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tup. T?TCHMOND DISPATCIi-TlTKSDAT. NOVEMBER 8. .1898.
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IN NORTH CAROLINA.
(OONTINUBD FK(?M FIRST WAAtW.)
meeting at the court-houie to-night. Th??
oi>urt-n>om wax crow ?lui to Us atm-O-4
capacity, ami the audience wai . an
posed of tho very be?t ?1cm? nt <?f our
population. Ringing speeches were tOtdt
I > lx-al orators an.1 their isatarks, io
the cheat that the white m?ra must win
lo-mnrrow's election, wen cheered to the
echo. There waa a Ifrtrit of ?Jeten
i throughout the m<
which la l thai the whit?
men are terribly In i
on toed nnthoj | Hit th?
i \. n i oattsf Bouts II, atal ornad at this
ordere en*
'he ?-?th. Bl I arts lui? 1
i * _-? m lie from * . hal irttaf?
i ? r t -.' i it H
I that tbe ?ord? : i frota
lUon it li <?x
tr? m ? iy dosbtfel how the* will
HITS DBfPKRATl.
Tin? I'ui>ior,lsts r? ?
lost, but ai.- mi
r. trteve their : In
county, which adjoina thli county (Cra
. i
WO! I Iterday. It i* highly iT'j
tiiis blgh-baodi
i; itlfflt? l by the fusion m v. ord
llately ienl here, boa
a new .-uiT'ly wai aont ???. :
m -. i
mid ui> in ?i torn words: The white men
\. n win to-morrow's election. They hope
tot the beet; t?ut nie prepared fdi
worst.
mnm
AT SCtlTI. %M> MM K.
Ihe I ml'on Hun n F?iiirnlilr to a
?t.iiet Ilii Hon.
TI.ANI* N-OCKi N. C., N vember
7.-(Hpef|.il.) -Thi situation hf-re to-!.i>_ht
t mewbel itralao-, every vue being on
the ?a?, li. I It it is thOQfht that there
will be no troulilo whatev- ?.
Is cool SU live, a 11,1 ?r tl
any tl ?111 have to Itart With thi
n'Croeo. They have mail?) it?, open tl
that any ? .,?' hnOWl ? t, bttt it Is Will
known that the*/ hare ftrttMd I
a? wen n? they have ?been sbia There
has been i re In
this ??art <>f the c unity, .i i !
tien? now at? .'
tion.
IIAMIK.H I'ltbDII IKI\?.
\\ii?i Jar-? ?? mu? gtiaseae Snv "?inte
Certiiiuly Democratic.
RAUBiaR, N. <".. November '..- tflpa
cial-)?l>x-<_overn?.r Jarvis wai Slked to
?lay his Impression of the political status.
lie replied: "We wIU ?any the I
by a Iftfgl majority an?l the Senate
majority, end e I our
Jud?ete! t'.ik rlty."
tiX-t "hi? f-Juatl . ?ti ;..?keii
h|| \ .
M t.? tin l'n -1 Dlitrli t. wh? r ti Ingi look
?very | i.
Intel In GeorRla an 1 :
\ Irglula, la the <
In tli McLnurln, of
. Carolina, eay! public Inter?
greater In the > lection In '
than . any othei I D thi
Union.
Bieilthing is ?very quiet hare. There Is
naturally Intense Interest in the election
"l"h?. '. Th??
rat? will do th? ?r full duty.
Itn? reel la th li fsr in et? r
Iban l! Wl
fires, but
'?- .hulled ail over
I', ptl .". in ?__BOt_g
thi 1 '- mocrati
Btati Chairman Simmon-* said to-night:
" The it? publl n.- hSVl - I dS) !
im* ont the
Wg will c<?r
talnly carry the Btatl and elei t th?
legislature. 1 h I-...'.:? ;-:cd,
and know th? y ' d."
A RINGING LETTER.
Vot n IHunII??h ??f Vnrty, lint of
line?-.
RALKiuii, N. ? .. Novea_ber 7.-(Spe
cl.il.)?.V. B. F.'iiinain, ex-Statu Populist
chairman and Independent PopttHflt ?'an- :
didate for Oongresi in the Second l?I?j
trlct, was hook ?li ut Nasl.
In this district, I it illness in his
family j: hie sttendanoe. Thai
follow-In?-; itlrring letter from hin wae
randved:
"To-morrow Will settle In North Caro
lina, ths question an to tho negro in poli
tic?, it Is practically nettled now. I??
cauBO the great body of white people
have declared that the Anglo-Saxon i tot
must and will rule, and they mean it
sbsolutely. Tho only thing to he eet
tl->d la with lach Individual to determino
whethor ho will k? ?OB tho side of his
race and 'Vote the white man's ticket or
whether he will go on tho side of the
negro by 'voting tli" foelon ticket. It
la no longer a question or party, but of
raoe. A fearful responsibility rests upon
each vot?ar, and the white nun will mark
and hold 1-S.iUllllllll each man who d? - i
serta hla race to-morrow. 1 write ttil_? !
huit upi-aal to my 1'upulist friends. ?
Choose quickly ! v. i ?l\. Lay aside I
prejudic? and Join with your ra?v iti '
this supreme effort f?r white eupft macy. ;
Then? I* no issue but the BUpremacy of
the white race over the n? Tho j
candldtivy of Atwater in ihe Fourth Dis- j
tritt, as Is also mine, !i for tho pur?.os?>
of drawing this Une. A vote for either
Is a vote for our race, because we hav
the lupport of the White nun. A vote
for Jenkins means a Fusion vote, and is
?.n endorsement 0- the negfO party. The
same applies to l.loyd, because bis r?
maining in the held after alienating the
white jK-opie by not meeting ibe race
lsauo whii u he ire to
the bent-tit of the Mgro, ?Cleorgi 11.
