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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Millinery Notice.

Just received, another big lot of white
and red felt hats for ladies', misses, and
children, and any suitable material fol
trimming. Buckles In endless variety.
Call and get bargain OF
MRs. julius BEAR.
1921 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
,. ava. on, November 23.-Blsck diphthe-
80, .i'lag N men in the NsdswaskA lumber
20 Iho people are panio-stricken-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Dn Ynu Want LOpelY

Cut Flowers, American Beauties, Mermets,
Brides Roses. MAY Handy Violets, Chry-
santhemums. Palms, Fern Pans, &c? Go
to W. A. Hammond, l07 east Broad street.
Packed aud shipped to any point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
CZCaRS and Suits.

The opening OF our new Cloak and Suit Par
lors was the greatest success OF our business ex-
perence. Everybody delighted at the magnin-
cence Of the department, and tho magnitude OF
the stock. CO where you will, YOU cannot nnd
another such stock In the South. No matter
what you may want-whether Il DO for tho aged,
the middle-aged. tho young lady or tho little
miss--yOu will nnd IL IN our stock In greater
variety and at less price than elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Proceedings win he slow but sure-The
Delegates Authority.

[By Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
BRUSSELS. November 23.-An the proceedings
Of the international Monetary Conference will
be in three languages-English, French, and
German. This viii lead 20 mucn delay,
but will afford time for the careful and dtspas-
eionate examination Of all propositions IL is
now certain that a majority OF the delegates are
empowered merely TO study the facts advanced
and 20 report thereon 10 their respective govern
ments. The Christmas adjournment will give
time for this. lhe lea that the conference Is
divided into two camps, mOnom etalusts and b-
metalliste, is false.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
r. co. Route toLvpchburg.

One-way fare. $3.50; round trip, 81.
good tor ten days. Parlor-car on train
leaving Richmond "A. M. daily and palace
car on tram leaving Z. VI. except Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

MALARIA cured and eradicsted from the sys-
tenn by Browns Iron Bltters, which enrtches the
blood, tones the nerves, aids digestion. hcts llke
a charm on persons In general III health, giving
new energy and strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Mr.. Howard Marshall,
OF Berkeley, Va, Says:

4" When I began treat
msnt under DR.. Coates
| was constantly hawk
ing and splitting, the
ucus con tin uallJ
dropping back in my
throat. There was o
constant ringing noise
in my ears. / had n(
appetite and was trou'
blsd with q bad taste
In my mouth. When l
arose In the morning |
felt as II | had had no
sleep. That tire d,
aching, and dragging
feeling bothered me 80
at times that | could not
do my work. Every
three weeks or 80 / had
=. -. a. IlAFaw 90 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

At about the same hour, in the southern part
OF the town, Mr. }. X. King a prominent busi-
ness-man Of Oxford, led TO the hymeneal altar
Miss Pattie HlI, Of this place. Rev. p. n. Stain
back. according 20 the ritual OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, spoke the words which caused
two fond hearts 10 beat henceiorth as one. Inc
happy couple left Immediately for oxford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

THROAT DISEASES commence with Cough,
Cold, or Sore Throat. browns BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs" give immediate rehet Sold only IN
b0re6 Price 2Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Tv,n,ieth Annual Anction Sale.

Rich and elegant Silverware, Clocks,
Bronzes, Banquet Lamps, Opera-Glasses,
Rogers's celebrated Table Cutlery.
SALE TO-DAY
at store 914 east Main street at 1890 A. NJ.
and 4:3O p. NJ. In our goods received to-
day will be found some new and beautiful
STYLES in Fern Dishes, Bread Trays, Hand
Painted Berry Bowls, Gypsy Kettles,
Entree Dishes. Cups and Saucers, Mirrors.
Brushes and Combs in Repoussle Silver,
aud many other seasonablo goods suitable
for Christmas, Wedding, and Anniversary
Presents.
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
L Z. LdugbtO,i, Jr., Salesman.
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phill,ps' Dicestible Cocoa

makes a very delicious and nourlshing drink. IL
is particularly adapted for persons OF weak di-
gestion differing therein from all other cocoas in
the market. Sold everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

