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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
rp,r D1prCrORs POSTPONE &C

A meeting Of the directors OF the Err" Railroad
and the Committee IN REORGANIZATION Of the same
road was held yesterday afternoon. but no DEFINITE
end was reached In the plan or reorganization ac-
cordng TO those who We're present me details
~ IN. plan OF reorganization were goh" over az
yesterlavs meeting. but II was decided 10 post
MONO action on the plan until the next meet
ing which will be held on Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
rury UJsU TO SELL TIE PROPERTY.

At the meeting Of the Aldermen today another ef-
fort will be made to pass the resolutions authorizing
thc trustees of the Womans Hospital TO sell their
nroncrtv between Fourth and Lexington ayes. and
Eor,v-nin;h and Fifticih sts in order TO purchase
land further uptown The resolutions nave nave peen
In The Law Committee for the purpose. II mas been
alleged of compelling the trustees 10 agree 70
nroposition to give each Alderman free bed IN the
hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

william T.. Dcmarest. who has for many years
maintained the farce OF being president OF tho
CronwelAn Board OF Aldermen. Med with the
Controller Yesterday claim for his salary ior 1881
and 1855 amounting TO s6cn Clalms "i 49,, st =
80 also hlel for eleven OF "presdent' Demarest $
Cromwellian brother Aldermen FOR the same period
,,no,nting TO "a 900 The Cromwellans claim their
,ai,ros under chapter 81 section > of the laws OF
lSS, Whenever they have appeaed to the oourts
vbouIJ be elected by wards instead OF by Assembly
districts they have been defeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
SENATOR HILL IN THE SUPREME COCR'

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator David b. HILL OF
New York began his maiden speech in the supreme
Court Of the United States to-day his antagonist
being James G. Carter. who was the senior co"ilse
for the United states before me behrhS 9ea III
bunal AT Paris They met upon the ground OF
rather wafer involved in the appeal of Theodore
Lowndes from the judgment of the Circuit Court
OF the United States for the Eastern Dstrict OF
New York. in favor Of the Board or trustees OF
huntington l.. l. The trustees brought SUIT IN
etoc;ment against Iowndes, cltizea or Con-
nectlcut to recover certain lands under water
In Huntington Bay on the north side or Long
Island TO which l.Owndes claimed title. and winch
were used for the cultivation OF oysters me CIT
cul. Court rendered Judgment for the trustees ana
Lowndes appealed. Mr.. Carter appeared ilr tnr
appellant ana completed his argument senator
begun his argument when the court adjourned iii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
= ASSES ARCr-ED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany Dec lS-In the Court OF Appeals to-day
the following cases argued:
=. J. Lancaster ag,. the Amsterdam Improvement
Company. appellant.
Jane f. Mclaughlin. appellant, agt Edward
Webster and others respondents
The day calendar for tomorrow Is Nos. lJ3, IL.
1875 100 1872 lj6. Jag and lis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
JUDGMENTS AGAINST RAILROADS.

David r. Austin. as Receiver of Taxes yesterday
entered judgment against the following railroad
St Lawrence and Adirondack. SOS:
Herkimer Newport and Poland. $l,sU; llcrkimer,
Newport and Poland Extension. $2c2o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
cor.nr c,rryp,rs For TODAY.

