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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

THE TOW ER.
corner Second and Broad.
We ARE RECEIVING DAILY 4 VAST As
SORTWlST OF ALL KINDS OF NICE
bEtSONABLE GOODS. HANDSOME
DRIES GOODS. SILKS. VEL
NEI>.AN WASH FABRICS.


SPECIAL SALE or CHECKED, PLAID, AND
STRIP ED MUSLlNs.
Thousands OF yards in short lengths and fun
pisces ofrcgl Gue an sheer Plaid. striped. and
Lace ChccK1i HuslI1s. all at special prices Tor
this sale. Si4. 10. and l2t.c.
nANDNOME CHENkON DRESS GOODS, 30
iGclc. wide, Ia all ne" 3latc-. only Sic. q yar,'.
Superior quality SILK GLORIA, M steel gray,
with invisible p.n-,.ripcs lovely goods, inches
wide. worth 2; o yard, only Sl2j.
Sew line ~ Hand SPRING DRESS
GOODS. in lilac, tau, hines. erays, &c, tut -
ucnos wide, only 21c. p yac
NHW SILKS and StW NELNEfS 10 matca
an SHADE OF lros- goois.
4 lew more OF those FRENCH PERCALES at
TO-.
FINE DRESS GIYGHaWs, only 8. r.. yard.
4 largo inc ot INFANTS CREAM and IAS
CASHMERE CLOAkS, handsomely cmhroi1er-
e. at much below he r., Ilar prices they Wego
b0ush. IA = large job lot, thus enabling Us -
C1er them especially low
20 dozen mo ALL-LINEN COLORED-BOR-
DER NAPKINS, worth 1Jc. and ~ dozen, only
DOC. dozen.
LADIES READY-MADE WRAPPERS,
The largest assortment Of ladies' Nice Calico
Wrappers, All we'll made of light. mo1lum, aud
dark calico, black ana white and in1L;O blues,
only 81 and 3l..5 apiece.
LADIES FINE BLACK TAFFETA SILK
GLOVES, @Jr.
LADIES COTTON RIBBED VEST, Zoe. apiece.
New Inc Of BEADING IN white and fancy
colors.
ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY We will have
g~eat HANDKERCHIEF SALE. Tho lot will
consist % over 500 dozen and you may expect y
real trent iu fus All-Linen handkerchief - less
than hall prise. Don't miss this opportunity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

The CITY Council OF one 81 Nirsinas bright
aud growing towns 2 few DAYS since passcd re-o-
lgdous Of sympathy Tor the departed mcm-
ber az theiT council. Judee not, that 80 be not
Judged Tho departed member may not need
your sympathy. -Ct0r'o1csrHe Jc9e.soa3fn.
And then. again, ne may.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
Dress Trimmings.

In allrion 70 tho new Sllks ard Drcss
Good, we show fais week orr iuh line no a /
III. now DRESS TRIMMINGS for the
tp~.ux Of 1885 Many new AM move. oi-
f-.f4 arr saorn tbat mus. re s'"u 60 ~"
arrro-a'cI. among Utl.a are ule tfl3'..-
cout Bans m tafunels "a'.i-' iN 'i
,rI.rs and clmh.I1 Ious ot cDlurA r..e
3t.trs and Bands IN u'a0k anf clior,:
Fancy Nohair Brni's. Zion Jackets IA l"t
snI -flx. GItanl tat Fringe. Milan DT0p'
i.. thc edge ct Eion Jackets, anI many
other new o1ects iu trimmings Of al Kinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
LEV Y &DAVlS
Wo are ready. Tho wheels ore
moving. Our big
SALE OF TOWELS BEGINS TODAY

We find ourselves moro than able to
repeat the splendid offerings in TOW
ELS which gave us such an oyerwhelm-
ing and undisputed trade in last year
sale. We who have profted so largely
by our previous sales will be among our
first callers. Everybody buys towels
and somebody has to supply this city:
Who'll do it? Why. the house that
gives you the best for the amount you
have to spend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