10 ltttoi.co. CAL, November 23.--The full
49,, ~ mon Ders u the Legislature shows that
4 80 DstaCcrGis nor Republicans VIII have
~@.ViikJ ~ Joint ballot ana that neither
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
First Of the Flseey,

ff3y Telegraph TO the DIspatch.J
NORFOLK, Va. November 23.-The first snow
~ ma season fell here Tonight, accompanied py
h.svv winds and bitterly cold weather Iho
new melted ss fast 40 Il fell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

[by tcleRfapi 10 tho IIspatcH'I
s.vussIn. GA, November 23.-tspecial TO the
Issr,iated PressI.--Tvo Savannah DeInocrtss'
colonel Harmon ana hAsof rshusrA essh sAs''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
DRESS GOODS.

42.iuch EXTRA FINE FRENCH CAMELs-
HAIR CLOTH, the sl.50 quality tor 9oc.
48-inch SUPERIOR QUALITY, HEAVY
WEIGHT IMPORTED sERGKs, .he 81 quality
for 75c.
3s-inch NAVY BLUE STORM sERGEs, tho
Csc. quality for 50c.
CASHMERE NOVELTIES. the 45c. quality for
3jc., and the 35c. quality for 25c.
Handsome designs In fine eALL-MOOL CREPON
NONNLfiES, the s1.25 quality fof soc.
CARDINAL and GARNET CREPON NOVEL;
TIES, nnest ail-wool, tho 81 quality for o0c.
42.inch ALI-WOOL PIN STRIPE IN beautiful
colorlngs, the sl quality for 7Jc.
54-iDch SCOTCH CHEYlOIS, tho regular
sl.50 quality for S5c.
5O-lnch ENGLISH SUIrINGs in choice styles,
the 81 quality tor sl.2S.
54-nch CLOAkINGS In a variety Of designs
at Sl.25, sl.5O, s2T5, and 23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

TO 20 70 doctor TO get HOWARD kAEsHAL.
patched up. ! went 10 seven doctors, who 1xed
rue up for the time being. When called at DIR.
Coates ONCE felt all broke up. l felt dizzy
aud confused and suffered with constant head
ache. To-day feel as well as l want 70 feel. L
am cured. You can say that make this state
ment voluntarily to help my fellow-maD.'
DIR. l. PRARCE COATES,
70s east Franklin street, Richmond, Va. once
hours: 8 A. N. to 8 p. M. SUNDAYS. o 70 12 NJ.
SPECIALTIEs: CArARRH--Nose. Throat,
Ear. and Chest
Consultation at once or by mail free. Medi-
cines furnished II you live at u diatance send
for symptom blank. no l7-Th,saSfunr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
SILKS.

PURE SILK CREPE DE CHINE. IN sll the
popular shades, tho si.25 quality for 81.
NEW SHADED SILKS 10 combine with wool
dress goods, the sl.25 quality for 81.
VICTORIA and CRYSTAL SILKS IN splendid
values at 81, 8l.35, and s1.50 per yard.
EXQUISITE EVENING SILKS IN gas-lght
shades. at 81 per yard for the si25 quality.
Beautiful designs aud solorings In SHOT
SILKS, twc-tOned Bengaline and shaded SILKS.
Magnificent line OF TRIMMING SILKS In PLAN
and fancy, from 75c. TO $3.50 per yard.
The greatest assortment of BLACK SILKS
ever offered or shown by any one house In tho
state.
Black Royal, Rlack Crystal,
Black Armure, Black Victor,
Black Bengaline, Black Muscoytte,
Black Faille, Black Cardine,
Black raifeta, Black Nore,
Black Duchess, Black Crlstoline,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
VANCE LOOKS WELL,

Senator Vance and Mrs. Vance arrived here
to-day 10 remain for several days. While here
thoy are the guests Of Past-Grand-Siro Charles
81. Busbee. There is great pleasure here at this
visit Of the Senator, who looks very well indeed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Kpoxy.,,. Nuggets.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, November 23--(SpseaI 70
the Associated fressl .-pennis Shea, the chief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
REWARD FOR ARCH. MPHArTER.
Supposed to BE Hiding In the Swamps-
Senator Vance Improved.


Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
RALEIGH n. G., November 23.-GoverDOr Holt
to-day offered 900 reward for Arch. McPhatter,
the negro VINO shot Deputy-Sherif Livingston in
Richmond county last week. II will be remem-
bored that McPhatter was In ambush and shot
Livingston dead Just as the latter had arrested
duncan AcPhAtter The latter then struck
Livingston on the mead. Duncan McPhatter was
lynched last Friday. Arch. McPhatter was
shot, but escaped and Ia in hiding, perhaps, IN
the sWamps. The excitement over the affair
continuaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
AwArsoM1s's P7EDlcAMENT.
Bound Now to Take Tramp of Thirty
five Miles.
[Br Telegraph to the Dlspateh.l ]

five Miles.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, November 23.-Hon. Mel.
Branch, member OF the Legislature from Colum-
bia county Crom Watsons district, who was
chairman Of the Platform Committee Of the Peo-
ple's-party convention at Omaha, Is the victim
Of an unusual election bet. On his return from
a ioint debate between Major j. G. c. Black and
Tom Watson, Branch made an agreement with
Joe ". White, travelling passenger agent OF tho
Georgia railroad, that II Black were not elected
White was to walk from the courthouse In
Augusta 10 the courthouse In Thomson, and II
he was elected Branch was to walk from tho
courthouse In Thomson 70 the courthouse in
Augusta. Hence the following:
" Hon Mel BraHch:
Dear Sr,-In compliance with the terms OF
our bet you will please designate nj once the day
that II will be most suitable for you TO walk from
your house an Thomson TO Augusta, Ga.
"Respectfully, JOE w. WHITE.
"IIOUsE or REPBEs sENTATIYEs.
ATLANTA, GA, November Is, 1892.
" Mr.. Joe ". White, augusta, Ga:
"Dear Sir.-I am in receipt OF yours OF the
lin instant. Contents noted. In reply have
20 say that after the closing Of the session OF tho
Legislature shall DO ready 70 pay the forfeit.
"Yours truly, hEL l.. BRANCH.
White will arrange 10 have two OF his friends
accompany Branch in tho walk, who VIII ride at
Branchs expense. Branch will be met IN Au-
custa by a strong delegation Of Blacks friends.
The distance between Augusta and thomson Is
thirty-hye miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
LEV Y&DAVIS.
Great Values

throughout our entire store TO reducs
stock 10 make room for HOLIDAY
GOODS. The Silks and Dress Goods
stock must be reduced at once. Prices
have been made tina. give you s6anco
to buy these goods for less money than
You ever had the chance before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
UNDERWEAR

Friday and Saturday ve will place on
sale some OF the greatest bargains In
ChiIdren's, Ladies', aud Mems Under.
wear We have ever offered. BE on hand
early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Dress Patterns.

A beautiful collection OF hne Impoy,e ed DRESS
PATTERNS 20 be closed out az $3.50, sI50, ani
1915. Each worth iron 81 ~ Stj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
MATCHED LUNCH SETS.
DOlLIES AND NAPKINS.

Bleached Doilies. 80, GO, IS, 90c.,
81. sl.1O, $3.50, 1915, and 81 per
dozen.
Dinner Napkins, 81, sl.25, si.50.
sl.75, 81, s2.25, $3.50, $3.50, and S. per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
PURE LINEN TOWELS.
HOSIERY.

