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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

During the past moutu TIE Police Justice
disposed II 3si criminal ca-r. and tried -
clsrec- of ordinance Violations. On cuml-
nal cDarges - persons were sent On io ihe
Hu,tine. Court for indictment uy the grand
Jury. - we're convicted oi mi-demcanor,
aud rs were .cut 10 i1h ia default oi surety
for their good behavior.
Fines collected; cry, 2Gl25J State, so2;
costs. SlJG.25; total. 5000. Fees coli
lecfed ia Po..e Court los Clerk Of Hastings,
(
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
salisbury Fayors womaa's suffrage

(By AnglO-American cable TO tho Dispateb.l
LONDON, November 30.-ln his spesan al
Edinburgh yesterday salisbury declared
himself ia favor Of woman suffrage, and
hoped the day was not fax distant when
women would be allowed 10 vote. Referring
TO arrears Of the rent question. be eODtended
there could not be a greater mistske than 10
compare the position Of the Scotch eroilers
WITH that OF the Irish tenants. The latter,
he said. obtsined assistance and privileges
unknown In any other country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
nreeon.s uaie.aI vote.

10y tt.'t RI IA ~ tltN Af+-lfs- ---f
PORTLAND. November 30. The official cam
vass of the state vote has Just teen COM
pltted. Tie following ere the official f'g-
ues: Harrison, 33 2g3; Cleveland. 2j,J9i;
Fisk. LC-7: ctrcttcr, $685. scattering, o..
Total vote % the State, Gl,9lS. Hlrris0n's
plurality, 6.7Cg. For Congressman-lier-
mann ,Republican). 32,2s3; German Dem
ocraD. 2j.3l4. Ilermanu's plurality. l,40i.
Al The las, presidential election Biaina's To-
tai vote in the state was %. $50; Cleveland,
24,G94. Blane's plurality, 2,256.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

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,. '....... .,..,.r t...n,,y. ma. r..i.n.i
... a. ..,,..'.'..,... l,,. .,.., ,n.
,.' Ill.,. .i,.....',' ,a. ,,orin M ,.ovon,.
..,...., ,.,,,,,.,,,. alone .rorufinu 4,
,... p, .,r....a,... ~ ru, a f..
't t.. a,,...i,.,nt mi. afternoon
.'.....,.fIi. i.ft .t.t.r,epf feb Doc i..u,d
..'., .i...,, .,, .,.,l,.ri inl.r.,... ~
-'.'.'. Io rns d,If -'nra \oyruIer If
.t .f fh. u.uoD monthly reduction.
,'., ,f '..pr.. me-. ,.t,i,i incrca.,. an th,
,.,..',,t ,..., ,,.r,f, ~ reduction IN c.sl
b.. n.. r..,.,,r, ,,,ll,lI. for tbe p,yu.ut
~ t.r dam.
.rle Inter.,,., Commerce Commission. I'm
,.. ..., of "a, Now Orictu. Cotton FN-
.,,,o-o ar,iu.t the Cincinnati. Sow orr
,.,u. and Texas Railway Company and
others. holds q, follows:
!. To correctly estimate The causes irilu-
,p,.1. ttr movement of cotton aud iht tall-
.u...,| in ur.ruriion az I'd, crop received 40
\.,. nrl.1n, M recent years tHc rul linrs
of Transformation constructed. ihc improved
malDods and new c0uutious, must be taken
INTO account.
D. WlCt,r the railroad companies CONF
bae oract separately iu makn4 rates aud
charges BE- mot SD important; The essential go.
quItmwtis lat, however mHJr tines sbou u
lc reasonable of themselves anal So fairy ad-
iu,.ci "a. o. De reasonable I'D Their relations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
Meetings nc the HOung Mems Chris
Tam asaprtaffoD

