davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

Hon. Joshua Tutlill, Of kasi saginaw Slch'
saw. =. Count me among tn enthusiastic lriena'
or Hunts Remedy. II has proven IN my cast AL
,,o claim for IT, Having suffered for about twenty
y.,r. with severe disease q the kidneys t"mch
onr local physicians pronounced Brights disease
made q tourney east L. consult the eminent l'r'
Faveu. Of Hamilton, y. Y. Of whose fame ID 'hls
-,eci.lty had heard much. Or Haven examiner
M, carefully and simply said, 60 and get bot'ie
~ HINT, Remedy and take according 10 d!fec-
,ous After having travelled So far ior treelie =
i, s,rck me as rather funny 10 be directed % I-Ae
medicine which might have bought within I
stone throw q NV own door; but was ia '-'
doctor hands and Of -our~e followed his Aa'l'e'
ard rtrh, glad WAS / that did 40 Tor before H'y
-, HINT, Remedy half = dozen times FOUND
Immense benchi from II. aud ty continuing 'i' -
If 4, for limited time recovered from my Tou-
rio entirely. and AIN to-day l think, one OF Tie
no rurred Of rugged Michi.r,nders. The woFa
i indehte 10 YOU sir for The FORMULATION Oh .acn
!, medicine. AID l hope you may not 20 "l'""'
v,ur reward Trial size. - cents.
no 23-Thfwl>a&lu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
RaiIrnnd War Terminated.

NEW YORK, November 21.-The EreI-
inq Post LAY, the principal officers
Of the Northwestern, Rock Island.
and Omaha roads met this morning. and
sent orders west 10 terminate the railroad
war by restoring the rates tomorrow.
All differences are 10 be submitted TO three
arbitrator. Two Of the three arbitratOrs
chosen are Albert Finck and Charles
Franci, Adams. Jr. Late this afternoon il
va, learned that orders had been telegraph
ed by the officers OF the four warning
roads 10 their agents in Chicago 10 advance
the rates 10 the old figures tomorrow
afternoon.
The Post Ia, the following; A MEM
Der Of the firm Of Blake Brothers. who are
reported TO have taken and disposed OF q
number Of notes signed 10y Gould, sage,
and Dillon. issued for the purpose Of help
ing the Wabash Pacific Company. refused
70 confirm or deny the report to-day. The
matter was in hl- opinion private one be-
tween the firm and their customers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

ps..r-pt,NT1NG-T DEEg KILLED ~ an
-, ,,,-,.rfps-7fiE cIEEEsHIP oi BoIE-
I0CRT. ..,t
,s...,...,.,,,l,teeo Of The Richmond Dispa',n'I
NOyENBER p. los2.
...l.cl, II eupreciaiion Of the
c.ori,. ri a deer-hunt. sitting an gay ~,
(, Ispd At n deer-stand in "a mountain
,,o.,s where the sun j. never seen - =. -
:, ,-idd,y when the temperature l. b'lo"
fl,e free1ing roint-this IS an eNlsiieh,.
ti,e reneyyaf Il which do not much euHe,'
sin II (. refreshing 10 witness the ei, s...
tn - he old hunter just returned rom ron,
his annual hunt with M par a., W . 9
cnmianIon. ~ he dilaic' upon tno ~ ~!
mn.ic OF the daring dogs dashihs 49,
fbe mountain in not pursul VI -,
hurl the clashing Of whose hoois ~
80, -. j. ike unto the furiousgidilS oi
-. tor.euaan. Thus II appears I"
The .msteur. and DO wonder his gun y To- ~,
s'',,|.., Iii tho creature has passed De
SosJ and out Of reach OF his random sio';
80 ,ia.s - har him tell Of the pranAs ana
practical Jokes playrd or hot he made
while in csmp, Of what mo- snoi , ~ he
an = cert.dn occasion, and DO" Dto, t ~.
e.eaDed death from ~ounoeu 'Hu
There ar, = number OF rentieueh u, ; .",s
,..',,,,, ,r,to,n no business Soiisiu'I, -,
,.s, ,,y.vent from taking their ab"',as u
hnn % ,wo weeks. when me hunsm
season suproael,es, with wagons "o "eettHe,
and bca-clcfh:n1! ".ia .''"' "'N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
V-apI, James Kansas City.