Editor Walsh is etll writing learned editorials
on 1.-The state Fair" lie is trying 20 prove the
C,n.tNu'ion's assertion thai "tho state tair -
destined 10 be bono Of contention. atlanta
Constitution.
1t is mighty dry bone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

r. F. KoLD, who was defeated for the
goyernorship Of Alabama last year, has
announced his purpose to make the race
aEain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

The Lexington Gazette dominates as 4
member Of the new Supreme Court OF
Appeals TINT fajr-minded, unpreiudlced,
and unpurchasable judge Of the Seven
teenth Circuit Judge WILLIAM Nc
LAUGuLIN. Of Rockbridge."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
PERSONAL

MISS ANNE SHAW, OF VIR-
WI GINA, who has conducted twenty-one
parties TO Europe. viii start from RICHMOND
APRIL Path with party OF ladies for Colorado,
California, the Alaska voyage, the Chicago E4-
position, Niagara, and New YORK. Winter party
20 Europe In October. For circulars address
Miss ANNE SHAW, care Johu MunrOo & Co.,
Bankers. 80 Nassau street, New York.
f. 24-eod6g'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

Tho Dauvillo Rt9'>.o urges the appoint
ment of Mr.. ". +. TowNEs. Of that city.
rs Consul-Goneral TO Rio lie Janelrc. Bra-
III. Mr.. TowNEs Is also endorsed by the
tobacco trade of several Virginia aud
North Carolina cities and towns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
W00LS and
Combinations.

The NEW GLACE EFFECTg-a1 entirely
new iabric-smell, ~ trscen, nfuf'' on "A
Bangaune groIud--colors OF a medium
tple.
IRlDFSCFNr WEIPCORDS. made 70 take
tho place u the od-style ChcSiois so much
worn last season.
BANANAS. an elegant fabric IN pam nm /
rhaurcab bio eticcts. medium stree, shades.
IKlDESCFNT slLk AND WOOL POPLINs,
entirely ucT.
HIGH AND CBIVIOrS. newest in woaves
and CONT u9tiOus.
Complcf, lines of lENRIEITAS, NEk"t@'
WuIPCuRD~, md bEAGALlNES tpialul'
an existing shades
WOOL CnAlLIES IN grand assortment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

Governor NoRTRET VIII be attended a.
tho CI.EyELAND Inaugural by twenty-three
colonies in full uniform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
THE WAY OUT

SO certain 20 cure ererp case OF Catarrh Is
Dr. Saqe's Catarrh Remedy that it's proprie-
tors make you this offer: III you can't DO
cured, permanently wo1l pay you $500 cash. |"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
From tie LINEN Depart
UIeRt.

lot HEAVY DAVASE TOWELS, kn)t.cd
fringe. slightly imp.rl"-: from tire runu'1ctg-
rer. regular prize. 1c. Remnant pric', l-l.c.
% dom KED-BORDFk LINEN NAPKINS,
24x24 inches. splcri.i value, ri.1J dOZea.
Remnant ..Ice, 1jc. dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
From the GI0Ue Depart
NGlt.

mir s-BUTroN NOUsQUETAIRE SUEDE,
tan. size g. 5l.Gj 10 81.
rar 5-BU rION KID, tan dJi, Sl.1O -
pair 4-BUTTON lid, dark gray, Gis, II TO
3 pairs MoUSQUErMRE SUEDE, tan, -,
q -0e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
TO w e is.

