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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
NAM YoRk.

NEW YoRK, November 17.--cottou quies
and sssady; GALES to-day, l01 halee;
middiing upiands, i-16c; mtddinx o..
leans, s 7-l01; net reectRss ell
hSirs. 40 sue Continent, 1906 bales; stock.
j. 20Q.O42 bales. Southern nour aulci and
steady. Wheat stronger, With options node
rat,ly active; no. z roo, l.051fet i.Vetl st9ge
I5aeefnbeF Ell 'O6gS Cora armef with lair de-
snsnd. 40. 2, 7flfe703tc. anoas. .pptione de-
eIInea iSaslc. advanced, aud csoeed arm No
yefnber, d5lke.; Decempes, bs34e. Data qaiei
Rio str.dyf No. Z. IL. sugar Raw quiet and
arm regnea higher and more active standard
a. -f0i3c. srssaulaIed, 4 3-10az lilies. 40
laasaa-New orlsans0giet and nrn, hiee Urn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
NORTH cARoLINA's POPULATION.
The Total, 617,047-harked Urban
Growth-AsheviIIe Leading,
,r,,,.t.o.,,,b % tina DIsnatchl
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.

WAsHINGroN. November ia census
bulletin OF North Carolina by counties
ana minor civil divisions shows that tho popula-
lion in 1890 was Il ,617, 947-an increase during
the decade d DIS, 1877, or 1850 per cent. OF
Inc pinety-six counties twelve show decrease
Tventy-three cities and towns show popula-
ton of 1000 or more. The largest nulherlcai
Sncrease i'm urban population as well as the
largest percentage Of Increase is found In Ashe-
Vile city. Concord, Henderson, winston Dur
ham. Reidsville. statesville, Oxford, and salem
also show more than 100 per cent OF lhcLeAse.
In onIy one town Ia a decrease shown, and that is
very slight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
nIr. Berger Retires from the Academy
Management.

Mr, he df yb a. ACADEMY pslESr Of Music.
ia severed his connection with that
place of amusement yesterday and the
house will be conducted for the present by
MIR. r.. A. Catlin, the treasurer and menu
Der of the Board Of Directors, who VIII
have the advice aud assistance of the Tx
ecutiye Committee.
The announcement in Sundays DIsPAToH
that the Executive Committee from the
Board Of the Mozart Association were IN
correspondence with Mr.. Berger in refer
ence to the future conduct of the Academy
was the first intimation the public had
that there was any probability that hI'
Berger would retire from the management.
The statement, however, was authentic,
and the popular manager yesterday Tor
mally rendered his resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

Asocial session of the Richmond Lodge
of Elks was held last night. and number
of visiting brethren from distant cities
were ia attendance. The AFFAIR was ex-
tremely pleasant, and feature was the SUI
perb supper, which was enjoyed Dy al
present. The Stuart Horse-Guards Band.
under the leadership of Professor stem,
gave q delightful serenade toward the
close Of the evening. and the County ta.r
ouartette was present and rendered ssVerai
excellent vocal selections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Much smoke. Bat Only Barrels Were
Bnrntng.

The neighborhood Of Twelfth and Main
streets was filled with smoke about hall,
past 8 o'clock last night, and something OF
a scare was created among persons In the
vicinity who feared that some house. OF
store in the vicinity was on hre. A ponce
man investigated the matter and ascertain
ed that MIR. Richard Adam was starting
mo his bakery-oyen with several empty
butter-tubs, which not only caused the
smoke but also the smell of charTed WOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
SHALL TgEY COMBINE?
FLoRiDAs sENAToRsHlP.
Secretary Crawford Must Sign Davidssn'S
Commission or Go to Jail.

TA1LAHAssEE, FLA, November 16.-The
Supreme Court TO-DAY issued peremptory
writ OF mandamus against John l.. Craw-
ford. Secretary OF State. enjoining him to
sion and attest with the great seal OF the
State the commission Of X. ii. M. DaVid-
C;oyernor Fleming. The writ is returna-
bic tomorrow. If Crawford still refuses
10 sign and seal the commission the Court
will declare him in contempt and order
him sent to Jail. IL is predicted here To-
nlrht that Crawford will refuse to sign
and 90 to jail in consequence, though ne
is willing to sign tho commission with an
explanatory statement attached, There, IS
deep interest in the matter oil over the
state and excitement runs high here to-
night. Dir. Crawford is over seventy-hve
years Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
W. G. r. U.

