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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
DANCED At THE TEMPLE.
beautiful German Given by the Tuesday
Club Last Night.

beautiful German Given by the Tuesday
Club Last Night.
r. initial german Of the Tuesday Club, at
4 Nr,lic Temple. last night was q brilliant
t"fs.
..se farl-ioigo hall was beautifully illumi-
t-.i tv electricity, and the noor w6s in splen-
.fI.u. About thirty couples interpreted
p .1.g r.Ire7 sndor The eupetb leadership
o. NJ. Aio.I hus Hair, and The dance was
SHY cu.Orci by all. The music, by
.-. orchestra, was excellent ana embraced
ia' rev 4ul beautiful selections. girls,
an -t atpu were a number Of pretty strangers,
t.a. ".re lovely Than ever before, ana the
.. Gowns and beauty OF howers were
oh. 2 .tIrc- N the occaslon. ~ ii O'Clock
a. rn. Ia.gers paFtook of supper in the Oau-
-a.. .. tho Temple. After this the delightful
as "a rcsOIudod Throughout tho Grand
room ani the merry parry returned TO
u amusement.
young Indies participating were Misses
t.aY, Nellie bOyKIn, Lizzie Bridgars,
har, Marion Harris, 6ertie Camm,
Sc. Noble Parker, Neiti0 POtts, hiss
'f. l. Macon, Ga; Miss Henry, OF Norfolk;
a.- NU-s barton, OF Barton Heights Cora
l.HHu, o. Baltimore; Sallo Talbot, Bertha
. e4lIe Wexford, Bessie Fauntleroy.
. El8.r. OF New York Miss Mayo, Irene
H~, Norma Walker, ana Annis Howard.
.'ys-ous we're Mrs. Robert BOsher, Mrs
''. Harris. Nrs. Auau Talbot, Mrs. Harry
r hrF. 4. y. Camm, Mrs. Charles
-H b.. Nr. CHARLES Talbot, Mrs. Lucien
Nrb. Brighton Tenant, Mrs. Willie Tai
h.- James Patterson, Mrs. G. d. Lang
.-. ADJ Mrs. Robert Lee Powers.
r0lt,emen present were MessrS Levin
Willie Talbot, Charles Talbot, Allan
1871 >L, q. J.. Powers, j.. u. Powers, A.. Is.
HGwathnoy, E.. I. Robertson, Allan Tai
'r, b. G.. Poassnts, Henry Williams, Alex
cameron, W. x. Meredith, Meade Has-
a.-eWcil Page, Eddie HaDewiBckei, Viii
aa1e-iackcL Willie Ferguson. John
-'F. William Herkamp, Of FredericEs-
tral4uin stacy, +. II. G. Caben,
smith, Harry Frayser, Mr.. Robinson, Of
ilf.sllc: James Patterson, b. b. ThOma-
''hi t4liun, DICK Wilson. George Warren,
us hialr, Churchill Young, Willie Towns,
'.I.tgt1n, Willie Palmer, Arthur Wiley,
f%sr.cr, Lsngdon Williams, Willie Walker,
"iiis' =. Randolph Tucker, Jr., aud Bob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

p.ny ~ represented by yobn TT Apdencn
president. Profsesr q. A. Ysple, CA fepte
Il. p. Owen, ". N. Csmpbsn. ". .. Whtsenrst
Shelly Lanehorne, and Perez soa;egus WI ~
FOR tho lpner man IN the ears sai~h I'll ~ s11<
tracked fos the return Trip and star. The dsyc
maehine Is attracting great stieutoa Among the
leading tobsoco-fnen. aad ass kichtnord ibfeit,
ion growing out Of the experiences. o. yesn'
lntofr IL Is gladly chroDteied ne q socrcss foe cs~
prditiously ,sring and oicrfnr robaerO erhsa-
lent 20 natural resssps 81 any time Of yeor
reports from / oaissiile. dated November ys.e.
say TIE market has peen 1rm and quotations
are advanced on DARK and green river. Barley
has been strong. but quotations are not changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

