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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
An Interesting Meeting of This Organize
tion Held Last Night.

A regular meeting of the Catholic Bene-
fetal Society was held III Cathedral Hall
last night-PresIdent John NJ. Higgins In
the char. The interest manifested was
unusual and tho attendance was very
large. Four prominent Catholics OF the
city were elected members and several
names were presented for election at the
next meeting.
President Higgins addressed the society
briefly upon tine importance and benefits
to be derived from an increased member
SHIN. and in the course of his remarks
touched upon the feasibility of having,
branch of the society established tor the
ladies'. He spoke of the good that has
already been accomplished by the lrisl
Catholic Union since its organization, ana
stated that IT had paid out over S2,oOo,oOo
in benefits. and that the Catholic Benehciai
Society has paid out over S3O,0oo IN the
same way since ITS organization.
TO spREAD IIs INFLUENCE.
Mr.. Higgins urged the importance. of
spreading the influence of this organlza-
ton around every Cathode household IN
the CITY of Richmond. The President an
nounced that ne would give handsomely;
framed likeness of his Eminence Cardinal
Gibbons to the member obtaining the
LARGEST number of names by the time OF the
annual meeting III March. and bealtliu!
badge of the l. b. U. c. to the person pre-
senting the second largest number OF new
members In the same period OF time.
A REMEMBRANCE or THE DEAD.
The requiem mass will be celebrated ut
ST. Peters Cathedral OH Tuesday, kovem-
Der nth, and the members of this society
will attend in body and nay tribute to
their dead. 1t is expected that the reia-
tlyes and friends of the deceased members
will also be present at this mass:
A letter from Rev. Father j. Il. OReillv,
pastor of Sacred Heart church, was re-
ceived requesting the society to attend IN
a body the fair of that church at Sanger
Hall. which commences next Monday.
The invitation was accepted, and tie or
canization will be present at the fair on
the evening OF the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
DANCE OF THE ALERT SOCIAL CLUB.
Young Germsn-Americans Have Merry
Time at Sanger Hall.

The opening ball of the. Alert Social
Club, which ~ composed for the most
mart of Young Gerpan-Amerlcan citizens
and their lady friends. was held at Sanger
Hall last night under the most favorable
auspices. lhe attendance was very large
and among the lady dancers were many
pretty giris. s,.,.
After dancing until midnight the frolick-
ers adjourned 10 the lower rooms OF the
hail. where a magnificent supper was
served After the meal had been psrtaKen
of dancing was resumed and continued un-
I'll the early morning hours.
Among the ladies IN attendance were
Misses Minnie and Katie Sent, Rosa and
Emma Schuman, Minnie Neisz, Ida Briel.
Lille Meisel, Irene Birchett, LoeEr, Katie
Esaig. Minnie Schumsn, Louise Wolf, Leo
Berry, Marie Wider, Kate Gogan. Adele
Dunnavant. Mary Heuser, Lena Ginter,
Mrs. Brlel. Mrs. Saelzer. Mrs. Schuman,
and Mrs Dietz.
The gentlemen present were; Messrs u.
w. and W. ii. SpillIng. Richard and Au-
gust Duckhardt. William Metzger. ".
Zimmerman, j. McGovern, Edward Holz-
hauer. Louis Blepner, Louis Briel, Willie
Br.el. Willie Wolfe, Tom krause, John An
derson. August Dietz. Felix Nascheon.
Fritz Win, George Gravns, Willie Brandt,
Morris Parrish, J. +. Wolf. August Hol-
zapfel, Fred Bremmel. George Z. Coster,
IL. Miller, and l.. Bromm.
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SOUTHERN SURGICAL ASSOCIATION.
Preparations for the Meeting Here Next
Week-who wiI Attend.

The third annual meeting Of the South
ern Surgical and GynecoloGic al ASSOCIATION
will be held IN this city on the 10th, llth,
and 18th Of November. and during tins
time Richmond will be filed with men,
beers of the medical profession.
The physicians here are new making ar
rangemen,s for the reception and enter
tainnent OF their visitors and on the hrst
night the strangers will be entertained by
Dr Hunter Mcclure. On the second night
ali the local members of the association
will receive the visitors, while on the tnird
they will be the guests OF the Richmond
doctors in general.
who will speak are Drs. Hunter Mcclure.
Eaorre Ben. johnson, Christopher Tomp-
tins. of this city: DIR. Paul b Barrineer;
Of the University Of Virginia Dr. Bedford
Robinson, of Danville. Va. DR.. J. s: Stone,
Washington, ID. c.; DR.. J. Edwin Michael
Baltimore. Md; Dr. ". Z; B. Pavi So Of Err.
Memphis. Tenn; DR.. Frank. Lydston. OF
Chicago, Ill
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frat reached tho Executive Office Gev Vet.

