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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

ICoyrespon1ence OF the Richmond Dispatch-I
GRTENyuLE, N. c.. December Sl.--Mr. +.
A. SInaw, Of Baltimore, accompanied by
his bride, is visiting his sister. Mrs; y.
Cuthrell. MIR. Smaw was married to Miss
Lula Hutchinson ia Mecklenburg county.
Vas, on December 2lst.
The most ENJOYABLE social event OF the
season wa the ieap-year german given last
night b. tue young ladies of Greenyiile.
They sent invitations 10 the young men
and took them to the dance. The german
commenced at 900 and continued well into
tha night. IL was led by Miss Mamie King
with w. b. James. the following addl-
tioaal couples participating Miss Jennie
Williams with Felix Harvey, Miss Ella King
with X. Williams, Miss Annie Perkins with
L. II, Rountrce, MISS Betsy Greene with
Ed. Foley. MISS Rosa Forbes with Frank
Dancy, Mss Estelle Williams with j. l..
Fleming. Miss Rosalind Rountree with
Mark Quinerly, Miss Bessie Jarvis with
III. VI. Nbedbee, Misc Bette Tyron with
Jarvis Sugg, Miss Jennie James With =. =.
Yeliowley, Miss Belle Greene with H. u.
Munford MISS Mamie Fleming with
James White. Miss lallie Cherry with
Robert Move, Hiss Mamie Move with
Cbariie Forbes, Miss Hennie sheppard
With VIII Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
TbE ClTYS EVIL-DOERS.
Several Interesting Cases Heard by the
Justice Yesterday Morning.

business at the Police Court yesterday
was very good.
joseph T.. Adams. a negro youth, was
charged with forging the name or his
father TO an order upon Warner Moore ~ 90.
for tour barrels of lime, and with stealing
four tnser-rings belonging 70 Mary L.
Archer. Ghe old man testified that he had
often gwen his son PERMISSION TO sign MS
name 10 orders. and the charge OF forgery
was dismissed. The case tor larceny was
continued until next Tuesday.
Charles Marlborough (coloredl was as
sessei $40 for beng drunk and recklessly
driving on the streets.
Anthony j. S,orusdorf paid $3.50 tor
beng drunk and disorderly and was sent
on 10 the grand jury OF the Hustings
Court for carrying q slung-shot.
j. RosenblOOm was also sent TO the grand
iury on the charge OF taking SS In money
from John Pendleton. Rosenbloom runs
store on Seventeenth street, and Pendle-
ton. an old country negro, went into the
place toget q SO bill changed. Pendleton
claims that Rosenboon only gave him 81.
Dr. J. G. Jordan was fined IS for cursing
and abusing Mrs. l.. O. Saunders. wife Of
Thomas II. Saunders, and Mr.. Saunders
was required TO pay the same amount for
curslng aud abusing Mrs. Jordan. Both
men were also required 90 give security IN
the sum OF 500 for twelve months for
good behavior.
Thomas Harris (colored) put M $40 for
tre.pass'ng on the premises of Ida john
son, breaking open her door, and beating
Hester Fowler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
DEATH OF Mr.. STEPHENS ANDREWS.
odd-Fellows Officers EIected-ChAnRe Of
Schedule-Personal and Other Note"


