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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
HOUSE OF COMMONS
AT wogK OF THR TEEAEr LAED-PUR-
cBsgE BLU.
The Adjournment at Eidnigat Again PoSi-
ponod In Order that the subjses Kay
be Proceeded VITA.
ny AnrIo-Amerlcan eable . the Dlspaich.l

by Anglo-Amercan cable % the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November 23.--Iu the House Of
Commons this evening Mr.. sexton asked
whether il was true that seven Irish men,
bers we're about to be prosecuted, aud II so
whether there was any relation between the
prosecution aud the delay IN the debate on
the Irish estimates. II there was not be
asked II Mr. smith. the Government leader.
would give assurance that the members
would not Be withdrawn from their pariia-
mentary duties until the estimates we're set
tied.
Dir. Smith denied having any knowledge
Of the prosecution. He certainly desired
the members 10 remaiu until the estimates
were considered. He then moved that The
rule compelling adjournment at midnight
be sgain suspended 20 enable the House 10
conclude the debate on the Irish land-pur-
chase bill. HIS motion was carried by vote
o. l95 70 $50.
On motion to 90 into committee Of the
bill, Mr. PsrneIl proposed az amendment
Giving the Government power 10 instruct the
Land Commission TO deal with arrears when
fixing judicial rents. lie argued the fact
that It WAS agreed on all sides t1at tue ar
resrs question must necessartly be settled.
10 ought 10 be- dealt with without DELAY 10
c9ujuncfure With The question Of land pur-
an in position 10 contract freely with the
landlord. protect the exchequer against loss,
and give the AshbOUrne act the best post
bic chance 10 work with smo0thness.
Mr. Smith commended that the course which
Nr. Parueu proposed would place the ten
ant In distinctly a worse position than be-
fore bv reco MIXING the arrelrs "a charge
that might continue - hang around bis nrck
even sitter completing his purchase. NOW,
after the contract for purchase had been
agreed upon, the arrears became tpS0 taciO
wiped Out.
Mr.. Dillon held that the mischief Of ar
Tears occurred before the agreement for DNr-
chase was signed.
Alr. ParnelPs motion was rejected by
vote Of 49, IA l4s.
Mr. Nolan (ll0me Ruler moved that the
purchasing tenants be allowed also TO pur-
chase grass lands in the nelghborhood OF
their holdings.
Mes.rs. Pmukctt and Smith admitted that
the matter was worthy Of a'tentiou. but said
that the subject should be- considered apart
irom The present bin. Mr. Morley advised
ttat toe motion be Withdrawn. Several
Parnelitcs ret0ried that The Government o.
iectcd 10 the action because nn lri,hnln
vas The author, and thy insisted upon 4
division. Tie motion WAS noRlliVed-l3j
10 123.
Sir 3. Walter Foster (LihcraD moved to
reduce the amount o. The grant asked Tor N
The biii 70 Cl5.000,000
Sir G.. O. Treveyan said ih2t he hal
heard that the nobleman connected WITH the
Minister hsl already received E20O.o00. and
Lord Londocderry would benefit by the
measure. Nr. Goschen repudaicd TreV-
layu', in.nus.ons. Hugh G. Wfiders COM
mcnied or Tho absence ~ information Re-
gsriing the operation Of the Ashbourne act.
After further debate the motion Was rejected
by vote OF 2l2 10 lJt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

