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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-06

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Io DINNER SETS

To sell this week at prices they
cost us to import them, as we
must close them out to make
room for new goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Growth of Short Leaf Pine.

WELDON, n. c.. March 7.-lSpecial. J.
/ alter information received from Castor in
dicates that no attempt was made by the ne
gro TO rape Miss Lynch. but that lie only
made indecent proposals to her. which were
rejected by the girl, who told her father OF
the circumstances and he attempted TO
catch the negro, who escaped. The negro
will be discharged from custody.
The disposition TO support the third party
movement has grown TO some extent IN this
locality and may give trouble during the next
campaign If there be no change In the mean-
time. There is no dissatisfaction with tue
party so far az State affairs are concerned. but
IL would be difficult 10 hold the dlsatfected IN
line Tor the State ticket If they conclude to
abandon the national Democracy
The farmers have done considerable work
and are still hard at It, They viii make tue
next crop almost exclusively with homemade
fertilizers. and there will be greater diversih-
cation than usual. The Inability OF the
farmers to obtain credit on crop liens will
force them 10 make themselves self-sustainiDg.
and will prove a benefit in the end. IL Is
well-known tact that those few Of them VINO
make their own supplies at home are the
most prosperous.
There has been great Advancement IN
prosperity al Morehead City this winter. Fiji
teen new dwelling houses are III course of
erection and preparations are under way for
more. This progress Is attributed by some TO
the fact that prohibition prevails IN the town.
The Wilmington produce exchange has
passed resolutions protesting against the dis
continuance OF the last mail delivery, and
also against the passage by Congress OF the
bill defining options and futures. Copies of
these resolutions have been sent 10 the senA-
tors and representatives from this State
Thegrowth OF the shOrt-leaf pine ia Eastern
Caro- ina Is 80 rapid that tree planting would
be profitable even in one generation. Their
growth is especially rapid near what are
called pocasins In one such locality, which
was under cultivation f0rty-seven years ago.
are now growing pine trees whose diameters
four feet IRON the ground, range from four
teen 10 twenty eight inches. II another To-
cality on the site of fort. the blOck-house Of
which was burned in Its, are trees whose
diameters range from five to seventeen inches
tour feet above the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
The Jury Failed to Agree.

CHAR1orrF. n. c.. Feb. Especial The
jury in the famous mandamus case OF Captain
Roessler against the county commissioners
TO compel them TO grant him liquor license.
after being out since Friday noon reported
this afternoon that they stood six to six and
there was no chance Of their agreeing. con-
sequently they were discharged The Judge
says il is the only jury he ever knew that
stayed out 30 long time without any mes
sage ut all TO the court. AS soon as the
mstrial was declared counsel for Roessler
gave notice they would make application
to have the case removed 10 CASTOR county
and tried there during the present riding of
the circuit Unless it is heard now It will be
August before II can be heard. ana in case an
appeal should be taken il would be December
Def re it could he acted upon which would
be past the time when applications are filed
tor license 10 open In January. The case
has excited wonderful interest throughout the
Slate. kilograms have been pouring in from
various towns to know the verdict of the
jury. This isr egarded as the final effort ofthe
whisky men The latter say they will petit
ton the aldermen for license SO as TO run
still III the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
REV. II. p. WILLIAMs oRDAIYED.
Bishop Randolph Conducted the Impressive
Ceremonies.

very large congregation assembled
Sunday morning in St Pau.s Epis-
copal church, where Mr. K. i. Williams,
the efficient aud popular assistant 10 the rec
tor. was 10 be ordained deacon. Morning
nraver was TO have been said at 1890 o'clock.
but the officiating bishop preferred the regu-
lar service at II o'clock. and promptly NJ thhb
time the orgenist began by playing Deaull-
ful march. The candidate tor deacons orders
in cassock and surplice without stole, occu-
MED "A chair in the middle aisle near the
chancel and facing It. Bishop Randolph, IN
full Episcopal yestments. was seated near the
communion table.
Rev. Or. Hartley Carmichael preached an
eloguent and powerful sermon on the minis
try. He selected his text from /echarah-
the vision about the candestlcks and the olive
trees-"Not by might. nor by power but by
my spirit
At the close of the sermon Mr. Carmichael
presented the candidate 70 the bsnop, and
the ceremony OF ordainlng deacons was at once
taken NJ. as contained IN the prayer-bOOH.
After the ordination Holy communion was
administered the newly ordained deacon as
sisting the rector.
The deacon then administered the rite Of
baptism on the infant chid OF the rector
The music during the entire morning service
was very sne and included for the ohertory
How Lovely are the Messengers, from
Mendelssohn's 81. Paul.
I'm the evening the Rev. Mr. Williams
preached his first sermon, which was highly
appreciated by all lie selected his text
from Amos. II was not a prophet neither
was / prophets SON etc. As deacon he
wore a black stole, like a sash. from the lett
shoulder.
In about a year MIR. Williams will be eligi-
bic to priests orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
NEW WEST-BYDfPfRK
n,..v..ed by tho Grounds and Buildings
Co,nmittes-Others Matters of interest

