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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-13
LADIEs' GOODS.
OUR PRICE LIST.

childrens Handmade worsted Caps all colors
Chiidrcn's Handmade Caps worstcd and silk
One lot caps 10 he sold for SOC, worth $3.50.
j rscy Caps, 23c this week.
Chilircn'5 Plush Ga s., lbs worth 80, 80,
Infants Split Zephyr sacqucs, handmade only
Infants, split Zephyr saclucs, worstcd and silk.
Hand ma lie worsted Lc4glngs, $50.
Haud-m de WOrsted Draw Lcggngs, for chill
d,Cn OSc.
900 pair, Childrens Gloves, l0c.
WOrsted Mitts, lSc.
Iiand.madt SOCKS for infants, lSc.
A full line Infants Dresses, short and long. ut
An Infants Cashmere Cloak for s1.9s, worth
20 dozen Opera Kid Gloves, Soc a-button,
worth 81 90.
Ladies' jei~eys worth Il. ~, now sl.15.
Childreu's Jerseys reduced to OSc.
Antique Tides, worth 5Or reduced 20 2Oc.
Ahtlqlc Lace, sold In stores for zoe, reduced TO
Handmade BALL Frlngcs, zoe yard.
Stamped EplNshers, new designs, 2lc.
stamped lidics, new designs, &C..
Felt in all colors, . yards wide, :1.25.
Satoen and Pushes, for ancy work ut reduced
prices.
Now designs in Stamping.
Solid silver 'Thimblps only So.
ChllirCn's solid Gold Rings, soc.
Rolled Gold Pins, new designs, soc
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR NATE
RAILS IN FANCY WORK.
MRS. MAX WEYL, Agent
z12 SEVENTH STREET.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-13

EMP. HARRIS, grocer, 1918 NJ street north
west, says IA truly superior soap Is Lips Pre-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-13
CITY ITEMS.

$. r. WATERS grocer 1912 seventh street
northwest says customers who have tried
Lips Premium Soap will have no other"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-13

BOYS KILT Suits, n complete assortment
Eiseman Bros, corner seventh and L streets.
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SPECIAL PRICES
Thursday Friday Saturday
HJov. 49, QNov. 14) CNov. 15)
NOV. 49,
(NOV. 14.)

The election squabble is detrimental to business that
have TODD something extraordinary in order keep its
usual standard We hope the following special prices (Which
positively for this week ony) will induce many purchase who
otherwise would not
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Commencing Thursday, November Is.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES.

Original Value. So.
Lady's Newmarket, Atwood cloth
double breast Cd, two box plaits, at 20.
Original value, $40.
Iady's Newmarket, black diagonal
cloth, AstrachRn collar and cutls,
plated back, ut 81 90.
Original value, SiI.50.
Lady's Newmarket, Berlin twill
cloth. double breasted, double box
plait, el CANT and perfect it, at 20
We would suggest TO ladies buying
the above 10 trim the same with fur,
and dare say IL will outshine any gar
ment oil red ut $50,
Original Value, SIS.
Ladys Newmarket, OF fine Berlin
twill cloth, In zeal brown, pigeon, and
London smoke, Astrachan collar and
cuffs, elegantly braided down the
back, box plalts. at $3.50.
Original Value, $50.
Lady's New market, black Berlin
twill cloth, two hoS plaits and three
inverted plaits of Astrnchan inch
wide Astrachan around bottom, collar
and cuffs to match, at $l4.T6.
This Newmarket cannot be dupli-
Gated under ego.
A large variety ofNewmarkets made
Of solIel and diagonal Goth, trimmed
with Hercules braid, tailor made, at
greatly reduced prizes.
| Original Value, $40.
Imported Ladies' Walking Coats, jer-
sey 1T, fine Berlin twill cloth, heav-
lily braided all around, at $3.50.
Original Value, SIS.
Black DIAGONAL Russian Circulars,
deep fur collar, fur trimming down
front, adjustlbl sleeves, at 1925.
Finer grades at sI25O, sl4. sl5,
$3.50, and $50.
Ladies' Visites,
of Berlin twill cloth, handsomely
trimmed with plush, at sl5.
Original Value, S22.
Made of fine sicilIenne silk, trimmed
with 3.inch Wide fur, perfect 1T, latest
design, atsl
Original Value. sa5.
or figured Ottoman silk, fur trim
ming all around at $50.
Original value, S3e.
Lady's Visite, of fine brocade velvet
and chenille fringe, at ego. This New
market is offered elsewhere at $50.
Higher grades, IN plush and fame,
silks, at $50, $40, and 900
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-13

Boys JERSEY SUITS, becoming and service.
able-wc have them In II variety of shades.
Eiselnan Bros. COrnNr SeYenth and y.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY.

VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE CO.
ors,os-iooe MAIN sTsrFr, RICHMOND.
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weather 81 Monday and Tucsday 10 Kill
t'seir pork. This article IL quite chcar. IN
this community. an told II can be bought
for t4.Jo 10 g. per hundred. Our.
AsfELiA.
Grmeeis,ie irtasnssrsssss = ni,nsiaasiss
and speeches.

uFmefssttf iHtuensf alton - fifeuss aattsa
and speeches.
e orscaegdcpce OF the Rtchmead Dispstca.l
AxEIis COURTHOUSE.
November %, 1894.
The people OF this good old county had
esh time last night. At an eariy hour
the crowd commenced assembling. At 7
O'Clock the procession moved OF. and the
whole yilrgc was ablaze with rcd lights
and hundreds Of torches CLEANED M The
darkn The courthouse and the public
square were beautifully lighted with Chinese
lanterns. The air rang with glad shouts.
aud the old cannon doomed In rlDid salute.
An ilnmcnse crowd assembled in the court
house, sud many ladies graced the occa-
sion with their smiles. MIR. Robert g..
Souihall. the county superintendent, pre-
sided and opeucd the meeting in few re-
marks. and then introduced Mr.. Meade
ilsSkins. OF your city.
MIR Iiaskins Is great favorite with our
PEOPLE, and his reception was most cordial.
lie spoke with great eloquence, feryor. and
power. The conclusion az his speech was
exceedingly beautiful and striking. He
concluded amid prolonged applause.
Judge Farrsr, who happened 10 he pres.
cni. WAS called on. but hc declined to make
a speech, as he took no part m politics. He
wished all. be said. happy evening, trust
ing that the victory would inure TO the
good Of our common country. and that
every right guaranteed To the humblest
citizen would be held sacred and inyiolatc
III. Boissesu was next called upon. The
Doctor responded in a splendid speech.
which was received with the wafmest de.
m0nHra.i0us OF approval.
The crowd would hear from Mr.. Robert
G.. southsll, who made A most happy re-
Spouse. AZ county superintendent he did
faithful work. Is the results Of the election
well demonstrated.
After this the meeting adjourned. There
was nothing to mar the pleasure OF the oc-
casiou. There was no bitterness or vitu.
reTst;on. The addresses were all generous
ard ConCill3toIy. TRAVELLER.
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70 nsks them collins md bury them. On
browu's creek. whtrh rises Ia Hsrlaa
hna smpues into the Cumberland river
III btii county, the disease a raging
wth' irisbuui fstality, and there t. no
means OF keeping record OF the dead.
Ahssons the banks OF the sfrcam the pc0-
pie are SICK, aud physicians and medicines,
outside oil herbs snd roots wIth whose curs-
TIE properties the natives arc AGGRAVATED.
are utsuown and u. obtaiuable. The epI.
dtmic h rapidly spreading in Harlan
county. In q district covering the SOUTH
eru portion Of Letcher and Perry, the
whole Of Leslie, aud the northwest portion
q Bel couuties the plague has obtained
looihold, hut reports Is &, it, yio-
Ience are very conflicting. Mr.. Lester
thinks that tie deaths run up into
hundreds. while the number OF those ut
tackled cannot he estimated. The disease
does not prIYail al Mt. Pleasant. ar. Les
Ter further says that no one seemed to
know the exact nature Of the pestIlence.
Most 81 the people call 1t "fux," and it
Is probable very aggravated form OF that
distase. ~ bgibs with gripping pains In
The stomach, followed by facilitating diir-
rhnn and swelling OF the throat. and II
not fatal III three or four days the pa
iicnt, n rule, RECEIVERS. All reports
nefee - 10 tie cause OF the endemic,
u hcing attributed TO the Use OF impure
water by the natives. The season has
Teen unusually dry. the streams, as a rule.
consisting only Of narrow threads OF
muiSy, foul.smellIng aud fouI.tastiug
water. The corn crop m all counties
FAMED above II good. and starvation and
want only exist Because the people can
spare no Time from the SICK to gather it.
No mills are running on the smaller
streams. Ny informant had no news, ex.
cept in.a. general way. OF the prevalence Of
the plague in Virginia or IVES. Virginia"
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GOOD TENPLARS.
second Day of the Grand Lodge Il sporis-
Iiecuon of Officers.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
HARRISONBURG. Va, November 20. 1851
The Grand Lodge resumed work this
morning. when the delegation was consid-
eTably ;ntrcased by new arrivals.
A resolution OF endorsement and sym.
pathy with the efforts OF the WOman's
Christian Temperance Union IN this work
was unanimously adopted.
AIesOlutiOn looking 90 change OF rep
rcscntation in the Grand Lodge was
adopted.
A telegram OF greeting from WaverIy
Lodge was received.
A letter was read from the Chief Superin-
ttndent Of the Juvenile Templars, COM
mending the work OF this branch Of the
order 10 the sympathy of the Grand Lodge.
Committees on the state OF the Order.
Temperance Legislation, Finance, tONsti-
tuition and Bylaws. Literature. Juvenile
Work, Lecture system. and County Lodges
were appointed and work mapped out for
them 20 report on.
The report OF the state Lecturer, q. {.
RuCker. was read and appropriately re-
tened. Reports made by individual
representatives throughout the State OF
the condition Of the order were OF a
most satisfactory character.
I he report OF the Committee on Finance
was submitted. and. after considerable dis.
cus>i0n and amendment. was adopted.
The question OF per capita was raised at
length, and II was decided to fin the tax
at twelve cents.
Captain ". {. Dutton, oi Portsmouth,, was
e,ctlcd Grand Worthy Chief Templar; ".
T. Keeling, OF Halifax county, was elected
Grand Worthy Counsellor; Miss +. \. Mot
ley. Of Caroline county. was elected Grand
" Worthy Nice-Templar; G.. W. HawXhurst,
OF Richmond. was elected Gor the thir-
teenih year Grand Worthy Secretary; Mrs.
G.. W. HawXhurst, Of Richmond. was
elected Grand Worthy Treasurer: Y. y.
CHARTERS, Of Fredericksburg, was elected
General superintendent OF Juvenile Tenn
plars.
The Grand Lodge adjourned to Thurs
igr Fnoraiup
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The :. Red Sunsets ofIssi.

