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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND rEsrERDa'

Range of Thermometer at the front dool
of the Dtspdtch Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
STEAM MUD-BLOWERS.
New and Expeditions Methods-Purchase
of tho Famous Currituck Ducking-
Grounds by a Sporting Association.

Grounds by a sporting ASSOCIATIONS
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, November %, 1890.
Tho contractors for extensive dredging
operations at Lamber's Point have aban-
doned the slow methods OF digging up the
mud with scoops or clans and are con-
structlng in Portsmouth immense steam
mud- blowers with which 70 do the work.
The mud Will be blown from the bottom
to the depth required IN con-
structing the docks and forced up
through cylinders into the mud-scows, or
ot points where IL is desired to fill in and
make land on the flats. The new method
is very expeditions and enables the con-
tractor to bid much lower for work than
formerly. This Improvement III dreIgIhE
machinery Is very valuable IN rapldly re-
moving shoals in rivers and haroors.
SORROW FOE Mr.. ELLYsoN.
The death of Hon III. X. Ellyson causes
n sincere feeling of sorrow among those IN
tbis section who were fortunate enough
to know him, and especially among the
thousands u Baptists who knew hlm 50
ultimately and we'll az a hgh-minded,
Christian gentleman. "a.
has bought the Martins Point Shooting
Grounds. at the head Of Curltuck sound;
the famous duCking section OF the Omted
Efufna and the DN~l ldN-~ltAlf k4OAAiiao ~
the world. The 1um Of S37 500 was PAID
for the property. The association IS COM
posed of gentlemen from Bethel, Me-, to
Havana, Cuba. aud nearly all the best
sportsmen IN Norfolk are in it.
THE IDEA FAVORED.
The Odd-Feuows' lodges If this city have
on foot Joint movement for the organiZa-
ton of a degree team, and the idea meets
with considerable favor.
AT the social session OF the Benevolent
Protective Orderof Elks last night set of
hinge antlers was presented by Washington
IL C0 Lodge to Norfolk Lodge. The pre-
sentation speeches were made by General
Darr and Mr.. Anthony Rodior, Washington
guests.
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
The United States steamer Atlanta will
be taken out of the dry-dock tomorrow.
The training-ship Jamestown, III the lower
Chesapeake, is expected to come up 10 the
yard next week.
Pocahontas Council, Royal Arcanum, had
a Thanksgiving dinner last evening at the
st. James.
bernard s. Welsh, of Norfolk county, an
engineer on the Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
way, was badly iniuredat Hinton a few days
egO-had one leg amputated aad the other
badly fractured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
DEATHS.

CHILES.-Die in Caroline county, No
vember 7, 1890, Mrs. ALICE &. CHlLES,
wife of John T.. Chiles.
LEIGH.-Died, at 2O7 east Nam street,
in this city, at $50 p. NJ, November 9th.
EGBERT q. LEIGH, in tho seventy
seventh year of his age.
The funeral Will take place TO-DAY,
November 2gth, at $3.50 z. NJ. from Grace
church. No flowers.
SOMERVILLE.- Died. at hts residence
in Culpeper county. on the 25th OF Novem-
Der, in the eighty -sevcnth year OF his age,
DR.. WALTER SOMERVILLE.
WISE.-Died, at his residence, No. 2l3
east Grace street, in this city, Mt o'clock
A. ~, Friday, November %. 1890. JAMES
MADISON WISE. son of Tully Robinson
and Margaret Douglas Petttt Wise.
The funeral will take place from St.
Paups church on SUNDAY, November
3Oth. at 2 o'clock p. NJ. The friends and
acquaintances are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SITUATION.
Billy Chambers Revolutionary Scheme
Blocked In the Outset.

