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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
IGiIN STORM-SWEPT.
as,1Isp ISLES VISITED BY A
1rI FURIOUS GALE.
.s..i,e Disasters--Great Loss OF
= ~. Tho Damage Done hnormous-
ntner Foreign Notes.

,.,,r,ran cable to the Dispatch-l
November IA heavy gale set
L'>..,,.i, tAe south OF England and
iai'' As the night grew older the wind
r. ..,r,r and finally blow with hurri-
y .. aFrcnch schooner was wrecked
ta r.r. one Of the Cinquo ports
f'l 'r...i.h Channol The crew were
49,. thc Captain, his wife, and hrs
So. i.rvnea. The iron ship Revenue,
thousands tons burden from
.. l- sydney, went ashore near
t.,te N. saved. ,,
.... has caused cOpslderahie GAM
l1 ......,l, the southern counties OF
a. .l ana Ireland. Rain has fallcn IN
t'..'ttics. Tclecraphic commuul-
Ei I.. Iscu interrupted to.a great eX,
..t this interruption OF tho l' iahu
' ..-3nslv iDtcriores WIN tho ueus- ts
II cahle-mcssBges between Ing
i.Ia.d TIE United states.
EimSp WIN TUBY.
N.veuher Laier.-The storm
'.i.l ror.hward and now RACES
B. fury from Wick, on the cast
-..-lsnd. 20 the Scilly Islands. IN
.sr'.f Channel. This group OF islets
.t.4t l4J and constitute "a con
...s q. vessels during stormy
tf.,.gram received from there
....r.r has been wrecked. Tho
t ,..,.r were saved. A vessel
o.. Paramount has sunk OF Lowe
~. ~rFalk. al hands except two
g.-. drowned. The two saved owe
.-t, the Iowestoh hte-bOat crew,
..t.ut % tholr rescue.
-.. iuss oF IIFE GREAT.
... Further details of the great
,,...t i- sweeping over England are
. .e. aud there Is no doubt
... AZ Hfc arising from marine
.-...a tcrs VIII fully equal II not
..t which occurred during the
.,.t gale that visited the British
us y.-g.-..n brig Solertia has been
o. sulIaud, in Dorset. The
liza. -far OF the East, while enter
.....5E. crushed against the north
..r y,s wrecked. Six of her crew
#-..r..i. One man was rescued,
....t llam exhaustion shortly after
C,a schooner Marguerite Marie,
...ffr London. was caught IN the hur-
a. nr.rsness aud was blown ashore
.,r...,t. ihe American schooner III
i..,.,,.s syI. wrecked q, Cayman. No lives
--t.s.. 10 is believed that when the
.. ... ..cut It's force and q final esti-
.. damage IS made II Will be
..,I,.sr tho loss is much greater than
-.-r.I through any storm that has
.. here for years. Reports from
.....e.pt districts are very slow IN
owing 10 the almost complete
......f the telegraph lines, but the
.. rrs far received show that the
..s .u,t bo widespread and very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12

Hamiltan Duncan (white) and Theodore
Hawkins (colored) were delivered at the
penitentiary yesterday by Sheriff. Gill, Oh
Chesterfield. These are the boys who were
convicted of placing distractions. on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad track.
and sentenced to FIVE years Imprisonment.
Hunter Duval (colored), convicted OF an
infamous assault was also received at the
same prison yesterday from Aloemarie.
Lee jackson was received from Lunen-
burg comfy on two indictments for two
years for each offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
CLIFTON FORGE ILLUMINATED.
Its Steady Progress--A Marriage An
nouncement and other Social Events.