n,.cu..ed by the Grounds and Buildings
Committes-othersh Matters Of Interest
Tho Committee on Grounds and BUILDINGS
- Tho City Council held their regular weekly
meeting in the City Engineers ONCE IaS'
evening Chairman Curtis and Messrs. rer ,
cusson- Hardwlcke. Houston ana iuip'"
were present.; -: Citv Hall
amounting TO 370,.24, was approved. os
peti.iOn from residents of Clay war; va
nsanted requesting the committee TO re-
commend TO the City Council to procure Wy
nronerty fronting on Floyd avenue a nJ
handed By Short and Morris streets ~ 81
FIovd avenue. to makea pubic park oue va -; -,
AZ Houston stated that the properly .ha
question was assessed at $1,000. ana tDh' III
owner had received bid for IT, put Was '',,r
inc TO hold back 50 that the city might P"'
chase II. go ,aa he the
CITY and took the ground that the properly !"
tbat vicinity would increase IN Vaiue. o,,or
after some further discussion the ina ,
was laid over until the next meeting, ha
the property owners in that iocaA'5 "-
requested to be present. a;o,,oJ bv
communication was read, sgned 1Y
cao,ge r Perrot. recording secretary OF the
Cnrpenters' and Joiners thlon' w. ~,
STATING that committee had Deen appointed
Lv tho union 10 submit 30 the Conihlttee on
Grounds and Buildings a copy OF u resoiu.iOn
adopted at their last meeting. ASKING tnae
hereafter only union men be emp'oyeI "S yS al
penters and iOiners on the new oi'y h"I.
Tho clerk was instructed 20 notify the union
,hat The committee were ready TO listen TO
any delegation which they might SEND.
4 number of applications tor WORK on the
new CITY Hall mostly carpenter Work, were
listed and the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
The NInrarf iIeeflnr.

Perhaps thousand persons or even more
were turned away from the Mozart Academy
on Sunday afternoon when Nh. n. Is. vii
llams. the evangelist. of Atlanta. Ga. made
an address 10 an immense audience OF ladies
and gentlemen.
Mr.. Williams began his address by saying
that there were three Weaknesses IN tins city.
In the first place Richmond lacEed build
ing that would hold a crowd, and sine WAS the
only city of her size that Gid not have al ade-
Quate building for a large gathering. The
second weakness was the TACT that the citi-
zens of Richmond allowed the Young Mems
Christian Association to carry a big debt OF
Sl2. 900 on their building. This was a city OF
rich men. and that debt could DO paid of by
a dozen men. who would not notice II;
it was city where money was being accumu-
lated and kept accumulated. The third weak
ness WAS 70 be found in the board OF directors
OF the Association. They should have gone TO
work long ago to raise the money necessary.
II they only went at II properly they could
secure all the money needed, for the people
were willing 10 give IL.
4 no speaker paid his attention especially 20
the skeptics and their objections 10 the Bible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

