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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK November e6--Booves-Receip,s
500 head. all for slanghteFers and erpor,cIsn
rect no market for reeves steady Tor dresser
beef az 5ka54c per pound for nafive sines no
Texas or Colors,io beef ia market; exports,
2G00 qusrtsrs q beef Cable advlces from Lon-
don and liverpool this morning. quote Ainsncan
refrigerator beef duli and uacbsngei atpcaos
enc. per pound and American steers sery 80.
at 0ARl0kc. per pound for the dressed veight.
sinking the Ofll. n few choice steers golpg 70
i0Nsiic. pcr pound Ia the Deptiord mstkss.
Cslves-Recctpts. 80 head; nrm ~ ,"rn n,.
prices with sales ~ Easr per pound Tor yeals
and at 2Xa3Ac. for grsssers and western caves.
sheep and Lamb -kOceipte. 20 head nrm TOT
both sheep and lambs, with esis- NJ : ~ se. per
pound for sheep and at > s AZ 10. iesnDe' nog
Receipts 400 head, sil for slsnghtorers direct
no trading IN I've hogs reported shade nrin
at the nominal range Of sasoa$A2' per ""
pounds
CHICAGO. November e6-Cstiis - Receipts,
u 600 head shipments. 8,oD); market dnll snl
i0aisc lover. beoyes, tLo0atai5: steers tz-eos
40; stockers and feoiers, tl.sOsf2s0; Texas
cattle. fillasR9O: western rangers t2t)aSAt'
Hogs-heceipts, AO00 head shipmonr, tVD.
market lower. mixed. e. 50ss3.Sl; heavy tAhss
a. 40; light ~ s5af8 %: skips. ssasa a. Sheep
Receipts, 9.OOJ head: 81 lOmonte, 400 mArket
steady: nauee, t8as5 20; western, t3aOatA y;
Texans. t3at. lambs. si5ostA'A
sr. LOUIS. November a. --catiie-ftecoipta,s .'Hy
head; shipments none; msrko' weak. gooi
90 fancy native steers S. 2)efL %. fat 70 go0d'
do A. .baSAsi stOckers and feederl, fi.Ssk-l9t
range steers sai0afA ii0g--lteceiptS -
head shipments, 80 head; marget lover
fair % choice heavy, a65AtA'5. packing'
sllaS215. ught-fair 20 bost a. ioafAoJ.
sheen Receipts 800 hesd; shipments. none'
market stronger. lair - choice. f3Jssao
EAST LIBERTY. Move nherss.- Cattle-Receipis.
90 head: shipments. 20 head; market Urn.
primo, g. i0as430. good. g. 50at2O ~. fair. tSiOs
$40. bulls. gL,0ai2.0. 10 catto shipRca %
New Yorl to-day. Hogs-keceipis, i,s,O head'
shipments. l.iOo head; market nrm lhiia.
delphias, 81 1OafS -: Iorkers, A6oNti1O; no
hogs shipped 10 New IOrx to-day. rheep-he-
ceipts, 800 head shipm on,s, 80 head market
active az yesterday pricrs.
BAfriN0Kz November s6-Cair'Tfon STOCK.
Yards. swine There hss been heavy run o.
hogs this week, the receipts exceeding tho-e 81
last week more than 2,O0 head. Trade has been
only fair, not by ANY meaus active. lrices arg
a SHADE IN from these ruling last Woes. ana
range at4flc. net for rough hogs u 5a5Tc mot
sales 5t a3l,c hoat selling at SIC. net Afr-
walls. 81 90 head-agei Inst els Tor last week.
C4frffmont Lire-Sfort Nrrset Heceipts MS
week, LlJq head, against 4yii hcsd last Nees.
Fair to good selling a. q ~. pigs sellln. ~ "
roughs selling At $3.50 heceipis q sheep ana
lairh- 6jl head. sheep eeiling from 10 fac'
lambs selling from a. % Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