Kansas CITY. Noycmber 27.-Frank
lame. wa, brought from Independence to-
dlv and taken II once 10 the courthouse.
lie Wa, in charge Of single oliccr-Dcp-
lltv-1lar>hal Kir-h. 4 large crowd had
gathered at the Grand Avenue depot 10
witncs, his arrival. bat when the train
reached the station the marshal and his
prisoner aliehted on tn opposite side from
The depot and were two blocks away De-
fore discovered iy the eager throne. Meet
nga csrri1ge. they entered IT,. and were
driven - fhc COURTHOUSE. where james
wa, taken iu charge ly the iaiier. Pend
ing hi, arIui-ument be- w., taken 10 the
waitin4-room. where q number OF curious
ones wtr- introduced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
cones, No BASYERs-"A sUM-


NJ. Ceof-. IT, Davis, fruii-teA.,ra 20 "e-'-
minister street. bear bis rratcral :ermony g. tie
ur.aua!l,d excellence u tie production Of one Il
our mos, ,killfu Providence pharmacists. NJ d.
VI. says. las; spring was very greatly troubled
with severe Inflammation of tt- Aiiney-, aad ID
became 500 bad that 81, lime unnafed Blood and
nv suGerue were intense. Ny condition wi- So
painfnl that for4whIe j we scarcely able o. Gle
tc.ltolu.!le.,. and ihe -eYe.l palms Would come
Sd. suddenly and severely tuai would Pc obi ed 10
l.avea customer whom might happ.n o. De walt
ing uroE. During a part of ihe tine was unable
4, walk and scarcely kae'g what e. 90 n Which
way 10 loos for relief. ri this time friend r.
commended Hunts Remedy. I,ook two bottles OF
it.anii toak right hold Il Jay disca-e and cured
me very speedily, and have az erienced d. irou-
bic with my Kidney since.
.Furthcrmore. Hunts Remedy Aa, strengthened
me very much, and snce began to U.s. II have
hceu ALL, q attend 10 husine--, and am al rlshl
now. Ihcar.ny recommend it toan. What i' has
done for me il viii do for You who are afflicted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
PETERSBURG


METHODIST PREACHERS NEETrNc---pr, Co.
rERSo>AiS--SiStr OF ARcHDEAcoN KrRr-
BY--A pIsAProlNTgENT--A PRINCE ,ro,.>'..
DEER sroRy-ssvxGE FIGHT pyr,FsS 49, . ~, :
LARGE BUCKS. '"'
iCorTe'7"a'serce e me Richmond Dssratch
NOVEMBER -, 1852.
The first NetlNSdist preacbrrs' ,nco,;,.
for the Conference wear lSSa-'S2 No. 80,
z; WaShingtcn->tres church ,his ,,a~u Hs.u
Re,. pr. J. H. Blackwell was clccteS ,','tI
dent for the year: Rev. DIR. J. +. Fdw.r,s.
vicC-preSident: Res W. X. Alvin sa"-s'
isrv; and Rev. J. c. Reed, aSsistax, 80
iary.
Rev. pr. A. shet1rell, Of Richmond sec-
rotary OF The Presbyterian Board ~ p,,hl
liosiion. has been filing the pulpit az ,ho
Tabl->ircct Preslytcrian church since IT,
departure OF the Res. DR.. Wshersnoon
and bis sermons have given uniycrsaI "a,
jsfgction. The new pastor 81 the cbrrch
Rev. Robert T. KcrT. OF Savannah. viii
arrive here the lSiteT par 81 this weel and
viii formally enter upon his pastoral dutics
next sunday.
The Rev. Dr. Kirkby, an arch-descor -
iAc church Of England. who has for .o,ne
amr been hhorlng - missionary o,no,,,
the Indians Of British America. viii Nh,
our civ on the 18Th of December and al,
drc>, The Episcopal congregations on ,le
>uicc, Of his work among the Indians
4 hTcf announcement made in Tho
iri.--AppoGl sunday morning that some
81 thc hcst singers in the Wilbur onero
company would assist the choir OF on, ~
olr churches nj nigh; had the effect ~
drawing q crowded congregation 10 tho
sAuroh, composed Of People Il an deno,ni-
a-uon>. The congregation were d.>an.
nsnied - 10 the singing. however. - the
cp.ra people were not present. Objection
ne ,cry properly made by the minister To
cd, advertisement % public singers N his
church. and hc requested that il should not
.kf place.
We hod IN alienation Of snow. hail. and
~a.n ioT some hour, on Sunday-tbc last
r-C30minatlng.
RESAREABIE DEER STORY.
Two citizens II Prince George county
wen. ont hunting for opo>slm> one night
h,, week in the yCinityo Of Brandon church.
son after entering a reed swamp their
da-. came 10 z stand. hayinC n what seemed
tatltm q large bear in = thick cluster Of
reds. The huutsmen went back 10 their
homes for their guns. and returning 10 the
,-lt. hot and killed the animal. on cx-
.r;uliion il proved 60 hc Z lar-o buck. with
.sr r~ongs 10 hi> anti~r>. The hunumen
Sd r. realty surprised tofind that the horns
u Tire buck were firmly interiocktd with
chs, y another large buck. which was
lY.r- dead upon The ground. The evil
d.aee, Tor many wards around indicated
tL4, There had leen fierce struggle be-
tween the two animals. and il furthermore
appeared that the dead one lad been killed
rs Gle penetration entirely through m.
skull s She short straight horn % the sur
wing deer. Their an-lers had become 80
firmly interiocked that thcv could not De-
separated. and il was apparent that for
,r4 d-ys the live buck had dragged the
body 4 The dead one eboU, with him in
is, vain en Jeayors TO release lim> T. The
rs buck was much reduced for want Of
f-. and tn body q The dead one VS.
o.-..irrahiy decoupo-ed
ROFIS AuAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
weather on The Ocean,

