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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
WV YnRK STOCK MARKET.

NV YORK. November io.-The sio.k market
to-day vas very dun throughout, only reading
displaying any animation whatever. AMI trans
actions even i1 thst stock failed 70 score any
mog3mcn, u importance. The temper OF inc
room Wa, couseryatiyoly tearsh, whslo London
was doing nothing ald tho commission people
huf little moro. There we're reports from the
Northwest 81 a depressing nature. but the news
of t'e dqy wasof slight influence upon ne course
Of prices Cotton oil WIS active aud became
special feature OF the dealings, rising point
Notwithstanding the weakness oi She re tular lst,
ana most Of H. gain vas held 20 the close. After
toe first half nour the lat reiapscd into most m
tense duluess aud ronaiGci without ieatuie OF
any sort 10 the remainder ~ mo session, aud
tn market finally closed dull and steady either
unchanged or but slight fractions ailercut from
lls' night The sales aggregated si,Ah shares
sni Reading contributed O. inst amount 2lVJ
shares. The nnal changes ara small fractions
only and are about equally divided between the
Cs'"s rni tho lnsses.
Rrsnins.- F1change dun and steady NJ 4s5a
go. Money easy az ir2s Ger cent Suo-l rea-
srry balances. o d s1G0.i.t00 currency tll,-
5000 Governments drn aud sfea - &" irm
4per cents, II h; ~ coupons, l)3.. stl'e bonds
on .Hf ant sf..nuV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

RASS.-Died, 10 Lyucnburg. November y. 1873,
ISAAC b. BASS; Gged f0rty-s.x years.
Fuuefal viii take place from MS brothers. resi-
donco ii0 west Clay street, 81 NDAt OF 8.sD /.
NJ. Friends and acquaintance VI TIE famly lu-
yited 10 attend. ~ ho"ora
PATE.-Dled. on Friday. November tho 9Th, NJ
iis residence, sl7 Twenty eighth street, ). W.
PAT L. offer painful Illness, IN tne thirty-elghh
year Of his age.
mo funeral services will be held a. Leigh
9trset Bantiss church on SUNDAY tho I'm iu-
rtanr Of 5 o'clock T.. 81. Friends are respect
fully invited " attend without further nOuco.
ROBINsON-Diod. AZ i2a1 p. ". November
1883, az the residence Of her husband, No SlS3 .
street. Ia The sixty-second year u nor ago, Ahs'
LUCY j. ROBINSON.
A precious ono from us has gone,
A voice We loved - stiii:
place IS vacant in our home
That never can Do ull0d.
God In His Widom has recalled
The boon bis love nas given,
And though the body mOuider3 mere
The sOsi M safe IN Heaven.
Cali not back tho doar departed
Anchored sale where storms arc Ger
On the border Land We lett her
soon 70 meet 20 part no more.
Far beyond this world Of change,
Fer beyond this world Of care,
We shall ind cur m issing loved one
In our Fathers mansion fair.
Tho funernl will take place THIS EVENING OF
( O'Clock from nor husbands residence. Friends
of the family ara invited % attend.
Chicago M payers please copy.
gHAkP-Died. IN this city, suddenly, Noyem-
Der ion, JOHN TURNER SHARP, Ia the thirty
fourth year 81 his age
New YORK Tunes and ELIZABETH Journal please
copy.
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murdered BY ais VIE.

Ihy toIesfaPl % mo DI7I'1711I'I
Iowa C1TY, Iowa, November l0.-samuel
Brown. a farmer, who lived near North
I.iherty. a village Of this county, was killed
Inv his wife Yesterday. The couple have not
lived happily together for some time, and
violent quarfels were frequent. The woman
was NOT Of perfectly sound mind and was at
one time confined Ia an insane asylum. Her
temper was naturally violent, aud v ben ex-
ehed she became utterly crazed. Yesterday
Brown and his wife had an unusually angry
disouie over trivial matter, and bio wife,
seizlng an axe. attacked her husband muir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
GRAIN AND corroN ExOHAEaE
RICHMOND. November 10, 1881
OFFERIHda.


