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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
s1IeE ElNe-r0Na sENIENce.
Freezing weather and Northwest Winds
Personal and Social Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHAR1orrRsvnLR, VA, November IS
"Senh alias Willis Bowling (colOred) mas
been sentenced by the Mayor 20 SIX months
hard labor in the chain-gane for forcing drawer
and stealing iherefrOm n watch.
Horace Lewis dfGs Kenny (colOred), accused OF
assault. WQs fined 325 for violation OF law, the
more serious charge not being proved.
Tho Rev. J. b. Iurpin has returned from N9r-
fox and VIII occupy his pnlpit at the Bapus'
church tonight.
A decided change in the weather has taken
place and leo was everywhere seen this morn
Ing and tho wind is blowing from tho north
west.
Professor Paul b. BerrinRer, Of the University
delivered an address on "Purity IN Co lnectlon
with Religion ia the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening.
There will bo another football gamo on the
University athletic-grounds next Friday AFTER
noon between the Varsity and Lafayette Col
lego.
PERSONAL.
Miss Anderson, of Savannah, Ga, has been
staying az Mrs. Burthes, at the University
Mr.. w. r. Taylor (B. L. 1S9l), Is visiting at the
University.
Miss Kate Eustace, Of Roanoke, is the guest OF
Miss Susie Dabney, University.
Mr.. c. V. Granger, Harvard STUDENT mas
been a visitor at the University.
Mr.. Markham Marshall, who has been In at
tendance on the Chi Phi Convention, Is back al
the University.
The changing Of the University colors navy
blue and Orange) 20 some other colors Il being
agtated on account Of the similarityOf tho pres
ent cOlOrs with those Of other colleges. Maroon
and gray has been suggested az appropriate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
UP AT the CAPITOL.
The whitman aud Morrison cases--A
FIrht IN the Rotnoda.

Governor Mckinney said yesterday, IN
referring to tie refusal Oh Governor Sainp-
bell 60 honor his requisltion for WihamS Nhil.
man, who wzs indicted IN The County Neafs =
Nockbridge for grand iarceny, that tho creunl-
rtances we're Just about as described m the Dls-
FArcHs special from Columbus.
Worry Ilitle was known at tho Capitol Yesterday
concerning the suirite o Phhlp beamer, lass
treasurer u Carroll county, or his alleged eil-
bbzziement. A gentleman from southwest W.
ginin told p DisPAfCu reporter, however, taat
Beamer had not really been guilty o. any in.en-
ti0n 90 cmDczzle. He wgs short IA MS accounts
FOR q small amount when be failed OF re-eiecsAgn'
and being pressed By his successor Tor a settle
mentthe matter worried hin until Is upset us
mind.
rHE PAPERS sEIso rERPAREp.
Rcqusition papers are being prepared for y.
s. Morrison, the defaulflnE deputy CLERK Of scott
couoty, who is held In Knoxville. Tenn, aEalt-
ing the action % the Virginia authorities. Nor
rison By manipulating his books and raising
vouchers mulcted the State OF q considefaols
amount. Suspicion against him was nr = aroused
IN the First Auditors once and strenuous enoTts
were made 10 arrest him atthe time his crooked
ness was discovered. bat without avail.
REWARD NCsRAsED.
The Governor has increased the reward Cor the
capture Of Morgan Mitchell Pendlqton, plhuy
Indicted IN Wylhe county with Mayman sutton
for tho murdcr o. Peter HaWen. Governor Lee
offered reward Of 800 f1r the apprehension
og this man, but he was never taken Inis
amount is now doubled. Morgan Is painter oy
trade.
A FIGHr IN THE ROTUEpA.
Yesterday morning two strangers entered tho
rotunda Of tha Capitol, which Is being iaid N
marble tagging One Of the workmcn reque5tel
them not % walk on q certain portion ot the
Tagging, as the work was green. une OF the
visitors, instead OF complying with this roquest,
proceeded 20 argue the matter, and as he Inahy
worked himself up 20 language that was NOS
very polite, general scrimrnago ensued. lie
IN
bloody nose and diiapidated clothing won't 70
the once OF Secretary Mcleod upstairs. lie W.
sisted upOn seeing She 0OyerBO, and lodging
complaint OF his condition. Ills hxce!lency az
the time was busily engaged Ia the dcpt con
ference and could not be secn.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yesterday
were Is. +. StultZ, deputy sheriff OF Henry, VINO
at tho penitentiary delivered john Gildort eol-
ored) for Que year Tor unlawful shoouns, ana
Conrnissioner-0l-th Revenue W. +. Anderson,
al garoIfna.
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Mr.. 4. L. Cox Weds' Miss A. +. Barker.
lCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

