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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
A UNION OF HEARTS.
Fashionable Wedding at Farmville'
Special telegram 20 the Dispstch.l


FARMyILLE, VA, November 6:-Respond-
ing to the music OF weddlnG-Dels which
roTo upon the clear air tonight one Of the
most fashionable audiences ever gathered
i'm Farmville assembled in the Baptist
church 10 witness the nuptial ceremony OF
Mr.. William Morris, j.. and Miss Edna
Gillian. the beautiful daughter OF Mr.
" Z. Gillian. 50 long q leading tobacco
mist of tnis place. The ceremony took
Mace precisely at $50 o'clock, Rev: W. L.
kone. the beloved pastor OF the baptist
church, officiating, who with WE'LL hosen
words. gave the sanction OF religion
and invoked Heavens benedlctlon upon
the union of two hearts that now
beat as one. The church had been beautl-
fully and artisticaliy decorated with fresh
rare flowers. cyergreens potted plants, &c,
by the loving and admlTlng friends or the
contracting parties, and the lights were
radiant as the full moon. while the pride OF
Farmyille's womanhOod and manhood
rraced the occasion with their presence.
The bride entered the church leaning upon
The arm Of her sister. Miss blanche. tho
former attired becomingly in a cream Hen
riqtta and brocade silk ~ h'ciR. They were
preceded to the altar by Miss Lizzie Nor
ris sister If the groom, with Mr. W. A..
Rice. of Nebraska, Va. The groom had as
his hest man Mr.. }. l.. Putney. while
Messrs. J. ID. Allen, J. l.. Hart, Newton
Foster. aud G. w. Davis did the duty
of ushers. The ceremony ended, the
welded pair with their intimate friends
repaired 10 the home OF the bride, where
Am elaborate reception was held and show
ers of congratulations descended upon
this commencement of life's voyage to-
gether. The presents were numerous and
some costly. Mr.. Morris is the possessor
of host Of friends in the business circles
OF Farmyille. who have been drawn 70 him
bv his UNIFORM courtesy and the discharge
OF duty. while the bride IS true and noble
woman who in the social world has Won
golden opinions by her grace, manner,
Goodness OF heart. gentleness of DISPOSE
ton. and g1ft Of mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
The ,ras.acre Of DR.. Peters.

fBy Angle American cable 70 the Disphlcn.l
BERLIN. November Ga dispatch to the
Emin Relief Committee confirms the &C.
port Of the massacre OF Dr. Peters anu his
party. The European who cscapedis lieu-
tenant Tiedmann. the companion OF Or.
Peters who was wounded. borcherts COL
umn did not Join DR.. Peters's party.
The Emin Relief Committee stated tnat
AZ last reports DR.. Peters was IN the dis
trict Of Matakota on September 18th. with
Lieutenant Iiedemann and only twenty
five Somalis He was fully conscious OK the
dangers threatening him, II ~ not unlike
IL that the SOmalis joined Marsis.
The National ZcitAQg says: Dr. Peters
fell honorably as a soldier He was The
victim Of his own convictions. Should the
German colony be developed he VIII be
greatly remembered rs the founder
The TdgblGH reprOaches those who al
lowed the expedition to proceed while lack
ing the necessary means aud IN spite oil
warnings.
The Norh German Gozetie endorses the
suspicion Of the Frankfort Gdaih that the
| Emin Relief Committee Of London Is puf-
posely keeping the public N the dark re-
garding the news from Stanley.
XANzIBAR. November ct Is reported
| here that Masais or Somalis have lnassa.
cred Dr. Peters, the German explorer, and
| his whole party except one European aI'
| one Somah, who were wounded, ana Wh'
ere now NJ Ugao. The i0tcst known hrf'
| about pr. Peters. who started inland IRON
Vitu July 18th. was that he had reached
| KorkorrO. long distance up the Janu
river. II is not known whether the secont
column If the expedition, which left Nltr
| in September under command OF Borchcrl
| and Rust, ever Joined Or. Peter5's advance
| marty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
The limit of Violence

