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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fRennrted Tor the Dispatch.l

RICHMOND, November 23-Reyenue colec-
lions to-day: Cigars ana cigarettes, "a, 34s.20
tobacco, 3,532. 14-total, S7,SS0.S4.
Private sales: Filters, 8; wrappers, 10 darss,
O-total, 3S hOgsheads.
Crenshaw was the only warehouse With sales
to-day. Tomorrow all viii sci. First sale at
shockoe, second ~ Cror shaws, and third &C shel-
harness. The dark b.eak viii be quite fun and
unless weather, now so cold, grow0 worse there
will DO a good bright break AZ Shelburne's open
ing sale, and at Painters Warehouse also.
colonel Thomas Mason, Of Winston Tobacco
Journal, Is in tho city. Mr.. John A. Hages has
been In several southern tobacco markets and
reports prices very high n low grades and more
reasonable on grades above Is cents
Mr.. Edward j. OBrien, tho Louisville tobacco
broker, Is on his FIRST trip 70 our market with
HEADQUARTERS at Mr. L. II. Lightioot's ONCE.
Our warehouses for loose sales Of tobacco
should be kept cleaner. The driving Of teams
oyor the Goors make anything but cleaniy or
agreeable sight.
Desperate efforts are raid 10 be made by inte-
rior markets 10 prevent the bright crop from
com NJ 10 this market II guaranteed price
won't work, then the crop Is bought outright.
Nevertheless those tactics arc likely 10 prove
suicidal and 10 this markets ultimate beneht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
THREE sAooeArHs.
Antouio n. PirEini. Theodore vail, and
Charles Dabney Morris.

Mr. Antonio N. Pizzini. son OK the late
Antonio Pizzini and brother OF Messrs.
John A. and Joseph Pizzini. who survive
him. died suddenly yesterday morning
about o'clock in his room IN Goddins
building.
The deceased was one Of the oldest
mailing clerks In the city. and served in
that capacity for years on the Wig, AZ
the time of his death he was maiiing-clerk
on the Times. having held this position
since the suspension of the Wig. lie was
kind hearted. accommodating. and gene
rous to fault, and had not an enemy that
any one knew of. He was about torty-six
years old and unmarried, and most OF his
eRrningshe contributed toward the sup
port of his brother, John A. Plzzini, VINO
is parslyzed aud unable to do anything at
all.
The funeral will take place from. Sc.
Peters Cathedral at 3 o'clock this afser-
noon.l
Mr.. THEODORE VAIL
A sad death occurred Of 81. Luke's Home
Sunday. On Wednesday last Mr.. Theodore
Vail aud his sister, Miss Daisy, OF New
York. came 10 Richmond TO act the one az
groomsman and the other as bridesmaid az
the wedding of Mr.. Henry BONNER ana
Miss PInkie Lyons. Mr.. Vail was unwen
HAltu nc ltIt new lDlht Dtb t4o4'ae.N
keep up long enough 20 participate IN the
wedding festivities. He then consulted
DR.. Oppenhimer and Friday evening the
latter called In DR.. Hunter McIuire.
Saturday morning DR.. Mcclure had Dir.
Vail removed TO ST. Luke's Home In or
der that he might operate on him, that
being the only possible chance for LIE.
The operation was performed Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, but not in tune TO
save young Vail. He died about o'clock
Sunday afternoon. The remains were sent
North yesterday morning.
MR. CHARLES d. MORRIS.
Mr.. Charles Dabney Morris died Sunday
at Glamorgan. Caroline county. He was
a son Of DIR. Barton Morris, and was born
in Caroline county forty-three years
ago. In 1878 he came to Richmond
and accepted position with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway under Dir. Con-
way r. Howard, passenger agent. He
continued with that company until seye-
raj years ago, when he was stricken with
paralysis. Mr.. Morris was courteous and
affable and made many warm friends du,
ring his residence in this CITY. His funeral
took place yesterday at Meadow, in Caro-
line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
SPANS NEW CABINET.
Premier Castillo Succeeds IN Filling the
Vacant Portfolios.

