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Evening journal., 1889-05-04
stril.e IA the Ouarries.

JoIIEr, his, May About 700 quarry
men in the various quarries near this city
went ON strike for an advance of twenty-five
cents per day IN wages 1t is believed that
the matter will Be settled at once
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
Two New YORK Jnstices Appointed.

ALBANY, May 4-The governor has ap-
pointed Peter Mitchell justice Of the First
District court, New York city, vice Michael
Norton, deceased, and Leicester Holme jus
tice Of the city court of New York, vice
Edward Browne, resigned
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
A Town Bnrn,nc.

DIXON, his, May 4 The town Of Forreston
Is burning. A call for aid from surrounding
towns has just gone out The IRE originated
in the elevator at the depot about 5 O'Clock
and from there has spread to the business
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
rhe chnrlnls Prnneller nroItnn.

LONDON. May The steamers Bothnia
and City Of Chicago, from New York, passed
Brow Head. Steamer Cnarlois, from New
York, passed the Lizard under sail her pro
peller being broken
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
Henry George 10 speak IN Manchester.

HenFy WVOTEN 10 TI70HH N 7IH"VIlE7IETs
MANCHESTER, May A. Henry George viii
address large meeting here on May "a,
under the auspices Of the Liverpool Financial
Reform association. The largest hall Ia the
city has been engaged for the occasion, and
it IS believed that more persons win be turned
away for lack of accommodation than will
be able to find room within.
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
Nev Quarter. for Animals.

ALBANY, May 4.--The governor has signed
the bill appropriating $4,000 for new homa
for the animals in Central park. 1t win b.
built further north, not far from the museum
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
ro Paw The PENALTY Of ais Crime

HARR1sBURG, Pa, May Governor Bea-
yer signed the death warrant Of Michaol
Rizzilo, one Of the murderers Of Paymaster
Mcclure Rizzilo viii be hanged in Luzerne
county ON Tuesday, June 25
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
1,1.o,ion contest A. uohol.en.

HoBoKEN, N. j., May 4-James Roarity,
the defeated Democratic candidate for coun-
Gilman in the Third ward, viii have the bal
lots recounted
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
a w.tcb Arranged.

SAN FRANcIsco May 4-The Athletic
club arranged match between lie blanche,
the Marine, and Mike Lucie, og BssEon, Tor
Nav 29
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
. EORGE WHITE, GARTER,
. successor to
PoLITIcAL.

+
HNOTH DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF NEW
Il CASTLE COUNTY
Attention. Notice is hereby given that by
authority Of the County Executive Commit
tee an election for sixty-two delegates. Eve
delegates for each hundred and one from each
ward Of the City OF Wilmington, will be held
on
SATURDAY. MAY 4. 1889.
at the usual polling places The delegates
elected shall meet ia convention at the Court
House in the City Of New Castle on
SATURDAY, MAY II. 1882
at o'clock D. m, to take into consideration
the revision of the present party rules 10 the
end that the. county meetings as now held
shall be abolished The election shall be held
by the judges appointed to hold the county
nominations. The polls shall be opened at l
O'Clock p m. and closed at o'clock p m
At the close of said election the judges shall
at once make certificate and return the same
to the chairman of this committee, who will
attend the convention and certify to the con-
Vention the election OF said delegates.
WILLIAM HERBERT.
Chairman County Executive Committee.
Attest-HoRACE G. JOHNSON. Secretary
Evening journal., 1889-05-04
nefnses 10 See visitors.
Collector sIagone Accused Of Pigeonhol

NEW YORK, May COLLECTOR Magone gave
a hearing TO merchants on the woolen and
worsted duties question. The woolen mer-
chants were informed that so long as the de
partment ruling Of June 3, 1851, was in force
nothing could be done in regard to the dis
ppted questions Of grading. The worsted
merchants had hot time Of it. They ac-
cused the collector Of pigeonholing their
complaints in regard to worsteds being CLASH
fed as woolens, and the collector accused
them Of making up bogus cases. The confer
ence broke up angrily, abruptly and with no
results reached
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

DEATHS.

