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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
CAROLINA BRIDE.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING IN THE OLD
NORTH STATE.
A Northampton Belle Weds the Bspresen-
tative Of a Richmond House
The Attendants, &C.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
JACKSON, n. c.. November IS, 1883.

lNOTfcHpODQeuCeO OF mo Di5phflh.l
JACKSON, n. c.. November 10. 1888.
Few people are there In Eastern Virgins
and North Carolina who have not heard Of
the fair fame OF Jackson, the county-sest OF
northampton, whose people baYe always
been "giyen 10 hospitality" even to re-
lgious degree. In the olden time It's In
hAbitants were all well-tO-dO, and no place
IN the State, perhaps, was more distinguished
for It's refinement and culture. Among the
best snd most honored OF its citizens was
Mr.. Samuel Calvert, and his grand old home
was jOy forever % people who Glanced 10
break bread beneath the hospitible roof.
The fine old gentleman died at a ripe age
several years ago, and was gathered to his
fathers: but worthy representatives. stu
survive, aud the little bride OF whom write
Is the granddaughter OF " Uncle sammy"
Last night a large company Of people sat
10 the Methodist church aud admired the
beautiful decorations about the altar and a
lovely marrlsge-bei beautifully wrought IN
white chrysanihemums from the garden OF
Mrs. NJ. VI. Randolph. At O'Clock there
was CRY. "Behold, the bridegroom
cometh," and Miss Annie Bowers played the
wedding march. The waters then filed IN
in the following order:
Mr.. j. W. Weaver and Miss Maggie Cal
vert; Mr.. J. Burgwyn hcRae and MISS
Yulia Falson; Mr.. +. +. Barrow, Of Norfolk
and Miss kmmie Fnson; Mr I. W. Jordan,
.Jr., and Niss Jennie Wood, Of Hampton, Va
Mr.. W. J. Bo.her, Of Richmond. and Miss
Fannie Lewis. Of Brunswick; Mr.. Faison
Calvert and Miss May Weaver; Master Ned
Jordan and Miss Essie Weaver.
Then came the bride and groom-Miss
Myda Calvert, Of Jackson, and Mr. u. A.
Weaver, OF Richn ond, Va. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Moss, OF the
Virginia Conference. The ushers were
Me'srs. Kenneth Barrow, W. 4. Weaver,
{. r. PEBBLES, ADD j. VI. Weaver. After
the ceremony the bridal party and invited
guests were driven TO the residence Of Mrs.
G.. K. Calvert. mother Of the bride. where
an elegant wedding supper was served, and
delightful evening was ii for the young
people.
The bride is a charming young lady, ana
has always been great fayoriie IN North
smpton. Mr. Weaver is connected with the
dry.goOds house Of Yancy & I}osher in Rich
mond, and one Of the most popular statesmen
I'm North Carolina He hes many warm
friend. in Richmond who will be glad 10
hear Of his good luck. and glad again 10
know that he hiss throws away all OF bis
"bacheor buttons" and supplanted them
with chrysanihemums from the weddlng-beh.
W : C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Uncie Nsm's Navy.

10y telegraph tO Inc Llepaichl
WASHINGTON, November l6 In the an
nusl report Of Chief NaNaECon|ruc'or VII.
SON the pr,-seut strength Oi the navy and
condition o. vessels IS stated as follows 4;
i've double-turretied monitors awaiting
completion; two oeltcd cruisers repairing
WAYS; thirteen sipelc-turTetied monitors Ia
ordinary; twenty.thfee unarmored s.ecl ana
iron ,ossel.. four Of which are IN commits
sion, eleven building, two repairing, Eve on
station. and one IN ordinary; twenty eight
wooden steam vessels, nearly ali ON station
or undergoing repairs, and eleven iron aud
wood steam i0g,Doais.
10 bis annual report to the Secretary OF
the Navy Commander w. L. sampson,
Superintendent Of the United Sistes NAtal
Academy, says that at the close OF the acade'
my year In June, 1883, there were l9l cadets
% the academy as sgalnst 282 at the opening
IA October, 1897 a percentage OF a loss OF IL;
In September Us candidates were eNaGained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
EARKErs BY TELEGRAPH
HEW YORK

