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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
STEAMERS TO EUROPE
NEWPORT NEWS AND LONDON, LIVER
POOL, GLASGOW, AND HAvRE.
inauguration OF tho Service Aneouoced
some Time Ago-fmport as Well as
Export Trade.
lRr ,oInrrnpn % ,ne pispa.ca.l

BALTIMORE. Nh, November is.-ine
MdnuTactaerS Record of this week an
nounces the Inauguration Of service on the
four regular steamship lines reported IN
Associated Press dispatches some time ago
10 be established between Newport News,
Va, and London. Liverpool. Glasgow, and
Hayre. About twenty steamships, with an
aggregate capacity Of $1,000 tons. Will sail
from Newport News on these lines between
now and the end OF the year. These ase
the FIRST regular steamship lines to Europe
from any port south Of Baltimore.
IMPORTS AS WE'LL AZ ExPoRrs.
The import trade will be developed as
we'll as the export business. the Liverpooi
steamers bringing return cargoes tor DIS
tribution through the West. The Manu-
tactl1ers Record reports that the English
owners of the Newport News lines have
lust purchased three large steamers that
have been running between Liverpool ana
Boston. and will put them into the New
port News service. One OF these steamers
sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New
port News with general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
ADMIRAL BROWN ON CHILE.
The Charges Against Himself and Against
Minister EgnD.
IBy telegraph to tne Dlspatch.I

SAN FRAyCIsco, November 19.-The United
States cruiser San Francisco, flagship OF
the Pacific squadron, which left here Apru Sth
for Chile. returned here this morning. Admiral
Ge0rge Brown, IA an interview with represen ~
atfve OF The Associated Press, said the fail OF
VALPARAISO, after the defeat Ol tho Balmacedn
forces at Vina Gel Mar by the COngressiOnalist
forces under General CGnto, Was attended WIN
SCENES Of carnage and rapinc. Ihe Adinfhl
denied absolutely that he had given Balmaceda
knowledge Of the insurgents movements ana
said il was false that the Chilean newspapers
first announced the landing OF the Insurgents ~
Ouiptero from news he gave after his return. 10
was known before he left Valparaiso. He denied
generally the charge Of Partially towards Bal
maceda.
SpcaEing Of r B4lmacedR's dsath tho Admir-i
said HAD be come or board Of the san From
cisco would certainly have given him refuge.
There was no chance for him 20 escape, however,
as every avenue Was guarded by soldiers OF tho
"What do you think Of Minister Esan1" was
asked.
"He conducted himself throughout the entire
trouble with the dignity demanded by his posi-
tion. No man situated as he was could hcye
done more. Some criticism was made against
him. see, for not sending Onicial dispatches con-
nrming tho capture OF Valparaiso, but people
did not understand the condition OF affairs. Nr.
Egqn WAS at Santiago and all communication
between that place and Valparaiso WAS shut OF
for several DAYS. The news reached the Minister
I'm a roundabout way and he telegraphed u 70
Washington, but nc was ignorant OF the TACT that
the wires were down..
which LETT Yokohoma for Honolulu November
I7th, WILL after coaing at the Sandwich Islands.
proceed direct 10 South America without touch
ing at san EranclscO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
ResIons from the Council.

The following from a gentleman who.
having served his constituents faithfully FOR
several years In one responsible position, has
been elevated 70 another OF higher honor, 10 SELL
explaining: 400,
RICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1891.
Hon. Thomas r. Cdmp5sH, President Of Common
Council city Of Richmond, Va:
Dear sir.-I hereby respectfully tender my
resignation ~ a member Of tho Common COun-
eli from Madison Ward.
With a grateful remembrance OF the kindness
OF my colleagues and best wishes for every
member Of your honorable body am very re-
spectiuly, j. TAYLOR STRATUM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Personals and Briefs.

