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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
The Contest for speaker CariisIe's
Seat.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch, /


CINCINNATI. November 30.-The grounds
for the contest Of Speaker CarlIsle's seat in
the Fiitieth Congress Of the United states
have been prepared, and were signed last
night by George II. Thebe, the contestant.
The allegations are numerous, and 1t re-
quires forly-fye pages OF Iegal-clp paper TO
reciie them all. The petition starts out by
alleging that there were cast for Mr.. Thebe
LOCO legal votes in the Sixth congressional
district OF Kentucky which by omissions,
mistakes, or fraud and collisions OF election
officers OF various precincts and voting
places and the County Canyassing Board
were not counted and returned for Mr..
ThGbc. II IL charged that the p0ll-books
and returns Of Trmble county were all in
violation Of ,sw, and were opened within
less than three days after said election;
that the vote ~ returned was 37G for Car
Isle and three for Th0be, and be objected
TO that county being counted; that the
balloi.boNes OF Trimble county were
in the custody OF the county clerk
OF said county, and exposed and
liable TO be tempered with by said
clerk or by any eyiLdIsposed person. '0b.
lection Is made 10 Grant and Gallatin coun-
ties, In which all sorts OF frauds are alleged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
prOyJDg for an Injunction.
IEy telegta on 10 the Dlspafau

lNDlANAPoLIs, IND, November 3d.
Gfeen Smith, President pro lean. 81 the
site Senate. and holG-ovcr senator from
Jennings county, to-day flied in the Office
Of the clerk Of Marion Circuit Court pc
tition foi'an injunction 10 restrain the Sec
rotary u State from trans hitting 10 the
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
The result 81 the vote east for Lieutenant
Governor at the recent election in this
state. Smith is Democrat and temporary
presiding officer Of the Senate. OF which
body he will become the actual presiding
officer IN case the courts hold that an elec-
ton OF Northumberland was unnCces-
sary 10 oil the vacancy caused DY General
Mason accepting Federal position. k0.
bertson (Republican) was elected Lieuten-
ant'GoyernoT at the recent election. The
SUIT and its result viii have m important
bearing in the coming senatorial contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
A Heavy Attachment.

CHICAGO, November 30.-F. A. Hill e
Co., who for some tine have cut quite
figure on the Board Of Trade, have failed.
This morning attachments were taken out
in the Superior Court against the firm by
Baldwin, Wrenn Il Farnum for $Sl2;
Schwartz q Dupre, $1,000; Bcale & Sher.
man, 81 600, aud Lindblom & Co., si,2sl.
An attachment was taken out by Logan L.
Dune for $1,000, and garuishecs 10 the
amount Of $1,000 were served on the Con-
tinenfal Bank. where Hill 4 Co. have money
ON nfnnSlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
THE COKE.RsGIoN TROUBLES.
4 ne KING hts of Labor ana Miners Will
stand Together.
tBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.I

10y tftt&ihPh w tHo iiotAtshsI
PITTSBURGH, November 30.-Sow that the
differences between the Knights OF Labor
,ndthe Miners Amalgamated ASSOCIATION In
the coke re1ion have been settled, the men
are preparing TO stard together II strIkcis
ordered. Master. Workman Byrne, Of the
knights oi Labor. and Secretary Mullen, OF
toe Miners Amaigamated Association, have
issued Joint call for delegate meeting Of
both organizations, 10 be held at scottdie
next saturday morning. Master Workman
LYME, IN talking Of the meeting to-day, said !:
- All The trouble between the Association
md The Knights Of Labor has been adjust
cd and IN the future we shall work to-
gctLer. The meeting Saturday is for the
purpose OF forming a joint board 10 com
hue the action OF the two organizations.
This board, when organized, will move for
another conference with the operators on the
demands already made. lido not wish to
express any opinion ~ to what will be
done, and can only say that the workers In
the coke region will move together In any
demand that may be agreed upon after due
consideration shall have been given to the
question and all efforts shall have been
made to amicably arrange the natter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
DANvILLE NUTES.
A Remark siorm-PersOuai.
fSpecial telegram to the Dlspatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DANyILLE, Va, November 30.-A re-
markable storm passed over this city to.
day. A heavy cloud came up from the
northwest, accompanied by cold wind.
There were several sharp flashes OF light
ming, followed by heavy thunder, and soon
rain, hail, and snow began to fall. The sun
shone out before the storm was over, and
in half an bour from the time the storm
came up the skies were clear.
Mr.. Charles II. Conrad has been admitted
as partner in the clearinghouse OF W, :.
Patton, sons d Co., in which the late 4.
\. stokes was interested. Mr.. Conrad is a
prominent tobaccOni't here, aud Is son-in-
law OF Mr. John ". Holland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
THE RICHMOND DlsPATcH--wEDNEsDAY DECEMBER l.
tier district have chaied under this for a

