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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J. D. sFABRIGHT, 10 A. NJ, pswnbroker's sale
OF forfeited pledges st 1923 east Main street.
SUTTON 6 CO.. ~ p. NJ. trustees sale Of two
story frame dwelling, No. l3O6t9 west Clay
street
A. y. POLLARD. 10Ie A. NJ, pictures, cutlery,
silyerwsre, furniture, &C.
J. II. VALENTINE, 10l6 A. ~, furniture. rugs,
carpets, &C.
GEORGE ". MAYO, 1014 A. ~, household
furniture, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
neath Of Mr. James Lee.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatcn'I
WELDON. y. G., December 2l.-Mr. James Lee
n most esiimable young man, died NJ his home
in Northampton county, yesterday oil con
sumption. making the eighth member OF the
family who have died this year.
Miss Maud Allen, Of Petersburg, Is nero on u
yisit 20 Miss Alice Anderson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton, &c., and tho
Weat Their Indications.
lBY telegraph to the pIspstch.l

- WASHINGTON. ID. c., December 2l.-
Irup Forecast for twenty-four hours-from
INN midnight 10 midnight: For Virginia,
-iair weather. but with increasing cloudi-
ness in tho afternoon light northwest
winds.
For North Carolina. fair weather.; northwest
erly winds; slightly colder.
Weather conditions Fair, cold weather has
prevailed throughout tho country, with the ex-
ception OF light suow-nurries in tho lower Lake
region to-day. The area OF high pressure noted
this morning in the Canadian northwest has adj
vanced south eastwsrdly, tho highest barometer
being stiIl Forth Of Montana, whore 1t exceeds
ITO inches.
Tho Temperature continues below the normal
at all stations In the United States, except at
san Antonio and Corpus Christi, Texas, and
FresLo, California Very low temperatures pre-
vail throughout the extreme Northwest, ana
will probably advance enthusiastically and
esstvardly during Thursday and thursday
night.
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear, pleasant, and warmer. The skies were
clear az midnight.
Range OF the thermometer at the front-door
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
Lexington setter Stakes.

LEXINGTON. y. c., December 1.-The day was
clear ana birds we're plentiful Tho following
dogs ran together In tho third series BEDFORD
with Henmore's shamrock; Currier Belle win
Hope Born: Squaw with Estelia; Echos MAID
with Lady Alice Bedford won me hrst pslze,
Fieho's Maid tho second and Lady Alice and
Currier Belle divided third hODors This ends
the Red lrish-Setter Stakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
TERRIBLY BURNED.
.ss Lee GARNER, OF RICHMOND,
ENVELOPEo IN FLAMES.
. ,,iories NAV Prove Fatai-Fifth Ac-
,,dcnt Of the Kind In the f"mily-Mr.
Garner seriously IuJured.
s,o.,,l ,elegr.m 10 Tho pispa,ch.l

.o,rl0tITsyILiE, VA, December 2i.--About
..t,-s to-day while Mira leo Garnor was
..,-lns near an open CRATE her drcss caught on
-. ,ai before her husband, who was the only
-....a present, succeeded ia smothering the
,..... .ho was burned seriously. If not fatally
40. Garner was standing with her back to tho
....l her dross WAS Ia blaze before discov-
Her husband immediatelv threw
....t-- a-ound her. using every effort to stay
. -..,e4. finally ruccceding but not until Mrs
...... hands, arms, and back had boon torri-
FrFTu ACCIDENT.
49, Garner received painful burns in his AZ
,...ftl smother the ire Mrs Garner arrived
E. .-., = few days since from Richmond 10 re-
rrI 81 ne lfih member 81 the family that
p. .r..r.rns ed a similar sad accident in this
.-.. believed az this writing that hor in
.s... tI, grove fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
A Child Enjoys

the pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect OF Syrup OF Figs, when N
need OF a laxative, and II the father or
mother be cosIlye or biiiousthe most graft
ss.;ng res,,lts follow its nse 30 that IL II
ths 6est family remedy known. and every
family should have bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

Colonel Henry &. Jones, the commandant OF
the First Virginia Regiment. has issued an order
suFpending all drills and other military dules
from December oath until the % OF Januqry'
1898. The armory will be closed from the %4th
IN the 0Tth Of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
OLE pRrcEs UPWARD.