yHW Yozg. ROvem Der n. Cotton steady; sales,
.3-l bales: uplGada, i0c.: Orleans, l0Ac.; not
receipts az all porta to-day. H.1l6 bales; OK
pOrts-.o Great Britain. a. - Da,as: % Francs.
9,40J Dales; - this Continent, 67S3 balos; stOct,
fs3-g7 bales. Weekly net receipts et this port,
G,7i5 bales; gross. -, s5 balos; EXPORT
TREAT Britain, II 100 bales; France. 2lS3
balss: ~ she continent 1901 bates. for
wArdod. 1881 baies: sales, 3,isJ bales
Oh ~ -pinners; STOCK. le5.S2 bales. south
ern nOuT hoaYy: common ~ fair extra, tS4Ja
Ai0 Wheat heavy; options ka'Sc. lover
No. red, November. slO34; Deeom-
Der, ti0s iS-i6asl.l0's; May. ui6 il-l5a
fll1k. Corn dun aud NC. lover: options -
&C lover; November. fS.af9zc.: December,
49,lahOc. May. 43A sfsAc. Oats strong aud IA
&c. higher; November, 3I&c. December. 81 3
agc May, 354c.; No. : spot. 5iHe: mixed
western. s0assc. Hops steady; staie. isea21e.
Coffee-Options STEADY at ti345afiaO: Do
eembor. sl3 soaslas0: May. siAisatiA 80 I:
spot kiO steady: fair cArg0es, i5kc. sugar quiet
add Arm fair refining. 5hc.: centrifugal.
Is test 81 refined QaIet aSd steady. HoIas-
ses nrm and DOiulnal: Nov Orleans IN good de-
mARd: Opsn Kettle, fza5JcL kice strong. and
wanted; domestic. 4AsBhc. Petroleam nrm
and Ia fair demand rednod hers I'D: Phlla-
delphia and baltimore H.& Coston- seed on
quiet Rosiu duh. Turpensine higher aud In
better demand at ga aldx. Hsdos steady and
quiet Wool Ia demand. domes,Sc nooco, s3A.1c. !;
pulled. e4sssc.; Texas, 4a2ic. PORK crm. Beef
steady. beef hams nrm. TERED bsef quiet
Cut meats weak aud dull: psekled hama s4s
lOc. ptckled oellien. 64<sSke-; plcklc~a sk0ald-
era. sAASAc. hiddles steady. Lard higher and
arm: western steam. fae3. city mixed NU;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

COTTON REPORT
Market hrm.
QUOTATIONS.
AiDDLINg. 3kc.
Low AfDDLsG. sIe.
OOOD O99tsAkf. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
I,elvaand lho Graphophone.

4 Harrisburg special says: Belya Lock-
wood. The femsic suffrage candidate for
President, called go lhe Executive Depart
ment to-day and paid her respects % Cover
nor Beaver. Before leaving the depart
mcnt. Mr. Crom'iin, the Governors steno-
orapher. introduced Mrs. Lockwood TO the
rranhoph)ne. and Beyi made speech into
ile fuuuel a, follows:
"Mr. Grtphoph0ne, | with TO tell you ihst
the reason got leit Al The last election was
because didn't get votes enough; hut now.
having settl,l up all nay election accounts, /
shall proceed 10 teii tie country, and cs-
pcciallv tine people of Pennsvlyania, why
some prospect aud sthcr- do not ~ hy women
should propose. why women should vote,
and why marriage is q failure"
The grHphorhono faithfully reproduced
The speech for TIE correspondent some hours
afterwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

N0NfNNFH TO. l-N1.
To-day mo tobacco market vac quiet, and worry
few salc4 were recorded, public Or prisate. loose
gales wero again common, ouly oDe pie soiiing
up Co four ceuts, ant u.a. mo planter took % ~
io.ow his views Zoe remainder sold a. % to3;.
Fc- poull.
Ycs..r4ay gooi Burnley salos were made ia
round lots. uIt tle wook has Developed only
smsler ,alos hefo-oioro.
TLel, was Yesterday considerable excitement
concerning ae Durham failures. 80 our NOR
chants are 80 Intimately connected With dealers
there. 0lt al-eaiy today there ~ evidence that
tAo arst gopoft5 hal an oKasyfo raIsi iondoncy,
nnditls nov thought maltnr5 viii soou DO right
e.. and that without any loss - Richmond nrms.
ar e.. s. Conrad, u Danyiilo, wires that ". ].
Fla. KEEL Owes aim 3othins. willie Captain John
=. Lo.snart Of Durham. Hires that ne has made
30 ASK lmont Gu1 hopes ho never Hill BE- forced
u 81 SO. We hoio f,r more favorable BOWS SIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Nno Nas a .rpnhle on.

