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for the ex,reme yiers Of holders Tbs OUTLOOK y
encouraging aaf sui higher pricos are looxed
for in e. seer future. This Pears clip is es,t
maied 70 DO about q per cent sBort % tbs Dcss
Of recent ysarA faiuce abroad are stesdhr
advancing and casters dealers caaaot dupii-
cnss stocks % any point "a nc INFERIOR ana
resell al present quotations. IL nc genoosra sltn
any hope Of pr0nk Q10ttllones Wssnea, Obio,
PonnsykssiA. aud west firglnia-AA AID
above, 15a3ic.: I, Sla1ics fnecinb. Hsr,
quarter blood. aeaa7kc; common. D-&~; nev
York. Michigan. NlSso1ein, etc. nseccs
s9a3ec medium. FaGc; quarter bi0o.i. 49,
washed. cOraD.0K and Deiaiae -ftae Dclslp@.
ohio, 36as1c.: aBs DcisiDe. western. S,ssoe
medium. S9sicc. quarter, yIsfc. loH. MAI.
pulied-Super. city. 3sa3fc-: snpef, sestsra. ga
50c. merino. November, -. unwssssa
cloihing-Fine, S2a2fc. meatum, SSs;tc. qgsr-
tor. Naj0c.: common and bury. .Oay3c Un-
washed combing-Nedi Soi1..; quarter
blood. 2ss0or los. staz5c Colorado. Utah. cur =
FINE. i5sxOc. me1iam, laa23c.. nne medium lsa
Sc.. carpet. i6Ai7c. Meniaaa, etcl--Fine, Dnzts;
hne medium. 3z2ac. medium, Z1a25c. New
MexiCaa--Chelce impreved, 2isZ3c. average I'M
provea. leatic: coarse. issl7c.: bisck, islsc.
Ie1as-Fine and medium. eastern, z2aser- nns
and mediam western t7a2ic. inpr0vef, i,s
49,: c0arsc. i6sisc. Oregon-Easterp, Nos 1,
i'aiSe eastern, No. ?. lssesc: eastern hessy,
enc, 4ai6c Valley. No I, zza2tc.: VeileY. No. Z,
2iHzc. valley, No. 3 eia&c Nsvsds-Fipc sve-
rage. l3Sl4c. ono choice, i6sisc. medium svs-
rage, f1als.; medium CHOKE. Gsxec Csiifor-
nis-Spring. northern free. t9e25e. spring. MD
die country. l6aAlc. epring. sO0shorn, llsise..
spring. bury aud dofective. tos1ic. fall. Tree,
lbaiS. fall, defecNlve. ss2c--Phl8dslpAla fress-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
LIVERPOOL corrog MARKET.

lI3y Asslo-Ameriean cable 70 ths Dlspatch.l
LIVERPOOL November a. sooa. - Cotton
sisady and IA fair dcmaad Americen middling.
6sd.: sales. 1850 balc-, inciud,Dg loo bsaes
fOrspeculanon and expert. recsipts AN baies--
ell Americas. Rutnres nat al adocitne. koycm-
Der. 5 3s-6ta3 eS-6sd.; November snf Decsmoor.
2i-6fa5 20-6td.; Decon5ar and january,
2i-3ta5 2lSt1. Jsauary and Fefgnnry. H-eaA
eO-efd Feb uary and hsrsts 2l-ofa5 0-oft-;
hsrrh aad pEil. , e2-6&sS2l-efd; Apysi and hsy.
5et-a4s5fS64d.; May aud June. h&6lao ASctA
Junc ard July, N-6td-
r. h.-AsaricaA-elood nltddnng, sii-tei.
riddiing, 7-iBd. low mtddhn<s. 2-led. GOOD
ordinary, fa-ssi ordinary, fi-6d. Sales IL
Americas, 500 bales. Futures choesd s,esiy.
November, ss-etd., SELLER Aoyemoy sod
Jsnuzry, 1884, seller; lRauary and Feftu-
AIRY, 1904. settler; February sud Aarch.
1884, buyers: march and April. Wett.
and June. 5 g3-Gsd., sellers; June aud July,
9B6fd. sellers.
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LAND. DISPUTES.
EVIDENCE YESTERDAY BEFORE THE
PARaELL COMMISSION
That They IRE tSe causs Of Every Crime
Eoonlightsri-Lsague
Homs-Rulers.


