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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

LOND november iO.-l ne IdNt 'Oi
the Derby Cup of 200 soyereigns, a
handicap for 3-year-olds and upward.
straight mile. was run at Derby to-day
and won 10y Mr.. c. s. Newton's Dunn
barton. 3 years old. with Baron de Roth
schild's Harfieur H.. years old, second
and Lord Elsmcre's Esmond, years old,
third. ..<>,,
ST. ASAPH, VA. November l6.-Five
favorites and second choice TOOK the
first money al the ST. Asaph track to-day.
TWO track records were made. and a
dead heat marked the six-fur.ong event.
The betting was brisk. and the number
OF books was swelled 10 twcnty-three.
The second race proved an exciting
event. as Little Biily and Old Dominion
were so close at the wire that the judges
would not separate them, and called IL Il
dead heat In the run-on Old Dominion
led all the way. but only succeeded III
defeating Little Billy. VINO pulled up iame'
| by "a head.
Fret race-half a mile-Highpo.nt Belle
| OOs Griffin. 10 81 won, DOggett second
Punch third. Time. As IL.
dead heat between Little Billy QN'
simms n 70 20) and OlG Dominion uOs
pnggctt. Q TO ". West Chester % 70 -
third. Time 116 Run-off-Old Dominion
| q 10 81 won by head. Time. ll1 o.
Third race--one mile-Ed. hearnsy IN
ners ;hJd. Time. AZ.
Fourth race-flve furiongs-Wernberg
| QO5. Griffin, ! To y won. Lonsbrook Sc
| coud. Prince John third. Time. l:0l 1-2.
Fifih rac6-fve furlongs-Oiiy GamInon
| OOo Griffin. r 10 p won, Owlet nlS. fenh,
! To ID second, ModeTiCo 900. Kecfe, Il 70
| y third. Time. 1:02 3-4. o,n
! sixth race-one mile-Mnrshall ulV'
| Sncdckcr, to % won, Leonardo pVS hain ha7i1n,
| lev. 10 y second Little Tom uOl,
| Grinn. to u third. Time, ~ IL.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE TENN. November 10
| The poor card ~ Cumberland Park today
| was rendered worse by declaring OH IN
| ffth race. The weather was fine, the at
| tendance good. and the track fast.
| FIRST raCe-nve furOngs-Stark OO9.
Burger 5 10 % won. Miss Sturgess second
| Ransom third Time l;oS
Second race-fve furlOngs, selling-Reve-
! nue. Ol0. X Jones, to y won, Esssie
| Nichols second, Marchaway third. Time
Third race-1ve furlongs-Iim r. noe f.
Burns. 8 to 3 won Marrinelli second,
| Lank third. Time. 1:O2lt.
Fourth race-one mile, selling-tulcher
C. (9S. Gardner. 6 10 81 won. Theodore ii.
second. Jennie w. third. Time l:il1r
BLUEGRASS EVENTS.
| LEXINGTON. KY. November l6.-The
largest crowd OF the meeting was at the
| track to-day. The betting was lively.
| First race-four ana one half furlongs-
! Caldwell Ool a. Clayton. TO % won
| Willis second. Parthenia third. Time
81
second race--six furlongs-Balk Ltne
| O0e 4. Clayton. 3 10 y won. Miss Lilly
second Annie NJ. third. Time. lI5
Third ruce--six furlongs-Cerro Gordo
COS Perkins TO y won, Mil Boy second
Pocotempo third. Time. 1:i5.
Fourth race-four ard one half fur
longs-Tenor O0S, Thorpe. 10 . Won
Avalanche second, Goodwin third. Time,
| IS. 40
| Fifth race-five furlonBs-Rayon dOr
diI. Porksb won, Doctor second, Sir LON
| third. Time. 1:0lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

night Said he: "Morganfield dia g.sp g, .
chair not once but twice. and he threw
II both times TO another cot"
"Did ne get out OF bed?" asked the
Chief. 49,, a.. ,.,,,
his broken leg on the floor. IL Is In =
cast OF plaster Of Paris. When he did
that made him go back 10 bed.
''Dld he want the inyalid-chairT ,,e
renlv "Ue made all kinds Of threats,
and his language was terrible. He called
the doctors some awful names, and de-
clared that as long as he was N ths n"S-
pItal ne proposed TO De trcateu iieH''
what caused those acts! ..,,,
why. he said they shut on MS Supply
of morphine. I told this TO Dr; Key
and | believe he then allowed MIN a h''e
OF the drug again.
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MoRcANFIELD'S HIGH JlNKS.
They Are Denied by the Hospital superin'
tepdent-schmedes's Testimony.

