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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Eareirn NnfrH
IA Anglo- cable % the ~

10y AIslp- AultIlcAL ctDlt 70 INC Hthi 'esN.A't
PARIS, N0yember 93-Sir Charles DHSe'
IN an interview with a reporter OF Toe
Figaro In relation 10 the Crawford divorce
ease, said De had proved 81 -l- FRIENDS that
be was tie victim Of cons .racy, aud be-
WOuis publicly prove The truth OF TN.
charge IN another suit which be would
shortly bring - establish biz innocence.
DUBLIN. November .3.-The troop ~ the
Currah 81 kilGare, Attlone. and Dublin
have been reinforced and have been or
dered 10 be IN readiness for civil and MILL
tary duty during the winter.
BERLIN, November 93.-The B3crScn
Courier says 1t bears that Antwerp bar been
decided on rs the plsce where the German
steamers which carry the mails will stop.
VIENNA. November 23.-Austria has c0u-
meneed tO issue mOney-Orders 70 England
and the British colonies in sums oI 40
floIins and under.
LONDON, November 23.-The Marquis OF
Harrington will preside AZ The banquet
winch will iollow-the. conference Of Liberal
Inionists on December 7th.
The British Resident al Ajeu. IN DehaI
Of the Bombay Government, has annexed
the important island Of soeotrS. In the In
Clan Ocean, and h0isied the British nag
thereon.
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A PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
Prizes TO bs Awarded 80 students fSs
Essays ON HIS Advantages.
rRv faleCrRnh 10 the Disnainn1


NV YORK. November 23.-The EXrcu
tive Committee oi the American Protective
Tariff League met to-day at the League
rooms, No. % west Tweniy-third street
and. among other proceedings. decided q
offer 90 the students OF senior cla>se- - all
American colleges a series OF prizes for ap-
proved ESSAYS on the subject Of Tire ' ad-
yantages Of protective tsriG 70 the la1or
and the Industries OF the United states,
each essay not 10 exceed 10000 words. AL
20 be- sent 60 the office OF the LEAGUE on oi
before Nay I. 1857, the award, 10 boz made
June 10. 1857, n follows: For the be,,
essay. $3.50; for the second best. 500; fOI
the tiird best, 5j0; and for other e-say'
deemed especially meritorious q handsome
silver medal designed for thls purpose and
representing the most artis1c American
workmanship. The League reserves th'
right 20 publish n IL. own cost any 81 10,
successful essays. and 10 include The il-~
prize ESSAY in the annual publications oil
the League
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
The Terminal tenn btuErtou.

Nrw YOEE. November 23.-The Rich
mond Terminal combination sin CONTINUES
20 be- an cuero,siug subject OF conversation
Ia railroad and financial circics here. A
man who wss an lnsider IN the deal said 10
Your CORES ondent TODAY that thi, wa,
In; the beginning Of gigantic scheme the
effects - which would be- ieu widely 10
southern transportation matters, " bat this
was D. would not d'vulge. but from the
relations which exist between th., gentle
man and the Alexander clique IN the Gsorgia
Central 10 j. probable thai il is expected 20
Obtain the control OF the latter road.
Inthis connection Mr. Baoul. Who j. in this
CRY. T. rcl ortcd l.y very intimate friend
10 have said to-day TINT he Ind n fear Of
the result OF thc coming election. ana that
there was. 90 saw the least. great deal oi
exacgcration IN the various stories that had
been circulated Of late about the control Of
the stoct OF 'he Georgia central having
passed into the hands of General AiCXIn-
der and hi friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Germany Dia 40, Eefuse.