The sunday-schOol TEACHERS meeting will
De held to-day Il $50 T.. NJ, Professor
Charles II. Winston, leader.
The mems meeting ai S;l5 tonight will be
conducted by Mr. II. q. Williams.
Tomorrow ut 4 Il. NJ. Mr.. :. ". SViord.
Of Boston, Mass, will address the mems
meeting. Mr. Slyford Is a gentleman Of
fine culture. fluent and easy sreaser, and
especially popular sm0ug the young men IN
the colleges OF our state. whom ne has been
visiting the past few weeks as q Representa-
tive Of the international Committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Tue music will be- an attractive feature OF
the service. Mr.. II. :. Watkins viii sing
seYeraI sO.es.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
6RAIa AMI Cotton EECHAEgE
RICaAoaO. November 80. i3}

OfFfaih5t.
WuEAr.-4.9lf bushels.
CJgs.-3CJ3 bushels
DAr>.-4.JJO Dusheiz.
ETE.-l0O bushels.
sALgs RsP0grsB 70 sBcREvAsY
WuEAr.-LDngoerry 90 bushels very gOOi 40
81 DO. gOJ bushels very gool on private terms.
Mixed, s0J bushels good as sl.Jj. 40 bushels
very good % private terms ShortDerry. bush
els lr seed a sl.i2 Iii busreis primo al fi.I0
s0i bushels very gOOi a. tl.09: " bushels fair ai
SOS. 20 bushels common q y0c. ~ busncs
common on pnysto terms. Total sales Of wheat,
4Ig bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat f,2il bushels: same
day last year rs bushels. Sales today %
wheat 4 l5s bushels: same day last year, l,Jo
busnei- Offerings 80 far tlis season, 5sS*ss
bushels: same ume last year, 5lo.J4 bushels.
Extreme range Of prees today, %. TO 3LO,
same DAY last year. - 10 ~.
Cogs.-White, C)o bushels gery good old on PIT
vale terms. J., bushels good Old az Sc. 4: 20 BUSH
els common Oil az &C. 90 bushels prime new Al
a.; pa oushels very good neE ~ 53c: iiG BUSH
eis ro0d new NJ Bic: % bushels fair new 81 &c.
Totsi sales II corn. lis bushels.
RYE-lO0 bushels very good On private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

NV t.l.srsnh % Oh. D-.natchl

~
DAYTON, OWO, November 3o.-John
ROGERS, painter u ihi, city, was pul off the
Dlyton and Nlcigan train near Johnson
Station. he started 10 walk back 10 Dayton,
and for revenge. as he came along. drove
spike, between thc joints OF the rails. piled
ties and stones on ihe tIsck with The evident
intention OF wIscaiug the south-h0und ex-
pres. that should arrive here at noon. lie
was observed By some section men, VINO
gave chase on q hand-car. They captured
the ma sad took hum 90 Johnson station
where be was placed 10 change Of 4 pas
senecI.ifain crew, who Brought him here,
and Dc is n0u in the cilv urls0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

The Official Board oi PTk-Phce Meiho.
dit church have expressed TO Rev. W. T..
Evans, who al the lat meeting Of the con-
ference was sent 10 Petersburg, a handsome
s'em.wiudug gold watch. BIZ. Evans was
pastor OF P3rk-Pilre for four years, during
lha whole OF when period be ana the board
were in perfect harmony. When he left bis
held here be aud Ms. Evans received numer-
Gus and valuable presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

Harmou'- heirs against liouuihau and
others. Rehesring denied.
stoke. aud others against >tokes's admin
istrator ana others. Argued by Judge W
II. Mann and Colonel ". W. Gordon foI
appellees ana submitted.
Parrish aelinst Wngo. Elicit & Crump.
Argued by George T.. Iaw for appellant
ana q. =. Bagby, Esq, FOR appellees and
enDmiilel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
Mozart Academy or Musie-Ehe Tin
GngHanr

This very lauehabe comedy was given
again last night ~ The Mozart before tine
audience, who by the lavish applause they
bestowed aud The repeated eHcoTeS exhibit
cd their enjoyment Of the evenings amuse-
mifnt.
The TN Soldier will be repeated at the
matinee TO-DAY and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

At the matinee az the in~ltre to-day Mr..
George NJ. Wood ana Miss y. John will APP
pear Ia The Life Of an Actress" aud at
night VIII play IN JekYll and Hyde.
Dir. W God Il a very good actor indeed,
and Miss 4. John is both handsome and
talented.
sale OF seats for the Alberta Gallatin per-
Torrance will open this morning 81 9
O'Clock. She opens in d" A VOC Like It."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
Reieaso Of a vessel.