"The only sensible young woman in
Rrooklyn." remarked more 'hsn ore gentle
man 40 Tire Park Theatre the other evening.
The remark was caused by neatly dressed,
rnsv-chcekrd e1tl Of nineteen, who occupied
n seat in the orchestra. She entered Just rs
the curtain went no. she removed her coat.
hung it over the loop OF the seat in front OF
her. then removed her bat and held u in her
hp during the entire performance. Her hair
was compcd uestiy and smoothly, minus
fnzzcs or beau-cltchers, but was the picture
OF sesu-.s. TIE male portion Of the audi
ence would have spplaudet the sensible girl
n 'hev hadn't feared offending her. The
ladies stared no Ter IN mute astCnlshmcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
The wig Problem successfully
Solved.

The story comes from Paris OF n certain
baron, man Of society, unmarried, gay.
He discovered one day That he was growing
decidedly bald. The discovery worried HIM,
but much thought on the subject resulted
happily. he went 10 a wigmaker and or
dercd eight WIGS, each inside If hair just the
color OF hisoWn, aud iustth quality. and zach
dressed Just as he arranged his own locks.
The wis differed only in the length OF
their hair. in one n was quite snort; in
the second 1t was little longer; in the
third longer -tiil. aud SO on until No. 3.
which was OF quite hong hair. The Baron
nut on his shori-hlred v ig fret and wore it
a week; then be pat on No. , aud wore that
q week: and 20 on until he was wearing
NO. S. when some one YVES pretty sure 10
say: Good gracious. Baron. why don't
YOU get your hair cut! " Then the Baron
would put on so. I. happy AZ the thought
that be bad successfully solved the great
VIZ problem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

IDy ttlesraph 70 tle Dlapalcn.I
BALTIMORE. November To- Official returns
from every precinct in the Fifth cougress'On-
al district. with the exception Of those from
the iilth and ninth districts Of Charles coun-
~, have been filed with the Secretary Of
STATE at Annapolis. They give Compton 1871
plurality. The missing returns are expected
TO add 1853 To Mudd's (Republican) vote
which will reduce Compton's plurality 10 ..
The Republicans claim that Clayert will wipe
ont thi, piurahty entirely. At any rate al
legged intimidation Of the cOlOred voters IN
Anue Arundel county will be made the basis
Of contest IN The next House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
safe Bronen open.

Especial telegram 10 tuo Hl'Phtchl
CuAKt gSroN. ". VA, November l6,-The
grocery OF j. ID. Wtlmau. at the corner OF
Ninth street ana seventh avenue, Hunting
ton. was entered 90 Wednesday night and
money snu vsluable papers amounting to
$3.50 were stolen from the safe, which had
been forced open. A sedee, bar pointed
40 one extremity, and two large punches
we're found living near the safe. which bad
been removed % The middle OF the floor. 1t
Nss evidently the work u professional bur-
glars, who left no clue 10 their identity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Girls kfIIed.
AZ IelegrAph b Id Dlspatch.l

lBy telegraph % Tue bhpatch-l
CIRCLEyuLR, o., November lG.-Three
young girls, Mamie Tam, Allie Redman,
aud Emma NickeDs, while passing over a
canal bridge yesterday were caught by a
train OF cars on the Cincinnati road. Miss
Tam suffered the loss Of a Leg and died lsst
evening. Allie Redman wss horribly man
gled and died instantly. Her Lex was cut of
and her body cut In twain. The Nickens
girl jumped, aighting upon 4 stringer Of tue
bridge, where she lay until the train had
passed over her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
shos his Asssiiant Dead.

10y EEIFHI aVEl 70 VITO u s77'''I
ST. LOUIS, November ia special 10 the
Post Dispatch from Gainesville. Tex. says:
Captain John Miller was killed on his farm
near Jamestown, Indian Territory. last Mon.
day by jim Ables, tenant. Miller charged
Ables with purchasing goods aud having
them charged TO him, aud finally assaulted
Ables with a knife. whereupon the latter
shot bis assaiant dead. Miller was regarded
rs dangerous msn, being credited with
having killed no less than thlrty-two men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

