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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.
BY X u. Chafin & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
IA FARM ON MECUANICsvILLE PIKE,
CONTAINING ISL ACRES, WITH GOOD
DWELLING.HOUS (slX ROOMS AND CLOS
ETsl, NEW BARN AND OTHHH OUT-bUlLD-
INGs, GOOD WATER. ONE SPRING IN YARD
AND ANOTHER At DARS.-rhis farm IA about
one milo from the terminus oi the proposed
electrician limo OF the Highland Park Company
and only about three miles from Richmond.
On
TUESDAY, NovRMBEB II, 1899,
on tho promises. at 3 o'clock p. NJ, We viii sell
the above ENiENTLY-LOCArEO AND
VERY DESIRABLE HOME. Tho buildings are
In good repair and tho land II IA good condition
and well watered by springs and streams, AMI
under good fcnco.
The proximity II this land n tho already large
and growing city Of Richmond ani the many
improvements and additions nov being made on
every side, make I; very desirable either for a
homo or as an Investment Do not fail TO ai;cnd
the sale.
TERMS Worry liberal, and announced at SOLE
r. b. CHAFFIS & CO,
mol .2A.6,S.9< Auctionecra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

during tho week. To-day and to-mor-
row are allianco-days, and Colonel Polk
and Mr.. Livingston, and Governors
elect Sellman and Buchanan are ex-
pected to be present. The political pot
is boiling high. The Legislature meets
to-day, and the United States senator
ship is the great prize in controversy.
1t is not thought the Farmers Alliance
members will attempt to organize as
body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
MONEY FOR THE MILITARY.
The Board Apportious the Fund Received
from tho State.

Tho State Military Board, consisting
of Governor Mckinney, Adjutant-Gene-
raj Mcdonald, Brigadier-General Charles
J. Anderson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
erai 10. Lane Stern, Secretary Of State
II. W. Flournoy, and Dudley Mellon
aid (cierk) met in the Governors office
at the Capitol yesterday at / 80 ?: NJ.
The following apportionment OF funds
was made: Infantry, $3.50 per man
cavalry, artillery, and mounted officers,
50. 80 per man.
For headquarters use, 50 for each field
and staff officer present at inspection.
AS commander-in-chief of the State
militia, Governor Mckinney has drawn
from the National Government ST, 600 IN
fatigue uniforms, which will be distri-
buted among the different arms OF the
service,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Fire nj Bishop Whites.

An alarm was turned in at 1l;20 last
night from Box Al to extinguish fire
in one of the servants rooms of Bishop
Whites residence, No. 807 east Leigh
street, which had caught by cinders
falling among some bedding. The
flames were promptly put out and the
damage only amounted $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Barn-Burninr Case Continued.

The November term of the Henrico
County Court began yesterday. The
case OF Preston Robinson (colored),
charged with burning the barn and sta
BILE Of MIR. Jacob Deitrick, was set for
trial, but was continued until the next
term. Mr.. Deitrick and several men,
bers OF his family, including son from
Baltimore, were present Robinson was
tried once, but there was hung jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
BY y. W. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE WEST BROAD.

VALUABLE WEST BROAD
' STREET LOT, WITH Az INDIFFERENT
FRAME BUILDING. No. So THEREON, ON
NORTH SIDE or BSOAD BETWEEN sMl ili
AND HENRY STREETS. AT AJCTlOS.-I VIII
sell by auction, on the promises, Oh
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1870.
az O'Clock L. NJ. tine LOT above referred %,
beginning y lie feet east Of -inlth street. and
fronting o 3-i2 feoton Broad street. with an
alley ~ feet vide m the rear.
The rapid westward march x business ON
Broad stroeL the magnificent buildings recently
erected and now being erocted only feW
squares di5tan at from this lot. the eteAdy ani
sOhd growth u Richmond ana her business '7-
tabiisnments ought 20 commend tbs property
as an excellent Investment - tue ludsmen, OBJ
every Businessman WhO compares tho 100
past with present values ami the future outlook.
a purchase here means large prout IA the
near future.
TERMS: Liberal, aud az sale.
nos n. ". BOWIE. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Tho Medical and surgical Academy.

There win be meeting of this body
tonight at their hall, corner Of Fourth
and Franklin. The regular subject for
discussion is the Emergencies OF Partu-
rition," led by DR.. l.. b. Edwards A
number of interesting cases, deferred
from the last meeting for want OF time,
will be reported aud discussed. A full
meeting is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
WILL SING IN THE GYPSY BARON.
Mr. Patrick No Hcftpr.

