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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
BOLD BURGLARS IN WELDON
Shipping Second Crop Peas and Potatoes
Store Houses Destroyed.

Correspondence OF the DIspatch)
WELDON, n. c., November n.-Bur-
glars broke into the store OF Lineham &c
Co. at Greystone and carried on about
thirty dollars worth OF goods. Some OF
the stolen property was found in the
woods near by.
The residence OF w. T. Estes, OF Vance
county, was entered by burglars and a
number OF valuable articles stolen. Two
Of the men have been captured and iden-
titled.
The truck farmers around Newberne
are shipping green peas and Irish pota-
toes OF the second crop.
The store-house OF Mr.. j. Q. Parker
was destroyed by fire in Northampton
county. Insurance $500 loss not stated.
benjamin Hill, who some time ago muir
dered James Andrews. near Plymouth,
has been tried and convicted OF murder
In the first degree. Judge Graves sem
fenced him to be hanged on the 5th day
OF January next.
VIII. McCluse, who some time ago
came near killing DR.. Chears in same
county. has been sentenced to four
months In jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
o'FERRALL'S HAPPINESS.
Letters and kilograms of Congratuistion
still Pouring In Upon Him.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)
HARRISONBURG, VA, November H.
Colonel Charles 7. O'Ferrali continues
70 receive letters by the hundred congrat-
ulating him on his handsome majority.
They come from all quarters OF the
country, nearly every State east of the
Rocky Mountains being represented.
Colonel O'Ferrall says that he Is ex-
tremely anxious to acknowledge PERSONAL
ly each OF these. but fears that he VIII
be unable TO do so in the limited time at
his disposal.
Among his callers to-day was Mr.. Mans
field Marshall, the aged father Of Con-
gresham James w. Marshall. He Is In
feeble health, but rode in from the coun-
try 10 pay his respects TO the future
Governor, with whom he has long been
on terms OF personal and political friend
ship.
Judge Richard Parker. who died at
winchester yesterday. was the judge who.
In 1856, appointed the present Governor
elect clerk pro TEN. there of the Circuit
Court of Morgan county upon the death
OF his father, who then held the clerkship:
Colonel O'Ferran was then Is years OF
age. and he was elected for full term
two years later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
SHIPPING NITRo.cLYcERINE.
Manager Saul Convicted In the U. >. Court
Five Men Hurt In "a Row.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

Special telegram to the Dlspatch.)
ASHEVILLE, n. c., November 11.--W.
s. Saul, manager OF the Nantahala
Marble Company, was convicted
in the Federal Court to-day OF
transporting nltro-glycerine in viola
ton OF the United States laws
by shipping II over the North
Georgia and Marietta road. The fine Is
not less than $1,000 nor more than $4,000.
Hon. Melvine Carter is not a candidate
for the vacant United States Circuit
judgeship. His name has been used with
out his authority.
A serious row occurred early this morn
ing In a house Of bad repute here, in
which five men were injured. two OF
them very seriously. The participants
were chiefly Federal court attendants,
including one deputy marshal. One man
has been arrested as an assallant.
The Asheville football team beat the
Bingham School team at Kenilworth this
afternoon by score Of Ii TO 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
A visit TO the Monitors.

About O'clock yesterday evening a
party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Boothe Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Britt, Miss
Booth, Miss Anderson, II. II. Crowder,
f. l.. Roden. l.. N. Crowder, and a
representative of the Dispatch, boarded
the steam launch Hattie at Rockets,
and started at a good rate OF speed for
the monitors.
After a short but delightful ride the
merry party hauled UP along side OF
the fleet, dlsembarked. and were cour-
teously shown over the premises. The
return trip was speedily made. and all
arrived safely In harbor at $50 o'clock,
having heartily enjoyed the evening
outing. Commander Crowder and Pilot
Roden deserve great credit for the sue
cess of the enterprise. while Engineer
Daniel Drlscoll filled his place in the
launch like an old waterman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

line Of the tramp army. and the knights
vii, soon learn that the most direct roan
between the North and the South Is VIA tne
Bel, line.
The resolution relative to . better
street-car service was also the subject OF
much gossip. and the people, who are
ready TO patronize the line. they say. u
a good schedule Is adopted. VIII s.op
walking. A gentleman was heard 10 say
Yesterday that II he missed n car ne
could easily walk TO Richmond before an,
other car came along 1t is understood
that the committee will ask Tor ~
minute schedule. which the people say VIII
be satisfactory.
Rev. J. ]. Clopton will preach speciai
serr IN 70 young men this morning AT II
O'Clock, 81 Meade Memorial churcn. anu
at o'clock the Young Auxiliary LOT
Missions will meet. Children ana youn ,,,
neonIe are especially invited. There VIII
be an unique feature. illustrating the
mission field by n circle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Advised Him Not TO Apply,

