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ChattahOochee Exposition.

lbY tcloGIb 10 mo blTih+h.l
CoIuuWs, GA. November l5.-ihe Chat
taaoocht Valley Exposition opened here With
Imposing ceremonies today. Coiouel Lionel
{. Levy delivered the opening address.
Visitors ere here from almost every State IA
the Onion and The exhibits are universally
prsisea - varied and attractive. The races
Is one Of the most attractive features OF the
Exposition md many OF the most famous
stables OF The country are here aud Others
wiI arrive Tomorrow. Tomorrow aud next
day have bcon set apart as Veterans DAYS, and
number of distinguished eX-Coniederates
will participate in the programme, among
them being General Colquilt, now United
~t..es senator, Generals Young. Wheeler,
French, Major Waddeil, and others. The
interstate military drill will take place
Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week. Ten
Of The best companies in the south have en-
tIrlf.
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vrhe ParueII Commt.,Iou.

rBv Anglo-Amsrican cable 70 the Dispatch.l
IONDON, November l5.-tt is expected
that the tedium OF proceedings Of TIE Par
nell commission will be relieved only when
the Times produces evidence aiming to con-
meet the accused directly with specific Of
fences. II the Times's counsel tomorrow
continues on the general line Of exhumlng
stale facts or hctions Sir Charles Russell,
counsel for toe Paraelliies, will make another
effort TO get the court to order prosecutors
10 begin the Inquiry.
The PslI-Mall Gazette, defying the law re-
lative TO the contempt Of court severely
critlclses the course Of the prosecution, and
advises the defence not 70 waste its funds by
EMPLOYING a full array OF counsel daily, but
20 leave the junior counsel TO watch the case,
and 70 bring back Sir Charles Russell ana the
other leaders when the evidence is produced
affecting the accused. Seven thousand
pounds Of defence fund have already been
expended.
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Prnn.rfr Trausfera

Edgar Allan and w. W. Cosby, special
commissioners, 10 Martha Rosne, u feet on
81. J,mes street between Oringe and Ba-
con. slS4.22; John 81. Amrhein and wife 10
Benjamin +. Collins, % feet on Second street
Deag Clay, $500; w. y. Bragg and wife TO
Mary q. Allan, Is feet on Laurel street be.
tween Cumberland and Beverly, $1,000;
DehA A. L. EurousbtY to Williim Tinken,
60 feet on State street near Fulton, $3.50;
Mamie W. Hilrs trustee to Carrie B. Phil.
lips, 81 feet on Bacon street between ~.
James and ST. John, 5000; b. j. Homes 10
L. l.. Peed, personally, SI5.
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VIRGINIA BAPTISTS.
WRIST MEETING or TIE GENERAL as
ISOLATION IN SOUTHWEST
VIRGINIG.
q Good kttendanee-Ths Opening Sermon
Yltetion Of Oficers-apPOintment
Of Committees



