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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Dob is Assistant Manager.

Mr.. Robert L. Golden, who left Rich
mond at the beginning OF the current
theatrical season 10 go I'm advance Of Miss
Emily Bancker. has lately been made
assistant manager OK the organization.
The change IS sure 10 prove OF incacu-
able benefit TO Mr. Golden. as 1t will serve
TO widen his experience in the theatrical
business. In a private letter Mr.. Golden
says that his new work is most agreeable.
and he hopes ana expects 10 mark out
q successful career for himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
TO DISCONTINUE BUSINESS,
n. LEHMAN,
No. S27 east Broad street,
SUCCESSOR TO A. COHEN & Co.
ONLY A FEW WEEKS MORE
TO GET THE
BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER oFFERI

IN THE ART LINE.
There are still some Very Fine Pictures
left which will be sold regardless OF cost.
You will find I'm the collection yet some
very fine Eugravings. Etchlngs Water
COlOrs. and OH Paintings.
In Frames We can please ALL from the
smallest 30 the largest, from medium 10
best qualities, NJ prices that VII astOnish.
To look NJ them means 20 buy them.
Plush f-ames.--In order 10 close out tho
entire lot this week. We have marked tho
whole lot at 2Jc. each. None cost less
than Jc. some Of them as much as 8.
We still make Frames 10 order at hair
the usual price. Bring in your pictures
and have them framed.
In Mirrors. there are some Large Man.
tel Mirrors Cabinet Mirrors, half mantel
size. at figures that will insure their
quick sale.
IN HOLIDAY GOODS
we have novelties in Albums. Dressing
Cases Jewel Boxes Work Boxes Mani
cure Sets; Gloves. Necktie, Collars. ana
Gun Boxes; Perfumed Sets, &c. &c We
would call the attention Of country mer-
chants, as we will job these goods at
prices that VIII enable you 10 sell them
ut wholesale price and still double your
money.
SEVERAL HUNDRED PICTURE EAS-
ELS AZ LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
50 Wall Pockets AT 25c.. worth soc
Mirror Plates, MOuldings and many
other goods at half their usual price.
(nO l5-Su, Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
GREATEST MATING SALE

~ EFEk HELD IL RICHMOND
go pieces " China frl I.. ... v,,
tins az less than mdnua.tu...
Elegant Fancy seam nr,,
Handsome Inail Matrre
worth a0c 90 import. .....
Mattiugs from d. Co &c.. u.,f. ...
Extraordinary sacrl0. .I.
FANCY DRESS GOODS
. pieces 0f Fancy Iiumu.I.. e...I--
IS inches wide. In all nsw co...
lively worth 25c.. at ..........
% pieces OF MOh9ir ana Wool u
Effects, ~ inches wide. actual t...
nc ......... ...... .... .......
Is pieces six and wool r
fleets. 90 inches wide worth r..
10 pieces of French and G.rr N r.
ties. - Inches wide worth
BLACK DRESS GOODS
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
Elegant Black Monair 3D. inches r..
worth soc. at. .......... ..
Handsome Brocalcl s.eG.rs
COO. 40 inches wide af..........
Handsome All-Wool Jacquarl ..
q inches wide. worth l. .f
LADIES'. MISSES. AND CWTrer..
GARMENTS AT Joe. ON rrr.
DOLLAR
90 Ladies' jackets OBJ R0urn Ae-.-..-
and BOuCle Cloth. h1lt-s.lx .n. r
styles, spec.al for This we
This garment IS actually worth
Walking Jackets. made 0f l..
Kersey. an WOOL. satin lined, r.. o.
tnlS week. -.s.t- ...tts .............. 2. .
This garment .s worth
4 few more of those Special Cl-r
worth 50. at...... ............ . f.
Eleeant Plush Capes. worth o. .f
CARPETS AT HALE PRICE
- pieces " Extra Tlpa.f.. ......
worth CSC. at 5000. .................. -.
~ pieces OF l0-w'ro Brussels I'D r
colorings, never offered at less Har
dl..--.. .+..tr-t -tttt. ........... ....
Elegant Moquette Carpets. u.rr
ATWOOD Ingram Carpet uCrfr
AT. .s.ss-. st-s 1900 ssr. .... .....t.........
Best Half-Wool Carpet W.t
at..-..-..... ....-.-... 1890. ...........
MfTTELDou s
de l-Tu&Th Zll case l' .'rt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

