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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
paNAMA-CANAL INVESTIGATION.
The Most Important Session Yet Held by
the Committee.

Iut NOuiulitAct'
IBv Anrlo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
PARIS. November 3O.--Tho Panama-Canal In
ycstlgatiug Committee continued its inquiry to-
day. n. Flory auditor in bankruptcy, was
called upon to give testimony as TO how the
money OF the company had been expended Dut
he refused 10 give the committee the desired IN
formation. on tho ground that TO do 30 would Do
"A violation of professional secrecy, me COM
mittec then heard the evidence OF NJ. hOsslgho1'
NJ Ilory's predecessor. -.
NJ RossgnOt eOufrmot the statement that
Baron dc Relnach had received 9.0OO,OOO francs
frou the Panama Canal Company OF when
amount 100000 francs had Oeen described as
useu for advertising. NJ. RossiguOi alsO furnish
eli the committee with details regardins the
suUa maid 10 five Journals. lie declared that
the sums spent ior advertising exceeded @,ooU-
600 francs. but said hat he had not met WIN
the names OF any politicians In his examination
NJ Bog9ft. a former secretary OF the Panama
Canal Company, confirmed the statement oi
ROssign0t.
NJ Thieree, manager OF a coulisse nrn, testl-
FED that Baron De Reinach had paid 30OO,OUO
fran.s into the firms accounts IN the BANK OF
France, ana that on that security the nrm had
issued twenty-seven checks Inc witness TO-
fused 10 say, however, 10 whom the checke were
made payable.
Tne committee thereupon appointed three OF
lta members to accompany NJ. Ihierree 10 Inc
coulsse firms Onice with instructions 10 examine
the books ana HAho ''ps VI '"o --I1.- - e.
the checks IN question and the amounts @ lol
Wbi.h tbev are drawn. Two OF the cheeks arc
sad 10 he drawn Tor 100000 francs each.
The committee aherNard reported that Wheh
they reached the nrnl's Olice NJ. Ihlorree re-
fused TO show the chocks. The committee theh
requested ". Ricard, Minister OF Justice to have
the checks seized. Is. kicard promised 70 SEND
the request 10 the public prosecutor.
To-days session, especially IN vie" OF the eNl-
dence gwen by NJ. Thierrce, ~ regarded Is tho
most i'm portant yet held by the committee Inc
greatest excitement prevailed IN the lopDles az anu
Ina tho law courts during the proceedings. Inc
public prosecutor has written 10 ~. bIlssol
i,resiieIit OF tho committee, protesting against
thc committees Interference IN judicial matters
The magistrates are indignant at the commlt-
ties assumption Of judicial functions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
william n. Crane in Tn. senator.


In few weeks the theatre-loving public
in this city will have an opportunity 10
witness the representation of one OF the
most successful comedies presented on the
American stage during the present gene
ration. After run of nearly two seasons
at the Star Theatre. New York. and en-
gagemenis IN Boston. Philadelphia, Chi
cago. and Washington. Comedian William
II. Crane and his company will be seen
here in The Senator" More has been
written about this play than any previous
product Of an American author. Its phe-
nomenal success is not az all surprising. II
is an American play. dealing with subjects
OF interest to Americans, aud this fact of
itself gives 1t a strong hold on the sym,
pathy of American audiences. But added
TO this is the all.important element OF hne
acting. Mr. Crane does not follow the
selfish policy of the average star, who
seeks to oyershadow his company in his
own importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
one.,,oD IL. toa.Ib,ln, and utility are now