Messrs T. q. Strachen and +. S. Woods.
of Norfolk we're in the city Sunday visiting
friends
Mrs Mary Wright. who is sick at her
daughters. Mrs. Howard. is improving very
rapidly.
DIR. and Mrs. George Ross and their daugh-
ters will in a few days leave for trip 10 the
Pacific Coast.
Mrs Edward Warfeld. Of Alexandria. is
visiting Mrs. John G. Batcheller on north
Twenty-third street.
The Madison Ward Democratic Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting IA the chan
Gerry court room tomorrow evening.
Ticket 1870. which won the piano in the
Hume Minor contest February 18th. was held
by Dr. Il. T. Weaver of Rich Squan. n. {.
Mrs. Thomas H. Carter, wife of Colonel
Thomas II. Carter, commissioner OF the As
sociated Railways, Is visiting at Dr. Thomas
Nelson Pages.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the Rich
mond Locomotive ana Machine Works was 70
have been held yesterday but was postponed
until next Wednesday.
The Governor has appointed Dr. George
X. Hest, of Alexandria, AS member OF the
State Board of Dental Examiners vice br.
Joseph X. Woodley. resigned.
Mr.. Cabell Davis. manager of the American
Hotel. lett last Saturday Tor Chicago and
other Western cities on business, and will
visit some friends IN New Ork before re-
turning 70 Richmond
Rev. DR.. r. p. Kerr will deliver a lecture
on Germany or the Fatherland." at the hal
of the Young Men Christian Association next
Thursday evening at o'clock. lie VIII 10
intro duced 10y Rabbi Ca.isch.
Miss Matoaca Gay has promised the ladies
of the ~helterng Arms 10 deliver her interest
ing lecture on the Passion Play at Ober-Amer-
gau for their benefit early IN April.
The regular monthly meeting of the board
of public interest was 10 have been held last
evening bat none Of the members Of that
body made their appearance. There was no
business 10 come up before the board.
The regular annual meeting of the Virginia
Boat CLUB will he held IN the directors room
of the Young Mems Christian Association
this evening. A large attendance Is requested
There was meeting Of the Richmond
Poultry and Pigeon Association at Wilkiu-
sons Hall last evening. The meeting was en-
trely private. and the framing OF prize list
for the exhibition next fall was under discuss
Ion.
The board of supervisors OF HeDrcO coun-
ty met Yesterday ard after transactug
routine business. adopted the recent road law
passed by the General Assembly and made
proper provisions for the carrying out Of its
objects.
The funeral services Of the late Rev. Will
lam S. Bridges were held on Sunday after
noon from the Grace-street Baptist church. A
very large number OF friends of the venerable
minister attended the church. and the sery-
ices were unusually impressive. The inter-
ment was at Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

The Veteran Association in Richmond-ho"
They Were Entertained

They Were Entertained
The Veteran Firemen's Association. OF New
York. who have Just returned from the Mardl
Gras festival nj New Orleans, via Atlanta and
Charleston. arrived in this city by special
train yesterday morning over the COnst H'ne;
They were met at the depot 10y the chlei anu
assistant engineers and squad OF nrenen OI
the Richmond department, and. nesueu ny
the latter and the Old Guard Band. they pa
raded the streets. making fine speciacie.
The Old Guard Band is composed OF rory
pieces and Is one OF the hnest tn
New York. The veterans were heavily
uniformed in helmets and overcOats and drew
after them an old double-deck gallery hanu-
ENGINE of the fashion OF fifty years ago
which is a handsome model or the hre appa-
ratus OF that time Iney lett New YORK co
mary 9th and are due back III New iork
Saturday. They are travelling IN q special
troin containing platform Cur for the engine,
a haogage car and six sleepers. which COM
fortably accommodate the party or one hun
dred and twenty persons. They spent the
dav Yesterday in sightseeing under the escort
of the Richmond tiremen, and Will continue
their journey mt an early hour TINS morning.
stopping in Washington on their way home.
They registered at ford's Hotel during their
stay here and had their photographs twice
taken in a group on the Capitol steps, one tor
the police force and the other Tor
the fire department. The Association
is composed OF the members OF the OH Vol
unteer Fire Department OF New OK city.
which WAS disbanded twenty-seyen years ago.
and all of the members here yesterday are
over fifty years OF age. They are fine-look-
ing. sturdy set Of men. and number OF
them now hold prominent official and bust
ness positions in that city. The Association
owns handsome club house at No. l3l
west Fourteenth street New York, ana take
a trip of this character every year
Mr. George w. Anderson. president Of the !
Association. is president OF the Quarantine |
Commission in New York and q trustee of |
the Brooklyn bridge. Mr. John W. Platt. |
vice president Is an old retired merchant. |
Walter A. Clark IS the secretary and DR.. W. |
A. Boyd treasurer. is leading druggist IN
New York. Samuel Yates. of the New York !
Sun; James b. Donaldson, manager of tho Lon |
don Theatre: John Courtney, sheriff OF |
Kings county: Judge Murphy. of Brooklyn. |
aud other distinguished gentlemen are among |
the guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

GIoucrsTrR CouRrHousF, VA. March T.
Especial. Court commenced to-day, 1t being
county court day, Judge Talaferro on the
bench A special grand jury had been sum
moned to ind an indictment against one
Banks who was caught few nights ago
stealing oysters in York river.
There was an immense crowd out to-day rs
II usually the case on March court day.
The oyster planters congratulate them
selves on the oyster law They expected TO
get one far worse than the one they got
The weather is better than il has been for
some time, and farmers are at work.
Large quantities of peas have been planted
and the farmers are now preparing to plant
Irish potatoes.
At this writing learn that the members of
the bar are holding meeting 10 elect an or
ganiZation of an association for the purpose
of erecting suitable monument TO the mem
ory of the late Judge w. Il. Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
A Now Methodist Church.

