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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-02

braces with loving arms the human
race. Thou hast slain the monsters
of the past. Thou hast discovered
the one inspired book. Thou
hast read the record of the rocks,
written by wind and wave, by frost and
flame-records that even priestcraft
cannot change-and in thy wondrous
scale thou hast weighed the atoms and
the stars. Thou art the only founder
of the only true religion. Theology has
always been in the way OF the
advance of the human race. There is
this difference between science and the
ology-science is modest and merciful,
while theology is arrogant and cruel.
The hope of science is the perfection OF
the human race. The hope of theology
is the salvation of few, and the dam
nation of almost everybody. As told
you in the first place, believe in the
religion of freedom. Oh, liberty, thou
art the god Of my idolotry. Thou art
the only duty that hates the Bonded
knee In thy vast and unwalled temple,
beneath the roohess dome, star gemmed
and luminous with suns, thy worship
DbTS SIuuu tIcCI. lnCy w uOO OON Vi
cringe, or crawl or bend their foreheadS
to the earth. The dust has never borne
the impress of their lips. Upon thy
sacred altar mothers do not sacrifice
their babies, nor men their rights.
Thou askest naught from men except
the things that good men hate. the
whip, the chain, the dungeon key;
thou hast no kings, no poDes, no priest to
stand between their fellow men and
thee. Thou hast no monks, no nuns,
who in the name of duty murder joy.
Thou careSt not for forms or mumbled
prayers. At thy sacred shrine hypo-
crisy does not bow. Fear does not
crouch, virtue does not tremble, super
stitionS' feeble taperS do not burn; but
reason holds aloft her uneXtinguiShable
torch, while on the ever broadening
brow OF science falls the ever coming
morning of the better day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-02

"Let us 60 on little further with
Mr. IugerSOl'S argument. 1t is an as
tOniShlng thing that the colonel is will
ing TO believe in a miracle when It APP
plies TO a lad OF StratfOrd, but will not
believe in a miracle wrought by Him of
Bethlehem. Shakespeare was uncul-
tured; his ancestors back TO Adam could
not write their names; he was the first
of his name who ever wrote his name;
and Some are 50 bold rs 10 say it was
the nuly thing he ever did write"
The speaker went on 90 say something
OF SbakcSpcare'S Surroundings. men
tiouiug his diS,reditabie marriage, his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-02

$. B. Durfey, mate of steamer Arizona,
had his foot badly damned. Thomas
Eclectric Oil cured it. Nothing equal
to il for quick pain reliever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
CASES BEFORE THE JUSTICE.
The Docket Yesterday Was Not Very In
teresting-FInes Imposed.