The tendency Of prices In the early trading
was upward, a decline OF ~ per cent IN Dis
tilling and Cattle-Feeding and Chicago Gas
having had comparatively little influence on the
general list. subsequently Manhattan rose Pa,
TO 1851, Edison Illuminating TO ll3, ana
Canada Southern rs, 20 jyl4. In sympathy
with these movements general advance oc-
cured, the eastern aud western trunk-line
shares improving 4 TO "a per cent, and chicago
Gas and Disabling and Cattle-Feeing selling
fraction above last nights anal quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
To Attend a Mission Meeting.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. C., December 2l.-Rev. Il.
T. Vann went to Raleigh yesterday 70 attend
meeting Of the Board OF Baptist state MIS-
siOus. ~.
Rev John Mitchell, D. d., OF Wake Forest,
has been here q day or two
Dr. A. c. Myerman went 70 Richmond for
treatment for tho eyes by Dr. White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

NEW YORK, December 20.-Southern four
cuiet and steady. Wheat moderately active for
exports, closing irm; No: red, 1osaaIoc. 10
o1ened weak and declined ssaAsc., reacted As
&c. Oh local coverings aud stronger West,
closing nrm at jsa3sc. under yesterday; NO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
.s.srmAs IN TAE cocKADs CITY.
,,.,LIr and Monthly Publioations-A
t.Uroad Corporation Fined-Pcrsonsl.

v,,LIv md Monthly Publioations-A
,..Uroad Corporation Fined-Pcrsonsl.
-,sp1rience Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
..-..,eIK5. Va. Dccomber 2l.-Nearly
........ ia no way o. retail trade has given
.... week % tho rush FOR Christmas goods.
...urs o., people throus the streets and
ana She farmers are cruwdng the market
b.. ...a.-o. cotton. peanuts, ana other products
,. .-er.es Uacker. for some years past n
..r 900 The IUirE-tpgs1, has located IN
b. -..a. y. G., qua next week viii begin the
DID. A. 81 q semi weekly newspaper, the
D.. addition, Mr.. Thackor viii TO Rsso-
ri. a gentleman living IN Henderson il
.1t.ln % Il monthly, which VIII be Do
... interest OF the North Carolina Ma
.... Guard
RROrUESH0Op Foley.
.....v q. s.. Akcrs. who wa fillod in th- 70
Sem. on The Norfolk and Western rail-
Ell. .. Ilui lctt p policy for $4,000 In tho
s. -t..i q Locomotive Engineers, OF which
.sranucr. Atbis funeral yesterday the
r..i ceremonies were conducted by Bro
..-. Do Ceilings and n. N. Phillips.
.- t.sar. tho widow of Mingea KigCan, a
w.. engineer and q member ~ The Bro
....I q locomotive Engineers. died yester-
..-,.,-a Fdwrrds. Of Baltimore. Is guest
......y ~ Colonel James u. Brady.
r.. MAYORS Cour, THIS morning tho Atlantic
.. ... railroad company was hncl - Tor
.......c t.c street
bis TROUBLE FOR NOTHING.
.... t.' Office ~ the Union railroad depot
.... ..u .ufu isst night ana the mnney-druNer
.he ticket agent, however, had left
. a.. tle drawer, aui the thief had all u
... I. '.r nothing Tho drawer was recov-
.. r.rniIg about nifty yards away.
..r Towns. c1lJrnd porter, was FGh-e-
.,-'.tci on TIE charge OF having com
f.l.IIfur.
..-.r William Taylor Thorn las. night con-
series % -iA lecfUr., uu the late poet
..... f.russon. Iheso lectures have been
-..... yrI rs our cultivated people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
Nv. aud Mrs. Loog,. BriIian, Reception.

"7T98p0Ddonce o. Tue hIchinOhd UIsDaIch-I
Esssicg, VA. December 2l.-Lssi night
Lasl belmont" the nne county residence u
~. lsaec Long, near ke5sick, Was the scene OF
elegant reception given IA honor Oi Sir. Isaac
L0ug. d., ana his charming bride tnee MISS
"a White, u Loesbarg ya.l Tho house vas
.lilAnily hggted aud beautifully decorated
VA belly, IairLst0s, scotch tlistle, ana ever,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
A Methodist Minister Married.