In no case is the folly Of violence in medice-
ton more conspicuously shown by its fruit than
in The effec, upon the intestines OF excessive
purgation. The stomach and bowels are drst
painfully Rripel, then the latter Is copiously,
suddenly, and repeatedly evacuated. This Is
far beyond the necessities of tho case, most I'M
natural, excessively debilltating. Tho organs
are incApacitsted from rosuming their function
with normal moderation. An astringent "a re-
sorted to which reduces them 10 their former
condition Of iusction. To this monstrons and
harmful absuriity iIostetters stomach Bitters
l. the happy alternative It relaxes gently.
naturally, sufficiently II diyerts bile from the
blood into its proper channel, it insurcs bealih-
fuI digestion and complete assimilation. II il a
complete defence against ma aria. and conquers
rheumatism. neuralgia, nervousness. kidney
and bladder trouble. no 0-Tu, In(wj&Ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
AN ENGINE pusn-of-WAR.
Two Locomotives In Memphis Trying to
shove One Another.
rN.~...hts ayafanoha

An incident rarely seen on railroad was
witnesses yesterday afternoon at the cor
ner of Calhoun and Tennessee streets. liz
caused the passengers on two street-cars
some annoyance, tempered with amuse-
ment. ..
When Car 90, Of the Jackson Mound
Park Line, reached the crossing At the
time named il WAS found blockaded by two
freight trains, with the two engines facirg
each other. Neither of the trains made
any motion TO move. and the car-driyer.
whose name is Thomas, inquired OF q
brakeman the cause of the delay. The
answer surprised him. We'll. they met
ON the same track: both of the engineers
claim the right of way and neither one Will
back down"
Al this iuncture the engineer Of one en-
CINE pulled his lever and attempted 70
force the other train back, but the effort
was unsuccessful. Then the engineers ar
gued the matter. and one suggested that
thev were keeping the crossing blocked.
20 which the other replied that be did
care il 10 was kept blocked FOR an hour.
Then the first engineer made another at
tempt to run the opposing train back,
and again failed, whereupon be backed hrs
engine few feet and attacked the enemy
with a running start. but in vain. II was a
battle Of the giants, in which both were
equally powerful.
The engineer then signalled an engineer
who was on his engine in the yard south OF
the crossing for assistance. He responded
and ran his engine up in the rear of the
north-bound train. Then both engineers
started their engines together and by their
combined strength the south-bound tram
was pushed back and the crossing was
cleared.
Street-car 30, going south, was delayed
! fully fifteen minutes by the contest, anc
| Car %. going north. driven by George Lee
was delayed about five minutes by the
singular contest. Both the car-drivers re
ported the occurrence. ard the scene wa
witnessed by a number Of passengers.
The drivers say that from what they
could hear from the railroad-men that th'
engineer of Engine 599 was in fault. The
number of the other engines or the name'
of the engineers could not be ascertalned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
COrrOS REPORT.
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
hIDDLrs0. i0kc.
Low MfDpLiHo. 9fSc.
GOODOaDIsAsY. SIC.
rATTl 3 MARKETS

NEy YoRK, November a-Beeyss-Receipts
f.R5O head, including SO carloads for exporta-
t,oa alive ana dead, - carloads for bome-frsde
elaughterors direc., and III carloads for the
u.rse.; no buyers IN the msTkst- places; feel
INC dull: dressed beef had limited sale st 5ias
&c DO. pound FOR native sides, and al ila5sic.
fcr Texas ana COLORADO stock. Exports Today
1000 quarters OF besf CAlyes-keceipts. 34
head: not much trading, but a fairly active,
rr a t0n0; good ana choice quoted at sask
per pound; gfassers end western calves al 81 x
Der i0J rounds: dressed yeals were dun 81 cai2c.
per pound for sxHemea dresssd grasssrs seic
M ia5c per pound. sheep ana laaos--keeeipss
5 caY-ioafs, or loo head. and Is carloads we're
carried over yesiesfay.
CHICAGO, November a--The BTersyS Journal
reocrB. Caltle-Roccipls. 600 head: ship
meats. 1000 head; mar1et steady for bat;
offers Ggll choice 10 extra beeses, &L5Jak5
steers, 81 s0aSf 80: stockefs aud feeders, $L9oe
AZ %. Texas eztle. II. 50s{Z55: cows, buliA and
mixoi, Sias2s0: western rangers, <i.s5asa 70
Nogs-Reeeipts, 1000 head; shipments. 500
load. marxct opened strong and closed lower;
rlixsd, fAS5asf tex; heavy. Is soa$Ai 10; iight
sa ssaf42s: sklps. - 20aSS.A sheep -ksceipls,
s0oO head; shipmeass 400 head. make,
sieaty: natives, fasas<5: wosserp, ta6rES& -
Texans, 81 t,sn.i0; lambs tltoafaec. The
psossrs' Joarngi eabisgfam from london quotas
heavy suppll>5 OF atlie; pr.ces steady 81 eaisc-
por pound, essinatpd dead weight Tor msdipn
10 caatte.
~. Lots. SosemDer s Cattle sesip>A <,lou
head; shipmonfA l,fvv he&1 uereo: cFoee;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
MARKETS BY TELEeRsPH



