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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
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TSDoCIaI IeIOEIaIII % IIl1 AI7I7dllII7I
IyNcBBuRG, Va, November 90 -Consld-
cradle feeling wss stirred In Church circles
Yesterday by the sermon OF Rev r. H..
Fleming. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. In the course OF bis sermon he
said: alt was bis honest opinion that the
method pursued In the revival now being
held AT The other church by Rev. Mr.. Pear
son, the southern evangelist was calculated
10 do injury TO some people," lie further
said: no one wished more than b. that
there should be grand results from the re-
viyal. and be PRAYED that Il should he so, but
be feared thai some through excitement MS
take the feeling for true resignation, which
could only come through reasoningi and
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mRs. cnANLER DENIES II.
No Trush in the story ThRt She and
Her Husband Have aeparated.

A Richmond special 10 the World says:
4 representative II the World visited Cas-
tie Hit. Albemarie county, the residence Of
Mrs. john Armstrong Chanler (Amelie
Riyes) to-day, and upon inquiry into The
truth Of the rumOr circulated in New York
and elsewhere that she had separated from
her husband, was informed Ivy both hr.
and Mrs. Chanler that any such report is
entlrely unfOunded. The story doubtless
arose from the fact that Mr.. Chanler goes
abroad about December 10Th for short
trip on duties incumbent upon him as
guardian OF bis sisters. who are now at
school in tina Isle OF Wight.
Mrs. Chanler remains at Castle Hill to
finish literary engagements msde before her
marriage. Colonel A. l.. Myes, Of Panama,
Mrs. ChanleT's father, is also with his family
spending bis seml-annual vacation. Mr..
walsh, OF Lipplncoit a Co., publishers. who
has been on brief visit TO Castle Hill, left
this morning.
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WALKED BOWS THE HUDSON.
4. ~ Oldreye Performs fhe Feat in
AiN DnYs for o Bet OF $500.

4 New York telegram Of sunday says: A
young man OF twenty, wearing pair Of rub
Der boots that reached 20 bus thighs, walked
into steve BrOdie's on the BOwery az $3.50
O'Clock last night and announced that nc had
walked down The river from Albany. An
hour later another man. carrying a miniature
canal-boat came M aud said be had seen hlm
dot. The Grst man vas G. ". Oldreye, who
started last Monday TO walk down the llud-
son for $500. The other was T.. {. Hurley,
who followed him in dingY.
Oidreye arrived 10 the foot OF One.hun-
dred.aud.thirieenth street a. S O'Clock, having
made the trip IN SIX days and tn hours. On
Tuesday Oldreye SAYS be was nearly run
down by q steamer, and in irving to get ONT
OF the way took nasty header. On Wednes-
dsy the temperature was about l3o, and bis
shoes were covered with ice. lie consulted
o doctor at Poughkeepsie and was advised 10
give i'll w. Hsayerage progress was twenty
four miles 4 Gay. He always went with tho
tide.
The shoes he wore are made OF cedar,
lined with brass. They are five feet long
and a foot wide. Each is alright with q
space ia the centre for the foot. On the bot
tom are three fius 20 arranged that when the
shoe moves forward they are pressed up
against the bottom, and when The shoe is at
rest they hang downward Ike patdle-wheel
buckets.
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fBy Anelo-Amorican cable to the Dspatch.l
VIENNA, November 25.-At q meeting 81
the Budget Committee Count Welscrheimb
stated that 81 was necessary 20 expedite mea-
sures Tor enabling the Government 10 mObi-
lie the Landwchr. Formerly q vigorous
and prompt use OF the Landwehr was not
contemplated but The present military and
political situation demanded either material
increase OF the army, or such elective ar
rargcments that the Landwohr would DE
able 10 answer all calls upon troops IN the
field. The EXPENDITURES allied 10 the
budget for this purpose would amount 10
I.O4l 400 forms. and Included q sun 20 be
used for the purchase OF rifles, which were
making atthe rate Of $4,000 per month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispetchl
DUBLIN, November 2G.-EGward turing
ton, memtcr 81 Parliament, failed 20 APP
pear In court to-day 10 answer TO summons
charging him with MEETING tenants TO adopt
plan Of campaign through his paper, the
Kerry sentinel. HIS counsel applied 10 the
Court for q p0stpOuement Of the case IN or
der that HARRINGTON could attend the sittings
Of the PaIneil Commission in London. The
magistrate refused 10 grant The application,
however, because the melting continued. A
warrant was issued for llayrlngton's arrest.
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new YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November s3--Tne stock market
was quiet throughout tho day. Other han local
business Was restricted ny the loss OF wires
Coverings By the s0orts late broke the otherwise
weak tone Of the market There we're heavy
sales apparently Tor Boston IN New England
and Union pscidc sad later Win Lase Shore and
Louisville and Nashville. which were sold abroad.
The gold export scare was worked strongly.
Foreign exchange. however, bad = weak loos.
Rock Island vas said not b have given consent
% the advance q rates In tho Southwest Omaha
preferred and s. Paul suffered materially.
Rlchmoud and West Point displayed markcd
strength. Tho market finally closcd dun md
heavy nesr the lowest ngures Tota! sales, III, :
O00 shares
EesninG-Exchango duh 70 irm AZ as5Ha4s9
Money easy 90 sa3 per cent Sub-freasgry bal
ances--GOid. s1.80SG,O0O. currency. Siit2l,0o0
Governments steady 4per cents, is3s; ~ cOu-
r,n, fol Gf.fa bnpfa -ta..ir
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he stood NJ The altar during the services and
trembled for sinners a. each invitation was
extended for them 70 ccme M. and they
were possibly led 10 think that by coming
forward aud shaking hands With the evan
gellst they were saved. when IN some cases
u was doubtless The result Of excitement"
Mr. Fleming has been a regular attendant on
the revival services aud has taken some ac-
tive part in The meetings, aud his remarks
were surprise 10 most every one. though
almost his entire congregation think as he
does II f. SAID that thew regret bis out
spoken course, fearing that II will create bit>
tcrness between the two churches.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER 81 1888