latter district have chaied under this for a
long time, and In q recent convention OF
the window.glass workers submitted q
communication notifying the workmen
that next year q uniform scale OF wages
must be agreed upon. Al present The
eastern and northern manufacturers are
holding sIoof from the syndicate formed
recently by the westerners, and talk about
forming one themselves. In order 10 pro-
tect their market from glass made with
natural gas. The trouble Is one OF annual
recurrence, aud contest for supremacy OF
the market Il a possible contingency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
The Academy.

The Gilbert Comedy Company played
"Young Mrs. winthrop" at the Academy
yesterday afternoon and "Tbe Galley
Slave" last night. Very fair houses were
present at both performances. The princi.
pal parts were filled by Mr. j. II. HuntIey
and Miss Belle Gilbert, and sustained by q
cfeditable cast. At the matinee this after.
noon a dTamatization OF Mrs. Southworth's
story 81 plantation life, entitled the " Hid
dch Hand" viii be put on, and AT night
= ROsedale.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
sir RaCiyevs UnIIer.

by Auglo-Americau cable to the Dispatoh.l
IoNnoN, November 30.-It is semi-oli.
ciaiIy announced that General Sir RedyerS
Butler, who las accepted The Office ol Tn
dcr.Secrciary Tor Ireland, VIII return to The
War Otiice in the early part OF March 10
resume his duties a- Deputy 8diulant-
General. Ills scr, ices will be required in
Ireland only While the department is being
TtoFgonizcd. The Under. Secretary will in
Iuiue occupy "a scat in the House OF Com
nous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
WASHINGTON.
TIE NEWS AND GOSSIP AT TIE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Speculation as to tho Organization Of
the Next House-Mr. Carlisle
Notes.
rspec,a, telegram TO the p,spatcn.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 3l.-The
congressman who come In, so far ~ they
discuss the organization Of the Con ress 10
meet next year, apptar to think that most
II not all the old officers will be rec ected.
Mr. Carlisle Is really unopposed-at least no
opposition Il mentioned. rhe fact Is, he
i strong man In his personality. and has
many friends among those who lean to-
ward protection. There Is no PROBABILITY
at present that he will be opposed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
uome.Ruie Organizations AmaIga-
mating.

lby Anglo American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November 30.-The British
i!ome-Bule Association and Home-Rulc
League Of the United Kingdom Will ANAL
rawaic under the name OF tue Ilome-Rule
Union, and support single ticket in future
elections, for The purpose OF assisting the
IRISH people in obtaining the right, OF local
'tii-goyCfnment. 4 conference OF the two
associations is called for December OH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
The (rnrhnif Irlnl.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlopatch.I


