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RICHAOED MARKETS.
NovKA8ER I, 1889
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
p,,t.p. Bgys, Fouls. Lard, Corn Neal
Butter. Choice, Creamery, 20a2lc.: choice.
family packed, l5a20c.: choice sEore packed,
i7al3c.: good y prime, l5al5c.; poor to ialr, lOa
Live Hens. Choice, fat 2is2ic. a piece; old
cocks ana small hens, o.
Chickens: Choice extra large, lsa29c; large.
i5a.0c.; Email. i3sl3c,
eggs Fr9sh. S5a15c- for extra fresh
Lard: Country, 3 acc. actiye.
Corn Neal; 6)AG3c. per basael for country 7Oc'
Tor eliy nliiA
Cabbsgs: virginia. 81 = barrel.
Pogatoen lrisn. extra choice. new, tl.IoaSz per
sagrsl: per bushsl. OIAi5c.
Oui9ns 5)aSlc. per busnsL
IoMa4Oe5: 5gaoVc. box.
Gr4sr. ana Dried Frufs.
AppleE Green. choice, t2at250 per barrel,
de.l AID good; ofher varieties &.aOatA
Peaches: 5)e.asl.75 a box a. 10 quality.
Dried Fruits: Cberries, lie. per pound: BLACK
berries. IA &c; KasDerrles, loc.; MhortleDerrIes,
M.esaGasoa.
Besswax: &C. per pound.
siacH.OaK BARK: Rossed. 81 per 2,2f1 pounds ,
blacs CA aud ehessa1L rough. - por 400
FsaInerg Prime live goose. l9a. COMMON,
Sis1sood: sla.i % per b1sheL
Hay NJ. uAJtLy, 80, NO = $loa
g..: mixed clover and timothy tl2aslt cl0-
Ysr. nomluai. l-1l'c.
EuLO0al Brewnstln. tisalos per ton, bran,
GssIst per .on: saipssIr, s2)elsl per toa.
BAlsd O1.s: SliGSil
Rgots. GIasong, s. 15ati.O per pound. sene-
"a. free u tops, Sss4ec per pound
Peaaas. z1ASAe.; extra haad-picEeo oa5Sc,
active as - qualify.
hys. S3A7 c. per buShaL
Snuefs s6A65c.
BAled SIuW JThsf2Ne.
qalou. &c. per pound
viii bring from 3 70 10 per pound less tnAl
Lhs aCoFs rataA
oEhKNT. LIsA PLAsTRR. 49,
Cement Ro7saaaie. SID per pArrok james
River. Gl.5A
Line. Agricultural. SAi0c. per bushsl. Rock.
and, S.l0et.-l5 per osrrel, sccefdins 80 quAa'
Ny. Virginia eiaSi.0as
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Switzerland has the tne~tEystem Of public
sch ools In Europe, according to Mr.. Win
chester, snd tie people take great interest IN
It's work, which has resulted in eieyaling
them TO tie hisaest standard.
The swiss boys and girls enter school
when six years OF age and leave It when
thirteen. The teacher differs lutte from Tue
pupil. and they participate alike IN the
games aud pastimes, as we'll as learn together.
There Is 20 discrimination between the rcn
aud POOR children, and they attend school
aud associate with each other. The schools
are free AID each child IS compelled to a.
tend. Whenever wealthy parents send their
children TO private schools they srerequesEed
10 furaish z certificate saying that the child
attends The private school regularly. AT the
age Of sixteen the child IL supposed to be
aited to enter upon non-proiessional Die.