White, it is demonitrated thai
whereby you secute the negro v.?t.- |g un \
unholy and laooaelsceai alllanca end
?very true white man ought to repttdlats
and i?ur?t It Senator Butler, Chairmen
Thompson, and tecretary Ayer doubt
less _i? riii ir great nxlptakp In l?
tbe Populista Into such an all?
which means ultimately liepublb-a
and ? ,. They should have th?
patriot.mu to |t?p yin tarar. Ne tm?
Populist would for a mono -nt think ot
going Into the Republican party, and > t
there Is where th?y are 1? adlng you. |
Ueyd, seeing he had ali?n?t ed the White
people anj in ?-onsequenite could noi
cure their voies, nhoubl fr.in patriotic
motive? have leilred from tin? bold aial
permitted his committee to huvo substi- ;
tu led a Populist, as was prop ?eel 1 iy th*
white people, who could unify the ?
v?ote and thus Uys/eat the negro Whit".
under these oonelderatlorui end f??r
others, no tnu? Populist whe 1 ?ves nia
race c?an vote f?.i- i.'., yd without giving
?Id to White"
I.?ntr-t fruiu Itnl. I?. 1,.
rai.i_i??h. n. c, November 7-The
i at? io-i.lght or?? very confident,
end are freely offering *ven money un
tba Htat^, whllo there are few legal..
The w?-Hther j?r. di? tlon tor to-morrow is
fair _nO wartnei," and the Indication?
arw ths? un mmsualty heavv vot.? will be
polled throughout, tl.? :t..i? . Th?> t
m ?s nearly everywhere largely In
*.< *- ?f thut ?f iv_f. Ths busJUi?M(s houses
lu ? ^?# % x-,w towns will ba closed
to-morrow, to give an opportunity for
work at the polls.
Up to 11 o'clock to-night no disturbance
had been reported from any section,
th"iig/h considerable feeling Is reported
from several towns where there has not
previously any such manifestation.
Wftso*- rJOUITT.
It Will Ile D?mocratie After To
par.
WILSON, N. C, November 7.-(f. pedal.)
Notwithstanding that Wilson county is
anti-Democratic by a considerable ma
jority. It will b? IaVmocratlo after to
morrow. That II a for.gon?. conclusion.
Tli.- while people nro determined to rid
llHilllBSllOB of t lie negro domination from
winch they have suffered for the past
two years, and they will do so nt all
h izards? peaceably If possible, but otb.r
wlt-c !f nOOOOBOry, In Wilson township
the whites are thomighly orgmnlaed and
arm?"!, nn?! are IQBdy fo* any 01
gency. The negroSO, too. are arm.d.
and In somj sections are Incline?! t
troublesome, though they lack orgunlza
tlon and ar,? absolut? ly without le_?)?-rs,
the few r?-n.gado white men who have
previously aetod !n thi? capacity havlag
WOtBOd thai any effort on their
pan to inflan??, the blacks will be nt
tended with w_rlOtae, if not fatal, cous?.
, to them.
The negroe? here, while they are, as
1 to ?five trouble, are
I to mako a move, for they _r?' well
aware <?f the condition? tint prevail and
fully cognizant of the. absoluto dojerml?
natlon c f tho whins. _ab_t-oughou<
? o.'i-lllliT,.-. are about tiie rMUBO,
though the BOMB perfect organisation
?.-t oa_N among the whltoa us in
U_S township.
BaiB the. business-men and most proml
nent cltlsens ar.? banded together la two
well-drilled compnnus, with c_flcors and
? irectors, ond ? very man is pledged on
hi? honor to r? s??'?n?l to tho call "to
." In oth?r words, if the MBOOltty
, a glvi o signa-, whloh is thorough
ly understood, will BJSWOaMO all reput i
ble citizens of this community at a j-:- -
\i.?-,isly designated spot, and when thus
Bbled they will be prepared and
, to act.
Kv> 0 )i"w 0001 y white man In th,. town
.ii.l with B revolver, which is his
;it companion, and while It Is a
well-known fact that tho negroes are
also armeil. there seems to bo no do it
In tlie Blinda of all that if a clash of
arms !,'<"in?-s nooeoaory tin- negrooB will
MM quickly rout?-?!.
Mtvf AMD WOE
The (.nine from ?lie l'olyleelmle
Instilule Eleven.
LTNC__rURO, VA., November 7.-iT-k
r lal.) ?.*_ K?me of foot-ball was j.l.i >. ? I
i'u Hivermonc grounds to-day ?.? twi n
ths l nlv?orolty Of Maryland and t!ie Vli
gtnla Polytechnic institute teams. The
-gfjrsi .Maryland boys com
pletely appall? ?I tli.-ir opponents, anil by
uporb Interference, excellent defensive
worlt. ami playing quick, sxtappy ball, thej
proved their claim to being one of th? D
ill teams In I be Booth. The Vir
ginia ?boys ployed an excel!? nt game, but
no match tor theli - the
ore standing Z. to 0 In favor of th?
Marylanders, The llno-up was aa foi
1,, v. s :
O. of It r.isitlon. V. }'. I.
Gilbert . Centre . BtulL
Ca'heli . Right guard . Thoi
. Right tackle . Wool.
Williams . Right . -el . Hub
. Left guard . Carper.
:i . Left tackle . Cox.
Walker . Left end . JewelL
. Quart r-1 k . BelL,
r .. Right ?half-book .. Hordaway.
Lyncb . Left half-back . Inj
Whltaker . Full-back . Psdoter.
University of Maryland Substitu?
Barrow, Ri . and Emrlck.
"V i i ?_ i r i i ;_ Polytechnic Instituts Bubstl?
Hofford, McQavot k, Mi C?o?
Roredack.
.- mmary; Touchdowns, Maryland?Fro
sher, l: Dew. i; Leerla .. VVhll ker. i.