by Aukit~Alntrlc.tB chhtt bo the DlhFFttDIs
BEHE. November est is officially
denied here that the German Consul at SOMA
refused TO take the Russians remaining m
Bulgaria after General knulbars departure
under German protection when requested
20 do So by the retiring agent. The official
DENIAL states that what Unopened was this :
The Russian Government asked Germany If
the official VITO remained az sofia in charge
Of the Russian archives might. in case Of
necessity, ash the German Consul 10 pro-
tect Russian subjects, aud Germany replied
"yes'
The entire press 81 GERMANY OK press de-
light over the report OF the Governments
refusal 10 assume protection Of the Russians
in Bulgaria on the occasion OF General
ksulhars's departure.
PRsTH, November eat is stated that
under pressure from the German and PO-
lish members Of the Austrian delegation.
The Budget Committees report has been
amended 50 n 10 contain . censuTc Of Gen
eral Kaulbars and 10 make less emphatic
the passage referring 20 the peaceful cha
rscter Of the relations between Austria and
Russia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24

ceilbsr, Of the Pennsylvania Company,
j. ". Cup, Of the Louisville aud Nashville I:
O. j. Grsvemeycr. Of the Evansville and
1rI1e Ilsute, and Commissioner blanchard
represented the Central Traffic .Asso-
cation. After some discussion the
TACT was conceded that the Chesapeake
and OHIO was not necessarily 70 be re-
gardtd as a formidable rival OF The
Central Traffic Association. Both parties
then agreed to do the best they could TO
promote each Others interests. The Chesa-
pcnke and Ohio promised 10 maintain by It,
sll-iail lines the Central Trntiie Associations
all-rail routes. Tit diferentials heretofore
awarded the Chesapeake and Ohio road on
business taken by lis water-rouie viii be
continued. That road will also charge
baltimore rates on business taken by IL 10
Newport News. II was also agreed that the
Central Traffic Association and the Cbess-
pcake and Ohio will hereafter exchange
statistics, that each may know the amount
o. business carried by the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Arranging for Rates from Chicago u
Liverpool via Newpori News
lby Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

CHICAGO, November 23.-CseneraEAan-
sgfr John Muir, OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Line. j. in the city arranging for the
quotation Of through rates from Chicago 10
Liverpool on grain and other traffic pia
NewIort News. The new steamship line
II the Chesapeake and Ohio 70 run be-
tween Newport News and Liverpool Will
60 into operation December l5th. A semi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
A Blizzard In Dakota.

10y ITITE ~ ~ :" ~" ~ T'--------
CHICAGO. November 33.-Vhe signal ,ci-
vice reports a fierce storm iu pakota along
the line Of tne Northern Pacific railroad
Al Fargo and jamestown 3 blizzard Is N
progress. with the thermometer 81. zero. Al
various point, throughout Iowa il j. snow
iug. with the Thermometer ranging from J.
10 - degrees above zero.
BIsNARCE. OAK. November 22.-At noo-
to-day the Snow stopped falling, and the
creates, blizzard ever experienced IN N0rti
Dakota was brought 10 ~ end. The WING
is still strong, hut 90 snow flying. Citizens
are ont IN force shovellins drifts ans
msking roads. The rtaee-driver between
this CITY and Fort Yates, who was du'
here a , O'Clock last nicht. has not beer
heard from, and much alarm !, felt on hi
account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
suit Against a Rsfirsnd.
IBy telegraph 10 the p,s,ateh.

NENrHIs- November pa foreclosure
sUH IN The Unlied stafes Court Z; ONiSrd'
Mss, iar BEEN hiea by ;. Eatzenbergrr
soBs. OF The Mechanics Bank, q tins cav
asninsi The Mobile and Northwestern liai'-
rond Company, OF which Colonel Il. A.
IL ons Is president. II IL line Of railroad
tiiiy mites ~ length, extending from Helena
Ark., southwest towards Mobile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
RRt-poisOn tn Their Tea
"a, ,.,i.s,,,,,r n me Dlsuatcu.

