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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
VVHO-.K NTMKR... 14A\\$. RICHMOND, VA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9*1897._t_jmm^^g^J^^
MR. FOLKES RETIRES.
HI ?M.*?'* IH0.1 TIIK SONS OK VETE
H .>* II!M??U. ? OMMITTEK.
IS ATTORNEY FOR BOOK PUBLISHERS
I ?r T?il? Itonsot? He Think? Il Met
,,,t l<? *iru?< Imlrmnn Sliil.l,? F.x
ymuAoA To-I)a> ? \ (heck <_n l?l to
lime llien >i'pii Posa llanda.
fie Is no abatement ?,f interest In
| ?..".inil.il mt>.? r. It gj :
.* by what ?t fi.-.l? or:. Major
- ?? i,ti?i.-)it th.u the <h
to .?rlnK ?-?m be mi?*'
' i?>- th.- Veteran Commit!? >.
> ,?*nm.ii)dcr C-,\. ?>f th?- S??:
I | - that ht I? MlMfled that
I?ftO of the junior (?nip are .
: -'h I 9mtirnian !... ky, of
itg Cotnmlttee, **.?> thoy
ItOU until the *< ni?>r
.-._ ?omnii: ?
11 * mil] -
of 1.? ? Camp Sons .?r
particularly 1?
dsvelopmente v.? re
but the only allusion t<? tl..
, .- .,ii i i?? the follow
??n?)??l by Mr. Lewis
the rum>?r.- regerdlng the
, ; by the Ameik en ?'."??k
, ?inrnitt?-?
ti,, members of
, - imp.
, ... ti?. \ unpe:
4 'i.?, u th* luv. stlgetlon
, 'ii'!".iii!> ?i by Qrond-Com
ng .?f ? "?.inia-l. I RO
ll Jr.. ?uni
Lam? 1 by
, ? amp to
-ret? the matter so
Ion mitt? '
end repon lit of
? t Ion to l
PfM I ' this r?-solution.
- Id he thought it wai
rs >?f the committee that
i ild i??- mode. Mr,
a. end it
.-.ar,iin?.ii.-ly, without dig*
ITOTRBE POL-KEfl RESK.N&
., of the day was p>"
?;. following ordei leeu? d by
, s of
r I IWT,
: order. 3S
Innen in
ing Commltt? e, Cltj .
Sir,?The following letter end
reb] ref? rred to the
appointed under Bpeclel Of*
. l.
Richmond, Vs . Novemb?
? ?minian.1
- : \ i nehmend, Va.;
j tender my reelg?
o? the History ? lom?
ad ?'.iiiip. a c. v.,
tola. In n
. .. - i em connected with rer?
end l do BOl
th.nk ti??' tw>. oAees consistent l was
on the commit.? ? ? ?
i bav? never attended nay
i
with gr< I ' otoin, yours
I
MINETREE FOLKES.
Richmond, \ , Nevi '?. - t *-. MM?
i . Richmond, V u :
,: .?-ii. Your - ommonl? - - -1 ? ? i j of this
(i. sigiu-tloa
bt-r of tl < '??niinitt? <?f
rat?- V. t? rans, hus
I Com?
' I
EDWIN P. COX,
i Commander.
W. Brander, Adju?
i
Mr. l??lk ? n eft? i
i i ? pet? h ) **oi t< i. II?
thing for publication,
for tl - h-- said, thai there e is
nollr: II
t_tiii- .i \siih the
Wa) . til ?null
path) \m'Ii it, end i
ed it i st, In % Ion of hi-* pi
l niai, r the ? listing <ir
wll hdn p fi om the
ip's comm
?Mil. OARNETT8 DENIAL.
hi. Garnett, the only
i f tl History I lommitt? ? e ho
?i by the i depot? b
' srrltti following
lett? - v, bkh ; Iteeli :
more, lfd.,
\. M.? Novemb? r 7, IM7.
: ?>f the Dispatch:
i fuel received, it
l noltber
>-i hat a i? ? n. in ?my w.->
with the American Booh
Com? i have been i ? siding _m i
. I have not at?
* Is meet u ton Com?
mitten -.? of the Qrand Camp sin?
1 imp ni'-t m CharlottesvUle In
\v any i. ?, ?. :
I In j est? rday's papare. I
l the fullest Inv? q will be
; uly,
If. <; -RN-BTT.
I HAIRMAN BTUBBfl EXPECTED.
ommender BtuM led to
he tl'.y to-day. It is known
Inimenl h.
:.?.
' .? ,M1|,, which.
In t! be should l. ?v. n -
.. n ornlng, will have the
of bringing him to the dtj nl
h will s ?i? iv nem? his com?
I til?- lei 1
in this city, it Is
,i?t. end ti?. propriety .?f leaving the
': !.. ill,
n view of tl t l that
of the
. ? mrnli
i that the principal
i ? submit.? -i to the commit?
k pass from nn egenl ot
- ; . ?nan.
will be further evidence ??f a doou
ilte Infonn.atlon
can l There wee s m? sting
of in men who ?rill prefer the
of Mr. Norman V.
but what conclu
i iv? ,1 at oi takea
could I
\ lEWi ?il* Ml!. EDWARDS.
Mr v, Point, one of th?*
: ? ,i .ml Camp, Sotl? of
. mis in the
?, did 11"!
In what wey a busi-. lion wltll
took ? loupai i?-.s eould Interfere with
\ rn? n.b. r ol the H
,MIi?,;'?j!i p. ?son.illy he
erith any publlehlng I
ev< r.
Dr. Hunter IfeQulre, .iIIu.i?dk to Cap*
Cueeone*e retirement from the H?*?
Coo?ntittee, seid thai bt eould not
to iarticulare, but he bed aecertata?
e?1 that he hsd acted nobly an?l properly.
VUS. A\(.i:i,l, AM? JA. (.1)1 III.
Motion ?<? DIkiiiI.? Former'? Action
for l?o?v?-r lilsmlased.
YORK, N???.? tub? i 8.?Judsre
- In the Supreme ?'ourt to-da.
ihe motion to ?UmhImh th* suit
i?i ?>y Mrn. Angel? to eatphllsh her
of ?lower ui< th? widow of
J-y ?Jould. The suit was ordered pla.-t-d
leudar for the
? ?t Momlay in December.
I" m?kln?; his motion for dismiss?.! of
lh# actl-u. VV. E. Ward, counsel for Mr*.
1 said h* wan thoroughly convince?! |
lui there \V.1S ,10 foundation tot 'M?
Having commenced thl* Suit
voluntarily and nod? the char**-,
thought u wo* no mor? than Justice to
defendant? that oh* should come- b 10
COOrt an<l t?ik.? the initiative rather than
?Dow It to bt called on the calendar.