WASHINGTON. November 3O.-rhe Consul
al Port au Prince informs TIRE Department
OF state, under date Of November 18Th, that
ihe schooner William Jones, ot Boston,
Mass, which was captured on the 2Osh OF
October while proceeding 10 Consoles and
arbitrarily ordered 90 Port au Prince, has
been released and an indemnity OF $1,000
paid 20 Captain Collins, toe principal owner,
end an port changes aud custom duties on
the cargo RENTED The Consul sass this
may be considered q very satisfactory dispo-
stion Of the incident Of tho illegal capture
ard detention Of the vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
TIE WEATHER II PicaN M TesrrRnAY wa
clearduriug tho lay ana cloudy a. night
Eaw YnRx srncH rtARYEr.

Mean ,emDoraturc. ......................0OA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

ngylEw or rnE cnlcAeo NANkEI

REVIEW OF rnE CHICAGO hAhAtN
CHICAGO November "a Wheat was easy and
unsettled, Nth a general pressure % seii. 90.
sultng In declinc b luctuatlns we're within
nc range. and the closing MAS SEE. lover than
" edneslaY. corn was easier and only mol
eratoly active. closing sake. lower than We'd
ne=Iay. oats fuctuated = and closed at about
Wednesdays figures. PORK active and .rrerii-
lar. Lard Tas weak AM closed steady siicr
rally % ~ AS. from tho lowest prices - ue
day Shori-ribs were unsettled ana irregular,
snd closed az a decliue Of i2s, ALI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

,Hy telegraph 20 tAo Di-pa'chl
NEw ioEH, December L-Lrtewood,
52N; ileriy. So; Moore, i5G; Norcnac'
as, Hart, ass; Mason. ilj; EHo1. $50;
tampana, 400: SMITH. lI2: Cartwright, 4,7;
IIowarth. .ol; Conner. a3; Golden, 4js
Taylor. 1908 Peach, ~: smith. ~. AZ I
A. N. LUtIeW0od was six miles incce lal
behind Albcrrs world record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

COIuMBgs, GA, November 5O.-A dis
tineuished party Of railrosd-neu. composed
OF John IL. Inman, president Of West Point
Terminal Company Dir. Charles :. Smith,
president OF New York Chamber Of Com-
mcrce john c. Calhoun, director 10 Rieh-
mond fcrminal Company anc Georgia Cen
tral Railroad Company MIR. M. J. U'Bren,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
a Murderer Hanged.

~ TT-0ETNTU V Nv VI7ITI'T'T
PLACEfyILrE, CAR, November 30.-Johu
Henry Never was hanged to-day for the
murder no John Lowell. q Ianchman. last
March. Meyer, bad to Doe almost carried 10
the ,clIold. ana was 80 werk no deputlc-
held hm in an erect position can tIe tray
was sprung.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
nnilrnnd hfntement.
nv telocraph 10 tho Dispatch. !

ny ielograph 20 TIC Ul5palchl
PHILADELPHIA. November co. The state
meut for the Norfolk ana Western Railroad
Company for October, 1858, sh0ws-gross
earnings, sf67.7lG; expenses, s266, 1876; net
earnings, S20l, 0j0-an increase Of 1854 As
compqrcd With October, 1851 For ten
months ended October 81. 1883, the net
earnings were Sl,J99,G03-an increase OF
elS9. O4l a. compared wilh the corresponds
ing perind iasl wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

by telegraph D. the Dspatch.l
LOUISVILLE, ny. November 3).-Ihe
official vote % Kentucky Is as follows: Glove
land. lS3.s00: Harrison. l5j,l3i; Fi,h,
5,225; Labor, CD; Belya Lockwood, ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

rBy telegraph 20 tho DisDatch.l
ToPEGA KAN, November 30. A telegram
received in tins city states that the Woods
Jgle state E4uk h1, suspended. n, finances
htd not been iudiciou,ly managed. and The
Institution had not been doing profitable
busiue.si)r several months. ID. W. Walker,
who is the principal deposition. had an At
achmcut served on lh. bank ana a. lbs pio-
perry,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
A.l,c..mcn,- 1910 Enaea.