Hon. Paul Cabell, ex-member Of the House
from Amherst, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Warner Cowmsn, OF Highland county,
ls on visit 10 her mother, Mrs. L. j. Cow
man.
Mrs. Casklo Csbell, who has been quite I'll for
tho last three weeks with foyer, IL now much Inn
proved
Miss Jennie Yandegrift, Of Lynchburg, Is the
guest OF Mrs. W. A. Dabney, No. 7l0 east Mar
shall street.
Mr. James Maxwell, Of sunnysde, on tho
Rlver-Yiew road, who has been quite sick, Is
able 10 DO out.
TWAS colt Henry Falrfaxs stallion Match
less that was bought by DR.. Webb for $4,000
instead OF the stallion himself.
Mr.. w. II. Olcott, Of the Census Bureau, who
mas been in Richmond on pleasure visit since
Sunday, left for home yesterday.
The ladies' Of Grace Episcopal church win give
"a lemOn-s1ueeze" this evening from o to IL
O'Clock. ChildreR's hours from 10 s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
TIE PROPOSED ouTCH-GAP CANAL
Colonel Rufln Talks Upon the Benefits to
Ba Derived from 1t.

II seems that the Council Committee on
the Improvement Of James River have made
a popular move In bringing before the public the
t,.stioU Of The exptdle lency OF doing at once such
work in the stream as will facilitate navigation
ami enhance the shipping interest OF Richmond
ami Virginia. ,. -. 49,
committee Is the plan OF Colonel Frank q. kut-
An 10 ,ut a canal acrOas from Coxendale 20
Dutch Gap in order 10 evade the sharp bend IN
tho river at the latter point as we'll as 10 make
tho stream a mile and a half shorter between
these two points, 80. ,.-,.o.
Of the committee and Of those Interested IN "a 9
imurovemeut Of the river, Colonel Ruhn sald
yesterday that he thought it would De great
lining for the city OF Richmond, as weu as greatly
aid Incoming ana outgoing vessels Dy aVertihg
the short turn IN the river az Dutch cap Which
causes large ships 20 come TO stsndstlu before
making the bend.
Ibe Colonel has given the question considera-
bls reelection and Is strongly OF the oI non lhat
the State should contribute the ldle cOhNicte
from the peuitentlary 20 be utilized IN ulsglhg
tho canal. When asked the number OF men u
would require o DO tho work, Colonel hunln re-
fhed " Il will take 400 mon 2OO days, OF %OV
mon 400 days, according 20 rough estimate OF
me WORK 10 be dOne.' Tie said the matter hAd
been approved by United states Engineer Tut
tle. who viewed the ground while here year OF
so ago. -, .,,,,,.,, a.,
The deepening and widening OF the channel IN
The barbor uudor the supervision OF the CITY En-
gineer will commence right away, ana the pan
for canal win be presented 70 the Legislature aS
sO,n 81 Il nractical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
A SNAKE THIRTEEN FEET LONG.
when Killed It Had Swallowed Several
Inches Of a Coiored Mans Overalls.

Yesterday afternoon between 3 and 4
O'Clock MIR. A. O. Lane, foreman OF Section
No. ., Jatnos-Riyer Division, OF tho Chesapeake
aud Onto railway, killed monster snake on the
branch road which runs from Lorraine station 10
tho GHytOn cOal-niucs.
IL appears that a cOlOred man named Jim no
berts6n was standing near Iuckahoe creek over
ghith tho branch road passes, breaking up nai-
last between the ties, when Mr.. Lane discovered
-be raake IN close proximity to RObel t5On' 30
,allod the mans attention 70 1t, and Robertson
looking around saw the snake aud was 30 Da1ly
rirhtsned mat he tainted. Mr.. Lane ran 70 10
oItgons a5sistanco, ana selzing the long hGm-
mer hat the negtO mad been USING ssfueA tue
reptile a blow which killed It.
After tho snake had boon killed it was dis
covered that II had actually swallowed several
inches Of one Log Of the oyeralls which Robert
son had on. ,
DIR. A. WendHngor, Of this city, who happened
70 be near Lorraine, came upon the party snort
ly after tho occurrence and brought the snake
To- Richmond on his return last night and had u
taken to Delarue's saloon, where it was viewed
by hundreds Of persons.
The snake measures fully thirteen ieet IN
length and is large In proportion. Whlle u mas
somewhat tho appearance OF water mOccasln
no one seemed able 10 say with certainty 70 what
species IL belonged. IL was suggested by several
that Il did not belong 20 these parts, but had
escaped from some Of the side-shOws which re-
Gently visited the city. This may be so, but it
was stated on good authority that Mr. j. l..
Jones. OF the Clayton mines, about two years
ago saw a snake Of unusual size near the spot
where this one was killed, and IL Is believed that
this Is the same reptile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