ny Augio-American cable % the Dispaich.l
LONDON. November 29.-Inspecior Crane
gave evidence before the Parnell Commits
sion to-day 81 70 the progress OF crime IN
Ireland being coincident with The form9-
ton Of The branches of The league. Where
ever league Organization was started the
0utragea followed. Not every leagucr was
2 moonllghlcr, but the majority OF the noon
lighters we're lesguers. On cross-ex1mina-
ton the witness admitted that he bal never
been able 10 trace directly the connection OF
The persons convicted Of the outrages
with the league. Certainly no o'-
fetal Of the league had ever been
convicted. No crime bad occurred
IN connection with the nOme-rule aGitltion
or the extension Of the franchise. Every
crime arose over land disputes. Inspector
Rice dep0sed HAT be- had always understood
that the moOnlighlers executed The behesls Of
the league. On beng cr0ss-eXsmined by
Mr.. Harrington The y ltUess said he could not
point ont a single instance, supported by
proof, where the league bad directed moon
light outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
A HARD TIME OF 1T.
TIKI BOARD or HEALrH PERSISTS IN
IT'S EFE9Brs
10 shut oat the Refugees The People Don't
Like Il, bat the Beard alss Plainly
and ssnIb'y.


@aCFs0Nv.ILE. FLA, November COR
cial bulletin or Toe twcniy-iour h0urs end.
iug At @ 4. ~ o.dsy. New cases, seven OF
which five were yiitcs ana two blacks
There were no Jcafhs. Total cases 20 date,
4,GS1: total deaths, gtN
Ihe Board 81 ucsih di'l persists In de-
uying entrance 90 refugees. Us committee
to-day issued a loGg manifesto, oi which
thc follow ing is portion: We have evere
confidence taat the work Of disinicciing
will boz pushed forward 20 AZ cary c0mrie-
ton. AVID vill ash q, wei as expect tie
I>srty cooperation f s'l good c'tlzcus
~ ihc accomplishment a. tho desired object.
~ are a,i weary OF tbis Struggle wltJ the
pe~iiItneo which has swept over us. ono u
now nnKcrirriy leaving g- Jean OF purse
and sore oi held. and wc IRE ai d'nlile's
most anxious 10 pUt Zoe thing behind us and
commence anew. Doe rt us NOT iu our lmpa-
t'rnce On attain ih.s neglect 20 exercise pru-
drucc ead discretion. fn3 thereby sacrlhce
morc hfcs Ne toroi a,k those interested
q nat uQfii ihc fever wo.k s completed.
hui 40 leat We foI tltt 10 L. az the
ufmnet Importance Co gu' ttr business
centres o. goo cry '0 suc1 condition as
Will p.fmii faiuIc prosecution sud seriously
mi listing d .tlne' rIr.D.s lf i1o premature
iucnwIU- oi ouf outside friends co.. subject
iur tDtm g. danger which NAV result
f1'1.v. au 3 for which Wc should aud will be
lrId e~t0usirle a. tlc guarjiau. a. toe pub
lir hcaNl. NJ vs cen hy thorough process
a. il.itifc. 0n hut preserve one single life
such as those ~ the many which
have hrtn offered UPON Tho altar of duIY
from among orr g. oN-citizens here
we shal htye wei, expended ume, money.
AMI stfr.' rr NJ pcr.oua' interests an1 cou-
ven Cnpc Which may be- involved. Bc'iOcs
& 70 On |frlI II
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Going 60 Pteees.


