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_THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1898. _ ' 5 -
The Tower,
M
Comer Second and Broad, i
^j **? I
The Tailor-Made j
Suit Sale.
ther ?big W Bhipped
. , u?j yi'-.(i'rii.n. Hi*- same
e gold las. weeli for I
\ ? l.-ti.ui .nul Tu
-Cloth, with the net?? f
?
uitt and coal buk 1
luix front, for ?
$11.00. ?
? Julius Sycle _ Son. j
g- s>HB?_*s>.?a>..M<'M'l'*MMMM**8H
Never Before
e tin* equals b
$1.75.
! .o hundred pun's men's Kns
Calf, Tan and Black ?Bon
Tiiplo S?>lc siloes, nicely
made im?1 dretisy- tfell irortb s-> a
until joi
$1.75.
HOFHEIMER'S
SHO.i STORL,
311 l.ast Broad Street.
DID MOT CASH 1 HE CHECK.
Dr. Nelson 11.-. I ? mil One OITiti-iI lu
l'/i ? nii'iil itir lu ilion.
I .1 rath? ; Intei
or It I i check of a ver) I
v. hlch m? n
? .-.--. '
in- manly
ed thai
: I
Willi.un H I?
irch, t"
t or ol - i
fi a "- 1 city be i-i.iiin
i -,; 1 about full,
" ;:.- tUl
rano If i
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t, hi _ f-?r t__
... ti : - would UK?- t -
: t_ ' IStt. Til?.' ell' ' ll
to i: . -ior.s? ?l by Mr.
. ami th?
'
. ?dorsi .1 a ? h. ck foi
Nbthli
I
? 111. vr \ TH < 11 Mini MM TALKS,
? <?ni_rnml.it? ?. the I'm-l? ?m n I in?
\ Iotas*! In % lr_.lnia.
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which ha?
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hour t?
v.,.. . '
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Ninth, ln> ' 1? woul?
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III.- 8a0T0d lli'iir? luir.
Armor*,
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lOn trio ol
1. win I
*"..r tin
: tic- 81
table,
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0-._l.i- \ ,-rti'liriili?.
Torh i'
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Virgil
w? ?l-.l. \.-l
I ??lit 111,- \. -,
wih ??n ordinary pochet-hotl
rooolui ? ock-Kur
' ate. Bead v. a l? t on th
I'Uc'f of nineteen t 1 h
'? '-'al lin de of ?
t bsodle.
TBE TEEESA ASHORE.
so Tin; mihkitt wkkikivi; com?
WAMt is iMiiinn;?.
VESSELS W AFTER HEB.
(.<>? rriiniont (Irdim I ,,,ni,-.l Int,- |)|?.
|.at. li of Hr-trilr-Mil-p Vnlenii. I 'niler
(.uniinnml of <npt. Mol nlln It port
?f Qremaals-g ii?ii< ,?ii ?by Sapeile
SFOLK, VA . Hort mh.r ? -The M r
rltt Wrecking Company has r>
Infonaatlon that ?the T? reee is ?tabees al
lafcaad Caatetn ?Chlttenilea vri?
With the st.am.r M?rrltt. at once.
IS IT Tin: TERESA?
NASSAU, N. )'.. November L?BeUabta
?aeari I t been rec? ?bred ?bere, savin
pa ?ii th?: nortii
t Of Cat-1st md, She is -j.alnt?- 1
ted, has i v. o fnnnele, two
; n,? deck-honses, ll?r nnm*i li
unknown.
CROWNINSHIKLD BBLI-BYBS ki;
PORT.
WA8HINOTON, 1?. c, NOVgMbtf 8.
\ m? .v? d at th.- Navy Depart?
-. < 'i?,\\ nlnshW Id,
i Navigation B tot su, "h<> in
m New York?, called attention to ?the ?re
port thai th?- ?Spaalsb tmisar Marta
? . . en off cat Island. The
?l t,? lief in the a_*_arae*
Of the r. ?POT-, and SUgg? t( Q to t_M
a for the derellcl
.'?-;> ui on ihc -
a? nl '? tha i omraandanl
if the Norfolk navy.yard, directing him
: the Vulcan ?u command ?>f ? i?
M ? ,iia. the captain <>f the yard,
i?, i with ail dispatch t?, l""k
f,,r I A ?Simitar order w -
cabled to Captain Converse, at <;
I him t?, ?send the big
tug Potomac from thai
m
in charge of Commander ). R. Ci
i menl belb vi s thai she will
be |_ ' island within
thirty-six hours? The Vulcan wi
of tha which was towing tM
ad to bave
. and the di ?pari mi nl belle*)
m roa? u I . of th" wreck In
fter 1? avlng Nor
folk
THE GROUNDING VERT PROBABLE.