DIsPU1ANTA, Va, November l6s-Ihe
marriage Of Miss Annie L. Barker 20 hr. En-
n6it l.. Cox took place In Trinity church. at this
place, November 4, 1891. The day was as clear
and bright as any bride could wish as a token OF
a happy married. Hie Quite large congrega-
ton OF Ihe friends and relatives Of tho parties
assembled 20 witness the ceremony, and prompt-
~ at the appointed hour, $3.50 7. NJ, tho couple,
preceded by their ushers-n nasars. A. Z. Raney,
Joseph Barker, @. II. Harris, aud J. ~ Cox
marched up the aisle 20 the music OF Aendels-
sohn's Welding March, which sank 20 soit,
eweet whisper AS they stopped In front Of the
altar and Rev j. B. DeB8rrY repeated tne beau
tfui ritual Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
that united two hearts into one.
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NOW EoR THE OYSTER SEASON.
The Cold Snap Makes the Business Brisk
New Odd-Fellows' Lodge,

The Cold Snap Makes the Business Brisk
New Odd-Fellows' Lodge.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, November 1s.-The cold snap
now prevailing will greatly help along the
oyster business, which has not been very active
80 far this season, owing 20 the mild weather.
Orders will now be coming In frOm the North,
which, with the usual thanksgiving furry, will
make business brisk at the packing-houses Tor
while at least. The tOngers have been complain
ing very much Of the light demand for the stock
they bring up from the rock.
CAUSE or TROUBLE.
Speaking Of oyster-catching the tOngers very
generally complain that the planters N many
places are going beyond the law and stalking OF
tho rocks thereby diminishing the area allowed
the tongmen for their operations. This they say
Is the cause OF the trouble in Isle OF Wight
county and Is bound 10 cause trouble IN other
waters OF the Commonwealth.
FIREBUG TRAMPs.
Tramps lodging IN empty freight-cars Of tho
Atlantic and Danville railroad set several OF
them on lre last night with their matches and
pipes and destroyed the cars.
The appeal 70 the Supreme Court In the Pay
CLERK Van Vrauken case was allowed by Judge
Hughes yesterday and the papers forwarded 70
one hundred and Atty charter members have
been enrolled for the new lodge Independent
Order OF Odd-Fellows, 70 be Instituted here next
month. Prominent Odd-Fellows Of the State will
be present and a banquet viii follow.
PERSONAL
Captain s. B. Kane, Of the Richmond and Dam
Vile railroad is on a visit 60 friends 10 Ports
mouth.
Rev. Mr.. Elsom, Of Fincastle. Is conducting an
excellent meeting in Portsmouth, with large
congregations and the promise OF gracious re-
viva season.
Air. George p. Porter, Jr., who so badly shot
himself ia the head a few weeks ago, Is now able
20 be out
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A rneetine Of the stockholders OF the Virginia
Reach Railroad Company was held here to-day
ana the election OF onicsrs In New YORK con-
lrmed.
L. L. LathrOp, civil engineer, has arrived rom
Quebec 10 make an examination and report as
TO the widening the gauge OF the road.
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der to the company $4,000 IN STOCK, on which be
had paid $4,000.
THE coNPr0KIsE.


