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.THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1898._- -____
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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STREET.
TUESDAY.NOVEMBER 8, 1898.
Eil.nds of tho Dispatch would do us
a favor by informing us promptly Of ORy
failure on tho part of newsdealers, or
newsboys on railroad trains, to meet the.
public demand for copies of this
Information is also desire?! by us of the
delinquency of nt-.y carrier of ours In
Richmond, Munch.-st? r, or r'--where.
Mall subscribers are likewise Invited
to report to us whenever their papers
como late or Irregularly.
___________ _
to Tin-: pom.*?:
The dutr of each De__?oc**Bt is' t.. vote
whenever the polls aro open. It Is good
exercise. It keeps one In touch with pub
lia afEairi i him for the Intelll?
It h? Ips to make him an Op-tO-dat? > It??.
gen. Buch a man Is valuable t?> his party
and si rvlci ible to hi Btata. He may i???
ted upon at ?ill tiiii? I ; he is ?,
lar.
\\.- do not protend to nay thai there Is
niu.h -longer thai ths Democratic nomi
nee in this congresalonal district srill bs
defeated; bul th?i<- certainly would be,
if ail .?ut- voters considered it nnni
t?? vote!
The R? publicans have two cumia
la tin ii.-id in this district, and there Ii
i b rivalry b. twoofl the tootlons OS '"
wliicli shall p"U tho l.ir?ir v??to. In that
way -v.?.- may exped the ii'-i... s tO turn
out batter than they otherwise would.
Whether their strength win l>.- pretty
? ly divided between Russell and
Wefaagor, we do not know. That
jaaattoa thai only results can determina
?Dur duly i.*, to Ml to it that whether they
divid?? or coils.?ii?; ts their strength, our
voto shall be sufll.
Lamb by a handi orna m i lorlty,
it is but a. small thing t?? oak <?ur pi ipi?
to do to give lie ?- m minutes tl
t-? poll th' If v-,t. s. Thors
will be no i row.Is at th.? polls, ami there
are so few names npog* tin- ballot, little
timo will t??* needed for the dlschi
the day's ?luty. And this little tin?
of us ought to bo Willing to give.
If the weather should be Bas B visit to
tho polls ought tO be a ; if the
weathi-r .hould ba rainy, then our old
"rumi-by" /otara win ba boots helpful
than ev. r, bocaoas wa ought to make
up In Richmond and Man? ?hi iter f.?r the
loss of votes thut the rain will cost us in
tho count
The Dispatch will r,-a? 1? tr.niv i
in tho Fourth Di-tiict before II
lato for them to Vote, SOd W*B 1
.ure them t li?t th.y have it In their
power to win thi m
Victory In the history of tl
is sure i '..! If big pgrty
friends do their duty. They should
th.- polls, rait? or shine. If they ?!??, Ep? ,
wiii be vict??rious by s majority ao
that no one- will be found fopltoh enough
t>. ?iinstioii his title. And Um eft?et
woulil be 1?. tn ticial to all tha coiin
the district. It v. . < ;!,. the political
i that for a loag fdasc to
Eurtheiinore, OJO repett, by sleeting OUT
n.iiiiiii..- wi may be able lo savs I ia
House to our parts-. Win? know
political compl? .\i?m of i
not i??.- determined by ana momt__r*i
What boi happened In the past, may
n again!
Ami .*?. w< * v to 'ii \.. ginls i ?amo?
erais, to Ih. p. U| : Show that y?
w, :i organised and ready, whether the
. -tri'-t ?s t . i ?. battle or
I
THE HE II UNS.
lu Mew v.?tk ?nui iiiiny other
..f tills country '!>
M . aad ii"t ?n - wiiii us.
il to,
;
from duty < in. r tii a ours are, aad tbe
work ??f sjothsriog la lbs n turns la .
m ?i.
' the t< I. irapli and tslSphOBS I
ooa av?llenle, it will not taki
tO 1.1 til on:
N*'>- 1 ' Ualeea ths \
quite ? leas u.. .., v, u tot\
will tell ti,.- whole tato, ti
try vote will favor p\ v. ?, [lUli 'it
* "' " (durant)
" Her New Vi.iK
that
9 Ike telegraph will briog
ws which will Indicate whether Van
9tyeM _* i. elected
' ? w-, tram North Carolina will bs
?n??!. slider canina In. i-,.ut,tie?s, the
relui.,? ?l.Lun.d t.,.,,..,^ wm bl. ,,..
??ve ? f th. general rouit, but it will no.
he possible to obtain details for a day
or two to come. However, th?a Dispatch
expects to ha\e them ami publish them
us soon ns any paper In the country.
HRlfl AM) IMPERIALISM.
Aiivi? <s Iron Waahtagtoa h?ii?i out the
hopg (hit \vliat?\?r shall be agreed upon
l\ Um Peace ?'.?mmissioner* regarding
tin? Philippine?, It Is y?t g far cry to DM
??insuinmati.iii <if th? adwlnlilielliari
policy <>f baper-allaa*,.
I?aily It baOOMMI more appannt. we arc
told) tint the Prealdeal win lad it no
ta-k to bring the Bonatg to the ratl
I'.aiion of u treaty annexing the group.
Th?? administration hau made imperialism
a party queetiou, appealing alwaya t?>
Republioana?never to Dem?crata, With?
Ott! 1'.in ". ralle support It would he im
.- in leenn annexation, aad whar
with thi adminlatratlon'i paitlaan emirs?
in the matter and the antagonism
to niine-.atli.ri In the rank and file of Ine
Democratic party, the channel <>f k
Ing meh mppOti arc, It Is said,
og imaller by degreea and beauti
iully .
