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walntnr on Tho nnaaen.

An Albany special says: A uiueteen-yesr-
old lad, stytng himself Professor c. W.
Oidreivc, and hsling nom Boston, started
for New York on foot by way Of the Hudson
river this morning. He Is small Tor bis sge,
aud hts clean-shsYen face gave him an eN-
cecdiuely youthful appearance. He was al
tired In blue velvet cap and waist, crimson
tights, anI long rubber boots. Buoyancy
was given by two small Affairs resembling
small men-oi.war, three feet long by five
inches wide sRd six inches deep. On the
bottom OF these were four square fins OF
wood. fastened in such 4 manner as TO pre-
vent the wearer slipping backward.
lie started amid The shouts Of the people
assembled on the piers aud the footing OF
steam whistle. At first his progress was
slow, Oldreiye bending ever. placing
bis hands On tho bows Of the shoes, and
sbufiug them forward. His trainer, j. ".
Hurley, we'd az his side in 2 small boat,
which was decorated wish en- English jack
asd an Italian Gag. The feat iq attempted
ON a wsser Of $500 with Boston man.
Oldreiye rested awhile ri Castiet1u. nins
miles south Of heie, and started again At
O'Clock. lie intended TO reach Hudson, a
distance Of thirty nies, to-Bisbt, but had
not arrive there at 10 o'clock.
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Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe appears almost
well again.
Mr. Pendlcton, the United States Minister
to Germany, IL steadily gaining health.
Louise, Lady Ashburton. will be the
guest OF Ms. Harriet Hosmer IN Boston this
winter.
Father Grafton, Of Boston. has been elect.
Cd Bishop OF Fond On Lac he was sn init.
mste friend OF the late Bishop Brown Of that
diocese.
Captain Adolph Jaeger. OF the steamship
Main, has made 100 round Atlantic VOYAGES
30 ne service Of the North German Lloyd
Company "A total OF about 100000 miles.
Bishop Vincent, Of the Methodist Church,
ha, recently received from London fine
Hfs.size oil painting Of John Potter IL. d.,
Bishop Of oxford. who ordained John We'-
lev deacon and priest. and who was alter
wards made Archbishop OF Canterbury.
1sc portrait vas painted by John Fandcf-
bank iu 1871.
Sir. Milton We'Iiags, author Of "At the
Ferry" "Some Day. and other popular
songs, ssvs he has no se6nite time Tor writing
lie works when tie steam is up, and
th,s Il often in The evening". But music
does mot nearly absorb bis whole energy.
he writes musical criticisms, dgbhles ia lc-
ton. aud Is b biz 0i painter. lie Is also an
a.hlete, and bates the -feCia,On o. art.
b.. That kind of hypocrisy covers multitude
OF faults" he said. 81 dislike verse, too,
SIR. WeI'ngs added vigorously. "Do you
gss WY ." lie drew from aGr2wer hugo
belp Of manuscript. wiki which Lao ck,
ulalnel be Was every day inundated.
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DUNN.-Died, November lath. 80 A. ". AZ
tho residence Of r. ssmanpl, 500 tpnug street.,
Mrs. ELIZABETH A. DUNN, in tue eighty
Second year Of her aGe.
Funeral Wlii IaEo place from the residence at
hGlf-past O'Clock p NJ. TO-DAY. Fneacs AID
scquaintaucos arc res ecttully Invited " a.
lsud.
FANEAR-Diod, Tuesday, November 90, iss.
At e.3O A. n, AZ Inc residence 81 her sOn-in-laS,
a.. = Parsona. 1873 Ashland street, dra. CASA "
DRIA FANfAR, rellct CT Isaac anear, IN the
sxlJ-Becond yodr o. her age.
-he leaves two sons aud three daughters 10
mourn their iOsa
Street Bsptst church TO-DAY the 2ist instant
a. 80 O'Clock =. y. Friends and acquaintance
ara invited " attend.
JUNGE-Died, 81 80 A. Dr. November %,
1854 al his resistance, 20. 40 north Sixth street,
ALERT JUSGR aged tairty-ains years.
lie lssTes q vito aa1 ons ehiid 70 noura their
Funeral from tho residence TOMORROW
Thursday) a. 10 O'Clock A. Y. Friends and &C.
quainL ances respectfully invited % atload
NEwNAE.-plsd, Sovsr bor e0lh, At ig o'clock.
JANIS 3. NEWMAN, IN Lhe nfty-sishth , ear "
he age.
Funeral viii take place from shockoo Come
terry WEDN r. DAY, November 2ist, a. octook.
Friends ana scqualn t4nces Invited 70 attend.
ElthAhUSONs--bepS Wis ltlo Nofoiatsr
49, lisa ~ 10 ocleek Z. n, JOHN j. RICH
AhDSON, a. ais rssiasnco, No. iii6 buchanan
street aged efty-alght years. after brief illness
Of eight uesks. which no bore vita Chrisaan
forklude.
Dearest husband, thou has left Us,
We thy lo&s must deeply fsel;
Yet '1s God wRo has 0sreft az.
he Win afl our sarTeWs heal.
His funerAl will take place from the Third
Street nstho4izt episcopal church TO-DAY az
0'clsck 2. n. Friends and AcqaSintaacos Of tee
LkDanS are inTilsd - Attend-
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strife Among Army Omcsrs.


