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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-07

OMAHA, November G.-No returns from
i4r election in tins State were received un-
u! Yesterday. Returns last evening show
That the Republicans elect Cobb Judge OF
TIE Supreme Court by $4,000 majority and
elect most Of the other candidates. Savage
Dtmocrat) for district judge in the Third
District will have 1900 majority. The
'Feenbnck vote is trifl,ng.
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A Guy Fawkcs Riot in Exeter, Eng.
land.

LONDON, November 6.-There was a riot
in Exeter early this morning, growing out
OF Guy Fawkcs celebration \ mob as.
sembled in the yard Of the Cathedral around
bonfire and attempted TO demoish 4
boarding" or enclosure erected to protect
the City Bank. The riot-act was read, and
Il company OF infantry was called out, who
fixed bayonets and loaded their guns with
balls. The sight OF these proceedings and
free use OF policemen's slaves cleared the
yard in about an hour. Several arrests were
made and the streets were patrolled until
DAYLIGHT.
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Heavy Shipments from Norfolk.

NORFOLK, November 6.-Ten carloads
OF ilVe cattle arrived from Southwest Vir-
gina to-day for shipment to Liverpool on
the Propontis. This steamship cleared to-
day with the largest cargo ever shipped out
OF Ibis port, consisting of large quantities
Oh CATTLE manganese, slaves and other pre-
pared timber, and over 5000 bales of cot
ton.
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The Baltimore Grain and Flour
MA uk cts.