The COMMITTEES reported that they hal furiheI
secured o proposition 0f compromise from tns
parties who had cold land 70 the company, l. an, ?
number q the land-holders bad agreedTo tnhe
back part Of the lands sold % th9 company nna
others had agreed % reduce tho prizes on ths
lands sold 70 the company the total reduct.on G .,
the amounts 70 be paid By the company for lehoS
being $4,000.
AcCEPTEp.
Tho stockholders By a vote Of 26,S02 shares 70
3,76S shares accepted the proposition pfesen ",
BY the committee, and directed tho Board o. ~
rectorB % settle with the parties on the bass oi
tho committees report. This settlement VII l.s 70
duce the liabilities Of the company 20 saD.OVv'
and leave them with available cash assets, e4-
elusive Of land, Of about $4,000.
The stockholders were much pleased at tho
successful termination Of the committees iapofs'
and Il is believed that the company Is nov on
sOlld financial basis.
TIE OFFICERS
Colonel J. d. II. Ross was reelected president
of tho company, and the old members OF VIC 70,
board were reelected, and In addition w y
Stuart and j.. A. Moore were elected members on
the board. The secretary viii be- elected py 'iie
board.
Mr. Henry Holt, young lawyer Of stauntoni
Is very sick with typhoid-feTer. lie Is staying az
the residence OF Mf. Thomas williamson
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HE WAS MIsrAKKN.
oYsTERMEN IN COUNCIL.
Representatives of tho Virginia Protec-
tive Union Meet In Hampton.
Lcorrespondenco Of Tho RIohmond Dlspesch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspasch.l
HAMPTON, VA, November 18.-Tho Oys-
termen's Protective Union of Virginia was
called 70 order at A. NJ. to-day IN Greble ilall
by q. w. Glenn, OF Accomac, s. VI. w. James
T. AndertOn, OF Accomac, was made secretary.
on motion Messrs. James a. Hall, OF
Accomac: T.. X. Gaskins, OF Nanse-
mond, and Tilton Conklln, Of Norfolk
wero constituted . COMMITTEES on Credentials,
who retired, and the convention suspended
business pending their report. The committee
not being ready TO report, at 1:l5 z. NJ. recess
Of one hour was taken. Quito large number
OF delegates are In attendance, the counties pf
AccOmac York, Norfolk, Elizabeth City, North
cumberland, Mathews, Nan5emond, Northamp-
ton, Warwick, and Lancaster being represented
IL Is supposed that there viii be a lively time In
tho con sentiOn.
Tho Junior order United American Mechanics
viii attend service at the Baptist CHURCH IN 3
body on Sunday morning. DR.. Noodnn Will
preach q special sermon TO them.
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The cold wave We arc talking about doesnt
break into foam upon the seashoyo; II Is the
wave that comes from the North Pole. Look out
for n. We are prepared to prepare you for II.
When the Weather is bad you want something
good, and nothing Is better than our Heavy
overcoats Billiards havo no torrors for those
who wear them. They are made Of msgnincont
material, they will stand the weav and tear Of q
half dozen winters, and they'll not do any seri-
Gus damage to your pocket-book. You can vol
come cold wave with ono OF them.
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MIR. Moncure Goes TO PhIIadelphia.
fcorresnondenge Of the Richmond Dispatch. !

UWroN, MONROE COUNTY. w. Va, Noyem.
Der l7-ReY. John MILeure, rector OF All-saints
Protestant Rpiscopal church Of this place, has
resigned and yesterday lett with his family Tor
toraaip 81 .he Church Oi 81. John tho Evangelist,
of that city. Nr. Mencuro 10 native OF stai-
ford county, Va, aud mas q largo family cohne ,
ton thronghont the Old Dominion For eeyeral
years De has hsd charge q achnfch at 1alii ~
Ia 81. whore, he married, but accepted call 70
tLis parish last spring. Mr.. Noncure Is men Of
many charns OF character and q preacher Of an.
usual ability. for whom q future OF nigh ubetul.
ness IL confidently predicted. The church ana
the people Of this community greatly regret TO
give aim an.
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THE RgpusLIcAN CONVENTION.

