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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23

DALY.-Died. Tuesday, November slst.
at the residence of her husband, siVs
Lester street, NORA T., wife OF j. j..
DAILY.
Funeral will take place from 81.
| Patrick's church TO-DAY Thursday at
10 A. NJ. Requiem high mass. Friends
and a~cquaintances are respectfully IN
| vited to attend.
FULKS.-Died, Wednesday evening at 8
| o'clock, at his residence. MINI and Por-
ter streets, Manchester, X. STRATToN
FULKS, after an illness OF two weeks.
Notice, OF the funeral hereafter.
GAINESVILLE Crenn.) papers please copy.
POWERS Died. November I'D, at 2
! O'clock p. NJ, JAMES FREDERICK
POWERS. infant son OF Harry II. and
| Bette Powers.
Burial from the residence TO-DAY at
$50 =. NJ.
REITELBACH.-Died at his residence.
IA west Marshall street. Tuesday morn
ing, November 2lst, at 7.D o'clock.
AUGUST REITELBACH: aged 81 years.
He leaves one daughter. Mrs. T. +.
| Fowler, and three o n TO mourn their
loss.
Funeral will take place from 81. Mary's
German Catholic church THURSDAY
| MORNING at 0 o'clock. Friends and SC
quaintances are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive ef~fectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
It has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by. all drug
eists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
unfactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF rigs
and being well informed, you VIII no'
accept any substitute if offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
POWDERLY ON TOP.
HE IS REFLECTED GRAND MASTER
WORKMAN, X. or l.
But He Barely Defeats a Candidate who
IL Supposed to Represent the Hayes
Following.
my teleeraph TO the pIsp.tch.l

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November e.
The anticipated test OF strength between
the Powderiy and anti-Powderiy factions
In the General Assembly OF the Knights Of
Labor materialized at this afternoons
session. and as was expected. Powderly
came out on top. being reelected General
Master Workman by a vote OF 26 TO 20.
This. IL is claimed, f~oreshadows the de-
feat OF Powderiy's enemy, Secretary
Treasurer Hayes, an election for whose Of
flee VIII be held tomorrow. IL Is not
certain. however. that Hayes will be a
candidate for reelection.
After the adoption OF the Finance Conn
mittce's report exorerating Powderly.
a. w. Wright, and Devlin, a .'esolution
was adopted declaring the general Of
fees vacant. Then came the election OF
Powderly.
Congressman Davis. Powderly. 7. B.
Mcclure. and J. r. Sovereign, Of Iowa,
were placed In nomination. McG@ire and
Davis withdrew. Sovereign, who was not
present. was nominated by the Hayes
people, and his popularity was shown by
the close brush he gave Powderly, he
polling 10 votes and Mcclure l.
h Powderly people claim that Sove.
reign Is n close friend OF Powderly's, and
that he would not have allowed the use or
his name had he been elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Judge Brown Adjourns CSurt-Drys Win
The y. G. X. Il. Exemption Surrendered.
(CorIespOndence OF The Dispatch.)

correspondents VI lit DlopdANij
RALEIGH. n. c., November 2.-Judge
George l.. Brown. OF the Superior Court.
who has this week been holding court In
Person county. has been compelled to ad-
iourn II owing to a telegram to MIN an
nouncing the severe sickness of his wife
in Baltimore.
An election on the question of liquor
license was held at Laurinburg yesterday.
The dry ticket won.
Not long ago the directors of the North
Carolina railway adopted a resolution
surrending that roads exemption from
taxation. Coupled with this was a reso-
luton submitting this matter to the stock
holders. The stockholders failed 10 meet,
as called to do. The directors have now
rescinded thai part OF their former ac-
ton which submitted the matter 10 ina
stockholders. and thus the exemption IS
finally surrendered. This disposes OF the
matter. Governor Carr has always urged
strongly that this surrender be made.
Revenue Collector Simmons arrived this
evening. Many applicants for positions
under him are also here.
The contract for rebuilding the Ice rae
tory here. which was burned last August,
was awarded to-day. Work begins In
January.
The handsome residence Of Richard
Newkirk. at NewEiTks, was burned last
night with all its contents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Ran Tucker and the Guide.
Nroghfn.fou Doot