HRNroI, November IS. For the first time
in it' history the Baptist General Association
a. NirflnIa met tonight N Southwest Wiz
p.nia keep, Al Siaunton V hss never before
iaCt west of the Blue Ridge. H. strong
holds, until Within the psst fifteen years.
were east Of The mouulains. During the
parted named the hsp'lsls have grown 20
ispl8y 90 numbers thal there arc now not
few communities in the Valley and Southwest
which could entertain tnis body.
The Gfnfral Association Is an organizt-
tlon for purely missionary and educational
pmrros,s. % bias 30 legislative p0wc-s and
s. simply union Of such Baptst' ~ de-
firc n general organization for tbu.uan
lcnevo',ucC and Tor the propagation Of toe
Gospel boo our own and other lsnds. II
embrace twcn'v.tarcc district associaiions.
SO churches. $50 ministers ana SILL
white mrmhsr..
Tac Bllt., church was hlled tonight as
lIold.tt john a. Wright called the sixty
f,tn session of tue h0jy 10 order. The At
tendance ct delegates wss very good con-
fidrrItp the extreme location In which the
Iaectme is held. Nearly ail portions Of the
State age represented. TIE annual sermon
wa. preached hy Rev. W. u. l.. Smith, 0i
lvnc1nurg. 1cXt--Acts j., g. Subject
"1h. Woik Oi TIE Apostlcs-Thelr Equip
vcfy able ana Impressive sermon.
After Che sermon the annual election ~
officer, ~, held, resulting a' follows; Presi.
dent. Rev. William J.. Hatcher; Vice-Presl.
dents, T. p. Allen. George b. West, {. l..
Cooke, arl =. T.. Johnston; Recording Ser
Icia3i. George ~. HOLIDAY; Treasurer, Nor
vcl EtanI, Auditor K. h. Gwhhmey.
y. 1hr lorc iNvs9n wts appointed assist
unt rfoofd.n. ,.cIfia.y. 4. II. Blanchard,
az ihc b p,.f cllIrI. delivered a very fine
welcome fn TIE urmDers ~ the astOc1i ION,
waich was iccinsly responded 10 by Dr. >.
J.. Burrows.
The foiouiuR committee were appoint
o.: On Oidcr a. business, Rcv.. Julsn
Brc.IfU.. t vs.. tiu1iin, and j. W. ship
m.n. Dn Hours of Meeting, trys. -. i.
IHr... j. u. Mofeli, and Mr. A. l.. Pbiilps.
Trc meeting tlrn adjourned unill Friday
morn.nr 80 $50 O'Clock.
Thp Pastors Conference ~ tho AeSCcia-
zion n.j fro ihc Baptist church mis- morning
90 ~ O'Clock. E,v JONES T.. Taylor ~
I.cXrc'an. y o., w's made chairman OF the
In.r'ur ANrr. wa- IS Vood'y num 'cr OF
minister Irn'tri. 80 thc morning session
in c--nY Dp pa,foral changes was read hy
1t.y. Is. 70. DruC,W'Y, and addrosees made
'F Eov. ffofee D.. 1ruelt, q. l.. Cooke, and
)r r.. q. Jones.
An address on I've duty ~ the pastor 20
fhr dir11rcted members ~ hi- church WAS
made hy Rev ". j. Hatcher, and remarks
py Hcy. y. J.. buIo@s.
10 frr AFTERNOON Rev. samuci q. Clopion
delivered au address on the mulutl sYmps-
tly OF people AND ra''.r..
ON W .'i0u thf addresses were ordered 20
le furnished to thc Religious Herald for
publication.
Ecys 4. q. WocoGn, a. Il. ppnnaway,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAaKEr

NOVEMBER 10, lN1n-
Today aud yesterday there Sas moro sAils-
faciOry business done than tho Two nr5t dsye OF
tho wcok lhs .rslo II settled Ead steady, win
arm prices On Ddsns and sith some reported
god falss Of DARK Oh Lest also. Al auction
tnsro uas L oottor class Of old sun-cufod onoged,
witch sold we'll up W ~ Ia leaf r,sn good niers
stronger Tho looas breaks were larger and
vory afsnor. silh sao5 ~ ssc- por hundred %
a per hundred. GCOoAiand and Caroline To-
bacco comp posed he bulk. some lots will hardly
not enough for an Exposition ticket and somo
brings tho planter ia doUt tor selling
Thers sre some rumoroi complications IN
DURAN g. c. tobacco circles as reported t.
DAY. ia which Ri-hmoHd Obaoco-me are into
rested, lut ws fail 30 far % loErn OF any real
troubl, that could scrue hero, and await further
Information before a. publish more, hoping
meanwhile lhsi moro is more smoke Than nIo IN
reDOrts,
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PuadIer. on a Strike.

lBy Telegraph 70 inc DlspAchl
PITTSBURGH. November l5.-The puddiers
at Jones & LAughlln's American Iron " orks,
FIVE hundred ia number, struck this morning
against . change in the working hours, made
necessary by the scarcity Of natural gas
during Lhe day time. Al the mills OF Oliver
Brothers q Phillips and Wharton q Co. the
men have agreed to work new hours until
Monday, when the arrangements will be MAIDS
for heavier supply OF gas. The Pen Avenue
mill continues operations at the old hours
and no trouble Is antirlpated.
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"PNT, MARION COUNTY, KY
AuOIl,t 20 1855.
nSheriT IIarnalrada:

