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ar. woodrow ou,ity Of He-esy.

10y NOtI-A . - ~ tAN 4'AAt'-.'f-
NtCrN, Ga. November a. The Georgia
Presbyterian synod, al SPARTA, "a GiInl- Ai
.a-i night sustained the decision oi tht
Prtshytcry finding pr. " o0druw -u,ly oi
Hoiesv in b. evolution belief ana trusts.
~. Woodrow today gave notice ol hpp'A
90 thD next General Assembly O. sn>i tht
-ynoG'- decision. Dr.. Strickcr and Adams
ud Colonel BiIlups vii Represent toe
aeorgia synod al the General Assembly It's
g. pnndcnts 70 Dr. WO0droH's compliant.
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Benedict Arn0id's vindieAgIos

Ec,Dprr. y. y. November lS.-Tu
original iett"r written ~ Benedict Arnold
90 the American people 10 yindicatiou o.
hls character after the attempted belrava' %.
tis country into thf hands o. ,be Er.ti-t j.
now II possession ~ the kingston ir.--
man. Il was found N 10 old ION this af.
terDoou 10 Kingston by &. J. Garter. To,
letter i. written in q free flowing hand.
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Submitted IN, Pan.

by Anglo'Amerinan ca bic TO the Dispatch. }
ROME, ITALY. November l3.-In connec-
ton with The late meeting OF American
bishops m Rome and the Planary Council
N Baltimore, the Propaganda ha. completed
and submitted 10 the Pope Il code Of rules
defining The relations between the bishops
and the Pope, and In regard TO the di,ci-
pine OF the Catholic clergy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
CUfIirs Looking for NorA.
nv taiszrgpn to the Dtsnatrn

ALWQrQrE. y. NJ. November la.-Au
Investigation las proven that there D, ~
truth In The run,or that Cutting was collect
inc recruits f0T n Invasion Of Mexico.
The foreman ~ The Democrat hn. > letter
from Cuttiug. IN which the writer apple.
for . position - compassion, giving DE- o
reason ms desire 70 get away from II Pa-o.
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Nisni Sessiop

The announcement that D.. John A..
ErOadu, would SPEAK Tonight before tht
Virgins Baptist Historical society packed
the house long before thc appointed hour.
After devotional exercises. durinc which
Hcv. Alfred Bacbv and Rev. In. Il. j.
WveI led in PRAYER, d.. g. II. EylGud. seq
Rotary Of the ~nciety, read the annual Pc
port of the society. which showed that die
ring the pasi wear there had been y-~v ya'u-
ablc addition. 20 the archiye- gi ihcNprlett,
vtch are preserved IN The library % Rich
mono College
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
WIND AND snow
Heavy SforH tR Nsribern Neu lors
and EIseWkere.
by telegraph 10 the Dispstcn.1