came 10 stand-still. The steering gear
had burned away. The flames now shot
ont from aft the engine-room. At
quarter before o'clock that evening
the fire had eaten into the beams
Of the deck, aud the deck fell IN.
then saw there was no hope Of saving the
vessel and ordered The hfc-hoats swung.
Darkness had come on by this time and o
high sea was running The ship listed;
We manned the boats with difficulty, and l
directed the men IN control Of each 20 re-
main by the vessel until daybreak. A the
last man was leaving the burning steam
ship the mainmast went 10y the board.
Owing 70 the severity Of the gale and the
high sea I saw II was dangerous TO remain
by the vessel, and subsequently counter,
mandcd the previous order and we pulled
away from tho vessel 90 avoid fOundenng.
During our preparations 20 embark 1873
head Of cattle ON the steamer were cut
loose. and before we got away from the
vessel meny of thc poor beasts had Jumped
overheard 10 avoid the flames Their bel
lowincs and means were hcartrcndinc.
The remainder ~ the captains state
wout relates % the rescue of the ship
wrecked people bv the steamer Al. fnller.
throughout The excitement On the santiago
Che woman passenger, Mrs. Knight, be,
haycd hcroicaAy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
TuE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoBK, November IA quiet stock m ar
ket va generally expected to-day, and "a iar ~
tee general list was concerned this expectation
was realized, trading being Of a retail order,
with a slim attendance az tho board, ami reports
from the great IRE ut Lynn. Mass, hsd de-
pressing eilect a. the opening. and nrst
prices were IA most cases slightly lower
than las, evening Tennessee coal shot up
with a rush and reached still higher prices.
touching oJA hui 10 rs quickly recedeh anu
dropped nearly per cent from that point
closing at its lowest ngure. This was all thero
was 10 tho general market interest ia which was
completely obecurei by the effect OF decision
rendered yesterday by tho supreme court OF
Illinois In the case Of tho Chicaga Sas rAaL
The decision reversed the decision Of the lower
court, and held that the trust IN Acquiring con.
trcl Ofthe cihor companies had doN an unlawful
acf, AMI. although She decision does not anec'
the property % the trust In any way
aud cannot prevent Tho sale 81 properties
20 Il 10 any way, VI may elect tho eject
~ the usTs upon holders ~ certificates was 70
cause panic IN stock, and from the opening
% against IS 2. last evening, IL suddenly cropped
10 3d., before the check was put 20 decline.
Two brokers were specially prominent Ia sell
ing and ono stopped at -. whoa n slight raj y
occurred, hGt The drop WAS soon resumed and
f}is was reached, when rally OF ABOUT 5 per
cent. took place. Chicago houses had literal
selling orders and the only buyers seemed % be
the shorts, who we're extremely cautious On
their bidding. otner trusts were larry
well held, with the exception OF sugar,
market a. tho close was quiet but rather
heavy, 40 n shade better Than the lowest prices,
Only one failure occurred, and tho arm stated
that fhey hal no outstanding contracts on eN-
change and 10 connection with tho drop stock.
| The li-t 1913 lower. though tho changes are gene
rally slight froctious, the exceptions being mi
cago Gas. o per cent. Denver, Texas and Fort
Worth. 2k sugar rCnneries, 24; Missouri Fdci.
ne, b.. and Cotton ON and Tennessee Coal,
each. rotsl sales. }si.plO sharea
Ereutn1.-a xcnange Cuiet ami steady AZ islNs
as Money aa-v at 3t. snt- Treasury ha ancos-
Gold. g. .If 600; currency. ~ 100. Govern
ments duil and .feaiv 'or 4's. per cents. l2'.
ex. inf. A.: coupons, lO'N *. int state uondi
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a FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
Charter Granted Sudden Doath-Wrecl-
ing NOtcs.

