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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-14
All Up with Alderman. of L~oogootee.

All Up with Alderman, of Loogootee.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
LooGooTEE. Ind. March 1.-THE applica-
ton OF Joseph Alderman, of this place. for
aliquor license was rejected by the board
of County Commissioners of Martin
county. and in consequence the saloon of
A. 4. Alderman will remain closed for the
ensuing three months. much to the salts
faction of the temperance element of the
community. Ackermap, in order to pave
the way to the appointment of postmaster.
which had been assured him by Congress
man .Bretz. was desIrous that his name
should not be known In the saloon busl-
ness. hence application was made by his
brother. That the scheme failed to work
the above result indicates. and it is now
rumOred that the Congressman has re-
quested Alderman to Withdraw his appli-
cation for the position of postmaster. At
Shoals. in this county. A. c. Hacker. pub
Usher of the News. the Democratic county
organ. IS confidently expecting to succeed
to the p0stmsstership In short order.
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Fourteen Crushed to Death.

Eoorteeh norkhen crusheu To DEATH
BERLIN, March IA building in the
Sprudel strasse, Carlsbad. collapsed to-day
while twenty men were repairing il. -Four
teen were killed. Seven of the bodies hay
been taken from the ruins.
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S%AFE-DEPOSIT VAULT

and only vanit OF the kind IN the state Po lcs nsa
day and night on guard. - :aet - tts -,
keeping Of Money. Bon IN. w ns. Dssia Abstrisss.
silver-plate. Jewels and valuable rruaks and rasE
ages. etc.
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that Mrs. Shattuck would go TO Mr.. Yo-
GUMS Office frequently and that Yocum
would call on Mrs. Shattuck when her hus-
band was absent. The matter eliminated
recently when Mrs. Shattuck broke down
and confessed to her husband aud acknOwl-
edge the crime. Thereupon the minister
Immediately sent her to her parents In
California. They were married In Septem-
Der. 1889. and she was but twenty-one ears
old. Mrs. Shattuck is q beautiful young
woman OF winning ways. an elocutionist,
and had won o large circle of friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-14

Maximum temperature. IL; minimum temper
ature. 80. The following is a comparative state
ment OF the temperature and precipitation for
March l3. 1898.
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Local Weather Report.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-14

S. A. Fletcher & Co. Safe-De,oslL
John s. Harrington. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
IsvIesspessin the East End,

The police Of the First District should
put forth a vigorous efort TO prevent a
recurrence Of the insults which several
East End young ladies have recently re-
ceived at the hands Of unknown men
who approach them after dark and at
tempt objectionable liberties. The sec
tiOns OF the city in which these acts OF
villainy have recently occurred are, fol
the most part. poorly lighted, and in some
cases the houses are so scattered that il
is almost unsafe for women 10 venture
on the street without escorts after dusk
on Sunday about Il. 81. two ladies
were approached by a man near Twentieth
and Nenable streets. who gave them a
terrible scare. Monday night two In
stances Of this brutal effrOntery occurred
and in both cases the would-be assaiant
OF the ladies appeared to he a negro. in
one instance. which occurred near the
First African church the man accosted
three sisters. and upon their taking flight
pursued them for some distance. In the
other case a negro attempted to seize a
lady at the corner Of Twenty-third and
Broad streets. She screamed and fed. and
the brute chased her as long as he
deemed ii safe 10 do 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

