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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

stout limbs. aud that bounding health and
vitality which all children should have. IL
is perfectly safe 10 give TO children Of any
age, and its curative and restorative effects
are wonderful. Druggists. 81.
My little girl had been taking medt-
cines for severe nervous trouble nearly
two wears, receiving no benefit. | then
bought bottle Of DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and her recOrery
by ifs iise has boen remarkable. Others OF the
family have received benefit from It's use.
G. II. Bemis. CRANKY. Mass"
DIR. Greene, the most successful specialist
in curing all forms of nervous aud chronic
diseases, s5 west Fourteenth street, New
York, can be consulted free, personally or
by letter. Call or write him about yonr
case or send for symptom blanks TO OIL
out. and letter fully explaining your dis
ease. giving advice, etc.. will oe returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
A WEAVERITE WITHDRAWs.
He Was n Copscicnce-Stricken supporter
of Gideon's Rapd-Personal Notes.


of Gideon's Band-Personal Notes.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. G., November 21.-Nr. W..
K. White, a strong Third-party man, who has
been a member Of the Kehukee Primitive Bap-
tist church for many years, Saturday withdrew
from the church without any charges against
HIM. His Church viii not receive or keep IN lei
lOWship any member Of any secret ORDER. ana
Mr. White has been conspicuous as Ihlrd-
party man and has rather favored IN me- POSI-
lion the work of GideOn's Band. lie withdrew
from the church on his own accord. Members
OF the church think that he rather hoped some
one would prefer charges against him and then
he would withdraw on the plea OF persecution
for his political opinions, but the church KEPT
stin and lot him do his own kicking.
The storm that passed over this community
Friday did considerable damage to some farms
on the river. MI
Rev II. r.. Vann leaves this morning for Rlch-
mond, where he will spend several days IN
meeting with Rev. W. l.. Wright, pastor OF Leigh
Street Baptist church. -,-,,,--. ~.
Judge ii. II. shepherd, who Is holding court at
Halifax. spent Sunday here, the guest of mr' W.
A. Dunn. ,,, -.
Mrs. Powell. of Howellsyle is visiting ber
brother Mr. r. E. Hancock. She is accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. X. w. Wooten, ana MIS-
Taylor. OF Autumn.
Dr. Ed. Shields, Of Weldon, is here on visit to
his fathers family.
Elders A. J. Moore. OF Whitakers. ana Sylves-
ter Hassell, OF WILLIAMSON, are here on yisiI
10 soc Mrs. John c. Pi,tman. who is quite SICK.
Mr. W. u. Johnston went 20 Bethel saturday
20 visit his parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
2 TFRRlGLE CRIME.

I.,,a % Desperation IA Mother Kills
T.rrorUer CLildreu and Herself
f.-oAmorlcan cable 20 the Dispatch.l
5t N.5s4aer 2l.-A horrible tragedy is
r-f '-l Nllfausen, in Aisace. woman
t.- -.s..... aeru, the wife Of a baskct-maker,
-.a. @. desperation by the mi5con-
- t.saai. On Saturday last there
r.. .tS house. and the little ones
-'r U.r7t. Madame Kern, driven
..... ..lt tle four Youngest in Wheel
.....I mo hun child 90 follow her.
..".... t.. harrow through the town, the
....icll wondering, but not su5uect-
f. man vas ABOUT 20 commit
.rue Sne went eifalsht
..t..v. ana wheeled the bar
urfery chapel There she
-.. ...t uu. Df the barrow. she knelt
..l caused tue others 20 kneel ana
.-4gnr. Ttcn the mother arose
harp knife quickly cut ono
20 -. 'u- 1s quickly cut the throats
.f.s. Cu,iren Gud reached Tor the
'.-f .ue tried 20 get away. Inc
... t. cemetery heard the cries OF me
." ... was Ola Time 20 rescue the nth
-- ..- mother mad succeeded In nhlet-
a. .... .. ia 30 although twas wounded
t..a wonder tue woman made no AZ
..a keeper, but tuned The knila
.. .Hn iht01t Before tho keeper
I.r. .le drew the knife across her
... Niu tae nfe-b'Ood gushing ont,
..Is laia. Mother gnd children
'".. .. uwou grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Fancy-wood Pianos.