But, in addition to this, some of UM
strongest and most influential Repnbll?
m- mi.?m of the Beaate an vfolenUy
aatagonlatle to Imperta-tna. Among them
i ngton Hoar and Hale, and
rdlng to the Waahlngton eorroapon
ol Um Baltimore Baa, than two,
ai.'i s- mi tor Gorman, an reported to have
a tripartite agreeoMat to defeat
treaty for the icqulatttoa of the Phil-?
inli; .
The Ban'i eorreapondenl says, further,
whethei Um nport of forma'.
agreenenl be troi or 'i"t, Um three ?an
10 bitterly oppoeed to Pblltpplni annex?
ati?i!i. that they WOOld naturally co-op -
rat a an ? Bort to defeat the pro
end he makea no mlrtake in adding that
ach i team would t.?? apt to put big
Ming bio? k m tin path of the Preel?
dent'i ; I iwardi Imperialism.
Tin: n__n__l law.
?ine of Um inal lamae la to-day's elec
tion? lu the State of Kent York 1? the
Halms l*4.oor?ltoe-UM law. The Republi
can party paeeed tali law, and now up.
hold n- Tii" Dwnocnti have never fa
ire, and would tain great
pli urare in i> pealing it.
l'n?l? r this . narttn? nt the funds derived
from Uceoeea f??r the sal" of Uqoon are
divid? d between the State and the city
or county, ae the ? aae may ba The State
ncelvee one-third. If what wi hhve men
in mum of our New Voila contem?pOTarlei
i.?? tin?-. The p-nit Ig thai .greater New
fork contrlbutei about H,700,0ta. per an
num t?> the Btat? '- portion.
in : of this rich contri
button from the clUea and towns of the
nabled to make
a imall? i a nl than it would
otherwi have to make opon the nal
i sta!.- of the people,
Ami go, while we .-ni well nndentand
that tin? law is very unpopular in the
eiti.s, we ?annul i eiiev?? the eountry
?people are very Indlgnai-l about I?. In
the rural dlatrlcti "the ?anal fraada,"
whleh are dearly chargeable t?> the Re
publican admlnlitntlon of the st.it?- of
New fork, are much better campaign
material than the Rain?e law, By thee?
_.--. which wen perpetnted la a
must unbluahlng manner, millions of dol
lars appropriated by the Leglalatun for
the purpoee of enlarging the Brie canal
wen ewallowed np by oontracton, en?
glneera, ana poliU? il "heelei
Ami .s?> we pndici thai If Van Wych is
able to reduce the Republican majority
In tin? up-.-..iintry it will be more on
?uni of the war made by the Demo
crate on th?- canal ring than that mad?
?by them egatnal the oontlnuanee of th?.*
Ralnee ?aw.
The barben of Indiana, after tome lit?
tie ?ii-siiiK and much consideration, have
at laet agre? ?i upon a bill to be pi
by their Legielature, which requires that
peraom -frlahtng t?. practice the ton
art shall ?be ?vmined and licensed, ?the
ame ai physicians, The ?requirement! an
said to be extremely rigorous, and ?man.
barben will noi ?be able t.? pai t\
Informed why the "profession" wiah
to be m - Kclualve, nor do we know what
win be the n tur?- of the examlnaUoni,
i ut we trust thai ??nia- men with the beel
? ?iiv. lsatii-nai ?talent a-.ni be allowed to
rs have taken upon
them duty of - nllghtenlng tbeli
. ustomera upon ell the topics ??f the day,
o liberal education should be ?required of
them, and none bul oratoi - ihould apply
for li?
Tin- hin, which li designed t?> purffy
the balr?cuttlng and beard?trimmlng w*
tablisbmenta of Indiana, provide! fbr a
i... ?id of i? gMtratlon of fj mi mb? rs.
Th.. m oretary la to Ml out of
_ he li t.? pay clerk bin, and the
treaaurer li to recelvi UMO, Other mem
are to ?-njoy a p'T ?hem of tl. IVr
one dealrlng to inter thli noble bul san
guinary pro! maton muai pay ?i dollar i.?r
the privilege ol being aaaiataod, thougfa
this mm ateo Includ? s the ll
Th? re an II MA bai ' ei In Indiana, aad
tn?. feei reallaed will yield a rabetaatlal
Income. We h"p>- loon to iee the chlrop?
odliti of the good aid Ho?eler st.u?- wall
tininsilv? s In With a similar m?
tor the "pi.'ie.-si.ms" ihould i.?- nothing
it not exclusive.
Th? annual sain Of bOSl I for the NOW
York Hone SbOW ?li?l not turn Out th?f
glittering wcceti arhlch hai hitherto
mark?**- ueh occaalona, and th?> total
mat than it ?lid last ?year.
a ?t g ,-, however, the lalei amonnted
to li".-"- '. whleh is a pretty good price to
pay foe e f?ew Mate, which oaabM one t??
got an undisturbed view Ol I fi 9 DOb
tailed nag! and many well-dressed \>. o
plo, Then wen to be dlapoaod of in
boxea (thoae whleh look ??own
from a slit-lit ? 1? vathui) on th?? grand
pi ira? nade, end hund? ? ?! or tport
?which poem i the dtaailvantafi
of being leaa ?onaplcuoua Two boxes
.ht the ?top-notch Bguree fin? each.
The bidding was confined to itoc-kho
and m? nit?? rs of the association. Thi
vulgar hard, irho doubtMn are glad to
bave I ? M \? lu.!. I from th?' expensive
occasion, will later have an Opportunity
for Mlectlng from the '"leavings" of the
four hundred. To be in ?good odor at the
HOI I Show ?m?- must be a v? i y blin
blooded eqalne or a very tineiy-di
lady. ___
Thf 1".-^? Bl y.llovs-fev? r situation Jm
ll?bana is not at ail inviting to our pro?