Timi?two twenty-minute hah . u<
Mr. Patrick, of BlackSburg. Um
pire?Mr. Tornlinson, of High Point. LI
nun?Messrs. Parker and Bmbrtck.
Mlt. KA1KMAN DIES MIIDI'AU.
1'roinliient C'linrlottes? Hie *?Ierehnnt
I'nsses Atvny After n Brief Illness.
Advices receivd here at IM this morn
ing over the railroad wire from Cbor
lottoavUlO announce the Bttddon
hortly before midnight of Mr.
IL Kaufman, Jr.. one Of the loading nier
chants of the place.
Mr, Kaufman was OB tho Street early in
tliii night, and was In bright spirit, and
apparently as well a? usual, but was
taken ill soon after goinr; home. _nd ex
pired In n short time. The cause oi
death could not be loOffBOd here, hut II
thought to have be. n apoplexy.
Mr, Kaufman was about 65 years old,
and n prominent and successful clothing
merchant. His Store at Main und Fourth
- Ifl BBS Of the largest in Char
lottes. Ille. Deceased was iiuite well
known In Richmond. He Is survived l?>
bis wife and several children.
inn: commissio\i:hs ?ii'.r.r,
Business Transacted nt the Session
Last Mglit-WlOO (.eta the .Medal.
A regular meeting of tho Hoard of I In
I'-'inmlssloners was held in their io.?m in
City Hall laa! Blghl ;.t s o'clock.
Thoas present WOTO Me**ts. John II.
Frig? hkorn (preOldeoO, L. C Jenkins,
Joseph I_. Levy, Janea it. _aheppai*d,
Charles P. ?Taylor, sad O. W, Taylor,
commlsslonoro; ?7-Uef-I-_?glneer w. (A
l'uller, Actlng-Asslstant-__ng1neer : r.
Waitiiull. Buperintendent-of-Flrs-Alarm
w. H. Thompson, and B? ?retory L. s.
Jom .; also, .ii ? i?- -. .:. : the
\ ?H tous eomponl?
Tho reporta for Ootober 'i ICO ths Chief
nnd Superintendent showed that th.-lr
departments are in the liest of condin? a,
and the pliysKlan's report f.?r ths s.ni?.
titos shows that there Is a d
sickness in the department.
There was much routlns business trana
scted, but most of ths session was |
up in planning about ths Improvements
L'ti lhe h??use f?'i
tnd tin- laapection s in? h nil] be h- Id ?.n
..'.. hock in tin- afternoon.
The board decided to ?rive the n
_ one ted by the Virginia State Inauranc?
Company to Captain O. P. Wise, of En?
? d? Company No. ;. wb.? Januai
?lu!, ai work sxtingulshlng the
tin in ,** Pel thedrol, fell through
i hole in the floor, breaking three ribs,
which penetrated lus lungs. Aft? ? :
thUS disabled he. stUCg to hi- wo:k
had to be carried out of the burning bur,.
ng, much agulnst his wishes, aftt-r which
he was luid UO for ov? r two montha, H
? now in perfect health .gain. ?Captain
".ise Is a man 47 years ol?! nnd hi
? member ?>f the Fire Departm?-iil
most of his Ufe.
Th.. Assistant Engineer is still eontlne.l
to his bed with InSoeoOO, but Is report? d
?. b.iiig better to-day.
Dr. llo_e >>?m? ??bni Improved.
oondltloB of ?(?-v. Dr. Hogs
!hoi!?-ht to be rather more favorable yeo
t.rday. He ?passed k mor..* eotafortobli
light Buhda. nigh?, and wuk noi
?Uttering quit? so much pain yesterday.
I'hat ths n?_. t profound sympathy Is Ml
*?>r Dr. Hog?- la shown by the gnat num
tier of friend? who cull at the real?!
JnUv to in?4Ulre after tha distinguished
minister.
i '. Besoor W. D. Thomas, Of lUclnuond
College, went to Washington it.it,.i - -
to bid bon voyage t?> II?.n. .1 I, M.
Cuiry. former minister to Spain, who
leaves thl?. w? ek for Cairo, KgypL
CAP?. J. K. FIT/ PEAU
VBTKItAW CO?DfCTOR PAMKS
AWAT AFTF.R A LO*G ILI.XF.SS.
FORTY TEARS IN RAILROAD UPE.
Fiobshlr ?!? 9eet Known Trsln
msa In Vlralnl?, AVIIh Friends All
Over tbe fonntry-fltrtch of His
1 scfnl ferrer-HI? Family.
Captain Jam?- K. Wti% 'he veteran
Thesapetike and Ohio conductor, v
popularity waa ib wide ?nd .19 ',fn?ral
a? his acquaintance, Is no more. After
weeks of aickn?! and suffering he panned
peacefully away early yesterday rrornlns;
at nil MMl horn*. "IMgrlm's Rest." near
Chlmborazo Park. His rm-mory Is *_
shrlned In the hearts of hosts of 'rU'i'l-'
who had been drawn to him, by his genial
dlspo.itlon, sunny countenance, v inn
heart, and gentle manners.
Cardiin Flfz had be?:n HI for .nore than
five w?'?k? with Brlght's disease ?if th?
kidneys, and dunnji his ?on? Illness he
had been a great sufferer. He was con
g?jente until the end, and .vas perfectly
r?*siirned, expressing hlailH f_*Q_
?luring hla Illness to his rector and others
a? toady to die.
Everybody who travelled the Chp^a
pe.-ike and Ohio railway kni-w c :
Fltz. All hel.l him In the hlghisl tt teem,
and the children loved him. He had
a train conductor for nhovl forty y?
