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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-19

Baltimore, Nov. lS-FIour dull unchanged.
western superfine T. OOG12 y: western extra
- 1902 50, western family 80 O0n3 30, winter
wheat patent 50 5Olo3 60 spring patent a ODl0
4 30 spring patent straight So 5O1S3 "a
Wheat weak No red spot 63ib0f3 &c:
November t34c bid; December 63A@g63hc;
steamer NO red 600CO4c; milling wheat,
by sample 65u6jl2c. Corn weak. mixed
spot 43 AWi4c November l32i@A; year 42%@
425ac; steamer mixed 40R04tAc. white corn
by sample, doe, new; yellow, by sample,
3J52W4ic, new. Oats quiet and steady No
. white western 354d35Iac No mixed
western 3312@3lc. Rye dull, No ., 53c Hay
steady; good to choice tmo by Sl4 506Sl5 80.
Grain freights firm. active and unchanged:
Cork for orders 3sGl3s Sd cotton35d flour
l3d. Provisions firm. Mess pork, S1S 90.
Bulk meats, loose shoulders s14c long clear
l04c; clear RIB sides lO4c; sugar packed
shoulders SIC: sugaT-cured smoked shoulders
9@c hams llM0l2Ac. Lard, refined 1lc
Butter firm; creamery fancy 27lt28c: cream
ton 22D23c Eggs steady; western 230D2ic;
near by 24c. Coffee steady; Rio cargoes
fair 194c; No. 7, ls4@lSAc. Sugar strong;
st Louis, Nov. ls-FIour, prices were in
ia o OF buyers: patents a. 950t3 So family
IL yOgS2 co; choice, ~ 0O0s2 10. Wheat
lower; November SOC; December 572S65c
January 574c. Corn lower; November 804c;
December 81 Oats lower; November 269c;
December 274c. Pork ~ standard mess
8l5 80; on orders S16 00l1sl6 %. Lard-prme
SJedm % 0fta, uOWn 10 40 lGta AT LnB close
Dry sailed meats-shoulders 656c; longs and
clear ribs FAC; shorts Sc. Bacon boxed
shoulders 707Hc; longs &c; clear ribs PC;
shorts 9I4c. Whisky steady at 81 15
Cincinnati, Nov. lS-Flour-spring patents
SO 956S4 90 family 81 75aS} co. Wheat in.
clined 10 go lower-No. 2 red 55c. Corn
steady; No white 39s1c; No. mixed soc;
No. yellow Al &c. Oats quiet and steady
No mixed Bic No. mixed G03 Pork
mess $15 90; clear mess $40 80; family St4 rs.
Lard steady; steam leaf 80 Is; kettle dried
81 90. Bulk meats, SO co. Bacon steady:
shoulders &c. short rib sides &c; short clear
sides 95sc. Whisky steady at 81 10.
Wool.
New York Nov 1s.-Wool moderately
active, steady - domestic fleece 20025c;
pune" '0''"00'' Rice.
New York, Nov. l8.-Rice fairly active
and firm; domestic fair to extra 356054c
Japan 42sM45sc.
Petroleum. Oils, Etc.
New York Nov. 1s-Cotton seed oil dull
and weak; prime crude so; prime yellow IS
New York, Nov. 1s.-Petroeum firm and
quiet; Washington, in barrels, So 65; Wash.
ingtOn, in bulk SO Is; refined, New York in
barrels, IS Is; New York, in bulk g.;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in barrels. s. 10;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk, s. coo
Naval stores.
New York, Nov. 18. 49, Rosin light supply.
firm; strained. common to good 81 300
81 325, Turpentine duh and weak at 3OA0
3U59c
Charleston. Nov. 49,. Splrils turpentlne
firm at 25%@27c. Rosin steady at 95c for
good strained.
Wilmington, n. G.. Nov 1s-Rosin steady;
strained at St9ci good strained 81 orc.
Spirits turpentine steadyat &c. Tar steady
at 81 10 Turpentine steady; hard 81 05; soft
81 10; virgin 81 20
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Nov ls-7 bales cotton, . cars wood. / car cot,
ton seed. / car car-aXles, 100 sacks meal .
horses, mule, POO cases fireworks 6 cases
hardware, bdl W wire cribs, 1 Dbl chostnuts.
8 trunks nestled - boxes tobacco bdls
printing paper bale empty bags, sacks
potatoes, bbls potatoes, cases candy.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, Nov Is 63 bales cotton A bbls fish
II kits roe, ear cotton seed 3 cars hay, 100
sacks grits, car flour, 20 boxes fireworks,
car corn. car coal still, 10 cars wood 81
bbls syrup q ears lumber. 1871 pkgs mdse. 10
pkgs meat, coop chickens u pkgs furni-
ture hbls potatoes, 3 bales hides, { cars
ro'k, 325 bbs spirits turpentine, 400 bills
rosln, % l73 boxes fruit, 81 bbls fruit, 226
boxes oranges.
Per South Bound Railroad Nov lS-
bbls syrup, cases cigarettes. l20 pkgs to-
hacco, bdls wire, bbls apples / bdi belt.
ing. Dbl potatoes. box nuts, i car wood,
lot household goods
Per Central Railroad, Nov ls-4475 bales
cotton, l2O tons pig iron, 1870 pkgs domestics
29i pltgs mdse, 1888 sacks oats, 80 bdls hard
ware, case eggs 40 bdls rims, ~ stoves
casks empty bottles . pAgs tobacco 10 bales
hides ~ pkgs household goods plIgs cloth
ing, 1851 bbls rosn, 3il hbls spirits turpen-
tine, 200 bbls OIL, 80 bbls sugar 20 hbls liquor
bbls syrup, bhls empty bottles. 1 car corn
cars meat, car poles, cars wood, 10
horses.
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COMMERCIAL.
T7--T0-7-7-T-~-0---~-~-
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS
Savannah, Ga, Nov. Is. 1898.

