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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
LYNN MANUFACTURERS.
The Advantages of Richmond Conciseiy
set Forth iu an Address 20 Them.

set Forth iu an Address 20 Them.
Ata meeting of tie Committee on Business
Enterprises held g. the rooms OF tho Chamber
y,-.e-isy al - o'clock, Inc following addres 10
ue fsru manufacturers was adopted:
Nenlfac,uysrs II LINN. Mass.:
f t4r regard % the inevitable suffering aud
'D .tr obi srui4lnc nature OF the demands upon
i....e sY enlisted az those OF Lynn has embas-
fa...I $40 NenmoDd Chamber ~ commerce IN
ff'.railiug hon @ prOcea1 IN lhruhg lynn
rlfa.flrer- i0 visit Richmond VIII the WOW
% r-iatli-hlug factories here.
uf4-t in tui haste 20 that city almost teIOre
Oh .lr i.-rs ~ the destructive nro had cooled
if'Nfo ftr losses has been adlusteu-sotmed ii-
oo.- ieraie. and unless No felt quite certain
Nsf Wr could offer both the manufacturer ana
i- employees rume solid anQ unquesuoneI au-
vs.l.ge ln uanspiautiug these important indus
Pr. i, Wa the parl Of simple business eagacity
t.- f.oi feeling 20 delay uDul tosh lue ~" ~
iA afers and ourselves could take STOCK OF our
,nefciore, n others have been before us In
delegations aud solicitations, our delay mas peon
from u0 lack Of the deepest iaterest or the most
earnest desire 10 make such valuable acqu'sl-
u.n- o our Industrial AFFAIRS.
Win This oXplanstlOn Oi our position We cor
daily invite any shoe or other manufactures
WI lac the least idea u transplanling sub
tauuai business from Lynn 70 visit or CORE.
hpYrI with ue. and No sssufo him not only OF
ilost cordial treatment. but Of "a frank and fun
stalomonl u all tho advantages We have 10
cntr.
~ free sites for factoFles-free land for houses
Z" skilled laborers Oi family. exemption from
tatee Tor 4 limited period OF years; water power,
cheap clai, economical labor for certsin depart
inens Of such industries. a large established
shDe trade, unsurpassed facilities for dibtriou-
N9n u their gOOfs Dy water aud rail 10 almost
every part Of this country and " sOms foreign
Countries, contributions OF part OF the c6pl-
Ia, healthy. beautiful, and orderly chy,
Tie best educational facilities, reasonable
cost o. living a cordial welcome, and
ood-speed 70 the good work OF rebuilding
laose industres--if these. We say, arc any in-
ogco4elts We viii DO everything posslele "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

has boon long timc since such . oorsummate
mistress OF her art has been seen rpon our local
stage Few Actresses can DO accredited Win tne
faculty for adapting themselves 20 both tragedy
and comedy as doeH Mis- Naihcr. mo gracca
both. aud an either charms hcr uudftorA Ihere
is rare wcaltn ~ opportunity IA Tho hoaey-
mOon for esceli Mt work, which Is srlrcely 'vh-
hncd 20 tho leading character: yet v iss Aatcer
iufu eos 30 strongly her own Individuality INTO
her ifnpersoaziiun Of Iuiinua that vnen sue -
present upon the stage and speaking net INES
tho other cbaractors nrs Eimost ic't si2ht oi.
NILS MAthor is indispuiably one of the great IN
gediennea and cOmedieunos q the h0gisn-
ereakins stage She mas tocnrcd strong hOd
on the adniiraiion and affection of tho llchmont
0nuaament pubic. and her future visits nero
VIII De hailed with ncriGmRtious 81 dclieht shl
attract cultured nnd crowded houses. Miss Ma
thsr'a support last night showed fo even better
advantage ihhn IN Romeo aqd Juliet ana seye-
rai ~ tho moro prominent characters aro 40
serving u special and c9mmonda'ory mention.
At thr nRtiUee to-day viii 10 gwen the Lsdy oi
LYONS. AMI the enragenient closes tonight with
q grand Production OF Gfeichon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