Yesterday was by no means red;letter
dav AT the Police Court, though the docket
Was long one for this period OF the week
There was the usual array OF oratorlcal talent
and many eloquent speeches were indulge1 ln.
TheproceediDes we're OF a very unInterestlhg
nature though there were lew cases WHICH
we're worthy Of mention. -, -.
The Justice was unusually happy, ana the
Sergeant looked exceedingly pleased as ne
raled over n few articles and fancled they would
only increase the ollie Of goods and chattels
which he will have 20 dispose Of at his seml-an-
nual sale next month. ., IL.
The case against Robert CrenshaW dtas
Robert Booker (colored), charged with deserving
4 troop, Tenth cavalry, United states army was
continued till November 24th. ,-,,,
Sarah Walker and Maggie Broaddus (ooioreol
we're up for assauiting, beating, ana Dilihg JuNs
Johnson, but as Julia was not badly dlsngureu
her alleged assalants we're discharged
Jessie Nichols (cOloredl, who was accused OF
obtaining %. "a under false pretences TQm n.
Mayo, was released, there Demg no eNuehce
against her. - -, ,,os.s To-,
assauIting w. 4. Gathright on the public streets.
Tho affaiT grew out OF a dispute as 10 the amount
OF a bill for work done by Gathright ior OhaP-
pelL ,,,,so zo ,or .,ri,iro
Lizzie Peters with stick.
An insoIent negro named Ben. Draper was as
ssssed sIO and costs for using indecent languages
In the Mozart Academy Of Music.
The case Of Allen j. Harris Ncoloreol' cnHseu
with assaulting O. n. Brown with plsbois was
continued until November 18th
William Robinson (cOloro0 was assessor 90
for the pleasure OF assaulting William kidges'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
NEM TELEPAoNE PArENr.
II Is Expected 20 Render the Wonderful
list. use q Pfaeticn'.
rBv telegraph 70 tho Dlspntch.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., November H.-To-
day tho United States Patent Oiiico issued
a patent 20 emile burllnor, nssgnOr Oi tho Ben
Telephore Company, t0r a combined telegraph
and teleJ homo, which has boon ponding IN that
Office sincs Juno 4, 1877. 10 IS understood that
the Bell Telephone Company believes that TINS
patent covers the features which are necessary 10
the practical use Of telephones. lt "a stated, now
ever, that some inventors do not take that view
OF the patent. They think that when Bells basic
patent expires March z, 1898, they VIII De aOle
10 produce practical telephones not Infringing
the Berliner patent,
The Issue OF this patent Is the second step Ia
ken by Commissioner Simonds, ana possibly tno
last witch it will be necessary 20 take 70 praCtl-
caly dispOs0 Of the long-oEisiing t5nslo OF tele-
phone litigation In the Patent Once. Iho hrst
stop was his decision Of October 20, 1871 latoly
published, denying a telephone patent 70 Daniel
Drawbaugh on his 1880 application, because
that invention had been IN public us0 Tor more
than two yeare PRIOR % the application, and also
because ths Supreme court had decided that
UraWbauzh did not invent the telephone. bor-
liners application has been Ia number oi IN
terferencos with other apphcatlonA, among
others with one Of EdisUn's froD 1873 20 1880.
For number Of years last past Il has been held
In Office by tho application OF DraWbaugnt II Dc
ing necessary to put II into Interference there
with II Drawbaugh otherwise established hl5
right 90 q patent, which he failed y DO. lt is
stated that with DraWbaugh out OF the way tho
Berlinsr patent vas entitled 70 issue a. a mat
ter OF course. Every other question ia the case
was finally adiudicat8d years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
REQUIEM MASS AT THE CATHEDRAL.
Bishop Van de vyvsr Makes an Appropri-
ate Address.

Reouiem mass was celebrated at st.
perer,s Cathedral yesterday morning, com
mencing at o'clock and the seEVseS weIe 'etS so
1iety met al its hall at 7;3o o'clock and marched
10 the church In a body, about forty mem oers
haing nreseut The mass was celebrated Dy
psther Tisrney, ard In the sanctuary sat the
Rishop and Very Rev. J, Frioi, together with
the acolytea The solemn requiem was very Oeau-
tlfuIly sung by the choir.
Al the conclusion OF the mass Bisnop van ae
Yvver remained upon his throne until the cele-
brant and others had retired 20 the sahotuaIi
,vhen no arose and made a brief address he
said he could not refrain from expressing the
gratlncetlon which llled bis heart on TINS occa-
ssicn. The beautiful devotion which called then
s,a-o met ana favor az tho seat OF God. he
dNelt al some length upon tho signincance on
me holy sacrince OF the mass and the pIiVhese
Which they enjoyed 81 this actual birth, es u
we're OF the Saviour again. With words oi en-
eoaragement for the good work In which we
msmhers OF the Catholic Beneficial Society were
engaged he concluded his remarks BY giving nus
hIosafng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
heath Of arrs. Eliza Luwsden Hooper.

Mrs Eliza Iumsden Hooper died yester-
a.X nsorling at the residence OF her husoand,
Mr' George J. Hooper, No. 72l spring srest' VI
fhe sixfy-eighth year OF her age.
nern IN Klrkaldy, on Firth OF Forth, scotiand,
Angiss A. 1924, came 20 New lOsk WITH her
ss1Ser .Iohn H. Fraser. and younger sister IN
IS32. and afterwards moved 70 tnis oi1yl Nnsle M
80 sVas married. She was one o. the pioneers
~ ina Beiyidere baptist church tnow Flne-
streep was organizer and president OF tne
100, Saving circle, and dalgaysrepreSentedh her
ehurch iu any matters pertaining 70 ohsllsles ,ss
AMI church work when opportunity ahotueu
nnfil her health failed her. -,
Nrss Hooper leaves her husband, george D,
t1c.,ney two sons-aoorRe j. Hooper, DR., ana
Johf, IL Hooperand single sisIet, hiss naay
u Fraser, OF New YORK, who was WIN her lh hes
i.st sicknsss and at her death.
irhe fnnerai win take place from the fine-
street baptist church this afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
CARD from Dir. punonp.