Our assortment is equal to . chrysanthe.
mum display in variety. We have upright
cases in QuGrtsred Oak. Birch, French
Walnut, CircassIan Walnut, Ameucan
Walnut, Antique Mahogany, White Ma
hogany. Hungarian Ash, Curly Maple,
Rosewood. and Ebony.
These Fancy Pianos ere in our ware
rooms in all styles OF eases. With our line
of Steinway. Hardman, aud Rimball
Pianos and over l50 Organs of oil STYLES VIZ
feel that we can supply your musical wants
and repay you for visiting our establish
ment. WALTER ID. MosEs Il Co..
1905 Main street, opposite post-oshce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
s,r,cG n Solid Foundation.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., November 21.-ln exca-
vating for a solid earth foundation for the 10
600 spjpdle addition to the cOttOn-mills at the
falls OF Tar river solid bed Of rock forty feet
from the surface was found. The rock ~ as
smooth as a fioOr and OF unknown size. Inc
superstructure OF this large building WIZ De OF
brick, and it viii be lghtod by electricity:
The Agricultural Fair Company paii every
premium IN full awarded az the late exhibition,
Notwithstanding short receipts on account OF
storm and rain. -, nun
M-. Henry Blouni, editor OF the H"foF' "iisOh'
n. c., spent to-day In town -,
Misses Bryan, OF Newberne; Badham, ol
Fdepton: Thomas, Of Mobile, Ala, and MARY
Battle, Of Warrenton, are visiting MISS MARI
Bum. 50, ~, -,
Miss Mary Davies, Of Jacksonville; Fla, end
Miss Mittie Ward, Of Morganton, n. C'' arc lhe
guests OF Mrs. John II. Arlington.
Misses Crane. a Fredericksburg; Obtleh, OF
Baltimore; Hadley, Of Wilson, and Parker oil
Missss Ellington and Roam, OF Reidsyile, are
al Mrs. William c. Woodwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
SaxPpufaI leneue.

A special called meeting of all lodges
comprising Authenticating District No:
q of the Sexennial League, will be held
at Druids' Hal! tonight 10 receive the re-
port of the special committee who went TO
Philadelphia last week TO further investi-
gate the affairs of the league. Although
the committee have not given out any in-
formation as to what conclusion they
arrived at, il is generally understood that
the lodges tonight will take determined
stand and force. if possible. the winding
up of the affairs of the league.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
MALONE OF VIRGINIA
He is INTERVIEWED ON THE RECENT
DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE.
He Has Little to Say, as Becomes One oil
Those Who Were Overwheimed--
Sarkazxum."


CHARLESTON, s. c., November 2l-Tspecial TO
the Associated Pressl.-Ex-senator William Ma
hone, Of Virginia, arrived in Charleston sc-nigh'
on his way home. He has been spending a Tort
night with Senator Don Cameron at the latters
handsome ests:eon st. Helena Island, one OF the
fea Islands Of the South Carolina coast.
An Associated Press reporter asked him;
did the fear OF force bill have much TO do
with tue RESULT"
al don't think It did except amonga lew igno-
rant persons"
What about the tarid
"Itis very intricate subject. i think tnere
is only one man in the country VINO unuers'anos
tSn
"who is that?"
"Adrich."
" DO YOU think the Democrats will materially
reduce the tadf
a Not II they are wise. They will probably
restore the duty ON sugar Taking IL on does
not seem 90 havo benefited anybody but the
ShgaT Trust"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

ing the purchase OF the handsomc Li.cn.
ford residence, az the cornor OF knmphr
and Custom House streets, for t2f 600. Tho pro
perry IL ono Of the bandsomest sltos ana we
most convenient location In tho city, being Only
one square from Canal street aud covering
Custom House street. d. q. 0Malley saia
this morning that the club bad enough
money 70 buy the whole square II necessary.
The site IL within one square OF the place sneIe
John /. Sullivan put up whom he was here Do-
fore, and IN his ncht with Jake Kilrain. coui-
modious brick building occupies portion OF Ins
ground. while The space used as garden win
answer for the arena.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

