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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
ONLY THING LEFT.
The Judiciary the Only Branch OF the
Government Republican.
.-,..-..A a. 49, ntona.,h


WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 10.-The
judiciary is the only branch Of the govern
ment which will remain under the control
of the Republican party after the 4th OF
March. United States judges are appointed
for life, subject to the privilege OF volun-
tary retirement on full pay after reaching
the ages of 10 years. provided they have
been ten years in service. The district
and circuit judges are as a rule Republl-
cans, and il is unlikely that there will be
q sufficient number of vacancies during
the next four years to enable
Mr.. Cleveland by new appointments
majority of these positions. Nor
is there any probability that the
next administration will have an OPP
portunity to make the United States Su-
preme Court Democratic. As this is the
court of final resort on all questions OF
constitutional or Federal law, the political
predictions of its justices may at any
tune become a matter of Importance.
though the freedom of the court from in-
fuence bv considerations extraneous Ia
the legal points at issue in any case before
ii Is conceded.
The places on the Supreme bench which
1t is most likely Mr.. Cleveland will have
an opportunity TO fill (if there be any va
cancies at alD are at present occupied by
Observation-Disclosures Field and Lamar.
Chief-Justlce Fuller is the only other
Democrat on the bench. The remaining
six members are Republicans. and except
Justice Blatchford none of them are with
in FIVE years Of the age at which they may
retire on full pay.
Justice Blatchford is in vigorous health,
and as he likes his work he ls IN no hurry
to take advantage Of the opportunity the
law affords HIM. he having served ten
years last spring.
The other five members of the court
viz. Justices Harlan, Gray, Brown, Brewer,
and Shiras-are men hardly past middle
age. and so far as appearances go, are each
good for decade OF service yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
o-w3cRATlC LEADERS MEET.

y r-y choice. 2ea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
The way to Tell a Democrat.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
WRsr PoIYT, Va, November 10.-You can
tell Democrat now as far as you can see
him by the broad grim he wears. Our citi-
zens are still talking of the glorious victory:
Bogus messages are sent about making all
sorts of extravagant claims. One of our
leading citizens is greatly distressed over
the bad weather and the small majority OF
10000 in Texas.
There is talk of big demonstration
here.
A barn was burned down on the Brick
House farm last night. The fire was in
sight from here.
Mr. j. II. Cavan, of this town, was mar
ried in King and Queen to-day to Miss
Rosa Spencer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
The OLD Burg Flrs. to Celebrate.

INOIIb5pOuu0UVo u 1IIV Is0I11l107'1 7I7
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. November 10.-Last
night the Democratic victory was cele-
brated by bon-hres, fireworks, and all
the enthusiasm that a Democratic crowd
could make for the occasion. About
eighteen oil. barrels were placed in the
centre of the Courthouse square and
fred, which illuminated the old town. Re-
publicans made themselves very scarce,
and when seen said they did not care, but
that was "too thin" as they were brag-
ging and betting on Benny. and to-day
they wear long faces over the loss of their
money and the little government pap here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
rH,vKs FROM ADLAI.
LIZ RUcKEYE STATE.
Gnsd hy the Democrats by 1870
Es,su Democratic Congressmen.

