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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-16
CHIEF JUSTICE SMITHS SUCCESS
SOR
Various News Items From the North

RALEIGH. &C.. November l5.-i-pecial.
The funeral Of Chief Justice smith took
place this afternoon at the First Iresbyte-
rjap Church with imposing CEREMONIES. a
large concOurse attended the ceremonies.
There il already much speculation as 10
who will be Chief Justice smiths successor.
II will be necessary for the Governor 10
make the appointment at once as
the court Is now right IN the
midst Of the term. II Is generally conceded,
however. that the new Chief Justice viii be
Justice 4. :. MerrimOn, who is the Oldest
Justice on the bench. Ia fact. the other
three justices have been on the bench a very
short while. Judges Avery and shepherd
having been elected last November IN con-
sequence Of the adoption Of constitutional
amendment increasing the number Oi Su-
prcme Court Justices from three 10 nNe'
There l. not a more able man IN the state
than Judge Mcrrimon, and not one whose
appointment would give more universal
satisfaction. In the event of his appoint
ment. Judge Walter Clark, now on the SUI
perior Court bench, vii in all probability
be appointed 10 succeed him as Associate
The BAPTIST state Convention at Hender-
son TODAY decided T. establish state ie-
male college. with an endowment fInd OF
so, 900. Although the Baptists have one OF
the most 1ouushing male colleges III the
state, strange 10 say they have no female
college of any significance.
An amusing sensation at the Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical College has just come
to light agd causes much talk: \ number
of students went TO the State fair grounds,
which are near the college. and took "A lot oi
ground peas which had been on exhibition
at the fair they had permission to take
''gOObcrs.n but the keeper OF the grounds
did not so understand II. and had all the
bows arrested. They were however released
when explanations were made.
Secretary Tracy to-day tclegraphed the
managers Of the Fayetteville Centennial
that the Marine Band Of w Wlshngt0n would
certainly 20 10 Fayetteville to furnish music
f,t. fItn 9f...olfpn
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RIJH MOND TERMINAL.
CHANGES TO BE MADE IN The
GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. George scott to iietire-nr' inhS"'
Opinion About The Property-bras-
,treet.s Report About Trade-Base- BAH
and Other Metropolitan News.

NEw YORK. November 10. special: =
II seems IN be- definitely decided that Mr..
George scott will retire from the Presidchc,
Of the Richmond and Danyille road. ana
that at the forthcoming election of the
properties controlled BY the Kichlnoha
Terminal. there will be- some changes, ana
an effort will be made TO handle the trainc
bv the cheapest route whenever two 0l the
Richmond and Terminal properties are CON-
peiitiye. A committee Of Richmond Ter
minal directors has been appointed 10 noii-
mate officers for the proprietary roads, IN
Guiding the Richmond and Dinyilie. MI.
John II. Inman says: Il expect 10 see
MANY AND IMPORTANT CHANGES
in the affairs Of the Richmond Terminal
Company; good man will be made the
executive officer of the Richmond and Dan
vile. The entire system is making out ad-
mirable, and its affairs in the future VIII be
well-looked after. The pro erty is a
valuable one, and il capable Of making big
money!" Mr.. Scott alleges personal grounds
for his retirement. but Wall street has
many rumOrs Of the internal dissentons in
the board.
BRADsTREET's REPORT OF TRADE.
Special telegrams to Brldstreet point 10
only moderate degree Of activity in gen
eral trade throughout the country. This i
i'm part "A seasOnable condition. though ulf-
favorable weather has had some influence.
The marketing of sugar and of cotton Is
quite rapid. The output Of Louisiana sugar
is reported to be less than last year.
the report Of the Agricultural Depart
ment, foreshadOwing a probable gam IN
cotton yield Of per cent oyer last year,
has depressed the prices Of options.
THE GROSS EARNINGS OF l4O RAILROADS
for October and for the ten months previous,
specially reported 10 Bradstreet's, show for
the month a gain Of 1872 per cent. over DC
tObcr. 1s>S. and for the ten months an in
crease Of lo.4 per cent. with an increase OF
Is per cent. in the aggregate mileage.
BUSINESS FAILURES
reported to Bradstrect's number 2lI in the
United states this week. against 2is last
week. and IA for this week last year.
Canada had 30 this week. against - last
week. The total of failures in the United
states 10 January lst 10 date is 9.sis, against
S.6fy in 1888.
TIE ANGELrS.
Millet's famous painting, ''Ihe Angelus.'
was on exhibition for the press to-day AT the
American Art Association rooms. The
Bafye exhibition will be opened this even
ing.
AQUICK VOYAGE.
The quickest voyage ever made from Mas
slu. New Providence. 10 this port was nm
i-hed to-day by the Ward steamship
santiago. She made the run in three days
and seven hours, beating all records by
twenty-five hours. shehld fine weather All
the time.
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PETERSBURG
Briefs and Personals from the Cockad,
City.