ScheduIe-Personal and Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmoni Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., December 81
MIR. Stephens Andrews died at his home
near PALMYRA yesterday afternoon. MIR.
Andrews was one Of the oldest inhabitants
of the community and was well known
here.
Lodge No. co Of Independent Order Of
Odd-Fellows have elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: X. Il. Hardy,
noble grand; &. 5. White, yice-grand; L.
B. Haskell recording secretary; L. >.
johnson, financial secretary; Charles
Speed, treasurer
There Will be change of schedule on
the Scotland Neck railroad after to-day.
The morning train that now comes from
Kinston al 1923 will arrive at $3.50; the al
ternoon train that comes from weldon
now at Sis will arrive at $40. The public
will like this change If 1t Will be the means
of bringing New York mail straight
through the same day.
LOOKS LIKE MORE SNOW.
The weather remains very cold; the
snow has melted very little, and the clouds
looks prospective this morning for more
snow.
Rev. r. T. Vann, who has been boarding
all this YEAR, has commenced keeping
house in the Baptist parsonage. Mr.. q. j.
Laurence mas taken rooms i'll the new
building with Mr.. H. S. LYMAN.
Miss Eleanor Smith is home from Green's
boro'. spending the holidays.
Dr. Ed. Shields, of Weldon, is here,
visiting his fathers family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
DOSES, Io5 EAST BROAD.
HOLIDAY AND BoUsEFURNnHINa GOODS.

HOLIDAY AND BoUsEFURNisHlNG GOODS
II yon intend investing In goods IN oar line we
are confident ~ will be % your advantage 70 see
our stock and prices before making your pnr-
DINNER AND TEs-sETs.
12 iO0-piece Dinnrr-Seis, English porcelain.
undergiaze decoration, $40 set 70 BE- fT.20.
30 4s-piece Tea-Sess. 80 set to Be s2.es.
Our lO4-piece DInncr-Set. decorations, nev
shapes, hani-psin.od, $3.50 sea to be 9l2.27.
10 1O0-piece ses, 5 decorations ss the above,
els SGT n DO sl0.1S.
Carlsbad China Tea-ses, SO pieces, 4 decora-
tlons, our $3.50 set to DO Sc
56-plece American Granite Tea-sss, our %
GLASSWARE
Table-set (sugar. butter, cream pitcher, 1sc.
BANDED GoDlets, &c.
Jelly saucers. &C.
Tankard GLASS Pitcher, our SOC. style xoc.
Glass Castor, 4 bottles, 63I
500 Ceiery-Stands, loo.
Crystal Buffers, with covers, &c.
Cake Salvors 24c.
1hin-Blown Tumplers, sc.
Whiskey Glasses, &c.
Dccanters. 25c.
hClass 81 ans. &c.
Hslf-GRllon Glass Pitchers. ITO
Water Set 10 tunoIers, pitcher, glass vaiterl,
Glass stand-Lamp Burner, Chimney, iec.
CR0CKERI.
Bowl and Pitcher. 61c.
scmi.Granite Plate, 7-inch. &C.
Iron-Stone emma Dish. i5-iucn, 1Sc.
China Cuspadores. decorated. sac.
Vegetable Dish, with cover, 30c.
L.GallOu lrop-otone Pitsher, l2c.
Bowls. pint. &c.
Iron-Stone China Mug. u.
CHAMBER. AND TIN-sErS.
80 American Porcelain 10-Piecs Chamber
Sets. our SO act 20 be 81.
Unset. j pieces, assorted colors, OIL.
Chambor-Set. 10 pieces, American porcelain,
hand painted, our 50 set 70 be $3.50.
Chamber-SeL IL pieces, new shape, handsome
decoration, our Si4 set TO be slO.2J.
Our $40 Chamber-Set, l2 pieces, latest styles,
TO DO $3.50.
$3.50 1in-Sets 70 be si.75.
LAMPS.
Library Lamp, decorated shade, II inches,
New YORK burner. our 30 lamp TO be sl.S1.
Table Lamp, decorated shade aud stand.
brass mountings, our 500 lamp 10 DO s1.7o.
Hall Lamp assorted cOlOrs IN shades, all COM
plete. pat up at your home, for az.
Library Lamp. l4-inch decorated shade, with
Prism Glass fount. our $3.50 lamp to Do $500.
Table Lamp, porcelain shade, large burner,
09c.
Banquet lamp, $500.
Piano Lamp, s.. ROSES.
ds21 l0o east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

TOR RENT-DwELLINGs.