But he was by DO -?u-ans 'in old ?rt.n. In
~? Ctrtttm*"''
CAPTAIN JAMI-J.S __, FITZ.
heart he was always a boy. tl-, \>.-<
i.'iiaiiy fond of yoang people, There wsi
no conductor moro popular I hen Captsin
Fltz. He was ?petit* By nature and I
training he was a gentleman ? f ?he old
BChoOl, und m? matter how hamble mlghl
bo tho passenger in his eharge or
provoking thi questions asked, captain
Fit/, was always polite. Thi? veteran of
tho railway service had hud rome espe
rienoei in his day that aere thrilling In
?UM extreme.
HIS RATTiWOAP C -?BBR.
? ?apteIn Witt ?-ommeaood rallre -
very early In life, and nt. lit >.
-.: in the depot wortt end
egent at IflUbOTO* Depot, where he re
malned thi
conftnemi ot, he i iked 11 be put b
main a : U vas more of an .
ii!'??. and on.? which be I uncled hs t
like. Accordingly, tl,? superlntei
ted _li r? ?n''---t, i ni in Nov?
IM-, be ?wag pieced with i ?freight
? ?tor t?. i ?un to ban ill ?trains,
gppllcatlofl lie ?tora became quaii
n? ?l. ami was made o freight ?train
?lu? tor, which i with rat
ion for f..i;r \. -, Une,
war ?having i?? en d? . th?
had some very i
roar osesp?n from being captured by ?raid?
Jiu was frecroently ?seal ? o otter
ing tours by the ollicers ?if 'he ?read, end
occasion! came n? at
tured, ?but alwaj
bly ho brought with him va.'i I
mail?,n.
Captain Fit! ?had ?the honor and ;
are of hnnllng many of the noted
rali of th i icy. Am
ar< Qeni ?rali i?
Longetreet, Jobniton, ?Qordon, i
Stuart, ri? k tt, i Iti i- ?. Hampton
-. When Qont ?rai R i
ri??i. near Hanover four- ,-i
Winston, he conducted a special train
to that point und bach ?to ?Rlchmoil
thi W? ?Uni i r-;. on that ?
MADB A PAflCO-NO-OI CXINDUCTOB
i i tits, the war having eloe?
Fitz : ?ini? ?i u peei ?anger-train
conductor, ?and h?? h i.i ti. a poettlon np
to the tlm?. of his death a ?period
thirty-three 11 in. In lift, ?n hi i
i ? ?lilo railway was |
pleted to Huntington, W. Va., C'a
Kita a ...? hoi,.. . i Intendenl
1 htm t?? takr
I Oc?ala
m R m.aal t.? thi
western terminus. It was th? finit train
... i lel iitfni
and : ' rip It? ' ill tling, m my ?if
the products of the ?great Knnwha Vail? v
brought t?> Richmond, ?aad the <
?tain, with the idea <?f uniting two great
tlv- ra, 420 miles apart, brought a demijohn
?' ubio river water bneh with him and
?poured h ?into the noble Jamen, with mit?
alii?. eerem?onlea ? m this oocssloo, whleh
was an auspl?-ions on?', hundred! ??t p?jr
sona gathered on the 1 ank and wltr?
the ceremony, the crownlmr feature of
which wer* oratloni ?by notable meg of
?the time,
i ?aptaln Fitz et ndu?eti d the ipecla] train
conva-ying the Marquis of lyirne and the
?Princesa Louise -rom ?CHI to
Richmond When they ?seme through Vir
ginia many years ago. Hi dined wi:h tho
Mantuis on ?the train, ?and played on his
When Richmond
reached i -.?i .m 11 / ... i the hoaor of
conducting the ?Prlnceei from tii?i train
to a ?Sah, in wbi li ?ib'e was driven to the
Bhtchaagi and Bollard Hotels.
W tfl 1". 'ND OF MI7S1C.
tain ?flti was paeelengtely fond of
muele n? ' : m exoellenl ?performer on
both the violin and banjo. Home time
;,'i th? wir hll fellow-e:nplo\. es pre
i liiin with a violin made In the ??JM
i?, ?the i-ixt? nth ? > atury, i ?token of
their esteem and friendship. ?On II b?
played tun? ? ft om Ilaiiov r CoUl
tho White ?Sulphur Springs, for ?the ben?
i . h? - i evtng i?? i bj
musically-Inclined and gffted friends from
Richmond, ?Jharlottesvlll??. and Btaui I
\ | . (.- Its I : ' sin
for ') ? benefit of church.-?.
nts whs a native ?.f ah i
i, i? ai ?heen ?born ?near Keewl '
I?, ?pot His fithT had th? honoi ol
. . [_
: Mi Jefferson, al Monti
His greatuncle wai appointed larve
i by Mr. Jeff?
Tha Cantsln w?ai twice ?married H?
baves but two ehil.ln-n--a son. Lind
and a ?daaghtOT, Juliette?who reb
from his first marital un.??a His
wir,, wai id ccadanl of ?Lord IJndaai
?.f ?Bnglsn-d. His s-'-??nd wife, wh.?
Miss Vary Alice ?Oogtsn, daughter of
Captain if- Q Cog?an, at on.? time see
i. taiv ?of the ?'hamber of Commerce
VlVSO htm, She is an acenmpllshed wo
man, being both an artist an.I miisi
,.,!?,' Her fattier was trim Ireland, ami
. ducated al Trinity College, Dublin
H ,._ld speak seven languages H*i
mother was a Virginia lady, highly .? i
eated aivl acconipllflhel
Captain Fits united himself with St
Jahn's Episcopal church some y? us ago,
and he was prominent In church work
thereafter, until ?-Wicken down by h':
laal Illness.
TllK Fl'NERAL, TOMORROW
The funeral will take place from M
John's church to-morrow afternoon at 3
?/clock. The interment will be m
wiag win ?be the ?pall
rs:
Active-Mc-w*. John F. Mayer. Git
n.? I M:n..r. II ?.!?, ', ??i W. An
trim. W. ?;. h . Bar
?wo? .1. W, C. ] . da W. B.
