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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
4 DvICE TO MOTHERS


For oyer nny year, MRS WISH
SOOTHING SYRUP has boon assi ~ Hi.''- -, y,
mother, for thoir ehilarsn shils ioe.h'-s -,
YOU Disturbed a, nish, AMI hfoseo 81 ~ - ;
oy .,es child suffering sad eryins ''@ -. !.
cutting .oeth, II ~ soai a, once AL 20. Z. =.
Of "ars wiasiew's soothing syfuy -
drsn reetoies. It's value 10 ineaSel'..'' ~
relieve tho poor nwle sufferer inins''''.', -,
pend upon IL mothers. nero = ~ 80
abou, Il Il cures DyssnssrT ava Us 81
regulate, ,ho s.oua sch AMI BOssi,' euro -
Cote soften, No Gums. reduces ianAia -
ana gives tons ana energy 20 hs Whole -,
M. w,n,low'. soothing syrup" for 3D., -
.es.ains Is ploasan, to tie taste aai . ~ go,
ser,pton Of oae Of no Olies, ahi o" ,,i
physiclAns .nd nurses In tne uHi''a $40, -
4 70, sale BY all druggists uroSsa'1' ~ IN
Price IS eenis bottle. BE safo -
.sKs wISsLow's SOOTHING si lH...,,l.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
Indlana's Democratic Plurallties.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 15.-The
official returns of the Indiana election
received by the Secretary OF State show
Democratic pluralities as follows
Trustler, Secretary Of State, 1859
Henderson, Auditor, 20,6l0; Gall,
Treasurer, 20,5O1 (; Mitchell, Judge Of
Supreme Court, 21,252; Smith, Attor-
ney-G General. 70, 226; Sweeny, Clerk Of
Supreme Court 20,499; Worries. Super.
intendent of Public Instruction, 90, 8l5
Peele, Statistician. 20,S73.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
A Picture.

A picture.
written for the Dispatehl
i stood within, this afternoon,
The cottage In the wood,
Whore on dewy morn in June
We last together stood.
While stsnding there my fancy drew
picturo brighter far
Than ever met poets view
From droamiGnd's aerial car.
She painted me cloudless sky
moon 10 give IL light,
And then, mothOught, she caused 70 sigh
The zephyr Of he night
She painted me rural scene,
The earth with verdure crowned
A cottage white. with shutters green,
AID eedars all around
And che. within that latticed stoop
Which graced with moiest pride
The cottage there, with hempen loop
swinging hammock tied.
Then paus;ng, for q while she gazed
Adore. as II In thought,
When suddenly her features blazod
Win Inspiration caught.
And taxing up her pencil she
Two shadowy forms outlined.
Resembling those We sometimes SEQ
When dreams disturb the miRd.
tried nv throbbine heart 10 hush.
But II would breathe Thy name,
As gradually beneath her brush
These forms distinct became.
Asleep upon that hammock there,
In summer garments dressd,
eaw q maid whose raven hair
A snowy pillow pressed.
And by her side man saw
Win forehead high and bare,
Who ben, with look bospeaking awe
Above tho maiden fair.
And then my fancy took her tight
And left me lost IN thought.
stiii gazing on that picture bright
Which she for Lac had wrought.
W. A. MATHEWS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
SENATOR 6oRMAN TALKS.
What lie Says About the Democratic
Victory.
Washington Eyoning star. GIL

A STIR renorter met Senator German late
this afternoon. The senator sara .tlat tho
victory of the Democracy was an express
sion Of the people against ra1lcai meai
sures. such as the Republicans had
brought forth during tins Congress-
{" You had tho same thing,' ne sald'
sin 1874. when the Repu Dncans attempt
ed TO pass the force bill. We carried Mas;
sachusetts that wear, won general
SWEEPING victory. We held the House from
that time until the election before TINS,
when the country thought We had pro-
Dosed a radical measure and we lost the
present Honse The conservative people
~ the country are very sensitive TO any
thing which they conceive TO be radical.
They have repudialeo 'Ho h'P"'''A' 'V'
radical measures. ,,v: I'm III
"You refer 10 the Mchlnley oii as weii
as 10 the elections bill. asheu tue otou'
Most certainly the CONSERVATIVE people
behave IN the great principles OF our Gov
ernment and resent any encroaehment.
There is no connection; there " no excite
ment hnt there il an undercurrent OF deep
feelino which finds expression NJ the polls.
Thara are many Republicans who will not
49,, a,I pair Marty in a radical course. and
go ression to their sentiments by
s 49, 80 80, oIyey from the polls"
Tbl o.. man asked if he thought the
v;ct nv go ,sonld be lasting: If it would give
~, ,hto' M, m "crats the next President.
'-S II danends upon their course. II they
.ra na,,ti ous and conservative they may
expect long Ire Vi po"oi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
Lynchburg and tho II. * D.
IN. tol.o.auh N fha Disuatch.l