The condition Of Mr.. Frank L. Pat
rick, who has been critically i'll for several
DAYS past with tumor on the brain, which
has produced paralysis on his right side,
was reported unchanged at late hour
last night. Mr. Patrick suffers very lit
tie, but is gradually growing weaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
THE stanley CONTROVERSY.

cit Must BE Referred to n Court OF
Justice"
IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatchl
PARIS, FRANCE, November 10-The
Temps says 1.-The Stanley contro.
versy must be referred toa court OF justice.
The honor OF civilization ID involved in
the matter. Europe. having supported
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

the enterprise with its sympathies, sup
posing that II was inspired by phiIan-
thropy, has right to know whether or
not an expedition which has become
associated with unprecedented brutalities
had any claim upon its sympathy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Total :...-.......;--.,:... : -.

Carter, the Alexandria negro candi-
date, received about % votes in tho
whole district.
In 1888 General Lees whole vote
amounted to II, Ala and Agnew's to II, :
29l-a fall off of over 1900 votes in the
district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT VOTE.

Full and Complete Returns from All the
Counties-Gen. Loe's Majority 1920.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
ALEXANDRIA, November 10, 1890.
The official vote of the counties COM
prising this, the Eighth congressional
district Ia ns follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Another Probable Democratic Gain.

10y IeIttTHpH 20 Euc DIHpnIVu'I
CHICAGO, LII, November l0.-ln the
official count in the First congressional
district to-day Ewing (Democrat) gained
222 votes in two wards. This ratio, il
kept up, would elect him over the pres
ent incumbent, Congressman Abner lay
lor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
Reputation ON the Governor of MARYLAND.

KcQnTsttfOh on VIC tfVNefHUT VI 'A"I8 IFl'NI'
Governor Mckinney yesterday issued
a requisition on the Governor OF Mary
land for Isaac Gordon Richards, who is
under Indictment in Accomac county for
forgery. Richards is at present in jail
at snow Hill, Worcester county, Md.
John Ii. Wise, sheriff of Accomac
county, is designated as the person to
receive Richards from the Maryland au-
thorities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
IN BEHALF or YOUNG MEN.
Opening Of the Week OF Prayer-Mr.
Bottoms Lecture.


Bottoms Lecture.
The week OF prayer for young men
opened auspiciously Sunday. In the
afternoon the first Of the meetings Tor
men was held and much interest was
manifested. At night there was a union
meeting at the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church, ut which there was large
and representative audience. Rev. Or.
Fair preached q sermon OF great power
and force TO young men. II was one OF
the Doctors most telling efforts and
would accomplish great good IT 1t
could be reproduced in print and read
by every one who has the best interests
OF young men at heart.
LAST NIGHTS MEETING.
Last night there was another meeting
for men at the association. This was
conducted. as will be all Of the others
during the week, by Mr.. e. I. Dad
nun, Assistant State Secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
MIR. Dadmun has had much success IN
evangelistic work. He has just closed a
most successful series of meetings at
Crewe, Va. lie has q plain, straight
forward way of presenting truth and an
earnestness in pleading which Is very
effective. If oil OF the meetings OF the
week show the same fervor as the one
last night they will be the instruments
of accomplishing much good The
meetings will be held every night at $40
O'Clock.
ASSOCIATION ENTERTAINMENT.
Next Thursday night the third OF the
series Of Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton entertainments will be given. Mr..
G. +. Bolton, who has been IN every
country on the globe, will deliver his
illustrated lecture on Beautiful Switzer-
land. Mr.. Bolton Will be remembered
with pleasure by those who heard his
series of lectures here on Germany three
wears ago. He has charming converse
tional style aud fund of humor and al
ways holds the rapt attention of his audi
ence. The stereopticon views with
which he illustrates his lectures are OF
the very finest order. being, it is said,
fully equal to those of the famous Crom-
unl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
TIE THEATRE RECEPTION.