frat reached tho Executive ONCE uovst'
nor Mckinney was at his voting. precinc''
but soon returned. .t
Governor Fleming 10 one OF the mos
prominent aud popular Democrats IN Te,s
Virginia. He IL one Of the best speaAe -
in that state. The Governor Is here on,
soms personal and possibly semi-oinc'a'
business.
In conversation yesterday be expressed
much interest in the result OF the eiecsiy,a .,I
in New York and all of the other douo'iu
States. The Governor manifesteu 81
terest. too. in the Chilean complications
with this Government. He seemed ratnea
inclined to think that Secretary-of-S'ate
Blame had taken somewhat more post
tive position in this diplomatic con ns
versv than he had in that with Italy. Inc he
conclusion was that the difference IN INC
treatment. il any there was, was a.
tr,butable to the fact that Chile IS the
weaker Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
DEATHA

BUNFILL.--Died, Tuesday. Novembes
s, 1891, at 9:15 A. H., at 400 Denny street.
Fulton, NORA MARTINA, daughter al
Bridget and tho late Joseph Bunnil:
The funeral will take place from Sc. Pet.
RIGGS church THURSDAY MORNING q
10 O'Clock. Friends and scquaintancse -
the family are respectfully invited 70 Of
tend.
Va papers please copy.
HUBBARD. Died, ss her homo. h
james City county, Va, October Nh
Mrs. MARY ANN HUBBARD, IN the
seyenty-first year OF hes age:
She filed her station in life sdmsrkb!y.
She was "a friend in need friend ~
deed" A soldier OF the cross, she he's
Joined the army triumphant, and nov
waves palm Of victory In home OF "a.
fading glory. a fsu1ps
JENKINS. Died, at II o'clock Tueedav
n,ent. November Sd, Mrs. FANNIE ~.
JENKINS, wife Of John ]. Jenkins, cosnGD
Twenty .sixth and p streets.
Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes 20 voops
A calm and undisturbed repose.
Unbroken by the last of foes.
The funeral will be preached q EnHfs
End Baptist church TO-DAY q So'e1oek
Friends and relatives are invited q g,
tend.
ROCK -Died. IN Charles City county.
October 81. 1854. CLARENCE. infant -
OF g. p. and Mary Rock; assd tvonee1Aas
SAUNDERS. Died, Wednesday NON
ing. ct 8 4. n, e her ressdene6s eqs1oo
Tvsnty-third end 1e!sesu sesee94 ~ &
lingering and painful llpsss, uh{c4 ~
bore With tsue Chyiss,an loststqdA NAH
A.. beloved vie q 4. G. onnRdssA = ~
sixty-0fth Xsa! q hee ~ 81
she he's lived : Ut I'LL g Sssfsl1a :
good vosn !; 9 topd no$hes ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
New schedule of the Chesapeake and
Ohio.

obfO.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
ISSUE a new time schedule taking effect
Monday, November 10th.
No. 3, local passenger train tor Chiffon
Forge and all way stations. will leave
Richmond at S:20 A. NJ. connecting at
Gordonsyille ut 1i:0S A. NJ. with No. for
points OH the Washington dlvision; at
charlottesville Q2:50 p. NJ for points
south on the Virginia Midland railway;
at Basic City (2:1O p. NJ. for points south,
and 4:20 y. NJ for points north on the
Shenandoah Valley road; at Staunton
with tram leaving for Harrisonburg at 4:i5
L. NJ.
No. / will leave Richmond at 2. NJ.
connecting at GOrdonsviIle with the fast
traln rom Washington. arriving ut On
cinuati at 1850 o'clock next morning;
sleeper TO Hinton; passengers desiring 10
90 beyond can transfer into through
sleeper Tor Cincinnati alter leaving Tor
louisville.
No. % will leave at 4:30 p. NJ. and run
TO Boutwell, only. No. 5 will leave at l0:3O
+. NJ, same as at present.
No change in leaving time OF trans east
ward or on James River Division. No.
will arrive from Old Point and Norfolk
ll:35 A. NJ.
No. lwill arrive from the West at 2 p. NJ.
instead OF 2:55.
No. will arrive ct 1870 p. NJ, as at pres
ent. and will make close connections with
trans from the North at stanton. Basic
Civ. Charlottesville, and Gordonsville.
Other trains arrive as at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

