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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
ADMIRED BY THE KsQUImAUx.
Lord Lonsdsie Pressing North ana
Confident OF Reaching the Polo.

SPECIAL from Winnipeg says: James Car
mic, one Of the Iiudson's Bay COmpany's
chief factors ia the Arctic circle, arrived
here Yesterday. lie reports that be met
Lord LOnsdaie two months ago away up Ia
the Aictic regions. lie was travelling with
no LfQuHnanX guides and one personal at
tendsnt. HIS English servant bad left him
three weeks before aud he was pushing
northward as rapidly o. possible. He walked
at d'v and displayed such remarkable endu-
rance thstthe natives regard him a. prodigy
and refer 20 him as the "man who walks
fast" lie even tree his guides out. He
spoke confidently Of being able, in bis simple
mode u travelling, Of reaching the North
Pole II bis attendants would stick to him.
BE said at least he would pierce further
north than any white man had ever gone.
Nearly Ell the provisions he took with him
were exhausted. md a. he would soon pass
the last Hudson BAY post I'm the country nc
would have % rely for existence upon such
food as tle natives cat. lie was IN good
health, though he said he was sure he was
not nearly 90 INT as when he started. He
was provided with an Esqu,maux fur suit
when Mr Carnie met him. Shortly after
leaving York Factory be hsd met with an
accident, bv which small bone In his LETT
arm vas fractured. lie had the arm bound
Np, ana Wneb 'Wulc saw Nm ne was DftttI.
he spoke OF being somewhat lonesome, as
he had no one 10 talk bis one language freely
WITH. Carnie said Do vas en- excellent shot,
and bad many specimens Of birds and beasts
Of The Isolated country through which he is
passing.
lie II out 10 The interest OF the Scottish
Naturalist society, OF Edinburgh, TO obtain
specimens Of birds and beasts and TO learn
more infinitely the habits OF animals and the
feslhercd kind iuhablting the northern re-
gions Besides looking into the habits OF
animals &c, be is inquiring into the habits
aud customs OF the Indians, and hiss already
learned portions Of their language, so that
English society may be prepared for the
worst on his return. Lord Lonsdale spoke
when passing through Winnipeg Of return
ing this month, and possibly not for two
years. he told Carnie he would probably
return va the Yukon country through
I..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 27.-The
Secretary OF State has received a report from
tie United States Minister to H1yti IN regard
to the case OF the American steamer HaYtien
Republic, seized nc Port ana Prince while at
tempting % force the blockade.
10 accompanied 0y mas Of documents.
including copies Of all corr espondenee that
has passed between the Minister and the
Havtleu Government in regard 10 the ease;
copies Of testimony before the prize court; OF
the opinion and decision OF the court, The
proclamation OF tue Haytlen Government,
the declaration o. the master Of The seized
vessel, etc. 10 speaking Of tine matter this
afternoon notwithstanding Riyes said that
as tn entire cores p0ndence will probably
be- laid before congress Il had been deemed
best not 10 allow ITS publication before that
il done
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
BOLD OYSTER PIRATES.
The ChesapeRke-Bay Dredgers Have
1t All Fhefr own Why.

