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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH
NRW YORK.

Nav YORK, November 24.--Cotton quiet: sales
to-day, 80 bales; middling uplands. sc; mid
ding Orleans, s1zc. for both yesterday aud
to-day the net receipts at al ports sre l24,4S
bales; exports-to Great Britain, 81, 14s beies;
70 France, i0,0l6 bales; % the Continent, 3D.
57I balas; stock, 1,IS2,2 1892 balea. southern
-four duh and heavy. Wheat lower aud eu4li 10.
rod, sl.00 IN store and elevator; el.0OHa
S1.O7L ai0at options opened 1al94e. lower on
the increase ia the amount On passage, larger
receipts here and at the West, and lower cables,
later advanced slightly, bat fen avey, closed
li6alAe under yesterday, and duh ana Nesxi
No. 2 red, November, Sl.045si Decembor,
SI.O55s; Msy, si10hs Corn higher nrnl. ADD
scarce; No. 2, 7Ia75c. In elevator; 7flsa1 S1tc-
aroat options much excited On scarcity OF con-
tract grade and wants Of sh0rts; November up
flIly Sc. December, 1870. other months, "a
SSc. November, 75c.; December, blAc.; May
5236c. Data moderately active ana Hoedf
options fra bat duh; November, 4VAc.; May,
Acc. spot No. 2. 4oMaAlisc CoEee--Optlcns
closed barely steady ami UNCHANGED % 80 Gown;
November, 1870: Dscember. tll. 75as ll.vo:
March, e1l.25aslI.%6 spot Rio dull and nami-
nal sugar-kaw quiet end nrm refined que,
and easy. Moiasoes-New Orleans quiet and
steady. Rice nFm and fairly active. Petroleum
quiet aud steady; refined, New York, e.f0c.
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, $3.50 C0stcs.see9
Oh quiet and nrm; crude, 25c. Roain dnls Dut
steady; strained, common 70 good, ~. Soas i;4v.
Turpentlne dull and weak q. soaso, ~ r.
dan but steady. Beef hams quiet l1sscee Desf
Quiet. Cut meats quiet and duh; shoulders,
5ssa5lSc. Atddlrs nFm and qnlet- Lara losef
ana dnlI: western steam, t1.l2lt.; city e0.Io;
Deoember, $3.50; January, s6.b4 lid sfeignts
weak aud dull: cotton. 3-f0d. grain. Slzd.
BALTIMORE
BALrryoER, November 24.-Flour dun and
unchnnged: receipts, $1,000 barrels; ship
mants, AFRO bafreis; sales. ix5 barrels.
Wheaf-Ne. rod steady al . eeSiine; spot
Deeen,her. 81. o5aas1. 035i January, S1.Q65ss
si.Os1s; May, sLllAAsI. - steamer, No.
rof. YistaN86i1e.: receipts 7o,4f5 bushels;
ssock, i,1eO.D36 bushels; esles, l5s. GOO bush
els. southeru wheat weak faitx, sixei.0e;
Longberry, a.. 0eae1.0o. Cogn--hixed. irEegss-
iar, etsDs. 90. asked; year, 5ut.c-. dana-
AIRY. 5aAc.: February. b4slao4Ae; Malta.
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eeNgaAL w b. {. &c SUCCESSOR
y. y. Meredith Unanimously Nominated
by the Alexandria Convention.
Tsf,eflsi teiaerstn 10 ina Disnatnh.J