ing Notos.
Correspondence Of Che Richrnond DisDatchl
Nonro1K. November ~. 1852.
An ultra faqhonahlc wedding brought o
largc throng OF the c,e of the two cities
ont thi, morning in spite of the ram
and mud to attend ST. Mary's Catholic
church. whore Miss Edith lIervc tleUOrue.
second daughter Of Mcdlcai-Director G.. y.
Cleb0rue. United States navy. and Mr.
Henry Warhurton Bibhy Glover, were
united at ~ o'clock, and % nurtal mass
was celchratel. Carpet, were laid from
the sidewalk 90 the altar, and the process
sion entered tLo NIGHT aisle. foc bride lcll-
inc ON the arm of btr father Will Men
dpl-s0hu's Wedding March was admirably
rendered by the orglui-r. The altar Wa.
beautifully decorated with flower, aId
Rev. ". CASTOR Payne and Rev. >. j. DO
hcrfv stood within and soiemnzed TAO
Ihc maids Of honor were Miss Lucy Gle
borne. sister of the bride, and Miss ttie
Smith. ghchridH sattrndauts Were 1.Is-es
Florence and Eleanor wilson and Misses
frankie and MAY Clarke. Pages, Masters
CuthhDrt and Alien tleuourue, BROTHERS OK
the BRIDE Mr. r. Glover Barry. of Now
York. cousin If the groom, acted as best
nam. and the u>hrs We're irnry Van
C.urtlaudt. New York; Middleton >.
ID
borne, Il. Byrd Thompson, =. Went worm
Paul. and samuel T. Forbes, Of Nortolk.
The wedding costumes were very iaid-
SOME. The BRIDE Wore ahclyv white otto
man silk. with -ilvcr-brocade petite IT,.
bodice of silk and silvcr-lg1cate, trimmed
with silver pa7-amDuicuo-; veil OF tl.lr
held up hy % wreath oi orange. loss 3n-,
and ornaments of diamonds. Inc ufilr
carried "a bouquet of hudal-ro-o8. Ine
.Nn vel
silk null. large yellow null hats. gloves
and clippers 10 match, and bouquets
If large rcd chrVsluth-nuils. he bride
attendants wore white silk null dresses,
yellow -9-hes. gloves and slipper to match.
and baskets of yellow carF ,nuthtlum-.
The page. were attrcd IN white flannel
Taunfle.oy suits and yellow sashe-. Tho
groom and best man wore black Prince AL
bort fr0ct-co.ts aud gray trousers; houton-
niers of white I0seuu1s. Tho lei' were
attrel i'm black cutgWav coats, hshl liou-
scr4. pearl gloves, and white tles.
Al the close Of the ceremony the bridal
parity returned 0cr0.. tAe ferry O. tine Doc
Tor. residence attle Naval Hospital, where
d roreltIu1foll0wcd until 2.50. Alto clock
ID luncheon was given to the bridal party,
and 40 later hour tle newly wefdtd ..u-
pie drove f., the Norfolk and western d,-
bot and Left for Chicago to enjoy their
honeymoon. The wedding presents we've
very numerous and rich. The groom Wa.
formerly from New lori, and now located
here as loiut agent of tne Atur.ic Coast
Line and Scahoard AIT Line. The bride IS
% v,ry handsome society lady here ana
daughter of onc of tL. oldest officers I'D ihe
medical corps of tGe navy.
Mr. ~. Clifton hughes Of Richmond, ana
Miss Mamie J.. Huaelus. daughter of tHr
tam T. D. HudHus. were united in mar
q. y b. |H. % I'D . H. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

COTTON REPORT.
Market lrm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDnLIGG. 4.
Low MDDLIS0. orc.
GOOD OsDtNAEY. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

tary Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions, was present last night and made
fine speech. III which he gave much whole
some advice and encouragement 10 those
engaged in associatIonal work.
A defamation entitled THE Murderer"
an unpublished poem of Edgar A. Poe, was
delivered in mastery style by Mr. William
a. Wills.
The feature Of the evening was the sing
inc Of Mr.. H. u. Jardman's children, who
sang several quartettes which successfully
brought down the house with applause.
A duet entitled "All Things Are BeautL-
fuln was sung in o beautiful manner by
Misses Kate Cleveland and Annie Du Pre-.
At the close Of the programme refresh.
ments were served through the Kindness OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary, and It X unnecessary
O. state that this part Of the evenings ex-
crcises was quite acceptable 10 all present.
This section has been visited by almost
continuous rains for the pest month, and
they have greatly intertered with our iarrn-
ere IN their work.
The roads IN some parts Of the county.
owing 10 the heavy and washing rains. are
i'm a wrotched and almost impossible con-
dition IN many places.
The Rev Collins Denny, chaplain to the
UnivorsityOf Virginia, and several students
reprasenting the University Young Mems
Christian Association, viii attend the Col
Iege Convention Of the Virginia Young
Mems Christian Associations. which meets
in Lexington. Va, on the 2ath instant.
The new handsome pipe-Organ Tor the
BAPTIST church has arrived and will be put
in place during the next few days. on
Saturday night next an organ recital Will
le held in the above church, when an in
teresting programme. consisting of instru-
mental and vocal music. viii be rendered.
The Rev. DR.. G. L. Petrie. Of the Presby-
terrain church. Is i'm Montgomery, Ala, on
visit t. his mother.
A series of meetings viii be begun az the
BAPTIST church ON next SUNDAY. and Rev.
II. VI. Wharton. Of Baltimore, Nd, is ex-
pectcd 10 be- here the first of next week 70
conduct them.
Mr. Goodloe McIntire. Of Chicago, hes
been in Charlottesville on a visit to his
mother
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The Big shoc-City Fire.
~ L--ecranh b ~ I-s.a.-h.


