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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
LATE CHINESE AOvlCES
Received Per steamer Australia

SAN Francisco. November ~. Adtire-
per steamer Australia are from Hong hnns
that the United states steamer lropuoi- leI'
there November ~ for samoa 10 relieve Vis
adams, which will proceed To Honolulu
The United states steamer Alert WAS amour
ready 10 sail for san Francisco. The N"hican
and Nipsic remain at Honolulu.
rhe missionary steamer. Morning siar
arrived nj Honolulu November 18th VIII
CAPTAIN Gooding and crew, OF the American
bark I. l.. sweat. Of Portland, Ne, Mhl'n
wa, wrecked on SUSANNA reef. near PoIeal
Island. April 9th last, while cn loHfe nom
Newcastle. y. :. W. 90 Hong Hong III,
vessel was a total loss. The crew reached
Pozeat. and were detained by natives ten
DAYS. They were then permitted to ledt'
the ship'~ boats. one boat -prang a lrak
and the men had 10 return 10 Pozeal. Nhrf,
they remained three months. The oiheI
boat reached kuk. an island twenty -hN'
miles away. where the men were cared ioi
by missionaries. The latter party after
ward brought their comrades from fo<cal
to Ruk and two months later all went {,
Ponop0. whence they were taken oh 10y th'
Morning star.
The seronaut who fell with his parachui'
into the sea on the 18th inst. and was de-
yOured by sharks, was rot Professor an
tassel. but man named Joseph Lawrence.
who was representing himself rs The FRO
fessor's brother.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Go..ipy Note. From the Ancient city

Cosby Notes From the Ancient city.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, November -. -
special. The Assemblies gave fine
inaugural blow out at McBurney's tonight.
Mission services were held held here To-
day by the Episcopalians.
Judge Norton chartered the southern
states Development Company to-day. IL l.
"A Washington land information and product
exhibiting concern.
A pretty English woman named Matte
T0mbln, jumped into the river at Washing
ton arsenal to-day, 10 commit suicide. The
water was cold, and she changing her mind.
screamed for help. She was rescued, ana
said her lover caused II.
The GGreffe'S Washington letter says
"A gentleman from Virginia. interested in
railroads here. today says the newspaper
talk about new and short cut railroad
from Luray 10 Washington il premature AT
the present time.
ALI members Of the House from Virginia
have arrived except General Lee who j.
expected to-day. and Mr.. Edmunds, who II
detained by sickness in his family. The
two Republican members have also ar
rived. General Malone will remain here
for several days, during which he VIII en-
deavOr 10 find out the exact light in which
the administration now regards him, and
whether or not he has lost any OF his III
fuence with il since the recentelectiOn.
The indications still point 10 the election
Of MIR. Reed to the speakership Of the next
House.
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LEXINGTON.
A Number of Interesting Items.

