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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
zuuea and wounded ia a Riot.
IBy Telegraph to the Ulspatcs

KANSAS Ci1Y, November IA Journal
spccial from Bever. Mo-, reports riot at
the coai-mines 1T that place Saturday. A
strike has prevailed there Ter several months,
spd there have been frequent rows between
the strikers and new men. A short time
ogo A number Of Swedes were engaged TO
take the places Of strikers, and saturday night
the bad feeling resulted in pitched battle.
A. j. Anderson. a Swede, was shot through
the breast and Killed. and three other Swedes
we're slightly wounded. II was rumore1
,hot one striker was Killed, but this Is not
confirmed. over one hundred shots were
trcd during the riot, and number OF houses
pierccd by stray bullets. The situation Is
i.ritical aud the military will probably be
called out. Thomas WMdell the owner OF
the mines, was shot and killed 10y mob Of
the strikers about SIX months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

uer brothers, but who now represents = firm
IN Columbus, has been paying his addresses
20 Miss Annette Blume, OF fsyette sta.
ton. daughter OF q. N. Blume, prominent
stakeholder In the Fayeite Coal and Coke
Company, Of that place. Mr.. Sbae1er bad
been forbidden the house by Mr.. Blnme ADD
Il was supposed that the affair had been
broken OF. but yesterday morning the young
lady boarded the Chesapeake and Ohio train
and was Joined at Elmo by Mr.. shaefier
They went West and 1t II supposed are mar
rlod hafOro. thta
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
an AIR-IIsE TRAIN DETAILED AND
BURNED.
A Number Of the Grew Injured--Quick and
Energetic Work Saves the
Passengers
EspecIal telegran o ths Dlspatch.I

CHARLOTTE, n. c., November l2.-Passen-
ger train No. SO, due here from Atlanta over
the Air Line at $3.50 o'clock this evening, met
with fearful accident near GreenVille about
noon. II is impossible TO obtain full par:
ticulars, but reports say the train Jumped
the track while running at lively rate, de-
railing every car aud seriously iniuring
number OF the crew. The msil.agent Il re-
ported as perhaps fatally injured. The *
press messenger Is seriously hurt, as are also
others. No passengers are reported as IN
iured. The train soon caught fire. Frantic
efforts were necessary to save many from
perishing in the flames. BY quick work,
however, all were rescued. although many
were injured and terribly excited. The en-
tire train, express and baggage-carS hrst
end second-class with the Pullman sleepers
were entirely reduced 10 ashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Annual Convention or knights or
nnn.

tHy Telegraph 10 me DlsphUch'I
INDIANAPOLIS, November "a Many dele
gates have already arrived TO attend the ele-
yenth annual convention OF the Knights OF
Labor, which will convene In tins city to-
morrow. The session promises 10 be one OF
the most imposing IN the history OF the or
Pau'zation. one Of the points around which
a contest will centre will be the election OF a
pcncral master workman, also al executive
committee. aud full list Of general officers.
Powderiy has repeatedly stated that he
wonld not stand for reelection, but his intl-
male friends declare that he rs the only man
IN whose bands the order can be safely trust
cd. and itls known that they VIII INSIST
,pon his accepting The leadership another
term. II Is claimed be can he reelected n ne
,s willing TO accept Indications, however.
ro,pt to "A vigorous contest, as Thomas
Barry, c. w. Carlton, J. T. Buchanan, and
otner leaders Of the opposition are going 10
be present IN force. II remains To oe seen
mon which side Of the contest Charles H.
J,fchman, late general secretary ior Tue
order. " IN throw bis support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO Market

NV
To-day there was mighty little dong on
'Change. and It was quiet OF Change, q which
no significance Is attached, and is 10 UNUSUAL
state 0. the market for Monday. Down and
around among the manufacturers We found
thom generally quito busy and conteoted with
tho outlook generally.
Interior markets report inferior breaks and
stln prices for new. with old selling sparingiy
aud higher Tor all grades. Comnission-men
here arc selling Al fair prices, and are not en-
couragng hard holders. u is safe 70 say, white
there are some pro1ts made. most OF these go 70
msko up losses on other grades than strictly
brlghts, but tho trade is moving nevertheless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

