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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

T. he Fir0r Of he MspG'cl:
You refer this morning 70 the necessity
of waiting for " % thOrOU rliy lniclh-out
understanding Of the situation lu Brazil, ~
and othe4traugenc 81 any general move
meut to deposc $50 popular am Emperor. j
have. TO hc sure. mo- satisfactory soluloh
10 offer. and with Won am simply awaiting
developments; but 1 have D""J "nlch
everything thus far reported seems 90 COM
firm, and which may possibly throw some
Hlht on the origin and course az tue rcFo-
luton. Nv information comes from con-
Vcr-atiou, during the last few years WITH
gentlemen who have been I'm Brazil. ]
cannot undertake 10 quote them acru-
ratclv. or to SAY what facts ] have gotten
from one. what from another. Only give
my impressions.
Dom Pedro has been very liberal ruler
and has led his empire 10y immense strides
I'm the direction Of personal freedom anal
constitutional government. No man hA5
more richly deserved the unbound popl-
laity he has hitherto enjoyed. bul lac D.
artting TO Doe quite an old man and has ho
SON His cl1es, daughter. who, as J am III
formed. would succeed BIN. - believed 10
bra woman Of q very different spWt nom
her fa.hcrs-intenselv monmchcal m pol-
tics and fauatlCN lu religion. 50 tL'r'
have been grave fears oi ai upfislht iiLlh'-
diutclv after Dom PcGrO'- death. Now, mN
theory is that the present revolution mas
been started. not at all 90 get I'll az the
old Emperor. but solely 10 prevent the 1c-
ccs~ion Of his daughter and with the APP
parcutlv wcll-t0upded belief that the re-
sult could be attained with more case ana
lr,. dgnrcr now than after the Emperor s.
deccqsc. Indeed ono may almost eu--
uect that the good and patriotic fe'r"
couuiyed az if be did not encourage me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
Election Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
quct.
rb1 telegraph 70 TIE Dlspstch.l

ATLANTA. Ga, November si.-The second SEES
slon OF the General Grand Chepter OF hoysi
Arch Masons WIS held to-day. After hearing re-
ports, appointing standing committees anu
electinc partial list Of officers the chapter TOOK
q recess t,ll tomorrow morning, when tho "orA
viii DO completed. n.
falo. general grand high priest; joseph !; nor nor
ner, Of NOW Orleans. deputy general grahd nlkh
pricsi: George l.. Sec ahan, OF baltimore, eoh-
eral grand king; BENJAMIN T. Halter, OF M"m-
phia. general grand scribe: Reuben {. Lennon
Of Toledo, o.. general grand treasurer mrs
TOPPER q. Ferry, 81 Buffalo, general erahl 70
c~efarv sylvester =. Bean. 81 Crsston iowa.
general grand captain Of tue host; James ~
taylor. Of Iufhersville, Ga, general gram prih-
Clynl eoiOuruer. ~
Ip tho afternoon the delegates were driven
abIut tho city, visiting all points q interest,"
Tho on,lte General Grand Chapter and me IA
dies accompanying ;he delegates Were puotu-
c-aphed assembled in trout OF the new tap4ol
luiliug. Many Of the vlsitor9-s0ino 81 WhoHi
were n his command visited iho grave or
General Mcpher8on. about mile Deyohd lho
city - 49,,
bo,b % the General Grand chapter and the Cen
crai Grand Council tonight By ST. Zion chapter
of ROyal Arch Na4Cns Of tnia city. ne 1ehe-
ral G~and Chapter 81 tho United Stntes OF
America % wa responded 90 by MOST tKceliehi-
Noble ID. Lampr, general grand high priest;
"svmbolic Masonry. our Foundations stone by
Most " orshipfu John $. Davidso grand mas
ter of the Cram IOiga 81 Georgia. "our pis IN
cuishei Gue-ts.' responded 20 by HOB. M.
chapman. ~ Boston, Mas; "lhe frer- -
Nlgnficr than tho sword by Non hoke smith,
Of atlanta. o.. 4. a IrAiernal Band We know 40
40 fh No south No East 40 Ncst. from Hence
form ana Forever We are ono and insepara-
ble.H responded 10 by Hon. Henry W. Grady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