EPPS-Diod, nj me residence Of his parents
s0s north sovenicenth street, Noverr Ter J, lrc9'
a. T. NJ, Of phthoria. bhNLSi fO"DEi"''
only 500 ~ ". =. and Rosa hppA
Funeral notice Ia sundays Dsfdffh.
RING Died. November !. 1853, At II O'Clock A.
NJ 40 his late rcsl1eucs 1873 east Main street.
DAVID W RING, n native ~ County Cors' iIe-
land, in tho seveuty-fourih year u his ago.
Funeral notice 70 sunday morning papers
Brooklyn papers please copy
PERKlNSON.--Dloi, october 81, 1852 AZ 30
O'Clock p. ". az The rreiscaca o. Mr. Gus 2.
Wells. No. 1870 West Main street. Miss NAhl T.
PERKtNsON, daughter Of Kooer. II. and Esther
lee Parkinson; agei twenty-five yeors. she
leaves a devoted grandmother 10 mourn her loss.
Her soirlt hath tagea ~ ilight
To dwell ia mansions above.
And minxia with angels Of light
Ard dsoll he tho kingdom 81 love.
Bot SAD o. think wore parted nov,
Thy smile no moro wen greet,
But our hearts will mover break tho vow
in Heaven go last Wo'il meal
Her funeral win ,ak6 place from tho Ffih-
street Methodist church. Manchester. II NDA1
AT ERSOOS at O'Clock. fricnds and -
Gnn'niarccs 81 the family respectfully inWi'1
to aft oh. The nom crs of Porter circle are ~
yite1 g. attend tne funeral % their late sister
Petersburg papers please copy
SHELTON. Entered into rest, Thursday after
noop, October q. is.9. 40 as O'clocS, suddenly,
af hIs bone. Of hesrt-iisrase. Dr. JOHN GtF-
FOND ~kEitpN egci sevelty-four years.
Nis funeral wiil take pisco from The Nonn-
mental crur.a at q o'clock THIS saturday ~.
rEkNOuN.
WltEN.-rlcd, o. her residence. 3is south
Fourth street. ~ Hlo r. W.. October alst MA
CAIHfkiSE r. WIRES. rcii-t ~ MAJOR John b..
Wren, IN the seventeen yea 81 her aTe.
Funeral rom r. James church THIS l>atnr-
daY rs tNlNG as { % .lOrk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

before acting finally. Tho report was
therefore returned and the board recon-
vened 70 amend it. The revised report
was received NJ the department Yesterday.
and being conclusive and satisfactory tho
acceptance OF the vessel was ordered,
On the test Of the Charleston she tailed
30 show the horsepower required by the
contract by $780, which would impose
penalty OF S93 001 The boiler capacity OF
the vessel was not reached by the ma
chnory and the constructors asked Tor
another trial. indicating several slight
changes in The gear that would be made
but the department concluded not 70 per-
NIT second trial 20 lake place. whether
or NOT under this condition Of things the,
Government can enforce the payment OK
the penalty Is q question that will have TO
ne decided when the question OF nnal
settlement 10 under consideration. there
IL q penalty against the vessel Of about
- 800 for delay in completion. The con-
tract price Of the Charleston was 81 ,Ql7 300,
and he contractors have been paid So2i,-
s7J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Weather Crop bulletin.


