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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
EXTRA-SESSI TALK.
ttnEtor Carlisle aud Representative VIII
son tof W. Va.) on the situation.

son tof W. Va.) on the situation.
'Hy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
Wi-uIS0IOS. November Ex-senator Carlisle
'-'1} declined 10 discuss the reports about his
t'-f iai1 Cleyeland's CAbiuet. IL was absolutely
.1...-.tls % say now whether or not there would
p -a EXTRA segsiOu, US ~, would depend ON elf
e---islH's which viii not develop until later on.
..' -s.9 ne had seen Mr. Cleveland before
..t'.t View York and was satiSned II was NOT
's JOY TIE Pre5ident-elect 10 tell yet what
'.-.i ie done. The tariff alone would not fur
-'L --n.cieut reason for an extra session, but
..e condition o. the public treasury next sum-
f n'feI make an extra session imperative
"'F,etntatve William L. Wilson, Of West VIZ
t-.-' laEts contrary view, and thinks tarin
,'tl'N should not Do put on until just before
elections Of 1894.
Ar Carlisle said III thore Is any extra ses-
= NHl probably not meet uatn late Ia the
- u depends upon circumstances The
'.'u alone Will not furnish sufficient reason for
81 ,Aua session. Tho financial ai1airs VI the
t'eiaineot may be in such shape as 70 make
'tH1 session imperative. II appears proba-
~ 't4, W shall hnd that there II not enough
.t! va TIE Treasury for the needs Of the gov
,uh,uL There Il situation 10 the Treasury
- ivory thoughtful man who has considered
- hAtter las ioreseon. There IL an accumu-
80 49,. o. acneiencies aud obligations that have
contracted and will come over 70
u may be that this situation viii furnish roa-
enough Why ap extra session should be
,-'tl We ahal have 20 SEQ what Congress does
49,. ~ session. II hey do not repeal the Sher-
~ Jaw relating 70 the purchase o. silver and
80 such other action as toe situation dema nds
,Nsy % ewalnped. Upon those things de-
FIs'h we calling Of an extra session"
,n'lI"sshistiye Wilson. OF West Virginia, be-
~. 'e'hg Washington to-day for New YORK,
80 Tie true worth and value Of tariff bill
,s-no' 10 tested In q short time, and the Drst
s,.W appear sJmetimes 70 be what they really
~ hVi think II would be most impolitic u
-, - a neS tsfin bill before tho country 1usl
70 favor the On ira session idea and think the
teei NE proposed tsrif changes 50 into effect
ve''ef VII the dual result be for our party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
JERRY SIMPSONS MAJORITY.
Charges That the Sockless Ia a Democrat
Kansas Returns.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

Iby Telegraph W buo Dh'pahSu'l
TOPEKA, KAN, November 16.-Onicial returns
from Jerry simpsons district give him 1,4Oo
majority. Two years ago he was elected by
7432 Itis now believed he will not be can
didate for senator The leaders OF the Fusion
party fear that n new man would Do oeteateu
In that district II his seat in Congress were va
Gated ana special election held.
Mrs. Lease says Jerry Is 5sraightout Deho-
crat taat he Is using tho Peoples party ana
that the members of that party do not seem 10
realize it. At two Democratic banquets since
the election Simpson has appeared as en- IN
vited guest, and in his speeches Is credited WIN
the statement that the Democratic party Wouln
now take tho place Of the PeDples-party move
ment and carry on the reforms inaugurated Dy IL
flo denies that he Ia connected with the a'-
legged plot 10 assassinate himself. He says ne ~
In favor Of Democrat for senator because
"they (the Democrats) played lair win US thls
time and we will need them in the future
On the face OF the returns from every comfy
In the Second District Fansten IL re-elected 10
Congress by sixty-eight majority. C0i0uel Moore,
his Democratic opponent, has given notice OF nus
intention 70 contest, ON the ground OF illegal
voting In Kansas City, Kan.
Il IS probable that there Will De uVey Tune
I'm Kansas before the new Popullst state oClcets
take their seats. The charges OF fraud maze ny
leading Republicans and she state Cenlrel COM
mittee viii DO investigated before any dennre
action Is taken.
The Populist or Fusion State ticket Is elected
by about 5000 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17