The Probable Nominee for Congress-It
Was johnson, Not Conlow-COld snap.
roorespondonce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, November 1S.-The RePu6-
licans of this district wall not hold t1en
convention on the 20 IA, az was flrst proposed. as
that IL 1hanksgiung-day. lt has been post
poned until the 2Sth instant. lt - understood
that Major l.. p. Bayloy, Jr., win receive the
nomination II any Is made.
rnond man who cut Mr.. llaauer 10 Johnson, and
not Conlow. Is was frst given.
COLD wEATnER.
The coldest weather Of ihe season struck Alex
andrta yesterday evening. Al the smai ponds
Ia she neiehborhood arc frozen. lhe thefHio'no-
ter Is below the freezing point.
Mlss Lena lawson Of Fauquier, Is visiting
friends Ia this city.
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Death of aIr. George w. Hardwicke.
Wilmington Srarl

George W. HardWicke died on Monday
morning al ] O'Clock a. the residence OF Dr. b:
w Potter, on Market street between Socond ana
Third, Wilmington, N. c., 10 tho slxty-iourtn
bed Of suffering. For many years he bad been
a victim Of eczema Of stubborn and painful
character.
lie had a wide and varied experience IN neWes
paper life. He was born In Lynchburg, Va, ana
for several yosrs, IN connection with Major = II.
Glass, a prominent journalist, was one 81 ne
editors and owners OF the Lynchburg Republican,
n leading paper In the state Later, tor many
gagged on the old Richmond ExGMfze7, thea odlfad
ara owned BY the famed Joan n. Daniel.
About nfteea years Ego he moved 70 Winning
ton.
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MooUaALD-coNELEY TRIAL
A Jury Obtained and a Number Of Wit
neaaes Krnmlned.
Special telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
FAYErrEvILLE. N. G., November lS.-The
much-talked-of and iong-looked-fcr trial
OF u. A. McDougald for the brutal murder oi ~. !.
April, wss taken up IN the supefior Conrs %
Cumberland county here to-day there being "a
the neighborhOOd Of two hundred Witnesses IN
Attendance. Tho proceedings are watched WIN
peculiar interest He had been an elder N ths
Presbyterian church. president OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, and superintend-
ent Of a sunday school az tho time Of NE
tragedy.
The forenoon was consumed in tho selection OF
jury, after which the court adjourned for din
wrrSEssEs EXAMINED.
Dr.. r. F. Lewis, Of Lumborton, Was examined.
Knew simeon COnOly, the murdered man. - q
prncticing physician and member OF the State
Medical Society. Examined the body OF ConQly.
Found two pstol-balls-ons entering above the
right ear and the other over the left temple. Inc
balls we're OF 3S-calbre. When he saw the
corpse Il had been removed 20 the house. Cross
examined: Viewed the body on the 22d Oh April
COnoly was shot on the 2ist.
A. J. COttingham examined: Knew the pri-
sOner. Saw him on tho 2lst OF Aprilo on ireight
train between Laurinburg and Maxton. Had on
a duster and satchel In his hand. CrOas-ex-
amined: He was certain Of black satchel. On
the freight train was ID. Z. McNair and COnduc-
tor Burnett Could not say Whethor no or nc
Dougald got on the train first. Certain ne nad
on duster and Rt the time did not wear whiskers.
Three or four days after heard heDOugald was
charged with the murder.
Luther Mccormack examined: Had known
prisoner twenty years; saw him April ylst on
the arrival OF tho train 81 Maxton fIon Laurin-
burg; was claan shayen except for mustache.
Witnesses kept hotel at MaXtOn, ana usually
met all trains; McDOugald said he wanted 20 get
on on the Feyetteylle train; had duster on arm
and black satchel and two or three bundles tied
in a newspaper; wanted to leave bundles in wit
nesses Ocice; they separated, going in opposite
directions; says no next saw defendant Aprii
22d, about l o'clock, on the engine Alma, and
In front OF Rooms drugstore. Cross-exomn ned
Live IN Maxton; keeps hotel; saw defendant
soon after arrival OF {. G.. railroad. train from
Laurinburg. Witness In crOss-eKaminatlon re-
iterated his direct testimony and court ADJOURN
cd 10 Thursday morning.
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EoRIlEYlNa BIO eaANpE.
ships Sunk TO obsruct Navigation
Troons Ordered 70 March.