Queen Regent Christina, OF Spain, has
approved the following appointments by
Senior Canovas del Castillo, the Prime
Minister, necessitated by the resignation
Of the ministry Saturday. Minister Of
the Interior, Senior Eldnayan; Minis
ter of Public Works. Senior Llnares
Rlvas; Minister Of Colonies, Senior Robledo.
The Other portfolios are assigned as in the
last cabinet, as follows: Minister OF For:
eign Affairs. Duke OF Tetuan; Minister Of
Justice, Senior Yillayerde; Minister Of War,
General de Azcarraga Minister OF Marine,
Admiral Beranger Minister Of Finance,
Senior Cos-Gsyon; Minister OF Pubic In
struction, Agriculture, and Commerce,
Senior de Isasa.
The financial situation Of the Kingdom
dominated Saturdays crisis. Senior Ca
novas del Castillo has held consultations
with Senior Oamacho and Senior Glrona. a
promenent banker of Barcelona, besides
consulting other finsnciers. IL IS under
stood that if Senior Camacho declines the
eovernorship Of the Bank of Spain he may
take the portfolio of finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
THE RACE RECORD.
wiuning Horses Yesterday at GotteDburG
and Observation-Disclosures.
rBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph to tho Dspatch.l
GuTrFNBURa, n. j.. November PA
driving rain-storm. with the wind blowing
a hurricane, did not interfere with the
racing to-day.
First raoo-fve furlongs-Evenwelght
won Marty b. second, st. James third.
lime, 1:04%i.
Second race-one mile-Alderman Mac
won. Apollo second, Sandstone third.
Time. las.
Third race-seven furlongs Pelham
won; Glenmound second, Vile Marie
third. Time, 1897.
Fourth receive furlongs-Little Fred
won: Romance second, Austral third.
lime, 1914.
Fifth race-one mile and a furlong Ban
quet won; Esquimau second, Now or
Never third. Time, 2;00l5.
Sixth race-soven furlongs-Florimor
won; Circular second, Blackthorn third.
limo, 1872.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, n. D., November 23.-Tbe
following are the results OF the events mere
to-day:
First raoe-six and one huff furlclgs-
Kanesvillo won; Lady NJ. second, Morris
town third. Time, 1868.
Secondrace-fou and one half furlongs-
Ted Gregg won; Copeland second, BlaZa-
way third. Time, 500.
Third race-one and Oue-eighth miles
Sequel won Birthday second. Vevay third.
lime, 2:2G5t.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-l Rub
Der won; Cartoon second. RancOcas third.
Time, 1869.
Fifth race-four and one half furlongs-
Black burn won; Ascot second, Lakewood
third. Time, 1:00R.
sixth race six and one half furlongs-
Repeater won; Paoh second, Hands On
third. Time, l:S0.
GUTENBERG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First receive eighths Of a mile, sell
ing-Once Again, Miss Olive, Marty H.,
Wyndham, 122; Romance, Ballard, Alge-
bra. 30; Elizabeth (tilly), ia; knlck
knack, 1OS; Natalie s., 1867 Lillian 81,
1922 Jardino, 90; Ballard, 13l.
Second race-three fourths OF mile,
selhng-Toano, l07; Dalsyran, l04 May
wood. lO2: MONDAY, 90; Rushlight, %.
Third rqce-three fourths of a mile, sell
ing-PeruWan, ITO: Warpaint (colt), Adal-
PISA (colt), 1885, Uncle Sam, 1906; Gold
wave, lO4; Dago, 1902: tauxpas tcOit),
Rialto, %; Mile Davis, So; George C.,
Sc.
Fourth race-one mile-Mss Belle, 1903 /;
Vortex, 1OS: st. Denis, II; sir George H.,
Joe Courtney, 1902; Lizzie, 100; Bitten,
~.
Fifth race-one mile and quarter-Can
Can, 115: Mountain Deer, l09; Longstrlde,
lO7: Vendetta, Longleaf, 80; Tourist, 81.
Sixth rsce-six and half furlOngs. sell
ing Benefit, 1877; Onaway, 1874; Algernon,
l25; bohemian, lis Gyda, Silent, ll5 /;
Apollo, 1i3: Graft, 40; Nerbena, 1O2; Pa
DIRE, CUrinne, 80; Smuggler, %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
DEATHS.