CnRIsTIANSBCRG, Va, November 60
THIS wos Che fourth day Of Crockett's trial.
Tie defence continued to examine wit
nc-scs in order to prove the eccentric acts
Of violence Of the prisoner, showing in.
sanity or iulOXIcalion. The Witnesses all
expressed tie opinion that the prisoner i
insane. On cros,.eXaminatiou OF the
uncle Of The prisoner The prosecution
showed 40 insanity in lineal ancestry up tn
the grea!.gTandparenis, and that collateral
insanity was from supcrycning causes.
The defence has seven witnesses TO exam
inc yet. There has been no attempt 50 far
10 mitigate tie immediate circumstances Of
the murder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01

Of sn Irish rebel leader Of ls4s, John Blake
Dillon, at late period Of his life member
Of Parliament for the County Tipperary
and previously n New York lawyer. Mr..
Dillon may be said to have inherited that
hatred Of British rule which makes him an
ngitatOr. spite Of The inducements to
learned leisure with which fortune has
favored him. He j. a doctor Of medicine
hv profess sion, but declines practice
having no need Of its financial rewards,
and finding more congcnial occupation Is
an Irish member OF Parliament, and as n
speaker and writer representing the cause
OF his country. The first article In the cur
rent No. OF The Nineteenth Century Is
from the pen Of John Dillon, who takes a
gloomy view OF the prospects OF the coming
severe weather in Ireland. and eensures
the neglect Of Parliament in not taking
legislative precaution for the security OF
the people in their homes.
John Dillon has a slight frame. His face
is pale and spiritual, with the beautiful
leep-brown eyes set in a frame OF black
hair and beard. As an Orator he eXcels in
the command Of the affections OF his hear
eTs. During two previous imprisonments
Mr.. Dillon suffered severely IN health, and
his friends are spprcbensivc a. TO what
may be the consequences Of another period
Of incarceration upon his delicate and
weakened constitution.
(By Anglo.Amerlcan cable 20 the Dispatch !
DUBLIN. November 30.-Tbe ease OF the
Government against Mr.. John Dillon came
up for a hearing to-day before the Court
Of Queens Bench. Mr.. Dillon appeared,
accompanied by Lord.Mayor Sullivan and
Messrs. Hclly and sexton. Great crowds
surrounded the building, and tie court.
room and corridors were packed. Mr.. Dill
Ion w0s greeted with tremendous cheering
10y the people when lie arrived, and his
passage into court was amid enthusiastic
applause.
Mir. Hoaly, on behalf Of Mr.. Dillon, APP
Piled for an adjournment Of the hearing.
Ho said he had only been instructed as to
tie nature OF the Crowns complaint last
night, and a. the Crowns a1davits were
exceedingly yoluminOus the defendant
world require time 10 properly study Them
Counsel for the Government made no OPP
position to Mr.. lIealy's request, and the
herring was adjourned 10 December 1llh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
The Glass-Workers' Dirsrences.
lBy telegra oh IN tha DIuatch.l

PITTSBURGH. November so The glass.
workers say tbst lhe differences between
he windoa glass manufacturers in the
East North, and West Is no; understood,
although there "a probability they may
lead to trouble. The eastern aud northern
districts have slight advantage over the
western IN the matter OF wages, the en-
ure eastern aud northern districts
working at 10 per cent. .,ss wages
than the western. The manuiartuIers In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
nARKETs BY rELEGsAPS,
Few YORK.