ITpN'FT INIUkfHII ~ THo I7I7IHtIILI
HARRIgOSEUEG, Va, December 21.-Rev.
Samuel X. Cox, ID. D., a prominent minister Of
The Southern Methodist Church, and Mas Bryan
NoHett were married near New harSct, Sheu-
andoah county. to-day. Dr. Cox WIS formerly
editor Of the Baltimore Episop1i GfhCd4t lie
Is now serving congreg cation at Roanoke, but
resides in llarri50nburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
NEW LABOR COMMISSIONER.
Contest for the Revenue-Colieetorship-
society Wedding at chrisfs Church

Correspondence OF the Richmond Di'Da'ca-i
RAluau, n. c., December 2l.-Governor
uoIt has appointed William 5. Harris Of
palaleh. Commissioner OF Labor Statistics 70
1904 John C. Scarborough. who Was elected
stste superintendent OF Pubic ins.rac lion
Mr. HarriD hao for nearly Tour years pee" S'''~
70 T SS - al last beginning quite contest, IN
~ s,ay. for the place o. Collector OF Revenue
g W. ,sbs district Among the gentlemen VINO oto
LOT ,s.n.iaontiy named are Messrs. w. III. iarporo
prom tomuipp it,sen. Marmaduke Hawkins, James o..
wenan. and j. w. Granger.
sKNNfR-wIsDER.
Al christ church here THIS sSsaiaa ihefs was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
Ashore on hoo ISLAND.
Tie schooner 4. 4. NorYell Breaking Up
Cruise Of the Chesapeake.
I.reciai telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

NoBuk. VA. Decsmbor 2I.-The three
ua.'a1 schooner A. g. NOVEL;, Captain Hunter,
bans from suffolk % New York with n cargo Of
.latcr. went ashore on Hog Island during the
Hit gale and BE- roCort0d breaking np. The
glug-sleamer Rescue has gone % her assist
l-.r
Captain Edward JOnos, o. the schooner VA
i.ls bropky. was brought % ST. Fircents Hoo
t-a. to-day. having had bis arm and leg broken
a 'le lte gale.
lLo state Oystor-guuboAt Chesapeake left on
tf,.lsr Up the Jaugos river tonight. Captain
.a3 cHpscts very little Difficulty with The each
ga tlis ssasOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

hallmark SrOcK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. December 21.--Yirginia consols'
4Oa44; DO. IS, "A asked: Baltimore and Ohio
STOCK. 93l5a9j Northern Central stock, 7Oa
n; Baltimore aud ohio Southwestern "a IN
comes. 29a3O do 30 incOmes, Sl4a0: consoli-
dated gas bonds, lisa bid DO. stocks, 6etsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
porgLE wRpDING.


At Littleton to-day there was beautiful VI
do,,b,e marriage. Captain George LasSlter, OF
the seaboard AIRLINE, led 70 Hymens aIlsr us us
beautiful Miss Annie Allen, aud az tne zane
tine and place Miss Blanche johnston a lovely
I'm, Iady of that town. was married to captain
iCSn {. Freeman, ct Cavalry Methodist hpis4o-
Dai church, Rev. Mr.. Lumney BONG the
6niciatlng minister. The church was p9a ll,
INV decorated Tor the happy occasion, and eacn
tride received d number Of costly ana handsonie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
NEW wax STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 2I.-The volume OF
business at tho stock Exchange showed fur
Their falling of to-day. The stock market,
taken as a whole, was in moro settled state
and no violent fluctuations occurred in any part
Of tho at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
STILL A MYSTERY.
How the Convict Lsborer' were 'o''""-
ed Remsins Unexplained
,r...,.,.s,,,, IN tho Dispatch.l

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, December @l'-it mas oe,
yeloped that the cause Of the sudden deaths anu
sickness among the conyiets at WORK IN io'ens
was due to arsenieal poisoning though now W., sno
poison was administered, OF py "non n,,,tn.d the
stomach Of Robert Lyman and found lhIge
quantities OF arsenic. About O'clock .nls mem
log about ton more Of the conyicts wee 'ahes
suddenly ~ aHd the physicians so,e a,,as ms
One more man died last n'ght an" en"'"0' ~
morning making six In all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
NAyAL.sToRE MARKETS.