nouncement and other Social Events.
ICouospondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CIIYToS FoR0E, Va, November l1.-Pas-
sengers FOR Clifton Forge arriving at night
will hereafter find q state Of affairs very
different from that which has always ex-
isted here Instead Of beng put off on a
network Of railroad tracks IN utter dark
ness they now step onto the platform sur
rounding convenient and well-appointed
depot, under the bright glow of electrici-
~. The lights have proven most salts
factory, so much 40 that superintendent
Taft, with his force, cannot wire the build
iugs a. fast as people coll for IL.
The McCurdy House hast put on a free
'buss % convey It's guests 10 and from the
depot.
Clifton Forge will not be left behind.
The latest importation ls Chinese laun-
dry. A number Of frst-clGss steam-laun-
daies are also represented here.
AND THE MONKEY. TOO.
The only thing lacking TO give us COM
piete equipment is an Italian fruit-vendeT.
The Lost Heir Club met ct the residence
Of DR.. Hughes. About twenty persons
were present. Mrs. George X. Anderson
and Miss Matte Hughes tied for first prize.
which at the request Of Miss Hughes was
presented TO Mrs. Anderson. The second
prize was awarded 20 Miss Bessie Gooch.
After the contest was over the guests were
treated 20 q sumptUous midnight repast.
A COMING MARRIAGE.
Cards are out announcing the marriag
Of Miss Lucia Sterling, Of Charlottesville,
to Mr. w. 4. Allen, prosecuting attorney
of Allegheny. The happy event will trans
pire on the 18th instant. Miss Sterling, as
her name indicates, IL most estimable
lady, while MIR. Alien is a young gentleman
of character and promise.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Misses Bessie Gooch and Ella Anderson,
two of Louisa county's most accomplished
and attractive daughters. loft here yester-
day after u VISIT of several weeks. They
will attend the Christian convention OF
Roanoke.
Mrs. George X. =Anderson and little
daughter, Nellie. have returned from an
extended visit 20 Roanoke.
Mr.. }. l.. Page, cashier of the Alleghanp
Bank, Is on the sick list.
Mr. G.. Wntler has begun the erection OF
"a brick building on Ridgeway, just west Of
Smith creek, to be used as bakery.
The first rain we have had for some time
fell yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
, cnILpRsN,s DEFINITIONS.
Some of the Quaint Thoughts and Sayings
of the Little Ones.

Here are some quaint definitions given
by children and collected by the Rev. w.
+. Crafts, in the PdH-AdH Gdzette: " What
does backbiter mean ~" Please. sir, 1t
may be flea"
"Blacksmith's shop-'Th place where
they make horses. saw man mailing on
the last foot of one.h
"Horse-'An animal with four legs. one
on each corner"
Ice Water that went to sleep in the
cold.n
Little sins-'I didn't break any of the
commandments, but l guess l cracked
some Of them."
"Nest-Egg-' The one the old hen mea-
sures by'n
Seasons-A teacher inquired OF the
members of class of children If any. OF
them could name the four seasons. In,
stantly the chubby hand Of tiye-year-old
was raised. and promptly came the answer,
pepper, salt. vinegar. and mustard;
Stars The eggs the moon has lald.' "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12

accepted sense Of the word but the natu-
raj. healthy growth brought about by the
overflow from Washington.
The funeral of Mr.. James Il. Petit took
Place from home, on Cameron street this
evening. Tire funeral services were con-
Quoted by w. NJ. Poisal. Of the Methodist
church. of which the deceased was life
long member.
IxuLicATED IN MURDER.
Lee Hehin and George Dye are und@ ar
rest at Calvorton, Fauquier county,
der OF Mrs. Kines and her three children
near there yesterday morning. Heiiin is
the man who on seeing the house in flames
went some distance 20 a neighbor's to give
the alarm instead of going TO the burning
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
tusrRIA-HUNGARY.
us Emperor Declares II His Wish TO
Maintain Peace.

