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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
TIE NEW FRENCH TARIFF BILL.
A Clause which Gives the President and
Cabinet Power 20 Retaliate.

A Clause which Gives the President and
Cabinet Power 60 Retaliate.
tBy Ancio-Amerlcsn cable to the Dispalch.l
PAIIs, November 1.-The new French
tariff bill, which is now before the Cham
Der of Deputies, contains ono striking
feature which has heretofore escaped
much notice. This is the clause which
gives to the President and Cabinet full
mower TO retaliate to as great an extent
as they choose on articles exported to
France by any country which discrimi-
mates against French products or in any
way creates barriers against tho French
trade. This clause is obviously modelled
TO nieet the American inspection bill, and
is intended as the French answer to that
measure. The general tone of the
French press continues hostile to the
adoption OF retsliatory measures against
the United States because OF the latter
country's tariff legislation. Instead OF
speaking in favor OF retaliation the pa
pers urge that mutual concessions be
made by France and the United States.
They seem TO imagine il the French
Government makes considerable cences-
sions it may gain a reduction OF the
American duties on silks and woollen
goods. The Journal Dcsbdts says that
Sir Charles Upper and Hector Fabre
will be charged by the Government OF
Canada to negotiate o special treaty OF
commerce with France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
an,seryed Fate.

fBy Telegraph 20 ,ns oispatehi
SAVANNAH. Ga, November Owen
Jones (colored) criminally assaulted the
daughter of Sanders Howell, white
farmer living in Twiggs county, while
sbs was alone in the house Subsequent
" a crowd caught the negro and hung
him 10 a tree and riddlsd him with bull
lafa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
A er.y Horse 81 Another Color.

tpy Anglo-Americsn cable to tho Dispatch.l
RoME, November 1.-The Consul
General who the HaIie states sent a me
morandum TO the Chamber Of Commerce
for the purpose Of correcting the er-
roneous comments OF the European press
on the effects OF the Mckinley bill was
not the Consul-General of Italy in the
United States, but the American Consul
General hero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
BLAME ONTHE TARlEF,
He SEakos n Lame Explanation of His Re-
ciprocity Problem.
IDy Telegraph 70 ths Dlspalch.l


LBy telegraph 70 the DHpaichl
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-Secre-
tary Blaine in the course of his speech
to-day said: We have had some little
experience OF lato with the Democrats in
Congress. [Merriment There is IN
doubleday in the Republican ranks some
difference as TO the character Of tho
new tariff bill. Let us be frank. There
WAS a difference, but of the sxty-two
or three millions Of people that now in
habit the United States every man
cannot have his say in marking up O
tariff. That duty was RENTED to the
Congress- OF the United States. The
bill which was finally passed was
the result OF a compromise, and
/ come with confidence to plead
before the people of Pennsylvania,
and especially before the people OF
Philadephia, not to differ on details.
Ii was In this great city that n compro-
mise gave u the Declaration OF Inle-
pendence. It was in this great city that
compromise gave us the Constitution
of the United states, and il those great
men who controlled these great historic
events could compromise on issues per
tanning to the very foundation Of the
Government can't we Republicans, even
if We differ on the dotting of an or
the crossing of t, in limo or sec
ton? Can we not forego our differ
ences and ns one man support the mea-
sure that our representatives have en-
acted? [Cheers.l
HIS PERSONAL GRIEVANCE.
have a little personal grievance my
self, but not against the Republican
party. IMerriment snd applause J
During the consideration of that tariff
law discussion grew up on attaching to
the bill or incorporating with it princi-
ple Of reciprocal trade. [Cheers.l As |
have said before, elsewhere, for the little
part took in that for the first !our or
i've weeks l was the most popular Re-
publican with the Democrats in this
country. Laughter They thought
was trying to divide the Republican
party on the doctrine OF protection,
and I was soon patted on the back and
encouraged by the Democratic party.
CONTINUED laughterl
OF, WE DID, DID VIZ?
Well. could stand that sort of thing,
while 1 was laboring rs others were
laboring, more earnestly than myself, to
bring the Republican party together,
and finally as one man, we incorporated
the doctrine of reciprocity in the tariff
bill. Just as soon as the Democrats
found that that had been done
they did not want any reciprocity
at all. They said in effect q" kecipro-
city is an excellent measure If it will di-
vide protectionists in two. but if you go
10 incorporate it into the Republican
platform and make it part OF the politi-
cal scheme, we do not want any OF IT..
And besides that, it is unconstitutional.
Laughter.
Nearly every Democratic senator who
spoke sought to prove that reciprocity
incorporated in the tariff bill was uncon-
stitutional.
Blaine closed with q brief eulogy OF
President Harrison's Administration.
Wanamaker followed Blaine In few
words of compliment to Blaine, endors-
ing his praises of Harrison, and closed
by announcing no had come home to
vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02