City.
PETERSBURG, Va, November l5.-fSpc-
cial. Yesterday afternoon there was an
explosion in the factory OF Messrs. Mamie
h .Romaine, by which three Italian en-
pldyes were severely injured. The accident,
II Is thought. was caused by friction in the
machinery.
The Police Commissioners of the city will
meet this afternoon for the purpose Of elect
ing Lieutenant 10 fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death OF Mr.. George Crichton,
who lost his life at the recent fire.
General Stith Boiling. the postmaster In
this city has appointed j. VI. II. Holmes a
letter carrier.
X. W. Whiting. treasurer and business
manager Of the Virginia Normal Collegiate
Institute has resigned in consequence Of
his ill-health, aud II. B. IIucly. of Henrico,
has been appointed in his stead.
Professor Francis II. smith, Ofthe Virgin
Ia Military Institute, will this evening. at
o'clock deliver at the Southern Female In
stitute. in this city, the first Of series OF
college lectures.
There have already been received between
500 and 600 samples Of tobacco for exhibi.
tion at the approaching fair 10 be held IN
this city next week. These samples came
from the counties of Mecklenburg, Amelia.
Brunswick, Lunenburg. Nottoway and
Dinwiddie Unless all the indications are
at fault the fair will be complete success
Not only are the people IN Petersburg
deeply interested in it, but those in all OF
the counties as well.
The young gentlemen who are to ride In
the tournament at West End Park next
Wednesday are practicing vigorously, and
good riding may safely be predicted.
Captain K. G. Pcgram, Of Richmond. is IN
the city to-day.
DEATH or THE TWO ITALIANS.
\. Domichelo and Felix spongado. two
OF the Italians injured in Yesterday s
explosion in Mamie 4 Romaine's
fireworks factory. died to-day. Felix Car
degena. the other man injured. II not
thought likely to recover. The dead men
leave families in destitute circumstances,
for aid to whom an appeal has been made.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

MAGNOLIA. Mss. November lJ.--Ge0rge
Washington (c0lOred) was taken from Jail
to-day by mob and hanged for an attempt
to assault a white lady.
ATLANTA. GA. November IA special
from Den0p0lis, Ala. SAYS nre started TINS
morning in the DenopOls oil mill, and l.
now burning hercely. The loss will be
more than 100000. Insurance, S,5.oOO.
srRfNGFIELD. Mass. November lj.-Mr-.
Helen +. Moore and ner brother, frederick
l.. Whitcomb. Of Welbrdham, on trial for the
alleged murder Of the woman'5 husband
were acquitted yesterday in the Police
Court after a long and sensational trial.
NEW YORK. November l5.-A special
from West Point says that the recent my -
terious illness among the cadets has been
found 10 have been caused 10y the eating oi
unripe apric0ts stewed in milk.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, November l5.-The
Southern lumber men in their convention
last evening passed a resolution endorsing
the claims of Chicago for the worlds ialr.
CHICAGO. Ill, November lj.-Miss Ill
Mia Rus,ells father. Mr.. Leonard, VINO Was
seen late last night, was indignant AT the
report that Miss Russell had eloped and
pronounced il lie.
IRoN MOUNTAIN, MICH, November lJ.-
The city schools have been closed on ac
count Of an epidemic Of diphtheria. lher'
are about forty cases and several deaths.
NEW YORK, November lj.-Gattliel
~altus was today convicted OF an 0ut
rageous assault on three-year-old bah,
and sentenced by Judge Cowing in th'
| General Sessions 10 ten years III Stal'
prison.
NEW ORLEANS, November iJ.-Ihe fire
to-day in the iiold of the steamer Herchan
damaged twelve hundred bales Of cotton
causing loss Of about $50, ,OD, which u luill
| insured. . M,
ST. PETER, MINI, November l9.-ln n
bones OF syenska Torgeson ana Ms VIII
were found Yesterday morning IN the snloul
dering emOers Of his home near the sible
/ county line, and there is general opinioll
that a double murder has been committed
Torgeson was known 10 have had consider
able money in his house.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON


