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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

President Patton, u Princeton, has never
become = citizen OF this c0cntfY.
Mime. Hlstrelter has created a sensation ia
Rome by her Performance In Gluck's "Or-
pheus.'
The EMPEROR 81 Japan devotes deal 81 his
time 10 pipc-smoking, and y fond VI hshng
and duck.slooilns.
The Cr0wR Prince 81 Greece will be mar
ried 10 Emperor Williams Sister sophia ia
tie lrst week Of Nay.
Alderman Whiieheld. the new Lord
Miyor % L0nd9u, l. descended from Heofge
whitehead. who assisted William Penn In
writing 1.-THE Christian Quaker"
Empre.s Augusta, widow Of the aged
Kaiser. as altogether espOnsed The cause OF
her daughterin-law, Empress Frederick, IN
the latter 'aty's qusrrels with her son, the
pfr.cnt German EMPEROR.
" Rerel. the Russian " Petroleum King"
gqy. breakfast recently AZ Bakoum In hon
or II he Gar which cost f15.O00, sad be
presel I ,he CZanna with diamond bOu.
quet-L ,l.sr Of the value Of 10000.
Sir T.. Cecil Guinness, 81 {" London stout"
fame, recently purchased ~ayernake. tbe an
ce.tral seat Of the rowoy Hirqui, Of Ailes-
bury. for $3.50, 900. This Is the largest real
estate transaction for many years In Eng
land.
Nine. Amct, whose death occurred re-
equity IN PARIS. was a Preach story writer.
she was a daughter 81 General Junot. Duke
q Abrantes, aud u the Duchess a. Abrantrs,
vino wrote the famous "MemOiys of The
Court of Napoleon" Nine. Amet Was Dc
fore her marriage Sister u Charity. Her
daughter Is the Countess DE- Mouy, vile of
the French Ambassador al Rome.
SIR Arthur Sullivan received few days
ago letter FROM the Duke Of Edinburgh,
who had, BY request Of the sultan, seat
several selections Of sir ArbdSs operas Tor
the sultan's land. Iiappesfs that The sultan
Was 20 pleased with TIE music tDat he ,sked
the Duke Of Edinburgh % acqusint sir
Arthur With thc fact that be has been deco
rated with tbe order OF the hoIideh.
The Row Te'gnm9urb Shore, ritualtstic
clergyman and formerly editor 81 the Q'afcf,
now take. charge VI tue religious instrnc-
ton Of ihe three daughters Of the Prince
aud Princess OF Wales. -" wish an mothers
were A. ANXIOUS" Be Gays. &" GOn't know
any one who has tsken The pAius 10 secure
the systematic religious instruction Of Their
children which The Princess has"
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RICHMOED EARKSTs.
A-....aIu- =. !. % ~
ccrNrRY pRopucs.


