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THCBURNEO STEAMER.
Additional Particulars of the Rescue of
Passengers and crew.
fi.v f,feg~efh 70 tbs DlspatrhJ


NV YoaK November q. The tify-nuo
l.r .n- rescued from the steamer santiago
rr0 landed 81 tho bargc-o office dock TO-
O... ia addition % the captain and crew
al f'y-fOur there were four passengers.
l.rne seen that his crew bad boon prO-
for Captain Potter went 90 the Office
D ... agents of the lost vessel. Sander
r 81 Son. and made the following state
uHnt.
S., sailed from New York on the 18th in
f'4ut. Two DAYS later. kOvemncf 18Th. 2s3
u.lD. outside 81 Sandy Hook. % fresh SOUTH
,a.t gale came up. The barometer was iall-
lap At AGO J.. NJ. one OF the crew discover
ct smoke curling up from between tne
seams and butts OF the poOp-decH near tLo
~ IN ntlast.
Smoke WAS also seen 20 issue a few
minutes later from under the tarpaulns
,vel Nos. and s matches, where the cot on
Was stored We 40 once set 60 Worh 10 us
cover tle cyacl locality Of the fire. Re
moving the hatch coyere smoke poured out
iu volumes. The ships bre-h0se was SET to
work and for hours water was sent down
upon the smOuldering cotton.
We discovered that ths fire extended
from one side 70 the other OF the stealn-
ship. There seemed to be no let-up 10 the
quantity Of smoke coming up from the
patches, despite the volume of water We
poured down. aud finally ! ordered the
deck planking torn away There were
some flames through the smoke, and TO
lessen tho draught put the steamer be-
lore the wind. At $50 4. Nj. the steamer
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a,co-rnsnsctor laird and brought to this

Ofice-Inspector Laird. and brought to this
city for trial on the charge OF rifing let
ters passing through hts Office. A short
time ago two through registered letters
addressed TO Louisville and Pennock. Nv,
were found on arrival at their destination
to have been rifed Of their contents,
amounting 10 S16J. The matter was re-
ported, and Young's arrest followed. lie
waived examination and was hound over
to the Federal Court in default OF $4,000
bail, and is now in jail here.
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Loss by Tirc-Arrcsted for Embezzlemont.
~, tnlnrrnnh m tho Dianafchl

PrrrsBr.Gu. November PA Lcechburg
Ta) dispatch says. The estimates Of con-
soryat.yc citizens place the loss by last
NIGHT. fire 40 $4,000 10 $4,000. with
about $4,000 insurance. The fire is sup
posed 10 have originated from natural gas.
The population Of Leechburg IS about
$500.
Warrants were is ued this morning for
the arrest OF W. w. Young, president, and
John Horrr, cashier of the defunct Law
renee bank. on the charge Of embezzle-
mcut. Iniormation- We're made by Thomas
ID. McCaGrey. real estate dealer, who was
"a drpositJr. and were brought under the
State law which provides for the arrest Of
any bank official for omheZzlement who
receives money from the deposirors with
the knowledge az the same time that the
bank is insolyent. The penalty upon con-
yiciiOn Is q fine and from one TO three
wears imprisonment in the peuitentiary.
Cashier HOcrr wa arrested tlus afternoon
and taken before Alderman O'Donnel.
where he gave bail in $500 for a hearing
next Wednesday. Hoerr was taken by sur
prise. but refused 20 make u statement Of
the condition Of the bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
Heaviest Ell Of snow in Years.