BlIhU Hoot, who r< ? CBted the Ooulfl
heir?, warmly eomrn? nd*d Mr. Warf?
11?? thought. li..w?v.r. that the
complaint should mm b? dtaaalaeed wlth
i recorr? being made us to con?
clusively an.l forcv? r lar th.- i lalnKJT
from reasserting her daim.
Th. y Intended, Im ?old, to take action
?l the author? ?>r thli eonaptr? v
icken Um reputation at Mr. Qovld
OOd blackmail his heir---. Cleaned won ?i
rather hav.? th? <??. mi r?r trial ani
Ml Ui<- plaintiff ernpb y oth.r rruinm 1, an I
if she a??lied beraelf of thai apportai
thin her case should be dismiss? d ,.
merits.
Afl.r fil.-i ing thr rase on tho pref. rr. ?i
lar, the court directs that terrtot
: < niiidi? upon the plaintiff.
KKVKH ?IT! ATH>\ t \ VOIl AHI.K.
Trnile EmpmnHmA to llnvr \mi|n Itc
eemtm \<irm?ii i?> tup i.-.iii.
BMW okkkans. November s.-The
><-How-fever situation looks fiv??rthlt ,
There bao been M marked chanfr?
'I'l'liy. und Yelmw Jack has
lOOl i for (he people, who art?
" v ?tatOd ovir Um gratifying turn
of affairs.
?i ti? ws bus gata re?-lv?-il rrom nil
i, and it is predicted that trade
win iniv.. aacumed its normal ooud
l'y tin? middle or th.? month, though it
has auSered a terrible blow by th?
Th? Board <?f Roolth offleera rap that
the situation wiii gradually Improve,
and the IndtcattOlM point that way.
T ? daj .- record:
Htm ? ? Miss Funnic Laughlln,
Vincent Maguno, Mrs. Cha_er, lire. T.
Camp-bell, to. Perrot, Miss Roberta, Den?
Hare, Michael Hat-ran, Prod. Leal,
Viiii.in Ceeeoll, George Horn, ?
i i'i ;( - , prrank i';.i? n?-.
Death? lira. W. Beeeert, Michael Mit?
chell, Krank Perene, Vincent Maguno,
R, Berthelot
THREE NEW casks.
PLOMATON, Ai.A., November 8?-~
Throe sow eaam tad no deaths t' -ti: >*.
TWO DEATHS
MOBILE* ALA., Movember I. Th?
new caaea ot feilow-terer to-day wer?
? ut tour?-those of Alfred Batte, Jamo?
R. Groom, Vivian Bru, and Mrs. Samuel
Lyon?,
liiere were two deaths?those of
QOOTgle Hollerman and John Kerns.
ONE HBW CASE.
MONTGOMERY, ALA., November R.?
0m BOH COM of fOvOf ,unl DO deaths.
Mi M?;\V CASK; NO HKATH.
MEMPHIS, TKN.V. NOfOmOOl 8.?There
was not a -single law CMC OT death from
> ellow-fever in MOmphta to-day. In ad-ill?
i thle, the Board of Health report?
thera is mu eren ?uaplcloaa case known,
and that those already Mok art? all duins
w.ll.
MODIFICATION OK QUARAN?Tl NM.
Jackson. Miss., Norember _?Th?
Board of Health to?nlght laened en order
?permitting all paeaengera from non-in?
fected point? in the state ??f Alabama to
Com? Into Mississippi With proper he.il'l
certificate?. Mall aad newspaper? will
also i?? allowed to com?- Into the State
from nan-lnfected points In Alabama.
(itiiKKits GWMUUAI WHMb
Knee for l??" Sovereign* Taken h >
th? American.
LONDON, November k AI Ungneld
Park to-day Richard Croker's |-yoar?
old bay idly Georgian won the Chollowp
Tins race is i handicap of i1? eov?e
iKolds and Upward, wili
ie i and si.ni hursi? fro?, Ther? were
six tartera, and Um oonroe ?as one
mil? ?tralght. R. Devonz'a four? Wot
d and W. Huiiipnri y's B-antrj
third.
THB I i knni.no s EVENT.
WASHINGTON, November l?la ?pit?
of raw, threetenlng weather al Ben?
Bingt to-day. th? attendance was fair
and the ?peculation active. Sum*?artos:
Piral ta.? Bv< and half furloi
HI O.iddy (' to 1) won, Veliitia 0 to 1)
?!. Athy B tO 1) third. Time,
eooad raoo ^ix furlong? Hardly o
i?i .i won. Lady I'isdain (t to n ?econd,
Card, lia (t t?j 2) third. Time, 1:17 ?l-j.
Third race?celling; on? mil??Stray
Str-p (! tO 1) won. Alarum (.' to 1) ?OCOnd,
Tlmour (I to 1> thira. Time. 1:16 1-?.
Pourth raoo polling, six furlongs?
Saratoga 10 to I) won. Qlenoln? c> to Q
md, Senator MtCarn n (7 to 2) third.
Time, I'M b-b.
Kit til race?one mile--Premier (7 to 2)
won, Good Times {2 to li Second, Dr.
Catlot (' to b) third. Tim.?, 1:16.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TKNN., November 8.?
Cumberland Park results:
Pint raco?aoven furlong??Dr, Work
di lo 1) won. Van Krunt ?;;> to i) ?OCOnd,
Miss Kitty (II 10 1) third. Time, 1 :;:i 1 I.
Second i???? four and o half furloag**?
Purity (I to n won, Pound 9 te I) ;?
cond, May Clarksoa (?'> te H third. Time,
57 1-4.
Third race?six furlongs? Knchantcr {2
to 1) won. POUtlng I- to 1) ?ecoad, Miss
(7 to 1) third. Time. 1:17 1-t.
Kourth rae? -live furlonse "Our Chance
(C to '?' won, Buckeaw (."> te 1) ?econd,
B, Cox (??ven) third. Time,
1:'.'! 1--.
Kifth race?one mile ?and a sixteenth?
(indague (M to 2) won. Linnet (8 to 1)
,1, Anger tlO to I) third. Time,
1 -? l-t. _
HLAMO'S RRGBPnOl ( HILLY.
Ills llejilth HhiI?An B?OVffOtle Cam
iihIkh 1?orefoeo I nllkel?-.
HAKAN A via Kl-V \\T?;S'!'. November
v Qenoral Blanoo?*a reoeptloo at the
paia?-?? a ?reek ago was a very ehlUy af?
fair. Outside of the oliicials and the rep
.1 itlvi Of th? ii'inmerrial bodies
who attended, there WOTO only about
thirty ptisons. i'i? ner.il Illanco is ?.iid
to i?- in poor health, and not likely to
\?. ;,|,!,. to einlure the hariships of an
,ni i?.-? tu- oaaipalgn against the laoar?
gllltS.