OFFERINdo.
WHxAT.-2i7s bushels.
CORN.-i2e bushels
OAIs.-l.0D bushels.
BALES RgPOErsO TO SECRETARY.
WHBAT-LongbeTy. 30 bushels PRIME on pri-
yaie terms: Go bushels very good at fla y
bushels very good at 9il3; 4s6 bushels good az
$40 Mixed. 82 bushels very good az fl.lf; -
bushels very good at tl.l3; 20 bushels good az
SIP: bushels good ~ $40. shortberry, %
bushels for -ood on private terms, loL@l sales
Of wheat ,f73 bushels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat ,EB bushels; same
day las. year. 8438 Ou heis. Sales today Of
wheat 478 bushels; same day last year. , lsi
bushels Offerings 90 far this season, b}',lS5
bushels. same ume last year, 5a6. ~ bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, sll0 10 Sl.li;
same day last year, &c. tOtic.
CORS-White, 10 bushels very good OH az be-;
81 bushels prime new az 5Oc. ~ bushels good new
Al 4sc. Total sales u corn, ~ bushels.
OATs.-Spriug, 81 bushels prime d. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

10y TNIW|IHIII " w tI'"I-N''ITsI
W4euNGr1N, November t0.--Bond oiIrr-
ings to-day aggregated yC50.0O). Accepted.
8300,000 AIS az 1858. Total amount Of
bond, purchased ~ date under circular oi
April 18Th Is $9LsI4,2j), OF which sob
232. 900 were 4 per ceuis and 2l3f22,25O
were IS per cenf,. The cot of these bonds
was SlI2.S)l, fj3, OF which FG6.O05.5iO was
Paid Tor per cents and $iG.sSJ,9lj was
paid for q per cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
rru,tBraudv DtstiIIers.

10y ItIUEIuIII % 10 AII8II14tNl-I
WASHINGTON, November 1O.-The TTea-
surv Department has issued a circular re-
citing the enactment Of the law EXCEEDING
the operations OF the act relating 10 the pro-
duction Of fruit brandy SO IS 10 include
brandy distilled from apples or peaches. TO
carry out the provisions OF The act the de-
partneut gives notice that special bonded
warehouses may now be established for tue
storage Of such brandies, aud that the brAnH
dies may be treated under the same regula-
tious as other fruit braudles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Cnattahooehee Exposition.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspa~hl
CorUMBUs, dA., November 10. Columbus
IL full Of visitors, attracted here by the CHAT
taboochee- Valley Exposition, which opens
next Thursday. The races VIII be The
finest ever seen IN the southern States, As
sop,e of the most famous race horses IN the
country are already here, A fine collection
az exhibits OF the agricultural and other
wonderful resources Of the South are being
nut In place. The grounds and buildings
are lighted by electricity, and many ex-
hibitors are at work on their display To-
night. Two days OF the Exposition have
been set apart for the reunion OF old Ve,e-
rams, and many Of the most distinguished
ex. Confederates Of the South will be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
MARatsAesE ~.

CARTER-MOUNTC AsTLE.-Msrriei,N oyom-
bsr Gtb. AZ the residence OF The BRIDE. by Row 3.
r. eturf,ts. assisted by the Rev. Mr.. HOWiaon. W.
N. CAtTsH IN Mr.. LUTIlE L. hOOAICAs-
Tie: both Of this city.
UOWELL-WILLIAMS Married, in Washing
ton. ID. G.. Monday. November D. 1888, BY the
Rev. Thomas o. Addison. Ar JOHN r. HOWELL
AMI Miss ALICE l.. WILLIAMS; both OF Rich
mOnf, va
WlLLIAM9-RlLEY.-M Married, ather mothers
resi.fenoe, No 1860 west Floyd street, November
Gtb. Mis- FANNIE WILLIAMS % Mr.. j. j.
RILEY; both Of this city. no cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Tho annual pound party 0iu he held Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Home, Oh
Lor,h Fourth street, on Tuesday the 18th III
slant from 9 A. II. to9 =. II. Groceries.
provisions, household supplies, and money
are greatly needed. Tho st0re.r0Om Is
empty aud winter Is at hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
.nn1lionnlLnw,ers Wooded.