We place on sale again to-day 100
dozen Of those extra quality Hermsdorfs.
fast black, fast tan, and fast nancy
colors, in Ladies' Hose
at 25c. pair.
These are unequalled for style and
value, and we urge you TO make your
purchases at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24

IHJ VV1VhI'1PI 70 011V ID I'1F0'I'I
STOCKTON, CAL, November 23.-On n kite
shaped track this morning StambOul troited
mile i'm 2:071f breaking the worlds record for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Novel Thanksgiving show.


d. Z. LaugbtOn, Jr., Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
nav HlLT on THE oLonE.

,- que GOODMAN Manufacturing Company,
-'-c. aTvrs Of broOms, brushes, DC.
Avg novel. unique. and suggestive
III va platform drawn by ten horses
49,. 49, % be half Of the globe north Of the
,.,. WITH each country distinctly
49, and Richmond having a promi-
Nil 't'r among the cities. The design
H.. 'el9Ne Is the float moves. Each
CO. CO. 'lil be led by a groom. who will
~. a9anner. and along the sides Of the
80" De- long streamers bearing tho
~ ...., We sweep, shine. and scrub
r,la From the top OF the half
ic. vii wave number Of flags, and
svesn,-s tne hoat will DO street,
C' 'Is hieh!mond Agricultural. Implement
Ia l-ny II. J.. Smith general manager,
80, 80 ,sst Nam street, viii show Goat Gov,
p,,'. "'ih blue bunting and supporting a
IN '-I ma o. plowS Coupled 10 the aoat
a., a long tram Of farin.wagons-
'"se.-cornels' ~ ''~' 'N' 'u'" VI 'ne
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MARKETS ~ rrleoeAeH.



Nxv YoRx, September 2o.--ces,.. s>..Hvs
mi:idflnf nptsEds.. 5skc.; Oriesns' ia-ftx
sslss. 500 kaio< Total net re,s,nss q, 49,.
xl,sA bslcs; exrosts--to C;rcss sr,tnss. ke<3
40 ssss a. ~ NC t2n.'ncnt u,.7s bales; ss0ck,
No. red 7s,<c. IA store ana slevss.r S,sss 5,sx
aaoaf; options--Ucfobcr, 7s5.e' Sosem,,n<
ststc.: NAY, s5xc. Corn mere sesiye IN az,
ports weaker; No. :, sea52ssc b. elevator s1a
weak; October, st%c.; Nosean b,r' ss.,'. -.
ssemoer, 53fsc. Oats quiet and sasisr: o.t,oas
fairly active bat wesker: O,.fof..r sa,....ss No
s ven size; Deoeaeet. 3SBsc.; ss,ss III. e
ana m,xed western, 30a3Sc Cofo~ = o,sS,.~
barely s,esdy and anchsDssd 10 m nesas. . a.
tooes, sls. tSaff4eo: Noyemb Ger. sil All. ~
eemeer, ei4. 2Sasla35 spst R,a go. IN
steady; No. 2. 1b4<f5kc. Sugar pesss', ',,,.s
nessssss Ses orleans dun sni steady. Iics
ecuye and nrm. Peuoenm dul but staz.ts. rs-
nned, Now YORK, 1910; Philade,ob,a /. NJ, fn,isi-
more so.OS C0tt0u-seed on dull fnt ssa.av
kossa steady and inors awe: strained. s.,,,-
, h 70 god. si:sss5sessi.2slx rurpesiins DAN
mess. sl225asl250; extra priue~. ala Pea.
puts iroi. Beef duh Tierued heef .a,.,. css-
meats strong; pickisd bellies, sassc. sAoarfefs
1Sac, Niodlcs quiet sbosi-rlcAr October. *.
steam. sss2,s; city, s7.35; October sS.as
asked; January, s7.52 bsd. Fre,sss, am AMI
active: cotton, s-efd.so-s2d.; graia. 2,ld.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September CAN epidemic OF itaus-
datloi seized the grain-piss tO-day. Hox pro-
ducts. on no contrary, in tue hands Of cisver
rnsnipulators, scanned possessed OF fair bQoy.
amer. Corn and oats led tho proccssson of
cereals toward lower prizes the brilliant YEA
tber and an unexpected AGGREGATION OF toadoi
cars arriving from NE nrhis being thu eaief
bugaboos for The bears. Wheat, compared xith
yesterdays closing price. IA Jsc. lover foe
December and skc. lower FOE MAY. Cora
declined 1t4c for October ami lJsr. for Nay. Oats
fell tc. October ribs arc J7,<c. higher The sita-
alton in provisions seems supply re-
doubtable. Tue most powerful interests
ia the trade are apparently srraignci
against each other, and speculative deals aud
natural conditions favor big and broad mars 90.
Tue interest was ensedy IN shvri riDs scek ago.
since then the operstions IN lard and pork have
attracted general notice. Tho intsres. In the
products was intensified to-day by advance ostl-
mates Deing made on the stocks OF provisions.
The neures we're bailish. Prices were advanced
all round. but the dgures we're 20; maintained
on pork and lard. In pork near deliveries sent
up 25aS5c.. while January went i3c. higher.
Lard advanced 5s7i4c. Ribs were sent up "a
7tse. October ribs were sent 5oa55c skypard
ON scant tradus.
Cash quotations: Flonr-Prices shaded t1iia
in somo Instances. No. 2 red and spfins wheat,
73c. No. corn, 4ai4c. No. 2 oats. 3iesc. PORK,
Lard. sS.05. shortrit~. t1.6eifa
es65. sailed shoulders, s6.s0ss1.9o, short.
clear, S7.5easS. Whiskey, si.l5.
:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY. September 20. 1892.