The reception at the Theatre Thursday
evening. commencing at 9 o'clock, will
be very elegant affair. The stage and
a part of the orchestra will be tioored for
the occasion. and there will be profuse
decoration. 1t is rendered by the clti-
zens of Richmond through the Chamber
of Commerce and the local committees.
The invitations were sent out last eve
ming. 1t is expected that there will be
several hundred persons present.
The reception at the Governors to-
night will be open to the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
We Will sell n public auction on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1870,

&31P. NJ,
the ABOVE FRAME DWELLiNGS. No. 2ls
south Rloyenth street fronts IN feet. with a
depth q about 20 feet Aos. .. q. AMI front
about - feet eoch on tho alloy between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets, aud have each - depth
back % tho canal locks, which servo as az eN-
cellent drainage. bach contains about nvo
rooms. and owing 30 the surrounding mills. To-
bacco-factories, aud depois, they readily com.
mend tenants at a handsome return Tor what
tho property will bring ~ Buct,Ol.
TERMS: On each piece of property go cash
residue IN three, six, nins twelve. nt.oen, cigh-
teen. twenty-One, twonty-fOnr, twenty seven,
thirty, thirty-three, sad thiriy.siX months, in-
terest added, and secured nv trust deed tho
purchaser 30 pay insurance t. tar amount OF to-
deferred payments and for the sdmo length OF
time.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
nO4 AuCtlOne-rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
ENGINEERS ARRIVE.
.x .eneees OF THE AMERICAN
SOCIETY REACH THE CITY,
tn Ia welcomed This Afternoon by the
,,.xoovernor' Reception To-
N,eh.-Prepsring for Business

Tho American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers will open its eleventh annual
convention at the Exchange Hotel at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
This bodv has a membership OF l,lOO,
and it is expected that this will be the
most largoly.attonded convention yet
held.
The following is to-day's programme {;
Han of the Exchange Hotel at 4 T. NJ
Address of welcome by his Honor the
Mavor Of Richmond. followed 10y the
ANIMAL address OF President Oberlin
smith. of the society. In the evening q
reception is rendered TO the society Dy
his Excellency Governor fninp ."'iAin
ney at the Governors mansioh'
THEIR MEETISG-PLACE.
number of the delegates arrived last
NIGHT but the bulk of them are expect
cd this morning. Nearly all OF them
will be quartered at tue Exchange h0tei;
The sessions OF the society Will DC heid
in the SIMMER diningToom on the hrst
9oor Of tho Exchange, which has been
handsomely decorated for the purpose
and fitted with arc electric hgnts. a
convenient committeeman adjoining
has also been nicely furnished.
MANY MEMBERS HERE ALREADY.
The following members Of the society
had arrived nj the Exchange at III
o'clock last night: +. NJ. Wheeler, New
York ; d. A. Wightman and wife, FItts'
burgh, Pa. ; Baxter ID. Whitney, WIN,
chester. Mass. William NJ. Beer and
wife. Philadelphia Louis q. Engel,
BROOKLYN b. F. Slaughter, Brooklyn
Charles J. billiard, Pittsburgh, Pa. +.
II. Huttan, Pittsburgh, Pa, secre-
tary: Charles d. Parker, New York
William Watson, Boston L. II. Bay and
wife. Erie, Pa. ; $. I, Wetner and
friend. Chester, Pa. Jesse W. Smith
and wife, Detroit William Painter and
wife. Baltimore, Nd. (; II. j. Smell and
wife. Washington, ID. 9. j. 4. Hollo'
way and daughter, Washington, ID. Z.
GEORGE II. Frost, New York Sid
ney Fairbank, Philadelphia; ". H.
Marshall, Baltimore, Md. I'd. IL
Roose and wife, New York
Charles L. Hyde, Washington. ID. {.
u. G. Moore and wife; Miss Weinbener,
Elizabeth, N. j.; Ambrose Swasey'
Cleveland, o. F.; George II. Barnes, Bos'
ton, Mass. Henry A. Bang, New York
William L. Anderson and wife, Blacks
burg, Va; l.. 4. Upton and WIFE,
Thomsonville, CT. ; Iltyd }. Redwood,
Brooklyn, n. Y. Robert Allison and
wife. Fort Carbon, Pa. Joseph BlelC
and wife, New York ; Allen Stating and
wife, New York; r. Q. NJ. kinney,
Hamilton, o. G.. a. Gray and wife,
Albany, n. Y. II. NJ. Lane, CIncln
natl. o. 4; W. F. Mates and wife, WIS
consin Obelin Smith, wife, and three
ladies, New Jersey John Wilcox and
wife, Pittsburgh, Pa /; Thomas ID. Mer'
kali and party, Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs
Horace Lee, New York ; j. II. Webster
South Boston, Mass. $. Ashton Hand,
wife, and family, Philadelphia II. o.
Spaulding and wife, Boston, Mass.
George r. Babbitt and wife, Prov
dence, r. l., and @. W. Hunt, Ne"
York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