Governor Lee called a meeting OF the
Board OF the Chesapeake and IFS Tributaries
Yesterday evening To consider Tie "dYisa-
bility of employing counsel TO represent the
state IN She eases Of the vessels cap'ured oy
the oyster navy for illegal dredging IN VIZ
einia waters. Auditor Marye, one OF the
members OF The board, being absent from
the civ the Governor and state Treasurer
Hartman, the membels present, adjourned
until MOuday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

derously. lie attempted TO ward on tne
blows, but the woman, rendered unnaturaily
strong through excitement, pursued MN
through the house, hacking hlm repeatedly
and finally Telling bin to the floor dead.
Mrs Brown has been arrested and VIII De
examined as 10 her sanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Engineers Killed.

tBy telegraph 70 tho Dspatch-l
NEWARK, o., November l0.-A collision
occurred Yesterday on the Baltimore and
Ohio near ClaYpoOls, resulting In the killing
Of Engineers John Doyle and Andrew Den
nison and the demolition OF both engines
and fourteen freight cars. The collision was
caused by conflicting orders given by the
onerafOTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
RICHMoND TOBACCO MARK&r

NOYgXBge 10, is't
To-day's market was dull on change, but
there we're several orico sales ia Wrappers, and
these seem destined % keep moving, while
forming by far the greater and most iayohte
speculative grade. Cutter holders, however
fsol very sale. aud can AFFORD % abide their Fme
There Is very itue Oil stock in the Interior mar
kets. aud those who are ia want must direct their
attention towards Richmond for selections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
The Coid-wave EIag Flying.

The following prediction has slready been
verified; % 1000
WASHINGTON. d. C., Nov. 10, 1883.
Chamber Of Commerce, Richmond;
1910 A. NJ Hoist cold-waVe signal. Tenn
nersture viii fall 10 TO p degrees by < O'CLOCK
S,rd.v morning. GBEELY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
pinu.Marks Rurnea.

[by Telegraph % mo DIspatch.I
BALTMoRs. November lO.-At an early
hour this morning the Baltimore Plow Com
pany's works AZ S25 south Howard street
were burned. The loss was $4,000; In
sured in out-oi-t0wn companies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
rncroaermen. on tue nonnaary Line

by telegraph 70 the Dispaich.l
CmCAGO, November 10-A special dispatch
from m Paso, Tex, SAYS: The Mayor and
civ Council Of El Paso took action llst
night which is calculated to lead 70 important
diplomatic correspondence between TIE
United states and Mexico. In an official
communication 10 the CITY Council Mayor
Iightbody stated that Mexican engineers,
acting under the authority OF the Mexican
Government. were constructing emoAnk-
ments opposite FL Paso osteusibly 10 protect
the Mexican bank OF the RIO Grande, which
entertainments he believed would cause the
river % damage the American bank.
Moreover. he believed the MeXicans
had already extended one Of those Cmbank-
ments across the boundary, and were now
working on American soil lie urged that
immediate action should be taken 10 stop
this work by force II necessary. The Coun-
eli decided that the Mayor should telegraph
tine facts 10 Governor Ross and q message
was sent stating that the work Is being prose
cuted with the intention Of changing the
channel OF the river. "Unless the work Is
AZ once arrested" SAYS The message, "nOt
ouly will the frontier be artitcially changed,
but serious injury viii be inflicted on Texas
landowners. what DO you advise NE TO DO
i'm order 70 protect the territory o. the state
and OF the United States, as tie urgency OF
the case will hardly allow the delay neces-
sary 10 obtain redress by The ordinary dIplo-
macy channeis!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

TI'T TII'I 1T No y 'I7' l1T
N0vFWTR iO.-Narkst steady an eoo1
solos reported % day AZ quotations.. oli prme
s4c: extra u0me. 3itc.; fancy. g.; common,
gre.p' iDasi.c: factory naud- picked, 4a5ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
A Freight blockade.

lBy telegraph 20 the nspatch.l
ALBANY. y. Y, November l0.-The two
DAYS strike OF switehmen IN the New YORK
Central and Hudson River railroad yard has
reulted in blockade OF freight that Il will
take week to raise. The side tracks GA all
the roads are filed with loaded trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

BALTIMORE. Mn.. Noysmbe- io-lirginia 10
4J- sjf-98i. d0. 3s, 90 b'i, Baltimore AMI Onto
stock. Cincinnati, Washington aud bfinmofo
Is gs: do be-. gJ asked; du. s., - bid; CONSUL
dated gas bonds, 40, DO. stoof, 5I1l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