400. CIeveland's majority over Harrison.
1891. For Governor Fleming, Democrat,
80. 80; Shipman. Republican, sS.4s5. Elem.
iug's majority. t2,7T0. For congressman :
First district--Dayldson Democrat. 1881;
Benjamin, Republican. 9.7lT: Dayidson's
minority. 10.lO7. Second dlstrict-B Bullock.
Democrat. 20,0l2; Goodrich, Repubiican,
lGsI7; Bullock's majority, 3.i0j. The
Democratic State officers and Supreme Court
judges are elected by over 1900 majority.
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Running the Rib Of an Umbrella Into
EFfs Nose TO the Brain.

A Philadelphia special says: August Null
Ter, the son, fourteen years old. 81 Or. Au-
gust z. Muller, OF 1853 Green street, Ger
mautown. is lying at hts home 10 an uncon-
scious condition. suleuug from a peculiar
and in all probability q fatal accident On
Monday o. last week August carried an UNI
brela 10 school with him, and az the close Of
the afternoon ,assi0n he raised the umbrella
and tossed II high into Ihe air. lie did this
several times. catching it by the handle a. Il
descended. One Of the ribs OF the umbrella
wa. broken. just before reaching his home
the little fellow gave the umbrella a final
toss and stood waiting for Il to come down.
As descended be leaned backward with
his head bent over. The broken rib en-
tered the BOYS nose, passed up through the
no.tril, passed through the shin partition,
aad touched his BRAN. He began 10 bleed at
the nose and his companions became alarmed.
August assured them that he was not hurt
ana went home. His mother stopped the
bleeding, but the boy DID not tell her bow
tho accident occurred. About 8 O'Clock
he began 10 complain Of severe
headache and was put u bed. In
the morning he WAS found TO be
unconscious, breathing heavily and moan
ing ~ II In pain. Several mi rtstO-
ratiyes were applied by The doctor. and when
be- found they had no effect on tie uncon.
scious boy he used more severe ones without
effect. Other physicians were called, but the
lai could not Doe restored, and he lay In
comatose condition until Friday afternoon,
when he became dclirl0us. For eight hours
the physicians labored with him, and finally,
by the use 81 powerful auD'thetics he was
quieted. but still remained m an UNCONSCIOUS
condition. The little fellow has taken no
food siace the accident, and is in very
weak state.
The doctors an agree that an operation viii
have 20 beperi0fmcd I'm order 10 save bis lie,
bat they are Undecided whether or not 10 at
tempt one in the boys present weakened
condition. They concur IA the opinion that
the broken rib OF tQeumbrclla penetrated the
BRAN. a hole viii have 70 be made In the
bows forehead aud the pm, removed. The
boy was in the same unconscious condition
f,.nfrhf
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4 Brutal Attach ou a aeshedtst
Minister.
lspecial telegram % ne UIapalch