fBy AngiO-Amefican cable 70 the Dispatch-l
RIO JASERo, November ls.-From dis
patches received here to-day it Is learned
that the insurgents are fortifying the city OF Rio
Grande. and are making preparations for re-
pelling any advances made on the place by the
forces Of President Fonseca. They have sunk
Two ships In the mouth " tho Rio Grande river
20 Obstruct navigation.
The Government has ordered force OF troops
to proceed 20 the city OF Desterr0 capital OF tha
province q Santa Oatharina. This city is 46O
miles southwest OF Rio Janeiro. 10 contains the
palace OF tho president OF the province and an
arsenal and ls defended by several forts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

IA what The Youhs c0mpanion Ia aiming ~
IN its plan for gigantic chain Of debating
clubs called the Lyccum League OF
America. This gives practical direction TO
the ardor OF the schooLhag moyement
started BY the same paper.
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BEILL-GROGAS.
ANOTHER METHODIST CONFERENCE
To Meet in Greenviiis, n. c., Bishop CAL
Ioway Presiding.
fCorrespondenes oi the RIehmond DLspatch,l

fCOrrespondthc3 UI tue IlIcnuiVnI UIspaIOU'I
WELDON. n. c.. November ls.-The
Methodist ministers Of this section will all
leave next week for the Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Episc0pnl Church, South, which
Will convene In Greenvllle next Wednesday, with
Bishop Galloway presiding.
Mr. ". T. Hardin and family, Of Wilmington,
win make their home In Weldon, ! learn to-day.
The cold wave struck tlii town last night with
terrific force, sending the mercury down towards
zero.
Cotton here reached its lowest point yester'
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BRIDAL PARTY.

Mr.. W. II. Thomas, Of this city, and bride (nes
FolsOm), OF ElizabethtOn, Tenn, passed through
here this morning on tour 20 northern cities.
They were married at EhzabethtOn yesterday
evening by Rev. DIR. Hearon, Of Bristol, and were
ACCOMPANIED as far az Roanoke by Mrs. Ballard
p. hufi and Mr. Frank b. Thomas, sister and
brother Of the groom, and by Hon. JOhn w.
Woods and Mr. b. S. Meadows, all Of this city.
The bride is the daughter OF Major h. NJ. Folsom
Of EIlzabethtOn, a relative OF Mrs. Grover
Cleveland and the groom II a brother Of A. e.
Thomas, member-0iect Of the House Of Dele
gates from this district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
Meetin6S Thursday.

METROPOLITAN LODGE, MAsONs.
MARSHALL LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYriiAs.
JEFFERsOS LODGE, KNIGHTS % FYrHfAS.
SECTION no. 2O2, KNIGHTS OF PfrhiAas
AURORA LODGE, OnD-fEiIOEs.
ROANE LODgR. ODD-FELf0Ws.
YARINA TRIBE, RID MN.
PAwNER LODGE, RED MEN.
VIRGINIA LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
COLONIAL COUNCIL, LEGION 0F HONOR
OLD DONISIoS LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
"A. ". GLINN COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
BRANCH No. 237, IRON HALL.
BRANCH no. IA, IRON HALL.
BRANCH no. 30, IRON HALL.
wEsr-KND EQUITABLE LEA0uE.
CYNrHUs GROVE, DRUID3.
MONROE LODGE, DRUIDs.
LEE T0nGR, TONTI.
FULTON LOOOE, GOOD TENPLARs.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOOD fEMPLARs.
SIR WALTER RALEIGH L0ndE, SONS OF ST. GKoRoE.
STUART H0RsG GuARps.
PAINTERs BROTHEHnOOD
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An Immense Combination.
TBv Telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

WooDsrocK, ONT, November is.--lt IS
announced thst tho Patterson & Wisner Com.
many nf this city, manufacturers OF agricultural
implements, have amalgamated with he Mas
ssy-Harrls Company of Toronto and Branttord.
This will be ono OF the largest combinations IA
America, and will control the agricultural
implement trade Of Tho Domlnlon.
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Retrenohment ana Reform.