NEW YORK, November 3O.-Cot,on quiet
and steady; offerings light: sales TO day,
% bales; uplands, . 3-l6c. Orleans, 9Ac. I:
Britain, 1s475 bales; 10 France, d.63s
bales; TO the Continent, 1908 bales; stock.
95s.970 bales. Southern iour rirm and
rather quiet; common to fair extra, s3.25a
IS IS; good 10 choice extra, s370as5.
Wheat 1saIc. higher and fairly active,
closing barely steady; No. q red Dece Der,
So 5-l8aS7hc.; January, 50 l-l6sssc. /;
February, s9Aae0skc. Corn l<c. higher,
closing steady; No. q, December. s7a41S<c. (;
January, isSsa4S4c.: February, ie1sa&qAc.
OATS shade stronger and more active, SO.
2. December, $3.50; January, 3thA3i6c.
HOPS quiet and about steady. Cofyae-Fair
Rio arm ~ sl3.l2kasls.25; No. 2 Rio. DE.
OemDer Sll55; January, Sit.66aell. 80 !;
February, sl1. 60aSll.60. Sugar dull. and
unchanged: refined dun. Molnsses dull
Rice steady. Cotton.seed oil unchanged.
Tsllow steady. Rosin firm. Turpentine quiet
at soc. Hides quiet ami firm. Wool quiet
and unchanged. Pork quiet and weak !;
mess sl0,S7sasi0. 62A for two-year old,
and $40. 75asii 25 for one-year old. Mid.
dies dull. Lard opened 2aS points higher;
eloyed weak and advance Lost; western
steam. 1897: December, SS.35ssS 81; Jan.
uaTy, 80. iCas6.s3. freignts easier
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November so. - -Four
steady and unchanged. The leading futun,e
,snsed q. follows: wnest-Nosemosf
..ishsst ss7.e,; lowest 5s'sc.; eloains. ,slsp.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
EKnmcC niih EgYnf.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dlsrstch.I
PARIS. November 3O.-The JJWHW deS
Iotlh ,y-, France has no desire to ri-
place England IN k-ypt when Egypt is
evacuated; but IL evacuation is TO be con-
dtcn1l upon ENGLAND remaining abso-
lte mistress OF the country the agreement
/, impossible. The British pleas for time
ore equivalent 10 indefinite occupation.
France does not make this occupation a
c70s iCii, but declare. that her Interests
nd r.ghls ave Ircipliced hv Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
The Public Debt,
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, II. G., November 30. 1t i,
estimated at The Treasury Department that
the pubic-debt statement TO he issued to.
morrow will show a decrease in the debt
for The month Of November of a little over
81 100000. The small amount OF reduction
J. principally due to the fact that nearly
Sll000,0O0 were paid ont during the month
for pensions alone.
The receipts during the month were about
So, 100000 and the disbursements about
21,0O0,0 goo. In November OF last year the
receipts were about S25, 100000 and the eX.
pcnditures about s23,0OO.00O. There was
an increase OF about S4,0O0,0O0 in the debt
in November, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01

In the county q Carroll. which was re-
turned as being 42j TO 275 In favor Of CAL
Isle, many irregularities are alleged. II
claimed that In many Of the precincfs
throughout the district all OF the election
officers were Democrats, which IL 10 direct
violation Of law. In the county OF kenton'
tarisle's old home, number OF irrcguii-
rifles are set forth. A copy OF the petition
was given Carlisle last night, also copy oil
The notice of contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