YfRGISrA--IS rHg CLgREs OFFtCg or TuE CIR
CUT COURr or CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. JULY
9, 1880:
l. b. II. Flournoy, CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of
said county, 40 horeby certify that tho bond 70
quired u Special Com missioners u. l. fulhau',
I o. Wendonbarg and $. NJ. Page by decree 81
g7th OF May. 1880. In the cases Of Williams, &c.
o.. Msndors, Walker, &c, cs. handers, anl
Nanders %. ManGers, hiss been duly given with
security approved By me.
Given unier my hand the year and day above
,Vrit,en. t. II. FLOUkGOY,
ia Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

We do hope you are paying attention
TO our Millinery. It is developing into
one of the most important departments
of our store. Several new patterns
every week. Here are few bargains
that will be fast sellers:
Nellie BY Caps, 25c.,
Atwood plaids and solid eolors
Velvet Sailor Hats. &c.,
all colors with paten, leather orim.
3-inch wide Satin Ribbons, l9c. yard,
black heavy quality eros Grain edge. worth Soc.
Seal-Plush Capes, s.,
heavily lined with satin, tho latest cut any size
Lace Curtains, 4fc. a pair.
1000 pair three yard, long With slightly i'm
perfect places. tsped edsee
Ladies Winter Skirts, 81.
wool-N Mixed Flannel skirts, black and red and
blaes aud gray stripes, resdy made-s season
able bargain at 81. -,
Figured China Silks, 75c.
proh.h,v io0 patterns. tho brightest and the
., ooaoy y, 1ocnratiye eoors. perfect IN quality
and wa.ve. Nothing but an unaduiterated bar
gain at 7sc. syard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

BY J. u. Yalentlno, Aus, aoer.
1896 east Main street.
AT AUCTION. WITHOUT LIMIT
n OR RESERVE,

A 7 AUCTION, WITHOUT LIMIT
II OR RESERVE,
TO-DAY.
1t 1920 O'Clock c0lsicnmonfff
kARnLf.TOP CHAMBER SUITS, g. r,....
Mirror 20 Wasns'arf.
10 BgDsrEADS, slDrBoARD NARliEl0.
AND PLAIN Bl kEAtS:
CHAIRS, TABLES, several MATTgEss-s al
BOLSrENs.
4 WASnsTANDs, CHINA PRESS:
2COOkfNG-SIONE
/ extra gooi TAILOR s-SrOF..
lA-Re liEAIiNG-sTOFE.
9 OlL-SrONES;
Y SRw co.'s. uire and oihss Hy.cs.
lot rINWARE.
BLANKETS.
QUILTS;
% yards MATING:
pfCI UKkS:
PICTURE FRANf3,
au1 nice Iuos
MOTIONS,
GUNS,
PISTOLS g., &C.
in yAtENrNE
hoil Al..f.lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
HUMOROUS HUME.

Frank Hume's recent utterances IN re-
gard to the use Of money by General
Lee in the last campaign is still causing
much amusement here when the Wash
ington papers come out with long inter
views with Hume on the subject. Hume
now says that Il banker in Washington
gave General Lee 80, 900 and a merchant
here 81, 600 to help him in his campaign,
Investigation has failed to find the
81, 900 man here. II it is so the Alexan-
dria merchants must be doing splendid
business.
A NfAHOSE-KIND OF DEMOCRAT.
He still claims to be Democrat, how
ever, although he went into the contest
against the regular Democratic nominee
and did everything that money could do
to defeat him. He is still Democrat
nevertheless. His main support in the
fight were the Republican negroes, who
looked upon HIM as the Republican
candidate, q state of affairs he was
careful not to dispel. Before the
campaign commenced he announced
that he would publish letter
setting forth his position in regard to
the force bill. tariff bill, &c. This letter
has never appeared, and the position OF
Frank Hume in regard to these matters
is unknown to this day. Still, he is a
good Democrat. He says that he did not
make the fight against General Lee and
Democracy, but against ring that has
gained control of the Democratic party
here, which ring only exists In the
brilliant mind OF Frank Hume.
TWO FUNERALS.
Mr.. Dudley T. Saunders was buried
from the Baptist church here yesterday
afternoon. His funeral was attended by
Oriental and Serepta Lodges, Knights Of
Pythias, and by large throng OF the
friends OF the deceased.
The funeral OF Walter l.. Bruffey, the
seventeen-year-old son Of Thomas j..
Bruffey, took place from his home, on
Prince street, yesterday afternoon.
YOUNG sHAD.
The United States Fish Commission
will put a million young shad into the
Potomac river this season. This il
about twice the number caught during
the Last fishing season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

