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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

special telegram 90 tho Dispa'ch.i
EoA>06E. Va, November l9.-ilarvey
Bentley, q colorei bricbisyer. was shot IN the
forehead and instantly Killed sunday morn
ing by Cuefoi Pobce Mack. Morris. Beot-
.cv vas drunk, aud be and his wife bad quar-
relied. She complained to The police and
tae Cuicf aud Officer Trent attempted 10 al
rest Bentley, who fred "a revolver first o.
OGIeer Ircut aud then st The Chief Of Police.
The l8tt,r returned toe TIRE, and 1T the re-
port of tuc pistol Bentley fen with bullet
ln bob. BRAN. lie lived about an hour, bur
Va- uucousciout an the tiue a coroDer's
inquest Ws- hc'd sunday afternoon and a
verdict OF jusuGabe homicide rendered.
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TTI WV III ~ ~ ''I'7'7''-I
CHAM Sion, A.. &C., November ia nre
broke out At O'Clock this afternoon ON the
steamer Elphinsionr. lying at the Wander
horst wharf on toe opposite sideot toe per
from sandriugbam. The Eipbinsione Is
loading with cotton Tor Bremen. Several
engines are rouriug water INTO nc bold.
The fire proved slight but necessitated The
filling OF the forward compartment with
water. About 2.7c0 hales ct cotton are la
bic 10 damage by water, but the loss cannot
be gwen an the cargo il discharged.
Part q the cargo is insured Ia toe Atlantic
Mutual, Of New YORK, and the remainder
nnrn.I
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Arrested for numerous rbefis

Yesterday evening George Peasants,
colored boy a5oHt ten wears OF age, was
caught stealing three pair OF pEnts from the
store Of A. l.. Jacobs, on Broad street. The
boy was arrested ana taken 10 the Second
siation-hoass and there tsld that for soue
time past a colored woman named Mary Tay-
loF bao laksn hi@ around With Der 10 carry
bzgket In wkfeh 10 store away goods stolen
from several parties in this city. He said
he and his female accomplish were
The parties who went into Dir.
@. Kerns's on last Friday evening aRd stole
two pair OF pants and left them IN the baskes
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tit: December, SIS 7oasi5ss; Nay. ffs RasfaS;
spos kie stronger: fair osrEoos. ~ aisxc. sugar
ira and quiet: fair refning. 5Sc.. ro6ned quiet
and steady. holasses souinal; Now Orleans
open Kettle. tfsSe syrups, 15stec. Xios s,nong.
domestic. fka8tc. fetrOlegm duu and steady;
refined. 81 - Cotton seed oil dull. kosin quief.
Turpsn.ins steady aEd Qgioi. Hides steady anf
quiet Wool nrm aad sdsire. Pom IRA. Beef
steaiy. Beef hans qu,sG Tired beef duh.
Cut-msats slow. Middle. inactive. Lard higher;
western steam. sS90stSs5. Noysmbsr. ts.ss
&S; May, saSbet47O. Preighs strong; cotton.
"a.
CHICAGO.
CRIcaeo. November is-rhs cash aoots'ion,
were: Flour poniasiy Unchanged. No. spring
wheat tI.O3 xas1.O 90, No. red. tLi0ck stio3 No.
corn, 40. No oaa, axe. hess-pork.
Si4s HssiA -. Lard, ga Short-rio-, r7.bSs
$40; sry-salted seouiders, E.S7k at7.sO; short
clear. * isk. Whtskey. tl.M
The lsading futures xed - follows
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The YsIiow-Fever


ID I0IVbTaTI 70 F-I7 II-I'N'7I7'I
GAINESVILLE, FLA, November l9.-Surs
eeon Martin reports five new cases OF yellow
fever-one white and four colored. The
weather is warm. Crest de,tltution prevails
and business s entirely suspended.
WILL DO ALL IL HIS POWER.
WASHINGTON, November 10. Senator CAL
aud Surgeon. General Hamilton accompanied
The committee OF citizens OF Jacksonville,
Fla. 10 the White House thls afternoon 10
coufer with the President IN regard to toe
disiniection OF clothing, &c, in the districts
infected With yellow fever. The committee
consists Of hes,rs. Joseph II. Duke, ID. &.
Amber, Telialr stoctOU, :. b. Hubbard, and
John q. Christopher. The President said
that he sympAthized With the people in the
stricken districts and would DO all that lay
In bis power to alleviate their suderings.
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MARRlAREN.

