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manufacturing BIaie, tho result lAsI
Tuesday, wL.oh showed an average
gaia OF l6 DER can't for she Republicans,
and dscFeA:e Of 6 per cent In She
Democratic vote, muas be taken IS an
Ansnfz 10 President OlevelAnd's free
trade policy, snd The voice Of the pso-
pie In opposition 10 the Mills bill. Ore
gOn was abe nrst 10 rebuks the Preai-
dent, and nov Vermont adds her pro-
Isst HRainst free trade. We are greatly
mis- AIKEN n The same docs NOT prove
the case in all the manufacturing states
OF tha E0EIh. The woIklnRman are Too
we'll intotme and soo Intelligent 70 be
hocduink.d by free traders Into barter.
ing AsAy thfir present. prosperity, and
Keda2iDg themselves 10 the level Of lht
Ill paid lAo5rers OF tEes ErAde GrsAl
BEiIAin. Tais iapt and the farther fA /,
thSk hs made Rrtev0us mistake In sry
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
IzANI PTON.
marrow Escape-FRsfOr Installed, &c
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NM M. II % 1927

marrow Escape-FRsfOr Installed, &c.
fCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER "a, 1883.
Mr.. Ed. Tennis fell from the roof OF a
three.siory building at Fortress Monroe on
Thursday. but fortunately escaped without
serious Injury.
MIR. and Mrs. IT. Il. Booker gave a pro-
grcNiye.euchre party ut their residence last
night 10 q large number OF their young
friends.
General W. r. Franklin, United states COM
missioner-in- chief 10 the Paris Exposition,
has invited Mr.. c. Il. Hoitzclaw, prominent
builder OF this town, 10 accompany the COM
mission and superlntend the construction
OF the apartments for the United States eX.
bIbit. Mr. Holizclsw will accept the invita-.
ton II his work here will admit OF bis
leaving.
The will OF Captain William Adams,
United States army. was admitted to pro-
bate in tho County Court this week. Miss
Annie :. b. Welch, sole deYisee aud legatee.
qualified as Administrative, giving bond IN
the penalty Of $40, 900.
There has been only one case up before
MavOr Brown so iar this week.
Rev. Charles d. Price was formally in
stalled pastor OF the Presbyterian church on
Thursday uigat. Ia spite Of The disagree
bic weather ihe church was well filled. The
Installation sermon was preached by Rev.
DR.. Armsiopg, OF Norfolk; the charge TO
the pastor delivered by Rev. Mr.. Lacy, OF
Norfolk, and tue address to the Church by
Rev. Sir. MoCluer, OF Brambleton.
The "Mendessohn Club" gives an enter
tainment In Greble Hall on Monday night
The body OF Franz Herz0g, Soldiers
Home inmate, was found on the shore near
the mouth OF Hampton river q few days
ago. lie is supposed TO bAge drowned him
seli, as he made such an attempt some
months ago. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Thnv Know Hum.

Il must be gratifying to every true Viz
ginisu 70 know that MALONE is so well
known at the North that the ISLANDERS be
heaps upon the people Of his own state will
have no uniayorable effect there. The
Providence Journsl gives him lick-as FOL
lows:
"The acton OF Senator Quay and General
Malone ia proposing 20 contest the rights OF
the Democratic electors Of Virginia to cast
their votes IN The Electoral College before the
courts will open q very new and interesting
phase in American politics, and involves
good msny questions Of law, which cannot
now be definitely passed upon. II cannot be
said that the cau,e of purity OF election Is
aided by tue character OF the champions to
any great degree ia this instance"
We doubt that a dozen Republican papers
ia the North will speak Of Malone other
wise than contemptuously or disrespeetiully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Not SurDrlsing.

