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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
TIE OLD ooMlNloN,s SALUTE.
II Fires 500 Guns in Honor OF the Election
of Cleveland.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club had
big meeting last evening and fred sa-
lutte OF S03 guns IN honor Of the election OF
Grover Cleveland. Each shot represented
an electoral vote received by the Demo-
cracy In the recent contest, The firing OF
the cannon was heard all over the city. and
many who were not even members of the
Old Dominion gave vent to their feelings
OF enthusiasm while the artillery was
cracking away Ia old Jefferson Ward.
After the salute had been given the club
went into business session and consId-
cred the question Of participating in the
BIC procession on next Thursday night.
Committees were appointed TO make all
arrangements for the Old Dominion to take
part in the demonstration and considera-
bic routine business was transacted.
Mr. Abe Cohen. secretary Of the club,
presented that organization with a minia-
ture memorial shaft, on the front of
which were these words: "In memory of
Harrison and Reid The gift was accepted
with great enthusiasm.
The following committee was appointed
TO make all arrangements for the demon
strstion of next Thursday night: Abe
Cohen chairman. j. r. Flournoy, William
Canary. Il. 4. DuesberTy, j. A. Warren, Jo-
seph l.. Litchensteln. Alexander Mont
gomery. Alfred Otto, \. l.. Wood, Joseph
Heffey, NJ. r. Ramos. and Isaac Michael.
This body will hold meeting tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
ELECTION-D ROW.
FIFTY MEN INVOLVED IN A FIGHT
WITH LARGE KNIVES.
Fourteen men Seriously wounded and SIX
of These May Die-Proposed New
Telegraph Line-Stcady Rains.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
RALEIdH. n. c.. November 1870 far as
known there was only one row on election
day. That one was terrible. and will in all
probability result in six deaths. II was at
Big Rock Creek Precinct. in Mitchell
county, and was due mainly to whlskey.
Fifty men took sides. fourteen we're Sc
riously wounded. of these six being in q
desperate condition. Large knives were
the weapons used. The sheriff was on
the spot and did what be could. In trying
to separate fighters he was literally COW
cred with blood.
REPORTED.
Captain T. w. Jones. Tenth Cavalry,
United States army, who 10 the new ol1cei
on detail with the North Carolina State
Guard. arrived to-day and reported to the
Governor. He will probably live at Ashe-
vile.
1t is learned to-day that the through
trains on the Seaboard Airline Will run
INTO the Union passenger station at At
lanta, Ga, next Tuesday. Thus terminates
the long and stubborn fight for admission
there. The first train will be new one
engine, cars, and all.
NEEDED.
A new telegraph-wlre will be at once put
up between Richmond and Raleigh Uid
Oxford and KeysYille. The pressure OF
business is far too great for existing lines.
. For over forty-eight hours steady ram
has fallen with good effect upon the thirsty
land. The streams are beginning to I'LL
again after the long drought.
STOCK SALE.
The event OF tomorrow here will be the
sale os fOrty-three home-raIsed blooded
horses. Some buyers have already arrived
from various parts Of the State. These
horses were all raised at Fairview farm,
mile from here,
There are many inquiries as to what will
now be done with the persons-such as
Ohio Wilson. chairman of the Third party
who are known TO belong to Gideon's
Band. Their osecutiou-certainly that
OF Wilson'S expected by most people.
Some say they think Wilson. who IS so cor
daily hated. will leave the State. Even
the Republicans now express their con-
tempt for the Third party.
AsToNIsHED.
B. II. Bum Democrat) IN this district
gets close upon 2, 100 majority In the con-
gressional race. SO says W. @. Stronach,
the district chairman. A month ago Bum
thought he was defeated. The Democrats
are absolutely astonished at the sweeping
victory IN the State. There is great re-
joicing as to the Legislature. which was
the Radical-Populist point OF attack, par
ticularly in the latter part or the cam
paign.
DEAD.
1t is now said openly that the Alliance is
as dead as the Third party in this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
RIG HMoNp TOBACCO MARKET
rRerorted for the Dsspatch.i

