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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
cONGRESsMEN.

First District-W. A. Jones tDomocraD, l. ,004
orris a. Browne Peoples party, l1,5S5 Jones's
majority. 3,4jg.
Second District-D. Gardiner Tyler Democrat),
i7,431 Y. c. Corrigsn (Republican). S,694.
Tyicrs majority, 1857.
Third District--GeOrge ID. Wise Democrat,
1895; Walter ID. Grant, l0,4ss. Wise's ma
iority. S,IO7.
Fourth Disirict--James II. Epes Democrat),
l0,330; Thomas +. Goode Peoples party,
94B2. Epes's majority, sos.
Filth Dlstrict-Claudo A. Swanson Demo
craft, Alp; Benjamin I. Jones Peoples par
~, l2,060. Swanson's majority, 2,O40.
sixth DiRtrict-Paul G. Edmunds (Democrat),
1898; Thomas E. Cobb Peoples party. 12.-
$40. bdmunds's majority, 0,716.
seventh District-Charles !. O'Ferran Demo
craft, 1851: j. r. c. Lewis Peoples party,
10,i47. OForralls majority, S,404.
Eighth District-E +. Meredith (DemOcrat),
I7,i24; r. Is. Turner Peoples party, 1906.
Meredith's majority 1858.
Ninth District-James w. Marshall Demo
craft, lS,43l George X COvan (People's party,
700: ii. c. Wood (kepublican), 1853 Mar
shalls majority over all, 4,O23.
Tenth Dstrict-H. 81. George Tucker, 17,778;
d. Mott Robinson Peoples party, s,041. Tuck
er's majority, 9,739.
In the above only tho vote for the two highest
candidates are taken, except In the Ninth Dis
tfct, whore all three parties had regularly
nominated candidates. There we're a great
many scattering votes in all the districts. IL
WAS expected that hr. j. Thomas GoOde, Pee-
pies party candidate in the Fourth District,
would appear before the board aud protest
against the certificate being awarded 10 Mr..
Epes, but no did not do 80.
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psgeneratiop.

To secure a normal and regular TISSUE
change throughout the body use bran
drethis pills. The tissue inetamorphosis
consists in constantly proceedhS 49, w
dreth's Pulls are the best solvent OF the
products Of disintegration OF the tissues
and increases their elasticity. They are IN
Alternative aud eliminative remedy, when 81,
allay irritation and remove oostructlon py
aiding nature, and are OF great oenent IA
cases OF temporary and habitnaI cohs'lps-
ton. torpid liver. biliousness. hssuacn ~,
indigestion. rheumatism. ana oi ssu5
arising from an impure state Of the pi9Ju'
Brsndreth's Pills are purely vege,apis;
absolutely harmless. and safe 70 .aAe ~
any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
DEATHS.


ATKINSON. Died, November 27th. after
a brief illness. little LIZZIE, youngest
child of Charles S. and Annie K. Atkinson;
aged 10 months aud days.
Another angel in Heaven"
Funeral took place from the residence.
No. 2612 east Clay street. Monday. Novem-
Der 28th. at o'clock p. NJ
GIBSON.-Died Sunday, November 9th,
at 5P. NJ, MAMIE b., daughter OF j. T..
and L. V. Gibson, IN the 2jd year OF her
age.
Her funeral will take place from Grove
Avenue Baptist church THIS TUESDAY
MORNING at 10 O'clock. Friends aud
relatives invited to attend.
McLEAN.--Died, Friday. November 25th,
at the residence of her son, A. A. Mclean,
2l3 Reservoir street. Mrs. III. l.. MCLEAN,
in the 69th year of her age.
Interment in Onslow county. n. &.
Newberne IN. c. paper please copy.
VAUGHAN.-Died,i in this city, Noyem-
Der q. 1899, GEORGE 5. VAUGHAN;
aged q years.
May he rest in peace"
Burial at Shockoe-Hill cemetery THIS
TUESDAY, EVENING at 3 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
,restinr Of the CITY School Board.

