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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1888
Thauksgving-Day.

To-day il Thanksgiying-Day. and the In
dicstions are that 10 will BE- pretty generally
observed throughout the country. In our
own city religious services will be held IN
most n not an Of the places OF worship The
public offices, STATE and municipal. viii be
closed. ami business viii Dc largely sus-
pended. TIL. il SIS It should be. The time
hist has passed since last Thanksgiying-Dav
bas not been without it, TRIALS. It's sorro ~,
and il. di.appontment,. Too true It Is that
"Wcn die. bat SORROW uovor dies:
he ,rowGiug yours divide in vain,
Aud she wii3 world j. knit with ties
OF common hr tLcrhooi 100 pain.
Pew indeed there are who have not seen in
nearlv every CLINT ofsun.bine IN the past the
blendny Of shadow. Few there are who
cannot say
"Our loy is dead and only smiles ON u.s.
end none there are who do notfcel-
"rhore'a DOT a 10Y ne World can give
Ilte that ifs takes away
Tha, is HES experience, and il not con-
fined 10 any station, o. any class, TO any age
we have TO the last twelve months al passed
under the rod. and in one form or an.
other been chastcnoI. Yet who among Us
will say that be has not something TO be
hqukiIlior? Who among us will say that
I'm the darkest hour there wa. not ray oi
leht 10 cheer hin. Even If that ray Was
only hope, has he not cause FOR thanks
glwng2
During the wear our city has pros
pcrad. There has been no serious dis
turbancc ~ the peace in the Commonwealth
toe breath ~ po.tllcnce has passed ms by,
aud we have ha8 900 story Of serious disaster
10 tell; and while the Reaper has visited
many households. taking "the bearded
Grain" and "the flower. that grow be-
tween" all iu roo, hls harvest has not been
great. Jet Us bc thankful As community
for our material blessings. and 49, individuals
f1r tne fmth which teaches ms that our grain
Shall he oorua'ly golden and our hoWcIs
ahaU bloom forever.
Richmond with her large church~going
population may bo depended upon to have
fun places o. worship this morning, but the
Observance ~ thc day should not end with
Thanksgiving services. TO these lct MS add
the duty Of m1nn others thankful. Hard
81. wc mav consider our loi, there are those
about us whose Dot, may Doe h'ricr Let The
occasion therefore D.. one for opening the
purse a- well rs The heart--an occasion for
thauk-oG,rn,s a- well as fof thanhselvmgs-
anoccs.ion for visiting the sick. relieving the
poor, raising nap ihe despairng, and placing
tcf as sacrifice upon the altar Of good
deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
ELECTION CASES.
TRUE BILLS AGAINST NEGROES IN
N0BTH cAR0LINA.
A Queer Rumor About Doefery-Residence
Partially Rurnsd-Agrioultural s1a-
tiatics-Hiilsbofo's Fire.
pnoc,aI telorram 70 Tho Dispatch.l

RALEIGH, n. C.. November o. News was
received here to-day OF the death OF Major
4. NJ. Erwin. OF Marion, one OF the most
prominent and influential men IN tue olate'
Governor Scales to-day appointed w a
Guthrie, OF Durham. trustee OF the state AZ
ricultural and Mechanical College ulce hu'
ina Bsrringer. OF Charlotte, resigned.
In the United States Circuit Court mere To-
day The grand jury found true bilis IN what
are known rs The oxford election cases
against Joseph Lassiter, Major tlerndon, Nei-
son Bass, and John Henry johnson. AZ ne
proes, for in.imidating Regro Democratic Vo.
ters al the last election. Their case. were SCI
for hearing next Tuesday, TO when ua'e
court adjourned this afternoon. Ihe erani
jury was discouraged to-day for the terih' NO
more election cases will come M.
There IL a curious rumor here 70 tue eheo'
that Oliver H. Dockery. Republican cahni.
date for Governor, Intends TO have nlmseil
sworn IN a. Governor, making Inc cam lna,
the count Of the votes wal not fair, and That
had II been fair he would have been elected.
This statement bas been made, II appears, Dy
some OF Docsery's friends.
Yesterday al Negberne the residence OF
James ~ Moore. chief ot the Newberne IRE
departmeut, was partially burned, mucn
damsge being done both 10 the building anu
furniture.
W. II. styron, Of Wilmington. dealer IN
cigars and tobacco. assigned yesterday 70 +.
G.. Banks tor the benefit Of bis creditors.
Iii, assets and liabilities are not stated, but
prefcrred creditors are put down for over
$4,000. an,
No news q the lieh,stlp which driited
away from Frving-Pan shoals has been re-
c.ived. She hid on board supply Tor
month. She f. deficient In canvas but Is
iOlerab!V seaWOrtiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
The North Carolina Methodist Con
ference.