Wlmal0g 0ogDse - beeessU n - 6.
whsss--k nssfss fos To-Day
fBysslsrsph - sbs DsSsseA.I
w..urorox. November l.-First -
A." fm,lonrs- Promenade won;
can an sscond. Gchuylkill third. Ii1S H.
asccrd race--fouf aud one hox
,oncs- Noihe v. won; MONDAY eeoo~s
Esl}arat third. Time. i:08.
Thiri race--ore mile and one fuuo.
senorits won, Abb second. Judge Aoss
third. Time, 1:56x. ,,s-~n,
prather second. GEORGE W. third 1se
Filsh race-one mile and one hall: evj
hurdles 81. Luke won; Hercules eeees
Futurity third. Time, 2:Ssh.
Ar ourrssBcso.
orrrrxuvna, November 1.-THE 49,
~as dnsiv. but the other cood.eions -
tending TO days races were perfect ~
First rnce-selliag. four and one.ncH
furlonrs Natalie S. won; TammAny ~
second. Padre third. Time: ~;
Second race--six and one-haif lSf,os-
FireGy won Forest Ming SECONDS 0sA'''s's
Third race-one mile and furione
Donogue won; Lowlander second. how
Fonrth race-four and one-half Tar
,ongs-Alma 4. won: Vernon second, 49,
hassett third. Time, 551. .
Fifth race--f five furlongs.-AutocrAs coot
Arab second. Siroeco th'ra. lime: w.
Kenwood second. Puzzle third Ismes
1881.
AT oLoUCEsrrR.
GrovcrsrER, November First race
six furlopgs-Lisetta woni Botnssss0"
- u..ls tb,Vd I,mQ 1.l9.
Second race-three quarters ~ mile
Jersey won: Noble Duke second, o3sse
lone third. Time, ILL.,. -
Third rsce--six aud q half
kina won; Judge Mitchell second, Emme
J. third. Time, So. IN.
Fourth race seven eighths OF mile
Cartoon won; Chartrese second, SaiunA
third. Time, 1904.
Fifth race-one aud one-sxteenth miles
Cismor won: Tyrone second, McCautey
third Time, 1854.
sixth race-six and o half furlones--
Thad. Rowe won; Miss Aggie second, Gan.
teen third. Time, 81.
GUTENBERG ESrPIrs FOR TO-DAY.
First race-three quarters Of mile. sell.
inr-Salisbury, 1l9; Houston, llS; 1rellls.
wood. Little Fred, los: Little Minnie, lo4;
Zeno6is, Maggie Beck. 81; Peruvian. ~.
Second receive and halt turlon.s-
Charade, ll5; Sykeston. Laian, ot, Den-
| mis-. ST. Felix. iO2; Majestic. 100; Perad-
venture (flle), "a. =,
THIRD race--six and half furlongs. sell.
| ing-lnferno. ll2; Roquefort. kingstock.
| Gambler, Nilt Young, l0I ,.eftie d.. lUl
Pearl Set, 30; Perlid. kichsel. ~.
Fourth race-one and one slxteenths OF o
| mile Nasterlode l07; Iuila Blackburn.
| lO5: Now or Never, "a; Li1zie, 81; Take
Back, ~.
| Filth race-one mile. selIinc-Esquimau.
| 1870; Lord of tho Harein. iis bohemian.
| no; Mountain Deer. The Sheriff. l07 Me-
belle, l0s: Seymour, Pelham. l0l; Head
light. Bonnie King, Gyda, gJ; Villa Marie,
| ~. =,
Sixth race-three quarters of mile, SELL
| ing--Sparling, .Torchlight. Centaur. 1871;
| Durango, Romance, Penzance, l29; Slnion
Pure, Flavilla, ia; Benton. Double Cross.
o. 7. b., John Hickey. Manhassett. loA;
| Maggie Murphy. 10l.
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Congressional Contests