Special telegram 70 We DiHpelo@l
CARROTS. \. G., November ~. - Reports
have come here OF the brutal logging OF a
Methodist preacher yesterday near Concord,
ia Cabsrrus county. Rev. W. l.. Garrison IS
D member OF the North Carolina Conference,
Methodist Episoopal Church, and has charge
Of TIE circuit Ia Cabarus county. About
two months $50 Garrison Vas iIled 10y bis
church for conduct unbecomlng minister IN
reference 10 q young lady. aud was acquitted
a. innocent, Il then sppeafng - DC mali
sioas persecution 90 the part Of The young
lady and others Interested. The mAttef vas
rifi discussed anl0uK certain parties, how
ever, who determined Garrison should have
[ nogging for bis conduct, aud accordingly
yesterday, when he had pfeaebsd hi. fare
well sermon 10 bis congregation a Centre
Grove church, expecting - leave Tor con-
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MnnrIed ON the Rail.
lsneclal telegrem o ne DIapatch.l

ISpecIal teIekflIn % Ilo UlRpaIVu'I
ROANOKE, VA, November 70. Between
the hours Of 10 and II last night Edmund
johnson leolored) was run over at Com
merce- street crossing BY train and horribly
mangled. Pieces Of his body were picked
up along the track to-day for distance OF
nearly two squares. He Is said 70 baYe been
an inotlensive. sober, industrious man with
out an enemy. Foul play is suspected by
some, but the police have not been able to
verify The opinion.
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berry. sf.icssi.fs: No. sseushern. sf-oc: western
easy; 40 winter red. spot sssss)ss.: Dccem-
Ter. 98<a93kc.. January, fi.oDxan 0k. Corn
Southern irrcguiar; offerings mostly neg !.
white, 5ss57c Z: ysli3s. s9sbic.i wsssern cosy
mixed spot. fer year. Eha5kc. January.
HkaHtc.: February. skfffHc oats nrm;
southern cod pepDsS ssapis, Has3c. vostern
white. uneraded, siat5c. western mizef. M
graded, SsaSOs. graded No. vhitp. &4a1>-
Rye. choice. 6fner. ~ s0nf4e. Hay firm: primo
20 choice western, fiat0affzN Proyi,icns
steady: mess-pork. si675 Bulk .fnes,e-iooes
shoulders. skc: Iong-cioar. &C.: cioar-rib sde..
Dc. sugar pickiod, gkc; eugercurci snnoked
shoulders. l0sc Hams i1&si1kc. Lart--he-
fDed, 70Hc. Butter nfm. active, and higher:
best rolls, i9slic. Eggs quiet NJ 40 Petroleum
quiet: tefned. g7iA Coffee firm: hio carrcc<.
iair. l0hc. sugar gnist and sissdy; A sofl,7<a
eopper-Fednei steady at ieaieAc Whisksy
CHICAGO
OHYcaao November 2s.--The cash duotsaons
wero: Flour steady and urchanges. No. 0
spring wheat si.62ati.03H: No. : rcd. fi.o1a
tie2S. NO gcorn, 81 haEhc. No. GAIA. e5ifc.
Aess-pork. flAs)AsiI60. fLard. $3.50 short
ribs. sides QooseA f7.i3ass.65. dry-ealto.i sh0ol-
ders fooxcdl, t7.s7 Satz50; shOrtciear CDoxedl,
{Sa{S0lk. Mhisk.y. Ska
fheleading futures ranged % follows
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UFTIHINWIs
WHgAr.-43i8 bushels.
COgs.-25O bushels.
OATs.-2O3J bushels
SALES RgFOgTgD n SECRETARY
WHEAT.-Whito, 8 bushels prime az ti.i2.
LOngberry, 81 bushels very good At lLil; lU5
bushels very gOOl nI Bio, 800 bushels good ~
4LOs Nixed, 90 bushels prime ~ I'LL. short
berry. 10 bushels for seed at tli3; 10 bushels
very good AZ {l.l0. 1oioi sales Of wheat Liza
bushels
Offerings today Of wheat, 1918 bushels; same
day las. year. f.l33 busnels- Sales today Of
wheat LIZA bushels; same day last year. 40
bushels Offerings - far this season, 5sl SO
bushels: same iims last year, 5C@,jgs bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-d.s, SLOs 10 sL.l2;
same day last year. Csc. 10 20.
CORN.-White, 10 bushels very good new at
Co.
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BALL-Died, November eith. at 1915 A. n.
Mrs. HENRY G. BALL
Her funeral will take place a. the residence.
No. ST north Eishth street, THIS fluesdayl
MORNING at II O'Clock. Friends Of tho family
are invited 70 attend. -
MAYS-Died, November 25tb. az the residence
Of his mother. 30ih Reservoir street, THOMAS
MAY.
Funeral took pIses suDasy, November 9sth.
SCHLRICHER- died. ~ she residence 0f her
husband Sunday November s5th. az "a O'Clock
NJ. RLlZA A SCHLkiChER. wife Of George
schloicher, In The fity-nrst year Of her age.
FunorSl will take place THIS AFTERNOON at
3 O'Clock from Trinity Methodist church. friehds
aud acquaintancea invited " attend.
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lBy teIegraph . tha DIspateh. J