The regular monthly meeting Of the City School
BOARD was held at the High-School building yes
terday afternoon at o'clock.
Present: Hon. j. Taylor Elyson tcharman)'
William Loyenstein, Joseph Dickerson, huwlh
II Stsrke Alonzo L. Philips. James II. Capers,
Alexander Is. Guigon, 4. Wiley Davis, X. Edgar
Shine, William f. Fox superintendent ahd
Charles p. Rady supervisor.
The Superintendent maze Tue touO"Ihs sts-
tisttcal Teport for the month, which shows: En-
rolmrut-white 6196; colored, 4,393-total'
no. 5pi. Percentage OF attendance, 81. 6-lO
The superintendent says the enrolment mas III
Anumber of children were found in the schools
who had not been vaccinated aud they were re-
ouired TO have this done AZ protection 70 the
schools. -,
The contract for supplying the new school
buildings with pupils desks was awarded 10
Messrs ii. NJ. Starke & Company ana l. MONTY.
The board ordered the usual Christmas holiday
IN IA given.
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HoRFoLR PEANUT MARKET
[Reported bod Lne DLspatch

NOVEMBER 2S.-Markst dull No sales ~
farmers stock reported. Prime, 2tsc. extra
prime. 294c. fancy, 25sa3c.; factory hsni-
picked 3a4h4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Meeting of the Board of Commissioner
New Machinery Ordered, &C.

At the meeting Of the Board OF Fire Commits
sioner. at headquarters, last night there were
present j. II. Frischkorn, (presidentl and Messrs
Burke Levy, Sheppard, Charles F. and g. W.
TAYLOR aud much business was transacted.
Captain l. &. Jenkins, Of Engine Compsny No
g. sent In his resignation on account OF lil-healtn
IL was accepted, and Lieutenant w. Ii. Joynes
was elected captain. Mr.. 1. 1. fOlnt was pro-
NOTED TO the lieutenaucy.
w. II. Cartwright was transferred from Engine
Company No. to Engine Company No. 4. X.
/. Gilman WIS transferred from Engine Compa-
nv No 10 No. q.
Bids were then opened Tor supplying the Fire
Alarm Department with new machinery: The
Gamewen Fire-Alarm Company being the lowest
bidders, the contract was awarded 10 them.
MIR. sheppard, chairman Of the flre-Alarm
COMMITTEES, was instructed 10 purchase the
eleven boxes for asylums and homes for which
the Council made appropriation at its last meet
ing.
After deciding TO have an inspection OF the oe-
nartment December ljth at $3.50 p. NJ. In front
OF Headquarters the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

So Peopie's-party men. 3 Democrats. and
Independent, the vote In Coffee county being
y tie. II the Republicans IN the drawing for the
seat win, they viii have Just enough 70 organize
the House. II they lose, the opposition will have
a majority, and control both branches Of the
Legislature and will elect United States
senator.
colony Of Bohemians are on the way to sa-
vannah, Ca, from Baltimore, an oyster company
oyster business ON Wilmington river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