number OF letters 10 read" Tho Prin-
cipal says 10 his wife. 1.-The letters
were from Prince Arthur in Egypt to her
Majesty and to bis wife, giving an ac-
count OF the campaign as far as he hsd
20 do with IT, They showed that,
although not actually engaged, which be
wished very much 10 be. he had suffered
a good deal Of hardship, marching with
his men in the terrible heat the men
falling out OF the ranks, lying on the
ground, groAning and vomiting. The
heat was terrible, he Gays, and he
had sometimes nothing bat dry bis
cut for twenty-four hours ; the swarms
Of flies drove him out OF his tent, aud
they we're 'disputing IN thousands for
the possession OF his letter as he wrote.
Here is n bit: :" "Septenber dear
est Mamma Your dear kind letter Of
the 22d reached me yesterday, and J.
thank you many, many simes torIt 10
hear from home Is such an immense
pleasure, ana Think il so dear OF you TO
have written to me so often. / am much
touched by tie love acknowledgements
byall It's very yexatiOuS being
kept uD in this triste place, but fancy 1t
is unavoidable, on account of the insult
cheney fsupplies TO the front. Ofcourse.
YOU know that the Indian troops will
not eat our food, and We are obliged to
have totally different kind for them.
The Indian troops are delighted TO be
here they are splendid fellows. Nc
Neill talks TO them in Hindustani. l
had Just begun to eat biscuit later
writing for msiD when / WAS sent for by
General Willis, who made me change
the whole OF my position, rs he had
moved regiment away on my lett. 1t
took some time TO get this done, as
it was pitch There were eeyeral
nearly blind bitches. and the men
lay all fast asleep. thoroughly done
up by their trying march. In m
hour and q half we got every
thing changed, and then went down to
see everything right and to give di-
rections for the morning. The men had
already gone to sleep. 1t WAS Ii o'clock
before got back to the rear of the cen
ire OF my line. about mile from where
] had dismounted before. got little
wine 10 d1ink, but there was nothing to
eat except u biscuit L bad IN my wallet,
our baggage-animals having never ap.
peared. lay down near my horse aud
managed to snooze little, but | found
it cold st last as l had been very hot
and iolt very tired. At $3.50 1 was reused
up again" Mrs. Oliphant adds: These
extracts which tho Principal ventured
to copy for his wife, and which ! am per
mitted to quote, will show how entirely
the Queens sons enter into the duties Of
their profession, and that their royal
birth neither spares them march nor
procure5 them a meal beyond The posi-
oiliues Of other officers III her Ma5esty's
service"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

ny Arclo-Amoricsn cable 90 tho Dlspatchl
PARIS, November 23.-La France says
General BOulaucer In al luteryicw asaerlcd
TINT no bad dciioife Information that Prime
Minister Floquet was making preparations
Tor a emp Getai against Eouangisls and
abandoned them only bscause they were
prrlusturelv revealed. Toe Journal Des
Debat. ridicules the rumors o. comp Fc'lt
snd ssys tbey are only the magniled echoes
0f Ire talk Of the deputies who have urged
the Government TO adopt energetic measures
for the suppression Of the Boulingist In
iusues.
General Boulanrcr On another u'erYiew)
declares that be would Give anything for
ihe Government 10 do what h3d be az
imcd. France would never submit 10 such
coup d'eioj, and in n fortnight his party
would be in power. lie had no fear u assa'-
STATION and took no precautions The
Government 1eHsp papers ridicule the story
Of q c0urD Fetqf, but thc articles written by
~pu'ior md tcnacbt declare that The repuo'
De 6, m danger and must De protected irom
BOulangcrism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
NEW YORK srooK MARKET.

NEW YORK November 23--The stock market
was generally hearish this morning and tao Du-
siuoqs done was almost entirely professional,
bus tso market rave evidence OF oetHE heavily
OY0rs0d. and while further orders for gold for
export AND tho report Of heavy failure in hos
ton was made fhe 0ccasi1u u another vigorous
raid upon values the tcne VAS unsettled snd
feYerisn. New England and Uni0a Pocldc we're
specia' objects Of attak and tho rest Of he list
followed, prices steadily declining undl alter
noon. wheU the gr'Rt majority u the list we're
settling 81 the loUsst prices seen this week. Al
fhis juncture lhe Northwestern rad announced
the dec .Araiion Of regular dividends aui that
vas the signal for rush 20 cover. a.
well % for more confident buying for
long account. mo amount az business
done underwent marked Increase IN
al departments and 4 ris0 began. which ceased
only with Tho close % business, the hst having
toward the clos9 showed a 0uoyant toae. The
entire let shared Ia she improvement. but no
grangGrs. Missouri Pacific, aud Nan1sreilts
wore ths most conspicuous for strength. Vther
innufuces added impetus 70 the aivtnce. snd
the lraet vas inclined - take $ favorable view
OF tne truak-lins situation AZ well - Of that IN
tho Sou'hwos'. and siorks most directly coa-
cerled were tho lsrgest gamers. Sales were the
largest fer many days, sggregRing t3o,cJ
shares. There are f0w fractional declines this
evening. The most important being New England
with p, per csnL, but great majority or the hst
are higher aud Missouri Pacific, Canada South
ern. sui Omaha preferred roso u per cent.
sach. Northwestern aud Michigan Central per
cent. AMI ofhors fra ti0nRl amOusts
RusnfnG. Exchange quiet and s'sady 10 orm
Rt4,,t, a4ss. Money essY A. 2e3 per cont sub
TrcasarT bslkncss--e OH. tlb,2 $500 currency
tls-ii.Na Governments dlli and nrin tpsr
cents, i2ss; ~ coupons, 1854. state oohas n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
Whishey for Elephants.