AoRtNthA tttcktolN W tio BlnhafstA1
ALEXANDRIA. Va, November a. The
convention TO nominate 6 Democratic can
didate % succeed General Leo IS Repre-
sentative Of the Eighth district, met in the
Opcra-liOaEe here to-day az noon. Delegates
we're present from eyery county Ia the dlsirict
Tho convention was nallcd % order by Leonard
Mar0ufy Esl. chsirn1n o. tue DsTci Commit
tee who announced that the committee had
agreed on state Souat3f-ble3t George A. Nuah-
bach, 81 this city, for Temporary chairman, ana
John !. Bissell, Of Londonn' as temporary score
tory.
RESOLUTIONS or REsFEcr.
Tho r1iea Of the House we're adopted and the
majority rule % elect was agreed upon Com
mitiees on credentials, permanent Organization
resolutions. &c, we're appointed.
RESOLUTIONS Of respect 70 the memory o. tho
late General Ice were offered BY SIR. G. +.
Nichol, % Prince William, and Wele adopted.
reCees until o'clock was then taken, IN order
70 allow the committees time 70 prepare their
reports.
On the roassembllng Of tho convention tho
Committee on Permanent Organization re-
ported tho name Of lion. Ham shepherd, Of
Eauquief, as permanent chairman AID James
X. Cation, Of mis- city, as permanent secretary.
a yice-presdent from each county In the dis
trict was Also appointed.
THE ONLY CANDIDATE.
The name Of Hon. 4. Z. Meredith, Of Prince
William was placed ~ nomination by cr-Sena-
tor X. Watson Moore, Of Fairfax, who opened
his speech with an euioglstic tribute % General
Ice. Mention OF tle name OF grover NleFelhud
IN Mr. Mooro's speech brought out loud applause.
Tho nomination Of Mr.. Meredith was seconded
by Mr. y. w. ShRCkolford, OF Orange; Samuel q.
Brent, q this city, and Charles l.. Nichol, OF
Prince william.
Captain Mect1, OF Fauquler, an Alliance farm
en- took OCCASION 10 say that the stories In regard
70 the farmers not supporting the nominee was
false; that they would ali support him whoever
he was.
E1-Representativo Fppa Hunter was invited
20 the platform amid loud applause and calls Tor
a speech, but he declined tOspoak until the work
Of the convention had been finished.
UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN.
As no other name was presented 20 tho con-
ventOn, Sir. Meredith was unanimously chosen
as the standard bearer by a rising vote. He
was escorted 70 the platform by committee,
and In a speech OF an half hours duration
thanked the convention for the honor conferred
upon him and announced his ali egiaDce to tho
Democratic party aud Its principles. lie was
followed by General Eppa lunton and others,
and the convention adjourned wen pleased with
Itself ana its candidate.
1hs convention was a most harmonious one;
good Will and meUlmtnt being the order OF the
Day from start 10 finish.
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Totbo yyorrd,s Fair Convention.

Colonel Thomas whitehead. the COm-
missioner OF Agriculture, left yesterday
morning for Norfolk 10 attend tho meet
ing Of tho Worlds Far Convention Of Vir-
ginia. lie expects 20 return g. Richmond this
evening. The Commissioner will deliver an adj
dress cfore tho Assembly upon the imperative
importance Of fall representation at the grand
show ln SOB
Mayor EllysOn and Colonel 4. S. BuiOrd, dele
gates from Inc Richmond Chamber Of Commerce
anil members OF the Committee of Arrange
meuts. also went down yesterday morning. hi.
G. f. Wingo, tho other delegate from this body
was too unWel 20 attend, but Dir. Thomas Chris
tian went ss bis alternate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

by telegraph 20 the Dspatchl
t-.r.r.1rH. n. D., November 2.-First
.'ytu urlOugs -- BallstOn won;
h.... second, Algonquin third. Time,
-..I r.-s-rye furlongs-Coronot Won; Pre-
.. .I.- n', Jack Pot third. Time, l;Oo.
.. ...a- gayan furlonEs-,Jule g.. won;
'.s. .. sreUu1, Rove Dor third. Time, 1853.
urs.r-sx AMI half furongs-Sir VIII
lt. ., DICKENS second, GOOdly third. Time,
.a..-foug and one half furlongs-Thad
-.. LalceiOt second, BiackWood third
.-t.. s..-one and one eighth mlles-Bonnie
.lIy AZ. second. Monroe third Time,
AtoUTTENsURG.
l,s,f9, y. j., November 24.-Track
... tr.'crl1y rain.
rI..-GNo furIOugH-NatAhe ). won
D. second, Once Again third 1ime'
'... u.s-slx furlongs-IoanO won; Dali
r..s.. Monday third. Time, 1:lS4s
@ rt-s1 fuFlOngs-Dago won Uncle
....t, Peruvian thlrl. Time, l;&O;
cone iuue--bbtzen won; vortex
'. t.. ,.. ut.I6 third. Time, l:41.
'.. ...s-UDo pale and q quarter enoetta
".. ttu Deer second, Longstride thifd'
'-" eek and one-hau furlongs-Apollo
..-Uav second, Gyda taird' 1lise'
WORLDS EECoKps BEATEN.
..s. CAL, November 24.--Fr0u Frous
..s s .y, today beat Bell Bride world
.. l.sl1or Of q second, going mile IN
-.. ..g..t, smother ycGriing, beat The worlds
% .....l f4r ole-y 0nr-olds, going miie IN
o,IrEArUG3 ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
t.rt fs.r-ibree quarters Of mile, selling
o. ,., iet, Kitty. Romsuce, 49, AussraL
q. 4-sr- proar colt, lO2.
.age-uye eighths q q mllo--Busteed,
'' o. 10; Es,eiic, 100; Suatagem, lO1.
,,.IHy 'Uce-three quarters OF Il mile, selling
.'. JOS ao't, lI3 George G., los; Circular,
f"--' venture laly), lOl; Melbourne, %;
..errl, IS.
I'm race enc miio--NOW or Never, Rogue
W- nrz1ls, %; Puzzle, Benedictihe, Toano,
tfh. "a Peruvian, o..
GOV. fH1-Ole ana One-eghth miles, selling
.t' ir il9: Esguimau, as; Wyndbam, iO2
--. ls. q, 3Oo Kelly, 81.
c+- itc+-feYen eightbs y q nile, selling
..-tA, ~; bl-ckihOrn, ll2: Chester, lO9i
;1+.. A1 dun, Duko John, 10Y; Catalan,
ava, lie .ah, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