Ooniechisegsr. the pastor, aud the vensLIS
march was played by Mr.. Rudolph hoesta- y
bride Was apparelled Tn q HANDSOME %sOwn
bengaline elk and Bedford cord WIN and
carried a magnificent bouquet OF bridee 49,
All the ushcrs were In TOLL evening oIes' n
wore bouttoHnieres ~ brides roses: ihsS 49,
Mesars. Rudolph Node, Charles Scnniaa ,p ".
meo), William Hocsts, Henry Noesta. WIZ
Tinker, Jr.. William Node. John a. pictls.N.
nld Rudolph miller. The affair was wl'he ~.
by an immense aesemb'age q irlenes $3.50
participating parties. the church being ero"e''
70 It's utmost. ,n.
Immediately after the marriage the long
string OF carriages which lined the ntree' ~
front Of tho edince we're taken sto s,nnoSn, ,hs
brides parents, where a splendid reception =
gwen m nonOr Of the event. Aspienula sspp.i
was served. and the evening was one VI
pleasure 70 all present. The presents w.
numerous and costly, and attested the gr.es
popularity among their friends OF ootn tne
bride and groom.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MI. 2. G. Lnuebton and Mrs. Lille Nichaux
were married yesterday morning o. II octv.A,
at the residence Of Rev. Dr. George CoopeI, 4,
officiating minister. The affair WAS q ger! 9u,r'
one and only n few intimate friends sn1 reta.
tives witnessed the ceremony. Aitrr VIC
marriage the newiy-Wedded couple lei" !" ."
northern trip.
Nk. LUCK AgD Mss EDDESs. >
A very pretty wedding took place NJ farA
Place Methodist church yesterday aiteTh0yu q
$50 o'clock. when Mr.. Charles Il. Luck ana NV
Verna J. Eddens were united ia marriage. Ihe
altar vas beautifully decorated WIN pains anu
ferns and brightly illumined oy- piano amp.
4 large crowd was in attendance. lhe cerehonI
was performed by Rev. J. Wiley Blcdsoe' aut
the following gentlemen acted as ushors; r.
Graham ROWo (best man., L. l. Minghen'
Charles Godsey, J. S. Ford. w. NICK. FIshef'
aud X. :. Craig.
Master Willie Eddens, a nephew Of the BRIDE
held the ribbons.
The BRIDE vas tastefully attire1 In \ travelling
suit ~ tan with hat aud gloves 10 match.
Alter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Luck leit on
the 7.0i train over the Richmond, krederlcBs-
burg ana Potomac railroad for a northern trip,
The groom, n popular young man OF the mesl
End. is n trusted ditgche Of tho T.. {. Winlauls
Tobacco Company. His bride Is The stItec'i'e
and amiab!e daughter OF Mrs. :. A. Eddens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

have five barrels superb Southampton
Apple Brandy, three years old, at - per
Gallon, JULIEN BIsFosD.
1905 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
FORMERLY A RICHMOND PRIEST.
Archbishop Janssens, OF New Orleans, on
"A Visit Dere.

Archbishop Francis Janssens, OF New Orleans
who was for thirteen years a priest at 50 Peters
Cathedral here, IS a most welcome guesto Rich
mond for a few days he arrived here Monday
afternoon from Now YORK city, whore ne hau
been attending the council OF archbis0ops' apo
ts en- route 20 his far-away sOuthern home.
The Archbishop viii Do In the city until Mon
day and will probably preach At tue Cathedral
sunday morning. He Is tho guest Of his warm
personal friend Bishop Van de Vyver, who Is en-
pertaining him at the episcopal residence during
his stay here. The two dlyinos drove over ne
CITY Yesterday afternoon, and the Archbishop
was afforded an opportunity 20 see again many
Of tho spots aud scenes 50 familiar 70 him Ia lor-
mer years.
Janssens was exceedingly popular, ana Was
esteemed and beloved by not only those OF hls
own faith. but by all who know him. lie mas
during this trip received the warm personal con-
gratulaiiOns % many Of his old uaflshlohefr.
Re has expressed himself a. greatly pleased
with hichmond's growth and general develop
ment. lie has visited Richmond several llDes
before since his eievat on 20 the poftions OF
Bishop and Archbishop, but has not been here
until now for several years. lie - lOiklng e1-
ceedlngly well and robust and says he ~ ENJOY
ing splendid health.
Afchbisbop Janssens anne TO Richmond under
the late yeneratsd Bishop hcGin. lac con-
tinnrd under the beloved Bishop now CARDINAL
Gibbons and Bishop Keaue. Under the episco-
macy of the latter he was Nlcar-General. ana "
was also by him that he WAS conserrated Win
imposipR ceremonies ut ST. Peters Cathedral 50
Bi-hop Of Natchez. After acreptably serving IA
this capacity for some years be was promoter 70
the arrhbshopric Of New Orleans, one OF the
most important OF the thirteen arch-sees IN the
United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Rsuortsd for the Dispatch