I army of occupation. It Is to >
hoped ? will s??oii Improve. Two m?.r?
?t the Am? ri.-an aalvancc guard In ih
Cuban cat-tai attach?e of the quarter-.
! paittii.ni have been stricken
wtth th.? fever, _
'1.?!.- ait.-r La s ut the Matte Teresa Is so
cheertag ' ? Un Bpanlah thai it reminds
OIM Of the "i;i?-al and gtOfiOUl /Ic-torles"
th? a UHf'd to Will illil ill? the WUT.
Tn?- H.-.?.m,i Rsgfnl_st will now procced
lo follow the Third in __._ out?In funds,
? out of the servie?.
IW IB BIB I IBB AliWIHSlOAS.
A ,!i*>cus?lon Is going on Ht tho North us
to what will b,? the ultimate stilus of the
persons In the Island., of the sea whom
we, In the '"discharge of our r??:?n:i?Ibill
tlea," ?rowing out of the war with Kraln,
hnvc taken, or may take, under ?he pro
t-1 tins: wing of the Am?-r!*an SOgl*. Bf
many antuxatlonlsls It is h?Md that It
not follow that these persons ?hall I
lowrd to vote. The iintl ann-'X.itl
contend that uini'-r our pres-:.t form "f
government, no territory th" Enlted Bt
may booosBOi i <>t t ia b i dcborr 1
Indefinitely from statehood. If thi? posi
tion || COrfBCt, and ?t is fortifie?! by the
opinion of soma of th?- ablest constitu
tional lawyers In th?- rouMrv, *h?- oonten
ttoo of the fknperiaUsts touching th" issue
falls to the ground, unies--, in?; 1. we are
to make a radical ?hange In ths organic
law of Ih?- laml. In default of such a
CbongO, our n?-w "wards" would b
eventuilly fall-Hedged vofr". 'Ih.it con
dition woiil.l follow under the COB -titii
ti??n and the dictum of the Haprems Court
Artlde XIV., section 1, ot' tin- <; ti-1it-i
tlon. says that:
"All persons born or naturalised in the
United States ami : uhi,?-? to the nirisdlc
tlon thereof are r-ltlz' ns of the Enifd
States."
Article IV.. section 2, contains the fol
low i in-:
"The? OftlOSng of each State ?Pall be en
titled to nil the ?privileges | tul Immai
Of citlzi-ns in the several State.?*."
And the BaptOOse Court has clo.ed up
any loophole the B__tiexat_BI_StS may BOS
In the words "bora or ni tur ?Ii/?-1," foy
>' el i lug thai :
"Ev-iy nation acquiring territory, by
treaty <?r other-wise, must bold It ibji I
to the Cfonstitutlon and laws of its own
government, snd not according ;?.
of the government < dJag L"
However, noi tho least latei rtlng fm
tur<* of the discussion is found in (?-rUIn
adinissioiis <>f both ->?: -. The contention
of the Imparti ?lists la negatively, <-r by
Implication, an Brgumanl "Against thi
visability of making totttO of anv mop
members of inferior races. Buch fleUver?
ances as ws give below from our antl?
Imperialtatie contemporary, the .v a
v.'ik Evening Pool queetlons directly tbe
wisdom of s?. doing. Having stated ths
proposition of tha Imperialists thai it
BOl follow that all p. r-?ms who
bava boon or may i?.- brought in?, the
Union by our -*onojuesti shall I
to rote, ths Pool makes these points:
"Well, w by should they sol i
to voti ? i- : bet m*?' the. are ignoi
They cannot bs more so than the outhcrn
plantation handi upon a i om .- toi ced
the right of suffrage directly ifter th?
(-nil war."
Not-- the word; "wi for sd " Can it be
that both Imperialists and antl-Imj
Ithln th< Rt publican fold are !
Ing a I rom tl tlons In North
? ' iroiina? Vft ii"i"- ... Bui he "hi* a*- it
m 'y, the i' ?st's points s - Il taki n
ami are a Bcathlng commentary opon the
"r-tatesman-hip" that m i?b- th? I
voter und the "humnniiari inism" thai
would pn lent to nb the all i n itl?
revolutionising i . _. Mt.
?r putting the !>?iii.?t into tho bonds of
millions of semi-savage Mohammedans,
Pagan Malays, and .V
?. nii'i'i.iir.N i:.
The political parties it New York,
Baltimore, Chi? ago, and ot 1er i
sp.-nd thouaanda ?>'.' dollars advert
th'ir speak- -' appointments, their ad
. m.- of the i?
charging papers In New fork on Bunday
had several columns of paid matter, com
paring the two pol?tica] parties hi New
Jersey.
Moreovi r, the bvi i . ker nt th?
av. i ... meeting there does not
i ne ot notice in the m wsp ?
pei si Croki r, fhoat? H svelt, Van
VtycM, and mi n of that class may be
olumn or two, but th>- hum
bler aort are happy and thankful I
mentioned in orinl at all.
Bow differ? nt In this Btntel
"Leave of abseni fi r twenty ?lays has
been gi inted Colonel Jamas H. Young,
Third North Carolina Volunteer Infan
try." So army or?!, rs read, and as ths
nun Is the colored Indl
rldna] from N??rtii Carolina the only
. colonel in "he United Btates army
it is mor?- than probable that the
Of a! granted witb
ins taking part In the North Carolina
, election to-day. Doubtless be would like
to take his regiment with him: an.i
doubtless the Republican administration
would likT- for him and WOUld authorise
him tO dO so, if th.-y .land to tak?- su?-!i
w.,;!; has i n stopped on the C
i... this mean thai thi orork of raising
.me or more >?f the sunk i a bt
hips is coming to a fun stop.
