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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-27
Have Set the Date:

st. Petersburg, October 2.-The marriage
of Princess Alix and the Czarewitch. is set
for October 29, subject to change. The last
bulletin from Lividia was issued at nine
this evening. 1t says that during the day
the Emperor ate with good appetite and
felt some weakness, but otherwise his con-
dition is unchanged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-27
Tribesmen Defeated.

Tangier, October 26.--It is sannounced that
the Riff tribesmen at Manila were crush
ingly defeated by the Sultan's forces under
Muley Amin, who was sent with 700 cavalry
and 200 infan try aud four guns to mail out
the Spanish and Moorish frontier, the ac-
oomplishment of which hitherto was pre-
vented by Rifians
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-27
having ;suppurated the Car felt much
better
The German Crisis.

Berlin. October 26.-The conference of the
federal ministers is over. The ministers
were unable to arrive at state of absolute
accord and Chancellor Won Capriyi has
gone to Potsdam. 1t is rumored that owing
TO his failure to obtain the positive support
of the ministers he will tender his resigna-
tion to the Emperor
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-27

The Consent of the United States Will Be
Asked to Leasing Small Island to
Great Britain-The Feeling for Annexa-
ton Still Strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Xircinia Nova IteIns.

NlddIing cotton sold in Norfolk yeSter-
day at 80 cents pound. the lowest price
since 1874.
Civil-Engineer A. G.. Menocal reported
for duty Yesterday IN charge Of the yaIls
and docks departments at the naNy-yh'u'
Mrs. n. T.. Mcclure and Miss Mamie
Mcclure will leave Herryville TO-DAY Ior
Richmond To- attend The wedding Of Dr.
Edward Mcclure.
Two neeroes-Aaron Locket and EDWARD
Nangrum-were yesterday sent on l0r
trial in Dinwi1die county for selling IL
quor without license
The funeral Of Mr. Charles y. Plumner,
Louis, took place In Petersburg yestsr..
dav. The ceremonies were performed at
the grave In Blandford Cemetery.
On her return from Baltimore the
Tinted states steamer Montgomery VIII
stop at Yorktown for weeks gun-prac,
ticc. and then proceed to the naNy-!"ru
To- have her new cylinders put IN.
II f. orr, Of Norfolk, was appointed
book-kceper in the general store OF the
navv-yard Late Chief-of-Police &. T..
Pettis. Of Norfolk. also received an APP
pointmcnt I'm the navy-yard yesterday
Princess Anne county elected ntiesat w.,
on Monday to the Third District Sena.1-
rial Convention, which meets IN Nor'oiK
ON mo 18th instant 10 nominate a can
didate to I'LL the unexpired term OF sen
ator Herbert, who resigned 10 ac'ep' "
position in the Norfolk custom-house.
Yesterday afternoon three men engaged
in pulling down one Of the cotton-eom.
press buildings on the Boston wharf az
Norfolk were standing on piece VI
scantlinR I'm the cupola or the bui!L'ns'
The piece gave way. and one OF them,
George e" skecter (colore,D. fell a distanc.
az thirtv-fve feet The other two olusht
themselves near where they stood Ske-t +
had his LEFT thigh broken, his left knee CUT
and one OF his wrists spraned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Affairs in AIbemnrle County.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. october =
(SpecaD-Thc great revival when was
begun Al the Methodist church two weeks
ago Sunday closed Monday evening. when
Evangelist J. W. Lee. who has been
preaching every night, frequently three
times a day, delivered his farewell ms
course.
The Rev. y. 4. Abbott for six years
rast the pastor of the Church of the
disciples, preached his last sermon last
evening. He has accepted a can to me
HarIem-Avenue church in Baltimore. ana
win leave on Wednesday for his new
field. ,
Miss Louisa b. Crawford and Mr. Milton
Davis were married at Advance NILS, TINS
county. on Sunday.
4 new Democratic city Committee was
selected this evening at the ward meet
ings. The committee Will elect chair
man to succeed Mr.. c. W. Allen
Mss Belle Green. OF New York city, Is
STAYING at "The Farm
Miss Margaret Ross, whose funeral TOOK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
HOW TO CLorHE CHILDREN.
A PROBLEM THAT MAKES MOTHERS
STUDY.
A Minister'S wife Who Dresses Her fami'
" In Excellent Tnste--iiow Small In
emma Vgrnt n Long Way.