DTREMpTOEY SALE OF A VERY
A LARGE AND FINE COLLECTION OF WAL
NUT CHAMBER SUITS, YOUNG MULE AND
DETERMINATIONS. SILK Plush PARLOh
SUITS, BRUssBLs AND TAPESTRY CARPETS,
COOKING. AND BBATINS-sfOyKs. hAkbLE-
TOP BUREAUS, BEDsrEADs, &c.. AT AUG
TON
WEDNESDAY. NovssBsR, 5rH. At ioH O'CLOCK
By order Of court G1d for parties Isavlns me
CITY; also, q large consignment from sfnrnturs
dealer, ! will sell stfng aucton-roo"s' 100 east
Main street, without lllnlt OF rssofse 49,.
very ans WALNUT ChAhBkh sUiis-"s
BgyET.T6sy MIRRORS. 1 FiAIS MARBLE
TOP CHAMBER SUIT
0 handsome PAKLOk sJIIS-chsrry aud wal
Aus frame. silk plush
sCArskTs-Brussels and Tspos1y-cno entire
hAnn"TT k.Top and wALgur-roP SIDE
EokKps: 4MARBLg-ToP BUkkAus:
q elegant PLUSH BED-LOth otsi
sIsGLE 5oUSGGs, Is DoUBLk ADD SINGLE
ssDslgAps lio4K saAisi vxc,o.,n
10 s sasss.AT 40 xIss-cHArss-v.laa.
sHia3 SAFES and srpxsoANp SAFES,
snsDEs; ssisGLk skffRGssEs,
several nice kircuES TABLks
iRRFRlGERArok; 1 TOILET SGT;
RINGEcomplsie, Bsp-sPRlNGs. IL WAL
FGr DiNisG. 400 4 CHAINS, ! isrs. kULR
Uevsn yesSs olal 1 pgLIvExl WAGON.
several nps Uo-. LAP ROBES. BLANKETS
BED QUILTS. 20 PICTURES, 30 ASSORTED
PiC1UhE-FhAAgs. ssd mary etAsf useful
Housekeeping goods.
All of the above articles are IN splendd eous
dltion.-some en- irelf Ess. aaf deserve the at
tentien OF ell 10 want OF such soods xvefy sfti.
Gle sill b sold regardless Of cost vith he posi-
tive understanding 10 be paid for aud removes
A, once, j. AZ. VALENTINE
oof Auctlonseg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
-, ,ook. ana yoh.prin.lnr.

pooks. Pamphlets. Folders, Circulars
Lssser-Hssds, Note, asad So,i Elll- Hasads,
Tickets, LsesIs, Issn Enyps!opsa !nviia-
rcertiaeatos, Contracts, Agresmsnts, aad
Alank Forms OF every description 81 ecutoll
Sromptly and 81 low rates - ths AtlDstsA
Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
THOMAS p. o'cONNOR.
Journalist, Member OF Parliament, and
Irish Orator.