L ~ " IL il ".
Ono lot HEAVY DIAPER TO Wells
size 3lx3l, regular value 3jc.
One lot BLEACHED GERMAN
DAMASK TOWELS, colored borders,
extra heavy. Size 20xi2-neyer sold be-
fore under g dozen.
One lot extra-fne, large size, Pinch
GERMAN HUCK TOWELS, blue,
pink. white, buff, and red borders-a
regular s. quality. For this sale above
are all
19c. EACH.
One lot colored-bordered BLEACHED
DAMASE TOWELS, extra large and
heavy, size 2J1j2-a regular 80 quality.
One lot BLEACHED HUGH TOW
ELS. extra fine AMI heavy. knotted
fringe, damask borders in five colors,
size 23xij.
One lot PURE-WHIrE BLEACHED
DAMASK, open worked, size 23xij-
regular value 2i.7j.
one lot BLEACHED DAMASk
TOWELS. knotted fringe, colored Dor
ders. extra large and fine, Size 2}xi7.
One lot extra-heayy FINE DAMASh
TOWELS, colored border, open work
in border, size 22Xt.
One lot extra.fne HEMSTITCHED
HUCKABACK TOWELS, size 20xIo-
usual price 81 a dozen.
100 TOWELS represented in above
lots-your choice OF any
2Jc. EACH.
One lot very fine quality BLEACHED
DAMASk TOWELS, knotted fringe,
two rows OF open work, extra large, sIzo
93XlG. usually sold at $3.50 a dozen-fcr
this sale price Is
40,. EACH.
One lot WHITE BLEACHED
DAMASK TOWELS, knotted fringe,
double row open work. extra large, SIZE
25xj1. This is regularly sold at SO q
dozcn-ior this sale
SOC. EACH.
One lot fill b!enchcd. colored Dor
dered SCOTCH HUCK TOWELS, size
20x39, nothing better for hand service
iOr thlo aHio
l1c. EACH.
One lot SCOTCH HUCK TOWELS,
size 1885, good, serviccablo article
sold under value 10 us because not
Ileached up to standard. lis the
manufacturers loss. but your gain-for
this sale price will be
1910. EACH.
% dsgood COTTON CRASH, usu-
ally sells at Sl.2j piece-for this sale
CSC. 4 PIECE.
Special value in NAPKINS, TABLE
DAMASK, LUNCH-SEIS, SCARFS,
SPLASHERS. etc.
Be on hand carly at our GREAT
TOWEL SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
from the liens Depart
U2CRt.

l. CUTVIOT and MADRAS SHIRTS, SLIGHTLY
soNcl. sizoe I5is alA % only, 45'.: si1es a., H.
I5i5. and only, f1c. Remnant price, Doe.
IisCOTCH tllENlOT SilRl5. al s.zoa,
to lG. -uilrI 81. Remnant prirr. 10.
. WOOL. Ot F-IDE SHIRTS. l+l.. L., TO
only. gray. nayy ID ac. ana brown, 3l.0j and -.
Remnant p,l-e, $l|S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

DAMONLODGE. NOT, X. OF %EM
~ OFFICERS AND AEMBEEs: At = - y
tend q regular meeting OF your lodges pEc.J
THIS l'riday) EVENING at q O'Clock. 49,
The unwritten work Will DO exempli1e1 NssaZ
and business OF unusual interes. will bs trans
acted.
By order Of the Lodge. X. a. HUGHES.
NH 3-It' Keeper OF Records ant seal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the STOCK HOLDERS
OF TIE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
MuEEi. COMPANY will DO held at the ONCE OF
the Virginia State Insurance Company, No.
1905 east Main street, ri 'hmOni, Va, at II
o'clock NJ. THURSDAY, tho 10th day Of March,
1888 EDWIN b. SNEAD,
mt 3-tI Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

Anlcitcrs nnf kilograms must be addrossodto
JHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not Jc returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

UPTOWN OFFICE 80 EAST BROAD
STREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1908 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
THE COHEN co.
sIEI:rINGS

A STATED CUHIMUNICA- n
"A TION OF TEMPLE LODGE, No. .. wy
A. f.. and 4. NJ, viii b, held 40 tho Ma w
sonic Temple THIS (friday) EVENING
AZ Z o'clock Members Of sister lodges and
transient brethren in good standing are trateI-
naily invited 20 be present
BY order OF the W. VI.
mh Sit W TURNER. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
ADVERTISING rkTE9
pATr INCH QRITca

Reading notices IN rcadinf-mattcr type nFo
tres or loss 81: n n0npArcil loGdc1, 73c.
Cafd OF rates for moro space furnished on ap'
ti!catior.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
On Sale Today.