NORFOLK, Va, March Especial. A
meeting OF the congregation of Mckendree
Methodist Episcopal church was held yester
dav morning at II o'clock and plan sub
mitted looking TO the completion o, the
church by the first of May next The build
ing will cost 800. 900. The church. when com
pcted. will be one Of the handsomest In the
city. fifty by fourteen feet larger than
either Oueen-street or Centenary Methodist
church. and will hold about 800 more peo-
pie than tine present Granbyst building.
During the ministry OF Rev. W. II. Edwards
who j. now completing his fourth year, the
church membership has increased nearly 100
per cent.
Evangelist Fife had two large congrega-
tons at the Peoples Tabernacle Yesterday,
At three O'Clock he preached to 1000 people.
at night to about four thousand. There were
several conversions at each meeting.
Tomorrow Is the thlrtleth anniversary OF
the great marine battle IN Hampton Roads
resulting in the victory of the Confederate
ironclsd Virginia over the United States
feet The AFFAIR will be concentrated by
the Merrmac Club of this city by recep-
ton from TO Ii O'Clock Il. NJ On the occa-
sion Judge 4. :. Garnet will present to the
club gavel made from the wood of the Nir-
GINA. or Merrimac. Invitations outside of
membership have only been issued TO such
survivors OF the Virginia as are known and
TO the membership OF the Virginia Club and
the Business Mems Association.
The foreign shipments from this port
during the month of February amounted In
dollars and cents 10 1927 .SZZ.
The Real Estate Exchange of this city have
adopted resolutions requesting the Secre
tary of the Navy TO allow the Raleigh TO lie
completed here.
The March term of the corporation court
began this morning Several important civil
cases will DO argued at this term. No crimi-
nal cases will be tired.
The members OF the Virginia Rifles will
hold a fair at their armory. No. Boush
street. this week. The company Is increasing
III membership and Will after little be one
OF the best drilled companies IN the city.
Sunday morning mad dog. WAS shot III
Brambleton. He has been ut large Tor two
days and the damage done is not known;
The Golden Gossip. monthly journal Tor
the home. will soon be issued IN Portsmouth.
Its contents will be from the pen OF women
only.
The Portsmouth Athletic Club Will have
their last oyster roast at Ocean View to-mor.
row. The organization will commence the III
of May TO put their clubhouse at Ocean view
in thorough order Tor the summer.
Captain Marshall Terrell has been ap
pointed receiving clerk at the hayward, wee
Russell b. Webb resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
BAD BOYS, NOT ROBBERS.
CASE OF TaEDWAY AND OTHERS.
March Term OF tho Hastings Court-Death
of samuel Gold, OF Lcxiugton-Eg To-
bacco sAies-yireinia Affairs.