RICHMOND, Va, November II, 1891.
To ne Editor Of ne Dispatch:
In Justice TO me / ask that the following
card be inserted in your issue Of Wednes-
day:
On Tuesday in an extended notice OF the
Dashiell matter is tho following;
"What did Mr. Dashlell 90 with She money he
secured on his several note tr9Bsactionst Is the
question often asked. That's O question indeed.
Partles who claim % DO posted say no sunk a
good many dollars h the Labor Herald when u
was run by George Duncan, but that was also
denied Yesterday by one oi hia friends who was
connected With the Herald before Duncan took
hold Of it. This friend said that Dashieli did 10;
lOso more than 1000 In the paper while Duncan
had it and ne also dtscredited the report thai
Dashien wrots most Of the odenslyo articles
which appeared in the publication dnrius Dun
can'sproprieiorship."
In reference 10 the above. from October,
1888, when / assumed control, until Us last
issue. November 2, 1889, Slr. Dasbiel did
not contribute directly or indirectly one
dollar towards its expenses.
With reference to what Won call OF
fensive articles that appeared In the col.
umns Of the Labor Herald during my man.
agement. let zoe say that in my ludg
ment II they were such in the estimation
of the DIsPATcH the time 10 stlgmatzS
them as such was rs they appeared.
Respectfully, George DUNCAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
DISTRICT GOOD TgMPLARs MEET.
Election Of Cmcsrs for Lodge No. IA
Big Hunt In Bath County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November H.
District Lodge, No. 7, l. o. G.. L met with
Charlottesville yesterday The district Is con-
posed Of BarbOursyille, Charlottesville, Louisa
Courthouse, Louisa Lodge (lOcstod at BuInpassl'
Stsnardsylle, Prospect Lodge tat Mineral Cltyl,
and GordunsYlle. All the lodges In tho district
except ono or two sent delegations. ms Delng
the annual session officers for tho ensuing year
we're elected as follows j. Z. Bailey ID. Z. 1. :
Miss Lula Dtllard, ID. V. T.. James w. DOlin, u.
CD. B. Madison. ID. s.; 4. ". Ross, ID. T.; =. L.
Jackson, D. NJ; F, NJ. harkwood, ID. g.; b. ..
BLker ID. 3: B. w. ThuunOnd, ID. g.; James NJ.
Williams. D. 8. J. Il. T.. w. Ross was chosen as
the representative Of the Grand Lodge and W.
c. DamrOm a representative 70 the state Tem-
pCrlncG Convention TO bo hold In Richmond.
The district degree vas conferred upon nineteen
applicants The next meeting OF the District
Lodge will be held with Louise Lodge st Bum
paEs, In Lo,.isa county, In February next
Judge Knox, WhOse extreme ilness was ho1ed
10 this c0rrUspondence, died at his residence
Un fIgll stre0t, n JE4s place yUslctusy ~ Jinl
ing after an ill0ess Of several weeks Judge
Franklin w. Knox was native OF COudorspOrt,
In the Northwestern part Of Pennsylvania, and
was between siEty-nye and seventy years OF age.
Ho was a me LAWYER, for long time attorney
for lhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
SUCCESSFUL HUNT.
Msssrr. Jamos and George Harris, sons OF Cap
tain j. Archer Harris OF this county, in company
with Dr. L. A. Watson, Of NmrOd Hall, Bath
connty. are having a most successful hunt IN
that county. Thus far they have had nne sport
on Thursday last three deer were KILLED by a
party OF seven, while on Friday, with only three
ISLANDERS, six hne deer wore bagged Nine ran
70 Mr. James Harris, who grassed four; three to
Mr George Harris, who brought one down. an
other went 20 Mr. Hunt, Of England. who wound
ed Il 20 badly that Il was finauy killed when u
took 10 water. Two more were killed IN front Of
the hounds by stil!-huntere.
PERSONAL.
Miss Mamie Baber, Of Wost Virginia, Is visit
ing her relative, Professor Milton W. Hum
phreys at the University Of Virginia.
Intelligence has Just reached this city OF the
death at Patton, Ala, Of the wife OF Mr.. William
Nelson, formerly OF this place and the son OF DR..
r. w. Nelson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
VIRGINIA EDITORS IN BRISTOL.
Warmly woloomed-An Elaborate Pro-
gramme-A DsfaultlnG CIork Arrested.
rs,ocIai teIeorafn 70 the Dispatrh1