?Queries,
Honorary -Mesera T. c. Wadkpr, W. H
r, .Ir., l?r. W ? T. V.r..? I:. <"olon -1
u. D, Parrott, ?Colonel C. OB, Oo-jntrdln,
te Watt Taylor, .''?hn M. Higgtna,
nd i:
Heath of Mr, John F. Woody
Mr. .i?ihn ?8. ffi ody died y. t. rdsy
morning at -4::;o o'clo k al hli ?resldenc?,
north Nineteenth guw -l ' '
t had been ?aa Invalid for
nil yean from ;, but
?aunadla?.! raly
Mr. V.'rody waa I v tersn of the Cm
federate army, and ?pn ?rloui t?> and
u- . ivii ?war ?had lived a oni-et ?Ufe,
wiring ?Meada by hli Integrity and un?
o?.'i? well known
among th?
? ctton of ?the dty ! ? ? i ?ad ?marrii .i
Mi > ?Ettsabi th ? who, with four
chll-drm William E., ?L?wreace w..
Robert Leon Woody, and Mr? Virginia
I. Morrow?survives him.
The funeral will take place this :
'.-; from th?> residence, and
win b. ?ander the ?ausplc? ; of Byn
Ixdgc, Knights of l'> '.
Other ninth?, nuil Finierais.
Mrs. i:?, ai.ii?. M. Tltmus, " ] I
ma.ii J. Titmu-?, died yeaterday al I
residence of ?ot BOn-in-laW, Mr. .1
W. Field, NO. Ti? ?V.
r, and leave-; four
will ?take plac? ?from Laurel-Sti t Mctb
o'list church ?to-morrow aft? i-non al
.Mrs. Hila M. Wright ?died ?Sunday after?
of her parente, i
;. Pines. Mrs. W i a daugh
t? r "f Mr. . ...; Mi i W I - -
I native Of Pllnl Dt county, ".Vis.
I as in her -
?by b'-r husband ?and two children.
?l ?rill ta k.- -, i. oon al
i o'-: nee, :. ir .
Pint a, ami til?? , i le at
? -, ... i: ?.-. ?R. n. ("o".' -r con
ilu? ti: -
The fanera] i f Mr. i: nry Haz. |
' ?k ?place ?from I I Mi thodlsl
ohureh yceterday
was a ?highly n "f Fuitoi,
??; yt ?ara old, ?and I i I
adopt? d
A UPHDBMl l*? PA-tOOVBD,
.loini Marry, al Alexai ?iris Ceaaty,
??.,., wtou ?Capital Notes.
^rnor Tyler >> 'ri.iy granted I
lurry, wh ?
1 '.--.' ti rm ;.i th ?
court of Alexandria
toi
Petltloi re been
monwealtb
?
i by ei .
I R. i ott and Coloni I
ton Id
nor with n
Alexai
Mut: ', : by
Clerk
Circuit
deput ounty,
:
the :
and tbe jurors who tried Murry.
.-int-.- ?, : :.
?? i the
y Charta
lored
man. M
I
.mi
\ahen in ti,-- sel ol making a i
' hlnn. ]
, Mui -
ry 11' ?.n in
. ".
b< i n in i
a Mexican forger,
iv ! from
following cir
forg? r and
Lega
tion
u will cau the ?police
u
within th ird to
tie- wh? reaboul gu Morph?
il Bank "i
M? all o, ami u hi the i rlmi
ot forger; tnd robbery, ? ommltted I
prejudice ot that bank. According to I
inf..: m ilion 1 u
Morphy is sboul -i yot rs of age, ?rather
below middle height, itout, wfth en In
clination to corpulency, -.?.itb black hair,
It >' bi: ? k III ?U
: d, large u
H ?-i- il? well, and
hli depoi rreet He
and English well."
A WARNING TO BOOK AGENTS.
The ?Department of Publie instruction
b comp m.? - whose ?
-, th.- Un ad the State B
which wen noi certain
bal if efforts an- mad to have
?reconsider their ?a
nul their ?State
contracts. Thi :
and the I .[iany
: Ion of certain books in
... ?county. The former company won,
whereupon thi repr? ?sentntlvi of the :
when
the . ounty board ni"t for th?; purp se th?
. tbe University Company? did n??i
i. Olnn ?V- ?'?.'s ;i>,'ont is said t?>
bad an injunction reedy to
upon him t" prevent bi! having thi
?i.
1,, r caaea of a similar nature
.-1? ?i t?? the t ar.i, and th?
action sti-e.i ato-,-.? i?-, th?.' result.
?BRIET CAPITOL :
Judge Joint Paul,
for the \v. at? m District of Vlrginl t,
! at the ?i
G rnor Tyler.
: Into the .
Tr.-a-.ury by Count] - r William
ii I'.r ni.-r. of ll.iii Ico tl aum of i-.l.
r? presenting t teral Inherit
taz i h Major
Qlnt? r.
Mr. .bihn H. Moot Seel tarv
of the Commonwealth y?
; Mr
[anklns < ( !
TIII\K*i A CIIM'tHi < I.HI \l\.
\ iti? biiiuiiii ?Man ?Enpeets Blsodehid
I? garth ? n roi in.-t r?>-i)a).
Mr. 1_ Mitteldoifer, of this city, who
I
says that in his opinion there will al
mos? certainly there tanda)
between wbltee ?and ?blsefca at the polls.
Ha ?lays f? aeea the ta o i
; > ?at i?ver ?heat ?aad that a spark a
a-xplode the magasina Every white men
,is ex? ibli-. and ls_prepar.fi for
It Mr. Mitteldoifer thinks the danger
of a collision in tho , ?jrtefa portion of
s-ato even more imminent than in
Winston.