BALTIMORE, November 6.-The grain mar
ket IN this city has been depressed for the
past week. Wheat has constantly declined,
both for spot and futures, and though there
was reaction after the close Of 'Change
to- day, the prices OF futures hardly reached
what they were a week ago. After 'Change
to. dav there was an advance OF q to 3 cents
and it closed firm at the advance. The re-
CENTS OF wheat for the past week were
S41 eco bushels; sales 4,4I3,S90 (Y BUSH
els (probably intended for 4H,5S9l
and shipments 1,004,203 bushels. The
market for southern wheat, OF which the
supply is light, closed Friday last at S1.35
for Fultz and S1.45 for Longbcrrv, but on
Saturday advanced to $3.50, which Was
maintained Monday, but since has declined,
until to-day it closed at S1.20 for Fultz and
81. AZ for Longbcrry. The same decline fol-
lowed in western wheat, which closed on
Friday last al S1.3S. rose 10 81 434 on Set
urday, and then declined TO Sl.3l bid for
spot to-day, the advance above alluded to
being for November and December. The
stock in elevators to-day is 2.113.4G1 bushels.
The corn market has shown features sim
liar to that for wheat. The receipts for the
week were 800, 703 bushels; sales, $50, 30
bushels. and shipments, 1G7.I30 bushels.
The market has been dull, and declined
from $50 on Friday last to 54 to-day for
spot, and 55a @5G for November and Decem-
Der. After tue close OF 'Change TODAY
there was a reaction, and western closed
firm at an advance OF 4@3c. per buShel.
The market for flour mas been depressed,
with very light receipts. On Saturday last
the highest grades went oil 20 cents per
barrel, following like decline on lower
grades for the preceding day: Another de-
Cline of % cents per barrel has been made
in western and lower grades, out the high
est grades have not yet been affected. The
receipts for the week were II, 704 barrels.
and sales 1850, much Of which was for fu-
tura fpliyprv
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country produce.
Apptes: S2&ES225 q barrel.
b.e3DuT: 2Uc. = ID.
Batter: Prime TO choice yellow, 22G)25e.; fair
t'orn .ueGL: 60c q bu5.e 70. country; Toe. for
~ bred fruit: Apnlcs. 3@4c peaches. peeled,
5@sc.; unper"d. 3m4c; Cherries, zoe, "a 10. I;
bIackucrres. GaG7r. ,
F6nthers: Prime lse-io":e, 35GiOc.: Go'nia".i.
2oM3Cc.
H@y: Virsrna iimofny, s0@s5c.; mixed, o5g
9ats; naed t5@75i h,rrs, I, 80
Eard: Country. GEd.7c.
sye: GjGA70c. = oushel.
SEEacr: Prime. zoe.
Ba!cd ,;tr0iU: 45GS50c.
Y0iiDsg: ~ 5&c. r ID. ~
.yooi: Washed. 2sW3oc.: uawz5haA. 90 22c.
above rG:"s.
Ccmeur, Li;re. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Rose dale, i l.jO y barrel.
i,me: Agricultural. S@e iOc u ou.ncl "oc%l2n.!.
lor 10 according l" quantity; Jont"r tiilihis-
.,ig,. 81; Glcnns Falls. SJ&I90c.
rtn#ter: l.Imm H3o"; Xr"uad, 10; c4lcin'a
,,..st"r Il 5GmSt.7s.
4fli: Lag SIZE. sa21HLS''1o.
DRUGS, Dye,nns. oils. &c.
4 AseHai: X so 4 gallon.
Concentrated Lys: '2.3as+:a q CASE q -orF
G.:E:u.
i.orainral: 81 = D.
Extract ~ Loytd19': &C.
JliiUp: tlMTl.l0.
NMG"'t; -; ono machine. al@.s) IS: snecn,
s125: whale. zoe; ATS. 31c'f!c:: i:anA''2:-
90. oil 5jMtn".; :.:d, 1oc.; 6"ct !, ~ - n1|'i;
best z.;r. 500 cGa'r. 81 :" S.1.',h. ''..'''f
!Gorict'iHE' ""''>''''' "
- ,.s Gtyger. Sc.
| Pon,. Ginseng, 3i4.; 5eEtca, T,itGoa. tdn, 15J
40
| ErI;. Sal. lIGac., in Aeys l;:;tt:;a 7oci &C,
ARR .,cla 3E.4U.
| En Ills IurUe..ttr.e: iOc.
| ,, ,,,
/ or' 'to""'-
Peo,ca shee;Tsas anG bhl: :,HgG: "a ha',;:t.r
| A. James 9ivrr. &C.: h .:arcs EtTEt: 34c..
Jsres River ahc: IA GranIevliIe. 7c.: = tr:ni:e-
lille. &C.: = Eoc!,:rlsc. d.. t"c 49,
- w. Co.lssIoga. TIC. toEe&s0:1' OF. H.
tonestoga> 6G; l0-I Fetert!i, zoe; lV-t 'N3'
I25c.: Cotraa-yarrs. quo.
SIeGchh ShtrLt%o" <s2H SnE%t-h%S: - -. .
5utta, ljc.: As M:oI:lIe' V3s.' - M
&C.; "A Home. 9E:.; Al o!-siaa; toc., - -
AFonosAs, fc., II c-clhi' oI2C.. TT y u
&C.; Vfh:teStone. 9Ss-; harnSey, n9s.; (. re.
Dog geo. Loom, s5' u. : Sc,'Ss
H. IS7i 1e SII;i W. 7's''' Ao-' y" -
lHeaa. : ~. ~ ~. siliis, 1"; c.,,.,,
| a. Rorkbrit%s a.: "A az IT, '4~A''- '''''
| Corset JecRss pcrosia' Be-: Anosaeay Ipc.
D%mtaa: iiarar.. l2kc.: Boston Steam, ,ai,s. q,
Prints: A:naricin. exc; Aliens &C.: RitS
mond. &C.; spi ag;le, &C. Manchess.r. 6Sc
Washington. Skc.: Hamilton. g.: Mcrri,saG 6Hs.
Mallory It.: Oriental. &c; Pacific, G1c,; Arnnir
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Eenerous Contributions for the Hood
Children.

- BALTIMORE, November 6.-This afternoon
captain +. N. CoIston received from Mr. & :.
.: Abeil, OF the Sun, note enclosing his
eheck TOT 1000. which Captain ColSton was
requested to add to the fund now being
lalSed ior the maintenance and education of
Inc orphaned family OF the late General
hood. The note further says: "Half OF
TINS amount is my own contribution and the
other haf Is that OF Mr.. G.. W. Childs, OF
Philadelphia"
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A BLOCKADE THAT SHOULD 81
RAISED.