IDy ItIt3tupH y Iu3 DIrUdIII'I
HIGH PoIyT, n. c., November 26.-The
day was clear and cold and birds scarce.
The dogs did net work well. Dexter Won
the first prize in the pointer stake. The
Judges then selected Roger Williams as the
best dog previously beaten by winner TO
run for tue second prize with Ossian. Roger
won and Ossian received the third prize.
The fourth prize was divided between Con-
ISOLATION and Lebanon.
The race FOR the setter stake was then re.
sumed Roger beat Galatea, Toledo Blade
beat Cassie, Joe B beat Dashing Lady, Jack
Modoc beat jacques, and KING Lee beat
Brandon.
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CHICAGO, November 26.- Thomas Iallman,
cashier OF the deiuaet Traders Bank, Was
hdseted by The grand Jury this morning on
the charge Of embe2zlome0t for having re
eelyed deposits knowing that bis bank was
jpsolyeut TalimaB WIS arrested this after.
noon and taken before Judge jameson,
where he gave bonds in the sum OF $4,000
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Cnilaren OF .IAve parents.

10y I"tTHI"IN y wv I77l7'F'I''I
WASHINGTON, November 26.-Ju1ge Mer-
rick. IN court m general term Of the District
of Columbia, TO-DAY delivered an opinion In
tqvor OF Mhly Thomas Ct al. in their suit
AGAINST Willam 4. Hoffman. The case in
VOWED the eonstitulionality OF the law de-
cisring legitimate the children born OF slave
parents living together as husband and wife,
inouQh not welded according to the existing
forms Of marriage. The Court holds that
The legislation was wise proper, humane,
and inst
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Rich OIL Discovery.

10y t0TegfAFH 70 NO DIsVacn,I
CHATTANOOGA. TESS., November 26.-The
Chattanooga Gas and OF Company has
struck rich lubrleating oil at depth Ct one
thousand feet at a well dug twenty miles
west Of this city. The quantity OF oil is not
yet ascertained. The discovery has caused
considerable excitemen, In this locality.
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ference. he was told parties on She outside
wished 10 see him. lie walked out. meeting
a very large man Just outside OF The door,
who introduced himself 90 Dean krimmin-
ger, and At once dealt the preacher blow
with his Ast which knocked him 10 the
ground almost senseiess. krimminger then
jumped upon Garrison, knocking him thick
and fast until the congregation rushed out
and pulled him Oh. The preacher was badly
bruised up,
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nea, Him I'D, a shovel.