gramme-A DsfaultinG Clork Arrested.
Special telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
BnIsroL, TENS., November 1.-THE Ylr-
ginia editors, more than one hundred IN
number, With their wives and daughters, are In
possession Of Bristol The third annual session
81 the Old Dominion Press Association was called
70 order this afternoon by James A. Pugh, preSl-
dent. Much business was transacted. hecep-
tions are being rendered By the clubs, colleges,
WELCOMED.
Tonight at o o'clock Harmeling opera-HOuse
was hlled TO OyerdoWing BY the representative
people OF Bristol 70 bid the editors welcome
THE PROGRAMME.
Tomorrow one thousand people win parade tho
principal streets. At O'Clock the corner-stone
OF the slOO, 900 Southwest Virginia Institute viii
be laid By the Masons. DR.. John ID. Yincte, OF ST.
Louis, viii make the address ~ 9ciock the
new Sulllns College building VIII be dedicated.
To-morrow night a grand banquet will be given
al tho Hotel FalrmOunt Two hundred and
twenty guests VIII be present The members OF
the association will go 10 Cincinnati o., or Dali
las, Tex.
David Morrison, the defauIting clerk Of Scott
county, Va, who swindled the county ont OF
about csc, 900 several months ago, and who
was extensively advertised hy the press hGs
been arrested az Rogersyillo, Tenn, ana Is now
held there for two reasons, perhaps-a relulsl-
tion from the Governor Of Virginia and the
al 200 reward that was offered for his capture.
TRAVELLING.
lie has travelled all over the West and was
Just returning homo TO give himself up when
some ofilcer Of tho law In Hawkins county recog-
nized him and took him IN. He win be taken 20
Gate City, Where he will be tried. Morrison be
longs 10 noble family, who own considerable
property, and it may be that settlement can
Ia effected. A representative Of Gate City tele-
graphed here to-day that they wore anxiously
awaiting his arrival there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Teast the Tnbrrnacle.

The ladies of the Graee-Street Baptist
church will open feast nt ghe Tabernacle
tonight. which will continue three nights.
To-nieht there will be q concert given I'M
der the auspices OF tho Boys. Society.
There will be choruses, duets. solos, 6c.'
Dy the boys; Glsos ch0ruses bY the juvenile
class at the conservatory, aud some cholce
music by a string band. The object OF TIE
entertainment is 70 raise means 70 iugnisii
the paYlors. pastors study. and Tie fresea
painting for the now church. and tao gene
rous help Of the pubic IS earnestly asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

A meeting of the Women's Indian Mis-
sionary Society was hold IN the boards room OF
the Young Mems Christian Association Duudlng
Yesterday afternoon Mt 4:3O O'Clock.
This society was organized last spring aiter'a
visit Of Mrs. Qunton, president Of the Womane
National Association, and Is desirous OF arousing
needs are great .
Tho ladies now ask for help towards Christ
mas entertainment. Money, sugar, muslin, gay
calico, toys, aud ornaments for tree, &c VIZ
be thankfully received. Persons are requespeG
10 gend their don atoms to Mrs. s. II. HaWes, 422
east Franklin street; Mrs. A. II. Capcrs, gl2
Floyd street; Mrs. G. Cooper, 8O2 east Gay
street, and also 70 tho rooms Of the Young Men
Christian Association on Tuesday, November
24tn, at 4.3O 7. NJ, when the regular meeting
of the society will be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