SPRINGFIELD, u ass, November u
Tbge, doctors were IN attendaDce until 10
O'Clock la-tuiglt upon tht mem hers Of The
Perkins family. vino were poisoned by
crirkiuc lea containing "Ruugh on Rats.
winch II /. supposed WIS placed Ia u by
some u, rsop Hho bad been discharged from
The sjn.u.l. 81 which NJ. i. ii. Perkins
IS superiufeudeui. AZ that hour the physi-
ciupF pronounced al the family 20 be out
d dsngor. The mailer has created great
exoitement. and Two police officers have
been aeisa,ed 10 work up tie case. Noelne
has We; been discovered that u likely 10 lead
10 ihe arrest Of the perpetrators OF this
cssisrdly attempt al wholesale poisoning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
rtsiy en- Concert OF Action.

by AnglO-AmericEn cable 70 the DlspsLch.I
ROME. November 23.-ln the Green Book
lust Issued by the G. ,crnment IL j. shown
that Couu, dc Robilant. Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. has sent q circular letter 10 each OF
The Powers. assuring them al that Italy l.
DESTROYS OF European concert 70 maintain
peace on the basis Of the Berlin treaty
and the independence Of the Balkan
states. The Green Book states that IN q
recent conversation with Sir J. saviIle Lum-
ley. British Ambassador 10 Rome, Count
Robilant argued that II was immoral for .
great Power 10 morally support small
Pow er unless prepared 10 furnish il mate
ria support when o small Power needed il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Ola Enemies Clasp Hands.

PET luTLpuIA, November 33.-There is
Untoured authority for t1e statement
made to-day that within ten DAYS a'' the DE-
taii, of the plan for The Use OF PcuDsylva-
uia railroad faei'ite, in tbi, ci'y and Bat'-
more JOS The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
con PAW VIII he omple,ed, and Che a-ree-
mon, ilr THAT purpose entered into. The
B.rmorc and ohio WI Use tle Peunsyi-
yauia tracks through Baltimore. 1ui instead
of making connection VIII t1e READING
railroad tracks ou reun-y .yaria avenue. iil
this cir., viii run oui ihM street 10 Thir.
tie,n street. whore short turn nor.h wiN
give 70 junction WIKI th- Pennsylvania
rai.rold'- correcting road, which VIII boz
the route to New \ FORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
EnccesNfnI Afghsn Rebels.

Ity AnglO-AmerIchn ChuIt 70 int LIbpaIuu J
BCNIAY. November pa party Of mer-
chant, who have arrived here from Ghuzni
?, port that the Ghilzais have beaten the
Amer 81 Afghanistan's troops. They also
,as tha! TIE re5eliion Is still rapidly spread
ing. under the influence Of religious iaua-
ties, VINO lead the insurgents. Many Of
the AmceI's troops are also joining the
rebels. owing 20 the honorable reception
gwen ~ the members ~ The British Al
CHAN boundary commission boy The Ameer.
which gave r-o 10 the suspicion that be
intended % yield 70 British occupation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
RItHWoND TOBAtCO MAEKTT

AOvENbEE % lss6.
There was some good trading 10 o.d ma
hogsuy wrappers to-day, and Egslu 8 few
OiG cutters were sold. The market, r. p
whole seems better on good grades o. o'd
orignis. uArkseelns unchanged. The "a les
0f loose tobacco were somewnHt larger to-
day. 70 cate from October Isl 80 ,eE a.
Crenshsw's warehouse were 1885 PES
against gs3 $50 g. To- he same q me last
year. TIE highest price paid 70. new lOose
this year was 50 20 plr 100 -. yesterday.
while Sc les we've made s. low as sSc. PEI
HUNDRED o. several lots 81 lugs Frosted To-
hacco Bol Q pay charges %. ssll4s - loose
even. To-day 81 so Was the best price paid
f0r al .oaG % coarse there - NJ e4coaE-
sgeneDt 10 planters 4 these prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Asking ia, seut Reduction.