Cal Island lies sbOUt thirty ml
?pot where? the Ti
| it la .-.u i si the depai tmen!
that if tha vessel did nol founder out
11| hi within a i? w houra after bavli ?j
Irift, aha would almost certainly
have fetched up on the shoal beach off
- [gland, fot th?- ain i and tlda Ml dl?
r? i tly ??u that h? ach.
i ?! i. ?lion la mi? h mora favor?
\Ing the ship than the ?position
I by h? i off ?Santiago, a h?-r?- the bot?
, i _ v ith i?? ?as and tie a i ck
. orked at ?gn I dl idvantagi. ? ' ?,.
tain McCalla was ?selected f"r tho task
.md ability
for ">?.; particular cl-SSS Of work, and the
that If any man can bl Ing
Into pon i can,
THE< >R1 ' >P I lNSTRU<CTORR
it is ti,.- belief of i a^ al conati is tora
that the Tereaa t""i< water aboard el?
altogetb? r ihr, ugh the deeki
through the 1 '
mts of th?? ?tesa of
rode, tem
y constructions, an I ml In ly
unsulted for rough The i i I
thai the reporta indicate that ?the ?ship
settled by the head, and that ?rater ran
Into ! : ? in 1 thence ,
,t the ( oni
? tends to ?live color
t., the report thai ?the ship may nol ?bare
found' " d at once, but bave drifted ssb m
? i , tul.
t tho wrecking com?
: han?i. will ; ike
?mm. recov? r th..- ship, if
In ord? it tbi
?salvage which was slmosl within II
when the ablp waa i tat off.
I'lMM; THE RESPONSIBII,ITT.
( lash Between Merrllte nml Bavera?.
in i-il I l.il.elj.
NORFOLK, va.. November I ?-^Special.)
The abandoned Bpanlah cruiser 11
Maria Ti.- i ? .-o?d..! to the
American navy. ?Every Indication i
to the correctnesa of the theory that th.
unn< ii. ,1 steamship ashore off i I
isiami ?s the former ?Spanien! The
: -i Inveetlg il
; by the naval .>tti? lal? and tbe
tl Wrecking Company, and no time
wlll be lost in dispatching an exp?dition
for th? eond tlmi
i ubstantlatea the theory thai
Ter? i did n"t sink after sh?? was aban?
The naval repair ship Vutean,
Whl li mad,- such a gallant Bght to hriiiK
the crul ei Into port, li now ?ander sail?
al .1 as s??"ii as h? r bUI
: a ?ailed ?she \\di ?proceed t?> ?
I t,? haul off the Tereea. Lleuten?
ant?Commander Harris has t? i a detach?
in ti??- Vulcan, and ?Captain McCalla,
0*3 i Of the Norfolk nava -
yard, succeeded him, ?Captain Beymour,
manager of the Merrltt Wrecking Com?
as that th.it organisation \vi ?
tCh a full | ci' \\ with th?
Vulcan. Th?y will arrive from New
-a morning In time to Join
- ii lean. Th- - ng ateam? r
II arrived In | it a -
a in, landed th? r? reaa'a .
? 'a|?' ? n VVoli ?ut. of the
M? rrltt, - _pr< i .1 th? belli i thai th?
ii?"? off ? . is in. T?
being abandoned thlrty?8ve mil?
land, ahe would naturally drifl
: ?n i' coral fi sunoundlng ?i
m Wok o| ?iat th.- , ?
mi?i, ?l away from ?Cuba unpn
to battle with h.-avy ?tonna, sil of which
argum? nl i i provi thai tha gt .
II1- for bei i??- ii?
thai while the dam
Ing the i
to have caused troubl from
? ivj areatb -. : ; the facl thai
h? r ? . nol pi i|
.an-. ,i the initii, ? - ?me choked
ttash. preventing h? r of the watei
that came In through the leaks i;
- the hea* | ed ?the Ten
thai ?-v? i,
i -1 ? na) .- he ? annol ?be saved. Th?
i ortb nm d for tweaty?foui
houra after the Tei i wa abandoned,
which must have atralaed tha ?hip
rtblj I rolled in tha i ough
King the i-i?-?n-il,il:tv for He
of tl nmenl and th.
M< Milt 1 '!?!.' Will likely (1.. h i
Wei l till While it I g
generally aupp-osed and the ?government
will probably claim thai i ?, thu
king company's bauds until delivered
iii, pton R< I the prett a
b mri will give the Mei -
-.nal for trying ?to make the Nav)
m? nt jointly i ? iponalbla
WHAT HOBBON THINKS.