Board. The vote was unanimous. Mr..
Smith IS one Of our well-known young
men; n gentleman Of culture and Of the
highest integrity. and popular with all
classes. He was connected with the post
Office here as assistant postmaster during
the Cleveland Administration.
President Lyon G.. Tyler. of William and
Mary, left last evening for Philadelphia TO
attend a meeting of the Philosophical So
Cicty. and will respond to toast.
Tho work Of repairing the old powder
magazine, the property of the Society Tor
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities, |
avn Informed. is about TO be undertaken by
Mr. ". H. Sweeney. local contractor.
DIR. T.. G.. Booth recently entertained NJ
dinner no bis beautiful residence. Carriers
Grove, on the James. party OF well-known
young gentlemen of the ancient capital.
On the bin of fare were fork-rIver oysters,
Wild turkey, VEN ON. and OpOssum. The
Doctors good table and hospitality are
proyerhial IN this section.
Game abounds IN this section IN large
quantities and Of all kinds. 4 few days
since fine buck was killed weighing TWEEN
ty-seven and half pounds 20 the quarter.
Mrs. Mary Mercer aud daughter, Mrs.
". J.. Wall. of Durham, y. G., have been
visiting here during the past ten days, the
guests az Sir. and Mrs John l.. Mercer.
Rev. Mr. Dorset Of the Baptist church,
left Friday morning for Wildwood, Car c
county. whore me has accepted call. The
Baptist people hope TO FIJI hs place at an
early date.
Hon. james n Stubs, Of Gloucester,
was here yesterday.
Professor X. b. Minor, late editor Of the
S9ut31 Literary NsSHgr is here to-day.
W.
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PETERSBURG.
TIE CLOSE or THE TOBACCO FAIR
SAILS or THE DARK GRADES.
Almost Fatai Accidcnt--Sont ON for To-
lonious Catting-M
Notes.
lcnrro,ronaeac. Of .he nIchmona pl.pA,eh.l

prrrRsut8G. November 81, 1889.
The Tobacco Fair closed today with the
solos ~ the dark grade exhibited at the
various warehouses. al the bright parcels
wore ~old Yesterday A on Yesterday. 20
day. the attendance Of purchasers was
largo and the bidding spirited. Fine
prices $50 great many instances largely
over tao market value we're Obtained
ara The PLANTER. were greatly pleased.
Ihc.c Vcr, uo special ceremonies to-day.
The nr hes been pronounced on all s'dcs
a great .l .ca.s. and certainly the occasion
Ias boon ONE Il GREAT pleasure 10 al in
t.restei. 1uc prrmIum9 awarded 10y the
,uarcs on ti'e first day were promptly paid
or autlfrafiou az the exhibitors
Iascl.h SImms. % negro from North Caro-
Ina mot with au accident ON Washington
street. shortly before midnight las. night
r,l... n..a-sifatcd thc ampUtatiou Of both
.t h.sI.g. oue above. the other below the
..... "a. had stolen a ride on the north
bound f....hf train and aiichtcd when the
tt.Du .f.li. ! ln th's city. ln attempting
to rrrtIu l.- place as the train moved OF
D.. f.I upon De. track between Che cars,
irI l- irr wDTo $50 cru bed a- o. neccssi-
cato amrufarop Tho sufferer was taken
f..aI f1r core and treatment. lie has no
... bat himself to blame.
Iu f.r MAYORS Court ti.s morning Ro--
h.ft Simmons .raiarrdl Nas or1m'uct ana
sent 0r 81. ttr liu-lGg. Court t1 answer
OBJ. charge ot cutlns au1 stabbiug Lawyer
MASON duran. 10 gam. Oi chid- on sun
d4I uirhi la.t lui w0s refused. Two
ofE,r uaffi.- ore said tn he implicated IN
l.n0air. ls' they lat' not yet been ar
'lr. E.I.Aloy. WHIP was quite badly in.
.ur.l Du TUESDAY DIS t lt tle explosion OF
. bomb tur.n- th, ID .nlv oi fireworks at
H.H .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

Tho only medicines s0ll by druggists. under
a positive guarnuice from thcir manuiact,
urers. that they will do iust what IS claimed
for them that is. benefit or cure 10 AT cases
Of diseases fOr which they are rcc0mmcnGcu'
or the money paid for them viii be- promptly
refunded are Dr. Picrcc's wurld-ihihcd spe-
Cites. manufactured 10y Worlds DlspensaIy
Medical Association, Of Huhalo. y. Y
Dr. pIprce'3 Golden Medical Discovery cures
nn diseases arising from torpid or deruged
liver. or from impure blood, rs Dyspepsia or
luligesiou, Pmpie., Blotcncs, Erupuons,
Slit-rheum. letter, Erysipeias and Scroiu-
I1us Sores and -wci.iuEs. CONSUMPTION, or
Ttnv-ecrofula. is also cured 10y this won
dcrful remedy. If taken IN tire.
Dr.. Pisrce's favortc Prescription IL tho
world-famcd remedy for all those chronic
weaknesses and distressing arrangements 80
common 20 American women. IL IL most
potent. invirOratnr r. storatiye tonic, or
strength giycr, impartng tone and vigor -
fine whole system. As q soothing ncrvine 10
is unc9ualed. see guarantee printed on the
bottle wrapper anu faithfully carried out
for many years.
Copyright. 1888 BY WORLDS DIs. Med. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
CEOAKS.