A Baltimore Nd special says: The oyster
pirates on the Little ChOptank river have not
only put 10 flight the vessels OF the State
navy, but they have so cowed their crews
that many OF the men have resigned, and
though every iuduccmert has been offered
none others could be found TO take their
places. The tOngers," whose grounds are
thus unprotected, are the greatest sufferers.
They are afraid 10 60 10 work, aud some are
offering to dispose OF their canoes for triding
amounts. Many Of them, who were at work
on The river during the last fight, were shot
at repeatedly aud compelled to he fiat IN their
boats 10 escape The bulels.
The drcdgers are armed and supplied with
plenty Of ammunition. They have joined
forces and openly defy the state authorities.
The river Off James island, on which are the
best oy ster-grounds in the State, Is dotted
with large bay vessels aud the Eastern Shore
men fear that before they are driven of by
the State they will have DESTROYED the beds.
The pirates are taking 10 chances. They
work systematically and their forces are SO
distributed that IN case OF attack they can
either separate and sail away or else combine
and show fight. one OF their vessels is doing
guard duty right at the entrance T. the
ground.
In other sections 81 The state the same con-
dilou Of affairs exists, go tbst Just now the
oyster pirate can seal at will. There is no
one b prevent him. The STATE crews have
been notified that ia ease another such attack
was made a. that Of last week not a mothers
sou Of them would he spared. Their "a
mOralization IS complete.
Two dredging vessels, the schooner
Thomas 3. Scha'l and the pungy William VI.
McNamara, bothof which took prominent
part IN the fight. are fast ashore on iIOODer's
Point bar, having stuck there while chasing
the state sloop G. Il. Groome. No effort
whatever hss been made 10 seize them.
The people IN the state are thoroughly
aroused oyerthe Encouragement of the State
navy, especially The oyster protecting con-
tingent, and unless the service Is speedily
improved and proper protection afforded the
people propose TO take the law INTO their own
hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 2L-The
report OF the Board Of Health TO night for
the first time in III days shows a clean bin.
No new cases and no deaths for the twenty
four hours ending az q =. VI. There are not
more than twenty cases at present inside the
city limits, and these are nearly al GONZALES
cent and all past the danger point. The
outlook is very noDeful. AT the conference
to-day between members OF the Board OF
Health, q committee Of the Auxiliary Assoc
citation, aud Dr. Porter a resolution was
passed recommending that the Board Of
Health remove the present restrictions upon
travel into the city at the earliest possible
moment consistent with public safety, ~
least as soon ga di,iuicctiou shall have been
completed. The Board OF Health I'm ITS own
0Acal capacity will act upon this resolution
tomorrow afternoon. The savannah. Flori-
da and Western railroad issued the following
TO-DAY: Beginning with tins date. Noyem-
bcT 27th, the savannah. Florida aud Western
Company will inaugurote the quickest freight
schedule TO the West and Northwest via Al
blny and MONTGOMERY, for the movement of
oranges from Florida, that has ever been Of
fered 10 shippers. Tine Is as follows From
Jacksonville b Chicago, - hours; Callahan
n Chicago, % hours; Gainesville TO Chicago,
- hours. This schedule viii be IN operation
six days in the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
a Rough TRIP.

TTy feIeFfuIh 10 Ilo UIHUHItHI
NORFOLK. VA, November 2I.-Ihe steam
ship Allegheny, OF the Merchants and
Miners Line, which left Boston friday after
noon for Norfolk, arrived here tnis evening.
Captain Parker report, an uneyentiul trip
ill Sunday morning at O'Clock, VIXEN about
ten miles northeast Of CbincOteague the vessel
encountered a terrific gale from the north
and northeast and thick weather. ft night
the wind backed 10 the north and blew
hurricane. On Monday the wind yeered 10
the north Test and stiil blew a gale. II was
Monday at 3 =. NJ. before the Captain could
get bis course, and then found lie was about
seyentv.fve miles casi-sOuiheast OF Winter
Quarter hght. lie got under way for Nor
lolk and arrived safely. Eight passengers
were aboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
.rhe NOW rn.ronn lsoteI.o

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
As Richmond drummer Boy" I can
not refrain from expressing myself upon the
movement on ihe part OF The businessmen
0i our City for the purpose OF building an
"up-town hotcl.' project ia which all
RlchmondeFs should feel au interest. None
are IN s. more favorable position h. see the
actual necessity tor better b0tel facilities IN
Richmond than those who constantly come
iu contact with the people outside Of her
limits, and 10 IS invariably the case We hear
expressions Ut surprise that city Of Rich
mond's population and advantages should
he 80 deficient 100 Grst-clasS hotel accomm0-
dtti0n~. The time has come when she can
no longer let strangers comment uniWora.
hi,, aud the citizen. Of Richmond who are
so largely interested m her growth and pros
perity should meet this necessity now and
erect a new "uu.tOWh hotel that will be q
credit to Richmond far and near. Look at
pluchy Charleston, whose people have re-
Gently raised within their city funds 10 build
the "Eden." a S3j0,O00 building. Cannot
Richmond do what Charleston is doing
No one will question the advantages Of such
am enterprise Look at the kimball House,
Of Atlanta, pointed 10 everywhere rs great
advantage TO Atlanta. Let Richmond men,
who know so well the benefits OF meeting
the demand for an Improvement over her
present facilities, follow up this new era
ot prosperity that has dawned upon US, and
erect building that viii place Richmond
among II moi iu the lead OF any other CITY IN
the South. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

