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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-22

omoial Returns from Connecticut.

Hartford, Conn, Novembtr 2i.-The
Official canvass OF Connecticut shows
Cleveland, 1890; Harrison, "a, jS4, fisk,
1924 Labor, $40. Cloyelsnd's plurality.
1876. For Governor-Morris dem J,
20 07i; Buckley (rep).. 1859; Camp
pro-, 4G3l; Andrews 0sbOr), 263; scat
tering. 81
10 one has a ms joriiy Of the total vote,
and the Legislature will elect Buckley
and others on the Republican State ticket
The Congressional delegation is Sim
monds, Russell, and Miles. Republicans;
Wilcox, Democrat. Miles plurality
il 90.
RETURNS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoLUxBfA, S. G., November 2l.-The
State Board OF Cansassers to-day de
clared The result Of the Congressional
election in six Of the seven districts OF
South Carolina as follows: First district
--Dibble, Democrat, s,54Oi Mckinney,
Republican, 29G; scattering, ~; Dib-
ble's majority, 1925. Second district
Imam, Democrat, l0704; Smith, Re
publican, 1,40j; scattering, 22s, TIL
mans majority, 9,o7l. Third district
Car,man, Democrat. s.7js; no opposi'
ton. Fourth dislrict-Perfy, Democrat,
11,4iO, no opposition. Fi'th district
Hemphil, Democrat, o,659, no opposi-
iion. Sixth district-Dargan, Demo
crai. 1885, HALFWAY. Republican, BIZ
scattering, 90; Dargan's majority 5000
The seventh district contest between
Elliott DEM and Miller, rep will be
considered to-mOrrOg.
MORE ELECTION CONTESTS.
JACKSON. Miss, November 2l-The
Republican state Executive Committee
have decided 10 contest the election Of
The Democratic candidates for Congress
in the Second, Third, and Seventh dis
iricis. "Bulldozing and intimidation is
the ground upon which these contests
will be made. A plan was also set on
foot looking 10 the establishment OF "a
Republican newspaper in this city
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THE DANyILLE TOBACCO ENp0SI-
TfON.
Grand DISPLAY and Immense Crowds.

Grand Display and Immense Crowds.
DASvuLE, VA, November 2l.-The
DaDyille Tobacco Exposition and Trades
Display opened to-day, and brought the
largest crowd of people ever seen 10 the
city. The parade this morning was
mile long, and the gorgeous trades dis
play represents every branch OF busi
ness. The tobacco exhibit comes from
four States, and embraces / 800 samples
II is the largest and finest display OF to
bscco ever seen in the State. People
here are jubilant over the great success oi
the Exposition.
FROM OUR SPECIAL coRREsPoNDENT.
DANyrLLE, Va, November 2l.-The
Danyille Tobacco Exposition opens aus
piciousy. Twenty thousand people are
viewing md are in the procession. he
tobacco and trade display exceeded all
former demonstrations. There are three
warehouses, containing 1000 piles offered
for premium, against 300 last year. Cut
tiers predominant.
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tanning among Us recommendations enough
Of the exciting. with more. ST iLe danger, Of
many athletic pursuits Tie game Is II Ger
man origin. but early f0-ld its way into
England, where, with slight notifications,
1t became morc or less popular under Tie
tame OF sNtiics.
When the island a. Narbct,an was first
settled D. the Nu.cscrtccseT, one of their
favofile anusamea,s consisted 20 playing
bowls. and petch of ground was sct apart
fer that pnrp0sa in the nc.ch.Crlond oi the
Battery Do the lower par; o. Ncv York city,
and nearly opposite the old Stevens house,
which has since been turned into PARK and
celebrated under the Game Of Bowling
Green. As tue population Of the island M
creased so did interest iu ,Lc game, until II
reached is zenith in 1919 after which It
began 20 retrOgadc.
Il remained however, fer the progressive
American 10 take up and popularizc tie
game aud from an outdoor sport they trans
ferrcd It TO shelter ard changed the time
Of indulgence from day 10 evening, until
nov its American dcyotces fully equal If not
exceed the number Of German bowlers Al
most every we'll regulated athletic associa-
ton, gcntemens cllbs and many Of our
millionaire citizens throughout the country
find space in their club houses and mansions
for bowling alleys moro or less elegantly ap-
pointed. and time 10 devote % the rolling OF
tue seductive sphere. Mr. Cornelius Wander
bit, Mr. Henry Kllam, Of world wide car
rage fame, and Mr. john II. Starn are
numbered among tho wealthy owners Of pri-
yatc alleys
At the present time there are in New YORK
and It's environments upwards Of 1900 or
Cani1ed bowlers. and ft tho United States
ahou; s. go The organization usually goes
no further than the formation Of q club. q
which tLcro are some $40 I'm ard about New
York, but there are several leagues Of clubs
and q number ri temporary tournament or
CARNATIONS, and among the amateur porti n
Of the bowling fraternity many valuable
prizes and medals FRO often rolled for
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LOCiL NOTES