E0R RENT-DWELLING3. an
s4o0 per sunum: No. I4Oo Grove avenue.
$3.50 per aruum; too west Clay street.
$500 per annum: north Third street,
$3.50 DER auuurn: $50 north Seventh street.
1890 per anrum 1911 east Broad street.
$500 per annun1 lI13 Grove avenue.
S2T0 per ennum 2713 east Grace street
e24O per annum; cot west Cary street.
$40 per annum: los north Beech street.
s240 per annum; 500 north 25th street.
500 per anDum: 100 cast Canal street.
$500 per nnnum 4O4 north 21th street,
800 per annum: 5O7 Nosby street
SIS per month; sos north 26ih street.
S15 per month; 5I3 north 26th street.
s12.50 per month; S13 north 2oth street.
s12.50 per month; III Reservoir street
Sl2.50 per month: 300b east Marshall street.
sr2.50 per month: 2016 east Clay street.
1880 per month: 1909 east Main street.
$3.50 per month; - east Broad street.
$3.50 per month 240O east Broad street.
s11 per month; 26IS east Clay street.
$40 per month - Mosby street.
$40 per month; 203 south Linden street.
$40 per MONTH 1881 west MarshaIlstreet
sl0 per month: 2l6 Reservoir street.
$40 per month; 1904 east Main street.
$40 per month; 225 north goth street.
80 per mouth - north 2.jd street.
1888 per month; 1904 Ashland street.
1888 per month; 2903 cast Clay street.
81 per month; g0Slf north 2Sth street.
e. per month: 216 Washington street.
$3.50 per month - Csiar street.
$3.50 per month; I1I6 west Nam street.
$3.50 per month - Powhatan street.
So per month: 2l3 Washington street.
IS per month o Green street.
s5 per month: 231S venable street.
Call, phone, write. or send for OR PRINTED
RENT-IIsr, giving full information about al Of
the above DWELLINGS, any Of which will be put
i'm nice order j. Il. ELAN & CO.,
Phone 53A 11l3 east Main street.
q,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
TOURNAMENT IN AMELIA.
A Brilliant Carnival and Ball Ia Mann
baro' District.

A grand tournament was given in Mann
boroi District, Amelia county. last Wednes-
day. II was witnessed by an immense
crowd and was the social event OF the
comfy for the past year. The charge 20
the knights was delivered by Or. Adams,
and seventeen riders entered the contest.
The honors were won as follows: First,
Jnhen Cousins: second. Robert CLAY;
third. Waiter Clay: fourth, Ewel Chimney.
At night splendid coronation ball took
place and the crowns were presented IN
the following order Queen, MISS hooeIt-
SON. of Amelia; Maids of Honor, Miss In
eersoll. of New York. and Misses Boothe
and Clay. of Amelia. ,.,
The Judges OF the fete we're Il. !. Wills,
J. II. Hammer, and J. a. wright. Inc mar,
Sinls we're A. @. Wheeler, j. q. BOYD. and
t. q. Jones. Among the spectators were
Judge organ and family, OF Lunen burg
county; Mr. r. T. Coleman POSTMASTER at
NanufJoro') and family; Misses larry and
smith, OF Richmond. and q number OF
Others from adjoining counties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
am CircuIt Conri.

The following suits were instituted in
the Circuit Court yesterday:
Iebulon II. 1rayers against the Chesa-
peake and OHIO Railway Company for
Z 500.
Tie Lockbourne Elevator Company
against the Chesapeake and ONO Com
pany for 81 500.
The Richmond Paper Manufacturing
Company against Lea. Cullen q Co., case
OF damages, $500.
A. ID. Price against L. G. Main. case OF
damages, $500.
George /. Dean against Harvey w. eau
thorn for &i02.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
Capitol No,tA

Alexander James. Oyster Inspector OF
Mathews county; Henry i, Jones oyster
Inspector OF Warwick county deorg9 W.
luke. sheriff OF Roanoke. anu Logan iuI.
Capitol yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
BY. Ii. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 cast Main street.