A,ss: r. r. 0'Brisn, Aaciph 8. ochs, cnattanco-
ca T1aes Page n. saksr. Now Orleans f,1aes-
Dsmocraf q Gorge Nicholson. New orleans ftea-
vuae. and T. Il. STOCKTON, Florida fflacs- Y sion.
Tho annual meeting was flxed lot tne nre'
Tuesday alter November i5tn Of each year.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA WITHDRAW.
ATLANTA. GA. November 49, Wien the MON.
boris Of the southern Associated Press met mere
to-day FOR organization they were confronted py
the Withdrawal OF the Virginia and Nortn Saro-
Ina ne@spapers, that comprise nearly ono
third 81 ths asa,ciatIon THESE papers were dis
satisfied VITA proposition 20 exchange news
with the West, ard they decided that thelr In
tcresis we're with the Associated Press, OF New
YORK CITY, ON account OF Ito superior news eef-
vice They were Icd by the lonRest-estabiished
newspapers In Richmond and Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
EAST TENN, VA. AND GA.
4 New Directorate with Quite II. ID.
Cast-what 1t Means.
telegraph to the Dispatch.l

tBytelegraph to the Dispatch.l
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November 10.-The stock
holders Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company elected new set OF
directors to-day. Those chosen are Samuel
Thomas, Calvin Brice, W lillian Z. clyde, X IT,
Erwin, George Gould. X. +. Hayes, q. n. McGhee,
John q. Moore. J. c. Aapen, Thomas +. B{an' T.
j. Sanford, George F. Stone, and W. 4.
Strong. John q. Moore Is Richmond
and Danyille director and w. q. Oakmsn
IL president OF the Richmond and Danvile, and
ia ALEC president OF the East Tennessee. The
election Of these new men gives quite Rich
mond and Danyille cast TO the directorate.
"Does the election to-day put the Richmond aad
Danyille people in control OF the East Iennes-
zee road ~ was asked OF prominent orncial Of
tle latter road after the meeting. "Althougn
number OF Richmond and DanVille stockholders
nave been admitted TO the new directorate, 40
NOT think II gives them the controlling power,
was the replys .,..
Numerous efforts haye been made recently 10
Got n mutual through service over the Richmond
And Danyillo and the East Tennessee, virginia
and Georgia system from the Carolinas TO GIN
cinnat and the North. The time announced Tor
the new echodule 10 go into effect was next sun
day. bat since to-days election It is announced
that the schedule Is on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
DEATHS.

UARkIS.-Died. at the residence OF his
mother. $40 Randolph street, November
18th at 10 A. NJ, II. LUTHER HARRIS.
son Of Mrs. u. u. Harris, IN his 2Sd wear.
Funeral from handolph-Street church
THURSDAY at 3 o'clock y. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
nAnrkE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or RICHMOND, NovEzsEs is iso!

FORT or RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ia 1904
AaRIyED.
s,e.msbIp Richmond, Nes York. merchsns
d.ss and passcngers; George W. Allen . C~s
agents.
steamer Arssi. Dsyo. Norfolk. msrcosnats
AMI oassonxers L b. rstan, Me- psesldsst
steamship Richmond. Nes lSss, mescnsn-
diss and passengers: george ". Anea = W.
agents. ,..,s snov. Atbans.
,.,s,osd. tea vessel Curtis q Parker.
s.sss,ner Fiias Moore, falkenberE. PnuAaes
,his. rniIrose-ties. w. Y. Fouskes = bsoenes'
poRr oBHRwPoKr sEwS Nov. IL IseA
tBy telegraph
Asg,vHD.
e,asmship Eassgate, Boston.
steamship Edinburgh, Savannah
sAIxp
steamship Edinburgh Amstsrdnm-
sleamship Roohampton, Liverpool
Schooner ThomAs z. ben' vera ~
PORT OF WEST POINT. SovSxsss 10 sse>
10y tsissrspal
AnnfvHA
sssamship Danvills, Bsnness bsinm~~ -
seuesrs and gonsrzl carkA
ss.amship Danvii,s, DsAinos~ pas'snss~
end general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
plTTMAN TURNED STATES EVIDENCE
Garrett and Johnson Arrested and VIII he
T,iad for Murder-Negro Criminals.