Thomas p. O'Connor, the celebrated
Irish journalist and politician who Is to
accompany Messrs. Dillon, OBren,
Harrington, Sullivan. and Gill to Anne
RIGA, was born in Galway and graduated
with high honors there ct the Queen
College. He drifted over to London
soon after and worked his way up the
journalistic ladder by sheer force OF
ability. His "Life OF Disraeli is
the standard record of the career and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
For stanley and Charity.
.s IN IN. Dtanafcni,

Nvw YORK, November 1.-The sale OF
,..ts FOR stanley's lecture at the Metro
ool;tan Opera House on November 18th
H. the benefit OF tho Convalescent
NJ Home OF Summit N. j.. occurred this
afternoon. The sum realized for charity
:, eiO 00O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
Postmaster Appointed.

Ispeclal telegram 70 me Dlspech.I
WAsmNGroN, November IA. @.
Warner was to-day appointed postmaster
at Eleazer, Randolph county, n. q,
rice Mary J. Luther resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
HIS Highness ON for Homo.
nv tslesyxph In me Dispatch.l

New YORK. November 1.-The Comte
do Paris and suite sailed for Liverpool
to-day on the Cunsxd steamer ServiA
The Comte went on board the steamer
last night, and all through the evening
hsld an informal reception Of those Who
came to bid him farewell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

The total population for the district is
317,970. In 1880 it was 3l5, l0)-in-
crease 2,s7O, or al increase of only 0.Ol
per cent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
THE MAN WAC SHOT YOUNG WATTS.
No Reason to Givo in Justification of His
frr4
rny Telegraph TO The DIspatsa.l

MIDDlEsDoRo'. KY, November LA
man named Garrett was arrested IN
Southern Tennessee yesterday. He was
brought to this city last night, As 1t was
believed he was the man who on Wed
nesday shot Norris Watts, tho wealthy
young Englishman. A preliminary hear
ing was had before tho city Judge. at
which the man finally acknowledged the
charge end stated that he had no reason
to give in justification Of his crime. Gar
rett is twenty-eight years old and is a
wood-chopper living in Tennessee.
Threats OF lynchirg are numerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
Holiday In London.

[By Anglo-Auericsn cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November This Is the
semi-annual settling day at the Bank OF
England, and consequently holiday on
the Stock Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
GEORGIA ToueAs" FIGHT.
The knife aud Pistol U.sd--Two Men Pro-
baby Killed.
IBy telegraph to the DIspasca-l

CoLuMBus, Ga, November Ito
night viii Wallace, the notorious despe'
RADIO from Harris county, got into dim
Guilty with Coon Narramore and Frank
Huckabee in private house, which VIII
probably result in two deaths. Huck'
abee cut Narramors in the stomach, In
ficting . frightful wound, and Wallace,
who 10 paralyzsd in the right les. tne
result OF a wound received in . difficulty
. few months aimee, advanced on huck'
abee, sheohas him three times through
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
ALABAMA STATE FAR.
The Tastes, Trotting and Hacfng In tho
United stRtes-Tbo Fair Closed

fBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
BrRMNGHAM, Ala, November l.-At
the closing races at the State Fair to-day
Bin Archer. three-year-old, belonging
TO Nav Overton, of Nashville, trotted a
mile in 2:22l, which is the fastest time
made this year by any three-year-old in
the United States. Hal Painter paced
against time for purse OF $3.50, making
:, mile in 2:l2i. The Fair closed to-day
after two weeks success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
PROBABLE FATAL STREET DUEL.
Lawyer Basel and Editor Rtchards Tx
change shots-Basssl Noundea.
fqnactat ,.t..-.,, ~ thu T)isu4tch1

Especial telegram 10 the DispsIcn'l
CLAKsBURG, w. Va, November l.
The Clarksburg Telegram that appeared
this morning contained slanderous
publication concerning John Basel, one
OF the leading lawyers OF West Virginia
and q prominent Democrat. The
article was too vile for publication IN a
decent journal. This evening Basel
met w. L. Richards, the editor OF the
Telegram. on the street aud drew his
revolver. Richards drew at the same
time and both began firing. Five shots
we're exchanged and both men were
wounded. A ball passed through Bas,
sells groin. II is believed Basel VIII
die. The affair has caused intense ex-
element.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
orixinaI-Psohago Houses Closing.

