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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
injunction In Railroad Case.

10y AEANEie pa W Wv tft'fNar--4
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November "a In the
Chancery Court today Chanteilor Gibson in
the East Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia
railroad case, IN which the minority stock
holders fled q bin 10 enioin a majority from
making lease n the West Point Terminal
Company and Richmond and Danyille sys-
TEN, and also TO appoint receiver,
granted an injunction restraining the
East Tennessee Company from approving
the lease In spy WAY or at any meet
ing, and also granted an order preventing
The Richmond and DAnViIle Company from
operating the East Tennessee road under the
lease or assuming any contract by virtue
thereof. The motion for receiver was de-
MED upon the condition that the East Ten
nessee Company IN good faith rsSssume the
control OF its property; but II this was not
done, or II compliments could show that
there was sny collision, whenever the same
was brought to bis attention, the Chancellor
would appoint receiver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
A CAMPAIGN FIASCO.
DISMISSAL or TIE CASE AeArEsT Mr.
0OfH0N.
ghs Allegation that Jackson. ward Voters
We're Cht uoted Not
Sabstantiatod

The cfse Of A. y. Gulson, charged with
hlndering. delaying, and obsIrucling the
voting at the Second precinct 10 Jackson
Ward on clection-day, November G,h, was
called before Uaitod commissioner
Ploasanls ye-torlay.
Mcssrs. q. " Meredith, william J.. Roy
oil. and ". G.. Preston appeared rs council
Cor Mr. Ouicou, aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
torneJ James Lyons aod Nr. Floyd Hughes,
son Of Judge 4. w. Vu,bes, represented
1.-The prosecution. The examination Was held
7 in the Uuted states Court room, on north
Twelfth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
n.,,n af V,r HoIomon Wise.

Mr. SOlemOR Wise died at bis residence,
First aud Leigh streets, yesterday afternoon
al y O'Clock. lie had been a resident Of
this city for the past twenty years and was
about fifty years Of age and was respected as
a man and good citizen. lie formerly
took an active part IN politics and for seye-
raj years was Justice OF the peace for JET.
ierson ward. OF late years he had been
engaged 10 the manufacture OF cigars eud
was 10 falling health for year past, al
though bis death was sudden aud unex-
peetsd. MIR. Wise was q member Of Loge
Frsncaise, A. +. and A. M.; Virginia Coun'
ell, RoySl Arcauum; Virginia Lodge, Knights
az Honor; Chosen Frieads; Schiller Lodge,
ODD Fellows; BENJAMIN Lodge. !. o. B'nai
Rr1ih; Hlilel Lodge, X. 5. e., and Solomoa
Ledge, Free Sons OF Israel, which bodies
will attend bis funeral from his late resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon at s O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

[By telegl aph 10 the Dispetchl
HIGH Posi-. n. c., November A.-The
day was clear and cold and the birds scarce.
ia the pointer stake, fourth series. Ossau
beat Consolation; Dexter beat Ossian sud
won the first money. Osslln and Roger
Williams will run Monday morning Tor the
second money, which will inish the pointer
stake, Ossian having run two heats. The
rules do not allow three heats 10 be run In
Oue day. This is the cause Of the delay.
Four braces were run 10 the alLage setter
stake. MAI. Goodwin beat Dave r., Ciucin-
atus beat Saddlebags, Bob ii. beat Memphis.
OyerI Kendafs JOY beat Memphis, and
Overt Kendll's Ollie L. beat d. 81. Bsrrin-
gers Eta Hll. The club meets tonight
and will elect annual officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

sails N view OF The fact That Bstidin was
Republican. n the question were discussed
NJ. Barodei's motion ought TO have priority,
psreclally AZ il included similar bonors Of
the remains OF General Maceu. u. Laisant
insisted that bis proposal should be given
priority. he declared himself Republican,
but be was dissatisfied With the present re-
public, which was governed by Orieanists.
". Floquet reiorted I" never received The
adhesion OF the Comte de Paris" Jap
plause.1
The vote on the question OF priority re-
suited IN favor Of NJ. Barodeps motion-470
-
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rho n.dIca, rrers..lon InvoIved.