!. JoHNs. y. F., November ia d.
match from Cape Race, dated November
5,,tb saw: The steamer Bracadaile, Of
and from lew Castle, bound for New Or
Ieans na.>ed here at O'Clock hi, after
roon She reported very tempestuous wea-
~ IN tbe Atlantic and 4 continuous gale
.;nre leaving her port. She sustained no
darnoee and all on board are well. The
st~a,ner Hed Water. from Galveston TO
Liverpool. passed al noon.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
COMMERCIAL

GRAN AND COTTON EHChaAGh.
Ei.I4.... November ~ l-~-.
OFFERINGS.
uuEkT-Nlt.. 1883 rI-he'- fle. .s'l--
.u-n.l.. I--.z. .-- led. tjl tL-At...
oOE~.-Wllte. I.I-t tashci>. hiNr-- - -' i-
cl-.
ElE-12 tu-iti-.
MTAr.-f- lu-htl-.
IlACkEYE PEA-.-64 ttshtls.
~ALF~ EEPOETED To >tCki !fhl-
WHLAT.-Wite. ---4 bushels t.ii-.-.. w.
c,'t.f.t',1 t..il Ped. . IA au.f,lr good a.
,clv good Lancaster 20 rl-lu 90 sl.i1, 100 a.
lu-b,i (. m4xeI ou private terms; 100 iL-it,
mixed 10 -l.06: I.47Z bushels c,Inmrl fo very
good F4ltz 10 y o. >l.gS.
C0EN-WhIte. "a bushels common g. '"'N
rood new go 81 90 GO. Ned- 20 h..-ifi- E'"'
new a. Jf".
RYE bushels very good al zoe
CDTT0N.-Toue dali Receipts - t@hf snl-
meqt.. 81 bale Quot-rUns: NiddLbg tl'.; i' =
mIddling. % 90; good ordinary, &C., o'l'
nary- r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