(.N'.w V?'ik .lournal. St h i
\\'h? n ?Lieutenant Hobeon heard yeetei
that the ?T-palr-ehlp Vulcsn and the
arreeklng-tug Merritl ?bad arrived at Nor
folk, and that the an t "i neither ?f them
bed seen th? lormei ?Sktanlsh ?-ruiser in
i Maria _*"N*SM sink In the ?Storm "ff
? ibsaaa ?group bl h Isnda on n
ber 1st. hi? eye? ?sparkled^ and h? -.aid:
"i cannot vesture an opinion, baceuee I
kn??w absolutely nothing more than what
1 h ?vu .on In th?* iap.ru. but when I left
leBfdogQ 1 auh-divided the Mur?a Ir. ?
?rito ?,-v.n ??ertloria, whleh lire all nlr
llKht. with th?- excej?ptlon of th??* mn-.ar.tnr
" Hon. whkh could not b?- ropolred I
Iihv?s no doubl that the remalnin?- ?ix
lectlooo -er? cloned, and if they vero,
I am po/itHe that ?-ho would not .Ink.
?01? a the patch ??n tho l*?r; ?id.. under
the turret, wan kr.ocked out. or .imp of
tier pie tee, under the great strain ?if a
*Hff northeaster, f<?ll out. if any of these
ii ildents happened .be would, of court?.??,
ift.r laboring for nom?? time In the heavy
- will, have <-"n?*- to th<- bottotn. Hut ir
the patch held it?, pi??-., and the platt -
1 d not fall, ?.he mn.t b?- still fln.-itln
Ibont waier-l??-,?,-.!, and will fetch no
_m Honnr of th?' roofs to th'- westward (,f
Ion Bateador. arnera, i regret to asy, it
will not take Ion? to pound I hule In h? r
bot t oto."
ACH MOT in soi rii ( AKOiiw.
l)?'?ri?M-rnt Killed While He |,nlili<?n?t
nuil Several Nci_.ro. _ Wounded.
' |iAHi.i;s'i(,.\i i .-, November I I
ll t?. Hie N'-wfl and Couri'r frem
.r?-'-!iv.o?.d, 8. C.,
"in to-_ay's oleothm the people of tiiii?
lection hove iia?i a forceful .*eralnder of
the days Of ISN UMl Altboiif-h unusually
inlet at- to thi?* pn-clnrt, lut-a? ex.it>
Bionl has prevailed all day becas of the
iliootlriK Of Mr. BOOS .'tli'-rld?;?', on- of
th?. ntaoogera of the slectloa ol Ptroenix,
early this morning; and a sUrboetjuent riot
ttatwooa the ahitos and btoeks at that
plaOO, in Which <?n>- Of the Tglb-rts and
levei ?i Mgroos were mortally w<_ondo__
Phoealx is tea inli-s i, ni b re, and
m-.ar th.- Bdgodald Una it la ths borne of
the Toiberto, the rra-n?. ?.r !; -p ibiiitant?n
m Abbeville county. B > ,-,:
it in . *. i i. i. the n- r?"-, scting under In?
structlons, weal to thi boi In :
numb rs tl . other, In oi
give Ft. i: 'i olt? rt,
:---t vota it i aleo . tated that
the n- aero armed with Wlnohea?
MORE BLtOOD-VHKO EXFKC1 ED.
i ci ?wdo ??f ariii-d white m?-n are
Both? i auch Mooo__b<*d, vit!,
of lit-, i-? looked for i?? tors oc afti r night
fail. The i also lathering, and
an very defiant,
i'i ora ? n turning from Phoi ola
lote thi*- evening it is learned thai tho
negroes bad ?? tt \ or its boi In charge of
T. P. Totts which such as could
not vote in th?- tegular bozos would de
ll eertlBcoti * that thi y ?r? re not ol
: ib ? to rote I r R. R. Totht rt for Con
. v. hi- h '
us.- in iii-_ eonti ? for L?tiro? Mr.
Btherldge atti mptsd to taki of It,
and eras shot ?dead by oae or more of the
negro* a who v - - i arc ind ?t. Im
ni- dial ly ths f< mi n who ? ? old
re si n,*. or bad them, opt oed Bre
the crowd, and continued to shoot
at tir" negroel ai the latter ran. It la
n definitely hoar man on
lut, oor hour Mrtously hurt the InJ
?it-. T. P. Tolberl eras Borionoly on and?
??I. Init manag. ?1 to reach BtS home, a
mile off. He was Btlll ttvlng at sundown,
and is not likely to he further molested,
ht lias never bean prominent as s
leader.
WHO__E8AI___ LTNCHINQ PI MSB] B_1 :
The white ?people, several huadred
stroiii', aro well armed, cool, and deter
mined, and If the leaden In to-day's trou
ble ore coughi to-night, no power <?n earth
can sa v.- th'-tn from a lynching.