&c.; mixed western. soss,c. HOPS ssssdy
aad quiet. Coffse-OpiIans steady and lcsg3
points below ss'usd., nS,enbsr, flssss
tiaoo; spot no qaies isis esrsoss. si,iz "a.
nominal Rico steady aec quiet Petroleum
quiet and firm; refined. 7Tc Cotson-sc~t oil
quiet crude. f5c. +: yellow, $3.50 NC kosin duh
Mo-. 10 eu s1 PORK STRONGER: nsss sIsasis7s.
Boot unchanged. Beet hams stesdy. Tierccd
beef irm. Cutmeats dull Mifdlcs anies lard
doll; weeisfa stesn g ees,ss2x sisy s,e-a:
stronger cotton, Nd; grain, sSd
BALTIMORE
BALrrxoss. Nd. November f1.--co,ion QUOT
and steady: middine. gAc. Flour quite. and
easy; HoTard-ssroyt and western super, a..
i275: do. extra, tA05stas5: do. family
f5af67o; city mills super. ~ xaf3IS; 90. exhe,
s4.loasts0; do. RIO brands, f573Ase; fs.ap.o
southern oulet add ABOUT steady: fultz sloas
si.i2: Longbery. fi.fsatli2; western quiet
and lower; 40 Z winter red, SPOT. fLo.eki0s
November. tL0lsti.otz; pecsmoer, sLvo' jan
white tSaooi: ysilov, sSa5cc; western quiet
and essys mixed spot, bic yosr. MAsGac:
January. 4tSai6Hc.i February. GAAeo Oats
oulct nut very s.eady; southern aad fcnhsyl-
ysn!a, sSsl2c.; Western white, sa3lc. western
mixed. HR2pc.: graded No. white. 81. bal.
Rye nat AZ eia63c. Hay nrm. prime % chcico
western. 1ifstiAS0 Provisions Quint: ioobing
usde-mess-g0rk. fi616 Buik-mcats-LOoso
sides. s. 50; packed. g. -; sugar-plckled shoni-
ders. $3.50. sugar-cured smoked shoulders.
400. hecon--ilams. fi1 EsN2sS Lard-he-
fned. fi050. Butter hrm sad moro inquiry
western packed. ilaiSs. Ego hIm 81 g.. Pc
tfoleum quiet aud sieady: refined, TIC. Cot
fee nrm Rio cargoes fair ss iskc sugar qniet
AMI steady; A soft 7sG. ioobin<. Tkc. Wbis-
koy steady OF ti.23: iobolog, SL.5asi.2&
CHICAGO.
CarcLao. November I9-Ths cash quotations
we're; Flour steady and unchaBse'. No. spring
wheat Sill haN.i2. No. , red. si.iiA ASil No.
2 corn, 4ic. 40. oats. IS fc. hess-pork. fiAlA
Lard, ss.2H. shOrt-rih-. $40; shoulders. E.soa
6 elOrt-clcar, s&2jatN3f1. Nhiakey, fi.@
The leadiog futures ragged a. foliONs
opspiaL hlgA,s. tlssf4L
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Grneted MO Cheers.

tPv Anelo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch-l
IoNpoN, November l2.-In the Honse OF
,.o-,,'ors fhis afternoon Matthews, the Home
secretary. announced the resignation oil Gen
erai Warren as chief Of the Aetropolltan
noljce The announcement was greeted
with cheers. Id. e.ta
that an extra estimate would be presented 10
meet NEE the expenses Of the Parnell COMMITS,
SION. lie also said that applications had
been made % the Irish Governments LOT ae-
cess 10 &c tain documents, aod tha' IeaNe 70
examine these documents would be gfsn.Su
10 The counsel OF both The Times anu 'ne
parnelli,es under certain conditions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
rnIerrnnl,ic Finshes.