WAsHIsGToS. November 4.-Sotices or
intention To contest the right to the seats
of six members. elect OF the House Of he.
the Fifty-second Congress
have been fled with the Clerk OF the
House. They are a. follows Moves (Re-
publican will contest Rockweli's seat
from the Twenty. eighth New York; Mil
Ter (Republican) contests Elliotts from
the Seventh South Carolina, and McOunhe
Republican, contests Iurpin's from the
Fourth Alabama district. The three other
cases are from Pennsylvania, where three
Democrats contest Republican seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL oRAEr BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WCRLn
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Con-
uectIon Herewith the Wss-
thsr Indications

WASHINGTON. d. c., November
IfhlR i--Forecast for Virginia: Warmer
weather; southerly winds and tair ;
increasing cloudiness and light
showers Thursday night; warmer and
probably fair Friday.
North Carolina: Warmer; winds gen.
orally southerly; fair weather, warmer
and generally fair Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
NEWS FROM THE ASSOCIATION.
Monthly Meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiiisry'
Six Months Work.


The monthly meeting Of the LADIES'
Auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian
Association was held at the associsti2ln
building Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. III. r.
Peasants presiding. There were thirty
eight ladies present. the following being
there as newly-elected members: MISS
Julia Mayo, Mrs. r. X. Griffin. Mrs. y ..
Jobson, Mrs. George w. Anderson. Mrs.
II. ID. Tyler. Mrs. W. Ii. Hancock: Mrs; Eva
GAY. Mrs. Ellen Cowafdin. Mrs. j. 5. low
err. Mrs. II. o. Williams, Mrs. h: T.. MI
chaels, Mrs. C. w. Whitlock, Mrs. F,nney'
Mrs. John Gordon, Mrs. Waller Blunt
Mrs. ]. +. Lanhan.
A reception is to be given the gymnasium
members on Thsnksgiving-day,.a and MIS-.
j. A. Grigg has been appointed as chaii-
man Of the committee. Great interest u
manifested in the increased work OF the
association, and they are uniting heartily
In all efforts looking to this end.
Secretary Candlish has issued circuia.
letter giving the following statement OF
six months work:
Attendance at religious meetings. ia 3,23l
Number Of students In educational go
classes. ..........................s. A"o
Number OF young men joined -
churches through the association.
Attendance on gymnasium classes 900
(fOr October Observation-Disclosures. ~ ,oo
Membership November /. 1891. ooo
Membership increase since May 1, an
1891. ..........s..'s..s.. "'
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rrba Theatre Tomorrow.

MIR. Joseph Haworth is almost stranger
hero. hut doubtless his fine acting when
he played Iago and Icicius TO John McCullough's
othello and Vireinius on that eminent TRACE
dams last visit TO this city will be- remembered
Since mat tirne Mr.. Haworth has been creating
the Leading parts Of attractions that have made
rhenomenai runs in Now York. lie is now sur
rounded by y superb company including Catha-
rine X idder and Atkins Lawrence, and Is pro
dncing legitimate plays with the all proper
accessories.
The sale Of seats Indicate large and fashion
ablo audiences Tue company plays Isl. marc
Thursday evening, and on FRIDAY ana sttufuhy
matinee n dOuole bill will be given, embracing
"Cupids Messenger ana " Booths Version Of
Ruy Bias" On Saturday night 1.-The Leaven-
worth Case" will be presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

shal. r. r. Hatcher, Guard. G. G. Benn:
Sentinel, Robert whit,et. Jr. Organist,
Waldrop: Representative TO Grand Lodge,
r. G. Taylor: Alternate Delegate, q. II.
Hayden. Trustees: Robert whittet. Jr.,
Frank ID. Miller. and y. NJ. Redford As
sistant Secretary. Harry Green; Deputy
Marshal. Miss Bert;e Wise,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
CITY ClRCulI COURT.
Charter Granted--Writ of Habeas Corpus
Granted-Suit Entered.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
charter was granted the James River Trans
portation Company. The objects are 10
conduct general transportation business.
The capital stock is to be not less than
1908 nor more than $4,000, and the prih-
cipal Office is 10 be in Richmond.
The officers for the first year are: III. A.
Tabb. president; I. l.. Conquest. secretary
and treasurer, and these and John A,
Curtis. Samuel Fl. Pulliam, and o. II. Perry
as the Board OF Directors.
Judge Wexford yesterday granted q
writ of habeas corpus returuaDle ut II O'Clock
TO-DAY in the case of Robert Matthews,
charged with beng fugitive from justice
from New Jersey. Application vas made
Nv Messrs. Alfred T. Cohen and X. w.
Iyev by petition yesterday morning:
Suit was entered by Lekoy +. Brown
against G. A. Pulling. Mary A. Pulling
and G. Bellenot for $685..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