Some Of our northern contemporaries eX-
press surprise at the pacific tone OF the speech
young Emperor WILLIAM delivered IN open
Ing the Reichstag. We see no reason TO be
surprised. The fact IS the young ruler is
proving an agreeable disappointment TO
many, aud, 10 Use an American expression, he
MS frequently OF late compelled his crit
ics 10 eat crow. lis declaration
that TO bring without necessity the
mlseries even of a victorious war upon Ger
many would be incompatible with his Chris
tisn faith and his duty towards the German
people not only embodies noble sentiments
but is instinct with common sense. Ger
many has nothing to gain by s war, and a
war without necessity would seriously im-
pair The Emperos's popularity with the
mares II II did not weaken the bonds OF Ger
man unity. We doubt not that WILLIAM IL
ambitious 10 make a reputation as dgbtlug
Hoatnzoilern. Indeed, be has never pre-
tended 10 conceal the fact that his beart Is
With the camp rather than with The court
Bot even II we are not disposed TO credit
hln with patriotism, We should credit him
with wisdom enough TO know that the time
has passed in Germany for sbsoluieism.
Those who expected him 10 rush headlong
htO trouble with some OF bis neighbors
forget that he has masters These masters
are the Will OF the people and the GerInan
Constitution. For WILLIAM TO bring on
war without necessity would be 10 nske oc-
casion for an Offensive war. violate the spirit
not toe letter Of the Constitution. and re.
padiate the policy which mere than any
ssng else Is tending TO make the German
people homogeneous aud consequently
snards The strongest hope for the perpetuity
Of the empire. Interest. reason, and states-
manship, therefore, dictated that the Young
EDperol's voice should have been for
pesce. lie has clearly placed Germany In
position where, should war be forced upon
Der, her people will be united and she will
have the moral support Of the outside
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Sc. for papers good Pins;
100. for papers English Pins:
&C. for silver Walters worth CSC:
Zoe for Japanned Walters worth 3oci
Sc for good Bristle Tooth Brushes;
81. for good Bristle Band-Brushos:
Toe for extra quality TOoth-Brushca:
e. for good Rubber Dressing Combs;
1Oc. for 6 spools 600 yards basiinS C91son-so'a
by other houses - equal y o. y. Ii
&C., for Milward's best Needles:
e. for Watsonis Needles-eGusl 70 tho oessi
81, Tor dozen Covered Dress steels;
Dc. for dozen Wash Dress Buttons;
O.. for Il dozen White China Buttons;
&c. per dozen for the best Ivory Dress Buttons
&C. Der d dozen , for Fancy Metal Buttons worth
o.. Tor teather shawl and Book-Strsps;
Sc for excellent shoe Polish;
l2sc for Decorated Paper scrap Baskets;
iOc. for pretty six Plush Tides;
g. per yard for Crepe Lisse Neck Rufiiing:
CSC. for the Vernon ToOih-Brush-sold every
where 81 Csc.
Be. for pretty Windsor Ties;
isc. for Solid Sterling Silver IhlmoleA
GLOVE DEPARTMENT
DC for 7-button Uudressed Kid, tans, Sc 70 os;
Gsc for an Embroidered Back dollar quality 4
button undressed Kid. tnns and browns;
ogc. FOR our celebrated Psisis Royal Gloves;
Sc for Ladies' Cashmere Gloves;
81 for Gentemen's and Ladies imported LINED
Dogskin Gloves, with and without fur top,
worth positively from $3.50 10 s. per pair.
TWO HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS.
soc. for Gsntlemen's full-size White Pongee SILK
Handkorchiefs with hand-embroidered ini-
tlals:
kerchiefs with beautiful hand-embroiderod
colored initials;
64c. for n fuli-sze good Bed Comfort;
81. "a for an English Cretonno Bed Comfort;
S1.24 for = French Statue bed Comfort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The war.cry Of the Democracy next fall
must be white rude aud Caucasian civillza-
ton. All other issues must be absolutely
ignored. In this way, and in this way alone,
Ne can down Mahene and bis colOred troops.
II we had our way we would shake the
Republican war taritffrom "turret 10 founda-
tombstone" 10 Is iniquIt0us and oppres'
siye, but what is that compared to the stake
Virgiuisns have in our State Government
No tarif in ours next fslL. Charlottesville
ChrOmcle.
1t IS to be hoped that the Democratic pa
pers will cease the discussion OF the tariff
question. II the strife as 10 "protection"
is kept up till the State Convention assem-
bles to nominate a candidate for Governor,
1t will be kept up throughout the succeeding
campaigu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
MAooN, n. @, November %, 1883.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch
In your leading editorial OF yesterday you
argue that but for tue negro vote in New
York and Indiana the country would not
have elected the Republican party.
Now, how about the 100000 negroes OF
the SOUTH Are they not counted against
the Republican party on the basis OF repre-
sentati0n both in Congress aud the Electoral
Collegoy REPUBLICAN,
We estimate that taking the whole country
over the Democratic while vote is at least a
million larger than the Republican white
vote. But besides that fact, the number OF
negro votes cast Tor the Republican nominees
IN New York and Indiana is at least double
the number which constitute the Republican
majority In those States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

