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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
p1cuMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. November s-The
loose bright market sales lasted I'LL = T..
M to-day. Sales at Dayenports. Shell
burne's. and Planters Friday Dayen.
crop. OF Rocky Mount, n. c: A number
OF planters were on sales; others VIII sell
Tomorrow Highest prices were from
SAG 10 Sol to-day,
Stemrnlng stock kept up well. Good
bodied red filters were stronger. Low
grades more active. Fine cutters not so
extreme I'm price. Good grades fuiiy hrm;
Wrappers scarce. especially those OF good
spread. Anything rich or of splendid
tobaceo excursion will be run from
Fayette. w. Va. here December lith.
conducted by Mr.. $. 5. Berger. OF Dayen-
port's warehouse.
'S considerable nondescript,. thin, greenish
wild tobacco IL selling. which buyers do
Auction offerings on Change to-day.
g packages. and taken In, Highest.
sg15, lowest, N,N.
private saies--c Cutters, 81; wrappers, -:
smokers, IA; fiiiers q; dark Tugs, IS: dark
leaf. ). Total. ZIG hogsheads.
business, though agsregating well. has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
FRANCIS PARKMkN DEAD.
The Eminent Historian Passes Away After
"A Brief illness.
Ry telegraph to the Dispatch)

Ry telegraph to the Dispatch)
BOSTON, November 9.-Francis Park
man. the eminent historian. died at his
home on Prince street, Jamaica Plain,
yesterday evening Ills last sickness was
brief. peritonltis being the cause Of
death. 1t was only recently that he cele-
brated his seventeen birthday IN an un-
ostentatlous manner, receiving few cai-
lers. but great many letters and tele-
grams came from all parts Of the world.
His home, on the south bank of Jamai-
ca pond. was one of the most beautiful
residences i'm the suburbs of Boston, ana
il WAS there that he did his best work
I'm his last days. Several months ago Mr..
Parl,man's condition was regarded as
serious. and fears of his death were en-
tertained. but he rallied from the attack.
lie remained. however In Il weakened
condition. and when attacked by peri
tonitis his vitality was insufficient TO
sustain him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
ALMOST BLOOD SHED.
GOVERNOR TlLLMAN AND A SELLER
OF RICE BEER.
Having Shooting scrnpe-Colnm-
bia Excited.
my teIegraph % the DIspatchl


WASHINGTON. November "a special
to the Post from Columbia. 8. C.. says:
There came near being biood-shed at the
State Fairgrounds to-day. while the fair
was in progress. on account Of an attempt
Of Governor Trllman's to prevent U. ;.
Meetze from selling rice beer Meetze
killed a trial justice here several years
ago. and is a bad man. Everybody mo-
mentarily expected shooting 10 commence.
but II appeared that the State constables
were not anxious to be perforated with
bullets
When the Governor heard that Meetze
was selling beer he went to the grounds
and commanded him to stop. Meetze re-
fused. and said that no man should ar
rest him without a warrant the Governor
holding that no warrant was necessary
under the dispensary law. Meetze used
plain words. showing no great respect
for the Governor. The Governor sum-
moned n posse. some Of whom were peni-
Tertiary guards. under the captain Of the
guards. The Governor was at white heat,
and declared that Meetze should be
stopped II it took all the militia in the
city to do It. He told the men 10 get
their guns AMI to shoot If necessary.
MEETZE VICTORIOUS.
While Meetze was away from his stand
the constables arrested two Of his men.
and were about to arrest a third when
Meetze appeared and chased them ont OF
his stand. He then told them that he
would shoot II any one attempted to ar
rest him or come into his place without
a warrant. The constabulary succumbed
To his war-like words, and went back To
confer with the Governor and the Assist
ant Attorney General and his other adj
vIs-rs who We're not very far away.
Meetzc swore that he would sell until his
! stock gave out, which he did.
After the governor had devoted seven
| hours 10 the matter. this evening Mectza
accepted a warrant from a city trial-jus-
ticc and will give bond tomorrow. Hc
had decided TO sell again tomorrow. but
a, the intorcession of the fair authorities
! he viii desist The governor holds tina,
! his action Is outlawry, and II may be that
he viii take further action. There was
great excitement o...c~.- the thousands OF
| people gathered at the fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
Timbcrlakc Arrested.

