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The Washington critic., 1889-02-27
1IEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. E. 9. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAr-
nEST, guaranteed speolac for Hysterla, Dlz-
ziness, Conyulsions, Fits Nervous Neuralgia,
use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
Depression, softening of the Brain resulting In
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, loss
of Power in either sex, Involuntary Lossos
and Spermatorrhea caused by over.exertlon
OF the prain self abuse or oyer-indulgence.
81 box, or six boxes for So, sent by mall
prepaid on receipt of price
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
by us for six boxes, accompanied with S5,
we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to refund the money II the treat.
issued only by O. CHRISTIANI, Druggist,
SOLE AGENT. 4s4 Penna. ave-. between 4}6
and 9th sts.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-27

Cots, Mattresses, Quilts Blankets, Pillows.
Sheets, etc. PACK & Son, 526 Twelfth st. n.
W. Make your contracts early.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-27

PEARS Soap ia the most elegant toilet ad-
junet
The Washington critic., 1889-02-27

60 TO John r. Kelly, stalls 6ss, 90 and 630 Cen
TIRE Market, and 800 and sos Northern Liberty
Corned beef a speciality.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-27

Ask for IL. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lagc
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1889-02-27
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

Tuesday. March IL. 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S300,000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves, $40; Quarters, So; Tenths,
S2; Twentieths, 81.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-08-02

.EST:- They do not lire strengthen and nyfgorte he eyes.
bofiE me eAen instead OF being Hatsencd, has every inducenent to become u.
convex.
The material from which the lenses are ground Is manufactured exnmsI~f f..
optical nurpnsC| IS pure Hard and BrlHaut and are not liable to Lpohiaa
scratched Or Injured.
FOURTH: The eye not lgnr ilatprel, greater ayniyingD mower 10 mo n,oasa,ur
Eth They are so perfectly achronatCa and separate the rays of irt so thntn nr
SIXTH: Benga pc@rt acHhnHoT 1amM,I Tho m" noHnrt Of tho lost ,,,a,,,on, .
SEVENTH: From tn" pemIm nr consr m lon @ 6 the lens, thew ,sn, an, ouu.o,
EIGHTH: Tey conera riimney HamI dIsuncttnmnsss1 SfH ys,o u, -, o,,.,
NINTH: From tnir pecuIar nMTf HHy| Brew Wy ot p mn"n I'VE e If3 % trnmu,n+ o .,.
TENTH: BY their mechanism tt one OF he lens VIII nmp simmnyt II, ran,,r ;,
ELEVENTH. they |ca4STbb be H Worn v IA 'n nsr 1hG ' Sst P2%ndG tS@nIt for z anLieiaI help;
diving astonishing cleamtss0g vision ~ candle nSnthmr jHi Id n hnG
comfort tolme spectacle uarr thereto rluknnN,
~ nav A' MINI "EtS iH""-H H'INfeSt professional guidance even when a good
article is olHMd lrAiaX II. Lew ut only B.n II ft Nah S"I'
N me market ut carefully selects What is euH.h, ia Im pys ma 49,"
rriccS-& $500 $500 ccorlns Ds 1--WE nI Hrn T h9h u. r1t.4..
tct Nrght. '''" Ph ( !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

PORT OF NEWPORrNEWs NovEsBRs iJ.iS
by Telegraph
AKalvEn
steamship Castellan0. New Orleans, 10 e. NJ
schooner Luptcn, Providence, 10 load coal
SAILED.
steamship Ashlowine, Rival. coaloi.
TUG Ocean King, With barges ilauson and Ron,
doul. Boston, coal,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