O-xFOu. y. y. November IA biz
zsrd struck OswcCo az $3.50 @ cioct las,
uirlt. and II J., still blowing and showing
hard. Trains are DELAYED and th. street.
raIr0ad j. blocked for the first time since
il. operation. A feet oi ten light vessels
.efi here for tauada about durb last night
and crave fears are ielt for their safety.
Z T. 10 fLi> time hui Onc-ihc ~nOVhlrq-
had been heard from, and she was ashore
~ Cbgrlu The crew arr sale. The WIND
blew forty miles an hour on the lake and
the snow is binding. II i, feared the dam
arf 10 shipping j, great.
VESSELS AcEovND Ag BvTFLo.
EJrTAIo. \. y. November I&.->noW 30
The depth cl eight and a hall inches fell
here lQu night. The highest velocity OF
ihe wind wa. tVcrtv-six miles pci hour.
no disasters Gre reported "a, this end oi tho
lake. but the water L. the lowest known ~
several wears and number OF vessels are
aground IN TIE harhor. Railroad traffic
W.. somewhat impcdeG his morning ~
III, snowfall.
TWO EECEs AND CETws Lost.
D.wreo. n. y. November lG.-Tbe tuc
Proctor left here Tor Charlotte las; night
helo1tfts storm with the barCes Bolivia and
srov-,tor1u and her barcr' broke away.
The tuc. luGly iccd up, 1inGlIy cot INTO
Charlett.. but nothing has been heard from
the haraes. There wore TX men ou each
harae. They are probably lost several
wrecks a., reported along the south shore.
D. isstiu showing and blowing hard al -.io
q u. Nothing further ha, been beard from
ihc feet thai ieii here last night
FEuCH7-ESCINEs WRECKED.
NONg1TIrEE Vt, November l3.-Thr"c
iIeicht-cucipe, Oh the Central Vermont
road were wrecked in binding SNOW
storm thi, morning north Of Monipehef.
The, we're but short distance apart when
lie second engine rau into the first, and
both wer. dumped. The third engine ran
into Do, other two, and was also ditch-d.
The accident caused DELAY 81 three hours.
Dut brakeman Was slightly hurt.
EIGHT INCHES 0N -HE AIECHAN.ca.
UMEIsu,rTEG VA. November lo.-ia-
u,.- coming iu from West virginia today
report e..nl niche, Of snow ou Pcndlctou
m6uutgiu. 10 the Aheghauies, and siiii iai'-
.ur The mercury stand, ~ 3o- about
here. and u has been showing 10 igrries an
u4E.
tn TAIL 40 On HEE POINTS.
" tItEtuNN. y J 90 NtfFihiHt -"--
There Wa heavy snowfall last night, and
ne suoa j. Bill. falling. II is now over .
iooi and O. uaE deep. Train. were more
thuu 40 boar lst, Oh al the roads leading
Co thf city.
ArECEN. November l2-ThgIe /, over q
foot Of snow Oh Toe ground here and i l.
sfil snowlug.
GENTvA. \. y. November l@.-Tbt
heaviest .noW-siOrm ever experienced thi.
early in The season u now prevailing here
The snow L. twenty inches deep Oh level.
and ID drifts from three 90 six ieei deep.
Irsius on ~ the roads ctutreing here are
1870 hour haze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

The pcifrtuu of Drink.
& L. s-..-.-.-...R g. &c. Fttas.as,f

EHEICH. y. C.. November lS.-pr. ].
{. Powell, q physician Of high social aud
professions Standing. shot and killed Wit
Ian sharp. young white man, son oil
state Repre- seniativc-eleci John J. sharp
~ Mash county. In ballroom, tn Rocky
Mount, last evening. The shooting was
oons IN the deiirium 81 drink. Or. Powell
was given into The hands OF deputy TO
be- committed 90 the 1arbor0 jail. When
hpN wsy hetvecE Rocky Mount and Tar
b0ro'. a. ii 7. Nj. five Of fowelIs friends
u * and took nis prisoner from the deputy.
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Indiana Politics.

iNpIANAPoIIs, IND. November l3.-The
zen DAYS allowed Ivy law for the filing Of
uO,icfs Of contest AFTER nm election expired
Yesterday, and The privilege has been exer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