.hrFa-f uer.cEn cable % tho Dispatchl
lH>r. N,ycmber 1.-THE presidents
... Ar-'rp-Uuugarlan delegations were
,. a. .,.u au audience with the En-
.... zach %: the presidents presented
81. 80, an address On behalf OF the
., .,.r which lac presided. In replying
....a a.IIrr--.s the Emperor referred 60
N.r.. friendly relations with all the
E..r. Is Majesty declared that he was
uYn, with hIs allies IN the wish
..I,.. .r.r g. maintain peace. lie hai,
.....| s ..vsl peaceful assurances from
.. ..--. cabinet. Although the dangers
.... us political situation were not
.y.t Iyths.r assurances, and although
-. ...... armament OF Europe had no.
Be-. brought tpJ stand-still, yet ho hoped
'a'|.. uayeg..l uuelot peace was rec1g-
rsI I.sa' uI that ultimately tins recog-
-... y... result IN the Wlshed-tor end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
GRAND CHAPTER ROYAL ARCANUM
Election of Officers for the Ensuing Year
Richmond NeIt Place of Meeting.
fSpeclal telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

PETERSBURG. VA, November 1.-THE
Grand Chapter of Royal Arcanum met
here tonight and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: George w.
Wright. of Marion, grand high priest; W.
l.. JeGnes. of Culpepper, grand KING j.
I. Carter, Of Danvlle, grand scribe; w.
T. Allen, OF Richmond, grand treasurer;
w. B. lsaacs, of Richmond, grand secre-
tary. G.. W. Poe. of Richmond, grand
chaplain Of host f. A. Reid, of Alexan-
dria, grand principal sojourner; Jacob
Bumgardner, of Buena Vista, grand royal
arch chaplain; J. 5. Tower, Of Richmond,
grand master Of third vail; }. y. Stifiner,
OF Bristol, grand master of second vail; j..
b. Banks. OF Petersburg, grand master of
frat vail; Rev. G.. ". Dame, of Danville,
grand chaplain; j. 4. Cosby, Of Richmond,
grand pursuiwnt; ID. B. Collins, OF Rich
mond, grand tyler.
Richmond was selected as the next place
Of meeting. a grand UadquetIs now being
held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
WOULD BE A MILE SHORTER.
4 Plan Proposed TO Give a Direct Entrance
to Dutch Gap.

to Dutch Gap.
A scheme has lately been set about
which. if successful. viii result in lessen
ING the distance from Richmond TO Dutch
Can by mile. besides greatly facilitating
the entrance to tine canal
II ia proposed To start at point about O
mile below the old Osberne Ferry IN Ches-
terfield and DIG straight channel to the
Gan. Al present this distance Is two miles
by water, but the cut would only be one
halt that length. This would give a
straight entrance to the Dutch Gap canal
instead of the reversed curse now de-
sortbod by oil outWard-bound vessels.
The plan suggested is for the State to
appropriate TO tins work some of the con-
yicts now kept idle in the penitentiary,
end for the city TO pa the damages which
Will be caused by cutting through the
land. These will be very slight. as the
work will, in large part, be through a
marsh.
The persons having the matter IN hand
will do nothing until the city pledges the
slioht cooperation outlined. II this IS
done thev claim that there will be no
trouble in having the Legislature agree TO
the State part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
BRAZlL'S SITUATION.
The Detection of Rio Grande do Sui Con-
sidered "of No Consequence"
IBytolcsraph to tho Dispatoh.l

IBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE first in
timation the Brazilian Minister here has
received Of the reported secession Of some
of the provinces IN Brazil was in the form
of an unofficial dispatch to-day TO the
effect that il was reported in Rio that the
State of Rio Grande do Sui had renounced
all allegiance to the Government and had
seeded. As this dispatch came from re-
liable source the Minister believes i'll the
the absence of any contradictory state
ment from his Government, that the
province has rcyolted. The Minister
stated tonight that il the province had
seeded there vas not the least chance OF
the revolt extending TO other States Of the
republic; that the Government OF Brazil
was as stable as this Government, and
flat there need be no fear of general
revolution. The disaifection IN the
province of Rio Grande do Sui, he said,
was probably due 10 the members or the
dissolved Congress representing that part
of the country, who endeayOred to cause
dlssension among the people because OF
tbe dissolution of Congress. The fnan-
cial condition of tho republic. the Minister
said. was firm, aud there was really
nothing 10 cause a revolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Meeting of Knights Of Honor.