The manager of The Irish humbug
"Leprechaun' skipped the town yesier-
day. leaving the company in the lurch.
Messrs. Berger and Leath showed their
sagacily in cancelling all subsequent
dates with the concern.
DR.. Garter Berkeley OF stanton Is 10
he city.
4 deed Of bargain and sale was record
in the Chancery Court yesterday from
Richard 6. Pegram, trustee to George y.
Minor. the lot on The northeast corner OF
Grace and Third streets, for $3.50
a lot Of apples and provisions were
stolen from tie pantry OF Ramon Brown,
on East Clay street Tuesday night by
some sneak thief.
Miss Ellen Guigon, recently of Staun-
ton, and Miss Allen OF New iiedlord,
Mass, are the guests OF Mr.. y. Il. Gui-
gon, No. jll North Seventh street
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

BALTIMORE, November 2l-Cardinsl
Gibbons issued the following circular to-
day,
"The President OF the United States
has recently issued his proclamation ap.
pointing November 29,h neat as Especial
day Of Thanksgiving TO Almighty God
for the temporal and spiritual iaso:s be
slowed upon u all during the year now
drawing TO close The faithful OF the
Church, having In common with all our
fellow-citizens deep cause for gratitude
to the Giver Of every good and
perfect pift, will, We feel con
fdeni, be equally DESTROYS to
eyince their spirit Of Thanksgiving
We should ell be grateful for the tempo
raj prosperity FOX the peace, liberty and
good order prevailing throughout our
country. The lators OF The Dusblndmsn
have been crowned with ABUNDANT har-
vest Commerce and industrial pursui
have gone forward with even stride and
the spirit Of ffaternal charity keeps pace
with diffusion of Christian knowledge IN
the land.
1t is true, indeed. that disasters by
fitOtS ana ttOffHh fH tue ff'Ft ""b " PNN
thence In he South have Qaibened and
afflicted many a home. But even In
those yisitatiOns Of sorrow we sbouln
humbly bless our Heavenly Father whose
mysterious di.pensstiors We camel
fathom but should always devoutly ad-
mire. We should kiss the hand that
strikes as well as the hand that caresses,
for whether he smile or fondles lie Is
always loving father, and thes' occs-
sional calsmities are but the shadows that
bring out in bolier relief the bright
picture Of our Na'ional prosperity
While. too, in other lands the tim, fer
choosing The rulers Of the nation are
often occasions Of political con.
yulsion. Of the interruption OF all
peaceful pursuits, and sometimes
even of strife and boodshcd, the
recent contest between ten million voters
IF the Republic representing sixty MILL
ons of people, has teen settled peaceabiy
aud consiilulionally without the loss OF
single life, or even any interruption IN
mems ordinary ayOcaiiOns.
In heartfelt and grateful ackno" ledge
meni Of all these blessings and TO humOiy
inplofe their continuance, YOU are re-
uuestea 10 reciie after the late mass IN
your respective churcl es on Thankseiy-
ing Day the prayer for The authorities.
and the faithful are invited TO assist al
the service.
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notabilities. Upon the breaking cut If the
war he volunteered on the Union side, aud
began military life as a private IN the Eighth
Delaware infantry lie won distinction by
his bravery and enjoyed "A singular immunity
from wounds and casualties. Ia the second
term Of Grants administration he was APP
pointed United States district attorney, and
held that position for eight years, displaying
great ability as a jurist and orator
He attained prominence in political circles
at an early age by opposing the Delaware
law which imposes a property qualification
upon suffrage From the closing Of the war
he has been an active politician, and hes
come to be the Republican leader of TIE
state. lie has been delegate to every na-
tional convention, and Is "A warm friend 81
Blaine and Harrison. The present year
marks the first break in the Democratic su-
prcmucy i'm Delaware since the time Of John
NJ. Clayton, IN 49,
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NEW York, November CIV. NJ.
Babb. telegraph operator al Nhelocks
station. lberyille Parish, endeayored TO
beat out bis brains yesterday on the
railroad tie. Failing in this he cut his
throat with a jack knife as be walked
with the bloody weapon in his hand and
a stream of blood pouring from his throat :.
Hearing train approaching he staggered
toward the track but fell before ne reached
il. lie succeeded, however, IN dragging
himself near enough to place his neck
mon the rail in time to have IS head cut
oil He was about 10 years old asd sup
nosaa tn have come from Concord. ONO.
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PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
Bo ,u,y Of Face and Desuty OF Voice.
Great Singers Ruic for Preserving 10th.

