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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR.
The Ariel IN the Appomattox River-The
New Battery a Success.

new DANttEy a NuCufhfs
iCorrespondence Of The Richmond Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. Va. July 31.--In the fIus-
tings Court to-day Mr.. Frank n. Hobbs
qualified as the executor OF the estate OF
his late father. Mr. II. T. Hobbs. giving
bond IN the sum of $4,000. The deceased,
besides other property. left policies Of ill.,
surance amounting 10 about -, 900.
Il AZ understood that some rebuttal tes-
timony wa offered to-day in the County
Court of Prince George by Captain ii. &.
BrittOn. who u maGlIg a determined con-
test for the Office of Clerk. During the
progress Of the trial last week the ballot
box of Bives District, where fraud was
charged, was opened aud the ballots
counted. They were found 20 tally ex-
actlv with the returns of the election
made by the judges and clerks.
PLENTY or WATER.
The Jamos-rivor steamboat Ariel came
no TO our wharf yesterday 0nd took Oh "A
large excursion party OF cOlOred military
tor Norfolk. The steamer found no dliti-
entity IN ascending aud descending the
river. The channel of the AppOmattox
has been 90 improved that vessels Of nlne-
feet draught can readily trade here.
Mr.. T.. A. Jordan. q well-known citizen,
died nj the Home for the Sick this morn
INC. He was taken there several days ago
FOR treatment.
Splendid rams fell throughout this sec
ton to-day. They were greatly needed
and the hearts of the farmers are much re-
jolced.
4 FINANCIAL FROPHfr
One OF our oldest and most careful mcr-
chants predicted the present financial
stress throughout the country as long ago
az last January. whom he claimed to fore
see by the then signs what has occurred.
lie invested IN United States and city
bonds as prccaution.
The now battery OF the Petersburg Base
Ball Club give great satisfaction to the
lovers OF the game here They evidently
know how 10 play ball. The result Of the
games 10 be played here this week with
the Forest-Hil and acknowledges
seams Is therefore looked forward TO with
great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Norfolk and Western Earnings.

PHmADBLPHIA. Pa, July 8.-The net
earnings OF the Norfolk and Western rail-
road for June were gals, s59. ia decrease
of Ss.565.56 COMPARED with June. 1882.
The net earnings for the six months end
ed June S0th were Si.3lS. COS. 7S-an IN
crease of S63,556.sS as compared with
1892
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
4 BOWLING, sllNolNe STORM.
'1s'ons stand Firm aud Lay the Corner
siono In Ancient Form-PorsonaL

t'f'o9D3uionoeO Of tne Richmond Dispstsh.i
=. .AANoacg. Va. July ~. There was an
~ 49,. uso crowd present Friday afternoon
q. lA9 lar aud festival for the benefit Of
20 Methodist Protestant church now
soil-n2 AZ the head Of Deep Greek Neck,
,si thiee miles from Onaneock.
lAe tie has0ns were engaged IN lay
TIE Cornerstone OF the church ter
80. Wihd-st0rm came up from the west.
eu.ng binding clouds u dust through
-, ooas snd spreading terror among the
81; Inc church 10 situated on the
-, " a pine forest. where three roads
a. iDefe has been no ram here for
' e'aa three weeks, and tho roads are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

During the month of July i6l deeds
were recorded by the Clerk OF the Henrico
County Court and sixteen marriage
licenses were grantod-nine TO white and
seven to coiored couples
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Ferdinand st.bbing Suicide.

Top5-fII ToIVLIutu 70 VIZ -
NEwEEaS. N. c.. July 31.-Ferdinand
Stebbing. young csblnet-maker, COM
united suicide yesterday By taking rough
on rats" about o'clock, and died at 3
T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
AMERICAN TOBACCO, ~.