CoScoRp. N. H.. November 2s.--The re-
signation of G.. A. Dickey. clerk of the
House of Representatives, simplities legis-
latlon. His successor will be :. J. Jewett,
of Laconia, who Will receive the full Re-
publican vote at the opening Of this special
session. The Democrats will be united IN
opposition to the passage of tho bill in
structing the Clerk as TO the method of pre-
paring the roll of the next House, and as
there are enough Republicans who take the
same position to prevent it's passage, the
only business that will be transacted Will
be the election of Clerk and assistant.
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STATE BOARD OF cANVAsseRs.
Regret at the Death of n. X. Ellyson-A
Divorced Richmond Man Rcmarries
His First Wlfe-CoI. Polk Knows.
rpoc,el telegram TO tho Dispatch

Especial teleKrhtu 70 lue Ditphtli.l
RALEIGH, n. G., November q. The State
Board Of Canyassers met this morning,
Governor Fowle presiding. The returns
Of the vote for Judges and solicitors Of the
Superior Court were canvassed. The foot
ings of the vote for solicitors were the only
ones completed this evening.
DEMOCRATIC MAJoRTIEs.
The Democratic maiorities are as fol-
lows: First district, John b. BlOunt, $50;
Third. John 4. Woodward, G,ijS; Fourth,
Edward W. Pou. 5.2sl: Fifth. Edward s..
Parker. 8.1l5: Sixth. o. II. Allen, II. g04 mo
opposition): Seventh, Franklin Mcneil,
/ as mo oppOsitiOn): EIGHTH, Benjamin
+. Long. 4. 96l: Tenth, William G. Newland,
1893; Eleventh, Frank ]. Osborne. l3,Sgo Ono
opposition); Twelfth, George a. Jones,
1850.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITIEs.
The Republican maiorities arc as fol
lows: Second district. George II. White,
colored. 2.5J3: Ninth district Thomas Set
tie. 7OS. Tomorrow the board Will can
yass the returns of the congressional vote.
GREAT REGEET.
MANY expressions Of great regret are
heard from leading Baptlsts here at the
death Of Henry X. EllysOn. He was wei
known in North Carolina and everywhere
held IN the highest esteem.
Targa collections in aid of the orphan
asvlums AZ oxford, Townsville, and Char
lotte were made yesterday at points all ever
the State.
TIvORCKD AND REMARKED.
Last night there vas q romantic occur:
renee here Gideon W. Morris, native OF
Richmond who has for many years lived
here. was married 10 Hattie T. Wood. 1hey
had been divorced nineteen years ago ana
in the interval he had twice married, while
she lived at San Diego Cal. Last tues
dav she came here from the latter place
and last night the long-separatcd ones were
reunited.
NOT INTERFERING IN POLITICS.
Colonel l.. L. Polk. president of the Ma
tional Farmers Alliance. left here this a.
ternoon on a private car for Ocala, Florida.
lie was accompanied thither by bis family
and by W. III. Worth and wife, Dr. A. D..
Dalbv and wife. Eugene G. Beddingteld,
j. A. Waller. and j. A. Bland. The gen
tlemen are prominent officers OF the state
Alliance, Bedlingheld being secretary ana
Worth business agent. Colonel POLK spoke
TO me "A few minutes in regard TO the re-
norris sent out from Washington stating
that hewasfayoring ingalls,. Tie said he knew
who was causing the circulation of these
reports. lie assured me he had not inter-
fered in any local elections III any state,
and not even in North Carolina, and that
in ms speeches he has not said word Tor
or against any one in Kansas. This Is ms
exact language. 1t was intimated here To-
night that Or. McCune is inimical TO Polk
and is working against him quietly.
10 BE OFFICIALLY INVITED.
An official invitation will be extended the
First Virginia regiment TO encamp at
Wrightsyille next summer with the North
Carolina State Guard. A hearty public
and private welcome will be gwen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IRnnorted for the Disnnich.l