Pupils must study thiTty.iour hours per
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Nrw YORK November 1-'ro-day's stock mar
te. was the dullsst Tor somo slime. but In me
absence OF any pressure 70 sell prices took their
natural course, and the result vas firm mar
ket from opening 20 close The hohdEy ~ ION
don had much % DO with tha dscresse IA me
amount Of business, but thore AZ groat inolH 20
riton 90 operate, pending tho election. rhtch Is
| fat becoming the principal subject o. CONVERSE
/ ton upon the street, and even traders Ga Ee1s
% r0u Ing. There vas conddsrebss animation
/ ia p few stocks, however, ana they kenofhIy
| sho wed tho meet strength, and closed Win ma
} teris' gains over last evenings prices missouri
Pacific was sgsIn conspicuous Tor strength ana
/ its advance was aided ~ reports iha1 me rst9s
TO ant section were bsins Top 1lJ
I restored aad the era OF good fecliag between
/ t-sGcI8 II being inAuEuraled. Resdipg WA tao
I Leading feature o. the day ard later n>soruo IS
al .lt tne non = yment upon tho Income bad X -
chc.G viii r. ports from rhii lphis that no
I road would show a largo surplus over zoe bter-
F cst chargl gave 70 o DuOJaht tooe AZ une'. lS
strength ne in parted 70 other coaieTs later IN
I the fay ard theg moved up handsomely, espe-
! ci1lly jersey Central. New Bngisnd o1upled
subordinate posilon In The market ur III inte'
I when 30 became moro ectiv9 ana eiFantno
. ID TO sharply with the rNsG or the mslRder
ul.rs was flfls 90 say except hN Union
+ la.idc Nas qgi0t tut drm, aud I'm tue unlisted
4 drnArtmout costou-Ou ras very AcuNe anu 10
/ ci.-ily sar0ng. and san francisco anoug spe-
cal.ies also moved up rapidly ON small oHs.-
ness The close wa Iuiot but Nrn ~ mo highest
Z prices ~ The day. The total sales fe'thed ~
+ ~ shar,A Ths active li-s "a iuy9uhbiy higher
I 20 10 evening and san Francisco prefer 81 rose
/ 1Lc.: 81 ts-oaTi PEci1c, fHc; keEiinE ard jersey
/ Central ssch, lac, New Englsnd per cent, ana
OIIare 'factione amounts
/ Ereniag -Erchango dun and stoady. Money
4 easy 2s24 per cclL sob rtAsnry -
. lE1c-s-c0t'. fiG30p0 currency. 81, 30
i 60Tarn 1nents tall aIi steady q. .rn 4 po-
cea's. ~ q; ~ conp)as' Jos state bonds lHII
/ AlAla,aa-Clsss q. gtoS.....................
Is. ''.'''''''''''''''''' iii,f.Stl
r0orEiR re. noctstge ..........-.....'.''Niht .
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fTy feIc Er-pA O. mo hiapat hl
Vn1 .s8U. pa, November shorty
l,for, ruuu TODAY an explosion oi hot metal
occurred ~ tbe sable Ifon-Works oi Iug ~
so.. on Thirteenth street. killing Workman
Gcorec smith, aged twcutYmoe years ana
.orlou.ly burning k,cia, secd h'ly Years hls
.on seed arout fifteen wears aud John In|
,ci twouty-sefcp years. lhe t'd,r h'c'u
..,l.ai, injured that De Vill die. The men
,..-.. ,,~olo,ed iu tbe furnace department.,
ma were engaged in pouring motion metal
..f.a hu,.,v when it va. accidentally upset
..d tsc hot iron ran into puddle Of Na i.-r
terrific explosion followed demo'l'niuS,
t.- fumac. and portion Of the mn ana
,.,.tl,trc fla meta, over lbe men. George
MIA vas Loutly burned about the head "a,
.,... 'l..,tapd ono srm was torn from TIE
t,ty. ne DIED almost INSTANTLY. The otheI'
,.r. si.o iriehtuiy burned, but hl VII. IT., ,,
..a4iroo. The dsmsge 90 tie mill Will not
.... .I r niU
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Kawzcuas,,an sieagc-Docs.