Benjamin Timberlake. n colored youth
was arrested last night and lodged in the
First Station-Iouse and o charge made
against him Of maliciously shooting Mr..
Henry Eaoho. L. will be remembered that
Nh Eacho and a friend were treating 4
sick horse III the rear OF Phil Shea's place
OF business. when several negro bows ap-
peared upon the scene and made some i'm
pertinent remarks. Mr. Eacho advanced
toward them with the intention Of driving
them away. when Timberlake drew a pistol
and shot at him twice. The bali from the
last shot struck him on the lower part OF
the leg and inflicted painful wound. The
negro will have o hearing IN the Police
Cont to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
or for the AssociatIOn.

Nearly all Of the Baptist ministers of the
city will attend the meeting of the General
Association, which begins IN Roanoke to-
night. The pastors Of this denomination
who did not leave Yesterday VIII 90 later,
rs the sessions Of the body will probably
last tour or five DAYS. The Baptist pulplts
will be filled bv strangers Sunday, and IN
some cases there will be no services at the
churches.
DR.. herr will preach for DIR. Landrum at
night. and Rev. DR.. 1iberius Gracious
Jones will preach at the First church IN
the morning The pulpit of Clay Street
church will be filed ut night by Rev. n.
V Provence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
PrnnnrfX Trnn.fera.

Richmond: Sol Cutchins and wife 70
Annie l.. GOldsby. = feet on north side
Floyd avenue between Harvle and Plum
streets. s2.2O0: Mary =. Harvie to l.. \.
UmIauf. - feet on south side Wills street
near Randolph. $50 Richard 5. Vest and
wife 10 William b. Vest and others. -
feet on south side Canal street, retaining
a life estate therein, d.3SI50; Frederick
Robinson 10 n. +. Turner, 20 feet on south
side Chafln street. 500; Il. +. Turner ana
wife 10 Elianns Seaton. - feet on south
side Chafiin street. N,l15.
Henrco: The Lisburn Land Company
T. James 3. Kirk. g feet on Ivy street
northeast corner GilmOur avenue. $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
BresbXferiap Union.

There was meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Presbyterian Union at
the Grace-Street church last night, and a
very gratifying report Of their work was
made. The church on Chestnut Hill WAS
built through the efforts of that band Of
Christian workers. The treasurer's report
showed upwards Of 81. 700 raised for that
object. Rev. l.. Is. Iurnbull, the presI-
dent. rendered his resignation on account
Of his removal from the city. Rev. DR.. W..
n. Hoge was appointed to act as president
until the next regular meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
CITY Circuit Court.

The following was the business in the
CITY Circuit yesterday:
lanes u. Hancock against Herger'
eath & Meyers. action for damages for
eiectment from the Mozart Academy OF
Music. Continued.
/ $. Moore against S, J. Chandler. RUE
against garnishec. J. {. Leber' us
charged. ,,,.. 49,,
The Holt Improved Water-fllter Noi'i-
pany against Otis H. kusSell' Soh''l n,l..',
,,anv against l. G. Hawkes.. Continued.
,r6e commonwealth of Virginia, who sues
cor the benefit OF Edgar ID. Taylor
against ID. 5. Gates and his sureties Tor
800.
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etntn Securities
Railroad Bonds.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. November 9-Onerlngs-
Wheat, S.s3s bushels; oats. 2,lO bushels
mill offal, IS tons. 40
Sales-Wheat. 1888 bushels; oats. 80
bushels. ,.>,.o-
mixed. 63Qssc.; Shortberry. 6Oq61c.' NO
red e6467c.
Corn-White, prime Virginia bag lots,
4sd47c. No. white; l6eHs.; ,l WHIT corn
Oats-Winter (for seed. SlQS6c.: NO.
mixed. SJa3Sxc: No. mixed. S+aS4isc.
Rye-53ft5sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
The Gymnasium Must Stop.

Judge Lamb. Of the Chancery Court.
yesterday awarded an injunction on the
application OF Mrs J.. y. Morris enjoining
and restraining Horace +. Smith and x.
f. Richardson. Jr. from continuing or
permitting the gymnasium 10 continue
over the premises 80. 2i6 north Fifth
street. Mrs Morris alleges that the noise
and violent exercise in the gymnasium
are injurious 10 the building and to her
millinery business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
''T1TkNs TO MEET IN NORFOLK.

