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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
HEAVY RAINS IN TWO STATES.
Loss Of Life-A Train Vrccked-u Houses
Flooded.


New YORK. November 10. Reports re-
ceiyed from this state and Pennsylvania
show that n has been raining continuously
for three days, that the rivers and streams
are high. and hat considerable damage
has been done 10 property. though tortu-
nateiy the loss of life is small Houses
u the lower part of ElmyTa are Hooded.
one man there has been drowned. 4
train ON The Iloga railroad WIS wrecked,
but all the men escaped uniurt except mn
engineer. whose leg was broken. mere
ore numbers of Wl-houts, many BRIDGES
are gone. and through travel over the Erie.
Iemgh VALLEY. and Northern Central roads
is blocked. Caui-to and Hornrllsvile' \.
J. o.. are two Or three feet under water ID the
lower parts of the towns.
The same story comes from Northern
PENNSYLVANIA. The Juniata and rs tI1nu-
taries are very high. but II ~ thought the
waters viii subside without much damage.
I'm the vicinity Of Bellef0nte all the streams
are raging torrents and number OF bridges
hgye been washed away. A Williams
port the Su-quehauna river viii probably
reach eighteen feet and II Is feared the
Narkct-Street tollbridgc VIII go. This re-
zion was devastated by floods ~ the time
of the JohletoWn horror. A number OF
bridges over the Northern Central and
Reading roads are gone. LeWisnurg,
CaIreit0wu, Milton, and other places
along the Susquehauua and MS t1bu-
taric, are reported very high, Hnd
the rising waters, which have made
railroad traffic impossible. nave done more
or less DAMAGE. At L4wrenceville, West
field. Waverly. and ironing railroad tracks
and part of the towns are submerged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

At Waurcgan. Conn, last week, "a man
hunting squirrels freed and caught a
monkey. and few days before another
monkey was captured u similar way IN "a
forest IN the middle of tine State. No one
can guess whence OBJ whore The monkeys
were drifting. Il any one has lost some
monkey the hunters are prepared % treat
with him.
4 story of strange combat comes from
Fishkil. Dat chess county, n. \. \ cray
eagle which had lts nest IN the iishklil
mountains. has been seen "a llight several
times in the asylum grounds. presumably
IN search of prey. A great flock If crows
had chosen that locality as @ feeding
ground and resiing-place. and they evil
IDENTIFY looked upon the aJyeu. Of the eagle
as an intrusion The crows apparently
decided to give the majestic bird % uu-
derstand thatit VAS pOacMng. Al any rate
u is % fg that q dozen or more ~ the
crows attacked the eagle while n was soar
ing over R0eors'~ field. and put % o. flight.
The battle lasted half an hour or more.
The crows which did not participate kept
circlng around and around the combat
ants and cawing necessarily. The fight
was witnessed by several persons. Who
picked up many Blood aimed feathers
from the ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

Tho convicted thief slowly rises, and, re-
questing his master TO allow him, goes TO
the we'll in the garden and produces the
gold watch from under loose brick:
The Puudit and his men were duly pre-
scnted with a handsome reward, and the
members of our household returned to
their ordinary duties. Not quite so, por-
haps. for although the thief was not giyen,
up TO the police TO be tried and punished
by the magistrate, he was brought before
tie domestic tribunal. at which his master
was president, and sentenced TO re-
ceiye twenty strokes from rattan.
The twenty strokes were presently
administered by two Of our most
stalwart syoss. After this the culprit. was
readmitted into his masters favor. and be,
came much better servant than be had
been before. Nor did his fellow-servants
in the least object. They recognized the
fact that he had expiated his guilt by the
punishment that he had suffered, and they
were not go unchartable rs 20 deny him q
chance Of regaining a good character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for the Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER ~. lss9
Only a few private sales to-day, which in
,luded u uacsges darks. The chief attraction
was West Virginia sales at snction-ihe first u
the season. There were 3 offered and taken
i'm only. showing quito satisfactory prices.
Planters seemed we'll pleased and continued
breaks ana shipments Will continue here. Gales +;
5etA2j % fl0 % at $40 70 So IS q. $40 70 so,
NJ so 20 $40, . at $40 70 so, and at So. This
break was composed OF cutters chiefly, with sales
over enc third OF that grade The next most de-
siratle grade and largest sellers were Shippers
while the wrappers were very good, showing
sorne better class mahogynies, but no extra
wrappers.
lnternsl-revenue collections: Cigars aud
cigarettes, A,59505; tobacco, S,H0si-totsl
s6,s69s9 s..,...,.-
ings Of Burleys. larger offerings or dsrks,
mostly low grades d Doth, Il irregularIy lover
prices for each, were leading features Tor the
week.
Burlsys-For better grades the demand was
good. with a small assortment throughout mo
week Ten hogsheads OF city-iatory-drled. re !
10 coiory, good bodied, sweet good medium 70
selsct oilers sold az 70 % 23H cents, or SIS. Is
average, showed full prices and class quite
scarce. Al grades red smoking duh. kelec-
tons Of low grades heavy.
az tue 1889 crop a OIered-continuing 70 show
business. some fine 20 good color, but all llgnl
ia texture and some TOO sOit. All 0nerec met
vim ready sale. Bright mixed trash sold al
4 10 cents. cutting and hller leaf. red and
colory mixed. ~ 10 lsA cents, Win bright fei
leaf in dry order 81 10 cents
DarEs-Nostly undesirable. Big shipments
have aad no effect on prices A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
now COMPLETE 80
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
on rIIrn AynNrn. WV YonK