70 n,y Of Face and Desuty Of Noiee-A
Great singers Ruic Tor Preserving Both.
Youth, beauty aud FRESHNESS OF voice be-
ing priceless possessions TO women IN the the
atrical and musical world. they are ratu-
rally good judges Of the best means OF pre-
serving the same, therefore the following adj
vice to an actress. attributed to Adeiina
Patti. viii Re interesting 10 outsiders as vel:
Take plenty OF exercise; take II IN the
open air. take II alone and breathe with the
mouth shut Live on simple food, all the
fruit and rare beef YOU want. very little
pastry, glass Of claret for dinner, coffee IN
moderation, but never a sip of beer. because
" thickens the voice and Supplies the senses.
Keep regular hours Tor work, meals, rest aud
recreation. anu never under any circum-
stances indulge in the fashionable habit OF
eating late suppers II you want 70 preserve
the beauty Of your voice, the beauty OF face
and the priceless beauty Of youth. keep well,
keep clean, keep erect and keep cool"
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES.
Large Amount of Capital Invested in this
Section.

Large Amount of Capital Invested IN inns
Section.
BALTIMORE, November 81 Special re-
ports to tie Manufacturers' Record show
that many very extensive enterprises
have been put on foot in the past week
throughout The South. The Birmingham
Mineral Railroad has added S3,OOO,OOO to
its capital for extensions anu additional
rolling stock; railroad will be built be
tween Montgomery and Admission; new
100 ton furnace is commenced at bif.
mipgham by the Thomas Iron people OF
Pcnnsvlvania: contracts have beea closed
for thirty miles of piping TO convey nat
aral gas 10 Louisville; the Development
has begun OF 10000 acres of Eastern
Kentucky coal land Richmond, Va, Il
to have an extensive spike mill and a
rolling mill combined; Roanoke, Va,
sold nearly $7j0,000 worth OF land lsst
week: New Orleans reports $ ,5OO,VOO
mining company Atlanta S2OO,OO0 c. l
ton mill company Chattanooga a sou
600 company to develop river Transports
ton in connection with iron interests,
etc: south Pitlsburg a nut factory, sna
many other smaller enterprises in various
parts Of the South.
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Subscribe for the WEEKLY TINES.

Seal turnans rava round, soft crowns,
higher than were worn last winter, and
folded and wr.nkiel quite alter the manner
of felt or velvet, and are finished with q Dor
der OF beaver, otter or Persian lamb, when
should exactly match the combination OF the
jacket.
Among choice opera cloaks come circulars
of rich silk, lined throughout with white
crinkled mandarin lamb, winch Is also made
up into coats, with capcs and muiis, for toe
very Young women-aeed > or thereaboats-
who have just begun 70 explore Adam gar
den.
~ Fur viii be seen on very many Of the most
STYLISH house gowns this winter, and the Lon
don fancy Of sable GA white satin is Ike To 10
LARGELY copied TINS side the water, though
chnchilla ana beaver will be chosen by 'uoss
whose purses 10 not admit inntless eXpen'
diture.
Shnn as YOU would the plague the costly
new feather fringe tina; your milliner viii
doubtless seeb 10 beguile you into letting her
use upon your gown or wrap, for 'hree wear
mgs make it u thing Of shreds aud patches,
and. worse st4il, the debris Of II VIII chus 10
and ruin all your other raiment.
Fans Of lowered gauze ribbon, woven IN
aud ont over very slender sticks, are the
proper things 70 carry with the e7euing
gown a Ia Josephinc-the which, by the way,
should be Of some thin stuff, eauze muslin,
net or cambric, II the wearer would he
strictly and rigidly correct IN costume.
The new embroidery stuff, oriental canvas,
is all wool # not a yard wide, and comes only
in toe most DELICATE faded tints, SO that care
is requisite in the choice OF silk aud woods TO
go with it, rs one pronounced shade viii Kill
the whole outfit and make what ought 10 be
Il thing of beauty deluson and u snare.
The combination of velvet and cloth is now
accounted wonderfully fetching, and II is
quite the newest caper 10 have velvet sleeves
tp your cloth coat, or 10 wear gowns COM
posed Of va Jet skirt with cloth jacket, OF
else have the jacket fronts velvet and backs
of cloth, with velvet sleeves and long elotl
dral cries New York Commercial A=ver'
tiser. -
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mandcd by Capt. David G.. Compton She
was recently seized by the Hay tan govern
ment. at POrt-au- Prince, under the charge al
carving armed insurgents. Capt. Compton
Is accompanied by bis WIFE, and probably
viii be mighty glad when ice gets cut @. tue
scrapc. They say Ia Boston that tAe captain
has got too much sense 10 get caught In such
a trap. aud that he is not guilty OF tie
charge. But nOonc knows what those excited
fellows down ia Hayti may DO. Capt Comp
ton will probably be- glad o. get back % Bos-
ton again. But tine funny part Of tho thing
happened or rather didn't happen, 20 the
steamer Saginaw OF the Clyde line, running
out OF New York. She started from Ne"
York with some arms and ammunition GA
board, and the Haytian officials IN. New
York. getting hold OF the Information. and
surprising. Of course, that the Saginaw was
going to help on the Haytian insurgents,
went to the collector OF the port and he sent
q revenue cutter after the Saginaw. But
the Saginaw didn't get cerght. The clyde
line declare that the Saginaw Is not going
70 Hayti and they are real mad that such a
thing would be charged against them. The
Hayti business may develop into big thing,
but it is not probable. At present II IS more
OF a Joke than anything else, although these
fellows down in IIayti don't think SO.
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DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Elizabeth " Greenwood says there are ia
tins country II 80 commercial travellers who
UIa women.
Emma Abbott is said to realize a profit "
SO, GOO annually from hor real estate invest
meut- IL Denver.
Tho empress of Austria contempiates a
voyage in tho West Indies, to be- followed by
A tour through tho United States
Miss Julia Rhinelandcr is the latcs, candi-
date FOR the honor x being tue ricnest spin
ster IN America. She POSSESSES 80 coo IA
New York real cstate
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Ousik Time.