LsIoN, Mass. November II. AT to-day's
q tho Words and the National Wo-
a't NAusiian Temperance Union Convention
- Frances 2, Willard was re-elocie7 presi-
e.LIi Ars har(A. Woodbridge was elected re-
secretary; Mrs. Caroline T. Buell., OF
"a g., rrosponding secretary and head OF
~ apartment Of organizaiioni Miss Esther
-lf'- u Chicago, treasurer. A number OF re-
yrs we're prosented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
A FARMERS WEEK.

All the Organizations 60 Moet-wIn the
Alliance Nominate a National Ticket?
IyprANApoL1s, IyD., November 16;-This
is surely to be farmers week at Indian
spolis. Every known organization OF
American farmers holds some sort OF meet
ing here. The Supreme Council OF the
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
will he the main feature. Then there ia the
Supreme Council of the Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association, the Executive Com
mittee Of the Confederate Industrial
Union, the Executive Committee OF the
Peoples party, the National Board or Or-
ganizers, the Reform Press Association,
and the National State Agents Associa-
ton, all of which hold meetings. All the
allied interests Of these concerns are being
considered generally.
SHALL THEY coSrB1NEP
Shall they be taken collectively and
merged into one interest? IS question
that may deserve more or less attention.
What hinders this, and how tar shall poll
tics be involved IN other problemsI Mill
the Alliance nominate a national ticket, OF
will this be left for the Peoples party y
question that the outside world Is ponder
ing. The present conventions are not Tor
the purpose OF nominating tickets, but LOT
the transaction Of the business OF the IN
terests involved, and for considering
measures looking to the future OF the
allied concerns To-day hundreds OF dele
gates TO the various meetings have arrived
and every train brings more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
THE LONDON NEWS CONFIRMED.
A New York Importer Instructed to Can
eel All Orders-seTiOus Affairs.
By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

Eyw York, November H.-William r..
peck a large exporter to Brazil, rather
cop0rmed the Exchange Companys report To-
dsy. he has been getting steadily increasing
orders from Brazil. lie cabled his largest GUS
toner there before executing the latest OrGSI TO
cetved ana was answered: "Cancel all Or
ders.' -. l. l.,
Peck thinks this means the country Is IA
troubIe. and that the merchants do not dare 10
make any ventures dependent on inc tranqull,ly y.
me message aid not come in cipher, probably
because the Government would not permit any
thing 20 20 which might disclose the situation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
PISTOLS AND COFFEE.
Two Belligerept Editors saved from Each
Other.

Two BeIIigerent Editors saved from Each
Other.
JloKsoNv1LE. Fla, November 16.-H. V.
Sewer. editor Of the EUening Teegrdm,
and Benjamin Harrison, editor OF the
Standard, both newspapers o. TINS city
were arrested by Sheriff Broward and GER
tain deputies of his about l:30 +. NJ. 70,
DAY on peace warrants, information nleu
with the officers being to the effect tnaJ
the two editors were about to engage m
duel. Both were arraigned IN Justice VII
liamss court and gave bond in $1,000 each
10 keep the peace. About ~ O'CLOCK tpls
forenoon the Rev. Father Kenney reported
To Sheriff BroWard that he had II upon
good authority that Harrison and Sewer
were about TO engage in a duel at Mon
Grief Spring, about five miles from the
CITY. He then swOre out q warrant TOT
their arrest. The men could not be found
at their respective offices, and the SheriI
and his deputies began systematic search
for them, some going to MoncreH, the IL
legged place of rendezvous.
BOTH MEN FOUND AND SAVED.
There they found Harrison with two
friends, L. j. TRAY. private secretary TO
Governor Fleming, and G.. W. Dacosts, OF
this city. Harrison was armed. On their
way INTO town, the officers discovered
Sewer at livery-stable in Lavllia, IN com
pany with W. T. Bauskett. Sewer was also
armed. They we're just about taking seats
in buggy for . drive. Both the prlncl-
pals refused 10 talk and their friends are cor
respondingly retlcent. IL is learned how
ever. that the men have had difficulty OF
nearly two weeks standing, growing out Of
personal articles published in their news;
papers. Negotiations for meeting had
been carried on very quietly, and the gen.
erai belief Is that the men would have met
but for the Intervention of Father kenney.
II is thought that nothing more Will be
heard of the affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