Forest huQ rttt ADJ
Kamschltkgu dogs are probably the most
eata1ous OF 8lferal types, andare employed
and trained n toe most careful manner Tor
the multiiuIuoua services required q them.
soon after h',th they are placed with their
dam in dccp pit, That they may see neither
man nor htas'. aud after having been Wcanci
are condemned % solitary confinement for
sIN months. AZ The end Of winch time they
ere put t0 scdgc With other dogs, and
being extremely shy and frightened WlthaL
they run ms fast rs they can until
they become blown and coWcd. Aii'r
tls trial trip teY are remanded 10
Mclr V,t, where they remain, on and
ou, Until thy mc thoroughly tired and
,'cdgD broken. The severe education sours
Their temper amazingly, and makes them
anything but compauiOnaule. Drivers are
frequently Obliged 10 stun tlCm 10y blow
ON The nose before embarrassing them ON
account ~ their savage nsiutc. Besides
drawing elcdecs they tow tOat- up rivers ln
summer and Keep their masters warm ON
winter nights. They are remarkable weather
prophets. and discount the nsi.-trvice
Bureau. for IN. when resting on Journey
thew dig holes M the snow, there ~ certain To
bee n storm. They are Of a husky type,
shaggy, with erect curling bushy tails aud
not very sharp noses and ears. They live
cxclusivelv on hsh, which they catch for
tbeu.clves. I'm winter th.ir ration CONF
promises forty frozen behring's per day.
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rInncnearrr Personals.

Miss Ariuha Taliev, o. CImberland
county. f. visiting The family o. Nh George
&. Anderson IN tbs city.
Mrs. Lizzie Br0addus, al Caroline, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Sarah Hardy, 81 Lunenburg county,
Is visiting Mrs.A D. sho;wei, 90 Cowardin
avenue.
Mr. Baxter REYNOLDS. Of Cumberland, ar
rived m the city yesterday. and is the guest
Of Rev. James W. Reynolds.
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a. . =; Z az "
IN HIenlnrtnin.

"N0no knew him but % praiso.'
Such wor0 no sentiments universally ex-
prcs.oi by those who know most intimately for
many yoars colonel a. O.. ROBERTSON when his
death wrs made known. 0raT-hoaied men uh0
hal done business with h.m conlinuously FOR
upwards u thirty ycars ana up to mo cl)7o oI
hls long life eclOsl the sentiment VITA as mur n
fsrv0r ~ those WHO came % know D! n In Mt,r
yoars. thus sh)wiuE Tat integrity bad teen
hts gu ding principle OIL through luc. T. was q
wcll-kno0u eayug smougst hn'c ULO knew
hfm hest that Colonel Eol8rfs.u viii not ioll
% ue.n Ia VS. generous not only WIN hN
moneT yhsn worthy objects were brought 70 MS
notice. uui also liberia. in Lis opinions towards
bis fellor-turu. giving credit iu others Tor thoho
lofty principles tla. he llf-reu possessed.
Much collI be- written about his goolncss ot
heart and generosity OF hand 90 tiOte by Nuofn
ho was Immediately surrounded. ilt who can
t9ll the am unit ~ good L' did prlfately en1
without o7tcutai9uf So retiring Was he IN Ai'
disposition and character that ho SOUGHT NOT Tie
applause ~ men. On several ocrf'ioAs no Wa7
requested aud urged b. com mittee8 and othei-
wise 90 allow hts name 10 bo ugol Tor pubic po-
sItion. o. honor ami trust. nut no always politely
and firmly declined. Colonel robertson was
torn in Augusta county, Va. AMI removed 10
this city ina the winter Ot ls,G- Ii, entorihg AZ
q. At limo istO ne business or vos.otk broker,
in which he continued uuiN the sac OF MS
death. Hay h. fosL IN peace. IHE GRAND Old
NAs. -
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earth; hut Il seems thnt We must endure u,
since corrosive sublimaie can hardly be
made tho adjunct Of our daily toilets,
and IL u were, then the next
time we shook hands, or took up
book, or went into the street We
should but develop fresh crop OF
micro-orgsnlsms. The fact is that these dis-
coyeiles ~ science show US, IL they. 90
nothing else. how feariully and wonderfully
we are made. and II we regarded them se.
riously there IL nothing We could eat ana
nothing We could do which would not make
death seem TO hang imminent IN the ayr
There Is one refuge for the unJcentihc, ana
that IS In Visiting the whole matter
down the wind, keeping clean to the best Of
belief. and thus taking care 81 ones sell, let-
ting the microoTganlsms take care OF them
selves,
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ONE slND.HILIs HOSPITAL CLoSED.

