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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

DIS MoINEs. November s.-The revised
figures at the RegiSte1 Office give Bones for
Governor Also plurality. and indicate
the probable election of all the Republican
State ticket except Governor.
DUBUQUE, a.. November S.-Senator AL
lison returned tonight from the headquar-
tiers of the Republican State Committee,
where he has been for the past two days,
and he SAYS that the Legislature is safely
Republican by eight votes on joint ballot,
and possibly ten. as one district is still in
doubt. He has no fears of any combina-
tion between any of the Republican menu
bers and the Democrats 10 defeat him. lie
declined TO be interviewed
The Herald (Democratic) here proposes
opposition TO combine on Goyernor-elect
Boies. and believes he can be elected sena-
for over Allison. II thinks the recalcitrant
Republican members of the Legislature
will vote for him sooner than any other
man in the State.
The following dispatch was received this
afternoon:
NEW YoRK, November s, 1889.
To W. N. Ham, Dubuque. IO,ed:
The people OF Iowa are especially to be
congratulated on their victory over pre-
iudlce and superstition. The Democracy
of the State deserve the greatest honor.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Full returns from every county in the
State as received 10y the Herald. give Boies
a total majority Of ,l22.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
a Dramatic Court Scene.

LOWELL. Mass. November S-John
Booth. convicted Of rape Oh Annie Muir
phv. twelve years old. attempted suicide
iu the dock of thc Superior Court to-day.
When the verdict Of the jury was made,
prou0uncing him guilty. Booth. who was
In the dock alone. let forth 20 wild yell and
began dashiug his head violently against
the iron ratings of the room. 4 panic en-
sued women were oycrcomc. and M "a
rushed wildly about until three officers,
after a desperate struggle, succeeded IN Sc
curing Booth with irons on his wrists and
ankles. When tho excitement bad sub
sided JUDGE sherman, who had preserved
his cQuauimitv throughout. sentenced the
prisoner 10 fifteen years IN the state pri-
son. Booths wife tainted and was carried
ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Original Pension Claims.

WasniSoroy. November 8.-General
Ranm Commissioner of Pensions. pro
poses to facilitate by proper means the
adjudication of original pension apphca-
tiou~. he finds that about half the claims
coming before the Office are I'm the interest
of persons VINO have never received pen
sion. while the other half are made up OF
applications lor AN increase or reratlng OF
pension. General Raum rs If thc opinion
that, other things being equal, the person
VINO las never received a pension is more
entitled 60 prompt consideration than one
who rs already on the pon,Ion-rolis. while
It rs not the Commissioner intention to
neglect the applications of those already
pcusioued. A larger force Will hereafter
be pat at work on the original cases. end
they Will Doe acted upon with more prompt
ness than heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
4 Correspondent Missing.

ATLANTA, November 8. There are grave
fears here that L. W. Barrett, Washington
correspondent of the Atlanta Constitution
has been murdered by RUDE Burrows. Two
weeks ago he went into Alabama TO get, II
possible. an interview with Rube Burrows
lie went to the house of Rube's father and
had an appointment to return this week,
He went 10 Dilligont Monday night, and
getting horse and buggy drove out to
tbe mel shborhood of Burrows's house. He
has not been heard from since. He was to
have had communication with the main
Office. but he has not been heard from
there. The Constitution telegraphs to the
Marshal Of Dilligent to investigate Bar
rett's whereabouts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Pittsburgh Points.

PITTsnuRou, Pa, November 8.-An eve
Ming paper reports the sale of the Globe
On-Rehuery, Of this city, the Freedom Re
finery, OF Freedom, Pa, the Craig Pipe
Tine. and the Washington gas-tield 10 the
Standard oil Company. The deal Is said
to involve several million dollars. The
stony cannot be verified tonight.
The Pittsburgh committee appointed to
audit the accounts of the Pittsburgh Re-
lief Committee for the sufferers 10y the
Johnstown food completed it, work TO-
dav. The report showed that the contTi-
buttons aggregated 1881 ,292, OF which
S5GO. 600 was transferred to the State Flood
Eehef Commission.
A cash balance is still on hand of $l4, ACC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
The AIi-American Eaoursionis'..