Among the specislties Pullman broke 90 1873
and American Tobacco 7 " AZ There was very
little support from the professionals Identified
with the bull side Of the account, ana u was not
until the shorts attempted to borrow stock 20
make deliveries that any decided change oc-
Cured When the demand 20 borrow set IN II
was found that some Of the active stocks nse
Western Union, General Electric and New York
Central commanded anywhere from 8 TO " per
cent. per diem for use, and a disposition TO cover
aOOn m aDtfpstP1 Itself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
STATS soNDS
BALTIMORE srocK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 3I.-yrglnia S's. J5s4; 3alt,-
more and Ohio, 50a57; Baltimore aud OHIO
Southwestern lists, lo2 bid consolidated gas
bonds, 100 asked do. STOCK, 4essaJl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
TOO LATE Eog eLAssIrIS.AI11o'sSS.;.--
BY A. N. Pollard.
~. K. Ellis. Aucsionser1
"a east Broad street

nv DIRECTION OF W. II.
Il c.e, Cerd,n. and n. 4. Gortoa,
s.seu,ors o. tns es,sis OF ibe iass John W. Tor
DON. deceased. We Will proceed 70 ssn 70 the
hsehsst bidder at his farm, On BROOK read, one
lnils from Richmond, ON
AUGUST srH.
., fo.ao A. NJ, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
rlExWiSo inPIENENTs, STOCK, g.. "a
IaHIM6ER SUITS In good cxdsr;
PARLOK SOFT, l cooK.srovE and
rSsalfESsssias.skps, BosrRRs QUILTS AID
csd slh saY ssl GLASSWARE,
Good NiLcH cows. l Good WORK Nulk;
4 cAnT-flAkH eSs, DQVDtx nAhkQW;
SINGLE NARROW, 4 Slk0LE PLow;
! ruLIIyAT0k, nOrDLk PL0We.
EoIIbLssSa i1 sSr w ssSs.bslfIfls
: svsss sssisis - sAls issa nssa y ss'd =
ssslls up the e6satA
!. $3.50. ,...';.:'' : @''s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
MARINE INrELLI0ENCM.


Moon rises. ....... GAO evening ..,....... Gag
PORT or RICKaoND. JULY 81, 1898
ARKIvsD.
Steamship Old Dominion, Conch, New iork,
merchandise and passengers; george W. nii"D
& Co., agents.
s,eamer Pocahontas, GeogheRan, nonolk'
rnercnandise ana passengers; Irvin "eiss"'
superintendent.
PoRTOB akwPo at SEwS July 81. issa
lBy telegraph
Schooner q. y. Reynolds. New Yofs.
SAILED.
schooner @. B. Reynolds, Newport, n
PORT or WEST POINT. JULY 81, 1884
lBy telegraph
AkMvEp.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, bslinore' oss
san cars and general cargo -
Steamship kssox, Taylor, bsinmo0V' psAs'"-
| gers and general cargo. 80. NJ. ~
Steamship City Of san Antonio' Doio' NOV
| York, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
st.amshtp Essex. Taylor. Boston stc norIoit
/ aud Newport Sows, passengers ana sensfst
s,saush,p san Antosio Dole, New YORK ssa
| Norfolk and Newport Ssss, psssenses ana Son-
s,sarnsn,p Baltimore. Bonnet, baltimore pss-
\ seusers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
sTATIsTrCs.

Rev. W. b. Morton gave some interesting
statistics as TO the contributions from the
Tar-Riyer Association. He showed how
the whole association IN 1887 gave only ~23
for the orphanage work, but IN 1892 the
ASSOCIATION contributed S9iS. THIS Is a
wonderful growth in interest for tho or
phanage.
kew. j. ID. Hufham, Of Tarboro', preached
yesterday morning and Rev. Il. Van De-
yenter, of Henderson. preached at night.
There was handsome collection for a
new church in Edgecombe county built
under the management OF Rev. }. Il. Pace;
I he missionary meeting also took good
collection IN the afternoon.
There was fine rain here yesterday.
and the parched fields were grestiy re-
vived. Crops here will now be very much
improved ny the rains.
Rev. W. Is. Spillman, of Greenvlle. will
lecture here tonight on Laugh aud Grow
Fat" He will have an appreclatlye AUDI
euce. The visitors TO the meetings are
leaving.
Professor l.. W. BagbY, president of Lit
tleton High School. will leave to-day for
Chicago, accompanied by his son John.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

Money on call has been easier, ranging IRON
2 10 "a per cent. per diem; Last loan at per
cent, and cloeing offered AT 3. Prime NOR
camille paper, sale per cent.
sterling exchange Is weak posted rates,
s4.slss4S3l3 commercial bills, 81 7sast,SlH.
Government bonds weak. safe bonds dull
Railroad bonds lower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
ranged ne follows;
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MAkIgr.