NOVEMBER 10. mo offerings on Change To-Day.
Private sales: smokers. nliofs, ~: wrap
ners a.. ecraps. 25--tctal, % no2sleaoe-
ffn,.rns, ravanue collections CigArn ana
eiearstiss, s5. 1905; tobaecc' si.sso.oo-so'a''
S7,027.61. w v.u.e,. D.
tersburg. Va, and W. q. Dunnins'0''f WIS
v wrappers are fortunately moro sstive TO-DAY
.,a nave looked up this week ON private saiee'
Tae extrs output Of cigareuos s.ean We 'nIs rs
for ths New York Kinney hraaeh o. sno AMER
can Tobacco Company
Sales Al sheiearnss ana plsnssss. e =. u s,s,
s'sss e;ter the EurprislneiY good eIectton nc4A
New DARK tobacco iocse> y espccsed 70 nser
nsss xeck The planters Al well ~ me HAfg'
horsea are anxious for Eo>d esz5 season 70 ~
~ nj ,scn be time 70 talk u another !ceacc.
e.''pr,:on 10 Ricnmcn4 Thew Should q one
,esusns1lg nsAs ~ chrnen - - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
.rh.Io.ide T,sck.-

Last night The inside Track" was pre-,
sented at the Academy oy company
headed by Miss Kittie Rhoades. There
was only small audience present, and
there was an absence Of the exubersnt en-;
thusiasm which the untamed, unfettered
gallery god IS prone to display.
The inside Track" is rather tame
melodrama with a conventional plot
There is. of course. hero and heroine.
heavy VILLAIN, an assistant villain, police
man, and sundry other standard charac-
ters. The performance of last night was
very weak and dragged to an extent that
was very tiresome. There were needless
~ long waits between the acts, and al
half-past 10 the third act was just going on,
The company is very indifferent, ana tneIe
IL but little evidence of individual merit
except in the case OF Miss Margaret Ten
nant. who does her part very earnestly
and intelligently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

Reid conductor and engineer Make good
time as possible. as they are under masses
of political timber. Special north. Weaver
and Field conductor and engineer, IS an
nulled between Washington and Salt
River.
This order Is good for four % years.
ISignedl DrMocnATs.
Time received, Sunset. November Sth.
o..
GOOD OLD VIRGINIA PARADE.
Colonel John Il. Cary. who was oae OF
the foremost in the movement 10 have the
great iollihcation 90 celebrate Grovef's
election, yesterday received the following
sound advice, which was written on n
postal signed IAN Original Clevelanditen
In getting up the grand jubilee parade
make the procession not only Richmond
affair, but good old Yiiyinto parade In
vite al the clubs OF the STATE. Have the
Petersburg clubs with ne. They deserve
great praise. Have the Newport News
boys with as. The negroes can't over
ride them. Make II one blaze of Cleve-
land glory and have eTery house on line OF
march illuminated. Hurrah for Grover"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
1.-THE nnrzlern Tonight.

At the Theatre tonight The Dazzler y
will make itS appearance. This is one OF
the liveLest and merriest of comedies, and
viii 10 doubt be highly enjoyed by those
who sec it. The company is said to be un-
usually clever. and tho principals are Ger.
ta,nly people of reputation. They are
Anna Boyd, comely soubrette who first
became popular IN "A Texas Steer" at
the New YORK Biiou Theatre, and Joseph
OFT. a comedian of much talent. Besides
the performance tonight, there will be a
matinee and also an evening performance
70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Elsotion Rasnlt. in BERTHE.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR, n. c., November 9.-The
chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee has up to this writing received
returns from six townships. Rosene,
Democratic candidate tor the Legislature
has a majority of S99; Mitchell, for sena.
tor, $50; State and electoral Democratic
tickets majority OF 500; I. A. Woodward
(Democrat). for Congress. has a majority
of ESQ. The townships not heard from
win give large Democratic majority. The
Democrats made net gain OF $50 In thi:
township. The Third party received aboul
$50 votes in the county. Their votes were
about equally divided between the Demo
Gratis and Republicans.
At Lewiston Weaver. has largo vote,
owing to the fact that the Harrison ticket:
gave out and the negroes then voted the
Weaver tickets.
The Returning Board will meet to-mor
row, and the official vote will be forwarded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
nina Ci,v,a HeaIth Committee.