Don't fail to pay our Cloak Department visit
when looking for WRAPS OF any kind wecsn
suit you In price. style, and quality. Our stock
"a large, aad We are making daily additions " i',
a. our sales In Ihis department demand IL
large assortment Of CHILDREN's CLoAKs.
CARPETS.
When looking for CARPETS give us call. We
show handsome styles good qualities, and our
prices ara low. ... .,.>..,,.,
A large assortment Of RUGS, olL-CLoTHs,
NAT~, HAsSOCkS, aud O1TOMASs.
WINDUW-snADES In great variety. and very
LACE and CHENILLE CURTAINS. In all
lengths, widths, aud qualities. and at the loves,
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
Poisoned with Paris Green.

NosUERv11Lr. Men, November 2l.-A
cLastly affair occurred here last night.
During the absence of her husband Mrs.
Nathan Straug filled two tumblers with "a
solution of Paris green and handing one 10
her daughter Maud, a handsome girl Oh
eighteen. and taking the other herself, she
crank her own dose and forced The ell, at
the muzzle of revolver, 70 swallow tho
fatal draught On her husbands return
eba told MN what She had done. Adoctor
yyo4 summoned. but his efforts We're Oh no
avail. Mis-. Strang died at midnight IN
horrible agony and Maud an hour later.
Maud insisted TO the last that her mother
forced her to drink the poison and SAID ne
did NOT want 10 die She begged plteously
OF herfricnds and the doctor to save her ilie.
The Strancs were much respected. HE
insanity which led TO the awful act has
been clearly marked for about two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
sTREeT-cARs- ELECTRICITY.
Heavy Tobacco Breaks - Diphtheria
Raging-EaiIroad Traffic.


IvNcunrno. Va. November 2.-Capta.n
Ham Shcppcrd one OF the secretaries Of
the Democratic State Committee, is IN tho
city. and states he intends % make this has
home 30 future.
Negotiations are in progress for the sale
81 tho -trcet-car line here 10 a syndicate
composed of New York and Lvnchburg
capitalists. II Is stated that as soon a. the
SAILORS c0usumu4tci ana electric line Will be
put Iu operation.
Auumbcr of capitalists from Now York,
headed Us j. hurtze, banker, are nm the
city. II Is rumorcd they intend TO become
interested ~ "a land company. OF winch
Senator Daniel Is president.
Tobacco D. coming DO very freely ana
breaks are heavier tLpucver before known.
in November twcuty-r' cases OF dlph-
tlcria were reported 40 the Altoona mites.
To-day the disease Is assuming very na-
Gcngut type and tWodcafh- have occurred.
Two cars az Norfolk and Western
freight train broke loose near lhaNtnu
la-t night and -re Gcrailed, blocking the
track several hours.
a pow schedule VIII 60 into effect on the
Norfolk and Western railroad next sun
lay. The most important change will be
in the dav train from the West. which VIII
arrive here earlier. s now connection Will
ie established with the Richmond and
Dauvillo road at lurkeVlle whereby pas
sougcr- leaving Tins city a. li:5J \. ". Wlu
arrive lu Richmond at L. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 2L- Cotton firm;
sales to-day, ll5 bales last evening 'correc edl'
100 bales: uplands, i0sc; Orleans, l9sc.
net receiots, 3Jisl bales; expOrts-to Great
Britain 3025 bales; 10 France, 1881 bales; " tho
Continent, l7.4l bales; stock, o93.xs9 pale-.
southern flour quiet Wheat moderately ACTIVE
and stronger; No red. sikasis,c. IN eleva or;
options dull, hRAc higher, and arm No. req,
November, Size: December, SIG; January,
SIC May. gOhc. Corn active and stronger; NO.
g 42a49kc. In elevator; options dui' un-
changed TO &c. lower, aud steady November,
42c December, exc: January, hfsc.; May,
4lE,c. Oats Arm and fairly active; options ac-
tiya and stronger: November, &Hc Deem
Der and January, 2S4c.; May, $50. No spot.
- ia2sic.: mixed western, 2iaSssc. hops
quiet and steady COfee-Options opened stoa1y
and Balls points NJ closed barely steauy anu
unchanged n 10 points down; Irregular caules'
foreigners sellug. and fat ly active; Decemper'
si6s5asl6; January. $l5sJakl1O9; teprusFy,
sIh95a$lG05: May. S!5.95asl6O5; spot hio larry
active aud steady fair cargoes. we; NO
e. I7Ac. Sugar-Raw trm and Ia fair demand;
fair refining. 4gsc.: centritugals, vt-tesI, oAc-
refined nrmer and active; {, 5Aaofsc. extra
q, 6sdkc. Aolasses-New Orleans steady; opeu
Rette, good 10 fancy. 4sa52c. old, safe. hce
steady; domestic. 4kadlsc. Petroleum qules
and steady: rennel, s.3jc. Cotton-seed OH
steady; crude. CSC 4; yellow. SSc kosin quiet
aud steady: strained. common 70 good, tLV' "a
sll2k. Turpentine Slender at decline, ia
Ahc. Pork firm and active; mess, Inspected,
sil.3asil.aO. Beef In moderate demand exus
mess, 81. Beef hams weak OF tl2 Iierced poof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
ON 1HF DAN.
Jhc Tiasco Connected with tho Arrest OF
Judges Of Election.