Those present wcres Misses Rebecca
iftsels Nikht. Emily wa6doii, Maud Kent.
NJ * tineiey, Mary Rogers, Annie Msr
rell Mss Nandergrift, Of Gioicester
Va; Miss Mary 1irnmcr. Of Peiersb1rg
VA, Marian Robins. Nellie Perrin. and
Mcssts A. 4 Dickinson, Julian skelion
soe'erly ~ Rsnaelph Farley Cooke. VI
Might n. G.. Carrington. Wight
" Taliaferro. William r.
SsotrA tsen Lawson, &. G. Price, George
Brock, ". NJ. Lea. Tom Brander. Louis
Rrander. Louis Harvie. T. 81. JoIson
and James Valentine.
The membership Of the Franl1,o "a
largely composed OF those who formeriv
CONSTITUTED the Tuesday. Friday. and jn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Cary against Coffee Stemming Machine
Company. Further Argued by II. l..
Goggin. ESD, for appellant ana sub
mltted.
Rensch against Roanoke Cold Storage
Company: Mills & Fairfax against Nor
fox and Western Railroad Company
Brown against Bedford City Land and
Improvement Company; Virginia LAND
COMPANY against NewbeTry; South ct al
against O'Keif ct al; Roland and
wife against Bank OF Princeton: Frank
lin against Salem Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION and others; Brown, trustee
ogainst quincy & Co. and WITT BeidleI
q co. against Mullins's personal repre-
sentative. Passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond: ID. NJ. Burgess and wife tc
@. Burton Mountcastle, Is l-6-l2 feet or
north side OF Hanover street near Cedar
81 900: G. H. and ". +. Topp to Dora
Topp stock of goods and fixtures at No
HenricO: Robert Brown and wife &c
German-American Building and Loar
Company's trustees, II feet on north side
OF Il street between Twenty eighth and
Twenty-ninth. $45170; Il. Donahue and
wife TO William r. Dickinson, g. 6j2-l. 0OC
acres on williamsburg road s.: William
ID. Rice to A. j. Chewing and Il. S
Rose. 30 feet on west side of ThTty-third
street between II and s. 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29