COUNTRY PRODUCE
grVer. Fqgs. Foeis L2rl. Corn Neqi.
Butter. Choice. Creamery, 22a23c.: choice.
family PACKED, IsasUc. choice store packed,
l7alsl good 10 prime. i5aloe.. poor 10 fair, lJs
live Hens Choice, tat 2lagic piece: old
cocks and sman hens, %.
Chickens. Choice. extra large, lba<SG, large.
DE. eli Poultry; Turkeys l2allc.; chickens,
Qals.
Eggs Fresh. 22a28c. tor extra fresh
Lad: Country. z 49,. active.
Corn Hosl: s9AS5c. per oGsaelfor country zoe.
for cl,y miAA
Cabbage Virginia. 81 barrel, very dull
Potatoes Irish. extra cnOice. new, EL15ar per
barrel per buHnel. nJaDJc.
Onions. ~. per DushsL
GYecg ana Drted FrtsftA
hpples Green. cholce. g. 25asl. 20 per barrel,
der, agd cool other varieties SiasL2l
Dried Fruits: Cherries, lie. per pound. Black
berries, 4si4c.; kssDerres, l6c.; Whorteberrios,
E.sseQans9uL
BeasEax: &C. per pound
Bla-k-Dsk BARK: ko-sed. 81 per a.2l1 pounds ,
BLACK OAK End chestaas rough, s. per 400
pounds.
So.
FlaNEccl eAhtAs ~ lrA
Hay No timothy. tia-o0 No 2. N5a
u.s.; miKsd clover and timothy. siSatiS ciO-
YER, uOminal, I2Alsc.
slsaiyt per Ton: shipst1E, sz9Af2l per ton
Baied OaS; filaglL
KOots Ginseng, fl75ati.sO per pound sens-
e.. free Of .opk, 8s@4)c. per pound.
Peanuts: 21&3sc.; extra haad-pieked aSol1c.'
active, a. 70 qualify
RE: 6fa4-c. per 0ushoL
snuckE Sso5c.
Baled 3uaW: 6.AAEac.
TallOW &C. per pound
WOOE Washsd. Soc: unWashed, &c. BURY
will bring from " oc. per pound Less tRa1
Ias ABOVE rates
CEHEST. LIkB. PLASTER. &C.
Cement ROsoadals, sl.s0 per Darfci; James
lane: Agricultural. saioc. per basast Rock
apa, Si.io8sl.I5 per barrel, according - Guaa-
rify virginia sizti.0a
PLASTER: lump, 81 per ton; ground. $50
ealcin0d laster. A7A
inertia Carohns Tar Large size, " coal tar.
g.
fire Brick. per 1000 sloasiS
PiasIsrinz lair. ". per pound
DauGs, DYssfUsys. OH. a.
Alcohol; a, 8afg.Ao per gallon.
Conosarstod Lye s4IsaS32s per case OF four
Aoxea.
Csppsras lac.
COe6iaesl: 5oe per pouot.
KxtAst Of Logsoot EHc, assorted, 10.
Indigo; s5a99c
Nader; l0Algc
Gala Llassasa- Soc; machine lssysn- snarm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Fxpostiiou Races.

lHy telegraph 90 the DHnAfhl
AUGUsIA. Ga. November 22.-lhe races
90 the Augu.ta National Exposition, under
the auspices 81 The Augusta jockey club,
lcgsn to-day The track is pronounced by
unmen from al sections o. me country 10
Dc equal % The best in the North and West,
though to-day il was heavy from recent FREE
quout rains.
First racc-fhrec quarters Of a mile,
e22j-slm Harper won; Pat Sheedy second,
-omeday third. Time. leo.
second race-Oue and one eighth miles,
Favor won; Valet second, Hiram
wood third. Timc 2:0l5.
Third rice-trotting. best two In three,
mile meats. three-m.nute class, Vij)-Jer0ms
won the first beat, and lhe remainder Of the
race was postponed until tomorrow on &C.
count u darkness; Pedigree second, Sadie
third. Time. 2.32t.
Racing VII continue ten davs, and some
Of TIE best stables .n TIE country are repre-
scented here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

COTTON REPORT.
Market nrn.
QUorATiOSA
MmDLIN1. 9tc.
Low MlDDLSG. 9Ic.
GCUDOEDtSAKT. SIC.
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NV YoRN sroCK MARKET.

NEW YOSg. November 22.-The stock market
was sgaiu weak and declining to-day. The out
loOs this morning was botter than for some days
past but the reports that tho dividend upon
Omaha preferred would 10 reduced stArtod
liquidation again, which, with tho raid OF tho
heara Knocked prices OF rapidly for portion
o. ihe arst hour omaha vas unusually actVe
and preferred showed ths extreme decline ot ~
per cent. and common per cent. very little OF
whfrh was recovered. Rich anf West Point
also ah wed = marked weakness a. one tin6.
Among tho inactive shares ST. Paul prefer
showed marked weakness toward the close,
yielding over I per cent Tho active storts oil
dfsrIaveI considerable animation. Tne tempo
rarr raiils Wer3 Of no Significance Whatever,
n1d tae lowest pricos were reached toward tho
end - tue session. The close was dun and heavy
o. weak 81 about the lowest figures. Total salos,
2ig.O0J shares. A few stocks are higher this eve
Mtg, bus the great majority are fractionsuy
lower
EgsninG-Exchange dun hrm. and UNCHANGED
OF IS. a4fi. Money essy ~ 2s3 por cent sub
Treasury 0R'ances-C ol0. fiG. ~ coo currency
81 ~ 1000 Governments duN and weaker: per
cents, les; ~ coupons. 1881. state bonds dul
bur afanlV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Tue wElrHEE IN BrcuxoSD YESTERDAY was