many without sufficient supply of food OF fuel
and bus fev have an idea Of ths amount OF s1s
fering which has 0btainod among THIS sinss vs
oar people since Monday NIGHT. A WeIl-kuown
lady 0f large philanthropy and clarity mad thrss
callers frora this element on yesterday Who eesS
awful accounts OF What they had fust gonS
through. One Of them Ees q widow lady who las
seen better days, but whose sole dependents IA
her straitencd circumstances II sou, who -
down with foycr. This leaves her entirely de-
pendent. Her younger children started 70 school
as the opening Of the Sessions, but the mother
had % stop them and sell she new books wlth
which they were provided ia order 10 purchase
medicines Cor her sick boy. This y case vhtso
appeals loudly 10 the charitable. Any one dts
posed 60 aid her or others whose cases, nesfly -
bad, havo como under the obseryati0a Of the
lady alluded to- can leave thelr contributions
with Mr.. William II. Pieasants, 1i04l1 Nain
street, whence they win be given proper distris
hutiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
STOLE From FEDERAL TREASURY
His Modus Operandi-He Confesses-IIis
Mother Witness Against Him.
TRv telecraph 10 the Dispatch.I
[By telegraph 70 the DlsI

WASHINGTON. November 19.-Willard S.
Eoryell was arrested in this city this morn
ing by officers OF the Treasury secret service on O
charge OF having stol3n 5000 from the Unitod
states Treasury lie was formerly clerk In tue
natiuual-Dank REDEMPTION agency OF the
Trsasurer's oflce, and n alleged 10 have com
mItted tho theft while engaged IN his regular
duties Of examining packages Of natiOnal-bank
notes sent to the Treasury for redemption.
The stolen money was taken from pa K
age Of $1,000 sent by Rhode Island
hank. It was discovered October 18th, but IL is
now known that the money was taken on the
30 of shat month. NOryoll was charged with tho
theft 90 the time, but denied u strenuously. AS
there was then no absolute proof against MIN ne
was allowed 20 q at liberty. Treasurer Ne
becker however, discharged him at once, and
he has since spent his time in Detroit. HIS
mother, who Is also In the same Onice, has fur
nished the strongest evidence against him, as
sine admitted that she had seen the stolen
money In his possession. NOrvell came here to-
day on a visit lie admitted his guilt and sur
rouderod KgIH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
DEPRESSED At THE LOW PRICES.
Masonic Notes--A Pastor Who win BE
Warmly Welcomed.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
FMpoRIA, VA, November 19.-The bean
tifrll. crisp weather makes things little
more lively on our streets
Cotton and peanuts arc being brought IN but
the low prices OF each are causing much deprcs-
sion among tho hOrny-hAnded sons OF toll.
Sir knights L. L. Turner and w. NJ. Farmer re-
port a pleasant time at the Grand Commandery
Of Knights Templar IN Petersburg last week. AT
the last communication Of Widows sons Lodge,
No l5O, A. e. and A. NJ, Mr.. Z. l.. Turner was
recommended for rcGppointment as district
deputy grand master for District No TO-
from an examination Of tho appointments
made by the Conference In Petersburg IL viii be
seen that Rev. Mr. Jordan has been assigned
here. lie viii be warmly welcomed, although
considerable regret was manifested that Rev.
Mr. Allen did not return.
Kew Vernon IAnson, pastor OF tne Baptlst
church, baptized two candidates last sunday
eyening I'm the presence Of a large audience.
Mrs. w. h. Bailey has returned irOm Visit 70
relatives IN Petersburg. -,
The Belneld Manufacturing Company have
commenced work on their plant. The company
will be chartered at an early date.
Mr.. W. James Goodwin, our efficient attorney
for the Commonwealth, has recently purchased
the late residence Of W j. Hobbs, about one
mile from Belheld. ,,,-
A Aouantity Of real estate Is advertised Tor sale
here at our December County Court. The sales
are under the decree Of the Circuit Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
FROM ACROSS THE JAMES.
Had His Hand Cut oH-Death OF Little
strnhen Drer-Other Notes.


