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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
A MuCh-MARRlEO MAN
Run TO Earth at Length By the Industry
of Wife NumbeT Two.

COLORADO SPRINGS, COL, November 15--tspe-
cial 10 the Associated Press. Mrs. Annie O.
Johnston, n Detroit Mich, who has travelled all
over the cShntry and spont thousands Of dollars
In searching for her runaway husband, William
r. Johnston, has found him at last ut Manitou,
where he has Deen In business eleven years, and
he was arrested on a charge OF bigamy. He was
married at Manitou IN 1883 TO Miss Frances
Repon.
According 70 Mrs. Annie C. Johnstons state
ment, she is wife No. . and the Manitou woman
Is wife No 9. She married Johnston In Detroit,
July rs, 1851. she has since learned that hrs
Johnston No l died under suspicious circum-
stances. In the fourth year after he left her. she
says, Johnston sent proposition TO her through
an attorney that he would pay hor $1,000 If she
would permit him TO obtain a divorce on the
scriptuTal ground. That proposition she at once
rejected, and began search for her husband,
suspectinR that he was seeking an alliance with
another woman. sho shows package OF sou
letters received from pOstmasters and other cor
respondents in every State In the Union reply
iug TO her inquiries for information. she got
information from an envelope that she had In
advertently seen IN the house OF JohnstOn's bro
ther In Detroit that he might be found at Mani
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
THEY WORE A SMILE OF TRIUMPH.
Scotland Neck's Democratic Club Ad-
iourns Sine Die-Personal Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dtspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., November l5.-The
Scotland Neck Democratic Club held a meeting
last night, the first since the election. One by
one they came In as soldiers from battle, loot
sore, baltle-scaTed, and weary, but wearing on
their faces smile Of triumph. The work OF the
campaign aud election Was discussed, and the
closing OF the business OF the club was the last
WORK for the present, and the club adjourned
sine die.
Halifax Superior Court is in session this week,
Judge IL. A. shutord presiding.
The criminal docket has a number OF cases,
bat none OF great importance except that Oh
Pin Pittran, Wiley johnson, and ono WILCOX
charged with the murder OF Haley wilkins,
which was reported through this correspondence
two weeks ago.
The large saw-mill and planing-mill plant OF
the North Carolina Lumber Company at Iillery
has started I'D, and II Is doing fne work
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Law
renee one OF Scotland Necks most charming
young ladies', 20 Mr.. l.. T. Whitehead. the clever
druggist here. on the evening OF November 23d.
Mr. Roy Bracy, Of Richmond, is here on visit
10 his Dar6lts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
May Have Been Murdered.
IBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, November 1-lSpeclal 20 the Asso-
ciated Pressl.-Jim Wall, a well-known and
wealthy bOokmaker, is missing. Wall IS man
who attracted the attention OF thousands during
tho first part OF the racing season In Chicago.
lie IA an Australian bOokmaker and did busi-
ness at Garfield Park, Wash ngion Park, and
Hawthorne after fashion that looked queer 10
American eyes. He carried a leather satchel
slung over his shoulder out of which he paid all
bets and into which he put all the money bet
with him. lie had two $4,000 hank certificates
and other assets 70 bring his stock IN trade up TO
100000. Several days ago trunk conihining
he sstcnel aud some papers was found ON q
West-gide prairie, and the bookmakers gene
rally think that Wall never got out OF Chicago
alive. some people say that Wall has gone back
TO Australia, nut his friends do not think 80. n
was NOT n man 10 60 away mysteriously. The
police have been unable 10 md any trace o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16

s,nlth NJ a toe,caI and keeniy Ipcisiys argument
ln mia defence. Not Only that, but py way "
proving biz position 70 be tho proper one; no was
compelled 20 show that In suppon ., ,no pus,-
tion assumed hy the prcsiding conm'sse ela, snsro
tpre. The reader assuming for the time the
part OF prosecutor, patiently, one ny one, ex-
arnined the toxta cited by the committee Ia sup
port Of their charges, ana declared mem al IN
uis areumept was that the word "inepired" de-
ecribed the quality ana not tae origin ot the
Scriptures
IL was dark when ho concluded, and after
brief prayer the preecytery adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
POPULATION OF SOUTHERN STATES.
statistics with Respect to Kent ucky. Ten
nessee, Alabama, and Other states.
rpv teleeyanb IN tho Dtspatci-1