fDy AnglO-Am8Flcan caDI5 % ms DspaIon-I
IosBsN, November 24.-Sir william
Jeuuer hss resigned from the British Medical
Assoc stion. An Influential committee has
addressed q protest 10 the counsel OF the as
sociotlOn agaiost the publication by tbs
British tedical Journal OF the late Emperor
Frederick. note 70 Dr. Mackenzie. The
Medical Journal Is tie organ Of the assoca.
ton aud DR.. JenneF Is the court physician,
and his withdrawal from the association re-
fects the anger which the publication Of the
noie bSs caused at court. The protest OF the
committee denounces the publication OF the
document az violation Of professional con-
fdence which will throw discredit upon the
whole medical profession OF the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
sudson snstsgOfe Burncs.
~ tnIn--at.h M. no nlsna,cn.

srlwA. Ala. November "a. 90 The Times
saws; The natl CONVEYS Intelligence OF the
burning " Judsla Female Institute az Ma
ron, thirty mites west 81 here, this evening.
The buildings were cnrrCly destroyed, but
the bedding aud the greslcr part OF the fur-
niturs aod wardr00es ~ the pupils "ere
saved. No lives were lo.f. The nre Is sup.
posed 10 hsva originated from sparks falling
on toe roof % the binding. Jud'oh Is enc
~ tho oldest and hest. kuown female colleges
IN the south Thc hss IL about 100000;
insurance. $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
nauaGer. ard sw'tcno,cn sti'i Apart

10y islth ARu W AlAs tA'Ne-rlaf
lvDIANAP0LI5, November 2i.-rhe rail-
road managers aud striking switchmen do
not seem 20 be- any nearer an agreement than
Yesterday. The superintendent Of all the
lines held conference this afternoon, and
il was nnanimously aereed thst no cohces-
STEMS shOnld be made. The number Of freight
trains leaving the city during the past
tWenty-iOur hours was not more than q
dozen. The regular ireights continued to
arrive all day. however. ard the blockade is
becsming serious. On one road alone tiXlV
trains arrived. TIE fact that the roads during
the afternoon began 10 bantle some OF the
accumulated freight in the yards was keen
dsapDOintuant % the strikers. II became
50 evident that they 0ero being gradually
locked out shortly after noon that they de-
tcrmined 10 ask the engineers snd dreneD TO
be present at the meetings 10 induce them, II
possible. 80 Join their movement They
succeeded in getting number o. tbem 10
attend. aud the wnlte men " the two other
brolherhoOds expressed sirOrgtympathY for
the switchmen and uBoiicaly limited at in-
tentlons OF an important movement vet
definite ScLiou was postponed untll
Tomorrow. During the early forenoon a
lsrge number OF striker gathered about ths
Panhandle yards. aud many Of them were
uuQcI lho luuurANt VI iIhNA' Wv 'f''''
the time 10 loud abnges Of the substitutes
working passing trains and shouting oatns
and familiar eplthets Of "sctbs" az them.
The crowd Al NOble-street crossing became
very bOister0us "a early ~ o'clock aud
stoned a Pan-il andle-sWitchmeo train ~ that
Il WAS brought 10 n fuil stop. The ii feeling
81 the men was increased by the Psn.llSndle
officials dischIrgine the strikers wbO we're Ia
their enplov. Two OF the sNitcbmen thus
di,uaigsed we're receiving SIS per month.
one Al Cjnciunati, Hamilton s1d Dayton who
struck was getting $50 and four more SO.
Probably tue strikerS' wages everywhere
over tho city averaged from $50 b. $40. and
they are among the besi-pald unskillrd work.
men. Il is claimed by the officials, employed
ia ffsf1 eaHnfrv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Dr. Henry {. jones, tue director-general
OF the Exposition Just closed, gave the
clerks Of bis department banquet last night
al Murphy's Hetel. An admirable supper,
embracing al seaseBa0le delieacfes, served
with a lavish hand aud iaterSpeFsea with
draushls OF several kinds Of vine, afforded
The guests SIMPLE opportunity for CASTRO
nOmic indulgence aDd weiEfed Subtraction.
When supper Was over Major A. Il. VEGA
Die made brief speech. eomplimepting the
paea on their iidelty 70 duly, ana DIR. Jenes
followed in An address thanking those around
hin Tor their assistance IN bis duties. Othsr
resasrks were made BY Sergeant Epps, hr.
Bsrretl, who had charge OF she machinery !
Mr. samuel Wsggoner, Mr. White, and Mr..
Russell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