CINCINNATI. o.. November lS.-tspe-
cial.)-When Superintendent Heniy heard
that Morganield. the train-roober. had
cut UP high jinks at the city posp'tai
he at once proceeded to deny II.
Officer Schmedes who was present AZ
the assault, was summonsd before ora Shiei ne,
carried 60 In Q frightful manner TUESDAY
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Arrolntment. by the President.

WASHINGTON. y. c., Novcmber %
The President to-day appointed John ID.
Harrel. of Georgia, United states Mar
ehal for the Southern District of Georgia,
and william H. Montgomery to be post
master at Apalachicola, Fla.
The President to-day appointed John i.
Jackson, OF New jersey, TO be secretary
of The United States embassy at Berlin.
md Herbert Goldsmith Squires. OF New
York. to be seconG secretary Of the en-
baSsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

s'Ie crowd al the Theatre last night
:, one = the largest since the opening
4, 'tr fair Miss Bella Walden's niue
s,,.ait rendered an admirable pro-
4 a99e ~ dances. The programme "as
s,,.'sH Dance, by class OF sixteen chi.
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payn,cnt ON Newport News Gunboats.

WASHINGTON, November l6.-Secre-
tary Herbert has ordered the fourth pay
ment 10 be made upon United States Gun
boat No T. which, with two similar war
vessels. are building at Newport News.
Va AS the payment for these vessels IS
divided into twenty parts. one or Whlch
will be reserved until sis months after
cornpletion. No. Is considered about one
quarter completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Post-Omciai Notes.

WASHINGTON. u. c., November 10
(snecial THE name of the post-oflice at
P6lndexter's Store, Louisa county, Is
changed to PoindeXter.
+ Barrett is appointed postmaster
ar Jamesyille Northampton county, vice
Heath resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

VIENNA, November l6.-The Neue
Frele Presse publishes a dispatch from
it's correspondent In st. Petersburg,
stating that serious riots have occurred
among the students of the Polytechnic
School, In that city. growing out OF the
arrest of several students, who refused
to take the oath OF allegiance to the Car
Nicholas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
,sp- papK.pracr METUODISp

EpISCOpA- CHURCH corner Franklin aud
Pine streets'-koy. ". }. YOUNG, j. d.. pastor.
Rev. WILLIAM B. BgAlCHAMf, OF tho Nifnnl.
Conference. will preacn at IL A. u. and at
r. NJ.
Praycr-mee'ing WEDSE-DAY. y =. NJ.
Young Peoples meeting FRIDAY, > L. Nj.
huBday-sohcol 0.30 a. N.
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as,s- UNITARIAN CuURCH-RFy

CFORGg LEONARD CHAsEY and Rsg. JOsgsu n.
SEATOS, Pastors -seryices Ia Beluicro iiall,
437 west Main stroot. at IL A. NJ. and =. ~.
Preaching by Mr.. sEAT0S. Morning s1beet'
astspaen- Prophet, Hero, and xartyr' hs9.
ning subject: Jesus and HIS Miracles
Bible class at II NJ. subject; Tho story of
Aorsham-Part H." All are welcome at both
services.
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Thanks to the Chairman.

(DanVlIIe IlmesJ
Chairman Ellyson managed the cam
paign elegantly, and the party is under
lasting Obligations 10 him for 1t.
(Hanover HeraIdD
Chairman Eilyson did the quiet work
that counts. The vote Of thanks 70 him
l.. .raI.l
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roy MONUMEyTAL EpIsCOpAL

CHURCH Broad street below Twelfth kew T.
s. sricKSEy, Rector. 403 north Twelfth street.
Services. SUNDAYS: sunday school at 9:4j A. ".
morning prayer, etc with sosmon At III A. ~.
evening prayer with sermon at 4;3o 4. NJ. Holy
communion ON frst SUNDAY In each montI
at IL A. NJ. WEDNESDAYS, brotherhood Informal
study of tho Collect, Epis,le, ani Gospel OF tho
following SUNDAY at y. NJ. All seats Tree. -
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mrCHURCH oFTHE COVENANT