feeling that exists in tho navy between the line
and tho staif officers. II Is supposed that the
court has found Mr.. Dsnforrh guilty OF the
charge and has imposed q sentence OF suspcn-
sion with loss OF number, but tho result cannot
be ociciaIiy disclosed until Secretary Tracy has
acted upon the case.
Tho President has issued en- order for
revenue vessels TO patrol the Atlantic coast from
December until April ist 70 assist vossels in dis.
tress during the winter. Tho Lot NJ. morrill,
win patrol the coast from Abseccm, y. j., 70
Bodies Island, n. c., tho William n. crawford
the waters OF Chesap peake Bay and tho schuyler
Coifax the coast from Bodies Island 70 Charles
Ton fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
10 orranIre the Now Diocese.

The council Of the new Virginia diocese will
convene in Lynchburg tomorrow, and Bishop
Whittle Is expected 20 preside over tho gather-
cred by tho body Is the question Of choosing q
bishop for the new field. Bishop Whlttle Will
first say whether he desires 20 remain In charge
OF his old diocese, and assuming that he prefers
have the prerogative of remaining In his old
field or going to the new One No one knows
what decision he will reach in the matter, but
should he decide to 90 with the new diocese ~ Is
thought that Rev. Mr.. Burton, OF st. John
church, will probably be made assistant bishop.
Rev. Robert Gibson, son OF the late Churchill j.
GihsOn. is also meptloned for the ofllce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

tho hlghblndeYa. Tho on Yeks had sent q for
maj cbsllenge 10 tho sam Ups 90 mect ON Jack
son street and firht % q nnisn. Toe iight was 70
have occurred yesterday, but the police beard OF
tho challenge and arrested SIX nemoors OF the
On Yek esr,iety, who had already arrived at the
acme OF tho baltic and we're awaiting their RI
vals. They were all heavily armed with reYoly.
ers and knives, and two Of them wore coats CT
mail made OF etoel rings under their bionses.
0thers yrore nrote,,;ive coats Of thick paper Tho
walls in Chinatown are covered with piecards
mt mn nv tlte rival sccleties, defying each other
and further trouble IN anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

Estelle James, colored child about years
old living with her parents at No 400 north
Fifteenth street. was 20 badly burned Sunday
afternoon about o'clock that she died from her
injuries about six hours later. She was lott IN a
room with another child. who was about her age,
and when the alarm was given all OF her clothes
had been consumed and she was badly burned
about the body and face.
Coroner Taylor was notified of the death, and
upon invest CATION found that no foul means
had been practlced, consequently the remains
were turned over TO relauves for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

Ladies' Patent-Leather Shoes --Old prices
SIS. So, and Stall sizes and widths. al
So. 80. Several hundred pairs OF the Sl.5O
lot still on sale. New Shoes arriving every
day. and the largest stock of Trunks and
Bags IN the State. Ladies' Shoes from
81. 50 TO 81. Gentlemen's Shoes from S2.5O
to So. Bridal Trunks from soc. 10 S45. Get
married and huy your Shoes, Slippers, and
Trunks on the lrrong side Of Broad corner
Eiqhh. L. II. SPENCE.
The Shoe and Trunk House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