WASHINGTON. November surgeon Por-
ter. nj Jacksonville, Fla, telegraphs that be
has closed one OF the hospitals AZ the sand
Hills. as there no longer exists any necessity
for two.
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TOBACCO MARKETS
rInHwnND TnRAcco HARKgr

NOVEMBER l, 1888.
Tho decreaao I'm suck last month Is small as
compared Win Whal was generally expected after
such heavy sales uowo,or. q great deal was
so,i 20 manufacturers ia and out Of tho city,
W. i.a IS pra.ucaily 81 no market, II not out OF
tho warehouses;
Again today thero va some trading IN bright
filters or Wrappers. but o., Toteoco slip and Kx-
change looks rather moro nEs holiday tean
Otherwise aftsr tho rush aud eTcitomont and
festivities Of the rsst week or Two. Prices, how
ever. continue satisfactory, snc little luli u not
altogether unWel.ome, nhen Ills known that tho
cause 10 not AZ al serious. From many accounts
stil coming 10 thoro VIII be 20 wrappers worth
speaking u IN the new crop. and receipts this
week IN upland markets cUnnrm all former To-
pcr,s IN this line.
OF eighteen hcsshesds offered to-day at euc-
ton nine wero TAKEN IN Sales Of sun-curod from
s2~OtoT. Several bright hIers sold at l0c. and
1lHc.
RECEIPTS AID DEIVEgTgs or LsAP rooAccO
fOR MONTH or OCTOBBG 1874, IN rHs TWENTY
lHREs WAggIOCsEs o. RICHMOND, VA, WIN
GrUCKs on HANp.
| fs3 uerces; O.,0oer "a, iss7, l,Aa hoesheads,
| 2a5 uerces; Oo.oDec u, 1919, sziO hogsheads,
/ I4J tiorces.
| Deliveries: October 81. 1888, aUJs hogsheAls
/ ia tlerces. October 81 1885, 2llj nogsheais. 4lH
| tierlcs: OcsoUor 81. 1870, 2,isl hogsheads, "a
| uefces
stock On HAM: luspected losf-Octobsr 81
! 1888, Zt,3.J hcg-heads. ~ uerces; Octobor 81
! 1870. % 4s8 h0rsbeaf-, l,452 uerces; October 81
| ig5G. I91i5 hogshcais. l,%6 uercos; October 81
| ISss, 1905 LoEsheais, - tierces
| t'niuEpscted i0af -,CiOter 81, lsSS, BAH hofs
heads, - tlerces: October 81. 1871. 5,ss2 hogs
hfads, 81 tisrces: October 81, 1885, $50 hogs
heads, ia tirr-es; October ii, 1855, 400 hogs
/ h. ads u tlercaa.
| Total st0cgI Oct0bsr 81. 1888, ., so hogsheads
] l.02T tietces: October 80, NJ, $3.50 nOgsheGds
! I.-fs forces: October, "a. iR6, 2j,125 hOgsheadA
2N0 tiercss; October 81, 1885, B,6H hogsneads'
! 1903 rierces. a
! kece pts Loose Tobacco: FOR October. 1888
| 2.IJ pounds: f0r Octpber, 1877, 1851 pounds
| fcf October. 1856 900 pounds.
Z core scsipts for year ending September ~
/ fsss 2,7l046 pounds. I0ose receipts Tor year
| ending Ssptom Der .. lb57, :. gs~,S53 pounds
B-creeas Ia stock. as hogsh eSds Tor october
! NOTK-We nave personally CHECKED tn'
twenty three Wkrsh0use returns vita he lnspec
! tor. his returns are correctly tAbaletSd ~ sen
! him from the warehouses;, but tho latter are ~
| ~ means correct aud errors grow a. inc YEA
/ Afrancrs. 1hs Executive Committee should
loOG INTO Ibis and correct H.