SUTTON & CO., =. NJ, two new brick tone
ments, Nos. 1874 and 1916 west Cary street
JOSEPH B. DAVIS, II A. n. and 8 p. NJ, I'M
ported Oriental rugs, carpets, &c.
TIMBERLAKE & FI,AYsER. 1890 A. NJ, furni-
ture. CLOCKS, watches, &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. NJ, horses,
mules, buggiss. a..
GEORGE w. MAYO, 1880 A. N. and 40 p. NJ,
sllysrware, clocks, bronzcss &c
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Mean ,omporaturA..,....."...
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YOgS, December 3-The stock market
Was less active to-day, especially for the un-
listed department, but there was a much better
tone b. the dealings throughout the greater por-
ton OF the day, and tho advances are IN de-
ci1ed majority among the nnRl changes Tho
features to-day 0ers q continuance 81 foreign
purchases. a heavy covering Of shorts 10 tho
general list, and raids upon the coal stocks and
trusts. tho last having loOk OF demonstration,
under tho cover ot wsich 10 recoup short sales.
Tho market Was higher nj tho opening, and
higher still at uoon, whom the usual daily raid
upca coal stocks was made. resulting IN mato-
rial impression on their priccs. IN which tho
trusts suffered als0 Another eudeayor % cover
shorts IN the la-J hour resulted IN a marked
ra lY, which * idtd 20 tho enlre list, ami sugar
relnorics wore specially prominent in the rise,
reaching tho best prices OF the day. Missouri
Pacific AZ the time was rather heavy AMI lost q
portion a the early improvement The market
finally closed only fairly steady aud iirm 70
strong ~ he best prces or tberesb0uta Ten
ne-see Cont Is 2a aud Louisville aud Nash
vile II. whlce Sugar rose -. Tho losses Ia
ciude Lackawanna at ~ aud Chicso Gas II.
Sales a-cregsted ,f'00 shares.
frsrtnq.-t xchsnge quiet and barely steady at
4sla4s Money rsg ~ 3a1. Sub-freaurY
ba auces-Gold. ij-.> ff00: currency. :. 900.
Govern nenis duu and 'oadv for as: per
cents II. ex. int ~ coupons, .0iS, OK. int
state bonds ,lal. -ie9ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

The meetings in the Friends Westinghouse
are still kept up with Increasing Interest,"
The minisirati0n5 o. the visiting preachers Is
very acceptable 20 hose who attend on them.
Tho meeting yesterday morning. ia which
many testimonials from the congregation were
n,nde was OF tho most solemn character.
There VIII be services al IL o'clock this morn
inc al tho time OF th9 regular mld-Weok meet
do nj A and Z. IS u, NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
FlREcRAcKERs and HORNS.
Physicians Discuss Their Effect on Sick
Vpoulp.

At the regular meeting of tho Academy OF
Medicine held last night tic subject OF pop
crackers and horn. blowing was discussed.
II was stated hy Or. Cullen, the president, that
there was always in thi5 city about 2.0lJ sick
people. aud he had known IN one case q lazy
with lrain-feyer VINO lost her life, IN Lis opinion,
by tho excitement produced by the iLcea-eut
noise of p0p-cracEtrs. sleep and rest To the
brain was impossible. The custom was stigma
ii1od as bGrbarous snd strongly uusulted 10 this
Christian anniversary.
ono gentleman slated thGtin hie opinion there
was no woek IN tho year so repieie with de-
bauclery and disorder "a tho Christmas week.
The panGomOnium inauGurntei 10y tne orcer
Of Mayor Darlington some years ago was re-
lerred to with honor
On motion Of DR. Parker tue following rosolu-
tions wore unanimously adopted:
HssOir.d. lst That the Mayor OF this city 30
respectfuily p quested 90 limit the nrug OF pop
crackers and the blowing II horns 10 Christmas
day from sunrise TO sun e.
.,esoicsi, %. That on Application OF the sur
ceun Of any private or pubic hospital. or oi any
other person who may have an ~ patent on hi5
premises 10 the Chiof OF pOico. he shall he gu-
florilcd TO proven the use Of horns end pop
crackers within one hundred yards Of such lo-
callties.
Dr.. Cullen, Wexford, and Parker were ap-
pointed a committee 10 present these resolutions
10 tne Mayor.
IL was 1T first proposed 10 present them
10 the Council, bul il WAS understood there
would be no meeting Of that body before Christ
mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