End several Saturday nights ago was caliei IN
the Police Court yesterday morning. ahu, ~ ~.
absence - Important Witness Q. contn ued uasi.
thia morning, when on examination VIII ps . ~
into. Gillian is now able to be out ana WI
probably be AZ the court to-day. ia.
The case o. Thomas Thornton, cnhrBsr 49, 49,
feioni0ualy RssaultiDg and boating yalilss
Wishart, was postponed Until to-day, the eoil-
plainant not having been summoned 70 appo@'
yesterday. -
Richard James Had Giles Porter tcoio i,
CHARGED wi;b accounting aad biting each other'
were released upon the payment OF costr- -.
Robert Bowel lcoOred), might've ron !,iHtt -,
from Manchester that had been scooped ia -
the Richmond police. Vas turned over 20 ehS ""-
in0rLtloa OF the cItr acrlas ne Jame-.
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ConsecratIon Meeting ofTrinitv Lodge.

Trinity Lodge, No 81, /. Q. G. l., held
well-attended conservation meeting at
Central Hall last night and tho occasion was
rendered more agreeable By the presence OF
many ladies.
After a song by the lodge chorus Mr. f. ".
strattOn offered fervent prayer Mr.
j. u. Shepherd delivered m address
upon tho object OF tse organization.
A solo was sung by Mr. Esau Cocker. Five
minute speeches we're made by members from
various lodges Of the order. a Quartete cons A.
ing Of McsErs. Glenn, HObaon. DenoOn, ald
Cocker then rendered pleasing music, and this
was followed with prayer md further singing
and speeches. A solo by Sir. .. w. Tyson was
much enjoyed.
Rescue Lodge, No. 532, Independent order
Good Templars, will have public meeting at
Cput-al n all On Decambar Ttl.
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DE GERS IN BERLIN.
He Confers with Emperor Villa and is
Breakiasted by Capriyi.
nv Anglo-Amerlcan cabla % ne D-apotch.l

fBy Angl0-Amerlcan cable 20 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. GER., November2A-Md de Giers
the Russian Foreign Minister, has arrived
in this city from Paris. This morning the
Russian statesman was received by Empe-
ror William, and they had "A conference which
lasted twenty minutes. Nothing, o. course, Is
known as % what transpired at this interview,
but 1t "a believed that nothing further than the
usual courtesies were exchanged, and that II Il
Is political matters which bring N. do Giers 70
Ber g. they will he discussed NJ later confer
enres. subsequent 60 his interview with his
Maiestg NJ. dc Giers visited the Imperial Chan
celior. and was entertained at breakfast by Herr
Won Caprivi.
The N0Ussti to-day publehcs an article COM
menting on the visit of tho Russian Foreign
Ninister 20 Berlin. The paper expresses tho
hope that NJ. De Giers viii succeed IA dispelling
All mlsund orstGndIER between Russia aud Ger
many and that the result OF his visit 10 tho Ger
mGa capital win DO 60 improve the relations be-
tween the two nations. Hope is also expressed
that he viii succeed in bringing about Improve
ment in he present relations between GefmAny
and France IN order 20 produce Che condition Of
complete appe8somCnt which Is unanimously
desired N Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