WAsuAoTON. November %. The lively
STRIFE among army officers who aspire 20
appointment - stat officers has been still
further stimulated by the report which IS
gaining currency % the effect that the Presi-
dent c0niemplales the appointment OF hts
privste secretary, Colone, Lamont, as Judge
Advocate General TO succeed General
swain. II the President hss such an inien-
ton and decides 10 follow The precedenls
regulating the app utncut o. civilians 10
hifa military posts be would first make
Colonel Lamont a m9ior in TIE United
STAKES army. he would then he nominated
% tie scEste A. Judre-AdvOca,e General,
and e tie nomination were confirmed by the
senste the confirmation would have the e.
ffot t0 remove The present Judce-AdyOcsie
General, swa in. who is now under su'peu'
t00 upon sentence 81 q court marital. This
course would be 10 'iue vith regular mill
tary procedure. while some delicate legal
point, would Ice involved Il the appointment
sboud bo made 70 tie higher Office directly.
colonel Lamont, when first inteuogaicd
ihis afternoon as % the truth ot the report.
std simpy That he hod not previously heard
~ end Ola not know anything about #. At
u later hour, however, be authorized rs de-
Mai. SAVING: "TheIe is absolutely no truth
Iu 10 whatever"
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somethinx About Gao History OF a
Noble Family Or spen0tnrtfts.

,oniethinx About tho History OF q
noble Family Or spenotnrifts.
A London special says: The EsrI u De-
v7n is dead. EdHb-d Courten4y was created
IariOf Devon % isJ, and Ais sreat-grlndsen,
after sundry stisiaders. was created Earl ot
Devon "a 1853 BY Queen harY, v1to remain
der % "heir' uaie gtfer2L' Now this cifl
di0di1 1853. aged t1ir'y-nlQe and unmarried,
ard as there were no t0lrtepR's l.it wbo
we're 81 aU nearly Te.s,.l p bin tne earle
Dom was supposed 20 De eLtiprt aud was
notclaimed. More tbln tF0 ctnturc. and
ll1 Afterwards, however, 10 1891. 10
was proved 10 tie tatisfaction OF tbe
House ~ L0rss that william, tnrd
Niscount C0urieuay, was entitled 20 the
Esr.dom Of Devon 50 heir general Of me
earl created by Queen Al ~, % whom he's re-
lalionship was that Of sixth cousin pine
tine. removed. Thenegrc,t ancestor Nugh
he Courteuly. second Earl Of Devon Of a
former creation. had died in 1877. nearly POO
wears before the first earl o. the present cre-
alton. Thus it was decided that the earldom,
during tue 255 years VI non claim. bad been
net extinct but dormant. and seven OF The
Courtenays who lived and died IN THAI in-
terYal are reckosrd now Is rlgn'iul hens OF
Devon.
The Earl lust dead devoted himself 10 re-
lieye The estlie Of charges run up against IS
by hi- father aud BY BIS s01. who no" sue
ceeds 10 toe Tile, sad whose only reputation
Is that Of telag She greatest speudihrut 81
Europe. The Earl OF Devon owns 2O,55S
sores 10 Deyonshlre, aud bis Irish estate az
gregales %, 100 acres, sli IN Cosnty Lime
rick. The Irish estates we're acquired in
Queen Elizaooth's time ~ the most inia'
nous and brutal methods OF murder and
raplne, eliminating ia the killing OF the Earl
OF Desmond, the holder OF the estates.
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AARxzrs BY rELEGRAPA