proyal o. the entire Centre party, laid on the
table motion providing that ali The Gov
ernnienls should be informed that the
Reichstag. convinced Of the necessity OF
represslug slave hunting In order that Africa
may be converted 10 Christian morality. y
prepared 10 support federal measures having
that object in view, and hopes that the
other Powers will cooperate In working 70
that end upon auuliorm plan.
Herr Richter announced that The Pro.
Rressists concurred in the agreement be-
tween Germany and England In regard 10
East Africa, but they were opposed TO any
expedition into the interior, not excepting
the projected mission for the relief OF Emin
Pasha. The Progressists, he said, demand
the abolition Of slavery wherever the Ger
man 1ag fnais.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

the property ard bis son appeared. each
carving revolver. "Call OF this
brute.'' shouted young Alien, and the
farmer replied. 'sWhst business hnye
you hereY Going to steaI some OF my chick
ems, were your II Is lucky FOR you that the
dog didn't eat you up. Iguess we will tske
you In cbaree until we can summon eonsta-
ber The dog was called OF, and notwitll-
standing the young lovers peolesiaiions. he
WIS taken hold of by the farmer and his son
and led into tue kitchen. The remainder Of
the family, IN state Of great excitement.
peered into the room at the burglar" when
the farmers wife, who had metyoung Allen,
Recognized him. In q few moments the
whole matter was understood, and the menu
bers OF the family insisted on Allen remaiu-
ing with them the rest OF the night, which
he consented 10 do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

WAY The many friends OF the new navy.
which be has done so much 10 build np 70
Ne present high standard, hope thot he may
end time TO add TO his alrcsdy high reputa-
ton.
81 armament aud any premium that may be
paid for increased speed, will be e., 200. 900.
In the case a each sbip for every quarter
knot 0f speed shown above the guarantee the
contractor will receive $4,000, and for every
quarter knot that the vessels fail Of reach
ing said guaranteed speed there shsll be de-
Quoted from the contract price the sum 81
$4,000 II tho contraction the construction
OF these vessels cannot he obtained at resson-
able prices from outside firms The Secretary
OF She Navy " authorized 10 build such YES
seIor vessels 81 any nayy-yard be may desig-
NATE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ITVF
To-days market shows little OF interest either
in private or public sales, while there WAS only a
aprinkling OF loose sold 40 about former prices
Tho upland DARK markets report but light
breaks AMI poor tobacco-. with7c. about highest
prices paid, while common Tugs rate AZ TO- 20
s27J. Brights are scarce everywhere ia the new
crop. Danulle VIII probably have large sales
with fair weather This week. as much tobacco
brought 10 remained unoiiered last week duriag
the Exposition. We hear " some heavy dark
old stock sales hero IN the past few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
CRAZE AND c0TrOE ExCHAras
RICHMOND. November "a. 1888
OFFERINGS.