10 dozen more # the Ladies soc
fleeced lined Jersey Vests and
Pants at 81 1-2c.
Mems Camel's Hair S'iyts and
Drawers Shirts with ATM front,
worth 75c, at 4Sc.
M4n's scarf t, al wool Shirts
and Drawers, worth 81 %, t 9Sc.
Meu's Natural Wool 1-2 Hose,
II 2 pair.
100 pieces AL silk Muire Ribbon,
picot d z, NJ. 5 at A. a yard
100 dozen Silk Embroidered
Handk erchiefs, 30 each.
20 pieces, new patterns, dark
Prints, &c a ward.
20 piece 35.inc& bleached Cot
ton, worth &c, 7 ] &c a yard.
20 dozen blrached Persian Bath
Towels. l2l2c.
Shelf o Cloth, sc yard,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
TERSE TRl8UNEiTtS
Rraegv Paragraphs Picked u every
where ov UBIQUITOUS keDorters

where ov UBIQUITOUS keDorters
How much did you win'
Are you satisfied WIKI tue result OF the
eectionf
The onlv po'o game for tob ght II wor-
r al 'Cckt, n.
usuai free drinks play, a promi-
nen iart in yeasertsy's contest.
T. cyeniug the nuniverssry entertain.
men II Leah Lodge, d. Of Il, will be
held
v after Bassett, the injured brakeman,
spent g comfortable night at the Rhode
Islsno Hospital.
The Ladies Circle OF the High street Un.
iversslist Church will observe its 5Oth an
niyersarY this evening.
"B.ily" Bel has been very IN witt pueu
monis for the past hree weeks bat man
aged to get out Yesterday and vote.
1t must not be surpassed, nov that the
hard times are over, that every body is
going back to tt rec e-for-a-qusft9r cigars.
Marriage intentions have been fled, by
Michael Jordan and Miss Kate ncGlona,
Bernard McDonough and Ellen Mary
Lacey.
This evening at the meeting OF Camp A..
K. Tilton, 3. OF ", the division COM
visitation.
John l.. Sullivan, It ls said, has an am-
bition 10 rscome an astronomer. Having
made so mar other people see stars, he
probably wants now to sec few himself.
The counting OF the votes In the 5000
voting contest at the New Idea Store be.
gan this afternoon. 1t will be a bigger
Job han counting the votes cast yester-
day In the city election.
The reading OF the election returns from
the stage OF Lothrop's Grand Opera
House last evening was a great feature
and due TO the enterprise OF the local man
sger, genia! Walter b. Smith.
Pensions have been granted to these
Rhode Islanders: Increase, Frank A.
Tpurber, Central Falls; John II. Ryan,
Valley Falls. Original, widows, etc.
Ann +. Lswton, Centreville, Kent.
No one should miss visiting the food
and health exposition at Infantry Hall,
Providence, under the auspices OF the
Rhode Island State Fair Association. It
is something original and instructive.
Saturday light clerk In the employ oi
Cosgrove q Kelley OF Attleooro found
half dozen spurious silver dollars in the
depot similar TO those seen in this city.
A number have been passed out there.
"Dumpy" Williams Is booked for
Brockton this season which makes the
Ksngaroos with Pierce, Connell, Sullivan
and Curiey one OF the strongest quin-
tettes in the league, reports to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Manager Keough OF the Brocktons has
two good rushsrs under his wing, but
neither is liable to play this season. They
are Dunning and Menard. The former il
III and he seems to be on a "high horse
from which he will probably take 9
tum BILE before the season is over.
The Rhode Island horticultural Society
| opened its annual Fall exhibition OF
! cDT1 III iONi
dence, today, to continue through Thurs
day and Friday, day and evening. Th,
collection promises to be the grandes
display OF the Queen Of Autumn" eve
Witnessed In the State. Handsome rose
| from the Bristol conservatories, al
elaborate army OF aquatic pants and sea
sonable fruits are anon. the couspicuou
L
o. u evening.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08