Harris. FHpix-n A Co. a ?hlp
peai to ?gereoao In Bessern North <'yi
about twenty Wlnchest? Ha?
rounds for esch ?un. Watklns. <",ittr*Tl
& CO, made one or two t>niall ship
ment!.
Mr. A. 8. Hurgr-ss. his daughter Ethel,
and Mrs. O. C. ?-Jlu'kbone, arrived in the
?itv yesterday morning from Fluvanns
tv.
THE BATTLE TO
(o-ntintki? prom first Pi
the Republican candidate, but
with Itlon Of a million DO
There sre Ind catloi ; < f a Tolling
in fa s-,?, mow following In eonseq
of tbe n ,1 ?' velowment of Incr?
of J. OkS. I
of the prominent Independent voters hav?
in ths i i-i few days announced their In
t, ntli ? -,. b- U< ?ring
in iioin-' bo th? y could botter m ike ?
ble Hi? overthrow of tlie ". n "> >
chine."
DEMOCllATIC C?ONORE8_I0N \T.
UA1N.-5.
in ; | ? -'i.t, ats, it is gen
erally believed that the Dcrmiciuts. will
bo successful In four ??r ?VS district?
i by R< pnbllcana Tho pi
tion to ? .'ongi sos fin m the EN
?. Republicans
i ?. rato, bul p- i
atered Into ths
in ?mi of th? districts, which
In ?.il prob ?it in plaeti
:' th? m la ths ! ' column.
; a United
i Senator Q
The pi i .. i ture has a Joint
publican m i lority of 1T5.
3ITION TO QTJAT.
rol John W.-i'i '
Btats thoro i
! in the defeat
. ? indldotOfl known to
and in many
i in the Hold in opposition to the
r i'- ; ibllcan nomln
Q ' ' !??'itit tint
?oil] have work?
fair i of the number of ant I
I likely to be ches -l ? LB
?ly be ventured upon to-night,
Twei t] ?'.ve of the fifty senator hold
twenl whi m a?
the full membership
to-morrow.
KB MAY BE B____CTBD.
PITT8BURO, l'A.. November T.?Ad?
.-. .1 by National-? ?ommi.t i
, from Bast? rn Pennsytvonl
:
.1 Comm
?tcome In
I OTOd from slg Of ths
Im ni Indi pendent and Demi
l leaders of th thai tor
v. i?! poll betwi en 73100 an I
i in Philadelphia. Mr. Btone'i plu
1 To
ni -ht. will no! Mi Quffey
rely with
if the i li
to-right ar? k.pt, Mr. J.-nks will
bo i ? ' -l by ,i I : -' i'-.'' |oi -
THE BADOER ?STATE.
IIILWATJEX-D, WIE., Novomhor f.?At
II an h< idQU-jrtort, I Itaaiiman B,
Treat i thai the Republican |
will win by 4Ai\K) plurality. In
to ?lectln?; at leaft eight out of ".h?
t? n consjBsssmen an
the li gtslatlve 1 be i temo
fl not giving out any figures, but
claim that whoa the vor,- hos been count?
.?i their stale ticket win be shown to
coma out victorious. They
I v. r, that the Republicans wi'.i
control the bozI I_ lialature, and
majority of th?- __ _,
NEBRASKA'S VOTE MAT BE HHAVT.
Lincoln, NEB., November 7.
good weather to-morrow. Nsbroska w.ii
? | ivi.-r vot? than | at,,
. if any, behind tli it of
Repul dm thai an ry candidat
on their Sfat.- ticket will bo elected by
. ; that tWO Roj
can candidates for congress will be elect?
i prohabl s on join
ballot. Chairman QafBn, of the F
ran! he saw no reason why he
eel Im its
?rity of i
CI_J KB IN .-ANSAS.
TOPEKA, kan. November r.-Ch.-?!-- |
man Albaugh, of ths RepubUeau erg
latlOB the BtatS by a majority <.f
Whtl Riddle, of the Populist ?
0 things will come o".t his
anging from '.??.
Pot the Hghl *Ti?n the s hit
made by the -
chal? men, ft r, that
Curtis (RepuhHcan) will bo ->.iec:?d In this
First) dlstrl
MI880URI DEMfOCRATIC THROUGH?
OUT.
ST. I.OIMS, MO., Noveml" r 1. I fS< !
tomt ta p-rvs-le 1 he BtOtS thai
l)'niuirais wl',1 have almost ev-rything
,.?\ n way to-morrow, Th I
Brmly asserting th!
while th?- Republicans are not making sny
. partially agree
Democrat, will carry the -le.tlon. The
Rs] ; toot certain, howover, cf
-t Of the III rress
mcn. in the Eighth District the cuatagt
- i? ft bai d P. Bland (Dem
. W, I ?hall ?i:- pabUca*!) ?Ill i
very cMbu,
M'MILI.ins BLSCTIOM COaTC_BD__D.
NASllMLi-K, TKNN.. N-.vemb-r 7
WeU-pOStl : men of both port-BO predict
that th. vote for OOlOinill to-tnorr?,w
will full off at least 27, per ?cut. R.-publ!
? ms who, It Is believed, ar? posted, ad
mit th.tt ilcMIUln (1? in? tat) will be
elected by from 7,?J0. to lO.OOO over F.w
lor.
in?. POBION CLAHtl IN Iowa.
s M< ?inks, i a.. Ilaiemhai 7- u- nv?
cratl iiUtur Huffman, who
managed the Fusion campaign, gold '
evening that the Republican mu I
would 00 'I'lV b*'"*). kOBtOOd of _.,<? ?, th
Republican figures. He claims that
Weaver i.Fusion) will win over l__ce.