V,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, SC'-by
virtue OF a deed ot trust from X. NJ. winston ~
O., 10 the undersigned trustee, duly rocorooi,
viii sell, at the st1ro, ll0l ChAnin street,
WEDNESDAY, JlsUAEy 4. 1893,
at 1880 o'clock. the entire stock OF GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, &c.. consisting In part u ..
BACON, LAIRD, FLOUR, barrel MoLAssEs,
pbKiNG PoWDERs, BLACKING, CANDIES,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
CIGARS, &C., &C. -. l.,o,, .,o,,a,,e
sUoW.CAsES. oii-TANK. SCALES.
REFRIG ORATORS, IL E-BOA, COUNTERS ana
SHELVING.
Dealers requested 10 attend sale.
dKeps: Cash. II. l. WATSON, Trustee.
J.E LkUGHTON, Salesman, al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
nsli Of the German Sick Assistance


The Old German Sick and Assistance So
ciety viii give it's annual ball tomorrow
NIGHT. This society ~ one OF the oldest
German beneficial organizations IN this
state. II was organized itty-one years
400 and has since been In active opera
ton. It's membership 10 composed OF some
af our beat German citizens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
rRAlrs ~ MuNprRFRs.

Persons from Chatham county state to-
dav that five arrests OF negroes suspected
OF completely in the murder of the venerra-
lie MIR. and Mrs. Siler have been made,
but ali have been released. 1t is now the
belief that tramps committed the double
murder. 1t was in daylight, and boys play
ING near BY heard the fatal shots. 1t Is
also now the belief that the recent double
murder of the Mcdonald sisters III the
adjoining county Of Moore was the work
of tramps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
oDD-FELLows.
A MURDER MYSTERY.

Tbere is a strange shooting affair IN Ire
dell county. Bill Williams was found
dead in a road with bullet-wound IN the
head. His brother and another man Claim
cd that they were with him and that. he
swore he would kill himself. Therefore
taey ran, they declared, aid told the news.
The Coroner does not believe Their story
and has held them to answer charge OF
mnrder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
MURDER MOST FOUL.
MRS. POLLY wArsoa .BRuTALLY
suTcheReo IN STOKES COUNTY.
Her Head Beaten to Jelly and q Heavy
Log Placed Across It--Attenpt'o NJ"
Her son-Arrests Made.
tspeclol telegram to The DIspstch.l


wrxsroS, N. c.. December s1.-A specia'
10 tho Se,,tind reports horrible murder IN
Stokes county. near Nestman's post-omee'
Ira voss, Sandy Stevenson. and Peter hey-
ser went TO the house OF Mrs. Polly wat
son and asked for admittance ana were re-
fused. voss and Stevenson entered 'ne
house BY tearing down the door. steven
son dragged tho woman out and about ten
steps from the house beat her head into q
jelly.
yoss renamed in the house while Ste,
venson came back and attempted TO shoot
line G-yeariold boy of Mrs. watson, ana
would have done so had it not been for
Voss striking his hand as he hred' causing
the ball TO 90 over him.
Mrs. Watson was found the next morn
ING near the house with q log across her
head and shoulders that would Weiga
about 200 pounds. IL is supposed t L
Yoss is implicated in the murder. Inc
psrties are IN the hands of the ofncers.
WATCH SERVICES.
The Moravians Of Salem hold watch
service tonight. As the clock strikes IL
the choir and orchestra viii render music
appropriate 20 the death OF the OLD ana
the birth Of the New Year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

The pro-s earnings OF tho richmond,
York-Riyer and Chesapeake railroad, forty
miles. Richmond to West Point Cessed to
Richmond and DanvIlle railrOad), for year
ending June 30, 1892, are reported at %l9l.-
g8; expenses, Sl60, 1903; net earnings, $751;
500; taxes. Ss,297; interest and dividends.
sol ESQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
RICHMOND, Va, January /, 1893.
ITO OUR FRIENDS AND The