question. Its feasibility and utility are now
acknowledged everywhere.
The Governor then read the endorsements
and opinions of Presidents Grant, Harrison, and
Cleveland "The great question Tor commerce
to-day" he said, IL shorter routes, bringing the
prodncor ana consumer noarer together, aud
saving Thorn the cost Of transportation. This
project proposes 20 bring New Orleans 1000
miles nearer 10 san Francisco. by whom shall
this canal be bailt by Americans. BY whom
should a DO controlled by Americans. Who
will build and control it7 Americans, Ameri-
cans, Americans The enterprise und ge-
MUS ~ American commerce viii mover
lei thio opportunity slip from their
grAsp. shah venture no opinion as
10 the manner IN which this control shall be So
cured This convention must discuss such
pointR II America does not build canal across
mi. isthmus, we may rest assured that the de-
mands of commerce will build II, even II foreign
power has 30 do IT,"
Mr. Conyerse responded TO Governor Fosters
speech.
A recess was taken. after which judge John
Is, Jones mado the speech OF the day, dwelling
on the diplomatic aspects OF the responsibility
which 81 Is proposed 20 put on tho Federal Gov
eminent This speech was intended 10 some
oxtent as an answer 10 the criticisms OF south
ern Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

The Virginia Liquor and Opium-Cure
Company, whose advertisement appears III
another column, is an institution calcu-
lated to do greats deal Of good in the
community. The company il composed
of our own people, who are well known.
They are doing thriving business from
the fact that they use no minerals in their
treatment. they guarantee cure, and par
ties take the treatment while pursuing
their daily avocatlons.
The Office of the company is located at
No. east Grace street. with MIR. William
B. Gary as business manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
western Press Reorganization.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.


DnTnoIT, MGR, November 3O.-f the plans
~ .ome OF the members Of the western Asso-
clatod Press are carried out that organization
will be remodelled, aud VIII procoed 70 Iecon'
s,r,,,t ~. news service making Chicago It's cen
tre of operations IL will endeavor 70 cover the
,erritOry east and west OF that point, ana par
ticularly in the remote West
The proposed reorganization mas NOT peen pct
toc,sd and cannot 10 until the new bylaws have
heen adopted. These are already bone OF con-
teution, Tor the most OF tho members 90 nol Ilke
their appearance, believing thsI tney seeln aS ~
enter Extraordinary powers upon the proposed
management ,o. ,.,. .,,,,
Tine Western Associated Press does not so OUT
n, esistanco untii the entire rheme - perfocied.
ana II accordingly reelected US oio DoaIa y,
te Aseo-iated Press newspapers Ok the hast 10
contribute 10 ths combination. -, 49,, ,.
n Is assorted by the ptoprietors OF the new
movement that plan OF eoasoauanon ~,o' y, a1I y1
concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
The Peny-Cobb NuptIaIs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
REIDsyuLE, n. c., November 30.-Mr James
". Peay, prominent hardware merchant and
breeder Of hne horses nc this place, lett this
morning for Rocky Mount, \. c., where he VIII
be married tonight 10 Mrs Cobb, widow Of /. j.
Cobb who died at this place two years ago Mrs.
Cobb Il daughter OF Mr. 5. :. Berger, formerly
OF Danyille, Va. and bright aud attractive
woman. Tho couple will return 70 ReidsYnle
Saturday after a brief trip 20 northern cities.
The protracted services at tho Msin-Street
Methodist church, that have been conducted for
the past ten days by Rev. j. L. SchOolneld. OF
Dauyille, closed last night
The city authorities have contracted tor the
erection OF a new iail OF improved construction
in place OF the one burned by oolored inmate
somO trne ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
rATTERSON-DlLLARD.
AE.aHHul Memphis Wedding in Which
Li,hmond 1. Interested.