ASPEN, Col, November 2.-Ihe heaviest
snow in years has fallen during the past
three days Many suowslides have 0c-
Cured. No loss Of human life is reported
yet, though several persons are known to
have been in the neighbour hood of the
slides. Two men were caught III Lincoln
Gulch and buried with their team and
wagon. The men were slightly injured
aud the horses we're killed.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for tho Dlspatch.l
NOvEMBgR 2, 1889.
Loose sales to-day were 7.7s5 pounds at tli0
10 st.c., vita one bright sale at 1870. !, Is too
early ~ Judge we'll Of the DARK crop BY SUCH
small sales
Iuternal-reyenue collections we're large to-day.
showing q healthy steady progress in manuiac-
turing, particularly IN cigars and cigarettes, the
collections on which amounted 70 to-day.
s5l2i0s, and on tobacco s4,57G62; special tax.
$3.50, making a total Of s97i251.
Tou private sales were reported, though tho
market indicates more ousineAs doing. Auction
sales we're a on, Of a offered. Highest 45sc. !:
lowest. &C.,; average, 20.3 some ssles we're
private. The breaks are being sold out nearly
clean every day. Friday there will DO a large
line break Of bnghts OF best West Virginia
planters.
BiidIng today was spirited. Cutters were IN
some cases extra, and sold a. iohc.
Tho Tobacco Exchange, according 10 custom,
will he closed tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE
LOUIsyTLLE, KY, November A.-Nr A. Hart
hill reports: More new but less Old Burnley oiior-
OF. Lighter sales Of dark, with a stronger mar
ket aud higher prices Tor most descriptions, were
the leading features Of this week.
Burieys-Mbile the aggregate offerings OF the
fsss crop were considerably reduced this week.
tho proportion Of sweet hogsheads Of ali-oyer
common we're greater than Of late and led 10 a
more active demand Tor such ana an advance 0f
lc % ths moet desirable medium and good
nilers. pu. up BY reliable packers; whose ideas,
however, wore above the views Of buyers. hence
reflections in some cases Low-grsde alters we're
In small supply, but without material change,
although somewhat stronger when desirable.
cutting Of all grades are scare ana fun pricas
paid FOR strictly sweet snd bright OF red
smokers, fewer ofered. although enough for tho
demand, and unchanged.
The 1879 Burley was more freely offered. and
about the same character as noted last week,
With much Of the best far from unlform-moro.
however, la color than quality. FOR all grades
tue demand was rataer active, the bidding very
fun on tao part OF one OF two buyers, and lead
Ing 70 tho highest average u The season. witt
isc. for bright red iilsr, ana an average oI
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A.sicnment-sn.nen.lon.

Nrw Yorg. November 27.--4rs. Martha
T.. Pollard and Charles Moss, composing
The firm of Pollard az Moss, book publish
cr-. assigned to-day Co Robert avery,
giving preferences aegregating @li,i,5.
Avery says the liabilities arr about $780,
0l0. The actual assets VIII realize half of
that amount, and the nominal assets are
lurgcr than the liabilities.
was announced at the Stock Exchange.
They have been members since March,
I.-T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

io,lc. round for crops Condition very son ana
light weights In many cases some Icsdins pay-
ers Of now Barley 81 this time lss, yesr ss,s
not DO lght bogshsed far this year, consioe,-
A . rplces 100 high with tho supply in proepect
Darks-Onerings ~ hoesfesds. Crop smsls
or: character and condition Dettor; pos,no"
moro active with advances OF 70 &c, on 20, ~,
ana z 10 ic' on leaf. thursdays average OF ~
hocsheada cara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

You're not expected to know anything about
hat QUALITIES. That's why you want to have
confidence In your hattcr-thsy know all about
them, or ought to- WE DO. and would Ike 10
serve you. You're proof against poor qualities
in our house, for We have none that are not
KNOWN to be reliable. We have ouly the
LATE shapes and styles-but we'yo got ALL Of
them-for the men. boys, and children. There
really - no use searching for al equal Of our
stock 10 this city--its not to 10 found bore.
OURS IS COMPLETE.
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GOVERNOR JOHN 9. GORDON.
Arrangements for His Reception Almost
Completed.
lBy telegraph % the Dispatch