WELL kAIE - GOOD FITTING CAB
MENTs-BkTTEK TEAM ANY or TIE
sIsORus TRASH SUITS TO oRDEE
PROM THE OWEsT-IyT9 The
EEALMs or TIE HIGHEST CJsT-WE
imp TOIHE So as ESQ, $50 ANDIs5
sCITs-HEEE = WHERE OUR FJRTE
LIEs-WE HAVE sIXTY-FIVE STYLES
OF MEMS AND YOUTHS SUITS AT
THLsE PRICEs-THEY ARE MADE BY
EXPERT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
ARTIsTs-WHILE TIE FABRICs ARE
TIE WORK OF TIE RENOWNED
MAKERs-IN FOREIGN LANDS. sim
NOM "ERCKENs," CLAY"
~oMYTuE." NESS "Bg.GG AND
N THIS C0CSTRY AND MIND YpU-
WE SAY IT BOLDLY-CAN PROVE IT.
THAT EXCEPT ~ GOODS USED insults
THAT COST $50 AND OYEg-OCR Ma.
TIVE MANU- ACTU KRIS MAKE THE
BEST GOODS N TEE wOBLp. FIRsT
AMONG THESE ARK TBK GLOBES q"
wEARE OSK or TEE VERY FEW WHO
Buy TEEN FOR TIE READy-MADE
CLOTHING. TREE. AXE TIE HACKA-
4UMs.~ ROCKS" "EDDYs" "HAE-
RIs. ~sAwYEEs PHILLIPS. THEY
ARE ALL EERE HTCArsE THEY ARE
GOOD: WI KSON II: HESCE We
STATE IT. And W. DO sAY-Ir'- TEN
UOLLAEs sCRE-PROBABLH FTP
TFEN-SUT TIN sCRE-IN YOCR PJCK-
IT TO Buy TBEsE sCITs-IN PRE-
FERENCE TO HAVING A SUIT MADE
TO oYpER BY = ONEHORsE TAILOR
CARPKNTER or PREACEER-wHo
DRAWS ATAPE-IINE OVEN YOU AND
CHARGES YOU MORE THAN THESE
CLOTHES COsT-wHiLE FoR STYLE
F1T-AND FINIsH-THEY DON'T COM
pARE WITH OURS REApY.MADE.
A. sAKs 4 90.
WE CAS FIT YoU-WHN BECAUSE
WE RAVE oNE HUNDRED AND SIX
qERY SIZES IN TRousERs-THE EN-
TIRE RANGE OF ANAFoMY-sEyESTY
sIZEs IN COATS AND yEsTs-rHE EN-
TIRE RANGE or THE HUMAN FORM
WHILE IN "7s" WE HAD TWENTY
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ID certain town. there are graded schools
b" orb, one racc-fhc whit Tho ~u-
m luur' m 80 spring term decided
s.a' such schools, Co bt constitutional, must
o. Dor ratL races. Bdl. viii be- introduced
Ii Poo Del-ra. Assembly iJr ttl establish
nrm m graded schools Tor each race ~
4'o-lsm-ou, 81 the place. IN question
"it iTfAal. f0r siinlar action al other
iVrs
7nE E4FgIsq sTATF CONVENTION
f'-"u.he. 81 " luhngton Dcxt "Wednesday
'it IN instant, and The attendance thcrcat
i4"inisfs 10 be- greater thar III any previous
t'I'en;,en. The place - meeting Il the
'fsi iaptisi caufct. The people O! Wil-
Iaiu-ion. always a. genial and truly bosI'i-
.a'at' base MADE ample arrangements Tor
'H reception OF visitors. Most Of The lead
,lF tierFYIueU o. THE denomination In tins
1'@' MI 70 present, and number from
e'hei southern states. The reports
Vl education, on missionary WORK,
'n' s.ate 81 the Church. &c, viii Oh be
submitted, snG viii show remarkable
90 Ihet IN the pas. veal. Nake-f Orea
L"i'egt, WIN attendance larger and ils en-
0e"ihtiIl more ampi. than ever before. IA
~ esafsf tie pride o. toe Bsptislk IL the
o'e' ihs wplk OF ihe Publicltion So
-" n Tie state ills been more thorough.
.hs VIA WIDER extension than ever be-
80 The tonyeptisa viii probably Nd.
'VNiH DfAi sunday evening. lies. ID. q.
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To Resume Worr
" telegrNph Dol the msnafnh

BosTOS, November 1s.-Ninoty- per
cent. OF tie operatives al the Groye!and
Mills having signed paper prepared by
The manasers, the mills viii be opened
Monday morning and work resumed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

T. Bailey viii cnil the Convention to order
~ president. The present secretaries nre
y. 4. Brougbton. Of Raleigh, and Rev. u.
W. Green, oi NorHvIan Falls.
EECOIlsc1T0S Or WENTWORTH.
Yesterday Governor Scales. In his sna
cinus and handsome Office. was looking a
msp Of the State. Placing iinger on The
Niflo town Of Wentworth, ROCKINGHAM
county. ht smiled and remark q =" ] was
hoIn there. In tina, little hamlet oi hardly
more than 100 pcopl, there lived. between
the wears 1851 aud 1859. besides myself.
Thomas settle. John II. billiard, aud Thomas
Ruffn." Lsch Of the laitcf later became an
assoclsto justice Of the supreme Court.
while A. M. Scales. after twelve vesrs Of
iuithtul service In Congress. came 10 be
Governor az the state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