CHICAuO IINh-sIutA NANNI
CHICAGO. July 3I.-Csttle-Rooeipts, $4,000
head; snipments, $500 head; prime natives,
medtulos. saSOas4.l6; Others, s3.iOas31o;
Texans, s2.lOsss3.15; western, s3asi; cows
el25s-3. .-
noKs: Receipts, $4,000 head shipments,
$500 head miXei aud packers, soaso'So
prime heavy, s5.3Oas5.40: eelocted buEhers,
sS4glSas5.55 choice nghts, mixed, s5'foa
s905: prime lights. +5.15as5.SJ.
sheeo: Receipts $4,000 head: shipments.
=. 100 head. stockers. e2as325; ewes, aud
mixed. sabOas45O; native wethers, e4.bOa
$3.50; westerns. s3.l5a3325; Texans, s3a
e34Oi lambs, s3af5 Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
r,.s ., c,ar,., Hotel Bought.

Mr.. w. G. Mcdowell, cashier OF Ford's
Hotel, has bought the St. Charles Hotel
property. corner o. Fifteenth and Nam
streets. and is having it entirely, renovated
and reftted. IL IL understood that the
house will be put IN good order ana tua'
n viii soon be thrown open to the pubic.
Mr. Mcdowell lief, Saturday night TO take
his animal vacation. He will spend while
at the Allegheny Hotel. Goshen, where MS
family are summering. aud will 60 thence
TO Hot Springs. The price pad for the
house was SlO.OOO, and quite a snug sum
will be expended in its improvement. Inc
property formerly belonged to the COX
estate. Of which General L. Nj. Logan Is
agent.
The Ct. Charles property was consider
ably discussed as a desirable site for the
proposed new Chesapeake and Ono depot.
Ii was at one time runored that the rail-
road company had purchased the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
co,,, su,d,r. TO Meet.

Professor Puryear's Spiders will try 70
mon no the earth OF Rorost-H PARK TINS
afternoon with Lumsden's VirginIa Colts.
The contest promises 70 be very excitlhg
one. king" O'Rourke and Ancient
Lucke viii Gil the point Tor Manasei
Lumsden's team, while hntnony au az.
Little Georgie" Bahen VIII 90 ,he eas-
tery work for the prospective professors.
Johnson and Hodge will pay on lue
VirgInias. johnson will cover third-oase
and Philips short-stop. an
Wednesday afternoon the Colts VIII pay
the Cherubs Of Chesterfield. shatn-,
rock" Enright will twirl and Luck VIII
wear the bird. cage for the Colts.
Z,pler has been made captain OF tue
Forest Hills. consequently that team ex-
meets to do great things in the future.
Mr.. /. J. Guvernator. who started the
movement to organize an amateur pase-
ball league TO comprise SIX cluOs OF ooye
ranging from Is 20 10 years OF age, ~ meet
ing with success. He has succeeded IN
getting SIX teams that desire 10 come into
the organization. 4 meeting OF the cap
tains will be held this week and schedule
will be made. Mr. Gu7ernstor says
thev intend 10 play not less than two
oames a week at island Park. A nominal
admission fee will be charged.
The Buffalo Baseball Club was organ-
lied Yesterday, and IS composed OF the
following Youths: X. Hicks. J. Cowarain'
II. Bernstein. T. Bannister. L. GehrlnR'
l.. Nolte, j. Glenn. J. Sullivan, >. HICKS,
!. Brantley, and j. Bannlster. Inc GNU
expects to Join the new boys league
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

(keported tor the Dispascn.i
NoRFoLK. Va, July 3l.-hartos nominal
Prime, sac. extra prime, 3lse.; fancy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
TAR-RVeR BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Topics Chiefly Discussed, Home and
Foreign missions-CIOsc Of the Session.


Foreign hIissions-CIosc Of the session.
Correspondence 81 tho Richmond Dispatch.l
LiTrLEroS, N. c., July 31.-The union
meeting of the Tar. River Baptist Assocla-
ton closed here last night. The meeting
was largely attended, there being many
visitors here from other sections. MIR. n.
L. Shaw. of Warrenton, was chairman OF
the meeting, and Mr.. Allen. from Browns.
was secretary. There were ss many as
nine ministers present and number or
prominent Law members Of the different
churches in the ASSOCIATION.
TIE topics discussed related for the
most part TO MISSION work, including
home and foreign missions and the work
OF the Southern Baptist Convention IN
Cubq. There was some time devoted TO
the interests of education and special
effort made for tho Baptist Orphanage at
Townsville. A good collection was made
tor The orphanage, and hopeful signs were
seen IN the meeting for much better work
in the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
ARECovERr-CLOSE FIRM.
There WAS au active Investment inquir,