suurarre Cs,,rt-C;~ner,l Term Recess. -, .
supreme court harhers-ii"iore lruaN ~'"''
,,.rs 1890 A. m Mot.on calendar called At IL a. m.
S,,p,r. couri-Specsl Term-lart l-Le:ors Lawrence
Nv AMI Fpct Nos -. lisp 3S'. IS Sd 49, "'''
s,,prr. 'rfi -s-ccia Terrl-Plri iIBefore Beach. j.
-f!rvairl Ra.lr.rad clscs case unln'sh,l. -, ,.
c.Si Io,ir, par, IlI~efore Pattcraon Nos l2tI.
1850 Dl3 80 ~ 10 i2' lo>" 81 .-'.'' '''''
51s Npi a2. ~ "a or, ~, , t, causes to
be- ..nt from Part IN OR trial. Clear ~.
SUI erior CouriSpecia rerm-ti.iore DHsro., ''-No>
superior Cour-Genoral Term-AGjoGrned until Friday
Sii'~ri0r ".ur-Eauity Term-Bef2re McAdAm' J--No'
superior Couri-rral Term-Part lil-i'iorr SedEwek'
a. j. ~ 1879 X.DtovsSy -. i"thy-ulN H'''V' ~ a.
s, .g court-Tral rcrn-Par,s and H--Adournel
for the term. ,, u.., q, M.
,,,p c,i.ntsr called "a iU:D "a.
'n Ts Cour,,Trial rcrm~Before Flizsereld. S
n i, ,-,la,t,r For probate. wills 81 Ann r. BooNs'
Nhnn liixsins Marsaretha Kntz. Myer Finn. Richard
NJ. Ion. Kerr. "a 1890 y.
Common Prns-Spccal Ierm-i'"'or' ''''""''' '''' -
N i% ~ Eauity Adjourned unit; Friday.
C,on pl.as~Trai Term--Part I-Before Gegerich J.
NJ ny 81. 80. lp2 lWd. 1913, lb.l i.-,t ino.
i7 i7ot i.25 37 1872 lG2 iS issi i is ,s,S
I1T1. 1873 $50 $50 ISL i--a iS.S 49, 80 So
- ~ i Sd i< s s 1873 1863 $50 Isl. 1856
Common Pleas-TraI Tcrm-Part lt-be;ore Daily. C. j.
{ i:s,,s to be- s,nt from Part Tor trial case un-
Common pleas-TraI Term-Par, III-Before Pryor. j.
,,Nt."s a. De PARE cor trial '"s' uni,nsh"l
Cty Couri-Specih Terrn-Bcfore Mc'iown J'-Mo''ons'
CIV tourt-Tria Term-laIts !, II and nl-AdJorrned
'V' , coari-Trla Term-ratt Ivlcrore tirllch g J.
o," s5G 2G2o ill l..s .'59. 4i2j. 25'3. 2iOo.
aGI a5g' 2tslO. 2Gl, DOB. Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

jacksonville. Dec. IS (SpcciaD.-Tomorrow. in
New-York city. the Southern Passenger Associa'
lion will hold n meeting at which the subject or
Incksonville will be discussed half rate for the
rIund trip will probably be decided upon. tickets
TO be good for ten or fifteen days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
APPOINTED BY RECEIVER TRUMBUIL.

Denver. col. Dec B-Rec Trumbull has
APPOINTED Frederick Wide jr general freight agent
Of the Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railroad. and
&. r. Zimmerman commercial agent III Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
scHEIG SENTENCED 70 HARD LABOR

Minneapolis Dec. 1s-Philip NJ. Scheg. the en-
bezzling bank teller. sentenced b. Judge jamie
son to-day to seven years end six mcn ths at hard
labor In the State Prison. The Judge took occasion
to say that the prisoners crime the outcome
Of gay life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
Az ryTrvSION OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

Corning ~ Y. Dec. la-The extension OF the
Addison and Pennsylvania Railroad from 6aIeton
TO Austin Potter County. Penn. was opened to-
day. II Is expected that II viii De further 'X-
tended to connect with the Pine Creek Railway In
the spring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
ENCOURAGING.
WEsT-HANoVeR PREssYTeRY.
mr.. Martin. Of the "Jen." Wins the Medal
for Oratory-A Home Wedding.

tCorrospondenceoi the Richmond Dipatch.ls
CHaKLOITfsvILLE, VA, April Com Monday
wening the PresDytery ot West Hanover met
SiEh the Presbyterian church In this place.
Hanover Presbytery was organized In 1775,
WIN The heN. samuel Davies az moderator. Tho
Attendance on the meetings Will probably DO
thiy-hye or forty ministers Tho meeting
opened Monday evening with a sermon by the
heN. b. n. stOyer, OF kapidan, the retiring
moderator. The business meeting will proba-
NY pe each morning and afternoon during tho
week.
Inc Charlottesville l1eld-Trai Kennels havo
80 INC mo young pointers COnscrpt aud
hAmo thro'here OF champion Hip Rap 10 Mr. j..
" llonuers, OF New YORK city. fhe former sold
lot 5000 and the latter for s2OO.s
4, ~ the oratorical contes, between the WASH
,n. ,. ana Jeurrson Literary societies the com-
,n,' . awarded the medal 10 Mr.. Martin, the
'obi'sSu'alNe Of the Jefferson
MI d. Anderson, q the university. who
80, vooh vouhned 10 his room for several weeks
room ~ ""'A @ivuHd ia H''
" w l-llie G. Bush 81 this city. ana Mr. John
,.tS ef' OF stauntou, were married at the
u.e,Ieloe OF The br.ies parents al 4 O'Clock
nonua1 Afternoon They len on tho Z" Dutch.
will reside. "N"'on' ""eio tuoy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26