| LEXINGTON. Va, November 2S,-ispe
cial. David Miller, reported critically
wounded in the spine at the walker Nillei
Browhsbufg horilciip, is Improving slowly
Tine attending physicians report no change
Tor The better in the condition Of 'aaJor J
ID. Rodgers. OF the e.s X. and A. line. lie
remains N a critical condition,
, The Washington asii lee University will
clekn ,o morrow for the conference of the
college Young Mems Christian Association
in session here.
| 4 fine snow, something like "A blizzard, fell
in the mountains last night with spit
: here. The weather II raw with the temper
ature at 80 degrees and falling,
Colonel scott shipp, cqInniandani of the
| corps Of cadets ,and professor OF the Nir-
ginia Mili'asy institute, who has been in
The Service Of the school since his gradIa-
ton. will he strongly pushed as General
institute by influential friends, who Will
meet the board OF visitors when they meet
here in December,
Ex-Judge isnias Patton, Of the county
bench, an out-and-out Malone man, is said
10 be the coming Lexington postmaster
Secretary Blaine, his warm friend, II re-
ported 10 be engineering his case with Har-
risOn.
The output Of pig metal from Victoria
furnace. at Goshen, since il was put into
blast again last week is said TO be larger
and better than at any time in the history
Of the plant.
The j. h. Laird farm. Of 40 acres, on
North river, ut the junction of the
Chesapeake and Ohio and >henan-
doah Valley Railroad. adjoining Bue-
ma Vista, is sold TO an English syn
dicate. of which Lord Henry Bruce. VI.
r., London, Eng, is chairman. The syndi-
cate paid s60,OOO down. 1t was organized
and registered in London with paid up
capital OF $4,000 which will be increased.
The principal office is 30 Laine street, Lon
don, Thomas Dunlop. manager. Loeb Laird.
The syndicate will open iron and manga
nese mines aud manufacture iron and its
products.
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to took through our stock. An excel
leut opportunity to test our claims to
superior style and reasonable prices.
Drop IN end lock those Overcoals over
that we've been talking to you about.
Tdey'se here TO show. We're here TO
show them. You can't fed their peers
anywhere AT ANY PRICE. Our prices
will surprise you. We've made our re-
du-lion before we marked cur goods.
O.hers. ss you know by experience,
mark their prices high enough NOW
to Justify them IN making big cuts
when the season 3 over ALL you We been
bled. II you want to help pay for some
other fellow + oyercoats, why, AL right.
lf YOU want the highest type OF style
for lower price than you II be charged
for an ordinary garment elsewhere.
this il the place you're looking for.
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LYNCHBURG.
A News Budget from the Hill City

IYNCHBrRG. Va, November D. spe-
cial. Among the ministers mentioned ~
probably the successor TO DIR. ". X. l..
smith. who goes to Nashville from this city,
are Rev. X. X. Acree. Petersburg. former
pastor of College Hill Baptist Church; Rev.
W. W. Landrum. Richmond. and Rev. DIR.
Dickinson. Baltimore. A large number OF
other applicants are expected. but none
have vet been seriously considered by the
congregation, and will not be for some little
time.
Freight trains on the Lynchburg and Dur
ham Railroad now run eight miles beyond
BroOkneal. and a telegraph office has been
opened at that point. In few weeks the
road will reach Halifax Courthouse and
South Boston. Bad weather has delayed
progress very greatly for weeks.
United States Attorney Craig was in the
city Yesterday, after having made dead
failure in prosecuting single one Of the
numerous arrests made Of Democratic
election officers Of 1883 in Charlotte and
piitsylyania by Federal marshals before
the late election. Ii is considered the most
disgraceful failure ever recorded in official
conduct and duty. The arrests were glar-
Ing frauds and intmidations.
The Fitz Lee troop Of this city cele-
brated Thanksgiving day at the Memorial
Methodist Church to hear sermon and the
services from Chaplain Rev. II. I. Men.
simpson. A large crowd was present.
\ bold robbery was committed to-day at
one of the boarding houses Of this city by
three dude tramps who stole a gold watch
and other jcwelry from "A lady adjoining
their room. Most of the property was re-
stored. and the thieves were arrested.
In Halifax County Court yesterday. An
thOny King and DOdson King two of the
negroes charged with attempting to assas-
sinate Mr.. X. X. NOblin, were sent TO the
penitentisry for six and ten years. respec-
lively. The grand jury reported indict-
nenis against the following negroes
charged with participating in that crime:
Moses Dixon, Jere Conner, John wilkins,
JEFF Darlington, Dick Younger. Thomas
Haynes. Lee Lester, Anthony Ragland,
Edmund King. and Carr King.
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LEXINGTON.
rinh Annual Confidence y. VI. &. A.