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sar ~ 'ne Queen was started, and the corno-
"a guard OF Enelshnep and women In
NJ sA'oon sprAng to their feet and sang their
,.ns w., anthem with enthusiasm and accu.
iacy. The fact Is, though some NOV 49,
", We have no distinctive and universal No.
uOhal anthem In this land, where rc bsve
20 muea TO be thankful for, There are am
numocr OF 'ones Of the soil and stirring war
un,'cs, but there is absolutely no sntbem In
Wh'ch The people North, South. Fast and
west heartily Join N sineing. Every state
:. Snd oiten every city and county IN tho STATE
sss Us iavotite patriotic air. The n.onl. arc
warmly attached 10 these song.. but az thev
". merely sectional IN sentiment II /. itnno..
tjNay.' "'''''''
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Col,Ision at sea.

10y telegraph " 'ue H4nta'~iLl
NEW YORK. November l.-Cipiain henne.
DIV. Of the ship CreedmOre. which arrived
from Msnil, reports that 90 september
OH. AT 9.4O A. ~, in no latitude. etc, be
SIGHTED a ship with signals Of distress living,
which proved 10 be the British snip Ardene>
ample, which had been badly disabled IN =
collision with the sbr7 Earl Wemyss. The
latter vessel sunk Immediately, carrying
down sixteen persons, including the cap
tain's wife and three children. The remain
der of the Earl Weymss's crew Was on the
Ardens.pple. She tooS everybody of toe
Ard,neapple except the captain and first
officer, and landed them at Barbados. Tie
Ardeneapple subsequently, arrived at Ter
naudo de Noyonha badly injured.
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vovng moonsniuer'sQueer ss'm.

atlanta dispatch To- the NOW Orleans lihes-
DemocfsLl
Bescoe Johnston, seventeen years oiu'
living in Franklin county, was on IRA, VI
,i. I-n,tcd stale. District Court here yester-
dqy charged with Illicit disuInmg. lie put
m plca OF guilty, and In answer to Judge
newman said: e used powder.csn for The
stIli. a common cotce-pot for the cap ana
connected thcm with q gun-harrel' whlc1
answered the purpose OF worm. ma'heI
neck 81 mcsl al q tins and got about plnt
orJ "A b,lf OF mountain dew from 1t. That Is
An know about It, Nv partners name rs
Tom smith. a boy who lives ~ t!an9"u
me- .rn1ge Newman would not SLOW
t,,. how IN lle a plea OF guilty. lie ordered
Tam Sm,th. bic partner, 20 be brought into
ronrt ,hl, morning. and said that il he iouad
,Ee facts 10 be true as detailed by Bascoe
Johuston he would send both oil the boy
mo0nshincrs home.
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PERRY. dol. Thursfay morning. November
l. ISIS 90 1905 O'Clock. % the residence Of her pa
rents. Gl3 south First street, CATHERINE
FRANCIS BERRY, only ch'l1 ~ Wash. n. ani
Catherine Berry; asod llteea months aud iwolyo
days.
4 bud q gardener gave us, q pure and loving
child,
Tie gave T. orr hopping. 90 keep unloflei.
Rut "a tho bud was cp"1iug 90 The glory * day,
Down csuls fte heavenly gardener a.l took tho
bud away.
Tho funeral win tafo piar, from mo Church
II the sacred Heart Jhls friday EVENING al
Jo'clocz. Irioh-s anu GcIuaintanco5 invited 10
attend.
ERUCE-Diei. "a Wfvr osborc' October 23l
GEORGE -. BRUCE, lu tLc -n,y-secoud yyaE
o. his ago.
NILLER.-DioI, NJ hor residence, I'm Florence,
Ala, on Monday, October r.. MIS- JANE S. Dill
LER, in no eighty-uinth year ~ her as" Nhe
was nsuseof hlchmOud and mo relict Of Cap
tain i. =. hilior
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pm telegraph t1 ,he Dia.af-hl
.-..l. November I'm. railway
300 bis hccom SOD serious THAT pro-
5000 ia, been issued calling The lcgis-
.... t.E.-tcr for thc disp'tch of business
.. November &c., lti. not known Just how
.t.uucut propose TO deal with the
30 l> understood, however tuat Tho
I0ltcct 81 tbc meeting is Zoo rcialiate
I.- Canadian i1c,lc railroad for ~.