A good story has leaked out at the
Capitol. A few days ago one OF the Capt.
toll officers received a letter from a man
In the country saying that the writer
would be a candidate before the Legisla-
ture for said Capitol officers position,
but expressing the hope that this deter
mination would not disturb the friendly
relations which had existed between the
parties. The recipient OF the. letter re-
piled in the most affectionate terms, but
took the liberty Of advising his correspon-
dent as a friend to apply for some posi-
ton in which the pay was larger than
that which attached to his office and the
work and responsibility lighter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
THE JURY COULDN'T AGREE.
One Said 1t Would Take n Year III" '"'
Judge Suggested N Month.


The trial of Charles Began, the young
White man charged with stealing 22 from
Tho person OF Walter Charlton, was re-
srned in the Hastings Court yesterday
ona ~ 10 o'clock last night the court took
q recess until II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing the jury having failed to arrive at, a
verdict The case has been very Di ei.S
fought one. with Messrs: II. VI. a o,,,',,'
and s. NJ. Page representing the accuseu'
and Colonel Spotswood looking after the
interest of the Commonwealth.
The jury had not been out more tnan
an hour when It returned and announce
that II had not been able to agree: one
go, remarked that the body would not
come to any agreement in twelve months.
Judge witt replied that he would give
them thirty days anyhow In when 10
do so. The jurors were then taken " :,
ho,el and locked I'D, and the Sergeant
had TO bring down his gavel to suppress
the laughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
O'Ferralrs total plurality.
PLTRALITIES FOR coo

O'Ferrall's net plurality.......... A,75i
FAIRFAX.
Fairfax Courthouse: The official vote OF
Fairfax county is as follows: O'Ferrall,
1867; Kent. 1875; Scott, 1871; Cooke, l62;
Beverley, 162: Gravely. 1853; Miller, 81: Ty-
Ter. 49, Kegley, AZ. For House OF Dele
gates-Wriard. 1,409; Hine, q; Walton z.
FLUVANNA.
Fmvanna Courthouse: BY the official
count this county gives O'Ferrall 2S3 plu-
rality; Brooking (for the House,. 269; total
vote polled. 1,2S9
ST. CLAIR Is ELECTED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
TAZEWELL, VA. November list.
Clair DemocraD Is elected to the Senate
by majority of 4Oi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Rrief Couuty Notes

The Henrico Democratic Committee
held n meeting at the courthouse yester-
day morning and settled up the business
incident TO the late campaign.
The County School Board also held
short session and considered several rou-
tine matters.
John Watkins. a negro confined In the
Henrico jail, became violently insane Fri
day night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Mr.. BAILEY is IN TEXAS.
He Telegraphs His wife, But Says Nothing
About Returning.

Mrs. w. Scott Bailey. wife OF the miss
ing Church-Hill grocer. yesterday re-
ceived telegram from her husband dated
at some point in Texas.
A Dispatch reporter called to see Mrs.
Bailey last night. and the lady did not
deny that she had heard from Mr.. Balley
during the day, but declined to say wnere
he was or to state anything as TO the
contents Of his message.
When the scribe asked II Mr.. Bailey salu
anything about returning home the re-
ply was that he did not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
tEMBEZZLING FUNDS.
THE SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A C.
90. RY. TICKET AGENT.
ruIr Amount OF the Shortage Said to BE
ao.o0o-John A. jenkins Arrested ana
Bailed-The Case Continued.
nnecIal telegram to the pI.patch.l