The semi.monthly meeting OF the Coun.
Gil Committee on Health was hela az .
amount Of routine business was disposed
Of .;.o
for an emergency hospital has been APP
pointed as follows: From the Common
Council, John J. King, n. b. Grooms,
and James r. Ferriter; from Board q, o.
Aldermen, E. p. Reeve and Charles W.
Uarawioka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Gratifytnr a, scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. o., November TO-
The Democratic victory here Is very graft
flying. The returns will be sent out to
when all the returns arc made the majority
In the county will be good one. White,
the Third-perty candidate. was badly
beaten here at his own home. Thus far
there has been no disturbance OF any
kind, although there have been some
efforts as intimidation.
Mr.. n. q. Wilkins died ct his home. near
Crovslls yesterday morning. lie was
80 1900 aye1n4 6iudzof x6Iiou.oki2ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
m. Autump-Leaf Entertainment

The Autumn-Leaf entertainment at
the Young Mems Christian Association
last night was great success. The
nIusicale was participated in by Misses
Pace, Hammer, Yarbrough, Boss, Greg'
Cook, Hancock, and Captain Frank Gun;
bingham MIR. Lawson, Mr.. Scribener, and
Mir. and Miss Tompkins. The elegant
nrogramme was rendered in the most ar
tIstic manner. After the entertainment
refreshments were served by the ladies.
The proceeds will be devoted to the Wo-
mans Christian Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
u,n,,eo.. ome,al Returns.

The Board of Canvassers OF henl,co,
Vnaeier Daniel b. Jordan. William ~.
sands and samuel waddell. clerk OF the
court met M the county court-h house yes
ter isy and eanyasssd the vote Of Tuesday.
These are the official figures clegsia y, y
2,s7l; Harrison. 1872; Weaver, Nv pir
We'll. le; George ID. Wise, 2,SS2; W. L.
Grant QGa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
rh. rlora,or Went Down.

Yesterday morning there came near De
ING a serious accident at the new Slty
Hall. The temporary elevator, whlcn -
nsed by the workmen in conveying mate
rial TO the upper stories, had q defective
wire cable. which has been under suspicion
for some time. While the elevator was
being loaded on the fourth floor the cable
broke and the whole apparatus DESCENDED
10 the basement floor with great crash.
shlyering every timber in IL. fortunately
uo one was on II at the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Entertained by colone, wickbam.

Colonel William +. Wickbam, of the
First Virginia Regiment of Cavalry, enter
TENED his line and staf at his country
home, Hickory Hill, Yesterday. About
thirty OF the troopers were present, and
the entire day was spent in joyous reyeiry;
Among those IN attendance were: Colonel
J. V. Bidgood, Colonel w. Kirk Mathews.
Major Charles Euker, Major Boykin, Cap
Captain W. b. Pizzini. Lieutenants john
son and Cahill, Sergeant j. Q. Small. and
many others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Awnrkinr AssocIation.

NORFOLK, Va. November lO.-In the Cor
poration Court to-day Judge brooKe
granted charter TO the Merchants ana
Manufacturers Association Of Norfolk. the
purposes of which are TO promote and pro-
tect the mercantile, manufacturing, com
mercial, and business interests OF Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and vicinity. and to make
contracts for the transportation and car
rage of persons and goods; This IS the
ASSOCIATION now resisting the advance OF
freiOht rates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
DEATHS.