Alr. Thomas u. Burfoot died yesterday
morning az his residence, No. 1904 west
Marshall street, after painful Illness Of several
weeks The deceased was a son Jf the iatc
Thomas ". BuriOot, Of Chesterfield, and bro
Their OF DR.. W.. j.. BuriOOt, Of this city.
During the war Mr. Burfoot was a member of
Company A, Twelfth Virginia regiment 81 voiun-
toers, and many Of his old comrades will learn
with regret Of tho death Of this brave aud gene
rous colder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

With Jim Beatty; Falgah with Sesfis; Jones
Ready With SIX. Blue Rock VITA Sedan. Tho
thowa VIII run tomorrow CeierNinn Win
Lmerlck; Hope with Sedan; Hiao Rock with
Edns H. Out OF this nUmbcr the prizes IN The
stake vii be awarded. Tho trials are great
sHccosA The attendance 70 largo and all ere
wen pleased With the rs0unda and This place for
working i0e dogs, which assures tho trials FOR
neat year.
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
The Meeting at GreenvilIs To-Oay-Re-
wnrh Offered for Criminal.

ICorresp0ndonce Of the hlchmohI D3paIch'I
WELDON, n. c.. November 24-The
North Carolina Conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will convene in an
nual session in Greenyille tomorrow
morning at hali-past O'CLOCK, with Bishop
Charles B. Galloway, Of Jackson, Miss, pre-
siding.
A large number OF ministers went down 70
day. noticed among them Rev. l.. j. Holden,
Rev. William Grant (knOWn in Conference AS
Bishop Grant y, Rev s. ID. Adams, Rev. j. A
Lee, Rev. =. n. Stainback, and many others
Many changes arc expected 20 take place FOR the
ensuing Conference year. aud the work OF tlls
body az GreenVille will be Of special interest 70
ali hethodists Of this state.
The town authorities here have offered re-
ward for the apprehension Of the unknown man
who assaulted the Rev. w. b. Morton here last
THURSDAY night.
Hcagy wind-s.orms prevailed here yesterday.
There Is better feeling here IN tho cotton
fnarEcf to-day.
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nc LoNa DROUGHT eRoKeN.
Death Of Captain u. A. stofer at Hunters
viiIe--A Veteran Of Two Wars.
10, %, ta.,.a ~ thu RfehnDa1 DsDatch.l


foorrospondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
ururrnsvrI1R, w. Va, November 28.--
The long aud continued drought was
broken Saturday last by good rain, which
was badly needed. The farmers are about
throush "eribbing their crop OF corn-tho best
MAJ has been raised in this section for years
Captain d. A. Stofer died very suddenly ~ we te
unntaTNylle Hotel on Friday night last ne
wss about seventy-ouo years Old ana Mas never
married lie has no relatives IN West virginia.
Ue has two brothers living IN Yirgin'a--one 10
ORANGE county aud The other IN Culpeper county,
~ stcfer YES A Mexican soldier and had been
dravips a penglcn. When the var broke OCT
rel wesS he states Captain Stoyer raised COM
pany ana answered 70 the hfst can iot foi ss
tsers. lie left here with his company The istn
~ Nav Is9l aud was mustered into service az
Grafton, Va, fooW West virginia. lis company
WAS attached 10 the TNenty-ntth virginia i,liae,
Try and served through tes Hst sn1 ,a a.
the berd-;OlgAt battles Win Loo AuV ""sA'VN-
peaee la 10 his ashes.
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AN ARCHBISHOP ON TRIAL.
What the Prelate says-He Is Found
and Fined,

rBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
pans. FRANCE, November 24-An I'M
mense crowd gathered III and about the
courtroom this morning, all eager TO listen
TO the trial Of the Archbishop of AK, who
a charged with whiting an insulting letter TO the
Minister Of Public Worship In relation 70 the A.
IecE on French pilgrims in Rome. The Arch
biehop stood replying 70 the charges made against
him, recalled to the judges the violence 70 which
the French pilgrims IN Rome had been subjected,
and dilated upon he treatment that hGd been
accorded thom by the Roman mob.
In writing to IA. Faleres he had, he said, no
intention OF insulting the Minister and declared
that in 80 writing he had only fulfilled his duty,
His conduct, he rald, had been approIei by
ton had be opposed The Government Beyond
that he had nothing 20 esy. Tho Archbishop
MAS found gully and fined 5000 francs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
BUILDINGS UNRooFEp IN LURAY.
Several Seriously Damsged-A 1annsTy
on Fire-The Wires Down.
fsno,lal Telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