In pursuance of call representatives of
the various lodges of knights OF Honor OF
this city convened last night and perfect
be held at Ellett's Hall Friday evening,
18th instant, at 8 O'Clock.
Supreme Reporter b. F. Nelson will de-
liver an address of interest TO those who
have the good of the Order at heart. This
is the oldest and perhaps the strongest
beneficial order in the United States and
includes in its mem Dership many of our
best citizens. After the meeting ban:
quet will be rendered the distinguished
visitors, Messrs. Nelson and Klotz, at Zim-
mermans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
pA FoNsEcAs AuToCRACY.
Arbitrary Action with Respect to the
Liberty of the Press.

.br AaslnAmer.can cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. November IA dispatch from
~. ~. ..--'' , lI.c. which reached London TINS
t'.'l Do hy Way ot the Andes Mountains,
4-.- That fouSeca has not contented
-@,alI with the strict enforcement of a
..D' censorship. lie has now gone one
~ i-'.agr and mas required all the news-
i-, r- n Rio Jauciro which do not fully
-fNaH h.s autocIatc pretensions to sus-
l'.. publication. No intimatiOn is given
r '' OH" rlact Of this arbitrary action OF
.i'..A AGAINST the liberty OF the press on
Conservative pubic opinion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
The PARIS FUND.
,- alleged Conspiracy Involving the Pa
t-.n'ism Of Mrs. Parneil.

..t.s.-Amari.en cable TO tho Dispatch.l
..r.>. November 1.-THE National
.... ,.. ur.pn of the McCarthyite wing
...s .r-a IarlIameutary party, to-day
ID. .e.. .l article relative 10 the Paris
'. winch the late MIR. ParneH was
9Th. trustees. When Mr.. Parnell
h.. ..'a. as one OF his heirs, became
.,.-.i % act in connection with the
.... I'd. of her first moves was TO
. t.a bankers in Paris 10 retain
... .i the money. Tho Ad'oH3.
with much bitterness upon the
..... pursued IN relation TO this money,
.. ..- originally intended 10 he de-
.. ..tt.- reiicf Of tenants eyicted un-
.. Plan of Campaign, and charges
.' .a withholding of the fund ls the
...t .. au understanding between Mr.
-.... HARRISON. member of the House OF
....r. tur the middle division oi Ilp-
..,-..ru ,ya-o ono of III. HGrnclIs mcst
,auI devoted supporter, snd Mrs.
.,... q Ae paper says: Inc conspi-
-.- ...a..n Harrison, who drafted tho
... ~ campaign, and Mrs. O'Shea 70
l.. ...i frJm the eyicted tenants Is the
..t4.uriul incident IN our history"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Twenty-Five

TO the above reason-much-needed room.
Decorated Tea Sets. 56 pieces, Queeu
shape, and worth s. per SGT. for 81. 20 >
Decorated China Mugs reduced 10 l0c. :,
Handsome Vases, Selicon ware, reduced
to SOC. Dolton Art Vases reduced to;
Sl.75; Bohemian Art Vases, l3I inches
high, reduced to Sl.75; Oxidized-Silver
Candle Stick Holders and Candelabras
at reduced prices; Decorated Coal
Vases, with gold feet reduced ia s'.i5,
80 quality to 1926, s3.5O quality TO
s2.75. $3.50 quality to $500, $500
qnaliiy to sl75; Extra Quality Fira
Sets consisting of shovel, tong, polkers
gold decorated stand, for 55c. CONS
plete.
Continuation of our great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

n. W. BoWE. ~ 5P. NJ, frame dwelling, stable,
&C., on OakwOod avenue.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., AZ 7. NJ, real
dence at northwest corner OF Meadow ana
Walker streets.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., AZ p. NJ, trustees sale
Of two lots on south side OF Ashland street
near Marshall reservoir.
GEORGE w. MAYO, 101s A. d., furniture,
carpets, &c.
J.H. VALENTINE, Ninth and Main streets, p.
NJ, law books
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12

PROPER papers, after Robert Matthews,
who is wanted In that State TO answer the
charge of felony.
Matthews was arrested by Sergeant Iom-
iInson on November 3. An. attempts was
made several days later TO have him re-
leased on habeas corpus, but 1t was IN
scccassfui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Cords have been issued announcing tho mar.