hiC6mONO lOcPCCO MphNEl.
(Reported for the Dispa,chl
NOVEMBER %, 1890.
Auction offerings on Change to-day. So
packages and . taken in Highest, $50;
lowest, Si6O-average, S13.03.
Loose sales at Crenshaw's warehouse for
the day, 2i,73O pounds. Highest. Sl3.25 7;
lowest, $3.50. For week. 1855 pounds.
Highest, Sl3.7j: lowest. 80 C. For month.
/ 49,. go pounds Highest. S25; lowest, SOC.
At Shock0e warehouse, 800 pounds.
Highest, $3.50; lowest, 81. For week. 3d.
SO pounds. Highest. $9 lowest, 81. For
month, 1889 pounds. Highest, Sl2.75;
lowest, SOC. Total for the day. 26, $3.50
pounds; for the week, 9o,755 pounds; for
the mouth. 300. 229 pounds.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, S1,476.s3; tobacco. S2,6S6. 72-total,
SI,l63.55.
Private sales, II filters. smokers. cut
tiers, 10 wrappers-total. 80 hogsheads.
Messrs. A. b. Darlington and W. A.
Smith, Of Danville, Va, and J. 9. Starnes,
Of Asheville. n. c., were on Change
| to-day.
The Trade will meet tomorrow to pass
resolutions on the death of Captain James
NJ Wise. now mourned by 80 many warm
| friends.
New brights sold well to-day and price:
on all sound dark tobaccos were up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
MISLEADING CABLES TO AMERICA.
Alleged IntrIgues To Draw Away Dillon
and O'Brien-A Counter-Manlfcsto.
m. Au,,o A,,ort.a, c,hia 20 tho DianatchI

Alleged IntrIgues To Draw Away Dilon
and O'Brien-A Counter-Manifosto.
by Anglo-American cable TO the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. November 2s.-Parnelps sup
porters complain that after the Nationalist
meeting Wednesday cables giving mis-
leading summary Of the proceedings were
sent privately TO the Irish delegates in
America. They assert that intrigues are
on foot in the lobby TO draw away Dillon
and O'Brien and other delegates from Par
nell. The strained relations existing be
tween the two sections Of the Parnellite
party arc becoming more marked.
UNUSUAL METHODS.
Parnelrs supporters complain that his
opponents are using unusual methods
against him. They believe that the Ameri-
can delegates have been misled, and have
cabied a warning 70 them not TO accept
the first version Of the meetings as correct
and describing the proceedings from their
own point of view.
DECREASE HIS HOLD.
Parnelrs opponents think that Parnell
has been totally misinformed regarding the
views of the Irish people generally. They
believe that his manifesto viii decrease his
hold upon the country and that II VIII tur-
ther damage his position. His opponents
are preparing a counter-manifesto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
pRyAKING UP TIE GHosr-DANcEs.
PUGH WINS IN ALABAMA
He is Elected to His Third Term in the
United States senate.
[By teleersph % the Dispatch.I

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 2s.-On
the official joint ballot in the Assembly to-
day at noon Iyo eandldates Tor s snd tbs
contest narrowed down between Pugh and
Governor Seay. Tins resulted-Pugh, 30:
Seay. 80. Pugh was declared elected TO
his third term. On the invitation of the
two houses he addressed them, expressing
hls gratitude and discussing his record az
a Democrat and the situation of the co1n.
try 80 far as the relations Of the two great
narties are concerned on the leading issues
81 the day. Afterwards scores of members
and friends went up and congratulated
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
MONDAYS NATIONALIST MEETING.
Preliminary Canvass-Fifty-Three Against
Parnell-Twenty-Th for Him.