DrrIIN. November %. "A large body oi
tenants Oh Lord Dili0n's estaie- ~ Achl 70
more, Beksn. Knock, and other parishes N
County MsyC, marched 70 Lord Dillon 8
Office to-day. accompanied rs Fathers
WaldrOn and heaveney, and demanded
that their reuts be- reduced 80 per cent.
The agent agreed 70 consult Lord Dillon
on the subject. The tenants deposited
heir rents with the trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
rAEkErS ~ TELEGRAPH.
EEw YOKE

NV g0as tnvenl bar % --Cytfon duI
and easy 1aie6. ~ bales. 1Dsuds 8-lG1..
lrlrRnh. PC. receipts. 90 So Dsles ex-
porte 10 nfest Hrl-Eiu - t3I bases o. lue
Continent. 3 IT. bg 80 stocE ess SO 0aies.
rOuIn-fn nCur quiet sud unchanged.
" beat generally slesd- vitl laIly active
business 20 3 RED tuVeE-1tr, u3--iL.F 81
sF.c; uecem bcr 80 HhB-., jEcuar- q 7s8
e. CurL 1ru llc luir.. OPP -ls oprar1
q shade lower closing ~ tnr DEC le gee
co.. ertd ta. . 81 ssb-c. elevator No.
T. AuyeID Der. Dolniua.. 81 -iserliler,
80 .s4ft C.; aal1arN. - .Hrl 1eta b
shade easier Eud dul Nc. .sorefl fer
DOE ryI g. 85t &C.: -,er-Iif'rr p ub &c /,
January $50 EUpS auiet E-f Iu-AaBs &
flee mif. rio nrm ~ el8.lZs; N0. :
t.Io AuteII her ana Decom oeF. 81 90 jan
uffy, 81 sQasil IS. huEal guet Enc L1-
CHANGED mined quiet. &i0'assas tl.l and
unchanged. hic, trm. COtggu.,eed Oh un-
ctsugea Bo>fu dul 81 g5c 81, i-c5. glrpea-
tine Erm ~ see. hides steady. v oui
auist Rud lrf1S held. forE rlLl SO goa
glf.Zs for uid $40 50ssLl 'U- pes. Aifiies
ouIl. long sar. 60. Lard q pp.utk higher
and AMY aclivt. western. 90 zXast ~ .
NuVtn bar 81 p; Lvcrll nfr. Ec.a0ss6.<x;
January. t545ay64s. fTc--naG steady.
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The Cholera I'm seuIh America.

=
SANTIAGO. November o. Tclcgrau>
from Bucnos Avre> state that the choier,.
exists there. but not 20 an alarming extent.
The Government ha. ordered the proyin-
rial Governors 90 suspend all c)mmuuica-
ton between their respective territories
and the province Of Bucnos Avres, and has
ordered other precautionary measures O.
nt taken. Trains running between Bneu0-
Ayrs, and McudOsa and thcir passengers
Wi be- subjected 90 seven d., quarantine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
AYrcsg Of q Young lacy r4Sce-Smug
gter.
nv i.,legrFph 80 the Dlspstch.I

by telegraph 30 the Dispstch.l
NV YORK. November 23.-Lsce goods
Of . large Gmcuui and ~ much value have
been smugaiod into New NoiE SCR some
time past. on comp'ani ~ Deputy Oh
.cciOr McEyoy. Mites Josephine SchoycEs,
: yollug and lovely Belgian, living OF east
Twelfth street, IN tnis city, was to-day
tsken int0 custody by Uuiied States Mar
snal Jenreys ana arrdgned Deisre United
states Comm. ssioneT Shields. She was
committed 90 the Houst 0i Detention Tor
examination tomorrow. The youag
y suen stated that she tas rtla-
finus 81 Belgium. whom she fire.
tucnilv visits. They senc lace bv her
Ia sell IN this country. The last time she
returned 90 The Steamship Switzerland
ending IN philadelphia. She then had
b. 900 word o. lace IN her possession. J.
/. altered that she peddieo Il. In her apart
metd WIS found lace valued vi nearly
8. 500. The young woman made DO secret
q the way IN which Il cGme into her pos
session. She seemed 20 b. unaware that
.he had committed crime IN smuggling
lace Into lie CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
NOKFOLK PEANUT MAhKEr,