WaKAr -26N bushels.
C0Rs.-i.S0s bushelA
OATa.- g,llO bushels
SAILS gsPOgfsD To SECRETARY
WHRtT.--White, q bushels Tor seed at sl.i3
Longberry. ~ bushels prime ~ tl.2: "A
bushels very god at Sill; 6Oi bushels gooi ~
5iO8 Mixed, ~ bushels good ~ s3.O; 9S bush
els common al a.. shOrtberry % bushels for
seed - fllg; 20 bushels Tor seed a. sl.ii: Il
bushels very goO1 at SLl0; a bushels very good
az Ff.0s: 20 Uu-helH good on private terms; %
bushels good AZ sl.0S. "A bushels fair az 500.
Total sales OF wheat 1874 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat. 2.6Ji bushels; same
day la5l year. 4sei bushels. Sales Today ~
wheat. 1884 bushels; same day Last year. 2ssf
bushels. Offerings 20 far this season, 5s4. ~
bushels: same une last year, VI. ~ bushels.
Extreme range u prices to-day, 81 to ti.ig;
same day last year, &c 10 sc.
COEE.-Wbito, 20 bushels prime old At sc.
6lg bushels prime now at BIC; SO bushels very
good rev az 55c.: "a bushels fair new az 3d..
Mixed. 100 bushels prime old al 55c. Total sales
Of corn, 1853 busbels-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
West Y.rcinla,s EIec.ion-.

INVNIIAI NT6BIAH % IU7 UIHVaIVl.T
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November 81. The
Democratic counsel have abandoned the idea
Of contesting the issuing OF certificates to the
congressional candidates who are elected on
the face Oh the returns. II any contests are
made they will be before the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes. 1ongressman-elect smith, OF the
Fourth district, went home to-day with this
understanding. Application will be made
TO The Supreme Courl tomorrow for an or
der 10 compel the county courts where a
recount j. being had 10 20 into investigations
OF alleged fraud 10 the gubernatorIal election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
Didn't Know uis wife was a ThioE


The spectators at the Central bearingsy yes
teTday were treated loan unusual scene when
Lizzie Aibrecht was led up from a cell IN The
basement 10 answer The charge OF shophiting.
She s0bbed Historically and elung tightly TO
The arm " her husband, who accompanied
her. When The case was called Detective
Franklin testified that he bsd detected
the prisoner IN the at OF stealing
PAIR OF gloves and when she was
searched a adj's jacket, which bad also
been stolen, was found Secreted under her
shawl. lie had afIcrward searched the wo-
mau's house, M company with epeca-Otlicer
Whiiem1u, OF the seventh district, aud
found q large quantity OF goods, which had
evidently been stolen, secreted in different
places. The wOman's husband said he h,d
20 knowledge Of bis wifc's doings until the
goods were found. The woman was held in
$1,000 OaIl for a further bearing on Wednes-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
vessels ashore.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

BEAUFORT, y. G., November 2L-Tbe
steamer NaeoOehee. from savannah for New
York, cotton laden, Is ashore twenty-five
miles from Point Lookout 1he crew was
saved. The steamer can probably be gotten
of.
NEw YORK, November 27.-The schooner
jonathan May, from savannah for tins city
With lumber, was driven Ashore at Sandy
Hook last night. She lies high snd drY on
the beach. IL is probable she win go 70
pieces, as the surf Is very high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

winter wheat pstcns. S.Oas1<o: sprsns vhsss,
patent. tAs3zff.iG; 10. 10 strhigbA, ~ $50 ~
90. a. e1trs, t5ssSto Wheat seaitsro qs,st<s
but steady: Fallz. tIisafiJl; l>orgD>rfy. u. %
ei.i9; No. scGfhfrn. tli5. eefTfn te1ty
No. winter fei. srct y - ~ ff,afi -,
N4aN&c.: Jaogaf ~ 1871 htf 80 fI+
bid Corn--Srf'0 triitrs ISL
all new: white. tf1 2
southern, fair B., VIZ ~. .
a9d easy: nixrS 9t +. = ~, ~. @
January. 4salt q. ffHt ts o
quiet and steady gsf jrantlt - B.
28i;t3c. western NiI,i fr4f0i tifJf. 80
efn mixed. ungasfeJ. ~ grs1Sl NJ 9
white. $50. Rye steady "a szsesr. HaT - ~
prime 70 choice timothy, sihDafiLA ll5si-
sions steady: tohbing Uato-mess-porf. 80 y,
Bulk-mests--L0tso shoulders. SIC long-cicsf,
$50: clear-rib sides, Stc-. sugar pi.kicc. 3hf
sugar-curod smoked shoulders. l0Sc Hans
is4e;1kc. lard-ke6ned, i0.c Buttor yfrY
3rm and scarce; best rolls, sDs1ec.; creamery.
$50. Eggs steady ef 2iaEc. fetroiean ahfe'
refined, f.i0 Coffee very nrm hto casfne..
fair. iokai6kc sugar strong: soft, 80.
copper-rennei steady ~ i0ais4c WhisEey
steady az tI2i.
CHICAGO.
CHrcldd NOgemDer N.-The cash qnotsuons
we're. Flour dull add weaker. but not quotsoly
lover. no. spring wheat ti.teati.a1k, No
red. fi-iriatl03h. Corn. Bhc No. 10ats. 0fc
Mess-pork. tt.&atiA6k. Lard. $40 short
rths. g.. j5af1.aO; shoulders S. xafs.y7s<: short
clear. tsatSis&. whisksy. fi.e0
1heisadiHg futures ranged ~ follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