Rosros. Mass, November I6.-The Ma
t;onal Club Of London offers $4,000
purse and $500 for expenses TO Peter JACK
son to hght, slayin IN LONDON N 'unS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PoRToF RICHMOND. NovENsER IA. la0L
Arrived
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, mercn tnhlss
ana passengers l. b. Tatum. Vice-prosldone
Schooner w. 4. DOnnell, DAVIS, Charleston,
phosphate rock, Richmond ChenicslN orkA
schooner Fannie Brown, s0arrett, CnaEios'on'
phosphate rock, Allison 4 ADDISON.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Nov. II, 1891
[By telegraph
steamship Chsiydra, Galveston, 20 coal, and
sailed for Liverpool
SAILED
Schooner y. ST. Lupton, Providence, coal
schooner j. N. Brown, New York, coal
PoRTOF WEsT POINT. NoVEMBEs II, 1881
tBy telegraph
steamship Berkshire, SNOW, Newport News
general cargo a,..- -.
'I steamer s Elm City, wsIks4on. passengers
'I steamship Queen Adelaide, Newport News
FOR cotton,
Steamship Berkshire. Norfolk, general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, passengers
auu kon.. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
HoVEMBKE i6 1871

oFFERnsGs
wREAT.--I,520 bushels.
CORN.--S70 bushels
OATs.--300 bushels.
SALES
WHEAr.--1 $50 bushelA
C0RS.-298 oQsheia
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr.-LOngberry, e1seL07. Mixed. 9oca
sl.O5as1.ob.
CogS.-Whife. Virginia. new, 5oa65c. No 2,
55a50e. Mixed Nc. 2. 54a55c.
oArs.-No. 2. 3Se; No q SIC Wintor Go'
seed, 50seJc.
KYE.--9ga06s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Eastern Field Trials.

Hob POINT, N. c., November 18.-The
Eastern field trials commenced to-day with
the Derby stakes. The spotting system
has been adopted. and the result will not
be known until the series is finished. The
all-age stakes will be drawn tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
APetsnbnre Druggist Assigns.
fgnociai telegram 10 the pispatca.l

PETERSBURG. Va, NoTen Der IT. Niiilai =,
n. Frencn, 4 prominent Wholesale aragglst q
fh,e CIV MADE az assignment % X. d. DAVIS
trustee, Tonight tof The benent Of his etealiofs
m is impossible 20 ascertain the hhDihtle5 anu
asaete to-night. but Il s rpmoled thai ne ivfins'
are "a the nelgho0rhood q s1O,Opo ana me 'ae
Ter are AOout 10000,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
so.n, Iutsrest TN a Republiean Celebration

RIO JASEIRo, November l6.-The second
anniyersary Of the proclamation OF the
rsnnblic OF Brazil was observed mere 70,
day A military review and tetes were nei9
In honor Of the occasion. Inc gay passeu
neTuistiv. the public taking scant interest
In the celebrations. an
The situation IN San Paulo is daily be-
coming more and more grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
r--ncc Grnrge I'D VIC.

frg.-American cable 70 tho Dlspatch'l
T.,.s November bulletin issued
..-...r.Igh House this morning signed
i.. .....H4us attending Prince George OF
.... states that the patient passed gvod
,r.. ...trg guiavUrable symptoms were de-
.rHfH q unless tho Prince should suffer
..... r .- believed shat bis progress toward
-....a.. %. IplJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
TIE RACES.
Yesterdays winning Horsss-Ihe Time
Made-EntrIes for To-Day.
fBy telegraph % the Dispntchl