ST. LOUIS, MO, November 2S.-Flour
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Lower; November. 5Slsc.; De-
cember, 5Slkc.: January, 6Ic.
Corn-Higher; November. 35iac; Deem
Der, 32Jsc.
Oats-Lower; November, Csc; Deem
Pork~standard mess. $3.50; on orders,
Sl5.O0fIl5.2j.
Lard-Prime steam. SIC, with market
nominal
Dry salt meats-Shoul1ers. 67sc.; longs
and clear ribs, ne. shorts S45
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 9i.c.; longs,
SIC: clear ribs, S2sc.; shorts, S9sc.
High wines-Steady at N.l5.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. November 2s.-Flour-
Spring patents. sS.75Q4.OO; family, S2Va
2s5.
Wheat-steady; No. 2 red. eoc.; sample
ccrn~steady; No, white, &C.; No.
yellow, 39izc; No. mixed, 39c.
Oats-Steady and unchanged.
Pork-Steady; mess. $500; clear mess
s1to0; family pork. $l5.0O.
Lard-Steady; steam leaf, SIC; kettle
BaconsSteady; shoulders. 71zc. rit
sides, &C.; short clear, sac.
Whiskey-$l.l5.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November S.-Noon-
Cotton quiet and unchanged; American
mlddling. 4 7-16d. Sales, loOOo bales
American, $500 bales; speculation and ex'
port, 500 bales. Receipts. 10000 bales
American, $500 bales. Futures steady
demand moderate: November ls-old.
December and January, B-eii. Jenu
airy and February. 19-eiGIi ls-6iai Isoosd;
February and March. : aO-6fq4 1850
a-e4d.: March and April. 22-Slg4 20
"a 2o-6i94 2l-G4d4 23-eid.; April and May
4 22-6ld; May and June, 25-6fd.i june
and July, z7-6id
r. M.-Novenlber. 19-6iH4 7D-os1.
November and December, = is,sid q e De'
cember and January. B-Cig4 S-si1.
January and February. 4 ls-6ipt g-ei1.
February and March. 20-5iQi H-6id;
March and April. ( 22-6id-, sellers: Apr
and May, 2s-eiqi 2i-sid.; May and June
2slsid, buyers; June ana . July; .,sa as,o'u
NEW YORK. November 2s.-Cotton du,i
middling uplands. i-l6c.; middllns CUR
8 5-i6c. Sales, 1911 bales. Futures ciosee
quiet but steady; sales, las. 3oy bales. NO
yember $3.50; December N@: January
SSl5; May, $50: June, $50; July. ssSs;
Total consolidated net receipts to-day
all ports. ss,4@6 bales: exports 20 Urea
Britain. 81, 733 bales: Continent, H.5Vs paies
stock. ,6s1 bales
Totals 30 far this week: Net receipts
1cs. 0s7 bales: export, Great Britain. e.in
bales; Continent 22.ssi bales.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. N. c., November d
Rosin firm and IN fair demand: sale
u.o5 Turpentine quiet At SIC. Tar hriI
at n.co. Crude turpentine firm; naru
CHARLESTON. s. c.. November a.
Turpcntine firm at &c. Rosin nrm
Si.0e for good strained
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Oeportsd for the pispatch+)
NORFOLK, VA November ~ Aarke
Aali; prime, 141xc.; extra prime, IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and considerably warmer.
The skies we're clear at midnight.
state of thermometer
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 2s-After a
terrific drive at American Sugar at the
opening, which, by the way. had but
slight influence on the railway list, the
stock market gradually gathered strength.
and closed at or near the top figures OK
the day. Sugar dropped SIS per cent. at
the start. to 80. The preferred sold down
"a, to Slz: whiskey, ~; Lead, "a; Lead
preferred, s; Chicago Gas. x. and General
Electric, I. The proposed changes In the
tariff has caused feeling of uneasiness
among holders OF this class Of stocks,
and there were general liquidations again
to-day. American Tobacco Is about the
only Industrial stock dealt I'm al the
board that has not scored an important
decline, for the reason that the Wilson
tariff bill. according to officials, viii not
affect the company.
While the 1ndustrials were declining,
the operators In the room were quietly
picking up other stocks, and even London
bought "A little When the selling OF SUI
gar ceased the market began to move up,
and In the afternoon was decidedly strong.
The ease with which round amounts Of
money were TO b. had at merely nomi-
nal rates the great strength of the mar
ket. the favorable statement of the st.
Paul and Burlington and Quincy proved
powerful aids to those operating for
higher prices
The strength OF the railway list finally
forced the shorts In the Industrials 10
cover, and a rally OF rs to per cent.
eBsued. Lead preferred recovered o; Su-
gar, 49s Sugar preferred, 24s Lead, IA.
The important advances were General
Electric, 81: Burlington and Quincy. -;
~. Paul, 1ss Rock Island, Is: Louisville
and Nashville. /: New England, !: Union
Pacific. ~; Omaha, 3, and Western
Union, ~.
The market closed strong. and anywhere
from Il TO 2fi per cent. above yesterdays
closing figures. The total sales were 81
100 shares. Of which about $4,000 were
lndustrials and l22010 unlisted.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds we're
active and strong, owing TO continuance
Of the investment demand.
Treasury balances: Coin, SCI, 22e. 900; cur
rency, S2i,6s5.0O0
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from | 10 III. last loan at ~, and closing
offered at ~ per cent. prime mercan-
tile paper. 415lz per cent.
Bar silver. 69A Mexican dollars. 5sA.
Silver certificates at the board were neg
lected.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness In bankers bills az AS3hHA8Siz for
sixty days. and $Le5i204.Sjsa for demand,
posted rates. S4Sid4.6i; commercial bills,
AS2qi62A for sixty days. and SLSiGn
4Si24 for demand.
Government bonds strong. State bonds
dull Railroad bonds firm.
CTnTI[ nTfOY A1'IONQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

The police will keep an eye on the
Athletic Carnival to be given in the
dining OF Loehiers restaurant, on
Seventh street between Broad and Mar
shall. tomorrow night. az they suspect
"scrapping" on the programme The ad-
vertised feature OF the evening will be
the boxing contest between Frank Wongo,
the Indian pugilist Of Portsmouth, and
IL was the original intention of those in
terested in the show to give the exhibition
in Sanger Hall but the Gesangverein Vir-
ginia would not permit the performance
to be held there.
Major Poe consulted Mayor Ellyson as
to the advisability of closing the doors
Of the carnival and the latter told
him 10 investigate the matter further and
to report later 20 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