7 have a POol-Table almost new; ivory
balls and all attachments. VIII sell low,
though 1t cost $3.50.
JULIEN RNFORD,
1902 east Main street,
two doors below Dispatch 0tliccl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Ngg YORK November l0-1ho weekly bank
statement is as follows; reserve, decrease,
f2.l-2tlG. loans, decrease, $3.50 ~; specie, &C.
crae.a. 81 .r1.gl. lcraLtouIers ]oercG'e. Il, iB-
1J. dcpo.r. decrease, 49, iCoJ' circulalou'
corca.v. Si1it..l0. ~
hollands no., holl 81. 7.-J) In czce8so Of ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Asnru,,r,. Physleian,

]. T. Porter, Dekslb county, writes Am
remote from medical aid, bot have phys'-
clan ever with me 70 check sudden attacks
Of the bowels IN keeping Dr.. BiggerSs
Huskleberry Cordial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

"Ahsolnte protection and reduction in
tarin.r Heger5 Police Shoes vail protect
your health and reduce the tariff on your
pOcEct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
REyIgw or ms CHICAGO MARKET.

NkNIEW WF TIE NUINN7FI lANN-F'
CHICAGO, November i0.-Wheat was heavy ana
tame during most Of the session, recovering
some and closing steady. Tho opening was "a
&c. below yesterday closing price, ruled heaFy'
declined Ike. moro. recovered. and closed lsc:
lower than yesterday Trading in corn was OK
small volume. Opening sales were a. ~. au-
vance over yesterdays close, after when ue
market sold of s,aiic.. reacted some, AM closed
ilns.c lower than Yesterday. oats were weak
at the opening. closing. however, az about yester.
days final figures. Pork was easy ana rllod
% aSc. lower. aud closed quiet at outside figures
Lard was dull and closed about &c lower
.litbs were castor with prices fayoring buyers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
TIorR

We quote. Zine. s25OAy275 superhne, ana
g. .: extra, sl5)as275: family, SiasLjJ. patton.
fsmlly, country, tiTatA25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

quiet and steady; soft re; iobblng, nc. :
copper-renned firm At l67lGkc Whi5koy STEADY
mt si.22.
CHICAGO.
OErclgo November 1.-The cash quotations
were: FLOUR dun and neglected No. spring
wheat and No rcd. sl.i3a,i.i3k. No corn,
4ikc No. osts. 25c. Mess-pork. si4T5. lard,
sh0rt-cIear. sS 25afs 81. Whiskey, ti.71
The leading futures ranged ~ follows.
0psaiaI HIgAss. CtosfaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
MARKETS BY rELEsRAPa


NV Yonk. Novon Der i0.--Cotton quiet: sales,
90 bales; last evening, lyl bales; upAnds, lOc. :
Orleans, l0Sc.; receipts az al ports 10 day,
3A667 bales: cxport5-to Great Britain, 29.2s9
bales: 70 the Continent 5.735 bales; STOCK, CO.,
81 bales. southern -four dun aud Seak. wheat
dull and heavy and &c. lower. Options closed
steady AZ &c. under yesterday, No rcd, No
yember, closing az fill; December I'LL i5-lba
tons dull and steady; December, 3laAhc. /;
Nay. 455<c. oats steady; options quiet aud
steaiy: November, 5l5sc. december. a5a
aXc.; May, s5c Hogs dow and steady. COT
fec-0nsions elosed ssak November al895.
Rice siow; fair cargoos. s15to. Sugar Inactive
and arm; refined duh aud unchanged. No
lsssesrNew Orleans. open kettle' hooDc.'
sJrUps. gal2e COtton-seed oil nrIn enc quisI.
Furpenfine ste8ty. Hides quiet Wool quiet
Pork quiet Beet steady. Beef hams quiet
Tierced beef Inactive. Cutmeals dull and un-
changed. Afiddlss steady Lard easter and
duh; western steam, $50; NoTemo or. $50;
Nay, 80. Preishts firm cotton, I'd.
BALTIMORE
BAIrfMORK. Nd. November 10-Cotton steady
middling. 9zsiOc. Flour dull hoSard-strss'
super, y3aSA16; western super. ~ soataI 70 ;
Howard-street and western extra, t4GtLl5: do.
family, t5asn75; other brands unchanged
Wheat-Southsrn qniel aud sEoady; Fuitz. sL0sa
Sl-I2: LOnEberry. fi.G aSl.I2; western dun and
easy; NO 2 Water red, spot tLotA AsiAA
Noyem Dor. si.0lA ssL04a; yceember, slosss
Sl.O6Et: January. si.osasL ao1. corn--sonthorn
nominaIiy nrm: white S5as0c.; yellow. s4AsSc
western arm; mixed spoi, Sc, nominal; year,
GHsrAe; January, @asaetc; February.
and Pennsylvania, esa32e.; western white, ta
&c: western mixed. Laz9c.; graded No. whita,
3iaL hii. hye oaist and nominaliy steady AZ ela
6sc Hay rather nrm; prime 70 choice vestern-
slsasiah Provisions Rominaily stesdy. Butter
steadY; creamery, 22a2sc Eggs lrm a ssa27c
Petroleum steady at decline: refined, TAG
Coffee steady; lilo cargoos fair a. Bke sugar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