Numbers Of our readers viii remember Miss
Won Finrelsrcn, whose lectures lu this city
several years acl Gave so much pleasure. Miss
Won Finkelste.u's brother, Mr. Peter N. Won
Finke stein, Will ilt7 week give thToe specta,u-
lar Oriental entertainments. desert ptiye OF life
i'm Palestine Re has JUS returned from Jeiu-
salem. his native city. and brings with hin ole
CANT ami 60 tly costumes which he usos IN Illus
tratiug the pecuaritcs o. l.fl in The Last. The
entertaiumca.s are for tho benefit o.. the WO-
manis Christian Association. and wilt 0o given
on Thursday and saturday evening" 40 So'ciock,
aud saturday uetiuee at O'Clock. a. tho hall OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Tickets are lor sale ni Nrs-, Johnston 4 Co. e,
y. l.. Dupuy's, B. J.. Christian q coz. Founqu-
rean, Price s. CO.'S. Tho tohen Companys, aud
tho Woman Ohli5ulu Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
LndIe., nasaar at tlo Armorv.

Tho Arrnory Hall was wen nlled last night
.Atgo'ciocs mo Richmond Light lnianiry-Cap-
tain sol. Cutchius-cntercd the building sna
formed line m front Oi ihe rlusic-stand Cnp-
tain T.. Leslie Spence addressed mo comtan
returning the thanKR Oi the ladies for their
presence and PAID tribute 70 the memory OF
iheir war captains-O. !. Wise. Frederick Car
tor Charlie Bigger. z !. lew. and &. ". Jarvis.
lie cornpIimentcd them on having 100 per cent.
OF their men present a. the last state inspection
and Oh tho high standard of tactical precision
% which the command has attained under tnelr
present officer. Captain tutchius graceIuliN 70
piled. thanking the Indies FOR their Invitation.
Tonight Captain Z. So. CunnlnRbam VIII sing.
and tomorrow night George T. PicAeit amp OF
Confederate Veterans and Company D. fifst VIZ
giniG archaeological Gasser-Wlli ot1ehd'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
HlIl City Notes.

fepecial teleGram @ mo DispHtchI
IYNCHEUGG, VA, December 3.-Captain VIZ
Ham Luckett. Quo OF The oldest employees on tho
NirriDts Midland railroad, die hero this aitsr-
noon of Brgnts disease. lie was one oi the nrst
conductors on tne road.
a fraigh-fralu on th- Richmond andAlleghany
division of the Chesapeake AMI ONO railway
was wrecked ~ Dill0n'- switch, near buchanan,
to-day and five cars and coaches wero smashed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

I1UHcIaI I'IutIaIH % Eu1 I'7f7 VII
RoAN0KE, VA, December &-1he Grand Lodge
of Nircjuie Good Iemplars convened here 10
nigh. ln rs tYenty-accond annual session. no
Committee on Credentials reported seyenty-tour
delesates present These with past delegates
aud Wis ling members swslled the number 10 20
Tho report OF the gfagd secretary shows q 10 NJ
rpomb.rehtpo ~ 1855, and tho present number or
lo1geslsG There has Doen 8n increase in lodges
ant meinbershlp during the past year. and it ~
believed that the decided sentiment preyailipg
among the delegates Will cause the Graui Lodge
20 reafirm its emphatic non partisan principles
"a orornulC.ted al tho Richmond session of l,3i-
Tho various sections Of The state are woll rcpre-
sented, and among tie visiting mem oer. ~ D. ID.
Ludwig, Of the Grand Lodge of Ohio' represent
ing The Good Templars Life Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
MARRIAGES.

LrPsCOMB - BARNES-Narried. November
%. iss9. AT Graco-Strest Baptist church, by Rev.
". h. Hstcnor, D. D., Mr. A. B. LlPsCOMB. ot
rico county.
MINNIGERODE-CART We'd
nosfay. November 2Jth, at 8 2. NJ, at Noore-N Me-
moriel church, by Rev. Or. SpriCg, l.. D. MIMI
GERODE to Miss AUGUSTA CARTER; both OF
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

(By telegraph 10 tho Dlgpsichl
DOVER. y. H., December 3-kary thia morn
ING ia inhabitants OF Alton Bay were awakened
by en- oarthluHke shoes. which Jared tho
houses. Many people rushed from their beds
Cookery ami glassware were broken. Clocks
were stopped a. l:.3.
The second shock WAS moro severe than tho
first People then rushed from their houses eX-
pecfing the house Woull tumble down. Tho bell
on the steamer Mt. Washington, in the middle
OF tAs bay, was rung The sr),S was also ielt at
Alton aud clifford, uut WIS not severe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
No nIn.nnic.Temnle A.soclation.

