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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

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DOSlTIvE SALE OF WAGONS,
u CARTS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HAa-
NESS, HAY, OATS, FODDER AND STRAW,
HOUsEHDLb AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
On account OF declining farming and hoase-
keeping viii cell at my homo, Montezuma, two
miles from Richmond, on the Mechsnicsyiile
MONDAY, DEcxHBEE Cru,
commencing at 1890 A. NJ, my entire stock OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, CARTS
and HARNESS, and HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting In part oil
2 Fk SfI FARM-cARTs,
lot PLows, HARRows, and HARNESS;
i MCCORMICK MoWING-MACHINE, in perfect
order:
About 10 tons HAY, in the barns;
About tons BLADE FODDER, in the psrns;
About 4 tons SHEAF OATS. in tho barns;
About tens STRAW, in the barns.
Immediately after the above We VIII sell al
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
SUITS CHAMBER FURNITURE:
2 WARDR0BES;
/ SUIT PARL0R FURNITURE
TOILET SETS, q HAIR MATTRESSES;
8 SHUCK MATTRESSES, CARPETS;
8 hATTINGS; .
1 EXrkA-LARGE WALNUT EXTENSION
DINlNG-TABLE;
2 HALI~RACKS;
Several MARBLE-ToP CENTRE-TABLEs;
. LIBRARY-TABLES;
L COOkING-STOVE and UTENSILS, In coed or.
1 large HALL CLOCK,
$50 bushels Of CORN, $50 barrels Of CORN,
~ MRS. JOHN B. DAVIS.
no 29-Tu, Tn FsSu4t
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Chattanooga's Exclusive Quake.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December Great
mystery surrounds the earthquake shock
felt here yesterday morning. IL turns out
to have been entirely local. Local scientists
are much puzzled. While some hold that
1t was caused By the caving In Of the roof
of q subterranean limestone cavern, Others
deny that caye-in would have caused
such shock without leaving visible a
large sink on the crust of the earth. Near
~ all other theories for the local tremor OF
the earth have been assigned rs causes.
Some feint-hearted ones suggest that
hidden volcano under Lookout mountain
u ready to burst.
CHATrAYoooA, TESy., December a-To-
night II Is reported that the earthquake
shock which was felt all around Chatta-
nooga within u iadius OF thirty miles was
caused by the disruption of stratum of
rocks in the mountains near Dayton,
twenty-five miles north Of here, on the
Cincinnati Southern railroad.
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Fine Sport on the Roanoke.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., December 3.-The
hunting party that went out the first of
the week returned from camp last night
They had week of fine sport, killing deer,
partridges, squirrels. and other game.
Large quantities of peanuts are being
brought TO market row. Trains OF wagons
and carts are coming in almost all the
time.
A prominent Democrat said yesteI day
that W. II. Kitchin's chances for obtaining
the appointment as Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Eastern District are good.
Messrs. J. L. johnson and G. C. Weeks
will move to town from near Braswell's.
They come for the benefit OF the schools
here.
Mr.. W. A. Dunn yesterday returned from
Clinton.
Mr.. w. G. Allen. superintendent Of the
Military School. goes to Weldon on busi-
ness TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
Dance at Cameron Hall.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.i
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. December, 9.-Ihe
College German Club gave peautliul
dance last evening at Cameron Hail. III
was remarked oy several OF the spectators
that the dancing was the best and most
spirited they had seen this season Mr.;
John Spencer and Mr.. w. II. webster. OF
Norfolk, led The music was turnlshed oy
Professor Dabney's String Band.
The following were those In attend
ance:
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Spencer.
Mrs. Charles W. Coleman. -,
Miss Virginia Wise. white brocade silk,
with Mr.. Charles Coleman.
Miss Meta Smith, white silk, with Mr.. A..
W. Tyson. of Alabama. -,
Miss Ella Moncure, white SILK null
trimmed with Nile green, with Mr.. Hugh
S. Bird. of Petersburg.
Miss Louise Hundley, cardinal crepe,
with Mr.. A. L. EDDY, OF Farmyille.
Miss Eddie Turner, gray and hellotrope
silk, with Mr.. Tazewell Taylor, of Norfolk.
Miss Bessie Scott, white silk null, with
Mr.. w. III. Webster, of Norfolk.
Miss Elizabeth Morecock, white crepon.
with Mr.. Page Van r. Stires, of Norfolk.
Miss Jennie Morecock, pink silk and
black lace, with Mr.. Chichester, of Fair
fax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
Desperadoes Cleveriy Caught.