NoygxBEa 2e.-oferings on 'charse today:
10 packages, and 4 reflections. Highest, sl2.2o;
lowest. 81. S0-aversge ASA.
Private sales: Wrappers. 10; smokers, > ; ni-
ers, 81; darks, 20; luss, 73-tota, l1p hossAsads-
Internal revenue collections: Cigars aud e-
garettes, s2,043.75; tobaceo, 2-01o.35-to1s
S4,7l4.06.
Loose saiss to-day at three wareheuses: Daysn-
ports Warehouse, $3.50 pounds--hishess price,
s2O.5O; snocaoe Warehouse, 5000 pounds
highest price, $3.50: Crenshaws Warehouse,
25,3I0 pounds -hiehost prlce. ~.
Registered on Change; W. A. Adams, Oxford,
N. O.: i. G. yonsble, Dsnvi,le. Va, ami W. j.
Bragg, Lunenbuig Courthouse, Va
Hiehess Tor brignt wrappcrs to-day, 80.
Breaks were inferior Ia iooss. with only tho low
est piles OF at ali wrapping hrishts. Bidding
Was itveiy. however, and ioarxst strong.
Darxs were ma,niy oouga. by two or three
parties, end c~opsistsd OF ings o short isa''
Arncax the tobacco-men Invited 70 the Pub
man-ear strip to Dan lille. Va. for two days say
10 witness the operations Of NE 8 Z. eayo
tohacro-drier and fsodorsr ppt up for the Aine-
rscau Tobacco Company there. arc tbs foti3vin9'
lanes X. kuarnoy, l. W. Ltehtfoots W.V Nh
Ter. p. l. wosmlsS, "; 4; stsneovs, r.; xsssse.
4 oseraA. Au0 w. = uthkeA ~ lnxepo94
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
NEW SCH00L-H0USES
,oNps TO De ISSUED FOR THE CEN
TRIAL guiding SITE.
TO Ue Commented at ouce-Addi-
,ionai WoTk on the Nicholson and
Navy.Bm Structures.

,io.nt session Of the Council Commit
49,. on schools aud Finance was held yes
-,.y afternoon. Mr.. Cary brought 70
&c attention OF the body the fact that the
l..l for the Grant properly. on Twelfth
,.-cs, recently purchased for the Central
e.hr5i. had been rendered to the Auditor,
..l tbat the latter had refused TO issue
enc bonds for the same until ordered TO do
..lr the committee. lie therefore asked
,sstth committee take some action.
ORDERED To ISSUE TIKI
07 motion of Mr.. Guigon the Auditor
"a instructed % issue $4,000 IN I per
r..t bonds II tho cIty. as provided IN a
s..,,ui1ou oi the Council approved April
f..l up0u the receipt from the CITY
t,,ruay of his written opinion that the
... agercd 70 the Grant property Is
ss tent, and that the city Is undo no
r.sr liability aud upon the receipt
non tAe Nocdors OF tho deed.
rHr COMMITTEE on SCHOOLS.
The iout meeting was then adjourned
f.e Committee On Schools held Rreeu-
-. ness session. The clerk of the
-tr.t tee was instructed 20 confer with
,..Ct. Clerk in reference 10 changing the
.s rtae meeting Of the BODY from tue
b.. 81 .,.s, IA each month, rs the school
.r l. ..I1IS conflict uuon that day. Clerk
.... vss directed 20 call henext meeting
t. committee some time puor TO the
.s, f.- tho regular session OF the body.
>l.IlIsaN AND NAvY-HILL SCHOOLS.
r. o.- ordered that the walls Of the new
..r-S,rcet aud Navv-Hil schools be
-., -.I. valuscoted, and painted.
.... tUtShaW gave a detailed state
'ro work done upon these houses
,.t.. balance TO the credit Of these
. showing that there was sufficient
.... .. go the needed work.
.. .lsg4su. Mr.. Cary, was directed to
,.. ..a.-e ot the Grant property until
.-.. r. order Of the committee.
I'D. ..lt.4ct for the steam-heatlng for
a.. .I..-on-Street and Nayy-Hll school,
. was. on motion OF Mr. GuigOn,
g. Mcssrs. West a Branch under
,..r VISION hat the Council will apprO-
, 100 more for the work.
ratrABE TEE PLANS AT oSCT.
Oh. ..ty Engineer was requested TO be.
-r as possible upon the plans and
0ns for the new CcGtral-SchoOl
Colonel Cutsnaw stated that he
..., be- could have pencil outlines of
t. .....ure for the Inspection of the
..... DIS the first week IN January.
.r.ll some time ago appropriated
81 the erection Of the Central
.... a.51tl. thought this amount will
I.'t ...e % handsome and well-appointed
r contain thirteen rooms and will
...s have an entrance on Twelfth
.-.. .- Girls and one on Thirteenth
... tr bows.
V-.t u.n the house VIII probably be-
a. il March lst, or earlier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
ESCAPED CONVICT AND BURGLAR.
Arrssfcd while Attempting to Sell stolen
properfy-A she'll ExpIodss.