10y t'itbi HiS ~ ~" S'Hi"'N"'
PITTsnuRGB. November S.-To-day was
very rainy. and the programme toI the en-
tertanment OF The foreign visitors was cur
tailed TO- the inspection of the Pittsburgh
platc-Glass Companys works az larcntum.
The remainder OF the time WAS spent III
resting according 10 individual lncllnauOn.
The excursion viii start for Philadelphia
tomorrow morning.
WAsHIsGroN, November s.-The tour OF
the delegates of International Congress
under the auspices of the Department OF
Stale will end "Wednesday evening, 18th
instant. The State Department to-day
sent out invitations to the wives Of the
delegates and other ladies who accompa-
med them 10 this country to meet the tram
at Philadelphia tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION.
r Big Meeting az the Opera house-Ihe
Spcakers-A Charter Granted.
f.na.tai ,.tegrarn 10 the DtsO.tchl

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November Sowing to
the rain the outdoor democratic demon
stration tonight was not an extensive one.
Bonfres blazed at many Of the street
crossings OF the city. Rockets. Roman
candles and other fireworks blazed anna
the electric lights and lit UP the oar K
clouds from which the ram descended.
Az eliPy of Malone, which has been On
cOfiluod a. the rooms Of the Democratic
Working Club. WAS carried in the funeral
procession and cIemated az the corner OF
King and 81. Asaph streets. The conn
was Inscribed: =,
Sacred 10 the Memory of William Ma
hone. who was killed for the good Of the
State November 3, 1851
The Opera-HOuse was throngod with re-
joiciug Democrats, and addresses OF con
graduation were delivered by Messrs. >. u.
Brent. James L. Clements. Captain Han.
Shcpyerd, secretary Of the Executive Com,
mittee, ii. b. Barlow. Julian Holt, aud
othen. A telegram was read from Senator
Blackburn, regrettiDg his inability to At
tend on account of sickness. Delegate
elect Prank Hune also delivered an ad-
dress thanking the voters OF Alexandra
ioi their support.
Judge Norton has granted charter 10
tae AIakoG Medical Company 70 sell o
patent medicine. It's capital stock Is $500
W. and It's officers are al from Massachu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 8, lS5l
OFFERISiii.

WHEAT, 500 busGela
CORN. Il. 400 bushels.
OAre. 400 bushels.
MuL-DFFAL.-iit tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
RANoERs LopaE, GREENwIcp PARK, 5. 2
Cattle Dying from Fever.
nv telagranh 90 Ito Dispatch.I

81. LOUIS. November 8.--lhe report
comes from East ST. Louis that some eighty
hcad of cattle have died et Hunters Sta
ton. six miles east of the National stock
wards. or between that station and the
wards within the past three weeks OF Texas
fever. II is also said that some OF the uls,
oased cattle have been sent TO the Hationtl
The disease nav spread. It is most likely
that there will be thorough investigation
of tho matter. aud if any cattle have the
fever they will be quarantined at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

January. fiteoasitso. May. sifeosfl<@; k'g
fair csrgess. ala lgb sugar--hsw nrm rennca
frm aud ID sicdorntc demand. Moisssss n ng,ss
nal: New Orie sns quiet kice stesdJ asa qs,es s
Petrolenm arm, and higher: fsjncd, 1.b0s cot-
;on-sss.i oil quiet. Roslp IN fair dcmsnd ~, sna
steady. Turpcntine ttsaiy and auiss 1919 no,sss
4skc. Wool steady asd IN fair demand dep,ss-
t,c iseees 1,nts,, Il ,nfiod gssfig, TeIsss fh&5d.
PORK easy and moderately sctise mess-.n-
specsed. siissig2s; uDinspected, 500 cxtss
prime ~. 5Dnsgs5. Beef quiet Beef mans Nesoy:
Tiorcet beet quief. Cut-snssts daib r'cts1
bellies, eXc picked alouldfrs,. }4stse
picked hams. aackc Bi1dIos Slow. bsr1 nrnet
and quiet: western steam, shfsH; civ, seW'
options November. iG33 asked Decemp~f,
s6.gh froghts easier; cotton, s-Ssd. sss'n'
4hd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November Slash quotations rerei
Flour steady and unchanged. 80. spring
vheE1. fsfsc. No. RED, nc. No corn: 30
No. 2 Data i9kc Mess-pork. s3.O5rfa ioc. Laras
sa92Haf5 g5c. Sbors-ftb sides, sA5sefo.oo.
The ieadfng futures rnogaf a. folio.ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
TNHE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
CHARLES \. CLARK, PREslDshE
ERADSTREET's RICHMOND OFFICE
nc. ll0e EAST MAIN STkkEI
Teiephons N@isi
Az. Witty, ouperinNnd sn..