" NJ = ~ " DO u T7I'-II'I
I>nnNAr0II-. November 30 Sitchmcn' ,
strike dcyr opcd nothing startling to-day.
The railroad. Berc busy at wora. Trains are
moving no oh the yariou. yard, with about
the u,usl rapliiv and regularity. The ,triho
practically exist. nov only in name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
church Reception Last NighI.

The annual reani0n aud reception Of the
congregation OF the Fourth Presbyterian
church. OF which Rev. j. Calvin stewart IL
pastor, was held last night. The occasion
was happy one for the church snd is peo-
ple.' The room was handsomely decorated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
PORT og RICHMOND. NOvsssES %, iSS

steamer wyanOke. Coeco, New YORK Iaef-
cnAadisa and passengers, George W. Alien
90, agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

BuTlMoRg. ND.. November So 49, Virginia
cou-oi4. 40 askeI: go. l.LiJ,. 30 bid. do. 81,
ar. bid. Baltimore and Ohio stock, a0as2:
Sor.hcru Central, - asked; Cincinnati, Wa-h-
irrfou and Baltimore l's. g,I; DO. 2s, O3H6S: DO.
80. 3suil. consolidated gas bonds, llJalll; do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
promlnen. Men nnnauele1.

IIIy I0graIn D 100 D1TlUnI
ATLANTA, Ga, November 31.-John II.
Inmln. Charlie, H. smith. john u. Han,
John G. Calhoun, and other eminent men
were gwen reception and banquet tonight
by tue Chamber 81 Commerce and citlzens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
CINCINNATI

CfNciSSATI. November M-Flour quiet.
Wheat. tl.0}Gsi.05. Corn nrn. No. 2 mik'd,
fi'. oats easier: 40 mixed. .Rsakc iurs
dun az slAfl lRri weaker ~ tsafS2A Rnls-
meats easier. short-rias, f..Jl thcun quiet.
ehort-clear, sa2h Whisky steady m tLlt
Hogs stronger: common and light, tLiVato Di
packing aud butchers, i52O4sAil
ST LOUIS.
81. LovIs. November 3l-Flour quiet and un-
changed wheat Cash lower; options unsettled
Nr. red. cash. firl nominal; Dccemher,
100. esi0ia. Corn NO. 3, cash. 3ic: Deeem-
bor. 32Ar.; year, - %aE So. oats steady No.
=, cssh, @hc; December, 90. bid. Aajlte
asked. Whskey steady at ti.ih lfo'miNns-
Nothing iJing.
WILYINGTON
WuwrvarON =. C.. Novem ber 3l-rurpenuns
DUN AZ f.c. Rosin steady; strained Hr.; r0od,
s2Lc. Tar firm az si..0 Crude tufpenuhs
nrm; hard, SIS; yellow dip aud virgil, ~.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE No~ember 0.-Grnin aud pfo-
visions unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