WASHINGTON. November 15.-The Census Of
fee, in bulletin Issued to-day, gives statistics
of the population in 1890 by color, sex, and
nativity Of Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. The figures
M the b1Ile,in are summarized as follows:
Kentucky-White. 1880, 1852; colored, 26S,-
173; native born l,7og,271 foreign born, 3d.
Tenpessee-Total population, 1,767.51S;
white, 1,33e.637; colored, 430,SS1; males,
SOI. .5S5; females, S7o,933: native born,
I,747, ,4Se; foreign born, 20,029.
Alabama-Total population, l,j13,017; white,
S33,7IS; colored, 679,299; males, 757, ,f56 {;
females, 755,561; native born, 1,49S,24O; for
elgn born. 1,417. 600 oo,,
Mississippi-Total population, l,2os.6o0
6s7; females 639,913: native born, 1,2sl,o4S;
foreign born, 1892.
Louisiana-White. 55S,395; colored, 500, l02 I;
native born, ,06S, $40: foreign born, 49,147.
Texas-White, 1,745,93o; colored, 4S0,5sS;
native born, 2,0s2, ,567; foreign born, 152,956.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.
Dpsl,o Excited on Account of Legal Pro-
oceding,- Startling Disclosures.
fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l


eeeling,-Startliug Disclosures.
.By telegraph to tho Dispateh.l
E~r.ro. y. Y. November l5.-Public excite
ariir tbp alleged election frauds in this city
ttc.n,y continues undated, and great in
...s. is taken In the proceedings in cOort before
....a N..-uL
lr,t Edward Duffy and Justice-of-the-
Fat -a-ll uurruger, OF Cheektowaga, were
sr.i-i ul % charge Of forgery in changing re-
t.--t-.r. the FIRST District Of the town. They
r.-s t..i to bail counter-inyestigatlon was
,,-ei BIZ .ho Democrats this morning by in
.-ust... .aid be'ore Judge Titus IN the Supe-
On. t..-' mentioning no names, but alleging
ta a.-rsn Republicans had been guilty OF at
t-gi- fH trbe inspectors before the elecuon 10
.- .'ra., Of particular candidates. seward A.
sl.a @ Wri.snOWn Republican lawyer, was
ta.tt.r tho stand, and testified that he had
r--l @. money Improperly in the canvass OF
Professor 81. l.. Emerson Tor superintendent OF
ns r.-. startling disclosures YET made were
tltUl.l 'ls morning, when IL Was ioonu mat
i-l... .i5 east at the pOllng-pace in the FIRST
l..r.f.t the Eleventh Ward had not been de-
trye.a were still in the hox. recount
las u.... lu court before Judge Haight, aud
U.t BALE greed with the police returns gwen
.tec c.iou uIchi, While the returns aitefward
tt a'l .uo cerG showed change OF 20
iil..f Emerson tkcputhcanl for nuperintenc"
t.t ii-.atou. and Qunby lkepu0hcan) for
l,;uG Attorney. Ihe case IA still m progress.
OSE 0F DAVE MARTINS PLOTS.
'GE ) 0.k. November 1j.--One OF the alleged
r..,.-.-. --, Who are accused OF plotting 10 aD-
-.ta h.al-llaI of Troy Democrats ON election
t-Ia.t -s urryen, them from voting. was CAP
t--i l.-f night ir this clty. and - by thls time
O. Ae |lI o. Troy ~ charge OF ChlcI-oi-Dotgn-
i.- .ag. Ham. ~ mat city. The pfls0n&, w.
A.. D.. 81, "a clerk IN the custOm-bouse ana an
a.. rr.uF oi Dave Martin and his gang IN
r. enterprise. Aston did not appear et the
t.i.l-L.I-o after his stiair, and was arrested
-Fl..it 40 his house.
u. s.-F was that tho steamboat Belle Horton
.tf-.l ~ ,ricrcd and loaded with beer ana
ta... ] was 20 sail at daybreak Win 3oO
.l..-s .l'.ts aboard for Jolly time. me e4-
.-a .ir- were an Democrats, picked ana lh-
i..l TO- irIoi!tical faith. Bob Magee, mo-
i.i..- t.4 .I,lcc ana ex-conylct, who had broken
s.a' l. Da,ore at Hudson and had escaped
Trf.-.u.rf through sewer, was IN charge OF
Pc o. once oat OF sight OF the city the re-
tnT.. g. bs delayed until It was too late TO
81. a.t jue 800 excursiOnists had been dis
Ia .I
ltrtt .amboat Was ON time on the morning oi
ra.fUl-7-y and TO we're the excursionisls- 90
EEL, auWcIcr we're the police, and Bob Aagee
,i ..T, l'tecu II his henchmen we're seized
Cd i'oksi up. Aston Is wanted for an assault
tt.hr ono ~ the arrests.
4.H patches from Troy three days ago tnti-
..,.t l.t Dave Martin and even Mr.. PAU
fa' fa l-Gw8 into the affair by the time the
..'cr .al been thoroughly siiied. This, hoN'
We A-. since been denied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
The Monetary Conference.