~. ''' telegraph 20 the DisDatch.l
t.,'...''s 'N, ID. q, November 2l.-In few
l,.-' pm % General Haum viii be COM
b, --- ia. siaiemoot OF the condition Of
var t,'yl OMco be presented. Ii will show
N4a"'. appmpnstioD last year for pensions
t0-, a. ,,.'J'jOO' and that the amount feil
o. r,r..' -4l,al 4al demands by about $4,000, 600.
tIA Do. ,.'9J iof tue coming fiscal year, ABOUT
ets.. ,',,DV ~ whlch u 10 anticipation Of an In
i.rt, ii -'l a'nouui over the actual eKpenai-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
North CaroIIna's eed Law Void.
..o,o,r-a,,h 20 the DisDatchl

wILxINGroN, n. c., November 2l.-Ihe last
,s'.y ,,a,,tago cf soed sold in North Carolina u
be stamped With the year in wnich they we're pro-
1ncef. A test case was made 40 by prominent
seedsmen Of Illinois, and simon ". oanlets'
tIon of me law lie was released Oh haoeii
corpus by Judge Gof, Of the United states or,
cuit Court. nj chambers In Baltimore severn
months since. To-day Judge Con arrived mere
and rendered q decision In the case' u00i@i 'Ns
the law Unconstitutional aud void.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
HE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
IL Opens in Brussels Tc-Day-Americah
Representatives En- Route.

by Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November 21.-The American dele
gates to the International Monetary Conference,
which opens tomorrow in Brussels, left the Vic
toria station at O'Clock this morning In spe-
cial saloon carriage. Mr.. Henry White, secre-
tary Of the American legation, and number OF
others were at the station 10 bid them farewell
Henry w. Cannon, president OF the Chase Ma
tional Bank, New York, VITO Is one OF the dele.
gates, told "A representative OF the Associated
Press that he had been greatly pleased by nus
stay in London. He added: Whatever ylows
the GadstOneans may have regarding silver,
nothing could exceed tho courtesy they nave
shown us here. Mr.. Leach and went all over
the Bank OF England Saturday and took
luncheon with the oricals. We and on all sides
the greatest interest In tho conference, ana
am hopeful that II viii have good results" soma
tor Allison said "There IL no telling how long
the conference will last. / expect II will be a
week before get fairly down TO business An
adjournment over the Christmas holidays Is IN
yyitablp.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
NEW Works. SENSATION.
Did Colonel Neville Break the Social Law
when lie slapped Howland?
IDy Telegraph 70 ihe Uispatcn'J


NEW YoEK, November 2I.-The metropolis
which. Notwithstanding its size, dearly loves
setsatlon 60 as TO have something 10 talk about
ia an eroc over the question whether Colonel
Rohert Neville committed social preach oy
slqpping the face Of ;. :. HoWiand, another Wel-
kn6Wu club man. at the horse-s how IN MHdlsOn-
S1uare Garden. Colonel Neville was held 10
$500 bail by tho court today.
lie has made public his side OF inc case,
alleging that Howiand had grossly insulted ana
Wr0nced hiin by publicly accusing him OF cheat
ING the estate Of a dead friend out OF about t3O'
AN the clubs are discussing the case eagerly.
Tbere is talk Of q duel, but rs not believed that
ono Will ever come of, though Neville appears
wiling. Neville SAYS Howland haunted his lot or
about the deOt before members Of the Union
Clnb. Neville says no ladies we're near and he
cbose the horse-shoW because TO wantedto hu-
initiate HOwland. , - 81. =,
A monument southerner and a member OF inc
Reform Club said 81 will say nothing about tue
merits of the case, but will say that no man -
tustiaed in assauting another m, any pisee Where
eoriety Is gathered together Tor It's ehloylnehE
Euch a proceeding as tnat in the garden was III
disgracelul disregard Of all laws OF decenG!' Lo'
them 10 OIL aud obtain their satisfaction. ,,.
Dr. Cbauncey DepeW, president OF the OniVn
League Club, who IS an authority on cIuDs' salu
~ won't give an opinion on the Neuile- howiShu
affair. II ! ala might get my head orokeh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
The Hnstings Court.

The following were the cases tried fla the
Hastings Court yesterday:
Lee Pulling. charged with felonious assault,
was tried and acquitted.
Thomas Potter, carrying concealed weapons.
Fined ego.
James Lewis, stealing pair of boots. sent to
fail for three months, and for carrying concealed
weapons fined 500
Robert Jasper, petit larceny. Sent to jail for
thirty days.
Edward EllenRer, resisting the police. Fined s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Christisn Scientisis So-caiicd.