I'.isonally. Marshal Kid neo Is well liked
bv th?- aaembera of all parties, Including
lb? Coneervatlvee, who, owing to their
wealth, girieiaiiy aucceed In awaylng the
masses of the people m Cuba. Kut th?
Autonomist? ami the ConaervaUvoa "<
far from liciug hand la gk*Vo, and no
matter which the -..< ? Captaln?Oonora]
favors, h.- Is preity BUT? to li.ui.? the hOO*
tillly of the oth? r.
DE-KM HATS IOH 111 MIXEI.I..
l>ro\itlrd He (in X.et It epn lili can
Voten I "n OU ?h to IHmn llninin.
COLUMBUS '' Nov.nibir L?A kwel
DemocraUc newapep? r i rteta aa interview
with C. V. Han ryot tht- L?emo
eritl?- Stale Central Committee, In whiili
thai gentlemaa la quoted us sayin?: that
at a conference of the Democratic lead?
ers of the State, it was decided to pledge
the votts of us many DemocraUc mem?
bers of the General Assembly as could
be eootrolled i<> Governor Hushmil for
United States Senator, on condition that
th. Governor could command enough I ; ? - -
publican votes to make hiB election possi?
ble
Mr. Harris is editor of the Athens Jour?
nal. He is quoted us saying: "We have
decided to throw the Hemocratic vote in
the next General Assembly to Governor
i;u-hnell on condition that he can get
vote? enough from the Republican elde
to elect him. Bo many of the Republican
members want to down Hanns tlut we
think there will be no difficulty lu th'?.
and so It ha? been urruiused."
REVENUE REMOVALS.
DECISION OF JLDGR fj__0_KMM AS
TO TEXl'RK OP OFFICE.
CIVIL-SERVICE LAW COKSTIT?TI0KAL
Appointees Thorennder Have a
it lu. i, i In Finally to Their Places,
Which They fnn't lie Forced to
Surrender, -.??? for Canse.
< HJCAGO. ILL., November 8.?A spe
to the Times MeraM from Mar?
tinaburtr. W. Va., say?: Judge John J.
Jackson handed down a decision to-day.
which holds that a transfer cannot
Without trial bo made under the .civil
m-rvlce law, because It is equivalent to
removal.
Judge Jackson ln?>l.?ts that the appoint?
ment of a man to FeOeral position un?
der the civil Bervlce laws gives him a
right In equity to the place, which h?
1? not forced to surrender, savo for
cause.
Judge Jackson remarks in his docu?
ment that the leafing of discretionary
powoN In the band! of the heads of de?
partments makes civil service a dead 1? t
t.-r. H?: rules that the ?Ivil service law
Is entirely constitutional.
His upoond f?nding 1? that Congress has
never delegated to the Pre?Ment and
lbs commission legislative power.
His third point declares that the In
tornal revenas servtoe has boon i
endet the merit code, an?l he holds that
nay attempt to change the position and
tank of oill,?rs in the civil service de
pertmenl is s violation of the law.
His final ?balding is that the Court
has g ri-iht In such I <-ase, and has tip
jurisdiction, to restrain the appointing
power from removing th?- oflCOM from
their positions, if such removals ??r<
shown to be to violation of the civil ser?
vice act. He, therefooe, orden that the
men who have boon Shifted from r?jo!
salaried pleeeo to nnrinll oelerled i
shouiii be reinstated.
The case, Which i??u!t?-?l in this opin?
ion was brought by a storekeeper in
the Internal revenue service.
AMNESTY l\ OI 11 A.
I'nnlon from lln? ?tiit-en Ki-k?-i?i~ Re
It-iiNe of .Inllu ?.?? ?)??In.
RABANA, .Novi-mber 8.?Marshal 1 "Jan?
eo has leeued the following ?-diet, ofil
iia.iiy ?Jeeerlbed as **e_preealag the mag?
nanimous south??I nts of the Queen lie
genf ; i.l the llrm ?1? t? rinination of the
National F, m ? nue nt":
"1 pai.lon m lull ,-?11 those who ha-. >
been prooecuted for th.- ?rime of i
lion. Rebele prooecuted for common
Crimea, Independently of r< ix-iiion, snob
as Spoliation, immorality and the like.
will i??- pardoned es ?rebels, i?ut judged i?>r
the other offences eommltted by thsm.
Thoea suffering ?sentencies imposed prior
to the date of this edtCl will hay? th- Il
sentoncee commuted t?? oertaln extent.
end l"i hap- in H In full.
"Pereone pardoned should sppsor before
the <lvtl and military authorities at their
i.-sp.itivi- placel of residence, which
th? y will des?gnete end which win i
oommunleated to ne. should they ?j
nut?- ??la-.-.- of resldsncts outsi.i?- of the
principal town*, ih.y will be advised ot
the necessity of rending within the mili?
tary zone of cultivation. The military
authorities will be careful not to Invude
th?- jui ?sdlction of the ?-ivil aiitti,,?
Therefore, thooc pardoned cennot Changs
ti?. ir reel lencos without obtaining tin
permisrlon of both the civil and military
euthorltlee."
41 tl?.- solicitation of Se?ora BmllS
Ou, sada, widow pf gen or Artege Qui
Captain-General Blanco has ?pardoned her
eon, .?Uli'? Queeeda, s nephew <?f Benot
Qonaalo Queeede, of th?? ?Cuban Junta el
Now York. The young man was und? r
*- tit? ?;. ? of d< ath.
?Beveg laourgents were tried hy court
martial ?bore to-'i'V, and ftfty-throe in
?_ni**geatg war?- s. nt to th<- penal - 'ti?
lia ni ?m the Isle of Placa.
YOUNG ?.TUSADAS HISTORY.
NEW YORK. November 8.-i?r J, D.
?le flu seeds, w In n informed to-night of
the action of O? neral Blaaco, was almost
ov< rooms with Joy? h>- said Julio Ortegs
?Queeede was the young man's nm, and
that he was _1 y? .?is of tgO,
'"'le is | manly young fellow," said l)r.
Quteerte, "end two years ago ho was s
member of the sophomore class ?>t the
College of the City of New York. When
hoetilltiee ?broke out b<- insist.-.i on join
inK the Cuban feroce. "We tri.-d to talk
him out of It. but h>- resented our inter?
fer? ince, and Said his place was at the
front. H?- fola? ?I QonOTgl Bermudez's
army, anl >?. SI ??pirating in I'inar del
Kio when captured on May Btb.