IoNpoE, November 15.-No programme yet
exists for the international monetary conference
which viii open at Brussels November 22d.
When tbedelegates meet the proceedings will be
opened by one OF the Belgian representatives ln-
yiting the American delegates TO state the pro
posals they desire to have discusseo, Pr
eented, a committee VIII DO appOlhted 10 pre-
pare q definite programme.
The representative of the Associated Press has
learned that the instructions OF sir Wlillan
Vernon. .Var,onrt, Great Britains Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, TO the English delegates are that
they are TO treat the conference az purely de-
l,berate body, without power TO commit the gov
ernmeuts represented TO anything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
IndianA's Legislative Apportionment.
fpr r.oio,r,nh m tho Dspatch.l

INnIASApoIIs. IND, November 15.-The suit
10 set aside the legislative apportiOnment Will be
heard by the supreme Court November lTth.
Morgan Chandler, through his attorney. ex-
Judge Niback. has filed i'll the supreme court
his brief in the suit. Judge NiblacK alleges that
there is no parallelism between the Indiana ana
Michigan cases, and says that the constitutional
proyisions in Wisconsin, MishiQan, and New
York governing the apportionment OF members
thls State. The precedents In the States named
cannot therefore be cited for Indiana Anything
ike the equality Of districts, where the integrity
of counties must be preserved, is out OF the
greater restrictions are to be placed upon the
making OF legislative districts II must be done
through an amendment to the Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
srARrER cHINN SHOT.
Results In Wyoming.
A.. A.. nlanafch

DESyRR Col. November 15.-lSpecial 70 the
Associated Press tine control OF the Wyoming
Legislature Is still claimed by both me Demo-
crate and the Republicans The majority on the
electoral vote Is stil undecided also. and VIII re-
ouire the oficial count to decide as between tns
Harrison and the Weaver electors. unomcial
returns from gil the counties give Usporne
tDemocret), for Governor, x,oVo mslon'y, yao ~.
6,Kaefe I)emocrat), for Congress, and Gibson
CLARK (DsmOcrat), for Judge OF the Supreme
Court, 2, 900 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
II. and ID. Fast Through TrainS
rpv ,nlaoranh Ia the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. O., November 16-Ihe man
agement of tho Richmond and Danvine hall-
road Company announces that, beginning NO
yember rom, thoy have perfected arrangeineni!s
with the Pennsylvania railroad TO operate thelr
tasf limited train through between New YORK
and New Orleans, carrying Pullman sleeping
and dininc-cars between New YorS ana New Or
leans, Aiken, and Augusta, ana pelWeeh ,. masn.
ington and Memphis; also soconneotnga AZ AtlanIs
Win yestihuled sleeper 70 and from shreveport, !,
Ia. Uta Meridian and Vicksburg' trhvenets anu
the United States mails consuming pracHcaly
only one day between these remote poin'~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16