KNINFU.
The egress from the system Of waste material
through the natural channels should be rendered
Tree, without loss Of time, When blockade Is pro-
tluced by in attack of conslipaliOn-a disorder
which If IL becomes chronic Is productive Of scri-
ous bodily mischief. J!unGi.c, severe headaches
nausea. dyspepsia, the u>ua! concomitants OF the
malady mentioned, all Indicate that the
bodily functions materially intcrfrreH With.
IIosteitcr's BitterS is particularly clicacious
in cases OF this sort. and renders The habit of
hu,ly perfectly regular. 1t is medicine greatly To
he preferred TO drastic caharticS, which are well
calculated ~ drcnch, but mnhapp!iy also TO weaken
the intcsliuc. We say unhapply. since snsh mcdl-
cucs are the fav0rltc resource of many ilIadyiscd
pcrsonS who resort 10 them upon The most trivial
occasion and greatly TO their discomfort and in
urv no 5-W(wIF&M
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, November 6.-Ea6n.--StOcks dull.
Money on call, l-16@S per cent. and interest. En-
cnange-LOrg, 479 = short. 4S24. Stale bonds dull.
Governments steady.
Erentng.-Money, 7@74 per cent. Exchange
weak at 479b6,4S0. Governments strong; new 5s,
1O2l8; 80 per cents, i0GS: yer cents, 1923.
States neglected AMI nominally unchanged.
BkLTIMti.h-
BALTIMORE, November 6.-VirginIa G's defer
red, IL cOnSOS, 3Sa: second series. 294 pgst-due
coupons. S34; new l0-4o's. 4Ssl. Bid to-day.
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The Genital RYSfen.

NEW YORK, November 6.-The Board Of
Managers OF the Produce Exchange have
refused TO grant the request OF the grain
dealers to drop the Genital system. and will
carry out the resolution adopted some time
ago to put the system in operation on and
after January /, 1880.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November 6, 1873


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White 33S bushels; Of which 1885, bush
els were rreNhiritcd Red. 2. 1874 bushels OF which
100 bushels were rC-r Exhibited.
CORN White. 1854 bushels: Of which il BUSH
els were re- Exhibited. Ui.rel, SIS bushels.
OATS.-634 bushels
RYE.-20 bushes.
POTATOES.-JO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rfd. II bushels very good amber at
lilo: 81 bushels Very good Lancaster 1T Sl.37
32 bushels very goon Lancaster al 1913: Is BUSH
e's good Lancaster ut Sl3o: 20 bushels prime Ian
caster at Sl.fO: 3S2 bushels mixed at 1925: S
bushels mixed II $50; l6 bushels mixed ut
81 so: pa bushels common futZ on private terms
20 bushels common Ful'z at Sl.l5; 81 bushels
FutZ AT Sl.20: 1913 bushes very good Fultz at
Sl.30; az bushels FultZ ut Sl22; 500 bushels
FultZ at l.25: 40 bushels choice rultz at 133
rs bushels seed Fultz at sl.35 rs bushels Fntz at
sl.2S; 574 bushels very good FnllZ 1t Sl.29; GS
Ful'z al Sl.27-tOtal. 2.24S bushels.
CORN White. $50 Oh private terms 80 bushels
very good new II SIC: Sc bushels good new al
soc: Ii bushels choice Old ut 5Sc. 30 bus hcl- old
at &C.: 4 bush els hnicc old 1T 5Sc. 40 bushels
prime new ut SIC: 2 II bushels very good new ri
j6c-total, 1896 bushels. Nired, 40 bushels very
good Old at 56c. 100 bushels goOd Old ut ODE; II
blslle good old at 55c.: 53f bushels very gonc
new at Sc: 80 bushels very good new at 5jc.; Sc
bushels prime new 1T 57c.-total, $50 bushels.
RYE.-2O bushels Oh private terms.
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TORONTO, November 6.-Hanlan has re-
ceiYed telegram from B|aikie.stat that
Courtney has accepted bis proposition. He
t!tphed, also. accepting and asking him to
Instruct Courtney 10 forward articles for
Tue race at Washington about the 1st OF De-
Cemher
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near ~. saspar, a boy, while out hunting
snnissetgaocles, Texas, on Tuesday, saw
cbunt s.teeIhest, and threw a iightwood
The haa =. L. The chunk fell back and struck
wbo,s inae sf OF bis gun, which went OF, the
head , ,oad OF shot going through Caspai's
''s"u' Instantly killing him.
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Made IN Assignment,