Uorresponeence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, N. C.. November 2p.-An escaped
negro convict was arrested here last night while
in the act of selling q stolen pistol. the property
OF William Pierce, wnosc shop was entered and
rofbsd lass Friday night. Abont twenty keys
were found on the person OF the ccnyict. and it Ia
supposed that he 10 a desperate burglar. The
Mayor sent him on TO the grand jury and COM
mitted him 70 jail.
Jim Parker, a little negro boy, picked up n
loaded shell. this morning and commenced to
hammer II upon n brick. The usual result fol-
loved. The shell exploded, seriously and pain.
fully inirring the boy. His face. hands, aud
legs were alIed with shot. He was also bornsd
about the taco and hands witt the powder.
The advance Ia tho price Of cotton has caused
a lively trade here III the nsecy staple. Much OF
the cotton in this section. however, had been sold
before the advance, aud the present prices only
beuedt a few Of the farmers In this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

president OF The Richinoud. frederickeb1rg ohd
foio.aac railroad, asxtng 10 be allowed W lal u
six-inch man trom tbs corporation limits W we
shops Of the c0lnEany. the w1rk 20 be done az tne
expense Of the company. The conrnttee ue-
ctde0 20 roc bmmend that the rclaest nc
granted. provided inc water be used only 10 case
o. dre. The pipes ARE 90 become Tue ptopery
OF the city "a soon NJ Inc corporation hnlts ave
extended aud tho con. pepT ts 10 pay you per
0nnum Tor the privilege
ON mOttou % Mr.. irower II was decided TO
erect a nri .plug a. tho corner OF Grove avenue
and strgwnerry street.
Superintendent Boiling e1Lnnitloo q pish Tor
The vnt,h.,onse 10 IN erected at che New Reser-
yoir, which l. 10 cost $500. II was adopted, and
the amount Of sl8O, appropriated az the last
meeting. Wns accordingly Increased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
The PLAYS THE THING.
Mr. Barrett r. Hamiet-The County Fair
Eosina Nokes Tonight.