kt&tDDFttl iVf tue Dt1Rtt'usl
sEPTYHsER 29.-.Auction offerings on 'Chsnge
to-day: ~ packages and 2 reflections; highes'
price, 90; lowest, $3.50; average. so.5l.
Reyenuo collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
"a, 56p.s5; tobacco, s5, 2.50-total. %. 122.33
Registered on Change: n. II. Baliow, Oxford,
n. c.; j. I'D Adkeuson, Oxford, N. T., and Il Il.
Walker, Asheyliie, n. O.
Loose sales Mt tho Planters, Dayonporrs, and
shelburne's warehouses, With good. nrm prices
ruling, but with wrappers very scarce and me-
dunn ana common grades predominating.
making not altogether as attractive break As
most OF our buyers would Ike 10 sees keccipts
are fair and improving. 10 seems quite evident
that our houis buyers arc goLng 10 pay SOMA
mArkes values at homo and no fancy prices any
where. The fIiery stock now coming IN II irss
plentiful and not eonspicucusiy active In Old. re-
dried t0baccos. ana hence cannot bring our old
stock values. Unless neN Wrappers appear very
much mere abundant, which there 10 best OF rea-
sons 70 doubt, there Will be necessary upward
movement aud activity socn In oif stocks which
Is nov 50 reasonable. Several OF our large opo-
rators want good Wrappers now. Tho specuin-
establish high home prices. have been losing
money BY reshipmenis TO surrounding markets.
Mr. T. J. Gregory, Of Mockienpurs, here %
day. says all the crop Of his section " cur, ana
the croD IA not only poor but Will wogh Out ngni:
He'd nllsrs we're last year largely sups'nated
for prigh; tobAccoe.
Petersburg VA toDacco-men report very
rather short In leaf. bat excoiions Quensy Ntnei.
and the late faIi Is making about average SoiSht
around that city also
Una Darlington n. CT sales were only node
rntsis attended, and most Of mo toDacco showed
inexperienced aandllns-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