Tha w? .?thfr-man Is a particularly Im
p-it taut pet.*,?nage ti'-ilay. "What Is he
giving aa?"
"Hain ?s indli ate i for th "? _tlan
tic and Nea Bngland I
had f?.?- the Ni ? fork i mm n
\ 1'i.iir l.llll?- ?".Irl.
(? rit. ri?,n.)
She never ran with s hoop nor blew
Bo .! i ubbles ??nt of s pip ?, nor knew
in ail her days ?lu.t ?. world ?,t fun
it was to scamper and .iump and run:
?She was born to wealth end a bouse of
pride,
And must !? proBor and dlgnlfwd.
Deor Httle glri! i am Bod for
They have niched your world of its _?-?
' seate hue;
They have robbed tl of your
childish play.
And stolen your years and your di
awa\ ;
tad rou ar< i tdttls k?i1 no more,
Poor little martyr In pinafore,
i frankly own i would shrink t?? faca
Your accusing ey? s at the throa of grace;
l tremble t.? think what the King may
mete
To the culprit crouched at ths Jrogment
m it
Who has tak? n a child that was mail?- to
sing,
And stitlcil th.- song and deceived the
Kin?-: JOSEPH DANA MILLER.
.Im ?Ik?' mid Mrs. l'r. or's lioliten AVeii
?llntf.
(N. w v.'ik World of Test? rdoy )
justice ami Mra Bog? r A Pryor win
give .i reception a? tio'ir NSMstkCS, NO,
I w?st Btsty-nlnth straot, lo BOniTow
afternoon fi"in ? t?? 7 (>vi?.?-k. to ,-. l?
brate their golden wedding. ? ?v r 1'.-?"
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permit"' food to fenneut and putrify In
the ?toinaeh. Then follow dizziness, headache.
Hood's
Insoniina. nervousness, and, ___.
If not -elieved, bilious fever
or blood polsoiilng. Mood's
I'illS it 11 u u I.it e the St, mi ?eh.
rouie the liver, eure headache, dizziness, eon
sttpatioi?. etc. 39 seats, "?-old by all ?.'riuitiits.
The onlj l'ill? to take with Uoodi ha r sa pi ?lia.
ills
Royal
-Absolutely ?H;re
&AKIN6
Powder
Absolutely _>ube ^^^^^^
Makes the f?ood more delicious and wholesome
no'ki b??ino sowof ? ro., si* ion*.
invitations bave been laoaod, among
who will be presen! to ufT??r their
congratulation:; will be thfit six chil
dren aad fifteen ?--randchlldren. Ju.ige
1'iyor, who. with hi- wife ami family,
' ?in?, t.? Kew Vnrk from the South aft? r
Un? war. is a d< - ? ,i ! '?'* Of UM (?land
family, of Virginia, from whom also
are deaceoded Oeneral Roberi B. Lot
and J.hn Randolph. Mrs l'ry?'t\ Who
111 >: . ? brtlliani womaa.
Hhe ?wax a belle in w ..-hiiiK'oii. during
her glrlbOOd ?lays.
A Fr.i.i.ou sun* BSTAMLISM-CD,
Old or aio.iMMi by ti?e ? ?iiiwi n
Batata <?? the CathaUe i nlveexity?
WABHINOTON, Novemb? l I.?The C itft?
olic Lfnlvereity of Ameri?*-, through
' i?'i-, th- B gl Rev. Them?. 1
. i ?. i>., waa the recipient on Sal
urday <?f a gift of tMr0M for Un ntah
llehmenl of a fellowihlp In tin- facultj
?f divinity. Th.? ?donors en Muy Gwen
doline Byrd Oaldwell, Marquise de Merin
rllle, and her alater, Miry Elisa Breck?
ebridge Caldwell, BaroneM von Zedtwlts.
'I I ? -.on ZedtWltX, who I I'.
r..ii--. cabled to . i-? W taking
ton, h? i- ?l. lire to unite with her In ih?
eatsbHehment ?.r this fellowship, win? h w
in p. rpetuaj memoi lai m theli
its, and \p lnde] ' ihe achol
arehlp found? ! ? fea dayi befor? by the
Marqutee ?lo Merinvllle.
W b] Mie \\ role It.
At a recent mi .tin- ..f the n? w York
Mother-' Club Misa Mary Proctor, the
astronomer, told the mothen h?.w abe
came t?? write her hook for children,
".- t.?; Usa of Btarland," and n ?at? ?i in an
amusing way her difficult!? - In k?
th.- inten n .?f lltUa onn during .- : I? -
im? .
? in one Int? real i -???n ehe
sin- u., i. : . m m blank rei ?
ih.it was rather long, SI well a- blank,
but tli?- chiMren did noi icem t?? mind,
then wer? i"1- of iter? opUcoo
picture! to look at When there w?
mon phtur. s, an?! when Mlee i'i
?.?s al the moal IntereeUng part of her
p..? m. in which Ively,
"le there no <nd'' U there, Indeed, no
the little boy In the front r ?w
yawned audibly, and then
( loodi eis! Th. re don'l ie< n to be!"
The apt <k-v told ol moth? r ip< 11
he hi i i w? al
. , i ; anno u
tor would lak.- I h? m sil
? ii L \"-ii t,, gtsrtand.
i w ? ni inv mammi " ci I? ?i the little
girl a lldlj. "I u.V. r go any p
____ ?.?
tfert \?j inn n.- Meant.