10y NfGthph 10 tuo bi5phtll.l
CmCA0O, November % - A special from
II. Lous says: The iute. bsgging trust IS re.
ported to be going 10 pieces. The sales OF
Ogegjng by the combination have been far be-
low the usual fall average. IN addition 10 the
shriukaKe ia sales another obstacle now con-
fronts the bssging trust which causes no
small uneasiness Ia its ranks. There are in all
t,yeut,-four bsgging-fsctories in the United
states, and OF these sixteen are shut down,
having been leased by the combine" and
closed. The lot day Of Jsnaury these leases
expire. and the sixteen Factories are ready to
start up agsin unleSs once more leased by
the trust and allowed 10 remain sdle. so far
there has been no arrangement made towards
leasing by The bAgging "combine," and II Is
probable thai several factories VIII start up
alter The opening OF the new year. which is
calculated to interfere considerably with the
plsns Of the {" combine" aud naturally cause
a serious decline 10 the price OF bSgging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
DANVILLE.
Thanksgiving DRy-Tbe Electric
Cars. &c.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispntch.l

Special telegram 70 tho Dispatch
DANvLLE, Va. November 29.-ThanksE
giving Day was observed here IN substantial
fashion. The ladies' az the city Mission
opeued The Mas0nic Hall this morning and
received Offering, for The poor Tonight a
Thank giving service was held. and all the
ministers in Tue city took part.
Information was received hero to-day OF
the death at Macon, Ca, Of Mrs. ). c. Pow
an, late Of Dauyille.
The electric csrs were all on the line to-
1ay ana worked very well. There il still
some difficulty In regulating the water-poNer
which drives The machinery, and when this
dinruiv is overcome the cars will run
smoothly enough.
Nc.sr-. Arnct. Snclings & Co., whose fac
tories were burned some time ago, bad some
dispute with the insurance companies as TO
the amount o. insurance 20 be paid. The
matter was referred 10 arbitration. and the
report Of tue gentlemen who undertook the
settlement fixes lhe amount at $4,000. The
firm claimed $50 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
narore In-stce CrntehneIh.

Robert n. rhsxioo and Charles lately
were before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with keeping and exhibit
ing s oertain gaming table called iaro.bsnk.
70 the a5scnceo OF witnesses for the Common.
wealth thc case was continued until Deem
bei 4lh.
Hcnrv Twymon, the colored mon charged
with fle larceny u q silver watch, the pro-
perry ~ Nfs Lyons, ws- convicted, and his
punishment fixed al sixty lays 10 iail. An
appeal Was taken by Giles Jackson, bis
counsel.
Lazarus oi1g PUNK Coleman fcolorod) was
charged ON q search warrant with stealing
four suits " mems clothing. Security re-
CURED for SIX months IN the sum Of 500.
Ossey Bowler (coiorcd), charged with be-
Ing O. suspicious character and carrying con-
c.alcd weapons. Fined go and costs.
william COX (coloredl was fined - and
costs iot being disorderly on the streets and
three Uamp- were invited 10 leave town in
twcni r-fOur hours.
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Does BzctseFasnt shorten Ltfer
rSclentlhe Amerlcan.I

lrlloANht AkAtthaa-l
Whoever has studied mans earthly tenure
and the causes which teBd 10 lengthen or
curtsil It will have scarcely failed to notice
how contradictory Is the evidence al those
we naturally look to 10 explain them, sod
that their evidence. even when they agree,
does not always accord with what would
seem 10 be the facts IS they appear
around ne. One authority SAYS rene
raj physical development !. necessary
to prolong HE, while smother insists
this il not required II the Days
employment does not call for physical exer.
tlon. DR.. u. u. Richardson, an eminent
English authority, declares. among many
obvious though scarcely novel propositions,
thst everything that quickens tho action OF
the heart, any kind OF excitement, taxes and
reduces the storage Of life. II this wers
said OF those naturally feeble or iuheriting
disease. or even OF those leading sedeniarY
lives and living from day % cav without
the inyigorating benefits Of fresh air and
exercise, Il would seem reasonable, for
one does not have 10 be skilful phr-
siologlst e. know that excitement Affects the
nerves a. well ~ the heart. But Is the slate
ment strictly true when referring, a. here. u
the entire human fsmily2 Surely soldiers
engaged In actual warfare, and sailors IN
peace As well as war, live among excitement,
besides being VIGOROUSLY addicted 10 indul-
gences a. 20 drinking and Smoking; yet are
they long lived. Statistics show II and on
seryations cOrrohorate them. The pension
list Of the British array, giving The ages OF the
beneiciariee, men who have served In all
climates for from twenty % forty YEAR,
and excluding those pens,oncd sooner
because OF wounds received while In the
performance OF duty" shows that soldiers
60 not die a. other men do. 50 " "a with
the navsl pensioners Of the Greenwich Hos
Dital, now scattered over Great Britain be-
cause OF It's abolshment. In the merchant
service to-day II Is no uncommon thing IN
fad man seventy years old In charge oil
yessel--a post requiring activity OF body ~
well az OF mind. From this II would sppeM
that sound human body can Withstand
hunger and exposure. aud even frequent ex'
element, II ouly there Ia plenty OF fresh oar
aud exercise Of a vigorous kind thrown IN.
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New Orleans Race.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatehl
NEW ORLEANS, November 2s.-rhe wea-
Their to-day was partly cloudy and cool. There
was a good track.
First thirteen slxteenths o. mile
John Daily wOa; Golightly second, Red
Leaf third. Time, i:2A
second race eleven slxteenths OF a
miis--Fre WoOleJ won; heMurty second,
Lids L. third. Pine, l:i04.
Third receive furiongs- Lucy Howard
won; skobelod second, Duhme third.
Tine, 1893.
Fourth race seven fnriougs- Bertha won;
white Nose second, Csrus third. Time, 1881.
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GENERAL Markets.
HEW YORK lean MARKYr.