SAyANNAH, Ga, December 2l.-Turpentine
firm az 2Slic. kosin firm atsl.02l5 % slO1l3.
WuuNGT0S, n. C., December 2l.-Turpentne
firm al 25l6c ROsn irm; strained, goc.; good
strained,sl. Tar steady sl.O5. Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard, 81; yellow-aip and virgin,
Sl.70.
CHARLESTON, :. c., December 2l.-Turpentlne
firm at 273ic. Rosin firm good strained, VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
CuPlU'S CHRISTMAS WORK.
Three Couples Married jest Across the
BORDER in North Carolina.

correspondence OF the Richmond DispatchI
WELDON, y. c., December 2l.-"hh the al
vent of tue Christmas holidays and the gied' gay
season when every one feels like laying ASIDE
tho cares Of lite and entering fully into tee Whri
oq Measure nnd rejoicing, comes Cupid with cap
,ives 10 the matrimonial altar This morning,
az Baskervine, Mecklenburg county, va, MISS
lula Hutchinson, an accomplished ana popular
Young lady, Was united In marriage 70 Mr. n
y,ns Smaw' The happy pair arrived here THIS
',ternoon en- route 90 Greenville, this State, on
yisit 10 relatives. There was brilliant tecep.
ticT AZ tho residence OF the brides parents last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, December 81, lS92.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board
GOVERNMENT SiJUaIgtEA BID. Asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
THE COTTON MARKETS.
,V.runpaAr


LIVERPOOL. December 2l-- N00n.-Cotton-
January and February, l2d4d., also D
i3-6td.: February and March, 8 I3-did. !;
March ana April, 5 l7-64l., also 5 1854. /;
April aud MAY 1854; also . "0.64d. !;
May and June, 2l-64d., also 22-o4d'
Tenders, 300 bales new docket.
p h-December, 5 II -64d; sellers; De-
and Februsry, + ll-84a5 t2-64d., sellers /:
February and March, I4-64d.' buyers; March
and April. 3 l6-64a5 l7-64d.; April ana May
5 IS.64a5 lg-64d. May and June, %l-o4d.,
sellers; June and July, 2J-84d., value ;
July and August %.-j4d., yelue. Futures
closed dull.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December 21.-Cotton quiet; up
lands q51c. Orleans, lOlsc.; sales, 213 bales
total net recei pts, all ports, 2B,3SS bales; ex-
ports-Great Britain, lO,s36 bales; continent,
1886 bales; stock, l,IO2,2lS bales.
Receipts, $50 bales gross, lO,OPl bales.
Futures closed barely steady; sales, 154,oOO
bales; December, s0.56as9.5S; January, SAOOa
S0.82; February, s9.74asy.75; March, ~. soa
1888: April, 1890; MAY, 0.O0aslO.O7 June
sl0.I4as1O.l5; July slO.2lsslO.22; August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
GREENWLLE TOBACCO SALES.
4 Mayor PRO Tenn. Observation-Disclosures
at Old sparta-Personal Notes.

tCo-respondenceo Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
CREESyuIE, y. C., December 2l.-Ihe two
tobacco warehouses here sold $4,000 pounds OF
leaf last week.
Mrs. :. l.. Blow, who was visiting her mother
in Richmond, has returned home.
Mr. }. f. Laughley, OF Richmond was IN town
On Monday. 80. 49,,
Navor r. G.. James. Of Groonyile, was on the
sth OF November elected rs state Senator Tor
pift county. At the last meeting OF the Town
Council he rendered his resignation as mayor;
The resignation was unanimously uecHnou a.u
Gl,,,,.,i,,on Charles skinner was chosen T. serve
~ Navor no tenn. during Mr. James, absence
"A. has been the head Of our municipal govern
Mr. r J. Jarvis. VINO was reported sick last
week, has recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
damage BY FIRE.

Sunday nighe az Old sparta, eighteen mics
from hcrc fust after midnight parties Discovered
flrc IN a large lot Of cotton that WAS stored Ia
she'd. They ran 10 "A store aooht two nuus ,,i "a
fbore found the front door OF the store optn ana
that building burning on the inside. Tue alarm
brought enough people together TO e4unguls4i
bnii,itrg we've damaged 70 the extent OF 5000.
lie cotton shcd burned down and destroyed
fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
p YOUNG SAFE BURGLAR CAUGHT.
reToak 500. Most Of which Was Recov-
cred Committed.