Resroy. November 27.-iIr John G..
Paige has caused % careful personal eIarli-
nation 0f thc burned district IN Lynn amt
finds the losses ol tle companies Ol which
no. is Z nitcd States manager tO be: impt-
rial Fire Insurance Company OFF London,
$4,000 t0 5000 City of London ire In
suruce Company, 1000 Co. 1000. Prom
inelt manufacturers are nov oil opuIon
that the total l0 wi.lreach nearly >j,JJJ,-
co.,.
The number of building burned were
Dos. oi which 49, were BRICK blocks. jos
wooden buildings. usoi Cor business pun
poses. and ~ dwellings, occupied by ltl
families. Ile number oI lauDtng people
thrown out of work Is estimated at 5000.
The revised figures OF ihe buildings de-
strovrd so far az known pre- = brick build
mos. ll2 wooden stores and factories. and
lf2 dWciliug-l0u-e5. ono hundred and
sixty-tWo familio5 are homeless. and 81
Accommodating Establishments are
wiped ont.
The city is to-day well patrolled by mill
tin. six companies. 30 mon in all. being ON
duty. The mcu are stationed at ilc en-
frances of tle ruined streets. barring all
approach % lhe burned district Guards
are stationed 40 the stores that .re hut rtr-
tally cleaned 0ut fopreyrut tulrrc. tlh'ug
what is lrft. no one i7 permitted to ,.a-s
t.c guard without p,rnii lI'N, iie ,.lY
Ol"ih. lhfoI -h t77' i','' w -l'
families Wore lurli'ii "SlIlE l;. ni'-I'
ln rooms hired ~ Ioa$ 'A-- ana u"e Eng
houses. aHd rauon9 ni hol soup 'ia'AlI
and bread are being served % all minced of
food. As soon a. some plan for ,istanco
can be devised the work of providing for
the destitute families VIII pio-i '-7 zap
IDLY.
AS yet 100 fatalities have been rep)riel'
which is pleasing feature OF the t.floi'
colHlgatiou. At O'Clock tAis mofn,rg
tle fire apparatus from Boston aLd piAcr
places out of town LIMB 7ed up ana TOOK
ther depari ure. E',iF ,I'i.h .IlH-, iilll-
treis ~ visitors io Fl. " tit tNli-. Hr.riy
all the leading tu-ur- -ln-n nr' awaiting
ior tle brick. toc09l ard pee.hcauon- Tor
new buildings aye % I'm. writing n oto"r.
On tine site OF Bany of the principal husi-
u0ss-0lices may be found small wooden
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
THE SOUTH SIDE.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A WORTHY CITl-
ZEN OF PRINCE GEORGE.
Surprise About the Richmond Postmas-
tershIp - Personal Notes-Historic
building Burned-Succcssful
Hunting Party, DC.
lcnrrn.nnndonco 0, the RIchmond DIspalch.I

PrrFnsnrne. Va. November q. 1889.
Mr. f. 4. Lilly. a wcll-kuOwn citizen OF
Prince George county. residing ABOUT three
miles from Disputauta. aged about fity
years. died very suddenly nlght before last
Of heart disease. Heretired 70 bed IN appa-
rently good health, where ne was i4nnu
dead short while Afterwards. Dir. LILY
was gallant Confederate soldier, gentle,
man 81 high character, and WAS respected
low al who knew HIM. he had never mar
RED.
The appointment Of Mr. Otis II. Russell
"a postmaster az Richmond was general
surprise among the ant.-Mahone kepubli-
cans here, who had evidently expected Del,
ter things of the President. Dir. ku-sel
has always been regarded here a. Adhph'
man and as such was not acceptable on po-
ltical grounds 90 the ants. However, rs
is reported. prominent Mahoneite "he1i
asked this morning If be was not surprised
az the appointment, replied that ne wa.
not that he had known for week that
Mr. Russell would Doe appointed. .,
Mrs Malone and daughter are expected
home this evening. Nothing has been
hoard as 70 the Generals movements re-
Gently. and Dis friends do not know Wnen
10 expect him back, or exactly whrn Hl'
lroposed election manifesto viii Pc issued.
OLD RESIDENCE BrESED.
A residence 90 the farm of Or. Richard
Fppes, near CITY Point was burned two OF
ihree days ago. II was the birthplace OF
Hon. John w. Eppcs, who married daugh-
ter OF Ihoma, Jefferson. and who at one
time represented Virginia III lie United
States Senate The house is said 10 have
been about one hundred and fifty wears
old, and was still I'm good condition. II
was ono OF the old colonial mansions.
4 party Of three gentlemen Of this city,
lust returned from a three days hird-huut
in Sussex county. report having bagced
about two hundred birds. They say they
never saw SO MANY partridge before.
Services appropriate 10 Thanksgiving
day viii be hold in the churches Tomorrow.
lut there will be 40 general closing of
! 1.rt.ir.ec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