CINCINNATI, November i1-Flour dull ana
lover. WneSs easier; No 2red, sl6N. corn-
No y MIXED. 45Kc. Oats-No. ? mixed, &c.
PORK quiet az sia Lard scarce nc soiSSu9-
Bulk-meats quiet. Bacon firm aud unchanged.
Whiskey, fl.A. Hogs scarce aud hrm; com,
mon aud Light. A7jas6oO, packing anu
lnI.nnraI & y .afl 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

ss5- LAUREL-STREET METHO-
DIST CHURCH corner Laurel and Albemarle
s,reets)-key w. o. WAGGgSIs, Psstor.-Preacb-
log BY the Rev. W. D. Tyler at II A. NJ. and
Z. II. All welcome. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

rig THERE Will BE A SONG-
SERVICE at the @sle Orphan Asylum TO-DAY
at o'clock. conducted by lev. GEORGE COOPEH
D. D., Of First Baptist church. Singing ~ tho
Orphan Boys Choir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

VIEW York, November 30 -C0'ton-Net 70
cnlpfs 1850 bales, gross receipts, ll.Sa9 OAtt%
Futures closed irregular and inrels steady
81 q5sfg fyi. January, g97saf914; February,
9gI: march. sl00. April, go liaNoll. May
5000: Juno. sl025. july, SiA.3s.I1J'; August"
| q. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

ST. LorIs. November 10.-Flour dull. Wheat
closed 1.c. below yesterday; No. 2 rcd, cash.
SfOsasl0sH May, sll4Sa tL5b. Corn strong :
No. 2 cash. 3)aiOl May. 3jc. oats quiet; 10 :,
cash e2a2ic bid: May, &c. Mhissey steady
nj STA Provisions dull. Pork. SIS Lard
Brir,o efanrt nrmtnally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

SPECIAL BARGAINS at precial prices viii DO
added 20 our attractions every day TITS "osE
IL Will psy yoa ~ visit Us daily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AID IN coHEgCTIOE THERSwIrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the Few York and Richmond
stork Exchanges Flonr, Cot
ton, Neat, and other Quotations
1nr ,srnrr,rh to tho pIspa.ch.l

ny telegraph to tho Dispa'ch-l
- WAsHSdIoS, November lO'-For VIZ
-" glnis, colder, fair, northvesierly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

EzTsECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. W. W. LASDBUK, D. D., will preach At II
". and 5 Y. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
kiDDLfN9. 9kc.
Low MfDDLNG. S7fc
OCOD OEDIAARH. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
MAKINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF RICHMOND, EovEnBEE 10. lSs2
ARRIVED.