NEW luna
Fsw Y0EE. NOyoiaber -. Cotton tesdy; sales,
30 Dales; uplanga igc.: OrisAns, lOAc; not
rocslpts. kSssz gales; EXPORTS Great Britain,
a .5l5 bales. 70 rancc z,iOi Tales. 10 tne Con-
tlnonl, g3yf bales; SOCK, 1u4 az cA'es. souuern
scar heavy. cemlBou 70 isir ek.fa, S-2As4.
good 70 choioo 90. s. l0esli ~ Wheat Gun sud
loser. options closed st8s3y At2ac. under yes-
terday: So. red. NOEsn or, si.g4si; January
sl.g7l ssLg3s Kay, p.E LlSsSi-I4's. Cora
~ lover s0d steady; 40. ?. 49, 49,. Ia ele-
Ystor; eptloEs steady; noYsntef SIC SAn-
usry, A. ass. g. Nay. 47flafI7.c. Oats weak;
ouslons arm November, Ii@c; Nay, 5Ba
3s.c HOGS steady. Stale, lss2Sc Coffce~Op-
tOas steady aoYelnss,, SO &asltOa. Dccem-
ber gL17esst1sl- sugar quiet; far refining,
5Ac: csntrifags,s. - test -: aoissses sugar.
43sc. rsanod ssaAly. kslss - -Fersign nonii-
nai: GeH OSisans In fair dem&Dd; open fotfle,
4sa5Cc syrap-, 'Nsi2c- Rtcs fffn, domestic. ~
al -. Oottca ssel Oh Inactive Grade, 80.
yellow biaS3Gc. kesiE dali Iurpsu tlne steady
and quiet hide- quies and sIaasy. WOOL sc.iys
and nrn. domestic aeace, SaS2O. pulled. "a
&C.; Texas, H>Es. fOrk quiet Beef nrin.
meats duil; picked hams. ~. 75aSi3: ptcklei
belize. tlG2ssss picked SHOULDERS, ts.4
Abddles cnies; sbort-cisas. tAY1$. Lard weak;
Western steafa. tSao. city. SS.io: NevsnOer,
psD; Dscsnl Der, aSssesA7s: May, saooAta9A
RrslEhs STEADY.
BALTIMORE
BALrHoEE. M. NOgem bsg ~ Cotton steady;
middliug. $50. Flour weak ard sery nearly
nominsl. Nhesk-southsFa quiet sna steady;
Fd,z. ti.ebatL 10; Loakccrry. s.. 0sAtLix. vest
err eegiocfed aa9 laNsr. casing west; No 3
sistsr red. sp0L and noah. N.0iaSlel4. Do
center I,0latl.Wh: dAsHary. 81, 1sati % :.
csrn--Sculhsro qulss ogs nfSnaF. shits. jSa'ssa
ysnoN, t8sS4c.. uss,erH active Aad si.'htiy
loser RllIs1 sl,ot, c,ssyssc. year. tssa41ke
January. AAsASAc: February, t5hsAsse
Oats srsasr Asd 10 fair dsmaa&; sootesrn asd
Peness lrassA, Sssaec: wsstsra waite. ua-
graded SlAizee.; western aixSd. uRFvsfcd,
GaRDc.; graded No. 3wsise. Nh sstc- kye duh
81 soassc day arm price 70 esoiee umoth J,
tlfnSta-Sa Provisions s4tsE Apd anchanssd.
Bauor 1rmer; best rolls. isazol; creamery,
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NN fNA IN" .Htt t.f'f
Wtauseros, November go t0rrespou-
tescc -a, ss.eod between the Treasury De-
snmru' ans the collector of Customs az
Sea Y0fa ~ regard 10 certain entries for
ara"laok GA cleaned rice exported by a New
lois trm. 70 sppcsr, SAYS tes Secretary,
f1si the existing draw Deck On cleaned rice
VIZ, 20 c. ou ihe 100 p0unls-h spphed 10
ttioflaaous covered by the entries ia cues
hon would result iu the allowance 81
lfra~f amount thaR the du'y paid on the
quantity OF imported rough rice shown
10y the crtuos to have been used
30 lne production Of cles0ed rice
exported. sppesrs further. says tho
secretary, lhat inasmuoh a. IN great
h'l'fiv OF c.srs the wastsge Incurred IA
g '4 ninS b not les, bat rstber greater. than
'v' ief"ulsFe 90 per ceut.) on winch The
tAisiins nte b. based, either tic rough rice
I1sa N lie production OF the article ex-
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Ngw YORK. November g.-Ths stock market
to-day IN al It's departments was dull. mosg Of
the SOCKS traded IA iuctuAtiug over a range II
loss than por cenL, bus while there Was soma
weakness shown during tho forenoon tho gsne-
raj Improvement lster about regsiaed the bossce
81 yesterday. Some purchases BY London Tits
morning gave the markst strong tons, bat sttor
the limited demand from that centre vas sails
ned traders w-nt in for another raid upon
values. hut soon found that they had over
sold heir market and coyefing was tho
order Of tho day. The pressure Was
upon the Same stocks Which felt The Attacks yes
to-day. ana New Englsad. Missouri fac1q and
81 Paul we're tho only features 81 the day.
Later in tho daT Missouri Psiac became Tie
leader on buyiRE. based upon runors Of tho
settl8msBtof the South Nostsrp frOu bias There
was some speculative Interest Shown IN Lacta A.
wanna, Reading. Lake shore, Un'oa Pacific
ani Richm0nd and West Point Tho market
closed quiet and ara, viii few fra.,tlonal do
clipes for TIE day but wish the greet majority u
the list frsctioS ally higher. While Missouri Pa
cine was 0Ecoptissal. VitR gain OF ] Per cent
To'al Gales. i7H0'o shares
Ersnia7.- Exchange quiet and ftsady 20 fS5a
lsss Money easy 81 3s3 per cent SnbIres-
sury bal sscos-Co'd. 81 d.e2s.00o currency Ni,-
~. 600 6ovornments dl.l hut stivng, I per
cents i2s ~ coupons, lO3s. Sss;o bonds dull
IN A. "a D IN
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why Dr. uo.4.tser L.n No VIII.