NJ ~ HV1a - ~ Nees~.0~
NEW YORK. November SOTO day was
another extraordinary day ~ the STOCK
Exchange. recorded transactions running
I'D beg ond anything ever known before.
There was great excitement, ana pf ic0e rose
rapidly In this morning. bat the advance
eliminated shortly after noon when
ton ething very like . stampede occurred.
Prices nuctuated violently. Money was
sgain manipulated up to 10 per cent.
aud room traders by rafding every weak
point. materially aided the decline. Read
ing wasagain the most important stock 90
the list. The street believes that largo Ia.
teresfs, including London, have been
causht short OF This stock, and, thong a
heavy purchases have been made for both
sides OF the account, II Is thought that the
outstanding short interest Is still very large.
Other coal stocks especially Jersey Centrai,
were the features OF the day. Tho latter
uss advanced 10 tho morning upon 70.
newed confidence that Baltimore and
Ohio would carry out It's contract. south
western stocks particularly Texas Pacific
ard Kansas and Texas attracted much
attention. and Western Union was very
largely traced IN. Union Pacific was the
next ipvorite AFTER Reading, upon rum ors
hcm Washington OF favorable develop
mepis TO The company. Changers, with the
exception Of ~ Paul, were quiet and COM
Iaiaiiyely steady. as were also Trunk. Liue
shares. The opening Was strong. first prices
generally showing advances over iast eve-
cent. A few stocks however, ware small
ffactioDs lower. Busin - was extremely
active bpt prices sagged on little In the
early t.sding. New England being specially
weak. The entire market. however, soon
became strong. Jersey Central and Union
Paci ac making the largest advances. Read.
Ing became suddenly more active and
strong after IL O'Clock. but the upword
movement eliminated before u. NJ, and
general decline followed, In which all
stfore stocks OF the morning were no.
tieeable. The fractional rally was followed
by another decided break In the last hour.
ana the market finally closed on the rally
feyerish, exche ed, and Irregular. The total
business OF the day aggregated 100000
shares. Notwithstanding tn large dvances
recorded up TO } y. NJ. In many stocks not Q
single one on the active list records net
advance OF the day. Chattanooga, how
ever. Is up 3 per cent On the other hand,
Richmond and West Point lost per cent.
heading ~. Norfolk and Western IL |. aud
Lake shore and Western Union each l per
cent.
No0i.-Stocss active and heavy. Money,
7 per cent. Exohange-Long 4s0Aa4Sil4;
short, <sia4s4L. Governments duh.
Ercnt'lO.-Exchange, 4s03s. Money, 5al0
per cent. Sub-Tressury balances-Gold
Sl26,2C4 900 currency, s21,27i 900. Gov.
ernments dull Z per cents, 1881: pe!
cents. 1905 bid. state bondedul.
Ala ha ma yQRC A tn 3 ........... 105X
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Tho RuJear,au Throne.

by Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, November 30.-It Is announced
here that Russia does not insist upon the
selection OF Prince Nicholas, Of Mingrclia,
rs a caudidatelOI the Bulgarian throne.
LONDON, December 1.-The Siaadard
says il Is seriously proposed a sofia 70
nominate an American is a candidate for
the Bulgauan throne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
10 Remove Euto Canada
INV felegranh IN tina Dusnatch

OTTAWA, ONT, November 30.-Morlon
Frewen, cattle king OF the western State.,
had an interview to-day with the officials
OF the Department Of the Interior. lie
proposes to remove his stock from the
United States, and bring 10000 head OF
cattle into Canada next spring, II sati,flc.
tory arrangements with regard TO grazing
territory can be made with the Canadiln
Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01

my Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatch. J
BERLIN, November 30.-Tho annual re-
PofI on the state Of Siege in Berlin has been
Presented 10 the l;eichstag. II described
'he SOCIALIST movement among the working
meu a. s'ill lively, and tending more and
moie IN radical and extreme dire ctiou,
Nhch gl'es IL very provocative character.
hamhur; and AltOua are the chief centres
Of The NOV. rpept
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Steamer Bnrned and Lives LOST.
Try tAla1rQph IN thu Dianatah1

NEW ORLEANS, November 30.-A spcciql
10 the ljmes-DemOcrdt from Bayou Sara,
L., says: The Red-Riyer and Coast.Iin
steamboat Richard was burned at Cocodrio,
aboul forty miles above the mouth Of Red
river, yesterday. The boat aud her cargo
OF 307 bales of cotton are a total loss. Fire.
man George Clarke and Waterman Charles
Robinson, both colored, were drowned.
Dick Hickman, the cook, was dangerously
burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Getting q HcQuads Jury.
rPv teIepfaph TO thu Dlspatcn. 1

NEW YoBg, November G9.-The work oi
obtaining iuIy for the trial Of Doodle
Alderman MCQHade was continued to-day
in the General Sessions Court. Nathan
Kruger, a mcat.dcaler, Of 60 First avenue,
was accepted as the third iuror-two jurors
having been secured Yesterday. Archibald
Er,kine, a carpenter, Of 1iS west Nineteenth
street, took the fourth seat in the iJry-boX,
ard Malcolm Campbell, 4 broker OF II
Wall street. was the fifth Juror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
yhe fA.ianh Nall Rnhherx.