Reported fof the Dispa,oh.l
NoEFoiK. November 23.-MsYket steady
Fud strOrE GOOD ss.es o. prime goods re-
ported. Prime. 3ss c.. fancy. &c. con-
non IsB2sc: shelied, 2a29<c., factory
hSnd- picked. 3<ss3.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Suii for ISLANDER Against Her Father.

LONDON. November 23.-Mrs. Mildred
Adams las instituted an action for SANDER
against her father. LORD Chief-Justice Cole
ridge. because OF bis hints ~ iustirying hl-
conduct towards Der husband, Charles W.
Adams. that the latter had managed o. ID
duce her 70 assume improper relations with
him before marriage in order T. secure h-r
hand and fortune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Murder and Suieide-Fstai Railroad
Accident.
by telegraph to the Dispa;ohl

CucAco, November ga special o. ~,
Tncs from Anderson, Indiana. ssy>
Tthan Allen MAYNARD. living near Moon
vile. Madison county, Yesterday sl0i and
lilod William Il. Biddle, neieh0or- after
which he walked 90 his stable, about @
quarter Of piie Of, and shot himself
through the head. dying almost immeal-
stelv. The trouble grew old " domestic
troubles. EiUGlt leave, eight children.
MAYNARD was married, hut had no children.
uIddic and hi. iourteen-y eir-old son were
IN corn-fcid Dear Maynard house. when
MAYNARD came up behind B,ddle and emp
tied four barrels OF his revolver into him,
causing instant death.
A Jimty special from Os6Gloosa. Iowa.
says: Two freight trains cullded pear
Iarcy. on thc Iowa Contra road, i've mile,
nor.h of This CITY, Yesterday morning, in-
uauay killing Fireman Martin AND seriously
iujurug az engineer und brakeman. The
engineer o. the tram going south di-uAeye-
orders 10 -ide-,rark Li. train al Lacey. TIC
claims T. have had no sleep foI sixty hours,
and was asleep when be passcd Lacey
The loss to the company l. estimated a
$50 0HO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
rcu I.r,c,,. ofnr,nr rirnrcs.

by teIegrspl 70 lie D!spatcn.l
TErE-oN. y. e., Noyemacr 23.-Th'
~tu. Board Oi lgnya>-ers Not to-day anl
submitted th. following official figures
Tor Governor. Green, lo9.039; H'wcy
71.Glg. Fi,h. 1850. Green's plurality
s.o.0. Tor Congress. Hire Republican,
Iir,i district. $685. plurality; buchanan
Republican. second district. 2,-l3 plu
raliiv, hcir Republican, THIRD district
c. plurality: Pllroch .prmorratj, Fourt,
district, - plurality; Phelps Republican,
Fisll district. 4.>aC plurality; Lehlnart
.Rt!uhhcara Sixth district, l.-..3p urali'y
3irAdoo U,mocraYs eevtI.h district, 4.
1-8 rluraIfty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Accident 40 a. Trcighs Train.
-. ......,,,.,,,f A ff,e Ilier,1

siong.E, November 23.-Nhiie freight
train on the Mobile and Ohio railroad was
going cut Of The cry this morning the iasi
,liree car went through switch Com
auesor Frazer and W r. Cole, Of kies-
rnOnd, Va, who were IN the caooose. were
hun. Coles injuries were slglit. bui Pa.
ger had has hip broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Police Fighting "A Mob.