A Pittsburgh special says; A great deal
Of surprise has been manifested IN Pitts
burgh at the fact that 4 man Of the late DR..
David Hosteuer'S business habits and ioi-
menss wealth should die interstate. To-day
TIE story leaked out that few weeks ago
Or. Hostetter did make Will, which contain
ed 3 bequest giving 10 tue city OF Pitts
burgh a fne art gallery and mechanics'
hall. Il WAS 10 cost one million dollars,
and was to have been the most elaborate
structure o. the kind in the United States.
The will provided that the Doctors eldest
son must be one OF the board OF directors
governing the institution. 10 be succeeded in
turn at death by The eldest male heir, ana go
on. from sire 10 son. Alter this had all been
settled the City Controller, acting under
the adYce OF counsel, took step
that was most unfortunate for Pittsburgh.
DR.. HoSteiter was bondsman fer Andrew
Hartapce, a city contractor. and judgment
had been rendered against BIN. ON that
Judgment an execution was issued on some
oi the Doctors possessions. He was clearly
liable, and BOne knew II better than he, but
this act Of the Controller highly incensed
him, SD he went directly 10 the safe de-
poslt company, where be had placed the wall,
and tore tho document into shreds. lie
never could be induced 70 make smother.
DR.. Hostetter said that the city officials used
undue haste, IS be was good for any amount
sud would have paid it without the process
taken.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature .....-.......".
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THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NOVEMBER q. 1883
Leri. s Son. a rhoIesaIe arm Of New York

Lewis & Son, n wholesale firm OF New York
CITY, who bad furnished Keller with FOODS,
became suspicious and caused Kellcr's ar
rest. The story Of the plot was told by Z.
j. keenan,, who was employed by Keller as
clerk and confidential man. lie said In sub
stance that Keller moved the goods out OF
the store, aud then wanted him to set IRE to
the place In order that the $4,000 OF IN.
surance might he secured. Keller went of
10 Ohio thisking the thing would be done,
but Keennn, rejecting that a family OF
dozen persons living above the store would
be almost sure TO perish, decided not 10 carry
ont bis part OF The plan.
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A Pittsburgh special OF The i9ls say: A
plot wbeEe5y bali dozen lives we're 10 De
scrIGoe1 aud others ieoperdized for the
sake OF gaining $1,000 eas revealed today
before Judge Stove. The starry was told 10
q bearing Ia tie case Of Morris Keller, ar
rrstsd on a bsneb- warrant ca q charge OF at
tempting 10 detsud his creditors. Keller
has for several years kent q tEtlaring esiao-
hsnnent Al No. ~ Federal street, Alie-
Sheny. A few aOnths ago be established
a branch store al LawrenceYilie, often-
sibly owned s0d operated by bis brother,
samuel Keller. Morris bought goods
from eastern firms and sent large pFopor-
ton Of them 10 the LawreDeeyiIle store.
David Edman. the resident AGENT Of SAMUEL
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ffy telegraph 10 tho Lepaic1l
HlGa PuNT, y. g.. November 2o.-The
weather WAS cloudy in The morning but
buelteueO up towards evening".
Fu.t series. continued Sautaunele beat
Glen Morgan, Oliver Twist beat Rel UOp
Lady Piedmont beat Guy, Undo beat Petri-
arcl, O.nu5o beat Hopes Lass, Cecil beat
Fud. Nau1 Foreman beat GRucus, Joyce q
Ialfs lslaud beat We, Count Fansten heat
Nc j., Miss Monarch beat Mildred, Count
Piedmont beat Felix.
second series ~antsnrele beat stella, OIL
yer Twist beat Lady picdmout, Orlando beat
Undo, Cecii beat Maud Foreman.
Oliver Twist is oaned by d. w. Wilson,
OF Pittsburgh, and lie making brilliant race.
The Judges are !. ". Taylor, .. Il. Hem
drcks, and q. O. Bonner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