Word was sent TO the station this noon
that there was "scrsp" at the corner OF
North Main and Exchange streets. No
one WAS caught.
The great play, "Around the World In
Eighty DAYS." is running very smoothly
a. Lothrop's Opera House. The scene
whero the ocean steamer sinks out OF
sight a the Wi lid waste OF water Is most
thrilingly realistic. The company is very
strong. The work OF e. p. sullivan, j.
L. Byrnes, Jere Grady, John w ber and
Misses Prindle, Nick kinson, Bancroft and
frankie Carpenter is commendabe for It's
finish. The Central Falls Temperance
Cadets give an exhibition drill each even
ing at the close OF the great battle. They
are dong perfect work and their evolu-
tions IRE received with applause.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
paWturkrt Gribune
THE Wtat HtR.

ALMANAC ron WEDNESDAY. Nov. g
srs HHEs........ 4 - MooS SETS. I Is AN
sSs Ssss4a ss1s az i.yls G e FOIL 81. II 30 a. a.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. s-Forecsst for Nv
En0lsndi Fair, followed by cloudy
weather; warmer in western portion; east
erly winds
There Is storm apparently central
southeast OF Hatteras which is likely to
cause dangerous north gales oH eastern
New Eng gland coast TONIGHT.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
BOYS SHOES.

Messenger Shoes are the best
Shoes in the market for service,
Every pair warranted solid leather
throughout and you will save
money in buying this shoe Tor
your boys: Price, II to 2, 81 so q
pair; 8 to 5 1-2, 81 70 a par.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
RAD|KlN g. C00NEY.
TRINITY S0UARI.
The place to buy your Dry Goods and Shoes, pro-
viding you desire to buy the best goods at the
lowest prices, is at oul store.

Choice ofour entire assortment
of 25c Dress Coos at 49, yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-08
Shoe Department.

Our Ladies' Button Boot, in
opera toe, st 81 so, that was made
up to sell at S. 80. We have ust
100 pairs left. If you want to
save 81 clean money buy this
shoe; price all weeS at $50 pair.
Ladies' heavy, double sole Shoe,
in button or lace, all widths, just
the shoe for winter wear, at 81 90
a pair; worth S3 a pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

bert Nevin Of Boston; overture, Columbus, ~
d. NJ Levett, Of NewYork.
Especial interest attaches TO the second public
rehearsal and concert OF the PHILHARMONIC Society
next Friday afternoon and saturday evening from
the fact that at them Dr. Dvorak IS new symphony:
written under the influence OF American scenes ano
studies and entitled From the New World"
will have its first performances The other NUM-
speare's midsummer Nights Dream" by Men.
delssohn, and Brahms violin Concerto played ~
Henri Marteau
News Notes-Herri Marteau's novelties this
season will include Minstrel Serenade, By
the American composer Maurice Arnold. The COM
position is in the modern romantic style though
Cady has sailed for Europe. for the purpose OF
studying the pianoforte with Leschettzsky, In
Vienna. Nine. Fanny Kellogg, Miss Tirzsch
Hamlen j. H. Ricketson and Graham Reed VIII
sing the solos at the Messiah performance OF the
brooklyn Choral Society. At the next quarterly
meeting OF the Musical Mutual Protective Union
on December a. Mr. Walter Damrosch Will make
a formal demand that Anton Hegner be permitted
to play In the symphony Orchestra. Miss
Zippora Monteith has been engaged as solo soprano
AT i)r Parkhurst's church She will sing this even
ing at Palmers Theatre in the benefit entertain
the willingness of the MANAGEMENT OF the opera ID
respond to the wishes Of the public Signor Ntgnas
having proved unsatisfactory Lohengrin jean
de ResZke will assume the role next saturday
afternoon The first performance OF Zolners
lyric tragedy. "Matteo Fdlcone" is set down ID
take place at the Irving Place Theatre on De-
cember IS. Miss Emma Eames. Mile: Arnol'
son. Signor Vignas and NJ Plancon viii sing at
the popular concert in the Metropolitan Opera
House tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