'''h Annual Convention of Their
'"'S Society Work and Ofncers.
g.. .flteonth annual convention OF
'..n-" Christian Missionary Society
"a Norfolk next Wednesday.
a., i 18th. Heretofore the sessions
o.. '.ly have been held In Richmond,
49,. sH.e being excepted. when the
if "as az Roanoke. The object In
-, ,.''iE the convention here this year
ls,...,'-,. the Richmond people will In all
J secure the national conyen-
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cbrvsanthemurn Tea.

The Young Ladies' Missionary Society,
~ tbe First Baptist church. corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets. VIII give !
chrysanthemum tea tonight AT
o'clock. This will be something new IN
the way OF an entertainment ana 10
those who attend pleasant evening u
promised. There will be an oyster sup
per and other refreshments. ana there
viii be no charge for admission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
Acelden, TO pr. Ernest Levy.

The last Issue of the Jewish Weekly
says: Dr. Ernest G. Levy. OF this city,
met with an accident at Watkins Glen
X. L.. on THURSDAY the 18th uitimo. He
was riding on a bicycle which fell with
him. breaking one Of his legs.
Dr. Levy has been a. Watkins several
months. and would have returned home
shortly but for this misfortune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
Ordination Service.

Bishop White will ordain to the priest
boot M =. Marks al II O'Clock this morn
ing Rev. George 9. Abb.tt. who has been
recently called to the rectOrship Of the
church.
Rev. j. r.. Newton will preach the or
dipatlou sermon and Rev j. Y. bowman
and Rev. r. 4. Goodwin will take part
ia the services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
SucciaI Henrico Grand Jury.

Judge F. c. Minor, OF the Henrico County
Court has summoned a special grand jury,
which will meet Monday. 1t IL composed
of the following gentlemen; George W.
Chamberlayne. Fred. Moss, T: c. Kedd,
William n. Ford, Conrad Feitig, II. Il.
Christian, j. G. Maynard, William d.
Frayser. and Thomas james.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
instruction of Officers.

The commissioned and non-commis-
stoned officers of the First Reg ment as
sembled at the ArmOry last night for in
structlon and spent several hours with
Colonel Jones. The non-coms" were
gwen good nights exercise II guard
mounting and other matters requiring
their attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
RATTTMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. November 9.-Nirginla
COnsol 81. 81; Baltimore and Ohio stock.
IN; North Carolina stock. 50. Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern hrsts. lVi; iirst
Incomes, T.. second do. ~: third DO. 9;
Consolidated Gas bonds. 1894. do stock.
ti5ffE1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
The Police Court.

ONLY a few cases were heard by the
police Justice yesterday morning. the
,,ost important was that OF William
chanIer (colored). charged with feionio'is-
Nv assauiting Edward Donohue, = eitiseh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
pICtJ,fOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. November g.-sales-lO00O
Virginia 80 AZ G37s before board-l00OO
Virginia Centuries at 53i9: 5000 do. at
j3l.: 10000 do. al 53ls Closing quotations:
Government Securities. Bid. Asked.
I-nited states ~. X. and 6. lll12
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
.sNT BECOMES AN HEIR.
i.,t,s Hts small Estate - Jerry
Johnson.

.~e. who committed suicide
I.tarua county. about two
t aI OF his property to an
. Banned Jerry Johnston.
consists Of the large brick
W,-t side OF Fourteenth
occupied by Anderson a. IA
hr Payne was a one
a,e soldier and terrible
tI Nif.s dance lie had
unfortunate In many re-
t,.Is $50 De- traded farm
i.uFauua for the house In
Iurnty he was divorced
tIr ani in order 10 make
"itn her put a mortgage OF
tIr the property. The house
about &c 700
ul1 Parrish. VI this city,
$500 ~ Mr. Payne. ana the rea-
't'Dr assigns for leaving his
' OBJ. negro is that the latter
g.. .'i to him ia sickness and In
Was well known In Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