CHARLESTON, s. G., November 81. f.
Adger & Co., hardware merchants. have
made an assignment. Their liabilities are
1898, G6S, and assets $209,2lS.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKE1

fClOf1NIOIND IL I'D 7 NJO1A NIt1ICIATI 7
NOVEMBER 5.-Priccs this week ranged us fol-
lows:
Beer CattIs.-Vcry hest, 4h@44c.: good, 3is@
3ac. medium or good fair quality. 2i,GG3ic.: bulls,
2Gl24c.: rough oxen, thin steers, &c l1irG3:c. q
H.. gross.
Hors.-Very best, 5h@51ic. common grades, &C.,
5u5tic. q b.. net.
SheeD.-3tGE4c. "A H., gross
Venis-S3.5OmS9 prr head
Mich COicS.-420MS50 q head.
Rectipts about 235 head Of beef cattle, $50 hogs,
and 100 sheep. Medium 10 common grades OF cat
tie nnssibly i shade better: TOPS" unchanged.
quality considered. The receipts OF hogs continue
to be light for The season.
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CONSTIPATION.

Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. II the constipation Is OF recent
date u single dose Of TUFTS PILLS VIII shlhce,
but if it has become habitual one pill should be
,oken every night gradually lesscning the fire.
ouency of the dose until regular daily movement
is obtained, which will soon follow.
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SPECI AL.
ut Z W G O o y > !

NJ e W G o. y ;!
am now receiving my fall stock Of
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND u0USEFURSG>n.
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
My stock Is the LARGEST AND MOST CON-
PLETlt In every department ever exhibited ia III s
city.
The prices we guarantee to be as low rs The same
quality Of goods can be bought anywhere.
A call is respectfully solicited 10 examine My
stock and Frees whether you wish 10 purchase or
not, for It !ea pleasure 10 Us TO show on, NOj,.
f. h. TAYLOR,
au27 1911 east Main street.
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E,IIed by !. street.Ccr,

NEW ORLEASs, November 6.-joseph
Rutledge, aged ten years, was run over by
! street-car to-day and instantly killed.
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LONDON. November 6.-The IimeS's
financial article says: "The Paris Boursc is
in demorallzed condition, and many spec
mative brokers have failed to meet their en-
gagements. The uneasy feeling centres in
two securitics-viZ., shares OF the Banque
European and OF the Credit-Mobiicr. 1t is
said that NJ. Philipart, who is largely ill.,
tcreSted in the latter, has sustained heavy
losses in private and other speculations.'
Various FOREIGN Items.
LONDON, November G.-John Pilkinton,
proprietor OF the Albion Mills, in Bolton
district, has failed.
LIVERPOOL. November 6-The race for
the Liverpool autumn cup ut the Liverpool
autumn meeting was won by Lord Hast
ing's Master Kildare; Lord Hartington'S
Rylstone second, +. Dayis's Sunbeam third.
Eleven ran.
LONDON, November G.-The Standards
Constantnople correspondent telegraphs
that Count Itchy has arrived in Constantine
pie. He is charged to give formal assurances
to the Sultan OF the friendly feelings OF
Austria towards Turkey. 1t is said Pasha
Grand VizieI and Nahmond Medium Pasha,
Minister of the Interior, have rendered their
The Standards Berlin dispatch says the
appearance Of the English squadron in SE-
rian waters is likely to be succeeded by dis
patch OF German and Austrian vessels OF
war to the eastern Mediterranean.
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sentative Dehi-Paserl IL defeated for the
House BY ". Z; Akers CReadiuster).
Prince EpWARD.