D.SvrrIr. Va. March Especial. The
tem in the Manchester column of yesterdays
Trmxs giving an account OF tho arrest OF Her
bert Tredway and the fight OF Roland Hob
son aud Dick Hickson. attracted great deal
Of attention here. All three Of them are from
Danville and are highly connected. They
are simply bad boys sowing their wild oats
and are not thieves. IL is very certain tha'
they were in no way connected with the saie
robbery last Monday night, for az that '''n'
thew were in Danvlle. and left here on
tra,npinr expedition last Wednesday. ireu-
way. the Youngest OF the three. was evioen'y
led of. ,.. .o,,-.
The March term Of tho hustlngs court
Judge Aiken presiding. was commences ,ei.Io
day In the absence OF Henry T. pn' IT,,
Commonwealth attorney. who 10 AZ no'
SnTincs Ark. being treated for rheumatism.
Colonel r. II. Wthers appears Tor tne
commonwealth. The grani Jury mas mas
90 far returned sixteen uuo jus
OF indictment The docket
long one. bat most OF the cases are Va i. ..i
violations of law. To-day SIX cases were trieu
before petit iuries. among them that OF y: L.
Eover;on. CHARGED with malicious shooting.
He WAS acquitted. one night nearly TWO
wears ago. when there was circus IN Town,
some one fred pistol IN the crowd leaving
the circus tent and W; a. hn Ta,A'H in
fell TO the ground with Duilei III
his hin C. y. Howerion. Young merchant
DOING business at Mountain HILL i've miles
from the city, was arrested on suspicion ana
the justices before whom he was arralgned
discharged him. but later the grand jury, IN
dicted him. Watkins got well. and though IT
was Al first thought his wound was very
serious he has entirely recovered. For one
reason and another HowertOn's case was con-
finued from one court to another until to-day
IL went 10 the Jury. with the result recorded
above.
The Methodsts Of Danville and of this pre-
siding elders district will hold a meeting at
Main street Methodist church Wednesday
night next TO organize Laymen's Working
Association in the district. II IA expected
that many prominent members of the church
from the surrounding section WILL be IN al
tendance.
The stockholders of the Danviile Savings |
Bank. Loan and Improvement Company held |
their annual meeting to-day. The report OF /
p K Jones president. shows the company |
10 be in "A very healthy condition. The board
Of directors have declared a dividend OF -
per share for the past twelve months. The
Did board OF directors we're reelected. ana
the board will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon to elect the officers OF the com
pany.
Work on the North Danville street car line
8 progressing rapidly The track 10 beng
surfaced up and il is now certain that the
cars will be running in ten days or two weeks
at latest. -,
The Danville market is again crowded with
leaf tobacco. and double sales were blockaded
today. Notwithstanding the immense, de-
iveries prices have not weakened ana the
market il animated and very strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Odd Fellows Funeral.

PHGBus, Va, March 7.-lSpeciaIl Mr..
John t. Wood, one of the Oldest and most re-
spected citizens OF Hampton, was buried yes
terday by the Odd Fellows of this section.
Seven or eight lodges We're represented and
about one hundred and fifty men we're in
line MIR. Wood was IL member of Greble
Lodge. No. 1877. and was one OF its most
jealous workers. The funeral services were
held ut old st. Johns church. the Rev. j. j.
Gravatt officiating.
The Methodist Society in this village has
new church. costing about 5000. Just com
ple,ed. and will dedicate it next Sunday,
March 18th. Bishop Randolph =. Foster. II.
D.. LII. d., second of the eighteen bishops
OF the Nj. +. church. OF Boston. Mass. will
conduct tho dedication ceremonies. This
success which has crowned its efforts. The
Rev. Z. W. Ball is the preacher in charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Big Blaze I'm South Carolina

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. March Especial. i
The Cochran Cotton Seed Oil Mill and Ferti.
lizer Works were destroyed by fire last night
at Rock Hill. =. c. The plant is valued al
100000. The Rock Hill Cotton Seed OIL
Company. from whom the Cochran company
leased the plant. lose $4,000 Of the above
value besides machinery. The Cochran
company lose stock on hand valued at 900.
This latter includes $50 barrels of oil. ]. 900
tons OF seed. 80 tales Of lint cotton. 600
bales of fibre. - tons of coke and 10 tons of
meal. Insurance. $4,000 S25. 900 OF this
amount is held by the Rock Hill company on
the plant and 80. 900 by the Cochran com
pany on the machinery and stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
VIII Play Many Gnmea

CHAPEL HILL, n. c.. March Especial. /
The University baseball team will play the
following gaines during the coming season:
April 18th, University Of Georgia at Atlanta;
April 18th, Furmeh College at Grrcnville. =.
C.i April i4.h. Wodord College, at Spartan
burg, 5. g.; April 22d. Oak Ridge Institute.
at Chapel Hill; April 25th. Trinity College,
~ Raleigh: May Sd. Wake Forest College, at
Raleigh; May 10th and 18th. University OF
Virginia, at Charlottesville Va; March 18th.
Washington and Lee University. at Lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
yVcst-Ind Democrats

The West End Democratic Club had q
largely ATTENDED meeting at 1909 west Main
street last evening The candidates. for Office
were out in force and entertained the crowd
for several hours with tender and earnest ap-
peals for their support.
Mr.. McCabe spoke in the interest of Mr..
Fpps and MIR. Ingersoll made an appeal tor
Mr. Smith. while Messrs. Winston. Gates.
Hughes Orange and Taylor appeared for
themselves. Speeches were made by other
prominent Democrats.