Charles Hall was Indicted In Chicago yester-
day for issuing fraudulent warehouse receipts
vr.. Howell cobb. relct of ex-sorrctary-of-
tha-Treasury Howell t0bo. died in AN ~. Ca,
30 IO O'Clock yesterday; aged scyaniy-one yetr-.
John Mccarthy, tho convict who assaulted mo
murderer Philip Ia Co-te az the state prI.1u, in
Providence. Il. L., Monday, hanged himself ~ q
dark coll yesterday.
The Court 81 Appeals of New YORK has decided
% he valid fhe celebrated assignment N Kinds
kouf brothers N to., clothing m"rchfnts, who
assigned I'D S-pta mher, 1854. 20 j. IS. Nar., win
liabilities OF tl,2>,eo, and preferences apcIt
81 1000
The andrew Jackson League OF Chicago has
called uuon the citizens, regardless of purity, 20
Iotn witu HON ir Angling for ce'ea -gi. .n ~
g Jacssou-uay ou January S. 1870, me proceeds
% De- forwarded % rho Iaiics Hermitage Ass0-
citation 81 Nashville, Tenn.
Tho chief OF Police OF Parsons, Pa, wns kiIlei
by an engine some months ago wniie 'i't'pg Oh a
r.qff0rm under the Influence of Nluor l.s
widow sued the sa,OOn-koeDers For selling lar
husband liquor while ylsibly affected. li case
Rq. placed 10 the hands % arJl'rat0r5 and size
was awarded $500 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
AN OLD MAN LYNCHED
my ,olerraphto tlo Dispatch.l

10Y .'i''I. tl'.l 80 .ts" Af'.t''
NnwUfE. November 1.-THE blood
stained records of judge Lvueh's court DO
NOT -nov none dastudly crime than was
committed ou Sunday night al Preston, IN
IIcmplelu county, this State. Hans jacob
Olsen. AGED fifty years. was torn from
h.s house and ivnched hv % party OF
masked men. Olsen Wa, partially insane
and somewhat DuaT-ls1me. and had
i.cu ordered hv the Ieighnors o.
leave tine country. He neglected 10
go $50. and was strung up. Olsen
was seized iu bed, pulled out, and m-
muds tiol lchin! him. despite Ibis despg-
rate struggle, and the screams of his
family. Without even allowing him time
fll,rf Ou JUS clothes, Che men ird Ann out
81 tine house. Once outside Olson learned
what was to lc done with hmm. lie caught
sirh of new rope hanging over the limb
.f ID large tree which stands not more thm
twenty feet from the little cabin which
was his homo. Tie struggled 90 tlee ms
hands. tearing the flesh from hs wrists
until they hI,i ira .iy; but, finding Lim-
e.f unable % get loose, submitted IN sui
Iicrope was put around his neck and
willing bands drew him up o. strange.
dis legs were not tied and hl- kicking and
STRUGGLING were fearful The mob To-
NAMED some time. however, lest he might
hr cgi down before he wa5 dead. Then
after shouting threats of lyuchug any one
who should ilrc cut down the body theN
dispersed. Tine body WAS discovered m
the morning, Int was not cut down uu-
Ok tine Coroner arrived
The Curoner's inquest was held yester-
day al Preston. and the following verdict
was returned: THE deceased came 30 his
death hy slrangu.ati0u caused 10y beng
HANGED by the meek 10y masked persons UNI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
ATuG SINKS AsCHOONER
The Ou,growth of the Oyster boundary
Line.
~ teIegraph b lhe DI5patea.l