New York, November 4.-The stock
market on the whole to-day was duh and irrcgu-
lar, but strength predominatcd In the early
deailn ~ and weakness in the final trading. with
period Of almost utter stagnation between.
ELscrIoy INFLUENCES usIxFoRrAxr.
There was good buying from London this
morning, but tho support from domestic opera
tors slight. the results OF the elections being
regarded as not having any particular influence
upon the finances OF the country. Inc sc.'Vs.!
OF the day was confined almost entirely to ~.
Paul, Atchison. and Chicago gas. The strength
In 81. Paul stock was most pronounced Ia tne
forenoon after the issue oftbc October earnings,
which for the fourth week we're the largest Of
any week In the history OF the company.
REPORTED RUN IN BOSTON.
The upward movement was checked toward
noon by reports OF rim on the five-Cent
Savings Bank Of Boston, but before the close oil
business no more importance was attached TO II,
and The bank referred 10 kept its doors open
after the usual hour 10 meet the demands Oh uc-
postor- Late in the day, however. there we're
large Withdrawals of money by Boston institu-
tons and the rate for money on call was run up
TO iiiteen.
AsLUNP.
Tho money rates caused the selling OF consid-
cradle short stock in the general list, nnd prices
yielded materially all along the line, though the
effect was generally % wipe out the early ad-
vences only. Rock Island shows loss OF i1s
per cent. Texas Pacific Is down IVA, and Chi.
casO gas up per cent. The close was duil an
heavy at concessions. sales, listed stocAs' Noo'-
900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ererino-Rxchange quiet and steady OF 4sll{a
49,. Commercial bills. 4sOa4o33- Money
1rm NJ ial5. closing offered at y. Sun-lrea-
surY balances-Coin. s107. currency,
1914 900. Governments dun but stea'y: per
cents. ll6Is. state bonds entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05

LIZ L. White. Of the Howitzer Asso-
49,, TO receipt Of IA beautifully en-
A.. copy Of rosolutions from the
u. u artillery. Of New Orleans,
- gig The receipt of the hand
l. h. Graphic group sent this organi-
b J, 'Ns cahaoneers Of this city. The
= ai e' iel,f Ia graceful language to
h. so..',,.oo. atoms EXISTING between the
as.,-.~iils and also 10 the visit OF the
a,l i ~. i, iae Crescent City and the
l. aa. - =, .ii'1lls.aniaos to Richmond at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lkepOred TOT INC DIspH1cb'I
NOVEMBER 4, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day: 10 pack
ages and taken in highest. $3.50; lowest.
sl.50-average, 1912.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s4.g25; tobacco, S3,l96.oS; special tax,
s66.67-total, sS,l37.75.
Private sales: Filters, 4; smokers, o; wrap
pers. 10: darks, is; Burley, 12-total, % hogs
heads.
Some new dark sod by sample. up to 10 cents,
and such looks very well for start. The bright
sales Of loose were small. but Of fair quality
Trading In hogshead tobacco was light to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
Mnntrnmer,,. Exnosition.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, November s.-The
Montgomery Exposition has been in fuil
blast for some days. To-day 10000 people
were on the grounds. The display OF
agricultural, mechanical. and mineral pro-
ducts Is unsurpassed in the history OF tho
State. Tomorrow IL Alliance-day, ana
Jere Simpson il the orator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
Mia. Indy IN phv.Ics, Culture.

Miss Margaret Indy, well-known lee.
turer on physical culture. will give talk
to ladies at the residence OF Mr.. Mathew
Gilmour. No. = north Laurel street, next
Saturday afternoon ut 40 O'Clock. Miss
Indy will arrive in this city tomorrow.
and while here will be the guest OF Rev.
j. G. Stewart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
instaiiatioa Of omcs,.

! Led y' Mug OF Rescue Lodge. I. O. q.
p =. :. ADnday night tine following off,
~Jofi 'Ips 'i by Lodge-Deputy T.. M.
- 4sr. cI @ss Chief Tempiar, W.. A.
.~~Is ,s' Iu.ei femplar. X. G. TrayloF /;
|ss.s ia a. Miss Annie Bell; Secretary,
\ 4 - Hayden: Financial Secretary,
|<s.o.' '1r,ofd; Treasurer. Mrs. n. A.
@1sp1Asn. W. W. Smith; Mar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
A Picnic In Palestine.