, mixe,l. ese. spoi, ese., bid Noyember. ss.s
S Sec a,sea peeerabcr. Pork daS q, sil.scSSis
lard dull and lower st 1890. Buik-meats ,sier.
slIouldcrs 7c.: rib. &c. Bacon Gret; shoulders,
srm a. ~. f5. sugar In fslr demand; harts. sa-ls
mon; and Ile5i ss2s Sis46; paeElas and butch
ers', eo.s0AS6.so.
Louisville, November 27.-Fiour in rood %
msnd al full prices: extra family. .44et2s:
Wheat sSe quiet b., steady: No. wtessS. sSgosc
mixed, Zoe; new.crop ear, less7c. os,s-De.
and lower at 1880. Lard dull and lower steam
Iesf l2se Bacon dull and snchsnged; shog ,
$3.50. Whisky quiet ana unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUIs. November 27.-Fiorr steady and ss-
changed. Wheat Gull and lower No. rcd fAa.
g4tfaq5c. cash, 95sc. December; No. 3 red fall,
November: 6sc. cash and November. 0ats higher.
361c. cash, 3osc. November. S+se!34se. Docen,-
ber: Whisky steady at si.le. PORK lower Al
slT.2j. Bulk-meats-Only Job trade at Irregular
prices. BacoD->o,hiDg doing. Lard nom lsi.
sweet-pieklcd shoulders offered at 6fe.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November 27.-Flour steady and IN
changed. Wheat in good demand aud prices q
shnse bSse5 r x rss
Chicago spring, 94Sc. No. 3 do. soc. Corn SC
tive. unsettled, and lower 6sc. cash, Ga. eI67Sc
November, SOS G59ac. December. Oats active.
sim. and higher: .Sc. cash. 3-tc. November. 25k
a35&c Des.mhsr. Pork unsettled and generally
over: Sl6.s5Hs cash, slc.759el6.sO De
cember. Lard unset led and generally lower; ell
cash. flO.30Gtl0.3J December. Buis-mests in
fair demand but lower; shoulders. s6.75; hort
RIO. 1920, short clear, $3.50. Whskey steady
and unchanged ~ 8ll7.
WAUkEF.
NILwArKEE. NOYembe~ 27.-flnur In fair de-
nand. Wheat stronger No. 2. hard sl.O6 soft.
cash. and November, 94tc.; December. g5ac.,
No 3. &C: No 8, Csc. Corn unsettled: No. q,
&c. Oats unsettled: No. .. 3T'.c.. white. sec.
Mes pork. 1850 cash. $3.50 November. Lsrd-
Prime steam. eli cash, slO.gj November. Hogs
lower % 1915 Gs6.l5.
SEW lOlsh COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. November 27.-Cotion-Set re-
ceipts 81" bales gross receipts. 1873 hales-
Futurc~ closed steady sales. 7l.9OO bsle> N0v,m-
b'r,slO57eflo.j- December. tlO.33aslO-34.
January. lo.25asiO.36. February. sio.t5A
SlO.46; March. +t0.J6axlo.57. April. sl0.57,
May. slo.77Hslo.7s; June. tlO.ssds1o.s9.
July, 1902 aril, august, - lCs@tlLeO
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARkET
BALTIMORE. November 27.-Beef-cattle opeaei
active but closed dun. with common shade OF.
+ others unchanged. considering quality: very hest
-. GG &C., ordinary. ~ &C.,. most q the sales
were from 81. o. 3sr.. recci pts. 3Qs2 head sales,
2.UuG bead. swine in nun supply aud only mode
larciy fair demand receipts. -.fS5 head; quota
lions. 0e7c. The receipts 4 sheep and lamb
We're Z.iS3 head; .uotation--slsep, 2tSc. !.
I lambs. 4g5 sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
Threugh n Bridge.

A TRAIN WRECKED, WITH MANY CASUALTIES.
Loxpox, November PA train on the
North Scotland railway, which left McDuh
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, fell througfra
bridge at Fyaie, Aberdeenshire. Fourteen
persons were killed and many injured;
The engine had passed in safety, but all
the carriages. were wrecked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
nonoric1 Reslcnntion Denied.

WASHINGTON. November III v 9'A-
inet-n special correspondent Of . hcW
York newspaper lat night teicSrapntd
that Secretary Fo.-er had resigned u take
effect December 18th, and that iuc rc, -na-
tion had been accepted. Secretary Iolger
has Ueen kept busy al day deny Ing The r.
port. which crew out Of The fact that tie
lease oi the house be- now oecGpic, expire,
on the date named, but II las been re-
uey.d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
AsnhNxiafed.

NoRRIs7owN, PA. November 1.-Two
men entered the arnory Of Company b.,
sixth Pennsylvania militia, Saturday eve
ninr one. named Mccoy, was q member
q the company. On sunday evening they
were discovered. one dead and the other
diving from the effects Of coal-gaS. with
which the room was filled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
Cremation I'm peupsv,xau,a.

WASHINGTON, Pa, November 27.-The
remains OF Or. L. Earhart, Of Allegheny
City, were eremated in Lemoyne's furnace
this morning. In two hours time the IN
cineraiion was complete. This was the
fifteenth incarceration in Lemoyne's crema-
tory. Most Of the persons cremated have
been Germans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
Country Store Barnt.