Blbliopbiles will be interested 10 learn
that there has lately turned up m London a
copy Of the lonRsOught-fOr fret edition..
quartO, Of Thomas Shelton's translation Of
the 6rsl psrt Of The Iil'tory Of the Valiant
and WHY Knight Errsnt Don Quixote Of
fhe Mancha." THIS edition was printed by
William Stansby for Ed, BIOunt and w.
Barrett, and n dated London, 1912. II oon-
lains only the hrst part II the immortal
work, and differs m type and plginiti0n
from The edition which was published in
lG2O, With a second yoluNe by Blount alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
shot Himself scctdcusRny-very
OH

Especial telegram 70 she Dispatchl
CHARLOTTE, \. G., November Ii Alfred
harrington. one Of tee guards OF TIE county
convict chain.glug, accidentally shot hmm
self tus morning. lie was on the road car
ryin, force TO work, when suddenly a pistol
shot was heard aud burlington fell 10 the
ground An examination showed that The
Tired. The ballet sped upward, grazing
garrneion's skull and otherwise painfully
Noundiug hlm. The wound {, not necessl-
Tiy fatal.
Ms. ssnio simpson, Of Hickory Grove.
ibis county. and perhaps the oldest woman
in North Carolina, died this morning; aged
one hundred sud I've,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
nenth on stannton Laay.

TNpeclaI IoIrLIHU % IIV UI7UHI'I1I
SrAuNroN. VA, November - Mrs. Eliza
G. Woodward, wife Of Major 2. H.. Wood
ward, passenger agent Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, died suddenly last night. She
bad been unwell during few weeks past,
but her dcath came when IL was thought she
had improved Major Woodward, who is 30
widely known and esteemed, and bis family
have the sympalhles Of many friends at home
and abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
Married saekviIIe's Temporary sue
eeaaOF.
IpY Telarranh b the pisnatch.l

IBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
New YORK, November 27.-Miss Belle
Wilson and Michael Henry Herbert, who is
at present Lord SsckVIle- Wesps temporary
successor in charge Of the British Legation
at Washington, were married at noon to-day.
About a thousand inyitations had been
issued. and there was brilliant gathering
OF friends at ST. Bartholemew's church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
The Csbinel IN session.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-Ihe Presi-
dent came into the city This morning from
Oak View and all the members q the Cab
met Joined him At tie White House ab1ut
noon. They were IN conference for two
hours. II is understood that the Presi.
dents message 10 Congress was the prlncI-
pal topic considered.
Judge John " Wright, OF Tennessee,
who some months ago resigned The Office Of
law clerk in the General LRRd Office 10 ae-
cept an appointment on The Sioux Con-
mission, has beeu r6appointed 10 bis old
position In the General Land Oflce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
zARKxrs BY rELgaRApa
XRW YoNN.