Tho Richmond oiiico mas moro tnan Kept pacs
with the rapid growth OF tho city And develop
the merrautiie community OF this soct1oa ali the
advantages Of asystsn the superiority OF which
n recognixed IN every trade centre Of inc ciyii-
!zed world That u 10 IN specia. sonss prepared
10 quart tne interested ia local pa1rons 70 81.
tssted by the inct that q has now . tasyw nsn3e1
Nlstssrstgs tAs~ ~ efAw ngseae'b efH4k
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A Merchant Kilied-Guards Lyncbed
fBy telegraph 10 the DispaIcn.l
Recount Wanted.
fRy telegraph 20. the Dlspatch.l

BosToH, November S.-The Globe says
Will be presented to the City Clerk tO-mor-
row for an entire recount of the vote OF
the city of Boston for Governor and State
officers. Petitions have already been re-
ceiyed for recounts for representatives IN
Wards 4, s. Z, ~, 10. and 20. and for sena-
tors in Charlestown district and in Wardsl7
IN and %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Hanged.
ndDgeu.
ny telegraph % me Disparch.l

BATON ROUGE. La. November S.-Lsuis
Nugent (colored), aged thirty years, was
executed in West Baton Rouge to-day for
the murder of Hamp Sut6eld (colored) on
the 18th Of August last. Nugent's neck was
brotsD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

tcirty-ax cars became uncomfortable and
ran into a gravel train on which were about
forty men. Only one man was killed, the
flagman on the gravel train. Two Others
ore probably fatally hurt. All the Others
escaped with scratches and bruises. Only
one brakeman was on the runaway section,
the remainder being on the rear.
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- = 49, = = -
DEATHS.

sTANARD Died. az Bush Run, W. Va, We'd:
nss,iay, Novem cor 6. Ise9, JAMS, LAWkbScE
SFANAKD, son OF Mrs. Hoee {. ana the iate
Major philip Is. Stanarf, Of Goshen, Va, ia me
twentieth year Of his exc.
UBERS.-DIed, o. his residence In James
CITY county, November 4. 1889, T. D. WlLbEaSs
In The slxIy-nipth year q his ago.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
VIII Not Visit Virginia.
m. e.1auroyh 20 fha DtaDafah

BosroN. November s.I.ord Wolseley, adj
iutant-general OF the British army, writes
as follows TO j. $. Whiting. Of Wollaston,
Mass. regarding the statements recently
published that he would participate IN the
unwilling OF the Lee monument IN Decem-
Der
RANGERS LODGE, GREENWICH PARK, 5. T.,
October o. 1889. !
Lord Wolseley presents his compliments
TO Mr.. Whiting and begs to acqualnt nm
mat there is no truth in the statement
mat he will visit America In December
next 10 assist ia the unveiling OF the monu-
Ineut 10 General Robert +. Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 9, lssa
Regular collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sig7Gs5; tobacco, t2,ssasi; special, f2.6O-total,
81 ,SGa39
Among sales we're tweniy-six hogsheads Of
wrappers to-day, and but few other scattering
lots we're reported. The marketremains strong
on all sound tobacco. There were good breaks
OF all grades Of Burleys used here, which are all
sold privately. Interior markets report big
breaks and prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