"Dcar Sir,-I hereby state that ] am the
msn thst shot aud Killed Peter llarvell on
the 18th OF Nav. 1Se7 vas inspired ny
God 10 remove Mr.. Haryel, and doue SO
10y putting two bullets in my gun. sutton
is AZ innocent Of that crime Is the angels IN
heaven. lie never went with ne. Iast
refused 10 call bis name deem It useless,
because ] shot Mr. Ilarvell myself. pray
Won 10 release sutton, for | s8are before
God and HIS holy anscls that he Is not the
man that shot Ilaryell God inspired me to
do Tue deed, and did II. Then v. y. b. Nor
n. psld me $40. and said II would Kill Mir
and Bob lllr,ell he would psy NE $40
more S2o a scalp.
81 Shall remain near here Il you want
me.
M. NJ. Pendlet0n or ". Mitchell, both
the same man. swtre this before God aud
His angels. God inspired zoe to do The deed
snd He will protect me-"
The Governor assured his visitors that he
would give the matter d careful cous.dera-
ton,
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nAsgIaGEs

COURTNEY-WA Married. November :.
lsss. a. no residence ~ tAa hrio'i parents, ~
Rev. ". ". Lan1rum, ID. 3D., WILLIAM H.
COURTNEI aud M.ss %. NEWELL WADE 20
cards.
rORNENp 90 HARPER -- Married, ~ West
Nniu-street church. 1hursdaY motntng. Novem.
ber sun ~ Row ". D. shipmnu. h LINDSAY
NORaENf and Niss FLORSNCB HAiAEh.
loth CT thiscity. Ocsris.
PAYNE-FERGUS 3ON. Married. November
ian, Al tho residence OF mo bfhic, ~ kos. koses
D. Hogo, ID. d, hr. WILLIAM H. PAYNE 10
Mn. KATE FERGUSON, both u hlchnond,
80
Observation-Disclosures, at UnioDStS-
ton Methodist Episcopal church, Woine.,iay
evoplng N0vemhnr IAN ~ kay. JAmns q. Mar
TN Mr.. ~. HENRY sCOlf add Aiss KATIE
SulNACLr: bon OF this city.
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A sharp Thief
nr telegraph % no dispatch

10y N'EVBIUFH % No Df7PfE1I-I
TACOMA, ". T., November l5.-F. S.
Simpson, the young man who arrived here
from Fresno, Cal, two weeks ago with let
ters OF recommendation from the Wells
Fargo Express Company, vas given clsrs.
ship In the Northern Pacific Express Com.
pany few days ago. No bonds were re-
quifed of him. Monday night he went on
duty and on Tuesday be was missing. aud no
Is supposed to have .aken the boat Tor Vic.
toria, b. q. BE had checked odseyeral con-
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as they know It Is at all times and on all occa-
sons ready for their numerous patrons. Tho
stock was never so complete in every detail as
now. One must visit each floor to take in tho
immonsIty aud completeness Of e,ock in each
department
Tho Cloak Department. newly furnished ami
beautifully lighted, Is stocked with everything
fresh. new, and desirable for ladies. misses, and
children Of all sizos aud agot
The main door presents bewllioring display
OF silks and Wooliou Dress Goods, as also goods
Of more moderate value; Embrolderes, Ladies',
Gentemen's, aud Chldron's Underwear, Mourn
Ing and BLACK Dress Goods. Genllsmen's Fur
nishlngs Of every description and price. Notions
and Jewelry. Soap. Mems and Boys Goods for
Suits. Cloasinga, Infants OUTFITS. Cloaks and
Hoods, Woollen aud worsted Goods, Umbrel-
las, etc.
The second floor takes you to tho Holiday Sea-
SOD, which has been somewhat anticipated.
Dolls, Games, yelocipedes, Blocks, Novelties In
Vases, Bsque Figures. GSpoplng and Hobby
Horses, shoo-Flies Wicker and Carpet Chairs,
Whips, Guns, Tops. Iron Toys, Banks. Hair
Covered Horses with Wagons and Drsys, Tool
Chests, Desks. Bosardus Wood Art-Work, Brass
Novelties, Japanese Goods. Magic Lanterns,
Farm Yards, Rubber Balls. Animals and Dolls,
Lowing Cows. D a-a-iug sheep. Pug Dogs, Brass
Walters, Clocks. Iuk-stands, and thousands OF
articles suitable for gifts.
Our Lace Curtains, SILK Curtains, and Chenille
Psrtieres must not be overlooked here.
The third door which Is the same size as the
other thres-5OxiSO feeD is devoted TO Carpets,
Kugo, " ilAVh-obo~Oos NotAt~V-ANAV1f eAN y
holstery Goods In general
In every department we pay strict attention to
customers wants. and We have for al but
ONE PRICE. THE LOWEST
No such stock OF strictly nrst-class goods at
such low prices can be found elsewhere in this
city.
We Invite call whether you arc locker
around or q purchaser.
Our Otis stsam-eleyssor will carry you to the
upper or lower noors
LEVY 4 DAVIS.
The Leaders Of Low Prices,
1917 and 1913 Main street.
Richmond. Va
While a, the Exposition We would DO pleased
to have you inspect our exhibit in the northern
gallery Of the Main Building
noI4-w,Fssu-st
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nemoeratIe Isouse.


