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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
Donation-Day at the Baptist Home for
Aged Women.

IO-m0TT0W VIII Dc OUStrYcu As uOnHIIOu-
day at the Baptist Home for Aged Women.
A moro LeautifIl way to celebrate Thanksgiving
day at this institution, which cOmmend4 itself 10
an who are charita bly, inclined, could hardly be
imagined. The lady managers viii De present
all during the day and will DO thankful for con-
tributons Of provisions, clothing, or any articles
that can be made Of practical use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL eRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES or rHs WORLD
Prices for Aronsy. Bonds stocks, crsin'
Tobacco. Cotton. Sr. and tn Coa-
neetion Herewith the wsa-
shsr fndicatieeA
lpr tsIarnph . ,he pIspa.cn.l

r. WASHINGTON. ID. g., November
Irllp La Forecast for Virginia and
w North Carolina; Continued cooler
westerly winds; fair weather;
slightly warmer and fair Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

54J<e., receipts, I491e bushels; stecs,
s0.433 busbsss; saIes. 10000 bushe1H
southern corn steady; white, fEt<sc ysii1Ss
47a57c. Oats rrfn. white, western, 4oc. ASH
ed. No. mixed, western. 3aa58t<c; sftrks
if7,723 bushels. Bye nrn: No Z, elVz19
sf,3s; receipts, 2.739 basnss STOCK, fo$.tsl
bushels. Hay irm, good 10 cncice simotnyf
s13as15. Grain freights qnict end sfes1y Ana
unchanged. Cotton qulet and steady; middno{,
Sc Provisions 1rfp. Butter steady And nrins
Esss steady a, 2Ta2sc. Coffee steady: Rio ear
goes, fasr. lie; No. z, 1870 sexg nfm,
sseonz, and unchanged. Copper nncftQnEtd
whiskey Grm aud unchanged Peanas an
changed.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November 24.-Wbeat vas dul and
lower. Thsl!ght trade vas attributed 20 tho do
mcfalized condition 81 the wires 70 the East,
which cut OF both news and orders. Cables wtre
lower, there was an increase % 2,0Do,oco
bushels "a ocean passage. and the local senti-
moat was bearish- Tho oorn-pit was tho centre
of interest during the DAY as II was yesterday.
Cash quotations: Flour steady end IN
changed. No. spring wheat, 92izae25sc.
No. 2 red. 92SSa923{,. No. 3 corn, 661ke. NO
oats, $50. Pork, ss.45ass.50. Lard. %. t0a
sg.I2IS. Sbort-ribs, s5.6Oas0: 6ry-saited
shoulders, s4.25ast.371% short-clears. sS.soa
90. whiskeY. sI.Is.
a.. t.tt. a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
RAl STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November 24.-yrginia
tO-iOs. 40 asket: do. 3's, 0o}4a6oA; Baltimore
and Ohio stock. 101kRl03; Northern Central
stock. 10 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern ists, 1OOl6aI01; 10. Sd Incomes, S{<nD; Con-
solidated gas bonds, 1l3 bid; do. stocks 43Isa
a48iE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
po.,b of,vrs I'll. pfeMahon.

Mrs. T. j. McMahon died at her resi-
dence. No. 1875 Reservoir street, at o'clock
ms morning. Deceased was the wife Of o .gsr
Mcmahon, OF tho Third police district. be fu-
moral will take place from the residence at 3
O'Clock to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
ro.S,eh,,. serv Ice al Broad-strset.