BRANCH. -Dios, in thil city. on Thmsisy,
f5th y Novemrer. is7. THOMAS BRANCH, IA
tle eighty. Hfr ychr of bt 40
The funeral via SAX place from Centenary
Methodist LYI.ao pol ,h4fcl, ga Dn-lc street. AZ
10 a. gn @tqIEDAY ne IN iEsliuL mo
burial win Do p. u0 family Gr.lad 10 b!nld-
ford ccuotory. fetsrtburA %
ELAA.-Dled. boo tnis city. ou Friday Noyon-
ta- l.. ls-s, A. .. ELAN, iu ta5 hhJ-tinU yoar
81 li8 Hse.
rhe burial Wlll be- ~ tho family ground, C0al-
Gcli. SUNDAY, November Is, ine'.
VIXEN Died. A. . D.. w. Tbur~iAy. LEILA
WATKINS, vile a. g.. karaoD NJ rem aai Qaugh-
tsr ~ ins a. Henry C!sy Mniklls
funeral from 10 First lrc51yio .an church
SAIl NDAi at 4. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

CAPTAIN Phd. r. Brown, proprietor ~ the
Bue Ridge sp-ne-, has had bis share OF
bad luck. Iu ISL bis left arm was broken
by q bullet 90 South Morm'lln; lest simmer
his main hotel a. the spring, was burned.
aud few days ago 40 Chattanooga be broke
his right sm while interviewing a COW that
was deOredaurg op s0me rose-bushos. But
he also has his share o. pluck. Die is 70
building the spring, hotel and writes more
leclby wuh has i,u hand than Doe ever did
with Dali. rffnF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
DITCH gULBs.

HYACINTHS, TULIPS, ETC., IN
III PORTED direct from No grogcrs In Hot
land and france. i,sl rcceiFoL btLbs are %
extra Que quality snd prices fuiiy a. l0s and
lower than thoss u northern dealers.
send for descriptive isl Nsiiei free.
Partles requiring large quantities aro request
ed 10 write for special IriceA
r. w. WOOD A sons, seeismeo,
corner SiTu sni nsnhail ssroets.
and I'LL esss fresklls sfrool
a H-eod s4sEiSosl kichmoad. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Iron Fnrnsce. nesunlng.

10y I'I0FIIII ~ IlV III Jill
READING. Pa, November Is The Cl7mG
Iron Company's large furnace ~ Temple in
This county. which bias been 0ut % blast
some months, resumed to-day with full
force 81 hands. owing 10 the resumption Of
40 many furnaces recently the extensive
Jones ron-ors mines M CarnMYon town
ship. tins county, which have bad onig a
Partial force 81 h'nds Il work, have taken
back all their old empiOsf., and Gov have q
brgcr number al work than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
ConressiosS of Judgment.

10y telegraph 10 iuc h'ePasNu'i
CHICAGO, November iG.-The heavy whole
sale clothing firm Of Llndauer Brothers u
Co.. corner Franklin aud Adams streets,
Ged confessions Of judgment in the superior
Court TO-DAY at moor aggresatlng SlSl65S.
rhe drln consists Of Dayer +. Benjamin aud
Selgman Lndauer and Aaron ROsenblat,
and is regarded - one 81 the largest firms OF
wholesale clothlers IN the country, aud oceu-
py their entire building, which - eight
stories aud basement 10 height.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
A strike Compromised.

LAFAYETTE, IND, November l6-The
brakemen's strike on the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago railroad was compro-
missed to-dly, the company agreeing to pay
the through bTakemen two eeRts per mile
and the local brakemen 2l0. The strikers
demand for the third brakeman on each train
has been dropped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
NEWSPAPER FOLDING AIHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

wehavs STONBsErZ FOLDER, IN perte',
ORDER which Ne Will sell at . great bargAla. 10
viii fold az eight or q f0ur-pags pafer iae ntl
OF tho Dtspatch 20 smaller IL all also Gus al
Dasfs no eigA.-gaze paper Heaa ~ Eo4-lJ
attached 70 any presA
We refer 70 tho fetorsOgry frtsr-Appea a. -
NO chArectsr Of rs work. siaco thsI paper hts
The Counterpart Of this mach, 40 aIiActei W -
press and Low IN successful oprratoL Ai-
dress The DisFAith AvhfANt,
myz-lm' hchIn0nt Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