GUTHRIE. O. T., November 2L--A number OF
Christian Scientists have oeen holding meetines
near Hsnnesy for soma time. A few nights ago
one OF the leaders told those present that u tney
mad faith they could go out and pick np rattle
SNAKES and the reptiles could not bitc them.
Next day q recent convert 1aned souihers saw
a rattosnake AID picked 1t az. The animal
fastened its fengs in bis arm, but be refused
medical attention. and has since dicd, oespIts
msay long prayers on the part OF his folioy-bs-
Hoyara n fifth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
OF THE FOUR HUNDRED.
A Niece of Ward sIcAllister's Welded TO
John Howell Janeway, Jr.
LRY telegraph 70 the Dspatch.l

NEW YORK, November 21.-The marriage OF
Miss Meta McAllister, daughter OF the late
Colonel McAnIster, United States Army, and
niece OF Ward McAllister, 10 John Howell Jane
way, Jr., son OF DR.. JaneHay, United states
Army was celebrated this afternoon 10 the east
drawing-roOm OF the Reed school, NC. east
Fifty-third street, where temporary chancel OF
tropica! plants and flowers was arranged In the
recess Of bOw-windoT. Inc ceremony was
solemnized by Bishop Potter, the Rev. L.
Wesley Brown and the Rev DIR. Z. NJ. McAllister,
OF Elizabeth. The best man was brother OF
the groom. The maid OF honor was MISS ga
brielle Dexter, niece Of the bride
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Railway Teiegraphers' Grievances
rRv falagran mn To the DtsDatch1

KNOXVILLE, TENN, November 2l-lspecial to
the Associated Pressl A committee OF railroad
teiecraphers came to town to-day TO ASCERTAIN
from genersl-Supernten1 lent Vaughan. OF the
Est Tennessee road the result Of the recent de-
ny nd for an increase OF wages from $40 to $40
n month. General-SuperinteDdent vaughan De-
ing out OF town, IL Was decided 10 await his re-
turn. Meantime the threatened strike OF the
ielegraphers OF the Queen and Crescent road hns
been settled bY a compromise. Instead or ge' :
ting the g. a month additional wages demanded
eacu operator 81 allowed 20 cents per hour for
overtime, aud no discrimination ~ 10 be made
against ths members OF tho Order OF Ielogra-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Tho orranl,,in-street Hotel.

Major Lewis Ginter IS still in New York look
ing after the plans connected with tho new
hotel Tho details for the magnificent structure
have not az set been determined upon by him,
as he desires 10 be exceedingly careful IN his
selection OF a design for the building, and feels
that the matter is one In which he cannot afford
10 be hasty Tho gentlemen with whom he -
associated in the great movement are thorough
ly in earnest and assert that the new hotel Is a
certain thing and that no time viii be lost in
pushing the scheme 10 successful completion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Losses by Fire.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

by Telegraph 10 mo blSpalS'hI
CHICAGO, November 2l.-A hre last evening IN
tho sheds of the Michigan salt Comvhny de-
stroycd thirty sheds and 225,OVO barrels OF SAT-
Loss. $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-A Gre this morning
In the car-sheds OF the Lindell Street Railway
Coulpany. destroyed tho sheds twelve motor
cars, thirteen tfailers, and two VesHUule cars
Loss, $4,000.
YoRxvrLLE, s. G., November 21.--A fire hore
this morning destroyed Hunter : Oatess dry
goods sore, with opera-house on the secohu
fioor. Two wooden buildings belonging 70 the
county, used gs laG-Olicos, aid IN county
court-house. Hunter q 0ateSs loss, $4,000;
Insurance, $4,000. The cOuntys loss, about
AZ COO: no insurance. Tho total loss aggre-
gates s34, 600; insurance, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Assigned to Wind Up business
rc,o,,,I ,.iogran, IN the Dispntch.l J

one ~ the oldest aud largest grocery and coniec-
tionery houses here, made a voluntary ass,sh- r,s
fnent to-day forthe benefit oihis creoit9ts' ~ h.1
narticuars arc meagre, u IS thought mt tne u
sets will equal the liabilities, ana snss ~. q, ~,
resorted 10 tho assignment in order 70 vino up
Rev. j. Is. schooIiield, the Danyille evangelist'
hegan a series OF proiractod meetings al 'ue
Mefhodist church last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Lnoks Like LYnehiflr.