,ut telegraph 20 ue plspa'ohl
W..g,.IIN. November SD. -- lhrre WIS q
noticeable increase To-day 100 the num cr NJ
cYu-r FRESHMEN about The Capitol but tnc ercst
.f,..rdefHncco uumier- naturally Nss on
'lD bYu.c -ilt-. senator Allison Was Che
rrunld arrival 90 tlr north end ~ Che
nH|in.. Br bad come direct from ludl he
.u.I.. uheu Doe had ou interview 0i
tDlfs'ecf Harrison, bat nollIju. N1- %
.e learned iIam him about those subjects
uuon Winch Doe could .pclk with most inter-
..t lo the politician, and me public men. Tie
U.s. un every slate for % Cabinet position. and
Representative Henderson, Of bus state, Us
quoted POI, saving that No.. Allison wi not
accept auy other portfolio than t1lt Of ihc
Treasury.
Ih. House wing o. thc Capitol wa. uuusu-
abs quiet to-day. ihc chamber being occu-
pied only it iew iuuruut .I-h,-so,rs.
dozen oT more enpole. figuring up thc
political complexion of iho urU House and
Is small uuub.r oi F"ul1ursn c1n-re,emen
exchanging c0ncrluauou, ulon the result
d tlo r.c,ntc',rt,on.
DOB tlr onl.p O.. the Clerk ol Tire House
There N1s ,ma'l gathering OF Democratic
m-mh.r>. uou1ng Mo,~rs. Mli,. McNliiIn,
and .Iru-lr. who passed away tbc time Boo
1908 .ltrua cHat over the situation, hut 100
IIt 81. .-.,.. nf speaker Carlisle tfhl arrivc-
lu ihe c'tr 90 mou0W) tucre Is mo- formal
,r0cmsu' Isl. % what attitude the Democratic
.tm.cr. SHOULD assume iu REGARD tO pcndln-
...-I tiun 80 100" approaching session. There
.t- much uncertainty expressed ~ 90" tarI-
t.. a, to $500 m'c Of the direct tax bu
ahrl tie Committee ON Rules.
.v curu, action. was directed 90
ulla tlr ~r...a oIIcr FOR THURSDAY. DE.
....i....- III Nt pr..ft.ufs lf ODE. measure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
GnYernorshin of OueensIand.

by Anglo-Amcrican cable % the DiHpaichl
I0NpON. November 30. The Government
announced In the House II Commons this
evening that sir Henry Norman had been
appointed 10 The goyegnorship u Qnoens'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
FncnnrnRInK OmtIooI.
~ leleerann 10 81 pI.natch.

TIY IpIcEIaUu % 90 Ul5paI'u.I
GAINESVILLE, FLA~ November 30.-Sur-
geou Martin reports no new ease. and no
deaths, aud l, very happy. There wa. 4
heavy frost lat ni.nt. Or. Po,cY has iusl
arrived
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
OUR MARX EFT REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THgRswrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tho New York and RichmOsd
stock Exchanges Flour, Cot
Ton, Meat, and other Quotations
Lny lolearaph . the pIspa.eh.l

- WASHINGTON. November @.--For VIZ
4 . gin.s. generally fair during saturday
/ lklk uorthwrsterly wind-, slightly cold ex
capt In Tho southern portion, aud sta
- tiOnaTy temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

[By Anglo-Amorican cable % tho piapatrhl
Pans. November 3O.-The Committee o.
the Chambor Of Deputies which has been con-
sderng the charges made by Numa Gilly
against various members OF the Budget Com
mluee has authorized biz prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

tBy Angle American cable % the Dispstcn-I
I.ONpoN, November 30. 1T Is stated that
Emperor Frederck's original diary Is in
possession Of Queen Victoria, who has .
copyright GA 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
Funeral Nogtep.

The funeral Of THOMAS PEYTOS, infant s0n
81 hov. W T. ard sidney r. Grsyau. Will tAke
place DAY. D~cem hor lsi, a. " uoOn IRON We
residence, 40 east Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
Canntng-sTouse Burned.

ny Telegraph o tn0 Dispaichl
GOIDsBoRo', Nd, November 20.-The
canning house Of Graham a Co. was burned
Yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

COTTON REPoaT.
Rsrks. firm.
QUOTATIONS.
hIDDLfS0. 9ifc.
Low MlDDLIS9. 93se.
00oD OzPtsAKY. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

by Anglo-Amercan cable "a ue Dispachl
LoNnoN, November 3'.~1he slriae ~
coal.miners IN various districts u Belgium
has ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
rranrea for snrder.