10y I'17-T -I-U " V77 V'"FT
Ngw YORK, November 8.-The Salmon
River Paper Company, which makes paper
and pulp at Malone. n. Y, asks for an ex-
tension. which, it is said. most Of tine
creditors have agreed to grant The La
biuties are estimated at from 100000 to
rIJQC0D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
n steamer sum-
~. tai..,rauh % the DtSDatch.l

ST. LOUIS, November s.--Ihe steamer
Annie y. Silver. plying between tins port
aud the lower Mississippi river. ran on
snag AT Paw-Paw island, twenty miles iroln
yicksburg last night and sunk 10 ten Let
Of water. She is valued ut S22,OOo. one
can be ralsed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Nashville Races.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

NASHVILLE, November First race
thirteen-sixteenths of a mile-Fosteral
won; John Morris, second, Sena third.
Time, lbs.
Second ace-thirteen-sixteen of a
mile-Bonnie King won; Meckie Ii second,
Donovan third. Time. l:29lE.
Third receive furlongs-Kittie r won /;
Lake View second, Pimini third. Time,
1861.
Fourth race--one mile-milton won
Carus second, Cecil d third. Time, Lac.
Fifth race-purse. maiden two-year-olds,
four furlOngs-Venango won; kenilwoTth
second, Revival third. Time, 5iS<.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Pennsylvania's Vote.

PHIrADFIPHIA, November S.--The total
vote east of Pennsylvania on Tuesday for
State treasure was as follows: Boyer lHe-
pubhcan). 332607 Bigler Democrat b,
27l.gI4: Johnston Prohibitionist), 2l58l.
Boyer's plurality, G0,6gJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. November S-Virginia 8's, Gs /;
Baltimore and ONO, sia.0; Northern Central,
,las3it. Cincinnati, Washington and Baltim ore
isfs pIsggi. 90. certificates, ists, 100 asked; do.
cerurcatef 2is, t0lj2: 90. certificates. Bic,
% bid: consolidated gas bonds. li8ail34; do.
4f.,i. fuft. fDf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

LONDON, November s.-Ihe principal
event at the Liverpool autumn meeting
to-day was the race for the Liverpool au-
tumu coup Of 1000 sovereigns a handicap
for thrce-year-olds and upward, winning
penalties, one mile and three furlongs,
Ififty-tw0 SUBJ 1t was won by Colonel
North's four-year-old FLY Philomel; the
Duke of Beaufort's fye-year-old mare
Rene dor second. and Captain l.. II.
Jones's four-year-old colt Iheos0phist
third. There were twelve starters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A steamer Catches Fire and Sinks - An
Abyssinian City Burned.
fBy Anglo-AmerIean cable % Tho Dispatch.l

IOSpox. November 8. - The steamer
Oueensmore. from Baltimore for Liverpool.
caught fire while on her voyage and was
so badly burned that she sank. She went
down of Mizzen Head-a cape of Ireland.
BALTIMORE. November ga cablegram
was received here to-day by Patterson.
Ramsey Il Co., agents for the Johnston
Line OF steamers. stating that their new
vessel. the Queensmore. which left here
October 9th with large general cargo;
was a total loss. All of the crew were
saved. The cargo was valued at $685., l26.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
ANorHER HANGNG.

Macon. GA, November s.-Willie Will
liams (colored) was hanged to-day at Alb
heyville, this State. for the murder of Con-
ductor Whigham in June last. He con-
fesca1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
New York's subscription.