10y l'ltH aliH ~ tI' e-'A'R'eAhi
CuIcAoo. November 27-The arrange
mcnts for Che reception Of Governor Cor
don al Georgia. lave been almost COM
nlet,d The Governor will arrive by aspe-
cial limited train over the Michigan South
crn at $50 o'clock saturday morning. He
Will be met at Whiting by committee of
prominent citizens. including Mayor Gre
gier and ex-Alayor Harrison. Returning,
fhc party VIII leave the tram al Twenty
second street. whore, under the escort Of
the First Regiment Illinois National Guard,
carriages VIII be taken. The carriage IN
which Governor Gordon, accompanied by
RIavor Cregler. VIII ride. will be drawn by
f,rr roam horses. and will occupy posi-
fou near the centre of the procession:
saturday evening Governor Gordon VIII
deliver lecture in Central Music Hall on
"Ihe InhuencesOf the Late Civil War on
the Future Of the American Republic"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
Georgia Races.
By telegraph 10 the Dispa.

COLUMBUS. Ga, November 1.-THE third
day of the Columbus fall-racing meeting.
The weather was cloudy and cool. the track
in good condition. and theattendance very
large.
First race-trotting. 2:27 class, one
mile-Royalty won; John Dixon second,
Marquis third. Time, 1892.
Second race-runnng, seven eighths OF
a mile-Burch won; Bonnie King second,
Lille Lochiel third. Time, 1882.
Third race--three-quarter mile heats,
best two in three-King ROxbury won in
two straight heats; Antonio second, Par
nell third. Time, 1:2l and l:22.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
Trial Of Election Cases.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, November27.- cases
Of the Fayctte county election Judges and
clerks, seventeen in number came up IN
the United States Court to-day. The de-
PENDANTS werecach indicted on two counts -
failure 10 count tie votes 40 the polling
places, and failure to file q copy of the poll
ingpapers with the Circuit Court clerk. The
first count was Quashed and on the second
the defendants pleaded guilty, and were
fined ten dollars each.
The trial of Ed. Carpenter and three
others. of the Fourth civil district of FAY
cite county for ballot-boX stufiine, WAS he
GUN today. and viii occupv several DAYS.
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The InternatIonal Conference.

WASHINGTON, November PA letter was
read in the international American Con-
ference to-day from Lafayette Rodrigues
Pereira, one Of the delegates from Brazil,
announcing with regret that he felt unable
10 continue 20 act MS delegate owing to the
changed condition of AFFAIRS in his coun-
try. The day was devoted to discussing
the PROPOSED rules Of procedure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

HELENA. Moar.. November N.-1he lock-
out still exists. The Senate met this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. bur only the Republican
members responded 70 the roll-call. Tho
Senate then adjourned till Friday at 2.
NJ. The lower house lRepublican) VIII re.
move 10 more commOdiOus quarters and
commence routine work Friday The
Democratic branch held short session
this morning, but did not accomplish any
thing.
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WIlMlNHrnY

WnmsGros. y g.. November N.-Turpon,ins,
steady a. Gee. k0sln quiet. strained. 91c. good
strained. o.. Tar firm 40 sl.sl Grade turpenuus
frm; harl, I'D, yellog-dip ana virgin, s. -
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BALTIMORE


Whcat-souihorn firm. Fuliz, 5taSc.; loag-
berry. 7ll,i'.. westofn qulat aut easy; ~"
winter rel, spot Rli November. s9ayae corn
southern fairly active and 4teaiY. white. Hate;
yellow, tiaiJ-, western firm. un'- nrm south
ern aud panu-ylrAufn. gfa.nsc.: western
white. 1,a.Jke, do. mixed, .~H-'ac; 40
white, ~ - bid. n.y. quiet; prime ID choice,
5iLG. Hay in COOL denHudy prime % rhoiro
timothy. fl3aslAN. Provisions iulL Butter
nrm: creamery 2la2lc. Iggs nrm: western
.l42-r. C0ile0 st-teaiy: iD rarg0e., fair,
igSae)c sugar -tcaIy; A soff d,c Freighs
nrn. grain, 4Naf.I.. % Cork, f0r orders, a.
9i.1-s.. forward, g. 'i.aia. 80. krrcipG-fiour,
1000 barrels. wheat. 5000 hushai, corn. -
Ol1 bushels. oats. 900 bushels. rye. 3.uo
bushels. ~hiomeuts-WheaL 500 bushels.
alos-Whcat, &O,0lU bushels; corn, 10000 bush
Ga
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A Most Enjoyable ReceptIon-PersOn'
Nnie.-