The Fuckers in many motrr fore-
head are deepencd as she studies now 10
dress her boys and girls In respectapie
manner on the small amount that Is avail
able.
a minister's wife I'm a small town near
Richmond was confronted by this dis
couraging situation, but her womans VII
and a few Decent packages OF diamond
dyes solved the problem. and handsome
clothes were soon evolved from a phe
OF odds and ends.
The Home, Housekeeper Ladies Hofne
Companion. and other household papers
have published many articles telling now
20 use diamond dyes In making new CLOTH
ing out OF old Pretty dresses. handsome
cloaks, sarviceable stockings, ana gay
hat-ribbons and feathers are obtained az
but little expense. not only for the chill
dren. but for the mothers az well.
The ease with which diamond dyes are
used is really surprising. They make
beautiful colors that never crock ana are
nOn-fading. while there are other
package-dyes. there are none so easily
used, nor such fast colors." says Jean
Hunt. in a recent number OF the Home
81 have tried other dyes. but the diamond
color the most goods. Their fast-stocking-
black Is the only black dye for cotton
have ever found that makes a fast-olack
which never turns gray when washed'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

Martha Pierce the accomplished daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Emeline Pierce OF this place,
Rev J. Painter cousin OF the pride
and n returned missionary from China
ONO ating.
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers, ferns. and cvergrecns by
the friends OF the popular young pastor
and bride. and under the lights presented
nm attractive scene The spacious build
Ing was nllcd with the beauty and fashion
az Tazewell TO witness the marriage OF
this popular and charming couple. Miss
Charlotte Henry was maid OF honor, and
MIR. n. A. Baker. of Lexington Va, was
beat man The bridal party moved grace
fully 20 the altar TO the strains OF the
beautiful wedding-march from Lohengrin,
and when the ceremony was concluded,
the charming notes Of Mendelssohn
wedding march filled the church az the
bridal party ana audience retired from
the building. Miss Lcola Anderson pre-
tiding at the organ. The happy couple.
with few invited friends. repaired 10 the
beautiful residence Of Mrs. Pierce, where
a sumptuous rcpaSt was enjoyed by all
and where music from violin and piano
greeted them I'll the I'VE sma' hours
o. uight. Tho couple Will leave NJ once
for Richmond and Ashland. and after
attending synod AZ Danvllle next week
viii return 10 their home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. October Flour duh and
weak with local J0bbing trade. winter
wheat. low grades, 81 s5g2Q 70; fair 70 fancy,
s. iJa2 ~; patents, s2@le3.lo; Minnesota
extras, gls5p2. ~; southern hour dull and
weak; common 70 fair extra, S. l0QI3.0o,
good to choice do. s. 00a3.jO
Wheat-DulI, lc lower. and weak; No.
ahoat. 55N55izc. options were fairly active
and weak AT 4 lg1isc. decline, December
going sc. below yesterday. near the close.
No. :. closing, October. 5i'sc.; December.
Us g.. May 56&c.
Corn-Dull and Nc lower; closing weak:
No. 2, 5ilgu55c. in elevator: Ji7u5jc. ah0at.
Options moderately active and lAul4c.
lower; closing weak, October and Novem-
Der, j3isc.; December, J212c; May. 63isc;
Oats-Dull and lower. Options mode
rately active; October. aAc; December.
33A4c.; May sc; spot, No. 2, SIC. mixed
western, 32iau33isc
Hay--Fancy nrm; receipts light; ship
ping. Jgu55c. good TO choice. e5g75c
Wool-Quiet; domestic fleece. Is92ic.:
pulled, l3q24c.
Beef-DuIl; family. nOcDaI2OO: extra
mess. Ss0ouS50; beef hams quiet at $500
gglS5O; tierced beef inactive; city extra
India mess, NI00.
Cut-Meats-Wea picked bellies. g.0
s]sc.; shoulders. 6'4c.; hams. shc.; middles
nominal.
Iard-Quiet but lower; western steam.
NJ
nally; January 81 - nominally; refined
dull, Continent, s. 49, South America, s9.25.
compound, s55Q7o.
Pork-Steady and quiet; mess. slL75W
1875.
Butter-Firm; State dairy. l2l23c.: do.
Creamery, lSQ 2Jiac: western dairy 1870
lie; do. creamery. l5H26c,; Elgins 2sc.
Cottonseed Oil-Weak; crude. Soc.; yell
low, Sac.
Petroleum-Quet
Rosin-Dull but firm; strained. common
to good, sl2oQL25.
Turpentne- and firm at 2Si2129c.
Rice-In moderate demand and firm; do
mestic fair to extra, li.g57sc.; Japan,
i&sn4s.c.
Molasses Foreign nominal: New Or
leans, open-kettle. good 10 choice. zTG31c.;
market steady and moderately active.
Peanuts-tsuiet.
Conee-Opiions steady and unchanged
to 10 points down; October, S2 9)nl3O0;
December, Si&0ll7O: March. sll.l5Glii =:
spot Rio dull and unchanged; No Z, Sl5.T5.
Sugar-Raw dull and unchanged. fair
on a. iQ42sc. standard a. l3-l6c.; cut
loaf. 5 l-l6c. granulated. i1Ii 3-l6c.
Freights TO L!verpool-Steady; grain
dull; cotton fairly active: cotton. 7-6id.;
grain. Ill.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 2-Wheat holders
| had a hard time OF IL to-day. There was
nothing but disappointment for them In
! the market from the beginning until the
| end OF the session, and at the close they
had loss from yesterdays close OF Use
on the December option to figure on
| The bull crowd that attracted attention
during the latter end of last week had
| sold out yesterday beyond a doubt. ana
with that support taken away there was
| nothing TO sustain prices except ths ouy,
! Ing by shorts. who covered wnen anu
| how they wished The weakest portion
| ~ the session was during the last hour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
TIE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
senator Daniel and Major Otey Address n
Roanoke Mas-Mceting.