Park avenue and Harrison streetsl- Rev. y.
GAVIN STEWART. Pgstor.-preacEing ~ IL
A. M. BY Rev. w. L. RcHARDsos, ID. ID. preachs
ing az s p. n. by Rev. JANIS p. SMITH. y. ID.
Christian Endeavor.. Society meets at I:l y. VI.
Sabbath school meets at p;30 A. NJ. Ah-weeS
ssryicc wspSEsDAY at s p. II. Seats tree All
welcome.
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ssy.RpoAD.sTREETMETHODlsp

CHURCH corner Broad ani Tenth strestsi---
Rev. W. V. TUDOR, u. D.. Pastcr.-sundey school
a. g:3O A. u. Preaching az / A. aud +. ~.
Subject NJ night: "Oi tho Things Which l
Hayo Spoken This is tho sum- WEDNESDAY.
l.. NJ, prnyer-meotins. THURSDAY, =, ~,
ciass-meoting. sAToEDAf, J.. NJ, young mems
meofing. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
,.zrGRACE E.sTgEEr BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Grace and Foushse streetsl--
Rev. WILLIAM +. HAICaEK. ID. d., last0r.--snr.
day school at o O'Clock A NJ. Preaching By tho
Pastor SUNDAY al IL O'Clock A. N. ana 4. ".
Prayer Meeting WEDNESDAY NIGar AZ \ o'cl0ck.
Young Peoples Union FRiD.Y N1HT a, =
o'c.ock. Young mems prayer meeting sAftE'
DAY NIGHT at O'Clock. Is
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nsrTFIGU.sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH Twenty -nfth and Lesh)-Rey. W. y.
WRIGHT, ID. d., Pastor.--SCSpAY, u A. ~. ser.
moa-sublect; "Thy Neghbo- gs Thysef" 1 Z,
81, Is. y. r. t.-praiso Tor tho benehIs " ihs
yesr; \ y. NJ. sermcn--tsxt: do Ihysef NJ
Harm" q:l5 A. NJ. sunday school. TUESDAY, i
y. M, Young mems prayer-mceiin2. WkDsxS
DAY, Y. H., prsycr-mesting.
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MY ST. PAuL's CHURCH (COR.

MIR Graco and Nlnth streetsl.
Morning prayer AID sermon at IL o'clock.
Evening prayer and sermon ~ sii5 O'clock.
Holy Gonna union FIRST and third sundays ~
IL O'Clock service; second aud last sundays az
$50 A. N.
Rsy. HARTLEY CARMICHAEL. rector; Rev. z. =.
FALKLAND, assistant. 10
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Earthouake in Italy and Sicily.

ROME. November l6.-An earthquake
was felt this morning in Catanascaro
and Reggie, South OF Italy. and Messina,
Sicily. Many telegraph wires were broken
and a few houses were unsettled, but no.
body was killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
ssy- sT. MARKS CHURCH (COR.

MIR First and Clay strsets)-Rev: q. &. Agslrr,
Rector-Rey. ID. +. SPBIG0, ID. d., IN charge.
Services III A. NJ. and $3.50 p. ~. sunday school
9:3O A. NJ. Holy communion fret sunday in tho
month. ~
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AriilIerY Drill KeGulattOns.

WASHINGTON, d. C., November l6'-
A hoard to consist OF Major II. c. Has
brouck. Fourth Artillery, and Captain J.
NJ Lancaster. Third Artillery, has been
az a. tc,nnsi5er suggestions for modifying the
new drill regulations for light artillery;
and TO decide what changes, IL any, should
hla made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Tn Conduct the Contests.

II Is understood that Mr. Edgar Allan
will Ln retained as general counsel Tor the
defeated Republican candidates Ior on @
tssting the seats II the Democrats. \
number Of other lawyers will be associated
with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
,s,y. PINE sTREEr BApTIsr

CHURCH corner Pino and Albstnarie Streets
Rev. J. IS HcTsos. pas,or.-Preacning SUspAS
at IL A. n. and Y. N. sunday scnool a
r. A. NJ. Prayer.mesting wkDSrspAY as s u.
n Young rnen's preyor-meetipg Noxpkr at
p N. Young peoples prayer.mectiuS FRIDAY
asp n seats free. All welcome. is
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Nicholas and Alix.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Pan Mall
Gazette states, as 1t claims, upon au-
thority. that the marriage of car
Nicholas and the Princess Alix will take
Mace November Goth.
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s.Sy- Or.D.MaRKET PRESBYTE.

ductei by SIR. CURRAN. secretary Railroad
Branch Young Mems Christlan Association.
Y. NJ, Rev. q. Il. MoRroS. Sunday School, $3.50
A. ". Gospel service WEpNEsDAYS Il ". Az
welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Css'oris.
When she was Child, she cried for Cas'oria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Cnrdron, sho gave them CastoFias
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
tS- CHRISTAD ADELPHIAN