LEXINGTON. Va. November 20. >pc-
cial. The previously announced nth an
nual College Conference Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Virginia
met here tonight in the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms in the chapel
of the Washington and lee Uniycrs-
ity with good representation from
most Of the larger universities. colleges and
schools.
The conference was called to rler little
late. Dr. j. b. Taylor opened with prayer,
DR.. II. J. McBryde conducting the vine
worship. and he was followed by the adj
dress oftwelcome by Or. J. A. Quarles
Of Washington and lee Uniyers-
ity. \ special service by the Boston
evangelist, :. VI. Sayford. followed in
tbs evening. and concluded with an ad-
dress by Professor r. II. Smith of the Uni-
yersity Of Virginia. Subject: The Holy
Spirits work in life and labor"
A serial meeting Of an Informal nature
to close with. Routine work will he the
order Tomorrow.
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Run Aniuck.

CINciNSArI, November 29.-liank Pritch-
ard. "A white striker on the steamer
Telegraph. crazed with liquor. seized a
meat axe and ran among the deck hands
last evening while the boat was opposite
Columbia, on its way up the river Rich
ard VI. Curry, "A colored roundabout. wa,
Killed by the crazy man. james Butler
received cut on the top Of the head, which
Il = thought will prove fatal. Curry was
struck on the left side Of the neck, just he
Iow thr car. and death was instantaneous.
The murderer was jailed when the boat
reached New Richmond. HE home u In
Ohio.
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A TRICK GUN
PIavs Deadly Trick on its Owner.

LYNN. Mass, November 2o.-Last even
ing. Professor II. r. Sartelle, claiming a
residence in Worcester. and who for seye-
raj days had been giving dime museum
show. here. loaded trick-gin and per
suaded William II. Flanagan. one Of the
spectators, TO discharge il AT him. stand
ing on the stage, sartelle told the spectator
to aim at his head, and counted lone. two,
three" when Flanagan fired. and sartelle
fell dead, the bullet having entered his neck,
Prior TO the shooting sartelle told the ali-
dience in case he was killed To notify ms
mother. which has led some 10 surmlse that
he intended TO get himself killed. flanna.
gan surrendered to the police.
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RRlEE TELEGRhMS.

KFYPORT. Y. j.. November 2J.-fire here
to-day destroyed 500 eco worth Of property.
CovINGroN. IND.. November 29.A reg
ular northwestern blizzard held full sway
here all day yesterday.
BrFFALo, y. Y, November 29.-The snow
here is a foot deep, snd traffic i consider
ably interrupted.
ATLANTA. November 29.-Robert H..
Trisope. "A yogng lawyer Of this city, thirty
i've wears old, committed suicide in his
Office this morning. lie shot himself twice
in the head.
PHILADELPHIA. November - The state
ment Of the Reading Railroad tor October
shows a decrease Of slO3.45l in profit u
operating expenses, as compared with DE-
tOber, ls>S.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. November sj.-1he
burnside House. the Palmetto Hotel and a
payillion at Burnside Beach, Florida. were
burned last night. Loss about $4,000.
SAX Francisco. November 20.-Iniorma-
ton was received here to-day that the
steamer Idaho, from Alaska. for Puget
sound. WAS ashore at Victoria, Is. &. II is
not known whether she can b. hOated o.
not.
GREEN BAY, WIS. November o. Rnmor'
J have reached here that the propeller Hud
( son has been lost in the storm i'm the lake
She had cargo valued at $l,OOO,00.
CLEVELAND. o., November "a specia
from GOnneaut. o.. SAYS: During quaIre
here to-day Alexander Martensen, >wedc
shot and fatally wounded John Mcdonnell
Martensen WAS arrested.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November e3.-I.et
ters received to-day a. hey West from Tia
yana tell Of the attempted murder Of gov
ernment tobacco inspector while on an Of
fetal trip through the country districts, 0l
November I'D. lie will probably die.
NEW YORK, November 29.--On the arriya
OF the sailing schooner southern Cross II
this port to-day the captain and mate wer
arrested by United states Marshal Purcell
il is charged that they are guilty Of th
murder of Chinaman on the last 0utwar
voyage Of the ship. The southern Cros
came from China.
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STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK. November Or. q. Dun A
Co.'S weekly review of trade will say: The
value of exports in October was not onl.
greater than in any previous October, bu
has never been exceeded in any month, e1
cept slightly in ne-December, 1879.
Failures during the last seven day, for IN,
United states. 30: for Canada. -. Total
249. compared with q, last week. For The
corresponding week Of last year the figure
were a0l in the United states and 81 il
Cauada
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STAUNTON.
Large sale of Valuable Mineral Lands.