10Y itAt tbh ~ AA4' D-'A'e1s'-ssA
Bnr1voEr. November IA special
dispatch 10 the S,ua tonight from Reads
vlllo. Va. saws: The schooner lawson, of
Cr,Gold. Captain George Evans, was TO-
dav sunk of the upper end OF Hog island,
I'm the Potomac river. by the tug Ida Au-
eusta. of OuaucOch. Va. This Us the ont
growth OF the recent dispute between
MARYLAND and virginia about the right OF
tine latter State % lease 10 Charles X.
Lewis the oyster-RrOuuds known as Hog
Island fats.
The ida Augusta is owned by Lewis and
WIS IN charge OF Captain William L. lus-
s.ll. who left Hog island about 100 O'Clock
and proceeded tO run around the LOWS
ervuion. When OF Buoy No. D Captain
IN soll saW the Lawson dredging INSIDE oil
d.. reservation. He started towards her
when the hands were winding ln oyster
dr,dgcs On the schooner. The tur-Doat was
headed at tine 9chooucr's mid mp on the
etarboard side. Tho Captain of the schooner
evidently did not suspect the intention ot
Captain Russell, who struck the schooner
directly on the dredge-roiler. The oi9W
was clqu0ng one end only broke
tho sohaouers log. Captain Ivan,
wanted To- know what was meant
lv the tag running into INN. There
was mo- reply from Russell. who steer
"a the tug oG, and making for the
schooner th. second time struck hor lit
n. forward of the first blow, cutting Der
huU through about tour feet ON deck,
wien The schooner began 10 list towards
the sjarhoari slle Ihe water soon COM
mcncod creeping APP through the opening
made by ile tug. Capt in Russell
tlen invited Captain Evans and his crow
OF five men 10 set ou board the tug.
By This time the schooner had Sled and
began to sink. The crew got lAto the ya~i-
boat and boarded the tur. The schooner
iu .Ao mean time went down IN two and a
lalf fatbOms oi water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
Agassachusotts' Vote.

BosroS. November 1.-THE Official
figures Of The vote at theState election ar,
as follows: For GOyernor- Bfackct'
IRennlhcan). l27. 357: Russell Democrat
10 is3. Blackmcr GrohibitiOnlo1, 10, lo3
For Lioutenaut-Goyernor Halle (Republi-
cam. is2.s21; Corcoran Democrat, ll2,'
01. Sturteyant (ProhibitiOnisD l2'7io
These fpures give Bracket a plurality OF
q KS Halle has plurality OF 20,79l, or d
majority Of $685.. Bracket failed OF q
majority by about s,229. The vote ioi
other State officers averaged about III ,OOO
GIVING them pluralities of about 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
Alabama Races.
tBy telegraph to the DIspsteh.l

BnN1NGHAW. November 27.-Ihis was the
eighth day of the Birmingham races. The
weather was cold and dreary. the track
heavy. and the attendance small.
First racc-seyen cIghths OF mile, sell
inc race. purse Si50-John Morris won
Walker second, Donovan third. Time,
1872.
Second race-three quarters of a mile,
for tw0-year. olds, purse -2JO-Jessica won
Buckthom second, Kenilworth third.
Time, 1885.
Third raee-one mile, selling race. purse
S2OO-Buckler won; Katie 5. second, Pro-
bus third. Time l:ig19.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth OF
a mile. handicap, with sos added-Pan-
tallete won: Bertha second. John Morris
was left az the post. Time, 1:55.
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BARK WRECKED.
The CAPTAIN and Right sailors Drowned
Men GO Ashore ON Empty barrels.
fBv tel Graph 20 the DspatcnI

AsprIy. n. d.. November 1.-THE bark
C. rm.lia was the Ne-s wrecked Tonight
at Long Branch. The Germana came
ashore opposite Tine wet end. ot Long
Branch. ihe .pars went by the board and
the vessel quickly went % pieces aad dis
appeared.
-Four sailors We're saved.
Captnin Windhorst and eight sailors were
drowned.
yhe vessel was completely wrecked. She
wa- consigned 90 Theodore i;ueer d Co.. of
New York. Size was bound from Stcttiu
for New York.
First-Nlato Doven and three men came
ashore ON empty barrels.
When the vessel struck the captain. II is
said. was drunk. Ile drew revolver to
shoot tlema - the wheel when wave
swept him over into the broiiiUg sea.