NEW YoRK, November 5.--The total sub
scriptions to the Worlds Fair guarantee
fund are now S2,5i6, 260. To-day's sub
scriptions were Sl5S,4i0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

lBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
- WASHINGTON. November a--For vir-
IRAN ginis, rain. eighty warmer southeast
l----Jerly winds, becoming variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

by ,nlerrapn TO the plspatcn.

ny t|I"N UI'II ." 01Y '7''I''F''9''I
COLUMBUS. Ono. November S-A FIRE At
| he Pioneer bupcy-works of w. G. Roy
nolds d. Co. to-day resulted in the loss #
| $50. 900. Other minor firms which occu-
| pied the same building are included IN the
| los. Tho lnsurance Is rll.OQU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
wolnan's Temperance Union.
nv rolegxanh 10 the Dispstch.I

CHICAGO. November S.--Battery ID ar
morv was gaily decked with banners, ie$s'
shields, and notices to-day when the Na-
Union met in its sixteenth annual session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Nerro Colonization.
rRv tolegraph % the Dispsrh.l

10y E7FtE HFE1 - W
Cry cP MEXICO Uid GALVESTON, Novem,
her s.-Tho Experimentation bill passed
the senate yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

Get rid of that tired feeling as quick IS
possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparills, the
great blood-puriher. 100 doses one dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
MARRIAGEn.

PUGH-COWDB.. Married, on the GIN in-
stant by Rev Dr. George Cooper, Mr. JOHN i
county, aud EMMA C0WDES, Of this city
SWEENEY LIOWAY.-Married, on We'd
nesday night. November ., iss3, nE \ o'clock, w
tho Bishops psrlOr bg Rev Father frioli, y
- Peters Cathodral, NJ JANEs 4. SWEENEY
aud Miss LEUrO HOLLOWAY, OF henrtoo
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
Montana Admitted.

WAsHyaros, Novembers.-TheP President
has issued proclamation admitting Mon
tana 10 statehood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
AYoUNe MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF.
9iilitars 1inttcrs-Thc Cotton Narlcf-'la-
honoifr, Very Ouict-A uUdcct
al enfsa.
jcorrosponconce Of the Richmond Disp''en.l


NOprn1y. November g. 1850.
This morning 70 rmug man named John
j. Isuuar OF tri. rity. g,4rt,d ont for a
DAVIS cunning on tee Southern Branch
Near Campo bridge ie attempted On
get over "a fence. when his gun got ca.
fm-icI .n tle brush and exploded and th,
whole load entered Vappa.s right breast,
killing him rlm,-t Instantly. The remain.
Wero brought % the city and conveyed
lnme soon after the accld'nt. Deceased
wac about tWentV-e IcNt vfnrs Ol age, uu-
married, nnd Wls 49, Unknown painter.
lhe survivors 1f Company 4. Sixty first
regiment. ARMY 0f Northern Virginia, met
ui tlc Academy az Music this morning and
effected permanent organization. Cap
cain John Y. West being elected president.
Colonel William IT. Stewart, Of the Sixty
trat delivered au address.
Large quantities of ilgf-CHs 0re arriving
loro from thc Ifede.aT Works az Rich
mond lor the new Norfolk and Carolina
railroad ltls expected that about thcl5.h
Trains Will Doe running through 90 the
Ch1wau river ON ilis road. Owing TO the
continued ir,slcts ou thc Roanoke river
ill2e-tu.idue ls plarhcaiI su7htndeu'
nuI Dr. viii probably Doe th' spring OF the
N.4r uclDr trains viii hl running through
fo Tar.oto'.
COTTON.
The cotton een-ou Is now at its hCirht nm
k.ffif and IN, stll,le b. nouriup INTO this
market at the rate Of 1000 or 5000 blles a
dav Dealers who have been down in the
mouth are now happy. aud the compress
und warehouse employees are oa Che move,
a. DO time must Dr.. lost now. as the season
for handling the staple Will boz short one
thi- year. The receipts over the Norfolk
aul Western lire are low large, considera-
ply over 900 bales arriving yesterday.
,-nv o,,rr.
Tie NrahoneitDs here are as quiet "a
lambs since the election. all their buster
having entirely died ont. They say their
party never suffered such blow ~
this. and they are satisfied the recovery of
Che party VIII be long and TEDIOUS;
Tho kckers are merry rs crickets and
several of them won money or the cleo
ton. They profess not to he surprised
az an at the immeusity of the result. The
naval officers here are generally glad of the
defeat Of Malone. as he has mede II I'M
pleasant for many Of them.
The Confederate Veterans of Norfolk
and Portsmouth and the hye military CON-
paulcs are making preparations To take a
i,rpe throDc 10 Suffolk next Wednesday
to take part i'm the dedication OF the Con
iedcrato monument erected through the
munihcence of Colonel !. W; smith. IN
cursion trains Wlu run from both citicS on
the occasion.
NOTES.
Captain Robert ". Huntington, OF the
marine barracks at the nayy-yard was de
iachod to-day and ordered tothe navy-yard
81 BROOKLYN.
Bishop j. Il. ID. Ningheld, Of California,
will preach at TRINITY church, III Ports
mouth. on Sunday, the first church OF
which he was rector on commencing the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