NJ Frank Niokolls. son OF Mr.. VI. W.
N;ckolls at Fighting creek. near Powhatan
Conrthonse got his right hand cut oh AT their
saW-mUI last Thursday while adjusting the
gauge-wedge when the saw waa In motion. Dr'
IuddinRton rendered the necessary surglcai ald
Mr. Nlckolls is getting along as wen as ouiu %
On aeco1nt Of tho lack Of accommodations in
the asyiums Of the State there has been some
talk OF converting tho colored Normal ana COI-
legiate Institute, IN Chesterfield, near refers
bnrg. into a lunafic asylum To accommodate tne
fanatics now confined In the county and GUY laiis
of the Commonwealth. Some OF the members OF
the last Legislature favored this schene'
TuE NEW PASTORS.
The transferring Of Rev. w. A. Lauehan from
Fifth-Street church 20 Denny-oFeet' III hocAes,s
Ia mach regretted By his congregation here. Mr.
Vaughan had done good work In this Guy, ana
his new church secures good pastor Ills sue
cessor Rev. W. Z. Woodward, mas ueIS. pcel
stationed In Manchester before, but VIII DO cor
dially welcomed.
Rev. Dr. r.. NJ. Peterson returned from Peters-
bnrg "Wednesday evening. lie will be here a
week longer before leaving for his new cnarse lh
PsH. W &. yaden, the new pastor OF Central
church is a good preacher aud stands hgh III
the Conference. He comes rom berAiey' oP-
poste Norfolk. 49,.
nues in West Manchester has been AWARDED 20
Mr. W. G. Bradley, who did tho grazing tot tne
street railway from Clopton and Hull streets To
West Manchester. Contractor Bradley has con.
menced work, and Is going to push the 700
ahead with a vim.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Henry A. Jordan Ia quite sick At his resi-
drnce. ON Hull street between Eighth ana Nlut1'
Mr. George W. Holt, OF this city, has gone 70
Ivnrhburg on business trip.
Dr. :. 1, Ingram continues very Ill. ms DrO-
Their DR.. thomas Ingram, Of LnenburG, has
been telsgrRphed for. x,-,.-.,-
A meeting on the Chesterfield and Manchester
Agricultural and Mechanical Society viii Do held
AZ tho ONCE OF the State Agricultural Depart
ment in Richmond at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Tues
day, November 24th. 81 m.
1.-THE stephen Dyer. the son Of Mrs. Theresa
v Dyor. widow OF stephen G. Dyer, died
I'm the fourth year Of his age yesterday morning
NJ tbe re.idence OF his mother, on Tenth ana
NcDonOugh streets. 1hetuneral VIII tako place
from the Presbyterian church this afternoon az
. O'clock and the remains VIII be interreu IN
Maury cemetery. q, ~ o. 4.
Robbie. tho little son OF Mr.. X. V. owen, Is
unite sick with typhOid-foyor.
Rey !. X Mason, associate rector OF 81
James church, Richmond, conducted tho mission
seryic,s az the Meade-M Memorial church last eve
ming The services tonight viii not be Tor men
only, as previously announced. The public is ln-
yited "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