There WAS gu active Investment inquiry TOT
stocks throughout ard the execution VI those
orders assisted a late recovery. The advance
from the lowest figures OF tho day was equal to
las per cont. Bur ington and QUINCY. North
west, Rock Island. LacSawanna. Louisville and
Nashville New York Central General Electric,
and Western Union closed y 70 SO per cent
above Saturdays hnai 0gures, although prices
reacted II 70 per cent. from tho highest aud
the market let of firm IN tone. sales-LiNed
stocks. 26G, 900; unlisted, $4,000 sharea sub
treasury balances-Coin, 500, 100000; currency,
$ll,545,O0o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

ia 1-Tu. Th(v)Saslo ptosrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
ootD yoR THIS COUNTRY.

In the mean time the engagement OF $1,000
600 in gold for shipment ~ New fers aud about
s75O, 900 TO Chtago was reported from London.
and the foreign adyices were 10 the effect that
further anounts will proosbl, be shipped THIS
way during the heIt few days. These advices
were corroborated 10 someAeItent ty the heavy
export demand for wheat following the break IN
tho price OF the latter. This announcement that
the Now York clearing house had issued
e., 525, 900 loan certificates had comparatively
little effect, II being understood that Is was iof
the purpose OF assisting gold i'm portations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
NOTES Of FOOTBALL AND BAShp"h''

The BERNARD School played their FIRST game WIZ ,,n,
Bryant & Strarton Business College yesterday 'e o"
Morris Park. AMI gained a victory BY ~ pol"'' y "
The Volunteer Juniors mad 10 diheuiS l"
the Bernard Juniors by IL points To w. .
The Polytechnic ana the College oil inc 'if Vi
York teams played AZ Eastern Park yesterday 'hc DUNN
lyn boys by 10 to &. 49,
The Pastimes OF Manhattan College oc''" Wv
Fulton, OF Mot; Haven at Pastimc fark yc''e"'' ~
10 TO o. 49, -
\ picked team Of graduates OF Princeton 'o'u"'. ~
Stevens Will MAY , game OF football with the "hiV'
Plains Athletic Club team tomorrow afternoon '' WIN"
Plains. ,,,
The Elizabeth Athletic Club and Palma ee'e"S "'
play at Elizabeth Tomorrow.
Frank de II. I;obl>on. president Of the 'l'Nelan '
ball club. Will make important suggestion '' '
annual meeting of the National League at th' r"''
Avenue Hotel OIL Norcmbcr II. ~ the rule VIII PUT =
sudden stop discr1cry conduct by piaycis IL Il '
10 be adopted. clubs will certainly vote ior IT.
Mr. Robinson proposes fine player FOO TOT inc ''
offence $50 and expulsion hom tue ie's"
for the third offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
SiyrORD Is STILL ~ JAIL.

Tie Tort that BcnimIn Il S,Ao'i the correspondent
clerk OF the Continental National Eank. VINO was arrested
n civil sut last Friday charged With hefts OF s53. c)0
from the bank iy an ingenious system OF forged and
fictitious orders vouchers. entries etc. had been released
from Ludlow street Jail bail ard hal fled from tho
city was denied yesterday BY Edmund d. Randolph. pre
don't NJ tho bank Mr. Rudolph slId that the hall la
been fixed At $40 oCc AMI sanford had been unable
secure IL.
STORY was published yesterday that H. Percy Ashley
had disappeared and that the cause OF his disappnncc
Mr. Ashley has not disappeared and denies having any
KNOWLEDGE OF Sanord delnquencies any connection
which Harris had with them. Mr. Ashley Ia. been
working a. a marine draughtsnan and as writer for
new sapers ond periodicals the last sumner ard has not
heen s,rnd,nq money hyishly as reported.
SANFORD was still In jail East night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
DEFEAT FOR THE YALE LAW SCHOOL TEAM.
FOR THE yALE.PRIXCErON GAME.