Tho service at Broad-Street Methodist
ohureh to-nipht win be Of unusual interest.
n vii 10 the first Wednseday-night prayer
s,,esting IN the new conference year, and the
congreeation Will turn on. Ia large numbers 70
Welcome Or. Tudor back Tor his second years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
Church Blown Down on Children.
fu, tafoyrsv.r n, fha DfsnateN

PTrrBURG, Pa. November PA special
from Bdiefonte says: A church at
Ilockla, ten miles from this place, vas blown
doEn on q number y children who had sought
refuge from tho storm. John Barner and Elias
Dink were fatally injured and several others Sc
vsrciy hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
'PossUA-nUETTNG.
A LOCOMOTIVE SADLY wREoKEO.
The Engineer aud Fireman Severely
sealded-Arriyai Of the Old Rebel.

sealded-Arrivai Of the Old Rebel.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WINDSOR. N. c., November n.-0ne Of
the locomotives OF the Caskie and Roanoke
railroad ran on the track about two miles
from town last night. The locomotive
was a complete wreck, and the damages are es-
tirnated at $4,000. The engineer. Groman, ami
several OF the train hands we're scalded aud
burned very severely.
good many accidents have happened ON
this road and several persons have been killed
since Il began operations tn this county.
QUITE Ill.
Mrs. W. Z. Bernard. widow Of DR.. s. A. Ber-
nard, Of this county, "a quite sick. Her husband,
the late Or. s. A. Bernard, was originally Of VIZ
ginia and member OF the family Of Bernards OF
which Judge Bernard, OF Petersburg, Is men,
Der.
Samuel NJ. Gregory, the Old Rebel banloist,
arrived in town last night and viii give several
exhibitions Ia tho county. The " Old Rebel Is
quite popular here and large crowds attend has
musicals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

NV YoaK, November Alone and one
eighth inches Of water fell in the Croton
Watershed yesterday. Commissioners 0hry
thints tho storm postponed lndeaniteiy tho
danger Of water famine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
south American scourtie. strong.

I7I'IhF1IsT
LoSpoN, ENG. November A.-South
American securities were strong on the
London stock market to-day. Brazilians adj
vanced z per cenL, bot afterwards receded per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
Governor HoveY's succe.sor.

ny IIITFfIIIIsT
INDIANAPOLIS, ISr., November A.-Lieu-
tenant-Ciovernor IT,. Chase TO-DAY took the
oath as successor % the late Governor noSoy as
Chief Executive of Indiana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

A VERY LARGE EAGLE KILLED.
An Abusive and Defiant Colored Virago-
1---t-t.. - oh... r-,,,y
IODpiaihI oi "h"T' N1Vp9'
rCorrosrondonca ~ the Richmond Dispatch


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
WINDSOR, n. c., November 23.-0scar
Spiller. auegro now living few miles from
here. on Saturday killed an eagle which
measured seven feet three inches from TAP
to TIP
Hsrsy Wallis, coored Yirago, on Saturday
evening took possession OF Granville street aud
held IL Tor over an hour, curslng and abusing
every body that came along, and blocked the
street I'D 20 that no one could pass. The oncors
Attempted 20 arrest her and they we're poTerless
for come time. At length they caught her, but
sbe broke loose from them and fortified herself
In her cook-shop and daAsd them for some time
CAPTUEsD AsD FINED.
At last a force strong enough - arrest her was
collected and she vas carried before the mayor,
who apsd her ga. The nne wac inadequate for
her offence bat the mayor hned her all that
could be enforced under the ordinance Of the
town.
he farmers continue 10 complain OF the short
ness OF the crops, especially peanuts and cotton,
as less than half as l1cn VIII DO gathered as
there was lass year.
'POs5UA-nUETING.
'Poesan-hunting Is the fayorite pastime Of
nlany OF tho young men, and sometimes they arc
yery successful. Saturday night party went
out and caught seven 'pOssums and one coon.
Mr. A. g. ROsene has email Japan persim-
Jncn-tres in his G0Eer-garden. On ono Of the
branches there are thirteen persimmOns, The
other branches are bare and nave never Deen
known to have any fruit on them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
NEWPORT NEWS COURTHOUSE.
Imposing Masonic Ceremonies at the
Laying OF the Cornerstone.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NEwPoRr NEWS, Va, November "a
Several thousand people witnessed the
ceremonies attending the laying OF the
cornerstone Of the new courthouse IN IN
ms city to-day. The affair Was conducted by
Rre,nond Lo8ge, No 24I, Ancient Free and 40
ceptod Nasons, aud was magni1cent success.
The stone bears the name Of all the county
,o9icers. including that OF Judge Gunther, or the
Circuit Court, aud George A. Moser, OF NorIolk,
the architect ,,,o
Tbe exercises were commenced at halt-part
o'clock with a parade, which was participated IN
nv Inc Huntington Rides and the Masonic lodge
and the Fire Department Of this city, and the
Hampton CommHndory, knights Templars,
members Of the Blue Lodge, and Fire Depart
ment OF Hampton.
TIKI ADDRESS
An excellent address was delivered by Right
Woraiipfnl George II. Ray OF Richmond.
Grand-Naster j. BowATd Nayt presided. The
ceienratiou lastel until o'clock, when tho yisit-
fc,, Nssons snt down 20 a splendid banquet 90
the Warwick The cornerstone eontsiaed many a,
contributiops from citizens, including copies OF
the Sun. CoIan,srofll Dispatch, and Norfolk Er-
gta,da.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
Big Fire In Minneapolis.
ra.. ..t.,....,. -, 81, thn Dfanafeh ]