Range OF Thermometer Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

Tho Occupant Juu,ps Out in Para
chute aud - Drowned.
By telegraph % the Dispstch.l

COrrWrs. GA., November Twelve
thousand people witnessed the balloon as
ceasion at Exposition Park this afternoon.
Professor f. ". Nardegriit made The ascent.
When the balloon bad reached an altitude OF
half mile it suddenly burst nnd began 10
descend 90 TIE ground rapidly, 20 the horror
OF the spectators. VandeEriit ems toe rope
that held parachute aud foi time o.
seemed that be would escape death. The
parachute fell near me centre of Nhaiia-
hoochee river and Vaadecrft was drowned
in spite 0i thc efforts OF two men m boat 20
save Mn. The unfortunate nan was TWEEN
tV-Gye years old and urmrrici. lie Wa7
born ma west Virgins and nad been I'D the
balloon business twelve years. We mode
his first leap with = parachute a. Greenfield,
ohio. three months sg0. NandtSrlL7
body WAS not recovered
I4ier-ruc body Of VANDERBILT the
balIooulst was recovered a. II O'Clock to-
night, completely enmesh bed in The ropes ot
his balloon. The body vii. no emot'med and
sent TO Vau0elg'fs parent, SO Clinton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

came across two huge wagons on the Berlin
road. Asking whore they were ROing, the
drivers replied that they were carrying food
for the officers Of the Gusrd. On this he or
dered them back TO Berlin. In the eve
nIng he went to toe portion OF the
ground where the Guard was camped
and found the officers hanging ABOUT
looking, like Sister Anne, sloug tie Berlin
road with a hungry ayr. What IL the mat
ter?" be asked. They said that their pro-
visions had not arrived and that they were
10 reach them from Berlin In small cart.
" / have Jus; ridden along the Berlin road
said the Emperor, "and / can assure you
that there Was no cart; bot met two huge
wagons. which were bringing provisions Tor
the officers Of some regiment, and as
thought that officers and soldiers ought 10
fare alike during the man@uyres l sent
them back TO Berlin"
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.-rnnnlo WIN sritc,lmen.



NDI,SAPOIH. November OF ne trouble
with tine local railway swtchmcn at this
point. which ha- been pending several DAYS,
reached IT'S elimination at 1890 Tonight
TIE supcrr'cndcnts declined to-day to hold
further conference concerning the demands
0i Che men. and no tie hour named about
100 o. then, three fourths Of The employees
in tho yards about the city, closed work.
some little delay resulted to PASSENGER
trains, tho strikers biocka3ing the Belt
Line and some OF the crossings
witb ffeight.cars, but the tracks were
soon cleared. The yardmasiers claim
they will have an abundance OF men In the
morning fBd business viii not be delayed.
The troul is tbcre.u. Of q demand by the
men Tor SIS per month o. tweniy-slX days
aud ten hours a day; also the addition Of one
man to each switeh-engne crew. This de-
msnd The comp MES decline 10 entertain.
Iu the yard OF the Ben Railway Company,
west Of the city, at late bour tonight o
party 81 strikers compelled three engineers
io draw The Ores ont Of their locomotives.
James Mulrv, sn engineer who refused TO
comply with thcr demands, was beaten Sc
TiOusy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

FIRE on the night Of November 18th. which
u supposed 10 have been the work OF an iD'
eendlary. Yesterday his yaise. tilled win
stones, vas found IN the Tennessee river.
Tie money which General Biggar was known
90 h,yo carried In the vallse was gone. a
negro named Webb WIS arrested In Cinctn-
nat few days ago. aud be i believed to be
the one vino robbed the yalise. When ap-
pretended he had si.4OO on bis person. De
tectlvcs are stlll st work on the case, and are
certain that they will be ahle 70 show that
the hotel was burned 70 cover up the mur'
der and robbery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