A Most Enjoyable Rcception-Personal
Notes.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
NOVEMBER q, 1889.
A most enjoyable reception and enter
taiument was held in the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association last
night. The programme, which consisted
of music. speeches. and defamation, was
well arranged and was greatly enjoyed by
the large and appreciatiye audience pres
ent.
Admirable speeches on association work
were made by Messrs. J. q. Scott and +.
~. Uber, prominent workers of the Young
Mems Christian Association of the Uniyer-
sity of Virginia.
AIr. Ii. D. Williams. State general secre-
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IA. oLADsroNr's ~ coNTEgTED.

Loxpoy. November 27.-Mr. Gladstone
has been informed that ut tho next cleo
tion for members Of Parliament the Union
ist candidate will contest the seat for Mid
lothian for which at the last election Mr.
Gladstone was returned with opposition.
In reply Mr.. Gladstone said: Opponent
or no opponent. l have the utmos, conf
dence in the electors Of Midlothian"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28


NEW YORK. November g7.-Cotton-Net re-
ceipts 2,3fs bales gross, 5.'aO bales Fltares
closed sieaiY Sales, y-,su hnlss. November
tllI0asInll; December. siN0yatiliD, January,
si0U0asll07: February, ti1llasi0l2; March,
sI03l: June. fI03sasl03s, July, 90 i2afl0A:
August. sI0.ihatiO.H; sopteubcr, ti10Z-si1OL
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKgc
LIvERPOOI. Noyem berg Nom. cotton irregu-
lar: American mlddling. 3 70 s.. sales, iO,po
bsies; speculation and export, 1000 oalos; ro-
ceipiA g5.0UJ bales Amer an 5000 talfs tu-
lures quilt: November. 3 3t6iaj 1j-Cid. No
vember and December. December and S0nn-
airy, January aEi February, February and
March, and March AMI April Goi. ; April
a1d Nay. SSH MAY aud June, e55f.
Tenders, 80 bale. on new iockets.
Up M-Amrrcan miliiilg. ID. sales ~
American. 500 bsles; AovemDcr,5 0-6id. seil-
err: November and December. ts6ii. sellers;
December and January, January ana February.
D 82-84i., buyer February and March, f-t4l.
sellers April sni May, , 3i-sSd.. buyets May
and June, 5 sd-ofi.. sellers: June and July,
58i.Gli, buyers Futures nrm.
{ T. M--Nogomher Js-ftd., buyers; Soyem-
Der and December , F-5f1 seller. Dccem boz
ard January, January AMI February. ari Feb
mary and March, Sj-6tt. seller: March ana
Aprii. 5 std. buyer April ami Nay, 1.Ctd..
seller. MAY aud June. 3s-6id., bayor Juns
and July, 5 iO-64d., seller Futures closed nrm
az an advance.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispstch.i
NOvgxBKR N.-Market strong Good Gates %
best grades reported At quotations. Prime, &C.
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NEW YORK COTTON FurURgt

LOUISVILLE. Ky. November T.-Graln I
provisions unchanged.
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uaytIen Adviccs.
rBy Telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

by telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
WAsHISoroS, November 27.-Mr. Preston;
the Haytien Minister. to-day received man
containing Hayden adyices up 10 the lytn
instant. No reference IS made IN any Of
the letters or newspapers 10 any ihsurrec77
tionary feeling or outbreak on the island
M that time. One of tue newspapers con-
tains an account OF the reception ~ mo
President OF Hayti If United States Minis
ter Douglass, who presentedhis credentials
on the l4th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BiITW0RR. November N-Balumore and Ohio
st0- ,n-la b.. Northern Couttal, 6Jai3, Cincin-
nat, Washington AND Baltimore lst-' "as's
d. certificate. g-t old; consolidated gAs bouds.
49,. 90. stock, g. +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN c CONNECTION THERsWiTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain, Flour. aud other Quotations
rpr tolsarnnh . tne plspatch.l