The local market slumped again to-day. in
keeping with markets Of New York and Liver
pool The market opened at the exchange
at 7-l6c. for middling. At the first call the
sales were "a bales. At the regular midday
call the market had declined Lice, and the
sales were l52 bales. a further decline was
reached at the last call at p. m, when the
sales We're $50 bales. the entire sales Of the
day being .6t9 bales. The official quotations
at the close Of the market were as follows:
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C q Anderson.
Steamship Decatur II Miller, Foster, Balti-
mOre-John J Carolan. Agent.
Steamship Cydonia LBr, Winspear, HaVre
Wilder s. Co.
Steamship Avalon lBrl, Cox, Liverpool
J + Minis K Co.
Bark Ezra [Norl, Larsen, London--J F
Minis g. Co.
Bark New Light Avis, Phlladelphia-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
Schr John II Cross, Grower, Providence
George Harriss g. Co.
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Charleston. Nov l8-Arrived. brig Angela
LSpl, Mallett, Havana; schrs Nellie Coleman,
Ross, Baracoa Harry Prescott, Gilmore
New York.
Cleared, steamer Para Brh Gansden, Fer
nandlua.
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Steamship Chattahoochee New York.
Steamship Decatur II Miller Baltimore.
Bark Collector Nor. Glasgow.
Brig Laboremus iItall Odessa.
Schr John II Cross, Providence.
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Receipts.

Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
Miss Minnie Rice, Mrs l. II Brown and
child.
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Sailed tug Right Arm Davis New York
Richmond, Nov lS-Arrived, schr Fannie
Brown, Hardcastle, Charleston.
Westpoint, Va. Nov lS-Arrtved. steamer
Richmond. New York and sailed for New
York
L Kinney. Boston. Sunlight. Providence
Norfolk, Nov tS-Cleared, steamer New
York City IBrl. Taylor Iondon: sehrs VIM l.
Franklin, Baltimore; Eddie Surray, Balt-
more
Wilmington. NC. Nov ls-Cleared. steamer
Pawnee. Ingram, New York.
Jacksonville. Nov 1S-Entered schr PeEo0-
scot, Dodge, Bangor, Me- steamers Iroqu0is,
Bennington, New York; John Sylvester
Cleared, steamer Iroquois, Pennington.
New York
Port Tampa, Nov s-Arrived, nth, steam
ship Florida, Hall, Mobile.
Sailed, barkentne Bessie McGregor
BOosy, Baltimore.
Mobile Nov Is-Arrived. schr Charles b
Lect AMI, Cramer New York.
Cleared, steamship Jael lNorl, Heuiesen
Bocas del TorO; schrs GeOrgiaua lNorI Scott
Grand Cayman; b w Morse AM, Newbury
New YORK.
Swansea, Nov 14-Saned, steamer Aiuslee
Tybee.
Boston. Nov Cleared, schr Flora Rogers
Warren, Fernandina.
Philadelphia, Nov l6-ArriVed SChr Ger
trude Abbott, Powell. Charleston.
Brunswick, Nov l6-Cleared steamer Ar
danrigh lBrl, Adair, Liverpool and Garston
sailed, schrs Grace Bradley Boston; Susie
Davidson and Samuel w Hall, New York
Notice to Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that. on or about
Nov y, 1893 a fixed white lens lantern light
Will be exhibited from wooden structure
now being erected on the east bank of the
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal at the head
of the cut in Coanjock BAY, North Carolina.
The focal plane of the light will be 20 feet
above mean high water, and the light will
show In the axis Of the cut from the turn Of
woods TO Long Point.
by order OF the lighthouse board.
JAMES a GREER
Rear Admiral U 5 Navy Chairman
ONCE of the Light House Board Washing
ton, d c, Nov IS 1898
Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters of vessels free OF
charge in United States Photographic ONCE,
in the custom house Captains are requested
TO call at the ONCE.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamer Passport White, Satilla River
Master.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Central Standard Tlme,.


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Sunday, Nov 10, 1893.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



New York. Nov. 49, 6 p. m.-Money on call
has been easy, ranging from 1G1H per cent.
The last loan was at ~, and at the closing
was offered at y.
Prime. mercantile paper, 431G5l per cent
Bar silver 7024c.
Mexican dollars 56Ic.
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at S4 1904 1914 for
posted rates 81 S'74 S61a.
Commercial bills "a 821404 82l4 for sixty
days and 81 efla0l4 81 for demand.
Government bonds quiet. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds steady.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
Treasury balances-Coin, $50, $4,000; cur
New York, Nov IS noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie Observation-Disclosures. l34
Chicago and Northwestern. ...............1O 1888
Lake shore. III u
Norfolk and Western preferred ........ 2OI%
Richmond and West Point Terminal. .... ga
Western Union. ................... S61a
New York, Nov. 1s.-The stock market was
exceedingly dull TODAY. OF the SO 900 shares
traded in over 4OC0J were in Sugar Refining
which dropped from 1875 to 921s on rumors in
regard to probable tariff changes adverse to
the company interest. 1t subsequently
trdnSpired that number Of privileges ran
out this morning. and those in interest finally
took the sto * in hand and put the price back
to 90 2. The general list was kept in "a waver-
ing condition by the early drop in Sugar but
did not decline much, outside OF Chicago Gas
which sold down from 62as to Ola. On
the other hand, when Sugar rallied the whole
market improved quickly. J he enormous
gain in the bank reserve also had some in
iunce. Chicago Gas got back to GA; Dele
ware and Hudson rose II. Lake Shore 1,
Louisville and Nashville 4. Morris and Es-
seX'5s; and Missouri aad Pacific 3l4. The bank
state ment attracted considerable at
tention, especially as it showed
an increase In the holdings Of
v.1-v .sTnn
09O. The contraction Of loans was regarded
as unfayorable, showing as 1t does very
limited demand for money, both legitimate or
for speculative purposes. The banks
gain 1891 100 in surplusr
reserve. which now stands at
SCj 40 475 against I,560!2j year ago. The
stock market left of firm at the top figure.
Railroad and miscellaneous bonds were quiet
and nrfn.
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Grain Provlslons, "a.