GREAT FALLS, MoNT., December 3.-Four
of the desperadoes who held up the Great
Northern train on Tuesday near Malta
were captured Yesterday. They are Alex
ander Black. Henry Bass. w. @. Hunt, and
w. L. Baugh. The capture was made by
Sheriff Hamilton, of Great Falls; Deputy
Sheriff O'Neil, of Benton, and a posse.
The robbers were found gambling in a
saloon at Malta and when a deputy sheriff
began TO read the warrant to them they
seized their Winchesters and reyolvers,
declaring they would never be taken alive.
AZ there were SIX of them, armed to the
teeth, the sheriff and his men retreated
Sheriffs Hamilton aud ONeil seereted
themselves IN the vicinity and arrested
the four robbers, one at time, after they
had reiterated. Fifteen hundred dollars
reward has been offered for the capture of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
Yves. Point at the Mercy of Flames.

FCOrrespOndence OF The Richmond DispafchI
WEST POINT, Va. December Am oil
stove at Mr.. J. NJ. Guthrle's exploded last
night and came very near causing serious
fire. The stove was upstairs over MIR.
Guthrie's store. No one was aware of the
fire until picture in the room fell and at
tracted the attention of those in the store.
A number of men we're quickly on hand to
render assistance. The carpet was on fire
and the room was full of smoke. The fire
was extinguished before much damage was
done.
This fire has set people talking. This
town would be at the mercy of the flames
if FIRE should once get good Roadway.
The railroad has an efficient fire depart
ment for its docks and warehouses. but
it would be of little use to the rest of the
town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

ored) will commence at Berkeley. Va, on
Wednesday next. Bishop J. w. Hood, Of
Fayetteville. N. c., will preside. Two pre-
siding elders, 70 serve q term OF six years,
are TO be elected Other important mat
ters 10 be considered are the proposed
union of the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion and the African Methodist Episcopal
Churches, both OF which are particularly
strong In this section; the temperance
cause, which is lust now exciting great
interest among the colored people, and the
formation OF a theological chair In Llyings-
ton College in honor OF the late Bishop
Leighton Jones. Many prominent colored
men from other States have signitied their
intention 10 attend the conference. winch
will DO in session for SIX days.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Frederick Wells, an old citizen OF
Dinwiddie county. who lives alone, was
found IN his house Cay or two ago dis.
abled by broken leg, caused,by a fall. III
is said that he remained helpless from the
effect of the accident for nearly twenty
four hours before be was discovered, TO-
tally unable TO make any effort IN MS own
behalf.
PLEASANT RECEPTION.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Hope, late Of Danville, VINO
has been assigned to the pastoral charge Oh
Y
church arrived here last evening With his
family. They were met at the depot by
tho full Board of Stewards and conducted
70 the psrsC mage. on Liberty street, where
they were cordially greeted by large
gathering Of the members OF the chuicn.
Bright fires were burning, the dwelIlng
had been newly furnished and proyisioned'
and the family found everything in readi-
ness for them.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The Order of Elks of this city Will as
semble in their lodge-room Sunday after
noon at 8 O'Clock TO bold memorial services
in honor OF the late Captain George w;
Fanes and Walter S. Phillips, prominent
members of the order. W. II, Jones' Gsq',
enlooies viii be pronounced. The music
will be appropriate to the occasion. 49,
The sales of loose tobacco this WeeE az
gregated about 600, 900 pounds.
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Must BE Professional safe-Blowers