At dark eve**ytblng is quiet ot Phoenix,
with th- v. toil Of tho ;itu itloii.
but th?' negro so ore : ; I to be con?
ting about two mili h distant, and no
turo o ,'i ?i the light
bring forth.
Mr. Btherldge wa. a much?
dtlxen, Ji" loan s g aifo gad sovoral chu?
<lr?-n.
The latest itif'irinatlon Is that John R.
I ri -hini;, r?, i.-ly wiita!? ?1,
and ids little nephew, o son of B_ i_ Toi?
in-rt's. wh?, was in the buggy with bias,
was Instantly hilled, while the two wen?
mi their way horn?- thlo v? ning, lota
WHITE ICEN FIRED Oft.
while a party i ( wbll men from Oreen?
?rood wer? returning from Ptoanls to?
nii?iit, they were Bred oa from ambush,
and to, .1. I
a Mr. Iflller w< re badly
v. at a ' '. Bttx km m' . five mili a
from hers Dra Qobb and Nell ar,- with
them and ars sttendlng t?< th.ir wo
it i- said that when John R Tolb rl bob
ibol bo had with him a body of armed
n? Kf"? s. who opened lire on the whits
men, wounding ono. it it? not kno vn bi re
whether any of the m groes .\> oll 01
BRAID itoi ML AMU 9 t'll.rTr.it.
Till?, lloilv Moots Willi n Full Atlrnd
inii'i' liitei.-Mlii?- Feature?.
Ths Qimnd ?Royal Arch ?Chapter <f vir
: m its nin ity-flrsl i-'t m?!
annual ? \ ? itlon at tl, tot ?__ '1 __
pie last night al s ?>'slock. All of the
grand ofDcon were prooent, with "?
.-.??tion. ?.ml then was a very full attend?
,,i r?pi< - otottvi * from the bi veral
llnate choj
The address of ths Orand High Prieot,
\i it-Excellent B. Louts Ide, o is full >?f
1111 ? re- -1 to ; ' ond a
with mu? h enthu il ?. n b. tin compon?
oua Aftei lbs revi ral n ports were i oh
mltted by other grand offlcers and com?
mltti I ' h nd High l'ii? al ano i
the following tandlni commttti - - tor th?
. nsulag yew
(?n Work Excellent-Companions W. .T.
Hubard, .1. E. ? i mder, B, L, <iuy, __, T.
Bi ?dy. ('. <'. Beir*. an.i j. if. ?'? ntry.
On Flo ?ii? ? - Excellent-Companions .1. V.
i: dgo i F ? Ebel, and I. T. Christian.
< m i '.a r> apondi r.. ii i; - - -
ions i' \- Nl sbltt, A. H. Coin m y, I
i Bloomberg.
?m 8tewordo' Deportmenl Ex? illent?
. i,?p. ol. ! - i. ?'- ..althall, W. M. Wil
liams, snd R. H M Hutu -.?n.
i-A? ? ];? iit-fompaiii'iii Vf. J. Hubard, of
[_ynohburg, was appointed _i md lecturer,
ond .lam.-.-, ! :. Alexander, of Alexandria,
ii,. Qrand Chapter -., : until
vening at <"> o'cl
mltte? of the whole will omet this morn
ing ?t m ,,-. lock Por oom Id? ratl
Important matters concerning tbe
-,-,, Mar- of the croft.
l'lclorliil I'n.tiil-I nrdM.
(New fork Evening Poi I ?
The private maUlng ? srd is a good thin
for boi h ' ?n-m ond the cltls? n.
its ose -o preference to the ordin?r, pos
? - :?? the ! ' ?i? ral
Tr? astiry, I?, cm..- tbe l'ost-Otti? .- I'.p.ni
_. . - i r.i (or m_cO i le:?
without any deduction for th>- ?,, t of
m nul irture. On tbe other band, the
individual enjoys a freedom never b
-laut?'.!, win? h will provi ? art u con
venience In iiiiiti> ways, line ,,t tbs moot
. ,i,i. t- nun ol travel in _*uror?
idays to th?- home frtends ol ih.
the growth m i.i?-iit years ot
ths custom by which he can Bend thera
mailing carda that b?_ar picturea of ths
-c-i'-iv and the most ootobls bulld
Inge in the ?regions through which he
|,.-.. v,~,k \.\ ?reek. A series of auch
man. .1 ?UI lag ii lour up the Rhine
or acrooo Bwltsertand makes a collection
v\.ll worth hairing. Doubtleos ore shall
soon s.-.- in this country cards with views
of th?- Cat ?kills, the Adlrondacks, the
Whit? and ??i en M? uniatnu. and other
picturesque regions thr?>ii?_b<uit the
Cnltcd Btatea These cards ought to be
, am? popular with people In the country
wh<> hnv. attractive sites which the)
would recommend t<> th?? ?umm?-i board
er, SBd In other ?rays th.lr militar?an ad
vantage? will prove mxnv and great.
ri) ABOLISH WAR.