Atthe annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the MgsNnic-Temple Association, held At tho
o4ice Of Tie Grand Secretary on Monday night,
f.sl2 shares out Of the total, 4,ojS, were repre-
sCnted.
Tho following gentlemen We're elected the
BOARD % trustees: b. y. Weliord Jr., W. J..
T.nner A. X Courtney. !. :. Tower, j. - Ca
b,H, John f.. Mayer, j. V. Bidgood, c. T. Ningo,
AMI j. Ii. CGpcrs.
inc board reelected Past-Crsnd Master h. x.
wexford, Jr., president, and Sir. W. q. lsaacs,
secretary and treasurer.
The Grand LrAge conyenes Tuesday. Docem-
Der 10Th, and will be III session two or three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, December 8. 1889
Offerings on Change we're 30 packages OF West
Virginia brlghts, and prices ruled high on sales
with taken in highest, $3.50; lowest 9&c, and
average the best OF the season a. s2s.6a.
A prominent Petersburg plug manufacturer
was lively bidder to-day, and woke up soue Of
our bright buyers 10 work.
Private sales wore largely Of old filers aud
smokers 10 q New York nrm. Old stock Of cha
racter Is running low, sad prices are very nrm,
and demand good generally and often strong.
To-dsy's brigats averaged fne color, with
rather moro body. Filters we're very few. Some
few wrappers had good spread.
STATEMENT SHOWING The RECEIPTS AND DE-
LIvERIEs OF LEAF TOBACCO IN THE CITY oP
RICHMOND. VA, DUR1NG OCTOBER AND NO
yBMBgB. 1889, AND STOCK on HAND NoyEM-
BER 30, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
Field Trials.
fnv tnlecranh % the DIspat,h.l

fEy tol' sTaph 10 INC birpHFu.l
IFxTNGrON, y. C., December 3.-ln the nald
trials today four brace ran IN tho ilrst
series Poin er d rby--loy ran with Lon; carl
grove with Nyo: r. +. V. with sally - hni MISS
voaty with convex. -Four moro brace Will run
and then tho logs showing the greatest merit
7gili De selected by tho judges % run for tho
prize. Tns ae her Is favorable, the atteIdanco
good, snd tao biris plentiful. Ho"dy hod won
tbo first prize ga the setter derby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, December S-Co,ton 1uiet and
steady; sales, los bales uplsnds. I1ac: Or
loans, iO<c.; uet reccipts, 53,f9i bales: ex-
purts-tO Great BRIAN, 6.Si3 bales: % France,
l,ljO bales; % tho Continent $40 bales; stock,
Il,es bales southern aOur quiet. Wheat dun.
Re. up, and hrm; 40 rel, 81 ,aSlc. In elevs-
tor; options fairly active and ksic higher aud
strong; exporters free buyers So . red, De-
ccmber, - Of. January, siSc.; February.
- &C. May, sNl,c. Corn stronger; good eNpors
and trako demand No. .. 4sesasc. In elevator;
options moderately active and 0rm Dacem nor,
~. January, 4lTsc : February. Abe. May.
axe. Oa.s fairly active anu wesker. ontiOns
nImer and moderately active: December, &C.:
@4c. Hops nrm and ia fair o. mani. CO1re-
dOgn and closed barely steady aud lna1l points
down sHd dun; December. 3l5C0aslaSO. jan
uary, sl5.70afl5s0 February. tla1asfiaS);
May. tl;.s0alAyJ: spo. Rio dali ami love
er. fair cargCc-, fi1b2t. Suear-Raw nrm
AMI fairly active. far refining, 5aaJtsa
centrlfugals. g6 test, al &c. redaed lrm aud
quiet. MOias-es-New Orleans sto1iy: OPEN
kottle, good TO fancy. foa31c. Rico steaiy ard IN
fair demand: domestic, iNa1sc.; Petroleum
steady and quiet: crude IN barrels a. Parker.
$50. rennel here, 15'c. toit0n--eed Oh arm.
Ro-in quot Turpeutine dun Wool fairly ac-
tive and hrm domestic neoce, 3sh33'. pulled,
@iailc.. Texas, 1ia2Sc. PORK drm. Beef nrm.
Beef hams slow. liarced hoef nrm: city ~
ludia moss fl250eSl360. Cut-meAt. weak. pick
led bellies. 10 and ~ pounds 6aa5hc' picked
shoulders, las &C.; picked hams, .a9c. Md
dies easy: short-clear. $500. Lard nrmor:
December, sLsf. January, sGs7 May. sdG
lFglgu A strong cotton. @-.fsI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
TIE MONITOR FLEET.
Appointment OF Committee TO Repre-
sent the Public Interests.