- WASHINGTON. November g7.-For yir-
| ,., iginis, rain, clearing In southern VIZ
IMAM lelps, stationary temperature. colder
Thursday Dizh. with souiheastoriy
t--@winds high on the coast
For North Carolina. clearing and
colder IN the eastern portion, stationary tenn
prrsture Ia tho western portion, sou'heAsteriy
winds, high on the coast, becoming westerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
Charged with RobbIng the Mail.

CHATTANOOGA. November N.--Granyille
X. Young, assistant postmaster at Rugby,
Tenn. was arrested yesterday by Post
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

81 Loufs. November g7.-flour weak bat not
loWnr. Ahra lover, 80 2rfi. cash, ,'a.s' r.:
lower: SO. 3 cash. a5ac.. November closed AZ
- %. bid: January, - 80, May. Hu'. Oats ARM
No. cash nominal; Nay, - 81. MhrseY
steady 40 fLU1 Provisions easy except tor
bacon, which is hrmeE Pork. flUsl iari,
Sag-ast.-0 lIy. -nlt meats l0csel shoulders.
sL-5. longs au1 ribs. So. shar'-clcar, e So;
boxed Long and rits, &.-laf7f. rt0rt-
cloar, $50. Bac0u-Si1uid re, fLi3. loDgs and
ftf.s h. fsI- sforf.nin4r
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HOnda Accented.

fBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The bond
offerings to-day aggregated S2ll $50. All
were accepted at 1864 for AS and i27 for
As.
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
Other Notes from the hin City-A Notable
Social Eycnt-A Lively Chase.
,A.o.lnl a.L...ro-. N. L. mo uLanal.nl

p
IYNcHBUuG. VA. Noyember 27.-Bruce
NattoX. of Pittsylvania county an enc
Move of the Richmond and DauyIie Rail
road COMPANY was arrested herr TINS
morning. charged with passing "a forged
check OF the company for $50. made pay u
bleto ". &. Arthur, ON q. a. Coleman. lfe
was locked up to await the arrival oil Wit
ness from Pittsylyanla.
The Board OF Directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association have elected
W. q. McCaugheg secretary of the aseo-
citation in this city. He IS now secretary
of the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
al Clarkesy.lle. Team.
T.. A. Bicgers, first lieutenant Of the
Home Guard. has been elected captain TO
succeed Captain Xiii, Otcy, resigned.
COTTON MILL.
Nearly all the machinery has been placed
in position in the cOttOn-mul IN TINS city,
and operations Will commence III January
next. The mill cost r200,o and Will be
one Of the largest IN the South.
ANornLE SOCIAL EyENr.
A notable sociable event OF the week was
the marriage to-day of John ". Burr SIS, ~
Richmond, and Miss Susie Withers. daugh-
ter Of Colonel ii. II. Mlthers. OF hustburC.
The ceremony was performed 10y Rev. D..
II. Williams, of Graco-Alemoual church.
Ex-senator WitheTs. uncle OF the bride,
was among those present.
AIIvELY CHASE.
A lively chase was had this morning by
the police after suspicious character.
Several police engaged IN the race, but the
man threw of his shoes and ran through
the city at snch speed that no one could
catch him. The last seen of him WINS when
he crossed the free bridge into Amherst,
and he darted into the woods and disap-
reared. Great excitement was created for
awhile by the chase through the streets.
Thanksgiving viii be generally observed
here tomorrow.
r. L. Derr Of Roanoke, has announced
his candidacy for Superintendent Of Pub
lie Printing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