t. Ilrnbull preached az Old-Narket In
HHs 80 good congregation on the
.o Adding and Manifest Presence Of
'.pIIcing hts theme, the speaker said
.-- 70 correspondence between tho ex-
t..r. no Christ and the believer 10 fellowship
. i..l0wehip Is conditioned on obedi-
. ...tlin Deuents attend the presence OF
a iht believer, among which arc COM
... N'l ACCOMMODATION for every sacri-
.'N.- hy sue Christian In the Joy ana peace
'..'. '.'ru bin. BY HIS presence power and
arc gwen no for evory service and the
t every burden Thus will the Chris
DO grace from glory - glory.
-. Van hOuton preached 20 good con-
l al the Manchester church on "Ihe
-ir+ 'seracter Of the Christian Calling'-l.
''' D- Lerr preached sermon Of unusual
a. he First church on "GOd's Rest ana
'.'.n"o into It. The speaker remarked
~ li'4 OF the toxt MAS completed Work
ta''f.iR on rest az result Tue first point
.-- 'e,mon wac directed "a the application OF
".f' rest IL applies primarily 20 the
.-.tn rr-t on earth. Secon1arily IL applies
p. .c'e'ers restin glory. The speaker then
..a. ile idea o. entering into rest Was some
.t Ite Adam aud Eve entering into the COM
% 'srlvu u Eden 70 enjoy its happiness
.A' N91, avtng nnish~d His work q creation
~ PEI rom active work IN creation enjoying
81, irs"n. work In conclusion he drew beau
90 'l'e o. the Christian rest being, like the
Fl. ' tupte iuI0uli and conflict Of earth, above
.'lls' n1ed IN their glory, but yet not mo-
.f hoke preached short communion SER
ia 'H iho text Palm cxyi.. 1914. The ger
~, " I'd followed by an interesting communion
r'' ne copf0unicants nearly nlling the
~ NE Church OF the Covenant Rev J. c.
s'.,' preached IN tho morning on "pilete; or
1ouitDOn Influences Loading 10 the Rejec-
~ l1lst" Al night "Tbe Pharisees
Lw W. klsnents Of True Religion"
49, - X. Nasmop, missionary from Brazil.
~ -rl o excellent missionary sermon on the
~ go ye intO all the world aud make disci-
~. p" al. nalionk' at the Third church et
80 % lhs afternoon he made q most interest
- -'aieas al DR.. Hoge's church.
cATaoIlo cHraca NEWS.
ti,sn1Ay sas the fret sunday Ia Advent and
Ss, mass Was celebrated At -. Peers Catbe-
40 49, d. 1850 A. "A. ny Very Rev. Father Frloli,
"a very earnest discourse upoo tina season of
IT, Eas delivered by Rec Father dckeof-
~ hsigsnd's S. Pairick's mass was effect
tehdefsa BY the choir
'siy LARGE congregation assembled a. 81.
t1"A church az high mass Sunday mornsng
N'@f bisaog Van 40 yyseT. who preached
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
SRw YoRk.

NEW YORK, November 2S.--Cottor dull;
middling. uplands, l0c.: Orleans, 10 3-l0e.
ssiss a54 na,es; total met receipts, a. all porte
$1,000 bales; exporss-9reat bnsAsn, so.sos
bales Continent. 732 bales; stock. f,024,2ls
baiesL Southern -four duh but nrm common V
fair extra. ~. i0aSA10; good % chosec do
eS.15asA25. Wheat nFm No. =, 1888
ne. In store and eissasor; T?l&s777tc. ancas'
higher, and nrn November, 50yte Decemess
77,lc. NAY, 83}{c. Corn nxmsr ous dull; No
2, 50}tc. In elevator: 5IAbl3c anoAt; opaons
advanced NAykc., closing arm; trading ugns
November, 5O@tc; pecclnpex. oOstc. nsy' ose g
" active and nFncr; NosemDey 31c Deem
Der, 3os4c. Hay. 1Ofzcs sros No =. sts.'
mixsd western, 31s3se co0es'- ops'ons e'ossa
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IIoI1uI ttu IVt w" 0'"Psss|11sI
NoyEABER 2S.-No offerings on Change 70
day.
Private sales: Wrappers. 81; ilers- 3; hurley
Jugs 5-total, 20 hogshesds.
Internal revenue collections: Cigars and Ct.
garettes, So, 1895; tobacco, s3.427. D5-totsl
sS,6I5.90.
IS. q. bennington, OF Farmyille, Va, reports
poor dark crop 10 that section OF shipping
stock Mr.. ". L. Meadows, OF the Durham ALI
ance Factory, Is here. Western lags have sold
very much more freely than reported There 1:
a much stronger feeling developing In old bright
wrappers, which are bold with greater confidence
than tor months past. Common smoking stock
aud scrap are scarce. Small loose dark saiei
are Indicated for tomorrow, but better brigh
sales will bring out the buyers-
Registered ON 'Chsngs-C. K Wilson, Rock,
Mount, N. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

forcbc and logical sermon relative 70 the season
OF Advent The Bishop In the course OF his 70.
marks gave an account Of his recent sisu "
Rome and the Holy Fathes. lie impressed upon
| his hearers that charity was moro needed emohg
the poor ~ the cities ust NJ this than any DINER
season OF the year. and he urged all 20 manifest
their appreciation OF tho goodness o. goa ~
| giving to the needy. The music at 81 fatrcks
Was cxcopttonauy fino, Captain Frank Cunning-
ham having lent his superb voice 10 the choir for
4 Ha
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, November u.s. The stock market,
taken altogether. was somewhat nrner than on
Saturday. While a majority OF the railways
closed unchanged from Saturdays final quota
tions, the market for those securities showed
more recuperative power than on Saturday.
Several sharp attacks were made at intervals,
and at the lowest figures the decline was equal
10 Nan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
AT REST IN THE CEMETERY
Disappointed star-Gazers at "eldon-A
Charming Representative.