STAUNrON. VA, November % Special.
James Bumgardner, Jr., Of our city, has
sold the DOuthal survey, containing 5000
acres. 10 Peter McLaren, Of Ontario. Canada,
for $4,000. Onc-third Of the purchase
money has been paid in cash, and the bal
ance is 10 be paid in one, two and three
years, with interest at four per cent. The
land lies in Allegheny county, Va. on the
Warm Springs mountain, and runs down
nearly TO Covington. Ii is a valuable iron
property.
Mr. McLaren had been brought 10 Nir-
ginia through the efforts Of Professor X. Ill.
Pool who Is doing wonderful work In at
tracing attention to Virginia mineral lands.
Mr.. Mcl.aren has also purchased the Ferrol
furnace property, eighteen miles west of
>taunton, and In now developing IL. This
purchase was also made through Professor
Pool.
II has been very cold here to-day.
Pure pine tar, horshound aud wild cherry
is DIR. Dayid's Cough syrup, asat II surss
everv ums,-adv,
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CLOTHING.

DO YOU FEEL comfortable in a
ready-made Oyercoaty DO you like to
walk along the street and feel that
people behind you are wondering what
kind Of an accident deformed you
and dropped your ears down on your
shoulders.
Bat that's the way lots Of men look
because Of wearing ready made over
coats.
Let us cut you one 10 order, and
we will quickly show you the differ
Cncc.
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THE BOSTON FIRE.
Two iremen Missing-Latest Estimate OF
Loss 81, 900, 900.


BosTOx. November 29.-Two more fire
men-Michael Maurer. driver, and John
Brooks. pipeman-are reported missing this
morning. and are supposed to be in the
ruins.
Estimates Of losses by the fire are being
rapidly reduced. Mr.. c. +. Getting, after a
careful study Of the situation, places the
loss at only $3,OW,0o0.
Mr.. John c. Page says that no insurance
company will be seriously embarrassed by
the fire.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT LESS THAN FOUR
MILLION DOLLARS.
The aggregate insurance on the property
DESTROYED in yesterdays ire is 81. ,S3, '2o, as
nearly as can be estimated tonight.
Insurance Commissioner Merrill says that,
with the exception Of two or three OF the
new or smaller concerns, there is no proba-
bilitv that the losses will break any Of the
insurance companies.
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Bridging the Mississippi at New oriean