ILorTe5pOnuenco OF Iu5 IIIcHIHuHu UIspaIcH-I
SALEM, VA, December 3.-James Nolan,
the white man arrested in Lynchburg
several weeks ago by Detective Baldwin
on suspicion OF having broken open the
Norfolk and Western depot safe at this
place. was again taken before Magistrate
Weber this morning. and discharged for
lack of evidence. There is general
opinion here that while Nolan and his
gang may be connected with burglaries
and safe blowing. yet the safe-blowlng iii
this town is done by professionals living
either in Salem or Roanoke. Only day
or two ago, whilst Nolan was in jail. the
safe at the steam tsnnery was blown open
and another attempt made to enter the
depOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
Cholera Next Spring.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December a-S,r
geon-G General Wyman, of the May;ne
Hospital Service, in his annual report IN
the Secretary of the Treasury. will recon-,
mend. so it is said. as measure OF eafetv
TO the country during the progress OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition that immi-
grafton be suspended tor at least one wear
from tho lat of January next. This IL
based OH the prediction of sanitary experts
that cholera Is almost certain to reappear
in European countries next spring. IL IL
regarded as almost certain that the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury will endorse the pro.
position as part OF his general plan for the
establishment OF national quarantine
service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

DOR RENT. a
DWELLINGS.
No. 30S Twelfth street, between Broad and
Marshall, with ten rooms and modern improve
ments.
No. o09 Clay street, between Ninth and Tenth,
with about ten rooms and conveniences; also,
large stable IN rear.
No 519 north Thirtieth street, with about six
rooms.
No 1917 west Clay street, with six rooms, &c.
Nos. 223 and 225 south Second street, with
seven rooms each, bath, &c.
Nos. 1885 and 1887 north Seventeenth street,
with i've rooms each.
DWELLINGS OVER STORES.
No. I'll and 7l5 Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth, with about six rooms each, bath, &c.
Also, over No. 1912 east Main street, with six
rooms. Apply TO
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets
Phone No. 542. dc dit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
News Notes from Windsor.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
WINDSOR, N. g.. December 2.-Fannie E..
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Holder,
died yesterday of fever. She vas in the
18th year of her age, and died in twenty
hours after being attacked.
Andrew Craig, deputy-sherif OF this
county, is q candidate for reading-clerk of
the Senate. Mr.. Craig will fill the Office
very acceptabiy if elected. Mr.. Craig is
one of the hardest Democratic workers IN
this township. and is worth a hundred
votes to the party every election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
Florida Oranges Abroad.

NEW York. December IA cable dis.
patch received here to-day says that the
steamer Ethelwold, which left Fernandira.
Fla. November 18th. with the first cargo
Of Fiorids oranges which has ever been ex-
ported direct 70 England. reached London
yesterday. and that the e.eC5 boxes COM
prising her cargo viii be sold at auction In
London Tuesday the 9Th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
PROSECUTION ABANDONED.
The Case Against Sbaffer To Be Dismis-
sed-No Third Party Votes.

ttu-NO Noitos
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., December 3.-The case
of State Registrar f-Elections b. G. Reid,
of Halifax county, against A. W. Shaffer.
United States Chief Supervisor of Elec-
tIons, and two supervisors, was called IN
the Federal Court here to-day, but nothing
was done, and the prosecution appears to
have been abandoned. 1t is said that the
United States District Attorney will next
Monday move to dismiss the case.
GOT NO VOTES.
The State Canvassing Board AT 2 o'clock
this afternoon completed putting down
the figures of the electoral vote, and then
many hours were devoted TO adding the
figures. AS q curiosity Of the returns 1t
may be mentioned that Marion Butler.
Third-party nominee for elector-at-large,
did not receive O solitary vote in Allegheny,
Bufort, Dare. and Graham counties, and
that j. NJ. Mewborne, the other nominee
of that party for the same position, got
no votes in any of the above-named coun-
ties or in Chowan county. 1t was an
nounced this afternoon that at O'Clock
tonight the result of the canvass would
be given. There was no hitch as TO the
returns. The vote of Stokes county was
counted.
THE RESULT IN THE STATE.
II was 10 o'clock tonight when the
board announced the result. 1t IS as fol-
lows. taking leading candidate for elector
of each party: G. Il. Aycock Oemocrat),
1872, 951; +. S. Blackburn (RepublIcan),
10O.S46; Marion Butler Third party, A.
1872; W. I. Walker Prohibition), 1856.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
A TWEN1Y.POlNT JUMP.
Decline in Cotton Contracts Followed by
Sharp Reaction.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch,

by telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.I
New YORK, December 3.-Cotton con-
tracts opened steady at 4a6 points adj
vance. but sold of on increased receipts
and free liquidation on report Uid New
Orleans that the Georgia Legislature had
instructed its representatives in Congress
that Alabama and Arkansas would follow
suit Prices went off l5sl6 points. but
near the close came a sharp reaction, on
attempts to purchase freely by two or
three large houses, and forcing the scared
bears to cover quickly. Prices jumped 20
points in as many minutes, aud the close
was firm at 4aS points above yesterday.
with sales of 254, 100 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

FOR RENT, THAT ATTRAC- m
Il TIVE AND CENTRALLY-LOCAIED u
STORE No. north Seventeenth street, with
dwelling above containing six rooms. Newly
papered and In excellent repair
JOHN 7. GODDIN. Real Estate Agent,
de 4-eOd3t Bank and Eleventh streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

VALUABLE PROPE.rl d..
premises, IN
TUESDAY. DECtfii- .l
az o'clock 4. n. Tbs hl-
43xf4O ieet 10 a wi1e at. $.
IN arrangement anu Io.il
tobacco Of tor manu.al. li'Nt
factories are now on DE 81
the only olo--auq thi5 Jni t-t'
not be Lost. .....
~ sELDON lal... ...
del
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
A Splinter Suicides.

SPOKANE. VASE, December 3.-H. ii.
Odeii. OF one time the champion Splinter
of America, committed suicide last night
b. taking an overdose Of morphine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
JOHN BROWN ANNIVERSARY.
Coiorsd Methodist Cooferencs Mex, w..h.
Rev. mr. Hopes Reception.

Rev. m'. Hopes Reception.
fcorespondence Of the Richmond Dl.p.,c,,
PrTERsBURo. Va, Decemb.r s.--Yester
day lDecember I'D was the $50 anniyer.
sary OF the execution Of John Brown al
Ctarlestown. The Petersburg ARTILLERY
Captain Nichols. the Petersburg Grays
Captain Scott, and the Petersburg
Guards Captain May were among the
htate troops who participated in the cap.
lure at Earpers Ferry. Tie commandants
Of these three companies have long sipee
passed away, Captains Scott aud May hay-
Ing been killed dunng the late war. But
there are scores OF old citizens here who
took active part IN the John Brown insur.
rectioB.
coLokED VIRGINIA coErERExoE.
The twenty session Of the Viz
GINA Annual Conference OF the African
xsthodist Episcopal zion Chureh lool-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
By George w Mayo, Auctloneer,
Nos. % and "a north Ninth street.