GLOUCESTER. n. j., November 1.-THE
following are the results OF to-day's events
First race--One mile-Birthday won Jersey
Pat stcIud, John Jay 5. third. Time, i:544;
Second raco-threo quarters Of ntie-lllian
won Contessa (colt second, Comforter thru.
Third race-four and a half furlongs-Atlss
won Maid Of Richland second, Maggie A. third.
Time 100. o.,
Fourth race-six and half furlongs-Sequel
won Hourie second, Climax third. Time, IL ~
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Rafter won Sal
vini second, Rataipa third. Time, 1880.
sixth racs-fOur and a half furlongs-Corlola-
MUS won; BootjaCk second, CloVerdale thlrd'
Time, l:O1R.
GUTENBERG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race-three quarters Of a mile, Beaten
horses--GlOster, 116; st. James, ll9; Granite,
Prince Albert, 1l3; Onaway, 10; D. s., lOs
Marty b., l07; Sir George II, Longloai, iOO
Glideaway. lO2; Daisy Woodruff, 10l; Peril
gS: Insight, 05 Maybel POmoroy 81.
Second race--hve and half turlOngs, selling
Kingdom, ~: A1algisa colt, Quartermaster'
Emporor ONO, 1OS; Padre, 100; ELIZA dorm
erly IuvermOre ely, lO3; Nstahe 81 lOl NC
mira race-threo quarters Of mile, selling
EXP .rience formerly Kitty IT,, 100; hoqueiort
lOs: Tcano. 102 Salisbury, %.
FOurtn raCe-seven eighths OF q mile, selling
Tbeojosins, 100: Marguerite, l04; Cynosure
OF: Issaquenna (hlly), "a; Peruvian "a.
Fifth race-mne, beaten hOrses-Benedlcune
| IO5 Rover, lO6; Puzzle, 100; Ltie Mihu'e
90 Joe Kelly, 20.
| stratsRem, 116; Neptunus, llo; REMAIN, $50
hemian, 1i2; Algebra lgoldng), 100; Apollo
IO7: villa Maria, Bertha Campbell, 1O4, Alb
scOnder, 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

B1RMusaHAM, Ala. November 1.-THE
building and machinery Of the BirminR-
nam Safe- and Lock Works we're burned
Tonight. The works had been idle for
some months. The plant cost $4,000. The
loss Is fully covered BIZ insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
RayaIorders.

hisFiNOToS ID. c.. November H,-Pay-
sA9eei1f J. A. smith and Ensign u. \. henetee
.''o been ordered 20 examination for promo
~ Passed. Aasisiaat- Engineer J. s. ogden 20
N-y lu he Bureau Of steam Enllneeysng. hodl-
..~iaspoci0r 4. Mo0iyeftOn has been placed on
n, retired hsi from the 18th OF November,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
r.r,.r. and Fsa.herers Of wOmsn AR,
rested.

whsarso7oN, N. j., Novemher, l6.--John
~ panSart and son, Frank Miller, Henry
Thsfeher. and Miehael Collins were to-day
.Ar.,ssfed for tarrlng and feathering Julia
nssra j woman Of bad reputation. few
asss 200. The case WAS one Of whlte-oap-
ni1e. The other offenders have eluded
arrest,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Fatal Hsaa-oo Collision.

Grand kkPIDs. MlcR., November ll.--
sAlag y change IA lie tiIieysch educ freighi
- passenger traip had = heae-on collision
49, 80 hahtcn. 90 The Grad Rapids and indiana
fsf,oad, today Fireman Thomas Pickle and
5ietsAen HoHaFj were killed., and Engineer
$50. omith Nks nroDahls ieialiE iRsuFRd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Roth MEN FOUND AND SAVED.
nRuMMsRs, DAY AT AUGUSTA.
The Exhibit Of Electric Mining Ma
ohInsry at the Exposition.

chiusry at the Exposition.
AUGUSTA, GA, November l6.-To-day
was Drummers' day at the Augusta Expo
sition, and large numbers Of travelling
ueu were the guests Of the Exposition.
After the banquet and an address OF well
come by n esident Walsh, an inspection
of the Exposition took place. The guests
we're specially impressed with tue electrlo
exhibits many of them being heretofore
unseen. The electric EXHIBIT of mining
machinery was Of special interest to
miners. Pumps for pumping water
thousand feet, drills making their way
through the hardest GRANTEES nearly three
inches per minnie, electric hoists, hitting
weights rapidly and under perfect control
are features never seen in the South, De-
fore, and which persons interested II
mining find specially attractive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

~ No other house DoEs-EyER DID-or
EVER WILL-sen such STERLING QUALITIES
az such Low PRICES as We quote. We harp
on this because Il rs TRUE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
aeeiMENrAL AMBULANCE CORPS,
VIVA. Thsy Are Doing and Propose TO Do
other HtIlItRry Matters.