NEW YORK. Noyemter 6--Cot,on rrm; safes,
es7 balcs. also last week rot before reported'
S97 bales spinners aud i,i3 haiss export: up
lands. i9hc Orleans. I0Sc., ne, recslpiss
1913 bsles exports Great britetn, ',S
nsles. 20 france, .2l0 bales; 10 thu Continsat.
2yS9 bales; stock. eit.6S. bales So1toern Tour
Quiet. Whest--Spoi ngmer: moderate demanf,
chiefly experts Nc, res. e3.aet'(c. IN eioNa-
tor options dal. Irregular. and itc- ~. c.esine
steady, shorts covering NA fo1, November,
s9kc: December, sihc. January. Shc., May,
SgKc Corn 0rm and quief. No. Z. a. y AL 70. IN
elevator: options quiet AMI nrmer, NosefaDer.
nac. Decemter, sac. 5anary, uic' as,,
az. Oats nsmef snd fairly active. options
stronger and Dun: November sbAc.: Dccem-
her sac January, &c. Aay. y. No Ispot,
25l. a25iic.; mixed Wretcrn. &iax, ~. hops quick
ana stcaey. Coiee-Opuons cio-ed Dasely sy,ady
aud I5a80 uoiuts down and quiet; November,
SiA55afikf0. Decomhcr. fiACistif.eo; spot MO
ensy aud quiet. fair cafgoee. STA SugAr--hsr
weak and dun: fair lehoing, -, cenfii
&c test. s. &C.: refined quiel hoiae.ce-forelgn
nominal; New Orleans qaiet Rico steady and
quiet Petroleum nrm aud quiet crude M hsr-
reIs az Parker'sl. 1,os, fehned here, Pbiaiel-
phia, and Baltimore, 49, Sotson-seed on
weak: crude, 3lc yellow, 35e'sc. hocin quiet
and steady. Turpontne lowor ard quiet AZ
4satsGc. Pork quiet ana easv; mc-s inapectet.
SlL gsaill.5u Beef quiet Beef hams siroug.
Tierced beef quiet Cutmeais slow: picked
bellies 6sc picked shoulder, tk~ .ser;
clear. s5.b5. Ltrd depressed and Quiet western
steam, 81 20: city, SAo,' options slow; SoNen-
Der, iGe9 Dec mher. s3i9 treights easy; cot
ton, s32aia-6td. ersin. %. askef.
CHICAGO
Cmrano. November 6--Cash quotations we're !:
Flour steady uud unchanged 80 spring
wheat. sgA. asQflc. Nc. rcd, i'A a,esc. NO
corn, 3ikc. Nc. . onts lssal, &C. Nees-porx.
s. e1af9aa. Lard. fls0 slor-ros. fa&oalaD.
shoulders, stS'ha7to; short-ciear. tAooa
fhs2h. Mhiskoy. sLU.
The leading futarss ranged a. follow:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
STILL 1T ROLLS UP.
virginia'S Grand Majority for the
Democracy.
HER GREATEST VICTORY
Forly-One Thousand and Ten Are
The Figures.
A REGULAR WATERLOO.
The House and the Senate Continuance Of
Good Government Sccarod
HER GREATEST VICTORY
A REGULAR WATERLOO.