The, contest between the football eiev-
ems OF The University OF Virginia and the
nniyrrsity OF North Carolina ut Island
Park Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
WI De Que OF the leading social events OF
the season. The "'Varsities'' will leave
Charlottesville on n special train at
oclock to-morrow morning. reaching this
crowd OF their "ro0ters" will accompany
them and there win be no end of college
yells and colcrs
The hrst and second clevens OF Rich
mond College played a most Interesting
game on the campus Of the institution
Yesterday afternoon before a crowd Of
several hundred people. The score was
% 10 IN favor Of the first team. The
'fedglings" made their touchdown in the
hrst nan by Brilliant play OF Lunsford's y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
Arrangements for the Reccrtlon

The ladies Of the Visiting Board Of The
residence OF Mrs. Joseph A. White at Ak
o clock yesterday afternoon and made
final arrangements for the reception anC
supper TO be given at the Governors man
sion tomorrow evening.
The young ladies invited who will assist
in the receiving will appear I'm full eve
ming dress while all other ladies viii at
tend In such attire as they choose. AL
requested 10 assist in the dining-room are
expected to be at the Executive mansion
by l.. NJ
The ladies' who have so kindly promised
donations TO the supper are requested &c
send them 20 the mansion before II O'Clock
noon Tomorrow Those who contribute
turkeys. hams, etc, will send them
cooked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

commanded from 10 to 5ec.. under ami
mated Bidding.
There was hardly 10 per cent. of com.
mon tobacco on the market to-day, ana
prices were very satisfactory 10 planters,
though here and there a pile was neg
lected.
on the breaks were noted Mr. G, G;
Warrenton. n. c.. and J. Bullock. OF
Oxford. N c. The latter says the to-
baccc OF his section. with the exception
OF narrow strip. Is very common, ana
breaks were quite dark. IL Is the genersi
conception that Richmond has the bright
est tobacco Of the 1890 crop that has been
offered yet. A further proof OF this y
the leading orders given on other h.arke,s
than Richmond have not secured one
fifth OF the better grades that were ~
cured for the same orders In Richmond.
Revenue collections to-day were:
Cigars and cigarettes ...........-. w ~
lopacco ............s'-...'.'''''' i''o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, November @.-Oner'
ings--Vheat. 3,il2 bushels: corn (white)
1876 bushels: oats, 200 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 3,li2 bushels: corn twhite)
1876 bushels: oats, 3.ae bushels. ..o-
mixed, 60a65c.; snortberry. sagse.; NO
2 red. 6ic.
Corn-White, prime Virginia, bag lots
ace. white new, 43QtSc.; No. 2 white
EGi6c.: No mixed, Ac.
mixed. silldssc. No. 5 nixed, Sslz9ssc.
Rve--El6tsc. Ett
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
w. w. w coseVs DEATH.
80 talented Young Lawyer Passes Away
Af,er "A Brief Illness.

Nhera Brief Illness.
" Cps0y Jr.. died at his resi-
I'D east Main street, yesterday
after "a short illness. The de-
"-' son % the late w. W. Cosby,
IT'D i'~ long time was the law
- Eoa. George j.. Wise, and
'' 'lc brightest aud best-pOsted
"}-fa 40 the Richmond bar He
ir .-Fdl training I'm the Office
f.r Who took great pains TO
H l lhe principles OF the law.
q ,oion to his profession led him
r.. .anfll study and preparation
hat In the majority OF them
en- ~tul. lie has been a partner
-. 'fse ID. Wise for several years.
married a Miss Nowlin.
" Zoe la'e John NJ. Nowlin. and
."' small children survive him.
nephew Of the late John O.
a.i taf many relatives and con-
i Richmond. He was In the seth
a. tt was warm-hearted. gen.
q i thoroughly loyal TO his friends
' hr0forsiun.
a funeral viii take place from DR..
q ,A-ich al $3.50 O'Clock this after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
The rranliln.. ftr.t pnnee.