CIuIINAN.--Died, Monday, the 1Sd IN.
stant AZ 1880 A. NJ, at the residence OF
bis psrents, TIC Brook avenue, OK parsiy-
s;s 81 JOsEPH. tho son Of n. j. and A.
y, Cullinau; aged SIX years ana TWO
Tie funeral will take place from the
above residence "WEDNESDAY ct 3 o'clock
p. NJ Friends OF the family are rsspeps-
fully invited TO attend. IA W..
Baltimore, New York, Boston, sna mo'-
cestcr (Slass.) papers please copy.
DODD.-Died, at Soldiers Home, No.
vember Is, 1891. b. Il. DQDD. sged iSfty-
six years, Of Carrington's battery formerly
of Charlottesville, Va. u.t,..n,,a
Funeral services TO-DAY az h9ly"0oo
by Rev. DR.. Hoge al ii O'Clock a. AZ
JARyI5.-Died. at 1880 o'clock A. M..
November %. 1891. after long ana pain.
ful illness, Mr.. T.. 1. JAhNloi ~ 'he
sixty-hfth year OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place O, as ave
residence. No. rs south Laurei street..
Friends OF the family are invited.
Norfolk, Portsmouth tVai, ana rfeos-
ricksburg papers please copy
M0gRIS.-Died. on Sunday, 22d instant,
Al "Glamorcan,n Caroline county, va.
GHARI, ES DABEEY MORRIS, Oldest SON
OF Inc Iat0 DR.. barton Morris aged ioriy-
His His funeral took place at the Meadow"
yesterday afternoon At o'clock.
PEEDLEToE.- Died, November =. 1891,
at Belle Isle, New Kent county, va. OK
typhoid.feyer, in the twenty;touratns q, year zee.
az her age, Miss q. q. PENDl.EioN,
Youngest daughter OF the late Robert -
and Mrs. q. q. Psndleton.
4 perfect woman. noDly planned. has en-
tered into the heavenly rest.
RIsON. Entered into rest Oetobef 81.
1891. AZ Mvapna Mills, Flnysnna, county,
Va, az the home OF bic brother. Joan W.
Rlson, after an lines. Ok eighteen months.
OF paralysis. WILLIAM A. kiSoN, IN shs
ffty-ssyenth year OF his ags.
TOMLINsON. Died, At the residence OF
her parents, sos north Fourth street Sun
1sst enid o. isaae W. and Mary Z. TOM
| lipson aged three months and six dsgs.
Funeral took place from the above fsss-
dence Yesterday monday AZ $50 r. n
Norfnfk t.as,er. niaAsa COPY
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rlnnrs...lon of ,hs AlIlAnee.

The Supreme Council of the FaTmers'
Alliance at indianapolis adjourned at ~
O'Clock Sunday morning 20 meet next year
at Atlanta. Harrisburg, or san FRANCISCO,
the place TO be decided upon by the TX
ecutiye Committee. A grand summer On;
campmeDt was decided upon, time ana
nlsee BEING ieft 70 a special committed.
TIE COMMITTEES on National Legislation
WAS made 40 of President Polk and
Messrs. Mctune, L. +. Featherstone OF
Arkansas. Page OF Virginia, and owynne
of Texas. The council refused TO give the
reform Press Association any SORT OF en-
dofsespont. and on this account ~. ",
Az er. private secretary TO President foik'
resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
BlMETALLiSM.
'a' I'up. sod International Conference
The Views OF France.

'-' 'i'p scd International Conference
The Views OF France.
.{A'g ..Amercsn cable 70 the Dispatchl
l,t- November 23.-Mr. Seligman, the
49, l..h ..uker who WAS sent to Europe
= No.. -..-Heutauye Of the United State.
'...at Department with the view OF
I'd .t about the holding of an interna-
,.l',rcncs 20 secure the establish
-'-. v' . tuetaihc agreement. has been
en-, o. secure the cooperation OF
.is' Minister Reid presented MIR.
i''l 600 NJ. Rouuef, Minister OF
...-. tu whom Mr.. Seligman set forth
&. ..... OK his mission at length. NJ.
N.'..' gave Nr. Seligman cordial re-
... u expressed his sympathy with
position 70 bring about a common
t-..' between gold and silver. but stated
90. ,' ?. was no: willing 20 take the initia-
'. D. tae matter. He expressed the hope
. lHfiud and Germany might be in
q. 80 cooperate with France 70 bring
a. conference 70 effect the desired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
cLARKsvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