(By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
CHkRI EsION, November 3d. DANES Wood
tcolored) was haoged al Aiken to-day for toe
murder u another negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01

ary. sicsi<asI oca(; May. it.iixatt 1875, Corn
higher: No. Z 81 af1s.c. os,'.oe aste higher;
December, f7kxl7Ac.: Jaau8fy. Nsfs sc.. taY.
47isaGT5sc.. closing NJ 47hc osts rife hishcf-
options Guisl and Hrm; DecsfsD Der, y AZ. 49,.
closing ~ size: January, 3skh7ke; hay,
$40 Hops Woak snd duIl, STATE, l,sAs cot
fce-December. Silglasi5; January and FeDrl-
ary. sisafias0: MaT. sis2 asI5tj. SPOT 80
higher: FAIR cargoes higher a. 90 - sngas--
kaw quiet and firm: renned steady and quiet.
Rico hrm. Petroleum UNCHANGED end qnie'-
Cotton-seod oil strong kosin steady. TURIN
tine quiet Wool strong. domestic fleece. 81
ssc.; pulled 23a5gc. sras. ifaac. Beof aali
Pork qaleL Cut dof ressSd pickle1 bei.
lies, SkAsHc. picked shoulders, &c; pickifd
hams l1si04c Nhidles weak sho't aud eleaf.
Lard lower: western steam. $40; refined qnieis
January. SSe5 Did Nay. sHa0. Freigbisste2dy'
CHICAGO
Osfcloo. November s1-fhs cash 11otsuons
wors: Flour unchanged. NO. spring wheat,
tLcfafL0iA No. red. fi0tstlHa, No. !
corn. anAc. No. ? oats. - 'te26sc. Mess-rOr<.
sI&gkaSlA50. Lard. tsiA shori~rips. f..ioa
SD. shoUidcrs. s.. g5aFs.hHc.; short clear.
a. - faF.M Whiskry. tLW.
Tholssiiag failures ranged a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
vomsn whippea BY white Caps.

iliy tele1~silh 70 the Dlsps'ea'i
CISclNN.II. November 80. "A speciai from
safdlna, o., says taal Mrs. Annie Jester and
her grown daughter were tsken out and
whlpped Last nis hl BY tue White Caps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
ELouR.

We quote: Fias, s2SlNts73' supsrnne. t&7js
~; extra, sl5)a3i75. family, SlatAJO psEoa.
lanily, county. ti.75atA2j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
A TmaIlLING ExpERIENCE.
Captain COnwrII'g Night % Terror
on stranded Bark.