Cards have been issued announcing the mar
riage At BrutOn Episcopal church, Williamsburg,
on Wednesday, November 18th, OF MI. II. ID.
Cole and Miss Connie Lane, both OF that place.
Mr. Cole is a weIl-known newspaper correspond
ent and has for several years represented the
DISPATCH at the ancient capital
The lectures OF Miss Marguerite Llndley on
Physical Culture and Hygienic dress, Delivered
at the Richmond Seminary, have been heartlly
enjoyed. Tho second one was delivered yester-
day evening. Her lectures this week nave Deen
exclusively for Indies; thoee to follow VIII De
open 70 gentlemen as well as ladies'
The oricers and committees Of tho Knights OF
Honor lodges Of Richmond and Manchester VIII
meet at the Office VI Mr.. w. ID. sutherlin, NO.
721 east Main street, tonight 20 arrange Tor the
reception and entertainments OF b. r. Nelson,
supreme reporter, and Samuel hlotz. supreme
dictator, who viii reach this city on tho Ism
instant
At 4:3O O'Clock next Saturday afternoon Bishop
Johnston, Of Western Texas, VIII denver an az
dress at Monumental church on the WORK OF tne
Women's Auxiliary TO tue Board OF Missions. All
Christian women and others are asked 10 az.
tend. On Sunday incoming the bisnop VIII
preach at ST. Pauls Episcopal church, IN the
afternoon at Sc. James church, and IN the eve
ming at Grace Episcopal church.
ST. Johns Lodge, No. 80, A. +. and A. NJ, held
its regular stated communication at 81 Albans
Han last night. There was very fuli attend
ance OF the brethren. The Eniered-Apprentics
degree was conferred on three candidates Win
the usual solemn and ccremOnious obserYanceS:
Before the lodge closed II was unanimously yoteu
to recommend that the Grand Lodge reappoins
Worshipful William Ryan as district deputy
grand master for this district for the enslin
term similar course had been taken By Fra
ternal Lodge, Nc. SO, on Monday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Elected Resident Physician at the Aims

The Committee on Relief for the Poor at
their meeting Tuesday night unanimously
elected DIR. Charles l.. Siegel as one OF the
resident physicians at the city almshouse.
The popular young physician has been on
duty at the almshOuse for several months
and he was heartily commended by Dr.
Trevillian and Superintendent Carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Mr.. Roschen's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mr. Herman @. Boschen,
whose death was mentioned in the DIS
PATCH yesterday, will take place at $3.50 this
afternoon from st. Johns Luthern church.
corner Eigth and Marshall streets.
The deceased was a son of the late John
H Boschen, with whom he was associated
for many years, and then succeeded III the
shoe business. He was in his forty-third
year, and was brother-in-law OF Messrs.
Charles l.. Siegel and Herman Schmidt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
U,.Itcsumed Uusiness.

Mr.. Julien Binford, who succeeded the
old grocery house of Walter ID. Blair &
CO.. and then after was for several years
in business for himself, has resumed busi-
ness at his old stand. Mr.. Binford has
been merchandising in this line ever since
he was a boy, and will be heartily. well
coined back to the trade by the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
TO SELECT A SECTION.
Mrs. Davis to Meet the Committee of the
hollywood Cemetery Company To-Day.

hollywood Cemetery Company To-Day.
At q recent meeting Of the directors of
the HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company n COM
nnttee was appointed TO communicate with
Mrs. Davis and renew the offer made to
her at the time of her husbands death.
That offer was the choice of any section
in the grounds for the intermeat OF her
The section aud keep il in order.
Mrs. Davis will by appointment meet
tits committee III Hollywood this morn
ing, when il is expected that she Will
make her selection. After Dir. Deyis's re-
mains have been removed tue section VIII
b5 placed in the care OF the ladies OF the
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association.
This evening at z o'clock the officers
and directors Of the Davis Monument AS
soclation will by invitation OF General and
Mrs. Joseph II. Anderson dine with Mrs.
DAVIS aud Miss Winnie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Rose to the Occasion.
[Puck.l