The Manchester Leader. after a sus-
pension OF some months. has been re-
vlved by company OF which a. L..
Adamson is president, II. c. Beattie,
yce-prcsidcnt, and Il. w. Weisiger. Sec
rotary and treasurer. For the present
the paper is being printed In Richmond
under contract, and the first Issue Of II
appeared yesterday afternoon, In four
telegraphic dispatches and Richmond
and Manchester locals. The editorials
were largely in the interest OF Manches-
ter. Politics were not discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Temple, pemberton,
Cordes q Company,
z en19 west Broad street.

TO be found in the city. Buying,
as we do, in large quantities tor
cash direct from the manufac-
turers enables us to offer the
best goods at prices usually ask
ed for much interior qualities.
Infants Merino Wrappers, open all down
the front 80 and CJc. - 81,
Infants An-WOol Wrappers open "''
down the front. 90, 49, and Soc go
Children's NOn-Shrinking WOOL vests
Pants. and Drawers, in White ana N"Iu-
raj go CO. and 60c. &c. 1,-..o,,,
Pants. Is. soc. and 81. ,.,.,.
Rows Non Shrinking Scotch WOOL SnlrtS
and Drawers. 81, $40. and $50.
Misses Constructing Vests ana Pants
in White and Natural 80. 90, o. ana ioc'
Cbidren's Ribbed Combination SUITS IN
Uhite and Natural. q. $l25. and $50.
Iadies' Rlbbed Vests. in White and
Natural 80 T5c.. 81. 81 %. and $50
T.Sd,es' Non Shrinking Merino Vests and
Pants. 81. S1,25. $50. s.. and S1o9
Ladies Ribbed Pants in White anu
N fedies' Ribbed Combination Suits, in
lilies Equestrian Tights. in White and
PIack. knee and ankle lengths, = ana -.
Gentlemen's Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers. 81 and a.S2. e,,-.-.-
and Drawers. In White and Natural $50
Gentlemen's Non Shrinking Wool Shirts
and Drawers. in White and Natural 500
We are agents for DR.. Jaegers Sanitary
WooIleu Underwear. and carry full as
sort rnpnt Of ladies', gentlemenS ana chill
dren's. in all weights and sizes. de lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

If Indiana elects General Benjamin
Harrison to the United States Senate, and
General Harrison accepts, both the ma
ton and Indiana will have cause for pro-
found gratitude. John Quincy Adams
entered the House of Representa- tives
after having served four years as Presi-
dent. and there would be no possible
obstacle in the way of General Harrison's
entering the Senate, except his own OBJ
lection He would be a tower of strength
i'm that body, which needs Strengthening
at this time.-The Baltimore American.
Ex-President John Tyler accepted SER
vice as a member Of the Provisional Con-
gress Of the Confederate States, and was
here in Richmond in attendance upon
that body when he fell i'll and died.
Andy Johnson. after he had been Presi-
dent. represented Tennessee in the United
States Senate.
We think that the country would rather
enjoy seeing Mr.. Harrison in the Senate.
lie is a man of ability and high charac-
ter. albeit not so broad-minded and libe-
raj as we could wish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
DAY.......DECEMBER l, 1876.

THIS PAPER RECEIVES THE CON-
BINED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SER
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN ASSO-
GATED PRESS, THE UNITED PRESS
THE WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THE NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATED
PRESS. AND THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
7 H. TOMER,
Corner Second and Broad.
Wells AND yEIiINGs.