ParnelI-Twenty-T for Him.
TBy Auglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November 2S.-A canvass has
been conducted by members of the Irish
Parliamentary party who are opposed to
Paruelrs retention Of the party leadership,
with the view of ascertaining how the poll
is likely TO GO az Mondays meeting. The
result was the securing of pledges from
fifty-three members OF the party 10 vote
against Parnell. Among those who have
given pledges are Abraham. John Barry.
Carew, Chance, Clancy, Commings, Con-
don, Cox. Crilley. Leary Dickson,
Flynn. Gilhooly, Timothy Healy, Maui
nee Healy, Jordan, NJ. j. kenney,
kilbride. Knox. Lalor, Lane. Leahy. Nc
Cartan. Justin Mccarthy, Peter Mcdonald,
Molloy, Morreugh, Murphy. j. +. O'Brlen,
Patrick O'Brien. 7. J. O'Brien. Arthur
O'Connor, O'Manlon, Okeefe. Quinn. Rey-
nOlds, Roche. Sexton. Sheephan, Sheehy,
Stack, Timothy. Daniel Sullivan, Tanner
and Webb. The anti-Parnellites also rely
upon Che votes Of William O'Brien, L. L.
O'Connor, Gill. and Il. ID. Sullivan.
The adherents of Parnell who have an
nounced their intention 20 stick 20 their
old leader through thick and thin number
2}-namely. Blame. Byrne. Henry Campbell,
Conway. W. J. COrbet. J. G.. Fitzgerald,
Edward Harrington. Hayden, J. 4. Kenny.
W. A. Mcdonald. MacNeall, Mcguire, Ma
honey. J. Z. Malonev. Joseph Nolan, John
Redmond. William Redmond. and Sheil.
Eight doubtful members are Dalton,
Foley, Harrison, Leamy, Justin Nc
Carthy, McKenna, O'Morgan, Grogan, and
Euto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
RICHMOND G. WEST POINT TERMINAL
The Coming Change in the Direotory-The
Gouids Going In.

Nxw YoRx, November 2s;-At the annual
election of the Richmond Terminal Com
pany on the 9th of next month the COM
plexion OF the directory will be completely
changed. five new members coming IN.
Ths names of the new directors are Jay
Gould, George Gould. Russell Sage, Abram
s. Hewitt. and r. I. Wilson, the two last
named gentlemen coming in at Mr.; In
mans special request. The names OF the
outgoing directors cannot be learned yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
PARNELUS POSITION.
He Regards the Movement to Dethrone
Him as Radical Revenge.

tie Regards inc hofeH0ht " Dot"i"""
Him as Radical Revenge.
by Anglo-Americen cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. November 2S.-The close friend
of ParneI's who declared that Parnell re-
CARDS the movement to expel him from
the leadership of the Nationalist party as
a Radical revenge for his support Of the
royal grants last summer. says that this
view Of the case can be supported 10y docu-
meutary evidence. The friend considers
elements. would have no cohesion. Glad
stone. he SAYS. has had his revenge on the
man he imprisoned in Kilmainham jail
and who later compelled the Liberal leader
to consider the demands Of the Irish peo-
pie. The meeting against ParnelPs leader
ship, the friend declares, was carefully
planned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
rea ~ thn Rankara, and Merchants,

privileges of tho Bankers' and Merchants
Telegraph Company, the Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph Company Of New
Jersey, the Rankers' and Merchants Tele-
graph Company OF Pennsylvania and the
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany OF Indiana, including the lines OF the
company from Washington TO New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
wnRsr orr rHAN AT HOME.

Your correspondent yesterday heard a
colored man who returned from Louisiana
relate some of his experiences while away
nc am exoduster from this section. He left
here last spring. and being u little sharper
than Others he managed to get back. He
saws the laborers who go there have COM
Portable houses, are reasonably healthy,
and receive fair wages for their work, but
thew have TO pay such enormous prices for
what they buy that they are III aworse con-
dition than they are here at lower wages,
whore they can buy goods SO much
u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. November 2S. 1880.
Closing quotations at the Stock Ex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
All. STATEMENTS UNAUTHORIZED.