=. X Post & Co, lumber-deslars, have mRi0
AZ Assignment Liabilities estimated al slfcOdt.
Tho Q.een Of Portugal gave birth % son
yesterday. Both mother and child are doing
veil.
Tho late Father Damlcns, who died in tho
Iepsr settlement a. NOloSai. Sandwich Islands,
WIZ Oe succeeded by his brother
Asar.sulr o. the visit ~ Emperor William 10
Cousiantiuople too Suitau has Issued an trade
granting amnesty to the Cretan insurgents.
James r. Gills livery stable, az ClarksyiUe.
Tenn was destroyed by IRE last night. With
nlteea fine horses, Loss, $1,000; no Insurance.
ono thousand mother-of-pearl makers in
Vienna have struck Tor shorter hOura AMI higher
wages. The strike IA likely O. become general
the new cruiser Baltimore made another Trial
trip yesterday, showing TIE remarkable speed
Il e0.2 knots al hour again-tl15 ON hog previous
trial.
The Sfdnidrd's correspondent A. Constantine
PIE -sys that the Powers have informed ,he Porto
tho. they win NOT interfere with the cream
policy OF either Turkey " Greece.
The federation OF The knights OF Labor with
She Fariner3' Alliance Is thought 10 be- o fore
gone conclusion. Tho presidents Of both orgaui-
satlons male speeches before tho Labor Con-
ycntou ia Atlanta yesterday.
The Liverpool Chamb Of Commerce has pc
ti.icuod Lord salisbury 10 endeavOr to procure q
resclniing % the acton on tha Collector az tor-
f0lk, Va. regarding mo employment 81 English
csssiners or cotton Ia violation OF the labor act
Tho Spanish s.eamer Siceto from New Or-
lean- tor LIVERPOOL, with cotton, has arrived A.
81 Johns. y. r.. fGrtson DAYS ont, with her
cargo "a Re-. II. u1mes are c0unned O. Il CONE
paitmcnt, mud 70 ia thought cGn bs eNtiugu-hel
without injury 90 Tic remainder Of The cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

Herald, william b. HALL. sergeant-at-
Arms, Ira Anderson; Constable. Hugh Il.
Kidd. Trustees DR.. s. l.. Ingram. q. L.
Moore. II. NJ. Worrell.
WILL SUE THE CITY.
George Mann. of this city, met with
serious accident q few days ago. IN conse-
ouence of which he has employed Judge
James NJ. Gregory to institute suit
against tho city of Manchester for -, 600.
While walking on Hull street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets he
stepped into n hole and fell against a stub.
DR. Garrett attended him and he is badly
hurt.
Judge Gregory will institute proceedings
against the city for damages next Monday.
when the November term Of the Hustings
Court will begin. There will be- no grand
Jury at this session of the court unless
some emergency shall arise that makes the
summoning Of one necessary.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Patrick II. Gary is confined to his
home bv sickness.
Miss Emily A. Keeling. Of Berkley. il in
the city. the guest of the Mrs. X. V. Owen.
Judge Jonn n. Ingram IS expected TO
return to-day from Luneuburg county.
whore he has been visiting relatives aud
friends.
Rev. /. Il. Thornhill. OF the Bainbridge-
Street Baptist church, has invited the
hlcthodsts 90 make appointments for hrs
pulpit tomorrow. Mr.. ThOrnhill Is IN al
tendance upon the association at Char
lOtresville.
The Chesterfield Cavalry Troop, some
time after their new uniforms are com
pleted. will have q parade through Man
chester and Richmond with the Stuart
Horse Guard.
Nofrly all the awnings on upper HUI
street have been removed preplratory to
paving the sidewalks. The curbng has
been laid up 10 the corporation lno with
the excel ton # small strip IN the vicinity
Of Tweutleth street.
Dir Fl b. G.. White. of Borkley, Norfolk
county. who lived here TWENTY-FIVE years
ago. u now attending the Methodist Con
for nee in Richmond and staying with Dir.
h. p Owen. ST.. Of tins city.
Hon. George ID. Wise, who WAS IN the
CITY few days ago hopes TO be able % she
approaching session Of Congress t0 get nm
appropriation made for the erection of O.
post-oliice building in Manchestcr. Cap
tain Wise made an effort to get the moa-
sure through 90 the last session, but oid
not succeed.
Mr. T. Norman, treasurer Of Camp
bell county and "a delegata b. the Virginia
Conference from the LynchhuIg district.
and lady and Mr. Alexander Manhood. #
L3uchburg. who Is in attendance upon tla
Conference. are The guests of tie Rev. W.
G.. Lumpkin. east Ninth street, tins city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