Msfkei quiet
HECIITTS.
A. Roanoke warehouse. 81 halos.
BALkS.
DaleE good middling On private terms.
oUCrATIoss
ffyg1 E-DDLIN6.- pc.
s-CnI.ISe -Shc.
-oT MIDDLING. --gizc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

SATURDAY, Novemb her Is, lses.
sALEs-FrRsT B0ARn-l 600 Petersburg
Cpss OF lO6. 90 shares Virginia state lp-
surnnce Company 81 2eA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

BAITInoRG Nd. November Is.-virginis
c. consolidated. eX-coupOn. h5 pAsi due
coupons &C. new SIS 6s lO-4os, e. -cou-
non AZ. bid to-dEv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
We WANr You,

WE w ANT i GU,
YOU FMEHD = AND THSI EAR PUB
Lie IMBTgE WHAT WE AXE GoItG
TO srEAK or TO-DAY. You MAY
TaIkK.-PRoBABi Y ooERECTLY-THAr
VI HAVE SAID TOO LITTLE LATELY OF
MINIS CLOTHES. THE FACT Is. 7HE
SEW CHILpREN-THE YOUSS BABES
or ORR BUsINEss-HAvEH HAD A GOOD
fEAL.0F ATTENTION HETwINs.
TIE HAT DfPARTMENT-THE FUR
KIsHING D.EPARTME T-AANE
GROWN 90 N A FEW YEARS THAT We
HAvk BAD TO INCREASE TEE SPACE
Why MUCH-EvER SINCE We HAVE
HfEy-I IN oUB NEW QUARTERs-Trs
A FACT-wE HAVE MoRE-pU rLI-
cATEsoF sTocK-IN OF K STOCK R5Ga
AND TvpEK THE CoUNTERs-TsAN
Any OFJHE OTHER HABEEDAsHERs
OK HATrfeESS-HAvF TO SELL FROM
50 YOU SIZE THESE BABIES or oVR
BUsIYI SIS. ARE WALK Nc CORRECT.
AND IT'S A HEALTHY INFANT THAT
CAN 10 THIs-so TO-DAY We ARE
COMING BACK TO YOU TO TALK OF
OUR FIRST MEMS CLOTHING
- NO NEW TOPIC WITH Us; WE COM
IT'D IT EERE IN 1875, But THE
CLOTHING OPTIC DAY As MUCH BET
TEK-wEIL. SAY A. TIE REAL. FINE
BoNA.FIpE CUSTOM WORE Is TO TIE
WORTHLESS CLASS or sO-CALLED
MApE-To-ORDER SUITS THAT Our
CITY Is BEING FLOODED WITH. We
WANT TO DEMONSTRATE THIS 50 To-
DAY. INSTEAD OF GIVING YOU MERE
PMCEs-so MANY DOLLARS PER
sUIT-wE ARE GOING TO GIVE YOU
POINTERS FACTs-AND THEN LEAVE
TIE REST TO YOU. WE WILL START
Al ABOUT TIE CENTRE or PRICES.
A. sAKs & co.
TWENTY DOLLARS PER SUIT;
STYLES. SACK AND FEOCK AT THE
PRICE $40. WE HAVE THIRTY EIGHT
KINDS. WE SELECT TWO-ONEA GEN
UINE SCOTCH sUITNG IMPORTED By
t. THROUGH MESsRs. POLLARD
! LAwHEyCE. THESE GOODS ARE
MADE ny sMYTHE OF SCOTLAND. We
MANUFACTURE THEM UNDER CARE
FUL SUPERVISION INTO SUITS; THEN
/ TEE EOMINISTEK sUITlNGS MADE N
YANKEE LAND NEAT. DEEssY. srY-
! LIsH AND GOOD WEARING. y YOU
FIND As GOOD GOODS TO ORDER AT
$50 We CONFESS THAT We - Mt
Know or THEIR EXIsTENCE.
A. sAKs d CO.
MKT FIFTEEN poLLARS-THLRE
ARB MANY STATION N PRlCE-BE-
TWEEN So AMI s25-BCT THIS ARrI-
CLEIs o. EXFREss TIME-AND WE
! NEXT SAY sI5-FoE IT'S AROUND THIS
GRADE OF sUIT-NoTHIHG HIGHER
TRAN sls-THAT AILTHE MATERIALS
: 0F THE So SUITS TO ORDER ARE
+ CENTEEED-wE EANE THIS PR-Ct
TvENTY-ONk KIND- vi SELECT
TwO-THE FIRST 4 PURE WoRsTEu
/ sUIT-uIAGOS Ais MOST PEOPLE
CALL THEM-MADE WELL-FIT WELL
ANDTHE PRICE l. Sl5. THIN WEE HAVE
A LINE OF CAssIMEREs THAT ABE
MADE N MICHIGAN" PONTiACs 49,
THEY ARE slGHTLY-ALL WOOL
WEAR WEIL-AND n THERE ARE ANY
/ GOODS NORE HONESTLY MADE THAN
THESE THEY EXIST N SOME YET IN
/ DISCOVERED COUNTRY.
THEN THE VERY LOWEST PRICE-
We HAVE-TKN DOLLARS-HERE WE
HAVE FIFTEEN sTYLES-WE WONT
JSE "OFT" PATTERNS N THESE
-UITs-BUT AGAIN-WE WONT BUY
CAssIMEREs UNLESS THEY HAVE
MEKlT-AND WE STAND BACK OF
THESE DOLLAR sUITs-JCsr As
/ TIHM-As VIZ DO N THE BEST GRADES.
/ HOU DON'T CIT TIE FINENEss THAT
/ YOU DO n TIE BETTER GRAuEs-BCT
/ YOU 40 GE1-
H-U-N-E-S-T
WELL -GAIE GOOD FITTING CAB
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fi.ork
COTTON REPORT