MrsSEApo11s, MINI, November PA
Ere here last night destroyed the hve-
story building occupied by the North-Star Boot
and Shoe Company. The loss is estimated TO be
s35O,OOO. Il is fully covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, NOyen Dor 24.--oFPEHfS5s-Whe
1,II6 bushels Corn, 1885 busnelA Oats,
$40 bushels.
SAL.a Wheat 90S bushels. Corn, 1,222
bushels. Oats, $40 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WagAT.-IOngbsrry slasl.07. Mixed. 08c.a
sl.O}. snortDerrY, yjc.asL06. No. 2 red,
BLOB.
CoRs.-Whits Virginia, new, 50a54c. No. 2,
55c. Mixed No 2. 52a53c.
OArs-No.2 2, 3Sa39c. No. 8, %a3ec. Winter
flor seed, 0Uao5c.
AVE -utagsc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

The truth will shine out-No other house
DOES-EYER DtD-or EVER WILL sell such
STERLING QUALITIES at such Low PRICES
AS WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

DE Giers and the French OF Gooa Terms.
PARrs, November 24.-M. Ribot, Minister
NJ Foreign Affairs, said to-day that the
ytews Whieh had been exchanged between we
french Minister and N. do Giers during ire ~,
tsr's soiourn IN this city we're Of q iEiehdy ana
,,.cf6. nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
els Ler BroIson 10 = Row.

The case AGAINST john L. Miller and W.
= Eistnher Tor feloniously assaUlting aud
hreskIrg The leg OF David Gillian IN tho West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
rng roNK URN.

The tone OF tho market, however, was gene
rally firm within narrow limits, and vhile first
prices we're generally lower than those ~ last
evening, the inai figures are generally hig
The coal stocks we're strong on good buying.
Among tho other stocks which displayed some
strength were Erie. Burlington, Wheeling, ana
Lake Erie preferred. The graneers a. rule
we're unusually quiet, owing 70 tho interruption
OF communication with Chicago, the shrnkass
in business being especially notable In ~. raul
and az a rule there were only slight fluctuations
In those shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

/ have resumed business at nay same
stand, 1902 east Main street, Richmond,
Va. Your patronage will now be appreci-
ated more than ever before.
Specialties Medicinal Liquors, Teas,
and Family Groceries, Cigars and To-
bacco.
Sole agent for Due do Montebello
Champagne and Reeds Bitters.
JuLigN BINFoRD. Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
THE MooUGALD MURDER TRIAL.
Several Other Witnesses ExamIned--The
Prisoners Previous Good Character.