BY George W Mayo, Auctioneer,
Nos. % and "a north Ninth street.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IL NITURE, ORGAN. STOVES. ONE Mich
COW. &C., AT AUCTIoN.--I will sell at my
suction-houso. at 1890 o'clock on
MONDAY, DECEMBER ., 1902,
] VERY MASSIVE AND HANDSOME WALNUT
CHAMBER SUIT. with plate-glass mirrors,
and WARDROBE with mirror TO match;
WALNUT ami MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITS;
LADYS WALNUT DESK, BOOK-sHELYES,
HALL-RACK, CENTRE and EXTENSION
TABLES, DOUBLE and SINGLE BED
sTEADs. BUREAUS, WAsHsTANDs, &C.;
VERY FINE BRUSSELS and OTHER CAR
PETS;
BRASS PARLOR-STANDS with fancy marble
tops ORNAMENTS, HANDSOME PATENT
PARLOR ROCKER and OTHER CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT SlDEBOARDSi
PICTURES, &C.;
An assortment Of SIX SEWING-MACHlNES:
w. W. BED-SPRINGS, FEATHER BEDS, TOI-
LET SETS, TN SAFES, CUTTING-kNlFE,
IRON BA1H-1UB, &C.;
Large number Of excellent COMMISSIONS
LARGE COOK-RANGE with boiler and pipe
attachments. PARLOR-HEATERS, SELF
FEEDING STOVES, FURNACE, and OIL
STOVES.
At 1890 O'Clock sharp will sell IN front Of the
store ONE COW-said 10 be a good mixer
GEORGE w. MAYO,
de4 Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
THE NEXT SENATE.

Senator Hale. of Maine Republican,,
believes that the Democrats will organize
the next Senate. lie saws the Republicans
would be foolish 10 try 10 hold the orgaDl-
xation, for they would be compelled TO
rely upon the support of the Peoples
party. aud as the latter would be sure to
desert them on the first critical issue, the
Republicans would be lett in an awkward
place. As the Democrats will be able to
control legislation, the Senator believes
that they should be obliged to assume the
full responsibility of organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
GRATIFYING.
SUPPOSED MURDERER.

Yesterday afternoon a white man named
Monger was arrested charged with the
murder of the Mcdonald sisters in Moore
county. The one of the sisters who was
wounded died last night. Both sisters
we're buried TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

EOR RENT. THOSE HANDSOME,
IL CONVENIENT, AND WELL~BUILT TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS Gust completely
tho south side Of Floyd avenue between HAIR
vie and short streets, containing nine rooms
JOHN a. G0DDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
de act Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
OFFICERS ELECTED.
RESULT OF THE VOTE IN THE Sc
coNo AND FOURTH REGIMENTS.
a Fine Exhibit for North Carolina at the
worlds Fair Asnred-A Training
school for womon-An Arrest.
tcorre.nondence of the Richmcrd pIspateh.l

,corrs.nondsnce q, the Richmcrd pIspatch.l
R,Yvrou. N. C.. December 3.-The cleo
ton of field officers in the fouith heg,-
ment resulted as follows: .. 4. Armnei''
colonel. Statesyille; Z. F. Young. heuten-
ant.colonel; E. P. Mangum and G. N.
puad majors. The new field officers OF
tho Second Regiment are: j. +. Bruton.
colonel. Wilson; Walker Taylor lieutenant
colonel: W. W. simms and W. A. Johnson
majors.
The case against United States Deputy
Marshal Zach. Rhodes, taken up yesteluapy
in the Federal Court, Is continued until
next Wednesday.
STATE Chemist n. B. Battle has gone to
CHICAGO ON important business connected
with the Worlds Fcir. Everything In con-
nection with the North Carolina exhibit
there is being rapidly pushed. The action
of the State Board of Agriculture IN al,
vancine 5000 last spring is what assured
a fine EXHIBIT. At that time there was no
nroqnect of getting q State appropriation.
Happilv this is now all arranged and the
funds are in hand.
MEMORIAL BUILDING.
The ladies who have in charge the col,
lection of the Virginia Dare memorial fund
find that those who contributed 20 IL tor
the purpose of erecting state building at
Chicago will let their contributions STAND
for the new purpose-namely, the erection
of a memorial building in this State, wnlch
is 10 be training school for women. Your
correspondent is informed to-day that
$1,000 are IN hand, and the plan Is TO
locate the memorial institution at the
Mace in the State which makes the largest
contributions. This has for several years
been the plan in regard 10 public build
ings.
The official report on the insane asylum
here for the fiscal year Just ended shows
that now there 303 patients. The number
has been az high as $50. DR.. Wood, the
superintendent, says the health OF the IN
mates has been better than ever before
and the deatb-roll lower. The sanitary
conditions have been vastly improved.
GRATIFYING.
So far the statement has been made that
the Senator elect from the Eleventh Sena-
torial District Warren and vance, would
be a Republican. Captain John 7. Leach,
of Littleton, tho Democratic nominee. was
here to-day and informed your CORE
spondent that he expected 10 get the seat.
The news is particularly gratifying.
SUPPOSED MURDERER.
Yesterday afternoon q white man named
Monger was arrested charged with the
murder of the Mcdonald sisters in Moore
county. The one of the sisters who was
wounded died last night. Both sisters
were buried to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
Rr dirnctlon OF a hnnsnclarY Ia a certALn deed
Z. DKCENBER s, 1892.