SENTATIVE Deh.-Payerlis defeated for the
House BY ". T. ;Akers Readiuster).
PRINCE EDWARD. "
Senate: Bliss (Readiusterl, 1885; Book.
er (Debt-Payer), $50; Robinson (Republi.
can Debt-Payer, 81; majority for Bliss,
405.
House Of Delegates Evans Republican
Readiusterh 1,oa7; Dupuy (Debt-Payerl
IT'S; Berry Republican Debt-Payer), 1O5;
Evans majority. S22.
The official count may vary few votes.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
C. E. Nicol Conservative Debt-Payer)
gets 293 majority over A. 7. Lynn IRE
adiuster.
RICHMOND SENATORIAL D1sTRlcT-[oficial.l
Atktnson. Henry:
E,snnond Sss l,sSs
Total. ..................".2,622 1905
Atkinson and Henry conservative Debt
Payers) elected-no opposition.
How It stood Last Night.
The returns from the Virginia elections
received up to last night show that on the
debt question the following votes may be
relied on:
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Debt elected. ............. Al
White Republican Debit Payers elected. ....... 2
Colored Republican Debt.Payers clected....... 3
&c
Certain but not heard from. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~
With an equal chance for Ave others. S
so
SENATE.
Debt Payers elected. ........... IS
Republican Debt Payers elected ................. 8
Debt-Payers elec!sd.................
1al
With an equal chance for three others. ........ 8
%
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FLOUR.

Fine, S3.5OG2I: super;ne, $550@Sj.75; extra,
S6.JOGS6.75: common family, S6.73Gl37; fancf,
brands, S7(3fS.
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Dr. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark. says: -
"After a practice OF twenty-five years, pronounce
TIITT,S PILLS the best ambitious medicine ever
made"
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
With an equal chance for three others. ..........

On the question OF the organization Of
the House by the Conservatives it is quite
certain that among the Conservative Re-
adiusters there are not fewer than IS, and
probably Is, who will 90 with their own
party on all issues except that OF the Nc
Culoch bill, which, with the Al Couserva-
tive D 'bt-Payers elected, will give our
party the control of the House of Dele
gates.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 6.-Estimatcs at
the regular Democratic Committee head
quarters to-day show that Clarkson n. Pot
ter, Democrat, is elected Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor by $4,000 plurality, at least. His ma
jority in New York city and Kings county
is 14.339, being the largest vote ever re-
ceived BY any candidate except at the presi-
dental election. The estimate Of the AL
banY Argus this morning IS that Potter's
majority exceeds $4,000.
An Albany special. signed by the editor
OF the Evening Journal. says: "CornePs
plurality is over $4,000 Our present figures
make the majority against Hoskins less than
1000. think most, if not all, of the ticket
is elected. The Democratic State officers
privately give up the most OF their ticket"
ALBANY. November 6.-The Evening
Journal claims there is good reason to be-
lieve that Il part at least, OF the Republican
ticket besides Cornell is elected. It's latest
figures gives Hoskins a majority OF 400 over
Potter. It also makes Cornell'S plurality
40 4S4
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MARINE iNTELkRsENCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER &. 1879.
ARRIVED.


steamer Wyanose, Couch, New IorS, merchan-
disc AMI passengers. G.. w. Alien & Co.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat Philadelphia, merchant
.isa and passcligrrs. j. ". Ne Gnrrck, agent.
steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, unilcd states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. i. Iatum,
agent.
Schooner Lotiie, Speed New Yors, merchandise
Curtis i Parker. ,,,,
Schooner otar-SplnGi.a Banueg,. Mullen, Phlia-
dcniil. coal. :. Fl. lia1es.
Schooner Sallie & Etien. Hopkins Pallsce'phia
coal. --- Murphy.
Schooner RoIanna. Mitchell, Ale Sandria, corn,
Ha Kali Crenshaw Cor. pany.
Schooner William =. Davis, Moore. Norfolk, logs
Richmond Cedar W6sks-
schooner Mary f. Simmons, Campbell ihiaac~
ph!;i. coal, &. II. PAGE.
irtg Katie. Wiley. New Ynra. 10 load -four Tia K
all Crenshaw Com ocnyI for Ro Grande DO sui
SAILED.
Schooner 4. +: C0hn. ETanibcrs, New Haven
spOkcs, Curtis C PARKER. ~
scnoOnrr AajGe William II. Tautucl, Shoe, Ph!la-
Il. iphla, stone, Cartis L Parker.
NTGMoH4NDrM.
NEW YORE- November 5.-hTired: schooner
Caroline knight, Dyer, FROM Rochland for Eleh-
moni
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Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says:
W hove had TyspcDsia, Weak stomach, and Ner-
yousness. / never had any medicine to do me SO
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are rs gooo
rs rrrresenrId." r,,-
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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&rgoGssERY. <ss,ASsyss R&;. S".