Mr. =. T. Barnum IS q circus-man.
He j. also Prohibitioni5t. lie is pro-
pounced tircus-man, and q more pro-
nounced Prohlblti0nibt. he has been
both for a long time. Extremes some
times meet. He has fine elephant
wintering IN Connecticut Her name II
Juno. Sho is the widow Of his late high
ness, Jumbo. she caught cold the other
dtg. A stone statue winterng IN Con-
necticut would catch cold. Even Con-
necticut detectives have been known
70 catch cold there. Jnnos cold rapidly
became an ague Gt. Then her keeper
mixed her q little quinine IN two gallons
OF whiskev. She took 20 1t kindly Ia
d short time she WAS drunk and dis
orderly" Terriicaly ~, but size Was
good natured. She whoop0d itup lively
ia her quarters and smashed all the furui-
ture in reach. She did everything a
drunken il an does except getting arrest
cd.
After awhile she went to sleep, and
quiet reigned. Then her keeper told
Mr. Barnum that he had given Juno q
nip OF the flowing bowl. and Mr. Bar
mum became quite as angry as Juno bad
been drunk. he vowed he would have
let her die-she IS werth $40, 00O--beiore
she should have broken the pledge. He
SAID other rash things, and Juno snored.
A Prohibitionist always fiies OF at q tan
gent. The evils Of intemperancs have
never made any terrible inroads on the
elephant tribe. Say that they had.
That doesn't make quinine and whiskey
a bad thing for ague. Mr.. Rarnum Is
a freak. Juno has big head. But il
other respects she Is doing quite WELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
" eleemcn IL - - Isone.

iiy telegraph tptre Di'patcAl
pr1rou Nuycm5or l3 Right Rev. John
T.. loity, the uewiy-app0intcd bishop oi De-
iroit. accompanied by number 81 ni, ODD
Baltimore uarisdoucrs and CLERGY OF The
diocese. arrived iu Detroit by special tram
a. O'Clock this evening. The tram also
Carried "a reception committee OF $40 Of De-
Iotrs most prominent citizens, who met
their spiritual ruler at TolcIo and escorted
hicl to BIS new home
A grand and fitting reception which bad
been arranged was carried out 90 the letter.
Ivcry Catholic organization in tho city and
surrounding towns. fully 10000 men, were
u umr. The installation ceremony will take
place at So. l-aalus church sunday morning.
a public reception viii be rendered Bishop
Foley TUESDAY evening ucNt, SO which Gov
ernsr Luce Will deliver am address Of well
come 3D. iuc name oi the state OK Michigan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN oosaEcTI0u THERtwrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New York ard Richmond
stock ExosssgsS-GrsiR, Ylou-, Cot
tor, Ksat, and other Quotations

- WARRINGTON, November 2a.-For Viz
| kkln ,ginia. fair, slightly warmer except In
-jsoutheastorn Virginia, stationary tom
peraturo. Winds shifting 70 s0utheriY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
neslrue.ivs Flrein Now orleans