McCARTHY-DRIyER.- Married. ThurslaI,
Vovember s.h. Il tie residence - tho brides
SISTER. Mr.. James +. Haager. Washington, ID. G.
sy tao Rev }. p. Gray. LULA Ike, daughter OK
ne lale Edward hcCaraIy. q thin CITY, - SOto-
MON a DRIVER % Briagewatsr, hOckingham
county, Va 80 csrls.
NICHOLS BUTTINGllAM.- Married. on tho
i1fh Norembar. 1885, Ia tioochland county, A. tho
resldenoa Of hor falhor. Henry H. kackols, ~
Rev EIsaund Harrison, Miss flOkkNOg q.
NUCKOLS " Nj. GuONAs ". BUrlIAGHAh,
II nkmutgu
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MISUNDERSTANDING retaliation.

LBg Telegraph I'd tn9 bl9pAch'l
LITTLE Rock, ARK, November ia
stockman named William Dursut WAS bru-
tally murdered At his home near rushOma, |.
T, Friday night Last. lie was called FROM
the house by party Of men, who shot him
in the yard. Kidding his body with bullets.
Durant had been qusrreIliug WITH two neieh'
bors, Davis and Jciries. Ills assasslnati9n
aroused bis friends, who, arming themselves,
hunted down and killed Silas Jedrcs and
Abe Davis, who we're suspected OF having led
the party that murdered Du.aDt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

UGH PoNr, y. G., November IA
burning party left for the fields at 1870
O'Clock. 10 was raining and the ground
was very muddy; birds were scarce and
hard TO end. FIRST series, Derby stake,
>autinneIa beat slam Morgan; Oliver Twist
beat Roi D'Or; Lady Piedmont beat Guy;
Lindo beAt Pe.garch, and Orlando beat
Hone Z ass
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Marriage OF KscnmOnd Man in
Lexington.

Especial telegram 10 $40 Dispatch
IrYNcr0N. Va. November i9-Mr. IL.
NJ. ~h0ld. 8 WelLkn9wn druggist OF Eich-
mond. wac married this evening AZ O'Clock
tp Miss jennie Nit Morrs, of this place.
The ceremony was performed IN the baptist
church by he Rev. q. y. Taylor. IN the
ur-sruce ot large assetnb.age. Upon the
conclusion 81 me cx'rcises ia the church the
newIy-rodded par accompanied by friends
drove % the depot, where they took the
u!shi express for LynchOurg.
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A ParIor-Match Fatally Burns Two
People.

Ivy Telegraph 70 tHv 'i1patr4-l
BRIpGEpORT. Conn, November l9.-Mrs.
Tbomas Fitzpatrick attemp.ed 10 light ice
this morning with parl0r-match. TIE head
fell OF. fgritiug her clothes. She ran down
Stairs enyeioped IN flames. Her iatber and
son tried 10 smetber the flames, ana both
were badly burned. Another son threw
water over ST OF the unfortunates and
ouenched the fsnes. Mrs. Fitzpatrick aud
her father were fatally burned.
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The s.saasGip maytiou Republic.