consist OF n SUBSTANTIAL FOCB-STORY
BRICK BUILDING AMI other houses su.h as
storage, dry-kiln, euglne-rOom, Nc., win gas,
steam heat elevators, g..
Railroad and water transportation IN rear and
tho electric stree. hne in front.
Tho location Of this property being such that
Il cannot be obstructed by other buildings and
vita facilities Tor handling heavy fr gnt- both
by rail and wltor, convenience Oi RAPID
transit = all sections " the city, makes
II most attractive ana valuable site
or PLANT tor any manufacturing purpose.
The machinery is IN good running order
and IN, building conveniently amt systematic
ally arranged Tor the mandatory 90 iurnltlt'.
d.. Tnis sale Offers 3 rare opportunity to ANY
uoe wishing 10 engage AZ once b. any m1uu'i'-
turing enterprise With q complete plant III work
Ing order. ....
The above PROPERTY viii be sold BE The fol-
lowing order and on tho conditions ami terms
herein stated-tO Wit:
I. The ENTIRE MACHINERY Will Doe offered
as whole, exc spt the engine and boiler.
=. The ENTIRE STOCK, both finished and
unfinished. will be- offered n a whole.
q. The ENGINE ana BOILER will he offered
together.
=. Tho UNUSED LUMBER
p. The REAL ESTATEnnG IMPROVEMENTS.
q. I he n IIhE Vi TIT, 10th personal aui
rea', Will e. en- hc Ouerct ~ The aggregate BIDS
and n no ndyauNs "a received upon the asgrr-
cute bids then tue property viii he Enp'Sc out
to the HIGHEST BIDDER on the separate
offerings.
TEgYs: A to the real estate ono fourth
cash: balance ono. two. and three vee-3. per
cent. interest, secured by deHi 81 trust. IN the
personal property. cash under 500. over that
amount ulnety-iay note, with Interest, salts
factCrily endorsed.
sale of personal pro erty conducted bv G.. ".
Mayo j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ap 90 Auc;ouecrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
VIRGINIA WEATHER AND CROPS.
Bulletin for the Week Ending Monday
| AnriI 26. ISD3-Frnit Damaged.
Especial telegram to tho DIS oatca.l

Especial telegram TO tho DIS oatca-l
CENTRAL OFFICE, LYNcHBUBG, VA, April CD
During tho past seven DAYS there has been
about tho normal amount OF sunshine. There
have been good rains In the Upper-James sec
ton, thence west OF tho Blue Riigo 20 the ex.
treme north, white in the southwest ana cast Oh
the Blue Ridge Mountains there has been gone
rally less than half inch OF rainfall. whilo teat
has been In tho nature OF local showers. and
moro and warm rains are much needed In the lat
ter sections 20 put tho ground In good condition
for planting corn.
DRYING THE GROUND.
High Winds during tho latter Cortlon OF last
week proved destructive Ia May sections and
had the iiect Of drying tie ground stu more IN
ali the sections. During the past seven days the
Temperature has averaged about three degrees
nights Several srosts occurred last week, which
we're slightly Injurious 20 the iruit crop In tho
western and northern sections, and on Monday
morning, tho 24th instant, there was general
and heavy frost. Slight damage was caused
thereby TO carly vegetables and probably also to
the fruit crop in the central AMI sonihern-cen-
tral sections; wbilo ives; OF tho Blue Ridge
Mountains tho fruit crop r. beloved 10 DO near
ly or entirely destroyed, as the temperature was
several degrees below the freeEing-point in
many places
IN GOOD CONDITION.
Tobaccc-plants are generally In good cOndi-
ton, though needing warm weather and rain.
Reports from Danville state that the tobacco-1y
is damaging tho plants In that section.
Complaining hqs been progressing very
slowly tue past week, as the farmers IN tho cen-
tra and eastern sections arewnitlng Tor RAIN
Gardening ia also DELAYED on account Of the dry
weather. Wheat and onts are generally IN good
CONDITION, though reports from Marion state tnat
~ was feared that the treoze OF Monday morning
had hurt tho wheat In tho central and eastern
sections grass IL beginning 70 suhcr for want OF
rain. The general conditions this morning are
rather favorable for rain between this morning
and Wednesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
DELINQUENT TAXES.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAxEs,l
RICHMOND, Va, April l. 1898 (
CITY TAXES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