esid "a have arrived IN Jacksonville, Pla., lsss
Monday, and rnost Of tns visitors cauio OF VIC VIC
trucks II two frolesf trains. Twenty we're tolt
70 depart from Alexandria, Va, laqt Huhual,
and - the exodus Of the pedestrians hoha Wv
northern States continues
Nearly every night tho three pobce-statonl y, -
this city furnish shelter for tho anti-roap I'LL ~
vidnala who always keep clear of th9 oineefs ~ y,
warm weather. Sometimes o. many ~ ,,s ~
trafnps requess the h0spfaIity Of Captain angie
IA one night, and they are offered al the oOih-
forts Of flank floor.
Justice Crutchfold frequently has th0 Eey-
farerR betme bis tribunal, but nc treats th w..
with All the severity he can snmm0n and Warns
them that IL they are even seen at tho gates OF
the city within three hours after his interNlo"
they will suffer severely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18


Mr.. s. woodson venable, Jr., Of DanTille, 10 IN
the city on business.
Mr.. Charles p. Stokes who hes bean threaten
ed with the grip, Is all right again
Nj. and Mrs. Gus Harding, Of Louisville, are
visiting fhoir sister, Mrs. W. X. Bache.
Mrs. william J. Holmes is still quite sick at
her residence, 1918 east Broad street.
Captain Benjamin sprAgg, OF New York, Is on
a ylst 20 bis SON, b. F. spragg, OF this city'
John Gilbert (colored) was brought 10 the State
nenitentiary yesterday from Henry county 70
serve one year for unlawful shooting.
In the Chancery Cours yesterday Jane Z. Bel.
ton oualined as Administrative % the estate OF
Johrs j. Belton, deceased. The value Of tho pro
perty Is small
Rev. Edward n. Calisch. minister OF tho Con-
sregation Beth Ahaba, VIII delider an address 70
the orphans a. the Mas0nic Home next sunday
afternoon At O'Clock.
Miss salloy Hammer IA spending two weeks 81
the guest Oi Mrs. Chariee Semi, OF New OK:
lat week was spent at their elegant LoEg leiand
home. This week VIII DO spent IN the city 81
Fifth-Avenuc Hotel
A large congregation greeted Rev. DR.. Q. q.
ZONES az the Gr0ye-Avenue Baptist church. Ut.
ZONES preached an elegant sermon rom tne
texf. sfGOod soldiers Of Christ" Much lntogess
d being manifested IN these meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
AITCTION SALES TODAY.

r. b. CHAFFTN & Co, 4P. NJ, truatee's sale Of
franc dwelling and lot ON Jacquelin street
between Randolph AMI Warrington streets.
WILLIAM JENKINS s. son, 1880 O'Clock, ba'
nauas, etc.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, II A. NJ, horses, mules,
yehiclee, Sc.
j, II. VALENTINE, Ninth aud Main streets,
IO.3O a. 81. and A.8O and 1880 Z. NJ, clocks,
bronzeF, opora-glasses, lamps, @@
ELLIS g. CArHCART, 1880 A. NJ, household
furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
eRIuAM-TRyrH.
coNcgar oF THE AoWITzERs.
Many Ladies Present and Very EpjOyabls
Time Had.

The promenade concert given by the
Howitzer Band last night, under tho direc-
ton Of Professor II. g.. Eranken1eld, was de-
cided success and enjoyed BY the many lacles
Snd gentlemen present.
The battery paraded about eighty men and
the band numbers seventeen pieces. Fetore the
concert the company, under command OF Cap
tain John A. HutchesOn, was put through snort
drill, and during an intermls8iOn In the pro
gramme the drill team gave the visitors an ex-
hibitiOn OF a gun drill. Owing TO the limited
space In tho AFmOry the cannoneers are az
great disadvantage In drilling, and the men are
an1iously looking forward TO the promieed on
largement OF the Armory. When the Gathng
gun, which Is daily expected, arrives IL will DC
absolutely necessary 10 give them more space.
Tho Howitzers have inspections for the nTsI
Tuesday In each month, and al friends Oh the
battery are cordially received On such occasions.
The band furnishes music on these occasions,
ana dancing Is INDUCED In by the members and
their invited guests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