Iu the present case. 10 is believed
.t.. Legislature wili repeal all taxation
I.U- aLI pass legislation tnNius the
....... rIurclW iu tho province 10 the
fHc law allows. The line is taken
.. i. tluldisn Pacific wiliully iulure'
...i.t .r,. tue Government ie justified no
similar weapons against 10. The
SLOW of Judge kil.am yesterday grant
fUs injunction applied for by the
..r..n Pacific restraining the Red RIVER
nd Ir.m crossing their tracks has caused
...IiUrf indignation, but there is gene
I,r. fD at lawfully. Next week Tie
....ua yII como before the Supreme Court
ottawa. where there viii 40 doubt ie
...r Hravs.
Iuu present appearances there IS hut
... Ialrt That tic Canadian Pacific Will
.r....I n ft. Dlorts to block The c0nstruc-
.I.uf tLe lime to Portage Is Prairie This
L Annexation % United states issuggfstcd
only trac remedy FOR relief from the
lslu Pacific ana lts servant The DO
r.l Governments Ey The Judges
...-op Yesterday 80 is uuiawfui Tor
.t. railway 10 cross The canadian
..Htc at any point between MON
.... AND tire Rocky Mountains hsnv
..t tlc attempt % burn toe Canadian
....t. bridge af Hc1dIugly was q ruse 10y
. C.faIitu Pacific pcopc o. create sym l.
...i uta..r behalf Atorncy-Gencral Mar
.n .sc. Dee intends 60 r0 ON with Che track
,.r- west ot tac Pembina branch. a
.4rcr Ola mite ofiron vas pnt down yes
.raav. lien are carrying iail' over the
.oslnu Pacific track. nut low progress
s....er, can De made until Hn curine is
lowed Go cross. 1hc Canodim Pacific a.
.npfeI % hindcr operations by running q
1c1moilAc back ana foItn.
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10y telegraph 70 the Dispa''nI
Nfr Yuek, November I. -both great p'
n.rsl ulf,ie. hs1 ron,ing meetings tniou. u
..ifle sl1te TODAY. Governor III" st'a'
,. -.euwav Han, this city, anG 'nsuhs9S y,
I.lcN no Bnyhlmton. AZ atiJr"uy i'",''
N.. city. o. might Ex-Governor ho1T,'! q. " v,
.i.n, Ne. the chief speaker. ne sai" 'na'
.i.r next Tuesday there woulu 20 '"u, -, =,
|s.dua's who could devote al 'neI ', ~. ~
etfei-wnurQ. They would DC MUINu''0. -
flri sachylle-W West, uon. Aol"ui
rlr..,t, and jaime. g.. Blaine. DAME
D.,.t.rf, tben addressed the meeting. \,
C..rr.,nt. Ayenue Rink, BrooSlyu, to'nish'
zion. Tuom.s r. Bsysrd was the primer pa
s.r,t.r and Ia an effective speech Of tW1
togrG duration referred 1t length 10 Tux
MLlcli.ou letter.
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KING GEORGE AWAKE.
gELIIXG SPEECH FROM xLEoToa.Ar.
LARoE B4IRNF
rss Democracy Thoroughly Aroused and
Noge Sopsful Than svsr-Good
Tid,ngs Prophesiod.

y.frIl gHsnrRG. Va, November /. 49, To.
49,, v.s a d,ld-day ter the Dcmocra6v "a
.- George county. Colonel Reirpe. tho
'.rreae8ei olecior At large. delivered An
trI loWng address % one OF the LARGEST
,... a.stmb,ages ever seen nj KING
courthouse. Throughout his entire
,..... Do was most auontiyely listened IN
o.. ra. frequently interrupted with loud
.. .0H'inuod applause as he showed ,be
-ln rarty up IN tbcir true light. H..
o., ..eLssion was most masicrly and n.
,. Hrc, api did good work ior tho cause
N.rH raCv.
Democrats o. King George are more
...nc sDd hopeful than ever. Several
- Republicans who have always
%EtS 'r "cpJhucan ticket openly an.