The red sunsets which were 81 con-
spicou> a year ago have excited this 1u-
tumu great attention in both hemisphere.
The various Theories prop0unded 10 a.
count for the phenomenon. especially that
which attributId the >ky-glow. 10 vast
clouds oi volcanic du-t discharged At the
eruption Of kTakgtOa ia August, 1883, seem
to have lost ground. aud some new ny
pOthrSi> T. Zee dcd - clear NJ the mystery.
The English astronomer Air. Biackhou>r
report. i'm Stature Nj obs, rSitiOns ~ a red
corona round the >un. which. he .ayS. IL
It'll plainly visible in Englrnd." 4" II ha>
been hnbtua. be- adds. "iOr me ID scan
The LeighEOrho0d II TIE sun for .ialos du-
ring twenty-five YEAR. and ! never OBJ
served il previous g. the date mentioned
November, lc>j.
The reddish hllo - which Mr.. Packltou.c
has called attention ha' been tbi, fall no.
tiyrd ~ several Observer. An English
scientist. Mr.. L.. DOugia> Archibald. Visit
Iuv tue summit of Mount Washington on
September 9Th. 40 sunrise, noted" in adj
d ton la the usual sunrise effects, 4 iarge
circle 81 rosy purple haze situated above
IL above The horizon. and apparently
having no connection with the yellow aud
red horizontal bands beneath t." Though
thi. observer had witness d the sun rising
from various altitude, up 10 twelve thou-
,and feet be had never seen ANYTHING
30 curious a. the sunrise ON Mount Wash
lngtOn. Ills suggestion j. that the rosy
solar halo has Of late become 80 con-picu-
Gus because. while the sunrise AMI sunset
clOvs have exhibited = marked decline in
duration and brillsncy since 1853. the Lal0
ia, undergone no similar diminu,lon Of
intensity. and thu, attracts more attention
relatively than il did at iirst. This eNpla-
nation OF The recent glows appears 10 d.
satisfactory A. Tar A. Il goes; hut astrono-
merSk viii have 10 eNplIin why, IL the
ph0n0menon j. due 10 terrestrial dust hcat-
Ing in the upper atmosphere. II has been
50 rarely recorded in the history OF their
N.sfafsp
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CHARLOTTES VILE.
the AIbsmarie PIeug hing Maich-rhr waic-