In 1875 Judge BOND held in South Caro-
lima case that a State board OF canysssers IN
.canyassug The votes for presidential electors
were scting primarily in pursuance Of the
Constitution Of the United states and could
not ho restrained 10 their duties by writs OF
prohibition, mandamus, etc, issuing from
State courts.
The Lynchburg News seems to consider
this good law, and to think I'VE infer that
BOND had a right to interfere in the case. Is
that the opinion Of our Iynchburg contem.
porarYi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
San FranciscO's Vote.

ID3 WIFI IIII 70 V'IV ~I'F~70I'I
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-Thc
Official canvass OF the vote of this city was
completed last night. 1t shows Cleveland
received %. 704; Harrison, 25, 1902; Curtis,
437; Prohibition aud scattering votes, 473.
The canvass also shows the election OF 7. j,
Cunie (DemocraO As Congressman from the
Fifth congressional district by plurality Of
80 votes. This district is now represented
by Charles n. FELTON, (Republican(. The
congressional representation Ia tue next
Congress will be four Republicans aud two
Democrats, same as now Thompson Demo
craft in the First district, being defeated by
Dellayen (iepublican).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

pie 70 drop al minor issues aud stand to-
gesher in defence Of their civilization, are
cheating themselves into the belief that there
ia nothing 10 Gear from Republican Admin
istrsiien, aud proceed cooIly to argre the
question OF protection - II that were tho
coo alLimportant Issue Of the times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