WASHINGTON. November l5.-Representa-
tive Thompson. recretary OF the Democratic
Congressional Committee, totd Star re-
porter this afternoon that he thought the
Democrats would certainly have a majority
" one or three In the next House. They
bad. according 10 his information, elected
Fisher In Michigan, Summons in North
Carolina. aud not less than three MEN,
bers ia West Virginia. lie thought also that
Democrat had beea elected in Taulbee's
district in Kentucky by an increased ma.
f,fffv
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sIgumeuts OF money. one consignment TO
Benjsmin snipes, OF EIiensture, w. T..
large cattle owner, containing 10000; one
TO G. o. Palmer, OF Psimer's Station, con-
tanning $1,000. There are Supposed to be
other sums. simpson was youuf man,
printer by trade. sod worked 10 an ofiice
here a few days before taking the clefkship.
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MiefnI.n CarrerIcd.

TTN VIT0
CuCAGo, November lj.-Mi-. Frances +.
willard. president Of the National WomOn's
Christian Temperance Union, writes to the
Associated Press that she desires II TO be
known that the statement go generally made
IN the religious aud secular press 10 tue effect
teat the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union requires IL, members to lend their in
Gueu.c 10 Zoe Prohibition party. or II they
do not declares them di,loya, Is totally IN.
correct. The members are left free as %
their political sNialions. and The resolution
TO The contrary was voted down without de.
bate al Toe recent New York convention.
4 large majority believes III The Prohibition
party. and SO declares BY resolution, but the
minority il fee to dissent, and II has always
been done
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Freight Trains Tied Up.
IN tolerranh 10 the plepatch.l

CmcAOo. November To- Everything is
quiet to-day in the yards OF the Louisville
,nd NeN ALBANY road at Fifty-trst street,
The Eve brAkemen who refused yesterday 10
work longer at lbe present rate OF wages are
sul on strike, aud there has been no effort
to-day 70 move any freight. The company
have over one hundred loaded ears in the
wards, but none contain perishAble freight.
The strikers were not about the yards at all
this moFutue, but are quietly waiting for
news from Lafayette. Ind, the headquarters
az the company,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

kNTILOTTI Died, az half-Past3 4. N. yos-
terdsy, Mrs. CATllhHIsE ANIlLOlIi, Nlio"
OF nc iate -. AntiOiu
Funeral win take pksco from hor rosiieDce at
a qugrtsr ~ O'clock fillS MORNING. 40
quien lnass as rlo tsthedfai at90ciOnk.
BRANCH-Diod. IA tbs city, GA 1buTsiaH
IHth u Soyofnber. ~. THOhAS BRANCH, IA
ths stghty ska year Il his age.
The funeral vin take ptaeo rom centenary
Hethoaist Episcopal church, GA OrAce street, 81
u n. On sATl KDAi 10 Nh Infant Tho
burial viii be al tie family ground Ia Blsnd-
ford comstery. fCtenDurg. ~
WAIsH.-Uiad. ~ bis reslience. 81 velt
Trausiiu street. CHAnLE5 WALSH, horn 10 g al
way, Iruand, but for ihltty.ciEht years q Gilt
Zsn 81 Redmond.
Funeral notice IN Ills evenings state
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saved HIS seek by Taxing strych-
ntne.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispssch.l
Los ANGELES, CAL, November 15.-fritz
Anslsg, the German who was 10 have been
executed on Friday Tor the murder OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hitchcock at Garden Grove 10
January last, and who In a statement made
few days ago also confessed 10 the killing
OF Julius Feugh, auetghbor, IN Butte coun-
~ In 1885, both OF which crimes were COM
their landed property or money, took stryeh-
nine last night and died at 1880 this morn
ing. The dying mans psroxysms were 20
terrible that II was almost impossible 10 Use
the stomach pump, and all efforts 10 save his
life proved futile. Before the final struggle
be stated that he had kept the strychnine
concealed for long time in bis cell In
plug OF tobacco.
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CRAZE AID CoTToE EI0BsSsz