[By Anglo-AmerlcRn cable to the Dtspatch-l
LONDON, November 24.-At the Manehes-
ter November meeting TO-DAY 4 race for the
Manchester November handicap Of Twenty
sovereigns each with 1000 added for three
year-olds and upwards was Won by Lord
Howe's four.year.oid bay colt Claymore.
which was ed by sir II. De Trsford;
II. 7. Feuwick's four-Year-old bay colt Phil
was second and Vyner's three-year-od bay
Glly Fallow Chat third There were ighteen
sfarters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
LfbeIsuit Against the ChieagO Times.
IN ..t....,h a. th. nsar.t.nt

CHICAGO. November ga suit for $3.50,
coo damages vas instituted against the Chi
cago Tines Company in the Superior Court
to-day by The consolidated RAPID Transit and
Elevated Railroad Company. The suit Is for
altered libel for the publication OF leading
editorial in the Times tins morning, charging
IN stronger language than before that tse
consolidated company u eorruptionist and
has bought up the City Council. This Is tue
second suit for Ike amount begun By the
same company against the same paper and
on the same grounds within the present
week, making an aggregate oil bali million
damages sought to ue recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
DEATHS

BALL-Dlsd, November 2ath, at io:4S A II.
Mrs. hkSRT e. BALI.
Her funeral will take place as the residence.
No. 81 nor.h Eighth street., TUESDAY MORN
INd AZ IL o'clOcS.
HKATg.-Dled. al thu residence OF his mother,
No. sls norta sixth street, saturday merninfi
Noyelnbsr a, 1874. JOHN y. HEATH, 500 OF
hrS 4. j. snd tue late Alfred A. Hssthi aged
tBenty-sigBt yssrA -
Hls funeral will take place from tbs above re-
sdsncs MONDAY al ~ N. Friends ana &C
qualntAaces Invited 70 attend.
RAgLAgD-Dted. IN washlngtsn, d. C..
Wednesday. November 2ist. al 7.5D A. NJ. AID
DIE O., vile Of mo late James J. ksgIand. Tor
1hs iaternaenl tsok Dlass Saturday ct II A. n.
al shOckce csTnstegy.
WIsk-Dted, On SATURDAY a. $50 r. NJ, SOLO
MOS WISE, To the nfsieth year q his ass.
Bis flnsral will take place from bis late fesl-
deuce, corner First aDd i4slgh street,. on NON.
DAY AFTERNOON ~ 3 o'clock. Friends and
acQuaintancss are invited " sttsnd-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Left Debts aud Forsea Notes nehind.
nv talarranh p the plaRAtcAl

PHILADELPHIA, November "a Walter j.
Booth, OF West Grove, Pa, one OF the most
widely-known and popular young business
men Of Chester county, has disappeared,
leaving kehind him nearly sl4. 900 In un-
secured debts, aud seine forged Hetes. Booth.
At bis farm near West Grove, engaged ex-
Iensiyely IN buying and selling stock, ear
Fiages, and farming machinery. BE did a
large business. but apparently with little
prohl, aud bis debts consist chiefly OF notes,
which we're endorsed BY ais trends and
blsiness acQuainiaaces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Na,ionsl Editorial Association.

10y ttIosIapu y IH5 DI5pEtIl-I
SAN ANTONIO. lex, November Zi.-The
National Editorial Association has decided
10 hold the next convention At Detroit IN
August or September. 1889. the exact date 10
be fixed bV the Executive Committee. The
election OF officers resulted a. follows J. X.
Pettls. Of Arkansas, president; 4. u. Hicks.
OF Missouri, first viee-presidsnt; n. Il. Me-
Cormick, Of AIAbaaa, second yiee-pre'i-
dent; l.. Z. stanly, Of Alabama, third vice
president; w. N. Kennedy, OF Pennsy-
Yauis, and Z. r. Fletcher, OF Illinois, cor.
responding secretaries; II. A. Harry, Of
Illinois, treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
ascaela MANN an.pension.