CHURCH Central Hal. Finn street between
Eroad aud Marshall Service at II A. NJ. and n
discourse by Mr. W. JONES. subject: We can
baye no true millennium and com plets unity OF
churches before tho personal coming ana rolel
of Christ on earth, according 20 IachariAh. xiv,
8, D, 10; Jeromian. iii. II Isaiah, xxiy, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

AN EXTENDED PoPuLARITY.-BRows's SEos-
rpt,r TRocHEs have Tor many years been the
most popular erticlo In use for relieving Coughs
and Throat troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Further Withdrawal of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November l6.-A
s,,r,her withdrawal OF 100000 in gold
rom United states sub-treasuries was
,.'d.. to-day. This carries the aggregate
n,iiiiS,hdrawoIs up 10 $4,000 since the c!rcu-
lar inviting bids for the new bond-loan
,,yos announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
esg. SEVENTH STREET CHRIS.

TIAN CHURCH-JABEz HALL. Pastok-Pfeach.
inc al IL A. 81. ard = i. N. Sunday rchool ~
$50 A. NJ. Seats tree. Pubic cordially In.
yiief. Christian Endeayor, 10 y. NJ. SUNDAY.
prayor-meeting, y 4 ". WEDNESDAY sewing
Circle II A. 81. THURSDAY. Young LadioS soss
ing Circle, 4 u. ~. FRIDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

Orders for printing sent to the Dis
match Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style Of work and prices
viii be sure to please yeu.
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ss,o CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth anil
fifth streets Rev. r. \. eLEDD' D. D' pastor.
preachinz at IL A. NJ. and \ p. ~. by tho
pastor. Strangers arc always welcome Seats
free. e
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say- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BAPTIST

az IL O'Clock A. ". and TAO p. ". by ksy. Mr..
colIiER. OF Baltimore Revival serviess dur
tng next week. IL y expected tnAs hov. NJ. COL.
LIEs VIII DO The Dsssehins ssndsy sshoe' -
ps3o 4. u
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,-,r- CRACE-sTREET pRRSBYTE-

pIAS CHCRCH-Rcv. JAWS Y. FAIR, y. D.,
pas,or. Services az III O'Clock A. VI. and 3
O'clock p. M. preaching by tho Pastor. sundsY-
school services at p.45 o'clock A. NJ. WkDNss-
nay-NiGpT services AZ 4 O'clock. Young People'a
soclsty meeting SUNDAY NIGHr at 7.l5 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
az. sECnNn RApIINT CKURCH

trornor Main ami sikta sireeisl -keY W. w.
LASDRuM, D. D., Pas'0r.-~Aorning worship az Il
O'clock, evening worship 10 5 Ocicck. la ,ho
evening one Of u series Of sermons Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
RELIGIOUS SERVICES,
fsf~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
KxaR IL A. N. and Z. n 20
nsy SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DIR. IIodE will pres CD at Ii A. N. znd AZ 7. n.

hd~ THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CnUKCH.--Mcrning service IL O'Clock. Ser
mon By Rev. W. NcC. WHITE. Bvoning service
o'clock. Sermon by Rev. n. d, Hoos, ID. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
rsy- FRIENDs-MEETING For

dyino worship EVERY SABBATH AoREisG AZ II
o'clock. Seats are free, and all arc welcoms.
Yeeting-hOusO Clay street above First. Services
also at 10 O'Clock A. ". on WEDNESDAY,. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
nss-cf.AY.srREEr METHoDIgr

EPISCOPAL CHUkCH CORNER clay and Adams
streets. ).-Preaching az IL o'clock A. n. aud
7:45 o'clock Z. NJ. by Rev. ". y. SMITH, runiDY
school, $40 a. N. Ihe public cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
NOW FOR CHINESE EXECUTION.
Tho Celestial Fleet, Fully Armed and
Equipped, Put to Sea.

LONDON, November 16-The Central
News correspondent at Shanghai says the
Chinese fleet. fully armed and equipped.
put to sea Monday.
Two more merchant Chinese steamers
have been placed under the protection OF
the German flag and one under the nag OK
Great Britain.
TONG-HAKS SUBDUED.
LONDON, November ia dispatch
from Toxic TO the Central News says:
Adyices from Fusan, Korea, under date
OF November 18th, state that battle has
been fought between Japanese troops and
ths rebellious Tong Haks. In which the
former Wtrv victorious. According to the
advsces. Captain Suzuki. with a detaeh-
meut of Jap4neta troops. was sent 70
Chia-sin Va Sou0 Asss& 70 ausu as
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7|T|IT TTuT MY ~f'"1'
.L.-U DISTRICT.