GAINESVILLE, TENN November 2t.--Qu0ta-
tlons Common Tugs. SASS. medium mgA
s3.25as4.25; good iues, s4JOae550; cominon
leaf, s5ae6. So; medium leaf, s1aeS.5O. good
Leaf, 9qasii enc Leaf sil.50asI3.J0; selec-
tions. Sl4aS15.50. Sales Tits week 1903 hogs
heads u 3 old and SS new tOhacco). on account
Of severe cold spell tho offerings we're very
small this week. Market without change
Ane rain began falling last night with mild
weather, which will no doubt give good tobac-
90 seasOn Tor strlpnIng. etc Of Lhe new crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
Severe snov-storm in Iowa.

BURLINGTON, a., November 23.-Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy officials report that
a severe snow-stOrm is raging all along the
line of that road in Central Iowa. At
Creston over SIX inches of snow has fallen.
The storm is moving rapidly eastward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
THE FAMINE AT AN END.

The residents Of Brooklyn breathed a
s;pb of relief when il was announced by
Commissioner Adams tonight that the
break in the conduit had been repaired.
and AZ 500 O'Clock the water was turned on
and the water-famine was al an end. The
eaple on the big bridge was started soon
after. and trains were again propelled by
that means instead of by the steam motors
that had been in use throughout the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
RIchmonders 10 NV York.

IspcclaI teIegFam 70 Ino DsVaVsn.I
NEW YoRK, November 23.-The following
gentlemen from Richmond are registered
al the hotels here to-day r, Cunning
ham, Aston Ri. Heudle, Earles @. h.
Ryland, j. w. Womaok, i. u. Smith, st.
Denis, Il. Maury, ID. n. Williams, St
James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
GRAM ANo COLON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. 23.--OFFEsNGs Wheat,
3,796 bushels. Corn, l,32S basnels oats,
1,03S bushels Rye, "a bushels.
bushes. Oats. 80 bushels. Rye, "a bushels
QUOTATIONS.
wHEAr-Iongberry, s1Atl.07. Mixed. Dscs
el.OU. snortperry. UOc.asL 00. No red,
1l.05.
CoRs.--White. Virgins, new, 50a5tc. No. 2,
55aoGe. Mixed No. 2. J2a53c.
oArs-Nos =, 30a40e. NC. 3, 37a3so. Winter
for seed, 5OA5jc.
hYR-B2agSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
cov,,ror royey., Condit,on critical

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. November 29.-Gov-
ernor Hoyey's condition at az early hour
this morning is critical. He is sinking
rapidly aud his friends have almost gwen
mn bona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24

have resumed business az my sans
stand, 1909 east Main street, hlcninoha'
Va Your patronage will now be appreoi-
ated more than ever before;
specialized Medicinal Liquors, Teas
and Family Groceries, Cigars aud To-
sole agent for Due dc Montebello
Champagne and Reeds Bitters.
JULlEE BNToRD. Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
BAD crnh New, from rndla.

ByAnglo-Amorican cable 70 the'Dispatch.l
CALCUTTA, November 23.-Discouraging
crop reports are received from the presi-
dency of Madras. The cotton crop in the
districts Of Bellary, Kurnool, and Cudda-
,pah, in that presidency, has proved an
almost total failure, while in oeveral other
districts the grain crops are whitening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
lln-nalllng Ae,ien ln Au.trla.

H'A-sl- American cable % the Dispatch.l
c'iNsA. November 2S. Tho Executive
i..-15i'iee o. the Vienna Jockey Club
e ''s aes led % exclude professional book
f,-s's nom the clubs race-couTse. IL IS
,'.i purpose 10 check, II possible. the
T go .i .le Vennese public for betting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
Cotton Jettisoned and Damaged.