baltimore, November 15.-United
States Senator Daniel and a number of
business-me from Lynchburg had a
conference to-day with President Mayer
and Vice-Presidents Smith and Lord
and Director Blsckford in regard to the
extension of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road from Lexington to Lynchburg, n
distance Of fifty miles. The Baltimore
and Ohio officers promised the Virginia
delegation to look into the matter at an
early day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
Two Thousand Girls Locked Out.

ny tc4obioPh " f"' N'7iN'~-'i -
DANBURY, CoNN., November l5.-Tho
hat manufacturers this afternoon decided
to lock out 1900 girls employed IN the
trimming department on Monday and
allow the other departments to operate;
IL the trimmers stand by their demand
for few DAYS, however, it will necessl-
tate the shutting down of all the depart
ments of the twenty factories IN the city,
and thus throw out of employment III, OOO
matters and paralyze the hating indus
try temporarily at least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

tho National League. We won't, hovs,.,
hurry ourselves, as the League gill ~,
probably meet again till late in the va,
ter, and at that time We hope b. hs~.
everything settled. Philadelphia nav \.
settled by the consolidation Of tue Pa
ers' aud Athletic clubs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
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Rocks. pamphlets, Folders. Circulars,
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nramptly aud at low ratcs ct the DiWaid'
PRINTING House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16


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many excellent qualities commend j.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
,ss. Hc had nothing TO communicate

ness, Hc had nothing 70 communicate
OF political nature.
The Post to-day had long interview
with Langston. II is one OF the fellow
characteristic walls, and no talks Of con-
testing the seat OF Mr.. Epes before tho
noyt Great Democratic House. II 80 il
will he more with a view OF picking up
the money allowed for expenses than Of
expectation OF getting favorable YER
dict for every one knows that Langston
was beaten this year, just as he was
beaten two years ago. As Malone mas SO
often remarked, Langston's insane vanity
makes his mouth wag on the slightest
proyocation.
POsTMAsrERs
Fourth-class postmasters were APP
pointed to-day as follows:
Vireinia-J. s. Button, Scottsburg,
Halifax county, vice w. +. Russell, re-
moved.
North Carolina-A. S. Patterson, Bry-
SON Swain county, rice Ella \. Waters,
resigned: Mamie L. Harrington, Har-
rineton, Harnett county, vice J. 5. Har-
rington, deceased; f. M. Musgraye,
saulston, Wayne county, cice j. W
Gardner, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
o'sHEA's CASE.

Continuing, ho said that in the int
rests of his client. and in view OF the re-
markable plsadings it would be neces-
sary to prove the petitioners case by
sufficient evidence. The petition for a
divorce, no said, was filed in December
last. Mr.. Parnell had then put IN a
simple denial of the charge OF adultery.
Mrs. O'Shea did not content herself with
the denial, but made counter charges
against her husband, alleging that he
had committed adultery with number
of different persons, including her o"n
sister, Mrs. Steele. She also charged
him with cruelty and with having con-
niyed at her adultery for a period eK-
tending over several years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Western Union. .................. 90
Cotton-Oil Trust certificates. $780,. 10
Rynnswiek asked Is
Mobile and Ohio AZ. ............. 63}
Silver certificates Western National
Bank New York certificates issued
on deposit Of bullion). ...........lOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
A CONFESSION.