10y Angio-American cable 20 the Dispatch
bRvStis, November S0.--rhe persons
4fT'sed on suspicion Of being implicated
m The mail robbery on the Oslend express
nave been released, there being noeyidenec
.:a.nst them. IL is now supposed the
thic'es escaped on O tram from here and
have Gone TO France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
PerishcG fra the FiaIaes.

CHICAGO, November 30.-rbe Inter-
0cedn's Mason (Neb.) special says: Mackcn-
dirOH's large general merchandise es-
Enlistment was burned last night, and j.
j. Hoagland, Malcolm Miller. and a son OF
Nackendlron persisted in their sleeping
room on the upper floor. Mackendirol
saved himself by jumping from the win
dow, but the fall broke one Of his legs.
The loss and insurance have not been a.
certained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Fire ss Ray NJ. Louis.

NEW ORLEANS, November 30. "A fire at
Bay st. Louis, Miss. last night destroyed
me properties OF BolariD. Breath, Higgins
\ Delery, residence and drugstore, and the
stockton Hotel and outbuiIdings. The
residences OF Mrs. Yiliars and the Misses
WAGNER were badly damaged. The loss is
estimated at s25,0Oo-pariislIy covered by
Insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Destructive Forest Fire.
fry telegram IN thu r,,,.,.b

AUGUSTA, GA, November s0.-A forest
bre nfoke out today near Early Branch, on
,Le Poft Royal road, eighty.six miles from
mere, ana destroyed the railroad station,
sehoo'.house, residence, four railroad-cars,
,eiegrapn' poles Tor smile, and cross.ties for
hall mtle. Loss about $4,000,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Eoupd TO Couyiet Him.

CHICAGO, November SO.-Thomas Collins,
leader OF the Lake.Sh0re swltchmen
during the recent strike, had an indictment
nine years old revived against him for
theft. He has been arrested twice for at
tempted lra!n-wrecking. and will now be
prosecuted on the old charge to tsure his
conviction,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Newspaper Change.
lEV Ia,p4rn oh 10 fhn Lite anh

BALTIMORE. November 30.-rh M0rni0g
Herald, heretofore published by the Herald
Publishing Company, OF which William
j. Hooper was the principal stockholder,
has become the property OF Alexander
Brehho1er, who has purchased the entire
stock from the trustees OF Hooper, who
recently failed. Brehhotier has been gene
raj manager OF the Heraid for three years.
and will make no change in the policy OF
the PAPER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
Supreme Court Of Appeals. Yesterday

Chann against lynch. Argued by w.
VI. Gillian, Esq, for plaintiff in error, and
submitted.
Adams & Go. against Powers, Blair & Co.
Argued by &. '. Meredith, Ed, for plain.
tits in error and q. G.. kean, Esq, for de-
PENDANTS in error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
HAT DEPARTMENT..
A. SAKS & co,

HAT DEPARTMENT.
dsI-lt a. sAKs Z co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
For the Benefit OF marr,sa Won

To tO'VsI"FIt 70 Vuc IlhpaICu.T
SCRANTON, PA, November 3d. TONIGHT
an order went into effect on the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad sus-
pending all iremen In the employ of TIA;
company who are under twenty-one years
Of age. The object Is to give employment
to married men in the service Of the conf
pany who have badly suffered from short
tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-01
High sherlU of Dublin.

10Y Ahslo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.i
p1BIIS, November SO.--The Nationalist
,n' Ii,befs OF the Dublin corporation have
n.uiihaitd Sexton. Dillon, aud w. 0'Brien
,Vf the once Of high sheriff OF l)i,blin. The
selection.