NEwBERNE, y. C., November 2S.-Ihe
North Carolina Conference met In the Ne
tbodlst church here ibis morning at BIB
Bishop J. &. CRANBERRY presiding. There
were present over three hundred ministers
and lay delegates, The largest number pres
ent the first day perhaps In It's history.
Hon. d. W. Balm was elected secretary,
Rev. W. I. Cunningham assistant. Rev. \.
NJ. Jurney statistical secretary, and WORK
begins in earnest 20 review the years Toll
that they may know the results and prepare
for n greater conquest. Newberne is enter
tanning The conference royalty.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

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CAROLINE COUNTY.
TING Marriage Epidemic-Bad Roads,

Ec
.-......,,
lroH .'l-o''' OF ''''
DowNG GREEN, Va, Nov. -, ISIS.
Several year. ago marriage "a' such q
rare occurrence 100 this 80 lage That the co.
nuadrum. "Wry Is Ho@huS Green like
Ua'Ytu:' onl iue Wcl-Ah1Wn answer
"B,uu-e There IS neither marrying nor
giving 70 marriage there was Tire subject
i1r mlnv jokes among The young people ''
he vicinity. Lat nl made a break IN ihe
mouo-ouy, and tl's season has verified zoe
Old al4ge. "lt never rains bul &c pour"
and marriage has succeeded marriage uutl
we begin to wonder il there will be- Young
lady l0t. ON Yesterday ln Che bapust
church OF O'Clock j.. NJ. Misc Hattie h..
~moo5 ~ this place, and Dir. WINE l..
Gsrnett formerly a. his county, now OF
W4sh.n 5iou. were united M ri3ffia-e by
Rev. a. Broaddus' Ji.' pastor Oh tua,
church. The ceremony was DeAuli vi
and Impressive. The bro ana groom looN'I
well and happy, a.d everything passed. OH
nicely. After receiving me congratulations
aud good wishes oil their fFltuds llp nhppy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

Wedding Invitations engraved IN no latest
and most approved Styles Oar new Samn'e
Book is now ready. and On examination viii b
found 20 De Just the thing.
Special attention paid 70 Engraving Visiting
Cards, Nono7rans, Crests. ani street nun n''s'
The iausr being yory stylish.
HUNTER 6 CO.,
Fine statloners am. Fnzrayofs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

one OF our contemporaries says that II
one bali or one tenth OF the charges are true
regarding the bribery and corruption In the
late election in Indiana the grand iuries and
courts Of every county would be occupied
for The next SIX months in investigating aud
Furnishing them under any proper condition
Of public sentiment on the subject
We commend that statement TO the atlen-
tiou OF QUAY aud MALONE. Why do they
not 90 to Iud.aoa, where thousands OF voters
were influenced to yo.e Tor HARRISON by cor
rupton aud fraud, Instead Of endeayorlng to
annoy the innocent people Of Virginia?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

The New York Commercial Advertiser. I'm
IFS review Of the Christmas magazines, says:
"In IIarper's 'SoSrus Dismal askeich
Of negro character. by Willlsm W. Archer,
Is specially noticeable even In such good
compauy for lis artistic and individual form
ana Tor It's use of material that only close oh
seryation could Weld. The story strengthens
the wish, created by former work, for fur
ther products from the same skiliul hand"
"sosrus Dismal" is strong in character
delineaiion, natural In the handling of dis
lect, and artistic in description.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
Harrison a Relative of JeG. Nav