OF trust, will, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER s, 1892.
at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, sell 70 mo
highest bidder tho VERY ATTRACTIVE
DWELLING situated at the corner Of kOseneath
road and Ivy street The dwelling contains
seven rooms, wide hall, balcony and comfortable
porcnes, and was built about eighteen months
ago by one OF the beat builders IN the city. ho
lot has frontage Of 20 feet, with depth 81 $50
feet, and has on IL excellent water and all The
outbuIldiDgs needed for a comfortable suburban
homo. This Is very desirable property, and
those who are seeking home that can't possibly
depTeciato In value should not tah 20 attend
this sale, Is IL viii be sold without reserve.
TERMS: Cash as % sl,S265O and interest
thereon from September ., 1891, and the eK-
pense Of executing the trust. and balance On
such terms as may DO announced at sale.
T.. A. CATLIN,
do 4-Su&Th2t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

By vote of 62 TO 40 1t was decided to
appoint special agent upon missions.
Resolutions were adopted announcing tho
manufacture, sale, and use of Intoxicating
liquors except for mechanical and medic-
nal purposes. The appointments will pro-
baby be read in the conference before ad-
journment Monday afternoon.
Bishop Hendrix will preach at Centenary
Methodist church tomorrow morning and
at the Moravian church, in Salem, to-mor-
row night.
The deacons will be ordained tomorrow
morning and the elders tomorrow after
noon.
Watt & Webb, proprietors of the Orinoco
warehouse, have dissolved co-partnership.
The business will be continued by Sir.
Watt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Plan of Endowment for Trinity College
Auti-Liquor Resolutions.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WINSTON, N. c., December 9.-The re-
port of Trinity College was unlimited at
to-day's session of the Western North
Carolina Conference. It was decided TO
levy an assessment of $4,000 within the
conference in order TO carry out the plan
of b. n. Duke, of Durham, for q perma-
nent endowment of the college. Mr..
Duke proposes to insure the lives of fifty
men between the ages of 40 and 50 years
for $4,000 each for the benefit of the en-
dowment fund of Trinity College upon
the condition that the two conferences in
the State will guarantee the running ex-
penses of the college on a high plane of
usefulness until this plan OF endowment
shall be realized upon III sufficient
amount by the deaths of the parties in
sured 10 relieve the conferences of their
obligations to carry these expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
@Aese1los sALLrs-vm,r.
ByS ". Bov.. -.
Real Estate Au,a3c..,

CHOICE AND EXrRA.vArr,,.
hAiN'sTRgET BUsSEseuo~,
LOCATED AT ThE souTBwr-co, ,.
MAIN AND r"EFrusrar,n y
CENTRAL sUBsTASrhLH,yr.o,,
Productive.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

A UCTION SAIL OF ia. S...g
n BRICK DWELLING no. 't', .. ~
FOURTH STREEr.-At lAt t.,..r.. .'s
owner No Will sell b. aaci.o1' -i
on ...s fs.
THURSDAY TIE SrH pAf on ',,,.y t,.. 8
A, 4:3O o'clock 2. W., h' -T
DWELLING. numberei a' .t,s.ts.s 4"
not faii 10 attend. .,.,1sf,. e 4. 81
de 3