The Tulahoma (renn.) Woollen.Mill was
destroyed hv fire last night. Loss, $4,000;
Insurance. $1,000.
Returns from two northern counties in
California change the plurality OF the vote
In the First congressional district from De
Haven Repuhicau) TO Thompson Demo
craD. The latter has now plurality Of
about no, with one small county aud parts
Of two counties ~ hear from, which II Is
not thought Will change his majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
4 ReservOir-ssOttOm Drops out.
s..-..f..t O.. o.. o., tt,o lts,.,t,N


ROANOKE, Va, November 1.-THE east
side Of the south basin Of the new reservoir
collapsed again saturday night, cmptylns
eleven feet Of water, about 100000 gallons.
About six months ago inst after the re-
soryoir had been completed the bottom
dropped ont OF tbs same basin. II was then
thoroughly repaired at great cost, aud was
being tested at The time oi the accident. The
los 10 the Roanoke Water-N orks Company
Is $4,000. The water supply OF the city is
ample 10 meet every demand, a. the north
basin IS intact. Mil mountain. upon which
tho reservoir is situated, Is evidently honey
COmbed with CaYerus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

The Washington Star OF yesterday evening
saws: All the indications point ~ a Republic
can majority Of from five TO seven IN the
next House. There Is stll doubt about West
Virginia add California. The Democrats
may have elected Thompson 10 the First dis
trict u California. This would reduce the
majority, otherwise appearing 10 be seven TO
five. The Democrats claim from three TO
four IN West Virginia. They are given two
IN The above estimate. Mr.. Brecklnridge, oi
Kentucky GgHres out Republican majority
Of from one 10 three. There seems no room
for doubt that the Republicans will organize
the House,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
nARKEr, BY TELEGRAPH
NEM YoRK

NEW YosK. November 1a-cottOn quiet: saies,
as bales; last week n0g before reported, al
bsles for spinning aoa e5 bales for export; up
lands, is.i6c: OFieans, 20 lice; net receipts.
d. eO bales: exports-.o Great Britain. H.3gs
bales: " France. 80 bsiss; 70 The Continent
10 80 bales; STOCK, oss.9Oo bales. southern nour
armsr. Wheat i4sIkc. lower. Options ia
lae under Saturday aud heavy; No. red. No
vembsr, ciosing az ST. 3oa. December. ti.'eHa
si.ifk: May. 81 nssl.io1i. Corn moderately
active opliuns duh aud isaHc. lower: peecm-
eer,. 5OAasle.: Nay. tstass4e oss mods-
elAaslI.c; Nay. &AasSAc; No 2 speI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

ON Saturday evening the Cuusrd steam
shin Umhria. WORKING her way out Of New
York through the f0g, cut the stern OF the
Fabre line steamer Iberia, which happened
TO fall I'm Der way. II Is generally agreed
that the Umbria was moving along at n lively
gait. No lives we're lost, snd the toeiiA was
not sunk outright. Her waier-ughI COM
partmeuts saved her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Reported Assassinaiion.


ST. LOUIS, November ia special to the
Post. Dispatch from GAINESVILLE, Tex, says:
News was received here this morning from
TishomiEo, capital OF the Chicassw ASTON,
that Governor Suy was assassinated Last sat
urday night. The adyices fom The Lh'cs-
saw Nation are that serious trouble Is brew
ing between the followers Of Governor Guy
aud his opponents IN the late election Ihe
report OF the assassination OF Governor Guy
"A not vet confirmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

Harrison and Morton was passing the Euro
pean Hotel tonight fire broke out In the
hotel and IL now burning furiousIy. The
building Is three stores higb, and Is located
IN the business centre OF the city. The ire
men are working bravely to prevent q
spread Of the flames TO the adjoining build.
inrs. The loss cannot be estimated, but
will reach probably $4,000 or $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
FT1HE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
L CHARLES 4. CLARK, PREsIDEsE
BRADSTREEI'S RICHMOND OFFICE
no. 400 EAST MAIN STREET
Teleph0as NoA3i
IN. Witty, superiaisndea.