WASHINGTON, November 10 ne pepui'
meni % State has received an ohcial CON
nrustion ST the reported condemnation snu
seizure by the hsTOeu Prize Court OF TIE
American steamship llaytien Repuohc. Inc
condemnation was pronounced 90 Friday,
November 81. The Saturday following tue
United States yinistcr protested against the
proceedings. alleging that the Prize court
was Illegally constituted, and appealed TO a
higner court lie also advised tile captain
o. the se,zed vessel 90 refuse to surrender
the craft. Tue United states man oiWar
Boston arrived on the scene the same day 10
support the protest Of The United States
.frfafrF
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Neu PoafsnnAfers.

lBy telegraph TO tao Dispach.l
WASHINGTON, November i9.-Ihe Presi-
dent nas appointed To be postmasters: James
Rodeaer a. NOodstOck. Va, and Byron
Lsmty. Jackssu, Miss. At the following
oost-o aice-, which were recently raised 10
the presidential class, the Presisent mas re-
aopo,nted the incumbents: Bessemer, Ala,
Oxford, Ala, aud Union, ). G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

SAN FRANcsCo, November 10. The OBJ
scryaiiOns on The movements ot the earth
quake taken It the universities at Oakland
apd Alen.cda show the motion and direction
10 be virtually the same A. IN This city. The
University OF California reports The shock to
Dr. tbe seyerest since 1871. In some places
children are reported 70 have been rolled out
Of their cradles. The shock was followed
by rumbing sound, which was distinctly
audible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

ISrocial tsIeEram % me UisOatrh-I
PETEEsBCRG. VA, November ia color
eli man named Austin, employed as brake
man on the Richmond aud Petersburg rai-
road, w4s knocked OF his train tonight, and,
falling between TIE cars, was instantly killed,
his bead beirg cut from hls body and bis
right arm crushed 10 pieces. The accident
happened st BoseHn bridge, about one mne
from Ibis civ.
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CututsThroat VITA a Razor.

UTICA, y. l.. November 19.-At Greene,
Cheuargo county, Yesterday George +. Mat
thews. While temporarily insane, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with razor.
lie was native Of savannah, Ga, aud was
inrfr.eight YeaTs old.
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,r,o TUnncl Coupnny.

The Board Of Directors OF tue Richmond
and Chesapeake Railroad Company met IN
the company's Office on Main street yesier-
day evening at O'Clock, and adjourned,
after some Informal tails, to meet next
Thursday evening.
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DEAFms.

BOsSIKTrX.-Die Suddenly sunday morning,
at n O'Clock. JOIN T. BOoSlkUA, Ia the SIXTY
eighth year 81 his age. .,,., -,--,-,
NOKSINd at n 0clock from tho res.ienco ~
his Orothsr, kr. Edmond Bessie ~, No sJs nofh
Twsotlsn street Friends 0f tho family are ln-
yiied " attOnd.
BURaOUGHA- Died, ~ tho residence Of her
graadmothsr. 5CS NJsby street. November II,
1879 a. - o'clock, HATTIE l., youngest dalgn-
tor OF No iAis Thomas II. and Noble i. Bur
rougbs In tho - testssnth yeac Ot hor ass.
(rhe last ~ family VI nTa)
Gone 70 msst tbs angel faces
Where our lovely treasures are;
Gone anhllo from cur olnbrac0s,
Jast within tAo gatos laf.
There's father thero's mother,
where no pain can ever mar.
There's q sister, N -ro'. brother,
Al within ths gates alsr.
Funeral from Ihaiy heih0diN Eplscopal
church corner TNeuueth ana Broad streets,
his lrucssaD MORNING a. ~ O'Clock.
COssAGE- Died, st p. ~, November IGN,
a. N,.hingtou d. C. Nrs ~ N. GDssAGb,
daughter VI mo late 3. b. spence, VI this city
uOGAN--Dlsd. a. his rosidsnce. corner u
Tvspgy-ultrd aud y streets, az II ''iOck !, D.,
Sunday. sth instant. S. J. HOGAN, Ia no sl1ty-
F"Ss5sI iron resiionos, 70i north Twenty
third strsst A. > O'Clock TODAY. Ath. iuter-
meat a. OAs sOos. Frisnds AMI ac44aintanc1s
are inYttSd 10 attend.
LARUs.-Disd. suaday, ism Instant, at AIS p:
NJ A. his rosdsN,-o, corner Thirty second AMI
Claw streets, PLEASANT Z. LAkUs, la tho SOW
ebtJ-sxth ysar Of his ace.
Funsral rsrvbess from ne Third Presbyterian
chlT,h, c0rser TBanty sun AMI Broad streets,
THs Cruoslay) BFENlNG 9. O'Clock. Friends
asd aoquaiutsaoss d Tao family are respectfully
invited " svoae.
Esrtslk and Petersburg papers will please
| COPY.
PRICE-Diei, sunday. 81 Up. 81, November
| lssh. - Duncee.' haaOysr county bis homo
| for sixty Yeas. Dr. LUCikS 3. PRICE, in ne
| e8husts yeas Of ais sEe.
| Funeral IRON ChsSa Deske and ohio depot 81
| $40 A. u. TO-DAY Cruss14y. 10 lowers
| TYLER-Disd, Nspdsy morning. N0Tember
| lsth, % O'Clock, after q long ana paiaiui III
| ness. sbica DO Tore with Christian forti.nie,
! JOHN J. TYLEh. Ia 10 hly-soysnth year u hls
/ age.
/ Asleep IN Jesusl on how sweet
| TO be TOR s5ch = siumber moot
| VIA holy csaddonco 70 slBR
! That deslh has losl is Vsaomef sting.
/ Funeral vail AXE place from BIZ la.o resdenfe,
! No. Oh Catherine sirost, az SD +. ~. TO-DAY
! Ornssday) Friends aud relatives arc Invited ~
/ at5oad eiLnsut flJtSer notice.
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RICHMOND LrYK-srocK NARYEr.