10y IHoNfHpn ~ INH On THI"IT'T
TOPEKA. KAN. November 22 AT the
clo,m. session ~ the National Grange
Colonel j. "a. Prigham, ~ ohio, was elected
grand master and Leonard Rhone. OF Peunsy-
vania, was selected o. hii the vacancy OH the
Executive Committee. 4 resolution urging
that the United states senator's be elected
directly by The people was passed, as was
also 2 resolution ADVOCATING pure food. The
grange adjourned, cayne the maitero OF me
selection Of the next meetng-pisce to the
Executive Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
An Aiicecd BIacE-Lfst.

10y ttIHfTHII 70 no UI8UhI'nT
kansas CIY, November 2A-During the
progress o., suit brought aRain.i the Rock
Island C1mp-ny lv T.. J.. Randall to-day.
Manager Wood, 81 thc Western Union Tcle-
graph Company. was ordered to produce ia
cour, = copy Of Tie "blsck-llst," " hich De
refused 20 Do. Argument ON bis case will
Doe had Saturday. Ibe operator was 10 the
employ OF The railroad company, and sued
for $4,000 DAMAGE. alleging That he was
discharged for joining labor organization.
and thsl me railroad blsck-li,ted him so ci-
iectually that he was unable TO procure EN-
ployment n ID likely that test-case will
BE- made nf The mallul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
COnccs,iar Infected Articles.

lBy telegraph 90 ue Dispatch
JACEs0NyInf, Fla. November -2.-Tho
onlia bulletin: New cases. j.; deaths,
none; total cases TO d,'e. 4 go; total deaths,
40j. or the new cases SIX ore colorcd.
The City Council wli meet n special
session tomorrow to pass an ordinance pro-
vidiug a heavy penalty for conceaing Inc
f,cted articles. The question oil iumigatiOn
Is uupcrmost ~ the public mind.
The wind g. northwest tonight, and 10 Is
very cod. There are no ii 'us Of frost, how
ever. The Board OF Health will probably
vait for A. iclst two heavy fro-ts before per-
hitting the return OF me refugees. unless
tine fever should entirely disappear before
the advent 81 frost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

~ ftTcET1Uu % DO III UiV'HT
OMAHA, NIB, November PA Bee spe-
clal from Valparaiso, Ne5., says: The state
Bank Of this place has closed It's doors, aud
Proprietors i. Scovilie end G.. A. Crafts
have ned the country, leaving many debts
un,aushcd. Asucsrly rs can pc rsccriained
this evening the liabilities VIII reach $780,
0Jo
!. developed Chat Scovillo has altered many
Of the note, payable 20 The bank by raising
the figures ON them. Both hc aud Craft b1r-
iowed extensively from their friends before
leaving.
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Pogr OF RICHMOND. soVsHsEE z. ISIS
MARRIAGES..

aRAY--BIsHOP.- Married. 81 Healing springs,
Va. wednesday ne xlst instant Mr.. Az III n
GRAY. son q rtomas Gray, - Orlebar hsnS
sag afia, 70 Mss FLORENCE ANNIE blshoFi
dsnshtsr d william b. B,stop ksl, 81 heslis
springs. Va. No cards
MALLoRY--HcALLfsTE R-Msrrisd, "a Wss
Con, \. G.. kOyca bar a. i.,> NJ. . .. aalsss
~, Of Hanover cOanty. Va. " Hiss AOsLls
ActLLISTEk, a Louisa ooauy. Va
PHI KgSTOS- ANDERSON. Married. 81 Ia
p.ne.strses Baplist enurch, on Wednesday, Ne
x.mbnr IN. iess. 81 kos. y. a. llgisoa, Ne
RoBgaT Il. PILxfNT0N and Mss N. ALICE a
ANDERSON; 0ogh OF th1 cry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
GENERAL MARKETS.