Tnc committee Of the University Athlete Cnb having
I'm charge tho management Of the Thanksgiving Day oo
ball game met at the clubhouse W i"en'y's'N"
ID, ,,,o,noo, Those pcsent George A. Adec, Of
Yale; c. F.. Mathewson. OF Dartmouth; G. G. cuyl'r :"
princeton; Tracey II. Harris. Of Princeton; j. W. Nui-
If Yale: o. o. Jennings. Of Yale; Guy Echar1'' OF -
lumbia, and II. s. Van Du7cr. OF Harvard -
=, v. decided 10 arrange two boxes, 100 IN all
onv the north side Of tie field Oae row OF Goa hcs
rI also be allowed this side OF the sound' ana the
coach stands will be sold ony 10 the college, NO 'ar-
tnse, OF Will be allowed Oh inc GROUNDS che''
viii be 90 scat and ~ 90 for seats 10 " "'
% stands The coach positions will BE- soi at 80 each
and seats IN the boxes f'om .! to - each Each
college will receive 100 tickets and twenty boxes while
200 .eats will be reserved for members OF the university
Athletic Club. Not over three 'eSe' VIII DE soa 10 any
one person. 49, . ,u,, s.u.. ..-.
m stov spectators. rather. 70 stop college boys
I,iry tickets TO spectators the committee has de.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Ncw.EngIand generally fair. but coudlncss will
increase Friday afternoon evening with possibly light
and colder saturday.
For Eastern NcwYorx. Eastern Penn vanl, New
Jersey ard Delaware generally fair except hight local
showers Northern New-York Central Pennsylvania
winds shifting 10 west colder Friday evening Jir and
colder Saturday.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland and Virginia
generally fair but with increasing coudncs- winds shift
Ing northwest; colder Friday evening fair colder
Saturday.
For North Carolina and South Carolina fair: winds
shifting colder Friday night In northern and west
portions.
For West Virginia. We-tcn PENNSYLVANIA. Western
New York Ohio local -howers tonight but generally
fair on Friday. with much colder northwe. winds. The
temperature will fall to fleeing Friday night.
For Indiana. fair; northwest winds; much colder In
sohthern portion.
For Illinois. AIR winds colder in southeast and
eighty warmer in northwest portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
coLuMBrA's ATHLETIC DEBT Assam

The annual meeting 81 tho Columbia college Ath' re
rnon held yesterday Afternoon the Law School.
There great enthusiasm when The treasurer Professor
Joseph r. GOODWIN announced that he would prr-cn,
the entire debt Of the union. - 800. Thi- ha.
beo III. unions great trouble IN the lat Few year,. ~
Professor Goofwln rendered h resignation.
which was acted The following standing com.
n,itt,es elected
Track Athlctic.-Sehool o. ATT. Iglchsri. Iaw~o
EOgcri School Of Mines. Morris. pei. >mul. OtofaO
school ~ Law. Ire. Hammond king.rv. College 81
Physicians and Susgcon> Isrfi.on, P-,wn. Wynkopp.
Kowing-Au.. BrnLafj, shepard Shoup Prrnuss.
Mines. Tonphin-. l.. StlTg.s-. Fearing. Hutchin0n
Law. Blnflcr. John-oi Chsihrd. Is-chIll-AuN
HungcrforG Cherry. Psbcock. Hitf-h; MnG' Monks.
SrewsIt Patterson. I,ies; Law. Mat,oN. RYAN. MIL.
FOVttal-Art~ Swords. Beach Jo-,ph OC,nnor; Mines.
Morris. Main 'hsgin Afm-tcat Law. Hanson. starr.
Crowc Phi, cian, aud Surgeons. SCOT aud keyr-. The
wears expenses were - Oh 80; receipt ?. COS -. The
graduate members appointed follows. Lawson.
-: Kemp ~; Echafd- - Gider'ee,c. 50 Icw.
l,tt. 81 Miller. 81 Nance SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
THE AUSTRIAN CABINET CRISIS.