Special telegram 20 the llspAlchl
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November % Yes
terday afternoon IN Glen EiS lie saunders
and John Young engaged IN an alteration,
aud saunders threatened ~ strike Young
vita rock. Finally YOHng picked up a
shovel whlch was lying near, struck Saun.
ders two heavy blows on the head, aud
kicked him ia the side as be fell. Saunders
ia hurt badly
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NOVEMBER 2G-Martet steady. New prime.
3qgi.a; extra primo. $50. fancy. 3ac; com.
mon, lHag'lc.; shellod, 2aa2hc; factory hand
picked, 1880
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The Yeilof- Fever.


WAqWNGTuN. November 2G.-SurgeOn-
General Hamilton has received telegram
from Dr. smith, president OF the New York
Board Of Health, confirming the reports in
regard 10 the existence 81 yellOw-fever on
the United states steamer Boston, now al
New York. There we're four deaths on the
passage from Port ana Prince and three sick
on arrival, including Surgeon simon.
Surgeon Martin, at Gainesville. Fla. tele-
graphs that TIE refugees are returning 10
that city against bis positive order and that
the city authorities seem powerless 10 pre-
vent them. There ore but three members OF
The civ Council aud one member OF the
Board ~ Hcilth IN the city.
surgeon Hutton, Of Camp Perry, Fla,
teiegiaphs to-day to the MaTine.lIOspiial Bu-
reau that there was heiyy frost At the Camp
tnis morning In view % which surgeon
General Hamilton has directed that The
Camp be closed on the goth Instant, so far
a. receiving refugees Is concerned.
TIE WELCOME FROST.
GAINESVILLE, FLA.. November 28,-sur-
peOu Martin reports three new cases Of yell
lov.fcyor and one death colored There
wss heavy frost and lee an eighth Of an inch
thick last night Indications point 10 another
frost tonight.
FROM JACKSONVILLE,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 2G.-There
wasa heavy white frost last night. completely
covering roofs. lawns, and payemeuts. There
S. great rejoicing thcreat and people talk OF
nothing else. Business bad revived per-
ccpt bis. lee formed In at least dozen
places about the city.
The Board Of Health Committee Of the
Auxiliary Association snd Or. Peters Will
a. .fr.r, rofa
tive TO giving immediate attention 70 such
preliminary work and necessary precautions
as shall open no the usual channels Of bus-
ness 40 me Stale at the earliest moment the
Board ~ Health NAV deem prudent. All
embargo ON travel will doubtless be- taken
Oh boy Sturdy, December lst. Reports
from interior cities are as follows:
Lake city: "plenty Of frost. but no Ice
here"
Live Oak: "Ilcayy frost and ice here.
A eood.lzed pond near the depot bad ore
eighth Of 100 inch ~ ice an over IT,
Tallahassee: Heavy frost here last night"
Gainesville: "Ilad good frost here this
morning, AID ice formed around the water
tanks"
Ocla: "Thc mercury fell to 32S last
night Had very heavy frost and some
ice"
pa1tlo: " We hsd a very heavy frost here
this morning. Thermometer 522. Congratu-
hate YOU"
Enterprise: "No new cases; no deaths.
Heavy frost and ice one fourth ~ nm Inch in
exposed places last night. All the sick much
better"
Tiusvlle: "sight frost here this morn.
ine. Mercury DOM 20 427."
u is perfectly safe for people TO travel in
ans portion Of FLORIDA. The railroads trains
VIII resume their customary winter schedules
iu 2 very few days.
The distinction begins next Monday. 1t
Will take no least twenty days. Hunter Inn
mense wiiliurnsce will be used for burning
the infected bedding, and Smiths lsundry
for diIuicctIug the clothing, etc.
Omcal bulletin: New eases, >; deaths, o..
Total eases, ,G1I; total deaths, 40S.
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TIE suitehmen,s strive.
LBY telegraph . be plsnalch.

lDf ItIVaI uFI % W NI7I9F'I.I
INDIANAPOLIS, November ~. Ihe switch
men's'strike did not extend to-day 20 the en-
gineers OK fremen a was anticipated. The
situation remains unchanged, except that
ali the roads are moving trains to-day and
tonight. The blocGade Is nearly overcome.
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Rapta transit.
[Rr talerraph . the pt.pateh