W,sulVcroV. ID. G.. November THE
monthly weather crop bulletin signal bu-
rcW iol October sals:
October ha- been cooler han usual m all
flra-rrulturnl districts east Of the Rocky
Mountains except lu Dakota.
The daily average temperature for the
month in Doc w.nt.I-Whcat belt. including
Ohio and the Upper MlsssisspW valleys,
ranges from degree. 60 5 degrees below
normal. About the same Thermal condl-
lions prevailed ia the Middle Atlantic
Sl.p~. Southern New ENGLAND. and along
tle South Atlantic coast. while M the Gull
State. the deficiency ia temperature ranged
from about degree 90 . degrees. There
Wa- slight excess lu temperature IN the
Gockl-NouI ,aiu districts and thence west
Ward to tine Pacific coast,
The line OF killing frost hes extended
South tuthc northern portion of the Gulf
States aud the northern portion OF South
Carolina and Westward to the western por-
-on o. Washington Territory, Central
Oregon, and Northern Nevada, ami light
frosts occurred as far south as southern
Alabama. Central Georgia, and Northern
Louisiana.
1retc has been less rain than usual in
tAc central valleys Ild generally through
uut the southern state. and New England.
NOrc tlau ia, usual amount of ram Oc-
CURED I'm California aui Oregon, IN the
Middle Ati4utlc States, ana IN the central
N0c,v Mountain plateau region. The
rainfall was greatest generally throughout
California. over a create. portion of which
the monthly rainfall exceeded six inches
About two inches OF ram occurred during
tho month i'm thc wintcr-whcat region,
extending from the Lake region end
Southern Iowa southwark 10 the Gulf
So tcs. and only light showers occurred ID
tho Northwest. including Minnesota. Da-
eota. Nebraska, and Northwestern Iowa.
4 drought condition which cxlstedin The
cental valleys has been succeded 10y timely
rains. which have doubtless greatly i'm
moyel the winter-WhCat crop. The
drought continued during the month 10
the southern portion OF the Gull states.
extending from Florida westward over
Southern Texas, in which region only light
showers were reported and the deficiency
~ rainfall for the month ranges from one
10 iiVo inches. but this morning November
IsN generous rains we're reported from
Texas. Northern Louisiana, and Southern
Ahhana. and rains are heavy IN Central
Nississippi and the Lower Missouri Valley,
with heeyy SHOWS in Nebraska and West
eru Kansas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

Tho American OIL Trust has been merged
into the American Cotton-Oil Company.
The business failures last week number
for the United states 229 and Canada ~.
To.al2 d, against 20 last week.
The Si,'o Uazy E,ere (newspaper) Of
Mexico prctcujs to see the hand of Secre-
tary Blaine iu the recent uprising in Qua
tamala
The Federal Government Of Mexico has
ordered that the School Of Nuns OF the
Order of ST. Joseph be closed and the
community dissolved.
The briggs Alice and Romance, with the
Naya@-a rioters on board, have arrived IN
Baltimore. Tic entire lot We're held as
prisoners, charged with crime or rs wit
ucesas.
The Aseociatod Railway Lend Depart-
mcnt Of lofI1a has consolidated various
land companies under one mauoge ment
and they now control over six millions OF
acres Of land in Florida.
The locomotive engineers have refused
10 adopt the articles of federation. he
0lau presented 20 the convention Is under
stood % bo The same as that presented to
the convention go Atlanta
The Secretary 81 tho Navy has awarded
20 Harrison Iorng, of Boston, the contract
for constructing Cruiser No. II, OF 1000
ton q 'spiacemsnt, for -0ji.ON0, to be com
pietcd iu tw0 and a-ha.f years.
Jhc Hehtermon OF London have decided
f0 co On % strike on Monday ncXt The
dock-mna vim probably dolkowisc, owing
tD fhe assistance they received from the
iohtcruen in the recent strike.
Nothing has been learned rs to the
whereabouts &C William ~. Cresson, the
d'iaultng b!er of thc Irpdcsmens NJ
lDnM Eaak of Con.hohocken, Pa, who
Grl Co part. unknown on "Wednesday
Tho suow-ltorm which has been raging
ia Colorado fortv-cight hours has 0bated
TO-DAY. The torn was the worst that has
been experienced. Al! trains are delayed
and tclalr.plic communication with all
eastern points is destroyed.
The south-houud passenger train on tho
Fort Worth and Denver road. snow-bound
o.. Iaet0a. -iEtv-fyo miles south Of Denver,
wa- ruu ut0 be- freight -Iain at 2 o'clock
yesterday and Fireman flnungan, Engi-
nicer Hickey. and passenger nom limos
w,-c killed.
4 la-t0-ilv attempt was made yesterday
+ g. wreck The Grand Rapids ana Indiana
passenger treiu. 1he guard rail near Man
inu had been prioi mp and blocked q loot
above the track. Tie train encountered
the obstruction whom running at full speed
and every car. with the exception ot the
5aegara-cal. loit the track and plOugl"d
,.rc distance through tbc sand. The pas
s.ur.rs were badly shaken up, but fortu-
raf,iy l1 ODE was seriously burt.
..l-aos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