NEW YOEg. November l5-COu0n quist:
sales .o-day, ~ boies mddhng upianfs. iDAc;
CrlsAus, d.. g.. Wcokif ttt recei IL a. this port
Ass Dale5 gross 1913 oxpOrs-Great Br-
tain. g9,5 bales; % france, LAO bales. 70 tho
Co4unsu,. ,tO bales. iora artied, l1,isi bales.
sales, IN bales. spinuers, - bales; ttal -
ca - act racelois. 1901; 'NDcrts-0fsAt Britain,
1867 20 rrancr, 1.to; = tne continent, i3.i33i
st.tk. f,s 90. souinera noar fairly active GaI
steady. Wasat quo, aud arm, &c. mp, No
red. kfi. a,5c. Ira elevator; options a'tiye, a
=. .. higher. AMI atrrug, 6hQf.s buying Freely IS
well as fore gn house s. partly based oc Increased
e6plf.s al gcttr interior movements. No.
rsl. November - H.. December, 8 &c; JaLu-
arg. =. &c. Nay, eytc. Corn nrm and quiet
80 2, s2tc IN eicvsi9r' options 4 II ana &C.
hichrr anl arm. November, i2is 10. DecsIa ~,
Gg4c MAY. stai.isc Oats nrm .nd lee, active;
oDuons fairly active ana stronger; December
s8ac.: January, Abc lay, CSC. %
spot, -7tc.; nlAed sester,, g6ssls
Hops steady AID quiet; state rev, ss4Se
Coree options closed steady af -OaI5 points
uD; on decreased crop estimates, Deceni esr,
So. Oasis. 80 January Slo tailA3O, May. f,AiSa
$lA50. spot Rio hrfn and taiFlJ active: fall ear
goes 1850. Sugar-BaG held firmly ana In
good demand with higher prices asked, fair
renning. &c. bid cenNiipgais, So-test, 5Ac
bid: rcnred nrm aud active. 4, 5AajAc. ex-
ira, G.. 5isaCi.c.. white extra &, 6astfsc.
mould A. "a standard A, a. eoniecIonsss' A,
6.c. cut-ioaf 40 crushed, 7fsc powdered,
:, c.: graduated. ISl6c. caDsa. 7isc. A0las-
ses-forelgu, nomioai; New Orleans iairiy ae-
tive. 0pon seilie, good 10 fancy. isaS2e. Old,
2sa o.. klco steady vita fair demsnd: doiaes-
IL, 4sasi.c Petroleum steady aud quiet;
or do IN barrels, Parker'r, si.s5; renned, hero,
f7.iA CollOG-seed oil dun: crude, e9a yellow,
ssc R0sin quiet sgd steady; sirainsJ, comnoa
to good, fi.ON al.leh. tprp6nsine nominal
PORK slcady; mess, inspected. SiLs3asils0
Heet quiet: extra mess, 1c lie hams duh and
quo % ag Iac. 1irrcel beef q .ist; city extra
ladia-ness, gia. SDA$lA Cui-meats qsiet. picked
bellies, ~ pounds. 65se.; pisAled shoulders, s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Investments inthe south.
lHr fnIarranh N fna Dlannich. |

PulruEr. November 15.-The past
week has been one Of activity in the or
gau1rtiuu # rut.rpri-os i'm the South.
Florence. Ala., ha. led with investments by
Ph5ladolplIa and New England capitalists,
Including % $4,000 cOtt0u-mill, furnace
20 cost 500 900. 10 be built by Philadel-
phia parties and 20 he known rs the " Phil
adclrAia Furnace aud s $500 900 loan and
laukiug COMPANY. while Sl,0l0.000 IN cash
has been invested IN stock and land Of two
local Improvement companies IN Florence
bV these northern capitalists In Florida
% contract las been made for constructing
g 2nn-milo canal &C. furnish a waterway
nearly the entire length of the State. ~
Hr-~emer. Ala. two new furnaces. to cost
$500. 900. 1re a. bc built. At Briarfeld.
Ala. irDn-Worke are 10 le re0rganlzed. with
500 600 of bonds and 500 o0j Of preferred
stock. st Rome. Ga. ~l25,OO0 furnace Is
to he built a stecl-plate mil Is TO be
built M Vest Virginia. Il >20O.000 clothing
factory I'm Baltimore. and extensive ferti-
IIer-Works AZ Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
The Farmers ana the Inigh, of labor.
by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