WngAT.-i ,5)i busholA-
CORE.--58 buahoiA
OATS. 2.2fs bushels.
SAILS RsrOErBO TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. ~ bushels yery good az 81. ~
Iongberry, % bushsls Tor seei At ti.i6; 90
bushels worry god a, si.i3 n bushels fair Al
tI05. niTed, 100 bushels yory good 81 tii5; 100
bushels good 81 TIA shOrIsory, a bushels
prime 81 81 -; o. bushels yory good 81 flis; -
bushels very good % fi.il; 40 bufhsls good Gt
fii0 Total sal0s " Eheas. .3Oi bushels.
Offerings today Of wheat, 1904 bushels; same
day las yesr .l31 bu he's- Sales today OF
wheat I,20i bashsls; ssme day last year. 90
bushels. Offerings % FAR this season, $40, ~
bushels; same tlms last year, 3J3,.s3 oushels.
Extreme range o. prices today, SlDj TO N.l5.
Same day lass year. 81 tosJc.
COgs.-White, 30 bushels prime old on pri-
vats termg. 81 bushels prime now az 90. Total
sales 81 cyru, "A bushels.
OAI1-WlpJbr, a busDes primo et 5oc.
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Governor Lee few days ago received q
petition from a number OF citizens OF Wythe
oounty beseeching him to spare the life oil
wayman Sutton, sentenced to be hung on
November 30th for the murder OF Peter Har-
veil on the 18Th OF May. 1881.
Yesterdays delegation Of citizens OF Wythe
county called on the Governor aud pleaded
for mercy for the doomed man. They pre-
sentedt 10 his Excellcncy the following letter
purportlng t. have been written by Morgan
Pendleton. the man who was with sutton at
the time the murder was committed aud
who escaped arrest:
"PNT, MARION COUNTY, KY }
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Ha,troaa officers Elected.
INV ,eleeraph % mo D,spasrh.I

10y Fritsf hih " W. Hs't"N--l
CHARLESTON. :. g., November ID. -There
Is nothing new from Beaufort and All dan.
ger Is supposed 10 D. over. Alta meeitog III
The stockholders VI The Char stOu, Gncin-
natl aud Chicago railroad Frank Cove, on
Philadelphia. was elected president. Among
the directors are CAestor W. Chaplin. Of New
YORK; Wharton Barker, o. Philadelphia, and
james 4. Rumrill ana W. r. Weed, OF Bos-
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Eastera FieId.Triai club.

Hon P0INT, y. c., November l5.-The
Eastern Field-Trial Club opened to-day.
The attendance was good and the entries OF
dogs large. The member stake opeOed
to-day. The forenoon was rainy, the after
noon ioggy aud misty, aud The fields wet and
muddy. The birds were scarce aud hard to
ind. Gobang beat Noble Count Prince
Helen beat Buekalew, GloSier beat Molite,
ROYAL Monarch beat Don Noble, Brandon
beat Count Bolton, and Nat Goodwin beat
RnhY RuCkAIeW.
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The Deadlock broken.
nv te,orrnph 70 the Dl,patch.l

10Y tViutF"P1 70 s1IV "''F"'N1-I
BALTIMORE, November 10 The deadlock
In the frst branch Of the Baltimore City
Council over the election Of presiding officer,
which has continued several days. was
broken tonight by the election OF Thornton
Rollins, who, though a Democrat, was
elected 10 the Council by the Republicans,
aud bis being selected 10 preside over the
Council Is looked upon as a Republican vic
tory, Rollins having voted with the mi
nOrity.
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stabbed 90 Death.
[RY telegranh . the Di,patch.l

ATLANTA, November l5.-Jsmes Hunt.
member Of the Legislature from Caloosa
county, was killed Tits afternoon by II. 5.
Moore. railway nail agent The two men
we're fast friends and roommates, Moore
being also from Catooss. While In their
room they began wrestling aHd spsrring.
Hunt seems to have hurt Moore, who drew a
pocketkniie and stabbed his opponent In
the stomach. Hunt died In twenty minutes.
He was a young man Just elected to the
Legislature, which Is now in session.
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,ye.tVtrx,uie Election.