Greeting you with happy New Year We take
this ouportunity 10 thauk you for the patronaxe
40 uberally bestowed on us IN the past, and so-
lIrit a continuation OF the came, feeling that We
can continue 20 do In the futnre "a We have done
I'm the past-giys Thorough satisfaction 20 OH VINO
entrust their business In cur hands. we are To-
Gated at the same place. No 1lOd Main street,
wbere we have every facility for conducting the
real estate business In all It's branches. our
motto a, Strictly Business" and wo contofm
sfrictly 10 IL. We pay special attention 70 rent
Inc ont property aud collecting rents.
'"s vs. y CAKNEAL a GAYLE,
Heal Estate Agents,
..,tt HOG Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
by J. II. Valentine. An 'tloneer.
1880 east Main str set
V,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
COMPLETE OUTFIT, PRINT
lNG-OFFiCE, &c.

ING-0FFICE, &c.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from 7. A. L smiih
and Annio smith 20 the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded | will sell at 1000 east cary
street, 49,,
FRIDAY, JANUARY o, 1904,
AT I:3O o'clock p. NJ, the ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
A FlRs1-CLASS PRiNrIhO-OFFlCE AND M
CHINERY SC, consisting In part Of ! 100
CYLINDER Press, Old-Stylo Gordon Press. l.Foit
Press, Imposing stones, Peerless Paper CUT
ter, Case Racks, 80 Cases, 20 Fonts n lype,
900 pounds Long Primer Type, 20 pounds llre'
yier, 25 pounds OF NOnpaJell, 30 pounds Of flra.
Stove, Chairs, d Cases, all Machinery AMI Kun,
ming Gear, and other fixtures beonsins % rnh
Cricc.
TERMS or sALB. cash.
c. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
j. II. VALENTINE. Aucsioueer.
ALSO AT SAME TldE AND PLACE
TRUSTEES SALE OFT BLUFOBD RLkg Ric-
MOTOR C5-horse power by virtue Of decd OF
trust from Mrs. Annie Smith 10 the undersigned
trustee, duly recorded, VII sell tho aiufo
ELECTRIC MOTOR.
Terms w SALE OF Moron: Annonncod al sale.
!. l. LINDSAY, Trustee.
J.H VALENTINE, Auctioneer. -..
}. l.. LINDSAY,
ial Trustees as Above Stato1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
dwellings FOR RENT.

5000 per annum-102 north Ninth street; Il
rooms.
$500 per annum-013 east Marshall street;
- rooms.
1850 per annum-1222 east Broad street; 10
rooms. -
s24O per annum--4l3 west Main street;
rooms.
$3.50 Dor annum-Twenty-Dinth ana streets.
80 per month-1S26 east Main street-STORE
AND DWELLING.
$3.50 per mOpth-514 north Seventeenth
street-SrORE AND DWELLING.
s12.50 per month--1202 west Leigh street; in
good order.
$40 per mOnth-1021 Catherine street;
rooms.
Many SMALLER DWELLINGS for rent Call
and see list. FRANK ID. BILL i CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
ia lit o north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
E,RANK d. HILL& CO.,
ZEAL = ESTATE AGENTS AND AUcTIoNEERs.

W. ,o,s that our frsends win think OF Us
.nnuta shev desire 20 make any change IN bust
ness for the coming year. We have tired to 10
faitbfnl An the past. and shall enceayor 70 90 orr
Dest Tor those who win give "a their business h
MonsJ always TO loan. property sold or rsntea,
aesds drawn &C. All business rpnnecfcu WIN
real ~stste attended 70 wtts prn.nnfnsss ALL
nas,;ts. FRANK d. HILL a Co,
a. i-sx north 0syonsh street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

+ .ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
1l OF STANDARD AND HIaH-BHED
H0Rf - AND COLTS, Wet RIA,
Br6GiES, SADDLES. AND
ROBES, THE PROPERTY
OF w. n. WICkHAN
AND OTHERS
SATURDAY, JASrAsy ,. 1sea.