:, nilial entertainment Of the Frank
e 8s man s, club. which 10 a perpetuatioa
ss.s.st' ~ LIMITATION Imitation that gave % many
49, took place Monday nixht az the
s'8Dlsi. temple, and The affair was q
,sis A., s,sscess. The foyers of the hail
- tRfe,tiss decorated With portieres
Ss'm1a xsz = hAnasftfnl aAA>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
nIcuMoNp TOBACCO MARKET,

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA. November zs.-Th'
sales OF darks were noderate to-day. due
brfnhts were large n three warehouses
allowing . very large percentage Of bright
cutters, smokers, stemnsers. and hllers
With 3 very good proport7on oy RAZOR
~ "a b11sha rxanrnsA 1norA Atse'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
RONDS.
nA1r1MnRE sTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. November 2S.-Vir,
e,,IIia Consol SIS, SAX bid; Baltimore and
Ohio stock, n bid; Baltimore ana ono
90 M second do. gG27: third do, 7G9;
Consolidated Gas bonds, llS bid; do. stock
s2iL05i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
--'1 Meeting Directors Eiected--A Good
sHassfug

showing.
T.. annual meeting OF tho stockholders
'"'', peake and Ohio Railway Com
H.. vac held In the Office OF Sir. c. T..
b.1'' general secretary, at noon yes
,...- ana the following directors were
D.', ~ y Ingalls,. w. Il. Anderson.
F' y Depew. G. II. Coster, George
t,rr-..' tafles ID. Diekey. Jr., Samuel
l..t Decatur A2teil, and Henry It.
49, De No further business was trans
- ,ynpany makes the following very
j. wing Tor the month OF October.
,,,llnss. sssl AZ. ~; decrease, s7i,ns07.
NJ Nzi.s7lzz; decrease. $74.71s.fS.
& innings. tsio0502z; increase. 1851
81 We four months July 10 octobe,
F,,,1.ngs. N.tsi. a5.1f; decrease. sess.7o2. 10
~ 'A'es. HiSs.se6es: decrease. s2lz
L Il Earnings. a.sA@s.ts: decrease, sa.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WoRLn
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks. GrAin'
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications
tBr .elerraph . he pIspatch.l

- WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November 2s.
t(lIp Forecast tor Virginia and North
~" Carolina: Fair weather; west to
south winds; slightly warmer IN
Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

NOTIOE OF A GENERAL
In MEETING OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. hs!ssy g,yspo MAJ ma a. Esgsr Rics ssp
AND 'CHRsAPFAKE RAILROAD CoAfANx
win 30 held al the once Of hsssrs emisn
Moncure, No. HOS bank street, IN tho clty q
Kicbnond. state II virgfnis "a 0e stsy "a z,r ~
non "A rsid days "a trausacs such bu4ineos -
~sv nroDerly some belofo said meetipts
Dsisd 8 Kleamood, We. thb 1o;s esx ~; ~
fss:issst ssd usldss 4 On ysa'A tsas ssFa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
SUIT FOR ALLEGED ISLANDER.
The Case Of Chapel vs.. Upsher ON Trial I'm
the Circuit Conrt