II isn't often that a Washington guide
gets taken In through offering his ser
vices TO persons even more familiar than
himself with the sights OF the city. But
1t sometimes happens. One fine morning
recently ex-Representative Randolph
Tucker. Of Virginia, paid a flying visit
to the city. Strolling through Lafayette
Square he paused for an instant before
the equestrian statue Of Jackson. That
instant was enough for one OF the ubi-
q~uitous guides, who at once attaching
himself TO the veteran statesman, poured
forth a torrent Of explanatory eloquence
that the astonished Virginian found X
impossible TO stem. Do what he would,
the fellow would not be shaken off, so, In
company with the guide, the man who
knows every rod Of Washington as well
as he does his alphabet, was forced TO
walk the length OF the avenue, having
the sights pointed out to him until he
reached the Capitol. where he was res
cued by some friends, who. nevertheless,
keenly enjoyed the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23

telegram to the Dispatch)
VA. November 2-The Pc
vocation met for organize,
|tr Gibson Memorial Episcopal
i.r- last evening. Rev.. w. X.
~ oI Ftiersburg, preached the open
inl1. DR.. Haines and Rev. w. IA.
nai- addresses to-day. Tonight
= t.re conducted at both the Bap-
h fllscopal churches. the former
hi BIZ. X. Savage. and az the Episco-
49,, 2 by Rev. W. a. II. Goodwin.
oi So Johns church. Petersburg,
LIZ |-orhed an able seymon before =
1. alnes u Petersburg administered
III 10y c~pi1munion. Much business Is
In zone. as a thorough ~organiza-
% D. perfected.
v u Hsines has been elected dean
y, invocation, Rev. w. A. II. Good
tss,l iaiy. and Mr.. Thomas Il. REEVES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23

Regiment OF Infantry. with the exception
OF only three officers. have pledged him
their support. With the exception OF
t~hree-or possibly two-troops OF. the
First Regiment OF Cavalry, Colonel
Halves may count upon the assistance
OF all the State cavalrymen.
The ex-couricr OF the Confederacy has
scores Of letters from prominent citi-
Gems throughout the State. and even
from other parts OF the South. Colonel
Halves Is a close friend OF the incoming
Governor, and during the recent cam
paign he did some noble work In his be-
half.
THE OTHER AspIRANTs.
Captain Philip Haxall. the third OF the
Richmond asplrants for the Office. Is a
gentleman who stands high both I'm the
social. business. and military world.
Several OF the most prominent statesmen
OF Virginia are working in his behalf.
He has the support OF the Stuart Horse
Guard and the Henrico Light Dragons,
and will doubtless secure many scatter
ing votes from other military organiza-
tons.
The Third Regiment will. with the ex-
ception OF n few officers, OF course. sup
port Colonel Nolle. and as he Is n most
estimable gentleman, he will receive
many handsome endorsements from
friends outside the military.
The claims of Captain Keller VIII IKE
wise be strongly urged by his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23

teams lined up quickly, aud ,he bali was
passed TO Yore. yore, with Burnley as a
q beautiful run OF ffty yards, making the
first touchdown IN two minutes.
Greenwood took the ball and formed a
wedge, but could not make but a few
yards, az Rollers were too heavy for
them. After three downs and no gains
had been made. the ball went 90 Rollers,
and Yore made another touchdown.
Score. Rollers. s: Greenwood, o.
Greenwood never had the BAH near
their cnemy's goal but once. and then
they had 60 give II up OF three downs.
The ail.round work OF the Roller team
was excellent, while the playing 0f Yore
and Burnley was magnificent.
Greenwood's rush-ilne was good, but
her backs were weak. Coffman az centre
was very effective. Score. Roller. "a:
cond half, 20 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
IaresilealIng the Charges.

viFe'al telegram 10 the Dispatch)
n G"LtsroN, w. VA. November Y.
tu-. 'tsllfation OF the charge OF dis
bsie.' o9nd0ct on the part of the United
asssfae equity marshals preferred by the
Was begun In the FEDERAL Court 70.
a. number of witnesses were exam
t nothing important WAS devel.
al bsa0ie witnesses are 20 be examined,
Nv. ~ case Is continued unti to-Inof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
,.uc,n.s assa,,ants Held.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch')
Ter Ward. Robert Morris, and w. "A.
lawson, Charged with a murderous as,
sauit on Ling Gun at Point ROCK, have
mad a preliminary hearing at Marshal,
and have been held for trial withou'
Major Pemberton. private secretary 20
colIecfor Elias, states that the latter mas
moi made his bond under hts second APP
portment. Chief Clerk Rogers Is acting
collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Assignment In lexington.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, November 22.-wil-
liam ~. White. one OF the leading dry
goods merchants Of this place, to-day
made an assignment for the benefit OF
his creditors, with J.. A. Il. Warner as
trustee. His liabilities are between 5000
and $Sooa. and the asseta. Including stock.
cover the same. There are two classes OF
preferred creditors. and all Indebtedness
Is TO northern firms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Death Of Mrs. Mendenhall.
Correspondents Of the Dispatch,