EhN lbAh-
rsw YOsx. November 22--Cotton easy: sales
so osles; uDiau1s, i0c.; Orleans, i0'sc.; net
receipts. Ef.f.3 1aloss EXPORT Great Britain,
1913 bales: % the Continent. % 103 bGies; STOCK,
4I5.J18 bales. Southern ncuf steady and qllo-
Wheat very dun AID ieI ac. higher; ~. red,
SLO5a asL0Ss, slegstor; options closed &c over
yesterday; 40. red, NOE0mO4r. &i.loG. De-
CEN Der, 81. o6asi06fs; MAJ. u.l3s aN,Ils. Germ
firm and ic. higher. No. 2, o., elevators epsous
5.alc. higher and strong: November. sc: De-
center, s9ai94.: hay 4SaiSAc. Osts brnsr;
options sc. Up aud strong: NOyemo Dor, ahc.;
December, 81 a.. day, JhSsc. No. spos
- ~ al Re: mixed western, 1452kc. Hops Gnl
and ueak: state, 1880. CoHec-O paons eiosed
barely steady November. sl4 30afi 80; Decon-
Der, gll90a5if.15 Nay. 9i1Isa<lA40; fpOt kiO
strong: far cArgoee, so. sugar strOaS: TAR fe-
lniug 5isc.; cen.rifDgals, - test oac.; refined
stoady aad ia fair demand. Aolasse3-tOroign
nominal: New orleans arm a0d In demand.
open bettle. 4is5lc sYrups, 31aisc. Rice nrm
aud zcsVs; domestic. 81 sShc. Petroleum
steady aud quiet; crude n barrels, s.. Gas. 70 :
redned here, ga. Cottou-sesd OF dnh hosin
nrmer ana quiet: comnOn 70 good strained,
sl.0g3, EfiOh. turpentine st8aty and quot.
Hides guiet Wool active Rad arm; d0mestis
reecc. 50aEc.; pulled. Ea1oc.; Texas. 4aG,e.
PORK quiet Beef quiet Beef hams g9az.
weak Lard nrH; western steam. tS.N&; city,
$50: NorsmDer. $50; Nay fAsfAtAS u
BALTIMORE
BALrIaoRx. Nd. November e2-cotton dull
bet steaiy; Hiddhag. szsc. Flour qGlet and
steady. WbeSt-SOltRoFn 6rm sad higher;
Fatiz. 2i.eazti.li: Longbefry. f.0Safi.is: vest
ern quiet BAT firm aad kighsr: No Water rcd,
spot, 81 O05S Asi.J04s; Decem5sr. tl.g0& ALLOW
JaaIsTg. sSls,tss corD-Soushefn active
and casey. While. s5ssSc yelios, 5i4ssc.; vest
era dun bat a0m a&.iy arn. mixed spot. fs1a
so. year. 45iletse.; January, 2kas5tse.; Feb
ruasy, 5f a432e- oats firn and higher sooth
eCn and PsansS tsanla, S5IS5c. weetern White
uu grated, naSlc. western miIed. migrated
s,aDr.: graded No white. 81 afbe kye nrr
at 50st9e. Hay nrTn aad hlshos; prinse {,
uRcnsaged. butter arm aad higher; best foiis
/ lsaslc. creamery. 9sasc. Eggs Arm ~ 34asos
Petroleum quiet rcAaed. STA Coroc hrm
I kl0 eargoos. fair. Ia ais. sugsr-Coppef-re
I nnod steady AZ l6AieAc. Nhirkcy hrm a. tAxi.
CHICAGO.
/ nnrnann Nnxain bar AHA cash ouolAtlanI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

lBy aug'o-Ameriran cable 10 tie uispatch.l
PANS. November 22 -Numa GuIy refuses
TO Gght Raynol OF ans oi Toe other gentle
men mentioned ia hs book. lie VIII only
meet them IN the law courts The Budget
Committee met to-day 10 decide how 90 meet
Che aftacs. 10 was decided That Rouvcr
should demand permission to defend him
~ef before the Chamber and that the others
should De given an opportunity % speaS.
Goulsuctr denied that be b-s bad any com.
mun.c4ti0u Wltn Giily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