ROANOKE. VA. October 2--lSPeoial)-
The Democratic congressional campaign
WIS opened 81 this city tonight by a
large and enthusiastic mass meeting Mt
the Opera-Hou-c. which was addressed
Is Senator John W Daniel and Major
Peter j. Otcy. the candidate FOR Congress
from this district on the platform with
these speakers were r. Rand Jpn Hicks
chairman Of the city Democratic EN'cu-
Give Committee: T. w M.ner, Esq,
Mayor :. T. jones, Hon. W. T. Dupuy.
postmaster OF Roanoke, ana other promi-
ueis local politicians.
Major Otcy was the first speaker
introduced. He paid high com
pllment 10 the rise ana develop
mcut os this city and section. and
then turned his attention to the Popu-
lists. Who. he sail, Ike the SiXons when
they turned their guns on Napoleon at
the battle OF I,eipsic. wanted To break
down the Democratic party and give the
people nothing In exchange. He told no"
Democrats had done away with tn dorce
I'm. reformed the tariff. and saved the
country oyer s25.o.oooO annually already.
lie went INTO detail MS 10 the benefits ot
These reductions. and declared that ne
WIS i'm favor II the free coinage OF sill
V,r. the removal of the lOper-ccnt tax
on state banks and the protection or
coal and iron. Though not very fluent
tq'ker. Major Otcys address was ihIi 81
facts ana figures IN favor OF j mociatlc
iule ia mis- country. ana made gCoI
impression on his hearers.
MASTERLY ARGUMENT
Senator Daniel was the next SPEAKER
an. met with a most cnthuSlaNtli re-
cer''au His address was a mastery ar
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