N0YRNBER 27.-Scoteh pig Is held up woil
since The foreign markets are hrn. There u
iobbiDg business only. American pig \ taken
moderately a. firm prices. the market not
Offering new features. The following are the
quotations.: American pig-No al xlsaSl3 I;
pig az siAS2l g for elenEGTrSck. ~ % for Cot
ness, so 50sK3i for Summoriee; t2I for Lang
loan: EgAnton % SSoasz0 - shosts a. 81.
American steel rails - f9sAf@25O at mill; old
rails as - aud 80 Tor r. and q. h. respec-
lively. Wrought scrap a. t2la32i.sJ from yard.
Bsssemer pig ~ Sl7.5O1sis al furnace, and
foreign at S90ate0 So --Seg York Journal n Cea-
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ancc % the ehssilne.s ~ Mansneld's ex-
y weston. Bat w!thal. Mr. Wood assumed
The dual character with considerable ability,
and 10 The eyes Of those who had never be-
fore seen The dmma with exccling clever
ness lie Was shlv supported by Miss Mar
guertc ST.. John, who appeared as Or. Je-
kyl's daughter. Her by.play in the 9th
act. Is the sefvan, eirl with the tOotbache,
was appl.Ddcd warmly.
Tonight toe romtnfic PLAY "Thc Life Of
an Actress: or. Rehiud the SCENES" in which
Miss 81. John takes the leading part. will he
presented. She scored a great success in
this IN England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
- Mrr fInye PorIshed.

iNg lN.i'aA NitA t" s.t' Aft"t''tN"'fi
PROylNCETOwN. MAs7., November pa
steamer to-day towed in the dismasted
schooner b. and A. Morrison from her an
cborlge st Herring Cove and run her on the
Cots in ihc hsrb0r. She will be pumped ont
and hpuled INTO the Uuion dock At high water.
The vessel rs q cOmnlete wreck. The body
~ the man taken from the wreck has been
identified IS C7ptain Daniel Morrison. She
had q cargo OF potatoe. from Prince Edward
Islsud f,r Boston The balance Of her crew
were probably washed overheard during the
gale, but some OF them may be found below
when she is pumped ont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

lBy telegraph 70 inc Dispatoh.l

AUGUSTA, Ca, November 9-Fifty thou
sand people were IN Augusta to-day. Ii was
Carolina day al the Exposition, and the ciIi-
zens Of both states met IN Joint celebration.
south Carolina has the superb exhibit here
that was made by that State at the Worlds
Fair ii New Orleans, only il has been greatly
improved aud enlarged. A diploma was
awarded by tht Exposition TO South Carolina
for the Gaest exkibit ever made by any State
at any exposition. Governor Richardson, OF
south CaFolins, the State House officers, and
the Legislature were the guests OF the day,
aud the Slate officers and The Legislature OF
(}eoTsis were present. Henry W. orady
made 80 address Of welcome TO the Caroilnl-
ans on behalf Of Georgia, fully sustaining his
reputation as 4 speaker aud growing states
man,
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soutboru forestry congress.