"Julio bad beea s#k. ami was very
Weak at tin- tiflM. HS was swimming in
a small sin am wh'-n be I? came dOtOChOd
from his oompenlons and fell Into the
hands of Hi?- BlpenU?*dg. He was taker,
to the San Ambrosia military hospital es
a prisoner, and later sentenced to be
shot
"The boy's mother left no stone un
turned to save her hoy, but she met lit?
tle encouragement from General W< yl> r
"Several times ti?<- lad wng about to b<
shot, but something providentially In?
terven? ?I.
BLtAMOO HIS FATHl-'ir.S PR-END.
"Ten years agO, when Captain-General
BlanOO was Governor-General of ?Cube
he formed a erarm friendship for Julio's
father, thon a professor in th.- Medical
University of Habana. When Ulan
super*-? ?I? ?I Weyler Mrs. Quesaila took
the cama- of th.- yOUBg man J> him. and
he seems to bajee t.n eeoeeeefu] at
last, as there was n?> reason ror lllanco's
Clemency, escepl the frien?lship In former
years for Julio's father. The action Is
a good one
"Julio Ouesada's father died three years
ago In Mexico."
IIIRR MPT Ml ST ?IE.
Supremo Court ii.-t-iil? - Thnt Lnn
Mimt Tiikt? Ha C'ourae.
WAIB-NOTON, I? ?'. November 8
The I'nit'-d Slat? s Supreme Court to-day
atlirnied the decision of the Circuit Court
for the California Circuit, refusing th??
writ of hObSOS corpus to Theodor?; Dur
r.int. under sentence of death for the mur
<l?-r of Miss Blanche Lumont, in Sin Fran?
cisco. In April. '
The spM has attracted .itten'lon
throughout tin- whole of the L'nitcl
Btntee, ami to-day's decisi?n permits th<
law to take Us course with the condemn?
ed man.
Chief-Justice Fuller announce?! th?
court's conclusion, but made no remaiks
In doing so, save to cite a few authori?
ties on which the court based its u?
cisliu?.
THE NEWS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL., November K?
The news that the United States Supreme
Court had decided not to Interfere with
the execution of Durrant spn-ad quickly
over the city to-day, and created great
lnu-rest. The decision of the Supreme
Court was not unexpected here, and ap?
parently Durrant and his lawyers have
ceased to have any hope.
Warden Hale, of San Quentin, who Is
In Washington, wired the news to Deputy
Warden Edgar. At 11 o'clock Mr Edgar
had not notified Durrant of his fate,
ami had not decided when he would do so.
The decision of the Supreme Court has
paved the way for 'he execution of li ?
other murderer?, who have been sentenced
?th. but whose executions hpve i
deferred, pending the decision In the
Durrani case. Among th-m are Train
Wreckers Worden. Harvey All-mder of
Ban Jom?. and E. B. Parks, of San Diego,
who butchered an aged couple.
Durrant's mother was notified this
morning, and was deeply affected, weep?
ing bitterly. Mrs. Iuirrant had never
given up hope that her son would be
vindicated,
District-Attorney Rarnes Bald: "The
only thing the attorneys of Durrant could
do now would be to appeal from the order
of the Supreme Court, but In this they
would be sure to fail."
WEILER MAY GIVE TROUBLE.
His llnrl.fr? In Spain I .. men I I i,K
Agitation Attain?? Government.
MADRID, November 8.?Lleutenunt
Oeneral Weyler's political backers, sup?
ported by his Influential followers In the
army, are fomenting an agitation on his
behalf against the government, and are
preparing to give him a reception on his
arrival, which will. If they can bring it
about, neutralise the attitude of the
Bsgasta Cabinet.
BeOJOT Homero Robledo, who Is leading
the agitation, addresseil a large meet im;
of the Conservatlv-s to-?lay, at whi?i<
BOVtral Senate*! an?l Deputies were pr? s
ent, and made a violent attack upon the
QOVOrnlBg Committ??? ?if the Conserva?
tive party, whom he charged with bi lag
respOB?tble for the dissolution of the
party.
Be eulogized Lleutenant-Oeneral Wey
1er as a military commander, and as an
administrator, and argued that war is the
only true policy In Cuba.
Se?or Robledo will go to Corunna to
meet Lieutenant-General Weyler, on the
entrai of the Montserrat. Meanwhile,
he Is organising a merles of public meet?
ings, to protest against the recall of Wey?
ler, the first of which will be held to?
morrow, and he i ropoeea a reorganiza?
tion Of the Conservative party, upon ill
basis of the programme the late Senoi
Canora? proposed for the Philippin? I,
visit OV Tin: cwadiws.
It Mar Lend to Sett lenient of All
iiUpui. ? With Panada.
WASHINGTON, i>. C, NOvomhor 8.
The authorities here have been advis? ?I
th it the arrival to-morrow of Sir WiltVed
Lavier, Kremier of Canada; sir Lo?la
K.ivies, Minister of Marine in the Lauri? r
Cabinet, and other officials of the Domin?
ion, is to hav?' an Important bearing.
not only on the Boring Bee aetUemont,
but on th?? pending question? which hav?
ttbjecta of international ?linlomaey
betweaa the Knited State? and Kanada
naaeety, the passage of alien laborers to
and from Canada; the North Atlantic
deberle? oueetloa; the preeant? of many
Americans in the Klondike territory 1? -
longing to Canada, an?l In the mining
regions Of Rrltlsh Columbia; the fishen? s
troubles along the great lakes; the bond?
ing privilege granted Canadian ruilroa?ls;
the controversy over rights in the
l-'ias.-r river. Hritlsh Columbia, and in
Pugel Bound, ami also the queatloa ?if
reciprocity affaoseinenli hetwoaii the
United States and Canada.
This Is direct an?l authentic luforma
tinn that Sir Wilfred Laurier comes pre?
! to take up all theae questions, and,
if poeelbl?, lachad? them in one general
ment, wheieby the constant friction
tin v have engendered may be overcome.
FATAL FIRE IB ARE__ISASi
Three I'erxona Bur.ieil to Death?A
Temperance Lennon.
hot SPRINGS auk., November 8.-a
in with fatal r'-suits occurred here early
this morning. Frank Kaufman, Charley
Johnson, and Clara Erhart were burne1
to death, Th? _ i in A. Brharfa
bakery, on Central avenue. The trail*?n?
,i ihn. -story hrkk une, and Mr.
Krhart's family occupied the third SOOf
us a t? -id? n? . .?-i v. ral of the employ.- s
of the bakery, Including Krank Kaufman
and Charley Johnson, slept on the ?econd
H< i r, The Bre originated in th? room in
which the ovens are located, Ifl the ' U
of ih" bail ling, and Spread rapidly to
the ?econd and third BOOTO, WlMIQ th?