Washington, and tried before United sta,es @
marshal o. Gresnsb0ro' The charge Ses ~ ~
posing "a q commissioned Odicer with iranouhn.
intont The Marshal placed the accused ,.st unues
$3.50 bond for appearance at The next vihtsu y, ~
States COurt, which meets April o. loe~, ~ It1 -
fault Of this Mr.. Gates went 20 prison LIS nhs ~
who stood by him In the trial, parted VIII hini
there.
TIE NEW PASTOR.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church Ee,s E,.s
Rev Mr. Farrentine Of the Kings Mountain
circuit He IL n young man, but an cxcenen'
speaker, enthusiasts worker, and good pastor.
Rev Mr.. Irwin was returned 70 the BurAnsaD
church. -,
Mrs. s. F. Everett, aged sizty-two, an estinle-
Bile old lady. died yesterday at her home ~ 'li'
city. -
Trains on tho Richmond and Danyille between "a
Greensboro and Winston arc running through '"
Aocksyille nov. n,
Rev. J. l.. White, Of Durham, at the late bap I
tist State Convention In Goldsboro sald ~ .
speech before that body That Winston was pg ~, "a
tho most progressiye. most enterprsing, and de-
oidediy the t0Wn Of North Carolina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
VII Inslst rnon RecoenItion.

John NJ. Laugston arrived in this city
last evening from Petersburg and held a lengthy
conference with John Mitchell, Jr. II was de-
cided that they would appear before the Repub-
lican National Committee at Washington nex'
Tuesday and explain the condition Of anairs IN
Virginia.
The unprotected condition or their people
both politically and otherwise, will DO discussed.
They say they are determined 20 DO properly re-
cognized by the leaders Of .he party aud shall
take such position in the State with regard 20 all
political affairs as TO insure t0etr recognition
and the success Of the party in Virginia through
their Efforts and those Of white Ropublicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Friends Meeting,

Mrs. Frances jenkins preached last
night AZ Friends meeung-hOuse, and her sor-
mon was listened 70 with most profound atten-
ton by those who were present.
Although she had intended leaving tho city To-
day, at the solicitation OF those present she has
consented 10 hold another meeting at o'clock
this evening. She speaks with much force ana
feeling, and with apt quotations and Ilustra-
tlons. The meetings are open 20 the public, and
al intere stod arc invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
SALES IN CITY AND COUNTY.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded in the Rich
mond and Henrioo Courts.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the Clerks
ONCE OF the Chancery Court:
William II. Beyeridg0 and wife 70 Orin L. Cot
trell lot on Accommodation street, 500.
Lewis Booker's trustees 10 PeytOn X. Caring
ton. as feet on south side Grace street between
Pine and Laurel, subject 70 ground rent Oh SlOO
per annum, $4,000 ,,,,, o-
feet on west side Ninth street near Franklin,
subject 10 ground rent OF s23l.2b per annum,
S2,75O.
Hunt, 23Ik feet on south side Accommodation
Bettie &. Fleet 70 Harriet Robinson and Eliza
beth r. Robinson, 80 feet on east side Laurel
street near High, $1,000.
Miss A. N. Kuyk 20 Josiah Pond, 1714 foot on
north side o street between TGenty-elghth and
TWenty-nlnth, 5000.
ROYAL Racks trustees to Richmond Perpetual
Building Loan and Trust COmpanys trustees,
1884 feet on First street northwest corner Of
Byrd, 1,400.
Caroline stuart 20 Harriet and Elizabeth r.
Robinson, 80 feet on east side Of Laurel street
near High, $1,000.
HEHRICo COUNTY COURT.
z. A. Catlin and wifo and Thomas d. Newell to
". w. Brauer, lot rs, Robin Park, 800.
Jesse G.. Crouch aud wife 70 ii. NJ. ohirk, 90
acres on Charles City road, $3.50.
BR Iipsoomb 10 Anders Hanson, 1-5 OF an
acre on north side Of Lewis street, s545.
Thomas q. Milllams's executors to DOllte Mas
sic, o feet on north side Of Beverley street near
Richie. S75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
HYMzN MAKES MISS FENDER LYMAN
Call for DR.. Yann--Successful Hunters
from wHmington-A Hard Freeze
(COrrespOndence OF tho Richmond Dispatch'