>.e.s' telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
tt..... It>S.. November 3O.--The cerouo-
.' ....'.. Win tho DnlHrd-Patterson we'd
Gid .tI .Jy today we're held at the resi-
... rl1cs father, on Jefferson street,
t.l.b tu DIlari was welded 10 M.
'.. -.l .l. Of 40 hmOnd, Va.
-.. N.. 1arkened ami Illuminated with
.... i.y-ahaded lights Au,umn noW-
'sl abIndanty used. Iae parlOrs
.t.i With interested friends OF the
.4ries, vino we're pres nj t0.witness
'f tt.t carried from thcic midst one
.t.tUfl ornaments that graced tho cir-
-u- moved.
gh .c bride and h0r mait Of honor,
A.t. Florence Ddla.d, met the
.'t lry Rev. Or. WillnFham, Of the
..iitt church, VINO !Jlned them WITH
.-... IMPRESSIVE ceremonies, after which
..'sl rougrGfuuup9ns.
-fi is the eldest daughter Of Mr. j. J..
.. - utt-knOWn Momphis insurance man.
.harmiug young lady with hosts Of
"'u wish Tor her a happy future. MI.
ID tue son ~ "A wealthy Virginia TO-
.-' laut aud - a representative Of one
..-t families o. tnat state.
's couple leit alter the ceremony TOR
'' ..ri tour They viii make thoif future
'. - .. lmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Dickenson County News.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspafch'l
CLINTwOoD, Va, November 2S.-Nelson, son OF
Spencer Mullins, died at tho residence OF MS
father, near this place, on yesterday. He had
been confined 20 the sick room for nearly three
weeks with fever.
Clark Hale. n former citizen Of this town, has
removed TO Middle Tennessee, whore he VIII
make his future home. Mr.. Hale is good cit-
zen, and We regret to lose him.
Mr. Henry Keel, surveyor, hns just iett mere
for the nortbeastern part OF this county, where
he has a large joD OF surveying 10 do. There IS
a boundary Of 900 acres 10 survey in separate
parts. The WORK will occupy Mr. Keel and his
party for several months.
Your correspondent has Just learned that
John Mullins, near this place, died OF heart
failure on yesterday. Deceased was about 20
years Of age. and had lived all bis lie In this
vicinity and Pike county, Nv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
I4th JeMeirY Reduction sal.

In accordance with our regular custom
at this season Of the year we have marked
down every article in our store.
This affords an excellent opportunity TO
secure bridal presents, birthday gifts. and
holiday solreirs at greatly reduced prices.
Our stock of Diamonds. Precious Stones,
Watches. Sterling Silver, and Sllver-Plated
Ware. Jewelry, Clocks. &C., Is larger than
ever. Call early and secure your bargains.
Every article Is guaranteed.
Ii. N. MosEs h Co,
900 Maln airnat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
OVERCOA7S,
OVERCOA7S,
OVERCOATS.

The weather at the present time undoubtedly
calls for OYERCOATS as q protection to health.
OF course you will want to know where that want
can be- satisfied With the best garment for tho
least money. can honestly assert that my late
visit to the northern markets and my purchase
OF several hundred DRESS AND BUSINESS
OvERC0ATS, in heavy and light weights and all
the latest shades, has placed me In a position to
sell them at a much lower figure than other
merchants paid for them In early season.
Therefore defy ell competitors, and you shall
derive the benefit therefrom. Csu and see me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
BiramIst sent On without Bali.


RADFORD, Va, November 30.-F. W. Melde,
who was recently arrested In this city on the
charge OF bigsmy, was yesterday indicted byth
grand Jury at Christiansburg and sent on 70 JAIL,
Tho court refusing bail. The facts In his cqso
seem to be as follows Meade married Leah N.
English in Lisbon, Ohio on June %, 1872. In
1890 Meade deserted his wife aud nve or SIX
children In West Philadelphia and came TO III
GINA. On September q, 1891, he and MISS
Carrie B. Carpenter were united in marriage at
Chrstansbnrg by Rev. william X. Marshall.
Wife No. learning Of his whereabouts placed
tho case In the hancs OF Attorney X. J.. Gardner,
OF this city, who brought about his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
No Necessity for an Extra Session.