ansd by the Democrats by 1870
Ee,su Democratic Congressman.
rByitezraph TO the Dispatch.l
ti0u-, d.. November 10.-The result
t,s election IA Ohio Is still IN doubt,
Ll'' Indications are that only the otti-
-g, viii decide il. The Democratic
'-.- -u t.ee have authentic returns
o. counties. and estimating the re-
F' Mt.sl- other counties, they claim
h hlsyelud has carried the State by
.lI,s u' l-IJ, and Taylor (DemocraO
',s.'. Secretary OfState by a still great
ia--.ty. lac Republican committee
a't p. rvsi word from all the counties
estate except Licking, Monroe, Tus-
elF4,, AID W sndotte. and estimating
--i.'-.t- u these counties they claim
Z ....'l ~ TAYLOR RepuDhcan) as
''-'r %. state by plurality of 1,4l3,
ri'-a. Harrison has carried the state.
., D.a.'te. states that an error OF y35
.-' 'l NgyGhOsa county has been DIS
'ir-, alt that the correction gives
-.-- % l-T.L'a -r.
'.s a.uo-at. have elected IL and the
-.-tars H. congressman, the former
.-s Ave Erpubhcan distucts-the
'-'a. f.lt' euth. Sixteenth. Eighteenth,
y. tWt.'E trst-and defeating Ashley;
w. johnson. POOrman. Morgan, ana
--,. i-e EeGUblican candidates.
iT,rleluai and State tickets both
-. ..4, % clean sweep, and the result
!. iii De definitely known before to-
NtiNlgI DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC.
A-.i>-g. o.. November 1O.-Probably
Il '.r biggest surprises OF Tuesdays
., Us was the election Of DIR. George
Ssii .ltmOCrat) IN this. Mekinley's
~ Complete returns wipe out the
- 'flnhcan majority of $500 and
u fA.r, 90 Congress over Thomas X.
y. s,- 'r.. II bis city, the Republican
''-'.' ty a majority of 1000.
,. 'oa'LrssNAS HAErER NEGLECTED..
1.~.NN,UD, o., November 1O.-Harter,
l3.r4;I has been reelected % Con-
-, Asi5 plurality. The result Is a
-. Prise, az JOhnson's election was
si On all sides until lest night.
t-yrlASD's PLURALITY. 67s.
q, ,NSsi'Nsu, November l0.-1he CONNER
-. 'ate'e Republican }, on carefully
(. ;.-Ia'v1 Official aud semi-officiai returns
g.. .lLl' -one counties il Ohio, and con-
,.'.'e estimates on the other seven
/, 1l. ',iimates Cleyeland's plurality
tsif'- 81 oi'. In some parts Of Ohio Re
ig.,.'.' 'oMputers seem 10 have been
ks,.t.t i9i Hamilton county on Taylor's
lsI,5 l'r Secretary Of State. whereas
gs,f .taa, ~ 80 votes IN round numbers
Vi AAinson IN Hamilton county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
Strong Probability of One Immediatei,
After Cisveland's Inauguration
iBy telegraph to the Dispatch-l

lby telegrapn 70 the bispotShl
WASHINGTON, November l0.--The strong
probability OF an extra session OF Con-
gress Immediately following the inaugurs-
ton OF President Cleveland on March 4th
next is discussed with great interest.
A special session OF the Senate IS always
called ut the beginning of each adminis-
tration 10 confirm nominations OF MEM
hers OF the Cabinet and Of new. diplo-
matte representatives of the United States
abroad. But the present election having
turned on questions of domestic policy, IL
is said to be obvious TO experienced politi-
cal leaders of all parties that an extra ses-
sion of both houses of Congress Will al
most inevitably result. Secretary-ot. the
Treasury Foster. among Others, admits
this. The country, be says, challenged the
judgment of the Republicans on the NC
Kinley bill. and the result must De ac-
cepted as the wish OF the people that
different policy shall be put into effect. :,
Ex-Secretary Bayard writes TO friend
here TO like effect, adding that the people
viii expect this to be done without IN
necessary delay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

refused to vote for Altgeld for Governor
OF, account uf his Socialissic affiliations.
The returns from 05s country precincts
outside Of Cook county, out OF total OF
7i0. give Harrison total vote OF 12e,0S9 !;
Cleveland, fi6.076. Harrison's plurality In
these precincts. 1908. THIS would indi-
cate that the official returns from the
whole State will show q Democratic plu-
rality of about 10000 for the national
ticket. The plurality on the State ticket
will not vary materially from these figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
MICHIGAN.
The Electors stand Democratic. 3 Re
publican. O-Legislature Republican.
lBy telegraph % the DIspatch.l