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. November 9.-Ihe
Government commission 10 consider the
bridging the Mississippi here, heard ar.s-
ments to-day.
several railroads favored building the
bridge below the city, and two wanted II
above the city.
steamboat men do not want II at all, un-
less il il made high enough not TO obsiruct
navigation. The commissioners are all oI'-
po,edtO locating a bridge above the city.
The hearing has not been concluded.
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VU&t0.t 4 q & + s. i.
a q !: I |: y 4: {! I Us 8
lood for many day. 1lps>p y ~ > -
| Il greatly 1spresSe6.
1BE xx1tsf.Av Avln1 c0xxpzn11c9.
Bs1ssKfs Nzy4 ~ proese1
IoEs Of the - J. I 49, .s-i se'S;y Y
xsiss. 'S wisS ssin iorce . csefsonss
5is fSs 'l%;i Brisisk dsls kes advocass1I ) pro
bosill that The war y Sels Of all tbe powers,
sisSl !;ls . :s?tss' iis'' 2 aSoSs ssd s'hs'
cABi.B Sor1e.
Loxpox. Noven1h1 -. Martin far4ahnr
Tupper. the poet, Il dead.
t;rErrii. OSy.. November a. WIN. II.
Harvey. was hanged Al + o'clock this morn
ing. for the murIler Of Ifl1 Utte and Two
daughters on M 20th last.
D.rssx, osiller sa.-Mr. Redmond.
editor Of the Waterford Mars. has been
sentenced 10 three months Imprisonment
for intimidation
LONDON. November ~. The NidRdarf
asserts that the mission ~ General SIM
mons TO the Vatican will positively he CON
fined to the condition Of the Catholics ~
MALTA
LONDON. Noscirher 99.-1'he fever ho>pi-
tai AT Rochester was burned to-day. There
were fifteen patients in the institution I'M
der treatment. All were rescued hi the
nurses with much difficulty. and at great
danger 10 themselves.
DUBLIN. Soven ber 20 The difference
between the iouriie,men and master bakers
of Dublin have been submitted TO srbiir'-
tiou and have been settled by a compromise.
whereby the men receive an advance oi
four shillings week.
81. PETERSEN RE-. November 2o.-An cpl
demic Of influenza j. prevailing in this citr
and rapidly spreading. Already half the
population are afflicted with the disease,
Including the Car. the Czarna. and two
of their children. A. yet no fatal cases
have been reported.
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Chicago Corner in Corn.

CHICAGO. November q. twas developed
thi. morning that shippers Of corn have been
quietly engineering a little corner in No
yen,ber options. shorts went into the pit,
and before they could cover the price was
forced up from 3Gi.c to 45lsc. during the
drst hour, with but little offered. One re-
port j. that "Old Hutch" is caught short,
and another rumOr il that he Is running the
deal through other parties. During the se--
sion shorts bid the prices up to Gle. The
clooa xxas hj.. bid
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smnlr-pox in Kngs.

CLEVELAND. o.. November g'.--A Lfod'f
special from Upper Sandusky, o., says:
secretary Probst. Of the state Board ol
Health. visited the village of Deunguat To-
day. and found three members OF ). y.
smiths family stricken with smallpox
one little girl had died previously. Ihlr-
teen other. have been exposed. The as
ease j. supposed 10 have been communi-
Gated in bags purchased 10y Mr. smith wh'
is Il pcddler. in New Washington Wh're
there were few eases one year ago.
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NEW YORK. November 2o.-Judgc Mar
tine in General Sessions to-day. handed
down "A decision denying the motion for a
new trial in the ease of Henry Carlton. mus
"Uandsome Harry" the convicted murderer
Of Policeman Brennan, under sentence 20 De
hanged next Thursday.
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TERRIFIC CYCLONE
PLAY. Havoc in Beaufort County.

CHARLOTTE, y. G., November s9.- A
cyclone passed over Beaufort county yes
teriay. Glowing down houses and tearing
up trees by the roots. The residence 81 "A
farmer near Washington was blown to
pieces. and the family Of six persons was
Killed.
\ factory was blown down and two peo-
PIE were Killed and many others injured,
Bat meagre reports have nus far come to
band,
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RFppING. COL. November "a high
wayman armed with a shot gun and a pis-
tol last night compelled the driver Of a Red
ding and Wcayeryillc stage to throw out u q
treasure box Of Wells. Fargo a CO.. and the
mail pouches. The robbery occurred few
miles from here. There was but niue
money i'm the chest box, but the robbcr -.
cured considerable registered mail.
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Hon. Jefferson Davis Not 30 Well.

NEw ORLEANS, November 29.-Mr. Jetfer-
son Davis spent a restless and unsatisfac-
tory night. Yesterday afternoon the fever
had not abated and his condition was FAR
from satisfactory. A sudden change IN the
temperature here has had depressing
effect upOn the patient.
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nemocra,,c M,,orof Lynn Endorsed.