Other MiiltEry hhttefts
Major Mercer. surgeon Of the First Vir-
ginia regiment, ia rapidly securing re-
eruits for the ambulance corps which ne
is organizing. and IN a few days ne expects
90 have a full complement o. men reaoy
for instruction.
II Is his purpose TO teach them the gene,
raj principles of surgery, 80 that they WI
acquire sufficient knowledge TO administer
10 the wants Of the wounded and DE aole
20 dress wounds and otherwise render
themselves useful IN case OF emergency.
WILL Rave A SKELETON.
He will deliver lectures to the corps and
exnects 20 have a skeleton Of the Amory
neTt Monday night. when the men VIII
6rst commence their course. Colonel Jones
desires to have at least thirty men IN this
valuable adjunct 10 the regiment, and the
corps will afford an excellent opportunity
for those desiring 70 learn something Oh
medicine 10 acquire lust the knowledge
they wish. Major Mercer will teach bis men
how TO bandsge wounds and set broken
limbs, and they will experiment upon eaen
other, as far as gong through the dlnsrent
movements are concerned, though OF
course real suffering subjects viii be hard
Tbe corps will also be instructed to q
certain extent in telegraphy.
orHER MILITARY MOTIFS.
Sergeant Major Dick Hickok, while chat
ting and smoking with his friends last
night, recalled the fact that he had gotten
his release from the United States army
lust six years ago. At that tims he was IN
the indian Territory.
The gymnasium at the Regimental Ar
mory will be run on very systematic plan
and is TO be well supplied with the neces-
sary apparatus. Last night Colonel Jones
was comforting with several OF the men
about It's equipment. -,
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues will
attend the Fair Of the Sacred Heart church
by invitation tonight.
The recently-organized band OK the Rich
mond Howitzers will tender the battery q
promenade concert tonight; and thiS
means that the Armory will be crowded
with the many lady friends of the cannon
GERS, for such entertainments are always
exceedingly popular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
LIZ n,-.I.h Gnrernmeni,s STATUE.

r. a.r.-Amcrican cable 20 the Dispatcn'l
T.rny. November 1.-THE Conserva-
OIL. .....atuu OF ROthorhitne, one OF the SUI
..f LONDON, lad q pubic meeting lo-Iay.
g.. .r--. Clark. the SOliCl iOr-General during
b. r.rr..4 iudmstod that the Government
,..n.a..l 90 the county next November
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
Tno nrndIey's Crew Drowned.

O.. fuEIy-AmericHn cable 20 tho DiBpatchl
T.r.. November 1.-THE captain OF
On. American schooner William l. brbaley'
.-...i nom Charleston, 3. g., ON October
b. WEYMOUTH, Mass, aud which was hban-
ono. october 18Th. states that the crew OF
rs....grr took % tue boats and we're drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
r,.I.,d. Turkey. and Egypt,

II" T""-|- NWTT'1D taDIt 70 JuU UI7UHVOU'I
Ts.,. November 1.-THE Standards
r......-... nuuteut sass he hears from unques-
..... a..H0u'y that Lord Salisbury has inti-
...H..g .sfem PuFha, the Turkish ambassa-
.... F...lnI, that England h ready 70 reopen
REGULATIONS for convention % regulate the
81 r..' Egypt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

Scottish Rite Degress-Banquet Tonight
The degree work Of the Scottish Rite
Masonry was resumed at st. Adams, Hall
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock md con-
tinued in progress until nearly IL o'clock
at night.
The nineteenth degree was conferred
with most beautiful effect, as were also The
twenty-second and twenty-siXth.
The thirtieth degree-knight. kadosh-,
began about $3.50 o'clock, and required
about three and halt hours in the work
ing. There were number Of candidates.
At night the thirty-second degree. was
conferred, and to-day the thirty-third will
be given. DR.. Lewenburg Is IN the. city at
tending the Scottish Rite ceremonies.
The grand banquet takes placs tonight,
and TO this entertainment all Scottish Rite
Masons of whatever degree are invited.
Rev. Mr. Carmichael. as V. n. OF the
Lodge OF Perfection. will preside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18