D
on u stranded BaTk'
philadelphia TlmesI
Cantotc Cnor,o 81 fonwci. the pcnn,vl-
/ v,ri, nilof yy,, was ,u charge n the Nor
/ ,,,..,ot hort Hannah (which went ashore
/ in,ide N m. Dalswlra Erosrysfer On.
mig tho fierce gs,c of sunday. passed
/ ,hroo.,t , tcrr,l,lo evpcrfe,oc. and ID i. only
/ o,,,r,s m tls be-oic Efforts made hv the hfc-
! s,rirg crew mat his life and the live. OF the
/ Ten nor, an t,o v,.s.l ,vere saved
/ Canaan .Toln Crfnuitf. Of the Ufo.etoff0n
aud hi. lro,a men. hhorcd durfn, the entire
Ian an -unday i'm face ~ a terrible NORTH.
,,., et,,,, to reso,,a the irurerilled rn,r.ror..
/ and IL was q O'Clock on MONDAY MORNING ua-
iore they managed % fire liue across roe
/ bqfk and bring the men ashore DO Che lfc-
/ ear.
Captain CONVEX, story o' me wreck ana
/ subsequent rescue ls p'cHi'iy lnIl'l'-
one. ..............-. .,.
TIE PILOT IH"IiilN0 -l"Hf'
"T len Philadelphia on Tuesday morn
ing sad the Captain yesterday. " THE
/ bIr1 wi~ loaded With ictr'd petroleum ard
/ was bound fOr lli0.0 Ne were t0Wcl down
. t0 the mouth OBJ tnc Delaware bay and then
c1~t OF the tUg. 1Dr wui "a, blowing
/ frD-ls from tbC uorllNari and a- ri,at "Hs
/ c1ulur ON I leci Tea foo anchor. Nc it'1 at
/ Bombay Hook aH d,y "Wednesday and on
/ Thursday morning cot under way aud
stuffed for s,l. nen We POT down To- lnr
/ Brelkwa'cr Che weather was SD dirty tna'
/ Captain Andersen decided roi % go o. r'l
/ and a.bcd mo ioauchor tHc vessel
/ 90 sailed inside Of the Break water anN iet
/ go thc ,tUD9rd anchor ce'e 10 ln, 'et-
/ breaker. blow pretty fresh aI daF t'r
/ las end saturday, ana on sunday ID
DlocIod up .o ,uch au extent t1at ordered
/ toe p.u-auchor overheard. We ma sixty
/ flthou. 0i ch1iu ON one hnchoT ana 'oI'y-
I Csc 0u the 0in'r other ana during the ATT r.
noon increased % 90 cish.y-ito iaia)n- on
each luehor.
"About O'Clock won't on deck ana n'-
ticed thai The huh.. head was l't lnZ "L 'o
me westward u ih ,'' "'I' '.'. D., u"' ..'''
lhc s'ai ''aTN 'hAh "'" ~. "'t .'' .,,
-'' was ara log DE- '." '" ,
W'' "'l' "''.'J .....,. ,t..l.. .,'i,.'i
"' H--'' h'"~ "' ,r'
'''""' ' ,,.,,
'tcr'.Io ana It ",.' u.s. ".,'
% 'o,h' "u'h ''' ',.l '"''" p'. '.' -,'
''''t' D's'" I'D "i'' l'ii'| '''"''' saw
'u"i.' -,, ,.,t...
.'.,',..l a.. f,.,.f,,.o.,sf .,,-stti aod a. bcr
briG b,elu to pav OIL $50 drove Der ID, Gar mp
900 the beach %, she would go. The moment
SIDE struck 1 ordered thr manma,l cut '"ay'
-o a- 90 relieve her amid>hip, aud prevent
q possible. hcr breaking ODD two.
"l' V.s about q O'Clock ana ioN water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-01
IIyFRpOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL November 3D-- A00h - Cotton
steady and in fair demand. American miiilhR'
5f.l6l. salo~. 1000 bales. Including loo bales
forspeculauon and export receipts, 1900 balos -
oil American. Futures steady a. en- alyane'
November. 22-Bia5 2i-tti., also Z5-6iaa q % l.,
also . ~. Gas ~ Gid; December and Jan =
AIRY, lN6ta5 9O6lL: January aud felri-
airy, February AMI March. Dtid harfE
aud APRIL 5 2iL6fsj 2l-Gii: Aprn ao1
May. sgg.GlA5 1iGtd. May and Juae, aEi-tii-
Tenders. j. BOD bales new apckct-. To-
tai sales Tor tha week. h,ODl ualcs. American.
s6.0O bales. Persuaded. lIC0O bales. Actual
exports. 30 600 bales. Total Imports 1900 tales;
American, lE.G0) naie-. total stork, tisi"i
hnies: American, $500 bales Total ahost
gg2OH0 hules: American. 2sA0U bales.
2P H-Amcr-au miIiilns, ,-i9i. talea ot
American. $40 bales: November, i3-0td.
value: November and nerombor s.-Nd.
buyer: December ana January Gi-6id., Va u'.
January ana February. b a DID,, buyer; tebru-
airy aud March, t~dii-. r"iler: MARIN am
April. . .}-Gti., sellor. April and Nay -40iL.
salIor; May aud june. 5 lf-oid., seller; june sni
July, 3 1p6ld.. seller. Futures Grim.
AZ N-Ueccmber, 3 '1.-hid. sell,T; peeeino".
AMI January aHd January. ioprua), AL
March, ~ DID,, seller. March And APRIL
g2-6li.. value. April aud May, siGii.. seller.
May aud June. . .j-6id, buyers. June and july,
, g1-6ii., huyers; July ani august NoiL,
seller Futures closed steady.