We quote Fine o. bGss9 70 supsrnns
g.. 7sssS.26: extra. 50. 25ssS.5O; sn4.ly ,S<s
50 patent family. county. 81 .73ssS. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
No ri l.k IFANNI 81 MIMI
(f.opofted for tns DisuAtcn.

EoAFOIK. November lS.-Nsrkel steady
and demand good Tor urine nut. i.rc~ pls
very fslr. Prime. nas~e fancy, &C. corn-
mon. - se. kbsles. ses-s i~eiory nsrs-
psrsss 4sss<c. Norfolk expects 10 hAadie
z eco Geo bnshels or four nftns " lie ossi-
mated crop Of pea nuts tnis season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

WHAT - .d. 600 bushels very good
Lorgbcrry on private terms 100 bushels
fair short berry ~ TIC.
COEs.-E nite, GO bushels very good new
81 sec. MiAed, Is bushels very good new
~ arc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

Pr or RICHMOND. NOV. Is. lesa.
srurrr-rs

ALt4N Ii
F;eRmship RreeFWatef Jenny. New YORK
merchandise and pGsssuserA. ~. y. AAsn
& Co.. seents.
STEAMER wyoming Fauniu PnilEde.-
phis merchandise and passengers, !. ".
McCtTr.ck, agent.
steamer are. DeyO Norfolk. United
rtAtef maj, UtrcLAudLse ana ialssolserss
i. = IEtuM sEeuL
Schooner Wave Crest HfV u Perth Am
boy railroad iron " Il Gurus. agent
Schooner Jennie Middleton, Hatch. Port
johnson, coat =. u. Halves.
schooner j. +. Nondun b0Oye, New
YORK. iron ore. Old DOmiuion Iron and
NEll-W ofEk Company.
Schooner Pau and Thorn psoa -. New
YORK cement, Warner Moore.
SAILED.
steamsnip Rres EwEier. Jenny New YORK
nerchGnc ze and passengers, y. ". Alien
q Co.. agenis-
poprOF EkWPOR1 NEWs. Nov. -, lsse
lEy telegraph
ARRIVED.
stesrrship Roanoke. Coush, New York,
ard sailed for " est Point
Steamship HenecG, SIkhf' " est Point,
and sailed Tor New fOrk.
steamship william Lawrence. snow, Pro-
viceIos, and sailed for Vest f1int.
steamship Angerton, orr New orleans;
coaled and proceeded 70 hsVre.
Schooner Weybossett, Crowel, Boston.
light.
sAILEn.
Schooner ssmne! Il. Thorp. daley. New
loak. with eeal
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-.nkIT> nv rtLItkAFn
rKY YOkK.