the AIbsmarie PIsug hing Maich-Thr waicr
Election.
tCcyrespoadence OF the Richmond Dipa,oll
NOVEMBER 70, 1884.
The Aibemarle ploughing-mateh came
on at 1.-THE Farm the residence OF Cap
tain I. l.. Parrish, Yesterday. There was
q fair representation Of col testing teams on
the ground. which consisted oftwo-horse-,
three-horSc-, and oX-teams. The land wa,
barely IR order, but some good WORK was
done. 4 large number OF implements
were exbibaed- some from distance.
The prizes consisted OF agricultural lmple-
ments, silver cups. periodicals, etc. These
annual meetings are the nearest approach
10 agricultural fairs that we have, ana are
very beipful 10 the farmers. Wben me
work was through the society adjolirnes
TO Ambroselli's. where an elegant COLLATION.
Was spread ana heartily enjoyed.
The eleetioB held yesterday In the town
10 determine whether we should have water
shows that our citizens are largely In favor
al water. THIS beisg so. the Council will
nj once take the necessary steps 10 accom-
plish the design Of the people In tina re-
gard. The plan mos, faversbiy spoken OF
Is one presented By Engineer Bowditch.
which eon.enplaiss conducting the water
FROM poinf four miles E~sy In the Ragged
mosntAn.. where reservoir containing
isa.00O, go gnllens si wategis 70 be erected.
Frem this ps.nt tue water win How 10 a
peint 100 feet above the bighe<t part 81 the
Town. The quesfion OF conjunction With
the University works u one yet 70 b. cons
idered.
May persons took advantage Of the cold
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Failures.

lBy telegraph 90 the DispItch.l
NEW YORK. November 26.-Among the
failures reported Ivy telegraph to-day the
following are the most important George
X. Calhoun a Co., iewelry. Nashville,
Tenn. Observation-Disclosures $4,000: :.
Gold,tone. dry-goods and clothing, Tho
NASHVILLE. Ga, failed; J. Bashink. general
store. Cochran, Ga, assigned; Charles
Johnson, agent, general store. Mechanics
VILE. Ga, suspended.
BALTIMORE. November 26.-Wiliam Gil.
more OF the Baltimore Riyet- and Spike
Works. made an assignment to-day tc
Charles u. Fisher for the benefit OF hi,
CREDITOR. The bond OF trustee i $4,000.
LONDON. November 2G.-Scarborougl
Brothers, worsted Spinners at Halifax have
failed for el30.0O0. The failure was caused
los depression Of trade.
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DECIDEDLY ROMANTIC.
\ Modern camille inf Real Lite in Wash
a.hiugtou Post