Tho foundations given below embrace a
full ls' Of the members Of the General
Assembly a. far rs obtainable from tho Of
fr , and somi-otlicial returns Of eighty
three counties and nine cities. We also
show Democratic maioritics for Governor
IN ct.csaud counties Of $500 and Republic
can uaioutics Of $50 Democratic net
majority Of u.M0. OF the 100 members
elected to the House % have been heard
from. Hi;h This result: Democrats. SO; Re
puhlcaae. rs. not heard from. .. Senate A;
Democrats. 90 Gncludnc hold-oycrsl; L.
pmhlcaus. Q; not heard from. 2. The
Democrats are marked d., Republicans X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
YACHTS ON WHEELS.
A Plan to Connect Lake George and
Lake ChampIain.

The Lake George Yacht Club for some
years past have been making earnest Of
forts 10 secure the building OF marine
railway from Lake George TO Lake Cham
plain, and committee has been appointed
to give the matter its close attention. IL
il now understood that the d. and II. Rail
road Company have under ADJUSTMENT a
plan for building two cradle-cars to run on
their track from Lake George TO Lake
Champlaln. extending their tracks at either
terminus into the waters of each lake. In
case this plan is carried out, IL will be OF
inealculable benefit to owners of yachts
residing in Troy, Albany, and New York
city and also on Lake George. and Lake
Champlain. Steam yachts could be run up
the river from New York. then into the
Champlain canal, up the canal and into
Lake Champlain to Fort Iiconderoea;;
Here cradle-cars, in a short time, would
set them down on the placid waters OF
Lake George. Then yachtmen could 90
from one lake to the other and attend races
on each lake. The owners of yachts on
Lake George could come to the lake IN the
spring in their own boats and in the fall re,
turn homein the same manner, which would
give a pleasant variety to the summers out
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
AT HEADQUARTERS.
THE CITY or ALEXANDRIA IS WILD
WITH ENTHUSIASM.
Tile Claim Of Chairman Gordon-A Motion
that Was Voted Down-Bury-
ing Malone.
rsncc,., ,a,eernm to Tho Dispatch,

ALEXANDRIA. VA. November 6.-Alexan-
dria city gives Mckinney i67 majority. the
county gives Malone 127 notwithstanding
the Democratic majority in the city and
comfy $40. Hume, Democrat, for House
of Delegates. has carried every ward Iii the
CITY and every district IN the county. his
majority is 57s.
Chairman Gordon estimates the Demo
cratic majority at about 5000, with 80
members Of the House of Delegates ana
% or 30 members of the Senate.
The Democratic headquarters here VIII
not close before next Friday. From sun
set Yesterday, through the night, all day
to-day, and this evening, the rooms have
been throneed. Prominent Democrats
from all Tins section If the county,
uowspaper-men from Richmond. Wash
jnpton. Baltimore, and other cities,
and not q few active Alexandra Democrats,
have been almost constant IN Attendance
there The defeat of Malone was fore
conc conclusion when the count OF the re,
firms commenced. but as majority rolled
In after majority and ten thousand became
fifteen thousand. and then mounted into
the fwenties. the interest grew 10 know
how BIC the majority was going to be.
RichuOnds magnificent. majority ana
N0rlolf's glorious following were hailed
with acclamation. and still majority
mounted Uron majority until, ABOUT mo
nipht. Colonel Morton Marye moved To
make the thing unanimous. ms was
rul.l ont. because it was SAID that tins
would include Malone, aud he wasn't
wanted ia the Democratic party.
Concentrations have poured IN all day
UNION Chairman Gordon and the secreta;;
ri,.. who have made proper replies and
eert congratulations TO Maryland, as well
ms 20 New York. Ohio, and the other States
that have whcaled into the Democratic
column. Tonight bonfires blaze IN all
sect lus of The city, and At the rooms Of the
Workiucncu's Club the political remains
Of tho late William Malone are being pre-
pared for cremation. The corpus d',c''
enclosed in coffin and covered with q
pail Will bc committed 10 the flames Oh
Friday night next
Rejoicing meetings viii be held to-mor
row night. A torchlight procession or
Friday night will close the weeks jubila-
ton.
I'm the County Court this morning, a mo-
tiCn was read that tho court VII! nov
adjourn in respect 10 the memory Of the
/ late William Malone"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