HAEftk0n ~ va
indianapolis correspondence Chicago ReSsl
General Reuben Davis, ot A aberdeen, Miss.
n cousin once removed OF JED. Davis, called
on General Harrison to-day. He bad little
TO say about his visit, aud 1t is believed that
Davis, although a stauueh Republican, did
not receive the most cordial reception from
the president.elect A party OF Cincinnati
ladies also called on General Harrison. They
represented the Womea's Relief Corps Of
the Grand Army. The VISIT was social aud
cOngrstulatory not political.
In discussing the visit Of General Reuben
Davis to-day Mrs. Harrison remarked to a
lady caller that II was 4 curious fact, and one
which nobody had mentioned or seemed 10
know anything about during the campaign,
that General Harrison and JED. Davis were
really connections IL seems that the Davis
sud Harrison families lived near each other
in Virginia many years ago, aud there were
several intermarriaees. and now there is a
real though distant blood kiDship between
the chief. OF the Lost Cause and the rising sun
Of the Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
FORT AosR0E. Va, October 81, Isss
I ED PROPOSALS. IN TRIpI 1

- CATE. subject 70 the usual oond.tioDA, viii
be received az this ofiiee until " O'Clock noon
NOVEMBER 50. losn. and then opened In the
presence OF bidders. FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
THREE DOUBLE SKIS or OfEICERS' QUAR-
TEltS 80 Fort MOono. Va. Blanks and instruc.
tons % bidders will be furnished By this once
upon application. The Government reserves tho
right 70 reject any or all proposals.. Envelopes
containing proposals should b marked T" fro-
posals fOr Officers 4uarterA" aud Addressed 10
the undersigned CHARLES BIRD,
Captain and Assistant QuArgormaater. 4, :. A.
0OaI, mol .2AS.S9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

MR. RANDALL's SOUND JUDGHENT'-lio~
Ike Mr.. RANDALL are his remarks TO World
reporter the other day. lie does not think,
as some Democrats pretend 10 think, that the
Democratic defeat was benefit to the party
but that it ought to bsse "held on to what
It had" He would not have seen the party
lose the day simply because he dId not ap-
prove u the issue upon which the battle was
fought. lie would have had Mr.. CLEVELAND
elected and then taken the chauces Of dealing
properly With the tariff and the surplus.
We quote from the Washington Post:
A close friend. who is supposed TO reflect
biz views at the present time, tells the
Worlds correspondent that Mr.. Randall re-
gret. the defeat Of Mr. Cleveland profound
". and that Nr. Cleveland "bls not more
ardent admirer IN the country than Mr.
Randall: that their Only point ~ difference
was in regard to the tariff; mat Mr.. kandall
thinks "the only trouble with Nj. Cleveland
IL that he il too much ~ statesman and not
enough OF politician" and that he made an
error in "foilowing the advice Of ineXperi-
cuccd leadersN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

rBy telegraph % ths Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, November 2S.-The official can
vas OF tus Illinois returns was finished yes
tefday. Ffer, the Republican candidate for
Governor. has 1882 plurality over Palmer
QDemocraD. Harrison's plurality IL 2l,SSl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
lower than In twenty-five years. The wafer
was blown out by the wind.
The Recent difficulty OF the kditor
OF tire Statewide Landmark

Special teIeRrain y Iu' H''I171''.I
CHARLOTTE, ". c., November "a letlor
received to-day from Joseph caldwell cut
tor Of the statesVille Landmark. SAYS toe re-
port as sent you few days ago regaraing
his difficulty with the two Connolly brolners
was erroneots. Caldwell says De was eaNlnk
bis Office for dinner and stopped 10 stofe.
where he met Connolly, and the dimeOiy
grew ont OF remarks made IN reierenee 70
the puhlication m the landmark. Caldwell
GAYS no himself made the first attack, dealing
them both blows with his Gst until they ran
from him. He saws he completely whipped
them both. and only received very slight
scratches himself. Tue report as sent was
obtained from what | thought trustworthy
authority. and this statement Is made at the
request a Caldwell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
BOOKS. srATsossEr, re-,
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vo rIrrLg coypEpERArEs Paso), t.so;

rwo LITTLE cogFEDERATEsP agc), ii.'o;
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JOHN WARD, PREACHER most popular book
OF tho day, $50;
GALLANT TIGHT Marion Harandl, tLN;
ROBERT gl.ssERE tsrs. Ward, 5oc.;
APRIL HOPES qIowelisl. $40
Dickens. Scott ThacEoray. Macauls7 BulWor'
Irving. Eliott sad other Standard Works. IN
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call and get our Catalogue Of CSC. Books Tor Oh
as veil as young. hDN hi' W.
BOOKSELLER. f}3 eat Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