Especial telegram TO the Dispa,ch.J
NoEFOLk, VA, November g.-The coun-
try store Of Captain W. c. Dutton, oyster
packer, Of Portsmouth, on Carmine island.
on York river, was set on fire and totally
destroyed last night. The store and con-
tents were valued at $4,000. Reinsurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

MI v.n-HAII rNEAETHINc FCAUQ>-TIE
E..-UTN LUNA-lC ASTLVN-A RIAL rI-
IEayk.
--Qsad-ace ~ the Richmond b.~1-tr,l
NOVEMBER -. l,s2.
The Hon. r. G.. Marshal. was in town
Thursday taking dep9>itions 70 he used I'm
-f. contest which D. win make with Mr.
Lf'..-v IN tie next Congress. RE was mel
Us tie SUPERVISORS 81 election from the
to--rr-rrecincts in the county. and collect
el data very damaging 20 hi- opponent.
F.r tho ~ % the place I viii venture u
assert hat WILLIAMSBURG Is more loli1i-
c..n- n the square yard than any other
fwr in the St4.c. The late election l.
ell. discussed with scarce diminished
a~ p. and the next election. some TX
l0r-a, o1. be-ia- 20 elicit symptoms u
chronic aectionoeriu-. The report oi tie
-.i -'u-eudent q
Iur Eastern LUNATlC ASYLUM
tr tie fiscal y,ar ending Septe1 .er 81.
I->-. tls ju-t been received. AZ '-e -
ginning q o., fiscal year there were BOA
.-- ---. thc number ~ males exceeding
i-EIe- slightly. There aye BOW 30 I'D
-..uuti0u Tie new building ODD me
f- deuar-u-ut W- CON p.et.d during
re-r. and ia, o capacity lor 81 i-.l' ll'e-
tr -,nli-Ltred Legislature o-e-eea .
n- Enl % 100000 2ioNc d.. general
rr0rr.2:ioa. I'll, report closes u.s. '.H'-.-
tt.ttfe asylum lad been alluded fo :. 'le
l..-r. "a. having been made .u.l al
Ill - and admit, - employ meni Cd
DIR -.aa1er> 81 "mF own party.
DISEASE AMONGST HORSES.
distressing disease ! prevalent among
o.. s.~-- Of hi, locality. The symptom F,
e.uyhing, discharge from me Hc-t' a-l+
--.t swelling Of thc glands Of the throat
-.e.uraned with ioss II appetite ana gene
p weakness. Young hor-e- are i4e most
>.r.ou.lv affected, but no fatal ease Aa- oe-
CURED VT
,eN DAYS ag0
4 RAEE CASH
v4. disposed Of by the Mayor: \ COW
wa. tie bone o. contention. ana rom '''
apnear4Dce Of the animal tn "ppei"'l9h J.
mo- awi... A. COW having stray ca h'
ada-.ted 2 strange bovine tramp thai came
or ii. premises. Private inquiry failed u
find = owner. but 10 advertisement Wa
,o-tcd. Selling the beef 10 the butcn,I
The hide was recognized by y a. that Of NJ
own once fafted calf lie immediately hau'-
al s before the Mayor for unla~iuliy 9e-
tanning and feloniou>iy disposing Of III IL
property. A had i've witnesses 70 pr ,,l.';,
that he had acted a. guardian OF t"e " "a
for I've vears. and demanded board therefor
had six to prove that it belonged to him. AIM
and was not five year, old. Anna ,ucu
conflicting evidence, his Honor SI4sl'ou ~, Wv
dilemma by the horns, and, having pom
d.-ed on tbe milky way and other autn0I :
,lr. i.earjng on tie subject, decided thai
he expenses Of the trial amounting nin ,t 10
$3.50. should be paid from the sl2' the
amount TIE cow sold for, and The Telil nun,
der b. Appropriated for the use Of tAT POI II
os the town verdict appIAuded ~ "'
cxr.rf the partie, concerned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
Editor Dies of Pneumonia.

NEW YORK, November IN. I. W NJ
ting. financial editor Of the kren'ng FoSi:
and one Of the editors and proprieior' OF
the Commercial Bulletin, died OF pneumo-
MIA this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
~ Telegraph.