choice heavy pa,,vo steers. a. soet1D: fsir 20
good do, g. 2stfts5: eie.ers soa iec1o,,s t'..s
S.f5: ranvs steers, s. l0ssA1, Hogs kcceipif.
i6.So0 head: shgprnentf. a5oy benc MARES
steady: lair 20 cLgice heavy. dseattD. pa.s-
ing grades. O. 70sl4: hgnt-falf 20 pes- sAos
sLiO. shssp--iocsipss, 100 betd :nipm.'n,
ii0O; market steady: fair 70 choice. fStosst.o'
EAsr LIsxxrY, November q -Cstsie-ksceipn
go head shipments. 500 head Dsrksi nesr
at yesterdays prices. Hogs-ksceipr. w nesa
shipmenfa, 100 head: n.srket nrm al ffh1rss
fAi0aSAsD Sheep--Rcceipss, H,s0 hesa Mip-
nents, s.S0 head: msrket dun sDd unchanrea'
DAprlnoss. November t--cidrrrssHf sfoes-
fards.--swiDe- IS = fair Offering today
only some 5oD head less thsn last wceE- Inc 90
mand is no: especially ettiss only moderaso
trade u reported ia sii TIE yards. The qssnsy
ranges about as nsusi-- fairly Vol suited 70 inc
needs OF The ba;chora Quotations range Al BAD.
rough hogs from ~. 20 skc., and ms Oc.cf
grades up 20 g.. most sales b4a11c. net AT
rivals. f,425 head-sgsinet 30 for last vcek.
Caioerfon Lire,S0rk Hdrtsk-heceipts ihn
woek, 3,Sii head. against 5.slI head last vers.
Fair TO good hogs soiine at 81 %. pigs selnhS
from $40 70 u40: roughs selling al sk1A no
ceipts % sheep and lambs. SAB bead. speep
selling from 10 ixc.; .amos ~ 70 aEc; mar
kes dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Woman vs.. Woman.
p.,otao.onh % tina nisoafci

CHICAGO. November Cdr. Mary Weeks
Barnett brought suit for $50 600 IN the Clr-
cult Court to-day against Frances Willard.
president of the National Woman's Tenn
perance Union, Caroline T.. Buell.. and
Esther Pugh for the circulation Of false and
defamatory statements against the com:
plainant concerning the management OF
the National Woman's Temperance Society
In this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

rBv AnsIO-Amerrcsn cable to the Disps,cl

rBy Anglo-Americsn cable 20 the Dispsich.l
LONDON. November Civilian O'Brien
has applied for new trial against Lord
Salisbury. Counsel Gully in his applica-
ton said that Lord Salisbury having in dis
tine, terms charged O'Brien with melting
to murder and robbery. sought to Justify
his charge by quoting the speech incitlnng
to the boycott. This Defence SAID the
counsel. was inadequate and opposed TO
the facts. and O'Bren was therefore en-
titled to new trail. The case was adj
i.ttrrlnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Murdered by NIan-Eaters.

tBy Anrlo-American cable 10 the Dispstch.l
MELBOURNE November "a number of
the natives of the solomon Islands decOy-
ed an Englishman named Nelson and three
bow natives to one of their villages and
then murdered them. The bodies were de
voured by their murderers. Upon learn
inc Of the massacre the captain Of the
British cruiser Royalist shelled the VII
lages along the coast where the murders
were committed. Other cases Of cannl-
balsm on the island are reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Tho Prlnce Of Wales.

tAv Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
C.rpo November ct is learned that
ot tho recent conference of the foreign
copsnls here. Schuyler. the American rep
.esentative. proposed that the diplomatic
body in full uniform meet the Prince II
Wales on his arrival here. The majority
of consuls. it is said, negatiyed the pro-
posal. Hence their abstentlon from the
rpcpptiOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Conductors and Brakemen strike.

EVANSVILLE, IND., November 6.-The
freight conductors and brakemen of the
Evansville and Terre Haute and Evansville
and indianapolis railroads Of the Mackey
lines struck to-day. They clam they are
not receiving standard wages. Freight IS
accommodating in the yards, only one train
having gone out since the beginning OF the
trouble and that was made up as q part OK
a regular passenger tram this evening.
EVERYTHING is quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

rBv Anelo-Ameriran cable to tho Dlspatch.l
PARIS. November 6.-Iho Jh1pdl Des
D,bnE saws: The French Government rep
resentative at Cairo was not the only men,
Der of the Diplomatic Corps who was ab-
sent from the reception given in that city
TO the Prince of Wales. The representa-
tiyes of the German, Danish, and Greek
Governments were the only diplomats
present. Etiquette placed the other rep;
resentatives under no obligation to attend
tha rpfpution
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Seeking Salvation.