cred Committed.
Special telegram % tho Dispatch.l
'.-.1. "a, December 2l.-1homas Reid alas
..... wss brought % Luray last night by
oa,rI Koihrcb, OF Shenandoah. and
Il al. charged with having entered the
'..,..,1 of j. ". z. smith. To that town on
'..tt ri TIE 18Th instant and taking from
O. .r.r ttfr in me storD-rOom about 600 IN
..r ana chnUks. The tafe wac not locked, but
t.-r uH fhr day combination aui Was there
.. UI. lard 70 open. Reid who Is young
.... ..yasc1 about Il wears, wa given a hear
.. fore Justice ,. n. Prupes, 81 Shenandoah,
.uYmiit-d him 70 tho county jan 20 await
b.. .t.4 " TIE grand jury. Nearly all OF the
?. r.0.cy was 70 cOgeroa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-TH T. NJ T. NJ Assxsx..
~ BERS OF PAST GRAND MAS f<Fa<&78
TIERS cot Neil, No. IA, q. L. o. - ~
OF o. F. are hereby notified 20 meet
In funeral tress ~ their counciichambsr, Odd
Fellows Hall, north Third street, THIS Thur
day AFT EkNOON, December 22d az O'Clock.
TO pay the last tribute Of respect TO our deceased
brother. SAMUEL DOpsoN.
BY order OF x. .. krSg, W. q. NJ.
do 22-lt' ". H. JONES, Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
5s3 AFTER THREE DAYS ILLNESS.

g 80 AFTER THREE DAYS I-LNEoo'
rs.l,. of the Drowned Men Not Re
,...rrd-Assessments Too Heavy.
..-....a1-nce u tho Richmond Dispatch.l
1. b.. "a. December 21.-About midaieht
-..... n.y. John i. lrldewinl, wel-knoTn
-.. -c.t.zen 81 Norfolk, Tor many years
... .r thc liquor trade, expired at ms
...a ClurcA street, at.cr three days
..IB Gordon. chairman Of the state
.t- Committee, spcut yesterday III Nor
.. 'a. men drowned by belucrun down in an
...-..... .tt f.r the New ! OK steamship city OF
..- H-r- -ulorcc men who lived near 'fhhey
..... lad have families. Their bodies hA'e
..... recovered.
... ....l savings Bank Of this city has gone
--'.fy liquidation.
STRONGLY PROTEST.
towards ~ Tie Norfolk District Of the
' Episcopal church have strongly pro
.r.u.. mo heavy assessment maze
.l.atri,t ry toe Conference board %
r Richmond. Tie Presiding llder 5
.... .... t4- u-ea fixed az g., 700.
5000 was cleared by tho thamuer
..lly ly their iaT for the world 81 ar
..t,. property a. Mays Head. tho famous
>.ru Carolina Waterng-pIGce, has
.. Dbl. $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
NpW YORK PRODUcE MARKET.

eLoua-we quIt,: Flue. e2as2.25- super-
rns, s2.25as2.50; extra. sa2oAsdoo: fsnuh
s3. 5Oa e3.75; patent. s45Oas4.7o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
TIN a CsAg-

RIO INVESTORS.
All persons contemplating Investments for
1898 are invited 20 consider the deeirabttty OF
the stock OF THE OLD-DOMINlON BUlLDlN8
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which Is sold At 800
per share and has a maturity value OF 200 per
share, paying q per cent annual cash interest
until maturity upon the amount invested.
This stock presents the rare combination on
handsome returns with security as absolute as
any known investment
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
1l15 Main street, Richmond, Va
J. TAYLOR ErLYsOS President.
DIRECTORS:
}. TAYLOR Eli, Ysos, JOHN :. EILgrT,
JOIN Is. PCECkiI- NohAAs V. RANDOLPH
FRANK T. SUTTON. do l-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o., December 2l.-Flcur quiet and
firm. Wheat stronger; No. , red, o6c. Corn
dull and easier No. , mixed, 49,. oats IN
good demand and steadler; No. mixed, 3f}Sc:
higher at sIO.l5as1O.25. Bulk-meats eteady
and firm At SS.62t6 Bacon barely steady at
2g.62I%asO.75. Whiskey steady and nrm at
Ri.3O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