TNOfTesDUnloHVoV 1IIo T0I0u'uVI11 D1'V1'VI"T
WELDON, n. c., November 29.-IOur CORE
spobdent here had a brief conversation with
Senator Ransom to-day ia reference 20 the cali
ing OF an extra session Of Congress- Tho Sena-
tor who is undoubtedly one OF the most courte-
Gus as we'll as the most conservative OF the
nations great representatives. gave me TO under
stand that he is not much Impressed with the
idea, and can't sec the necessity for an extra
sessiUn. General Ransom was in tho finest of
epirits. and thinks the country now upon the eve
o. great prosperity. The manufacturing, COM
mercial. and agricultural interests will all DO
safe under CleVeland's 5 Administration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
A POPULAR MISTAKE

is species Of taking that will probably
always be in favor with the vast majority
of the public. But misses are not tho
only prizes that are richly worth taking.
Our Dress Suits have 80 many takers
that they threaten to resemble theatre
when the entire house has been sold and
every seat is marked "TAKEN." There
is miss in the matter even in the case
of our Suits, but this miss comes in il
you fail to get them. Perhaps you
might call such miss "mitten." You
may say that this is mitten weather;
probably it is. but the weather also
makes it an excellent time to buy. These
"tskes are going very fast, and you
don't want to miss 'em by any manner
OF means
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Richmond Terminal.

NEW YORK, November 30.-Judge Brown, OF
the United States District Court, to-day gave TO
William q. Oakman, the receiver OF the Richmond
and " est Point Terminal Company, permission
TO sell a block Of 3l8 per cent. coupon bonds OF
the state OF Georgia belonging 20 tho company
The bonds are OF the par value OF s1O2OOO, and
the rate offered was 94I6 fiat making the price
received s663, $50. Mr.. Oakman sad the price
was higher than could have been obtained by
selling the bonds in small lots, and that the sale
was, on the whole, advantageous TO the com
pany'a lnteregt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
A F0RCE-BILL DOSE.
RICHMOND CITIZENS INDICTED IN
THE U. s. COURT, NORFOLK.
Deputy Msrshsis from Jackson Ward
Polling -Places-The Names
Ispecirl telegram TO the DisDatch.l !

NORFOLK, VA. November S0.-The United
States grand jury to-day found true bills
against certain citizens of Richmond for
violation OF the election law in the Second
District of Jackson Ward. in that they
caused certain supervisors of election and
deputy msrshals TO be elected from said
pollIng-place and imprisoned in that city.
THOSE INDICTED.
The indictments are as follows Robert
Taylor, judge of election. three bills: James
Lyons, four bills; Roscoe ID. Chestermsn,
one bill James A. Parker, one bill Robert
K. Rslston, one bill; w. j. Orange, three
bills; James II. Hulcher. 2 bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
No DECISION YET.
NORTH cARoLlNA-vIRelNlA.
SiilI Another Bond In tho Union oil mr.
Stanard and Mrs. Lanehorne'
taneciaI telegraun 10 the Dispatch.l

LyscHEURG, VA, November 3O.-Ihe marriage
OF Robert c. stanard. OF Durham, NJ c'' Aho
Mrs. Lou Belle Langhorne, Of this city, TOOK
,laco mis- afternoon at 81. Paui's Episcopal
church. 1ne ceremony was performed by rev
Il N. Williams, OF Grace church, key. Mr. Gar
son' the pastor OF IT. Paul's, being TOO unwen 70
ofIifiate. Tho crowd In attendance was ono OF
me largest that have been az wedding IN Lyneh-
burg for long time.
T6a brids was dressed In q handsome travel
,ins anil OF fawn cloth. trimmed In fur, snc car.
red n bouquet Of brides roses. The mnid OF
,,sonr Miss Jnlia Woodbridge, OF Richmond, was
st,iyei in a pretty suit Of white broaGcloth. The
ssst nm an was Mr. George honroe Of North Caro-
Are and the nshers were Mr. Richard A. Gar
ringtoa. Mr A. brpaos OF koanoks, =. n. baseA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
r;,v raxes Now Due.