KINGSTON. Or, November GA remark
able revival has begun in the penitentiary
here. Between eighty and one hundred OF
the leading cracksmen, forgers, counter
feiters. pickpockets, and men OF that nix
have been converted. Messrs. Hunter and
Crcssley, the Canadian eyangeiists, are
conducting the meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07


CHICAGO. November G-speculatye trade In
wheRi was credited fo local operators. ihere
waa DO foreign neNs to HtHrt ihc course of mo
market aud local inlu91ecs were tho controlling
puNnr. The opening Haa ia4c. highef. Al
yancod &c more, then declined tas r., adv lnceft
baac.. aud closed T. c. hi CHER Tor December ana
lc. higher for May Than last Monday cora
trading being mainly loeat ana fluctuations nsr-
row The market opened a. about Mondays
closing prices, changed but Ht,le, and clo,ei
shade better than Monday. eats Were stfAllet,
but business WAS light and no important lea-
turrs developed. Prices were Las. p. higher, hut
later u weaker feeiing prevailed aud the al
vance vas lost. Ne.--uork wos traded IN mode
rRtely The early ceiling wa stronger ana
priccJ were advanced = al2Sc, hat later M NO
dag the market WAS weaker aud fne improve
meut was lost Lard was comparatively duii
and the feeling easier. Prices ruled 5sINc.
lower and the market r.O.ei quiet nhors-ribs
we're l,aisd in lightly. Prices we're without
material chance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
. successful Concern.

rByAnglo- American cable TO the Dispatch.
PAR1s. November G.-At a meeting OF the
shareholders of the new COmptoire-Es-
compt, held yesterday, the Chairman an
nounced that the new concern had proven
a success beyond all expectation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Sailed for venice-Gins from the sultan,

by Anglo.American cable to the Dispa,ch.l
CoNsTANrISoPLE. November 6.-Ihe En-
peror and Empress OF Germany sailed from
here today for Venice.
Among other gifts the Sultan presented
To the Empress icwelled collar valued at
S225 600. and to the Emperor a sabre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

fBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispstch.l
PAEIs. November The closing of the
Exposition was marked 10y n brilliant f,ie
this evening. Four hundred thousand
persons were present, the largest attend
ance since the opening Of the exhlbltlon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

twill crafty us and prove profitable 70 you II
you'll look through our SIS aud $40 grades Of
suits. We've some beauties for business
wEARERs. There's every degree of pattern
from the Plain Black TO the Londest English de-
sign-in single and double breasted sacks and
three aud four button eutaways.-Pronounced
plald.. Mixtures, Stripes, Invisible Cheeks
In fact complete exhibition Of the
designers thought Cassimeres, cneviots.
Corkscrsws. worsteds. suit you've cot
20 put right on and wear every day you want
to be Of pattern that yoa1l not tire OF easily.
We can show you dozens OF such in both grades
SO and SIS. Suits that'll a. yOG-rsar TO yoaf
notion and In every gay give perfect satsiac-
ton. We pledge them 10 do that There's not as
large an assortment not such dualltles-nor tue
neat, novel pa,iarn.ngs 70 be shown you In this
city to-day for anywhere GEAR our prices as we
have here. We knoe q.
A. sAKs 8 Co,
MERIToRIoUs QUALITIES ALWAYS.
zoos NAN STRICT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Harlan County Troubles.
fRy telegraph 70 the Dispatch. \

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 6.--Judge
Wilson Lewis, Of Harlan county. has writ
ten a letter to the editor Of the Conrisr.
.yostrnal in which he says: During tho last
three weeks there has been great deal Of
trouble in Harlan county, an account Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
rno cop.tantinople meeting.

fBy Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.)
BERLIN. November 6.--The Post in an in
sDired article SAYS that no political or
raugements were made either by the
monarchs or their ministers at the Con-
stantinOple meeting.