The following are the fastest records mads
by locomotives: II Car e1a lis miles hes
been covered in Ia minutes. Tho regular
time Of the Flying l1utchman' from London
II Bristol, England. is 10 minutes for lis
miles The schedule time from London to
Brighton Is 90 minutes. the distance being
@ miles. While n 5 ecd Of 20 miles en- hour
has been attained, we arc pretty conBlent
that 10 locomotive has covered - railes in an
hour. Recently n locomotive has been IN
vented which IS sail to have made 10 mile
On straight tract. IN minutes.
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SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

4 Pretty Custom That sin Holds IT.
op-u FAVORED Forms 81 Entertainment.
Weddings are inst nov the most impor-
tant feature in the society world, and their
every detail Is dIseI-sad with interest. Some
q alousf0llowcrs OBJ AueI can customs claimed
at the eud of l.et spring tina. the fashion cf
bridesmaids 40 church wedding was going
out pa England ard that ooi form her' this
season would therefore require the bride to
le attended only by her ~maii Of honor
Notable weddings thar have recently oc-
cu-rcd u NV T,rSs most fashionable
circles have apparently settled tAis vexet
question a. $50 " the most elegant church
marriages that have yet occurred the bride
was attended in ore case 10y four and b. Che
other by eight bridesmaids. i, appears,
therefore, that the pretty and picturesque
train Of many bridesmaids is too firmly
established among Us % he suddenly re-
bounced. ana i, q custom tha' bids fair 90 rc-
ta.u equal favor vita tac fashion Of one fair
r.alI O., n0uor riiY
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There are many variations Of the game,
though the standard j, the Amcr.can ten pin
game. while the one most INDUCED m hy the
German population IS the 'Stamm.' An
Other popular game among the Teutons
IS the battle game ol nine pins. As
an outcome of tho American "ten pin
tree there arc siyteen fancy games more or
jess ia favor. each sys. cnaiicaily governed
hg rules of thc National Bowling association.
and among oar American colleeiau. ue find
another variation peculiar 20 The siudent's
idea Of how DO ought 10 be- played. Then
Newport aud Glol Island each have games
distnctyeiy separate and 81. Louis rei0iccs
in still another variation.
The most popular Of tho nine pin games is
the German battle game. aud 4, one that re
qu.res tho display II considerable skin. Its
origin J. undoubtedly from the German mid
tary. as the terms, rules. etc. governing the
game ere martial IN their character, and Is
the one most patronizsi by tue German sol
diery.
There is another significant fact about the
growing popularity Of the sport, and tnct IS
the interest manifested therein by the ladies.
just where they first bc--lme acquainted wits
thc game is not hard a. conceive, iaasmIca
rs nearly ali popular summer watering places
provide this amusement, and Ire game is
more largely patronage g. those places By
the ladies than 10y tine gentlemen II became
the fashion 90 organize ladies' clubs, @.
which there are now large number in regu-
lar practice aud much team work il INDUCED
in by them 4 number OF alleys have been
built expressly Tor thcir Use, end the associa-
irons being satisfactory they are 70 be- found
nightly rolling match games with sister clubs
wi,h all tle interest and fascination found in
suoa sport BY their brothers ia tho
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AN AGED ViRGINIAN
nrnns nend G1og shop.