SATURDAY. JAsrAxy z. 1893.
az 1890 A. NJ, We viii sell without limit, a. the
RICHMOND BAZAAR, tho following 10, o:
9RAHDLY- HORSES and COLTS. the orc
perry Of W. h. wickham, ESQ. OF Hanover COON
~, w..
j cnEsTNUT MARE, years, By cOhss, dam
1 cIlssTSUf MARE years. BY King Bolt
BAY GELDING. years, by ri stan Abdallsa
and Morgan mare;
/ CHESTNUT MARE. years, by Eiysian Ahdsl.
lab aad Morgan mare-now in tosl 10 Rcoers
l CHESTNUT FILLY. years, by Eiy.l.n Ab.
dallah and q Morgan naro--she II well brose,
Shove great speed. and perfect beauty;
BAY GELDlNG. By Elyslan ADisush-wsll
broke and stylish.
! BAY FILLY. yea-s, by Elynsn Abiallsh and
King Bolt mare--1J hands high, with SUI
perb style and action:
BLACK coli, years, by Rlysisn Abispah--
be Is Is hands high aud one OF the noss
stylish animals In Virginia;
A PERFEcTi,Y-NATcHkD PAIR or 2-YRAR.
OLD HAMBLETONIAN COLTS;
2 YEARLING COLTS, by HciDdh out OF King
Bolt ard John Happy mares;
3 WEAVING COLTS, by Egwooi and Bouroou
Baron out OF standard msEeS-vcry pro
missing.
Immediately after che above viii sen. DO
account Of whom Il may concern
4 SORREL MARE, 5 years, by Dorsey's Goh
Dast, dam Eupress-thorogghbred:
l sokREL MARE, years, by Inspector NoSoo
out Of n thoroughbred maro-she Is of great
style aud beauty, md ono Of tho fastest
roRtsters In the Sta'e;
BAY MARE, yotrs- wei bred and stylish;
VICTORIA. 1 pHAE ION, aud BU1GY-su
OF the best make and good a. new;
SET DOUBLE and 2 SITS SINGLE HARNRSA
LADY'S aud GENTLEMAN'S SADDLE
several WHIPS and k0BEs-an o. bed
mRnutacturs and such as arc only found IN b
well-kept private stable.
This sale comprises one OF the best lots q
stock ever offered at auction 10 this city Tho
BREEDING AND INDIVIDUALITY OF RACE
ANIMAL SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, and We WI
10 pleased 30 show them ~ any Interested ~
good horses who will call Us tho RICHMOND
BAZAAR, where this stock may be seen until
day Of sale. j. u. SEABRIGHf, Proprietor
W. b. FRAysEs, Salesman. al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

Mrs. jennie Taylor and her beautiful
daughter. Miss Lilly, who have been visit
ing friends here during the week, left tor
their home, in Petersburg. to-day.
Mrs. b. +. Sledge, of Manchester, Va, Is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. W. II. Day, Jr., of Manchester, Is
also on visit TO relatives at this place.
Your correspondent sends his New
Years greetings 10 the DISPATCH. May its
present editors and managers live to help
elect Cleveland's grandchildren to the
presidency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

This company and the Richmond ond
Danville Railroad Company have been IN
the hands Of receivers for tue past TX
months. and a report OF the operations of
the system for the past fiscal year IS not
Obtainable.
From the report. however. Of the Rich
mond and Dauv,lle Railroad Company,
filed with the Virginia Railroad Commis-
son. we get the following, based on 200
miles. Redmond to Greensboro:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01