Appointment u q"
sent the Public Interests.
President John b. Purcell. Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. has appointed Mr. Hcary l.. Poiou7e'
OF this city. and Major Joseph Walker of Ches'
tey0eld. as @ committee % yisli Washington and
AID tho Hon. George d. Wise IN presenting TO tho
Secretary of the Navy reasons why the itOh-c al
neet should not DO removed from Mchnonl.
Messrs. Walker and Pel0ule arc au.hoIl@ou 10
choose a third man 20 accompany thom.
When they will leave kichmond mas MOI D@eeh @
decided Mr. Pelouzo said yesterday ue ""uio SEQ
Major Walker today AMI they would men agree
whan IL would suit them 20 60 70 Na.nliS.on,
Generai Tracy Is no DOUBT sorry that thlS ques-
,,,.' 90 ever raised and he hG~ pretiy wen 40
termined 90 appoint special onicer To- e skanine
aud report as 10 the facts in the case' AIe Sou1,
tesy Of the service and sounI sense az SS, =, ne
oninions Of Commodore Brown and Conilhsnuer
MgCurley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
FOREIGN NOTES.
Mr.. ParncIl's Mysterious Disappearance
The Church and Education.

The Church and Education.
rBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispa.ch.l
LONDON, December 3.--The 50. james Gazette
states that Mr. Psrnoll disappeared seyera.
weeks aco and since that time has not been
heard from. Ills uheres bouts Is a mystery. aud
his prolonged absence causes much trouble to
his aihcreuts. The Gazette says though ii hos
been Mr Parnen's custom occasionally 70 Sc
cludo himself, his period Ot retirement thi. tne
has been longer than usual. tie has oyen iHiitd
20 zcep number OF important engagements,
among which was ono 20 moet Mr. Gladstone
lONDoN, December 3.-At q meeting Ot tho
Liberal Federation a. Manchester to-day rerc-
luton was adopted urging tho necessity Tor me
prompt settlement OF tho questions OF he Dis
ostc hli-hmeut Of the Church IN Wales ana lree
oduoafion. Resolutions were nlso edoptad con-
demnlug any land-purchaso Till for ireland
which would entail burden on the British lax
PAYERS, protesting against the use Of Brltisn
funds 10 cadow seclaran colleges in lrelan ,, aud
approving International arbitration. IL wa5 al'o
dcclavoi as the senee OF the meeting iaat mo
Britsh policy ought 20 Do 70 avoid any enIhhBo-
ment Ia coHiuental Quarre.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
,rnrri.rn nr nIr. smrlhe to Nnss HaI,er.

Vt III 'I'I'F ~
Mr. ". T. Smythe Of Washington county,
CLERK In the cfIcs OF tho Auditor Oi Public Ac-
counts, was married yesterday evening al $50
O'CLOCK % 3iiss N0llie +. Baker, daughter OF Mr.
MyrOn Baker
The ceremony took place az 10 north seYenih
street and was performed by Rev Dr. George
Co0epr There were no bridesmaids or groOms-
men and only a few friends were present.
The groom mas made great many friends
dnrlng bis residence here and the bride IS
popular and accomplished lady.
Mr. and Mrs. SmyIho Will reside at COS east
Main gtrCgL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
Lnckson,s RcpIy to Lee.