On III III ~ ~ ! T. NV aOtsh,
EriadnJ Tlvo,Yt from 42h 10 son 81.
This popular house, recently greatly en-
largsI by the addition Of an absolutely
Hrc-proof building, with splendid
suites. consisting Of parior, large, airy,
double end single bedrooms, with oath
and dressing-rOoms attached, has been
thoroughly renovated aud Cited up IA
the most luxurious manner the yenti-
iati0n. heating. AMI plumbing arc Of the
latest and most approved style tho pub
81. rooms arc urequaued for elegance,
comfort, ari convenience, TIC ladies'
dlawiuc-room boiug 10 the Louis Seilo
style, tne grand diuiug-room M lhe Early
English. The geutlomen's reading aud
smoEng-ro3ms axe supplied with every
REQUISITE. and the bluard-room with cEf,
ara hos. Do complete IA every WAY.
Telephone a.d telegraph Offices on tho
premises, all lighted ~ the Edison olec-
tlr light. Tho location is unsurpassed,
having magnificent outlook from q
frontage OF three fu.drsi and tr'ufg-eiJht
fssf on tho avenue and streets. lis near
the Grand Central Depot. accessible 20
tho Opera House, al places OF nmuse-
ment. A. well ne rho Leading shops; ~
the elevated roads, Madison aud Sixth
Avenue rars; omnibuses pass tie door
every fow minutes. This hotol IA con-
Quoted on the European plan; the res
taurent Of unsarpGs3ed excellence, tho
ciar,e5 ere reasonable.
WETHERBEE & FULLER,
no 2NW.FGsu,Lr. l2t Prorrielors'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

~ IHI"HI III y ID" '7I"Vf''II'I
HrGH PoNr. \. e.. November 3D.
day was clear and bracing, the field good
and the birds plentiful. A considerable
amount of work was done by the dogs
Second series all ages. Derby stakes Rip
rap beat Petite Lind, Rowdy Rod beat
Mamie b., Riprap beat Annie f., Bowdy
Nod beat l;iprap, Fannie Nj. and Annie +.
not decided. "a Annie f. got lost
Mamie b. and Harry g. We're drawn
10 run together to decide which should
run against Riprap for second Mamie T.
winning. Eowdy Rod won the FIRST prize
Mamie b and Biprap viii run Tomorrow
for second prize. Al ages setter stake
first series Betty :. beat Desmont, DICE
fI.+a I..t White
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