Prisoners Previous Good Character.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
FAYETrEvILLE, N. c., November A.-The
testimony of Edgar Gillespie in the Nc
DOugald-CronOley trial. who alleged that
McDougald came to his house April 22d
and called for wstcr and towel between day
break and sunrise, has been weakened possibly
by reputation II bad character; and the evi-
dence Of John Williams, who alleges he occupied
one room IN the house with Gillespie at that
time, and that neither Gillespie nor his wife we're
at home; while Stephen Mclean testified that
Gillespie told him Il was AcDougald. Another
important witness, r. r. Devane, OF Red Springs,
says he boarded freight train on tho Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad near Wakulla
and rode about three or four nlos 70 ReJ
Springs April 2lst, and noticed only ono pas
seuger on board. lie had a short conversation
with him about the growth Of Tel springs and
how long the train would stay there, but
couldn't cay the prisoner at the bar was the
man; that the man he saw vas taller ard had
no duster, bat might have had vali5e, and he
never saw the extra freight on that day.
RETIRING.
BY other witnesses the prisoner proved that he
was OF a retiring disposition and nature, rather
than bold and that threats OF lynchiug had been
circulated In Robson aud about LcWronDurg
before and after he left the country; Willard
Moore alleging that McDougald I'D the killing {;
by Captain HaddOck, Of the Carolina Central,
that he collected tickets as usual on his train be
tween Marton and Alma April 22d, aud noticed
10 one with backing about she face; by Mckay
Mckinnon that the uuders1irt found So the
bridge was finer than rafting hands coIld Afford
10 wear; by Neill Conoiey that D. A. NcDougald
came 20 his fathers house one dry the latter part
Of April last with clothes found az CAnpbelps
Bridgs, which were stolen that night and by
Enc Couoley, McDOuEads grandmother, that
she was at homo that night.
REPORT OF A PISTOL.
Some one outside called ont 10 know n that
was where john Wilkes lived, giving their name
bs Lum Johnston, Then sim ConOley went 70 the
door and at the request OF the stranger agreed
20 put him IN the path that led through a heid
10 Wilkes house: that they had boon gone but
q short while before the sharp report 81 pistol
rang out; that the man who gayo lis name AZ
Lum Johnston WAS taller Than McDourald aud OF
an entirely different build and dressed In black
clothes. In CverY Instance NcDOugald has suE-
tanned a reputation Tor an unspotted character
up to this accusation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
NEM YORK srocK MARKer.

NEW YORK. November A.-There was
continuation Of the lack of teleeraphic
communication with the outside world to-day,
especially with the West, and the stock market
showed the effect Of this in diminished dealings
and practical stagnat0n. Had Il not been for
the coal shares the trading would have been ut-
terly devoid Of interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FLoUR. -Welaote: gine s3.75ast; supernne,
"a. 25aS4.5O; extra. s4.75; family. s5as5.}3;
patent family, 55.50as5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

Hickok's No. /, II. D. G., FIG, and caro-
line sun-Cured are Pure, Clean. apa Ih0ice
sun.Crfed Tobacccs. iyJthe1a'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
GEORGE 4. WYLpe A elaAMlsT.
lie Marries In Greensboro and Has wife
and Six Children in England.