Bleeping une upan ta were almost auf*
located with smoke before th. y could
make ari effort to sav.? IheOMMlvefl, tor
Erharl aucceeded in got?ns hla family out
through UM windows to the roofs of ad?
joining buildings and dropping them pfl
auminga below, bol his U?year-old daugh?
ter, Clara, after being rcecn?d, ran bach
int?> the building for her mother, and
was burned to death, Tha bedV s of Kaur
man and Johnson were fouti'l In their
t.?!s frightfully burned. They were in?
toxicated when they retired, ami wore
suffocated before they could be aroused.
stv.i HAY is I'MiiAiin\sssFn.
He In Ordereil >> (.(iinri to Join the
the ?tuban?.
1'Hikai>!?:i.kiiia, Novamber 8.?The
Pn m win say to-morrow that General
Julio Sangullly, the (*uban patriot, has
received OB order from General Gomez
to report for duty In the insurgent
ranks. The order places him In a moet
lllba naming position. Sanguillf had
become an American citizen, and wh? n
arrest? ?1 in Habana, "vn years ago. ?U
only reli-iscd from Morro Castle upon
pl. dglas !|is word not to again take up
arms against Spain. Sangullly gave this
pi.dge. after much hesitation. Not long
afterwards Central Gomez ordered him
to report for ?luty, but Secretary Shi r
inan, it Is said, informed Sangullly that
if he did so he WOUM forfeit his Ameri?
can citizenship. The last note from
iliimiz is to the cffei-t that if Sanguilly,
who Is a major-general by commission
from Gomez, does not report before De
cember, he will order him reduced to the
ranks, and discharged without honor.
TUB ANARCHISTS OF NHW YORK.
'I hey Ccleltrat?* Annl * ernnry of t'ht
mtnpm Execution?? Rmmt Mpemtxm,
NKW V'iKK. November S.-The An
nrchists of th? city to-night e.|. bra?? I
the tenth anniversary of the exoeattoa of
their oomraAra la Chicago by a publie
mealing la CSareadoo HalL There were
about ."-"i AnarchlaM In the audience.
Johann Meal presided, and reed hi-?-,?. .?.?<h
from manuscript. He was Interrupted
everal time.?-, hut wh??n Most's
flushed, and he shouted: "I'ut tint dog
out " the ?rail wag not heard again.
Most spok? ol th.? "canaille of cepa?,1
i-m " WblCh, be said, congratulated itself
that the ?SOClal revolution hol b. . n
squelched and that peace and order pre
valleil H>- Wanted lO ti li them lh.lt th?
Anarchists were not gathered together i ?
^h?-?l tears, but to sing a song of triumph
for a future Which Is not far oft. "The
siilrit of the revolution must and a ill en?
dure until the spirit of tyranny .shall be
crushed under th<? triumph of Justice and
humanity, and peaee will prevail/' I i I
the speaker. He call.-J the government "a
cowboy government?with apologies to the
,,,y." and closed by saying that only
one bomb m is fife?! In til.- Ha.vmarket,
but that it did excellent execution.
charles W. Hoerbray, Herm-in Schmidt,
snd August I?tt were the others who
a Idreeeed the meeting. _
Condition of General Taliaferro.
QLOUCBBTEB COURTHOCSB, VA.,
\ .-. ember 8.?(Special.)?General Talla
ferro was a little better yesterday, but
to-day his condition is considered not
so favorable.
The Richmond convocation meets at
Ware church to-morrow. Quite a num?
ber of the Richmond clergy arrived this
evening, and are stopping at the r-t-c
tory with Rev. William ti. Lee,
Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style of work and price? will
be sure to please you.
POLICEMAN KILLED.
ASSASSINATED II Y A HI PPOSED
III It?.I, .H HE FOLLOWS.
IKSOLYENT LIQUOR-DEALER ARRESTED
< Ircamstnnces Abont the Mnnli-r
I ? n?I to This Action ? Liquor
Dealer's Partners Also Inder ir?
real? I 'remendona Sensation.
ATLANTA, GA . November 8-Patrot
nian J. <>. r??i?ler was killed here to?
night at 9 o'clock, while he was shadow?
ing a supposed burglar, who had en?
tered the wholesale whiskey house of
L. Stelnau. The officer saw a man enter
the building, and followed him. and
when tho officer struck a match to light
his way he was fired upon five tlin-1 hv
an assassin. He died In a few mlnut?-s.
Early this morning the business of
Stelnau was placed in the hands of a
receiver, and Officer Pender kn.w the
house had been closed by the Sheriff
when ho saw the man entering the
building. The man, finding himself dis?
covered, killed the only cye-wltness,
who was Officer Pender.
Stelnau was lmme<liately pieced under
nrn-st, and is now being subjected to a
critical examination. Other members
of th>? firm BIO also under arrest, and
th?? affair has CTeatOd 0 treni'-udous
.?.? nsatlon In the city. Wh<-u the re?
ceiver left the bullillng this afternoon
he locked the vault, ami turned the
combination. After the esseestaation
the vault was found unlocked, and a
bunch of keys was picked up near tho
vault. All who are un?l? t arr.-st ileny
kti?*wing anything about th?) tragedy.
DESPERADO shot \NU KILLED.
He Left ?In? ?luiirncm' llencli to
Eut??r His Lnol Haht.
WflUON, w. va., November s.-m?i
ton Hickman, leeder of a gang of dss?
porodooQi was shot end ktii.-.i near a
church by Deputy United Stat?s M.-ir
shal Rander sind a large pos s rooter*
?lay. The _ghl was [.rot ract.-.l. and
Render gal also tWO Of Hlckman's
gang wert? wounded. Hl.kman It ft the
mourners' bench to engage in tho tight.
h. srao a post-oti!? ? robber, gad the
lender ?>f g dangerous gang. Th.- affair
was in the mountains gear Mu?l?liety.
LON?. AM? SHOUT HAIL CLAISK.
Decision of Supreme Court \unln.i
i ?. terete ? Ooaamh?ni??n.
WAIH1NOTON, D. C, November l?
The i nit.-1 st.n. s gupieese Court to-day
atlirnled tin- ?l.-?ision of the lower court
In the case, of the Interstate ?.'ommerce
?'.?minission -.-?ainst th?- Alabama railroa?l
end the Oeorgie Central railroad end
Others. The CgOS aros?- out of OhaTgl
cltlaens ?>f Troy, Ala., that th.; compaales
v.. re disregarding the long- gad ohort?
haul cienos of ti>? Intoratate fnmmerri
la w.
The point el leeue was whether, when
there is competition i?* i w .?ii railroad and
weter routes, the r? da must Hie lower
with th.- Interstate Comm?res Com?
mission, and It w.i.-t de-Clded 111 th? I
live by the court.