ATLANTA. Ga. November r. The Com
Mute, ou Law resumed its report lnme-
d.at,iv after She convention was called -
order and continued until the hour arrived
when Colou,l l.. i. Livingston, president
a. fhe Farmers Alliance, WAS TO BE- re-
cuNcl 4 committo" was appointed 10
escort ihcrtule>,l,tuyes OF ttc farmers To-
tine hall. HlI Whru they returned they la!
with tbcm besides Colonel Lyin1s, ou.
Judcc Henderson. Commissioner q Asn-
c.liure. Is. b. GRAY. editor OF the Aa'oHdi
lr,aot.,,sf. auI Harry Brown, editor ot the
G.or.ia Fuusf. Colonel Livingston Wa
received with immense applause lie
,,.I that other work had prevented ms
.tulviue Che objects Of the knights 81
Labor. but he f,ll sure that when the Con
,.-n.i0n mot 40 ST Ions December 5rc, "A
confederation would De formed, and 4e
ALSO fet sure that it would be equally
l.refcent to both orders. In Nr.. Pow
1er'.'s reply De thanked God Cor the Day
ana sand the dav when The farmers aud
mechanics should stand side Dy side ana
v.ork Tor The Same object had always been
a dream Of h.s. The entire meeting was
rr,.t enthusiastic. and every mention oil a
confederation Of The two orders was met
With laundering applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
III r1G IrnN MAnKEr.


RurlGH. n. c.. November -. The caro-
ina B0'clmou. published no Salisbury. has
sent mining expert To- Montgomery cOun-
~ to investigate the rumors Of IN impor-
tant eollhud there. aul he reports that
an thc statements about fabulOus, wealth
having been discovered there are true.
Ihe find is said 20 be the richest ever dis
covered in the state Three prrallel veins
were found about half am inch IN thickness
and only foot apart. The ore pans out "a
large per cent. Of pure gold. The Hd!ch-
mans representative ascertained that a
bu-hol II -ohd gold had already been
taken out of the deposit. The place Is
owned by tho three Sanders brothers. Two
OF them have been living in Texas. bat
have started for Salisbury III response 10 a
Telegram. Great excitement is reported IN
the ueighlorhood. and people are leaving
their WORK o. search for gold. It l- stated
.lat a man in two hours work got ont
; f,D.o compeied by the owners to leave of
the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
Wn.a Rr.curD TuGGoA
PERFECTION

We're aware thatit takes Gne garments TO rival
the best customs work, bur rs with that sort wo
want ours compared. Single ont every feature
wherein mads-to-measure clothes are sypg9s,a
to hold sup rioriy over roady-made clothing
and ser Il We can't "Gll the bHlp with our tho
suits and oyercoata Won tell you one poiat
whore there's big difference and that's IN tho
PRICE y,ai third less. Always. NOW, provided
you're perfectly satisGol wi;n the Style, 10, and
Aaish, you won't DO disappointed 81 saving from
80 10 j9jin cool cssh-will you'
IN Suits we're showing, IN tho freshes; Do
signs, fabrics ina. you look tor aiih tailors but
Ike as not have never dreamed Of finding rosly-
made. From so to SO We viii out before you
ssvouty-hye or hundred different patterns, olt
Of which you are sure 70 DO able to select ten or
d dozen thStu please your personal fancy.
Imported and Domestic Worsteds. Csssimeros,
Cheyiots. Iweeis, Diagonais-in Sacks. Cu,a-
ways, or Frocks-for business or " dress parade
Their bettsrs oaat b. made
You know the tine overcoatings-by name
anyway ontsgnacs. Elysians Cars Meltons.
AZ, IT, Quiz, .,f,. p.,y... W. ,, L,....-t
Kersoys, Irish Free, q. Vol. rs out OF that
class we've selected the fabrics for our s'cck.
Lap seams, se!yase, stitched. piped and nat
bound Edges are popular. 20 youn ind ours nn-
ished 30. SIX, SATIN. Italian Cloth, aud Fancy
Cashmere are accounted proper Iinings-we'vs
used them IN the best qualities every nme SILK
aud Satin sleeve Innings Velvet, inserted vel
VET and Cloth Collars-fashionable all--and
IRE 70 choose which. Cut in regular walking
lengths, short Covert Goats. Cape Coats, listers,
Driving Coats, and the genuine Chumleys dn-
yernessl-somo are EnglIsh made. THIS season
dozen new shades sprang into popularity
ysu'il fnd we've every one Of them. We must
say they're handsome ones, too. These Coats
tower way above everything ready-made-and
hard push tho best that's made to order
These are saks aud Compauy's Fine Clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
NORFOLK.
a Candidate for the ONCE of Secretary OF
the CommOnwcalth-Drs. Ed
wards and wills.
lCorrospoadence IT TIE Richmond Dispatch.l