nf f.afa I.
i'pe''', ,.1,.l.l.,..
I'tN'ILil' nv ~ a. = ci',i.
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t.l henry ~. DOG .u, See, (,',,,
',eoll' W'4' b'l. ''l'',. ','''' In,
ionrr LOWS Up", ..t.,,, ,.3 - ~ ~
' '.ihinf ,','i'n9 ''iii ..'~"' "''" III III. ~.
i'' .i',t a..,c7 ,,',s' f-., ~. t.r,io,,
'- ','" poo u..,l, l..t r,glt
.i4i'..,i ~. '-. XIII I;stri|f- 4tior.
.5 ...3 D.. l4d moi had
;..,.s,,,.tr tbr cases
, '' t.., '.3 ool.5 ;nt, tL.m duripg The
,..t..i ,ia, t},. 4; ov.rr,,enf had
nav ..,. ,-,.l ,i,,t t1 ,,rr1,,is be- dis
49,, u" vG,cb wa. done and t6e men dis
,.t.....l f....,, ,,,.t,1v A curiou1 f-ntrre
'. . ,'.'', 1l.io Mol is tbrt Comm,s.
D" ... ''' '',.l .i... ,..',r,,,t. es bn al
~ .l. -'t, w. Itr,taJ St.t1.3
VI M p.rl15.1. v.5,ln
,.-... b.. al rit make oath
.i'.,'..'. ,,..,in.t The ind,c. of olec-
-i,.. AMI ...er..,'i greatly surprised TO learn
ti,., IT, warrant, wcrs issued upon ms
,..l
,,ci,cL 4lacoses AGAINST Y. p. and
~ Nm, ora a. IA Thompson Dem
go. f-.r pev,0l.'i-r, prariuct. wcre
,.'i.5 i,'f .d,.rr,.4 .,,-fiil NJ. At2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
The Case Against Powderly'

ATLANTA. Ga, November 2l.-Mr. Pow
derlv saws of the case allegedto be brought
against him by Callahan that II grows out
OF a newspaper attack upon him made -, ny
Callahan. and Is probably lnstisated by 5lc-
cav recently expelled FROM the ORDER.
The Knights met at Harrisburg IN !65. 10
look into Pennsylvania legislation Mcu ~. w
heinz secretary OF the meeting. He left 20
mako n reporf. which Powderly says he
seems seems TO have delayed doing, Callahan
was In the Legislature and asked for re-;
mort McGaw, so Powderly SAYS, blamed
Powderly with the delay. Callahan at
tackled him in the newspapers ana row
deriy replied by printing IN labor orgai.S
Callahans newspaper attack ana ms let
ters TO Powderly. Powderly says he KNOWS
of no case against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
stanley Arain Heard From.