The opinion of the court was handed
do? n by .liistlie Shit as.
The action was begun before the inter
state Commerce Commission In i*-'.?-', upon
g petition from the Board or
Trade of Tjroy, Ala., uiieging
g discrimination by the roads
Bg?inet that town, in the interest of
Montgomery an?i other ?placee. The ro oi?
?i, fended their rat? .. - n. iss try to me? i
water transportation, but the commit
decided against them, end siso bold that
prefereni e in rat. ?a should not be granted,
i upon authority of the commission.
'id?- court t ?. - < 11 y overruled the commis?
sion ??u both p. ; ng on t In- tit St
thai "competition is one of the most
obvious and effective circumstances that
make the conditions under which s long
end a short haul are performed s"ui?.-.iun
ti.iily dissimilar."
Juetice Shlraa stated, however, that the
' intend?-i t?? r lleve com?
mon carriers of the reetrelnts of the
third end fourth sections of tbe lew, bul
Us purpose was that th?-s,- sections are
not so string? nt gnd Imperative as i?i ?
dude In all cgses the matter ??f competi?
tion in determining tbe question of undue
end unreasons i?i?- preferen? -."
Upon the other point, as to whether
railroad companies can b.* relieved Iron
th?- operations <?f the long- an?i ?short
haul dauae of the Interstate comn
act, without first invoking the consent of
th?? commission. Judge Bnlres said:
"We ere unable to suppooe thai Con?
?rrees Intended to forbid common ?art
in cases where the conditions gnd circum?
stances at'?- dissimilar, from making dif?
ferential rates until end unless the com?
mission shall authorise them t?> do so."
This opinion was In line with the ?l?
dslon ?>f the Circuit ?'??art of Appeals
for the Sixth District, whi? h Is, therefor?-,
affirm.-I.
Justice Her?an dissented from the opin?
ion, remarking that it went far toward
defeating th>- object of the Int?ntete com?
merce law, ?adding; "It not only mini?
mizes the power of the commission, hut
places the [??v\?-r of the commission far
below what Congress Intended, end puts
It In the power of tho railroads to SO
err?nge the transportation business of the
country as to d?-str??> the business of ln
termedlato points."
THE JACKSONVILLE ( -HNIYAL.
It Opens Auspiciously?Firemen's
l'n r n tie?Hie ? ?-le Itaees.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA., November 8.
Th?- great gafa, week Carnival began
to-day auspiciously, with clear skies and
bracing air. ThOUSaads ?if people from all
parts of ?Florida are thronging hire to
participate In a harvest festival, us the
Ding of what will surely be one of
th.- most ?prosperous winter seasons ever
known m Florida. All the thoroughfer?
of th?- city ar?. resplendent to-night with
a profusion of daga, bunting, evergre?
gnd artlsticallyai ranii'd electric 11 ? h t s.
huais of music, ami throngs of people.
All in.-omliiK trains are fill.-.l. lind by to?
morrow nlghl the largee. crowd ever
known in the history of Jacksonville will
b-- bore.
Th.- sports tO-morrow Will include the
annual parada end competition contests of
th.- state Firemen's Association, for which
there are numerous entrtee, and at night
a baa illuminate?! tradee* ?parado.
The Meycle rec m Wedneedey win be
the most lotereetlng meet ever bold In
the South. The ere? k professional riders,
Iialil. ?Jasper. Kimball, Haker. JohoeOB,
and ??tJBi-. reached the city to-dey, an?i
are In tine trim.
PASTOR INSTALLED.
A Marrlaae at S<*i?tlan?l \eel_?Late?
ness ?tf Frost.
SCOT LA NI? NK?"K, N. ?'., November
8.?(Special.)?Yesterday R.-v. J. N. IloOth,
?late of LumU-rton, N. C, was Install? -I
?is paOtOf of the Haptlst church In Wash?
ington. N. C.
I?isi ni-ht In the Methodist church.
in Palmyra, g small town ?? fea mil???
from this pla? ?, Miss Ma? y Hyman was
married t?> Ut K'l. Ausbou. Rev. Rufus
Bredley ??fttiiatlng.
There has been much said here concern?
ing the lateness of frosfc this season.
Mr. Petes K. Smith says niat in lvT, the
first killing frost came th?- day before
Christmas, and the cotton was still bloom
lac
Not much has been said about the Scot
latnl Neck p<>at-ofnce recently, but the
Republican? will !>? ?glad when they can
get matters arranged so that they can
take charge. ^_^
South Doaton Mention.
gOUTB BOSTON, VA., November - ?
(Special.)-Evangelist W. P. Fift?. who
cu?n ?. need holding religious sen-ices here
on October _*-th. brought them to a close
last night. A warehouse, with a seating
capacity of LAU In which the morning
aud night a.-.ii'?i.-. were held, eus ire
Qucntiy fun. As the mating pr
the Tutmber of irttendanta seem?ed to In?
crease. As nearly as can be ascertained
there were 120 conversions.
Last week the sales of leaf tobacco here
amounted to ?OO.OOO pounds. The highest
PHc? pah! fcr Bim wrappers was PS9.
Th? colored Kresbyterians held thott
etnl-annual presbytery her- hurt week.
It was well attended by both clergymen
and lay delegates.
The sporting fraternity are having a
delightful time, n-.r alonB the Dan river
are said to be more abundant than for
several year?. The largest one kill? 1
during the season was on exhibition to?
il.iv Wild turboy?, ducks, and part
li'i?.?' are plentiful; but Of cuir.?? no
lawabtding citizen would think of shoot
Ing pa
Mrs. Olla Holland, of Danville. Is vis?
iting Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Kmlkner.
Miss I?.tira M. Stebblns is visiting rela?
tives In New TO*?
Hon. R. R. Noblln. who attended tbe
Winston Tobacco Fair, has returned home
and speaks In glowing terms of the exhi?
bition.
,Rev. Dr. J. H. Davis, of Rlack Walnat.
Is visiting friends In town.
Mrs. M. A. Hrook* and Mrs. R. M. C.
Glenn are visiting friends In Richmond.
PETERSnt RG AND VICINITY.
Death In S?MOW? A Fool Tournament.
Personal.
PETKKSBKRc,. VA., November 8.
(Speclal.)?Mr, W. A. West, a prominent
citizen of Sussex, died at his home, in
that county, Sun?lay morning, after . B
Illness of a few days. His remains have
been Bent to Snow Hill. Md., for Inter?
ment, the place of his resident
he came to Virginia. Mr. West was ia
yeare of age, and leaves a wife and she
children?three sons and three daugb
He did a larga mermmtll? and lumber
business in the county, and wa? lnt?ereet*
ed in the Burry Laimoer Company. He
was the father of Mr. Elijah West, who
om? weeks ago assaulted and ae>
rlouety Injured by a negro named Acquill
J'ilies.