prices marked tho rapge. c,,. 49,.
was weak. the sales sysresins, 10 $3.50
those OF yesterday. IT. "''7'
Coma prominent trader 4, int.
kct ventursd TO remark to-day th,t -,
local crowd for come time nas. 49, VIC
trying to III themselves ~ tb,tr -
and were to-day anI'n. wi 49,
the futiiity OF the experiment I.he,~ 49,, ~.
nothing but fiscoIragensnt "a ho ,o.,,,t
The cash demand was s'iIl c,ns,lc,,a,,s a..
its absence. May corn onen,i =, ~ 80, ~
tois 10 O'tc.l declined 10 ,sLc ami cias'';
at +9hat9'sc.-l9sc. under yosterday caab
corn was weak and Nc lower
Outs-With everything cleo on tho 400,
directed dovnwards. there was u,,le bo,s
for oats Elevator people were prol,hfv
the best sellers. while the demand vas -
the most Indifferent character. pri~es
were weak. May closing &c under ycsier,
day. Cash oats sold at steady rrices
the nominal close being weak. wiih IT,
futures.
Proylsions-The product bulls were n,
better OF than their brethren IN grain
Scaipers and packers We'd with each other
I'm their efforts To sell out. There was A
decrease In the stock Of provisions but
n did not count when opposed 10 the large
receipts OF hogs. large estimates Tor to-
morrow. and decline I'm prices at tho
yards The weakness IN corn was sisp
having a legitimate effect In this pit
The close was at thu lowest prices - tho
day. January pork showing a loss OF
f5U Gi,c. from yesterday: january lard
32i5c., and January ribs. 25Ii29i4c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
uoCe ACADEMY OPENED.
a Bright Future Predicted for the school
Meeting Of the Prcsbytery.

BLACKSTONE, VA, october 2.-tspe-
cial)-The Hoge Academy was opened TO-
day. There was a large crowd present
and predict for this school a bright
future. Religious exercises were Gun
Quoted by Rev. T. z. Epes, assisted py
other ministers present. Short addresses
were made by Professor Conman' ASSIST
ant-Professor Jones. Pres'dihs E !.
Campbell, Rev. I. J. Jones. anu Ghsr,
J. NJ Harris: Rev. j. w. Loving, OF "h'h''
Nv who Is here on n visit. was present.
and took part in the exercises.
The East-Hanover Preshytery VIII me-.
here ON the 10Th Instant. The Introductory
sermon viii be preached by the retiring
moderator. Rev. r. T. Jones. DR. hoge
win be present. and will deliver an al
dress at the academy during the SESSION
OF the presbytery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
SPECIAL CIVIL TERN
OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF RICH
MONO COUNTY ORDERED.
D,stiIlcrs Don't Join the Liquor Dealers
Association-No Republican Campaign
Tunds-Wild Horses sold Cheap.

RALEIGH. ". c.. October 2.-(Speciai)
Governor Carr to-day ordered a special
civil term OF Superior Court for Rich
mond county. to begin December Slst. at
which Judge Brown will preside.
Il. W. Haywood. who was the valedlc-
torlan OF the class OF 1894 at Wake
Forest College. replaces the late Pro-
fessor John g. Maske there as tutor In
the schools OF Eatln and Greek.
The distIllers OF the state do not join
the Nquor-Dealers' Association. 1t was
expected that they would join It In great
numbers.
NO MONEY.
1t Is quite positively stated that the
National Republican Committee Will not
send any money 10 North Carolina this
year. 1t may he a blum. but the commit
tee gives out that it does not expect the
party to do anything in this STATE. Re
publican Chairman Halton said to your
correspondent that he did not expect to
ask the national committee for aid unless
ne saw q good prospect OF carrying the
state
Yesterday leG horses, quite wild, ar
rived here all the way from oregon.
They were sold at prices ranging from
s. 10 So
JOINT DISCUSSION.
Marion Butler. the Populist chairman.
IS to meet Collector r. NJ. simmons in
discussion in Wayne county day after
tomorrow. II Is the first time he has
agreed to meet any OF the Democratic
speakers.
The Democratic campaign Is now very
active. Chairman Pou IL taking a pol
Of the State Fifteen thousand copies OF
the handbook have been sent out
The most doubtful Of the districts Tor
the Democrats now Is the Second. Inc
next r. the Ffth.
The Populsts will make great efforts
to carry the Second
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
\ freight train on the Cape Fear ana
Yadkin Valley railroad was wrecked NJ
Jonesboro' last night. y brakeman was
Killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
poruIIst p,imarjcs in Wilson.