BALTIMORE. MD, November l5.-Ihe
SUMS spe .ial from Chase. Nd, says: 7 IS
idcnt Harrison remained all day at Beng -
Point VI iddlt river neck. Baltimore coui ~,
where he is the guest Of the Bcng.es
Point Duckin. Club. The wind was
very unftyOrable TO good shoot ne
throughout the day. bat the President re-
mained at his post in the shooting-blind
from about O'Clock in the morning until
1880. During that time i've ducks alighied,
and the President killed three at one shot,
the two others bcin. bagged by General
Sewell and L. {. Knight.
At 2:3O T.. VI. the gunners returned TO the
blinds. remaining until nighi-iall. The
Presidents record for the day was sever
ducks nj four shots. The President will
leave for Washington about > o'clock TO-
morrow afternoon. He Is in excellent
health and spirits, and has a regular hunt
cr's appetite.
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THE BOSTON,
1909 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Postoffice.
SCHNARZSCHILD & CO.
THANKSGIVING rHecLAMArioS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
~ . ~
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION. 81
THE GOVERNOR.

In the belief that the people Of virginia
should render praise To God the amer T.
mighty. maker OF heaven and EARN, nr ~
many mefcies vGuchsafed TO thtm Hhtlnk W.
past wear. and In a cOidance with cus'"n'i
hereby set apart and appoint
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1883.
as a day Of Thanksgiving.
recon mt nd that upon that cay our peopis
osiembir In their 4, slsctivo places OF wot-
SIN 10 offer thanks tO the King OF Glory Tor
Ms wrtchful care I'm the past, ana WIN
0rofiture hreecch Him ITO deliver US nom
svI and mischief rom sim and from ne
"ff.tts and assaults Of our ch'ibles III 'hs
future ~, A.
LEI the day be marked by good deeds In
those who ARE di. TIE sstd iii mind, bod, on
estate" Hy relief to the poor and inr n' NO.
lafe h. symraihy with the sick and Tue Al
ficted. and by loving kindness AZ the iainiy
flrcridc. .,..
nav IL be a day yofthanksgivipa 10 the ever
iasfiitn God ly giving praise 10 the 'tfea'ot
and prcS-rV,,r If an mnuklnd,' mot ohiy
with our lips but M our lives.
la testimony whereof, nave hertuhto set
my hand and cnuscd the Great seal OF ths
state of Virginia to re affixed.
Done a. tie Capitol iu Richmond, TINS i1sn
,nv .f November in the year n our LORD one
tI0usaud eight hundred and eighty nine ana
The nam year of the Commonwealth,
'-' FlTZHUGH LEE.
Governor OF Virginia.
BY the Governor:
II W. FLoURNOY.
Secretary to the Common"ea'th'
noIg-IOt
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AccoRpING to the ladies Home jon

ACCORDING to the Lodies' Home JoHf-
nal. Mrs. Mackay says: I'VE live too last
Now in Europe never think oi gong OUT
more than three times week. unless some.
thing Of extraordinary occasion turns up.
Among her jeweled knickknacks, MIS-
Nackay had a dainty parasol WIN uhs
open-faced watch snugly hNed lnto the s'i'
olimnse what the moment was, for in such
q Iif,i as a leader 0I fashion pursues heI
hours are rs methodically apportioned to
tea, and dinners and the rest OF the diver
sious of society as those OF Il business mar
are given 10 more solid affairs. The watct
could he wound up by turning the sii'el
kpob which served as the head Of the han
de
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lANpEnrs POM, NovHNnFn 10.