Worrespondence OF the Dispatch.1
GREENSBORO, N. c.. November T.
Mrs. Abram Mendenhall. Of this city, but
formerly OF Providence, II. l., died at her
at s o'clock OF consumption. She had
been sinking rapidly for several weeks.
and her death was not a surprise. to her
friends. She was very popular In thiS
city. and a great many hearts are sad TO
know OF her taking or. The deceased had
been married only a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
a. aonros.o1 condition Of the hog mar.

the depressed condition of the hog mar.
ket al the yards, prices at that place
being quoted 5niOc. lower than yesterday.
The market ruled steady at the decline
for a time. but when the shorts began 10
cover IL was apparent that there was an
absence of offerings. and they were
Obliged to bid prices up to obtain pro-
duets. The close showed a gain OF lIiac.
for January pork. 12isc. for January, lard
and i0c. for January ribs. The cash de-
mand was light.
fayoring buyers. No. 2 spring wheat
6i%c.; No. 2 red, 6liac. No. 2 corn. s6isc.
No ; oats. Csc. Mess pork, so. 75al3.W.
| lard, &.37Is. Short-rib sides, S.l5. Dry
salt shoulders. &Is97;0o. short clear
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
MARRIAGES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. We'd
nesday, November z. 1888. at 615 j. NJ.
at the brides residence. Miss BEULAlI
A. BowLES to Mr.. w. G.. MALONE;
both OF Richmond, Va.
TAYLoR-FRENCH; MoRAN-WHIT-
TEY.-Married. November q, 1893, at the
residence OF Rev. J. II. Tucker. At $50
p. NJ. Mr.. GEORGE w. TAYLOR and
Miss SARAH J. FRENCH.
Also at 9:4s =. NJ, Mr.. CHARLES u.
MORAN and Miss LIZZIE l.. WHIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
A BRANCH RAILROAD SOLD.
| suits COMPROMISED by City Fathers-A
Business Faiiure-Suicide.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
WARRINGTON. N. c.. November e.
The Jonesville and Washington railroad
is a thing OF the past. / hear That the
road has been bought and VIII be con-
verted into a lumber-road connecting
with the Roanoke Lumber Company at
Plymouth.
Mr. John A. Burgess has been appointed
agent OF the Eastern Dispatch line at
this place. and entered upon the discharge
Of his duties to-day. ~
The city fathers have compromised all
the railroad suits by paying the property
owners along the railroad track sufhcient
amounts 10 cover all damages. n action
Is commended by the citizens.
Mr.. w. r. Jones. one OF the largest ury
goods dealers i'm this town. made an as
sienment to-day. lie has been in busl-
ness several years, and Is noted for ms
industry and promptness In business. As
sets and liabilities not known.
Mr.. Jas. Burgwin. Of this county: COM
mitted suicide yesterday at his home by
taking laudanum. He was a young man
about % years Of age, and had been mar
ried only two years. The. cause IL et-
fributed TO financial depression.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
The Iowa Horror.
(By telegraph to the Dlspat,