Messrs. Harrison and Mullen, engi:
of the Richmond, Petersburg ami Carolina
Railroad Company, are now at work sur
v.ying the route of that ro-id through
Chesterfield county, between Rlclim<>n?l
and Petersburg. They have office? in m?
of the building? on Mark??t street, whi.-h
by the terms of purchase belong to the
company.
Tho remains of the late Cantata John
Lyon arrived lure From Washington on
Sunday morning, and were m?-t at th??
depot by many of the old friends of th??
-ed. The funeral services having
taken place in Washington, the body
was conveyed directly from the depot to
Bland ford Cemeter*.
\ pool tournament commenced to-right
at the Cockade City Bicycle Club rooms,
to be continued every night during the
week. There are twenty-live entries for
the tournament, divided into two classes.
the sam.s to be M or 1(?> points, as the
player? may decide. The winners will be
liiv? n a prize of a Baa taha
Kr. J. B. Ilooth was thrown from his
horae. on Washington street to-day, and
considerably bruised, though, fortunately,
not disabled. He bad been visiting a Ini?
tient at the Home for the Slek, and when
lie a't'-mpt. d to mount his horse. th?<
animal started ofT beforo he could secure
control of the reins.
Union Star church (colored). In Dln
widdle ?county, was dedicated yesterday
In the presence of a large congregation.
The dedicatory sermon was preached by
Rev. William Willis.
Miss Nina W. Randolph, of Richmond,
Is visiting Miss Cocha Of this city.
Now Melon?? to the Denomination.
The Charlott. s\ille Daily PrOgTaoa of
l,i-l week says:
Th?? Rev. A. K. Dickinson, D. D., senior
editor of th?> Religious Herald, has been
the guest for th? past tWO d.ivs >f tho
Albemarle Female Institute.
Dr. Dickinson is the preeldent of the
trustees of the Institu?.?. an?l CUBM tO b?
present when Mr. Bawling? ?6onv?*yed this
excellent property t?> the trasteen. The
deed has been drawn and signed by Mr.
and Mrs. RawlingS, and the property Is
now legally In the banda ot the tr?>
to run under the Baptist denomination.
Dr. Dickinson is ?blighted over tho
magnanimous treatment received at tho
hands of Mr. BawUnga, H.? la also sur?
prised at the pr??-. nt su f the
school. He, as well as others, never
thought th? school would succeed so weQ
this session. H thai <A>a*~'- miti
not be room to accot*%iodate all who will
wish to attend next ?eaaion. Another
building will be needed. Two ?>f Virginia a
wi ilthieat men promise to aid the achooL
The llesperlile? Hroken In Two.
BOSTON', MASS. November s.
Officer smith, of the ateamer Delaware,
which arrived Sunday night from J ok
sonvUIe, report? that last Friday h?
ed the stranded steamer Heeperiues,
which waa wr?scked on outer Diamond
Bhoals, off Cape Hi 11. ras. October '.?th.
while on a passage from Cuba to Balti?
more. When the Delaware p?
wreck only about thirty feel of th?? maata
were rlaloli above the a i tat; and th?-ir
position showed thai th? ?Teasel had
broken in to I
I.eaanc re'?* (?round of Contest.
'CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, VA.,
November v -(?Special.) U B. Leeauere is
going to contest hi,nitons ?lection oa
tin? ground tliat no legal ?-!< ctlon w.is n?SM,
and thai the voio for lilaninu ii.r.. was
by ?tamping his name on the ball?ota
h tte id "f writing it, no name being
pnnted on ih?- ballots for members of
the House.
Proceedings A-calnst Crisp? Quashed
ROMA November y Th* Court otOae
aatlon has quashed in. proceeding! of the
lower court against BIgnor Crisp?, the
former Kremier, in connection with the
bank acaudala on the ?{round that the
ire in? ?imp? I? nl to deal with the
chargea, and that they must ;?
with by Parliament, which was the con?
tention of the ??x-Kierni? r.
Cabans Capture Two Towns.
MADRID, November ?* -a ?sable moo*
sage received hero this evenlag from
??ympathlsara with the insurgents in
Cuba say? that th-i latter have ?aptured
th? towns of HOlgUla and Mayria, In
the province of Santiago <le Cuba.
Yesuvlua in (?rest Aetlon.
N'AKKKS, November?. Mi. Vesuvius Is
in gnat action. A -m?.mi of lava Is pour?
ing out of the Atrio del Cavallo enter,
Mich opened in IMS. Two wide streams
are Bowing doom In the ?lirectlon of
Vitrova. an?! Piano del Inestra.
Ilritlsh Force Hlnughtered.
SIMLA, November 1 A rumor has
reached here that an English off.? er and
thirty-live Sikhls have been intercepted
by t'a?- tribesmen in a ravine and slauglf
tered, but the rumor is not yet officUtlly
confirmed.
Cotton from llrun?*-? l.-U Lost.
LONDON, N?ovembei I The British
steamer Incbdene, whtcb arrived at Bra*
rn.-n from Brunswick to-?lay, lost part of
her ?l'-ck-loud, amounting to HI anlas of
cotton. _
An Opportunity to Mult* f2.*>.
Twenty-five dOllON In cash Is hereby
offered for the best title for a great dry
guoda house. Messrs. Juuus Meyer's
Bons, now at Slxlh and Broad street?,
before moving into their handsome new
establishment, desire suggestions as to a
title to be given their sture, such us other
similar large dry-goods houses employ.
For ?sample. "A <lty In ItBelf," "Tha
Big Store," Ac. The money will be paid
on N'lvemb. r lit h to the first person who
will suggest a title which the firm will
adept The UUa must consist of not less
than two nor more than five words, and
sine,! In their establishment e very i hing
will be sold, an unlimtt?d field for thought
is offered to tha coot?slants. The only
provision is that you must write the sug?
gestion in the coupon which will bo
printed In every advertisement of Julius
Meyer's Bons, appearing dally ?on the
third page of the Dispatch. I^ave or mall
coupons to the store, Sixth and Broad
k'r^..'...
To Continue the Publication Here.
Tli? Hev. Dr. Lafferty has been pub?
lishing the Richmond Christian Adv?cete
for nearly twenty-five years. He also
prints the Baltimore Christian Advocate.
The?e church organs have a clientage of
15000 Methodists. The patronage Justi?
fies a forward movement, In th? opin?
ion of the owner, and the Doctor pro?
pos?e to use the latest Improvements In
typo machines and Illustrativ? features.