tBy telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.l
DETRoIT, MIcH.. November 1O-tSpecial
to the Associated Pressl.--All the election
returns from this State are not in yet, and
much dissatisfaction Is felt over the slow
ness of the couot under the new Austria
lian-ballot system. 1t is certain the fol-
lowing coneressmen have been elected
First District, j. Logan Chapman. Demo
crat; Second District. james s. Cor
man Democrat; Third District, Ju-
llus G. Burrows, Republican; Fourth Dis
trict. H. L. Thomas, Republican; Fifth
District. George f. Richardson, Democrat
and Peoples purity; Sixth District, ID. ID.
Altken, Democrat; Seventh District, JUS
TIN K. Whiting, Democrat; Eighth Dis
trict, william $. Linton. Republican;
Tenth District. Thomas L. A. Weadock;
Democrat: Eleventh District. John
Avery, Republican; Twelfth District,
Samuel NJ. Stephenson, Republican. In
the Ninth District the vote IL close. but
}. w. Moon (Republican) 10 probably
elected. -.
The electors stand nine Republicans to
FIVE Democrats. the latter being IN the
Eastern District at large, and the First,
Second. Seventh, and Eleventh districts.
On jolnt ballot the Republicans will
have majority of the State Legislature,
insuring the election of Republican
United States senator.
Nothing definite can yet be heard as to
the vote cast by the Prohibitionists and
PoDulsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Meeting Of tho srethodlst csoforrasr.

Round-trip tickets. Ricbmord 30 Nor:
folk, $3.50 for Delegates aud visitors. viii
be sold on November lsth. 10th. and 10th.
good TO return uniil November 2sth ria
Petersburg and Norfolk and Western rail-
roads.
Festihuled limited train leaves Rich
mond Byrd-Street stati0n) Tor Norfolk
daily at 3 A. NJ. through without change.
formation applyto X. W. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent,
e3S cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
An Ag, d Voter from Ohio.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PKrERsBuRe. Va, November l0.-In Ma
toaca District. in Chesterfield county. on
election-day among the Democratic voters
was an old man, aged 81 years, who carne
here from Ohio.
Some three or four Prohibition ballots
were cast in this city. and only one or two
for Weaver.
Mr.. Goode, the Third-party candidate.
expected to get very large majority in
Mecklenbure county. IL only panned out
about 600.
MIR John A. wilkins, a popular and
prominent young merchant of this city,
will be married in Richmond on the 18th
instant to charming young lady OF that
city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
WEST WReiN,A's MAJORITY.
Republicans Claim the Third District. But
the STATE Is DemocrAtin ny 5000.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. November 10.-Re-
pubIcans here are claiming Fuckers cleo
ton over Anderson Democrat) TO Congress
in the Third District. At this hour the
claim seems preposterous. II is made on
the presumption that Rucker has carried
Fayette county by 1900 majority. McDow-
ell by 800. and has ohliterated the Demo-
cratic majority In Monroe. The most re-
liable advicos from these counties ls to the
effect that Fuckers plurality will not be
over 400 in Fayette and 500 in Mcdowell,
and that Anderson has carried Monroe.
There is nothing at present TO indicate
that Alderson's plurality will he less than
from 900 to !, 100 in this district.
Later reports from the back counties to-
day show greater Democratic gains than
the reports of Yesterday indicated. The
Democratic majority in the State may
reach g. 600 or more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
COLORADO.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ticket Elects
Everything from Constable Up.
fRv telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

iDy iclosiaPh W NhV D'p"N~N''
DENVER. Col, November 10.-Returns
from forty-one counties in this State out
of ffty-fve would indicate that the Demo-
cratic-Populist Fusion ticket has elected
every candidate from electors to consta-
BILE. This is the first time in the history
of the State that the Republicans have
failed to elect portion, if not all. OF their
ticket.
The Republicans concede the Democrats
everything, with the exception OF Helm.
for Governor, who, they claim, has been
elected by 800 plurality. This hope. how
ever, will probably not be realized; The
maiorities, as given at il O'Clock this
morning, are Weaver, 1864; Waite. tor
Governor, 5.G72; Bell, congressman from
Second District, 10. .934 Pence, congress-
man from the First District, 2,S7S God
dard, chief justice Of the Supreme Court,
II. .327.
The Democrats claim that they elected
the legislative ticket IN this county. The
vote will likely be 80 close that recount
viii be demanded by the side defeated by
the first count. Should the Democrats be
successful both branches of the next Gene
raj Assembly viii be controlled by the
Democrats for the first time in the history
of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
The Races.