CAMPAIGN CNLLAiSE.
LONDON. November 27.-Thc plan Of cam
paign has collapsed on the Olphert estate,
Ireland Sixty of the tenants have paid IN
full the amounts due from them. besides
the costs Of litigation against them.
LORD SALISBURY CONDEMNS a DECLARATION.
LoNDoN. November 1.-THE Conserya-
tive conference az Nottingham Yesterday
approved Lord Sallsbury's social pro-
gramme. Int attached rider declaring
that the party must have an effective cleo
toral labor platform. During the course Of
the proceedings Mr.. Salisbury condemned
the declaration recently made 10y LORD
Roseberry az the Liberal meeting IN elias
COW that the reform Of the House Oh Lords
must be- of drastic character, and SAID
that the declaration was rash
one. n Lord R0soberry meant that
the House Of Lords ought 10 con-
tain an elected element superior TO
hereditary members. that necessarily IN
volved an encr0ochment upon the rights
and privileges of the House OF Commons.
A detailed criticism upon Lord Rose
barrv's plan, Salisbury said. was need
less until bis scheme WAS fully stated.
Referring 10 tie progress OF the
home-rule-idea sham 10 fcdcrate England.
Scotland. ireland. and Wales. Salisbury
said he considered the application Of such
% scheme to Great Britain as utterly chl-
mcrical.
DOM PEDRO TO BE TENDERED A RECEPTION.
LISBON November 27.-lhc day after
Dom Pedro sailed from Rio Janelro the
Provisional Government of Brazil tele-
eraphed % tho Brazilian Minister here,
directing him upon the cX-Empcror'. ar-
rival 90 tender him % general reception.
The Brazilian colony here regarded this
action as dictated by % delicate c2neidera-
ton on the part of the Provisional Gov
eminent toward Dom Pedro. Several of
the Brazilian ministers at European courts
are coming to take part IN the reception
10 the deposed Emperor.
srNrENCLD FOR DPRUDrNT roMcIDE.
ANTWERP. November 27 CoryilIain. tho
proprietor of the ,artrid-c-factory which
blew up in September and alllod SD many
people. and his engineer have boon convict
al of homicide by imprulcnce. Coryil.an
was sentenced 10 four years and siN months
and Inns engineer To one year aud one
months imprisonment and to pay fine Of
$500 francs each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

Old Man Joseph NJ Mcdowell, the father
of the Young man who attempted to pas
bogus checks here Monday, WAS here to-
day. and was go overcome al hls boys con-
duct that be broke down and wept like 4
child whenever he met friend on The
street. lie j. the owner of the CASCADE
Mills and man who stands high IN hi-
community.
The United States Court adjourned TO-
day for the term Marshal Watts states
that the cost of tAis term OF the court was
900 and not $4,000, as he expected 1t
would Doe.
Thanksgivinc-da viii be observed TO-
morrow i'm Substantial fashion. Tie adie.
of tine City Mission will open Masonic Hal
and receive offerings for the poor during
the dav. At night the regular Thanks
giving services Ell bc held In tbe hail.
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noR r..

We quote. Fine. g. Joas2T5. supernns. t27Ja
s3.2-; 0K.ca. s35)a5&75. family, siAsL5). patoa:
fanny. county, s:.ljssA-S
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A NfAnRIAGF.

At Nj. Vernon church tonight Miss Sal
lie Bent Amiss was married 10 Mr.. Jesse ID.
Price Of Maryland The bride IL daugh-
ter Of Rev. Joseph II. Amiss, presiding
elder OF TINS district.
The remains OF G.. 5. Booth were brought
here today and met 1T the train by an os-
cort OF Masons The funeral took place
from the BAPTIST church. and the body was
buried with Masonic hOnOrs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID kxEcUTgp AT Tux DISPATCH PRINT.
iNt-hoCSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

The acme Of medicine, Salvation Oil. All
druggists sell it for only 70 cents O bottle.