ICOuospOndonce OF tho hIcuIlvnu DI5V8'OI|I
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., November 10
Miss Addie Pender, of this place, was yes
terday married TO Mr. w. F. Hyman, Of Msrsln
county, at the home OF the bride.
party Of hunters from Wilmington came 20
Sootland Neck and went Opt hunting Monday
They are camped ~ PoliOCk's Ferry, and the
iirst day they killed three deer.
CALL.
The Baptist church Of this place In conference
last night called Rev. X. ]. Vann, Of Bdenton, en
pastor The call was unanimous and the church
Is very enthusiastic over the prospect OF securing
him. 4 call was rendered Rev. W. l. Wrgh,i
now OF Richmond, and when he declined the can
tho hope Of the church turned 70 Mr. Nann.
Vine-Hlll Female Academy, Of this place. mas
recently added valuable charts 20 tho scientlnc
department Of the school .
Last night and the Night before were the cold
est nights felt here this season, there being d
hard freeze and much Ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
JOHN BROWNS FORT.
worknen Are Taking II Down TO Rebuild
IL at Chicago.

Workmen were busily engaged in tear
ing down John Browns fort at Harper's
Ferry ON Tuesday. One OF the contractors states
that q stock company Of Chicago capitalists has
purchased the fort and every brick and piece OF
brick. with al the contraptions, both inside and
out, would be sent 70 Chicago on special train
OF seven cara
The building win DO reconstructed on the
Worlds Fair observation-disclosures In Chicago. ~
wes bought az a certain price per brick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
The nld-Mnrketchnlr.

Mr. Charles Inglis, the evangelist from
England, win begin special Gospo-meetiEzs - M
the Old-Market Hall next sunday. November
22d. He has requested that tts people assls;
him in the services by strong choir. To-nighs
persons who win assist IN the singing viii meet
IN Dr. uoge's lecture-room, whore the leader viii
organize choir and rehearso some II the Dymns
which will Do used In the meetings GOsDot
HYMNS No. will bo gssd.
The committee In charge invite persons Of all
denominations 70 cooperate With them 20 ofgAn-
izing strong choir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
CHILDREN AND EDGED TOOLS.
Boy Cuts Three of His Sisters Fingers
OR-An Epidemic Of Boiis.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR, n. c., November 1S.-While
two of Joseph Taylor's children were
playing with nn axe, one Of them, aged i've
years, cut on three Of his little sisters fingers.
Dr. n. " Dunston lost a very fine Jersey COW
yesterday. She was being MIXED when sh9
dropped dead. The COW was a very good animal
and he had refused $3.50 for her several times
An EPIDEMIC.
There is an epidemic Of bois in this cCmmu-
nifty The Deputy sheriff aud several others are
confined 10 their beds with them.
GREENYIILE CONFERENCE.
The Rev. 4. T. Harrison and several of mo
members Of his church will leave here Saturday
30 attend the Methodist Conference at Gre sno-
Vile. strong effort will be made 20 retain
MIN, as he has given general satisfaction and has
done more 10 strengthen his church and Increase
its membership than any pastor that they have
had il u long time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

during these services. The Bible readings,
which are being held IA the afternocni are large
~ attended and greatly enioyed. NJ. Z. ~.
Hunter, Jr., rendered n very pretty solo p. tne
service last night The night services wln %
dispensed with tonight, az the New York Sym
phony Club viii give an entertainment ln the
hall A large audience Is anticipated. Ihe TO
guar services viii be held tomorrow nlgiI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

CHEWING q ROSE, 4 p. ~, brick diyelling,
with III acres land, in wlcksrsyille, IIenrtcd
county.
r. b. CHAFFIN & CO., 4 p. A, commissioners'
sale Of lots on Darlington and Pink streets
near Yenable street.
j. II. VALENTINE. Ninth aud Main streets,
1890 A. NJ aud 4:30 p. NJ, clocks, bronzsss
opara-glasses, lamps, &c.
J. II. VALENTINE, 1880 A. n, household fur~
niture, tArpets, stoves, etc.
ELLIS h CATHCARr, 1880 A. NJ, general Hs-
segment household goods.
WILLIAM JENKINS g. SON, 1890 O'Clock, ha.
nauas. etc,