Republican), la the Sixth, by 1D00 ?ai
that Finn ih'uslon? will defeat Hepburn
?!: pub??COO), in the Eighth, b>
Th.?.' ai-, the ' loee districts, ir?^ ?claims
Second an?l Ninth districts by small
- ?sad then ?goes so far aa t.?
claim the Tenth, wbei ?DoUIvei ?i:
? plurality lael
i! BderSOn (R< publican?
ba?I 1,000 R< i"i!..i? iii-rlialrmaii Han
?eock la to-night confident of com]
ory, ami BbOOtutel)
ich as to get out the
I
WBBt VIRGINIA LiOOKB ?MBfO*
?CRATIC.
?CHARL-BSTON, w. v.v, November :
are tbat the Dem??
will elect thru- out of .OUT caiul.
i. ?nature
ballot by a narrow margin.
Chairman Dawson, of the B?epubl
Committee, ?saya thi ?Bepubl
win ?have aii resemea ai
: u mir., . Bsurlng ?the
in of a United Bl "or.
TBXAB DELEGATION PROBABLY
SOLI I >.
DALLAS, TEX., Nove_aber 7.-The
situation in Tl ttt |l practically an?
changed, 1 ?h? I aunlt
tlon of ?their Btate
u? ?k? - 0, ?and lb
solidly Democratla delegation. The ?Re
in ?the T? ii'h I > 1 s i j .
that .in Has ?? y will 1
i by a dt and ?the
Repuhlli am in l be Twelfth I ?
not by enj Ion <?f
?rea i terno
thirt?-en. The betting l! In ?favor of the
lit publicans i:i the Tenth Dlsn
WHAT Till: WEATHER JS TO UFO.
WASHING. IN, I?, c, November It
Th i Weather : it ?furnl ihed to
the A the following spe
cial . . ??.?i wi i
ther:
"Fair weather will prevail in th? ?South
ern st.it. ?. Weet of -h- Mlsii?lppi the
weal her n 111 i I ?sold, i -
? ?hi? Valley ?ahosrsi -
, w'.a much ?
i ? ture by ?Tu 11 thi ?Losrer
Lake i :ftins: to en
dea will ] ed by
?..I much lower temp?rature by
night In ?the Upper ivik? ?regl?n the wi i
tinow Humee and n?ori i
, in th? Mid?! end New
Englaad State! thi day ?will open fair,
iht, with ? ei dltloni t.i\
tot i
"WILUS L MOOl
"D. all."
reieaanla ami uric*?-.
Mr. j. b. Hsmlltocb ?of Ceenpaay ?C
Third Virginia left ftott i
?for bi - ?in.
Rev, /.. T. B rday
morn for t [nd., to a? ?son
to l:i? hmond.
There trill be a ai of I
work l to
m?me, ?ixehange.
Mr, G, a t llow leaven for Qreenea
viii-?, N. C, to- 'ay. lie will ?return
unlay evening.
Mr. McDonald, chief naval constructor
bOSta to be const! .
Junior Al II of St. John's
ii will meet tin. afternoon at \
\. Thli is a ?called meeting, i
fun al
Mrs C. u. Walton and grands.m, Mas
t? r Bdwerd, ?left Betui :. -. to 1 ?ai i.
?and relative! la Cart? ?Cumberland
ooun :>-.
Mrs. ?;- ?*g| W. l'rlce and sister. |
- , i, oi th?? Virginia ?H
kattora t?> it:? hmond
. s laday.
Mr. I,. C, Hopper, "f Company C, Third
Virginia Regiment, left yesterday for
?hla honi'\ in Missouri.
in the Hal of the B M
gatlOO ?Beth Aha! a la OUT I
Jay's laaue, the name Of Mr. lsra-1 .
i ?bave been mentioned,
- raus.
Mr. Montgomery West has rec. tilly ha?l
a very luccooeful operation ?performed
iy Dr. J. a. \vh:i?, al Um
n. und Throat liulrmary.
The ' aral Woman'? Christian Tem
i mon win ?hereafter hold ?their
regular weekly meetlm* on Ft lay of
w?-k at i V. M. at the Wth
tg-bouaa,
The Travellers' Insiiranc? Company, of
i?i. Conn., yeeterday paid t<> Mr.
r I,. Kl-ming the M.MI for which
hla _??n. Mr. L*rW_l Fiemlng, held a:.
cid.-nt policy.
Th.? beautiful sol?? sung by Mis? Po??*
? church vrl l.i.
Hag was greatly enjoyed. Mum
mg many tim- - for BpWortb U
bin never more aweetly than
ning.
I.? Dr. M?.?ire, of 1'i.lon .????mlnary, will
u at th? Second tuiptiHt church
Sunday m??rning in th? absence <>f
?Dr. ?Bmlth, who ?sill b*? in attendance
upon the ?Bapt-M Oeaen? denoolaU'Uu in
Lynchburg.
owing to th? lllneur? 0f Rev. Ur. Hoge,
i ho ?reception to ?have bean given ?at
-lot -?-nd Preehyt ?Kien ehur?-h hi honor ?it
tho faculty and ?tud.nts of I'tMon Th??>
haa been indefinit.I>
postponed.
Mr. iJeorg? E. I-ewli, of the P?vond
Re?g1imnt. .s In th? city. Mr. LeWtl was
?xluoated at lUcbm-nd College, ai-1 prac
tloed law in this ?Ity up to the timo he
Millst'-d in the raleateev army. He e_
?MOta to make ?Kichiuond his home after
,alng mustered out.
liii-liiiioN.l?-"-- In v-? York.
NF.W TORK, Na>vember 7 -(fH>?*ch?.)
H. O. William-, Park-Avenue. U ?;
Sen!. Hoffman; B. B. ty'dnor. Marlbo
-oiiKh, J. M. I* l^a-h. (Jrand Union.