to-day. 10 no, the least improved. and her de-
mise at any moment Ia not unexpected
PURE SPRING WATER.
The Town Council Of farmyillo met In special
session to-day and passed an ordinance grant
ing n fifteen year exclusive franchise 20 Messrr.
W. r. Dupay end J. &. Rawn, OF Roanoke, 10
erect water-works for tho furnishing OF our c'ti-
gena with pure spring water. Under this ordi-
nance work will have 10 be commenced within
the next twelve months and completed witn'n
two years from the date Of its passage
/ Miss Pearl Venablo left this morning LOT
visit 20 hor iriend Miss 0ttie Fleming oil hon-
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

structiye address on the work OF her society IN
Mexico and among the Indians. Mise Barnes
has visited Mexico several times and has spent
much time IN mission work among the Indians
OF the West. She ~ n very Intelligent and eensi-
bic lady and an attractive and iorciDle solher
Rev. Thomas Dixon, DR., told your correspon-
dent that he saw no Immediate chance OF get
ting house at Cape Charles unless be took his
gun ana droys somebody out. Mr.. Dixon "a
very romarkablc-looging man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
AMiIrs In Fnnnnier County.
Nh''7 q" ""l"''' N'""N''
fCorrospondenccof tho Ricnmond Disaat,

tCorrospondenceo tho Richmond Disaatch.l
WARRgsrON, Va, April 25.-At the primary
election held here on Saturday Mr.. 4. r. Bar
tension got tho Democratic nomination for
county clerkship by majority Of 200 over ms
opponent
The funeral Of Rev. Alexander Payne took
place from the Episcopal church here on Satur-
day evening. Rev q. vs.. Nelson, assisted by
Rev. DR.. Walker, OF the Theological seminary.
and Rev. Frank Ribhe, onlciatne. The pail
bearers were ms brothcrs-Mr lnman Payne, Of
Norfolk: Messrs. George md John PAYNE, of
Baltimore, and Mr.. Markham Payne, OF Warren
ton. sad procession followed tho remains 20
their last resting place in the WarrentOn Gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Mr.. Archer Nyomack Dead.

tCorrospond ence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
PAYFIIN CITY. VA. april 2j.-Mr. Archer Wo-
mack. of the wcll-knOwn Womack family OF
Prince Edward county, died hero yesterday
morning AZ o'clock
The weather IL unprecefente1iy dry Tor the
season Of the year. FOR weeks the roads have
boon dry and firm az macadamized turnpike,
and crops OF all Kinds arc suffering for want Of
rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

ICorrespon1cnco OF the Richmond DlsDatch.l
ONANCOCK. April 24.-Miss Anne Maria
Barnes. member OF the General Board of tho
WOman's Missionary Society Of the southern
Methodist Church. rs now IN Onancock visiting
the family Of her uncle. William j. Neville, ESQ.
Last night che delivered an interesting and III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated March 4,
1890. recorded in lIenricO County court In
Deod-R0ok 1870 A, page 1888, ana az request Of
beneficiary, default having been made IN pay
ment OF debt secured, will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. MAY g. 1893
AT ) O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed "a follows: All that certain tract If
land containing 10 12-IOO acros, with tho
buildings ana improvements thereon. lying and
being Ia llenricO county, on the BROOK Turnpike.
about six miles north Of Richmond, known as
! elbow Tavern, and bounded a. follows -tO-wlt:
On the west by the Brook turnpike on the north
by Carpena, on the east by DR.. Moore and King,
and on the south by Haynes-being part OF tho
land alOtte in the division OF the land Of James
Hills e.tate, ami 40 acres conveyed 10y deed
dated April Il, 1878. recorded in Henrico
County Court, Deadlock 06, page 40, and
@ 513j-l000O conveyed by deed Gated February
20, 1874, and recorded IN Ilenrco County Court
IN Deed Book %. page 473.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale. any taxes
due. and to pay note OF $1,000, with interest
from September /, 1892; aud tho balance on
terms to be announced NJ hour Of sale.
ap2l K B. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
LOOKING FOR THE PAY-CAR.
DastardIy Attempt to wreck c. &
pnssnnrer Irnin-Damngn Slight.