The prayer service at the Young Mems
Chriptlan Association was conducted last eve
ming by Mr. Ii. p. Zimmerman, eN-Statc secrc-
tary OF Maryland. Mr. Zimmerman took as MS
subject "Sesking and Finding" from which ne
delivered an eloquent address. He Is q nnent
speaker and possesses ln0 deuYefy' nc VII
doubtless gain the admiration OF tho people
during his stay In Richmond. Mr.. N. j. Car
vens rendered q solo. Among the distinguished
guests present we're Mr.. Giliatt, Of London, and
Nessrs. james Gray and B. u. Quarles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

Rev. Father Charles Donahoe, of New
mort News, at the earnest persuasion OF mem
bers Of St. Vincent do Pauls society OF the
parish, has consented 70 preach at High Mass Gt
s. Patrick'B church at an early day IN the ipte-
rest OF the society, the collection % be taken up
10 70 into It's treasury. Father Donahoe Is a
native Of the parish, and 10 b boyhOod served
at the altar Since hts ordination ne mas never
nreached jn ST. Patrick's church, and there is an
unusual though natural longing TO hear him,
which will now be gratihed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONGRESS.
The Opening Yesterday in wAshington-
Bishop Phillips Brooks the Preacher.
rRv ,a,ag,anh 70 the DispafchJ

WASHINGTON, November 17.-When the
hour for the opening Of the Episcopal
Congress arrived Epiphany church, ono OF tbe
largest church eSfinees IN the city, was crowded
10 the doors. Not only was every scat occupied,
but a large number Of Interested spectators
stood throughout the entire service AZ nau-
tho Testry-room and took soaU within the chan
cel-rail, mo ehci-, which was composed OF the
loading sr kefs OF the various Episcopal churches
Of the cify, sang Hymn 382, 20, word OF 1on
dueted ne oonnlouniOn service, Rev. Or. Hunt-
ingtoa, OF Grace church, New YORK, reading ile
eplstle, ana Re9. Dr. Wilds. OF Riyordale, y. X,
the Gospel At its conclusion tho choir Hang
Hymn sis, 'sThe Hidden Love OF God hight
Rey. phiiIIns Brooke. ID. d., Bishop Of Massachu-
sstts, delivered the communion addreas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

IbF FtoIcBfhpI y tIs0 D17Fe-1VIl'I
unifed States steamer Concord sailed from New
YORK for the Wesi Indies to-day. She wili carry
man TOR the Philedelphia, now az " Thomas.
A cahlegram received st tbs Navy Depart
naant announces tAat tho United states sea lrr
YorktoWn sailed today from Montoyideo on her
WAY 20 tho Pacific Btation. she Win pr0pavif
reach Valparaiso IA Ihrco veekh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
SIX Buildings Burned.

CHATTANOOGA, TBSR., November 1.-THE
six four-stOry trck buildings Carter street, the
property OF w. 4. POsey, we're destroyed oy IRE
this morning. His furniture store was Ia one oi
the pudingg. The grain store Of I. h. Cheek
and the Chattanooga Medicine Company Occu-
pied the other buildings and were totally de-
stroyed tho total loss Is about s0O,O0O. Po-
seys loss is $4,000; Insurance, ell,yOO. The
Medicine COMPANY loses about $4,000; COW
cred by Insurance. Cheeks lOss Is about
$4,000: covered By insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
I.nrisIntivn Notes.

Il was inadvertently stated in Sunday
paper that the General Assembly would meet on
tho 9th day Of DecombBr. II should have been
the "a day OF December, which Is the hfst
Wednesday, as PROVIDED by law.
At ~ O'clock NJ on Wednesday December 2d,
tho Senate will be called 10 order by Lieutenant
Governor J. HOgo Tyler and proceed 70 organize.
Az the same hour and dag the House Of Deh.
gates viii DO called 70 order by ColOpel .. Be.
pigger. CLERK thereof, before whom the member'
will qualify, ana Clork Bigger will preside unu
a Speaker is elected.
Many members Of both houses may aTFi-s mere
on Monday, November Both, and all Uf them
viii doubtless DO here on Tuesday evening, the
Ist fey OF December, at which time coaier;
ence Of the Democrats m3tuuetB $. oa-h oVds =
will probably be held, az has been customary