At half-past this evening a little note
was prepared and sent out with the COM
pliments of the delegates as fol-
lows: THE Irish delegates wish L
10 be distinctly understood that all
statements as to their views on the present
position of the Irish party are entirely I'M
authorized. The delegates have made no
commune alton TO the press as 20 their
opinions. aud they do not intend to do so
at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
TIE IRISH DELEGATION.
A Close Conference In observation-disclosures
to Give Any Statement TO the Press.
Ipy telegraph 70 the Disps

CINCINNATI. November 2s.--John Dillon
and T. Harrington were the last OF the SIX
irish members to reach here, OConnor and
Gill having come in about noon. They
were in close consultation this evening
and tonight. A request was made that
they give some expression in regard to the
present condition of politics in England
and Ireland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
fleming Du Bignon, Assistant United
States ATTORNEY.
nv tAlograph To tina Dianafch.l

WAsHs0IoS, November 2S.-Attorney-
General Miller has appointed Fleming Du
Bignon, Of Georgia TO be special Assist
ant United States Attorney for the South
ern district OF Georgia, 10 assist In the
prosecution Of Luthur A. Hall and Others,
indicted for conspiracy to murder Forsyth,
the agent Of the Dodge estate, in Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

Ihepuftou TOT uiH UIspaVCn'I
NOVEMBER 22.--Market very quiet. Sales
of few bags az 3Isc. Prime, 2Lc.; extra
prime. SIC. fancy, SIC. spanish, rsa2c.J
factory hand-picked, 3aai4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
BRAZIL AT WASHINGTON.
Formal Presentation OF the Commemora-
tive Medal to the President.
LBy telosraph 10 NJ Dlspalch.l

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The formal
presentation 20 the President of the OH
Ccrs Of the Brazilian squadron took place
az the White House this evening az /
o'clock. The building had been specially
decorated for tina occasion. All the rooms
were illuminated, electric lights being used
in the Blue parlor for tho first time. The
full Marine Band WAS stationed IN the
main corridor, and during the ceremonies
played patriotic and inspiring airs, promi-
nent among which was the Brazilian ma
tional HYMN, Hail Columbia" SOnth
American dances, and tho march, Pro
Patria et Gloria" 10y Palm.
About noon the distinguished visitors
met at Secretary Blainc's home. where
wore gathered Admiral Walker and hrs
aides and representatives of the Depart
ment Of State An hour was spent in con-
yersatiOn, and al | o'clock the party start
cd for the Executive Mansion, but few
hundred yards distant. The visitors num-
bered TWENTY-FIVE people. Secretary
Blaine and Admiral De Suyeria led the
party. Admiral Walker and Captain
koronha coming next. aud the other yisi-
tors with the Brazilian Minister bringing up
the rear, escorted by the state Department
and naval officers. Arriving at the TX
ecutive Mansion the party was shown at
once into the Blue Room, whore We're
gathered number of prominent officials
OF the Government.
After the formal ceremonies of present
inc 70 the President the Brazilian com
memorstive medal and the accompanying
letter and speech of ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Ad-
miral Walker introduced the Brazllians TO
the company individually. and the visitors
were escorted % luncheon prepared for
them in the state dining-room. II was
after three o'clock when tho party sepa-
rated.
FULI-DRRss AFFAIR
WASHINGTON. ID. c., November %.-The
reception given tonight by the President
and Mrs. Harrison in honor Of the visiting
Admiral was most notable occasion. IL
was full-dress affair, and was attended
by many persons prominent in naval, po-
litieal, and social circles. The arrange
ments were most ample and complete, aud
everything uassed of successfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, November 28.-Virginia 3's,
Gia65; Baltimore and Ohio stock. 9ia97 /;
Northern Central stock. 65aGS; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists, 95ays ;
consolidated gas bonds. ll43 asked; do.
stock ALIAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

local stock market was unaffected by the
failure.
The firm were also interested IN tho
North Georgia railroad and the valentine
Iron Company. and had also invested
largely IN Tennessee coal-lands, on wnich
they have been heavy losers, the lands
never having paid. After the failure OF
the firm was announced on the stock TX
change eleven hundred shares OF northern
Pacific. common and preferred, and Penn
sylyania and Reading were sold under the
rule. The liabilities are vsriously esti-
mated at from Ave hundred thousand to
one million. but no figures whsteyer have
been given out on which to base TINS esti-
mate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
CRANK OR DeADBEAT.
A f-Confessed California Murderer-An
Iron Bridge over the Roanoke.

lCOrrespOndence OF mo HI5HHl1nI UI'1''7VI1'I
WELDON, n. c., November p, 1850.
Ouite a respectable looking white man
approached the chief OF police here yester-
day morning and sa "a ne bed Tl sg 10 man nun
SANTIAGO. Cal. two years ago, and his con-
science would not allow him TO carry the
burden of guilt longer, ,u..
Inc authorities here decided that he was
other crank or wanted free transporta-
ton back home and they have not taken
anv steps towards retaining him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
IN municipalities.