DastardIy Attempt to wreck Z. d u
Passenger TrRin-Damngo slight.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
MnLscR0, VA, April 25.-fhe cast-bound
passenger train, No. SO, duo hero at II o'clock,
ran into a rock two miles west Of here, tearing
some Of the sieps from some Of tho coaches ond
breaking nearly all OF the air and steam-pipes
on some OF the cars. Tho general opinion IA
that somo one placed the rock on the Track. eN-
pccting the pay-car 10 como to-day. Hnf tho
engine been running al a high rate OF speed the
whole train would hayo been wrecked. As u
was the train was right on time and running
very slow.
Mrs C.. n. Vicss, formerly Of RocShrifge coun-
o, died hero to-day at o'clock 81 Brghts dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
BUSINESS WANTS.

BUSINESS WANTS.
DURE LARD, &c. A POUND;
Il LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. 4c. a pound;
GRADUATED SUGAR, &c. bound:
SILNER-KlNG PATENT FAMILY FLOUR,
best sold, $3.50 a barrel or 3Oc sack;
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR
S4.25 barrel, or 2Sc. sack:
BLACKlNG BRUSHES. &C.:
8 pounds VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT for DC:
BEST CITY MEAL, 60.. a bushel:
CALIFORNIA HAMS, l3c. pound:
GOOD MINED TEA, 25c. q pound:
NEW RAlSlNS, &c. pound; NEW CURRANTS,
&c. a found; HOMEMADE PRESERVES,
SC. pound; JELLY, DC. pound: APPLE
BUTTER. &c n pound:
ROASTED LAGUAYRA COFFEE, zoe q pound
- cakes MAGIC SOAP tor 25c;
NORTH CAROLINA ROE HERkiNGs 10 dozen
Tor 2jc. OIL SARDINES, DC. a box:
WINE, zoe quart; OLD RYE WHISKEY, 81
gallon.
Price-list mailed on application. Phone $40.
;. ULLMAN'S son,
ap 5-ts lS20-lS22 east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
FIRsT-CLAss G0-HORSE POWER ENGINE
AND BOILER.

TIE FURNITURE
consists Of various. styles ~ BEDS and FOLD
ING LOUNGES. CHAIRS, TABLES. SAVES. 4
large quantity OF FURNITURE FRAMES AMI
part y-completed stock IPNOl~ EHINO
GOODS. I6-foot-s OF FlkST-C LASS POPLAR
LUMBER. DESK. IRON SAFE. ana Mist ELLA
NEOUS ARTICLES TOO numerous @ specify.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
J. Thompson brown & Co.
lll3 east Main street.
A UCTION SALE

BY request Of Mr.. n. Rosenberg, who has
located in New York, we Will sell on tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
Ihs RRoYLes MURDER TRIAL.
Close OF tho Testimony for tile Defence
RECRUITING Evidence.
rspoclel telegram TO the Disoatch.l

Ispociel telegram 10 the Disoatch.I
LuRAy. VA. April 25.-Tho defence COM
menced their testimony IN tho Broyles case to-
day. One or more physIcans we're examined
who did not fully agree with those who had
tcs,ioed before as 20 tho result and treatment oil
wounds or injuries 20 tho hrain.
evidence 20 contradict Reuben Jenkins an
eyewitness Of the shooting, was nleo introduced.
Ue stated that no did not zee Snyder STRIKE
rrovies. and the testimony offered today tend
ed 10 show that be had made different state
ment
one witness also testified that he saw pistoi
in Snydcrs hip-pOcket the day 81 the shooting
that ne was In Snyder's ONCE: that he had on
hts coat, and that two other gentlemen were la
the room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINI O \
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers leave Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRl-
DAY al % O'Clock p. II. Manifest
closed ore hour before .iIng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26
The PResBYrtRY OF ROANOKE.
TuI. Pleasant. ani Profitable Meeting
Recommending Kenorts KeceiNei.