Tried for Murder-Negro Criminals.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, ~ c., November 16.-Bill
Pittman. the colored man charged in Halifax
court this week with the murder Of Haley VIII
kins. turned states evidence and submitted to
verdict of granddaughter. lie gave evidence
against Isaac Garrett and Wiley johnson. War
rants were issued against them and sherin Ais
brook went 70 Enfield, arrested them, aud had
them In court before night They were sent TO
iail 10 await the action OF the grand jury. aud II
~ almost certain that the grand jury will to-day
send IN true bill, and they will be tried for
Ine two colored men--George Harper and John
Aaron-who were a few months ago sentenced to
fifty years In the penitentiary for cruel treat
ment of another colored man, and who took an
,nneal. will now be tried for burglary upon
nreseptrnert by the grand jury yesterday.
Tbere A no end to the candidates for sonlces
Po.t-orYices will be sought after by scores. There
are already many petitions passing around.
Greeuevllle gave a rousng ceiebration last
night in honor Of the Democratic victory.
Mr.. n. c. Harrison this week qualined as an
attorney and will practice law with Hon. W. IL
Day, of Weldon. 49, .,...
Kew w. j. Smith Is In weldon ATTENDING the
convention Of Tarboro'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Boilers Explode I'm Beaufort.

puy,cu n. C.. November 16.-News reached
bsrs this evening OF the explosion OF battery
If Ave large steam boilers at K. NJ. Shorts saw
mill, in beaufort county. The carelessness OF a
avsad the trouble, He turned on water while
one boiler was red-hot. Instantly the battery
was blown in ali directions The plants wrecked
and the loss Is $4,000. The fireman was oruised
snd n Uatchman scalded The dono OF boiler
vas blown IN the air and in falling crashed
throush the roof of E. III. Simmonss house,
landing In a room In which he and his family
we're asleep. This Is the third disaster al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
The Homestead Situation.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

HOMESTEAD, PA November l6.-Tbere has
been no change In the situation here within the
past forty eight hours, but rumors are 1ying
thick and fast that compromise IL on the tdpts
One report says that the HlIn agree 10 take pecx
ali the old men and recognize the Amalgamated
Association but this 10 denied by the officials.
Another and moro probable report is that the
firm will take back all the old mon without re-
cocntzing the Association The men are feeling
iubilant and are looking forward 20 an early set
Element OF she trouble. IL is said that twenty
four men returned 10 work yesterday, but the
report lacks confirmation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
The short-Leatherbury Wedding.

IcUBIIdI IVItk dIII W tITv '7I'D'''0'I''
TAsLKY, VA, November 10.-The Onancock
Methodist Episcopal church was oiled this AFTER
noon with large and brilliant crowd OF speala-
tors 20 witness the marriage OF Miss Edith May
Leatherbury TO SIR. James Randolph Short, OF
Baltimore. The church was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and potted plants. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. 4. Q. Atkins pas
tor OF the church, assisted by Rev. j. w. steven
eor OF Smyrna, Del, brother-in-law OF the BRIDE
After an elegant reception at the house OF me
brides father Mr.. and Mrs. Short left on the
afternoon train for an extended tour. The brioe
Is the Youngest daughter OF Rev. p. o. Leather
bury. and one OF the most attractive and popn-
lar young ladies on the Eastern Shore, while the
groom Is popular aud prosperous businessman
Of baltimore Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
A,hle,e. Of ,he Pre.en, Day.