q BEENfrIsyILLf, S. G., November 2l.-NoTs
was received more to-day that a posse rom
North Carolina to-day captured at DiiiCn, 3. e.,
this negro Arch AcPnster, who mnfhcrei
last Tharsday, Another party from North Caro-
iina IL waiting a McColl, a small station not Tar
from here, sor the arrival OF the posse with tne
criminal, and they will take charge OF nm ana
carry him TO the SPOT where MS protsr pu,. ~
was iynched last Friday, and where ne VIA DO
eisniiarly dealt with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
An Explanation from Mr.. Powell.

To ne Ed.tor Of the Dispafeh:
The very erroneous impression likely 20 be
made by the DIsPATCH's reference % my being
left by the Chesapeake and Ohio train on Satur-
day last compols me 10 request yOu 10 publish
this corrections Ny young ladies went 20 the
train with threo matronly ladies-one OF
them member OF my family and another a
resident OF Williamsburg were by No
means dependent upon the tender mercies OF
any one for protection. These ladies accom-
panied them and took caro- Of them. The lad
TO whom your reporter referred wss evidently
one Ot these or another friend % whom teie-
graphed 20 aid IN caring for them. II was un-
fortunate that was not with them, but they had
all the care they could have had without mo.
Truly, &C., JOIN H. POWELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
OUR BUSINESS INTERESTS.
They Have by No Means Anything 60 Fear
from Mr. CleveIand's Election.

: Iby teIHKFHUH 70 IlI0 DI7'F777V11''
NEw YORK, November 2l.-The Word this
morning prints an interview with II. T. DeBar-
dsleben. OF Birmingham, Ala. who called upon
Mr.. Cleveland at the latter's request. Mr. De-
hardeleben Is identified with n number o. ihdus-
trial enterprises In tie South 81 was very
much graiinod, said Mr.. DeBardeleben, at
The conservative tone Of Mr.. Cleyelands obser-
vatlons: he said Mr.. Carlisles illusti alton rep
resented his own view OF coming down the
tariff ladder one step at n time, aud asked a
great many questions about the coal and iron
deposits Of the South, the price OF labor abroad,
rates Of transportation, ETC., showing an intel
hGent comprehension Of tho subject. am con-
yinced that tho business interests OF the country
have nothing 70 fear from Mr Cleyelands elec-
figD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
intercollegiate Football.
TDv teiagranh IN tho DisDatch.

ATLAYrA, Ga, November 2i.-Ihe great
southern interstate football contest for the
charnpionahip Of the South commences here TO-
morrow The Universities OF Georgia, Alobama,
Virginia, and North Carolina will oe repre-
sented. College men are coming IN on every
train. The affair is the first OF its kind In the
South, but promises TO be successful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22

WASHINGTON, November 21.-Leave Of absence
for three years has been granted 70 Ciyil-En-
queer Peary order to permit him TO prosecute
his explorations Ia Greenland, by which route
Peary viii seek the north pole. Secretary tracy
was disposed 10 reject the application for leave,
but relented, owing 10 the earnest representa-
ti0ns OF the Philadelphia Academy OF Science,
under whose auspices Peary's expedition VIII DO
cnp1uetOI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
Rewari for the Oxford Lynchers'
A -. - ,s eha DigDqteh.l

RALv,GH, N. c., November "i.-SoVernnr holl
osfers A reward for tho unknown men Who at
oxford last week broke open the door oi @ lne
taii. took thorefron Carter Burnett lcui", w,
and lynched him. The people OF oxtord nave
s5nnted formal resolutions conoemnihS the
ivnchina and sent them 20 the Governor.