The residue Of city taxes for 1892 are now
due, and all persons who have not called upon
Captain +. W. Cunningham are invited TO a 80
promptly and avoid the rush towards the close
OF the month.
Every male 81 years OF age and every person
assessed for personal taxes. and those who have
not paid any city taxes during the year should
cali upon the City Tax-Colleesor and settle 30 as
10 avoid being posted as delinquent.
Paving, pipe. and Sc wer-coDnection bills are
nj an dua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
SUCCESSFUL MINSTREL SHOW.
Notification to Delinquent stockholders
A Church Contract Awarded.

tCorrospondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-1
CREYE, VA, November 30.-1he minstrel
chow given here last evening under the auspices
OF the Fsrmvine Quartette was very hberally
attended.
A. recent meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
Crewe Manufacturing Company II was ordered
that the secretary be vested with power 70 urge
all delinquent subscribers 70 honor their re-
spective assessments, and that failure TO 80 DO
would invite legal proceedings.
The contract for the Episcopal chutch nero
has heen Iet 10 the blackstone Manufacturing
Company at about 81, 900. Tho church will be
called the GbsOn-M emOrial in honor OF Rev.
Dr. Churchill 7. Gibson, the late lamented pas
tor Of Grace church, Petersburg.
Miss Tinsley. OF PoWhatan county, is critically
III at the home Of her nephew, Dr. L. W. Bryant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Funeral of Basil sIanly.

INUtNIAI IgItKIdIII Vuo I7IoVtF0VII.I
NEwBRRNg, ". c., November 30.-The funeral
OF Mr.. Basil Manly took place this afternoon from
81. PauIs Catholic church. The City Council and
the Atlantic Fire Company attended IN body,
as also the wOrkmen OF the railroad shops and
those Of the Newberne lrOn-Works. large
concourse OF citizens joined IN the solemn pro
cessIOn TO Cedar-Groye cemetery, whore the re-
mains were inferred. Mr.. Manly was uniyer-
sally esteemed by all who knew him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Fashionable Knoxville NuptiaIs.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, November 30.-A large
and fashionable assemblage at noon to-day IN
ST. Johns Episcopal church witnessed the mar
rage OF Miss Mabel K. Ingors0l 70 Oliver W. In
gersOn by Bishop Quintacd, OF Nashville. The
bride is 2 daughter Of Judge II. II. Ingersoll.
Inc groom, who is distant cousin Of the bride,
resides IN Brooklyn, n. Y. Following tho mar
rage a reception was held at Judge lngersolls
residence. In West Knoxville Tho welded
couple lett this evening on a bridal tour to
Florida Mexico, and Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Nunss.

For presents for men take look in at
Constables. They have Bath-kobes,
Smoking Jackets, House Coats. Dressing
Gowns. Umbrellas and Canes. Jewelry,
Gloves of all kinds. Leather Travelling
Sets, and all useful presents for men.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Nnt.s from Hyeat Point.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT, VA. November 3O.-Mr. l.. c..
Catlett has been appointed superintendent OF
the West Point Telephone Company. hr. Cat
lett Is a man OF long experience as an electrician
and will put the line in complete order at once.
Mrs. Thomas z. Bagby has purchased The new
store and ofice building of l.. :. Cottrcll.
Mr. L. s. COttrell has purchased lot on the
corner OF y and Ninth streets, and will build
Dustnea3-hou5e thereon early IN 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
CONGRESSMAN CRAWFORD welded.
United to Miss Inez Comat at the Resi-
dence of Her Father.
[speci.l telezram % the pIspatcn.l