TSVecIal teIrgram % We DlsVaVh.I
CHAIR EsToN, W. Va, November i5.-La.
test reports indicate the election Of j. II.
McGinuis. Republican, 10 Congress from the
Third district. The Democrats here con-
code "a. The district has heretofore been
known as the "Gibfaltar OF tho Democracy
In the State.D
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Commitlee neetIpe Cslied.

ny Telegraph D mo NhpatthIF
WASHINGTON. November ia meeting
Of the House Committee on Appropriations
has been c.lled for Wednesday, next. u -
the purpose OF the committee 10 have some
of tho appropriation bits ready soon after
Congress meets. The clerks II the House
and senate committee aTs n work preparing
a rough outline OF several ~ the bills.
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BALTIMORE aracx MARKET

BArTiEORE, M, November lS-Virginia con-
soils. q ! a-ee1 DO. l0-&Os, 35s38; 90. 3s, 6'at5
Baltimore AMI OHIO stock, SSa9j; Cincinnati,
Washington and baltimore rs, IN; do. "a,
o., asked; do. IS, IS I'D; Consolidated gas
hnuda 10 ! All. do Htnrk. ~
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TAe TermisaI Ex.snainT iss Line,
IBy telegraph to tho Dispssch.I

NEW YORK, November l5.-President In
man, OF the Richmond Terminal, says bis
company will to-day deposit sS,95O,OOO with
the Central Trust Company 70 meet their
last payment on the stock Of the Georgia
company. though It is not due for five weeks
yet. This will give the Richmond Terminal
c0ptrol Of the Cegtrai Railroad and Banking
Company Of Georgia
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEW YoR6.


VIEW YosK. soVem Dor IS. Cotton steady; sales,
an nales; uptsade, loo. Orioana lOAc.; net ro-
ceipts, 1898 pales: oIportS-so Great Britain,
6sS.s4 bales southern rsar duli and heavy.
Wheat &c. higher ana steady: opuons closed
2agslc. above yesterday, No. fred, Woven Der
closing az ti.i0s Deeenb Der, 81 ist IN: Nay,
q. TO-, asi IN. Cora o. utas higher: options
steady sol dull: December, Ss1sce4c.: Nay.
4s1sSsac Oats suonf. haA higher; options
nrner and cuiot; November, size: Dcceni-
Der, 3lksS2c. May. &4a35hc; No 2 spot.
81. al Nc. snixed western, NaS2n hcps quiet.
Codeo-uptscns November, si2NatlaD; De-
cemOsr, gla Ssti333: Nay. sSSAti2 Is.
Sugar ssroag; fair refining. 5Ac eontrffegals
% teas sac. rsEaed DUN sad steady. holsssos
nominal Rice stsaiy aod quiet. Petroleum
nrm refined hers SO: Philadelphia and Bal
timOre, 81. 20. Cotsen-soed oil quiet hosin quiet
IuTpsntins quiet Hides quiet. Wool irm- Porz
Beet hams steady. 1tsrced beef unchanged.
CuLmeats. plchied hams. eAsioc. picklsd
shoulders. 6As5 3-os. picked bellies. 8ssisc.
nidalos QUOT and easier; sh0rtclear, SIC
Lard nrmsr: wessoTa steam, tS00; city. 81;
November. safsssSH; Nay, sSH freighis
steady.
81. LOUIS. November iA-fiear quiet and
dull. Wheat higher: some wsr-iise news FROM
Kurops with deelino IL consels and advances
10 cshsr msrkss caused May 20 sell higher early,
but tt veakssod on adverse sdvicss, aud AftBr'
ward Was unsettled and irregular, the close
bang Make. spovo yesterday; No . rcd. cash,
SLOT and nominal: December, 9i.Rkssi.oS.
May, 81 i3ssliSys. Ccrn ARA: No 4 each. ~
SC; November, c,e; May, cc,ssSea osis
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On N Roam.

special telegram = The Dtspatch-T
ROANOKE, Va, November i5.-The city il
enjoying an unprecedented real estate boom,
the sales to-day aggregating $4,000. The
sales for the past two weeks average over
$4,000 a day. The city Is tbrOnged with
SPECTATORS aud capitalists. mauy OF whom
are looking out sites for manufacturing en-
terprises.
The iree-dellvery system will go into ef-
feet JANUARY lat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
Foman,. Right 60 vote Voted Down


MONTPELIER, W.. November I6.-In the
House OF Representatives this morning the
bill granting TO womeR tbe right OF suffrage
MAS voted down by vote OF 1872 10 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

ROCHESTER, n. y, November 1.-two
more bodies were taken from the ruins OF the
Lantern works TO-DAY, making thiriy-seVen
surely known 10 be dead.