".. G.eruhhcam plurality. 80.
Tenth DISTRICT.
f... Tucker OemOcraO. Yost
.tI Graves PrOhibitionisD,
'r.i.lsO, and Cowden Ondepend-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

Late st from the Wires

PRINCETON, ". j., November l6.-pr'
McCosh died at 10 o'clock this evening"
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,,sy- urGUIAYp PARK MEIHO.

nrST CHURCH sunday school at $3.50 A. 81.
Preaching at IL A. N. ana at \ p. u. by Rov. y.
&. SCOTT Also, prayer-meotns "WEDNESDAY
NIGuT at o'clOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
rsy-IMMANUEL BAPTIST

CHURCH (Fifth street near Loigh)--Rev. JANIS
NELSON, ID. d., Pastor.--Prcachinz a. IL A. N.
aud 4 T.. NJ. sunday school at $3.50 A. 81. Prayers
meeting WEDNESDAY, at , }. ". ts
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p" UNCLE SAINTS MEDIATION.

The State Department has received ON
cial Information that n special mee,ins ..
the japanese Ministry has been calieo ios
tomorrow to consider final answer 70
the offer Of the United States TO mediate
between China and Japan. The delay tnus
far is explained by the fact tnae IN
Cabinet meets at Toxic. while the Empe-
ror, who has to be consulted. IL at Hiro,,
shirra. Strong intimations have reached
the officials here that the Cabinet VIII
ask that China either make her offer I'll,
rect 10 Japan or else free IL from al.
doubt by specifying the exact amount Oh
indemnity she will pay.
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,a,rRARTON. .HEI0HTS BAPTISr

cHURCH-Preaching BY the Pastor, Rev R. II.
pffr. u. D., on SUNDAY ss IL a. u. kventna
services viii bc resumed sunday. Prayer.
meeting WEDNESDAY, ~ y. y. seats free.
All welcome 70
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~ ......liI4j l.5,3 4,U55 u
Ns total vote. l3i
D.. .remocraO, plurality. 1902.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
..... NcKeuney ODemocraD,
.e.nulIcam. Horner PrOhibl-
ION dopulisO. Thornton I'm
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pD- GROyE-AvENUE BAPTIST

CnURCH--(cornes Grove avenue and Bstcb
strestsD-Rev j. c. HipgS. ID. d.. pastr.--
Preacning SrSpAY ny the Pastor ~ IL A. n.
and s r. "a. AMI "WEDNESDAY at y. u. seau
tree ana tho public invited Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
rsy- TRINITY METHODIST EPIS.

COPAL CHURCH. SOUTH corner OF btoai ard
Twentieth streetsl-Kcv J0snUA ). HvNiEs,
Pastor. Treaching nc II 4. NJ. an. az > i. NJ.
by Ray j. ". STIFF. WfDNssDAY-SIs eeI-
vice at O'Clock Mems prayer-mecting tloai
to r. NJ. sunday school at 9lo a. n. Wo''
come 10 all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

turbances in that region growing out =,
the resumption Of hostilities on tnepsnS tne pn,S
Of the Tong-Haks: Suzukrs Svs,rhrr SomahS
iith. and after some desperate fighting
completely com routed them. The Tong-Hsaksss sass
lost is5 killed. The number OF. n,ss
wounded could not be learned. pu. VAS
very large. The Japanese also capturer,
largo n,iantltv OF Ammunition. &c. the
Japanese loss was three wounded. =. 4,
A dispatch from Hiroshima says ~ =, -
expected at headquarters that the at.aen as.i.
upon Port Arthur will begin NoVeinDe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

NEW YORK. November l6.--Leonard ~.
White. the senior member OF White. Nor
ris a. Co., bankers, died this morning OF
ap0plexy at his home. In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

gT LOUIS MO, November l6.--In hs
Federal Court here to-day. In the case OF
the St Louis Bank.Note Company.
tho State OF Mississippi I'm similitude ot
government notes, nolle prosequi was
entered. the District. Attorney holding
that he had no Jurisdiction. but that tnc
cases should be tried In Chicago. where
the warrants were printed by the firm Tor
which tho 81. Louis company acted az
agents.
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ms coz 4sl
craD plurality. i,sil.
r-lND DISTRICT.