will consist of nineteen historical tahleaux
illustrative of ante-colonial and colonial
DAYS. the Revolutionary period, and great
national and ref0rmatory movements.
Mrs. Blake, who has spent the best years
of her life rs a leader in what Is
known as the womon's-rights movement,
was born in Raleigh n. c., in August. 1885.
Both her parents were descended from
Jonathan Edwards. Her father died in
1897. and the widow subsequently removed
to New Haven. Conn. where in 1855 Lille
was married 10 Frank Umsted. q lawyer OF
Philadelphia. with whom she lived two
wears in st. Louis, Mo. Mr.. Umsted
died in 1859. and from that date his
widow contributed largely % leading news
papers and magazine In 1896 Mrs. I'M
sted married Greuhll Blake. Of New York
city. She published Fettered for Life,
novel designed 10 show the legal dlsld-
yautages Of women, in 1872. Mrs. Blake
has been known ~ one of the leading adj
vocates Of the reimbursement Of her sex
since 1870. and has written much IN the
newspapers on the subject since that date.
She is skilled public speaker and witty
and fOrcible IN the advocacy of her opin-
ions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
4 Pnrtncnr.e NlctorH.


by Anelo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LlssoS Observation-Disclosures have been
received from the Guinea coast OF Africa
that the Geba war has ended IN favor Of
the Portuguese. Eighteen Dember chiefs
have offered thcir submission TO the Gov
ernor of Angelo. The latest news from
Lake Massa is that Sultan Mncagier the
powerful chief, whose territory lies on the
eastern shore Of the lake, has become a
va.sal of Portugal. Major Perpina. while
surveying the Mas-a district, was attacked
by Aakololo. After sharp fight the mn
tiyes were repulsed with the loss of seventy
fII.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
AT DELMONlCO'S.
Chamber Of Commerce Banqnet-Distin-
guished Guests Present.
ana. ..o.~..,t 70 tbe Dispatrb

p
iRy telegraph 20 tbs Dispatrhl
NEW YORK.. November 10. The Chamber
ot Commerce gave its one-hundred-a and
f..nts-frst annual banquet at Dclmomco's
f.-aisht. President Smith had eX-Presl-
..nt cleveland on his right, ana on ms
Secretary Noble. Others az me tables
were Justice Miller. General sherman,
.uucey ~ Depew, Congressman Mchi1-
Carl Schurz, General y. y. howard
i..u. Edward >. Phelps, Senator hlscocK;
boswell T.. Flower, Horace fof'er' Hnu
Iurv Willard. 80,
President smith, the first speaker, sad
o.. International exposition IA the united
.les ia 1872 is an economic necessity;
Intelligent foreigners regard the Nhlteu
States as the country producing raw ma
tcf.is and heavier manufactured aIucles'
they should be- taught that we manuiac-
ture silks. carpets, aud other tine ihorlcs-
New York was the place for THIS eNposi-
Hlou. 80.
The first toasi-the e1-Prosidents OF the
United States-was drunk ia silence.
The second toast--our honorary mem
bers- VIZ responded % by eA-Presidehs
Cleveland Who said that the business OF
the country was is life-blOOd. Those who
understood is law were better able 70 per-
form their duty as citizens than tney
otherwise could Good government was
Dost measured by business tests. Hence
the greater number Of businessmen who
are engaged in administering the affairs
OF State the greater will be the efficiency
Of the Government. There should be
more businessmen in our national adj
ministrations. Mr. Cleveland stated tina,
there was an abundance Of good material
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

The beard Of Henry ). Cook. tailor. ~
Norwich. Conn. Is 81 long ~ heis Nc. Cook
ia q small man, sixty year old. Ills beard
+. iet-black and fine aud silky. and so is his
hair. When he is erect and his beard UNI
furled he can step on SIX inches % Il. lis
wears Il ordinarily coiled M wad inside
his vest. Barnum wanted Dir. Cook 10
travel with his circus, but Cook Is prosper
Gus aud does not care "a be "A freak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Tur Ks AND Tur Oors.