Upsou Downes: Last evening was in-
troduced TO a girl worth three millions.
Rowne do Bout: Great Cesar What did
you doI
Upson Downs. l asked her if she be-
lieyed in love at first sight"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
pr. r,,,,o IN " Ics In the Pulpit"

Rev Dr.. Oscar T. Flippo will deliver his
now famous lecture on Ice In the Pui-
pit and Who Put Il There" at West View
Baptist church tomorrow night at
o'clock. DR.. Hippo is a minister OF DIS
tlnction and all who have heard his lecture
declare it TO be one of the best, keeping
the audience constantly changing from
laughter to tears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12

AHGosTURA BTrrERs, tho world-renowned ap-
potizer and invigoratOr, imparts delicious
flavor 20 all drinks and cures dyspepsia, diar-
rhea, fever, and ague. Try It, but beware OF
counterfeits. ASK for the genuine Angostura,
manufactured by DIR. j. G. B. SIEGERT u SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Koch's Cure Found Wanting.

RR1nGrpoRr, CoNN., November II. "A
number of physicians we're present at an
outOpsy Yesterday afternoon on the body of
Charles 'Balaam. koch's lymph patient,
who dledat thoalmshouse, of CONSUMPTION.
They report that no traces of any healing
or other effects from the Koch lymph could
ha fnund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
CaDitol Matters.

The Governor yesterday received official
information of the death of Judge Warner
4. Jones of Gloucester, and has designated
County-Judge c. L. Garnett, OF Mathews,
to hold the Gloucester Court until Judge
shall be elected by the Legislature.
&C. Watts, sheriff of Albemarle county
W. G. Gill. sheriff Of Chesterfield; Colonel
Lawrence Marye, of Lynchburg, and Q. s.
Thomas. member of the House elect from
Fluvanna, were at the Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
D.,,b os M, Edmond ouch.

Mr.. Edmond Crouch died at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon at his residence, 272i
D street. The deceased was married and
leaves wife daughter.
The funeral will be from Leigh-Street
Baptist church this afternoon at $50
o'clock. Good Will Council. No. 26, Jr
o. q. A. NJ, of which Mr.. Crouch was
member, will attend in body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
NoJto Mrs. Windom.

WASHINGTON. November 1O.-The Secre-
tary OF tho Treasury has directed that No. l Of
the new twO-dollar silver certificates be sold to
Mrs. Window, widow OF the late Secretary whose
portrait adorns tho note. These certificates
Will be ready for lssne IN q few weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
The World. Oldest Freemason.

HALIFAX. n. s.. November l0.--IIon.
Samuel Chipmnn. who celebrated his ono-hun-
dred-and-nrst birthday on October 18th, died
this morning in CORVALLIS. Kings county. lie
is believed to have been the Oldest Freemason
IN Lle world. hny.ng .sken h.9 degree IN lol3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12
Tbs CHILEAN JUNTA.
Ii >arr,uiers Authority - Congress
More Omcers-Elect.


U, t--. -Aracrirau cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
l.n.> November IA dispatch from
S...-. tls afternoon bring intelligence
u., ... Chilean Junta has surrendered
.. ...l'yg authority 10 has exercised
N.u..u1as downfall 10 the newly
....... .u.rr,s. The chief recommen-
.'a..t. lbs tine Juuta in surrenderlng
,.-.rF. au urgent plea that Congress
. 20 .urH institute measures looking
t.......l'4 reorganization of the army
'....
e,a... o5cauized by electing Senior
'..r.E.a. lt, president. The Chamber
tHU.r., elected as is presiding officer
>.t I..H. S.uors Silva aud Lucio, to-
,.'t W'A Admiral Jorge Montt. the
-.aF .r.ri President of the republic,
81. t.. m.r who constituted the famous
s--.a ,. .a. t5ugIessondlISts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-12

Beautiful Roses and novelties in Chryy:;
santhemums for evening wear at hlll
Brothers Florists, 5l5 west Broad street,
We have lust received new stock OF
Palms and Decorative Plants.