There seems 10 have been a general mis-
understanding regarding the nuch-talked.
Of expedition Of WIssNAEN for the relief OF
ENIN Bey. The impression got abroad that
WIssWANS had already started for The inte-
rior Of Africa, and as a consequence some OF
the English papers were much stirred up
over the probable advantages that would ae-
crue TO Germany should she beat England in
the race TO EgIN's territory. 1t appears
from late dispatches from Berlin, however,
that WIssMLNN has not yet left that city, and
that the WAYS and means OF sBccOripg EMIE
were under discussion at a meeting OF the
Colonial Company Friday. DR.. PETERS, The
nominal head OF the expedition, favored
waiting until German authority was restored
in East Africa. but WIssWANS, who has had
extended experience in African exploration,
was positive that "EMIN could not wal" and
expressed his willingness TO be of with a
small relief party at once, Utd route which
he said would not be Obstructed by
reason 81 the late rebellion. WIss-
MaNNs views prevailed and II was de-
termined to organize relief expedition as
soon as possible. II, however, It be true
that secret expedition was sent out some
months ago by the English East African
Company 1t is probable that We shall hear
news Of tue relief OF EmN before WIssMANN
reaches the point on the African coast from
which he proposes to march. 1t will be
remembered that the alleged secret expedl-
ton was said 10 have had an understanding
with STANLEY. who, according to the theory
Of some Of the best posted African travellers,
has accomplished his mission in so Tar as
ElnN - concerned and is on bis way back
to civilization
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The Norfolk Landmark does not believe
that MALONE and his associates IN under
taxing to turn The election Of electors In
Virginia over 70 Judge BoSo expect to sue
coed in thus setting aside the will Of the
people a. declared by the Board OF state
Canvassers. "They want 10 load their gun
With lot OF election alldavits to be Cred AZ
General HARRISON at the proper time 10
make him think that they can really carry
this State II they have proper Federal en-
couragement; in other words, that II he will
give them the disposition OF few Offices
and recognize them AZ the Republican mana
gers in Virginia they cas deliver the electoral
vote next time."
f;otafew Offices. neighbor; but all OF them.
Nothing less will satisfy MALONE. CHS
great revenge has stomach for them all" by
the same token he will give LANGsToS the
cold shoulder; for LANGsToS In Congress
With a vote might be bigger man than Ma
HONE at home IN Petersburg. LANGsTON, the
only representative 10 Congress Of oil the
negroes OF the Union I've do not now recall
the name Of another negro con-ressmau)
would have q wide influence. We take IL
Tor granted. therefore, that MAHoYg will not
aid LANGsTOS in getting INTO the House oil
Representatives. MALONE wants no rival
near the throne. LlNOsTOS will prove him
sen 70 be wanting In strategy IL he fails TO
put his foot down on MABoNB's attempt
TO magnify his influence in Virginia,
and with Mr. HARRISON by trying 10 impress
the new President with the notion that be
(MAHONE) carries Virginia in the palm OF bis
hand. For MALONE, LAEGsrOS should carry
n stlletto--not one to punclure bis body with,
bat one OF the kind that will penetrate his
reputation and let out the wind. MALONE IL
initiating 1t now, or trying 10 do 50, at the
cost Of the people Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Less than two years ago Mr. Harrison said I:
al am Que Of thoss who feel that the celored
race In ,he south since the war bss been sub
,eeled 10 lndlgnities. crueltiss, eutEsges, asd
8 repression OF rights such as dad ne parai-
bel In che hhtory OF civilization. hsye read
with horror me authenticated stories Of the
efueigies which have been visited upon this
doells, kipsy, asd iao1eniive race."--AieS-
andiga Gazette.
Yet no sooner Is be elected President than
there are 70 he found southern men who, 10.
si4ad Of seeking 10 induce the southern peo,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
District Conference OF the Young
Mems Christian Association.

Special telegram % me Dispalchl
LEXINGTON, Va, November -. The Dis.
trict Conference Of tue state Young Mems
Christian Association met this morning 10
the ball Of the ASSOCIATION with fair repre-
sentation from the different associations
within the bounds Of the conference. The
conference will be in session for few
days. Among the subjects mentioned for
discussion are the following: Our railroad
men. social work. physical work, college
work, why should businessmen support the
assoeistiOnsg and other kindred topics.
Considerable interest seems 10 be manifested
In the conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Colonel QudWtch, Y. c., Tale Of Country
Life. By II. RIDER HAGGARD, author OF
"She," &C., &C., DC. illustrated. New
York: HARPER & BROTHERS. 1SSS. Price
Ia paper 95 ceuts.
For sale by PAsHAN & Co.
Cross Purposes. A Christmas Experience
In Seven Stages. By r. g. De LEON, au-
thor Of "rbe Rock or the Rye," Sc, &C.,
&c. Illustrated by Il. ID. MCKENZIE. Mo-
bile, Ala: The Gossip Printing Compa-
ny. lSSS.
For sale By the publishers.
Journal Of an Exploration in the Spring OF
me Year 1860. BY Or. THOMAS WM.kER,
OF Virginia, With = prefsce BY WILLIAM
CABEIL RIyEs, LII. b. Boston: LITTLE,
BR0wg a. Co. Small 4to. Price 81. with
drawing Of "Casils hill" BY WHYxPER.
"Castle Hill" built IN 1893, Il the birth.
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which she passed the greater part Of her
life and where she has written her books.
For sale by the publishers.
History Of Vryiaia IN Words Of One gvlla.
be. By EMILY SfxISEsrgr MeNlNIRA.
author OF prince Coasiwind's yictory.s
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San francisco; BELFogb. CIAKKE & Go.
1883.
For sals BY the publishers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The Philadelphia Pre-" says: "The Re-
publican party will have the electoral vote Of
Virginia. Don't let MALONE and QUAY
make a goose Of you, friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

ait IA now thought tina, Poulierer HAYES
will hold the agricultural portfolio IN the
HlERrsoy Cabinet" On, no; HARRISON can't
be quite as bad a. that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
A SLAsHING SALE