(?Chli . -
The proprietor of the reetaurant bad
just i : ?1 | DOW it iu
tended to call attention to a redui ti.n In
Aft? r Quoting in? va?
i loua arl Idea to c inclusively di mon
th?. feel Hi ii everything wsa cheap, he
add? .1 al ih- bottom of the adv? -1
lie nt : "!'?i id, butter, and pol
:
He i<:. ?w b< ' r nos If he h .?i -
t- .main be would word it little
differently, and all bei ? I? mn
taking bl , ted to
th.- adl i !->-d:
"la thai on th
' -. t talnly," i? i?II? ?i tie- waiter,
"Then gii ul, butter,
m.
-v. -. air. \\ b - ixked the
tOT,
"Noi li man.
"Thai' lan'l if.'"
?n
i ii<- ??pen in an Rsplalaea.
tNew V"ik Weekly.)
Bofth? i - . Cholly, why do
ffHIah have to w?
hims.-if. don't you know? \\ h> cawi
fellah wear a ready-made necktie, don't
you know?
Muchbrain: Ca
how i' le? I?'- ' don't you
know.
"Any fel tl ford to buy any aori
leckUe, cawn'i
"Ah. yea; but mi ' w? alth
t n. boy. it's
bwaln i, culture, u i reflnemi nt,
you ki
\\ ? n h i ''lit t?. d?i with the neck?
-? ?an'l a me boy, ad
mits only th. s.- who have bwaliu enough
i?. tie their own necktie,
know.'
WOttttm fur H llruioiii lieu I nienl.
innah K?
tine of tl.-- ..? of the
Beventh Army Corpi i- the Fourth Vir
ginia, ii is m the B* i ?i Brig id? o
S.-? ond 1 livlel? n, ..inn:.ill,1. d b)
i ?;. v. Taj "i-. Th.- bl..
Of \ '.:
. > and m? n. and -ii y maintain l
standard of gentility -nid nie- breeding
tica lias been -
tli.-ir ?. i
Maiiv of tl'e Illellll? I] I "f tl.
are known t?> t h | h, of
v. bom not a few re lb? mseh fi im
Virginia .n- deacended from Virginia
. and ih?- regitn? m'i ataj
Ing made mi ? ? int than It
mlgbl i a '!.,? i among atran*
?in?
w h. r? ver they *?> i?, i of
Qeorgta tin- il urlj true.
i: \ ??ii : it n siKiin:.
Tho Patata Ortet * Sew Rater-prise
1 pprwa? ll ? II !_ Un ft ?Kill'.
ONANO " ,'K, V \ . Noi ml r ;
. 'lie I :i -: at i i tapie
mon? -.?i Iriih
potato? .- , v? r known ??n I hav?
. raised and ahlpp? ?i tl
...- nts, added to i is ol bai -
1 Is Hot \< t hi t 111.1.r
the enormoua yield ; a million and a
half of barreli for th?- two ?.. .-.: - ,.;
Acoomac and Northampton, the Brat-I
named ? OUnty ! I ! ?' ' thirds, or i
more, <.f the orop. Up :? the middle ol
ml .r th|
that
there has been a ... line,
until it will herd!)
r t.? ?ji?,' and h id i??? i pot.:
to th- ii. :
i i conn lam with the ralalng of iweel?
..n?; roimd-potat?.. ^ here there luu I
oped quite an extensive in?i .
in th.? manufacture ?i "track barrote.*'
Hundredi of thousands of these i a ?
u, now made il th- wbarvi
thi d?pote ?m the ?railroads, glvt>ag
employment to hundred! of banda d_
rtag mon than haU the
\ii <; ?"ustis Phillipe, generally known
ia "-?''it" Phillips, on! ?.i tie beet m?-n
.?t tu?- .'immunity, dlqd 01 hi? bom ,
near Only, i ul] Saturday nrarntng. Mr.
PblUlpa wai on?, of th.- moat proep?
farm? is on tin? Shore, Hi leavee wit
a'ld BV! < hlidfi n. II? Was about I". \
of IgS,
\\ i". KuniinK. of Chlneoteagui U
making preparations to pal
marine raifway at that place. The rail
way win be cape?te of bautlag any van
s.?i thai ?m eater the water? then
Chlncoteague, already ..ne <jf th.? m,,-?
prosperoaa ami pr<>gr??--Mve town? on the
stioi?. win be greaUy beaeflted by thla
long-needed -plant." Oyet?n ?ire report
ad as bt-lne In prime ?-rinriltlnn this -,.i
si.n in th?- waters anjacent to in it
i-land. and to the people IivImk there
that in?,ms num. v, comforts, ami luxu
rlee, for the time, nt Maat. The Atlanti,
Transportation Company, of which the
Hon. a W. MatlMwa is pra?ldenl. w u
put on a handsome naphtha boat in _?J?II
tloa to the one already run bl ?M 109
pany from the Island to WtSl-STt! I'oini
Carda an <"H for th?? mirria-"
Thursday, Ihe 17th Instant, of Dr. I".
.1 Harm alison. and Beule, th" lov?
daughter of Thoa_i: C. Pttl i, 'i
prospective bride is the niece of .
I t.- Judge i;? ?ij.imln T. ?iunler. i
Barmanaon'i father wai a ?allant t?
dlatlngulabed ofBci r of tie- Coa
ami was imOBg th- first t?i give his |l
foi what be thought was right.
HI WAUA FM.IIT RKMUM'I).
Several Men Arm shot. lint tin <>
Im Kille,I.
PANA, im,. November I.?The fight b
tween the Alabama aegroei aad the kMl
c?i-oiit minen was r?-n? wed yesterday, ?i
vetoptng the fad thai the imported m?
and white minen are again ai_ned am
Wlncheaten and revolvers, and that thi
an i ring tin m.