Tho Richmond once has more tnsn Kept pace
with the rapid grOEtn Of the clLy and develop
meng OF me territorY tributary 70 Il itoners %
the mer,Aaule community OF this section ali ms
advantages Of asystom ne superiority u Whlcn
l. recognized in every trade centre " tho civil
ized world That u Ia Ia special sense prepared
10 guard TIE lnteressof KS local pAtr0ns u a.
iestod py the fact mat II has now taTger sE@A1
sgpaSsafAsys rkGa any glAar sssTeaHiiLs assnsR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

To any new subscriber who will send
fI.75 for wears subscription 10 The
Youths Companion. the paper will be sent
free to January l, lSs9. and tor full year
from that date. This oder includes the
-Four Holiday Numbers, the illustrated
Weekly supplements. aud the Annual Pre-
MUM List. WITH 800 Illustrations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

II Virginia l. saved to the Democratic coll
umu-aad God grant that she is-then the
result is due to the Fourth congressional
district. Gentlemen Of the Valley and OF
the Southwest, bear this fact in mind the
der-AppedL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
tbs wsArHEs IN RICHMOND YEssEDAY was
fair.
Range OF Tnertnorneter YesteriaY.
rEw YORK srocK MARKET.

NFw YORK. November i2-The stock market
was moro actye than last week, bat Il was weak
AND declining almost the entire day. prices at
tue Gloss boing materially lover al over the list
London came lover this morning SUD vas
seller IN tho forenoon. but the bright business
outlook csuaed 8 generally confident publish
feeling upon tho street, and on moderate Ous'-
ness some slight advances we're made during mo
forenoon. q though tue market ha1 an uusctdeo
aud somewhat foYerlsh tone. traders ana beats
continuing ~ sell the list. There wore minors
and adyices OF rate troubles IN tho Northwest,
but those had but little effect until toward noon
10 Vas announced that tho Vanderbilt roads had
msde n serious cut In west-b0und rates, Vhlch
was quickly followed By all the other uunk
limos, aud the operators for a decline were not
SLOW 20 MAKO use OF mo opportunity thus OF
fersd Tor the effective hammering % the entlre
las In tho declines which followed tho trunk
lines wero naturally the heaviest sufferers, but
doubt was thrown upon the intentions OF
tbs southwestern roads 20 make an agroemont
20 advance rates. aud thcy Joined the downward
though not 50 prominent as the above
mentioned shares. y few speclalties we're
very strong. however. aud cotton, OIL,
ami Chicago gas trusts, with Tennessee coal,
Oregon short llne, sad Milwaukee, lake shore
snd Western wore al more active Than usual OF
lste, and sll scored handsome gains Turing tho
day There was but nftlc news - character 20
sdoct values beyond that mentioned above, but
she dsclue. once started did not cease until the
close. Total sales. 9-7Q0 shareS htchison. II
Paul. and Louisville ant Nashville Lost IN each;
Missouri Ialinc, l's: Lake shore, ~; taualA
southern. y Hn1 the otners tfH 'uouhi Nhl.un
Bssnirr-- Exchange Dun and steady az asa
4s>4 Money eAsY a. 2s2s per cent Sub Urea
slry baanccs-,,oif. tl-6olj,WO; currency Vs.
21lC00 Govern ments steady % drn 4 par cenis
i}7s; ~ coupons, 1854. state bonds quot AMI
ffafly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Journal or the Medical AssOcIatIon.

CHICAGO, November l2.-At special
meeting Of the trustees Of The journal Of the
American Medical Association held 10 TIN.
city Surgeon. General John l.. Hamilton, OF
Washington. ID. c., was unanimously elected
10 succeed the venerable Or. y. =. Davis as
editor. Professor Davis resigned last spriug
at a meeting Of the association held IN Cin-
cinnau Dr. Hamilton will assume charge Oh
the publication on January !, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Jaenne ~ serve His sentence.

~ teI0frfUn % Iu7 UIsUfVu'I
washington. November -. The Su'
prone Court has affirmed the decision OF the
Circuit Court for the Southern District Of
New York in the ease Of ex-Aiderm7n
J1ehno. Of New York city, now undergoing
sentence m Sing Siug. This keeps him In
prison. lie Is one Of those convicted OF
bribery IN disposing Of the Broadway rail-
road franchise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

church in the morning. Mgr. Cabrieres
preached sermon. In concluding bis ad.
dresses be said: "France is sgitsted and
nervous, Her impressIonable nature impels
her with astonishing facility TO rush 10 what
ever side promises her saviour. Her nerves
are now a. excited ~ they have been at any
time within the eentury.o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
nemocrntie nereRate.
~ te!egraph D the Dlspalch.l