NEN OEh.
>sw YoER. Noy,n.her 27.-toiL"" nrm ,@ies,
crn...iid,t,i 81 receipt. 53.s43 'ales. - p'Tis-
70 Great britain, S.U17 bale ~ ran &C. l--
hale Go the continent 1879 hst'-'
hour te.dg and in Woder 20 c'nahIi t"ii-i..- -'
- ,,fr... = 500 1913. good o. choice - YES
S5-I.. 1913. Mhelf-ta-h st"fs b''u ''l TT"
~ Il -sgli advance No. 2 .prins comma. ~
Iof = 10. l,.csmnsr. fl.lose.t i--lt.
CDrr.- Cash and NoycIltsr 3 Y re- hlF1yi .At fe'
fe,trth. later oytsOn- 0l en.d 4 80. POI '~
..-qus,tly recovered most n tie aec NJ
- .t,,',ag. ulersdeG. Clc.NslV7 -. - ~
,,ulf.- Sl.rJ a7l.lr; D-ceInhtff n,
Oat. si .c. lower ana le-- active. 30. - = 'f
,f-f, ala. d.ta.n.t OILY moderate. pr % i--i-
siter,L Ccn'ee--p0' duh ana nom Ai- 'f-.tN9
steady and fairly active sugar JUL @.n 'e-lf-'
e,..ier: fair o. good rtluins r4ot.4 ~ Z p
5-itc. r,.6urd dull and ~e1k yellow, t+a -.
wiitr extra " G" TIA &C. yeiio" eN"" Z
la : -c.; ye.lo' 5sc.; on = -. - 81, - 9"
- NJ e.: coAfrcii1ner-, ? 7.c.- cLl l~-l' : .
,eg.c.: rssie,i. ss.a9ec.; p9w'ssred' yaeass
80 .. a ~ g.: graaulsttd, L.! o. o..
VoIa--. quiet aud nrn: Sew Vfie'.n,, 90
pirequie; aud unchanged. kostn gHict ahd ~ go!
-, - 'S0stsIS7N Turpenfine dull and week ~
slr Wool Qu.Ct AUD &boHt steady %" ~ ~
Tsec,. SPA 4Gc galled. y soc. vn".A -, z
N3lc.; 1cNss' l4e 70. fo.t ~ -, -! ~ Ii
s2O.Z5 old; 1880 neN aims esi','. - r.
iTu arf,; u,nliIlal i3ug clear, Zoe. i-.Iu-Sa 40
and SOyeiubs brm andqurt' i1ief i,.,,i 49, -.
20 tfshsy and arm; spot. :ll.75; - arrive soon
Ali "a. Noy,mbcr -lz.z5 Decenber- -lt.11,t1
sIO.82a. Frcighis = Liv'rVooi HID
BALTIMORE.
p,rrnlony. November 27.-fiOr qasi; Hoy
= 49,. 9,,J y,,..tsru -atesnne, s3.-3. 80 20
sXtra sS.ssnsi.5O; IA ~, "a 73us 100 ~
MIN safcrfne. s3.50e.s4 extra sf.-0sy so,ey
Pio hr,nd. 1913 L .iaIsco L.miiy, 90 sli*.
is,ivs ftm.lv -. Wheat steady and rrin splth
"a, rcd ii ntGsl.t Lmhsr. closes - o NJ
! I MARYLAND 81. Oes bid; No western wint.r rec
50. n u5.rrsl Of. COru-SOs.ierD teit-
w,ssern easS and active southern White. OBS
/ 78c.: yellow, 60m7sr. oats nrmef .he f.'e.
! sontheTn. 42c: western white, 4Ss-i niNca.
Al. Prnnsylyania. 42c. Provisions ,tsaoy a..
quiet. Me-. rsrK. s22 % t;uis- M = .,..osi
AMI rlesr-rfb sidss, pacted- ~ aud - n~e'F-
/ ShouIders. losc.: ciear-Tlb s4ds-. lSsc.' h~n'
/ lssss ne. I.ard-Rehnec, sc. Coffee dsh ~
/ cargo. ordinary - fair. Cystic. S"s'a. ea 81.
= a. s.,fl. 80. Wh-keS steady stsl.lo. trtiFh
steady. ,.,.-I,,,-s,-r
! cr.ctNrArI. N0yenter 27.-lhrr "'i'i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
10 rmE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Death Of a WeII-Known Arfis;-TwO Men
sufToca,ed with CoaI-Gas-A Leavenworth
Kan TraRedy-Ineineratfon In Pennsyl-
vania-Weaern Railroad War Ended-A
Free-Trade Agitation In spain, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
nnnK.. sTATIONERY. Ac.