Hoatititlea were renewed ?it the no?
hour, just ai the congregatloni of tl
varlooi churchei wen being dlamliae
Some of the m groee aad minera met nei
the Ball moi and Ohio Bouthw? it? i
itatlon and began i quarrel, which tot
' the proportion! of a fiat figb
and was followed by nveral roUejn fro
tuns in the hnnis of men of both fa.
t. ii who put in an appearance from tl
mlnei i nd
i- known thai two of the negroes si
Kveral of the white miners were woum
ill none wai killed.
Man-, il? r w< i" at church, '
??i -t Mating, wh.-n the tit Ing s i
bul the? trete : ?on In line with the Oe
in and under way to the
the ?hooting, under command of MaJ?
Butler.
An eyewll - thai the whll
minera, Unding negro al the rallroa
pounced upon him end heal hii
; ible man., ?r. He managed to g<
?m in - tormente) i, il li ild, in
ran toward Ihe company'a row of bouse
tata voice.
In i? i than half a minute twelve '
lift?., n colored men, armed a Ith Winch?
i revolvei were In the iti
changing ahoti with fifty miners, wh
11 ,in ? n ry dlrectioi
med.
Pandemonium n r i few mil
eel Wt
men and ? hlldren ran hither and thlth?
-, an ' ?. a hit b waj to turn i
w In i
and I i though) he n III be able to kee
\?. :i in hand.
I mi BRSIT1 ?. \ *?l l : TO-D *V.
inti-resi in ii?.' < eatesl W (III ?.?-oil.?
1(111 II.
' ||.\i:i,iii"i i:s\ ILLE, VA., Nov? mbe
ill <en
b ill -a to ?
ton on a apeclal train, which will leaf
l g a M to-moi row, to pi iy th
game d lown. 'ih< In
mi .he tp.
ciel w111 !" crowd? ?I wllh t"
- ime play ?i h< v.- lait mo ith ? a
of a ? h ii'l \ ii
.milla !
her by th?. ref? ri e thai in Inl rest th
game : la held >-- tec md i i i
to the TI i [cat In 1.1? li
m?.n,I.
\ . uml er of tudenl re upoi
this al ternoon to wai -h ih
through Ita last prec
t:? . The ? in the work wltl
i.i runnlni
K I n!, -, i ll,in
\ i ?:in! r of alumni
d .?. fi r Individua I ] J. A.
of \? m poi - ?? n. und lu
th? line men i -p? clal att< ntlon, i nd wen
! ?r. M. K. John?
. ii fine work on the t? am ol
Brookl) m i?, I nos -?tati >.i.-?i ai
aurg ? n m the i B H<
had under his ?care the hall
while m'?.aja h W. Pope ire, full
ol the full
?
Tin- ; t in the Pay? rwe ithei
g)mnaalum this .
moi roa * bll the game i.- in pro
Held.
The line-up to-m irrow will i?.- about e_i
Ice, lefl end; Lloyd, I? n
tuckl? ; I?.,\ i>, |i ? m,?|.-mail
1er, rlghl
tackle; bummeragiti, right end; hhlbky,
bai k; w Ills, left i, i
Moor . rlghl hall ??back; ESlsom, ful
i mi: in i \ioi\ ii.ii:.
Lives. ItaMsa Baeasd Talaabli
llora.-m I'.-iIhIi.
l'AUM\ ILLE, VA . r.mi,, r I
n : and : o'clock II
Ing thi livery and feed ( iMi of a. a
Coi were toi ill) >'? itroyi ?i by fin. Whm
1 by Poll -man iji.mge the
fl in? mtrt fai unan ? ontrol
broke out in an an build
In which wete itabl? d i ghl hoi
to -i. B. IVhaley, and eeveral torn
? i .ii > ti a n
from this bulldtng. fortunately, ?.h
wen all taken from the tin
in tin- nick of time. Nothing
! wai MVi d. lu ih
Wat? liman a\ p. and v\ .
. . by ti:- Are fight? ri fea
i ? i?u? tbe bulldli .. v email
.?tail staid.-, in wbich wai thi 111
of W. P. Richardson, was burned, t? -
p I her with l mal. it wai only .?>
tbe hard? t ol work amid itlfltng itmVk
.. | h< ?it that thi Ri m? n pi i
.? nt...i the deatructlon of the mammoth
ol Stoke.,
Dunlop at- tu. Thli b i
or the aouth si?b of thi
mi?- the -it?- of ;i Ft vi bl?
? ?ee, barn? a, pa| u count book -
;. A -mall dweliin .
house, on ih?- east ildi of thi atsblbs,
the prop, rty of Dr. Winston, ?waa alao d<
rie- Inauranc.i I
and > lulpage la not at all ,
ios.-, there being on thi building, onlj
a; waa no on i bi
Blcbardsoa bore?, The right hoi
longing to Mr. wiiai? y en
about on half by Insurance. The origin
of th.- fire li not known, bat la
to has? been the work of aa Incendiary.
Iliii-inl of ilujor 1). 1". (?rnliuui.
\\ V1'1IK\ ILLS, VA., N .vein.
(Sp.-ciai.i-Maj.r i?. p. Oraban waa
burled ai thi old homestead, near <?r.i
bam'i i - - m?- fifteen mil? s from
Wythevi moralng, In the prasonn
d th?- largi ? r? a?. of narrowing
Meada an?! relative! ' v.-r MC0 at ,i
country fanerai In thli county,
Qraham ?died Saturday night, after
brief illness ?if llrltfht's dllMHO IL- wai
atout U yean "i?i. aad was oae ?>f the
la ?t known .md wealthleel bueM
in South weal Vtrgiata. He lea vie wn'
sad ?even ihUatrea. The whole ?if th -
aectkm mourns his anddea and,
Ingly, untiin-iy death.
win I'r.iK'U mi ihr Styoota.
