this city rejoices with the Demo
Gratis over the defeat of Mr.. GOode, whose
principles were az obnoxious to them as to
the Democrats.
The Democratic victory in this distinct IL
regarded as n superb one. The party had
not only to fight against the Popullsts,
drawn almost entirely from the Democrats.
but against the Republicans under the
leadership and advice of General Malone.
the State chairman. II was square ana
open fight against odds and was crowned
with victory. Goodo may contest, but It Is
the opinion of the best lawyers that be has
no groun Is upon which to make contest.
ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
A negro man and boy confined in the
iail of Prince George county made their
escsna from nricOu last night. When their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
THE THIRD PARTY MOVE
mUcH wsAKEs rHAS WAS Claimed.
No Nominations for Congress in Several Of
the DistrIcfs-Appoiptmenu py INC
Recommendations Assembly,

RALEIGH. n. c., June 1s-lSpeciaLl-up
10 to-day reports have been received from
nearly all congressional districts in the state
in which Third party conventions have been
held. II is found that in several districts no
candidate was nominated for Congress. not
xitbstanding it was announced that congress
sional candidates would be nominated In
every district The attendance in nearly
every district was so small as to indicate that
the Third party movement in this state Is
much weaker than has generally been be-
lieved.
At the convention of the Ninth district.
held at Ashevile. it is learned to-day that
committee was appointed to confer with
similar committee OF the Prohibition Conysn-
ton for the purpose OF placing in the Held
Joint ticket. ~
Governor Holt to-day commissioned Mr.. ..
+. Tefair 70 be military secretary oil the
State Guard upon tho staff OF the comman,
der-in-chief with the rank of major. and
George W. Hewlett to be major Of the Third
regiment. vice w. A. GRttis, who has resigned.
Rishop T. b. Lyman. of the Episcopal do.
cese Of North Carolina. went 20 Morehead
City to-day. where he breaches the opening
sermon OF the North carolina. Teachers AS
sembly tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
rnlrer.itr student. for Cleveland.

T-xrvERsrrY or VIRGINIA. June f7.-fSpe-
ciai. "A large delegation of students. headed
by tbs Charlottesville brass baad. under the
ausuices of the Cleveland Club OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia assembled az the Virginia
Midland junction TO welcome the Virginia
delegation q Chicago and 10 instruct the
same 10 vote for Cover Cleveland on every
ballot cast at the convention. Much enthu-
sasm WAS displayed as the students marched
down under a Cleveland banner. Hon. John
Goode. of Norfolk. passed through on the
Washington train on his way to Chicago. He
WAS only allowed few minutes. during
which he said
Young men Of the University Of Virginia
we old men who are so soon 10 pass away can
but encourage you. the future bottom and
unhoders OF the Democratic party. 20 uphold
the banner under which you are now march
inc. Fight for the cause as We shall tight. and
old Virginia must keep her place IN Demo-
cratic ranks"
The departure Of the train prevented further
remarks When the Richmond train stopped
speeches were made by Major b. +. Lee of
Hampton. DR.. Bryan of Southampton. Hon.
J. Taylor Ellyson, Mayor OF Richmond. aud
Hon. j. ID. Mchsnnsy of Petersburg The
last expressed himself 40 not quite in sympa-
thy with bis audience. but said that IL Gro
yer Cleveland was named the leader at Chi
cago the Fourth district would prove herself
as ever the 'Stonewall brigade" part in Vir-
GINA. The train drew out amid cheers aud
music from the band,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
The suulsen steamer Harbinger.

NORFOLK, Va. June 1S-lSpecial. Cap
tains French and Cole left this morning in the
schooner Mary i. Ives for the sunken steam
or HaFbingeF IN the North river, North Caro-
lima. They have pontoOns and will raise the
! vessel ii possible.
Two valuable mules were stolen Yesterday
from the farm OF Captain Thomas Ballentine,
in Norfolk county. and brought TO this city.
They were placed at livery stable. Captain
Ballentine found them this morning, but
the thief has not yet been captured
The coal shipments from Lambert's Point
for the week ending June 18th amounted to
16.247 tons.
Last night sham battle took place in the
hhTbor between the Newark and the Franklin
Several guns were fred The search lights
were put on and illuminated the entire har-
Dor
The Portsmouth aides to the Virginia
Worlds Fair Association have organized as
follows: President. W. A. fentress. Secretary.
j. II. Wilcox. Committee: ). t. Wigg Mrs
Sallie A. Butt. G. A. Mclean. Mr.. ID. w.
Murden, A. i. Cherry, Il. w. Owen, +. S.
Hope. W. ii. Stewart.
The Portsmouth Gun Club is practcing for
the shooting match at Suffolk on Royal Ar
oanum day. They are mostly raw men and
rs yet have been unable 10 bring down many
clay pigeons Yesterday ont OF thirty birds
thrown from the traps only four we're struck
Ii IS stated that about the irst of next week
into an afternoon paper and Will be published
from the office of the News and Courier OF
this city. This will leave Portsmouth without
paper that will be published within her
limits. The paper will DO enlarged aud i'm
proved
The Seaboard Air Line and Norfolk and
Carolina roads brought in yesterday 1,l78
bales OF cotton.
To-day the Brazilian training ship Alini-
vante Boroso. Captain III Leao. bound from
st. Thomas to New York, dropped anchor IN
the barbor, having run in for a supply of
coal. She is 1900 tons displacement and is
said TO DO the first Brazilian man Of war
over in this harbor. She has a crew
of S08 persons. She made ready upon
her arrival 10 salute the dag of
Commodore Weaver on the United States
steamer Franklin. but DR.. w. A. Thorn. Jr..
of this city, who was aboard as quarantine
officer OF the port. suggested that the heavy
battery that WAS about to be used for the pur-
pose would play havoc with the window
panes IN Norfolk. The salute was postponed.
The Boroso viii be here for four days.
company has been chartered by Judge
Brooke Of the corporation court 10 erect
hotel at Sewelis Point
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 49, United States
Consul Daugherty. at Callae. Peru. has made
an interesting report 10 the Department ~
State on cotton raising in Piura. Calcnlst-
ing expenses OF three and half years cover
ing six crops. the cost Of unginned cot
ton per quintal delivered at ginning
establishment may safely DO set down
at l.95 silver soils. Prior 10 1870
the principal market for Piura cotton was
Liverpool. though few shipments were made
direct TO Hamburg. whore It's special adapt
ability Tor admixture with wooden goods was
first recognized. Since the aforementioned
year the direct shipments 20 New York have
been annually increasing The cotton u put
up ia bales OF about 10 pounds for the con-
venience Of carriage by mule to the coast.