I__S_-A*I I. *tk-?t MSdBTSn_T wii.i.
RK*,DKR IT PROHiniTORI.
1 MOST WONDERFUL INTENTION.
'.Icctrlrnl Triiii?nii..i?n Tt'llhonl
AVIre? M?id?-1 et Ship Operated by
. ?ln-_.netle Wire? from ??hor??'? onld
( ouirol n lliilloon the |_MM War.
(Sew York Sun, 8th.)
Nikola Teals?, who?? oilginai dlscove
rlm ?n electrical ?sclenca dnrtag Use last
t?-n years have plac?d htrn la th? fore
iiks of seien?-?, hiid wh?.s.? app'.i
ations of hla dlaWOrefloO have m_?i_ Iilm
rf-a-'ignlz???! us one of the world's gTeat?.st
uiv'-i iocs, makes pubBe t ?-day his )_.t>.-st
tteoovery and Invention, which bg be
lieves Is al.-'i his fjTt-uteHL un?.. In brief,
Mr. T. sla believes that this invention
will not only answer many useful pur
i?..s..s in ordtnary Ufa, but thai it srauM
link.? wir s?, terrible, aa well
pensive, us to make it prohibitory, and
thus t?i assura ?peaao betareen ail the
Mr. 'J ll invention consists ?.?I
Inatlon hi bis de* li ?.-? for ?pro?
during and proje 'tin* into the air c?r
rente of ?-I?-? trielty .u enormous voltages
which will ?reach out for many miles, und
.i means for ?using electric wavea thus
?i for controlling the driving,
iteertng, and other machinery of o
moving body. B) Bttlns out a rt
balloon, ??r a wavun witii bis ap?ela! me?
levl '. la cm ? ontrol
their movements on land .?r sea or In the
air by the projection with? i
. an- nl riclty to grea
if ?l.siial'l.? th it ?such a '- i
quantities ot exj
levfcee.
r al the distent ?point can din el
aplode them it s ill.
The Ide i of l itlon ?came to Mr.
be b ta non r loot
not until th
war- with Spain s 11 r r ?1 Inn?.
ti lotism for Mr. Ti ala la Am 11
?an to the ?backbon? that the
took ?i? tinife form and .hap? Then tba
ldea completely ?possi- ?.?,I him ai
iiim i ? real until the pi?<' I? m ?area work???!
oui ?r? Its - ntirety.
"Y. u.-. ?ago," said Mr. T? i la, in ex
plaining what led i" Mi .entlon,
; bat 'ii'? huma
Ism w...- but a tbermoH lectrii n
- : g
Impn ilona a hlch ?same t?? it through
i im of ?tbe eye. tbe <
the ?palate, ? r tbi touch Light laiis upon
the retin ?. i ?would a'gue, end
an lnij'i emlon te i nerves, ind
Hi? -? transmit a ?signal to i
il.?? m?-? ban) m I u I r back, whicb set*
?a m.,i Ion ?. rtain mui ?" rhaps,
?end? signal? further adong. Could 1 but
?make a mat nine a I receive
: : my ?
my oth? r oi then i could
make it d?> anything which l wlahed al
If It \a?-i b?eing whicb
could reason a i w< II
THE WORKING! Ml ?DEL,
That ?s ?what Mr T<
in doing. In hla laboratoi,- i-i v.
aton atreel e a orklng model ?>i
l wh.'s?- every movemenl Mr. T?eala
can contr.'i by th?- simi/!-? turning ol a
? rank in ?another ?part of the ?room witfc
no otiiei conni '.?.ti betwi an him and tiu
?than ?thai formed b* the atmoa
.?II of the wooden R-oor. .1 on?
turn of ?he crank the ves icrew be
gins t?? rev?0lve, her rudder -v.?iiks unti
it la In whatever i?? ittion Mr. T? i d?
n?l ?then wT h ;i'ioth.?r t?y .
rudder rematiia mted while th? - *
drives avray. Another touch and ?h<
rudder move* either way, Util. much
?as desirej. ?md at the will of th- op? ral >i
?signal iixiits Hash out from ataffi on th?
vessel to tell just what position the ru.i
der is in. A Rrofn light tells lb
to ?port, a ?red light tb it it ?is a?si
ia ?flash ??i r? .1 ?and ?green togethei
? ue word th ,t it is amldshlp. Th?