The plea almost amounted TO a confes-
sion Of adultery. The husband was
cruelty annoyed at tho defendant 8
charges, but he Clarke would be ablo
absolutely to disprove every possible
suggestion against him. He could show
that the charge Of connivance was
groundless that when O'Shea first
heard of the intimacy between his wife
and Parnell he challenged Parnoll to
fight duel on tho Continent, and that
continuous adultery had been committed
by the respondent and correspondent
would be placed beyond doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Lockwood, for the respondent, stated
that he did not intend to cross-examine
any of the witnesses called for the peti-
toner He would not call any witnesses
on behalf Of Mrs O'Shea, nor take any
part in the proceedings. go,
Clarke, of counsel for Captain O'Shea,
said that Lockwood's announcement had
seriously altered the position now that
neither Parnell nor Mrs. O'ohea would
take any part in the cases.
Mr.. Justice Butt here remarked A: The
situation is quite a new one to me, aud
asked does any one appear Tor larne.i Z
have inquired, responded Clarke. but
find that no one appears for HIM. 1t Is,
therefore an undeiended case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
WY0MlNG,s u. S. SENATOR.
Carr Receives All the Republican ana
Baxter All the Democratic Votes.
80 A.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHEYENNE, wy, November 15.-J. M.
Carr. ex-delegate to Congress, was to-day
elected United States senator from Wyo-
ming. He received every one Of the
thirtv-nine Republican votes in the Le-
eislature, while George W. Baxter. late
Democratic nominee for Governor, re-
ceived every Democratic vote, The Dem
ocrats ere hopelessly ia the minority.
The second senator Will DO elected Mon
low
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Nov. Mckinley, beg Old sherman % le,ust-,
bill sleep,
For n yon don't. Old Buckeye, yoll Paw, "a
cause 10 wa0p.
That spartan band o. Domocrs.s vii. ssrs.y lao
You Tow
II ever you pop u9 again IN SCOT 90 O.fis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
Death of Provost Morrison.

BALTIMORE, MD, November 10
Nathaniel Holmes Morrison, Provost OF
the Peabody Institute since 1867, 10 dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
Hob Printing.

Send your orders for Job printing to the
Dispatch Company and your work viii DO
dons promptly. neatly, chsaply, and salts
factorily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

So down went Mckinley % the bottom = ttas.l
There's hopes he'll Keep % going r0F l1tIt.
lands 10 --- nhem
Hes bot and growing hotter, hsiaIcA1 g.a.s',
tell
As be goes % the bottom Of 10 vel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Down won't Mckinley 3 no bottom = thst,f.
Down vent Mckinley o. mo bottom ~ 90 B. -
lie must ia very sad, wo knoE he's gsry ma. q
Since DO vent 70 mo bottom % no l0.e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

written Tor the Dbl patch ~ Monroe Wa.t
Democrat
There fellow naraci Mckinley. IN % s,.,.
OF Ohio,
Who framed sho horid tariff BIN. n tsr. 20,
all % know.
Both booile and corruption. he usoi hsra s,o,
agiu.
Bu. be couldn't stand tho pressure, ff5-, ID .
gallant David HILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
THE CASE OPENED.

Coward briefly opened the case for
the petitioner. He said that ms he I'M
derstood the case tho respondent denied
that she had committed adultery, as
did also the correspondent. The re-
spondent, he said. m addition to her de-
NAL further alleged that the petitioner
had connived at her adultery, had viii
fully separated himself from her. aud
was guilty Of unreasonable delay III
bringing action against her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price. 25 cents per huadssd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
svxrox TO LEAD THE pARNELMTEs.

LOSDoS, Enc, November l5.-Mr,
Sexton has been appointed to move IN
Parliament the Parnellite amendment to
the address in reply to the speech from
the throne. This implies that he will
lead the Parnellites during the absence
of their chief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
o'sHEA on THE STAND.