Especial telegram 10 the DisDatcn.l
AsHEvILLE, n. c., November 30.-To-iay at
10 O'Clock, at the residence OF the brides father,
on Richland Creek, 10 Haywood county. Hon.
William T. Crawford, member OF Congress from
the Ninth District, was united In marriage 70
Miss Inez COmat, daughter OF James X. Comat,
a progressive and intelligent farmer. The Rev.
George Wharton, OF tho Baptist church, per-
formed the ceremony. only the relatives and a
few intimate friends OF the bride and groom
we're present Mrs. Crawford is a brunette, IN
heriting remarkable beauty from one brancn OF
her family noted IN its men and women alike for
cOmeliness Nc. and Mrs. Crawford have gene
directly to Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
A child Eniors

the pleasant favor. gentle action, and
soothing effect OF Syrup OF Figs, when In
need OF laxative, and II the father or
fying results follow its use; so that it IL
the best family remedy known. and every
family should have bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

II your complaint Is want of appetite try halt
wine glass of AEGOsrURA BlTTERs half an hour
before dinner. Beware OF counterfeits. ASK
for the genuine article, manufactured by Dr.
j. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
The Remarkable Case of Negro Who
Lived Four Days Afterwards.

Especial telegram % The DlspsIcn'I
CHARLOTTE, n. c., November 3O.-A negro
named William Tillman was shot by another
negro, Ben Huskins, last Friday night, the ball.
1t was thought, going through the upper part OF
the stomach. TiIlman died to-day. The post
mortem examination asssrtained the fact that
he had been shot through the heart, the Dali
passing through. From the point Of entrance TO
the exit Of The ball (32-calibre) was two inches
This is the only instance on record, physicians
say, in this country OF q man being shot through
the heart and living. He survived four days
ginia, who Is here says the late war furnished no
such instance. lie will take the heart 10 add 70
the specimens in the medical department. OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

The party consisted OF q. II. Iinderberger' X.
G. Morton, L. d. Williams, W. T. Hancock, Jr.,
Professor Peple, S. p. Mayo, j. f. L. Anderson,
II. b. owen. G. A. Pople, L. H.: LightooI &. ID.
MAYO, Percy Montague, Victor Williams, w. r.
Dibrell. W. j. Whitehurst, W. IL. Campbell, D..
b. johnson, aud Charles hindley. 1heparty re-
turned 10 Richmond tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Part of the Cnmnf2

DENVER, COL, November 30.-A Sers special
from Newcastle, Col, says that. huge stone,
weighing probably ten tons, fell from the sky,
striking the earth about q mile north OF that
place. The stone sank deep into the earth, and
was still IN heated state when found. The
stone Is sIate-colored. ami the people are con-
vlnced that II dropped from the much-talked'of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
Elghteen Psople KIlled.

Iby Telegraph 70 tnt DIsV"VOu'E
ST. IOuIs, November 3O.-~A fepof, Ieacnos
here that eighteen people were killed by the
wrecking Of a Missouri Pacific train near Arhsh-
sas CITY. No particulars as YET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
wanted in North Carolina

PHILADELPHIA, PA. November 30.-Aibert l..
Glover who says his home is in Boston, was ar
rested here to-day on q warrant from North
Carolina, where he Is wanted on a charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. The de-
fendant was secretary and treasurer OF COM
pany In that State, and be sold q large tract Of
land, about which ne IL alleged To have made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

Der OF loading ministers win be guests OF tho
convention. Among these are Rev. DR.. Gordon,
OF Boston Rev. Dr. A. c. Dixon, OF Brooklyn ;
Rev. Dr. u. NJ. Ellis, OF Baltlnnore; Roy. DIR. j..
NJ. Froat. Of Nashytile: Rev. DIR. w. +. Hatcher,
OF Richmond Rev. DIR. w. ID. Powell, OF Mexico,
and Rev Or. /. +. Tichenor, Of Atlanta
LARGE BODY.
IL win be tho largest convention the church
has ever held In tue State. One OF the special
features will be n banquet TO the alumni Oh
Wake-Forcst College.
The convention covers all the State east OF tho
Blue Ridge and three counties-A Allegheny, Ashe.
and Watauga--wes; OF IL, and embraces forty-two
associations. Tho number OF new churches ad-
mitted within the church year ending to-day IS
al. and the total number Of churches Is about
LOO