IrRAY. Va. November PA violent
wind storm accompanied by heavy fall
of ram passed over Luray yesterday about
III A. The residence of A. Broaddus
and A. }. Campbell were unrOoied, and the roof
Of the Lurav Female Institute was also damaged'
The stable OF Mr.. ). A. Buracker WAS blown
down. There were three horses In the stable,
bgt they we're not seriously Injured Other
SuildlpQs In tho town were also more or less
IboSt . =. N. Iiteford & Co.'S large tannery
cq1gbt ere, but was eXtlnguished before much
dansase was done by the IRE department oon-
nected with the tannery. The hre was aeci-
0vine 20 the failure OF the wires last night 70
work uroperly Intelligence Of the storm could
not BE- transmitted earlier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
Tsa-ru Work of a Cyclone In Lawrence.
Miss.

"Y telegraph 10 the DlNpdtch'l
Etr O.LcAEs. La. November 24.-A spe-
a.. a.. tne Picdyue from Newton, Miss,
... . cyclone from the southwest swept
...r '.vrence, four miles west OF here,
....t . lock yesterday. All the houses IN the
. #o storm were lifted bodily from the
Dr. .-.t carried away, many pieces " timber
....r.tl miles distant. The rcBidcnce OF
.... u.u1'-, IN which were his family and
f.,.. sHs destroyed. Mrs. Dennis was Sc
.... .-I seI about the head and had cue
.. ...l. located, while one Of her children,
....l RAD her brains dashed out by falling
..I. ...3 shortly aiterY ards. a number OF
... ..a, wr-e blown Hway, leaving tho occu-
..... a.r bruised bodies and broken limbs
I. Methodist church Wab almost entirely de-
a.... .a WAS also the residence Of MIR. ebay,
... ~ Glanced 90 be absent The cyclone
... ...- u the slmo direction a. that
,s. . t. mo one which passed through hore
..... ....s ago ana which destroyed the
waco o.s-eEald and Weston.
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H5atN-s CAUGHT IN A BLIZZARD.
A la-aer and Ills Family Frozen to
Bcath on Chilhow0e.

KNOXVILLE. lynn. November 24.-A
r -r..asl TINS city of a snOw-storm in
" ....W.s Mountains, south OF here,
t.... 4 wagon tram Of emigrants. west
... ...r. Do Vas caught tn the blizzard. The
.tsI ~ FIX wagons and thirty-thrce
when the storm began all went into
a.rrl q farmer named George Akers.
r....s family, went on up the mountain
.. ...i they lost their way and rolled into
o.. .. ..a. ra,iuo aud we're frozen 70 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
FRANCES GREAT MINERS STRIKE.
Engineers I'm Charge of Machinery At
tacked-sharp Fight with Soldiers.


tacked-sharp Fight with Soldiers.
fgy Angl3-American cable TO tho Dispa;ch.l
PARIS. November PA dispatch from
leila. one of the centres of the cOal-miners'
strike in the Department of Pas de Gains,
saws body of strikers attacked the enGl-
ueers who were In charge Of the machinery In a
factory at that place. he factory had been able
20 secure supply OF coal, HEich rendered u IN
deDendcnt OF Tie mines in that vicinity and this
coalition Of affairs euragsd the strikers, whose
evident desire s 90 bring all the Industries OF the
place 90 Btandsiil
The military authorities had an idea that the
strikers would make an attempt 10 compel the
factory 10 shut down and they therefore ordered
the detail of a small body Of troops 10 protect the
property ana the employees. The strikers we're
very determined in their onslaught on the en-
gineers. despite the presence OF the soldiers.
FINALLY, the troops took a hand in the matter,
AMI after sharp fight drove the strikers away:
MANY OF the leaders Of the attack were placed
under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
The sick List.