,,. 49,. -, ,,., t,,..,,,,,,-, r,ts,o.cb,
i'0'oSpo1ue'l'' W Wv 60
N'hfohh' -t"' 49,. -. g. -, 81 ID,
Several carloads OF stee! plates from the
contractors arrLse9 at the halE-l..'p i''.n
PIT ourgh yesterday Tor the u"llle-'h'p
Texas. IS many men "s cal ue "nIhei
cqn'"Iieh y ON Tn, i@.'' 5.,, IT," ~
plo' i ana t''rt are -. -
STOP ing NDtS "h que 'r-i W .'-'l liz
tcraiions VIII be nale. me "3iF ~ 81
mo- 100 lar uu,ti4t ~ ',.','.i ,,,5
pf9oamle tle wiz ~, i,- ,,.'i
Only Washington h-"'t"po-
emf iNiua so- -....,.. o.,
N'Nal-Con-tIuclor h9NlgS Vo-'i .,,',,'
enil lo' COOP, zen. ,i'.''''s'ti nbi,ra,,
a,.u H., .i.,net. H., ., t1e
gro"ltr. is % -2n i" ". .i..,. Ror.ios,,1r
0rc ,"tJ 'l,u l'.'i li' %. Mo mi,
sls'7 VI, .l. P..s ~, i,o,,,' ore 40 gooi
IS y"lt ''E '"''-' ''-' AL ~, pl,.l.s
Eorhln . as ~, i1i.''' ' ia "a, Iii tr,,s,
ut'HW % me- WIZ lt'.' 'lo' ''' "-'' - ''''
ni'",iI "3In % ,i,..,.',r1o and p,r,li-
ire ovStafmen o, 4lo,n'l,,I sn' &c '1 W.
co soul ,'.,.'',, ;,,,.oJ',,
,';r .a. '.'. .,.,t .l,. l,-s If tLo Sf.tr
~, = .s,ey IN LARGE ouautifies
g.. n, ~ l,54,,ral Iel.. Norfolk oyster
,., t.a ~, co,o , oro ready ex.e-
- - - a.. Ii. t,.. li,,.. .i.. na.s,r,
u frrNt ft.sr q
~, ,..,,,,iar o,.stor,o.n from VIRGINIA and
Wor,.l,'n6 90, bers
az, rno6,t ,l1ot;,, ssa-,s IN have set
ia ,.o...i. b..r, a., think
sVu'o - ~ H. I'm. ,ba ,.ossil,;l.
iat' an 'ncH IT, ". LII p.i,rl,l;.a,,
nus VI Di1iH'n- H.. - tho d.rns.inn
NDtr' ne P-D". -, f-er, S,,t.-,., a.
WI ny 49, H., .-.n-r-,.i-
~ ~ - .oN ~ IN tLl, -, ,o,son
vi wy - - - N,,,,;nia
ii1ta ~ hq D iu I'm 's ~, b,TJ a fund
Ia ma, ~ VI, ' f tlo inr~s,ov,n sufferers lint
- -. ,,,,,,, NJ I,hustoyyu
a. ,lI' ~ iii,'i' LA ,rt Lcirg nade 70
.I''. ~ f,.l5 60 a.. roli.f of t6o moor of
N " t'iI '"'''' '0' '''
NJ ~, -, IN, W v-;lso, FIR many voors
~ ~ H., U-,i. l.f S,r,,,or.o b.,. no.
'dal''i "l ~ r ',.iiN II ,.,',,,'4oJ
slfne" 4,'u ,,. bis bc.n cor
III loliT' 10y III. .'.,.,r,.d 49,,
some uilS ~ nas su-i SUI. fsi,,J ~
Ictu +" =" 81, "H'i'' GU
Pi.I14t' NeE iH' A. ...1.;,, ,ro1o5o tool ~,
INC bilu9I sD,,,l,,,.1,, W.
several hundred mead or H99tn%e'tu w.
glnla cai ile mere yes, .iuaI; Neai IN ,'l'
cotton sAips 'aSe o0' c"1'l' AoI '"o '~N'-
in naILct. r..
captain arthur >. trhul.t"u' a" 1 ~ ~:
Wel-hno"h citiZch oI oI'Siil' I.'e . "a
WMrenton; y. g, yesteroays inc ia7. on
three BROTHERS prominent on''tS ~ 'h,
mech1nicM department OF 'he 'ta'"'i 81
and Roanoke railroad. 49,.
Ire oplnion seems 10 ot 7lIVnS III L 'i!!'
section mat the SnEE'stI'n 81 tlIo
futon whch pt9hiul1, ''i -, -,
ne Governor VII an y 10 'lle , ~
oilceIS EhuH IHS li'l','' l, io .,,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
FATAL COLLISION.
A DISASTROUS WRECK ON THE VIRGIL
MA MIDLAND ROAD.
Two Persons Killed and Several Others In
jured-A Misunderstanding Of
Orders the Cause.
Special telegram to the DIspa.ch.l