GurrvypusG. November 10.--First race
CIV fnrlon0s-Sul Ross won; Sweet Bread
seeond. McKeeyer third. Time, l:ls1f.
Second race-fve MISUNDERSTANDING
won; Trump second, Marie Stoops thlrd'
Third rsce--one mile-Panway won; ;
Miss Bell second, Chauncey third. Time,
Fonrth race-one mile-Kirkover won I;
Fenchon second. Baylor third. 1lme,
Fifth race-six furlongs-Alma I. won;
Berwyn second, Bob Sutherland third'
sixth race-seven furlongs-Sentiment
won; Far Play second. Cocoa tnnd'
Time, l:33.
c,orcysrKR. N. j., November 10.-First
race--one and one-quarter miles--jack OF
diamonds won; Grenadier second, SouVe-
mir third. Time. 20S.
second race-tve furlongs.
won: Bent second. Maioiica (coitj tnira'
Th;rd race--seyen and one-hah fur
longs-Vulpina won; Great Guns second
Bias third. Time, LA.
Fourth race-one mhe-f fioIinuV' s;,l. mon'
Pelham second. Larchmont third. iimo'
Fifth race-fve furlongs-!udge Post
won Maid Of Blsrney second, syracuse
sixth race-four and one balf tur,ongsS
Biaze Away won; Mart second, Patrick
third. Time 100.
AT HAgHyIILF. .
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November lo.-eflrst
race--fiye and one-hslf furlongs--seam-
most won: Ruifin second. Henry owsley
third. Time. l:l3. Ax f,,x
Second race-seyen and one half iuI-
lonas-- Kildare won Little Annie Heconu'
Whstt,er third. Time. l:42.
1hird racs--six and one-half furiongs--
colonel S. won Queen Enid second, Hes
pefia third. Time, l:li1s. p,...,,rn
Forrth race-one mIle-Tulia Blackpufn
won: seryitor second. valera thnu'
VII With rece-one half mile--The sculptor
wans ia Greenwood second. SIR Cafi
third. Time, 81. ~
II 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

publican vote In Iowa at 22s.0oo; Demo-
cratic, 20S.000; PopulIst. 1900, and Pro-
hsbitionist, 5000. This includes estimates
for several counties. There figures cannot
be Tar from correct. OF the eleven con-
gressmen ten are Republican, though one
district (tbe Eleventh) is still claimed by
the Democrats. but merely as possibility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
LYNCHRURGeRS WILL CELEBRATE.
Democrats VIII Have n Grand Parade
Illness of Captain Blackferd.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatoh.l

LYYcHBuRe, Va, November 10.-The
Lynchburg Democrats have decided to
have a grand demonstration in honor OF
tho election of Cleveland on "Wednesday
evening the 18TH The committees have
been appointed and the work is all out.
and it is expected to be the egreatest parade
ever seen here.
Captain Charles NJ. Blackford, Of this
city, has been confined to his bed since
Sunday night last with facial erysipelas
following exposure while delivering po-
litical speech in Nelson county on Satur-
day. His physicians regard him ss So
r,ouelv i'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Il,747Il, ,241Il3oI 1eIl,741Il,241

gCleveland's majority Over HAIIIsUH, OUO'
Wise's majority over Grant, 800.
In 1898 Cleveland carried the county by
"a while Wise lost it by 10. Democratic
gain over 1888 about 500.
The Weaver vote was drawn to ghe ex-
tent of at least five sixths from the Repub;
licans. At SkinQuarter the entire colored
Reuublican vote of 60 was cast for Weaver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
twentieth Annual Aue,Ioo s-le,