Our display to-day--now designs OF enc
nile Dots In Maggie, Jackdaw, ana BACK,
as well as other Ready-Made Nels. All
at attractive prices. ...
Also. special values In N-inch Veilings,
colored and all Black, an unusually large
variety Of patterns AZ p 10 vDc yail.
TOYS yisit the Bnsemenb.
We will lay aside for you any Toy That
you may select. Make your selection
while the stock Is complete.
CARPETS.
The many advertisements In today
papers will bcwildcr you. Words cannot
begin TO convey to you the beauty Of our
Carpet stock. and the low prices at Wnlch
n Is being offered. We say 10 you. In
Justice TO yourselves. come here, make an
Inspection OF this stock. and the ridlcp-
lousy low prices at which it Is being Of
fered The greatest bargains ever put on
sale 10 the Richmond public. CARPET
DEPARTMENT NOT OPEN UNTIL 10 a.
NJ TO-DAY.
Special No. To-day--Ladies' 6-inch
Umbrellas. natural sticks, zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention
and the style OF work and prices will DC
sure to please you. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
ADVERTISING RATES.
,IAI.E INCH OR LESS.

vance C2S words or itss)
Above ratas are for every day or ad-
yertisements running consecutVely'
Reading notices in reading-matter type
five lines or less. 81; in nonpariel' ieadeu'
FIVE lines or less. 70 cents.
Card OF rates FOR more space furnishec
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

UPTOWN OFFICE. BROAD-STREET
PHARMACY. Ns EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY, BELvIDERE AND MAIN
STREETS.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1900 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
WOrSt6d Dress Goods.

35-lnch Fancy Chame.eons. formerly
and 25c.
WE SELL AT L..
l0-inch Fancy Bokhaas. -c aI Hs
season,
N0T q.
J0-inch All-Wool Boucle C0mi.rl..a
OPENED AT So. NlU E
Fine German All-Wool P.a.ls t-t wee
75c.. now 45c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

The hope OF post-election prosperity is
a hope deferred. and, like all other hopes
a krred, II tends TO make the heart sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Ru0S and DruQg6tS.

Smyrna Rugs. SIS to $40.
SMYRNA Driiggets. N4 10 So
NOCuette Rugs. 81 to s. ..--o
MOquette Druggets, - 10 So o,
Janancse .Iute RUGS. 45c. 10 %i,-2:
Ia1panese lutte Drucgets. g 10 Sl'.oO'
Wilton Rugs. $40 10 S6.23.
Ingram Druggets, y 10 Sl3.zo' 800.
Rur Rugs, $50 10 go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Black WOOl6n Fabrics.

French Imperial All-Wo3l sorss.
4lc value f-- g.
Best 3G-inch All-Wool s.ci''an S1rrt
zoe. quality reduced o. --
j0-inch Mohair-Finish storm ssrse
see. grade r1w Oh
S6-inch Mohair Jacquarls
5)c quality nor 81
An-wool French Jacquaris thar Wea
-. H. and Nc. r0F
Fancy Wlde-Wale Scrges. for S-tla
Broadcloths. for tailor-male SUITS
&c.. 81. 4.I G1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Embroidery silks.

Standard Make Washheld TWISTED tea E i,g,,aI
ing and Rope EmDIolueIy 9l'N' '''0
35c quality, 12c. a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
Il. IL. sPENCE.

t.. ii. SPENCE,
WRONG SIDE BROAD AND EIGHTH
STREETS,
BUT THE RIGHT SIDE FOR YOU TO
SAVE MONEY OK.
TRUNKS. SATCHEIS. UMBRELLAS
AND RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES.
LARGE STOCK DRESS-SUIT CASES.
1900 PAIRS OF SHOE At HALF PRICES
mo i5l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA, a
\. i. AND \. NJ. GRAND SEC ~
RETARYS OFFICE. MASONIC w
TEMPLE. RICHMOND. VA, No
VENEER 26. 1S95-The 18th grand an
nual communication Of the MOST WOR-
SHIPFJL GRAND LODGE OF a. f..
AND A. N. of the State OF Virginia will
be held at the Masonic Temple, corner
Broad and Adams streets. I'm the city
OF Richmond, on TUESDAY, December
!. 1896. at 6 o'clock L. NJ.
BY order Of the Most Worshipful Grand
GEORGE w. CARRINGTON.
no 2G-td Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