FUR DEPARTMENT.
Fl for handsome Black Muf and yards long
20, tor Imported Black Sable Muffs with SIX
cord hanger worth SL25:
&c for handsome Black Hare NUTS;
S14s Tor BLACK Monkey NUTS;
si4S for Imitation seal Nuts;
81 IL for lovely Gray Fox Muhs;
$500 tor finest Monkey Nuns; ,
as. Der yard for Natural Brown Fur Trimming
5Oc. for Brown Fur Trimming worth 81.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
f3,. for Fsncy Wings worth CSC;
lie for Fancy Wings worth 05c.;
2lc. for Fancy Wings worth 5Oc.;
5Oc. for Breasts worth double.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Isxc. for Ladies' Full Regular Fast Black Hose;
Ioc for regular 25c Fast Black Ribbed Hose;
iGa,c for q PC. Ingram solid-Coored Hose
iO,. for Full-Regular Unbleached baloriggan
a9,. for Heinrich Shoppers extra-weghr, full
regular, guaranteed fast Black Hose worth
fully 500.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
sec. FOR Infants Ribbed Crochet ATWOOD Vests
sqc. for Ladies scarlet Medcated Atwood Vests
Soc. for Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers
worth double.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
DC. for a child's Eiderdown Toboggan Cap worth
eoc. Tor a Chlld's Hand Crochet sscque;
9q, for handsome SILK Plush Cap;
4q- for an KIM broidcrcd Cashmere Cap:
sl.99 for a Long White or 1an Embroidered
Cashmere Coat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Isn't II about time for New York to pass
around The bat again for contributions to the
GRANT or some other monument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

II HARRISON has any appreciation oil the
eternal fitness Of things he will make FORAKER
Minister to HsytL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
BRIEF COMMENT

The Chicago Herald says: "There IL but
one Chicago" Fortunately for this country
that IL true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

WANTED, SOME SUPPLY OF
w WASHING. Family o. pinrs re-s...
ANY persons doslriug such address b. IN r.u.
F9uith atf80t nl l5li'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

ELOOROFFOUROR FIVE ROOMS
4 WANTED 10 n gooi locality. Aatlr.' l. l.
IL. care u lArrlar no IL u 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

WANTED, A PURCHASER FOh l
w CUCKtRNG PIANO, in gloi o...r
Guaranteed Iuce Cash, Us, iusaimen'.,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

WANTED, BY a YOUNG MAh
w nineteen years Ola. e POSITION. 900
furnish best city references. Address A. h 10,
3.4 west Main street. II-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

WANTED, A PURCHASER IOE
~ Two MhLRDEON> Ass each. Pa De-.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

xxrANTRD. By A GENTLEWAV

w wife. and ono year child, THREE ~
FOUR SECON O-STOKY ROOMS Tor Neht tl....
keeping within aftosn or taenty minlt ~ asr
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pay. Address II. II. ~, care tbs ofics.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

WANTED, TO SELL THE SET O'
so 90 aud f0ur thaii s--dlferol t c0i0rs-rt.
ol a. tho udy holder sanl a. tle tKI
Apply 10 JOnN W. NtLbll, A.lufa,g I...,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

CONNECTION COMPARATIVE
~ annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THK RICnHROND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AND PR.
TEhsBUkG RAILROAD CONNECTION CON-
PAAY win be held at the once % the Richmond
Fredorlcksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
In the city OF Richmond. on WEDNESDAY the
2sth Of November. 1853. a. l2 O'Clock N.
J. u. WINSTON,
no N-td Secretary
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