Iby ttItBTdPH % tHV DIsPatCH'J
OTTUMWA. IA. November 22-The
man hanged by a mob yesterday has been
identified as +. o. johnson. Of Aberdeen,
s. D., and not Frederick Gustavson. A
young man named Lester, who worked
with him. came TO the police with this
Information to-day. He says that the man
was always n brute. The child he assault
ed is dying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Mean temperature. ...9 2
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 22.-The bulls
had control OF the market at the Stock
Exchange to-day, except In the case or
/ General Electric. which was weak from
start to finish. The dealings in this
| stock amounted to 9O,3i0 shares in a total
! of 3Gl, 900 shares.
| The first transactions were at 1874, ana
| the stock gradually settled down to S5is.
| Support was lacking. and the rumors
| which have been current about the prop
| erty for the past six months were again
| called into service. IL was said that
| the company could not meet It's December
| interest OF its debentures, that the pay
ment Of January dividend on the pre-
| ferred was problematical, end finally that
a receivershIp is imminent. These stories
| have been used so often and as far qui-
| city denied categorically that 1t excited
| surprise that they should have any infiu-
| ence. Still there was stock seeking a
| market. and II was not all phantom
stock by any means.
During the greater part of the day the
railway list presented a strong 'front.' ana
| the heaviness OF General Electric had no
effect. Buying for foreign account at
| the opening assisted the bulls. An i'm
portant factor was the buying OF nrst-
| class railway mortgages by leading insti-
tutions. The glut of money Is compelling
| institutions and capitalists to buy BONDS.
| There Is little or no demand Tor money
| for speculative or business purposes. and
| to-day q leading broker placed N'Wo'VW
| at 1 per cent. on call. This money is
| offered at 3a4 per cent. and Is difiicuit
| 10 lend even at these figures.
The efforts making to rehabilitate Union
| Pacific and the reports from Philadelphia
| that the position Of Reading had I'M
| proved financially also tended 10
| strengthen the market. Manhattan rose
?. Delaware and Hudson 27s; Chicago Gas,
| tx; Northwestern, 1%; 81. Paul, IA; Rock
| Island, ia; Burlington and Quincy, l%;
| New England, 1, and Western Union, Ia,
to 90. The break in General Electric in
the last hour checked the upward ten
| dency In the railway list, and a reaction
| Of IL per cent. followed, but the final
| dealings Of the market were tolerably
firm. In the active issues New York,
| Lackawanna and Western rose 8, ana
\ American Cotton OIL preferred 2 per cent.
| Rio Grande Western Common brought 10,
| against 20 at the last sale.
The net gains for the day ranged from
u to 4 per cent. General electric. how
| cellaneous bonds were strong. The sales
of listed stocks were 226.0O shares, and
| Of unlisted. 1900 shares:
Treasury balances: Coin, S9,356,OO; cur
rency, S5,9lS.Vc.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from 1 to ~; last loan at ll9. and clos
ing offered at Ia per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, AZ per cent.
Bar silver. 651s; Mexican dollars, 56A.
Silver at the Stock Exchange was neg
lected.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
busines In bankers bills at A.8Ad4s3i1
for sixty days, and A.Sh4tS5h for de-
mand: posted rates, A.st1t. ssh; CONNER,
A.s4qi.Sh for demand. ~
Government bonds active and higher.
State bonds firm. Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Some Billiards.
nv telegram TO the Disr

By telegraph to the Dispatch.)
CHICAGO. November 2.-Schafer's and
Ives's second game of 800 points to-
night was won by Schafer. Total score
for the two games: Schafer. Loo; Ives,
LIB. Schafer tonight made a run OF
34S. breaking the worlds record Chis own
OF 230. Ives made a run tonight of 263.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
INDIGNANT DEMOCRATS.
i'''-' GO Bee Entered Against the system of
distributing Patronage.

t-'.eram TO the Dispatch)
.Le. VA, November Pit Is
movement Is on foot among
tc workers Of the city to
tuation meeting 20 protest
E c~.utinuance OF the system
'ne party workers Ia the dis
tfe government patronage.
fa.t so far the appointments
't'r mostly gone 20 people who
'slfel IN the hard work or
contests.
q H broken to-day for the new
f..0t Methodist Episcopal
' fae corner OF Freemason aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. a 1888.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk: merchan-
disc and passengers; ]. WsislSef, super
intendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS NOV. .
By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Cydonn. Savannah.
British steamship ~Chickahominy. West
Hartlepool.
SAILED.
Schooner r.. +, Mansfield. Provideuce,
Schooner Majority Brown. Boston.
Schooner General y. "a Msrwin, Hoe'
ton.
Steamship cydonIa. Havrts
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. q 1865
Ry telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. BATH
more: passenger and general carUo.
SAILED.
Gtsamship Baltimore. HeQnet1, r3Alti-
more; passengers and Gsnerul epg94
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. November 22.-Vlr-
einia Consol Ss, Giis; North Carolina
| stock. 67HG6sc.; Baltimore and Ohio
T, southwestern firsts, lOi; do. second in,
comes, q; third incomes, g; Consolidated
Gas bonds, liz; do. stock, 56Aa56}5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
PROSPECT or A HARD WINTER.
T- Heart cfn Grocer Touched and n starry
src Family Relieved.