Especial telegram 10 tho Dispaich.l
GREENSBORO, n. c., November 24.-rhe
citizens Of Greensboro Will Ice cousidera-
bly, SURPRISED tomorrow morning TO hear
Of the arrest OF Mr. George III. Wylde, OF
Klnston, for bigamy. Mr. Wyido has lived until
recently for several years ln GfeenslOco, Dit
was known 20 have come nom England about
ten years ago, and up 20 tho present time has
borne "A good character a5 citizen OF this city
and was prominent man IN tho Young Mems
Christian Association AZ this place. Ho was tu
fact, excessively religious In his tastes.
GREAT LADIES ban.
Wilde gas a grclt ladies' man. and notWitg-
standing tho fact that ho frequently dropped an
d where no ought nj tho ladies' -cNmod % be
very fond OF his so'i'iy. About q month ago the
Greensboro papers announced the marriage Oi
,Ir. George Wyld'. then Of hinsion y C., 20 Hiss
Lizzie Monroe OF this town. Tie ceremony was
performed 10y the Rev. hr. WiuratO, Of tho Bap-
iist church. The bride Was daughter OF
Mr.. ". Vi. Monroe, proprietor OF tho Monroe
House, and apparently very respectable old
gentleman. About the dime OF the marriage q
Tumor got anoat ia this place 10 tho effect that
wide had a wife In England, and young lady
who had received attention from Wylio wrote TO
some ono In England making inquiries about
the matter.
In few weeks letters were received by the
Rev Mr.. Wingate, and also by the young lady,
from the Rev. j. w. Comfort, Of Brom's Grove,
England, stating that be knew Wyide very well,
having been his pastor while he lived there, and
that he had n vile and SIX children living, and
that his wife was In great distress at the news OF
her husbands per1dy. He also stated that up
to month ago the wife had re-
celved money regularly, but hor husband
had written that he was sick and
not working Upon receipt Of Rev. hr. Comforts
letter Mr. Monroe was informed Of the facts, and
a warrant vas sworn Out and the sheriff OF Gull
ford county telegraphed 70 the sheriff NJ Kin
stOn 60 hold Wylde Tor bigamy, which was done
at once Mr. Monroe took the dONu train this
morning for Kinston with the necessary papers
for his detention.
ARRESTED.
telegram was received here this afternoon
stating that Wylde had been arrested az o'clock
this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
BusIne.,-Hou.es Burned.

10y E7IVsI0VH " 1IIV D17F1-NUsI
Urea, N. Y. November 2i.--A FIRE at
Hon to-day destroyed q number OF busi-
ness-honses. The losses aggregated 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
Camacho Governor OF the Bank Of Spain.
tBv Apglo-American cable 20 tina Dispatch.l

MADRID, November Zf.--Ihe goNeTnoF-
offarsd 10 senior Camacho, but some doubt was
entertained whether no would accept the posi-.
ZION az n was understood that II he 80 deslred
lie could have the portfolio OF the Ministry 81
finance. To-day, however, Senior Camacho &C
cepted the gOyornorshlp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear, pleasant, and very agreeable.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door OF the D1spArcH Office Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
BURGLARS Ros AJupags HOME.
Preparations Made TO Receive the Thieves
Proves Futile.

Correspondence Of the Redmond Dispatch-I
GREENSBORO, n. C., November 24.-Bur-
glars struck this town last night and en-
tered the residence Of Judge David
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
Now LIE.

Since Mr.. Julien Binford has gotten In
his new stock of Groceries, Liquors. &C.,
our neighborhood has assumed q live aud
vigorous appearance. 1902 east Main, two
doors below DIsPATcH office. is his store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
NORFOLK PEANUTNARKEr.

IN'VNIIHI TOT No HI8VAN'usT
NovEHHER 24.--MarSet FIRM. Prime, 2fcs
extra prime 3iSc.; fancy, sac. factory hand
pickrd. 34a4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORToF RICHMOND, NoyEAsER24. is0L
ARETyED.
steamer Ariel, Dsyo. Norfolk, msrvaaadiss
and passengers "a b. Tatun, vice-prosidsnE
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New i0rk,
merchandise and passengers; George W. Alien
q Co, agents
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOvsEBES2i, lssL
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire, SNOW Providence mer-
cnandise. ,,..- -.
Steamship Charlotte, N!ckle, Baltimore mef-
chanilse and passenger.
Steamer Elm City, Waikerton, mer'handss
and psssengers
SAILED
Steamship Berkshire. Norfolk.
steamer Kim Guy, WalkorIon' merehsnaise
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

Yew had on his person bunch OF three Keys
,yhi-b he sail we're car keys belonging 20 the
baltimore aud Ohio road. lie had another curl
0us.l0okine instrument, which he said Was a
switch-key, but railroad men al hOust II say II
ia not IL was suspected that this instrument
was for the purpose OF turning keys IN locks
from the outside OF doors; and the instrument,
saws Mayor Guthrie, MAS operated successfully
ON all the locks On which IL was tried by mo
authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
HARD-FoUoHT FOOTBALL GAME.
An Impromptu wsshington-Lee Team
Tackled the PriuceiSns.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.