Correspondence OF the Richmond DISPATCH
WELDON, y. c. November 2S.--The funeral
services Of j. 3. Tilghman, sr, were held
in Grace Episcopal church here yesterday and
the remains laid 10 rest In the cemetery. Mr..
1ilghman was tho first lay-readeT In the church
here, and for many years he and his devoted VIE
were familiar figures among the worshlppers:
Now they sleep side by side the eternal sleep OF
death lie was a Marylander by birth and has
many relatives in Virginia, Maryland, and other
States.
Many people remained MP here last night Ito
20 see the comet fau.H IL did not fall, however,
on :hIs portion OF the Garth, and the fellow VINO
confidently expected that very eccentric COM
pound 10 .ettle his note In bank to-day
awoke to a coli realization that the earth was
still solid, and that the sun do move Dat
comets never fall.
Hiss Sallle snead, Of Fluyanna county, Va, Is
now one Of the teachers Ia the University school
at this pace The people Of Weldon are indeed
fortunate In having such a charming representa-
tive Of the Old Dominion make temporary
home mere.
Mrs. NJ. &. Mabry, OF Manchester, Va, who has
been on visit to relatives here, returned nome
TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

Mr.. K. ]. Vaughan. a retail dealer in dry goods,
! notions. &C. at No. FOL west Cary street. made
| an assignment yesterday 70 A. l. Elicit, Or,
| trustee. The liabilities are about s3,OOO; assets
unknown. The deed provides nrst Ior the sel,i 10
y,ant win clerks for salaries due aud the pay
ment OF rents. The creditors are then divided
/ into five classes, rs follows: First class-n, BE
WaIdrop, four negotiable notes Tor S31o' si3S'
| slSb. and S4l7.40; second clsss-M. j. Eddie
| son one note for S165; third class-J. T.
| Vaughan. notes for S75, sl51, and sos; tourth
| clsss-W. j. Waldrop, notes for s2Oo ahd p@o1'
( The Attn class embraces all other creiltors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Excitement Among Miners.
fBy tefegraDh 10 the Dispatch. I

BIRIlSGHAM, ALA. November 2S.-lSpeciai TO
In the Galloway mines, In Walker county, was IN
the engine-house last night, nne-ball crashed
through tho window and killed him. Much ex-
element ensued among the miners. A party
was organized 10 hunt for the ASSASSIN. George
Prince lwhIte), miner, was arrested on suspi-
cion. He had recently been refused work by
Lee. and had threatened bis lie. number OF
mysterious murders have occurred recently IN
the mines There Is much excitement and talk
OF lynching Prince. He declares he Is Innocent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
FlRe-SCOURGeO WINSTON.
Narrow Escape OF Family from Burn
ing DwrlIing--Other Notes
,c--.., ~, 60 ,ha Diapatrh
fSpeclnl telegram TO The DisDatt


WINSTON. n. c., November 2S.--There was an
other fire 10 Winston at l o'clock this morning
The old Stockton dwelling was demolished. The
inmates, Mr.. Il. Thomas and family, escape1
from second-story windows. The FIRE Is sup
posed TO have been accidental. The loss OF the
building IL covered By insurance.
ARRIVING.
Ministers began to arrive to-day to attend the
session Of the Western North Carolina Methodist
Conference, which viii convene Wednesday
Bishop Hendrix will preside.
II is reported that Mr.. Scoville, the popular
PROPRIETOR OF the Hotel ZinZendorf, wiz take
charge OF the Belo House, in our sister town Of
Salem.
DIR. FAIR CALLED.
Il is understood that the Winston Presby-
terians have extended a call to Rev. Dr. Fair' OF
Richmond.
sufficient sum has been subscribed TO insure
the re-e5tablishing OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. ~,
Mr. Y. II. Anderson, international secretary oil
the southern States. addressed hn audience IN
Winston aud Salem yesterday.
Forsyth Superior Court convened TINS morn
ing, Judge Mclver presiding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Death OF Mr.. Basil Manly.