II1|
SANTA FE, y. NJ, November l2.-Returns
are coming In very slowly, but they indicate
that Anthony Joseph (DemocraD has been
elected Delegate TO Congress over Otero Re
p1blican) by considerable minority. The
Legislature Is close. The Council Is probably
Democratic and the House Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
A Good Place 40 Celebrate Victory.
..-o-.-o n tl.a ulanat.hl

ATLANTA, November II. The Republicans
are celebrating their victory by large
lorchlight procession and speeches. Official
returns make CleVellnd's majority in Georgia
sixty thousand and three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Wnnts Recount.
fsnoclai iolerram to Tho Dlspat

TNVC0INI TII1FINW 10 VH0 UI7VHVVH'I
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November T.
Judge Fleming. the Democratic candidate
for Governor, has requested recount OF the
vote u KanaWha county.
A Republican contest IS rumored In Wayne
county, which may considerably reduce the
Democratic majority there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
MANl.AAl.hA.

WOODBRIDGE -GAKHEfT-Married. No
yemDer Z, 1873. a. ne residence oi TIE BRIDES
fath.r Nj Henry q. Garrett by tho Rev. r. e.
Cave. Mr. ALLAN y. WOOLDubGk, 81 Glen Al
len. 70 Miss REBkCCA X GAhkErf, Of klch-
mond.
Baltimore and Kasiorn shore Ve.) papers
please CODY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Arrival OF MEMBER OF Parliament.

NEW YORK. November i2.-Joseph Cham.
berlain arrived from England to-day on the
steamship Aurania. lie started Tor the con-
gresslons train. where his marriage with
Miss Mary Endlcott. daughter Of the Secre-
tary Of War, Is announced to take place next
Thursday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
BALTIMORE STOCK nARyHr.

BALTIMORE. Nd, November i2-Virglnia CON
sols. a. aaked; do. l0-l0's, IjA bid; DO 3's, 6i7
a.; baltimore AMI ONO stock, sss9a Northern
Central. ,Oae5: Cincinnati, Washington aud Sol
t.lnoro i's. %: do. 2s t5al0; 30. g =, s3A BID ;
consolidated gas bonds, 10. 10. stock, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
naxniist Congress

[By Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispa'cf-l
PARIs, November 12.-ihe koyalist Con-
gress, comprising large number OF tilieu
persons, assembled Yesterday ~ homas on
he occasion OF the centenary OF the lorna.
non OF the Province Assembly. The Con-
aress attended grand mass In St. Barnard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

NEW Y0KK. November Eth steamer
Iberia, which was cut down by the UGi0ria
Yesterday. sunk at $3.50 sunday night. The
Cmbria returned 10 port, patched up the
hoe in her bow with iron pate, and started
again for Liverpool. oil Of her passengers e1-
cept two remaining on board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

TAKE YOUR DYEINGAND CLEAN
i TAG % he RICHMOND STEAh-DY KING.
SECURING. AND CARPET-C LBANING
WORKS, the largest and beeLequipped house OF
the south, No. SIS Eorth FIFTH ikkkr. itch
m0nd. Va MIRA. A. J. PfLk.
80 Seod3ln Pr0prietEsaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

COTTON REPORT.
HGrksl firm
QUOTATIONS.
HIDDLfEg. 9Ae.
Low MiDDLISe. SIC
OOOD OKDINAkH. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatchl
DUmIN, November l2.-Redmord has
been Internationally released from Wexford
iai-three weeks before The expiration Of
his senlence-by the advice Of the prison
doctors. lie hss lost thirteen pounds IN
,...i.rLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
CoueresaionaI contest.

lily toIeEfaVN 70 10 DI7F'7777-'4
ANN.pyIls. November i2.-t - upner-
stood that Muddek (RepuOlicsn) candidate
tor Congess in the FIFTH district claims 70
he elected by six votes, and that be wiz gs'
ont mandsmus 10 compel Governor JACK
son 10 issue certificate OF election TO hlin'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
PennsyIVanfa.