nrKE--DseA. a. ais resideace. ON Tveafy. filA
s,,set Soyenlpsr y. Isss, JANg3 DukG IN No
..xenty. sscont year u ats age.
FuaerAi will take place AZ Lslrh-rtyest hap
ssst eagsga a. 10 0eiock A. "a. 1O-DAf. ffiesls
srd acsasialsnces Invited 10 sizsni.
LACY.--Dis4. from injuries fsceised Ga ths
Rl.hmosd and AllesDsay rallgced Novsfnbsr -
fssS Al LAG A. NJ, kDWIN u. LACY. oldest soa
al NJ. !. sad Rosz J. Lazy. IN ne <eal,-sec<at
Hsnsfsi from Ciay-ssrset Baptist chsrvh TO
DAY dfrldayl al aso n. n. fsisads aad 40
qaaislxness x mo family respectfaiiy inshes =
sltend-
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b'Ht tit
fBy telegraph 20 The Dispatch

fBy telegraph 20 he Dispatchl
RNTWoRF, November - Information
has reached thi, city OF a disastrous fire
which broke out tonight and swept away
almost the entire business portion of POGO
mokc titv, Worcester county. The FIRE
hrote ont ia the Office o. Or. !. .. smith
aud spread very quickly, entirely destroying
tno botcls sSd six warehouses, together
With their contents. Fun particulars are not
&c hand. bu, the loss Is estimated 81 nearly
half 3 milhOn dollars. No lives are known
20 have been lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

ny telesraph u the Dlspalcl

IIJ I0IFhIaI7i y - tII7I7tl''l-I
NEW YOgE. N0vemoer 22.-Consul-Gen-
eral Hssseu, who represents the llayuen
Goyeramtul At New York, has received iu-
formation that peace between the llyticn
Government and The insurgents f. beng
arranged by The ambassadors. be first
steps m the negotiations we're taken AZ the
request Of the high gn.laries o. Tie Roman
Catholic Church. The rebels are nearly out
OF money and peace is confidently expected
within few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER " Tho movement In western leaf
Is worry Moderate. including eomo ught quRnti-
to- taken Tor export, Nith on the tcst grades
frm prices For seedleli fair outlet for sup
plies 10 t1e iO-al trade generally steady prices.
sales of 6D hoRsheaJs koHtucky leaf Of 6sl2'. ;
lUJ cases 1875 Pennsy vania a. sal3. ltOcase5 ISL
FeuusylyHnia on private tcrms; $50 cases lcl
Wisconsin Havana 80 Fal2r.: 100 casos lssi NeE
Eng'ani-hhgana a. l1slJc: 3O balea Havana
al a. c.atl.lO. 30 bales sunatra at tl.2QGs2- -
Aei0 YORK Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

Mrs. Cleveland wore at the Theatre on
NJ onday night in Washington Recsmier
gown Of cream-colOrsd ai5stross, with an
immense bouquet OF cream roses.
Mr.. Beatty Kingston, Of tue London Tcie-
graph, Was the journalist VINO succeeded in
" Interviewing" the Pope. lie is personal
friend Of Bismarck and has been guest OF
the German Chancellor ON several occasions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

by Telegraph 90 tte Dispa.chl
RALEIGH. y. c.. November 22.-James
Phibeck. farmer hyiag in Cleveland
county, wa last night called TO the door 81
hi. house. shot dowa, and instantly Killed
bv so uukn0Wn party. no men entered ine
premises, snot Pbilbcck, wife, and 10 bed
Inc house. The murderer escap and has
nat vet been capfursd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

lRr tolerr.ph % the pispsteh.

iBy telegraph 20 me DspAchl
ST. LOUIS, November 22-Ihe !Ong'de-
ierred JOINT convention Of toe Range AssO-
clatlon and Butchers was held tonight Ia
the Expedition Building. The attendance
Was very light, not mOre than one hundred
persons being present Colonel ThOmss
Armour, chairman Of the joint committee,
DreSided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