HOPE TO GET ALL TE.
DF.MO? n VU i:\ri ? i m, m | , ,
solid DFi.i:?; \ iui\ ro_DA1
FIYE NAMES ON OUR TICKET
The lqol?l|q_o nnil l'r.?li|i,ii ,.,?,,,
l.'iiol? lia?.- n ? n.nliilnf, l a._, i
rallty lo II.? BtWOO* 1 .,.., i, , ,, , ,
body Slioiil.l \ iile.
Tli
I ill \ Irg :
Joy,
This op??i -, 14t.?
reports from the two
tho State. :
confident of i Ighl dloti
.voui.i bo surprl i
solid I ' ni
8 0? Bdqu I .ictlcal'?:
.tiliy Win:,
Wl Bt tO
man 1
I
work
.: .v night It i? a n
ntly hopo to I
Tho
'
Kht tor R
lie ?
. to Rl? hnii'iid tO
CITT C ?MMITTHI. 1 i .
Tho I e? m?
'
-
Mr. n i. ? :
commll
ling Of tli?
?1 until afn-r t i
Th-- . . till:
of the . - :
night that ' B|
Rll III!. I
1 ? ig' r itlon In State
'
.' ird ? il
s m,-, ting i ist nigh i i n
meeting onl
? nt 'I
li ?v.? . at
Word precincts to-,:.
1-TYK KAMM ON 1
It is estim?t? d that <
plurality in Rlchmood t --.
-
who should ki.?-..
would
it that m over)
and town
i of bint
Pirp nuncs will appi-.ir
ballot to-day. a.' f"!i
JOHN LAMB, i d
B. B. VVEI8IOER, i: ,
OTIS II Kt'SSKl.U Hep. '
J'.HN J. QUANTZ, s
ALLIE DILLARD Pi
The v""?
in the i ?Id-Mark, t Hall I
llohed ti>-.!a>- ?t No, i
All tho "th' r j.'
it tho only c\ be ?
hero loot i i
li?t tli ? sol
at lee
'
suit In New
. returii'-.l 1
TO Ml *?T F It OIT THF l'??! ? '
Reported Tlinl ?hi? Oriler Is ? ' "
Issued ?loop.
It W.TS M
?lent OUti
psurtsBosrl would so? i
Koiir'h \
ment I
from S.t\ I I
... rt was
mlli.ir with c??n?!itl m
it -,? ?s stated iv a mee
Bipaales now 1b
r.- than ?0 m? I
tit for duty- The rei
- or horn? ?... si -
Ihoae who went ..WHV *.._>
are dead.
tod that ths
regiment, by reason of -
end dt.? barge?, snd ths '.?
Of Its m.ti ara ervl'-avnus to!''
- ths reported order I
out.
Matde lo D?e??r??a?r?il?-??
KNOXVIU I TBNN ^
(Special ? I- WHiiaij?
urdsoii. of Piederlcluburg. \ ?
01 ?imp Poland to-night a ?
,i?,)'-.i to th" ** *.'-> x ' -V.
Il?glinrnt He is one of the "?"I.!-.
?i.-,.., ?.tn.rrs transfer--.?! t?? H"; [** ,.
The negroes mad?. 00 OOmonaprel
hla coming.
J. M. Fourqurean & Co.,j
113 East Broad Street.
^fpp ... - --..-.-_-_---.^
New Silks?Special Sale?Extraordinary Prices.
This un<loubtedIy is a Silk season, re.ilh ;i most unusual one. Our sale on them has
been very Urge, and still there is no cessation of tbe demand for this elegant ?fabric.
week we took advantage of an opportunity t?i buy from one of the largest hOQBflu in ??...
?OOnntry, preparatory to their spring work, a large and handsome assortm? nt ??f rich |
and High Novelty Colored Silks at exceptionally low juices. We place them on Bale this
morning priced so as to share our good fortune with our patrons. We would, there!
suggest to those of our friends and to aD parties who contemplate the purchase of :
silk gown that thoy examine th"se goods before buying. They are the best, valu?
have ever seen
Black Silk? \ nd, gfgortmantof DoreKr onoenttoDU etandard wea-ee -Bi-o?ui_-j -Strip?-, ?ml r?
i.i.wk>iii?s vr, , - ? uritfna, Saraha, Bating, Bailo Daeheee, Tricotinw, and I nil
,ler^,; ri! i^ul rX' ion t ?2 n.lai S Satin D*?*.* It'll?;? and ofjo Bra . teil , ?
-f^aXlto valu?la about $2.80. in tt-U aale It goes while It laete at ?1.50 per yaid
I'.I.i.k Silks of ?>v.?rv H.-iiv?., in exceptional \ ?'.>,- al r ?".. si. S1..0. |1_?, |_TO, *-. ami * W pe? ard.
Taffeta plaida. Strip??, ?md Checks, i-i? h. ?new coloring! in bande?me ?aombinattona n ? 1
Colored Si. dere Tncki on Black Taffeta, atyliah, rieh, and ?er? new Tba price ii
-Taffctai?. In ***** -nd White Md Black ami While Effects, hai?dsom? an.i h.-uvy. 'I
daring this t?le i- :?'" - 'i ? >"r'!-_-?--?
" "poplin und Taffeta Ground with Bayadere Corda, rieh darf, coloring?? veto fine. fj ,,,?
lie ivy Colored TatlH.is, with Mack and I ' ?1 ?r.-.l polka dota, full of lustre and very
T-Yn.-.as in <;r.i<luated Stripes :in?l IMajd Effect!, flae ?iualitiesaii.1 elegani coloring, |] ,, -
-<_?T^r<;i-os l?raiii, H.Tii.'iirinPllKuriii},-?. .bayadere, exqedt-te In eppearauco and vi*ry la
jTm. FOURQUREAN & CO.
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