THE MERCHANT WHO mas FAILED TO OBJ
SERVE THE TENDENCY TO ECONOMIST
THAT HAS BEEN PREVAILING IN THIS CITY
FOR THE PAST SIX MONTHS HAS NOT
CLOSELY WATCHED HIS TRADE. ~ OUR
MEMS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE OFTEN
HEARD THE REMARK: ~ AM ECONONlZlNG
now; DON'T KNOW HOW LONG MAY HOLD
ON. as SUIT THIS SEASON WILL DO FOR
Me-; AND THOSE WHO ARE BLESSED WITH
THE CARE OF BOYS TO CLOTHE ARE
WATCHING-NoT THE DoLLARs-BUT THE
PENNIES. WE ANTICIPATED SOMETHING
OF THIS KIND FOR THIS SEASON, so WE
PROVIDED A LINE OF CHILDRES'5 SUB
sTASTIAL AND DREssY ALL~WO0L SUITS
AT sasO PER SUIT. WE HAVE SEEN GOODS
THAT SOLD FAST AND HAD THEM, But
NOM W HIN = IL LAOOAN hfh@ bS-aAsN~NN
OPENED WE FIND THEM NEARLY GONE.
WEEK BEFORE LAST OUR BUYER VISITED
A NUMBER OF COMMISSION HOUSES, AND
LUCKY FOR Us AND OUR CUSTOMERS he
FOUND THEM WILLING TO CLOSE WHAT
THEY HAD IN STOCK or WINTER GOODS AT
PRICES A GOOD DEAL OFF OF THE OPENING
ONES. NOW TO-DAY THEY ARE HsRF. ALL
MADE INTO STYLISH CHLDREN's SUITS.
AND THE PLEASING PRIcE-sa50-Is WHAT
We WILL SELL THEM FOR. ALTHOUGH
MANY OF THEM ARE AS GOOD AS OTHERS
HAVE AT s. AND IS PER SUIT. LOOK FOR
THEM IN OUR BOYS AND cHILDRRNs DE-
PARrXEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
THE RICHMOND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1889.

prettiest sights to be seen. The mountains
tonight are treating rs to pyrotechmoal
display. A circle OF FIRE enclosing many
acres Is slowly creeping mp one OF the
Hottest peaks. II reminds one OF the
bivouacs Of Lees army on tho side OF the
mountains of Virginia with the hundreds
Of camp-hros glowing. CEEED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
LILLE oEvEREAUx BLAKE
To he rendered a Testimonial.

Honored names, among them that OF
Chauncey NJ. Depew. are printed IN the list
of distinguished people who are patrons OF
the testimonial entertainment 10 be gwen
in New York in honor Of Mrs. lhlile
DevereauI Blake. Tho great theme Of the
occasion will be what people who think
as Mrs. Blake does call the " the emancipa-
ton of woman" and the entertainment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

fBy Anglo-American cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
IoyDoS. November 20.-A dispatch to
the Mars from Madrid SAYS that spain will
postpone recognition OF the Brazilian rc-
public until other Powers recognized IL.
4 dispatch TO the Chronicle says thar the
Vatican has instructed the Pspal Nuncio
at Rio DE- Janeiro to see that tine Brazilian
clergy abstain from politics. Its said that
Queen Victoria has invited Dom Pedro to
visit her az Windsor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
THE NEW REPUBLIC.
The Change Of Government viii Not Injn-
rious;y Affect Brazilian tinan-
Gin, Circles.

Gin; Circles.
fp~ Arg,o-Amcrican cable 10 the Dispatch
EloJAvrmo. November 19.-1hc rcpub-
lic has been proclaimed in al provinces.
TIDE MANIFESTO or BRAZIL.
RIO nE JAvHIao riq GALyrsToN. November
20 The manifesto of the Republican
Government of Brazil is as follows:
Fellow Citizens, The people. army
and navy. and provinces have now dccreed
tho fan of the imperial dynasty ana the
>uppres.ion of the mouarchlcal system.
Tie patriotic revolution has been followed
by tle formation of provisional govern
meut. whose first mission rs o. guarantee
ORDER liberty. and the rights of citizen:
The formation If Tins Government, until
% deiune government has been named,
la. been made with full regard %
tle most competent material. me
Government S. simply composed OF
temporary agents Who Will govern
aud maintain peace. liberty, fraier-
n.tv. ald order. The attributes and
extraordinary farultes invested are for the
defence aud integrity Of the country and
the pre-eIval oi public order Tie pro-
yI~ionDl government promises to use all
fle means in ITS power 10 guarantee me
security of life and property 10 all the IN
huhtauts of Brazil, native ana foreign and
% respect ior the individual political oWn-
ipu-. excepting cugent modihcatlons ne
c.~-1rv for the GOOD Of the country. Inc
army or r..yy. the ordinary foundations of
the Department of Justice, civil and mill
tuv administrations. viii continue under
tueir existing organizations, andrcspcct tor
those holding UOsitiOn Will boz maintained.
Iho Senate and State Council are abol-
i-hnd. and the Chamber Of Deputies Il dis
solved. The provisional goyeruncni re-
eo,uizee and achu0~ lodges al nailonni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