f.vBFRrs POINT. NovENnEH 10.
CoAITp.
..,,r.i..rs Ninratcs. Ncw Orleans. rot
e. .r. I>.eN nom Noiiclk. frutcra from
Nta B oik.
LOADED.
a.t..o.,rs A. urtehrools, roston. Jcsie ".
t..rf lfU4ItUurr. james II. Gordon, mar les
f... John o.. Stay. savannah; barge hudson'
ll0I oxen.
ARRIVED.
i..,..s , r.rts1n. John Watts, schooners
p Do Nrttff. f. y. simmons, Johh j. HAN
s0n. Bertha lcAl.
FORT OIL Wfsr ruNT. NOVEMBER -.
ARRIVED.
-.,,m.h,o rcrhsDire. Foster. Providence,
n.,g, n..,m.'i5 Elaa.o- Hines. Philadelph a,
fim c.". Eaton. wakcitown, general
tIrlY.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond, Dale. New York
f -,.sa.,nis nanvllc. Bniups, Baltimore,
-,,am.hn Berkshire. Foster, Baltimore
general cneo
FORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, NOVEMBER 10.
ARRIVED
steamship Casicllano. New Orleans to
-.6o,ncrF. and g.. Lupton. Providence. TO
lnll coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Ashlewinc Rival.
C0ALrp.
fn1 ocean King.with birgcs lIelicon and
E.ulout. b 1st1n. coal.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
M,Ior-General schoiield's Report-Capi
fol Notes.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November d.
In his annual report, MAJOR G' raj sch
field. the cOmmanding-gcneral Of the army
approves the recommendation OF Brlgader-
General Stanley for a survey Of the entir,
State Of Texas. with view 10 locating and
classifying all the country roads. The
causes Of discomfort which lead TO deserts n
are numerous says the report. They have
been sought for diligently ia past years
and many Of them have been removed
Some Of them are probably beyond the reach
Of any remedy. One Of these u L g natu.
rally disconnected disposition OF the men,
CAPITOL NOTES.
y. B. Sutherland has been appointed
Postmaster at Judge. Va.
The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered
the Marine Band 10 Fayetteville. y. G., 10
furnish music from the 2Oth 10 the 22d IN
stant. on the occasion Of the North Carolina
Constitutional tenten lial.
The United States steamer Dispatch, and
the tug "FeritOn." have been placed AZ The
service Of the Marine conference for the
purpose Of experimenting with the different
apparatus now used on ships for sounding
fog signals. These vessels are al the Wash
ington naNy-yard.
4 board Of officers consisting OF Lieuien-
ani-COlonel Sawtell. Lieutenant-' olonel
Dandy and Major Carpenter. has been az
n0ntad 10 appraise the p0st-traders build
i1Cs nj Fort M,cr. Va.
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10 YOu SUfSr With Piles?

II 50. go ~ once aud get bottle q cAh'
TER's PILE REM DY. DOW for sale by All
nrst-class druggists. and II 1t does not cure
you fter giving II fair tial. just rstuSn The
bottle to whom YOU buy II Of aud your
money will b, refunded you. This Is an s1-,
ternal remedy. and there Is no pain or dam
ger In using II. Fnl directions on each oq<
tie Now II your druggist don't keep II. We
will send you a sample bottle by mall on re.
ceipt Of price 81 90. Manufactured by
ROBERT CARTER Co, '"'
no lb-It Lock Box 32l Richmond, va,
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Against the JohnstoHn Flood Relief Com
mis- sion.

JoHxsTowN. PA. November lS.-The
food relief commission. investigating the
distribution Of funds to the people. Of the
Conemaugh Valley. today found that the
charges OF discrimination between the rich
and the poorer classes, in favor VI the
former. are without foundation.
The reports were circulated by John i.
strayer, agent Of the Associated Press here.
The members Of the commission have given
him i've DAYS to make good his charges
and il he can sustain them the members o
the commission say they VIII pay out OF
their own pockets the amount unjustl.
withheld from anybody. Ii the charges ar,
not sustained, they Will then begin proceed
I'm = again-t ~traypr.
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Terrible Nurder in Iowa.