lampa remain dark un - -- theii algna
warning is ordered by the .?i?. ? toi
touch, or th? i Ba eond ot re
main ?glowing, just ?as is desired, Al an
other ton? n a white light forwsrd ?glowi
or fiaih?'.-:, ,n m,a, ; deetred, wlthov
Interfering in say way with the othe:
op-eratlens, ?and this la used by Mr, T< ih
t.. ?signify that a ?giant charge of nun
cotton i ??? h i?t ? '.- ',! or > aplod? -i. o
th ?i anv ? tia.-i- op? ration thai m
ii'-.-.led has ;.? i, p rl in.? I. Whea, wltl
Mr. Teeta' guldlni ?,, belp
Ks into the Intel lor of tbe t-foo
, bow tbeae opera
t:?,ns and the stopping of th. machiner
or regulation of its ?peed to either o
three degieea of :->t?- ?i are produced, II I
al on?.', ?apparent that there i* ?a
ti.n which goea on aboard th?
warship or merchant vaseel, in s Tort <?
workahop. where automatic machine
could replace the ?hand "f ?man tb I
nol be controlled by the m iat? r band a
the ti. vlth aa much ceirain?
and ni? i don aa ?f that hand \a.
: ,.? : thi -. - - I, and In
with a master n Th? r
i n tbou
?sand ? ?.' ! .iIons t" be d m? , and .11 woul
b under the entire control of the <
t'?r miles away, M aa the ?,u it
? our _i- at -hips, b;
tin? touching of a mechantam so frai
thai ii bfak- like g !
the men aboard a modern warship tun
an i handle her enori -
ng ol a key or turning tit
.k.
Air, srtb, ??r wa?? r la all
to make ih? , onn? tion b< I s
and ?the moving m? nanism, i e
on, " r whatevi
?some of these minht be done sway wli
under certain clrcum in th
model wblcb Mr. Testa has tbe ?powi
wbli h controla ?the ?moving m? i hanisi
licit.?. . and Mr. T? lia
he can a? :
awai ? - ible ti,
tor to k, > \i watch el i
- ii"t n? cess in to u el? ? trlcltj
even to exercise such ?control. With d<
bleb .my ? sp rt m
make tti>- ?same control ?could :
11-, _ by ?the noti i ol a a hletle, or b
in- ans which would produce mi i
: jrable vlbi I !l< ctriclty Is, boa
ever, the ne,
. control o hlnery wlthl
mtrolled obj? ? I
although ?beyond tb<
Ir, .?r any oth,
of pow? - used. In th
mod? i \? ?seel Mr. Tesla uses a combln
tion ol
luce the The use ??
?rev? but a minoi
mechai ntroll?
and d 'J Jl1'"
, ill id yon at wll
? explosives a
. rator ml) . aad i ?et i
?m . arth.
POSSIBIL- I'll:.-*.
The poasibilltles of ?the new Invent.?
I by Mr. Teal
application tor a ?pat? i.i. a
a util? s at w
on .July 1st :
Th.? ?Invention winch I have describ?
win prove useful m many waya V?
or vebli kind ?maj I
. ? . a-, or plloi
or the Uke, or for u ?rylng lett? ?re, pa i
i .? it alona, Inati
m i rials of any de? :
, ommunli ai : ?n wli h In ?
regions ami exploring tbe condlUona i
luting in tbe ?same, f??r killing or ?..?i
turing whalea or other animals of tl
. ,i for ?mai I? atlflc, ? ?ng
. ,? con
my Inventloa wl
r- ?ull from It? efl i warfare an
u i mam? nts; for, bj reu ?on ol Iti
and unUmtt? ?1 ?! t: It Wl
lead t.? brin? ?about snd maintain pe
man.?in p?
It was wh?u Cervera's ?fleet took rtfiu
m ?Santiago harbor that the Invent.?
1 form In Mr T?eSla's mind. A
?moai i-. inspiration, he -ays, ?the tin:
i..,,,, _ itself Into .? ? ??mi,i.-t,- ?s b
bod) in?; In the compl? t? d? a I?
,,? numb? r ol iu-j ?
and Inventions, ?and the a cepted ?sdem
ol the ?wot Id.
"I was prepared, laid Mi '?
t. rdsy, "to go I" H ?i.m ?... th? n
make SUCh B demonstration i^ ?,
have astounded the world ?and have m ,?
it Impossible for an inti-?lgent man id
? ?.?\. r_ to ?bave ?stood out f'jr a di
after be ?aw what couM ?be done, it wi
not my ?Wee to km any one, but ?to - i
word to I'.-rvi.i that ?kl u certain tim
despite -ll he minbt >!?> t., ?prevent
.?ii,, produce auch
affect right uud? r th?- ?gang of ?the fli
and fortiflcatlona and within liie ?barb
!is ?ould if otlia-rwl-. dirt??,.i hav, d
atroyed ht? ?entire ti?-? I os ?the tojwn
proposed to ?seed ?i submerged ?. ?seel In
the harbor curryiUK. perhaps. 10.mm ?noun
<>f wet auncotton. and nxidode it. N?, I
lelllgenl ?coaMaaader, ?knoeriag that l
? netnv had at -oniimui'l such forci
?A.?uld be Juntlfled In hoIdlnK out for
,lav ?fi-rward. I mas delayed for a f>
days In getting ready to explain and ?le
monstrat. what I could do to President
McKinley, and then Orvera's fleet ma?le
the attempt to ?cap?? and was destroyed
!?v Admiral Sampson* fleet. With victory
already on our side, I derided to do no
thing more at that time, but I w.-nt oa
and completed _y arrangerm-nts for the
making of ?uch a, demon, tratlon at Ha
Imna. In ?-tine we had to tak. that ? Ity.