Mr.. W d. Tompkins is extremely Ill OF
his residence on First street between Main
and Franklin. His son, who reside5 In Washing
ton has been telegrHphed for.
Mr. George A. Barksdale was better last night,
a. was Mr.. Lawrence BOttler.
Mr.. Lewis Blair's condition was about the same.
Rev Dr. HOge aud Mr.. Mann 5. Valentine con-
. n n IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

RICHMOND INVEST OCk MARKET.
NOVEMBER 23.-Receipts 800 head cattle, PCS
head sheep, and 400 head hOgs.
Sales 800 hesd cattle, zoo b ad sheep, aud
500 head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle. best, 3lfa4Izc. gross medium 20 good,
3sJjkc. gross common to fair, 1I4a234c. grors-
Bulls, 2a235c. gross.
Shsep, 3tia4As. gross
Hogs, 5a5llc. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
The Theatre and Aeadsmy.

The Sea Queen. which is represented to
be a refined muucal drama founded on an
old German legend Of the Rhine, will be seen az
the Theatre the last three nights Of this week
and at the matinee on Saturday.
The sale Of seats for Mr. Wilknson's Widows,
a splendid comedy, will open at the Academy Of
Music this morning. The engagement is for
three nights ana Saturday matinee, beginning
tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

LospcN. November 24.-A dispatch from
Buepos hyres SAYS The news OF TIE
nbdioation u F0nsaca vas received IN mo
C5rande 20 sui with general satisfaction, ana hes
fhat Sac. The obstraosions placed Ia the ho
llrsade have bose remoged, and the slNer hts
been reopsned 70 commerce. Inc msnfsons
troops are diEb6ndiag."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
Eastera FisIa trials


>, y FII'EI NI'lI 70 VI t''"I'1.0"'I
iiioH Poisf. November M.-lhe Irish
~. teT Derby eas continued to-day. The
80 nss 2os- ava he weather favorable tor the
80. ticho 4ai9 ran With squad, Coietaino WITH
Z, stol iae !a9ets awarded She nTst prize
Tfs&gei s4elad ~ CoieIsine, third % kicbo.
'1s sIAgs stake Hss rcn " i0llose; hepe
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LaLor lI,u Ia.er,i.w the PIssIdsnt.

WAsHlSGToS. November 2s.--A commit
tee Of the American Federation OF Labor;
headed by Samuel GOmpers, OF New tork, bad
an Interview with the President today on the
lebor question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
French Labor Arbitration Board.

PANS. November 2i.-Presldept Carnot
h.s sSssned the draft OF q bill TO establish
a bnard Of conciliatiOn 20 arbitret9 labor dis
o,,tee. Ths decisions Of the board win only POS
t.se moral, not legal saaction, but tney VII nave
certain force IN court Of law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
carm oncita = wife.
[By teIeernph % the Dlspa.ch.l

TOLEDO, o., November 2.-Ihe mana
ger of Carmencits, the Spanish dancer, &c.
fnowledRed today that she had been married
In New York last August to Senior Pueblo Esche-
pare, the leader OF toe spanish students Band.
They were childhood lovers and schoOlmates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25

The City Ciruit Court was engaged yes
ferdsv in the trial OF the case of Richard
Gibson against William ii. BeVerdge. This
case grew out Of a property complication be-
tween defendant and plaintiff, IN which plaintin
gave lien on his property for counsel fees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
soc,al,.,Io Trinmph in Germany.

BrBrrN, November PA bye-election
,Oes held at Halle yesterday TO FL vacant
seat in the Rolchstsg. The seat has hitherto
been held by a member OF the National Iioefal
,srfy. nut yesterday the candidste Of that party
yas defeated BY Herr Hartmann, SOCIALIST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-25
E=H BANK IN TENNESSEE.
Collector allen. Of the Second Tennessee
District, Dead.

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WASHINGTON. ID. c., November A.-Ihe
C... .tr # the Currency has author
o.. ... Manu- acturers' National Bank, OF
t... I. I-uu., 20 begin business wltha
100000.
.l. a.'iue secretary Of internal reve-
-. ...stI o telegram to-day announcing
.. .... .t Collector Allen, Of the Second dis
...u-. sc. lie instructed the chief
o.. a.l a5 collector until the vacancy 10
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RLehmonaer, 10 New York.

. TI7IHnI telekran 70 the UIspateh,I
hfa lJsg. November "a The following
", ,s lnis RON Richmond were registered az
BE- here itsday; ,. VI, Gallagher, MARI
''ifH, L. O, Alasf, Aetr0pohten5 3. y. Price,
-.5; 4. ,. fCrd, Astor; hrs J. L, Wyman,
.ai'- 81. q. G. Cabeli, Celsman; W, =. MOnta-
80 NfAnl Cenl,si: ). Il. Drake, Marlborough.