Especial telegram O. tic nlslAichl
CUArl. .Ir. -. g., November 2t-Peti-
dol~ aIe beng Hrcu.ated hc.e Tor ordering
1u election FOB votes subscription OF e'AVJJ
each tp three new Hues Of railway -one 10
weldon tda Ahsmsrle, enc 10 Lancaster,
and one 10 NoIkNiue. IN south Carolina.
Tho p,hlcus arc being freely signed aud
VIII be presented i0 the County Commis-
siorers next Monday. when in ali probability
ihe election VIII De- ordered for early IN next
january.
IDr Republicans here now charge that
shout 8 .oO0 were sQusndeied or misapprO-
praIed bv The " boodie.hoidefs during She
campaign. a prominent Republican said
90 me tlat the affair was being secretly in
Nc.U-a',d aud somebody would be prose'
cu.,I It m1jters do not turn out al, right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

rBy elo-Amerlran cable % me Dispatch.l
BgRGN, November 20.-ln reference 10 he
statement 600 tle Post THAT TIE Government
will introduce BAL IN tie Bludtnrath 90
m.e the loan Tor military naval and railway
purposes l- is announced that the oiIl u now
heiore the HIndersra-n. u provides tor a
loan. as usua. woen the budget Is presented,
~ G1.o1O.UOD marks. The funds are 20 pc
used FOR extra expenditures on account u
the army. navy, and railway and teitgraphs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

iif '''f' f' ~ .- '.'t 49,
PuLNurWA. November 2o.-John W.
Kcelv, of motor fame, who was sent to jail
on Saturday ls't for contempt 81 court in re-
fuung 90 give % the experts appointed by
ibo Court information regarding bs mystic
rious motor. we released ON bail this aiier-
noon by Judges P9N.n. sterreu, and WI
iarne, Of thc supreme Court, 10 which trihu-
pal his c4seh4s been carried, and tie matter
viii remain quiet unul saturday, Januar7
18th, Whcnthc supreme Court viii bear ne
appeal, Which pa. SEEN taken from The deer
sion OF Judge Ii0beuor.
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Captured Aftera Tong chase.

Irpeflai lei7ffAiu 70 tiA' fA'PA~-Asl
PPTLE.BUgG. VA, November ZO.-lsaac
BudsOng, a negro who some days ago maze
his escsue from custody here by telling the
policeman who mad aim under arrest, was
caDinred IN Chesterfield by spccial-O1icer
james Young this afternoon after IN ex'
citing chase, confirming Tor some distance.
Inc fugitive. ss soon SO he found himself
RECON ed, toot 20 Fight and was cred It
many tmrg. lie was finally headed of and
made 20 surrender and brought 10 the Jail IN
this CITY.
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an rzpen,ivs Collision.

~ y 1T IT y Do I7I'I VII
CHfTNNE. Wv0., Nofrl1he- pa costly
wreck occurred on tae Julyu Pacific A.
Rock lieex station yesterday afternoon.
The work train Ielufuluc 90 Laramie co.,
rded uitl Freight Train $50. 90. pulled by
tN1 engines. An engineer and fireman were
fatally injured end ten or twelve laoorers ca
the work train slightly hurt. Three engines
we're dsmolished The wrrcS completely
blocked travel. the passenger trains being
nsLaNa. H-INe hnurs
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nmuvffia,
hruViiifs
lcrec,nl talarrAm % he plsnaichl