MASONIC HOME OF VIR- x
GINIA.-The annual meeting OF Ny
the MASONIC HOME OF VIR-
GINA will be held al the Masonic Tenn
pie. Richmond, WEDNESDAY. December
2. 1895, at +. NJ.
BY order of the Board of Governors.
CHARLES a. NESBITT.
no 2G-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

Sterling Silver Hand Mirrors-@ -
Sterling Silver Puff-BOxes... %
Sterling Silver hair-Brush
and Comb. ...........,. ! -
Sterling silver Hat-Brushes.. %
Sterling silver Cloth-Brushes.. 70
Sterling Silver Whlsk- Brooms. 90
Sterling silver j o n n eft t
sterling silver Ladies' Combs. o.
Sterling Silver Ccntlemen's
Sterling Silver and Cut-Glass
Toilet Boxes. ........ $3.50. %
Sterling silver and Cut-Glass
Ink-Stands 80. .......... .... W
Sterling silver Files. Hooks,
Cuticules. TweCzers, and
Corn-Knives. each. .......... 20
Sterling Silver Shoe-Horns,
ToOth-Brushes. ............. %
Sterling SILVER Curriers' Seals,
ail-PolisherS.. ...... go. SO. -
Sterling Silver Manicure Scis-
Sterling silver Embroidery
sclssors...... ......... ......... %
Leather Pocket Books with
sterling silver trimmings.... 90
Gentemen's Suspenders. with
silver mountinGs.. ........ O.. ; 80
Lad!es q ar ters, silver
mounted.... ...... ............. 90
Solid Silver Shaving Cup,
with brush. ........ .......l0 30
Sterling Silver Flatware. per
ounce. ........... ..........s.. l 10
de I-Tu&F>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
e, J, J.
1AI1 East Main Street.
oOO0o9Q0
SDeCiaI Sale This Week +!

Largest line of Sterling Silver
Novelties, Wedding Presents, in
Solid Silver that can be had any
where in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

Richmond. Va, November 3, lS95.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
HOT SPRINGS COMPANY, for the pur-
pose OF eleciing directors and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting, will
be held at the Office Of the company, in
the Homestead Hotel. Hot Springs. Va,
on TUESDAY, December S. 1896. at y NJ.
The transfer-bOoks will be closed at T.
NJ December 2, 1896. and remain closed
until 10 A. NJ. Wednesday. December .,
1Sg6 c. r.. WEXFORD.
no 2i-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
MEETINGS..

\ STATED COMMUNICATION a
OF RICHMOND LODGE. No. TO- Xx
A. +. AND 4. NJ. will be held ut wv
Masonic Temple on TUESDAY
EVENING at 7.30 O'Clock, December l,
1895 Members of sister lodges and visit
iTg brethren are fraternally invited 10
be present.
de lit r. b. SNEAD. Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS. + COMPANY AS
ISOLATION Richmond. Va, November
%. 1896 COmrades,-The annual reunion
Of this association will be held at Muir
phys Hotel. corner OF Eighth and Broad
streets, on TUESDAY EVENING, De-
cember |. 1896 at o'clock. All members
are urged 10 attend.
BY order
CHARLES r. SKINKER, President.
r. A. Brock. Secretary. no @-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01
c. pie