ISporlal telegram 70 lut BltDhlIlsJ
LEXINGTON. Va, November A.-When
manager Sale, of the Washington and Lee
football team, received a telegram last
nipht that the Princeton consolidated
team would be here to-day be was a very much
surur'ged man, az ho had wired thom not 10
come, but the message had not been received.
So although tho University team had dlsbanded
a week ago, he went % work and selected team
60 line up against the nOrihenerS. Several
members OF tho old team refused TO play and
their places had 20 be filed by "subs," and be-
sides this not man on the team bad had any
practice for O week. Notwithstanding TINS the
team played and hold their opponents down 10
two touch-downs.
At 4 O'Clock the teams linod up as follows:
TuB TEAMS
Washington and Lee: Albright right end;
Lucas, right tacslej Aart2, rieh5 guard stone,
centre: keisjer, left guara; Mctae LETT tacklei
Allen, lett end; Norton, quarter back; HaIrls,
right half back; Carmichael, lett half back;
McCnleb, fun back.
Princetons: Corcoran, right end; maie'
rlght tackle; Murray, right guard; Beye-
ridge, centre; Riggs, lett guard; Hender-
son, left tackle Woodbridge, lett end; Barclay,
quarterback; Stearus, right hall BACK ran
dOlph, left halt back; Newton. fun back. Jm-
pire. Mr. Woods, OF Washington and Lee; re-
fierce, Mr.. White, Of Princeton.
The homo team played very well, oil things
taken into consideration, the features OF the play
being the blocking, tRckllng, ana running OF NC
CALEB, Carmichael and Hart' Alibrguts tack
ling aud breaking through deserves especial
ncntiOu. For the visitors the best work was
done by COrcoran, Randolph, and Newton.
Professor Graves and wife VIII entertain tho
members OF the law class OF Washington and
Lee University at their residence tomorrow eve
ming.
the annual Thanksgiving german OF tho uni
verssty CotillOn club win take place IN Nc
Crums Han tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
A Democratic N. Y. Asssmblymaa Dead

ALBANY, N, ". November A.-Willism
l.. Murphy, Democratic member Of the
Assembly elect. Is dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

NEW YORK COTTON FCTURES
Nkw YORK, November 24.-Cotton--Net re-
eelpts. III balee; gross, 20.ST2 baies Failures
ciosei hrni sales, tiG,sO0 bales; November.
S7.9OasE92. December s7.91a31g2; January,
tSli: February 1927 March, ss.4iasSf2;
Apfn. sS.53afS.54; May, sS.64asS.e5 June,
sS.74asA7i; July, eS.SiasSS3; August es.eOs
1891; September. SS.S2aSS.S4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

% Oi liatcil htV'Ao, A"A ~
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The market closed quiet 10 dull, but drm,
generally nj the best prices. Lacsawanna
shows gain OF %, Jersey Central 3, aud Read
ing Ia Sales Of listed stocks, l9l 600.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
EUsnind.-Exchange quiet and nrin at 4Sl1ta
4S5 Commercial bills, 4SOa4S3i6. Money easy
al 3a5: closing offered at p Sub-Treasury bal
ances-Coln, 3lO9, 100000: currency, SI,flo,-
COZ. Governments dull and easier; per Cents
III. State bonds entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
LORD LYTToN DEAD.
He Expires Suddenly at His Post in Paris
Of Heart Disease.

(By AnglO-American cable % the Dispatch.I
PARIS, November 24.-The Right Hon:
1dTsrd Robert Bulwer-Iytton, Earl of
Teton. British Ambassador TO France,
died suddenly to-day of heart disease