my Anclo-Amcrican cable 20 the Diapatch.l
Iovpov. Novemhcr 2l.-Dr. Macknnon. head
OF Tho Emin Pasha Relief Committee, has re-
colved a cable disrat,h from Henry N. stanley
Announcing his arrival NJ Npwap~n and STATING
that lr expects 10 reach ZANZIBAR IN Tour or I'VE
davs Tho dispatch also states thathe has inade
tla important discovery that here rs an eAi"n-
ai1n Of fhe lake Ayauzl. Tho British consul az
I1rzibar taieRraghs 90 the Foreign once ~ lol-
lows ssstaulsy arrived nj Mpwapwa on the
nfrv-nffh dav o. Def. departure from Victoria
Nvruza ana the One-hund rei- and lghty-cigh.h
day afler leaving rh" Abort Nyanzh IN hdul-
ton o. the names already mentioned stanley ha.
with him Holman, kmins daIghic,' hhI
Fathers GrauIt and Schru2e. Of The Algerian
mission. Stanley LETT Mpwapwa on the
l9th. travelling ioward the coast by way
81 Kemba ami NwtmL Stanley maze an
unexpected discovery ~ roal VaIe Va
finding ths extension OF Victoria Nyanza
toward the eouthwest This brings r.
torla Nyanza w.,tiu hfiy-hve miles oil LAN'
Tancanyifa. The araG o. ne extension Is ~
20 mlo-.a Ac.orIug 20 further aiv!ces re-
caivrd ly the Foreign Ofire stanley has WIN
bun 15J persons, 0f whom go arc tmins iCl-
lowers. There are also sixty chidIe en- IN he
party smuley lost eighteen men during
tlo march from Victoria Nyanza. ne hal 'our
daf-'rghtiuc urar i-ukGma. The EXPEDITION i
expected TO arriyo 90 Bngamoyo IN q fortnight
MORE FROM sTNLLY.
ZtvzrR,n. November 2l.->taniey IN letter
20 tnc British Consul 10 Zanzibar g!re5 IN adli-
tou 20 .he news air,aly ceO'ed Ihe ,..
story. lle says Kycry preUplr e1pollti'h ms
seen Che tightening ~ is laD'rs upon nearing
the sea. Iut rho long string ~ hhmIn)ck-h 'hi-
ors WIKI us now tell % diiercut tale. illl "e
can place tbs poor things in our company on
snirh1ari ther8 will Boo 80 rest Tor us. Inc
worst Of it is tlat we have BOT The privilege ot
showing you q ZANZIBAR tLe iuil extent OF our
lablrs. After carrying Some ~ them a ihol7hn4
Sick, orivIug Goo Wara4Urt irom their PROV oy>r
range after range ~ noln'nius, Ylth every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
DEATHS.

BROWN. Died. at the residence Of her SON
in-law, william Randolph. So oii north hir-
feenth street, on Wednesday night az iE5O
O'Clock, REBBCCA BROWN, IN TIE slItieth yoar
o. her age. for many years faithful and devoted
servan. ia the family Of tho iate John &. sinton.
The funeral will tase place from the above
resideue3 THIS lFrldsy AFTERNOON a.
o'clock.
TURNER.-Died, az No. 403 west Clay street,
November %. l-sq, Mrs. ELIZA +. TURNER,
reiict OF George Turner, IN heseyenty-nfth year
OF Der age.
Funeral services from seyonth-Street Chris
uau church TnlS friday MORNING at II
O'clock. Friend. and ecquaiutances respectfully
invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
sH n2 we ToouHATS?

You'd be surprised II you were to compare
the prices you WERE paying for hats at the
time We opened our Hat department With those
WE are naming now. We've been al work on
the price all along, and have got 1t down finally
to about the right ratio. There isn't 4 hat store
in the country that can give you any BETTER
qualities than we do. II we can't Internationally
warrant Hat We DON, SHOW it to you. Haven't
# in the house to show. Accidents may happen
ia spite Of an precautions, and when they do
you're not asked-nor expested--io stand the
losA That's Ourrlsk.
To-day we offer a special drive in CH1LDREN's
FANCY and PLAIN PLUSH CAPS, with and
without AstrachGn trimming. Hats you would
pay 5Oc. for anywhere-our price for to-day only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
Violent storm.


fNpociHl ieIeErAn 70 NO UIaVAfIH'I
Nvwrrp.r. n. g, November H.-To-day
between II and u o'clock a violent hail
and wind-storm passed over this city,
doing a large amount OF damage. The
S. H. GRAY wood, pulp. and plate-factoTy
,sas nnroofed aud blown down. completely
DESTROYING the building and killing one
workman instantly. fatally woundine an
other. and seriously hurting six or seven
more. The damage is estimated at about
$40 900. In addition % tins loss many
buildings were unroofed and several III
mote fneurq0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
sent.ncedtoBe Hanged.