PHILADELPHIA, November a. Official re-
turns from every county in the State show
plurality for Harrison Of 1918. Blaine's
plurality In 1884 was 6l,0l9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Your Life
Observation-Disclosures.

Prerared By Dr.J. c. Aver B Co., Lowell, hass.
Price 81 ok bottles, -. Worth ~ botiie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
bond. Accepted.

[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, November l2-BOnd oher-
ings AZ the Treasury TO-DAY aggregated
S59T, $50. Accepted, 81, $50 US at l0S3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
An OIhJonrnaIlst Dead.

IUy LeIsgTNpl % NO Dbl al0I'I
sr. LOUIS, November l2.-COlonel John
Knapp, for many yesrs business manager and
part owner OF the Missouri Republican, died
isst night at midnight at his residence in this
city; aged seyenty-two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Pressutation or q Picture.

Tonight Mr. Carlton Mccarthy win pre-
sent 10 the Ho@lizer battery 1t their srmOry
a lie-size erayon Of bis brother, the late Cap
tain EdMard Mccarthy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

NPw YORK. November r.. -Co'ton Vet re-
ceipt-. 1.53i bates gross receipts. si19 bales.
Future. rlosol nrm, salra. ini lu haIts. NofeW-
Der. FAslAsAt5. Dorrmher, 80 tlhfY n: January,
tHstal9sj. February, % 9jttl No. March, 49,
SiO03. April. go l5afiJ.l6. Nay fiI-iaflh4 ID,
Juno tih3aasiO "a; Jul, 'l0lU'sll.is' august
fl0ha9lJt~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARYyr.

NovEsssz Is-Receips: 30 head OF cattle,
$40 sheep. and ~ hogs.
sales: 20 head OF cattle, $40 sheep, and ~
hogA
Prices:
CAtile-BesL fla4Hc. gross; medium 70 good,
81 sic. gross: cOmmOn 70 fair, s.s]c- Srosa
sheep--shafkc. gIcsA
Hegs-6ka 9c. net
Bulis--e4 &C. grOsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
600, Asssmbites prohibited.

nv Anglo-Amercao cable to tho DspS'cn.l
MtnsIp. November l2.-The suthoriues
have i,sued an order prohibiting street
sssembles and instruellps the police 10 az ~
ne ali gatherings that may be attempted.
f'he city h now quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

CIvCINEArf, November i@-Flour heavy.
Wboat dull. EA BRED. Si.05. Corn barely stoady
and quiet: No. miTo1, ~. oats nrm; NJ
2 mixed, 21ag7ac. PORK doll Al 80 Lard
firm anl quiet nt fs.05s q i3s. Bulk-meats nrm.
Bacon steady. MhsKoy. fila hoCs la hbeial
supply and good dsnaui.
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sALE8 RRPORrED TO sEcRErlRY.

WHBAr.-4,52i bushels.
CORS.-6lf bushels
OATS. ,iJi bushels
hYg,-C0 bushels.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN coHsxcrroH rHzRHwrrK THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the Kew York and Richmond
stock kxehsngss-irsin, Flour. Cot
ton, Meat, and other Quotations.


- wAsHITaroS, Novefaber l.. For Viz
r,,. ginia. feir. slightly warmer, variable
fAlk lwinds. shifting 70 southorly.
For North Carolina. fair, slight rise 10
and eastorly wsn3a
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A Hotel Rurned.

lBy telegraph 70 me Dispaich.i
CHsTTANOoGA, November l2.-As Re-
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TLouR

We oro,s: Flos 81 51ata7j5 supsrnno, tlT5a
Us; extra. gl0As27j: family, tiasLjJ pAsen.
family, county, - l5ataS
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NOVEMBER 1A-hartet steady. Prices have
/ advanced Tor tho ts.t grnies ani good demand.
! ora primo, So: extra primo. g.; fancy. t4.i
common, tha9.c.; shellod. 2a%se: nov airy,
/ 8ha3%c.: green, la2.1 .. fsc;ory hanc-pick9d'
! diL5A.c.
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Especial telegram 70 the Dlspstcal
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November ix.-avs
come time f'asl J. 4. shaeifef, wen nn o,,a.
tIsYeiliDg.mAn, formerly employed w NVs'