Havana. Noyembcr19.-Thc Matanzas pa
pers say that tie stocks OF sugar are totally
exhausted and that the planters are obtain
ing large advances from the merchants on
The first sugar 90 BE- made. Several crops
If molassos have also been closed with libe-
raj advances. Price, 10 be fixed in Janu-
ary. The "CoIstaucia,' Of Cienfuegos,
has begun grinding and its yield in all pro-
liability viii amount to about $4,000 hogs
hoods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Transportation of Money.

~
WASHINGTON. November l9.-Secretaly
Window has sustained Treasurer Huston
in his controversy with the mtcd states
Express Company IN regard 70 the trans
narration of government moneys issued 10
meet business wants. By the decision
made thi, afternoon under its contract
with the department the express company
is compelled 10 receive and transmit AZ
contract rates any and all money rendered
bv the United States Treasurer IN his OIL
ci4l caDacitv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Two New Arms Corns.

IAy Ang,o-American cable 70 tao Dispatch
BERLIN. November lJ.-Ihe Budget Com
mittco OF the Beichstag to-day unani-
mou lv adopted tine bin providing for the
organization of two new army corps. Inc
Minister of War explained that the I'M
terna needs OF the army required the
adoption of a measure. winch. he said, was
entirely urcounccted with the new French
arur law. This modification Of the army f;
he declared, might be regarded a. "a hnal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

fBy Aurlo-American cable to no Dlspatch.l
LoxDoN. November l9.-'The British East
Africa Company has conveyed 10 tho Ger.
man Government through Lord Salisbury
its regrets for the disaster TO the Peters
expedition. and offer to do everything pos
-i6le TO discover and punish the muir
dCrcr4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
TIME BRADSIREEr COMPANY.
CHARLES II. CLARK. PgEsiDxSs
IRADsTREgTss RICHMOND osgicS
no. llos EAST AAiN sfk5se
legephoas NoASs
an. WITTY. supsriassn,sak

Tho Richmond Once aas more tnAa kept Psse
with The rapid growIa y. ne civ A-a develops
ment u Ihs territory tributary tsA uoneno
,1s merv autils community Of thts section all tas
advantages Of ssystcn me superiority % vnica
4, rSco2 nixod IN syery trade couus " ne slsu.
ixed worki- fnss Il Is IA speciA soass prepAfe1
$3.50 py Dc fncs snas /. has noe Z sayy~ ssne9
s0sSssrsSws Ass saw sfAw asrs~nsb see>@A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Ioh.nn uofrs Malt Extract

has wonderful Tonic and Nutritiye proper
ties that have made it SO popular. quite
naturally, imitat0rs have come INTO tn e
market. against which the public :, sn9ni :;
he warned. See that Johann HONS
s;cnature is on the neck OF the bottle,
Fssner X Mendelson Co, sole agents. y
Barclay, street New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
acknowledgements.

WASHINGTON. November 19.-Miss Ada
Tanner, of New York. confidential clerk to
the Commissioner Of Pensions, has re-
signed. Miss Tanner is the daughter Of
ex-Commi-si0ner Tanner. She has been
appointed private secretary oil United States
Treasurer Huston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
WelI-Known Man Dead.
TBy telegraph to ihe Dispatch.I

IBy telegraph % NO UIspaIch'I
NV HAVEN, Conn.,, November 19.-Wil
liam W. Converse, aged fifty-fve, president
Of the Winchester Repeating Arms Com.
pany. died at his home in this city tonight
of cancer Of the throat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