DUBLIN. November 22.-A tight occurred
to-day between the police aud mob e
Li>toWc.. County Kerry. some baIlt6b
seized q number Of cattle IN AN action f0r
rent. aud q mob II four hundred men ~
locked the officer. ard attempted % rescue
the rattle. TIE police went to the asssstance
OF The tail d.. and with batous and bayc-
nei- succeeded eventually IN dispensing the
mob. after woundipg several Of H. mem-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
100000 Fire.

NEvTvBGH. y. y, November PA 5
O'Clock f!is evening he mIu building and
Tire, nuuex buildings 81 the NcWburgh
vooli,n-m.ls 20 Ne>i View hurgh, owned
tF James ". Taylor. were destroyed by
fro The huildrc- were Of brick. one
hundred and twenty-five persons are
thrown out oi employment. The los i es-
tmaicd 81 sl0o.uf0 and B, part! insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
Birth OF n Prince.
Wv Auplo-AmericRu cable 10 the DiEpa.

by AnElo-AmericRn cable 70 ne Dispatcb.T
L0NDON, November 23.-PrInce-. Baa-
trice. wife Of Prince Henry OF Batten1e"r,
and Youngest daughter of Queen Ni.'oriA
La, given birth T. q son. Both mother
and sou are doing well. Lord Randolph
Churchill was the Minister iu Attendance IL
~ nrrOuchmenL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
AIrmilr of Enrr Murdered

BY Anglo AmericRn cable TO the DispstcA :
BuEsLAU. November 22.-F0ur persons,
comprising the entire family, living short
distance from tii- place. were killed 90
sunday ngbt by q peasant. who entered
The house with intent % plunder it. and.
being discovered, attacked the inmate with
4 hatchet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
CEaAGC.

CHICAGO. Ill. Suvena re- % -F7ruf
0uist and uluhaused. Chse qUD.Euoa
we're ~ follows. 10 spring wheat. "a ~
7ssa; No. z Ted wheat. 74i4r. 40 corn.
Sos sSsBE. No. z oalR ees.R2tsVc. Mrs5-
pork ~ IS fur April Lara $500 sDOrt-
IN sioes. loose ss.25asb so. Lry sailed
ouiGers-boxst. Sa.!uRss 20. short sle4r
sides- hoxsd, e. sGEss %. Whibkey f.Es
Yhe Leading futarss IEneed ana closed ~
fo.snws. Nhesi- Nov neeF nlgAest 4s-. F;
lowest "a C.; eiOsins. Ts,sc- issccu,t@r.
hights; fz'sc.. lowest. fssae. closi *, ~ 4.
Jrnusry. ElgLest 7s.o.: lowest, 78c. ,
CLOSING 77ssc MAY highest s2c.: lowest
sFsee. cl1smg. she Corn Move rlisr
bisfesi, STAG lowest, S6isc.; pios.as.
BGsce. December. hlgsest. s6 o.: icssss,
Soae. closing, oossc. May, highest. s2c
lowest. Slakc el0eiue. al e oau- No
ven6er, rigfrsi. 2stsc lowest a6kr.
elsslng. ss4e-; pecr,nsser, hssnest. scae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
r,a..,,sn, xa.,ro.a Conference.
lbs telegrSph 10 the DlspAtcn.l

CHICAGO, November 2S.-An important
conference, vita isr-reaehing results, was
held here today between Irafhe- Manager
Muir, Of the Chesapeake and uhio road,
aud General Mspsser Walker, Of ta hs-
nrwhs D,spalch Line, and committee ir1n
TIC IeEirzl Traffic Association. u. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24

TUESDAY. November %. lsss.
6hLEs - FTRsT BoABD.-lb shares VIZ
ginis state Insurance Company 81 26k
20 DO o. q; 2 5Oe Richmond, Fredericks-
burg aud Potomac dividend scrip ST los.
sEC0ND BOARD sle2ll Virginia three
per cent. fractional 81 81 100 Riddle de-
ferred. non interest bearing. A. q 1000
Atlanta and Charlotte incomes at l03.
C,qvEZNMuNT ~Tgt-aIT'IEl 6ta [Skkn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-24
4 Chicago Shooting ARRAY.