New York, Nov. 10 p. m.-F'lour weak
dull; winter wheat low grades g. O0aS2 As;
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls y pair, 75c; x grown, 5OG6Oc; 4
grown chickens, 4O345c q pair; geese p pair
90c6&1 90; ducks, 65075c;. Market for eggs
is is firm; supply fair; country per dozen
market steady; fancy hand picked Virginia q
n, 519@6c; hand-picked, y n, 4hc; small
hand picked, u 10, 4Hc.
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NotIce to Mnrlners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters of vessels free Of
charge in United States Photographic ONCE,
in the custom house Captains are requested
TO call at the ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-09
DlSClPLlNINC HIS WIFE.
ID. Mckinley Macarthur Accused of Pinch
ing Her when the Moon Is Full.
(New York SUM

fNeW 1Oik SUM-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundt, Of Brooklyn, think
their daughter made a mistake when she
married ID. Mckinley Macarthur He Is
not q years old yet and she is just Is
They met five months ago, and after
courtship of two months were married.
Mr.. Macarthur is a teacher Of languages
and is also a pianist. He is short and
slim and wears his hair long. After the
marriage he took his wife TO live at 81
Hull street lie made certain rules and
regulations for his wife to follow, and she
having violated one Of these on the night
after their marriage he is alleged TO have
spanked her.
Mrs. Jones, who was the landlady, did
her bes. to smooth over their troubles.
She explained that Mr.. Macarthur was
subject to moods which were induced by
astronomical conditions. When the moon
was full he was exceedingly moody. lie
forbade his wife TO go out without ms
consent, and TO make sure that she ala
not he pasted strips of paper across the
door so that he could detect her. He
ruled supreme in his room and also cook
ed the meals. II his wife was slow to
catch his meaning when he talked 10 her
he punished her by pinchlng her on the
arms and body. He even forbade her to
speak to Mrs. Jones, but the young Wife
had nobody else around when the Profess
sor was away, and she made a confidante
Of the landlady. She said she did not care
so much what her husband said, so long
as he did not insist on Furnishing her Tor
imaginary faults.
One Of her friends presented her with
a handsome dress. Her husband insisted
that she should have ii dyed black, as
he intended to 90 into mourning over
the death of his mother, which occurred
about twenty years ago. She did not 90
this, and he became angry. and II Is SAID
he beat her. Not satisfied with this, he
turned her out Of doors, IL is alleged.
and she spent a night at her mothers
house, 22S7 Pacific street She returned
to him the next day and n reconciliation
was effected Mrs. Jones talked with him
and told him Of his wifes great love for
him. He replied that he thought there
was an affinity at one time, but later
had discovered his mistake. On Monday
last he is said TO have spanked his wife
again and once more turned her into the
street This time, by advice of her mo-
Their, she got a warrant from Justice
Connolly at the Gates-Avenue Police
Court Macarthur learned Of this, and he
could not be found. 1t is said he Is in
New Jersey. Mrs. Lundt said her daugh-
ter had been outrageously treated, but
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THE NEW TARIFF MEASURE.
Proposed Income-Tax Inadequate-fhe iaA
On whiskey.