Court yesterday morning, but was con-
t'nned until Monday morning az Q O'clock.
There viii be big Democratic barbecue
and Brunswic4-stew TO-DAY ~ Dry Bridge,
N Chesterfield county. sixteen miles from
Manchester. The following speakers have
promiscd 60 be prescnt. Hon. George -.
Wise, Colonel lozowoll Elicit. Mr.. ii. NJ.
Smith, IT.. cad Mr. Meade IIaskine.
The. cornerstone box Of tho Presbyterian
church VIII bc sealed again and placed IN
the corn r-s,ono of tic new church build
iue, tho FIRST OF next week. As the same box
and stone will be used az was IN the old
building there will he 10 public ccrcmo-
MES. Now matter. however. VIII be added
60 is conic4ts, covering the history q The
church ncr 1874, the date Of laying the
co uc~- tone. 60 che present time.
Ilaro w.ll bc read tO the congregation
tomorrow ~ the morning service some Of
these new papers, which II is expected Will
be If interest % al present.
The revival services at Bainbritgc-Street
Baptist ana Genital Methodist churches
contnuo to grow ia interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Please Is AND SATISFY
I OURSELVES.

We want you 70 make careful comparison Of
oar si5 Suits ani oVer'oai7 win ''her people S
si5 rralos. Then place them beside tho 81 AID
even 90 qualities you'll find anywhere II we
thought ours wore Veak and "ouil siN'r under
the iesii' is hardly piooAo'' "' SH0u'u Dc am
fora Tor matchmaking II F'' '''a'.''" '~'' '0'
eH Tie supremacy " "'' '"'y '"' q''''''' "''' %"
qpef.1"-"' go 9''a.-0'' 4" ~" nc '|'' y,'
Positive PROOF '7 p'o'u'9D'e anu W. aio u''''o''
that you 7houll i'sti'
Erry ga'~."'-'''" ''' ''''' ana me o''''0a''-
az '|'''" '"' '
o' trace ~ '''' ''''"''' '' ''''''4 ~"
'asf s'''-"'''' "''' ''' ''''"' "s MUTT ''ff""
"r0" ''-"'''0' 90 'aN' ''''' % '' '"'' ''0"'"y' Z"
tf'''''g
You may want a suit or an oVorcoa' r'sn' o.
Come TO us anu In'ng'' among 'no'n' LOOK 'noin
over careinHy-iurn 'hem INSIDE on" nave an
ego w '-0 '''''"' ~ '''' '''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

The fr.t of tho monthly meetings If the
Young Nom. Christian Association Was
i.lI Thursday night. s musical and lite
r programme had been provided and
,,a. much eni9ved. Scyenty-ouo new men,
ler. were elected.
last uiehta committee rally took place
anI resulted ,n aTousing much enthusiasm
m thc work aid % determination 60 extend
f.- usefulness. The ladies auxiliary had
provided substantial supper, which was
fully appreciated
The week Of prayer begins November
10TH and preparations ere being made for
interesting meetings each day.
The mems meeting tomorrow afternoon
pi o'clock wall bc addressed by Mr. James
LAols, Jr. .,,
Glasses 10 penmanship and elocution VIII
b. formed next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
ny ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad and Twen.y-niih
streets,-Rev. LEWIS ". BURTON, Rector Ser
mon and Holy Communion ~ u A. W.; evening
prayer aud sermon at o'clock. Inc Rev I'd
WARD WALL, Of Maryland, son 81 a late rector
Of ~ Johns, will preach Ia The morning. Tho
public cordially invited
WgDDELL-SiEaOxIAL .CHAPEL Denny street,
Fulton .-scrslce and sermon as T. N. sermon
by The Rev. =. P0gGFs, D. y.
seats FREQ AMI Welcome 10 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
OAT&-NlKed, 1000 bushels very good en- Dri-
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER I, lssa
Internal revenue collections to-day Cigars
and cigarettes. si,gis52; tobacco, t3,9ia0;
special s3o18-toial s. lg5.5s. Sales: Filters. z;
wrappers, q; darkS 3; scraps. g hogsheads.
Bureys, total Sc packages. Tho market
shows continued strength In oil grades. while
revenue-reluyns show a very good manu-
featuring demand both for cigars and cigarettes
aud tobacco some interior markets OF North
Carolina quote recent sales ut &c. crop rouLd,
and IN loads Of I. 900 pounds and more. The mild
weather viii cause prolonged, heavy breaks, and
with double sales running into many markets
Nc the same time, the crop must DO marketed 81
az earlier date than ever known before. Plant
ers could not expect botter prices foe erishts
than they are getting. All sound grades OF ma
hogaRles ore considered ealo and profitable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
n.y. ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS

pSvANNIVERSARY MEETINGS
OF TIE AMERICAN CHURCH MISSIONARY
SOCIETY OF TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, IT, 81. James church. Richmond, Va.
corner Fitth and Marshall streets) THURSDAY.
November Z, 1859. attP W. and s =. ".
Bishop WHITE will preside. Bishops KAN
DoLPH aud PErTgKiS VIII he presens togssher
with other distinguished ciergymsn
At4P.M N. a conference on missions. al which
ne lalty az well az TO clergy are expected 10
DO present and take part
me general secretary, Rev WILLIAM A.
NEwBoLD, Will present his aDnusi report;
Letters from our missionaries 10 Brshi-kev.
Nes,rs. KIssOlvlSd and MORaIs, VIII 10 read.
ASP. VI. the annivsrssry takes place. and
ought not 70 b. missed b. aay Rplscopsiian.
housing missionary addresses win 10 deliver
"a BY Bishop RANDOLPH, tev. DrS l. \. STANCES.
Of New YORK; W. T. WtrGISs, q Philadelphia,
AM Rev. A. b. KISsotyNG. OF NirginiA.
Bo.h meetisgs viii DO faIl Of exceptional In
terssE
Tho society expects warm welcome aud
fun attendance FROM all our people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
The Aii-AmcricGn Excnrsionists'
m. ...t..e,,.rb q, tho DisDatcnl

IsprANAroIIs. November Lit appeared
that every bell in Indianapolis was ringing
tins morning rs the international Ameri-
tam excursion train glided into the station.
An of the party were IN bed but the clang
soon awakened them, and they were. az
the brcakfast-table when the reception
committee, Mayor, and other pfoniiiheHt
I'D zens boarded the train. Soon after Q
o'clock the train was run ont OF town
t.bout five miles 10 the works of large
milling-machine company, where nn houf
was spent in examining the machinery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
The Cruiser charlesion Accepted.

WAsHrNoTos. ID. c., November i.-Secre-
tary Tracy to-day formally accepted the
Drotected cruiser Charleston, built bv the
Union Iron-WOrks Company. OF San Fran
cisco. upon the showing made IN her test
some weeks ago. The report Of the Trial
Board. while saying that the vessel has
been built according 10 contract, con-
tanned some ambiguity Of expression which
the Secretary desired " have made plain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

lRr tolcgrrnh o lno DIspa.ch.l

WASHINGTON. November IA pr0clama-
tion admitting the now States into the
Union. which has been under c0nsidera-
ton this week by the President, Secretary
blaine. and Aforementioned Miller, was
submitted o. the Cabinet al its regular
meeting TO-DAY. II is understood that the
document met with the approval OF the
members, and It Is the understanding that
II viii be issued as soon a. IL is formally
prepared NJ the State Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

Sir. David Ring. the Shipping. clerk for
g. Mil'hiser q Son. died yesterday AT ms
residence on Nam street. lie had been
sicF only a short time
Deceased was ia his scvcnty-gxth year.
Io has son living IN Now York who Is a
reporter on tho stai of the Word.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November !, l8sJ.
OFFERINGS,

WuRAr.-a20i bushels
CORN f2i bushels.
OArS.-3,00c busnelA
EYE.-g00 bushels
sALSs VssORrEp = sErsErt7r
WREAT-White. 90 bushels good at 20. Tong
berry, $50 bushels priuie az ssc go bushels very
GOOD al SIC. zoo bushels very good on private
tsrns Mixed - bushels good at Sc; Sd bushels
good az SEC. 40 bushels falr u 1sc 40 bushels
common a. Csc. ShOrtbcrry. 30 bushels gOOt az
So: % bushels fair at Hc.; 10 Ousnels common
Al re. X bushels common a. 70c.: 552 bushels
common az Csc. Total sales Of wheat, 2,Sl5 bush
cls.
CoRS.-whlte, 200 bushels very good on pri-
vale terms
OArS-MIxed, 1000 bushels very good ca pri-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Twenty
faur,h ard n s,reets,. --Rev. JAMES G. MsEris.
p,ator Preaching a, II A. NJ. and 7.3O r. ". n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Professor Kellogg Dead.