DUBUQUE. Iowa, November l5.-A terri
bic murder occurred last night in Hanover,
Ills, eighteen miles from this city. \ dance
was in progress at the house OF man
named Harris. There were more
guests than room and "A dispute
arose for precedence on the nOOr
between Calvin Young and William
Murphy. Words came 10 blows, when
Young drew knife and plunged II int
Murphy's heart. The latter died in few
moments. Young was arrested and taken
to the Galena Jail. The murderer is 80 year,
old, has family and is a farmer. Murphy
was unmarried and was 80 wears old.
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WALNUT GROVE. ,itusted IN the upper
portion OF Spotsy lyania couDty, contains 80
acres--l1O cis aied: balafce In osiRfnst
growth; well wattfcd- 4 be bs ~ woed bouea
IN the county, containlng eigtt rooms, WIN
halls and pofcnfs. COVERED with TIM bcsatt.l
ful shade trees. S>saIy ut-house tqHt could
be desired on inst ciafs farm. Iwohuns
dred "a a .nfts ihsa@sD.i poursls pf hsy .wsA
cut on the farm this summe and II row
being aied on the place. church ana posi-
Office within one ,Mile. ana Riist and sav-
mill within half mile. Tile victofta our-
mace a bransh o. ;he IN apeake spd QbiQ
Railway and the fredericksburg ano orange
Courthouse Railroad pctW seren t7t miles
lrom Ihe tarm. Dor fuiiher information, S4u
on or address DR a. sMffR-f
y oei3 s33 Bro AL street, tlics mpnd. Ss.
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HOME MISSIONS.
rnrmers Exchange GreetIngs.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, November lo.-lhe
National Grange at their session YESTERDAY
received a telegram from the Farmers
National Congress in session at MonigOn-
-rv. Alabama. extending congratulations.
In the afternoon the National Grange were
Given a reception bv the California Grange,
Master David Davis, Of the state Grange,
making the address OF welcome. The ses-
sion will adjourn next Wednesday.
Among the transactions Of the day were
the following: \ committee of one nom
each state was appointed TO suggest ma.
tional flower as an emblem OF the national
farmers.
4 resolution fayoring repeal OF the To-
bacco tax was defeated. Also, resolution
that the revenue from the whisky ana 10
bacco tax should be distributed among the
states 10 relieve local taxation. Also, a
resolution fayOring b0unties TO sugar grow
erS.
Resolutions were presented iavorlnS thc
protection OF farm products; the increase OF
duties on mutton, sheep ana WOOL oi All
kinds. and calling on the farmers 10 assert
their power at the ballot-box, If these are de-
uiei
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Valuable Horses burned.

CLARKsvILLE. TENN. November Is
James +. Gill's livery stable in this city
caught fire tonight about o'clock and
was burned 70 the ground. Fifteen head
OF horses were DESTROYED. Mostly all the
animals We're fine r0adsters, and among
them was the famous racer, singlewOod,
valued al s. 900. The loss will be between
$4,000 and $1,000, with no insurance.
origin Of fire unknown.
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NEW ORLEANS. November l5.-Fire to-
day destroyed all the buildings on the
square bounded by II. Andrews, Franklin,
Liberty and Josephine streets, except the
German Lutheran Church. Loss, $4,000;
insurance. $4,000.
Ten years ago an exactly similar fire oc-
CURED, the little church alone being spared.
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PROBABLY 4 BULL MOVEMENT IN COFFEE