'ast 'hey would vote the Demo-
rr,e- and stand shoulder 20 shoulder
.. -rani ola Democratic party IN this
,l x tAe oppressed against The op,
sh' among Colonel Rcrne's audi.
-e iHc nree uumhrr - co.oIcd mon.
... h.m 'hc most undivided attention
oils '.'rr s'rech. Colonel Bcirn.'s
r.sl mn,froret. So oucapd thorough
.st ac Democracy ~ King Gcore..
.. Nl.H-S wiu Pc sent from tl.t com.
. ..t.. J4t a. NofcllLer.
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OcG0sEK 39.--Thsre has nos been rnush done
IA plg. vaigs6 Tor which are without dennite
change. Tor Steel rails, after the recent fall
business a qaiog fcelil. pTsrsils. Quotations
are: American plg-he a. glsatis No. J at
SIC seaSl7- % gray forge az sis: scotch pig &c
%n53 Tor alensArnock, 81 Soaeel 70 for CoitnosA
81 60 Tor suiamorsee; 81 Tor iaagioan: sgilnioa
az t060; SHOTS AZ Ssl. American steel rails at
s2oastss-do a. mill; Oh rails - G. sad 50 iok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

A writer 10 the Pittsburgh Dispatch s"ys
nOu he ,reausr coming from England tne
olhsr CAV 81 tne close OF The usual concert !,
gwen In me ,s,oon young lads Of Amerl,
% bi,,b ,~.s,sd 20 Stag The stsr-spsneieu
Baaper; She bad pretty voice aud her ia-
tsuuous Wefe doubtless patriotic D1s u1' ,he
tunsi, 3 she did not Know the WORDS o. IeO
anthem Of America. In the choI'S sOo . ~
ane completely tangled 10, aud ose ~ 'sss IS.
~o' properly deemed suGi 'ieat bo y, u over we
t'ia more painful TO notice that ou. 0, 10 over :
fye hundred Americans present. no' =,
ilag.e mdlyldual bad lbe Sotu, "a
ihe chorus OF 'Tbe star spApx'sS
Banpcr' BY heart. Lots OF ITEM Np nn,
9 word or twO berc snd anele' ca "a
noi one knew oil the chorus. Inca '"0U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
roroo FmperortoTra In.

iifNA'tNA@ 'N'-+'i
The Emperor Wiliism travels about Lo-
- IN bls own railway carriage, when i
o,,,te as complete and luxurious as the
6ouble saloon which belongs 10 the frluo .e
~ wales. ard which his ro9al hlgbne'S
a,oyavs uses on his continental journeys
ME- Italian Government caused carrisge
~ exactly the same dimensio1s to be o9lll,
md II was sent 10 Bologna about zen uays
AGO. and made the journey from tnat pleoe
no Rome, as there was al apIIeu',ns, w.,
that the Emperor's saloon Woulu uos B 5o'
through the numerous luhneN os'"e J ~, i's
loena and Florence, bul was 'ou"" '-'~
the model lust fitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02

fisN Telegraph " WV 49,
D,.,,,,vp an. November lon MONDAY
tn. Iongonotti, q bartender Tor Wet
S J,I. ss,oon' had some words with A. case
o o,1c tbe price OF drinks. Case was Ordered ca
0,V, Tho saloon. and as nc was passing our
, !, ~. DO door Lou gonotti shot bin dead. lne
o. .ns pSS was arrested and lodged IN Jail.
Ii,. NJ. Incarceration he hes been suffering
o' i,6 nervous prastratiou, aud this moru9 !.
W. W. Va taken with COMMISSIONS aud d,su ~ ~
, uo W" agony. imagining that the murdered
,nsn WAS tOrtuTlng him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-02
Interstate Immigration.


10y teitbfhPA 10 tAe Oi7PAt-'Al
MONTGOMERY. Ala. November IA large
ly.attended meeting at the Capitcl today was
presided over by Governor Sesy. resolu-
ton was passed extending the hosnitalities OF
the people 10 the delegates u the Interstate
Immigration Convention. which vii meet
here December l2th. The city realizes The
Importance Of such a meeting and Will royal
lNhnierlnln lh, dclrraie..