WASHINGTON. d. C., December o.
The Democratic members OF the ways
and Means Committee have at last COM
melted their revision Of the customs
schedules. The acknowledgements sched-
uies are st!il Enacted upon.
A wide diversity OF opinion yet remains
regarding the scope and rate OF the IN
come-tax. From data at hand IL Is eVi-
dent that u I per cent. tax on coIpoIa-
tions and legacies will not furnish tne
revenue needed to offset the deneieheies
next year. The rate must be increaseo
20 2 per cent, or II II remains at per
cent. the scope OF the tax must De proao.
ened TO include individual incomes .,
5000 or less SO at least say sever"
members OF the committee.
Meanwhile, the suggestion Is again ihaoe
thai an additional tax be Imposed on
wbiskey. There is no doubt thar the COM
,nittee will consider that suggestion Sc
riously when the general subject OF inter-
nal taxation comes up.
SENATE COMMITTEE ACTION
WASHINGTON. December s.-Ths DEM m
ocratic members OF the senate rihans.
Committee held another confefenc, ms
morning. and rather informal tais ~.
veleped the fact that majofly OF .ns
members intend 20 push the cons'ueIas".a''
OF the tarit measure through the coInnsn
tee 10 speedily a. possible. ana WIN ,ns ne.
end la view viii begin work indspsnuensn
OF the House. The committee VIII psova-
bly, begin hcariA3s on the biu while uas
measure y bang co1'sidered y ~ s&ssv'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-09
CRUSTED SCALY SKIN
TORRENTS Minister'S Family. Almost
Drove Wife Mad. Doctors Useless.
Instant Relief and Speedy
Cure by Cuticura.

Three years ago my wife, -four little children,
and myself were afflicted with crusty, scaiy
disease OF the skin. IL tormented as all. Sueh
plague hope win never again visit my family
Nychildren's ages were respectively nine, seven,
and four years except the youngest, VINO was
only two months old. OF all our suffering, my
Wits suffered the most II almost drove her
mad. The disease first made Its appearance on
INV vlsvrs back between the shoulders, andspread
across 10 her breast. IL looked like II vas COW
cred over with little scales. i first bought OF Z
drug store, medicine for skin disease, when
failed to do ANY good whatever Inextempioyed
adoctor who gave relief for ashort while After
irving him for quite while without enecting 2
cure called in another doctor who proved 20
do no better than the fppt. After this psngni
CUTicuRA RgMKDIEs Of Messrs. Purcell, Ladd
a. Co, Richmond. Va, having read OF them IN
newspaper. Relief followed the nrst appii.
cation, and Ave or six sets cured all OF US. ao
NOT know what the disease was We had, ~
Affected Va all alike, bat do know CuTioUhA
cured us of that skin disease.
REV. J. n. WOODS,
Avon, Nelson County, va
have used your CuTIcURA REMEDIES foi
c,sas said 10 be inourable by good doctors, snd
they cured me at once. Tney abe the DeSt sAin
and Mood remedies In the world.
"'" w. j. THOMAS, whighan, Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-09