Rev. II. NJ. Wharton lsctured last night
at Groye-Avenue Baptist church upon "A
Picnic in Palestine" before o large and
delighted audience, who pronounced his
discourse one Of the finest ever heard IN
this city,
Mr. Wharton will speak upon the same
subject tonight at Venable-Street Bspt'ss
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
Dee Escellsnt Qualities

Commend to public approval the Cali
fornis liquid fruit remedy Syrup OF Figs.
1t Is pleasing TO the eye aud 70 the taste.
aud y gently acting on the Kidneys nyer.
tuAlly, thereby promoting the health and
comfort VI al who uss Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
MARBIAGES.

WAILES-TAYLOR. Married, ct Hamp-
den-Sidney, Va, on October 10, 1891, hZ
the Rev. Charles White, ID. d.. Mrs. NARY
EG9LESION WALES to JULIAN TAI.
LOK. OF Alexandra, Va. No cards.
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fcONPAhY ASSOCIATION.
halAi Meeting -Nlcctian OF Officers
hs'aiutioa. OF Ecspcct-Banquet.

'tih Meeting Election OF ohcers-
Roa'uiiea. OF Eospcct-Danquet.
Tera-rl.,- ..,,r,l rou,;oc 81 + Com.
g., A.'....,.,,' vas I~,J III MONT M
a. -r.rl.. AMI a isroe nnm6er of
Nrrs. trsl.i fie meeting.
i-- f..-. tho rreceding wear were
L.t. ID. ~srter nrrsident. Cantain
D Carf, trsf y'ce.presldcnt Major
3 l-.ni.- ronlyice-nresiJent. Can
s., '.l.. N. Envd third vice prisilent.
eaalE. 81. Gillian. treasurer; Il. A.
l-e following members Of the associa-
were Present: G. X. Shnker. 4. 4.
y. Clarke, J. n. Boyd, Il. IL.
t.r o. D. Adam, Is. X. Pecor, II. VI.
~. =" .. Iu4t, d. d. Talley, John +.
l...''', I' a. Neliiord, u. Emmett Tyler,
- haFrcs, James ". Archer, l..
i,.l. Juuius 4. Morris, Greer III.
..', l' w. Lt.gh Burton. +. Is Tay-
j. Tyler. III. i. Miller, Clay
ts. rs Archer, G. c. Baughman,
-. " IT'S, l.. -. Crenshaw, Thomas
' coward =. Mayo.
INVITED QUESTS.
a. Pr, Tho invited ruests IN attendance
'" Captain Oeore. Navue Anderson the
Gen comuanjsnt ~ ,ha comnanv
l.i. ID. General pe,,op W,sa W,Ihsn
.al.., y '1n WISE, "sllIatu
n.tl. J.br u V,n,acn ,,'0 an "a 1,oyae ,,v
Ill - INV >'''' - ''N
s-a-. from ,hc co,o;,,oos orro;,tad
: Eryoa. meeting 70 cor,ey mon the
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eAl- TlMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE Nd. November 4.-Vrginia 3s,
eia,ijl6 Baltimore and Ohio stock. 1O2alO3lb {:
Northern Central stock, 20 asked baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern "a incomes, 25a3o ; 40.
80 incomes. 9al0; consolidated gas bonds
l2I6al 1884 do. stocks, 4otagiJ9i'
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Rs,ow Frsexiug Point,

The Thermometer Of Millboro, . station
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ~
gistered ID degrees above zero at sunrise
yesterday.
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ARananar,a M Moro.

ROM. November 3.--Louis Lucien Bona
parte. a nephew Of the first Napoleon, Is
dead. aged seventy-eight years.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

NOVEMBER 4, lo9L
OFFERINGS
wHgAr.--s. 2GS bushels.
CORN, 4Of bushels.
RYE.-OOU bushels
SALE
vHEAr.--2.S7 bushelA
C0gS.-l ,l04 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WuEAr-Longberry, s1asl.05. Mixed. 9sc.a
SI.O4. ShorIperry. 95c.asl.04. No red.
$l.03. -
Cogs.-White. Virginia. new, ooaB3c. NO. z,
63ad4c. Mixed No. .. 6ls62c.
OArs.-No. z. }6aJ7c. No 3, 34a35c. Winter
flor seed. 3bahJc.
HYE.-J9aJSc.