ny "ETIVU " NO UI. ITI'III'T
ALBANIA, c.. November Ex-Governor
bullock. president ~ the southern Forestry
Cenqre... b. iu receipt OF notices from many
OF Che Governors OF tbeseyeral states naming
the delesltcs 10 the convention 10 meet here
on the oh. 9Th, and 9Th OF December.
Cheap fares have been arranged for, and II
3 expected that The congress viii ioin The
Pomol0gi-t Convention IN Augusta on the
10th. The America Forestry Congress
meets here AZ The same time, and large dele
gallons are coming from the North. Letters
from an sections eyIuce great interest in the
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

ny Anclo-American cable to tbs Dispaicb.l
PARIS, November 20 In The Chamber Of
Deputies to-diy VI. Floquc, announced that
the demand 81 Deputies laynal, Reache, and
SaHO ior the prosecution OF Numa Glly
would he referred 10 the BlTeaux.
Paul he houlde and Rclnach, The editor oi
TIE Rcpublque Francalsc, will fight duel
to. morrow. lbe trouble was csused by an
article 10 the paper attaching de B0uldes
puldance Of tie patri0tlc Lelgue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
Arrested for Rocking n Train.

WEST pOfNr. Va, November ga
strange negro boy was arrested here this
morning. CHARGED with throwing a rock at
the passenger train on the York River rail-
road Tuesday evening. The negro was
coming down on The train aud refused to
ps, bis fare, when captain hosby put him
of. so s0oa a. the tram started he took up
d rock and threw is at the train. breaking a
glass door aud striking the brakeman. hurt
mg him quite severely. THIS morning Cap
tam Mo.hy saw him here and had him ar
rested. lie Acknowledges tine offence, aud
will be held subject TO the llenucO authoTi-
ties.
Thanksgiving was very generally observed
here tO.uay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

4 serIous Los. or Life Narrowly
AverteG in ~. Louis.


A 81. Louis special says: A panic oc-
cured st the Blair School lO.dag, and mo-
thing but the great presence Of mind Of The
corps Of teachers prevented great los Of
life. The steam.heating apparatus got out
OF order. sud the railing Of the coils. cou-
pled With escaping steam. alarmed the chill
dren. who, fearing an explosion. started for
the door. Mss Bettina Krehb. the teacher
m charge. got 10 the door first aud
prevented stampede. Scarcely bad
order been restored, however when The
noise m The steam-pipts was re-.
peaied with increased violence, aud he
fore Mise Krebbs could rc,ch The door 4
second time tae terror.strlcEen children had
gained the hali. The faithful te.cher was
borne 10 the floor and trampled upon, re-
celvinc serious injuries The excitement
spread 10 Room 10, just opposite presided
over by Miss Clara Sickle, and me children
became unmapagcabls there The shufilin%
Of feet and Kissing OF escaping steam spread
the pane % Room Il. Miss Mary j. Miller
presiding, and she. too, was thrown from her
feet and trampled uDon. The ianlior ar-
pcared on the Scene and did rough but
heroic work in preventing the children
from trampling each other 10 death. \
pupil in Room raised the cry Of
fire and the pupils made a rush
Tor the ball Miss Cullen, the teach
ar, with comm'ndab'e presence Of mind
and heroic Efforts quelled the disturb
ance. and in s brief period order was re-
stored. Two of the tcschers-Niss Miller
and Miss krebbs were badly injured hy be-
ing tramrled upon. Seven pupils were 10
iured. Blerdlc Wickens was baby trampled
upon and she rad % bc remoyed IN an am
bulancs: Annie Dodge received severe In
terual injuries and external bruises; Annie
Meyers's head was badly gashed on tse stone
steps; Emma Dclendorfs left aru was
broken; Ruth Reilly received serious inter-
nal injuries, and ldaKiostermeyer. Australia
Stroch, and Elsie Mcbride were badly bruised
but not seriously injured. The panic created
intense cxcitementsnd many parents hurried
90 tho school building 10 look after their
children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

expected to take place 10 the autumn OF
1889. Tire appeal concludes a. follows;
"The times are now favorable n ne a. never
before. Radical social reform Is necessary,
Tor the peasant citizen suffers equally win
the woftmep" The supposed object OF tne
manifesto ia 70 gMn m underground upon
which 10 conduct 3 greater agitation than =
permitted uuder the present laws against
Socialists excepting at the period oil eiec-
ffgua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