The two papers have been Incorporated,
and will continue to be yubUtawt lu #*'-?&
1MB?i
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
MEET IN?; OF OWHERI AND MAKA?
GERS 1<( PHILADELPHIA.
THE ATHLETICS OUT OP !..
Franchise Surrendered?-The Allen
<<>??n il'f? i Clnb Comee la?An
-irieiiKiiii,* LUC' Estnbllsha?a Pay
of Playera and I m pi re??*, ote?.
I'HILAIH-.r.l'HIA. PA., November a?
(Special.)?Tho owners and managers of
the Atlantic Trague base-ball clube
met hero to-day, and transacted a great
deal of Important business. Mr. VTH
ltam Sharetg. tbe owner of the Atblo?
tl?-s' franchise, surrendered his fran?
chise, and the va? eat place In the leegue
was filled by the admlsalon of Allen
town, pa. It had been the intention to
admit Woruootor. Mas?., but tl ,t city
was pre-empted by the Eastern league.
Allentown. however, la a flrst-clas? ball
town, and Mr. Douglass, the owner of
that city's club, deposited <_0u as a
guarantee of good fulth. and en as?
surance that hit? club would finish the
season of 18S&. This was thought to be
a good plan, and each other club In the
league did likewise. It was decided to
blieb what la termed an "ineligible
list," and the list was sorted at once
by placing thereon the nan?-?s of about
half g hundred ball player?, whoee con?
duct on the ball-field Is considered ob?
jectionable. These men will be debarred
from playing hereafter with any At?
lantic League dub. The list will be
added to from time to time, and a num?
ber of men who barely escap.d being
placed thereon will be reprimanded and
warned concerning their conduct by the
pr? sidi-nt.
SALARY LIMIT
It was decided to establish |_??t) per
month ns the high-salary limit, and a
fine Of P2CO in the penalty to be Imponed
oa any club paving more than this
amount to any player The fine la to be
divided squally between the Informant
and th.? player who can product* a con?
tract for more than the amount aped
fled. The schislul? meeting will be held
In this city on March 24th next, and
tho UN season will begin April 16th
next. The schedule la t*> consist of 199
to 130 gentee, and equal numbers of
games ir<? t?> be played b;- each club In
?ach city. Wednesdays and Thursdays
will bo open dates at Newark an?l
"**on. At no dtv will two garnis? be
scheduled for one day until after July
tth.
AS TO UMPIRES.
Conatdereble discussion was had con?
cerning the management of umpire? for
next season, and It being agreed that
the leairue would prosper best with only
the very best umpires. It was decided
to pny them l__*i p?-r month ?noli. Thla
sum It was thought wouhl secure the
very best men, who will be able to
maintain order neat seaeon. ?One of th*
acts of the m?nag?re, which will prove
of Interest In Richmond, was en agree*
m.-nt to admit no one Int?? the grounds
of any of the cities without a ticket,
uniform?*?! police officers, and to
make the minimum charm? of entrance
for negroes lo cente. Heretofore thla
of pailnano have paid only 10 cente
in Richmond.
A committee was appointed to go be?
fore the National Arbitration Board,
which meets here to-i.ight. and look
after the Interests of the Atlantic)
1..-aguo. In order that that committee
may report, the league meeting was ad?
journ. ?I over until to-morrow mcrntng.
The Olil Dominion Steamahlp Com?
pmmy
tak.s pleasure In announcing Its Fourth
Annual Personally Conducted Excursion
to New V??rk at the timo of the National
Horse Show, at Madison-Square G_*r
tlen. Tho party will leave Richmond,
Saturday, November 13th, at 3:.i6 P. M.,
vi i the Chesapeake and ohlo railway,
or by Richmond and Petersburg and Nor?
folk and Western railroads at 9 A.
M., connecting with the Old Dominion
steamer el Norfolk early In the evening,
due to arrive at Pli-r M, North river,
New Voik. Sunday afternoon atout 4
o'clock. Those Joining this select party
may leave New York for the return trip
. pi Bunde) ), at 3 P. M., Sat
urday al i P. M.. for Old 1'oint Comfort
or Norfolk, arriving In Richmond the
following evening a Dont 7 o'clock.
The fare for the roumi trip. Including
meals and stateroom i??-rth on steamer,
will 1?" 111. Tickets are good for tun
days and to return on any steamer of
the Un". Special rates have been secured
,i b'-th American and European plan
hotel?.
As New Y?*rk Is always crowded at
th.- time ?f the Hors.* Show, and as this
party Is limited, early application should
b?. mad.- to insure? good accommodations
Upon the ?i.-.imer and at the hotels.
Tick? ts on sale November 8th.
JOHN r. MAVIIH.
Agent Old Dominion Steamship Com?
pany, 1.1. east Main street, Richmond.
V.w
New York Horse Show.
It Is seldom such reasonable t? in.s und
Superior acc-muiod.?tlons ar?? offered for
a trip to the metropolis as the per
Minally-condu.-ted trip via the Chesa
peeka ami Ohio gnd old Dominion
rU? imahip Corrpany on the 13th in
tent The rate from Richmond to New
York and return, Including meals an?l
stale-rooms on one of ih<? new and
luxurious ships of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company is only 111, tickets
b.lng good for ten days. Take ?Chesa?
peake end Oblo train leaving Richmond
at 3:?? 1*. U. November lith. which will
connect et Norfolk with ship, reaching
New York next day about noon.
.- ?
The Kim he I'liin?? H rpreae n (Mil Tee.
For twenty years I have sold the re?
nowned Knabe planos, and yesterday the
manufacturer, w lllam Knabe, Esq.,
came to tbe city and renewed the eg?.iey
with th?- Manly it. Kamos Company. Mo
will personally select for us the very
latest styles of iprights Intended tog
th?- "1S3.*>" trade, and the public la in
I to call und test these artistic in?
struments. MANLY K. RAMOS.
Ill east ?oad street
Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style of work and prlcee will
be sure to please you._
All persons afflicted with Dyspepsia. Diarrh?e
Coi??:, and all kinds of indigestions ?ill nod Im
mediate relief and a sure cure by using A -.000*
Ti sa lhTrKgg. Tbe oclf genuine is s-anaiee.
tared by Dr. J. G. B. sisgert A boos.
The Weather.
RAIN
j WASHINGTON. November 1?
Forecast f?-r Tuesday:
Virginia, North Carolina, eng
r~ _ South Carolina ? Threatening
weather, with showers; southerly
winds, becoming westerly.
TIU*. WEATHER IN RICHMOND
ERDAY wai paitly cloudy. At
mlJnlght the sky wes overcast
State ot thermometer:
? A. M.SI
? A. M....IT .
13 M.?I
S P. M.n
4 P. M.,..?
1. Night ..?
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