During the summer most Of the farmers
and oyeTseers move from ther river into the
town to avoid the malaria of the river
bottoms. In the fall they move back to
the river for the winter and spring. All
have returned TO the river settlements
now, and have settled down TO business
fQr tho winter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
MARRIAGES.

KINKEAD 49, SPILLMAN.- Married. on
Thursday afternoon, November ~, 1890, at
the residence Of Mrs. James Thomas, Jr.,
the brides aunt, Miss SARAH a. SPILL
MAN TO Mr.. WILLIAM Il. klNhEAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29

CucAGo. November q. -Cash quotations.
Flour unchanged. No. spring wheat aud
No. 2 red, 92s.c. No. corn. sac. No. 2
oats. 433ialic. Mess-pork. S925. Lard,
=. sOa$5.Sj. Short-ribs. S5.J0a-5.i0. Shout
dors, Sls7i fa$5. Short-clcar, S5.s0ac5.O.
Whiskey. Sl.li
The leading futures ranged a. follows;
OD,niJtg Highest. CLOSING,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
Family Killed nv the "Nyack Flyer"

HAcKENsAcK, n. j., November .2s.-John
Gebhard, his wife, and two children We're
instantly killed by the train on the North,
ern railroad known az the "Nyack Flyer ="
at Closter last night Gebhard was cigar
maker of Chester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
A PHILADELPHIA FAILURE.
Il. X. Jamison & Co., Bankers ane
Brokers, Go to the Wall.

Rrokers. Go to the Wall.
CBy telegraph TO the DIspatch.l
PH1IApELpH1A, Pa. November 2S.-B. X.
Jamison q Co, bankers and brokers, have
suspended and assigned to Samuel JUS
tice Thompson. The firm could not re-
allze upon its assets. ,r,,...
Nothing regarding their liabilities or as
sets could be learned.
PROMOTERS OF EDISON ELEcrRIc-LIGHr PRO-
JECTs.
The firm has not carried on a very large
stock brokerage business for some years
past, being chiefly Interested in promoting
the financial projects Of i. X. Jamison, the
head Of the firu. who is largely interested
in the Edison Electric-Lght Company, OF
this city, being its yice..president. he Is
also director in the Fourth-Street Ma
tional Bank. the West Philadelphia Bank
and Safe-Deposit Company, and the, West
philadelphia Mutual Savings Fund and
Trust Company.
TREASURER OF TIE CLOVER CLUB.
Jamison ia also treasurer of the famous
Glover Club, and one OF It's best-known
members. Jamison Is also veteran four
INLAND driver. and bis tally,ho coach, the
Rambler is we'll known throughout the
East: The firm consists OF u. n. Jamison,
William NJ. Stewart, j. Henry kershsw.
Philip Z. Kelly, and A. u. RUNNER Inv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
A Big Telegraph Deal.
ssn.a..t..<.s... g..

A deed was recorded Friday morning by
which W. N. Armstrong. OF New York. as
referee, conveys for consideration Of
City, New. all the nights, franchises. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-29
Mean temperature. ..........."..
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

NEW York. November 2s.-The stock
market to-day was irregular, and while
showing great strength in spots in the
forenoon displayed a reactionary tendency
later in the day and the early improvement
was nearly neutralized, leaving prices but
little better as rule than those of Wed
nesday afternoon. Conservative bankers
and some commission houses continue to
advise their customers TO buy only what
they can pay for. The traders seem at
present to be the principal parties in the
market, and while the bullsh feeling IS
still strong in them they are easily turned.