PROBABLY BULL MoN FMhNi ~ WI ~ 9
Joseph j. O'D0nOghuc Il sons received n
dispatch similarly wOrded. Mr.. q Don
0 shue SAYS: I'VE received Information
about "a year ago, In our cor
raspondencc from Brazil, of ru-
mored upri,iug Of the slaves i'm
various parts Of the country, but nothing
more was heard Of it, and since the news
from Rio has been Of a most cheerful char-
acter. The new coffee crop IN BrazH Is
almost ready to be harvested. II resolu-
ton has broken out, and the ports OF kio
.Janeiro and Santos are blOckaded, - per
cent. Of the coffee supply Il this country
will be cut Off,
Mr.. William Crossman said: "lf the re-
port is true. coffee likely 10 advance 10
hitherto unheard Of figures. Inc block.
aiding Of Brazilian ports would also cut on
more than three-fourths Of the entire India
rubber supply and compel the shutting
down Of nearly all the immense rubber
goods manufacturing concerns in the United
States. as the suppk on hand at present .
not sufficient 10 last two weeks"
REVOLUTION IN BRAZIL.
NEW YORK, November lJ.-Charles X.
Flint X Co.. south American merchants ol
this city. have received the following cable
gram their correspondents IN Rio Janelro
"A revolution has broken out here. Inc
brazilian armies are in control. The NM
istry have resigned. The revolution II ioi
the purpose Of forming republic
| WAsHINGrON. ID. c.. November ia
dispatch was received AT the state Depart
ment this afternoon from Consul Henera
Dockery al Rio DE- Janeiro announcing the
outbreak Of a revolution against the bra
lillian government. and that the Minister o
Marine had been killed. IL was stated al
the Brazilian Legation tonight that 10 III
formation had been received about the r.
ported uprising. The report created greal
surprise. AS the coming parliament has :
large majority Of liberals. or supporters O
the Emperor.
AMNESTY TO CRErAN PRISONERS
CoNsrANTINOPLE, November l0.-lh'
sultan has issued TRADE granting am
nesty 10 all prisoners in Crete, confined FOL
nolifical or semi-political offences. This ac
| tion il said 10 BE- "A result Of the recent Nisl
20 the Turkish capital Of Emperor william
Of Germany.
SPAIN SEEKING WEST INDIAN CoMhEhOf
MADRID, November lJ.-senOr hui'
Capdepon, minister of the colonies, na
prepared "A bill for Introduction into IN
Cortes reducing the tariffs . applicapI
10 Cuba with n view to the de
welcoming Of the commerce Of thos'
Islands with the American AM
| south American Republics and Europe
The Foreign Office is making advances !
the panish-American Republics win IN
object Of binding closer the political ant
commercial relations of these cOuntrie
with Spain.
ENGLISH cLAssfFIERs OF COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL, November lj.-The Livei
pool Chamber OF Commerce has fOrwarde
a petition to Lord salisbury, asking IN
Premier % endeayor to have rssclnded IN
action Of the customs collector AT Norfolh
Va, regarding the employment Of Englis
classiuers OF cotton in violation OF IN
foreign labor act
CABLE NOTE.
| LISBON. November lj.-Queen Amelia, {
Portugal, daughter Of the Count OF PaIl'
| ,v.s a. ivarai of 4 ION to-day
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BASE BALLiTEMS.



Nrw YORK, November lj.-Ihe National
League convention adjourned this afternoon
10 recOnVene on January y at the fiiih
Aycune Hotel. Ii was resolved that no
league shall enter into negotiations with
nOn-league players.
Zach Phelps. of Louisville. was elected
president of the American Association To-
day by "A vote ofi to 1. Baltimore voted IN
tho Incentive
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NE have aspeedyand positive cure for Ca
tliIh, linhihera. Canker Mouth aud Head
ach. u I'LL iii'S "a AisfEi istMEDi. A
Nasgl Injector free with each bottle Use 4
II you desire heal n and sweet b cath Price,
81 GEMS. sold 10y BOdeker iirothers and
III. NJ. shields & 60. corner al sifsh ard Mar
shall streets
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NTw YORK. November l5.-Miss Eliza
beth Bisland stated overland for san Fran
cisco last night with the intention II travel
ing around the world in an opposite direc-
tion 10 that taken by Miss BY. She will
leave san Francisco for Yokohama on No
ycinber n. aud expects 10 reach New York
cifs in scyCnty.hse days.
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JFFFERsONVILLf, IND. November To-
Leading Republicans here are indignant on
account Of the appointment of \. Nj. Lake
as postmaster. and burned all their trans
parcncies and other campaign paraphef,,
MALTA. President Harrison was not burned
i'm oflioy as reported.