NovEmRsa is.-fecelpts: ~ head OF cattle,
i7s sheep. and 100 hogs.
Salos: A. head OK cattle l55 sheep, and 80
hOgA
Prices;
Cattls-Bsst, 4ai%c gross; medium 20 good,
3sA3atc. gruss; common " fair, 24ejc. sroas-
Sheop-5sfc. gross
HoEs-7sz NC. asa
Balls-2aa 5c. ErokA
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Ku,e,-vepgeance Ihreaseued.
rsy telegraph to tho Dlspstca.l

lBy telegraph % tue Dspstca.l
ST. LOUIS November 10 Private adNices
from TishOmingo. the capital oi tbe Onleha.
sav Nat,on. arc 10 the eject that toe conflict
Between The followers OF Guy and Byrd Is
inevitable. Ina a personal encounter be-
tween two OF The beiliEerents Byrd FOL-
lower vas Killed aud his friends swear yenge-
auCe.
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Transferred.
nr telerrapa b Id pispatch. }

ny teIegrapn % no UiHpAIcLI
WAsHINGrON, November Captain
price has Teen ordered to Montgomery, Ala,
10 relieve CsiHain Richard l.. uoNie, who i
ordered q Wi1ids Poiat, n. y, for duty
with The battalion OF engineers st The school
u Application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

Richmond: Edward I. Gibbons aud Others
| to Elizabeth Gibbons, for life, remainder to
/ ora F. Sutou, 23t feet on Broad street be-
/ tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth, IS; ia
/ COB Alcbaux and wife to Ar'. NJ. Z. Cox,
I 80 feet on Eighth street near Franklin,
] %
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0psasaI RigAsI. cEs1ss
EKVIRw on TnE cuiclG0 HlREEr.