six year, ago. while the Theatre Comique
Wa under the management OF jake Budd
and John Rogers, company 0f ballet
dancer. was engaged, one of whom was
Known A. frankie Christy. She was short,
stout. and eoCd-lOOkiug. and was an cX-
cellent dancer. She took the part Of
" Fraity" in The Can-Can. and her grace
fal manner and bewitching eyes ciptivatcd
the heart OF Presley I. jenkins. Young
cadet. and The son OF m admiral. He ire
qUentcd the tomique. and. with few
boon companions, drank wine and qulzled
The eIrls in one of the private boxes. Every
night hi- inialuatiOn for the woman III
creased.
sac, on Der ,ide, Wa, willing enough -
receive hi, attentions. lie was OF good
family. and appeared 10 have money enough
and 10 spare. AZ tir,i .hc inUardly rAth n
lc,p>el hi- aiirction aud fIWuiGg attach
mcnt. and felt bored by hi, constant At
tendance uIou her. Eventually. however,
she conceived a liking Tor him. The intI-
macy between The two increased, and he
used 70 wait every night - see her 10 her
home. one night hc made declaration OF
lii love. Notwithstanding the difference
IN their station, and the ilct iha, Frankie
wa forty. a, Wen q, i1ir and Fat. while
jenkins was only in hi twentieth year. she
accepted him. aud they were married 10y
Dr. Addison. an Eri-cop9liln minister.
7 tc sensation in society circles Wlicd
followed TIN. announcement wa Ike tn
explosion oi . bomb The Young mans
family were astouudcd and .hochcd. They
wcIe in high station II NE. ana the fact
that the scion should have formed -ucn IN
attachment was too much Tor their >cn-l.
tive nerves. The admiral heid several IN
ter, lew, with The actress. but without H.
feet.
one day. however. he went 10 her room,
ard laid the msiter before her. IL TOD her
lblt hi> sons connection with her would
ruin not only hi owl prospects in life. bu.
those u I'll. family. and inplored her Cor
the sake OF the loTe she profe~>ed ior him
f. renounce him. lie ha. a sister" said
the Old officer, .'who,c engagement will be
broken Cff il Won do not do q, | wish"
Tht reply she made recalls that OF Camille
under similar circumstances.
sir" Said she. " can see that | can
never be received into your family. had
intended to rcnource the stage and my
present life, and try to live differently. but
II seem, no matter what ! may do ! can
never cain your esteem. ! see this young
man has made mistake ana Twill not COM
pei him 10 suffer for il. will leave the
city and 20 back 10 the stage: but N0u must
never lei yoar son see me again
That same night shc went Wet. where
She hss since lived. Tuesday the tie which
bound the two was legally separated. di-
yorce being granted on the ground Of de-
sertlon. when last heard from she wa
dancing in q variety theatre at Butte Civ.
Montana.
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willis Closing and Wages Being Re
sfurel.
IBY telegraph % he DIip,lca.l

10y itifEF1Nn W Tue Pifpf'''i
RosToN. November sG.-E. W. CHAPLIN
4 Sons woolen mills, At Marlborough.
have closed for an Indefinite period. About
$50 operatives are thrown out OF employ
ment.
pI1rSBrRCH. "a, November 20 The
blacksmith, at Oliver Brothers. Tenth
street mill have been notified OF 90 per
cent. reduction in their wages, to take
eject December lat. A meeting will be
held by the men to consider what course
10 pursue.
LANCASTER. Pa, November &c. The
puddlers OF the Susquehsnna Rolling-Milis
It Columbia have been notified OF a reduc-
ton in wages of 90 per cent. per ton. 10
take tdtct December i,t. A reduction
equivalent TO , per cent. In, also been
made IN the wages Of laborcrs. The men
vii, accept the reduction.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., November %. The
proposed reduction OF wages in the Ba.lOu
mis-. at Woon socket. take, place Decem-
Der 1T. and will be : per cent. less than the
operatives now receive. The Eagle Mill,
al WOOrsocket. This morning nOsted notice
Of reduction OF wages, 10 take effect De-
crmbCr Stb
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LTNCHBFRG.
The Recent suicide-Ihe Shakespeare club
Recognized ,iemorial-Church sunday
school.