I'TfT'0I f0IeTrhm % Iho UI9D1NLI
DASvHLg. Va, November 2O.-The city
IS fuilof visitors already and everything now
points 20 80 immense crowd TO attend the
Exposition tomorrow. Three warehouses
ere required TO display the tobacco. The
trades display occupies two others. Tho
,qmple t1baccos already unpacked show
much strictly fine tobacco and the dlsplaV
will be magnificent. Everything Is on q
much larger scale than last year.
Judge P,1l began The se'eion OF thu United
St'fos Court here to-day, but no business OF
importance WIS transacted. Several largo
quits will claim The attention OF the court
before eli1urnnent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

ported under the SAID entries was imported
In a condition exceptionally free from I'm.
purlties. or toe quantity actually used was
under-estimAted by the manufacturers. Tue
collector recommends that the existing rate
he maintained, but chat the particular entries
in question be liquldstsd on basis Of the
weight Of uuclcancd rice used - stated In
the manufacturers affidavit. The Depart
msnt has approved tbis recommendation,
and has authorized the collector 10 act &c.
c0rdiuely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

T'TT""T0I T"IVaT n y 'l' EI'V3'''''I
NOrrOLK. Va, November efficiently
fbe old Dominion steamship Roanoke was
ia collision Nth sod sunk the brig Hyperion
oil the coast Of New jersey. The list 81
I've month the owners oi the Hyperion iilsd
e libel against tie Roanoke in the United
STATES District Court % this city IN the sum
al s. goo. Tie case Vas settled TO-DAY be-
tween the owners OF the respective vessels
on the payment Of Sl,lJO, when the case was
taheu out OF court.
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New orleans maces.

NY iclesfai ID Ap tht ltet"tNA'i
Nrw OmEANs. November 20.-Ihis was
The first Jsy o. Zoe isil meeting Of the New
Orlcaus jockey club, TIE weather was
cloudy hu pleasant and the attendance
good; track slow.
TifSt ratc- seven eighths Of mile Eight
to-seyen Won; heraesse second, jim Nave
tbird. Time, 1865.
second rsce eleven sixteenihs Of mile
Fred. Wooiey woe; SkobeioG second, Jim
Jordan tArJ. Time, 1912.
Third race-niue stAtcenths OF a mile
Monlia Hardy won; Siessing second, Al
pcna third. Tine. 81.
Fourth race six iuf longs-Roi Dor WoDi
Little Mamie seooRd, Loda l.. third. Time,
Lisa
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fBy Aug ID American cable " tAe OlspAtch-l
PAms, November Z0.-A duci between
Ar4ncux znd GuyoL resulting from
charge maze by the latter IN Ia Lauterne
that the Mines trial was The outcome OF the
collision between Nuns Gii,y and Andrieux'
wss fought tnis morning. swords were
used. and Audrsux received = slight wound
ia ia. eh4af
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

Iiy lrriEpn io Tho Dlspo'cl-l
JiCEs0N. NIt, November -o-lhe Re-
publican Executive COMMITTEE met here TO-
dty. III vas tic inTrc.J meeting for years.
MANY oid party ltaJrr. not members OF the
committee were present. EX.Corgressman
Lynch plesidet anu made an address upon
tbe future prospects OF The party orgauila-
ton. Itc committee by unanimous vote
advised that contests De- made 10 the second,
Third. and Seventh congressional district Is,
now rcurcsepted 10y NessIs. Morgan, Catch
iuss, and UookcL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

by Anrlo-AmericAn cable to the Dispstch.l
Moscow. NOYen yer 30.-lbe NiedomOsti
says that the Russian Government has in
formed o Number Of Bulgarian refugees that
Russis rcuounces all interest in Bulgaria,
aud that tni- decision dates from the time OF
t1e Emperor Williams welt 20 Vieuua'
Gus..s huyiug ablndouedali hope OF German
mediation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

eSagJr. Eggs dull and easy .. ~ Petroleum
quiet refined. g.e1 Coffee ggist but Armsr;
isio carzoes fair. isssi6tc. ssgsr-Copper-rs-
lined steady At iGaisAc. NhiaksJ sioody a.
tLgi.
CHICAGO.
CHroioo. Novsmbsr s1.--Ths cash quotations
uers: FiOnr iifAloas and unchanged. No. 3spring
wheat siOtHaSLO54: No red. fi.0s .sSi.054.
No. corn. &C. No. oat. NC hess-oort.
fiA60 Lard, fS42ksk2ta ShOri-rib~. f.hs>
$40; shoulders. f.@kat7.5J; shor'-ciear.
S l2s. WhiskrY. fLf0
The Heading futures ran god Is follows