CuIcAsO, November 10 Wheat vas somewhat
more active tO-day. though the feeliDE was uu-
ssttled snd nrice- averaged considerably lover.
The opening Was heavy and sabos early we're
made al Lake below the closing hgurcs OF
SATURDAY, closlag about 81 his point after some
Irregular fiuctuaticns. Corn wa- roOdsratoly
active. Tho feeling was steady esrly. Dur %
ward the sless became ssas. Opcnipg sales
wero hAAc. under Saturday, closing figures
and after siEht nuctust ons closed a. about mo
opening. Oas were dun. exceps for Nay. flnc-
tustlous wer0 very narr0v. FORK opened
etrongor ana sA5se higher bus declined laior
UPON rather free oreriagS A slight rally To-
loved and the market cl0ssd quiet Lard Nas
decidedly stronger, prices ruling lvslztc.
higher. The market ciosod steady. thH[ribs
we're roors active ana sseSdy. There was very
iitfle change ia qlotshonA
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GRAIH AND COTTON EXOHAE1l
RICHMOND. November 10. 1881
oruwnrHgz

wHgAr-4,721 bushels
COgN.-4cs bushels
OATA-L7ys bushels
RYE bushes.
MILL~OFFAL.--22 tons.
BALgs EEPOErrD TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-I0ngb0Try 900 bushels worry good Al
Sill: 80 bushels good 40 tl.0s. Mixed. z.sN
bushsis vory god tl-ls. sh0rIDerry, li5 push.
els prime at Glib: % bushels very guod az sli2;
1873 bushels fair a. f.g6 ~ bushels Ialr AZ Sl.yi.
Total sales VI wheat. 34s2 bssheiA
Offerings to-day o. wheat Az bushels; sans
dAy las year. s5-< Uu 'nels. sales today u
ws-st 4s2 bushels: same day last year. -.ia
buracIs. Offerings ~ far this season, 5e2,3s-
bushels. same lime lat year, Jf5 "a bushels.
Ertremo range Of prices tO-daJ, tl.V ~ N.lJi
same day last year, &C.. 70 SC
COES-WLiie, % bushels primo oid at &c
f02 bushels prime nov 81 5Hc.; 20 Dfseoi'
priros new AZ 55c ~ bashsls very good no a
as. TOTAL s0lss Of corn, ~ bushels
RYK.-e2 bushels prime al Csc.
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anan ln MnrYIana ans virgIuia.

Hy I0TcETITT % TIV TI-FaF-I-I
CrSsERLANp, Nd. November 1.-two
inches Of snow fetl here last night. heavy
storm IA reported or the MOUNTAINS.
srAUNTOs. Va, Noyem her l3.-Snew fell
IN tins vicisiiy last night 70 the depth OF two
inches, followed by sieet and a drenehing
rain.
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Y. NJ. G. A.
TIE CLOSING sEsbIoE OF THE COLLEGE
CONFERENCE.
a Large Attendance-Bemsrks-some sta
tisuos-The Growth o. College Atso-
Citations -Censecration Meeting.


,-.,.. ia 1859
N0H,ANi'' 40 80 a., ,ho
SUNDAY opened 'oi' suI 49, -. 81
W"m ana earnest 80, 80 - C.,t
'nil,l "'T, '.'" ~, ,, l,a,oot ~
n','li@ q" .' "Il ~ ',o "a ~, -
Daowuo nI''''ru over 'o' ", 49, e.,
lir "t0 were i''N'n'' a. w. -
collins penny p'each'u =" ' w., 81 "a %
ti00, iNeihe as "'. .u'i' ~ ''-'.', c.,.,,
'" 49,. ......, 80. ,,.....rs,,I ana he
A. q o,,ioo. ffera wss another
prs. .erv no. aud a. o'eiock meeting Tor
YOUNG men ONLY, presided over hy w. &.
S. Obfr Snort addresses were maze 'F
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AED IN CONNECTION THERgwIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock Kxshsngss-Grain, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat and other Quotations.
lpr telegraph 70 the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, November i9.-For Vir-
EllR ,ginia fair. preceded by light rains In
90" The southeast, slightly colder, and
---J northeily Winds
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