mort. uoIsnfs. f0kc. I: Orissns, f0j<c.: oct re-
cefntr "a s65 bales: sxpOrtJ--to Great britans
1924 bales. 20 Frsnre. ie5D bales: 70 the Con-
tlnon, ~ 0s7 bales: stock, g9i BIB psle8 sonthern
iOnr dull. Wheat Juu and weosef no. sred.
Siosikc. IN eioysor; options naoierstsiy give
md .toady: N0.2 rod, Nogonber. ~ &C. Ds.sm-
Der, sihc.; May, Dhc. Corn modsratsly ~u'e,
No. 2. <sc. IA elevator; options quiet anh aas'.
lover November. uhG; Decoinoer, us:
May, {ig{c. oats tess actigo and easier; options
rFdora,riy active: November. We; pecsmbcr.
- SC ; Nay. ghc.: No. spot BtsJHc..
mixed western. eoaegNc. Hops quiet ana steady.
state. new. Sai3c. Old, ssiic. Co0oe-Optons
opened hardly steady , points no 70 ~ points
down and closed steady 81 has points down.
RIO offers 20 seli more freely ~ easier prlccss
ro;i;ical moss moro assuring noccmDer, iAscs
tils5: January. fi360afiAQ5; February, to.oo'
May. Ea5batiA95. spot no easier oni fales'
fsif cargocs. i91c.: number :. b}se. sugar
Raw = shade higher and firm; fair refining.
Z iS-idafr.c centrifugais, g1rtest, il-ieSotc.
Moiasses Foreign nominal: New Orleans steady
and 30 fair demand: open settle, mixed 70
fancy. tsaj2c. Old, Es4ge Rice IN modersfS
demAnd and steady. domestic, 4ksNse. Petro-
ieum quiet and steady crude IA barrels AZ
Parkers. 1.s0c.. rcfroi hero, siJc. Cotton-seed
oil easy; crude. &c yellow. 1aSc. hosn
steady: strained, common % cool. tLU \ 81. IN.
Turpentne dull and nominal a. f'kst5kc. PORK
active and steady: mess Inspected. siLZasli.O.
extra prime g. sOasQ7a Beet dun extra mess-
a.. Beet hams quiet - So Tisrccd tesf SLOW.
city extra India mess, filHaslA Cnt-neats
easy; plcklsd bellies, fahs%. picked shoulders,
Saff,.: pickled haDl.. sa9kc. Aiddles dnu;
abort clear, fA0l Lard stronger aud more active;
western s;eafn. SE5Jas655: options pYembers
S6 20; December. g. s5asS % MD January, fdSS
Freights stesdy, cotton, 3-52A; geio, 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Liyery-stabIe Burned.
IT -
fRr Telegraph % The Dispa,ch.l

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November 19.-The
livery-stable Of j. j. House. on Bank
street. AT Decatur. was burned tonight.
All the stock was saved. but the loss on the
building and vehicles is $1,000; insurance,
50. COO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

IT IT tNULE q 7 Z IlIllNf
ro9nW.F6suLr.I Projectors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

NV ORLEANS. November l9.-Last night
Hon. jefferson Davis suffered considerably
from fever, but towards morning his con-
dtion became normal. This IL the first
time since his removal to this city that the
patient has been absolutely free tromteYer.
lie il. however. extremely weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
~ ragged a. follows
nrymw or NM clucAGo MlnKEr.

CmCAGo. November I1.-lrading IN wheat
was moderate. Operators were rather IN.
ciiDed 90 soil December ard rnose disposed 10
buy gave May TIE preference. and The premiu IN
between these futures waal af-c. Tho marEVg
ruled fairly strong moaf 90 500 session within =
lower range % prices, the decline being mot
marked boz Dccemtcr. Corn RULED quiet and 10
active moss 90 the session. t-atlng being lght
and fluctuations limited % sasr. range ihe
speculative msrsct opened shade under no
closing prices Of yesterday. WAS steady Tor
time became easier, ruled stoaiier, and clored
tive. stronger. aui higher. In uess-Iork litip
more trading WAS done, AMI tho feeling VS.
s'cBiy. In lard not much liie was naniieNci.
Prices ruled 2latc. higher in rhOr'-rib sides
very nuie business was transacted, buyers
being backward about paying former prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
United states Senators Elected.

OLYMPIA, WASH, November l9.-On the
first ballot for senators this morning, out
OF l59 Republican votes, Delegate John 3.
Allen received seyenty-twO and eX-Gov-
ernor Watson S. Squire seyenty-oight
votes. both being elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
Convicted Of Election Frauds.

WAsHGSGroN. November i9.-lhc Attor-
ney-General IS informed that the trial of
the cases Of alleged frauds in Florida at the
last presidential election has already re-
suited IN three convictions.