At the conclusion OF Sir Edward
Clark's address Captain O'Shea took
the witness-stand and was examined by
Mr.. Inderwick. lie testified that he in
troduced Parnell to Mrs. O'Shea. Ia
1881 he had an angry quarrel with her
about Parnelps visits 10 Ethan, OF
which he knew nothing until he found
il out himself that he heard OF Parnell
visiting her at other places and remon-
strated with her about it.
April, 1887, he received letter from
his son Gerald. On April 10Th he saw
Mrs. O'Shea and had long and painful
interview with her; showed her his
sons letter. The letter referred 10 was
read by Mr.. Inderwick.
THE SONS LETTER.
II communicated matters relative TO
the visits OF Parnell to Mrs. O'Shea.
The writer said no had heard the voice
of 81 that awful scoundrel Parnell talk
ing 10 the dog. He further said he
should have liked TO have knocked him
down; but he did not wish 30 upset his
mother, who had told him that Parnell
had only come to dinner, and would
soon be gone
perhaps" the letter continued, 81
ought to have kicked him. You how
ever, know more about these things
than do. But il you wish me to kick
him it shall be done on the first oppor-
tunity."
Mr.. Inderwick: "There is serious
charge against you as regards Mrs,
Steele. Is there any truth IN that
charge? Or is it as absolutely and en-
tirely untrue as are other charges against
you?
Witness eyes, certainly, they are
oil entirely false.
There was no cross-examination and
Captain O'Shea left the witness-stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
rBy AnsIo-Americau cable to the Dispatch

LovDoS, Eng, November l5.-The
refusal OF Mrs. O'Shea TO make any de
fence in the action for divorce brought
against her by her husband and the fall
ure of Mr.. Parnell to appear in court to
refute the charges made against him IN
the matter have caused an immense SEN
sation. The utter collapse of the de-
fence is tantamount 10 acknowledgment
of guilt to the Court and will result in
Parnell being condemned TO pay the
costs Of the divorce proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
, 1mprnrAI cKsARn sM1Lrs on ART.

A skull-but of decidedly more modern
and dtstingue appearance than That IN !, MISS
Logan's studios also kept by Mss ooedg-
wick. and over its osslfiod features there
seems 10 fit GENIAL. non-earthly smile. az
If il approves the decorative rather than
the " serious" Two cross-bones are also
kept in a sort of cupboard, and these, to-
gether with the capital organ, are ottlme5
hauled out. "pirahcally" grouped, and
painted 10y delft, pretty fingers. In tact,
nearly all artists have sort of tondneSs
for drawing skulls, as the lights and shad-
ows are SO clearly brought out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
egocK ouOTAToNs

Alabama--Clsss A, to 5.......,. .l03
Is, oS. .'iVi
Georgia rs, mortgage. ......:...
North Carolina consol SIS. Tex. mt )l22
North Carolina 4's,............... ~
South Carolina Browns. ........... %
Tennessee 6s. ......ss..s.'....I Vo
Tennessee 6'e. ................. .lU1i
Tennessee's settlement. .......... 10
Virginia Sc. ............(b id) 80
Virginia SIS, consols. .............. AZ
Chesapeake and Ohio. =.
Northwestern. ............... .103
Northwestern preferred. .........., l35
Delaware and Lackswanna. ...... 1924
Erie. .................. 49,
East Tennessee railroad. 80. 1900. "a
Lake Shore. ................... .lO34
Louisville and Nashville. -. ...... 60.
Memphis and Charleston. ..,,.u 81
Nashville and Chattanooga Eek. diy.) 96
New Orleans Pacific, LIST mortgage. S7t
New York Central ................ ga
Norfolk and Western preferred. -. 5li
Northern Pacific ................ 49,
Northern Pacific preferred ....... 81.
Pacific Mail. 80
heauiAg ..'.......'.. ''s.'.s.s... Zdl
Richmond and Allegheny ...... -.
Richmond and West Point Tsrml.. lat
Rock Island. ..............,..... %
St Paul. ...,............. 46t
81. Paul preferred. ................i02
Texas Pacific. ................ Ia
Tennessee Coal and Iron. ......... at
Onion Pacific. nomenclature. 45s
New Jersey Central. .......,.....i 1901
Missouri Pacific, ...............,. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Her studio differs great deal from that
Of Miss LOGAN. and is more cheerful, "a pic
lures of flowers and pretty landscapes be-
deck the walls. Here all sorts of work IN
the aesthetic line is done, from painting on
muslin TO decorating china. This latter ~
practiced great deal by the pupils, and
some of the painting done by them, is ex-
quiste. In decorating porcelain and emma
gilt is used TO large extent. and when
added to the delicate shades makes very
pretty effect,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
MoNFY am rxcHANaE.

Erenin0. Exchange quiet and firmer
at 4SOla4s6l. Money easy, closing Of
cred at 5aG. Suh-Trossury balances
Coin, Sl4i, $4,000; currency, 81, 49,
600. Governments dull but steady; 4
per cents, 1872; AIS, l04. State bonds
entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16
PRIoKs LOWER.