PIP. lII'fff ~ ilhihltA- tut county idlF-
Eosina Vokes Tonight.
--.r.- 10 ,bc Academy was " Hamlet Not
selection, perhaps, from a box-o1ice
-t for 81 al Of Shakespeare's PLAYS
,as-.- appeals most to the cultivated ami
l..- t. tr. u1futOre1 mind-but Mr.. Barrett
- tr-.' much credit ia placing within his
... .. f.c great classics, ana he deserves
.t. ,f tho lovers Of the legitimate drama
s.s.... Hamlet 40 mSgnlncently and 80
--. r. f..v RitlaL Il is beyond question that
M production, considered as n whole,
. .a.. Performance Of a ShaEespearean
v. .. tgs J'cn Sc n here in many years.
Dr. .~.rstfts Hamlet - unconventional, and
r...fF I.ro-sut from what may be consider
r "a. .~"a:t"l reading % the part. North
Pc .oFe been accustomed 10 regard the
'." o. u. hlSIu BOON A. the proper model,
an r~rar,fHrn Mr. Barretts robust, vigorous
rs.r.r vail not impress them fayOrably. But
Yt.- Nr fhrrc't may 30 too far toward roman
,.-n. '- sIlRly true that many actors have
E..frfrr ilr Other way and given Us TOO cold
arha...er. Harrctt throws INTO the character
Rr..e .tl. amount Of intensity and
utg. .epih; De Is never the metaphysical rea-
s.t-. nlt rather an inpassiOned creature. he
r.lry, tU lIs audience the distinct impression
,.f flulot "a not mad, but really puts ian
N.- disposition on" % the end that be may
U..aasu tho King In his vengeance. In this
g. tsr.,, agrees with the English school
At. Barrett was ably supported and Mas
H- H-HNt""#AA ~ w s'% l1AN NN'tN
boy Nyurin was the chastc, simple maid
iI - aE ~speare painted 80 beautifully, and
Dr. r..Hc of the mad scene was especially
..t.-.va.
Lore. were curtlin calls after each act, aud at
rt,li 81 tue play Mir. Barrett Was called be-
irst.a .urthlu. with demands for n speech. To
r- l- responded gTaciOusly and spoke de-
.i.tr.r fora few minutes. Art was his theme,
al iartany be gave the Mckinley bill a
-...'uIlst.
''.uU1n 70 the matinee Sir. Barrett
= r.i-.. 4s Claude MelnOtto in The Lady OF
.rrs' a.f for tonight "Ciaudian Will Do the
At mg THEATRf.
..'eD..u'y Ilir" closed it, engagement at
o. 10. l--- last night before another large
a. .ta iuG.hbic hu'nOr OF the play pro-
't... .-t llIch laughter and applause, and
g. req .- realistic effects OF course aroused
o. .I-i-u OF the audience.
--.' lrlt delightful comedienne ROsina
N... Std appear at the Theatre, after a lapse
81 several F.tr-. When such a talented ami
v-' actress a. Miss Nokes T. the person in
,...a o Wl,es Of al enjoyable performance
'H Pr. ..lestHtluely made; and It hardly
'- t'- rI % prophecy. but Is rather n state
,t. 'E., when It q, slid thst those who 60
.. "a delightful evening. The bill To-
f-H'n ia triple: Crocodile Tears The
ca. -..r' My Lord ia Livery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
lRVIN-GALLAWAY.
A Pretty Weddifg Ceremony ct the fp's-
c5pal Church. Reidsville.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DtsDGtch.l
REIpsyILLE, n. c., November 29-At the
Episcopal church ibis evening Mr.. George Leo
Irwin, a prominen, auI popular young business
man here. and Aiss Jeunie 3. Galloway, oldest
daughter OF MAJOR A. q. Galagay, were united
in marriage.
The ceremony was improssively performed by
Rev. h.. 5. Stickney IN the presence OF n mutt
tude OF people. TIE decorations in their perfect
arrangement plainly atteste1 the interest OF
loving friends aud the popularity Of the young
couple. Ane the marriage a brilliant reception
and n bountifn. wedding sLppor was enjoyed nj
the home OF the bride = parents aud all nads
merry until the arrival OF the midnight train
wnicn bore Mr. iryln and his bride on q northern
tour. Following Is q Inst OF the attendants;
Mr. James :. irwin, best man Hiss hitiy May
Penn. maid OF honor: sir. L.. ;. Galway anu
Bliss LILY c. Morehead; Mr.. George u. Boyd and
Miss j. Il. Bethel, OF Dlnyill-: Nr. Francis No-
mack and Mas Irwin Scales, Il Greensboro !;
Mr.. X. l.. Watt and Miss LINE ;cGies, OF byld-
vile, Va: Mr. A. II. Motley, Jr., and Mss NJ. H..
IRWIN. The ushers were Messrs. II. W. Hol-
combe, Of Danyilie; Louis frashure, o. Rich
mond: j.. j. Minis and {. 4. Penn, Of ReidsYllle.
The bride Is a niece OF tho late Governor scales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