..................i-," i-,"P o'''o '"i
.r mocraD plurality 3.oJ'.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Elicit Democrat. Gregory
Inward lscpupiicdn). Sm'in-
...ol4U. L.psComb dndepend-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Tn. nfeoin Linton Fair.

J. "4 rs total vote. 81. ga
'-.ktrs Democrat plurality, es-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
TURF AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Tho British Derby Cup of Two thousand
soycreigns Won by Dumbarton.

LONDON. November iG-The race for
the Derby Cup of 200 soyereigns a
handicap for 3-year-olds and upward.
straight mile. was run at Derby to-day
and won 10y Mr. c. s. Newton's Dunn
barton. years old, with Baron de Roth
schild's Harfeur H.. years old, second
and Lord Elsmere's Esmond. years old'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-30

uno on bis auti9ers berbubte, ins
grimmiee Miene, NIT Der er bic 6anb.
ideIeR betra9tste. tpsldbe Jpn ME bur9
Sauberfnnit 9efefelt bielten.
Wir ftdnoen itarr ME 8ilbfGulsn,
aber rur einen 4usenblid, benin pl0b.
lt9 ftisB Der @efanssns einen @4rei
tpilber Wutb aus, rib fi6 nit GENIAL
tiger 8r1ft bon 9olmes los uno elite
rad benz 5sniter; 9las utb 5olafparf
braden in tauIenb Splitter Bel ieinem
md4tisen NnpraG. Roh ebe er fd is<
bod binausftiir5eH tonnte, iprangen
2eitrdbe, 9resfon unb 9olmss auf Jpn
tpie Sogbbunbe auf ibre 8eute; er naro
in's 3immer su~ridsesOsen. unb nun
entip1m fi9 Elm furdtbarer aampf.
Wisbsr uno INNER pisber geldna IS
ibm, uns ale bier absuf9itteln; nit
Der Risienftdrte zines @abniinnigen
pebrte sr ii4 sessn feline @nsrsiTsr.
Die 5ertrimmertsn Geniteri9eiben bdt=
ten inn 9eIi9t uno SGnbs 5dredli4
berlebt, uber Der 8tutperluit fdpd9ts
feline Diosritanbstraft ni9t. Grit als
es 2sitraOe ssluns. inn bon binten bic
9anb in ben 9~alsfrassn gu iteden uno
Jpn taft gu eripiirsen, iab er elm, bab
ieosr tpeitere 8eriu9, uns gu sntrin=
men. pereeblid iein ipirbe. Der Si=
9erbeit balber banben mir i'm nod an
ben sSuben urLb fonnten nun erIt pie=
Der gu Itbem tommen.
Seine Orof9te itebt nod unten.
mir polen tie geld bsniissn. I'm i6n
uuf bic poliaei gu brtnsen," fasts
Sberlod 9olmss. Limb nun, msine
Serren," fubr er fort, bin i9 bsreit.
ale S6re 5rassn gu bsantportsn.
Mein tleines 9ebeimniB lit entbiat,
uno sic brau6en ni9t gu fir9ten, bab
i'd Sbnen bic sepiinI9ts @ustunit psr>
peisere."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-03-30
(Bortisbuns folst.) ,

Cine Der ftetnerts &ase ent.
bedten III Williamsburg, u. o., arbei>
ter bel Dem Aussrabeu bes @runOes
fiir Den Grwciterunssbau bes 3eu9bans
ies pom Al. Ncsimcut. Die p%eriteis
ierte Safe beianb lih auf elmer Stelle,
mo ibrer j5eit cine &alflpaiierquelle ries
Ieltc. Sor ctipa sebn Sabreu, furSe
3eit mad Der G%oilcnhung Oes 3eu9s
6auics, perniBtc Ger Schumacher icine
werttpolle &i~ebliu4stage, Die CT trot!
elmer alsJeicetcm GslobHnlig liitt .D!cz
Der III crlaa3en perlloaJte. 9n bcnl
4SctreiGft lourDc Eull Scr pcrlhwunOenc
Qir; ioc;tifi,iEt. Wteu i%lllllilt oil,
SAP OaS 2Blsr cuf ttr Sut)e nod,
Itaule III Gil Sod LODI, aus ocm cs
ni1t lDieOer berausfUnuls. 2as &alf=
pallcr belpirfte iooann Ole Scritcine-
RING Der u%crguuscrten oSer crliidter
Gase.