NORFOLK. VA. November 1l.-John A.
Jenkins. late a ticket agent OF this city
for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
comnany. has been arrested by High Con-
,,able PITT on a warrant sworn out by
the authorities OF that company. charging
hin, with embezzling its funds. the war
rant alleging an embezzlement OF about
300 To-day he appeared before Police
Justice East. and each side was represent
al nv counsel. the Commemorative at
torney having associated with him private
counsel for the complainants. The de-
fence asked n continuance OF five days, 10
which the prosecution agreed, provided tne
haiI bond was made s. 900, which they heid
was the extent OF the embezziemeht' tne
warrant of arrest not having been made
out for the full amount.
PROTESTED.
The defence protested against the Increase
of the bond, as the warrant before the
court didn't charge an emoezziehehl "
more than 81. 700. The Justice agreed WIN
the defence on this point, but as nuu
been intimated by the prosecution .na' o..
other warrant would follow unless .he
bond was made 5000, the Court saiu nc
unless the two sides could agree upou :"
bond the hearing OF the case wouiu DC plo
ceeded with. The 5000 BOND was me- a'e-
uron furnished and the case coh'inueu i'S
days. .,o mat
te, He left the employment oil the CUM
neny about a month ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
corporal starIse Cnned.

Corporal John w. Starke. OF the First
Regiment Infantry, was on yesterday
presented with handsome cane by Mr..
William Gaul. The cane Is a very neat
and pretty one, being made from the
hardwood that the City Hall Is finished
In.
The Corporal has quite collection OF
canes, one being made from six separate
pieces OF wood and from six different
IA faa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
CAPTAIN cAMM PATTEsoN ELECTED.
Great Rejoicing in Buckingham Over the
victory-A Good Representative


Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA.
November 1.-THE official vote Of Buck
ingham gives Camm Patteson aSS majority
and c. T. o'Ferrall 29s majority. Camber-
land gives about 200 majority against
Camm Patteson. All OF the precincts have
been heard from In that county except
one, which Is small. and Langdon G. Nose
ley's majority is 10. and the precinct yet
to hear from will not materially change
the result, the election Of Camm Patte-
son being assured by about 200 majority
In the two counties. and It is probably
more There is great rejoicing in Buck
ingham over the election OF Captain
Camm Patteson. He Is bold, fearless. and
outspoken. and has been faithful and
loyal Democrat all OF his life. He over
came In this contest q large coiored and
Republican majority against him. number
ing nearly 1000. He viii represent over
$500 people. and that he wiz do II we'll
goes without saying. because In addition
to being profound lawyer. as speaker
and writer he has few equals In Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Professor Lambert's French Glasses

meet tomorrow at Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Elementary at 4, adj
vanced at 5. All interested should wit
ness how a practical mastery OF
French conversation can be acquired
without a grammar by an easy and rapid
system, at a nominal charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
CONTINUES TO GROW.
0rERRAll's PLURALITY @4.7si. WITH
SEVERAL COUNTIES TO HEAR FROM.
Tia Returns Ccntinos TO show Democratic
Csins-y1sures from Sons
Far-On Counties.

Even IL Colonel 0Ferrail ala run
slightly behind his ticket in last Tuesdays
election. he ran far enough ahead Of Mr..
Cooke, the Populist nominee, 10 DO elect
ed by the largest plurality that any Gov
ernor ever chosen in Virginia received.
The returns that have como In during
the last three days have continued to
swell his majority over Cooke steadily.
IL Viii be seen from the tables which fol-
low that OF the IS counties and II cities
(the vote of Bristol being included IN
Washington countys fgures) from which
returns had been received up TO last
night 81 counties and is cities gave Demo-
cratic majorities. and II counties and
one city were carried by the Populists
These give Colonel O'Ferrall net plu-
railty OF HT5i. or the ~ counties not en-
braced below the Democrats carried seven
and the Republicans five four years ago.
The result was a net Democratic majority
OF 1.0i3 for Mckinney.
nsunDnAITfc pTJYRAI.ITIEG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

You have often wished for something
to take the place Of pills. Now try q
S-ccnt package simmons Liver Regu-
lator powder Take II dry on the
tongue or MAXI It into = tea II Is
pleasant 10 take. and Rives quick relief
two seed REPRESENTATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

By telegraph to the Dispatch)
DULUTH, MIss.. November 1l.-Not less
than five Of the largest iron-mines on the
Lake Superior ranges have resumed opera
ton or given notice of intention to do 30
since the repeal Of the silyer-purchase
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