j. Sullivan, secretary of the Amateur
Athletic Union, president OF the Passime
Athletic Club. and athletic editor OF the
Sporting Times, writes;
:" For years I have been actively connect
ed with athletic sports have always
found IL TO my advantage 20 use AicocKs
porons Plastsrs while in training, a. they
an;clly remove soreness and Stiffness; and
xThen attacked with any kind of pains, the
result OF slight colds. always used All.
cock,s with beneficial results. l have
noticed that most athletes Of the present
dsy use nothing else but Aiieocks Pias'
ters."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Sullivan Drunk Again.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

YORK, Pa, November 16.-Ex-Champion John
L. sullivan created quite an excitement here
this evening. The big fighter was billed TO ap.
pear in - The Man from Boston, On his arrival
hsastIy drunk. lie wanted 10 enter cab 70 &c
10 his hotel, but found an occupant therein-De-
tectiye Samuel wallick. Sullivan wanted the
cab ali 70 himself and Commanded the detective
10 yacate To this Wallick objected, aud the
prize-nghter got In and pulled him out, tore bis
coat badly, and iostled the wearer about rough
Nv. Wallick then swore out q warrant for suit
vans arrest on ths charge OF assault and battery
INT the lighters manager settled the case before
Sullivan was arrested. The affair caused gene
raj indignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17

castor Of his second inauguration. This plan,
In substance, Is the selection b. tho National
Democratic COMMITTEES az q committee OF nftv
citizons OF tho District OF Columbia 20 rake
charge OF the ceremonies outside OF tho Capitol.
The meeting last night prepared such iist,
sided over the Inaugural Committee eight years
ago. Tho list was sent 10 Chairman Harrity, OF
the National Democratic Committee. for sp-
pr0val.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17

DUBUQUE, Iowa. November i0.-'fhe portion Of
tho Australian ballot IN this city originally sup-
i,ro BY the developmsnis OF the official count.
Two hundred and sixty nine ballots for Justice OF
the peace out OF 6,626 were rejected, and many
ballots were found to bear no mark In the circle
or elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Rates to Chicago.

NEW YORK, November 16.-The Eastern
Trunk. Line Association. after long session to.
day considering the World's-Fair rates. adoptea
the following: ...,,.
First on ali regular trains scheduled at thirty
Ave hours or less between Chicago and New
York, present rates viii be maintained.
scbeduled AZ more than thirty-nve hours, 20
per cent. reduction may be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Southern Associated Press.
fEY teieeraph a.. TIA f,ia,aseh 4

atlanta Ga. November l6.--southern edi-
~. ~ iepreseuting morning daiiies IN ten Ssatos.
~ 80 Aeie today, tho result being the formation
20 southern Associated Prees, With T. p.
n.y.. 2. 7. o'Briep, Birmingham Ags-Hsrald.
49,, pierldenti y. r. Glass, Montgomery Ad-
GO seetet1ry; Patrick Walsh, augusta
ls''s..lee, treasurer. sae the foilesipg Board Of
h. 'e.ofs: 4. 2. Howell: .. q. Hsmphnb Charles.
~ A'Ss sfg Csusssy; !. ~ ksliu. Savannah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
California Republican.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November l6.-The com
bined oficiai and semi-oficial returns rom
ls22 precincts in California give Harrison
~. g74: Cleveland, 66,102. Hsrrisons plu-
rnlity. q. 992. liz was learned to-day that mis-
take had been discovered in the count OF seven
nrecincts Of Alameda county, which will change
the result In the Third Congressional District in
favor OF Hlllborn (kepuolican). On tpe race OF
ths returns inns far no has thlrty-one plurality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
A Call for Rev. l., n, Mason.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dspateh.l
LEEsBURG, VA, November 16.-The Rev. G: b.
Bryan, Of Danville, who had accepted the call OF
the vestry of So. James church, Leesburg TO be-
come their rector, has Withdrawn that acceptance
and remains at Epiphany church, Danyilie. .
The vestry OF st. James church here has called
the Rev. Landon X. Mason, rector OF Grace
church, Richmond, to become their rector
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Cumberland County Fair:

I5p5clHi toIeste" " ' 20 v-.-,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., November lo;-Every-
body Is tubilant aud agow with enthuslasn
- IN eisesdy assured The entries IN all depart
ments surp1ss In quantity and quality all pre-,
yous yesrs Governor Holt and stan a.. nav Deon
invited and are expected tomorrow mo racing
A exceptionally good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NoyEugyR l6.--No offerings on 'Chsuge to-day.
Private sales Fillers9 /; wrappers, Al scrap,
5--total, 25 hogshcads-
internal revenue collections: Cigars snd
cigarettes, s5,059.55; tobacco, 81. t39.Sl-total,
Registered on Change: S. b. Mosby. Bedford,
Va.
2. 100 poands; highest price, 1900. Cren-
shaws Warehouse, 2.74S pounds; highest
Wrappers sold up 70 40 cents loose, with node.
rate breaks and strong prices ruling. Hosshead
salss were small Western market reports are
very strong from ofctal daily reports, due 70 70.
bscco ordered IN the last few days tobacco sea-
sonl. Heavy breaks all sround are expected
Iags are ruling SO to 100 per cent higher
than the opening dark sales Of last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17

w. Yong, Novombes 1o--cot1oe eeeody
r,ss6,Ins rplsnds, S46e; orlsenA eioc.
s a. paiss experts Great tnSsIn. si.Sss
bales, % France. o:Is2 49,; e .i ~ NM
ssrs' as ;as0 s ma i.@sr; ns "A !0e7s|e
November, 7el4o,; 1ecemose lyz1e.; ~ -! ~
Corn more salivs and arms; ho = susko
sgss: ssl so; s's.;S ~ sss se 49, as - s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
M.rgnre, Ma,her Married.

KEsosuA. Wis, November 16.-Margaret Ma
hrawer. ware married In this city on July 2oth
by me Rev. Frank A. Pease. Methodist minis
ter, as Philip Pabst and Margaret riniaysoh'
Mr.. Pease did not know tha couple, ana no 50.
cret was made Of the wedding. La,ef, ne . ~
ask ed by Colonel Pabst 70 cay nothing about IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
olonoe,,.r and Ma,hew. Notes.

tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispaicn.l
c,orcrsrrR COURTHOUSE, November lb..ihe
c,rcuit Court met here Thursday ana is sun ~, ~
session. Much important business has peon s osa
Y,nssd az The sales OF the COURTHOUSE anu
Gloucesler Point properties have De'n sVA-
~ Yesterday Z. was Matthew'S court-dny. a goeay
crowd Of the happiest people ever sssen'psor
snept inc day IN shaking hands and taking o'ei
me glorious victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
NORFOLK PEANUT nARsgr

NOVEMBER l6.--Narket quiet. Transactions
very light Prime, 2,4c. extra prime, ~:
fancy, 3a3,sc.; factory hand-picked. 3e<lic.;
common and farmers grades. from ~ 20 2,si.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Cur,,ilmeut of Turkish Privileges.

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispescn-I
CossrAYTrgorLE, November 16.-Ihe turkish
War once has prohibited all officers beio" IN the
rank OF major from taking second wivss- Ln y.
reason given Is that the pay OF sucn omcets Is
not sufficient TO allow them 10 support naIens,
The war minister Is unpopular with the soldiers
wives, who often send populations 70 Nun
clamoring for tho arrears OF their husbands pay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
=, ,Yom. wsddipg in wipdsor.