CHAR1 EsToN. November 2l.-William Car
penter and Whitfield Murrell were con-
victed at Edgefeld, ): c.. yesterday OF the
murder Of Preston Younce in June last
The murder was most brutal and unprO-
voked. The jury dolberated for three
hours and returned verdict of guilty with
recommendation 10 mercy. A motion was
made in arrest Of judgment. which was re-
fused by the Judge. and the prisoners were
sentenced 10 be hanged on the 3D. of next
January. These are the first white muir
dcrers convicted in Edgefeld county for
f,rfv wars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NUNFn UEH =, I"7F
Private sales without special note. Internal
revenue collections we're: on cigars and clgs-
rettes, F79Ll5; tobacco, SLG27l9; special, f2-l9-
ioial. 81. S2ila
Loose sales we're only a sprinklng. New York
reports very light business for Virginia leaf. and
gives advanced prices Of such as n reason FOR
larger use Of hurley. The latter shows much
unsoundness. Largo Burley sales In New YORK
are rumOred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

Tho Federal Steel Company Of Cleveland,
gigantic corporal u formed FOR the purpose u
combining All wire, Wire-Dail. and barhed-wire
manufacturing plants OF tia country an1 con-
trolling these great industries, has boon formally
organized aud directors and stockholders were
IN ll...-Dn YaafNrI.V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
RAlFlGA,S RuDCET
New, Notes Gathered Here and There al
the Capital.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,'ol

Especial telegram O. the Dispa,'h.l
PGrr.u \. C.. November 2l IL l3 an
uouuc,l that tine Young ladies OF Pcace's
Institute. Raleigh. propose starting
monthly magazine for the mutual benefit
and pleasure Of tire young ladies of the
school and their friends. The FIRST no.
vIll be euod December l.t.
T.s moruu, 40 u O'Clock Mr.. j. !. Bor-
nari and Vi.s lila Iumsden. daughter Of
J. g. s. Iumeirn. ESQ. were married ln
Edenton- Street Methodist church. Rev. j.
n. Gordon performing the ceremony.
Tho Raleigh leaf-tohacco market is i'm .
ycrg yirorou. and healthy condition. For
air '.Cr.l mast daily sales hive been from
c.oLt to lively, thousand pounds and no
1roiucer COMPLAINS of the prices the weed
ir.nr-
oxford IS doing some lively Woik tor ne
polP i Sy'ulii'i w. l,''.',' VI ''-'
'ln vV,lt;rg,.,. ~ ,i,isr,tv bos be.
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,+l..,,' T,tcr.t,ta Irnr,i,rotiou Rur'an
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o., M. tr . L.l,icL Mr. 'Rur. succeeded I'M
,,etfin, IN AN Back except about -7l. which
the chief had spent very layishly. The ne
gro ls now iu jail
A. Suuhshury. OF Hamilton, Martin
county, assigned yesterday 10 W. l..
Grimes. Liabilities about $4,000; assets
about 10000 preferred about 900.
Governor toWle has ordered "a special
term 81 the FORSYTH Superior Court 10 try
civil cases only, o. be held Jnuu9iry o. IS,o.
Hon. George H. Brown. Jr, viii preside.
This t,lm is ordered to dispose OF the
Bower and league contested election cases.
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Grove iIttt' were 9'lI 'n,S zen, ,,h H' ,-
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ger '-r't ~ "' ''i. go W. Di.' 60 -
itth oi inl7 month"; ''I on 'i' 80 -
were 7oi III OH 90 - az .,'..,,,
none 'i Di' ''t'i -',,9 "''D '~'N
vl ihr man .4,' "l"' 1llt,,.;
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Whch lhe ItN," 'li' "'' ,,',rn".,s
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o1"i.S '.-', 4,I, D' oft;", i,s down
Ni''o. ~ ~ a." $50 IN 30 ''7
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MAIL ROBBERY.
Yesterday afternoon Postmaster JOSIAH
Stuucul and A--istaut-postmnster jesse
Crccch were before United states tommis-
s-oucr purneN on the charge recently
brought against them of rohbine register
el mail. After a hearing Creech was dis
missed. Stancill waived an examination
and gave bond for ms appearance at the
next term Of the United states Circuit
Court. Whom ne wa released there he was
brought before Mayor Thompson on
another Ch'i-'' iIo w. 49, a.