TOPEKA, KAN, November 1.-The orr
ginal-package houses are closing here
today. Only one remained open at
noon. Judge 7. Cladwell's dscision is
received with JOY by the ProhibihonistA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
THE NEXT HOUSE.
RAN. FUCKERS ESTIMATE BY sEc'
TONS AND STATES.
Ono Hundred and Eleven Demcernes
South, sixty-scveu North-Demo-
cratic Majority ~ 20 IL
rsp,c.al telegram 20 the pispsteh.j

LEXINGTON, Va, November Hon.
J. r. Tucker has Just given your corre-
spondent bis forecast OF the results oil
next Tuesdays election. As your read.
ers know there is probably no one in this
country better qualified to foretell the
outcome Of congressional election. Mr..
Tucker calculates that the Democrats
will have at least l78 members OF the
next Congress. or a majority Of IL This
result be thus attsins:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
DOODLE IN ESSEX.
A Case for tho United states Couro-'"'
A. Jones's Prospects Bright.
49,. 81, 81, 4. a,rh v,n,t Dfanat~hl

A Case for tho United states Couro-"'
A. Jones's Prospects Bright.
[cerrespondsncs OF the aich Dispstcs.l
OcCUPAon, VA, Nov. ], 1890.
One Of the new issues of colored Ke-
publicans just registered, in blisssful
ignorance Of the law, has let the Doodle
cat out Of the bag and at the same time
involved himself in its meshes. In the
presence OF n number OF Witnesses IN a
store at Lloyd's he openly and above
board offered 10 pay another colored
voter, who generally votes the Demo
cratic ticket, pair of boots at e.. % IL
he would vote for Brown, and give him
an order on the precinct party leader.
He will be better known by his nick
name OF Boots now than ever.
TWELVE HUNDRED MAJORITY.
IL all indications and appearances are
not very deceptive and Republican
Doodle is not used to a very great extent,
Colonel w. A. Jones's majority IN the
district ought TO be not loso than 81, 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
Why Go North {

Time and again tho public remarks. "why 10
u we can't got anything Ike northern people ."
Why don't you encourage US, and yea viii csc
IL can De done. We have concluded 10 carry on
the WALLPAPER AND DECORATING BUst-
NESS 10 the finest manner. sad are saso We can
please the whole public II yea assist us IN doing
so We arc doing better WORT. keep - well 80
Iscted stock Is thsT Go. and cur sraaxsmenn
ere such W can prooess asysains dssissA n
eur line, and We assure you shs. ~tsA NJ.
cHAaLxs q. HUxxsL ne srtiss = ~ ssssss
Department. snd Mr. J. n. HEWITT b -
WALLPAPER Department. W ssa p'ssss svssT
BODY who 70 willing 70 passoaizs
sSoorn wAII~rArSa AND DpcoxArzva
oeMfAxy. MIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
A New Cardinal.
rpy telegraph to ths DIspnscn.I

Nornr DAME, Isp. November LIN
an Interview Vicar General Bssdy, Of
81 Louis, stated that Archbishop
Ksnsick vas soon to BE- created Csrdi-
nal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

Barn Burncd--Ord cred TO the Navy-rard.
Especial telegram to the Dispsteh.l
NORFOLK, Va, November The
barn of Thomas Morecock, in Norfolk
county, was destroyed by fire last night
together with lot of corn and fodder.
The United States steamer Petrol has
been ordered to the naEy-yard here for
repairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
THE THIRD VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
Complete Returns by Counties Giving the
Increase aud Decrease.
tqno,Iol ,ol.gr,m 70 me Dlaps,eh.I

WAsHTNGToN, ID. g., November l.
Interpolation of the Third Supervisor
district OF Virginia il as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
MEMORANDA
AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

NEW YoRx, November i.-Arrived; City OF
Chicago and Rtrurla, Liverpool Arrives outt
Umbria aud Bo,hhis. New York for Liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
E0R SALE,
IL BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE


LOT@
IS FEET Grove avenue and Walnut ssressA
SFsET Grove Avenue aad Park streets. %
isi riET Grove avenue ard PARK streets. -
ieoTREr Grove avenue and Robinson s'rss'A
II is SSFsErrlOyd svsaus and Rsoinsoa ssrsssA
"a, 81 F I rloyd avenue and strawberry
sso fSSi floyd svsnas and Aabara avenue
= so y floyd avenue and Havis ssrsssa cse
y! go rsEr Floyd avenue and narvts ssrss. -
~ rs FsEr Cary srss, and Cedar lana. ~ pss
re .sj FgErcsry. In Auburn nsas sOidisrs' HssA
- spFssT Cary ana AMI sycamore ssssssA -
% ' Tsir Cary and PARK s,rses4 sls psr fosS
go rsEr Main :sd A n.,n sls peg ess %
81 rERr xsis aaa Rssinsoa sssssA - ~
III FEET Mala ana strawberry susssA - pss
6 rssr Main near corner rvsAS.asa sssss
is FEEr Laurel street asar Hs,,y. ~ ~
foos
wssaisssca street. near cssy. ysna eapeA
Walnut street. near Grove svsasss ssonA
sssA.,l ssrss. asss s,esA sssm
"a, ss sssss ~ 12sss "a
t tsss: is:s IS. ) - - am
!. S q ~ 49, sa!x : /! Sevs.s sanSDs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
GOV. DAVID B. HILL.
he CLOSES THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW
JERSEY WlTRA TELLING SPEECH
"Put No Democrat ON Guard whose De-
mocracy Is Not Above Suspicion
Effective Blow mt Coalitions.
by telegraph 70 the pispstch.l


New HAVEN, November 1.-Governor
David 3. Hill closed the Democratic
campaign in this State in speech IN
this city to night. He spoke especially
on the importance of municipal and
county elections. he said the duty OF
the hour is the vindication Of Demo
cratic principles. This is no time
for ideals" or bargains with
the common enemy when the
very existence of our party is at
stake. The Republicans have everything
to gain and nothing to lose by combina-
tons with any Democratic faction. A
united front OF ali the friends OF the
true and genuine Democracy against OPP
position is earnestly demanded every
where whether in the State, county, or
municipal elections.
BEWARE
Pit no Democrat on guard whose
Democracy isnot above suspicion. Those
who encourage factional contests should
SO to the rear in times Of public peril
like these when the integrity OF the re-
public is assaled. I repudiate the
modern doctrine sought so diligently 20
be incucated in some quarters by we'll
meaning but unwise and misguided
friends that it makes indifference to the
success of Democratic principles in tho
State and nation what may be the out-
come Of local or municipal elections or
the political complexion of the candi-
dates elected.
HONEST But VIGOROUS PARTIsANsHIP.
This Is a very serious mistake. be-
lieye 10 an honest bat vigorous partisan
ship, and | cannot approve the suSges-
ton that our municipal governments
should lie conducted without regard to
political conditions. Democratic cities
and counties should have Democratic
officials. and none others. Their inhu-
ence will tend to the spread our princi-
pies,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
MAJORITY or SEVENTEEN.

Conceding to the Republicans the
doubtful Districts, the Democrats will
thus have sixty-seven representatives
from the North. These siNty-seven added
to their III from the South will give the
Democrats 17S members OF the next
House, a majority Of twelve. Ii is likely.
however, that the Democrats will have
seyenty-two members from the North,
which will make their majority seven
taen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
MONDAY, NovsSBss s, 1870.
AZ fo,91 O'Clock