Range Of the thermometer NJ the trons-uo'
of the DISPATCH onlce yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
A GOOD MOVE.
. c-URcH-euRNeR SENTENCED.
',.> Judge Lyons aud Daughter Escape
- 49,, r,.-s..,,.t o,a Social

u., Judge Lyons aud Daughter Escape
Iuiuiured-PersonsI aud Social
s..uicn-e Of the Richmond Dispstchl
..t.U4EsvuLE, VA, December 2l.-An
-. .-tiara new trial was made by j.. Har-
.. ... ire prisoners counsel IN the County
. .. yesterday in the case Of Eliza Bondursnt,
..f burning Oak-kidge church, on the
.t.at tnr verdict was contrary 60 the evil
JUICE White 0ycrruled TIE motion, aud
-.r.- was sautelc-j 20 three years in tho
..arr. An appea. viii De taken.
... .u which Mrs. Julgs ~ az and daugh-
....- ..t.I. overturned on west Main street
. ........ 4ul On, lHaiet we're thrown 20 the
Fortunately they escaped unhurI
...... ..- caught tie horse. tAus preventing II
.lr.lt away.
..r-tuaa german OF the University Ger
........ a.I take place ga the " ash Hall
.... % at, aud promises 60 be very
.I
-.. Tucker Smith, OF the United states
'. . .-tIug Ais father, Professor J. II.
. u- smith was student % the uulver-
...t. sr-ae0, and Is we'll known IN thus
N-5. John r. Adeer Of Charleston, 5.
.. Charlottesville, and Wall spend tue
..- rIfl General ~. Dalton Warren, the
Me-. Anger. Mr.. Adger is an old stu
".r university.
Ha.. Jcrioue, u The Jniversity left last
t.-Itld the Christmas hplldays win
..I 81 Lu,ie Ertes, " Danylue.
A.a Go.lloe. 81 Alton, viii spend
....s week wish her sister, Mrs. W.P, Lips
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
THE JURY'S VERDICT.
JUS flFlABLe HOMICIDE IN THE KILL
ING OF o. R. JONES AND SON.
mony-MethodistA Appointments at
Goidsboro'--Others state Affairs
rspecia, telegram TO tho Dlsontcn. ]

AsHEvILIE, n. G., December 21.-In the case
of the shooting by the sherii's posse at Liecest
last Saturday resulting IN tho death Of o. X
Jones and his son jesse the Coroners jury to-day
returned verdict within twenty-five minutes OF
iusthable homicide.
NALLoY-FAGG.
very pretty wedding occurred to-day at noon
NJ the Central Methodist church q Miss Minnie
NJ Fagg, daughter Of NJ. j. Fagg. prominent
and wealthy citizen Of Asheville, 70 Mr.. Thee.
Frederick Malloy, formerly q South Carolina,
aud now teller OF tho First National Bank OF
this city. Bishop ROndthaler, OF the h0ravian
Church. performed the ceremony according 10
the beautiful form OF that society. Miss Emma
Rollins WAS bridesmaid and Mr. Arthur Rankin,
Of this city, best man.
WEDDING PRESENTS.
The attire Of the bride was handsome travel
ling suit Of mazaHne blue, trimmed with velvet
and Jet and hat TO match. The church was taste-
fully decorated. A reception ~ the residence
OF Captain Fagg followed. The bridal presents
were very numerous and valuable, including At
most everything desirable In wedding outft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malloy have gone 70 south Caro-
lima ana Florida.
The bank building has been hying all tho
bunting possible on It's two Gag-staffs to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
POPULAR PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
Plurality Over Hnrrison'
39f,s50-The Louisiana Fusion

Try telegraph 70 the Dispstchi
NKw YORK, December 2i.-The hren,ng fo't
,r,n,. today table OF the total vote this year
'or President, having secured the figures TINS
roorntne from all the states. The result Is as
io rS"yeisnd. b.5g7, $50; Harrison: 5,l769l1;
Weaver, 100000, and B'a"eh' ~'e'''''
Cievaland's plurality, 39l,37V. poo,,,a,s
'i t "''t.isna the Republicans and Peoples
,,tL,S osyias nominated fusion ticke, on whlco
Hrsss ,se,e nye Harrison electors and tnree
Weaver electors, the vote Tor plurali'y PurpoSo'
"a ere fited 10 Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

KepOrteI Tor mo UbpAt'hI
DECEMBER 2l.-Narket steady. Sales OF farm
ers goods reported az fair quotations. Prime,
234c. extra prime, 25sa2c.; fancy, 3lSc. factory
hand picked, 3a4Ac