The iron grasp OF scrofula has no
mercy upon its victims. This demon
of the blood is often not satisfied with
causing dreadful sores, but racks the
body with the pains Of rheumatism
until Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.
"Nearly four years ago l became af-
flicted with scrofula and rheumatism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05
FINANCE ANDCOMMERCE
THE CLOSING oUOTdTfoNs or
MONEY.
-,,s..,.,. aud Sales at the Richmond To.
bacco ENchsnge-int"rnni h'No""'
Coliections-Toroign Advances

...,o.t.., a..
NEW YORK. Dec. A.-Hp''"'"''v" az
a.. stock Exchange continued quiet. As
~ Il.t.r nfi.es prevailed and the
F" i"'' "'e"N' $500. r,,., ,..,..
unuertonc Oh inc MOI ~ VOC ''''''
start TO Aulsn. Lon1o" ouNieca were
,.,.or.lie and al the start the foreigners
800. ,,...nta Of tD. i,f.r-
ho"e"' "o'''''N
national issues. INC UT i"iitAa Oh tN'
,..ft., WIS due partly TO TUmOrs that
.....,..t. 49,. ,.i.fl, ,i,sinp mn
h"~-e '-'-'
stocks preparatory 10 steitnib buh cai"-
Main ,..rlv next wear. The recent luy-
T. OF ne hieh-prlced Investment issues
e fnr t,faue,fs we're credited 10 t.ls
-, In, ,.sy condition ~ me money
r'.,t.t a.l mo- l.lcl tnaf sun lower
800 Nil obtain amor tb. January dis
tnr.era,uts nave D,cu completed tend to
max. recruits Tor tlc 'lalls. Yue oeclaIa-
ION oil "a ditlaCad ol Bon cent. Oh south
era hallway p4d had a goOd effect Inc
improvement u lUc usually active nst
was confined to marrow limits. say t4al
IOr cent SUGAR NOS str,nethencd early
H. fho dav Ur a rise IN soft sugars OF
5>c.. and tac Ccrtlfcatcs sold up 90 HIS.
~ ol atc. tHe advance br0ueht out stock
and the prices recoa,d TO lI5N Expert
IIfIIN f.nofI of fne foDolnon Of the
iaiflmoIo ind Ohio property led 10 "a
lr.rk lu tnc stock from IGil TO i.nl3.
i,sfl.., ~ ana Cotfam oil f,fd were also
xr,er.r fEo l|tIar beina sold on fle poor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

"a small rodent mammal. of the genius
soiurus having a. hushy TAM. ana very
nimblo IN running and iraplns ON trees.
% is enough 10 draw tears from tse7'
whose fountains have Ions since gone
Dry. 10 reflect that One OF these small
rCDGut mammals. much given 10 ieh-
ming and lcapiug on trees Us now i}lns
iu lls little nest in the leliless branches
n "a large tree BOO The square. colo ma
silG-fr0zen ID death hy Tie AWFUL cold
of 40 degrees above zero.
How sad u is 10 think that oVcf-indsl-
gcnce iu peanuts. ana 'celin4 hy ni goa IN
"a warm box built hy tbe city. has brought
10 such fearful cld un animal, whose
warm. thick coat OF FUR nad protected
him through winters iunuMerable even
when the mercury fingered lovingly about
tho zero mark.
The report thlt the State Board ~ Cam
vassers. being a. little unoccupicd dt pres
ent. would hold an inquest upon this IN
eilsut rs untrue. For whether The name
rs spelled Bunny Squirrel or Slniri the
fact remains flAt tne small rodent mann
mal rs dead and natural causes % s'-
we're cold is unnecessary in the certificate
OF thi. particular candidate.
The ClnuOl police say That the sQuir-
rel died of natural causes. and they know
an about squirrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