srLAvrA. November Professor NJ.
Kellogg. founder and president OF the Col,
lo-e Temple ~ Newman. in this state, died
Yesterday. Ne was one ~ the oldest anu
best educators in the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
A nead-rax on Aliens.

fEf ttlcUapn " sN7 SteS''~-"'
NV YoYK. November 1.-The Emigration
Casa,oissioners to-day notified all the
steamship companies that a head-tax OF
ti,tycents each wiA be collected from them
fos eyery alien that they will bring here.
This Will include children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
ssrcENTryARY METHODIST

Fff,h,-Rev. WILLIAM D. JUDEiSs. Passos.--
Preaching m II o'clock A. ". aud a, Y. n.
by me pastor. sunday school q, @i5 A. n
Lecture and praysr-meeoiiag "Wednesday 8 y.
". Seats free. Strangers and others alwlys
welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
OLD NORTH STATE.
A BUDGET or NEWS GATHERED At
ThE CAPITAL.
A Uhite-Cap Cutragc-Tound Dead
Fight Between BoYs-othcr
Notes.
lenoc.al lolerram % lhs DIspalch.l

PArrroH. y. c.. November News has
been received Of another OUTRAGE ny
Whitc-Cape IN Ane1n county. rms l5 tho
fourth outrage OF that kind. and there are
demands for the punishment OF tho regu-
lators. 49,.
Kcvenue officers arc very busy in this
section. They sav that the public have
mo- idea OF the amount Of Illicit distilling
and selling attempted. and even accom-
phshed. I'm tins district. IT, is SAID 70 DE "a
bad as ia the western district.
4 DEPUTY marshal brought here from
Johnston county Pat. Stevenson, Andrew
Stevenson, and James Wigelns, charged
with illicit disfling 1ley were ntior'
Commissioner purnsii today tor near
my.
FOUND DEAD.
Mary PoarsaIl .colorod was found dead
IN path 'u Wayne county Mcdne,s Jay.
Sho had been visiting uc.enbor, -Ah ia',-
ing to 20 home her iua band went ~ search
and found Icr body.
The commissioner of FAYETTEVILLE have
granted the Atlantic Coast Line PERM T.
sion t0 extend fine road south through that
place on condition fhat the road shall be
complctcd tD Rowland within twelve
months. Rowland is tHe present terminus
of thc Wilson ard Florence railroad, tw, ~
ty-clctt miles 'Iln tle junction ON t"c
Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta To1d
~ Great pc" Dee.
The funeral of Thomas ID. Jones. who
was the largest tobacco buyer ln 81" Sl' lt,
was lcl1 at lcuify cngrcu. Durham TINS
afternoon. r. was attended ny lhe To-
lacc3 Boci3 ol Trade in b0nv. lne ser
mon Wa~I.r.sr'.eI ir l.sy. Dr. l.. \. ai q,
who was na-ist.l Hy other pastors in town
in conducting t.o'erfieca.
ClpIrr-U.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
,cy-TprNTTy METHODIST EPIS-

CoPAL CHURCH corner Broaf aud Twenty
Hrst Streets Rev J0sErH X. srUReis, PASTOR
Preaching at II A. Il. and ~ y. ". Dy tns
pss.s-. Sunday school o. 9i5 A. and prayer
meeting wejnesdaJ-nighi ser'ics
ata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

Oh T. HCH corner Of clay and Graham streets
Rev. s. G.. CLOFr0s. Pastor.-,unday school at
. A. ~ Worship al 10 4. n. and 7:tj Z. N
Prayer meeting Wedne.isy ~ 7;is p. n. Young
nous meeting Saturday at - =. n. .
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Preaching by iho 9ssta-. nev .. Wusy BLRp-
sor. 10 A. N and s. p N. slblec, at night:
"Whom SHOULD We ,rss to Please
Clsssmeotiug at3s b. 80
Wednesday oyoninc aerfisas o. oclock.
Strangers cordially invited 20 attend all tho
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