DEs MOINEs, a., November 2L-lt seems
that the immediate cause Of the suspension
n The Osceola Bank Ba, the commeucement
Of proceedings by The Ait0mey-General for
failure 70 report H. condition 10 the Auditor
" tue state A. required by law. Judge
H,ryey appointed Captain Nix. OF Alton.
receiver. aad the work 0t asc raining the
asset, ADD lablli.les " the Institution Is now
Under WAy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Judgment Upheld.

rBv Anglo American cable 70 tbs Dispstch-l
EDISDURGH, November 24.-The judgment
passed by Judge Kiunesr In the case OF Par
neil against the Times allowing proof on the
question Of srrestncnts, and from which the
Times sppeslei, has been unanimously up
held BY The judges OF the nrst division Of rne
Inn-f OF Neaalnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
rInrrihIe Trnr,nY.

ny telegraph 10 ths Dapaich.l
EAYsAs CITY. No., November 9.-A
Journal special from ozark, No.. reports a
horrible tragedy twenty mules south OF
ozark, IN Tanry county. Mrs. Amanda
Truitt Killed two Of Der young children with
a baichet snd then cut her throat with =
buicher-kniio. No "details are given, but 10
is supposed that the unfortunate woman was
dcmenled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
The Canadian oarsm am. victory

WAsHISGT0s. November 2i.-VConnor,
the Canadian Oarsman, beat Joh0 Teemer to-
day IN three mite with turn race on the
Potomac FOR g., $40 . side and the American
championship. OCopnof's hacker su-
nOuneed that be Will take O'C0Rnor 70 Aus
tralIa to contest the worlds championship
With seagle. There was considerable feelicg
between the two osrSmen. and they were both
IN deal earnest. VCoanor's time, 20 min-
utes, 90 seconds. Tecmer's time was not
taken, but be was ten lengths behind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

rBy AnsIo-AmerlcAn cable to the DlspAich-l
PARIS, November 24-In tie Chamber Of
Deputies to-day 81. Laisant (Boulangistl
proposed that the renains OF the kegsla-
Iionnt EsuGIn be transferred from the csme-
terry wkers they now lie 70 the Pantheon.
N. Barodtt claimed priority for his motion
10 sImlIar eject Prime Minister Floquet
expressed establishment that party allied 10
the BonaDutists should make such RFolo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

reaned. t7.fa coTse vcry srm sad more sc<fvs,
i.iO ca goo. fair. lsEe. sugar sfsne; A soft,
sxc. coppef-rofned quiet Il issieHa Wits
key steady At slai
CHICAGO
ovrslso. Novsmssr 2k--rhs cash aso,sa,as
pers: Flour dui and stcsdy. no. spfilz
Mo- 2 corn. toc. No. oats. $50. Ness.ppyt.
fLa0asils0 lard. asa hibs. tEsf' -;
shoulders. firrn; ssortclssr, fffnor "hisz' },
Thelssains futures ranged as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Tho aueen.. Conaasnce.

[By Anglo-Amsrican cable ~ The Dispaseh.l
LosDoN, November 4.-sir Charles Wa.
rem, who recently resigned a. chif OF
police ~ Lend9n, has been offered COM
maud OF brigade At Aldefshot. This shows
that the queens confidence 10 bfm has not
absted. lie Will doubtless accept the offer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
uARREAGEa.

RLLOrT-FKAR--H Married. Tuesday. Noven-
her GOA, al No, 81 west Cary street, Dy hsv: W.
u. Evans, Miss LIZZIE fEAh ~ SAMUEL l.
gLLIOTr; both Of this cay.
LIEsFEID-ERICK.-A al ~ Johns
German church, JhHnsisy, royomber lsSt
| b. the Rev Paul l. nonzei, Mr.. JOHN II. LIS
| PELD 70 niss ALYlSA W. PRICK; both OF
| Hourino county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

BNTlNOER. Mo. November 81 Virginia
consols. 40 sskei: 30. IO-lOs. GR36 Baltimore
and Ohio stock. gj4al0o Northern CentraL -,
Cincinnati. Washington aud baltimore Is 81;
DO. 2is, G.; do Jdo, % bid; cOasO, gas bonds,
liUalii: DO. stOck, tAk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

NOVEMBER ~. icfa
There were but few sales reported on Change
to-day, while privately there soems 70 have
been some trading Of which We may Do aole 10
give the particulars next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Nvw YORK. November 2A-Tne weekly bank
statement "a az follows; tescrvo, Increase,
s5gDo75. loan. decrease. f2,l56 sc0; specie, IN
crease si77 40: iegal-trpdefs. decrease. NNS0 ;
deposits. dscroase, {1,u0,O0; circulation, in-
crease $1,000
The banks now hold sig, IN excess OF the
o. r-~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
parueiI Defenee Fund.

TBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatsa-i
LONDON, November 24.-The iund Tor the
defence OF Parnell and bis associates in meet
Ing the charges Of the Times now amounts
n con 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERswirH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tia Few York and Rishmosd
stock Exchsngss--Grsin, Flour, Cot
ton, Neat and other QnotasioHA
mr ,slexr.ph to ne pl.p.,ch.l

IEF teIoftNVu 70 s1a0 D'0F"0'tET
- wAsHIHaros, November si-For Vir-
FAIR 1ginia. fair, except in Southeast Vir-
--Jginia, light showers, nor,hsriy Winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

For some time pas. the RIchmond How
iizers have been adding 10 their treasures At
their armory such pictures, relies, and
cvrsos As relate 20 the past history OF their
gan.xation. A year ago the company made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
nARxErs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YOgS.


NEW YosK. November 24.--cotfon easy; sales,
1874 b⩽ upIaads, i5-i6c.; Orleans, 10 i-iS.;
not receipts at all ports to-day, 43,0ol bales: sx-
p0r.s-.o Great Britain, 1893 sslss; 70 TIE Con
tinenL l9s4i bales; s,ccs. ~, $40 oaier- Wheat
heaVy Aad lover: No Z red. 81. Aa<i03: No
vsmCsr. si.0sss; Nay, si.lo,. asi-i2 Corn weak
<7t.s48. Oats weaker. Norsmbsr, ST.; Decsui-
Der. azAL2kc, 1oy. s5ka2h coaes-optioss
lover: December, slaseasi4zo: spot Rio de-
pressed but quiet. fair cargeos. Sise5- Sugar
Raw quiet and srm; refined quiet xna steady.
aud frm. Cotton-seed oil nrm ana DUH hosin
aud unchanged. Niddes dulL Lard about
$50. Freignls steady.
BALTIMORE
BALriMogs. ND. noyen Der A-Coiton easy;
middling. sc Flour inactive and nearly nomi-
nat Hheat-Soutbern scsrce sad arn: fuiiz
gL0SAtl.i2; LongberTy. si.Nssi.i3; western
weak; No wiater red. spot sAc; DeceG-
ber. 98-. s9ske.: Jsaasrr, sl.yo4 ssiepa
cern--Seuthorn s,es&y aud arrivals mssfIJ nes
white. o6ao6c. yeiiow. ;oabie.; wsssera weak
mixed spot, 4fs4s.e; year. EAs4ttas Jan
nary. 44stSG; feerusu, A4a<ftc. Osts
IRA: prllns scsrce; ssafkern sne fsens, Iva
MIA, SAGE. western waits, uagfs1ea. Sfs55a
wealern mtxed, ungfadp6. X,a1Dl; graded
No white. Sla hye Neglected and iessr 81
5ea1le. Hay 1rn asd hixhar; prime ~ cz>sfas
afnosby, sla59zsizsA frosisions steady. bai-
tor lgn and hixsef; bsss rolls ioAatc creAm-
eek ssaasa kksaA<nkSs fsAraassakA s''ikA'
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GRASS sEED.-ioO bushsls At si.iA


FLOUR
We quots: Fins. ta5)AsL15 s1pornns. ana
Sa25. extra, g. 5)asl75: family, SizbLJo patsa'
iGniiy, couAtry, tLljatAzj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

RlcHxoSp. November a. 1897
oFFssfgGA

HIEHADHN NVFtWVVE ID t3IF
pFFxsgGA
WHRAT.-3i8 1872 busnola
CORY--sl6 OgHbelA
OAT8-lfJ bushels
mEAL.-ll0 bushels.
PEAS ~l5 busheh
OKcHAED-GRAss agED.-l00 bushelA
SALES EaPOEfED 10 SECRETARY.
WHElT.-Whlto. % bushels for sosd AZ N.l3
a bushels very god ~ till. B0ngbefry, eco
bushels geo At gI.0s 600 bushels good on priya.s
terms MiTed, 90 bushels prime en piiYsto
terms. Is bushels very good At fIl0 short
barry 200 busnois very good al clio. IotAI salea
Of wheat 225s sukhcls.
Cogs.--White, 100 bushels very good old on
pr.yste terms; Ao bushels very Rood now a. DC
IA busuels far new AT go Total sales OF corn.
14 Dushel%
liEAL-l!0 bushels country bolted on private
terms ~
ORcHAKD-GEAss sEED.--io0 bushels Al ti.lA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