10y AngIO-hmericAn cHbIe 70 Tue Dlsphtch.I
LONDON, November 49, The Bleville, at
Liverpool. from Savannah. reports that
her deck-house was discovered 10 be on
fire while at sea- Some bales of cotton Of
her cargo were jettisoned. Others were
damaged by water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
ChiInren snnnented.

pt'IA'gl,-AmoFican cable 70 the Dispatch
ii.lts, November 23.--trhe children be-
~ ls 70 an English family named Trump
ILL.,. seuoeated at their home In the Rue
4. an ~. cue to-day, G red hot stove having
e...15ile u Uedsiead IN the absence OF the
'--2ieL's pafeuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
FIRE AND no WATER.

Before noon fire broke out in the three
story and basement brOwn-stone house at
an Carroll street, Brooklyn. The fremen
had no water and began tearing down the
bouses on either side to prevent the spread
Of the flames. Before much work had been
done, however. the flames were subdued
no ira exit ngulgneTs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
FINANCIAL
- na~f~nHraFslH ~ e. ~ -
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN at 6 per cent per annum
on long time on pure endowments secured By
improved real estate in cities and towns
The maturity OF these end0wments Z, bles
the borrower TO repay the loan whea Il E%'nes
due.
Payment on these endOwments and int vt on
loans payable in monthly instslments. z :, full
information call on or address
THE LIFE-INsuRANCg COMPANY ora,
corner Ninth and Main streets, Richmofl va.
no g4-1g,gFSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
BROOKLYN WATeR-FAMlsHED.
A Broken COnduit-Eo steam Power
Thousands without Work.
BY telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

BROOKLYN. n. Y, November 23.-This
city is having a water-tamine, due to the
bursting Of the conduit Saturday. The
BROOKLYN bridge cable is stopped and loco
motives are being used to shove people
across the bridge. All factories, elevators,
and hotels using steam have had their
water turned of, and as result nifty thou
sand people have no WORK. IL WIN DO AZ
least tomorrow before the necessary re-
NARA can be made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
Moan tempetature. ............,
New VOaK STOCK MARKET.


New YORK, November %. Tho stock
market to-day was an irregular one. and
the movements were co ntradictory among
the leading stocks, but there was real
weakness nowhere save in the Coalers, aud
the net result Of the days operations IL
that very great majority of the list -
only slightly changed from last weeks AZ
ures. 4 notable feature Of the tradi ng
was tho absence Of buying orders from the
bull party who operated so boldly last
week and, discovering this, the bears con,
centrated their efforts upon the Coal
stocks. and these stocks show consider.
able losses. Vanderbllts aud Grangers
were strong.
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
3i4 900 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Ereninq.- Exchange quiet and steady at
4sl a4sit6. Commercial bills, 4ssa45j.
Money easy at 3a5 closing offered at !.
Su0-Ireasury balances-Coin. i09,44O.VW;
currency. 81, GO4 .O00. Governments dull
and strong; per cents. llj2l. State bonds
dull but steady.
crorR offork rrONl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
UNIVERSAL suseRAos N BELGIUM

Nhfess IL u Granted as Fromised Ihcre
WIN he Another General Strike.
by Anglo-American sable 10 the Dispatch.l
BRussrfs. November 23-Deleeates from
the various labor organizations Yesterday
decided that unless the Government
shortly fulnls It's promise 10 grant uni
versal suffrage in Belgium they would
again begin a general strike % force the
granting OF their demands. Some months
ago there was a great strike Of Belgian
wofkmen for universal suffrage and II was
only on a promise OF the Cabinet. as yet
uniulalled. 10 grant universal suffrage that
the strike was called of. At present the
payment Of direct taxes amounting to
forty francs per year Is o prerequisite to
voting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
mARINE INTELLfGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20, 1901
tu.ra..A