H.cbmond: William l.. Jeter and wife %
j. g.. Crouch. - feet on Twcuty.siXth street
p,sr p. $1,000; Franz schultz and wife 10
rs. CLAW LYNN, 10 feet on BOYD street be.
tween Harrison ana Hancock, $15 a; II. Clay
Lynn and wife b Stapleton Cruich6eld, ,
feet ou Boyd street between Harrison and
EancocI, 1920; john Pryor's trustee T.
Royal Backs. - feet on Leigh street near
So. james. $1,000
Hsurca: Z. S.. Craig and wife 10 Mary l.
Snellnps's trustee. 81 feet on Main street
near sycqmorc $50; A. x. Courtney and
others. comm. sioners, 10 T.. n, Lawrence,
30 acre, on Broad. Street road. $3.50; 10.
Lane stern, special commissioner. to J. H..
Dcrbvshire, Henry G. Jones, and Narah T..
Blauton's trustee, no 7-l2 feet corner Ivy
and Sycamore streets TO correct former deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
rIeven,n Anniverssry.

The eleventh snniyersarS OF Virginia
Council, No. Is, Royal Arozpum, viii be
celebrated az toe Mozart Academy OF Music
on Tuesday evening" BeXs December 4th,
when The members and their ladies VIII be
afforded an opportunity OF seeing Miss
LnVlna shannon in her great role "TAe
sore, Of Audey Court" After the per
formance reircs atnents will be served IN the
basement. Committee Of Arrangements
J.. Bottigheimsr (chsirmsnl Il. q. stuart, X
Il. Davis, A. L. Powder, aod w. Il. Grant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

(By AnglO-Americ2n cable 10 the Dlspatchl
LONDON, November 20.-fhe committee
appointed to consider tue circumstances OF
the breach Of privilege committed by an Irish
constable in arrSstiug Mir. Sheehy, member OF
Parliament, In the House Of Commons re-
sumed its examination to-day. The repre-
sentatiyes OF the press were excluded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

lBy AnglO-Amorican cable % the Dspatch.l
MEIB0uRNE, November OH toe Assem-
Div to-day sir BRYAN O'Loughlen, EXPIRE
mier. moved tina: that body support the other
colonies in regard to the question Of the i'm
perial Government consulting Colonial
Ministers before appointing The Governors.
The motion was rejected. The result Of The
division was received with cheers. The
members arose N a body ard sang q national
anthem, concluding with cheers Tor the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

rBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, November 29-Tbe election IN
the Holborn district OF London to-day re-
suited 10 The choice Of Bruce Conservative
bv vote OF 4,80S against q, i33 Tor Lord
Compton lGadstonesnl. In The election two
years ago Colonel Duncan Conservative
whose death last week left the seat In Parla-
ment vacant, had a majority OF 1, 700 out Of a
total vote ~ X enO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
NEw YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER q There has been moro interest
on export sccoulf. e1d some lets have been
taken a. quite strong prices for the desirable
grades Tho movement Ia western leaf has been
very fair. cnieay on wants % local trade. Al very
steady prices. sales u 80 hnsahesds ken
tucky leaf 81 6si2c. 100 easss 1871 Psansyiys-
mia at ~ al.c-; 90 cases state Havana ~ llalO:
100 cases 1877 New Englsna-h Havana al i3a3Jc.
100 bales Havana ~ s)c. AL. 10; 80 bales suma-
ira at e.. isatz- hsw fork Journal " Coasmeres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
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CHARLEerON, -. g., November ~ ne
Guli Stream LETT New York on The sd ana
experienced q terrible gale on The morning
Of ile 2jtb oil Body Island. The rudder-
chain parted and the vessel was driven BOG
miles southeast ~ Charlestou. She shipped
quantities of ws'cr. the pumps became
Cboked, and the officers snd men were con-
sf4ntly occurred in Osliug. On theaiierno0n
N the 21th the engines, which had been rem
dored useless Nv ne seas shipped, got 10
work ana CHARLESTON bar was reiched al
midnight The steamer will al once load
with cotton for New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

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