The University and Trinity COLLEGE foot
bail teams came here to-day, aud tomorrow
afternoon viii play a match game at Basf-
Ball Park. Many students VIII he here 10
cheer on their respective champions ana
great interest il shown in the game, Whlch
Wul be ulayed under Rugby rules.
The Richmond and Dauyille railroad has
agreed 10 build the railway from High Point
10 Asheh0ro' II Randolph county subscr,oes
$4,000 In bonds thereto.
The iron is laid on all the Durham and
Northern railroad save fifteen miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
Mtcniran,, melority.


by telegraph % me Dispaich.l
CHICAGO, November 2S-A dispatch from
Lansing Mich. saws ihe state Board 81 CaA-
vsssers finished their work on the state OIL
GERS as' night. The plurality for Governor
is 1880. Purallirs for the rest OF the Stale
Republican ticket are from 2l,jlD TO 23,l90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

The ghost Of WILLIAM HENRY SHAKESPEARE
rose In Illinois the other day and defeated
IGNATIUS D0NNELLY for Congress. 10 other
words, Br'er lG could not cipher out ma
iOrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

"The parties who raised 81 bills to the de-
nomiultion Of sl0, and paid them to Ameri-
can eitlzeus TO vote the HARRISON ticket were
from Chicago" How is that for airee ballot
and & fair buy?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

SCHOONER ALFRED KEEN JUST
~ arrived vita cargo frssa RoCKLAND LINZ.
noW ciscbarRtag. For sale low from wharf,
LARGE stock fresh k0Sh NDALs M IMPORTED
PORTLAND CKAENT. cALClNR0 Pi.AsTRi,,
kAThS, sc. WAkNkk Ao0Ak,
Importer Nova Scotia inmp and Manufactures
krssa-around Is4ad Plaster nol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

"Tbem's CHANLER'S chairs.' said she.
slowly. Huh :" "CHANLER's chair"
Which CHANDLERg BILL? II so, please
some one Jerk them trom under him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

The New York Tribune says that "In
Mississippi eight years ago there were u.s.
539 males twenty.one years Of age and over,
vet at the last election the total vote was
only 10000" The Tribune then asks If
any one believes that there was free vote
and nm honest count IN Mississippi. And
this (. The way the Providence journal an
swers the question:
"In his connection Il may possibly be
germlnc % state that the male population oi
Rhode Island twenty one years OF age and
over IN 1855 Sas 6j,12i, aud yet the vote al
tine last election was only 80, 1S3. From
those figures the unpreiuJlced observer
wodlI Doe ant 10 declare that the pathway 70
the polis was M more tbOrny In iar-awsy
Mississippi than it Is In nearby Rhode
Islaud.'
when the journal gets through with
nummelIug the "iraud howlers" there
won't be much left Of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
ESTABLISHED 1880.
PROPOEAE.s.

Proposals for Portland Cement. -
4 koc4 Island ArseuaL hock Island. H., No
yeInber %. ls-A Scaled rroposals Will be- re-
ceNed by me uudersgnHi until Z Dclock T..
H.. On THU ReDAl December -. ISIS Tor FUR
ui.hing 8.U.D barrels u ihe best Portland cement
delivered az tilis AnseLaL n h. cement required
must posses the following qualities: Finols-s--
~ per ceni., ~ pass LArOuza sloye JiKl0, equal
~ = oO mesl0a per square tnch. ncigh5-strurk
weight % = Dushal ~ DO from iOi a. iO3 pounds.
through fall % 80 " IS inches. Tensile
sirsLg lh-Asak inc sand one day IN air SIX days
in water. 80 % 3i3 pounds per square inca:
tensile rongth, one cemcnt 9ud Two sand. for
Same 4no above. 10 pounds psr square inch.
rot 30 s9t in less than 20 mlnllcs
Parties desiring ~ bid will send az soOn as
possible q tho undersigned samples Neighing
NOS lnss than % pounds net for test FREQ o.
charge, except transpo rrsliOn. WRItiss will De-
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April 4. 1879. they can make nrst delivery. and
how soon thereafter the other deliveries Will be
NADIA Parties viii state brand Of cement and
Who sher In pOrted or domestic aud n I'm ported
Whist the dudes are per DarreD. A preference
viii Dc given - articles o. domestic production
and manufacture. conditions Of prico aud quality
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nance, United States Army. COMMANDING
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