I.nce OF the Dispatch)
EG. VA. November Cit
t,.t the coming winter VIII be
with much suffering among
o. M .Isses Of our people unless a
r.l charity is shown by the
wealthy class Of our citi-
n many are out Of employment
times improve very much
wen suffering must ensue.
....I That "a worthy a driven
y lack OF employment, went
asked Tor credit for "a few
a.I.h was denied him. He
t.t boz must have something
ana Selling a sack OF flour
o. s. policeman was sum-
after the party. but when
.. r..rhel the house and saw
the family he refused 10
reported the fact to the
IHtfer %thercupon sent-nOt
..f ID supply Of provisions TO
. .f- ~ the family.
IuluAL COUPLE.
..-. Upnnan and bride, nee
.ksou, Of Nashville, Tenn,
the guests Of Mr.. and
I.cbles, on Perry street.
l. a son Of Mr.. John Don
. ..i respected citizen, now
r. -.,. and is connected with
t. Rational Bank I'm nashville.
.uIl bank in that city that
through the financial cy-
summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
VERDICT SURPRISE
msy's FINDINGS IN THE CASES
'N' NJ TIE ROANOKE RIOTERS.
riped 500 and Imprisoned for
Da,s-Fuqua and Kennedy. 81
r.cb and One Hour In Jail.
,.i telegram to the Dispasch)

.f fclcgram 70 the DiSpatchD
,x1Kr VA. November s2-The
Games O. Richardson, ID. d.
W. Fuqua. and a. Perry
was resumed in the Hastings
I'D. morning. The concluding ar
,.f,re the Jury was made by
smith. assistant prosecutor for
his arroignment OF the ac-
"a powerful one. being cs-
.,.rs on Richardson, who. he
3D., mob from the courthouse
h, w0uld rather have Mayor
.I., ihe 8 Smith, and then
,.s afterwards. az leader OF
won't across the street to
M Leon Hotel 10 hunt for
assuTing the proprietor and
. not a hair Of Mayor Trout's
b. hurt. Mr.. Smith said
.,la was trying TO deceive
r.rulc. who. ne knew. were
trr Mayor. He wanted 10
.Ir Trout was. so that he
f.m up Co the mob. He also
embossed Fuqua's statement
.a tho crowd near the front
81. saw no mob on the night
ana had never seen one in
~ tND IMPRISONMENT.
u.. given to the jury at 70
.-. at / they reported they
r.e then on a verdict. They
a., 10 20 dinner. and again
Iury-Joom. where they re-
.,r about $50 o'clock. when
in q verdict. hning Rich
and combining him thirty
kennedy were fined 81 each,
cement fixed at one hour
.seltrci not guilty. The YER
Surprise. the general opinion
... jury would never agree.
TOO LENIENT.
nan 10 as too lenlent. The
t. o. ? IN favor OF giving the
the fun penalty Of the
u IS stHl to be tried for
Ir.aking into Nelson &
WARE store on the night Of
a.pr other cases 20 be tried
.u with the riots of the
, 70 September.
Chief-of-P Police Terry and
r n. charged with being ac-
tf. lynChing Of the negro
..I.i in the Hastings Court
lor defendants domurred
lIrtmcut on the ground that
jury making II were not
...5rling 10 law. This was
they then moved 10 quash
-.rt as not being properly
r ..-m4rh as the accused were
murder IN the first degree.
.rlittmcnt did not specify
thought After this point
ri.l at length 10y counsel
gee and the state. Judge
ru.i the trial till tomorrow
took the matter under ad-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Roller Defeat. Greenwood "a 4, o.

waysfssponaence OF the Dispatcb.)
IL a. ooi-bail eleven played 4 beausi-
y e.. VI BAH here on Monday with
.koae,' fr.sn Greenwood school,
~ s.rsn the toss and took the ball
~ sssas = ! ~ : s1aes; ~ sne j 'sIs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Southern Associated Press.
NV telepranh 10 the Dispatch.)

AUGUSTA, GA. November
| OF the Southern Associated Press at the
annual meeting held to-day In the Chroni-
Gle budding. there being only three Alb
sent. Matters of great interest we're np
for consideration The convention ad-
journed at 7 o'clock to meet tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
SURPRISE At THE MAYNARD.
removed to Make Room for ~ Republican
1he Ladies' Controversy.

1hp Ladies' Controversy.
cram 20 the Dlspatch.)
..I.f. VA. November 22.-Consid-
WAS developed at the navy
when il was announced that
'a.. captain OF the watch, was
ti rs. u. Swartout, an old
I .ur4lnted 70 tie place. Swar-
moved TO make ROOFS Tor
Was put on duty as ship
.'. yard
.r-y between the ladies over
Hi.n Anchorage. the home
omen. Is likely 20 be settled
t I.fnlTs setting apart a por-
D4I almshOuse building Tor
NJ the home. one gentleman
$500 towards building a per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Fresh Ralsina and Nuts.

r. l.. Christian & Co, sl4 east Main
street. have just received a large stock
OF New Raisins. Citron. Currantss ana
Nuts Of the finest quality.