NEW ORLEANS, La, November %. -
Wackertarth * Joseph's toOaccO-iactory. AZ
and IS MageZiue street, was burned TO-
night aud buildings Quilted. stock WA in-
sured Tor $4,000 aqd building for $4,000.
The building No. II. occupied by A. a.
Greenwood, commission merchant, was al
most Quilted. Loss $4,000; fully insured.
The building No. Al Magazine street, oc-
cupied D, Moses Schwartz. hardware dealer,
was burned out. and No. 80, also occupied
by Mt Schwartz, was badly damaged by fire
sud water. schwartz stock il insured for
S90.00o, and The building, valued at 500
Gao. u fully insured. The total loss Is esti-
mated At 100000; fully insured. A large
portion Of echw4dz's stock was saved IN 3
damaged condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
Reforming n tramp.
Philadelphia News


Tramps can be reformed with money
like other human nature. The tramp
whereof [ speak had been holding an
autopsy on beer-barrel. and succeeded
in getting very full. As long as he WAS
empty the law had no hold upon him.
When he got full the police came IN and
rugged hlIn. He was duly tried for
being drunk, and, having served his
sentence, he disappeared. A few weeks
after he turned up again and visited the
court No longer in the custody Of tho
law he got the ear Of the Judge and pro-
duced check.
Judge" he said, pardon me. You
know YOU had me before YOU for being
drunk once. I've got bill on the bank
and they won't pay it without identidea-
ton. You know me. DO you mind
going down to the bank and identifying
NE ?"
The Judge did. lie wrote his hame ON
the hack OF the bill and the humble, re-
formed tramp drew $50 disappeared.
II turned oat that the bill was dupli-
cate, tho original Of which had been pad
before. And now the Judge il out SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

csrnber. si.ofksn0iH; January. sf.1ekse5 osH.
c6rn-3ogihefn ~ geof demand sse smi
Whfta a5asse ysli3w, tis52c.. western dntl snd
fs'bef oaslsr: nixof spot. tssts4c. yvsf. as
<skc; January. t5HaS&c; February. SHs
&c. Oats sgea1y s1t snies; so1ibsrn as
Fesns, iynni4, 1esS3c. western white, usfra1ej,
dag3c: western mixad. rnusfed, ram;
graded No. 2 Wits. 1Ha.eic. rye neglected az
6in2c. Hay arm; prime 70 cnoice umosny,
Sfg.sgesiz ProTisions quiet aDd sosa1y Mess
PORK, ISIS lard. refined. f0<c Batter strong:
hist rolls. lssElc. creamery. NsDsc. Iszs arm
no 2sa2ac. Petroleum quiet renned. Via Csf-
fee nrm; 40 cargoes. fair, losiofc, Nufar
easy; 4 soft, 20. Wniskey steady AZ sLN
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. November 2a-Ths cpn quot i'
we're: Flour dun. No spring wheat, TO -
si.07: NO. rod. ti.9s. Aii.0s. No. ? corn, sc.
No. 2 cats. NsNisc. aes$pork. tAADafiAso
Lard, s. t2H. shOrt-Fihs. T.tiat7.s5: shonlders.
si.G saS7.5O; snort clear, tsstSi2E. Whisky.
s1.D
TheIsading futures ranged a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

drugstore By Dr. y. J. Truist, and Arread so
rapidly that TIE bucket brigade organized At
once was belpless The Gre departments
OF Cri.Geld snd Salisbury were tele..
graphed for, but when tboy arrived
the greaier portion 81 the village bad
been DESTROYED. Or. ID. J. Trulu lost on
stock and building about $4,000 partially
insured. The posi-Sfiice was in his store
and wss totally destroyed. A greater por-
iion Of the 2 SOC iuh,bltsnts are homeless
and have lost all they had. The agFrcgee
loss Is irured II e2J3,G00, With Sl53,00o To-.
sursnce. watch is mostly placed in small
nmnunls I'm ont -ni.inMn cnmpanLes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
Anuelin Central Park.

TEY IeI0EFHIu y no u t-lII-I
NEW YORK. November 23.-Lyinc on the
ground 10 a secluded part OF Central Park a
policeman iouad hesyy singie-barre led
Distol aud several handkcrchieis stained with
blood. The ground in the vicinity also cons
taiued bloOd marks. The police are inyesli.
eating the case, and 1t Is generally believed
that a duel nas been fought. Last night was
clear and cold aud by the light Of an almost
fnIl moon a duel could have been easily
fought. The haudkeFcbieis found were OF
foe linen, and corner OF each bad been
torn away as Il 10 prevent Identification.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
Nov Yorh sra,e,. oaeial Vote.
Nv tnaeeraph b the Dlspaloh.