rHINA, GLASS, &C.-Just received.
larrc variety of goods TO interest houSc&ccpcrs.
+, nj, n. lre 10 how goods and auotc prices. Those
who call shall he rewarded. Merchants huyn@ Tor
ca 81 are requested rNa:inc Hs STOCK before nur
rl ,>iug cl~rWh here. i,r bargains III htbllG EkS
TABi,E- CUTLERY :iuD PLAT ED.W NsE
Ii. II WALLACE,
% oo1m 400 Broad street.
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YNUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by .
single application of this DYE. 1t inparts q
Natural Color, acts Instantaneously, ard Is as
Harmless US spring-water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of 81.
0FFiCE. SIS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
" - :. Ian l5-eodtFel9l ~. -
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AND HENRY.

DASv1LLE, November 6.-StoVaii (keAd-
;uster) is elected to the Senate from. this
District by lsrge majority, Dyer scon-
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THE ELECTIONS.
VIRGINIA.,

VIRGINIA.
The following additional returns have
been received:
AMELIA AND NOTTOWAY.
Archer Scott (colored Republican, beats
Lewis Z. Harvie (Readiuster) in this House
district
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27
CRY NOTES.

-Thirty.nv dodgers were accommodated in
the station.louSes saturday night.
The only Turkish (hot air. Bath in the
city, 500 + street, near Judiciary Square.
Tho new hot-ar aud Turko- Russian bath
room will reopen OstO5er 25th at 003 l. street
nOrlhw ST.
The police made thirty-nine arrests Satur-
day aud Saturday night. Sixteen were charged
merely with drunkenness,
Tho best Vienna bread in tho city can le
obtained only At +, Frcund's, 702 Ninth street
northwest: also confectionery.
Tho Inspector Of Buildings has been in
structcd TO convert the present fucl-room ut
the Randall school building into classroom.
Tho annual report of The Superintendent
of Property, Mr.. Il. b. Townshend, states that
TIN competition system is as expeditions,
etiectuAl aud economical II method of purchas-
ing supplies as can be devised.
A III citing of the stockholders of the
National Bail Club has been called for this
evening at HGrm IN ball. Eighth aud l. streets
northwest, at 730 o'clock. The friends of the
club are also invited to BIO present.
At Il meeting of his creditors Friday, Mr..
James G.. Naylor reported his liabilities at
$4,000 and his assets ut the same figure.
Messrs. Cross George White, Willett and
Hutchinson were appointed a committee to
examine Mr.. MAYORS affairs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

CITY ITEMS.
Wealth Easily Obtained,

jay Gould, combining vast amounts of money
with several great capitalists, has frequently made
colossal profits IN stock spcCulatiOns paying mil
lions TO each shareholder Tho new combination
plan of Messrs Lawrence IL Co. conies similar
benefits on the shareholders who invest small and
large amounts, from SIS to $4,000 The money of
thousands Of customers is thus massed In one
mighty sum, and, operated with the rlpest expert
encc and best skill has secured the most brilliant
successes. A hotel Keeper IN ONO Invested 500 IN
ments resulted in totul profit Of sl3,S0l.ls. A
Boston gentleman invested 500 IN com
bination. which yielded II profit of S2sl7.0i
two Refreshments neted him s36ii.3l. A
Chicago merchant made si3,2l0il IN four months
of combination Investments. New explanatory
circular with rules for unerTing success" Apply
to Mcssrs, Lawrence &c Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
place Nav York CITY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

slight fracus occurred at one OF the hotels
last night between Southern BULLDOG +
named Metz and Mr.. Gordon, late of the POST
The sprig of chivalry, the parties havim en-.
gagged in u political discussion, boosted that
they had bul-dozud the rolored people, and
that they intended TO keep it up in the future.
Gordon replied that they were - fools TO at
tempt it, for they were running all Democratic
prospects at the North by making highway
mon of themselves. Metz made some often
sve demonstration. which Gordon anticipated
BY getting in the first blow. After little
further bclligcrancy, during which Gordou's
hand came in contact with an iron post the
parties were separated, but soon after an un
complimentary allusion by Gordon to the
paternity of Metz brought about another en-
counter, which was terminated by the inter
ference of bystanders before serious damage
was done to either party.