YOU CAN BAG SATISFACTION AT A SINGLE SHOT.
HOUR READY-MADE LlvERIEs we're not a
vast improvement. over most of makes We
wouldn't blame you for having yours made TO
order-costly a. it would be, But there Is Just
the satisfaction you want in oURS-snd the
saving that always comes from buying here.
We have been working for this trade-getting
more Of IL year after %year-until now we equip
the majority OF the best equipages that roll
along our streets. You can't help finding the
shade you waut-for the Livery Colors are de-
gnitely denned-and they can't help fitting be-
cause we carry such a COMPLETE stock. We
have them made in OUR OWN shops-so they
are Just as WE want them-iust as o want
tnem-just as THEY SHOULD BE.
We've the rigs for all the servants coach
mer, footmen, hall boys. buffers, walters. aud
cooks-everything oomplete-from head TO foot.
Let us try our hand with the spring changes
and see If we don't surprise you-with the
quality and the price.
Broken lots Of MEMS SUITS and ~ERCoA
are booked for a special sale TO-DAY, and are
marked az follows:
The s25 ones reduced to $3.50.
Tho s22 ones reduced to $1,000.
The $50 ones reduced to 1880.
The s1s onss reduced to sl2.
The els ones reduced 70 sIl.5o.
The s12 ones reduced to $3.50.
The $40 ones reduced to $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
THE coTILLoN CLUBS DANCE.
Their Second Entertainment Given Last
NIGHT AUer the Theatre.

The second entertainment Of the Richmond
Cottlon Club took place at Belyidere Han last
night and was attended by a brilliant company
OF ladies and gentlemen.
Before the dance the members went In sepa-
rate parties 30 the Theatre aud Academy, and
after the performances the cotIlOn commenced
The dance was led 10y Mr. Samuel BepdhoIm,
assisted by MIR. DANIEL Whitiock. Abodt thirtv-
i've couples participated. aud among the Terpsi-
choreGns there we're many strangers from Phila-
dclphia, Baltimore, Washington, aud Atlanta.
Several de5ut1Rs also partOOk OF the evenings
pleasure.
About midnight the "club" partook Of n mag
nincent supper, which was served IN the hall by
Mr.. zimmerman. Stems orchestra furnished
the music FOR the dancers, aud Mir. Meyer Green
ue9 was the official dOork0eper and manager OF
the ClCak-rOOm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
sudden DEATH of Mr.. Webb.

Mr.. William W. Webb, who had been a resident
Of this city for the last twelve years, died sud
denly early yesterday morning at Wilson's De-
pot, Amelia county, on the Norfolk and Western
road. lie was FOR a number OF years clerk OF
Lunenburg county. During his residence here
he Was superintendent OF the Hartford Life-ln-
surance Company. his remains will be brought
20 Richmond and the funeral will take place from
Centenary church at IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Deceased was popular with all who know
him and had many excellent traits OF character.
lie leaves n wife and seven children, nearly all
II Ah.nn rrnurn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
The Xaonnt Pnlpits

Tho Pastoral Committee Of the Clay-street
BGptis. church have not rs yet received from
20 whether or not he will accept the call extended
him by that congregation. The facs that DR..
Cray has waited so long 70 announce his decision
leads the committee to hope that he viii deter
mine 20 come to Richmond. IL Ia known, how
ever, tbsi he also has under Amusement a fiat
toring call 10 Knoxville, Tenn.
The NenaOlc-Stree people have not taSen any
steps a. yet looking TO securing a successor 20
Rev. Baylus Cade, who has rendered his resigna-
tion 10 tako elo.t about the LIST OF January.
Neither has MI. Cade decided, so far ~ is
known, whore ne will 90 when he leaves Rich
mond. He has several places from which 20 Sc
1T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

tue CLOSE WEAK.
The market closed weak. Safes Listed, 2b3,-
900 shares; unlisted. $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Rren,n s.-Exchange strong az iSoa4Sa. Com
merciaI bills. 4Sia461Ie. Money Grmer At "A
Is, closing offered az ,. Sub-1reasury ballnces-
Coin. s0o.47l 900 currency. ti.o5h,poO. Gov
ernmeuts dtm = per cents, Ili1a. state bonds
qulct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30

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Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
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its action and truly beneficial In its
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many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Doc
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Blaine aud Kenns.

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ntgnt' in rexponse % inquiries after his conai-
ton. was Thai he had passed . comfortable day
aud Was doing very nicely. Sir. Blaine hopes 70
be abio 70 20 out for a drive very soca ns
present progress towards recovery 10 Kept no.
Tho ifnf,royenenf IA Senator kenDae condl.
ton continues. lie Is bright and cheerful, ana
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or THE SESSION.

There are nineteen applicants for admission
into conference, eight for examination Ia the
class OF nIs year, thirteen in the second year,
nine In the third year, and five in the fourth
year. There are three local preachers for ordi-
nation.