"Lct us have fair elections" says the
Philadelphia Press. BY oil meaus, and let
philadelphia start the hail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

Casurh often destroys t2e sense OF smell.
Hoods SsrsapaTilla cures estarrh BY purify
ing the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

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" -7-'-' I'-''--'' - '''7l7 70
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COUPONS FOR TAXES

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Reading notices IN readiug-naiter Vpa y
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Gard Of rates ior more space furnished On ap-
tlicauo1-
lnioi,er. and teisfrnms must Be sodIessei
foTHR DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications VIII DOT % re-
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BRIEP COMMENT.

Try to-day to forget all troubles except the
troubles OF others.
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PKoTEssGeNAI

We win give prompt 1iiention % law business
IN ali the state and Federal courts OF NE city Of
hlchmoGd and adIasons Counties no iS-an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

MANCHESTER TAX.PAlki.N
vi TAKE NOTICE. an uos r~e
STATE. CITY. AND SCHOOL iAhhN
per cent will be added % al tho szms BOB
December Isl aud the oils placed in ihr -o
Of he Clly Segg cant for lnmstiaie co. i.-N
s. ". BkONAt Gh. "a.
no est Treasurer Cay 0i htlth-7.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

After commenting upon the ridiculous
opipion which Chancellor GIBUoN, Of Ten
ue,see, read when he rendered his recent
decision adverse 10 The lease OF the East
Tennessee. Nirginla and Georgia system 10
the Richmond and West Point Terminal, the
Lynchburg News quotes the Chattanooga
Times as follows:
at may delay the final details Of CONSOLE
datlon Few weeks or months, Int 1t VIII
not hinder its consummshon. The great
majority Of the stockholders favor the lease;
the owners OF property in this country
usually do what they please with their own,
and this case will be no exception TO tue
nearly universal rule"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
TmAaKaGIVsag DINNgRs. POUND
CLOSED THURSDAY.

RICHMOND AsD ALL s0HANY KAILROAD,l
hlcuNOsD, VA, November D. l-s-
NOTICE-THE FREIGHT DEPOT
~ Of This Company Will Do closed tn URsDAY,
November -. 1899, Thanksgiving Day. Pc
rishable ireight 8ill be delivered Datseen 3 aud
~ A. 1t. 4. l. WlLAlA5ON,
no .9-lt Agent
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Richmond AND PETgRsBURG RAILROADD
kREl0HT DEPAKrgsNF, ;

The FREIGHT DgpOTs Of this company viii
be closed THURSDAY. NoveTn Dor .sth. hanks
giving Day. Persnahle freight Will, however, DO
delivered until 10 O'CLOCK A. N.
no S3-2t JOHN &. JANIS, Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

A New LIQUOR DEcIsloN.-W When the
Supreme Court Of the United states decided,
a. IL did not long ago, that state law pro-
hibitng the bringing Of spirituous liquors
INTO one state from another was unconsil'u-
tional, the successful parties came to the
conclusion that under that decision liquors.
thus brought into a State might be sold in
the original packages. But their inference
seems to have been uniounded. In Mar
shalliown, Iowa, few days ago, Judge
STEVENS sentenced GEORGE j. BowMAN,
convicted II selling liquor, imported
from Illinois, to ply ~, 900 fine, the highest
penalty. He held thst the Importer had no
right 10 sell, even in original packages.
Tue ease was test one, and viii bc taken
upto the supreme Court Of the United States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

The Offices and freight warehouse q this COM
pany viii be closed Ga THURSDAY. November
e9th. Thans So ying-dsy). No freight Will 10 TO
ceigcd or delivered On that day.
GEOhGE W. ALIEN & Co,
no g9-it Agonts