BRADSHAW - COGBiLi- Married, az tho
P,ns-street Baptist church % WciDCsiay, No
vember ~. 1885. by Row d. Is lluison, NJ. JANIS
4. BRADSHAW, ~ Manchester va, AMI MS
h. JO5kPHiS tODBlLL, "a ulIs citr
RK-NARIlN.--M srriei on mo evening ot
November lItl. af mo residence ~ TN trl ie3
faiusr "a south Market ttreot, fui'ripArg, Va,
tly mo nov E0hgrl MrllFAIn", D. D., 1.s'l-ifd
b. Rev j. ". R0selrO. D. ~, JANIS A. hkkk,
~ norfolk, ya.. ana BETTE hACOA, dnnsh.rr
n Robert A. Aa--Iu.
MALLORY - CLARKE Married. November
o. Is,e At o." Warwick ulneo, 300 ulis rity, ~
Row Thomas r. Wiso. NJ. NEWTON q. " NJ
LDAY. ~ neurio1 comfy. snd Mas NlLhel
CLARKE. II Rlc.mlli, Va.
PONEHs-W WALLS - ABTriei, a. Ii1erty
church. Now h0ut county. on tn oruIi1g 90 l9ih
Noyom Der, ~ hrY. v watson, Af. NklkNt l.
POW k~. ~ hi.Lmou1 0itB o. Hlas fA11 \
WALLS, ~ Son Kent o0unig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
an TnnrnYaked Aasnnlt.

Especial telegram % the Dispa,ch.l
CHARLESTON, W. VA. November l6.-Last
Sunday, a Bluefeld, Mercer county, a
colOred man named Giles was assaulted by
two drunken white men without any provo
cation. and wss shot by one OF them and
afterwards stabbed to death. The ruitisn's
name is BIN Wallace, and be has been rep
resenting himself as a United states deiec.
tive. He has not been seen since the murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Relieved in Free whIskey.

[Spocial telegram % We Depalchl
CHAkL EsTON, ". Va, November TO-
White Republican iolldcition was going
on at ST. Alhans last night some one, who
evidently believed in free whiskey, broke
into l.. A. Linc0ln's drugstore aud stole
bottled liquors, cigars, &e., worth about
200. An entrance vas effected by cutting
out a panel Of the back door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
VlHE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES r. GLAZE, Pgks4D4sc
bRADsTRBET'5 RICHMOND OFFICE
no. il2 BAsr sAlS stkLEE
Telephone h0EG


Tho Rlchmold once has more nan Kept pace
with TIE rapid gf0atu " uio c..Y aud G9Yei0p-
iuent u lie trfutory irlo4tsfI tOA II Virrs -
ilo mcfcagtiio community % .ni3 section al ta3
sdgaltakos VI asys.en Tie superiority u Nlira
is recOgliA0i ga osory trsl9 prntrc Vi no eiFil-
3Zsd world. That &c Is 10 special sease PREPARED
" quart tno lngcre-tof rs local gstrons - a.
tested ~ tho fat mat it ni1s nor laTgeT SsSss
sys,.kssrtksrs Dsaa any elAsy Nsgc1ltiiLs agsA<k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
nenth nrnnrrv Mccarthy.

Harry Mccarthy, n well-known comedian
and popular song writer, died in California
q few days ago. During the war Mr.. Nc
earthly played IN the principal southern
cities. He WAS the sulb0r Of the Bonnie
Blue Flag" a southern WAT song, which
was first sung by his sister, Miss Marian
Mccarthy, ~ the Varieties Theatre. New
Orleans. in 1861. "The Bounie Blue Flag "
was the occasion. during General Benjamin
+. Buffers rule in New Orleans, OF inillcting
punishment ON 4 good many OF the citizens
Of the Crescent city. rs related by Biauder
Matthews, on page lj5 81 his 80 Pen and INK"
Mr.. A. T.. Blackmar, the publisher
Of the song. declared that Butler had "made
it very profitable by fning S25 every man,
woman, and child who sang, whistled, or
played The Bonnie Blue Flag or its tune
on the streets" Mr.. BIackmar writes also
that ne va, arrested aud hned $500 for pub
fishing il, and that the sheet-music OF 1t was
all destroyed. Since the war Mr.. Mccarthy
has spent most u his time on the Pacific
coast. Marisu Mccarthy, his beautiful and
talented sister, who was favorise IN Laura
Keeue's stock company, died four years after
her brother wrote The Bonnie Blue tlsg."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
eaAIa ND cgrroH ExcAAuas
KicaMoSo. Sovom Der 49, 1881