All citizens troubled With coughs or colds
SHOULD Al enee use DR.. BULBS Cough sfrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

TIES wElrHss IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY VA
cloudy aud cool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

COTTON REPORT.
Harfss nrm.
QUOTATIONS.
Kidding. exc.
Low 4fDDLiS6. 9'.c.
0OoD ORDINARY. SEC
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LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NOVEMBER ei--Narks 81 steady. Sales OF new
stOck reported to-csy ~ SNc, sni receipts trom
tho country large New pume. jaSsc ehha
primo. SAC: fancy. $50; common, lh&tc.;
sheuod, q a2,c: factory hand picked, tsoAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
He DID NOT SAY

Mr.. Inmau is nan OF commanding ap-
pearauce And has very searching eve. lie
appears rather distant, but IS really very
pleasant in ceaverGsti0n. When asked by a
Dispatch reporter yesterday II kr. sect,
president Of The Riehmond aud Danyilse, re-
ported bin correctly IN DENYING the language
quoted a. bis in circular recently issued
whiek plsced him in the attitude OF saving
that he would carry trade from Norfolk TO
savannah, be said:
DYss, Mr. Scott reported me correctly. |
never made the statement charged against
NE, nor aay other that could possibly have
been construed a. even inumating that We
would do AnythiHg whatever 10 iniure Nor
folk or any ether port. What l said, and
that was an, was that the Norfolk and West
cru Reople would not ike the uDihcaSton Of
our systems, as it would ipiure their business.
l intend to do netting 70 iriure any port
that our lines reach, but, on the other hand,
mean 70 treat al fairly, and as far as possible,
help al Of them"
Mr.. Inlaan said this was hls secoLd visit
20 Richmopd; that be was not As yet familiar
vita the CITY, It's people ana Their wants I;
that he expects In future 70 he more re-
quent visitor; that many improvements are
needed along the system which De wishes 70
look inte and see asent.
CAPTAIN George A. Ainslie. president OF
the Chan0 Der OF Commerce, ard Judge George
l.. Christian, ce-president, would have
been with tie Reception Committee, but
both Of them were called out OF the city on
business. the former 10 Lynchourg ana the
latter 10 Louisa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Alderman james Bshen could not give The
paue OF any voter that was intiuidated.
When John Andersen was arrested witness
bsiled blm out He l~linsssl came 0AeA 70
the poll. ana announced that he had enough
property 10 bail al the celored men4n Jack
son VI ard II they we're arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

NJ. w. p. Berry (Republicau ticket
hol6er) deposcd that It took from one minute
20 SIX To vote MAJ. lie thought three ar
-tsis were made by Mr.. Guigon's orders.
TIE lster would question men after they
rat voted Mr.. Guigon asked one man
whom be knew 10 Ice sixty wears old II he
VS. tweuty.cnN Mr. Meredith subjected
witness 90 a critical cr0sS-eXaminetlon, In
witch The latter admiited that when Mr..
Guieon tskCd the "old man II he was
tvsnty.onc wears cid he also ssked bin II be
YVES old enough to fail 10 love, sud that all
81 tins seemed TO have been done IN q locu-
lEr manner.
JCDGE wApplLL DISTRICTS.
r. G. Tate, deputy msrsha. At ths precinct
said be did not see Mr.. Gulgon Interfere
vita voters, ana the only ob,tfnctonist ne
saw was Judge Waddih lie showtd tse
Court hos Toe entrance 90 the polls was
located. bnd said that the whites and blacks
rood Ia separate lines. aud Judge Wsddhi
stood 70 font oil the latter With his watch IN
hh hand aud made toe coiored men stay
pack. When the Judge LEFT be put negro
IN bis place. and II any eol0TNd man got to
tho polls he bad % break line and Walk
around Waddil's substitute.