JURGENS. Died, at his residence, Ut
Brook avenue, Wednesday evening, No
yember 9th, at 10 o'clock, AUGUST JOh-
GEMS; 40 years of age.
mineral from the above residence FIJI
DAYatI2 Friends and acqualntances
OF the family are invited TO attend.
WREN. Died. November 10. 1852; at s.so
o'clock p. NJ, at his residence, No. tlo
north Twenty second street. Mr.. n. Is.
WREN.
Street Baptist church FRIDAY, November
18th. at $50 O'Clock 4. M. tnenas ana
aeonain.ances are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
c..a,.,,,.,,ors 60 senator MN. SO

The Powhatan Club at it's meeting Wed
nesdsy night directed President starke , e
send a telegram TO Hon. Dayid .. MI
who il an honorary member OF the cruz
CONTEMPLATING him on the result Oh iues,
DAVIS election, and expressing ING e.uS
work Ia behalf Of the cause OF the Ma
tlongl Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

osr merchants busy ard tho country bsyers
glad,
Me~sra q. n. findsnbsrger, Of Louisville,
KY; w.B. Broots, Of panyfIie =. W. ysnaDiss
Of Petersburg. ana W. q. Duppingtcn. OF Farm
vilie Va, we're IN the city to-day.
Farmville has had only very light receipts %
dars and nothing 20 establish quotations OF
auaIifv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
GRAM AND cor ron EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Novom Der f0.-OEFEEIE0s- whest,
92s Dusnels Corn. 500 bushels. Oats, $500
bushels. Peas. 20 bushels
sALKs Wheat, 4l0 bushels Corn, 1899 BUSH
els. Oats, 2,60O bushels
cCoTArI0ys
wHgar --Loogberry. 7Oa7Go Iixed. 7vs75c.
nhortperry. 65a7fc. No red, re.
cJsN.-Whstc. Virginia, new. bng lots, s5ssSe.
No white. 4sc. No. mixed, 4Ja4ic.
OArs.-Winter (f0r seed, 3sAs2e,; Ne Z,
mixed, 37assc. 80. 3. mixed, 3oaj6c.
AVA -ssOaasc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

NEW IOTN . WIN WNnNGls
NEW YORK, November 10.-The hesItsncy
which haractsrized'op srations at the stock Bx-
change yesterday disappeared entirely this
morning, and the market for securities developed
strength. stocks we're particularly firm under
liberal purchases both for long and short ae-
counts, and a notable feature OF the dealings
was the demand for industrial shares, In which
q material decline had been predicted by the
bears In the event OF Mr. Cleyeland's election to
the presidency. Tho solllng yesterday vas gen
orally credited 20 the short account, and to-day's
operations show that the surnise was far from
the truth.
RAILWAYS AND ISDusTRfAIE
In addition 10 liberal buying by the profession
ais to-day tho commission houses reported an
increased number Of orders for out-oi-town ac-
counts for railroads "a well as industrial shares
The former improved y 10 l per cent, ana y:
Paul led all others in point OF activity aud
strength. The common rose per cent, ana
preferred per cent. The individuals advanced
u 10 pa per cent, tho latter IN Distllling anu
Cattle Feeding, which wos also the mos active
stock of the day. nearly $1,000 shares changing
hands. The price afterwards reacteo - irO.n
the highest Chicago Gas came next, with
10000 shares, that amount OF STOCK being
traded in within range OF u per cert. Lhclouo
Gas rose IA for the common and ior tne pre-,
fsrred, with reaction OF Nal percent General
Electric and American Cotton-oh preferred
moved up n point on light offerings.
THE sPgCIALTIEs.
Among the specialties Toledo, Ann Aroor, and
North Michigan rose 3M and reacted y. Den
yer and Rio Grande preferred advanced 10,
Evansville and Terre Haute 2, Green Bay and
WinOna 1sS. the preferred 81. Pe0ria, Decatur,
and Evansville III, and Pacific Mall per cont
Mobile and Ohio declined and subsequently
recovered. Tennessee Coal and Iron dropped
~, rose ?, ana reacted "a per cent. Western
Union advanced ~ but lost most OF the improve
ment, after the announcement wae made that
the dirostors had declared 10 per cent scrip
dividend.
THE CLOSE STRONG.
The general market closed strong a. or near
tho top figures OF the dag. Sales-Listed, 2U1,-
900; unlisted, 10000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
grsninE-Eychangs frmer az 4S4)3a4S719.
Commercial bills. 4S3a4S6. Money easy at IA
8. closing offered At ,. Sub-Treasury bal
ances Coin. 95,SG6,000; currency. so,65S,-
200. Governments strong; per cents, ll4S4.
state ponds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. November lO.-Nirginia %, 144
ND baltimore and Ohio stock. 94a95la North
ern Central stock, 6514 bid; Baltimore and Onto
southwestern 1sts, l07 bid do: I'd incomes,
3ONa3l: 90 30 incomes, so bid consolidated
gas ponds, 11Jall6; do. stock, o213aOSA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
A yite-N,rderor 20 he Hanged