intervals in the scales. and use is also made OF
the old device Of using the fingers OF the LETT hand
to represent the stan. The book commences IL
self for the instruction Of young children. whose
memory will certainly be aided by the exercises
and interest kept alive Among other recent pub.
cations Of Novello. Ever y CO is "Ie Deum
i'm c by George Henschel. II Is for soil chorus ana
organ the chief reliance for effect being upon the
choir. Il looks exceedingly effective The com,
poser has inscribed 1t to his friends OF the Second
Church. Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

Mr. julius Klauser who has elaborated a theory
of music and laid 1t down In book called me
Septonatc," will spend the time from December 70
to January In New-York. ecturing on his system
and teaching 1t at the METROPOLITAN College OF
Music Mr.. klauser Is Of Karl flauser, or
Pennington for many years teacher of music at
Miss Porters school,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

Anton Schott the well-known tenor. who was for
season connected with the German opera at the
Metropolitan Opera House. has arrived In this
country and will make his first appearance with
Mr.. pamrosch at his Saturday matinee and sunday
evening concert OF this week. when he Will sing In
the first act OF Wagners "Wa!kiire" Miss Olga
Pevny Will sing the part OF Sieglinde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

The Knelsel, quartet of Boston. will gIye con-
cert at Chamber Music Hall Carnegie HalD next
Friday evening. With the assistance OF Mr.. Zach
and Mr. Schulz seXtuor for two vlofns, two
he played for the first time. The programme also
includes the quartet In ID minor Mozart. and the
pianoforte trio IN E-tat Cd. 100 Schubert Mrs.
Emil Psur Will be the pianist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

bert Nevin Of Boston; overture Columbus ~
d. NJ Levett. OF New-York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-15
FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The stock mar
ket opened today with less animation
than usual, despite the fact that the
announcement was only just made that
an agreement had been entered into by
the granger roads to maintain rates dur
ing the winter, which could not be
looked upon other than in a favorable
light. The changes in the list at the
opening were very slight, and in the
early dealings fractional fluctuations
were made on both sides of the account.
But the speculation soon warmed up,
and under the influence of good buy
ing movement in Sugar and New Eng
land prices advanced 19@4c. the two
stocks named leading. The advance
induced sales of New England resulting
in reaction of l per cent in these
shares, and Of fraction in the general
list. which was followed by brisk
upward movement ranging from
n to 1555 per cent, in which which the
: or anger stocks were most promi-
nept. The higher level was not main
taihed very long, Manhattan dropping
2 per cent and Louisville q Nashville
portant. Some thirty minutes before
noon the temper OF speculation under
went complete change, the market
became active, London was a small
buyer, the Burlington 81 Quincy divi-
-dend had been declared, and the room:
traders were mainly On the bull side.
consequently, price: again moved up
ward, and under the leaders Zip of Gen
leral Electric, Chicago Gas Bur, 5ton &
Quincy and Rock Island an advance of
s11I93 per cent was recordI d. The i'm
provement led to realizations OF profits
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-15
SALTWATER NEWS.

The action of T. c. Clark VS.. The
City of Saltwater was dismissed Yester-
day, aud has been stricken from the
calendar.
William Sauntry is authority for the
statement that the log crop on the ST.
CroiX this winter will not be much less
than last year, so many small concerns
doing considerable logging this year.
In the probate court yesterday the
will of Nels Anderson. deceased, was
admitted to probate, and John Swenson
was appointed administrator with the
Will annexed.
Judge Williston held a special term of
the district court yesterday. A number
of motions were heard in different cases.
The case of James Wightman VS.. Anna
Alice Wightman for divorce was con-
tinued until the next special term Of
court. Judge Williston was opposed to
granting the divorce, owing to lack of
testimony and evidence, and the plant
If will endeavOr to secure more evil
dence before the next term Of court.