NOVEMBER l0-MArket steady. New prime.
3a3llc.; extra prime, $50: fancy. Sc com
mon fba2,c. snnllel, "a a2Ao- factory hAul-
ui-ted 4abilc. Ola Nock ls SOLD daily 80 an al
vance on Quotations. and thoro IL considerable
yelOn hand, which The factories VII absorb IS
fnst ~ they can use IL
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900 BARRELS FLOUR 100 BAR
OOO kEL1s wHisKEY ;CArAWBA, PORT.
sad sHERH1 WIVES: FRENCH BRANDikA
GIN, COFTxK. TEA, sUsARS, SOAP. CAN
pLEt, BACON, LAkD, via various other gri.
eles, for sac By JOHN Il. HNGiNS
FraAknn street. near the oia Market
Established A. =. taSQ &c 1l-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

Caiarrh Is ceased by scroiulous faint 10
the blood. BeOd's sarsaparilla purides the
blood. Try IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-20

Our citizens are delighted With salvation
OH. They never had as good pam
remedy.
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LECTURga.

TALKS ABOUT EUROPE, BY REV.
! . G. DAShILL, in tho sundsy-scaool-
rom. e. Marks church, FRIDAY NIGHT, No
yember I6ih, p. n. Subject: Brussels,
Cologne, The shine. Aaa Switzeriand FRIDAY
NIGHT. November 23d, r N. Subject; Lon
don ana he Tower. iliukL1ted with sci0pticon
views. Admission - oOnts
ne 1l-su. Tu, Th&Fst'
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RoRToy NEWPORT EEw4 soVEssEE IA issA
lBy reiegraphl
AKGIFIn

stsamship George Appold. Providence, and
sailed tor Norfolk. msrch andlsa
steamship william LA0fence. fforNencc, shi
saici for Nest Point nsrcbandse'
Steamship HoAnoke. h1ipnetN Nes fork, AM
sailed for Ses York, merchandise.
steamship Cantor. Galveston. " ogaL
steamship ksnAaAAs sears, RES fVfk, 70 io>i
coal. -. 4, m
Schoosers Nary Free AMI, Ne" Londoa: L. ~
Wllisms. NsW fcrk--po q 20 load co4L
schoonsr sunlight, New fogk, " load grain.
sAflen
steamship Pr0pitioaa, Bremen, ooaL
scnooaer VI. II. BAILEY, rearce. New l0rk,
cal
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Norfolk Notes.
Fourteen Persons caught I'm n Wan
cne.fer r-Eeom-PersonaI, &c.

chester Bar-E0om-PersOna &c.
Daniel MCCULLOUGH. The proprietor Of the
bar-room 9t the corner OF Seventh and Hull
streets. was before the Mayors Court yester-
day morning charged with allowing unlawful
gaming in bis houae. His ease was con-
tinued until IBIS morning and he was bailed
IN The sum Of $500 Tor bis appearance. Two
colored persons were also before court
charged with gambling and their eases were
likewise continued until today.
After court It was determined 10 make
raid upon NcCuIloHgh's place lat night,
and accordingly about o'clock 1t was made
br Chief-Of-POice Lipscomb, assisted by
Officers Jones, smith. and Moles. Fourteen
colored men were found IN the building,
and all If them were taken u the Mayors
Court room. table, on which il il said The
game OF "craps" is played, uity-eisht
dice used in The game, card
table, and cards were also captured and
carried 10 the courtroom A. evidence. Thee
were not found in the bar'r0om but IN an
ante chamber when "a SAID to have been
rented 10 some yOung go 'Ored men. NcCul-
loueh claimed % have nothing whatever 10 20
with tue conduct oi these tables, and ia this he
WAS borne out by QUO or mote Of the parues
caught. An immense crowd soon gathered
az the Ma}o's Court, where things have
much The appearance OF murder trial n
progress. Mayor Attki4son had talk with
The witnesses aud recognized them 10 appear
THIS morning.
C0UGr MATTERS.
The November term OK the lIustlngs
Court wss begun yesterday. Only chinctry
Gases were considered. 4 special grand
jury was summoned Tor today, when several
criminal cases will be inquired into.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court is still In
session, but The raiay weather IS greatly IN
terfering With the progress Of ITS business.
IN TIE CHURCHES.
Angular meeting Of the Missionary Society
of the Bainbridze. Street Birtst church was
held sunday afternoon AZ $3.50 O'Clock. There
was large atteudsace and new interest was
awakened 10 the mission cause. Rev. h. 81.
Peterson. OF the Central Metbodi't church,
delivered hRhly.erioyao.e address, ald the
pastor, Rev. l.. 4. Th0fnhiH, gave au inter-
esIug description Of hr epurgeoa's chufch
IN London aud the manner Of conducting
services there.
Rev. Fraacis J. Boggs preached at the
Central hethOdist church SUNDAY morning.
Mr. Boggs vas pastor OF this church IN 49,
when none Of the other churches now nere
had been erected.
At The other churches, except me tlIth-
Street and West End Methodist, where there
were 10 services, tue pulpits were Tiled by
tue regular pastors
PERSONAL, &C,
Sir. Charles L. Mosbv. Of Sanford, Fla,
formerly Of This city. IS here on visit.
Mr.. l.. r. Voolfolk, Of Swansb0ro', who
has been quite sick, Is improving and Will
soon b. able 20 resume business.
Miss Jessie woody. OF Glover, formerly OF
this city, IS the guest Ct Mrs. William 1.
gl.rt,s, ON srelffh sfreat
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COTTON REPORT