WILSON. y. G.. October 2.-(Special)-
Returns from all the pr cinctS Hhu'c"t 'r
i In@' s inS G primary election in MS
county. In this township they politl
Is white votes and - negro. ana " is
thought that something Tx that ra'o
mis- u-as about the same vote as the
Democrats poTcl Ten lays ago IN the
primary election for the nomination OF
county officers. II Is th,ufhl, no. ~
comfy In the general election by some
yesteriav the county commissioners ap-
pointed poll-holders at all the voting pre-
cincts They appointed two lemVcI ''c,,
one Ponulist, and one Republican AT edch
precinct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Dr. Norman Succeeds Professor hei".

,s Gaff' iNRcy ". &. norman. OF VIII
mington, was unanimously chosen to-day
by the Greensboro Female College. as
sociation to succeed the late Dr, r. J."
Reid as president Of that institution. Ut;
norman is one of the ablest and most
ro gin" divincs in the North Carolina
Conference, and the college could not
have secured better man. he mas
served charges at the following place, ::
Raleigh. Charlotte, winston ana VII
ninYt0n So acceptable has been his SER
vices that he nearly always served out
his four years The association Is to be
CONGRATULATED upon It's wise choice
Your correspondent learns thAl mt
Frank Graves. ex-MayOr Of Mount Airy.
and A son Of Judge Jesse Graves died
al his home in Mount Airy this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
AYcOcKS POWERFUL SPEECH.
Aroused the Democrats and Recalled
PopuIiets-Tobacco Sales.

HENDERSON. y. G., October 2-(spe-
ciaI)-Hon. c. II. AycOck, Of Goldsboro',
smoke here today. \ large crowd from
all parts Of the county heard him. His
sDeech was sound powerful. and convinc-
Ing. and was we'll calculated 70 arouse
the Democrats and bring the Populists
back. Many Populists and negroes heard
him.
The sales Of tobacco here have been
very heavy for several days. and to-day
occupied the whole day. The prices were
the best obtained for two years some
selling as high as SO The high prices for
tobacco and low prices Of merchandise
are telling for the Democratic party mere
This Is court-week here. but on account
OF the Illness OF JU1g" Graves no court
VIII be held until Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Orc Contract Awarded.

BIG STONE GAP, VA, October 2
has taken the contract TO supply the Ap-
palachian furnace here with iron-ore from
its leased lands sufficient TO run the FUR
mace at its fullest capacity. and VIII move
The new steel-works people at Middlebo-
rough recently asked for figures on q
supply OF Big Stone Gap pig-iron suifclent
10 start up that plant, but demand now
Is nearly up to the daily output Oh the
furnace here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

IYNCHBURG. VA. october 2..(Spec,
cial1-intelligence reached here TO-DAY 81
Inc death AT Sanford. Fla, Of John +;
Tarly. son Of the late Bishop Eariy; anu
brother OF Rev. Thomas II. larry, vi "a
civ. alsD OF the death at Denver, COL,
OF William Logon, a former weli-knowh
CHAIRMAN Ellyson. Of the Democratic
state Executive Committee' was h eiu ,U
dav 20 confer with the county chalrHsh
OF this district only two OF the chair-
men were present however. ana the CON
ference was postponed TO another daS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

klShMOND. VA, october S.-A s,i,lS,i
and taken IN Highest price. $50.
Private sales: Filers. p; wrappers. .;
dark leaf. 9: Tugs, %. Total, s. hogsheads.
rettes "a H7. 40. tobacco "a 100 CO. Total
s694790
Loose sales to-day were quite large
and quality was superior 10 any break
we have had this season. Prices were
stronger on all grades. especially on wrap
pers. which were in much larger supply
Low grades showed some improvement
also in price. The hogshead trade was
duh to-day.
Messrs j. II. Cobb, OF New York: J. j.
Iaughinghouse. OF Grimesland. y. c;
Henry Strause, OF Henderson. and W. d..
Watson. of nanvile. Va. were here to-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Threo Years In the Prnitenfiary.