BY virtue OF dee1 VI ttbSs rum W. 10 N""-.
10 the undersigned trustee duly recorded, Stn
sell, al tbeetors 2022 east Broad street,
WEDNESDAY, JAsCARY 4, 1892,
n, 1915 O'Clock. ENTIRE STOCK or FIRST:
CLASS CoNFEC TIoNERl ~. sach as Fancy and
Plain Candies, Fruits, Pickles, Fancy CaAssl
r,s'tors Oranges. a general assortmont Of
TOYS. nice assortment OF Tobacco and Cigars,
Metal-Frame Showcase assorted SIZES, lsrss
lot Candy-Jars, 4 Marblc-fop Table,, -Cream
Machine, Tubs, FreeEers, &C., several couniers
ami nartttiOns. also TUFTS Soda Water Apps
Tatns and Copper Fountains aud oinsr attach
ments, also lease on said store expiring Aprl l.
1898. IN, A..
Announced at sale. Terms Of sale on balance o.
stock, cash. .-.,,. a,
An OF the above stock OF confectioneries y
fresh and saIabie, aud worthy the attention Of
49,, ,o' t,aae' A. 4. CHALMERS.
"N Tr1ste@
III v,,vxrfSg Auetioneer de 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-01
WATCH sERyICrs.
LOW TEMPERATURE AT RALEIGH.
Biennial Report of Secretary Coke-Were
Tramps tho Murderers

fCo-respor dcnce Of tho Richmond Dispatrh.l
RA1r1eg. \. c.. December 3l.-The tenn
,srature tins morning at the signal sta
lion here was IA degrees. On the grounu
level It was 10 degrees. The wlnd whipped
around to the southwark early IN the Day
though the sky was clOuded ana there
were signs ~ another snowfall. .,
The biennial report of Secretary ot-SIate
Octavins Cake shows that forty-two lfe-
and sixty-nine FIRE, marine, boiler, anu
other insurance companies are now dOlng
business in the State. OF public-land
grants 1.9iS have been issued IN the past
two years bringing IN Sl6.S3l. Articles OF
;ncoTporati0p for tho following railways
have been fled during the year endint TO-
day rs follows: Aberdeen and kOckhsh'
Iaurel-Rlver and Hot-Springs, Moore
County railway, aud tho Raieigh ana west
ern. Most 81 these were filed late In the
wear. The insurance taxes amounted TO
< a. g93 insurance licenses and Inspection
and publication fees TO S21,5JS seal tax
$40. sales Of public laws, S2S7 sale OF ou-
urcme- Court reports. S2,GlS; purcnase-
money for vacant lands. Sl6.sd. All these
collections were turned into the state
Treasury.
CARELESS ENROLMENT.
The Secretary calls attention 10 the care
less enrolment of bills passed by the Legs
iature: thee being bIotted and erased.
while omissions Of words have sometimes
caused a serious loss Of revenue TO the
State. and in others have destroyed the
real purpose Of the statue and impaired
the rights Of individuals. \ very hlgh
tribute IS paid the late Secretary OF state
William l.. Saunders, as q soldier, q citi-
zen. and an Official, and as the compiler OF
that monumental work. the Colonial
records of North Carolina"
sHlP-CAEAL CONVENTION.
Governor Holt appoints Congressman
John S. Henderson a delegate TO represent
this State ut the smp.caual convention al
Washington, ID. g., January 18th. to CON
sider the construction of a national snip
cpual between the lakes Huron and Ere.
oDD-FELLOws.
The grand secretary of tho Grand Lodge
of Odd.FelloWs Of the State informs us TO-
dav that there are now ~ lodges, with
4 500 members. This IS gam OF IL lodges
and 500 members during the year ended to
dav There are applications for the insti-
tuition of four more lodges.
The excursion Of fifty North Carolina
teachers to Cuba next month has been
abandoned The party had been made up
some weeks.
A MURDER MYSTERY.
:. ctror,o ob1ottpfs affair IN Ire