PoRT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10. lSs2
ARRIVED.
Steamer ARIEL Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise,
passengers, United States mail, &c. l. Is. Iatum,
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NovsxBEs 10 1884
lBy Telegraph
GRRTvED.
Steamship Roanoke, Huiphers, New York, and
sailed for New York.
steamship Wyanoke, Boar, Richmond, and
saned for New York. Inerchaaise.
steamship Gardiner, -, New Orleans, 10
coal
SAILED.
Steamship Ocean King. --, Bremen, coeled-
Steamship Alliance, Beers, Brasui. morchan-
disc mail and passengers
bark PippinA Lisbon, ssaEes.
sehoOners Tom Wiiname. New York; w. G..
Wickham New York--5osh wish wood
scb0oners Wilaon d HuafinG. NeW York: sun
Iight. New fcrk--bcth via usia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

WILMINGTON. y. C.. Novembor il--Turpenune
steady at Sc. Resin drrn; strained. l5c.; good
strained, e0,. Tar nrm st tia Crude tur.
nentiuo arrn: hard. sLW: yellow dip ani
virgin. B2.Il Corn nrm: white, Old, Co.,; new,
5ec.. yellow, 55c.
LOUISVILLE.
L0rTgvlfLF. November I0.--Narkots IN
clalrul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

THs WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Taiuy ia The morning aud clecr In tho evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

SATURDAY. Noyember 10. is92
Satrs-FfRsr BoAHn-lraJ Virginia now IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExscuTkD Az fAx DlsfATcA RkiSr
MG-koUak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
THE MASONIC TEMPLE.
CEREMONIES OF THE CORNERSTONE
LAYING ON WEDNESDAY.
4 Grand Display Of Organizations Of the
Order-AddreB by Mr.. Breokinridge
and Other Features.

Many years ago The Masonic fraternity re-
tolycd 10 erect In Richmond temple which
should hc credit alike 10 their noble order
and this historic clly.
The war dissolved their frst plan. Cir
Cumeancc, sioce have caused DELAY; but at
Last a site has been bought; the excavation
has been made, the gfani,e-work begun, and
The money Is IN hand 70 push The building
onward % steady completion, and It is be-
hcvcI that % win be ready Tor occupancy by
fhc Grand Lodge al is session Ia December
1S~y
The architect f. Mr. Jackson &. Colt, Of
Baltimore, anj Doe hls given pan which IN
Vludcs handsome stores on Broad street,
and Boz thc upper stories rooms Tor The Grand
Officers. lodge rooms. d., and On this all the
community have am INTEREST," sycry large bail,
which wiz Doc rented Out for suitable public
uses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

One NJ the results Of the election OF lIarri-
son ~ the hrnslng out OF The ancient Repuo-
Hcaus from their places Of retirement. Num-
hers % these W0lthics who were almost Tor
gotten by the pubic have rcappeared and
seem Co bee but little the worse for the lur-
Laughing which Cleveland gave them. Their
nre.cnt purpose IN life is 10 get back into
thcir cid places. Bul, alb there's the rub.
Vhe Rcpublicsn marty now has 60 90 through
"a, ordeal 10 which the Democracy was sub
ie,tel and which cost Us 30 many v0.cs-the
distribution of public Offices, the effort TO
make n satisfactory division where there are
ten applicants 10 one Office.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-12
Baptism Under Difficulties.

Rev. John Smith, of Kentucky, who
was the leader of the Reform, or Chris
tian church after the death of Alex
ander Campbell. was a great wit and
was fond of telling a story. hence fire.
quent stories were told OH him. That
is ono of the penalties of being a story
teller. Among the yarns they
used to tell of "Old Raccoon," as
Mr. Smith had been nicknamed, was
this:
On one occasi o lie had made q
large number of onverts when the
weather was intens ely cold, and it be-
came necessary to baptize lot of
them before they would spoil. INNER
sion being strong tenet of the church.
which is generally called 'Campbellite.
and there being no tempered branch
of Jordan running through the church
building. at that place. rs in the city
churches Of these days. it became
necessary to 60 to cree near by and
break the ice and dip the converts
through the frigid hole. While the
venerable minister stood on the ice
and souscd sinner in. the strong cur
rent caught the convert and carried
him away under the CONCEALED surface
and out of reach. though some partics
with axes followed down the stream
and cut the convert out when he ar
rived at shallow place. The clergy
man left this work most confidently in
the hands # others, and when the sln-
ner eluded his grasp. simply called out
in his long, drawling tones, THE Lord
giveth and the Lord taketh away. Pass
me another brother" But the other
brothers had taken alarm and by this
time were making long and rapid
strides for home and iiresides. Like
Marco Bozarris. they struck for their
affairs and their fires VII Visschsr,
in ArkdnSaW Traveller.