Fxv Sus.A, November -.-Cnttor Arm !;
Raiss % day. l4e nGlss yesterday even ing.
~ pGi.s; upiandh. 3 S-IBo. Or.esrA, &c:
feceipih, - 0tb Dslet exyOrts-to Grest
BriiGin b42 bales 90 France e25 bales (.
% me Continent. ! 700 bsies stock 77e $50
bales SOui hefh flOur unchanged. " neal =
tnR sc lower No. red. AOyemD Der, nominal
81 So C.: ISecsm Der. ~ ASS &C Corn .ssc.
lower. closing barely steady No. z. De-
cemper s5i4sz51,c. Ohts d shade lower No.
November 32sss1Ac. Hom steady. Ooffee
mir: kiO rrm 81 l2asc. sugar quiet aud
. eh0y refined steady. MolAsses duu aud
unchanged. Rice steady. Cotton seed oil.
s4E.sc. FOR crude SesS7c for refined. R0ssn
Qulet. TUrpeuilne crm ~ 80 .a37c. HidDo
steady. TOrk STEADY. Ness 1850 for nee.
MIddlss steady. Lard without qu0tebio
change: western kteRuDs te.35aSo.2Tf.
rtilrtk firm.
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NORFOLK NEws NOTES
Arrest Of ThkiTs - Assault - IIesv,
Storm. de. dc.

y Ittlh4 ttith b IL - tAif In tN--'i
NOUIoLk. November 1".-Uc The nrriya.
of ,he ~eabuard express last night gang
q circus faEirs w"r. arI r~trd 10 Port
mouth on complaint q Mr.. Charl", H..
Brown. "a merchant who charged that bee
had beer robbed al the rankin lair oi 60
~ them. and TIM. they were the parties
who robbed Mr. William stokes, o. "T.u-
ccs, Anne county. Of 500 on IA. circus
ground, In P0ri -mouta about three week
500. Navor Bird examined the gang and
decided % hold only Abraham Prince. o.
Trenton. y. D.. Who Mr. Brown identified
@, the thief who -natched 80 from him "a
6 ~W-a,-cioth table on the playground, and
disappeared IN The crowd. Prince va. De-
-.uf 70 southampton county.
This morning = negro named john Jones
wa- committed 90 Tie county Jail i1r COMP
uifi.ue brutal assault on Alice -snderiin.
.H the Pieasani-Groye disrlc; OF The cuun-
rs. Yesterday. The charge against A.m az
y the most serious character.
over G.jo0 bales OF cotton were rece we'd
here Yesterday over go. Norfolk and West
oru railroad. THIS B, by Ia the .ar-cs, Re-
ce.p'- ever known Do the history ~ the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

ErV YORK. NovenDsr l8.--Oostoa-S.t
g@re' PTS ssf hkics; gToa race pa, 6.pss
fajsS Frtuysg clossc nrin sAles lls 900
hslss: SOSem ber, o. ossre OF. Dece mber.
sgOeEs8IO January. s. lsst0.l ~, Fsbre-
81, - zsEss - bsTeh - Ssssg.sp April.
~ ssASs A.: Asy. IS .Sssss 50 June ~ sss
~ s9; jay. ss.Tosts77. Angus o. e4s
sshb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

4 heavy Storm De- reported 90 irt't.'N-
81 Shore along the coast to-dsv. BIZ DO
disaster. are likely o. nc reported.
The distressed British Steamship River
avon ha, temporarily repaired h"r deck,
and gone 70 sea. expecting Co. nave new
foremost put in and repairs made when she
reaches Liverpool. ~At ha- 0H board $500
bale oi cotton.
Lnqcu Albert W. GRAFT. who married
Mis- sharp, of Norio's, L-- uaeu ordered
20 dutv 10 TIE ngyy-yard.
8 number Oi cx-soldier- % tIe Federal
army and navy residing 10 Norfolk organ
.zed o new posi- Of The Grand Army Of the
Republic last nl-it 90 tbt Academy of M
>.c End elected otiiccrfoI De posi- i, known
Is Wordsu Po,t. NO.. 2. Department oi
.rcuia.
The freight bio-kadc which hie existed
.u Ills ely ~ some time was broken ye--
ttYIay.
,torninr here Oh day Yesterday and very
cold TO-DAY.
VII Pay IN rIr"UN-.
a number OF OBJ, largest taX-payer- rs
Norfolk county have notified the treasure,
u ht county that tLey iHtene paving their
state taHes with COUPONS. and have engaged
counsel t. represent then "a cl,e The trea-
.uIc refuses 20 receive The coupons. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