CHICAGO. November 22.-Four men re-
cei,ed dangerous. though not fatal, wounds
during q shooting ARRAY IN Desplalnes
street tonight. Dominica Walsh. bar
tender. hsd beer Boating his wife In their
apartments over the saloon. and bsg scrca1ns
caused the crowd below 90 think she Ws1
being murdered. one man rushed up
STAR and grgppied with " aish. The I've
struggled ont into the street. and, drawing
r,yo',cr,. began firing. Walsh received
Two huitis-on iu the shoulder. aud
another grnzed his abdomen. Three by-
stguders were shot h. the iecs.
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Defendant,



The o. Get Of this SUIT - % attach tbs
estate OF 1amUe. =. ! o-tcf, IN the rOauly of
ncrrcO anc rspec ais the following real
eEfafe-io vft. A ctr-e.u One-h&lf scre lot
~ ht1 .yIg srd heing in the county OF
IifLr.cO ueEF ths city o. kicii mOut being
part OF scuste No 80 sDd lot No. IN =
giEr az clflE. DO made Is TIE executors OF
he lac Co o1el Richard Adams. wnicn
ssit ore hEH Bcre a. ground was assigned
tC Ilou 81 q. Annttl - one 81 TIE iecs-
'ers end cefiseUs u SID klcnsrc Adams.
ry deed lsa~..g fhte o. the Et1 osy " Feo-
FuEry. q. j.. le1E by John Adams de-
coast1 sad acuiil4ed 10 record IN toe once
O. EeCfIcn comfy Court. which said ooe
Akll acre q ground n sitEstet oeiveen ~
and % sLrOelA AID between Thirty -seeOnt
ana 1llrtY-ll.fc stress according 10 toe
plan % TIE c,fy % kicnro.d. snd bounded
~ fUllOWs-fp at. h..-irui ne III the north-
Wesl cor,ler o.. Ihe lot which "a described IN
tie deed % lLlHtn HAIRY and vile ~
lGNiG 0sier. dated ne 27tl Cay ~ March,
Iee6. winch n the lot o; Joseph & Haley,
SIC running thence Eiong The line Of %
tIrert % at tbsnnt 10 tJe eross street lead
lTE back 81 Ma fiessE1ts't fuDw aeceassf)
garayu parallel wita THIRTY second g.r-sg
l6g seet. thence ~ right Angles or rae
fEYS!ei 70 rte corner o. the lot vnich -
cescriosd a. Toe deco q Nllnan Ha,sy aud
wite @ ksNla oStsr, dated It's 27sa day ~
nNfrA, lei1. WHICH VISA the a u Phlhp
Haley 90 feet: thence along the DGC Z inc
q aid JoEepn aud t'hi1p ASleys iine lee
heel % he eegirriag, and - a. n,ect the
saline Ia the payment ~ the planting
CAIN OF Sato, with interest ffOIL TIE e.n
cay of March. fssz, un-ii pad.
ANA Df'jdsyti having Deen made anc rlsd
iu Src0fls.noe with lie res Elfctnenls ~ " "
"a cases 4 h ihiA hist tac defendkat 10 a
rol-lezlceIt a. lEs state " Vim. ala ant
Ehnt &c tas ertEte witGta the coasaty q
EeKfaras. a IL 1ers-ti That he said "a m tlcf
= Fontor SO sppesr nefe vitasn one meata
. ftef cue KUo 80 Ion ~ thls oyfcr aud 90
whatever nay Is necessary 10 protect Ne
tnte1eei Aczein-
4 6ore-- resfe.
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csarET<Sf a FAfTskso1 ana ~ ~.
c. ely. IL. fa1 con- "A Siaknla