INtpOftod Tor the DHpat'h.I
NOVEMBER Il. Tho market IL quiet, With liZht
receipts auI good demaad 'Or al good z AIDES
81 t0gacoo sales Of old-Lugs, 9lass: miller leaf.
S6asa 80: Wrappers, SsaslL Receipts Of nov
very light for Tho season, with sales 40 the fol-
loving figures. Lugs, sag: leaf, s. 0as'.
No dno tobecco Of The uoW crop has thus far been
re- ,eiyed. Nov Wrappers would soil we'll From
mo receipts II tho new crop thus far it IL iud ged
thar tie damage b. the early frosta was more
nAt-n.-Ee lhnn ~ nrsl aupp1aod OF almILlol
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49, 80 lRoN MARKEr.

N0vgMgER el.--For scnt'h PIX M market IL
very quisL win only small lots taken up tor
American PIX there are i1fhof ir~er aofnAnle
without marked vitality. The following arc Tue
quotations. American pis-No J az Neefl ,
NJ. a. GIG 8,aslLs0: gray forge 90 us; scotch
pig az f9isC.s - tor 0loReRrnCck, 81 81 Tor Colt
ness. S20 t0ayh for aumuor.ee; tsi Tor Lang
loan. Fslipton 81 fslacD. IS. sh0tfs at On.
American rteei rails ai l9tHfttN 200 mill; Oh
Tall. a. faf auI f.j for g. ami =. ,. rcspe-
lively Wrought scrap n f3lAfli - from yard-
Hessemcr pig ~ fiI'Oaiis ~ fufnhsT', ana
foreign 81 tgOai2l50 -AeD lyrs journal " Cent
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
,lcHwoED TOBACCO HARKEr

RASAAUHD AvDdbOO 4AhhEi
NOVEMBER q. 1874
The at,ondarcs on Change to-.ay was very
light, many u he trade bsing IN Danvilie - A.
tend tho Q Dacro Fair. Trading seems 10 have
bocu worry lghf, sud 10 hear u only a few pack
ages so,i. Loose sales about four OF Ave thou
sani pounds. ranging in price from about ~. 10
t4.50 por hundred.
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10y telegraph 90 the Dispascal
Cuic,G0, ILL.,, November GA special
from DE, M0lnc., Iowa, say: rhe prnci-
uaf bluk OF CsceOh closed Yesterday siiet-
noon and Is in the hands u a receiver. over
ea0 900 o. said 20 have been deposited in the
bank, and there T. but $1,000 ~ The vaults.
10 Is rum0rcd that the president has been
sneculaung ia wheat IL was thought 20 DE
one oi the dimest banks ~ Clark county.
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queen Nathalie aeaueea IA style.
PalkMan Gazous.I


About 200 packiug-clses AM trunks, con-
tanning Queen Nathalie's personal ELECTS,
viii be sent this week to Jas,Y, where her
Majesty is going 10 stay. The KING has
Aep. nothing thai belonged 10 the Queen,
and hiss even restored IN the presents
that we're given 20 their MlIesties
Jointly. The sum Of 1000, 900 francs
goo, 0O0) in securities oi all kinds, which
was placed IN the Bank Of Belgrade 10 the
Queens account, has already been sent to
Der. Besides this money her Majesty bss
about $4,000 600 CO0l In the hands Of
Messrs. Rothschiid. OF Vienna The letter
10 which the seryan Legation a. Belgrade
notified the divorce 70 the Queen was ed.
dressed: MADAME Nathalie de keschko,"
and orders have been given % the Legation
10 use no other stvle 10 Official cOmmunica-
lions Nth the ex-Queen.
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fBy telegraph a. mo Dspatcnl
DETROIT, November 22.-Tue official can
yass NJ tie vote ~ Michigan gave Harrison
plurslly OF % $50. Total number q
votes east, AS 2JJ, An increase OF 1860
over four wears ago. divided a. follows: Hlr-
rlsou, 23G. 1870; Cleveland, 2l3,40i; Fisk,
9n.9i2: sffeetcr, 4,ji3.