ana the hail was weIi niicd last night despite
the rain Mr.. In. o. Williams. state secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association Is con-
ducfing the seryices which are quito interesting.
There win bc special services held at -. Panis
and st James Episcopal churches noxt Sunday
afternoon nj o'clock under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. AZ St Pauls
the meeting win bo addressed BY Major koeert
lanes Nsssrs n. " Munfcrd and s. w. Trnyers
viii make addresses. There VIII be specnl
music at each Of the churcht > which VIII ne go
additional feature 20 the interest OF she meetings
The doors Of the Young Mems Christian ass.
citation viii DO opened on next Thursday night
for the reception OF as many yisltors as tne
building is adequate 70 ACCOMMODATE IN oruer
that they may view the Democratic PROCESSION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
Trial Of Professor smith.

,SM0SN1n, onio, November 15-fSpeciai 10
Ts. Ass,.7sied Press. The trial o. Professor
ta,,p Preserved smith. Of Lane Theological
sesese..afy, for alleging that the O,d Testament
,als errors 0, historic fact, aud that the lp-
4, os 70. writer's Of the Old Testament we're guilty
49,. pressing sundry historic truths. was re-
H. ,ssi ~ 70 the First Presbyterian caurch before
a - 'esDyisfy Oi CinciBnati this mofning. Mos,
H. ~ ~ tMofning MAS taken up Ia dispuie over
sltutes d yesterday.
a.ss Lore than three hours the menbers Of the
s'asS hsisasa " We yesalns by ProfsAsn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Closer Relations Between Them for the
Maintenance of Rates.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fly telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEw YORK, November 15.-1he Southern Rail-
way and steamship Association and the Execu-
tive Board Of the same body held n meeting az
the Fifth-Avenue Hotel this morning. Comrnis-
si0ner Stahlmen acted as secretary. report
war presented 10 toe Executive Board and tho
association by John NJ. Robinson, Milton smith,
Colonel G.. H. Phinizy, Stuyvesant Fish, and w.
T.. Clyde, committee appointed by the confer
ence OF owners and presidents OF southern rail-
way and steamship lines % draft such report
IL was adopted by both the association and tho
Executive Board without dissent.
The report provides for closer relations be-
tween southern rail- aud steamship lines for the
maintenance of rates II urges consolidation OF
nerosts. and pledges each line 20 firm stand
In the future upon tho question Of rate agree
menis. Tho report also provides that the execu-
tive oflcer OF each line become representative
Of bis line In the Executive Board, the oficer, OF
course, being at the time member OF the asso-
ciation. The Executive Board will comprise
about thirty members.
The Southern Railway and Steamship AsSo-
ciation viii meet again tomorrow afternoon at
the same place u Is believed by the presidents
and owners OF southern railway and steamship
lines now in New York that an agreement has
been reached that will be extremely beneficial
TO all tho lines involved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
COLUMBUS, GA, JU6ILATEs.
The City yIlluminated-rhousa Of visit
ors-A Long Torchligbt Procession.

COLUMBUS, Ca. November 15.-Columbus cele-
brated the Democratic victory tonight In the
grandest demonstration in the history oil the
city. The whole city was brilliantly illumi-
mated. Ten thousand visitors from surround
ing towns In Georgia and Alabama participated,
streets. The feature was torchlght pro
cession OF Immense length, ccmprislng nun,
dreds Of floats, transparencies, AMI bands ol
music, and q long line OF horsemen WIN
lanterns. Cannon doomed, and along the whole
line OF march there was constant display oil
nreWorks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
The Election in Stokes County.