Fortunately lor the ??.uiitry. WO were
saved frum having to lak. Habana, and
so tho necessity for the demonstration
I."
NAVIK8 RENDERED FSE LESS.
Mr. Tenia rteflorfq that almost every
part of the worklag de lioso for putting
afloat a Boot Of automatic vessel? of war
can b. bought In th? markets, and thai
In the ?'?ne of o war, for Instance, be
tWOon France and England or any of the
<?th..-r great Powers, it would tala bul a
few days or weeks, for any of these na
tions to have ready quantities of englaes
of war that would make the ?-uns and
armor of the War fleets BOO-SOS for offene?
and ?lef-iic... ? ?n.- fast, unarm?.r> <l VSS sL
uithout a gun aboard her, but suppii.<i
With a tle.-t of little vess-ela who*,- m??v?
manta could he controlled by sn oporatoe
aboard of the big vessel, oould deatrey
ti,- fl? ? t of _Jij enemy without ever ?"in
nig anywhere within th" range of a?iy
of the destructive engines of preoeni war
fare, ??r could Bend vast quantities Of ? x
plosives Into s ?hostile harbor where their
sxploetoaa ?rould be stmosl ss destructive
as an earthquake. Buch are the visions
which Mr. Tesla sees of the pos?lbllitics
of his invention, and these be believes
would ?usar.- a aniversol ?
II arar ? am- || won.,I b_ o war with
ma.-hin?-** on none of which was then .1
ni.m. His moving automaton, could be
n?_..i". if ,-.? ?ded, i . .?is? borge at tho win
?if the operator, h.initis. . .-viiiwii. torpe?
does, ur any other a ?
With o tl' ' of auch little veeoetfl directed
rr??m on?- voaoel, ooi h would answer t?>
the signals meant, for tt rUOM, and it
would bo Impooolbls tor th? snemy to
control oar of them, becoo s each would
i"- attuned r only to certain At -
Balte electrical t-tbrations, which oould
b? known only t?> th- proper operator.
An .nit. nipt to Inter.? with their opera?
tlon nrould i"- itk- the attempt
f i i.'?rular to find I : of a
ock.
in hla a| plication I I ICr, Ti s
ribea ths v irlous ways which
tofore used to control such mov
ing Bl
broa
differs from all of those systems which
provide for th.ntr-ol of the m-schonlsm
carried by a moving object and govern
ing its motion, in that i require no Int? r
m- Hats wires, cables, or other form o_
leal or mechanical oonnectton wlth
the object, save thi natui i mi dta in
-pac.-, i accomplish, nevertheless, similar
reeults, and In a much mor?- practicable
manner, by producing wavea Impuls a,
liatlona winch are received through
irth, ?rater, ir atmosph?re by BUit
able spparatua on the moving body, und
liona, .-*?> long as H?
-ins within the active region
elective range ol su- h c?rrente, ?ravi a,
Impuls? i, or radiations, Th.ae actions ne?
Itated i ha evlcee and
- novel kind. In order t?>
utilize to the best advantage various
rat? h, elth? r through
. . hose of others,
have icen reader?. i practically available.
\ A.-T AREAS ' "\ BRED.
He then describes s numbei of woya
?rell known to electrlciena, by which an
Ifeci could i-> tranamltted t?? a
- tlon, and
"Bui .-> adopting such moons as l
devised -that Is, .itt.ir by passing
thr.iiKii th?- conducting path curren!
i specially designed lii?h frequency ol?
ternntor; ??r. better still, those dt a
igly charged condenaer, a very hitth
rate i naay be obtained, and the
the Influence thus ex
tended overs vaol area, ond by careta I.
idjusting the circuit on the moving body
to be in oxau t electro-magnetic
aynchronlsm with the primary disturb?
.-.. th,* influence may be utltlsed ot
\ast. dlataac? a."