Prices tonight are naturally lower,
aud Atchison as lost lia79, the incomes
2s4S, Canada Southern lists l9slO4t. Ere
DDS 1s97i, Iowa Central lsts laS3, North
ern Pacific BIDS lIal07, Oregon Short
Line 6's lial05, Texas Pacific incomes
l,a32, Reading As la76-lsts l3e523,
Wabash lists lia96. and the DDS 2a7O.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
B6l, $50 shares, Of unlisted IL ,46S,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Collector Brady, Of Petersburg. has
been here for two dayn on official busi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Miss Logan instructs her pupils IN SO.
rious" work-that is to say, the style OF
painting aud drawing which IS directly
opposite TO the decorative. Her students
copy almost exclusively from nature and
life, and devote most Of their time and at
tention 10 drawing faces and heads. with
work, and every feature is studied with
the utmost care.
To obtain accuracy and exactness OF ex.
preston Miss Logan also instructs some OF
her pupils in anatomy, and 1t Is surprising
how well they do their work.
Somehow all the young ladies who were
seen by the reporter when ho visited this
studio had tho air of artists about them.
They seemed so earnest and enthusiastic
about their work. Many Of them. Miss
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-01
OLD "HOSS" SALE.

The following packages remaining in
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass freight
depot over ninety days, will be sold for
charges, at the auction house OF Burt
Ashford, Saturday at 10 a. m, August
16, 1890.
One box coffin lining, marked OK. Mil
Ter & Co., Lexington, Tex.
Two dozen brOoms, marked u. d., no
destination.
One; half pail candy, marked lei, Hal
letSville
One case shoes, marked S. f. & Bro,
Laredo.
One case lamps, marked Vincent Maitz,
Monterey.
One case toys, marked H.lPenbrook,
Salt Lake City.
Two kegs spikes, marked I. & H., no
destination.
One barrel sand, ETC., marked H., no
destination.
One crate marble, marked E. W., no
destination.
One crate marble, marked III. & B., San
Antonio.
One small box C soap, marked M. c. &
| Son., San Antonio.
One package mop handles, marked A.
H., Beeville.
Two boxes hardware, marked j. n. H.,
Monterey.
One box wood pins, marked Perry
| Downs, Realities.
Seven packages toy express wagons,
marked b. A. b., Rockdae.
One box advertisement matter, marked
| A. NJ. Bruni & Bro, Laredo.
One box shoes, marked 5. j. Sawalsky,
San Antonio.
One box merchandise, marked j. G..
| Ivy, Seguin.
One box essence coffee, marked F.,
| Elmendorf.
| One box smoking tobacco, marked S. L..
& Bro, San Angelo.
One half barrel machine bolts, marked
| S. A. Foundry Co., San Antonio.
Eleven boxes canned vegetables, marked
| H., San Antonio.
One box glassware, marked f. j. john
| son, San Antonio.
One barrel Hardware, marked Mackey
Brick Il Tile Co., San Antonio.
| One tent and poles, marked E. b. Sloan,
San Antonio.
One box lye, marked III. II. Carmichael,
| Randera
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-01

Before Justice Heron an affidavit
was made this morning against three
little boys for assault and battery on
another boy.
Emily Bun ting, colored, has been
charged before Justice McAllister
with theft of over $50 from Harnish Il
Baer.
Republicans from several parts of
the state have written that they in
tend to be here at the State conven-
ton and some of them will invest in
real estate.
The colored Odd Fellows are COM
ing, and according to the hand bills
thrown out, "by the kind permission
of our own most excellent mayor, the
lovely San Pedro springs has been
secured for our visitors"
AT the birthday surprise dance at
Mission Garden Tuesday night, in
honor of Miss Katie Hannich, the
names of Misses Emma Lang and
Mamie Seffel, and Messrs. NJ. 'Gazell,
and Anton Hauser, were accidentally
omitted.
Somebody stole the door key of
Greenwood & Co.'s store, south side of
Main plaza yesterday, and last night
opened up and stole some costly UNI
brellas and socks.
The committee soliciting sub
scriptions for the republican conven-
TONS expenses, while in session in
this city September 3rd, were out to-
day and met with success.
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