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 1.-two
trains on the Virginia Midland railroad.
one under Conductor J. w. Rollins and
the other under Conductor q. s. Marshall,
collided near Clifton station, Fairfax
county, this morning. 4 fireman. james
Murphy. of Fairfax. and brakeman q. r.
Estes. OF Orange, were killed. and Engi-
near James Fitzgerald and Fireman Frank
Evans. both OF this city, and Cattle
Shipper Higginbotham were slightly hurt,
and fngiueer Edward Kemp, OF this CITY /;
and Brakeman +. l.. Payne. of Culpeper,
seriously injured.
Tho engines were wrecked and large
numbers Of cattle killed.
The accident was the result Of misun-
derstandingo of orders.
II was O'Clock this afternoon before the
track had been cleared enough TO allow
trains 20 pass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
ar ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH BROAD AMI rSeny-nnh
stre0isl-ksv. LEWIS ". BUXTON, Recior.--
Services and sermons az II A. Il. and r. NJ
The rector viii onic.ate on both occasions.
cordial welcome Tor all friends aud strangers.
sti-MzNORIAi CHAPEL Denny street.
Fulton)-Kew PIKE P0NEBs, y. D.. Minister
Sermon ani Hoiy Communion az as p. W.
seats free AMI the public heartily iayited TO al
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
EQUITABLE LEAGUE.

Manchester Court. Equitable League OF
America, has been organized with a charter
membership OF forty-two and the follow
ing corps OF officers: Pest Justice, y. l..
Toney Justice, +. q. ID. Farmer; Clerk,
NJ. II. Lloyd; Treasurer, DayldJ. Weisiger,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

CLAYTON. n. NJ. November 15.-Don
Louis Baca. prominent Spanish sheep
raiser Of Ute Creek, has Just arrived at this
ia-e blizzard il that region. Five Mexican
sheep-herdcTs persisted in his neighbor-
hood the bodies OF four having been found.
The snow completely covers the ground
from Clayton 10 tie Canadian river, dis
lance Of rs miles. Many Mexican families
are in a destitute condition owing 20 the
heavy SHOWS. They axe unable TO move
from their plan in order 10 lay in a supply
OF food. Sir. Baca says that other bodies
viii be recovered as soon as the snow melts,
as several mea are missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16
A square Burned.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