Harrison over Macon commemorative. 120
II was rumOred yesterday that there
had been irregularities practicc1 At some
Of the precincts. both I'm Chesterfield ana
Powhatan. aud that the Democratic can
didates would probably contest the cleo
ton.
A wcll-known party-worker from Man
chester was heard to say that II served
the Democrats right and that Manchester
was entirely to blame for the POpulists
victory. Said he: THEY had been told
by the press. the public speakers and pm
waite workers the importance OF turning
ont and voting, and they remained away
and district that SHOULD have given
Democratic majority OF not less than oV0
was allowed to 80 for the opposition.
MARRIAGE IN CHESTERFIELD.
Miss Louise Weisiger and Mr.. Ernest
Elicit were married Wednesday evening
at the home of the bride, in ChesterIeih
county. quite a large number OF Irl'huS
OF the young people were present 10 WIZ
ness the ceremony. The bride Is "du@"-
ter OF the late DR. Charles Weisiger anu
sister Of Mr. Joseph Weisiger OF 'ill7
city. The groom is a prosperous H'e'
chant Of PocahOntas and was formerly
resident Of Chesterfield. The neWiy-Wed-
ded ones left at once for POcahontas'
Mrs William j. Rex died yesterday
morning at the residence OF her husband
40 2OG PoCahontas street. in the 18th year
Of her age. She had only been SICK
few weeks. and died during the absence
OF her husband, who is a baggasemastrr
on the Richmond and Danvil!e railroad
and was out on his trip. The funeral VIII
take place this afternoon from the resi-
dcnce at , o'clock and the interment VIII
be made in lakewood.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The citizens of Manchester are very
anxious 10 know what has become OF the
petition sent two months ago to hon.
George -. Wise requesting the appoint
ment OF a Democratic postmaster for TINS
city.
Rev. Or. Horace Strngfellow, whose
funeral took place at Montgomery, Ala,
Wednesday. was the father of the
late Rev. j. H. Stringfellow at one time
rector Of the Meade-MemOrial church In
this city.
The army Of tramps from the North
are slowly moving southwark. one
regiment OF these people are calnped
above Belle-Isle Bridge.
Mr. Charlie Wake IS detaincl-at his
home by sickness.
Mr.. Thomas Woodnn, Of Midlothian, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. II. Fitzgerald, who has been
quite sick. j. improving.
Mr. Augustus Lyon, Of Washington, is
visiting relatives IN this city.
There were no cases on the docket at
the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
Mr.. w. J. Garter is in North Carolina
on business.
Mr. Joseph Wilkinson, Of Chesterfield.
was i'm the city yesterday
a regular monthly meeting Of the City
Council viii be held tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

been OF a retail character: Most sellers
are dIsposlng OF small ana m'sce'iane'as
IKE Registered on Change; Chalmers Pat
'e Gan1 d n1hV sales Al shoskoe ard cren-
shaw's warehouses tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
P0PULISTS SLIP In.
mEssRs. GREGORY AND HARRISON
ELECTED BY SMALL MAJORITlES.
Manchesfer's Light Vote Largely Respon-
sIbic for the ResuIt--ChcsterflcId
Wedding -Southside Items.

The Legislative District composed OF
Manchester Chesterfield. and Powhatan
IS found by the official count 10 have
given the Popullst candidates for the
House OF Delegates small majorities over
the Democratic nominees.
The vote o. the district was canvassed
yesterday. and given in the aggregate Is
a. fo1lnue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI .. November 9-Fl0ur-
Spring patents. N.%HL9o; family H.1o0
Whcat-Market steady at zoe. for No.
Gats-Better feeling; 10. white, 3l&c.:
sample white 2Siac.: No. mixed. Bic.
Com-Firmer; distillers are buying NO
Pork Mess. $500; clear mess. NlO;
family pork. $500
Iard-steady at l0c for steam leaf.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders, sac; short
rib sides 9lac. short clear skios. Zoe.
Whiskey-Steady at SID.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. NO. November 2 Flour
duh: patents. = e1I $40; family, tl@fLU.
Wheat Firm but lower; November 5sc';
December. 5Jisc.
COrn-l nchdnged.
0ats-Firm; No. : $50: May sl'sc.
Pork standard mess. N16Ziz
DIV ;rSu sait nm meats Shoulders. &c; longs
and clear ribs. 9tic.: shorts &c
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. nc; longs
i0c clear ribs, l0isc.; shorts, lV'sc.
High wlnes-Steady az N.i5.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 9--Noon-Cot-
Irices unchanged; American mlddling.
4lsl. sales estimated az 1000 bales,
speculation and export l.Wo Receipts,
~ 100 bales; American, 1909. Futures
easy Win hFilhiNA AaA"AIiAaNf 49,
miidling. November 4 2S-Gid.; December
and January. 29-gid; January and Feb
ruary. 29-6id. February ard March;
4 A-6id March and April. I 3i-5id.; April
AMI May, 3i-6id.; May and June.
36-6fU4 35-6id.
4 T. M.-American middling, 3D.; good
middling. ll-l6d.; middling, 9-lod. low
middlinR. 7-led.; good ordinary. Scled;;
3O-6id November and December go!
m 29-6id. December and January, : so
IA 2s-Gid.. January and February. $50
"a 30-64d.: February and Marcn. 4 D-ofH
4 3l-Gid.: March and April SI,sm
3l-6id.; April and May 5f"4d'i May
ana June, S6-CiNi 3J-6id'
NEW YORK, November Cotton dull
uplands, SIZE: Orleans Szc. Sales. llS
bales Futures closed steady. Sales, H.
90 bales: November, SeJ; December.
IS l5HS.l6: January, @lsuS.e; February,
s 2GGSH: March. ss.33l&N; April. $sWp
81; May, SIS; June, SbigS6
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. n. G., Soysmber a.
Rosin dull: strained. 500. good do. slO0
Turpentine steady al sl0. Tar dun at
81 10 Soft and virgin tGTpentine, N,N
CHARLESTON, s. G.. November o.
Turpentine firm at 27izc. kOsin hrm at
s5c for good strained.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, November 9:-Market
luiet; prime, 2i4g2lsc.; extra prime, z7sg
2Isc fancy, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
"Chime. If Normandy " Sung.