sic. left guard: J. N. Fafhsns, lett tackle ;
Paul Petnt. left end. Frederick Harper
quarterback. X. B. Nelson. right nan-
back; W. Elliott, left half-back ana y,
5. Thomas. fuil-back- SeyerM OF sno
players were on the team OF last session.
among them our own Bnhe GARTH.
Great things are expected OK the eleven
tins year. Every fair afternoon from 20
$50 O'clock the teams practice on tne
splendid athletic grounds. after when
brisk run Is taken. BY the time the hrst
game is played, early in October. the BOYS
will be in splendid condition. Ihonas
Will be captain OF the team. a,
The subs" or second team is az FOL
10 as. their positions being. IN the samo
order as the first nine; 4. n. carr, "
Prewett, II. ID. Humphrey. N. y. Early
Hicks, J. NJ. Marshall, Ii. Parrish. ); IL.
Martin or J. M. Dill. A. O. Jones, Bowden;
Dill or Martin. The captain OF the second
team will be appointed each evening.
large number of persons. both wnlte
and colored, were present last night a.
pr1ze-hght between two negro men OF tnls
city-OlIYe- Wood and Andrew Ayers
Ayers was knocked out and Wood re-
ceived about S20, the amount OF the col
lection taken up for the benefit OF the
winner.
Editors for College Topics have been ap-
pointed, as follows: Messrs. Harrison
Randolph, II. II. III. Duke, A. ID. Harden,
aud @. A. Davis. MIR. w. X. Abbott - the
business editor. The editor-in.chief 10 10
be appointed from the list of editors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
unne Tyler in TazeMall.

correspondence OF the richmond Dbpatcn.l
GRAHAM, Va, September Lieutenant
Governor j. Hoge Tyler addressed the citi-
zens of Tazewell yesterday at the Court
house. An attentive and deeply-interested
audience greeted him. Governor Tyler
is quite afavorite with our people, having
represented them some years since IN the
Senate. when this county and Pulaski
were in the same district. In this contest
he defeated one of our prominent cltl-
zens-Captain Samuel G. Leece.
Major iyIer's speech was confined chiefly
10 the interests of the farmers, because,
as he stated, he was a farmer himself, and
that every dollar he made came from his
farm. notwithstanding the fact that he had
handled few corner lots. He demon
strated conclusively that under Demo-
cratic rule in wears gone by the farmer was
the prosperous citizen. He contrasted the
GOOD times when the American flag 1oated
ON the seas of every nation, and our ships
bearing American products to all lands,
with last year, when but four of
our ships were afoat. In those
DAYS OF good Democratic government
wheat averaged &l5f per bushel,
against IS and so cents at present.
H,s attacks on the public-land trusts,
mouopolies. the force bill, and foreign I'M
migration were scathIng enough to cause a
man to sternly deny that he ever voted
Republican ticket.
In the opinion of our citizens Governor
TYLER Is the most convincing stunper
IN the Virginia field to-day.
Stuart f. Lindsay. Republican elector,
smoke to a small crowd in the Town Hall,
not more than fifty being present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
A HOPELESS SPLIT.
TWO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
Separate Conventions Held by the Bowden
and bnti-Bowaen Factfons--B
and peachy ia the Field.
special telegram 70 the Dirpstcn.l

NORFOLK. VA, September 29.--To-day tho
representative Rcpu ,licans Of the Second
District assembled in this city to attend
the congressional nominating convention
Of the party. The Bowden men went to
the custom house. where they caucussed
and decided 20 nominate Mr.. Bowden.
while the auti-Bowden men centered at
Armory Hall. where they also held eau
Gus. There was considerable disappoint-
ment when IL was learned that the two fac
tons without coming together would hold
separate conventions.
MAJORITY OF ANTS.
The anti-Bowden men when they met
decided that they bad a majority OF the
delegates, and would have nothing to do
with the other meeting. and so went up to
Samaritan Hnll, on st. Paul street. and
convened. AT the Armory- Hall conyen-
ton 8. ID. Hope presided. At Samaritan
Hall A. @. Peachy, of Williamsburg, pre-
sided.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
A committee was appointed to wait on
the Bowden convention and endeavor to
harmonic on O nominee. A similar CON-
mittee of the Bowdenites was appointed,
and both conventions are yet in session
hearing speeches and awaiting a report
from the conference.
NO COMPROMISE.
The committee on conference failed TO
effect COMPROMISE and ex-CongTessman
Bowden was nominated at Armory Hall
and A. @. Peachy. of Williamsburg, OF Sa-
marian Hall.