Dr0ps Dead IN GIog SHOP.
CmcAGO, November 81 In a dingy
crog shop at 90 South Desplaines street
a mon dropped dead early last evening
He appeared TO be more than 20 years
old. Though dissipation had made his
oountenance anything bu' Aeasant TO
look upon. the massive frame and clear
cut features showed him 90 be q man OF
more than ordinary birtA and breeding
lie was W W. Dmmmond once the SUI
preme Judge OF the Territory of Utah.
The dead man was a Nirginian 10y birth,
and i'm 1851 was appointed to the highest
judicial position in the Territory OF O'ah
by President Pierce For the last xix
wears he has been known as drunken
pauper. living in the low saloons ON the
West Side.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Hastings Court was not in session
YESTERDAY. II has practically ADJOURNED
for this term. The order of ADJOURNMENT
will be signed 10 day.
A meeting of the Travellers rfoteetvc
Association and Manufacturers ana Joo-
bers Committee Of the 7. +. A. bazaar,
will be held at the Chamber of Commerce
tonight at & o'clock, for the purpose oil
completing all arrangements necessary
fox the opening Of the bazaar.
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ilhai Cam.c. Ealslness?

Thcories ia regard 20 the eau Of badness
are many and diverse. One that has been re-
ceivod with considerable attention, and seems
in accordance with facts, is that tight
fitting hat, which boy ils band contracts tue
blood vessels and dimlnishes the supply Of
blood in tine scalp and will cause badness But
now comes q writer IN Popular Science, who
has lived iong m india and tells Us that the
Parsees Of that country are compelled TO keep
the head covered during the day with n high
hat which IS SO tight as 20 crease the scalp,
and at night with q ssali cap, aai tho writer
La. never seen or beard Of one OF them being
IaII
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King Pin
(
Head Pin
A,rERIoAY COLLEGE G,.E.

fraternity Some 81 the ladies are
quite adept and man, a club man would
10 proud TO claim the scores made
10y our lady bowlers. IS a highly invigor-
sting sport, without the least injurious effect
upon the health, II may be recommended as
as All eminently proper recreation for our
American ladies' Ne.,hcr are our wealthy
gentlemen alone in theft patronage Of pri-
yate alleys.
The sport is On the ti'al wave Of popular
ity and steadily grow ng In favor, and seems
destined 70 become 60 cur winter months
what lawn tennis now Is in summer.
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DEATH OF 4 PROMINENT CITIZEN or
PETERSBURG.
Pound Dead in His Bed From Heart Dis

Pound Dead in His Bed From Heart Dis
ease.
PETERSBURG, Novem Der 2l.-Robeit A.
Hamilton, one of Petersburg's most non
ored citizens, was found dead in his
room al The residence OF his son, Mr..
Alex Hamilton, this morning Mr.. Ham
iton has been complaining for some
days, but last nj hit he appeared TO be
better than usual, and was up until late
conversing with the family
The deceased was q native OF Granville
county, n G., and for many years before
the Tar was reading merchant OF
Petersburg. He once held the position
Of president OF the Raleigh Il Castor
Railroad Go. Death was caused f.om
heart disease
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entered Delaware
college, from which
be graduated in
1851, and thereafter
Yale college. from
which he gradua
ted with high hon
Ors in 1861. In his
class were Secre-
tary william c.
" hitney, ex Coy
ernOr Daniel 5
Chamberlain. Hon
Horace Fow Ter,
Hon. Franklin Nc
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ANOTHER NORFOLK BANK BUEsrfD
Failure of the Home Savings Bank.

Failure of the Home SAVINGS Damn
NORFOLK. VA. November 2l.-The
Home Savings Bank of Norfolk. Va,
closed It's doors this morning, when no
tce was posted stating that on account
of a sudden run, the bank was unable TO
realize upon its assets fast enough to
meet current demands, and IN order to
90 Justice TO all depositors 1t has been de-
cided 10 close the business. The llaOili-
ties. from what can be learned, are about
Se5O. 600, and the directors claim that
they can pay almost dollar for dollar II
The assets are carefully handled. The
bank was principally used by small de
positors. among whom were many color
ed people who will especially suffer from
their losses. None Of the other banks
are affected by the failure and there has
been no run on them.