ALBsNY. November 93.-The electoral vote
in New York state - canvassed by the state
Board % Canyassers to-day ls - follows. the
highest and lowoFt number OF votes received
by any e.ecior being given: Electorsl-Re-
Cj0.331; lowest. 64s, I93-
Observation-Disclosures, G3j. 800; lowest. &c.,
500. Observation-Disclosures, 30.23l; lowest,
3O.222. Socialist highest, ZOOS; lowest,
. Oh. Unlou-Labor-hig G2G; lowest,
So. Union-Lab0r Electors At Large
pain, 2C53; Wilder, 2,H7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
Lncks Cnphrmntlom.

ny IoIfETaIh % no DIspsIcn.l
NEW y oBg. November % The published
statement .n oUe Of lhe morning papers here
CD the effect that me switcnmen on the trunk
lines east of TOE A,iss,ssippi threaten to strike
unless their WAGES ere raised dnds 30 cons
fra,aiion iu railroad Offices here. No ono
seems 90 have beard Of It, and the opinion
expressed T. ,bat the report Is untrue. The
Baltimore ana Ohio people at Baltimore eN-
press themselves to the same elect IS as the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

[By Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
DUGIIN, November 23.-Tbc meetings an
n0unced % he held throughout Ireland To-
lay i'm memory OF the Manchester mar
tyIs" were proclaimed by rhe Government.
/ few conflicts occurred between toe people
and uoice. Tho most serious disturbance
was al Kilkenny. A di'paica received from
there al late hour tonight says that The
police are charging M al directions, and that
the magistrate bad threatened 10 si'c orders
20 fire upon the mob.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
sncnlied-niIfnl sruraer.

fBy Anglo-American cable 70 tbs Dispatch.l
Dublin, November 23.-The Naiican has
ordered the Bisnop Of Rappoe to recall
Father MAcFadden 10 his parish duties. Ile
Is At present lecturlng in London.
A csrouers jury At Middleton, County
Cork, has returned verdict Of wIiful muir
der against Constable Sarndeli, who fatally
stabbed Patrick Abern during conflict be-
tween the people aud the police at that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
REAL AND BOGUS
TESTIMONY BEF0Rs THE PAREELL
COMMISSION HY OFFICERS,
who Assert that Both Einds Of Oatragss
Are Prsctieed -Farmers's Cons
Respontibility.


10y AMtip-aAiNtttNHH f+'AN ~ t.4N 80
LOND0y. November 23.--At tue sitting ~
the PlrpCl Commission to-day lnspccior.oi-
Police IlugQings testified concerning the
outraees AZ Castle leland, County Kerry.
sir Charles Russell objected 10 the witness
giving evidence regarding matters beyoDd
biz personal kn0wiedge.
presiding-Justice bannen said be admtted
the rep0fis made by the police NJ umes Tor
What they were worth.
The witness, resumiHg, quoted from ''a-
fisfics which showed that from Noysmbcr,
1882, to scpiem0ot, 1885,, 100 ouifages were
coiomi.tcd.
On cros-cxamiuat'on the witness ie'iiiied
that he believed that farmers sons Untitled
the ouirages in order 10 evade the payment
u rent. lie knew o. twenty bogus out
rages lie Wos not aware that men bad con-
nIycd 20 damage their own property IN order
10 secure compensation from the quarter Sos
sions. lie did not think that all Tue Outrage'
We're due % secret societies. Some - them
we're the result Of family Quaireis or Of
private malice. He had connected the league
with mOOnhghtiug because prior 10 the *
istence Of The league Kerry nad been peace
ml.
Mr.. Reid, Of counsel for the Parnellifes:
What is your ground for assuming this con-
neciOD?
Witness: Ateyery meeting Of The league
laodlo-ds md baliGs were denounced. Az
q consequence both NJ these classes became
unpopular. and nearly every man vino has
been murdered belonged 10 either ono class
or the other.
Mr. Lock- wood. OF the PaInelitcs counsel
then asked witness how long be pad been
cng4ged in getting up the case for The Times.
~.r Henry james, % counsel Tor the Ilmc-.
objected 70 the question, Whereupon SIR
Charles Russell exclaimed warmly; "Nc
chargc and intend to prove that the whole
executive authority, even including the reei-
dent magistrates, is engaged 80 getting up
The VimeS's cgsc.r
Witness tBcn denied that the Times had
employed hIm. On redirect examination
hy lhc prosecution witness stated Chat no
case N bogus Outrage, bad ever been re-
turned by the police as e real outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
TIE Duke OF COnnsuEhs ia the
Egyptian War.