IcpcCI1I I6ItRIhIU 70 IIo NII5VHF'tsI
NEwBEKS,. n. c.. November 2S.-Mr. Basl
Manly died az his home, 10 this city, this alter
noon. He was master machinist OF the Atlantic
and North Carolina railroad and member OF
the City Council
The revenue cutter Winona has returned to
her station here.
The trial OF Thomas Clark, charged with the
murder OF Richa,d ID. McCotter, II Pamlico, re-
suited In his acQuittAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

Tho ambulance was called yesterday aI'et-
noon al . o'clock 10 Seventh aud Marshall streets
20 white man suffering with nervous prostIa-
tjon. lie was treated and taken 10 MS home' Oh
First and Broad streets. =, -. A..
First Police station 10 a colOred woman VINO haa
received cut on the mead. She was treAteu ano
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Good Cooking

is one of the chief blessings Of every home.
sauces. dc., use Gail Borden Eagle y
Brand Condensed Milk. Directions on tbs
label. Sold BY your grocer and druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Southern Express Company.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Novernb Der 26.--(special 10
the Associated Press. The Southern Express
Company had It's annual meeting here to-day
ind reelected the old officers as follows: Presi-
dent, n. b. Plant; yice-President and General
Manager, N. q. 0Brisn: yice-President. NJ. n.
flant; Secretary and Treasurer, q. II. Tiliey
General Auditor c. L. Hoop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
pr,vat. Water aud Light.

"The Jefferson" the hotel 10 be erected on
the Anderson property by Messrs. Ginter, Pope,
and Arents viii be supplied With water from an
artesian we'll and have private electric plant.
Mr.. Gintor has authorized hessrs. sydnor q
sheppard 10 sink the well, ana WORK on ~ wa
CONFIDENCE "a soon as the ground plan Of the
building has been laid OF, which viii be IN ebout
two weeks. The location Of the well cannot, o.
course, be determined upon until tins WORK Is
done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
THE THEATRES LAST NIGHT.
Wilson Barrett In Ben-My-Cbree -
"The Comfy Fair"

Wilson Barrett In BENNY Cbree"-
"The Comfy Fair"
Mr.. Wilson Barrett the fine English actor, who
is honored and admired on this continent no less
than in his own land, appeared at the Academy
Of Music last night as Dan Mylrea, in =" BENNY
Chree."
The play is an adoption of Mr.. Hall Gaines
story, q" he DeemstoI,' and IL Infinitely superior
In every way TO the novel. IL r. foictble and
dramatic, and II Is interlned with pathos that
II ia intense and overwhelming. In " DENNY
Chree" the punishment Of Dan Mylrea furnishes
the element Of greatest force. Mylrea Is con-
demned by his father, the Bishop, 10 live apart
from all humanity, and on pain OF death ~ ab-
stain from speaking TO any living creature. ne
goes forth 20 suffer the terrible penalty, and
with the black rocks behind him and the DARK
sea before him, lives apart from humanity
Finally a devoted follower comes 70 him, and
Drawing the penalty OF death, lie leaves his SOIL
tude 10 save the honor OF the woman he loves.
Al the foot Of the altar he vindicates her
and then goes calmly TO the death that awaits
him. Dan Mylrea finds an able interpreter
in Mr. Barrett He is a master OF emotional
EXPRESSION and progresses from one phase 10
another till the tragic Is supreme. Nothing
finer than his acting at the close OF the third act
may be imaRlned-ln that affecting scene ne
reads the lines with a dramatic Intensity ana
tragic depth that is absorbing and OyerpOWer-
ing His support IL very strong and the MEM
bers OF the company aid Mr.. Barrett very
effectively In some Of the most dramatic scenes.
The production was exceedingly artistic. the
scenic effects indeed deserve the term " magnih-
cent" and The staging Of the play ia perfect.
Tonight Mr.. Barrett will put on Hamlet In
this often-plRyed role he does not make any
marked departure from the accepted traditions
of the part, though "a a matter OF course his
reading of some of the lines IS different from
that Of other players-for Mr.. Barrett is essen
TALLY creator.
"THK COUNTY FAIR"
THE County Fair" by Neil Burgess, was pre-
Tnanfrp last night
The play Is one of the best Of its class IL Is
good picture OF New England farm life, and the
humorous and pathetic are happily mingled.
The company is evenly balanced. the MINOR
characters being as well sustained IS the more
important. ,
In the last act occurs the horse-race, IN which
five horses contest on the movable track, which
keeps them all the time in full view OF the au-
dience IL was warmly received by the audience,
who were quite liberal 10 their applause. The
play Will be repeated tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
cnliined with a str,et-car.