Rich and elegant Silyerware. Clocks,
BYonzes, Banquet Lamps, Opera-G Glasses.
Rogers's celebrated Table Cutlery. Japa-
nese Brlc-a-Brac and other Christmas and
wedding presents.
This weeks sales will be unusually at
tractive. Twenty-Five cases new goods
have been received.
SALE THIS DAT.
at store 9l4 east Main street at 1880 A. NJ
and 4:30 z. NJ. Chairs for the ladies in a
clean warm store. BY J. ri. VALENTINE.
John E. Ldi7hto1, Salesman.
By order of Taunton 4 Rogers Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Az rarly y ornipg Fire.

The alarm OF ere turned in this morning
about 1875 o'clock FROM Box iT was caused
by the burning OF the brick house No. l0I
east Clay street, which was formerly oceu-
pied by Mrs. Catherine Cohn- Tho
rear Of the BUILDING. were quickly extin-
guished, and tho damsge viii not amount
to more than $40 or 300.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
phl,iin.. nlr.siihla Cacn.

presents a new and valuable food beverage 7,
Is delicious to the taste, highly nut.iiious, ard
rendered readily digestibIe. It will not cause
distress or headscho like the ordinary coc09l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

The rush Of the school tuning bciug
now over, We can promptly al any orders
left with us. We guarantee satisfacsion-
Charges moderate.
MAxLT 3. Rayox A. Co.
Telephone No. $50. e05 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
ILLINOIS.
Vae'ai Returns WIN Probably Show
'D'moeratie Plurality Of go, 900.


r. byisieraph to the Dispatca.I
>, Zoo, November l0.--The complete
t,.-,a' t-'.' nom the city Of Chicago aud Cook
O.. etoW that Cleveland has carried
l,osloJI loJIuh,y by $4,000 plurality and that
Gs1s.ee' the Democratic candidate for
b ,lN mas carried the county BY 81
s-,,.-- .-"i, Republican stronghold OF the
ssT,A 1eYe!aud and stevenson have
b,T'Ig run ahead of the German
81 'tiIic e-iIiic candidate FOR Governor. The
ts.s,'S- 'S-pisaation Cor this ~ that the
q 'as'aehi ~. by Washington Hessipe, editor
ci.Y..Si. Aa's zeiassg. TO President elect
Cnri,,l sna the Democratic National
Sggi5 sv that the Germans Of Illinois
eys ,'lp ssport HIM and the entire Demo
at Rs,l' Risas' mas been verified by the re-
! b, ,,s, iae lead Of Cleveland over Aitpeld
bsSss.ssoly due 70 tho vote OF certain
saIeS ~ and Independents WHO sup.
VIC Democratic astional ticket, but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
kn,he itnr,rn, Pianos.

Two OF these famous pianos are on hand
and for sale at less than the usual price
because they have been used. You can
save more than 500 on each OF them.
Call or write us for particulars. Easy
terms Of payment IL desired.
MANLY B. RAMOS a. Co.,
S03 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Mason g Hamlln organ Cheap.

Be sure TO see IL. The tone is fine. and
we thoroughly guarantee IL. Used only q
short time. Terms. easy instruments.
Also two Chickering Pianos at bargain
price. MANLY B. RAMOS Il Co.,
No. 9O3 Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
NJ, Exchange Congratulations on the
E,uH-Tciegram from Stevenson.