We quote: Fiae. s2y1AsaT5. supernns. S275s
s.. q: extra, sl5OaSA75. ftnily, $iasLol. p4!en.
family, country, .l.75z8Asj
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GROCERIHR, Ac.

GR0CERIHs, Skc.
LNINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
HOUSEHOLD DRLICACIES
LOUISIANA OKRA AND TOMATOES FOR
SOUPS.
FRESH BARArANA sHRIMPS.
PRESERVED FIGS.
FRESH FIGS IN HEAVY SYRUP.
CREOLK GUABo SOUP.
LOUISIANA sUGAR-cANE SYRUP FOR
TABLE USE.
ALSO, FULL LINE OF BAIsINs, CCRRANTS,
NUTS, AND cIrRoN. &c
RI. caRIsTIAN Co,
ocT.8m successors 20 Christian 4 White
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100 poses one Dollar

POINTER PUPS 70 R9zs)
4 sALE.-EItra goO1. combining }. -
Wiso's EtrAln Wlih imported English; liver and
white: six months. Apply 20 +. CIARMSd-
TON, WausaJoa, Va no ~ OJ
EOR SALE, AT THE RICHMOND
J. locomotive Works ONE i2-HORsk POWER
BOILER aud sIIOhsR POWER ENGINE. A.
Ma. - north hdnth street, No 2v-It
NOR SALE, A SIDE-BAR BUGGY,
4 Only used fow tines Original cost S2gJ
WIN ell Tor 500. Apply 70 T.. SALE.
no SO-eosiGt 2O0f Yenapie street.
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VIRGINIA (ORANGE AND SMITH
FIKLW CURED HAMS AND MIDDLIN6s.
FERAlSS FANS CdIP-BkkE. IND bEkF-
ToEGURS; FAT NAV hACKkaEL AND N0.
N0krh CAROLINA ROE n BhkiN0s. a.
60 10 MCCARTHY \ AAIhkSa
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zee Lars ses COMMUNICATION.

MADAME SRIIKA, riR ONLY
WI COfoKxD PRIsA DONNA grand oon-
kyENlSo. November ~ iSA TAs following
artists viii ApSe2T: Aadsme Ssllsa. prtlna
donnA: aaliie Q brown, slccetioolsi. W.
wilsanss. primo baritone soioiss; J. W. ssssea-
sou. sooompanisl W
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Sir. Charles L. Mosbv. Of Sanford, Fla,
formerly Of thi. city, 8 here on a visit.
Mr. l.. p. Voolfolk, Of Swansb0ro', who
has been quite sick, Is improving and VIII
soon be- able 20 resume business.
Miss Jessie yoody. OF Glover, formerly Of
this city, IS the guest Ct Mrs. William l..
CloDtOn. on Twelfth street