Flectric-car No. %, Of the Msin-street line,
collided with a surrey containing gentleman,
lady, and driver near Adams street yesterday
afternoon about $50 O'Clock. The occupants Oh
tho vehicle escaped unhurt, but the SUITE; ,na,
broken The accident was due TO the fart mat
the driver, colored man named Peter Johnson ..
attempted 70 croas the track Just In iroDt Oh ING
car. The vehicle belonged 70 W. BIley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
me Murder Case Csai,nued.

The case against William Gillian. charged
with the murder OF william ). Tyler, which was
begun ia the gustings Court Saturday motning'
was resumed yesterday. bat, owing 70 the sick
ness OF uofnnonwealthis-Atto Spots~ood,
was continued until III o'clock ibis morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
MIR. Patterson 10 Wed tn Memphis

MIR. Archer NJ. Patterson Of the law nrm OF
Courtney & Patterson, OF this city, will be united
in marriage tomorrow evening TO Miss ElizaD beth
billiard, a popular and charming young Iaoy Oh
Memphis Tenn. The wedding will take place
in the latter city. Messrs. X. Fuller Patterson.
NJ. C. Patterson, Miss Lizzie Patterson, mr.. ana
Mrs X. ". Courtney, ana Hiss Estele courtney
have gone 70 Memphis 20 attend the cefeHony'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
New York city's Vote.

NEW YORK, November 2s.-The Board OF Coun
- Canvassers to-day gave out the following ON
cinl statement OF votes cast for presidential
electors Cleveland electors, beaded by William
steinway, 175,227; Harrison electors, headed
by Henry W. Sage, 9S,e67; Weaver electors
headed by Isaac Edwin Dean, 1865; Bidwel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Yhev win Not Have a Conferepcc

Captain Ham. Sheppard, secretary OF the state
49, u. snys There IA no foundation Tor the
story that Chairman Gordon, General fitznugh
lee. Senator Eppa Huntou, and General ". ~.
PAYNE would meet IN Warrenton on saturusy ~ ~
confer with reference 70 tue distribution VI
EaherAl natronAgo IN Nlrglnla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
NINA soclnl Llterary Club

ouite number Of young people met AZ the
yesidence OF Miss jamie Minor last nisht 70 organ
ize = social Literary Club. Mr.; FRANK nI.lalne
was made president and MISS JAIME "uioi 00S'e-
tary. =, ,,ia.sn,a and
the study OF literature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
S1.85.

They are 81. so Hats--rhat is--eyerybody
else sells them at s2.50-A maker had tho
"raw material" and some idle hands and worked
them to your profit. There really isn't anything
in it for him at the price We paid-nor much tor
ia at s1.s5--Bu, we don't always have TO DO
paid 10 do our customers good turn.
Talking about making the 4" fur hy this last
cold snap has sent lots OF our CARRlAGE-
RoBEs-CoACHMEN'S CAPEs and FUB
GLOVES into servce--Ihe more looking
around you do the closer you stick to US to sup
ply such wants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
A conrressman's Coming Marriage

AsnEyiLLK. N. c., November 2s.-Congress-
man W. 4. Crawford, Of Waynesyille, Is 10 be
married on Wednesday morning AZ 10 O'Clock tc
Miss inez Conan, Of Haywood county. -,
Some time next week the Asheviile
baseball team will play on It's own grounds
with team Of the Athletic Club, OF Cnstta-
pOO4a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29
Vote Of Kentacky.

tisy Telegraph to the Dispatch.i
LOUISVILLE. XIV. November 2s.-The oficial
vote Of Kentucky is: Cleveland, 1924; Har-
rison, 136, AGO; Weaver, $4,000; Bidwcll, Z, 3S5.