Wanna Nov 2-Emperor Francis Joseph WI"
turn 10 the city tomorrow and will receive a' o
prince wndisch-G raetz and Count Badeh,' "o r
crnor OF Gacla The later VIII ADVISE .""' , WV
cabinet be- reconstructed b. Count laa"e, i,'
proposal is supported by the 'ierica'S anu
ians and Is said to have some ad'ooa'e' ann" Tuf,a,
conservatives and Poles. The German l'oe'a''
lii h.ar pothiny OF Taafe's return to power anu
therefore, the end of The crisis remains in doup''
The Emperor clin.s to Taaffe and may DE a''e 10
save him ami, c..,dorr.
London. Nov "A dispatch to The s'an'a'u
from Vienna SAYS Prince Alfred Windisch-"fae'N Z,
whom Emperor Francis Joseph desrt t,A " has an.
49,, IA. 6re as Austrian Prime Minister ma
noncsd that owing to important family reaso ,
he s not able to accept the oiIice. ~ Er,acbs,ein
~. mai Count Karl iIoenwart Zu uerlae" 800
a. ii,,e" to be. summoned by the Emperor 10 ioi
a Ministry II he refuses, as IL Is ekpe.,J VII, M =
"a. ~ n',naror will make his own choice anu WI" 20 ,
little regard to the names suggeS'c" oS ' p
managers or the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
uAry.rp.s LAST PRACTICE GAME.

cam,raoo Mas xov. ,>pecial.-Ihc Harvard
Varsity tam tool -, l.t racrce game thi~ afternoon
tcf,rc tho ,,,o win ccrr. o. saturday The eleven
will sta. for New.York tomorrow afternoon '"'s'"s
from today's work Cornell will have sooa o''' !"
score. The Varsity mad" only TWO ,
wbilo tho soco,, ol,, er,red once. The interference
oos ana Ineffective and the defence not much o'ter
except by strcaks. Newell 10 everybody P
was for OUT ayed by Gould. lie was e'u'"' ivy
wei. for his movements sluggish and ne i'o"" ~
usual snap. Charlie Brewer IlC"dri be' '" 49,,
hust during the game. and Obliged TO stop .,
WAS 10 lame Ia pl,y Arthur Crmncck coached 'of
the frs, time this season. blanchard paSea "'' ",
gIme he has shown thus far. Mackic ana ''' ,'
did fine trcakng through and tacKHhs' p"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT REOPENED.
MR.. FOWLER MOVES THE SECOND RtApiN" VI
THE PARISH COUNCILS BILL.

Mr.. FOWLER MOVES THE SECOND READiN" VI
THE PARISH COUNCILS BILL.
London. Nov 1.-The opening OF Parliament w
dov attracted little attention. Few members W.,
nresent at the time fixed for the opening VI ,"'
uouse of Commons, and there was no rusn ~
seats Sneaker Peel took the chair at 'io
,,d the House at once settled down 10 pusHe'
Mr. Fowler president OF the Local 'o'e','', -,
BOARD moved the second reading OF the ra'''"
Councils bill. ., ... Tho
In making the motion Mr.. 'owler saiu uia' "
hill dealt with 900 rural parishes. OF which nun
her GOCO had populations of less than '"o' ~ ~
council would be constituted in parish I'a''''e :
nonulation under 30O such parishes wouiu ieq"'
70 Ia grouped This matter formed one oi '"e
difficulties with which the House must s'"Pp, -,
An important question was what ehee, NV vi.
won,d have on the Church Of England 80,
tho hill transferred from the church warns , "a.
c"ntroi OF purely parish property 10 sr rSi s,.te
cers AZ IL ought to be transferred i''1 owsry.
nent was greeted with cheers by 'he "'
ment supporters o,,eorvative Member
Tor the West Derby division OF ih'erpoo,,; for inc
COMPULSORY purchase Of land We're 700 n h'V must be
areas which would b. allowed counc IL i'' .p,lt
enlarged as the 3Oo population limit was '0' '"-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-03
the UEfTFEH HEPORT
A COLD WAVE ArPHoACurNo.

the Central Mississippi Valley and upper lake REGION
and ~ 4. lower in the southern Middle and
New England States and the extreme Northwest. The
Of low pressure now central north of Lake
and Of high pressure extends from Mssi~-pp
Valley westward {" the Pacific Coast. Fair weather con
tnuc except In the lake regions whore local showers
reported. The temperature has fallen de ldc lily
the upper lake region southwest ard Texas. II now
freezing the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Yves,
portion Of III. upper lake region IL il the At.
laniic Coast and In the cNff,u,. Northwest.
Generally fair weather will prevail In tho central val
loys with much colder nofthciy winds and noierau
cold In the Ohio Valley and the lower lake regions
Generally air weather will prevail along the Atlantic
Coast but the coudincss wiz and possibly
showers occur north Of Virginia. with colder
northwest winds in the Nrlic Atlantic and Western
New. I.ngland Friday afternoon night.