CHICAGO Ill. Dec. -WIIEAT-T-ho
wheat m rfct was in condition Of coli
lapse to-day The weakness was con-
tluCus from the start until tho close.
and DE last half houi presented the most
hopeless ,m0ralilaton. Yesterdays add
began. Long wheat selling was the ini-
pOrtont feature Of the business, and see
ing the state the market was in the bears
were ENCOURAGED 10 PM out considerable
ON the short side. Liverpool. without the
least C0TsidO ration for oni action. doe
Ciincl and Tho fact was the leading fac
tor in Gctcrmuine the course az Am"u-
can markets. May wheat opened from
S}i4C. io S--tc.. declined to su'sc. closing
at 500 elc.-2'-c. under yesterday. Cash
wheat Was weak and closed about DC.
CORN-Thc paramount influence in corn
WAS the weakness Of lbs nciehbOr. wheat.
The loss ln price was not so great as in
the leading market but the decline was
accompanied by quite as much weakness.
May corn opened from 2GAc. 20 26Ac..
declined go -bi .U26hc.. closing az the I'M
side N3.c. under Yesterday. Cash corn
sold ~ steady prices. but the nominal
tone IN that branch az the close was
OATS-The depression Of the other
grains found reflection in oats. The
trade was Of duh and undressing
sort and prices were lower. May oats
closed isNAc under yesterday Cash
oats were steady at yesterdays prices.
PEONlSlONS-liogs were on the de-
sccndng. scale In prices this morning.
that had It's natural effect on product.
A. the close January pork was l2isc.
lower January ribs and lard each ne.
Tho LEADING futures rongod oe foiloure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05
APPOINTED BY GRAND MASTER
New Standing Committees and pi-'r'o'
,,...,f IA, the En.uing Year.

Deputies for the Ensuing ''"''
Major \. r. Courtney. the Grand Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge OF Virgin" "a
Ancient Free and Accepted Masohs' mas
Amounted the following standing COM
rttfl.- for ihe ensuing year ,....,
Committee on Foreign Sorleepol"eNDI
w. IT, Drlnkafd, w. D. i"''''N''N
Working Committee-Ii. Il. owen zee
turrr of District 40. =, ana Hlduu 49,
~ =. a. a. Davis. lecturer of District
SO. 3. j. ;. N,atman, lecturer yl hla-
tri.t "a. 4. Henry l.. Turner, " H. i'e!'
~ il. Reeve. j. NJ. New ana j. ~
finance committees. McG. Fisher. J.
THOMPSON Brown. \. ). Lee, Johh
MAYER. Julius stfaus' & y. i's'''' "''-
- a ~. " we commlttoo-Most-W
William -. Iahaferro. lasht-M orsnlplu
George IL. Ray, and Morsnlplul l.. - N"-
Stewards Committees. 3D. jacobs, l.
q, rnriuian. W. 81. Williams, Jlhn l..
Nlayer. Young Jones. humphrey O"'"e''
and L.. O.. lompklns
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
The Grand Master also appointed Nol
shipful ~. >. NOrtnam DepulS 's.t.u
treasurer. and appointed inc io"o"''7
District Deputy Grand Mh9ielr' 49,,
District no. II. l.. Alexander OF A'eN-
"' Ti9i,.trict No. IS. Fouche. Of Lcesbure.
District 80. 3-Frank l.. Conrad o'
" p' ''s',i. No. Al r. Green, Ct Dc.a-
plane. ro,os Armstrong Of
LnaN 49, p = Alexander Of uar-
' Di'lriet no. IS. w. Thompson OF cul-
pcp.r o..,. - ,,r.,or-
ick burs. 49,. - ~ u,ro,,, Of Wi
comico. - ,,,,ra, Of
Lloyds. u.,-s..
District 40. III. H. i'Ne'' ''
D..urct no. i2-John W. Ke'llm' Of Lo-
District no. l3-J. w. Carroll OF Cape
Charles. ,s,..,, %
Hampton. ,.,,,,.., Chico, r. Of
district no. To-" ''''"i' 0'''''' '''
district Ne. i6-John c. H'ce' Of Man
District No. Nv H. Lawson OF val
District no. ls-W T. Rea' OF fancey
District No. i9-J. T. smith, OF NayneS-
bcro o, = po,,.t. Of rexin.--
ton ~ co,,on % rov-
insst.n. - o.,.... -, e.,,,,
moor. o.. n.n..,,o,o ~, Rod
ford - ~, y pordurant Of
Ly,ia,ceth.e,.n,fsvo ae-J Scott Of Farm
WE. .~.,, No I'D. :. r. Jones. CT Pc
ter-uurg.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Dec. 4.-ROSIN-
Firm: strained. Ia: good strained. 100.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Stea ma
chine 2lic.. irregular. pc.
TAR-Steady at Sl10.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Q hard,
81 40: soft. $l.9O: virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON. $. C.. Dec. i.-TUR-
pFNT1NE-F al 2fi4c.
ROSIN-Firm. Quotations: C., D., and
T.. 81 -; +. and c.. $50: H.. $50. T.,
sl.G0. K. slCO. NJ s1.7j; ", si.05; ". c.,
s. II. w. w. e. 90.
SAVANNAH GA. Dec. 4.-TURPEN-
TlNE-Closed firm at DC. with sales Of
50 casks, receipts, $50 casks.
ROsIN- Firm. sales. 1000 barrels; re-
ccipts. 3.1sG barrels. Quotations: A.. -,
G.. -. and r.. 81 -. F.. - f7ia. o.. SIS;
H.. SlCO, l.. S1G5; X. 81 10. NJ. $3.50.
~, $40. w. G., $3.50 w. W.. geo.
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A Young Lady Hurt while Cleaning
GLOVES with GASOLINE.