II Is reported that General Boulanger
has left the Island Of Jersey for an I'M
kaevp destination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
BY George W. Mayo, kuct!oneer,
Uno. 4. Laaghton, jr., SalesmsnJ
Nh. ~ and "a north Ninth street.

"OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIC
II TuRRs CARPETS. GLASS AND TABLE
WaRR, 60. AT AuCTI0N.-fy direction OF tho
owner I viii sell at S7 east Franklin street. al
1879 A. NJ,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880,
.c,.,,,tv Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
a,qq,,s,. IN nart az CHAMBER SUITS, DoubLS
soS SINGLE NATTkEssKs and BEDsTkAps,
RFp-ciOfHEs, OAK DIsIN0 and cHANbkk
CHAIRS. CARPETs, TABLt.ChockkkI aud
GLAssWAks, TABLES MAlTiS1, s1 cuszr
sonno ~ SrOyg, and large numter Of usk-
foL a" GEOk0n w. AAXos
20 Aucttoaeeh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11
To THE DELEGATES TO TIE
MINISTERIAL CONVENTION.
REVEREVD SIRS:

MANY of our clerical
friends hare suggested
our informing you Of
the fact that ne hare
constantly in stock the
foI1owin6 hmdS Of Cley1-
cal Garments. all cut in
clerical style: french
DIAGONAL Suits. Black
CLOTH SUITS, Black Tri-
cot Suits, COSSach Tests,
Drab ct tas SUITS IN Sack
and FrOcb StV1e, Black
DOeSkjD Pants, and u
fuU line of Clothing for
Mems, Boys, Youths,
and ChiLdren'S Wear.
The Garments are be-
yond doubt the beSt-ft-
tine ones to be found
a7aYuc71ere. SoL1citin 6
y0ztr fdUOrS, 1Oe are Uery
respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF !
" VERY VALUABLE FARM or n ACRE
OF LAND NEAR MANCHESTER, IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, YA.-By virtue OF decroo o.
tho Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county, ou;er"f
May q, 1890, In tho suits Of Nilliama, 81 rs
Manders aud dia. Walker, 81, -. Mhndori shl
ais aud Manders. SC. ~. Manders and d!s., Nc
understgned, special commissioners, viii soll a
public auction, In front Of the dwelling, On tho
premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1891,
nj o'clock y. 81, that VERY VALUABLE
FARM, containing "a ACRES, lying 90 h'
north side OF the Midlothian turnpike about Tour
and a half miles ffom Manchester, about one haii
cleared IA considerable portion ~ which = rcn
low groundsl. and the balance In original CROWN
timber AMI pine woods Tnis properly viii b. soii
a. whole or divided into smaller tracts a. may
seem best az the sale. Tho land lies splendidly.
the front being especially attractive, ~ lt rt'es
gradually from the turnpike. II Il All gpol
farming land and adapted o the growth ~ hll
crops raised IN this section. As io hehiih anl
desirAbllity u location 10 II unsurpassed IN
addition 20 its farming value " IS close enough
10 the city % be desirable tor country homes Tor
business-uen. IL "a also within one milo mon
Ron Air. hi. 4. q good place IN which 10 invest
your money. You can buy low no" ana ~ q
lew years realize q handsome pronL
For further particulars apply 70 the aur
tioneers. ,-,-.. A.
one and two years, deferred payments bearin'
interest from day Of sale, and title retaiuen il
all tho purchsse-money Is paid and convey
snco ordered ~ tho Court
d. l. PULLIAM,
/. o. WBNDRSBURG,
gn.ciaI Cofnuis4iOncTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-11

TOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE ?
Il BRICK DWELLING situated a.
e0utheast coru8r nrlpf ani .Iri cog. -.
with ten rooms bs-iies Ntn'n h.l -'i'-
rooms THIS house is ID psric. 'rirr
30. SELuOs TAYLOR -i't
uog-gt corner Bank AMI EieY.uii .if .-