CHRISTIANSBCRG, VA October -. -.
CSpecial)-The jury I'm the case OF James
Cooper (colorcdl. charged with ATTEMPTING
10 assault colored girl, found MN
guilty. and his punishment was nNeu -, a.
ST. MIR. Phlegsr. asked for new trlal.
The motion vas overruled. Notice mat
n writ Of error would be applied ior o.
fore Judge Blair, OF the Circuit Coui''
was given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
BALDWIN DISTRICT FAIR.
1",n'y->e,cnth Annual Eshibitlon-P

Twenty seventh Annual I1hibltion-Pa-
radc Includes the Circus
a' -r'N. VA. October 2.-(SpeciaD
"In District Fair Association be-
t"Dniy-seyenth annual fair here
t..er sunny skies and favorable
generally. The ceremonies OF
DE cay were preceded by "A
AID stock parade through the city.
a."aN Brigade Band. Backtord
t.1. and Hunt.ngs circus bands
were IN the long procession.
showed on the FAIRGROUNDS.
' sore on the programme for this
.5 tut the email crowd was
f9 a une exhibit OF stock ana
-Ia.-.lsl tmcnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

p,ace this afternoon. Ieaves one brother,
Mr. lanes Ross. and three sisters. Mrs.
Douglass. Miss Mary. and Miss Annie
Roas. -
Willie Harlow. son OF Mr.. Lewis Har-
low. OF Anxious. Greene county. ii years
OF age and weighing 20 pounds. was In
Charlottesville yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
IltAIIIs.


HARLAN. Died. September 2ith' Al
A. NJ, at his residence. n Alpenarle
county. after a lingering AMI painiul SUI
ferlng. which he bore win Christian i1t-
titude. ISAAC ii. HARLAN.
He leaves a wife AMI four chiidfen-
three sons and one doughter.
HOLMES. Died. Tuesday, the ID In.
slant. AT II IS \. NJ. ALICE c, beP't
daughter OF Rev James n. and Mar
Holmes: aged y years II months ahd
days.
Rest In peace, then. gentle spirit
Throned above
Souls Ike thine with God inherit
Life and love
Funeral will take place THURslAf
the an instant at +. NJ. az the + its'
Haptist church Friends and sequa'n'
ances are respectfully invited.
r.AI'GHNANE.- Died. Monday, ovtonsF
isst AT BIS T.. NJ. Mrs. ANN LAO"ti-
NAME widow OF Martin Lsu5hn1he' 81
the 63d year Of her age ,....t
Funeral from the Church OF the 1900
ueart WEDNESDAY MORNING, 90
Der 81, at $50 O'CLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
THE NEW @. T. LODGE
&C cefAT ADVANTAGE 10 TIE
ORDER IN PETERSBURG.
,,.,,,d Activity Ia Masonic Circics-Mc-
henncys Vigorous c"n'"ss--Afr"c"'o
weddings Tho baseball Remnant.

,.r~IySBIRG. VA, October 2--(Spe-
80, Tho interest In Odd-Fcilowship IN
49,. section seems to have greatly in
'....f recently. The lodge Of young men
.l.l 10 this city few days ago
.......s 90 become one OF great aivani-
,. ite order IN this city.
...r BE- 3D. Branch. lecturer and or
visited Emporla. the county scat
..,llc county, yesterday. where
.- With "a most cordial reception.
... successful ln securing q petition
many % The most prominent cit-
o.. village for the organization
.-.. II OII-FeNowS which VIII
..t-l about the middle OF THIS
r. morrow night Major Branch
.... a strong lodge at Caikes-
NA
MASONIC ACTIVITY.
marker activity In Masonic
..c. particularly 30 Temple
t.,.mattox CommIndcfy. No.
rt uur.t aul most h'u'shinS
...~ .a OBJ. state, has five Pc
..r orders this evening. aat
Atoms lre th8i before the year
..um4aleIy w.. have twenty
.....au's for fhc several de-
t.. n4ttox Commardery ~
. e. CD Boston AZ the tuennal
r Ane4s'. 1890.
IS Is N-Ncnucy. tho Democratic
. Fr Congress N the Fourth DIS
. greatly pleased with ms rr-
c-.,nr>v.ic county yesterday.
reception everywhere lis OF the
.t.trrg character Nirsinians