The Marie Greenwood Opera Company
rendered the Chimes of Normandy" at the
Academy of Music last night before a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
HOLIDAY GOODS.

beg leave 70 call attention 10 their large stock
OF the aforementioned goods. most Of whlcn
are Of their Own importation. FRENCH BRAN
DIES. vintages from 1887 TO 1894; OLD LON
DOS DOCK JAMAICA RUN, 81. CROIN hUM,
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES, all OF tho
very finest quality.
SHERRlEs. MADEIRAs, AND PORT, and a
very large assortment 81 FRENCH AND GER
NAN WINES, including those famous brands As
CHATEAU la ROSE, CHATEAU MARGAUA.
CHATEAU D. YQUEM, STEiNbERGEk. MAR
COBRuNNER, SCHLOSS JOhANNISDERGER
etc, etc.
All the leading brands Of CHAMPAGNE con-
etantly In stock. They refer particularly 10
their PREMIERE SEkRf, selected irOm one OF
the finest VINEYARDS 10 France. Their STOCK II
FINE RYE ASD BOURBON WHlSh EYS, AP-
PIE AND PEACH BRANDlES IL OF tho very
best and cannot be- exceisd a. far "a quality Is
concerned.
OfCORDIALS they have large variety and
only the very finest that are imported.
HAVANA CIGARS Of their own direct i'm
portation and selected by one OF tho best COM
mission houses IN Havana Also full supply
Of the FL PRINCIPE De GALES CIGARS Goa
stantly on hand. OSCAR CRAM & CO.,
IL Governor street. Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. Tie skies were
clear at midnight.
49,, ~ thnrll1 nj ntnr
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALI GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD.
Prices of Nancy. Bonds. Stocks. Grsins
Tobacco. Cotton. dr.. and the
Weather Indications
lBy telegraph 70 tho pispatch.l

(sy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.)
+ WASHINGTON. ID. c., November a.
TAP Forecast tor Virginia: Fair wea-
w Their. except possible local shower
in southeast portions; northeas
winds.
North Carolina: Fair weather. except
local showers along the coast; northeast
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk: merehan
disc and passengers; I. Weisiger, agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 4
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
SAILED.
Schooner Rose Esterbr0ok. Portsmouth.
Schooner Haroldine. Boston.
Schooner Kate Markee, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, NOV. Q. 1880
CBy telegraph TO the Dispatch-)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. Niekie. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Bowden. Brakeman. Nev
York: general cargo.
Steamship Helen. Mcneil. Swansea: ..
steamer Elm City. Marshall. wanss
ton: passengers and general cAfQol
SAILED.
Steamship Chsrlotte. Ntckle, BALTIMORE
passengers and general eorRO
steamship Bcwden. DlAkcman. Nsa
Steamer elm CITY. NsrshAll walker
ten: passenger and geasysi saS1p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 4
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch)

Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk; merehan
disc and passengers; I. Weisiger, agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

Schooner Rose Esterbrook. Portsmouth.
Schooner Haroldine. Boston.
Schooner Kate Markee, Boston.
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