DECEMBER MAGAzlNEs; ne GRAHp
XMAs 10. .IoIN" LADp,E 20. JUs EN 81
WEN bF Ia nod, IA Node tLL1ANrh.
IA BoS Ton. DtMoEfsT, g. T paD, Ih AZ
TURY. HAKPER'- MA9ALlNE, fof' - az
nue II XN a. GOODS. and neW iOts am nag lalIy
a superb Inc II CHRIS MAJ cAHDs. II Sos
co. NAN street. b ..ore purchasing. DOM FORGET
enS lain street. ID, , ,.,,t,t.ber.s
:. - '"''' 10 -
rf.aA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
spain.

MAnRID, November 1.-TWO thousand
five hundred persons assembled al inc Al
hambra Theatre yesterday Tor the purpose
OF inaugaTating an agitation throughout
the country in favor OF Tree trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
x4,,.u.Iexer In Canada.

orrnEc. November 27.-fellow,fever
has hroLen out mt 81. Anne. DE Ia Poca-
there, and at St. Paeome; The disease ss
spread from the bodies OF persons who
died IN the rnitcd States from the disease
"a .,-,clf .u.'.. ~ -. -Ii...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
KILLED With "a SHOTGUN.

GALVESTON. November IA AenSs
plano special saws: tom Parker Killed
sam Varnon with a shotgun near here -
day. Cause. family difficulties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
Culinary.

NEW YORK, November Thomas Le
Clear. the Well-known artist, died la,I eve
ming al hi, home. at Rutherford Park. ne
wa, in his ,iXty-fith year. and had been III
about q week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

,.the London performance OF eu,n,S ~,
~ c I'm new opera on Saturday night
ana u 80 the fairies appeared with the elec-
some oi i"' on heir foreheads, the genera,
TIE para ~ s..tsned on their backs and
to tor SIs by their flowing bair aoO What nt
can be f.. com this biz novelty is concerned and
perhaps the time WIN sha,' soV with store Of
syeTybGsy e e14 their ho ciot6e, and turn On the
s elect ,.Gsn ~, il is needed Baltimore
american. ,.tout a cause il an
An effort existing wlinI ,he throat. huskl-
lmpossibiIity. Ticking ~ coughing, etc,
mess Of the voice, vlolen' .oId, DIR. Bulls
are the effects Of a severe III oiJ NJ once and
Cough Syrup cures w.
,>r,9res o. serious effects
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NV YORK. November 27-Nooa.-eto,L. r.
popular Money. : uer cent. ENChaI Gong,
49,: shert. 1922. state bonds fairly aet'e.
& Iycrnmen.s Irregular.
rteu.n -EXcnauQe. 47S. cover lLtLt-
Irregular: now -. lCl.. HeH us ll2t. new
= II-l. So. lOl b. MoU'y, Sw2 peg cent,
clo-sd az .. state eomcwh.: higher i'fasufh
balauc.--C Coin. q N2.744: currency - 1tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

TUT RECEIVED, A LARGE AMP
y ftIlltL h-,Cltl VIM or
CHff UREN.- BOOKS. ttEL>. ,..
PHDIODH MI ava AZ IO'kAfH-ALbi No'
WEIIIN 1-DL~..~,
Pli q Z D. fEANtr. ,..,.f-,..,
WA~rIINtTDN iEkiNF'> ana Dc Mn y
COMPLETE Notk>.
PFAf tE-GpOh~ anl 10 MNAl-S-
b. -. now ARD.
s--rw SOl Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28
The Rhine Rising.

CoIoGxE. March 27.-The river Rhine Il
s,iu ri.inr. and the rain continues. Com
mnnicati0n bv railroad i becoming more
and more difficult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-28

po.Ce quo;e: Fine. s3gs3z5 -"irf-
An. ,3teat87J: extra. f4.7jGf4.s5 On p
mn ..rrtlv.sj $3.50: Patent faiuii' tCsfst 70.