GLOVES with GASOLINE.
Miss SalNe Wray. weli-known young
lady and daughter OF Sir. \. j. Way,
of $40 west Cary street. Met win pain
fut accident yesterday morning. She was
engaged iu cleaning puir az SILK gloves
with gasoline. having them on her hands,
when tlc gasoline iguliel, and instantly
her hands were in iiames Miss NFSy
ran mtO the bathroom ana plunged hcr
hands and arms into water. TIE lanes
were extnguisned. hut not until hctn
hands had been burned up 10 the wrist.
When the gloves were removed the fitsh
came or with them.
Medical aid was summoned, ana tho
pain eased as much as possible.
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DID NOT FRETZE 10 DEifH.
Bunny Died "a Natural Death. Then iiis
Body irokc.

The Evening Leader yesterday had the
following.
day more or less exercised over the state-
mcnt which has appeared in print that
one of the squirrels in the Capitol Square
froze 10 death on Wednesday nisht.
As the thermometer that nisht did not
get lower than 80 degrees. Fahrenheit.
there D. much food tor reelection ia th.s
publication. and The query naturally pre-
ssuts itself 20 tNe luquiting mind, are
the squirrels in the Square becoming ca-
feebled and oncryateQ hN the luXurlcs
attendant upon d0mcstic1tioug'
Turning 60 Webster Unabridged De
tlonary we find the diminutlve rodent.
whom the old Romans indiHerently dea-
lus. sculrolus. and sciurus. described as
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rnr mrrnoroniraN coNcrRrs.
Maud Powell, Nanton, Bassini and Pfoba-
by >icveklng WIN BE Here.

Mr.. Walter u. Noses received a tele-
gram yesterday from Manager J.. =.
WRIGHT. Of de Metropolitan Concerts,
announcing fhe artists who VIII appear
here next Frilay As has been stated.
Miss Maud Powell The ylOiinist VIII take
Rosenthals place. Miss Martha Gltii-
son Miner. soprano, Will appear .s oH.l-
naly announced. NautOu. the tenor OK
the DamrOsch Opera Company VIII nii
ST. GulutauO place. while bassini. BARI
tone Of the Royal Italian oqefa,
"Ai.ln. will also be- heard. I'm an prob
ability Miss Julie LeVey will lie replaced
bv the great Dutch pianist. Sie.eking
This combination Of artists Will make
the next concert one Of the strongest ot
tho serles.