WTrNrNCrOk. y. c., November Is ru-
pentlus lru al SSsc. ROSIE firm strain
90. 77t+e.. rDud, sac. Tar nrrn ~ flSo.
Oar0, turp-Dtine rrB hard. 81 yelOs-
On ana WYNN. 81 81.
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s..I> .>p Corro> EXCHANGE


WHTAT.-1 Ps2 bushels.
CoRN les busbslk
OATS DO busnels
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LorrsgrIIr NoveH her ls.-Gnln and
y. CAlAlrI. uNlrt Gpf uncMRngea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

- cCrs. November IS Flour easy bat
unchanged Wheat weak aud lover; so
red CASA. fsAc. November. 74Ac. Dld. Corn
Cul and easier No. z mixed cash Sste.
Osih Cuu ana eRsier. No. T. cksA, goa
.tlc NllhEey tl.ls Provisions rrfD.
iorf STEADY b. tgs7s Lard rrm - 81 s5s
8. No bLlk meats bLeady.
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI

C-rCT,rA~I November IS.-FlOur heavy.
v heat . on ma No red, 7se. OoTp u fair
deuEuc. No. n xed sGRS6ssc oats
stescy. No. q mixed. CSC. PorE quiet ~
~ 3D. Lard quiet ~ So 50 BuiE wests and
rs con STEADY and unchanged. MhNtey
quiet sisIIs. Sugkr cU.L EOgs trD and
80 r.nr
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steamship Fres EwEier. Jenny New YORK.
merchant .ze and passengers, y. ". Alien
Co. aEel16.
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KrvIEv or rst CHICAGO sAEXsf

CHICAGO. sogem Der is.-The markets
90 day we're ct and The genera feeling
was one Of weakness. Large feo.ipts, big
stocks and clear. cOO weather had d de-
lressLg Eject on ySluns from the START.
1te ciDs.ng prices o. vnest were CSC. I'M
der thOtt az esterdsy. Corn ciOsed ..c
lover. i-rrvislOns were unsettled Spscu-
lGtiop on 'thsngr vRs confined Or nc psiiy
10 wheat Trade. hcSsyer. wss wholly
locGl and 10 feature Of importance wss
dss elopsd There Nss also some local
Eurcu.eL.u on N BOG prncucls.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-06-04
A POPULAR FOREMAN.

AesessOr.Elect Henry e. Marsh, Fore
man at The Winchester Arms Conn
pany, Presented with Elegant Tokens
OF Regard-Resigns to Enter Upon
His OMcial Duties.
Captain Henry E. Marsh yesterday re-
signed his foremanship in the gun depart
ment at Winchester's, being next week to
enter upon the duties of his Office mem
Der of the new board of assessors of the city
of New Haven, to which he was chosen at
the last town election. He was preparing to
leave the shop at about five O'Clock when the
thirty men who had been under his supervi-
sion detained him and presented him with
an elegant gold link watch chain with locket
charm attached, through a neat speech by
Mr.. L. o. Bradley. The gift was a pleasant
surprise to Mr.. Marsh, and he accepted the
gift in few feeling and appropriate words.
Mr.. Marsh has been employed at the Win
chester Arms company for eighteen years
and has been foreman in his department for
six years. On the charm was inscribed "Pre-
scented to H. E. Marsh by his shopmates,
June 3, 1885," In the speech of Mr.. Bradley
he expressed feelingly the regret of the men
at parting with their foreman and esteemed
associate, and their pleasure at the honor
that had been conferred upon him by the
voters of the city. Mr.. Marsh last evening,
of friendship existing, invited the force to
an entertainment at Miller's parlors on Chap
el street, where couple of hours were very
pleasantly spent in discussing the good
things provided. Speeches were made and
the occasion was much enjoyed.