| (By Anglo-Americanc cable TO tho Dispatch.l
BERLIN, November 1S.--In the Reichstag
! to-day bin was presented by the Government
/ nullifylng that article Of the Constitution rela-
| tive to the immunities enjoyed by tho members
| OF the Relchstag whenyeF the adjournment OF
that body extends over aperlod exceeding thirty
Auru
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AMEppLlNe G. A. r. Posr.
They Now Find They We're Mistaken
Mrs. Potter Is a Soldiers widow.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

lSpecial telegram 70 the Dispatcn.l
AsHEvILLE, n. O., November 1s.-The Ad-
jutant of the Grand Army of the Republic
Post here publishes to-day communication 70
the " "Citizen 10 some respects remarkable. lt
was called forth BY the publication OF sundry
resolutions OF the Post upon the appointments OF
the widow OF a Federal soldier 20 place In the
post-office In this city the lady being new resi-
dent here. synopsis Of these resolutions was
given In the DIsPATCH Of last SUNDAY. The reso-
luton had denied that the lady In question was
the widow Of 0 Federal soldier.
HE WAS MISTAKEN
A pension certificate which the Adiutant has
now seen satisfies him that the Post was mis-
taken. He says: ~ tried in every way 70 mud n
aho was such widow, but failed ia every way. l
even wrote to those at Washington who, heard,
had asked her 20 have place In the post-onice'
and never did / get reply from one OF them,
So her friends are the ones that are 20 blame Tor
that part OF the resolution"
MRS ALEXANDER DEAD.
Mrs. B. J. Alexander, who was injured yester-
day By tho falling Of heavy iron bar from
building, died last night. She was bfty-three
years Of age, and leaves a husband and several
children. Tho Alexanders are among the best
people in the county.
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II3y Angio-American cap's 70 the'Dspaien-l
Sr. PErERsBUnG, November 18.--It vas
made public to-day that IN accordance with In
structlOns received here from Liyadia, where the
Czar Is at present soi0urning. tho issuance OF q
decree for6ldding the export OF wheat WIN be
postponed until his Majesty returns 70 81 Pc
tersburg early In December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
TURF EVENTS.
The Results OF Yesterdays Racing at Gut
tenburg and Elsewhere.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

GurrENDURG, November 18.-The wea-
ther cold and clustering. Track heavy.
First race-5iK furlOngs-Onway won Daisy
Woodruff second, GRANITE third. Time, i:l9lF.
Second race--hYo and one-bah turlongs-hc-
Keeyer won: Quartermaster second, Emperor
Otho third Time, l.l2l5.
Third race-six furougs-Toano; SALISBURY
second, Experience third. Time, l:1S.
Fourth race-seven furlOngs-Peruvianw won
Issaduenna ally second, CynOsure third
Time. 1884
Fifth race-one mile-JOe Kelly won: Rover
second, Lit:le Minnie third. Time, LAG.
Sixth race-siX and ono-half furlongs-Vile
Marie won, Apollo second, Bohemian third.
Time, lbs.
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The Eprorth Lasgne.

CHATTANOOGA, TEsns, November 18.-
The EpWOrth League met IN sixth annual dis
trict convention here this morning. some nfty
delegates attending representing several 3tateA.
The sessions win last several days. President
Collins, Of Wilmington, Del, vas In the CHAIR and
several papers were read on the eork Of tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

TO supply yourself with elegant iewelry Of
every decription, as every article IN stock
will be offered at primo cost aud below at
private sales from day 10 day. DO not delay.
l.. W. Plzzru, Trustee
Goddard 4 Moses. 920 Main street.
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Marriage of G. W. G. Brs1sl.

vwcExrowE. N. j., November 1e.-This
morning Miss s. Irick and Ar. George Washing
scn Childs Drexel, the youngest son Of Ar A. y
Drexel. the BANKER, were married Ia the trinity
Protestant and Episcopal church. i3ishep Scar
borough, Il New Jersey, performed the cere-
mony, assisted by Rev. James W. smith, the
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ALeotnre ON snalses.

The Rev. d. G. O. Butts will deliver q
lecture at Trinity Methodist church, ~ the cor
ner Of Twentieth and Broad streets, thls evening
at s:I5 o'clock, and no has chosen "snakes" al
his subject. Mr.. Buttss powers as an orator arc
recognized wherever no has been.