fCorrD-rln icuce % fho Richmond DisJ3tch.l
......,..,.... y. ,...o-. .i-,, i,,..s,,t,,-y -
'1'' i.''' y Me- ~ ,.,...-..-'..
Roanoke met 90 >mihNir', 'hnr'oitc county,
IN o,. the iqt. a. Au-I This tody now con-
.t-.. a.. ,,g,r.r r,Intstors and forty-three
'.,. 80, No.. ,,.. .ar.. r.ursi,i,1- fneir
-. 'l, ,.le,... t- th,' rrfIistry Nt tnia
49,. ...',.' ,i,,.,er. Tcro ,,ces,n, md
..- ....- ,.r. ,,.,,ros.rt,5 t, r.ii.u,'
go
rrr. 4. 4. Little wa. chosen moderator nnd
E4Ius-flders Henry Igsicy alG ). Il. Hannah
temporary clerks.
Ets. a.. g.. llrr-mau. ID. d., professor i'm nion
Theological seminary, was received from the
rr-4hstcrg ot kas1 kc.
l4r". u'" Churches organized since tho last
stltci meeting. We're cuIoNei-yz., Iigrpcn-
trc0k, 300 lIr-ylvtul1; br'ISnoal, M tampDel,
ana NrAtrun, go Prince Edward.
she organ ZI'iO.s authorized 10y the last stated
meeting ~ iaiFc"-y oHd ir-ourf IN Henry
cc4ufy, aUi kcNs,ilI". thurlofic county, had
not heeu Effected. ana the commluecs appoint
eel log ih@ t1IIosr were continued 4 COMMIT
j.. '' ''ia i,,lhs 0i nov. pi'; ]. g Johnson ana
llih'- IRE" anu Kew W. W. CARSON VIA
kuhle-Elder y. h. Mort was appoiniei %
VISIT Llhcntift Courthouse ana u tho way
sh uld De- found % te clear Tor go dong, u Or
game chuith l.t't' ,...,
ILN 't"Hs .t-i' 4'.N' A. n Litii.' I'M "''u
pro'ecduue A,7 ".iA WIN ms uSusl eheiSy anu
o. leAcy Nhi-I tue erection ui tue rome
MISSION committee 81 l1e pfr7nYl"IF. anu D.
sizes ID" ofiahlA1ioh OF ht" chbrcheS' the COM
every a. ur- D az l"a-t chco month.
tac matter lciOIc the prcsuyteTy That olicitct
be greatest difference 81 opinion was th' pro
positilh on the Iart of tAe tt0Me-Nisslon COM
mltiec Ca withdraw from cooperation with the
General Assemblys 60 nmitee. The advocates
OF this measure succeeded IN convincing the
majority 81 the body that they could ~ this way
better carry On TIE work within their own bounds
without dl-colragiug the general home nilsson
WORK Of the Church.
CALLS pRrsFNTLp.
A call To- the pastoral services OF Rev ID. =.
hvs'Is' W S'u,u y ''"H',a .'spl tcIl' We PFC
htn'.u pH me .uul,hts vi OiI 1u' Ne" concord,
anu "a III 10, ~" r,I wee. 'i nov T.. VI; Nrls OF
a,1llls,oI 49, ',,! lio'i Nu'.1 20 III llcH,
lueso "el' ioiS'ieu IT'D an = i!out"eu HIeel'us oi
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-26


RICHMOND, Va, April l. 1898.
CITY TAXES.
BY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1t is re-
quired that notice shall be given Ia all the daily
newspapers under tho direction OF the Commit
tee on Finance, that tho LIST or DELIN-
QUENr TAXES on REAL ESTATE for the pro-
ceding year will be published III one or more Of
the daily papers, aud also the time and place
OF sale OF said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with tho above, notice Is hereby
given that said list will be published in the Times
on SUNDAY. tho 10TH day OF April and On
SUNDAY, the 30th day OF April. 1893. The
salo will take place in front Of the City Hall. on
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth streets,
bstween the hours OF IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock
Y. ~. on MONDAY, the LIST day OF May, 1898.
An parties who DO not want their property I'D
yertised must pay before The 10Th instant.
JOHN 4. HEANLEY.
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
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