(by Anglo-Amesican cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
NADR1D, November 1.-The cannonsde
upon the Hiftaus IN the vicinity OF Sic
liIls has continued without cessstion since
yesterdky afternoon. The RifHans have
made only feeble reply 20 the fye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

N AN L ED d, AGENTS. - THE
w WORLDS PARLIAMENT OF RELI-
GIONS. The only authentic publication OF the
entire proceedings of the Worlds Parliament %
Religions recently held IN Chicago In connection
with the Worlds Fair. over 262. 900 sold Arst
month over 100 sod In aichmond last week.
Two more good agents wanted men or women.
$40 a day. Call Tomorrow before L. N.
WORLDS RELIGIOUS PU BLISHING CO.,
no l2-it' No SO3 aast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
YORK COUNTY ELECTION.
Bsuton Precinct Thrown out-Ths schoo
Board We the College.

Correspondence or tho pispafch)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November H.
The adjourned meeting OF the York coun-
~ Board Of Election Commissioners met
Al Yorktown to-day. There was ccnsidsr-
able crowd IN attendance. The entire vote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
AIla,

Save time and the useless worry Of
looking ali over town. Go to
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY'S
at once. They can suit you in Furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
A New Departure.

Lady Shoe Clerks. on the wrong side OF
Broad corner Eighth. Largest stock OF
Shoes from $50 10 81 in the city. Trunks
Shoes. Satchels. Slippers. &C.. for brides
and bridesmaids; also, for grooms and
groomsmen. We have seven clerks, ladies'
and gentlemen, and we will be glad 10
show you our imported goods.
L. II. SPENCE,
The Shoe and Trunk House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

We are expecting a fine Knabe Upright
Plano on Tuesday, for sale at less than
half the regular rate On wednesday We
will have Steinway Piano at same re-
duction In price. Both OF these fine In
struments are as good as new.
MANLY y. RAMOS e CO..
sos Main next to Ninth street,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style of work and prices
will be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

ssrTHERE ARE no FLIES ON
l. SaITH.'-You cannot maksa six pIrs'
out OF a sOws ear, but you eau secure your nn IS
aud money in Observation-Disclosures COM
PANY'S FIRE AND BURGLAR-PhOOtsA .t~
Is. r. SMITH
my 81 No. 2s north Ninth stler'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

There was a small fire at the establish
ment OF the Goodman Manufacturing
Company. corner Nineteenth and Cary
streets. early yesterday morning. The
blaze. which was In the bleaching depart
ment. was soon extinguished. and the
damage will hardly exceed $50.
Miss yallis v. Hoover, OF Staunton, Is
In the city. having come down to
attend the marriage at the First Baptist
church, Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'clock
OF her friend. Miss Jennie Otey. to lir
Harvie Clements. She Is = guest at Mr.
Jones otey's. No. 81 north Eighth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
INFANT CUSTOMERS FOR
Phone 80

WANTED, TO SELL A LOT OF
w HOMEMADE SPRING WAGuN~, D. 10
GIES, PIlAkTONs, ami DAYTONS krl7n't
done IN the bes, manner. Apply to JAMIE t.
NEALE, No. 1907 easI Franklin street
D. 5-eoi tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
Highest Of ali in Leavsnipg Poweraest U s. Govt Report
@!!a!:'!!!. B Bsxs:sz
ABSOLUTELY pURE
WANTS.
Business.
WANTED, ALL SATISFIED.

PAY your money and take your che',.,
CRUSHED COKE. 50 per load t25 bu.hs.0.
One load equals three Of gas coke or other chem
fuel Those that prefer it take ANrHRA,fIk
or YANKER COAL Those thar prefer Nira IL,
fuel take PAGES LUMP AZ a.: gooi INV
COAL for CRATES, 50 Der ton; LUMP SpLINT
$3.50: HAIL SPlINT, sa.25; FIRE CRssK.
$3.50. y. r. LUMP, 1925. OF GAITON GOAL
all sizes. WOOD dong, sawed. AMI .l.t.
LONG PINE, sl.75, 50, and ss2i r.- ttt
cord. CHARLES II. PAGS.
1900 west Broad. 1905 east cary.
Phone 407. 'Phon. i.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
lVE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW

INV W
w LADIES 10 mail from their own homes
our samples and circufsre. We pay sl.50 10 81
a day, according 10 ability. No experience ne
cessary. We furnish postase-stamps, samples,
circulars, etc. TO each lady who engages with
Us. Steady employment the year round. Ad-
dress, with Eve 2-cent stamps. for sample and
illustration OF work, LAVENDER PASTE CON-
PANY, Louisville. Ky. 50 24-Suf3t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
GENTS WANTFD.-WE DESIRE

IA to appoint an agent In Richmond, Va, to
push the sale OF our PERFECTION SHOE REST.
Can be sold to clerks, lawyers, physicians, Offices,
aud homes. Wo want a good, solid, pushing
man, capable Of putting out aud handling
agents. An excellent opportunity IL offered 70
acquire a permanent business, and we Will help
you. An agent Also In al towns OF the State.
STANDARD MANUFACTURING CO.,
no lO.3t Dayton, O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
xcrros AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS. La. November 1l.-This
evening an application for an injunction
was filed by Attorney General Cunning
ham in the Civil District Cour. to prevent
tho Olympic Club from giving the Brown
Abbott Contest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12

Call for our price-list and sec what cash sH
10 for you-or mailed on apph alton.
;. ULLMAN'S SON.
'Phone3l0 1920 and iS2. sast Main hfrcoi
(Gp ib-Sufsl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-19
THE GERMAN ARMY BILL.
Popular Demand for the Modified Mea
ur0 10 Growing.

Popular Demand for the Modified Meas
urc 10 Growing.
BERLIN, Feb. 1S.-The action of the army
bill committee in rejecting the two years
service clause has by no means finally
settled the question at issue. The
government relies upon the fact
that the two years term would be
approved by the mass of electors and that
they will not permit the reichstag to re-
ject the proposition of a two years term,
if made permanent. In the meantime,
popular agitation in favor of the army bill
is becoming acute throughout the empire.
An enthusiastic meeting of represen tatives
of art, science, industry in Berlin adopted
resolutions demanding that the reichstag
effect an agreement with the government
on the army bill. Similar resolutions
were adopted at meetings in all the chief
industrial centers Of Germany. The re-
volt of the Agrarian party in the reichstag
and landtag against Caprivi's commercial
treaties is oratorically violent, but SO far
without practical result.
The debates in parliament are . prelude
to the great agricultural congress. which
opened today in Berlin. In the resolution
adopted the reichs,ag is besought to refuse
assent to further reduction of
the customs duties, while bearing
in mind the expediency of foster
ing expectations of German produce.
In spite of agrarian opposition Caprivi
will not abandon the Russian convention,
now on the verge of conclusion. 1t is a
question, therefore, Of the relative strength
of the chancellor and the agrarians.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-19
sUPREME COURT DECISIONS.


Creditors Criticised for Trying to Have
Assignments Set Aside.
OLYMPIA. Feb. 1S.-tSpecial. THE SUI
preme court today decided the following
cases:
State w. Place. from Lewis county; re-
versed. The defendant was convicted of
an attempt to commit crime against ma
ture, and the court holds that, while the
legislature has not provided a penalty Tor
the completed crime. n prosecution for an
attempt to commit it Is authorized. The
Judgment 10 reversed, however. because
the jury was allowed to separate without
the consent of the defendant during the
trial.
w. A. Freeburger ct al, appellants. VS..
Samuel Caldwell. respondent. and W. A.
Freeburger ct al. appellants, VS.. w. l..
6azxam Il Co., respondents. from Mason
county. involving the possession of per-
sonal property; both reversed
Il. I. Sabin, appellant. VS.. j. A. Adams
ct NJ, respondents, from Lewis county :;
affirmed. In this decision the court con-
dennis the growing practice Of dissatisfied
creditors attacking assignments on the
ground of fraud and thus frit,ering away
the assigned property III useless litigation.
The court says:
The sooner Ii 10 understood that when an es-
tate is assigned II Is i'll tho possession of the
court for orderly pro rata dlstr! button and that
no one eau Interfere with 1t except at his peril
the sooner creditors viii be able 10 realize lair
dividends. and The objection. TO the law OF IS
sigameats will disappear. II creditors would,
in assisting sssiguees 10 realize on the property
ia their hsnds and in aiding the court tn hold
them Ia strict account, sxpend half the ability
sad ingenuity which they exert ia their efforts
Tn ut h1r kzffh
assignments would be far more satisfactory 10
n