RALEIGH, N. c.. November 1O.-Goyer-
nor Holt to-day issued a death-warrant or
dering the execution at Newbern, Decem-
Der 10th, of George Best, negro wlfe-mur-
derer. Best was convicted and appealeo.
The Supreme Court sustained the court
below
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

Correspondence OF toe kichmona DspatchI
EuRKrA MUS, Va, November 9.--Mr.
William A. Smith. one of the oldest and
most-beloved citizens here and leading
lawyer of the Charlotte bar, died yesterday
and WINS buried to-day with Pythian rites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
The Vote of Wake Couoty-AnX' ety ns TO
Williams Democrat ia Fifth District.

TIC NOID OF WHO NUubIy -FtHF TtFy ~ 10
Williams (DemOcraD IN, Fifth District.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., November 10.--In sll the
counties in the State the official canvass Of
votes was held to-day There has been
naturally much interest rs to Wake coun-
tys vote. as it is the largest in the State.
IL gives Cleveland $685. Weaver, 3,0i5:
Harrison, 1914. IL gave the Republican,
IA majority. The result of the election of
CONGRESSMAN in the Fifth District depends
upon the official count in Caswell county.
Efforts have been made all day TO get the
result, but with nosuccess, and the friends
of Williams Democrat) are uneasy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
THEY DIE HARD IN WELDON.
Hundreds of Negroes Voted the Demo

cratic Ticket-The Dispatches News.
GCorrespondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
WELDON, N. c., November 10.-The Re-
publicans here died very hard. They
held on well and only, acknowledged
defeat to-day. Hundreds of negroes
In this county marched boldly to
the polls and voted the straight Demo
cratic ticket. The campaign in this county
was managed by DR.. /. Il. Green, and the
splendid victory achieved was IN great
measure owing to his great efforts IN q
great cause. The DISPATCH was one OF the
first papers to reach here containing the
joyful news and there was a general rush
for a copy of 1t yesterday and to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
arsenessllle r.Isetlsa Isstarns sioIsn.


ExpoKrA, Va, November io.--The oier .a
Office Of Greenesyiile county Was v ~ ~
last night by the rear window anu ~ ~ :.
turns from two precincts were 49,, ~
also. the ballots from announcer. - w;,h
cords Of the ONCE were mol tempefoa wa
Ia the least. No clew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
MAaKs1s eY rslseRApA.
NEW YoRA.