HOkIOE AlGuMOAD. NOEEhbLh EGf 1ooA-
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers George W. Amen
schooner John Curtis, Williams, Baltimore,
coal, Wake & Ballauh
schooner Emily II. Naylor, Wilson, Philadel-
phia, coal, s. II. Halves.
Schooner William L. Elkins, frainDers, Fhlia-
delphia, coal, S. II. HaWez-
Schooner ]. NJ. Broomall, Gaudy, Philadelphia,
coal, ). H. Halves.
phia, coal, S. II. HAYES.
schooner Lille Falkenburg, Loveland, New
York light, to load lumber.
Schooner W. II. Kennel, Uppincott, New York.
plaster, Warn or Moore 4 Co.
Schooner Mamie saunders, Steelman, Eddy
vile, cement, Warner Mco.e & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel Deyo, Norfolk, mercnandlss
and passengers II B. fstum. Yice-president
PORT oPNEWPORP NEWS, Nov. 90, 1891
tBy telegraph
Arrived.
Steamship Deremore, Savannah, to coal, and
Schooner II. Ii. Ogden, New York, for coal
Schooner T. =. Mansfield, Boston, for coal
Schooner Tecumseh, Boston, for coal
Barge Helicon, New York, for coal
Barge Yonkers. New YORK, for coal
Barge Independent. New YORK, for coal
PORT OF WEST POINT. NovEMsER 23, 1901
by telegraph.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore. pas
sengers ana general carg1.
Steamship Fairfax, March, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamship Ctr Of Atlanta. Dole, New York,
general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Fairfax, Norfolk, passengers and
general cargo.
steamship Baltimore. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo
Steamship City Of Atlanta, Norfolk, general
cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL ehAET BUSINESS
CENTRES or Ts's WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. stacks. Grsins
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Com
nsction Herewith the wea-
Their Indications
fByteIorrspn 70 The DIspaich.l

IBy Telegraph 70 tnS Dl7VStonsI
p wAsmSorox. d. c., November
lIllR lbs. Forecast for Virginia: Fair
nv" weather; colder; westerly winds;
with moderate cold wave; colder
and fair Wednesday.
For North Carolina: Colder; fair
weather: brisk west winds. with mode
rate cold wave; cooler and fair Wednes-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
MARKETS BY TsLeGRAPts

Ft0uR. -wequO,s: fine, s3.75as4; supernus,
ga 25asA5O; extra. s675; family e5as5.s5.
patent family, s5.0Oas0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24

esS- NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH
NIssIOS. The Rev ]. EDwAsp Ssira,pt kssfons
Nd. viii lecture on WEDNESDAY, Nlsnt AZ e.cl~'8s
Al snuiih's New Hail. sos north nitA .;fsse
mas Bfosa, tae subject being 1hs khxso
ss9.es u Man alter pszin.s Al Ase voeenA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
More About the Storm North.
Try tnlerranh 70 the Dlanhtch.1
rIIE sroRN IN NV YoRK.

NV YORK, November 23.-The metropo-
lis experienced a touch of the STORM, but
not much damage was done. The storm
PLAYED havoc with the telegraph-wires.
Wire Chief Mitchell, of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, said that the coast
Orleans. and Florida were all lost. Out of
the one hundred wires to Washington but
one remained intact. Beyond Baltimore
All thu wires are down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-24
HEAVY RAINFALL.

A half inch of rain fell. To the north il
was much heavier, while in the Ohio and
Mississippi Valley it was as great as. two
and three inches, threatening the destruc-
ton of the levees. Enough rain has fallen
In the CrotOn watershed TO avert TEMPO
rarily any water famine.
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eovery from the stack Of fever from which
be IL suffering.
vIsff FROM THE QUEEN.
The Queen. who returned 20 Windsor
Castle from Belmoral on Saturday, visited
her grandson this morning and spent some
time az his bedside.
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T (, George WIN Probably recover

H. IKE wiz tf"peUis
~ Aasio-Ameriean cable 10 the Dispaioh.l
H. ~.NP POS. Noyembef29. "A bulletin Issued
-, 9arloofough House TINS morning
lns's. VA every Indication 10 the case OF
-'o oeo!ge OF Wales points TO bis re-
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- ' NORFOLK ". PEANUT MARKET.
RI rpaaortsd ,or me ptsLatih. !

NOVEMBER 23.--Market arm. Prices advanced
sllehtly. Receipts from the country isfge.
Prime, &c.: extra prime, 3}ac.; FANCY S5lei
factory hand picked, 314a4c'
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GOLD WEATHER COMING.

The storm was the most severe this
section aud the entire Western Union line
south has ever experienced az this season
OF the year. The winds are still high and
threaten to bestronger tomorrow morn
ING. with the temperature OF the freezing
noiDt