OF sciences which bear witness to the
power OF the human mind and It's faculty
Of overcoming difficulties that In times
past were considered insuperable. there
Ia none superior. nay. equal. to astronomy
and the mathematical analysis applied 10
II. She may with perfect justice be called
the queen OF sciences, as she makes many
other sciences tributary 10 herself.
South OF Orion Is O. small constellation,
whose general contour has the shape OF
a quadrilateral. 1t Ia called Lepus, or the
Hare. A small triangle marks the head.
Northeast OF Orion is a remarkable con.
stellation, Gemlni, or the Twins. the third
In the regular order OF the twelve constel-
iations OF the zodiac. in this constella-
ton there are two bright stars near to-
gether Castor and Pollux. the latter be-
Ing the last OF the twenty stars Of the
first magnitude. Castor forms a binary
system: that Is. IL II double star, APP
pearing 10 the unaided eye only as one
star. but through a powerful telescope as
two distinct stars, physically connected,
and presents. therefore. one OF those fire.
quent instances where one sun revoives
about another. or, to express II more
scientifically. where two suns revolve
around the common centre OF gravity or
the system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. December s.-The sum or
$780, 900 in gold was engaged to-day for
export TO Europe. Ordinarily this would
have had depressing influence on the
stock market, but the lack OF interest In
matters speculative Is so pronounced at
the Stock Exchange that the prospective
shipment was utterly ignored. The state
ment that half a million would be export
ed Tuesday fell fiat.
Trading was light and of the i2s,Ooo
shares dealt in, 5000 were Distillers,
Lnseed OH, Sugar. American Tobacco,
Chicago Gas. and General Electric. These
stocks, excepting Tobacco. were higher
DlstIIlers' rose to 30. Llnseed Oh to 2sH.
Sugar to "a. and General Electric to SSS.
Tobacco fell to 70. a decline OF points,
on the execution of stop-loss orders.
The railway list ruled lower but the
decline was by no means important. Near
the close the list moved up ow-
ing to the strength of Distillers' and Lin
seed Oil. Compared with yesterday >
finals, the leading stocks show losses OK
1saA per cent. Distillers'. Linseed OH,
and Lead. however. show gains or hqA
per cent, Lipseed Oil leading.
The market left of steady In tone.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
weak. -
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy. ranging
from to Up last loan at lls. ana Closing
offered at liz per cent; prime mercsh'iie
paper, 4Gt4la per cent. .c,,
Bar silver, 6gh: Mexican dollars. 56s.
Silver at he board neglected.
Sterling exchange Is firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at ASiA for
sixty days. and sis71aq4.S17s for demand
posted rates. si.S5l2Q4sSh; commercial
bills, s4S3hM4Sfh tor sixty days, ana
Goyernment bond, strong. State bonds
firm. Railroad bonds weaker.
Treasury balances: Coin, s6l,O69Vo; cur
rency, 26,5O9,O0O.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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.edfori. Joseph b. McKenney. ana !. II.

BEDFORD, Joseph Il. Mckinney. ana J. IA.
kracke
Comrade A. O. Evans stated that the
Committee on Entertainment had ar
ranged with MIR. r. T. Wynhsm for the
production OF his war play, Fortunes
OF War;" for the benefit OF the camn.
and Commander Pollard stated that he
had completed with Mr.. wynham ali ar
rangemcnts and that there would be three
periornances- wednesday night and
Judge +. r. Farrar C'Johnny Reb''). who
was present In the camp. OF which ne 10
a member. delivered n very Interestine
address. which was enjoyed by the old
soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-09
Louisiana Lottery Leaves.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, December ga
positive sign of the departure in the near
future OF the Louisiana Lottery for Hon.
iuras or some other place was the APP
pearance this morning OF certain placards
stuck all over the granite headquarters
at the corner of Union and st. Charles
street announcing the building for sale at
auction.
The Lottery. according to the best au-
thority. has purchased two ships, one to
be known as the saltwater, which VIII
be used, It is said, between Tampa and
the office Of the company in Honduras.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-09

N'.- thoroughly alive TO the Import
= 'he work in which they are en-
i ti- ladies' OF the Association TOT
f's-auon Of Virginia Antiquities de-
q. .1nounce that their annual assem-
~ Dab viii not be given this winter
-.. ci.lon h caused by their deep
tt o. The afiiiction In our midst ana
g Poe want and distress In every quarter.
,,-t more favorable conditions they
Poo resume the entertainments which
L-'c ben 80 successful In the past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-09
DEArHS.

MGRANIGHAN.-Die Friday morning.
December sth, at $50 A. NJ. at the resi-
dence OF his parents, In Granite Chester
field county. Va, LOUIS VAUGHAN.
Youngest son OF Patrick and Mary
Vaughan McGranighan; aged six months
and one day.
Interment at Mount calvary Io-DAf'
Saturday at 2 j. VI. Friends and ac-
auaintances are invited to attend without
further notice.