Correspondence OF the KIchnunu DISpasoH.I
WINDSOR, N. c., November l5.-hchsMfsa ia woe
n yonng merchant Of Windsor, and Miss mary
Rmma smithwick, daughter Of William n:
smithwIck, county surveyor and promiin .saI
farmer living near Sans souei, we're married tnis
morning at the residence Of me Dros n s9,a,
me marriage the bridal party left on tho steamer
Bertie Tor an extended northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Knlh,a Op.nIng Gun.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. November 16.-sonator
Goodwin introduced bill. 10 inc senate to-uay
arthori,ins any oualifed elcctor 70 begin pro
cesdings OF contest over the State election OF
last August. GOODWIN was elected as Mold
man. aud this bill "a regarded as the opening
gun from Koibs side tn tho contest ovsr 'no
goyoruc rship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Shenandoah College In Flames.

INpNIIHI " 'I1V 11'"H'|"1'1"'
BASIC CITY, VA, November 16.-The Shenan-
doah Normal College, at this place, which was
constructed by q. W. Hornshell, Is on FIRE al
this hour, 1880 y. NJ. The total destruction Of
the entire building seems 10 be inevitable.
Fifty students we're turned out by the connagra-
tion to- night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
a.rtie-County Msiorities.

Correspondence of the Richmond pispa'cn.l
WINDSOR, N. c., November Id..Cleyeiandis
majority in this county was OBJ oarrs, oeI
Wocdward's, 2s1; Nitchells Hor me senas n,.
517; Roscoes for the House, on0 DC, ,,can MAORI.
| has heretofore been giving hepuo'"n Na''
| ties ranging from 500 70 300. roo.,v.,
The Democratic county nominees fooo"0N
more than 1000 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
AR. coloui., Paralyred.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 1o..Mrs. Colquitt'
raIysis at her home, near here, to-day. Senator
Coiquitt, who had q somewhat similar sttack IA
Washington several months ago, Is very much
bstter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

HKeHu tcIIVcfHkufss. ssssss
Height Of water in river. .ol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17

Range OF the thermometer at the xort-
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
RATIFICATION POSTPONED.
Democratic Majority, 3,0Oo-Wiliiams
Defeated ia the Fifth District.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., November 16.-The grand
Democratic ratification meeting, which was to
have been held here tomorrow evening, has
been postponed until Clevelands inauguration:
Tho postponement IL on account OF the death OF
tho ChIef Justice and the state Treasurer.
The oriicial vote for congressman In this dis
trict Is announced tonight as follows; BUM
Democrat,, 1860; Stround (fhird party,
1885; Williamson Qndependsnt Republican,
2,106. =.
state Democratic Chairman Simmons says To-
night that the Democratic majority IN the state
is abont $4,000. "
IL il orlcially announced tonight that Thomas
Settle (Repu bcan) gets the seat In Congress
from the Fifth District, defeating A. Ii. Williams
Democrat. 4.
II Is now agreed that Halifax county gets the
Democratic banner presented by Senator and
Mrs. Vance 10 the county giving the biggest vote
IL ia n handsome siiken banner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
eAlTIMoResTocK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. November l6.--'irginia Ss, I4gt
asred baltimore and Ohio stock. 961a97
Northern Central stock, 65l bid Baltimore and
ONO Southwestern I'd incomes, 3t1b bid 40;
"a incomes OaplS consolidated gas ponds, llo
asked do. stock, 5o53a0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17

on the road on rho farm Of Mr.. Calvin cnmmines
aud when aroused ian acfoss the road. lumpse
on top Of the fence, aud thenre t - $1,000
he intended 20 leap 10 'he ground, ps .,,nr .,ds
All the assistance possible was renderea' pus
without avail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
=, o,d,n Times

people overlooked the importance OF per-
manentIy beneficial effects. and were SAILS !.
fed with transient action, bat nov Ins y, n
is generally known that Syrup OF rigs wiz
permanently cure habitusl constip.vsSSs
well-iaformed people will not ouy o.n liz,
iaxstiyes, which act for Q time. pus nnAi''
injure the system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
Mr.. CI.v,l.nd's Insagurssion,

WASHINGTON, d. c., November l6.-Lesding
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