N1E WILL SELL Al hOSiiON ON
MONDAY. HovssBss s, 1870.
at iO5D O'Clock
4 fine PLUSH ana HAIRCLorH PARLoR
SUITS Of 7pieces;
8 WALNUT and POPLAR FRAME BhD
LOUNGES;
q WALNUT and POPLAR WARDRoBEs;
10 WALNUT sad POPLAR BEDROOM SUITS
OF 10 and 8 pieces;
1 nne MAuooANY siDEBoARD. A CHINA
PRESS combined;
MAHOGANY TABLES Win Bras, crow-Feet;
MAHOGANY CARD-rABLRs. CLOCKS, MIR.
RoRs, HAIR and HUeK MATTRESSES;
FEATHsR-BEDs, FEATHER PILLOWS and
BOLSTGRS, BLANKETS, flOIlhks, oll-
PAINTINGS, CHAIRS, CENTRE. lAbLks,
STOVES, LACE CURTAINS, CURTAIN
roLEs.
SPECIAL
I ans CARVED LEGGED BRADBURY
7-oCTAyE PIANO; ORGAN.
A ano line Of WILLIAM R0GERss SILVER
PLATED WARB
AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP
We will sell a soRREL HORSE. good worker
and Gao s.idlc.horso; g0HNllukg WA0oSi
BHAss-MOUNIED uAKNRss
r. TUNSICLIFFR = CO..
no2 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS.
IA GRAPES. AND PEARS, &c--Ws will sell
AUCIIos sALss-Vuture Dsys.

by J. II. Nsleatins. Aucronser,
1893 easg Aaia street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
mAnnrA0xA
DEATHS.

sMITH.-D,cd, November !. 1890. Ma
MARTINI 4. SMITH aged seventy yeerp.
Funeral from her late residence, NO
1923 west Grace, on SUNDAY sttP. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
NORTH.

In the North the Democrats will elect
at least 81 representatives: In Msssschu-
sets, 2 !; in Connecticut, 2 and probably
3; in New York, 10; in New jersey, .
or 4 !; in Pennsylvania, 10 or II; in Ohio,
u; in Indiana, 7; in Illinois, z IN
Wisconsin, 2 in Michigan, 2 in Iowa,
2; in Minnesota, or 2. and in Cali
fornia 9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
TIE CRASH.

Like rsce-horse our vessel darted
forward. We struck the Vizcays amid
chips. and hope to God Imay never
lie tie witness OF another such scene.
The Hargravcs tore great big hole IN
the Spaniards side. saw our bowsprit
sweep along her deck, and man in gold
buttons and q peaked cap. whom 1 took
20 be the captain, was Knocked off the
bridge. Then the vessels swung slowly
obout until almost side by side and for
The fraction Of second there was the
solemn hush Of death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
By George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Jno. l.. Leughton, Jr., saleslnhnJ
Ma. q Hinth street.


CHAMBER SUITS, CARPETS. OUR
" TAfNs, O0ONlE0- AND HEATINu-
STOVES, WV htNs. CkOChkRf, slLVhh-
PLArRpNARE Al AUCTION.
OK MONDAY. s0yEnRER :. 1890.
At i0Y o'clock, I sill sell at my auction rooms
WALNUT AsB. shd s0PkA CHAMBER SUITS.
Win Nsrbie-T0p pieces;
TABLES, GArTRfesEs;
An invoice OF NBW HUGS;
COOKING, H2ATlNa-. and Olt~eToVES;
several SECONDHAND CAhPETs.
WINpOW-CUkTAtN6, REp.SfRiNGs;
HANDSOME WALNUT hALl-stAhD,
A general assortment % HOUSEHOLD CROCK.
Ellf aud 1IAWAhk.
ALSO,
a very desirable 10, OF yIR-PLArEDWARE
81 the very boat mako. None better IN ihia
city. Great bargains may be hal In those
goods. ohpksh W, aAIO,
nog Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS.
IA GRAPES. AND PEARS, Sc-Ws will sell
MONDAY. N0yTngsK 90,
a. 1880 o'clock
$50 punches CHOICE sAHANAs:
40 barrels MALAGA GRAPES,
Is boxes CHOICE PEARS.
WILLIAM JENKINS e son,
nog l430 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

In the South the Republicans will
carry but ten districts, distributed as fol-
lows: In Virginia, 2; in West Virginia,
2; in Maryland, 9; in Tennessee, 3, and
in North Carolina, /. The total represen-
tation Of the South is III. Subtracting
the 10 Republicans there remain Ill
Democrats.