The Recent suicide j he Shakespeare tluD
Keorgsnired- Nemorial-Church sunday
school.
Correspondence Ci The Richmond Dt'plichl
NOVEMBER 2G. 1854.
Henry Nciland, the German barber who
committed suicide last night 10y cutting his
throat. will be buried this afternoon. IL l.
related that several hours before the tragedy
was enacted Weiilnd exhibited the razor
10 a kin>man and announced his purpose
TO cut his throat, but the latter pad no >e.
riOus attention 10 the threat. Weiland was
prominent member Of the order OF Red
Men. and had attended several OF the IA
tiOnal conventions Of that order. He leave.
large family.
The Shakespeare Club was re0reaniZed
last night At the residence Of Mrs. {. J. VI.
Jordan by The election OF the following
officers President. Frank Roane; Vice
President. Frank Z. Christian Secretary
Mis- Carrie CTaighll; Treasurer. Frank
RCsne Executive Committee Alexander
Mcdonald. John II. Christian. and Miss
Maria Walker; Library COMMITTEE, a. Il.
Long. Miss Siliic Manson, and Miss Theresa
Jordan. The club Will read Julius
Caesar" first, aud the cast was assigned
last night.
iNtuhS~lN tUE-uaN VIII u Etntl3llf hf-
served here. An business VIII be Su>-
pended, the private and public school,
closed. and the churches thrown open for
worship. Even the newspapers viii -lss-
pend publication.
I ne sunday school OF the new Memorial
church has been organized, A. follows /:
Superintendent, 4. b. Manhood; Assistant
superintendent. {. V. Wiuiree: Secretary
and Treasurer, Il. |. owen; Assistant
Secretary aud Treasurer. II. Mel. Victor ;
Librarian. John Is. Winfrec.
a letter received at the Ae,cs ollie to-
day from a reliable gentleman at Tazcwell
Courthouse ndlculeS the numerous cN-
aggerstions concerning tina. "mysterious
southwestern plague"
protracted service l. in progress ~
the second Presbyterian church. the pas
tor. Rev. James VI. Rawlings. being j.
sisted by Rev. MIR. Donald, OF North Caro-
lima. BEAUMONT.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
rnx MEN. YORK sTocx xAs3sT.

Erw YoRx. November s6.--The upward
movement iu prices ut the stock Exchange
made further progress Ia. isy. and toe mar
LET WAs more active thaa Tor some time
ua,t. Al the opening there vac al sd-
vance OF iai. Jersey Central leading.
(rapQers, vaDderhllts. aud isckawsuBs
weresIso prominent in The rise. Nrat X
A. Al. rooin-tradeIs attacked Onion Paci-
DC. the stock being forced down 20 lgi and
this checked the upward movement. prices
falling OF. Toward L. M. the shorts In
Oregon Transeontinen,ai and Northern
Paeisic preferred began to cover. aud this
brouph, about q strong buving movement
In tie remainder OF the list. North~eet
psrticulirly was in brisk demand. one bro
ker taxing 10000 shares, said To Nc iof the
account OF leading bear Operator. IL was
repoitcd from Chicago that basis settle
mcui OF the railroad war had beeu reached.
aud this stimulated buying. The Improve
ment ranged from I 20 81. Northwest an'
yanced "a, Central Pacific 1. ~. Pau. "a.
Lackawapna Il. Illinois Central ", Lake
shore u. New York Cea,rsl II, Northern
PaCiic preferred III. Oregon TTansconu-
neutai Il. Union Pacific II, ADD western
Union H. The market closed strong At or
near the highest point OF the day. CONF
pared with last nights closing, prices are
las! higher except for Vniou Pacific and
Kansas ara Texas. which IL traction
lower.
AEON. stocks lower. Money. lag per
cent. ExcbaRgc-Lon iSiaisi4; short,
45i;aiSJ. Government, dull. states hrm.
kTcHipq. 4s0i. Money, ssls
per cent. Su5-Tresstrv balances Gold.
sl95.3i5; currency. Sa,;si. Government,
strong; per cents. 1874; per cent. loi /
BID. State toudS steady.
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large Sale of Real Estate I'm Danviiic
and Vicinity.
Especial telegram to the Dispa;ch.l

lANvILLe, Va, November %, 1884.
The real estate of T. {. Williams X co .
sold to-day for division between the
partners, T. &. Williams and the late James
Thomas. brought Sj1, iG6 20. The lot with
the new factory and complete outfit and a
front OF 100 feet was bought by Mr.. VIII
l,ams for Sc. 100. The lot CONTAINING The
old brick factory and other buildings aud
Lay ng front Of l1j feet. was Bought by
the same for S9.02j. The lot containing
the old frame factory, fronting 115 feet,
wa, bought 10y J. L. George ior 5000.
The lot containing the frame leaf tobacco
house ana outfit and measuring 81 by 49,
feet, was bought by John G.. Penn for
$500. The lot At The corner OF Mon and
Patton streets. frontin: lOG feet by liG.
was sold III FIVE sections aud brought the
amoUut ~ Sla.j09.20. In oil there were
,old fifteen lOts. The land in the country,
consisting Of two farms. both numbering
a. acres, brought 50, .03.35. The personal
property. consisting OF mules. wagons. and
farm implements, brought S399.lj.