KOBFOLX. V.\, Nos.-mber 7
clal.) .Albert Booker, the old .negro
preacher who la Miming up hi? col
bnthren In thli dty and vicinity by aja
terrible vision ?>f tbe detraction of Nor?
t >su an.i Baltimore, which eveal
h'.lule? for next Friday afternoon. OOM
eecurod peeariosloa fr??m ih? sutborttMa
tu preach on thu atreeta. He ?aya a?.
wants to warn everybody he can poselbly
reach. He was told that he could preacn
all day. if he thought he could hold out.
DR. M*?"l HTM AT HKRRYVII.I.I-.
He Delivers III? Urlnre on ?Hon *
?Mill _b_0_B_MB__i
HKIIHYN II.I.K, VA., November T, <*V
<lal.)-At the Invitation of J. B. 9.
smart ?'amp of Ooofoderata Vataraha,
Dr. Hunter Mc'?ulre. of Hlchnifiti?!. ?1 -
llvered his famous l-ctur?- on "S'fotiewall"
Jackson, at the ,-.,urt-li??us. hero .-'.?t
tinliy night. I?ng licfor- tii?? h?)ur far
the lectors bod ontved the ? ? art-nota
v..?-? ? r?,w>tc<1 a'l.l man-. ?MM ti:i-||.-l HW.l/
from the d.-' B?abts t-- tond
ing mom "Btonewall" Chapter, Dt
t?-rs Of the ?' ?r.fe?l?racy. had (?eeor.it. I
the ?room with Confedi rate II
bunting, showing pretty comWn_J(Joa
i, the Confederate colors, and s
chorus of trained voice . under the lead
ership of Mis- Nannie McGuire, sang Con?
t.- war -- ngs, I'rior to thi
. Miss Beltns WilPams (Tai
Btar), the gifted poetess ol Clarke county,
ted a p<" m, entitled, "(hi Taking the
i-'iag from Jackson's Qrave." This \
at n r i>- fore piren to ths public, was writ
ten la tha spring - .
very day the- Confedei ts Bag aras taken
down from Jackson's grava, and tl
eitel of ?ts touching seotlments bra
Lars tO the '.ves Of many of those- \vh.
Ii. aid It.
M Kit II \M) Mill SR
(. m??- a Serloti?. I-Ire \enr ?linr
lec.aae.Mo.
rHAHl.OTTKSVII.l-:. VA . Noveoobsr
7.-(Spec*iai.)?Th.- r-esldence of Mr. Daniel
Harmon, In Jefferson Park, ?? sabarb of
this city, was entirely destroyed by Bra
a? Bbout ?: o'clock sstarday avanlag.
Ai the time then wss no ooa but tl
in the hou i ?, but Mr. and Mr-.
Harmon drove up wh< n the Bre
lato ?laii,- . As It was evtdi nt. a Ith ?
tea "i uat. that the building
? ,"ll?| not I" . iv- ?1. alt' nti..ti WS
ths furniture,
was s< compllshed b Ith very i ? ? ? i
by breakage. The match m.i the mou
ere thought to be th.- agencies whi h
brought about thi Bre. Br. Harmon i *
- ?-. not fully in
Congressman Hay and the H??n. N. B
Early spoka to . large crowd here to
INOTBBB lin mil \ TRA0BDY.
Vaaag Baa Kilted with ??
Ifeavel.
I.BESBlTRa, VA . N n mb r I
\ | .1 :n the
upper part of t_oudoun on Bhturday. On
ran, near Round
Hill, ,i C KcD ?nald, about 50 ys
Th? mas Oray, shout -l .- ars old,
and anothi r man w<
?ii ii the kin t t v
other, and were apparently having
? ;
gi red al - .mi - : I struck Mc?
?I k. ? Ira) thi n link?:
McDonald n third tlnu , McDon ild
him ??n the head w it ii ? sborel, felling iiim
to the ground. Ora ws Mk n
.
before the bouse was reach-sd. An In?
\i i ??.n it?i ?sa -i dla
I u
M :'? iti
t-ti.-i in Hamilton j
Tin: >i \i.ii city.
V Heslde n ? ( lliirned ? hi.i_.--il M ith
l'??r_;i-i> .
ROANOKE, VA., November :
i ?r. J T
Bngli
this morning, The
kitchen. Dr. Strickland, who i
Ing In I
t.? the elevation of the building, thi
m? n v nough for
the a ?"ii?rol ??f ?h
furniture
iram -. ahlch r.pre
half the los*.,
i... ' . former Roanoker, arrive.l In
the in.?ruing from Crip
ple Creek, Col. To day Chlef-of-P
Dyer received i m from ? '
I !r? '1, ra; llitll to arr. St ft.nl>
kt 1 on th?
? ih. young man and
locked him op t.. await the Colorado
o wired that he would
t-u h ai
? __
IH It?-1 111. IS Mil \ ?Mill III.
i h. .i ii.iii ii vim ? limit? Canst
11 le-aed Parafer, ?nie.
V ' ""I ??-"Ii " K, \ A.. Nov< ml.
' to.
Brook,
in this county, was visited by bun
i an.i the Iron d >"it
! > a lime ivuv a hundred > i?i - distant,
v il h a hui ham?
end
a l?,t of valuai. mall
work
of people living n? ir Tom'S Bi k
The v i term of the County Court
comm? nci ?i to-d ij. with Hon. P. s.
ih, a good-slnd
I o." eounti i In town,
cted.
monwealtl
for an all for next
Sud.I. n H.-nlli in Herry.llle.