BY far the most Interesting case tina,
mas been tried in the City Circuit cour,
for long time came UP in that tribunal
Yesterday morning The case was that OF
MT j. NJ. Chapppel, jeweiler doing bust.
,less on Broad street. against Dr. J. n
pSnur, IN which plaintiff sued for $40 0c
LOT slanfer. The suit grew out of the saie
OF watch by Mr. Chapel to DIR. IN
Shur brother. The plaintiff claims that
Ut. tpShur came into his store I'm June
last was very abusive TO him. accused him
OF dishonesty In the sale Of the watch.
etc. and threatened that the plaintiff
would suffer from the transaction The
defendant in his testimony admitted that
he had a Misunderstanding with Mr.. Chap
pei about the watch. bu; denied that he
used the language imputed to him.
a number OF other witnesses were eX-
Gmined. including Mr.. Isaac Goddard. who
was called in as an expert in watch
making. Messrs. Hin Carter. and Ed
mund Waddiil. Jr., appeared for the
plaintiff. and Mr.. c. v Meredith for the
defendant
The jury found for the defendant. and
the Judge oyerruled the motion 20 set
aside the verdict and gave Judgment The
plaintiff by counsel excepted. and an APP
peal VIII b. taken TO the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
RICHMOND, VA. November 2s, 1893.
r,rTu AuNITAV, MEETING OF THE

V,HE ANNUAL MEETING or The
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY for
the purpose OF electing directors aud for the
transaction OF SUCH other business as may law
fu,Iy come before the meeting will DO held at
the once OF tho COMPANY in tbs Pace bqlidiny,
Ia the city OF kichmond, On TUESDAY, Deeeia-
IT The srnusfer. books willps closed at p. NJ on
"Wednesday. December 9Th, and remain closed
until 10 A. N. Wednesday: pecemoer ~ 1919
A. os-,d Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

The jury in the case OF A. L. Savae
vs.. A. c. Maynard. being unable to agree
were discharged.
Judge Wexford appointed Messrs. S. II
HerndOn and NJ. &. Lawson trustees 70
St Johns Lodge. No. 30, A. +. d a. NJ
| lips, resigned.
The following suits We're instituted:
John r. SChonberger against q. w
Couch. for $500; W. J.. DE Saussure
| who sues. etc. dn chancery). against tn
| American Casualty Insurance and Sc
| curity Company, and A. w. Hartman
Treasurer Of the Commonwealth of Nir
ginia: c. A. Smith assignee I'm chancery)
against the same defendants and w. w
Gibbs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
POUND-PARrIEs.

T,HANKSGIvING-DAY.- - PRESBY-
i 1ERIANs and NETHODIsTs yin not for
get the OLD LADIES NEXT THuRsDAf from
10 A. n. tn 10 p. H., ~ No. 5i6 aostn savenn
street. Anything from . pound OF ssis 70
ceiysd. II You can't call send shs children -
bear your gift, aud thus learn them lesson o.
charity. H-tst no Zt-<U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
] Hermann Schmidt.
500 md 500 ct HID mi
pzAxca. xopss ~ sAs1 IN exaslr.

{. s ,..' \ =, !: o. : r.. !: ~; - sss:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
.prcuMoNp STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND, VA, November S.-Sales'
200 Centuries at 54ls. Closing quota-
tons: 49,, pta ..ha1
Government Securities. 80 Asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
Neville Newman.

Vtr. i4v November ga. Mr. John
kt. NJ Clifton Forge, and Miss
y.- 1 Newmann. Of this city. were
..,se . r.rchAgo IL the residence Of the
t.ts r....r. on Church Hill.
--t t was becominEly attired in a
I..ar. .Nn Of brown. handsomely
-- . .al and carried a bouquet
.-. r.... roses.
.,.r --- CEREMONY Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
OIL. beg trr Washington, Philadelphia.
d. 1853 .riS North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

HOODS PiLLS do not purge. pain or grippe.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
Taylor-Adans

laares r. Taylor and Miss
I.-H. D. Adams were united in mar
- 90 Sacred Heart church yesterday
Fs t+ 'r,d by Rev. Father J. Is.
-'.Y srf SIR. James =. Taylor.
.--- ~ t.- groom. acted as best man:
Taylor .s chief rate clerk In the
art .r.o of the Chesapeake and
f.t-'.. and IS held In high esteem
Pc employers His bride is a daughter
' -ta William Adams.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-05

English Hunter stable
pike So living
!. I will also stand the excellent young Jack.