The congress" says Rev. George D.
Wildes. ID. D., the general secretary.
seeks no party ends. IL claims only, IT'S
rightful place among beneficial and IN
that wise and thus far, successful agencies,
for the wider extension Of the kingdom OF
Christ. It is no debating society. IL fur
nishes no occasion for anything other than
the reverent discussion by men OF what
ever name within the Protestant Episcopal
Church and those in communion with the
same Of themes of thoughtful selection by
a committee on topics seeking IN the par
ticulars Of themes and appointees alike 20
illustrate BEAUTIFULLY the catholic spirit of
that Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
an rlMnRE sTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd. November 17.-virginis con
goIs, IO-4OE go bid; do 3s, 65A; Baltimore
and Ohio stock, 100alO3; Northern Centfa
sock. 20 asked consolidated gas bonds, ll214
hid do, stocks, 403Sa4b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
AyE-Low AND WEDDING.
yss Minute Gay Becomes the Bride OF
sIr. Charles &. Fleming at Atlanta.

.,-erlsl telegram 20 tho Dlspatch.l
AutyrA. Ga, November lin the list
dwellings. some that have occurred and
t.t,rs ruaf are yet o. be solemnized during me
bs..-.e..eu season, there has been none that
u....ur1 naJe Interested discussion than that
HE-- Minnie Gay ana Mr.. Charles Campbeh
fleming. vn.cl took place this evening az 81
I.,rt q hsIraL The church service, with It's
N. ..ry.iuturuts, has been under the dlfeo-
f.. Ms ca one Knowles, whose elegance
.Hst. and core ness OF social form have ever
f... recognized by tho distinguished circle III
r... -.. moves, ana the grace aud beauty OF
g.. .-... Pageant was something long 20 be re-
....-,..
CROWD AND DECORATIONS.
E...Hr.h was crowded, for Miss Gay num-
'.t... ...ris hy legiOEs and Mr.. tlemlng IS
...s..sn wa IN many delight 10 honor. Inc
.r.... were principally OF WhNe eud
.tlu,lgmums, the taehlonhble hover
....t...r. The costumes Of the bridesmaids'
.s uw we're some or tue most ghted ~
..e '.- most charming young women IN AZ
..... a.rH 0f yellow and white Alternately
l... . -.yic- approved and becoming.
the BRIDES COSTUME.
Ns uay was welded in toilet Of heavy
V mo trimmed with lace OF exquisite de-
E...II d s9't arraugement Ut ostrtcn plumes.
.....al iu her hand a bouquet OF white car
.- After The ceremony the attendants
end. ..v intimate friends were entertained az
..u " the BRIDE = brother, Mr., Edward
b. ... .ue decorations we're in Keeping win
r' ..fs lf the wedding and the pride Rnu
f.U received congratulations. AT tnluilleh,
".. .H't roe city for an extended northern ehu
rr-' u ,..r. Miss Gay IL more than supply q
H.... uruNer of Atlanta's most distinguished
.. She is a woman Of strength ana sin
u..t. ~ personal lOvoliuoss, harmonious with
D.. -.-,l. power and spiTRHsls beauty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-18
sg.TAlNs BAD WEATHER.
,,.,f Losses 10 Agricultural Districts
from Floods.

.--t-er- American cable 20 the Dispatch.}
r.,-.y November 17.--There appears TO
,...rE 90 The stories Of damage result
Fam. no rhsnIui1gly bad weather mat mas
.......y fu Great Britain. In Somerset
f.. southwest counties, numerous rivers
.... ..rr.v.i tHclr bGnss and inundated q
. ..-t.r uI tto finest agricultural land.
..r.f .roEo away and water IS pour n 2
,a... r.rgassc 10 has already caused "a
80. sI.HrN, and unless the bteaN can DC
.r.r.. me loss will be enormous.