I have q LOT Of the finest Olives / ever
saw for sale by the measure. Price rea-
sonmble. JULIEN BIgFORD.
1907 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 aud II A. NJ, horses
mules, bGggiss. hay, bull. colts, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

Ioynov. November 8.-Lord Brassey in q
letter TO the master lightermen concurs IN
the advice of Cardinal Manning and the
Lord Mayor that the masters surrender to
tho employees.
The Conservative Committee Of Birming-
ham to-day discussed the attitude OF the
Conservatives toward the Liberal Union
list. and decided to insist upon larger re-
presentation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
A philantlrepic can.

BALTIMORE. November s.-yfhe trustees
o. Tue Johns Hopkins uniyersity were
summoned W the City Hall this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 3, issa
aERfyEn

AEAlYkn
Steamship wyanoke. Boaz. New York. ners
chAndise aud passengers; ueofge W. Aisss
q s IN: Emily II Naylor, Wilson, Phila.
depths. coal, :. IL. HavcS 49,,
schooner Frank Mcdonald, Cannon, khisdeis
pbia, coal, 4. Il. hawea
sshoonsr n. II. Burrov, Anderson, PhiiadeIs
phia, coal. s. u. haweS r,... p,u.o.,na,..
schooner II. II. Mitchell, Mitchell, Bs,iimorss
coal, Walk & Ballan1.
sAuyD.
Steamship wyanoke. Boaz. New rors. mes.
ehandise and passengers: George w. Alien
Co., agents.
end passengers. 49, ns,.
slsamer Ashland. Tsinnili, Phiiadeipnies
merchandise and passengers u W. Aeesffhss
scnoonor gna 7. Litre. Framtsrs. Perth AM
boy. rallrosi-ties: vessel, Curtis 8 Parker.
Schooner Marion Heseeyi, Norfolk. empty
barrels: yessel, Curtis \ Parker.
sehocnsr Annie Lloyd, Cheiton. Honiers ofssks
empty barrels; yessel, tufIs y Parker.
Schooner wflsm and Jsnos, Moore ciefss
mont. 10 losd lumber ief baltimore.
PORT OF NEWPORT NRwA Noysssss ais$a
lpy rssszrsphl
AaKivnD
ssssrsship Martina. Galveston. 10 coal.
amship fernclide. Galveston. 70 coal
steamship Azsiea, Ne1 Orleans 70 coal
Steamship hydAl Water. savannah. y eceL
steamship Juchgrapyts. Savsnaaps 70 ooAis
sAiLxn
Steamship Start, bfsmen, coale1
SteAmship Nicelo, Lt<o< g4o;, coo5ed 4
St0enshlp fdonmore~ Ltvefpook coeko6
haaanshlp osle'ee klses2oel eeo1pk 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
FLOUR.
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FLOUR.
We quote: Pius s250as2z5 spsrfns. s2.7Sa
sg.2s; ezra sk50asl75. family, SiaSLt9 pateas
family. country. ts.75a3l2o
COTTON REPORT.
Market arm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIpDLTsd. 9Ac.
Low hfDDLIs0. 94c.
G0ODORoLaARY. SAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

salvation Oil ia genuine preparation
Cor the cure Of al pain. Nothing IKE IT,
IS cents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09

NOVEMBER s.-Marksi steady sales reported
at quotations and on private terms-. Prime, C.. !;
extra prime. &c; fancy. axe; rhoiled, SaSsc I;
factory haud-picscd, ~ aOt