WuRAE-2,2tG bushels
Cons.-3lJ bushels
OArs.-4 800 ru nels
MEAL-y4 bushels.
s4Lg3 KgPORfsD TO SECRETARY
WugAT.- LougDorry. 35i basbeis very good
atfI.l3: 6f busleis good az si.it. jJU bushels
GOOD at I'll. >uD.,Derry. 3 bushels Tor seed
st6f.I5: a.. bushels ,ory good nt fl.i2; 20 bush
els very good 80 N.ll: 90 bushels good "a silg
:. bushels fair al 800 40 bushels fair a. fLoj
A. bushels screenings ~ Sc Total solos 81 wheat
] fij bushels.
Offerings today u wheat, 2.2i5 bushels; same
dsy as year $40 b. n0is sales today II
wheat l,tlG bushels: same day last ysar $50
bushels. O1eaAgs 80 f@c this soasou, 0l.sl
bushels. sau9 tmo last year, 5VgA bushels.
Extreme range ~ prices N-fay fl.0j o. Nij,
saus day last Year. 0-c. to5ic.
CGRs.- White, $50 bushels prime new az 5jc.
- bushels good nov ai 5ie.; - bushels falr ne y
stsLc. Total sales VI corn, 30 bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Incifinr Rnreaiting.

Establishments aoie 70 the Dispatch-l
DUBLIN, November l6.- Edward lIarring-
ton, member OF Parliament fer West Kerry,
has been summoned for melting 10 boy
cOtting. He will be tried on the 18th instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Richmond Terminal closes the Ae-

T|TIN W 7 INTII"1I
President lnmau, o. Richmond Terminal,
said Yesterday thit his company had i've
week, IN which 20 pay for the Georgia Com
uany'- st1cN. bot having the money IN hand
il preferred 20 pay 70 yesterday snd 30 bad
deposited o cheek for S395000 with the
Central Trust Company o. O'Clock. This ls
the a.t PAYMENT and gives Richmond Ter.
Iuina possession Of the GeorEa Company
and control of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company Of Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

MONTGOMERY. ALA, November lG.-Dr.
jerome cochran. State llesth officer, has
returned from Decatur. In reference 10 The
yclIow-fcycr cpiJcmic lately prevailing there,
hc furnishes the following:
81 have been requested 20 state whether
IN NV opinion the ycli0w-tcycr in Decatur
W., due to the loral conditions there, and !
hayc 800 hesitation IN saying that believe
thaf Decatur Wa simply unfortunate. Vel
los.fckcr was Imported there aiime favor
able q. iis ~Wcad. Ins word, do not he-
uc,c th4l Decatur j. ans more liable to vel
lov.f,yer than any other towns 30 'he same
latitude. 5rgOvg COCWtN, ". ~,
estate Health Officer"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

BALTIMORE. ND. November ld-Virgnia
l0-i0'-. IS iid: 40 . = Gf bil: Baltimore and Ohio
stork, Ss893: Norlher9 Central. % a@ked; Ctn-
cinnau. Washington and Bolumoro Is, Ga9s y :
DO. -, 20 askoI; 10. 30. %. consolidated gas
hOu.te lIOI. bid. do stock. 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va, November lG.-The rial
estate sales here TO-DAY aggregated $240, 900.
An effort is being made % get the Washing
ton ZlDc Company TO locate their immense
works TO be erected next spring in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

London Times for libel. Since then the
Times hiss apologized for It's offensive Ian
guage. The case came up In court to-day,
and the Judge disposed Of It by giving ior-
mai verdict for the plaintiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Republican celebration.

HARRIs0NBusG, Va, November l6.-The
Republicans OF the county met here to'nigot
and celebrated the election OF iarrisou and
Morton. About 1900 were In line with
torches, banners, and transpareneies. There
was also display OF fireworks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
A Weeks Failures.

THy I0IVFI"VE1 y nv HI7F71-1"I
NEW YORK, November l6.-Ibe business
failures occurring throughout the country
during last week number for the United
States 2oj Canada, 81. Total, 23I, against
aln lasf wnnk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Tho Times ApolsgiEes

tBy Anglo-American cable to .the DIspstch-l
LOADOS, November l6.--Sir John Pope
Hennessy, while Governor Of Mauritius, BE-
gan proceedings IN an action against the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Miniafer 10 RpnIn.

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l
NEW Y0RK. November 17.-Perry Belmont
has been appointed Minister TO Spain 10 sue
ceed JabeZ L. NJ. Curry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
THs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Range o, rnormom.s,r YESTERDAY
NEW YOEK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ....~........"..