ICOrrespOhuSnCeU OF tIo ISIOIl 10''V''N'1'I
MT. AIRY, ". c., November IA message
directly from Danbury, the seat OF Stokes coun-
ty, says that Williams claims ne Is electeu 70
Congress from the Fifth District without a
doubt, and that A. NJ. Stack is elected to the
state Senate by $50 majority. There was q
great deal OF Illegal voting In Stokes. Al one
Candidates as representing the Fifth District,
when, in fact, this Is the Twenty-elghth District
Al Brown Mountain Precinct Tom Settle, Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, had a larger mn
jority than the whole nurnDel OF woes cay.'
Newsorn received 22l legal majority over Stack,
in Stokes, while Stack carried Surry BY 2S9 ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
Meckienburg's Grand Demonstration
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTE, November 15.-At this moment %
p. NJ Charlotte is the scene OF q grand demon
stration In honor Of the Democratic victory; In
Independence Square, where the originai hscA slA.
Ieno,irg Declaration OF IndependeDce-the nrst
In America-was written and signed, thousands
Of people are congregated- Cannon are nrins'
brass bands are playing, tsr-oarreis are puln-
ing, the unterrined Democracy are Yelling, and
the whole scene is enlivened BY magnincen.
display OF fireworks and many colored hghts- ~
Ia q cs3sbration worthy OF the victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
The Rain ON Pianns.

The bad weather has helped up in our
city business as purchasers can get better
attention and have more time in which 20
make selections OF Pianos and Organs
suitable to their tastes. Yesterday SIX
new Pianos were received, and we intend
TO sell them at specially low figures this
week. Terms easy. Call or write to US.
Manly B. Ramos & Co.. 90s Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
Interesting Turf Events.


Gr-1rENBuRG. n. j., November 15.--First race
FIVE furlongs-Regalis won; Black Lock second
West Farms third. Time, lO414.
Second race-sx and one-hah furlongs-Bess
McDuh won; BEL Demonce second, Psnway
third. Time, 1:24.
Third raco--dve iurlongs-Express won; Jury
(colD second, Shotover third. Time, 1:O31k
Fourth rare-one milc-BlitZen won; King
CraD second, burlington third; lime, I:afz4.
Fifth race-tnree furlongs-F Felicity Colt won
Josie second, Miss Nellie third. lime, 31I.
SIKH race-one and one-sixteenth miles-Ad-
die b. won; Sir Walter Raleigh second, Alma L.
third. Time, 1:5Ols.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., November 15.-First race
one and one-sixteenth miles-fendetta won;
Toulon second, Reba T. third. Time, 2:Olk.
Second race-four and one-hah furlongs-Shy
Ellen won; Ipswich second, Bert third. Iime
l:01.
third race-hye furlongs- Geneyieve won ;
Crocus second, Aftermath third. limo, l:O5A.
Fourth rnce-six and one-quarter furlongs-
Tioga won; Marty b. second, Arizona third
Filth race~six and one-half furlongs-Lallah
won; Luray second, Monsoon third. 1ime'
1:29. ,,.-, x..,.,
won Jim Dunn second, froepec' unu- iHne'
Low AT slsHvuLE-sURPRIsEs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November l5.-To-day was
n day OF surprises at Westside Park. The favor
ties we're all beaten.
First race-nye and one-hah furlongs-lndls-
Rubber won; Henry Owsley second, Granite
third. Time. 1:13.
Second race-seyen furiongs-Bret Harte won ;
julius sax second, Critic third. Time, 1889:
BrownwoOd second, Beatinc third. Time, l:00t!.
Fourth race-one nile and seventy yards
seryit0r won Rudolph second, Joe Carter third.
Time, 1:51.
Fifth race-four and one-hah furlongs-Tay-
lor Hayden won Sir Carr second, Ru ube Bur-
TO ws third. Time, Loo.
STARTER cHINH SHOT.
ST. LOUIS, NO., November 15.-Colonel Jack
ChInn. the well-known horse-starter was proDa-
bly fatally shot at the East ST. Louis track tnis
| afternoon by 0flcer ID. ID. Anthony, OF the track
police force. Chinn was under contract to act as
| starter for the East-Side track, but some time
| ago went TO Chicago to oficiate at Hawthorne'
| leaving his son, Kit Chinn, here. The manage
| nent tried TO hold Chinn TO his contract Chinn
| did not respond promptly, and when ne dld come
| ala very Door work, so the services OF ntafter
| Dwyer, Of Guttenburg, were securel. Chlnn
| this afternoon went on the track 10 DO MS usua
\ work. and finding Dwyer there snatched the
| Eng from him and ordered him on the track
DWyer refused to 20 and called on the offeers FOL
/ protection. Onicer Anthony told Chinn 20 ge'
/ Of the track, aud an alteration ensued. ournE
| which Chlnn was shot several times by the om'
Ger. He Is In dangerous condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
Drawback on Licorice.
m t.,.er.ph 10 the pispafch.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November 15.-The Trca.
srrv Department has authorized an allowance OF
frawpack on imported iieortce paste used IA toe
~, y M nfacturers' sworn statements are 70 be
accepted as 70 the quantity OF hoerics entering
into their manufactures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
Increase Of Wages.
[Ry tsIegraph 70 one Dlspatch.