NJ, Exchange Congratulations on the
E-,op-Tciegrams from Stevenson.
,By 20 esraph TO the DispStch.l
yrr Yes-. November Ex-senator Cor
"a, All Lieuteuant-GOvernor Sheehan
t-4.. Democratic national headquarters
,.t., Isl, afternoon and spent some time
81. gT Uarty, chairman OF the Demo-
-,.- Es-.na, Committee; Mr.. Dickln-
~ 5urrau ot the National Campaign
.--r,ta Mr William c. Whitney, MIR.
yts-s. Committeeman from Washing
.-. ana Ar. Sheerin. secretary OF the
lrrs. Committee, exchanging con-
r.rs.1n. on the result of the
,--sr before leaving for their respective
r-s Senator German viii remain IN
Nv. fra day or two. MIR. Dickinson
ri .q,ui u lew DAYS with friends near
y. -.. Mr. Sheerin will remain in
-r-e during tine absence of his col
.t-... wio lave been at headquarters
AZ, tie campaign. Nearly ell Of them
= ,strru next week for final closing up
t..G1A.-s OF the committee for the
r.
THiNKs FROM ADLAI.
rsf,owln. d.spatches have been re-
ar.l s.. Democratic national headquar-
c
-1.oaMyGIoy, Ill. November 9, 1892.
.'tFa. W. 2. Harr;y. Chairman Demo
-- Nr 1Hn. Committee, l39 Fin AUenue,
I-- r-:
Itrra:u'ate you aud thank you for
e,..-ai.i victory you did 80 much TO
tst-
,:-8I "ApLn e. STEVENSON"
b.uGSGToS. Ill, November 10, 1892.
l#. U.i w. Dickinson, 139 Fun Are
rs. A"- IDrk:
l.eq. ogr heartfelt thanks and con-
~ llLs tor the splendid victory.
.-.I. A. l.. STEVENSON"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
Peyser-c Cam pbei, Company Assigns.
f1ra~3al talaFeaos IN the Disnafch.l

LEXINGTON, Va, November lo.-The
Peyton-c Campbell Company. proprietors Of
tho kockbridge Alum Springs. made an
assignment to-day for the benefit Of credit
ors. This was due to two short seasons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

A lot of THREE-PIECE vESTlB
sUITS-as neat a line Of patterns as
were ever made up-CHEYiOfS and
CAssIMERES. It's the cutest style
a small boy can wear. Been sore OF
scarce at $5, too. But hero's your
chance.
Sizes-4 70 10 years.
Worth from SO 70 $3.50.
NOW %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
c1Iyx1 ANp's PLURALITY INCREASING.

ciai - Tho Associatsd Press1 The onlv
change in the figures ON the result OF
tuesdays election in Indiana show a steady
increase in Cleveand's plurality. Eighty
two counties, or the most conservative
estimate, give him about $500 more votes
than Harrison has. The Democratic State
Committee still maintains that the official
figures, when they are in, will give the
Democracy plurality of over 10000, and
perhaps IL 900 The official canvass by the
county boards will not be in before to-
morrow or the next day. s,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

Special sale of Palms, Ferns. Pandaness.
Rubber Trees and Chrysanthemums, Sill
yer, Nickel, and Brass Fern Pans on Tues
day and balance of this week at Ham
mond's, l07 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

J. II. VALENTINE. iolk A. NJ. household fur.
nlture, carpets, Sc.
=. II. VALENTINE, ~ NJ, antique furniture.
II, SELDOM TAYLOR & son, 10 NJ, trustees
sale N market-garden eight miles north of
city, In Hanover county.
II. NJ. TYLER. l p. NJ, trustees sale OF land IN
Henrico county nine miles east Of kichmond-
WILLIAM JENKINS & son, 1880 p. NJ, bans-
mas, grapes, lemons, pesrs, apples, &c
A. N. POLAND, IOIS A. NJ, furniture, organ.
piano, carpet &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
WISCONSIN.

Democratic Plurality. 6,oOo-six Demo
cratic Copgressmep.
MILWAUKEE. WIs.. November 10.--Re-
turns up 70 neon show that the Demo
cratic plurality IN the State ls fully 5000.
Four congressman are Republican and six
Democratic. The Legislature is Demo-
cratic by 29 on Joint ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

OF Or. Daylds Cough syrup of pure pine, tar,
horehound. and Wild cherry viii cure tho most
obstinste cough. oniy % cents bottle eyety.
where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

When Baty was siek, we gsve ssr csstoric-
when she vaA cr1a, she ssied for cassoria
aheu sAe became nas, she cluns 70 csssosia
Whom she had childrsn. abe gave thom caSssriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11
IOWA.

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