Mrs. ELEPHANTS Memoir OF Prinei-
pal Tullcch contains the following
passage, which it win be seen includes a
hitherto unpublished letter from the Duke
of ConnAught TO the Queen: In sep
TENDER, 1882, he Principal Tulloch)
was once more in Bslmoral, from which
he sent his wife letter full Of the ex-
perience OF the Royal Family in respect
to the Egyptian war, tue presence
of the Duke Of Connaught with the
army having brought home to the
Queen with double force those tremors
shared by so many mothers who have
SOILS in tic field. "Ihe Queen sent ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
Charges Against the Government.

by nElo-Amcrican clDIe % iho Displtcll
PAEis. November "a. -Boulancistan Cons
sentative Journals charge lhe Government
With preparing camp Ft'ct 60 be carried
ont ON the occasion OF tlc denomination &c
the grave Of the reyolu'iori,t faudiu 90 De-
cember %. They alice That the Govern
neut's agents Will mnl miugic with tho poo-
pie in tie cemetery on that day and provoke
o conflict. The leaders IN the domonstraiion
VIII then be- arrested or the charge Of hagng
been engaged in plotting against the state
and VIII Afterwards De prosecuted Tor trea-
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

ITF IUIeHTaIIN Y We 'tU''lI
WASHINGTON. November IA disagree
able piece uf new, comes across The water 20
the eject that the stern OF the English gum
boat ,cou, has sunk considerably, md that
enc rcfr frames show signs oi weakness.
Tlissirn OF structural weakness acquires
impnrtlnce from the fact that TIE new gum
boats Yorktown, Bennington. nnd others re-
Gently huit forouruayy arfpautrned closely
upon tue English model which now shows
----.-- IL t..L-ll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24

10y T|IoIIlVl W N7 ITTN-'II
Hon pMNI, N. e., November at was
clear and very colt here o.. day aud rather
wiaig for Use races. The second DAYS trial
for the pointers stake resulted - follows;
ROGER Williams Ueat Jofce, Consolation beat
Co Bang, Dexter scat le CAnon, ard EHrt
boat iyc. Trs ended the second series.
Os-lan h,at Flirt aud Dexter beat Roger
Williams. Tui. ended the DAYS running.
Tomorrow TIE a,Lose setlcrs' stake VIII
Roe rum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
omctsI canvass I'm san Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsc0. November 80 1t is eX-
pccted that the Official canvass Oithe vote iu
this city vii be completed this afternoon.
TO total vote. - counted 30 far In The Fhth
congressional district. 81 which this city
form. psrt. gives Phelps, Republican, for
Congress go over Clunie, Democrat. Only
two more assembly districts ere 10 be counted.
The Democrats clsim these districts by 80 TO
nll r-urllIlY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
sentence Tor a Long Term.
lRY telegraph la0the Dispalch.l

Ngw Yonx. NoyembeR 23 James f. BE-
deli. reahestste CLERK OF the law hfm OF Ship
man. Barlow, LSg0cUane 4 Choaie, who
sWindled bis employers aua thsr clients out
Of sgel 600. OF which be spent part Ia the
poiio,. shsp OF Emeror & Goss, was to-day
sentenced on els plea o. guilty to Stale
prison for TWENTY-FIVE years aad four months.
Pmllp j. GOss, one OF The policy-dealeIs who
get Ss9,o03 out u Iiedeil, pleaded guiity 10
felony aEd was lnsd sL000.