Governor Lee yesterday received a telegram
from Governor Jacbson. Of Maryland, tlahkins an
him for the invitation 30 come 70 nsN,se ,1..t dis
eat oysters while they TAX oNeT lho h''' VIZ
pute DaiNocn the t~o states. ,.,,.., o, Il,
Governor JGcsson regretted MS ihaul,y isa.y' eo ~,
an and suggested that they have q UNIV ."
.-bfngtt,t. At sOule convenient une-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

A CARD.-THE POLICY-HOLD-
N FRS OF TIE VIRGINIA MUTUAL LIVE
STOCK Insurance. COMPANY are respect
fully notified that tho compAny's veterl-
nary surgeon can be found AZ the COM
pany's once, Iii5 east Main street Any
notice lett there or 'phoned NO A8 In regard to
sicK animals needlug attention Will DO promptly
" all It's agreements. Respectfully.
W. o. SfEGER, Agent
n. N. BLAIR, Solicitor. DO at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

Tho Chamber Of Commerce has authorized
heir Committeo on Manuiaciorics 20 invite all
holders ~ property suitable Tor manufacturing
pnrpos p, ei'uated within three miles of tho
ftich uOad p0ei-oflce. 60 submit plans and
descriptions Of tho properly, which shall be kept
on Die a. fne rooms Of the chamber tor napec-
Bon ty those seeking such siteA
An Who have such property which thsy arc
willing 20 five or 10 soil at nominal hgures arc
roquoe;od g. submit plans &c. st0iiug price,
nDd all other Information OF intcrcsL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

OUIGLEY.-Died. at the residence OF her hus-
band. No. 507 north Twenty-fi;tn street. Monday.
December ., 1859. gt 1920 p ~. BRIDGET, be-
loved WHO Of Bernard Quigley; sgod sixty-tWo
years.
The funeral will take place from 50. Patrick's
church, with requiem mass, WEDNESDAY. De-
cembor attn, 81 10 A. VI. Friends aud scquaint-
anres inyited 10 intend 2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

Tho ladies' AUXILIARY OF tho Young Mems
Chr. .stian Association have decided 10 hold Ba-
zaar a. Faster TO assist IN iIuldatnS the debt ot
the Association.
You are cordially invited to cooperate with
them, AM 10 10 present at a meeting V be he'd
az the hail on Fritss, Dcce mbor Gin, az I2 M, Tor
organization and election OF officers.
MKs. Il. Theodore FLLTsOS,
Assistant Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

The arst annual meeting Of the Board Of d.
recfors Of tho Ofterburn Lithia Springs Company
was held atthe Exchange Hotel last night The
reports we're very encouraging.
General Uuudioy, VINO succeeds MT ). a.
tho coming year 20 70 tho principal cities In ne
country 10 sccure agents 10 handle the water
from Lnesa fullnEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
Fir.t Doorlkeeper Of the House.

On account of the lgtc arrival OF the AlieEha-
ny train Yesterday evening Nr. pavld A. Bian-
ton. Of cum Derland county, who was so highly
recOmm nded for tnis place, w13 not nominated,
~ Hon. samuel +. Coleman, BIS freud, could
not get hero 10 time % nominate him ia caucus,
which had adjourned before tie arrival Of Colo
mol Goldman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
4 Midnight Car.

TheCity Railway Company have put O e'n. wes'.
hound midnight car on thoir line; IL ioaNeS '.s,
Twanfy.egnth and Main streets at il;45 oclocA'
This is good move ari one ths. WIN 20 10 20 70
n,eriated by peOpie who have heretoioIe nau ~
LAR "a their homes in tho Wost ED at'er hfu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04

An electric car made another successful trip
over the Main street route Yesterday afternoon.
n started from the cornor OF Mn ana ,ialn
streets At 4.30 O'CLOCK and ran through 10 Fulton,
nnL rnturLLnE un-.el ~ Win % LOm bGrly.
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A. SAKS & CD.
r,HE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

TTHE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
l. asauiborzed the Committee on Msnuiac-
lures to invite all holders OF property suitable
for manufacturing purposes. situated within
three miles OK tho Richmond post-orice. to sub
init plans and descriptions OF such property,
which shall be kept on die at the rooms Of tho
Chamber for inspection Of parties seeking such
sites. Parties having such property which they
are willing TO give or sell at nominal figures are
hereby requested to submit such plans, &C.,
stating location. price, and such other iniorma-
ton as may be Of interest 10 view OF the efforts
beng maio TO induce manufacturers Of Lynn,
Mass TO locate Of or near this city s Is desirable
that the matter have prompt attention.
K A. DUNLOP,
Secretary Chamber OF Commerce,
de4-4 liCO Main street, Richmond, Va.