NEW YoRk. November H.--Cotton steady:
aales. 5l5 bales: uplanda, i3-l5c: Orleans,
l5-lsc. net receipts, ~, iz3 bales; expogts-Jo
Great Britain. 1907 bales: 30 France, n ,259
bales 20 the Continent. 9,ss7 bales: stock. ma
SET bales. southern fi0ar quiet and steady
Wheat saRe higher and unsettled; No. 3 red.
iOizaflO2 elevator: opti0ne closed firm 81 e a
&c. over yesterday; No. red, Noyen osr.
si0iTS; December, tL0oh ssL0lB; May. sl.osk
asl l04. Corn weak and NC. lower: No. Z asa
4,ke., elevator; options 80. lower and heavy I:
November, fHc.: December, f7ks<S4e: May.
41Aai7Ae Oats kaxe lower and weak: op-
tons duh Ar1 AaAc. loser; November and De-
eember. 81 he; AGy, @AAohc. Hops dali
Co1ee-Optioas closed steady AZ last nights
prices; spot Rio steady: fair esrgoos, SO. 81
sugar strong; fair refining. 5 &i6e. Aolseses--
New Orleans steady. Reel Domestic. AZ &c.
Cotton-seed Oh quiet Roein quiet Turpentlne
dull a. 90. asked Hides steady. Pork lower +:
mess. fia.5oaslA74 Beef duh. Cutmeats quiet
Middies quiet Larf Arrives western steam.
SSH city. $40: November, $3.50; May, Ss.s2.
freighfs steady.
BALTIMORE
BALrA0Rz. ND. November gs.--Coiion very
dull mideiing. 9xagsze. fi1ar--Siigntiy hotter
inQgiry Howard elreet and western super. 50
t4f5: do extra. S1soatla5: do faraily, Ms)a
3A0O. CITY millss lilo bfnoa@ extra Azoab !:
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supposed TO Have Foundered at Sea.
InN fnIarrnnh 10 the nlanafch1

CoHAssEr, Mass, November 27.--There IS
li'te dou0t that the steamer Allentown. be-
longing TO the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, foundered OF this port
ia sundays gale, and that all on board
Ierisbrd. She was an iron boat Of 1850 tons,
aud bad cargo ~ coal for Salem. Mass. She
cleared from Philadelphia November 2lst,
with Captain George W. Paul No command,
and q crew Of eighteen men. The shore at
Sandy Cove and Sandy Beach is strewu With
wreckage Of all kinds. including liie-pre.
servers bearing the name OF Allentown. The
whistle Of the vessel IN distress was heard
sunday afternoon directly outside this port.
The Allentown was due at Salem, under or
binary circumstances. on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
Unpieasant Experiences OF g Lover.

one Allen, al New YORK city, after visit
ing his sweetheart Ia Rockand county, N.
Y, the other evening, started for the house
OF trend 10 spend the remainder OF the
apart, aud Allen decided 20 make a "sb0rt
tackled Allen the moment he entered the
ward. The brute was beaten on, but CON
tinued To worry Alien until tile owner OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have . srogRMErz FOLDER, IN perfsst
ogsssr. which se Will sell ~ a great barsssa IL
will fOld an eight or fo1f-pagc paIer ne slts
" ne Dfspa,ch o. smaller Il VIII also c1t ana
vase the eigntp4ee paper iteaa " readily
attached 70 any pres%
We sefer 70 Ins Petersburg iatss-APpcaf ~ %
the character Of ia WORT. since nat papes las
Ias Counterpart Of his mschiae AltSehei - -
r,rs.ss ana nos In suoceAsfgi operation Al
ares. Tux DlPATCb COMPANY,
ny &im' kichfnco1 Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, November 27.-la The Chamber OF
Deputies Boulanger's election from the De-
partment Of Nord was declared valid.
NJ. Wilson was again present IN the Clam
Der Of Deputies to-day.
The Council OF Grand Otieut Masons have
decided 10 take part in the demonstration at
the grave Of the Reyolutionlst Baudin on
December I'd.
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IBy Telegraph 70 mo uispatch.I
NEW YoRE. November 7.-TwO seamen
OF the United States cruiser Boston, suffer
ing from yellow-fever. were transferred to
northumberland Hospital this afternoon.
The body OF surgeon Simon was taken TO
the same place, where u viii be placed ina
metallic coffin and held subject TO bis iami-
lN's order