LYNN. MASS. November 29.-At the Re
publican municipal convention held To-
night. the present Democratic mayor was
endorsed. This makes the nomination VII
tually unanimous, and party lines are WIN
drawn for once. in order that Mayor New
nall can have an opportunity 70 carry on the
work he has 80 successfully inanguraied
since the great cOnhagration.
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NEW YORK, November 2.-Despite the
verdict OF "A coroner's Jury, exoneyating
~ agent. for causing the death OF Martin
i Flynu with his umbrella on October 3Dth,
the grand Jury to-day FUND an indictment
against Nav for manslaugh.er In the flrst
degree for causing Flynn's death. May has
not yet been arrested,
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RloMn to Pieces.

ELLIOrTsyILLE, W. Va, November 29.-
-Four little girls, children Of Hugh Dunn, a
wealthy mine owner, found keg OF powder
in an abandoned work yesterday morning.
In some way they exploded II and were
blown TO pieces. Their mother lost her rea'
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Guilty ofMurder In First Degree.

BELLEFONTF. PENN. November b
William >eelye Hopkins. who shot ANA
Killed his wife. Maggie Hopkins. and her
mother and Esther Wagamn M Phillil :.
burg september I'D. was today iound
guilty Of murder in the first degree. \ new
trial will be applied for.
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BIG SNOW BLOCKADE
Trains stuck In Heavy Drifts

WABASH. ND. November 29.-There
was big snow blockade on the Cincinnati,
Wabash and Michigan road to-day, between
Benton HarbOr and Elkhart.
ON the Grand Trunk Railway twenty-four
trains were stuck in drifts between Battle
Greek and VALPARAISO. Snow there is three
feet deep, and drifting badly. Business on
the line il suspended.
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AN ENRAGED FATHER-lN-lAW
Beats the Brains Out of His son-in-Lsw
With an AHe.

OsGOODE. ND. November 29.-Wednes-
day night j. Dob5On was murdered by A.
Bishop. his father-in-law. DObson having
mistrcated his wife her father induced her
o. return home. Becoming enra.ed, DObson
armed himsels with revolver and fired
i've shots through the window without re-
suli. lie then set tire Ia the house and barn,
which Was eXtinguished before much harm
was done. He then tried to make his es-
cape, but was prevented from so doing 10y
Bishop. who seized an axe and beat his
brains out. The sympathy Of the people is
rested.
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PORT WAYNE TRAFFIC SUSPENDED.

FORT WAYNE. IND, November D.
Traffic on tine roads centerin. in this city
was greatly delayed t0-day-in the case Of
the Nickel-Plate Line entirely suspended
by the heavy fall OF snow. Drifts four feet
high near Knox. west Of this city, stopped
ali trains on the Nickel-Plate road until 10
o'clock this morning. when the track was
cleared.
Two unimportant wrecks occurred on the
Pennsylvania road.
West-bound freight No. - was dcrailed
about midnight near this city By a broken
frog and ten ears were piled up in heap.
Ere ght train No. -. also west-bOund.
was wrecked at 3 O'Clock this morning near
Elida. o.. and several ears demolished.
No one was injured. but passenger trains
were delayed for Iiye hours.
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Terrible Gale.

sAULr STE MARIE, MICH. November
s9.-Tbere IL no abatement Of the northeast
gale. II Is accompanied by fne snow. YES
sells which arrive report mueh difaeulty In
n o ching the hagoor,
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MEETING.

NOTICE OF PoSIPONEMENr.-A
IN special m, citing OF The RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMAEhCE will bo hobd
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1850. ~ o'ck,ok y.
NJ, at the ROOMS OF 1bE CniA Mbkk (ovoe
the Merchants National Bank). instAnd %
Thursday the 2sih instant. % previously ans
noanced len 09ditioDai members ~ lho
Board viii be elected and olher iDpugOno
business will be brought be ore the uoostDG
80 full attendance of the msDbon a. TIE
Chamber IL desired.
GEORGE L. CHRuu1iAN.
First Wee pyo1ol9at.
IA DUNLOP, Secretary. ne5510j