RBRR. VILLE, VA . Noy? mb? r :
.l.i Mr. Taxeweil Lovett. pn
-, suddenly ?.t ?.? ?? i,
Mr.
Lovett had i.n In bad health for ?orne
a nd ? boul a yei r ago m
paralysed There had bean apparently
no ? h ingi for t hi > oi In his ondltlon
until a f. w mil
wh' n he c? mi lain? -i ol n| .
his heart, and upon tx m_ ptai d upon
hi-* bed, itiiii'a : ; h ' -PPO
i lex? ed t.? have been th? Im?
of his death. Mr Lov? tl
native ..f Loudoun o
ng !_ d in farm ir Pui ellvlile
pr!..r t.. his removal i this place In iv?i.
Home in?-n Elect Dllli-er?.
MANASSAS. V _., NOVI ?nb? '
. tai.i The annu il mi ting of I
William Hoi .sao .'. - ?? l.i
t..-.i.e. T!,-- following ?.ih? i * > re ? lect
. i Pi ' : . ;
ni. Robert Portner; ?Second
Vf. A Buckley; Third
lohn w 1
\ ?; Clalsham; Be-cretary, J. Jenyn
I'nlnll? llnrii.-il, I'erlinp*.
NBWPORT NEWS. v.\ . November T.
fS| - - Ittl? Bve -'. \- u- ?M daugh
t? r of Mr ind Mrs. Wait, r N i
urned this aft? 11
by aecldentally t:*iiiiing a bos of m it
she held In her hand. H>-r clothea were
burned off lu-r bod) and when ? : n
reach? ?I thi
a h"i I | ? Her la? ai.d
w.ie bunted aim t I ? - ?isp.
I'i.e AI ?-..Ulli lloslon,
BOITTH B-OBTON, VA Homttohot f.?
(Bj , : i K\ I " - k this e?
hori whlh after the aelismsu hod loft,
i fire bi k .?in the thi brick
i?, i- urging to B i:
occupied by si??). i *.? ? i - - - .. lorian. Ths
i einer] at 1 IM - bad
ly ?lama, d I - Insurance, ;'
The building w-i* m t .l.iin.o;'-! to any
pn .t estent.
Alr-.andrla \olra.
ALEXANDRIA, VA November :
(Special i Cards are ont for th.- marri?.*-,
??f Thomas I ?Tltaaatrlck, formerly of
Eynchburg now u in the army
aad Mi**. Mary Bryant, daughter of Cap
tain II? ih.-r' llrxunt
Father Cutler was? given a great wel
<?>m? at th?- Catholic l.yci-um to-night.
AffteS a lias's Hard Work
Take ltor_r_r,r_ .< Ill Phosphat?.
it makes ?? delletoas ?i??isk. and r.iu-vc
fatlgue and depreaslon. A grat.ful tome
AWI IBUKKTS.
^-*??V?* **kSm-r<S*mS**SmS>m*- S- , s . ,
WOXtiDATtOO ?iiM.iM. , , -
A KIilHT READING UI_A?
TgHnlE?-.l by Mr. V s Thorn,
?EXT Till TtSl'AY KV KNlXi?
?cr l-Oth, At ?S o'clock in hi
.?si ? iraoc sir? ,-f Regla?? : i
it first lee
-
MiRIl? MMART ft i ?
AT
FIRST RK'.IMKN'T ARM?
IPECIAL ATTRACTION? '
NIOHT. "
_(no I if.?
*C/.DBM. or m s|, '
TUESDAY, NOVKMI 1:1: - -,
ONE NIOHT ONL
<n m. n. w m s
(formerly Prim re ? -,?
lilt; MINSTREL n ?mi i ;
In? in?
CARROLLJOH
R. J. ?JOS
ami
FIKTV -OTHERS? FIFTY
PAMSD FOR ? KAR? la
STREL CELEBRI . v*
William II V
REMEM1 >
Price?: 11. "'. It, and 1
grata now on aal
?Il IHM. V
MASoNTC NOTIi .
IER8 OF ST. Jol'.N S ! \f\
s".i. M, A. F. and A. If., | nit}
. d i . attend a its)
ion of y?iui lodge, to ! "
ionic Temple Tins (Tu?
n r o'clock. '
An ? I? ? tlon of Senior I ?
i??l?l. M? nib. is of ]'
brethren are in?.
\\ orahlpl |
Ji .?H S A
no >a-lt*_
ANM'Al. MKETi:
THE ANNUAL Mi.i.'l IV,
ITOCKHi ?l.DERS
i:i:? ":i:i? Ksi-.iK? : AND :
tAILROAD COMPANl
m M* IN i ?A ?", Noi
\. \i. .i B. v. i:
?i
RICHMOND AND I'l
tAILROAD COMPANY
??f the si'? ?? -K ii? ?'.i
:i? HMOND AND PK I
IOAD COMPAN " -
Ice of tli?. ? '??ii.n inj
.n Mi?Ni?.\.. ?Not ml ,
\. M. W.i.
no '?-M
PETERSBURG
aw Tl e ann
IT? ?i-KH? H.l'll:.
tAILROAD i.*OMPAN*j -
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;
0 IM VV. It.
I
I
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HOLDERS "!' Till.
RAILRO \1- ?
Notl? ?
: I i
tAILROAD l*i "
.1 m< ? ting -
.f aald ? imp m?.. :
neetlng will :
m the .
.-.-i... h M. on Id
Ing upon the i
rg I
-.? i:i? hmond and P
'ompu
i
o autle :
Il'.lld .' .
md to authorize th.
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