10y IUlH-iHIU 70 ~" II-IfI-H'T
NFw ORrrANs. November 1j.-lire has
DESTROYED all the buildings on the square
bounded bv 81. Andrew, franklin, Liberty.
and Jo-ephinc streets, except one. the
German Lutheran church. This same
square suffered "a sinir fate ten years
ego. when tine only building left standing
Nas the same little church. The loss is
estimated at $50 O00 insurance 100000.
Tie fre broke OFT at 3l5 A. VI. IA the for
ward compartment of the British steamer
Merchant. ON 81. Andrew street. There
w.ro 1920 bales Of cotton stored in
.his compartment, an Of which wa uau4-
aged by fire or water. The loss VIII amount
10 at least so 900, fully covered by insur-
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Washington Notes.
iBv ,,lograpn to the Dlspa,ch.l

Nv '-I0grapn % tlo DIs077'l.7
WASHINGTON. November lj.-B0n1 Offer
iug to-day 2f29.350. All accepted a. ~
for : per cents and nos for 5.
The Marine Band has been ordered TO
Fayetteville. \. C., to furnish music on toe
10th. 2lst. and 22d instant, the occasion OF
the centennial celebration OF the rauiica-
ton of tho Constitution Of toe United
States by North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

NOVEMBER d. 1859.
Tie market romans steady and Arm, with no
following reported sales today; nler-. q
wrappers, % scrap, aud 3 dasks-totai, Il boss
h3Als.
Internal revenue collection we're Cigars and
cigarettes. a. tobacco, - sl9Ss total, t.,S@<g.
Mr. y. X. Bowman, Of Lyucnburs was on ne
market to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

ST. I0Us. November ia-Fiour dun and IN
cha ured. Nhea, closed saac. above yesterday.
No. rcd. cash. sNr.. December, 4J.seit1c;
May. - asA IT,. C'Csirg o. - e3i aefed. corn
lower, dul. and deuressc.; 30 mixed. cash.
81 49,. nd: November t0r.; May. 81 g.. closing
a, .0 .apNc bid. oats ower 81. ctah, iS,c.
bad. Maf. ssae. Wb.ssey, f-U2 Provisions quiet
aud unchanged.
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eey~ THE REGULAR MONTHLY

MEETING o; the MeAoltst sunisy school So
cie,y will b he'd e. Ualoa-stsllon church svH-
DAY AFTERs. o. a. so ociocs. Addresses ~
prominent members0 Of tho Virginia CooisseAce
vii b. Delivered Frien4s OF tho cause are
cordially iagl,oi 10 ailsad 10th meadasL
K0sr. =. RICHARDSON. President
Casa r. Rddy, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

10y I1I's fII y NO Ui7UtItNI
CHCAGo November ia. ". Morris d
Brother. proDriel0rs of the j. A. Converse
mister and cordago- works in Montreal.
have boencompelledto seek tine indulgence
Of their creditors. The firm is an old one.
having been ir existence for about eighty
years. The Montreal factory, where bags,
garbage and plaster are made, employs 800
men and that at Port Hope, making iute-
aud cotton-h bags, keeps about 100 going.
Niol,ous bank is Interested TO O large cx-
tent. but is secured for most Of its claim.
Pr Is impossible 90 c-timate the liabilities.
hut thoy viii reach II not exceed - ,lO0.-
lHu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-16

Cry on MFxIco RIA GALVESTON, Novem-
bcr 15.-rhe Government has placed in
Europe. through the National Bank the
amount of interest due on the national
debt January lst next.
The sermon of Archbishop Ryan, of
Philadelphia. az Baltimore on Sunday has
caused "a great sensation here because Of
the Archbishop's support Of the right Of
Catholic writers 70 criticise the faults Of
the priests, while here Archbishop Labas-
tide has communicated a number OF per-
sons for such crtici-ms, and charges have
been brought against HIM in Rome for 50
dolna.