Ngw YORK, November i0.--Cottor steady
middline upiands. s5Ec.; orleans, y i-iOc.
ssles, 346 bales; total net receipts. al ports,
29.755 bales; exports-to Great Bptain, 25.5st
l,023.212 bales. Southern -four quiet and
steady. Wheat steady and moderately active
for export No. g red, 7Jha73b1S., store and
elevator; &c. anoat options closed weak,
s(a3lc. nndey yesterday; November, T5,6c.
December 1910. Corn quiet and easier; No z,
4g}4a50c. In elevator 5la5il4c. a1oat; options
unsettled; closing Gran trading moderately
quiet. options fairly active and 14elkc. loser
December. SIC. May. 41kc. spot, M =, 36l4a
36lec; mixed western, 3da31Sfc. Coifee-Op-
tons closed nrm, i0a20 points up; Noye'n-
Der, s1S.S5asl69s; December, siJ.4j; Jan
nary. sI5.20ssl5.25: spot Rio firm aud more
active No 7, 1910. snesr-Rehned steady
and fairly active. Aoiasees-New Orleans steady
aud qUiN. Rico Ia fei' demand ard s,eaey
Petroleum quiet and easier. Cottou-seed oil
drm and quiet; crude, ENC. Resin run aud
quiet strained, common 20 good, sl.27tta
$l32i6 Turpentine dull bat steady az 30yea
Bic. PORK in moderate demand and steady;
Provisions quiet and steady. Frcighis easy aud
quiet cotton, I'd; or a., 2l4d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November l0.--fn the face Of
frmness IN grain abroad, the prices here tor
nearly evety article on the Board Of Trade aver
aged lower to-day. There was some recovery
near the close, but wheat, compared With last
night. Is Nc. lower, after selling lc. lower during
the day Corn "a up Asa,c. Provisions were
steady at a slight decline, except In May lard,
which was scarce and wanted. In oats a weaker
feeling prevailed most Of the day, prices nuctua-
ting freely within Slc. range, and tho close wa8
al Sigh, gain oyer yesterday. January iart,
compared wish yesterdays closing, Is So higher !:
January pork is l0c. lowor, and January ribs
TIC. lower.
Cash quotations Flour dun and domipsiIy IN
changed. No spring aud red whea,, 1laSs1l ".
No. = corD, axe. No. 2 oats, - 4a3llsc PORK.
sI2asI2 lev. Lard, eO.25as9.30, Ribs. s7.sOs
$3.50. Sailed shoulders, s7.20as725. shor~
clear. sSasS.05. whiskeY, si.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Mrs. rImberlate Passes Away.

Especial teleRrhm 70 INC DIspatcu.I
FREDKRrcKsBuBG, Va, November TO-
Mrs. Sarah A. Tinberlake. an aged and
highly-esteemed lady of this city. died at
her residence hero this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
ceRTRes OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bond. stocks Grain'
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. ana tho
wea ther Indications
lBy telesrapn o mo pispa,ca.l

lByteieraph to tho Dispstch-l
WASHINGTON, November 10. Pore
IElIR cast for Virginia for twenty-four
jhours-from midnight 10 mid
night. Fair weather til Saturday
night; northwesterly winds, diminishing
warmer Friday night.
North Carolina: Fair weather TIL Satur-
day, rain Saturday night; warmer Friday
night east. warmer west; northwesterly
winds. diminishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Our yi.itors at New York Hotels.

Especial telegram 20 the Dspatch.I
New York, November 10.-T. o. Miller.
st. Denis; Mrs. Archer. Albemarle; !. Jen-
kins. Glenham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

THE WEArHEs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and rainy in the morning. fol-
lowed by clearness and q considerable fall
IN temperature at night. The skies wore
clear at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the front
door nf tho nrap 1,-x1 "a; 90 ,,aa,ar1av
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Boys CLOTHING.

Busy as bees selling Children's Suits.
Since we offered the choice Of $3.50, s.,
and $3.50 Suits at $3.50 hundreds of pa
rents have taken advantage OF the op.
portunity Of buying them. They are
money-savers, excellent wearers, and
fine lockers. Single and Double.
Breasted Suits of all the latest mate
rails.