Providence, X. l., November i5.pThev Ions, IONS,
dale company aud the firm OF b. =; *. I. IN
notified their employees to,aay VI al an E,h The
wTs Snoant Of the proposed increase y not given en-
ont, This action win doubtless 20 Ioii0"1. ~
si,ni,sr action on tho part Of other cotton manu-
facturcrs In the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
RSiiwny-Ejectment Case.

ROME, Ga, November l5.-An importan. 'Ss, elec.,
,onnt "a ,s now pending in the superior court
a;ast tbe Fest Tonnessee Virginia ana Geot-
en- Railway Company IL is brought Tor the ere re-
eoyery OF the land on which the large East dsn,
nessee station here Is located Inc com r hsa
grows out OF a sale by trustees lux A0'
ths heirs were yet minors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
DIED FROM HIS TERRIBLE BURNS
Candidates for Federal and state omoes-
rh. cauntv-Court Cferkshfp.

fcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.I
FARxvIILs, Va. November lo.-Ite hss,o
how whose clothing accidentally caught nre WINE
playing on tho eabin-hearth ON the farm oI ~.
4. Il. Porter yesterday died this morning, a.sss
@s,,s5erine ~ the most circulating agony. no sas ~,
4 sou of David jones and bad been len ~ NE NE
soctnsr with an older brother, who WAS nnso,o
80 a. lin sulsh tho danes before tbs unIortun1'o
~ ~ "a Sss almost literally roasted alive
nei,tion Is poing circulated and numeronrst;y
signed 10 bshaifof Mayor o. y ,,s Wensrs , anSsr
ss,~ snsmocrafIc sfgtBu after March 4sn. .,, a
~ Wsst - has been vsiuabie Democrat ana W, ~,
msSs 4 polite. aoaouneassinx. en1 s''c'sA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
slI,srw.re, sn,erwar..
siIvefWafef sHvoFWare!
The largest display Of silvmwsrs svs
shown in Richmond at
II. NJ. Mosrs coxpAsr's.
No. sao east Main street.
c.l.hrn,ai cnlrbrat-ii

Celebrated Ceiebreteii Ceisbrste III
Children can't line the procession" on
THURSDAY night. but we have prepared for
them 1000 boxes Of Red Light at penny
piece" o dozen for 10 cents Each box is
Guaranteed TO burn hole in psrlor car
net two feet square. or. II used on the
pavement. to light up two squares for .
nalf minute. Polk MILLEg 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16
Lnmned the Track.
/, By telegraph TO the DIspatch.I

BY telegraph 10 tbo DiSf@'
os.y-ns W Va November 15.--No. train-
,Os ch,sSgo express from Washington--on the
ss,timore ana Ohio railroad jumped tne tssa Tsa
ter miles east Of Grafton THIS mornnK' sn,,rsn'
whole train was ditched put 10 ONE rovsn fsh-par.
Rom trseks were blocked several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-16

Mason & Hamhn have Just received or
ders from their London representatives
for two Liszt Organs to be purchased by
the Cunard Company for their new mon
ster greyhounds CATALONIA and Lucsnia,
now nearing completion. The L;szt Or
gan is already supplied to the Teutonic.
Majestic. Umbria. Etrnria, City OF Paris.
and City of New York. The two latter
as we'll. This speaks we'll for American
manufacturers. and Mason a. Hamlin may
we'll be proud of such distinguished
patronage.
THE well.known firm. Manly b. Ramos
4 Co., are the representatives for Virginia
of Mason Il Hamlin.l