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatehl
SAVANNAH, GA, November 26.-fhe sa-
yannab, Florida and Western railroad viii
begin running on Wednesday the fastest
freight tram 10 the West that has ever beeo
run from Florida. The time from Jackson.
Vile 10 Chicago will be seyenty-fiye hours.
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Elections on Railroad subscriptions
Ordered.

fNpcclHI tHIeHrfIn 20 he Uiapatchl
CHARLOTTE, \. g., November 20.-The
county commissioners to-day ordered an
election FOR January 10th next on the question
al transferring 100000 Of stock nov owned
m the A. r. and o. railroad TO the proposed
Great Western AIR Line from here 10 Wei.
don uia Albemarle. Also. on the question 81
subscribing stock 10 the following proposed
new lines: Charlotte and Lancaster railroad,
T. run 70 Lancaster. 3. c.; Charlotte and
YorKyiile railroad, 10 run 70 forkyille-
$4,000 e,ch Also, on The question Of sub
scriping $4,000 10 an extension Of the
Roanoke and southern railroad from Win
FtOn here.
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TESSsssEs MIDLAND RAnwlY cosrA s
. o T / @ E.
AmU.Enszrs.

DICHMOND THEATRE
III IS53-rwENTY-FIFrH sgAsoS-issx
THREE NIGHTS. commencing hOSDAi. NO
vember 18th. tho Oriental Production o. she Asos
ALADDIN, from tho Arabian NiShiS
l5--DiiAAATIC PEOPLki-i5
D-BkAU1IFUL LADIES al
s--GkEAr SPECIALITY Ahffsfsi--5
MILz sTAcCIONk, Gfand Premier.
mons, ROMEO. Naltro dc Ballet
seais now on sale Al box-oniee BON A. a. 70
eF.M =,
NEXT attraction, George ~ Woods Dramatic
Company Ia . Repertoire q strVos cohneaie>
no N-its
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pA1rrMnRE srncK MARKRr.

BALTIMORE. Nd, November q. - virginia
consols. SsN askci: %. l0-i0s. 81 bid; do. 8s,
Gia; Baltimore and ohio stock gOag2; Cncin-
mali, Washington aud Baltimore rs, ssasSS; do
2is 6i'e asked consolidated gas bonds, 10; do.
stock A
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serlon. shootlng Anray 10 Llberty.

IHpOtI1I IoIobI IN 70 tlI4 DI1VA1lil'I
LmgRrY, Va, November 26-Samuel
Karnes and Abraham Canada got into a diff
Guilty tonight aud Canada shot ksrnes
through the chest seriously II not MORALLY
w0unding him. Karnes has a wife and four
children.
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Replaelng . LlghtshIp.


CuARLEToS, 5. G., November 2G.-The
buoy-tender Wistaria left here to-day with
the relief nghtship to replace the Frying
Pan shoals lig0tship which went adr1ft.
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my ,elernnh % rns plsnntrh.l

TBy tcItkrupu 20 DC DI3pHlcu-I
JAcKsOSyILLE. November a8.-A special
10 the Times- Union from Tallahassee says /:
The o0icnl vote Of Florida Is - follows !:
Cleveland, 1851; HarFson. s00osi Fisk,
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The Duke Of VsrsRna, lineal descendant
Of Columbus. makes fortune as breeder Of
bulls for the Madrid arena.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
RICHMOND LIVy.sroCK MARKET.

SoysaBsR s5-Receips; S15 hesi Of cattle,
- sheep. and sos hogs
Sales: 4S8 head OIL cattle, 50 sheep, and e65
hogs
Prices.
Cattle-Best, 4at[c. gross; medium 10 good,
39a3lc. gross common " fair. 2a'c. grooa.
sheep--24 a4c. gross
HOEs-7as &c. n8G
Eulls--Jallr- INA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
tlnnla A4eenaed.

TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON. November 26.-Bopd Offer
ines to-day aggregated sS0,b50. Accepted,
$3.50 as az l09l.