Ths device which be has adopted f??t- his
model demonetration conelata of evvrentej
of saormoas voltaige, wbloh con be pro
jeoted in waves at the will of the opera
tor by the turning dt a litti?- crank. Two
waves bo forth ai sack half turn.
thi *e i- liks that Of the v
p. luc? i by th.; voice In o telo
ne, < in tbe little vessel to be coa?
i. lied Is s broken electrical circuit, '
particles "f s metallic oxide being at th?
t oint of s?paration, a current is always
endeavoring to ptus through these, but
The magnetic waves produced by
the operotor brtns together by magnetic
don th iv'- which tin* hav?
power '" conduct an electric current.
u h< -i m.- oi. rator i ada out hla sign il,
this carrent is nabled to poos through
ih- oxl le, bi ! di j *'?. bringing down ui
opon a magnet, with tho Bret
, lockwork starts
and prepei I he ma? hlnery of the
in. other I?
trie cli
\ etic v - the arma
and the vessel'a mad
i.. gins to ni' v Then, by ape? ?
In alona of Impuls? | from
the operator are mods to operati
ind every part of ths machinery in the
! ,,t the will of the operator.
Among tbe new th ? by Mr
, in ? arrylng oui bis purposes is on
lor for .baking up the mi taille oxide
I of e ii h i" : - to break it:
n livitv. and a oew way < t making
, . asure us uniformity of
iltton and site of bs grains, A -.
bull? Hft, i- the n inn? r des. rlbed could
be msde to d ve or rise ol will, and could
,?. ,, irt, and k.-pt out of
?. if it were desired to
h her pv-i'ss. and still have !? r
under water, ' l!'1 '"' d< t< r
.,- rod poking up above
night by
Bashes of light made up lato the air at
the will "f the i |
OLOl < i>i tu.?t?An.
Innnly Voles for ??uliscrlptton Ile
| ond lloiilit.
OLtoCE-TTER, VA.. November t.?fSy.r
; ,1 i The ? '"H railroad vote, with one
ur from, is uai. This re
maining proclnet win give about " tot
,,,,s?-i;i i bo I dlroiid wins beyond
DEAD 11 -\n M THF. THHOTTI.K.
Iliiulneer lion??- I ? I .-?* lit Ills I'oat on
Mot in_r Train.
Kansas CITY, HO., November 8?
while ths foot raflrltgorator train <>n the
, - _ titon rood wot spoodlnB to?
: t st of here, l.i-1
evi oing, Engin? r EUchord A.n.
at?, his hand gruoatng the
thrott ined r<s tix.?-d straight
a the 1 and o pi aceful
,.? ?, D .lohn Y.irndeil, who
i. ,,i been busy for a few minutes In thi
er, walked Into the cab, oontlaulni
r-g, and it was not until he Bpokl
r n- discovered that hti
dead.
The train was stopped. tvi" r?malt
eh to th<
Irai an Incominsi trota
The ,- tuse of death Is ooi known. 11
came hi re from Poorest, Ill
Items of Interest.
? r rn-ri.-ar:)
Montreal hi reatorlng ?;* Nelson mnnu
1'.? ri haven, at the nvauth of Hantry Bag
Ireland, Is i??-m_- converted lato a form:?!
While too energetically coaming her hah
th?- other day a Loaatvllla (Ky.i wosaaa
bar ??liar bone.
a faiaoni muslciaa Bays thai to ror.ent
-r tho *_?<-rmans __deretond museo, 11 ? ? i
. nt. of tho Ft?-n?.h, and . per ?-. t?t. .?!
A 1 asrsull is still going on in ths St. Pa
I courta b ?n? i?. it i- .-tat ,i, v..,
haqilll ii" leas than IBS v.-;irs uk'i! Th?
, rns lar?-,' tracts of land.
Tarring and teothorh-g woo oaa
ment for theft it is i i.?i to b
found In the statutes ??f both Bnglan?
and Fran?-.- about the time of the Cru
-
A bill-posting machine, which sticks
billa ,.n w.iii*, toon * high a*1 flfty foot
without the use of a ladder or ?poste pot
is .?.linn successful work in Eovopa
An Boglleb physician relatas in th
Journal of t'ompaiat ive I'athology tha
of tu-?- hundred -logs t?> a hem he sdnUa
i ,t, red ? hlorof >i n onto one died, jh-i tag
.m aged, fat l.ug."
A I'roilinl.l.- I'riipo.itloM.
Id l'lailid'-aleri
"Y.-?, he made a lot of money out o
ins 'Foot-boll Players' PrlendV "
"What in T.ph.t is that
"A hair tonic."
HI? PACK (Ml*. I II 1*1 STOSK.
I uuarml IiUiliK tion Acenrdrd Mr.
Ov?en Kell>- m 90W r?iili?Mi(l'?r>.
ll.altln.ore Sun.)
Mr. Owen Kelly, whose home Is on the
Fall? road, enjoys the doubtful honor of
having his likeness entr?t in th" granit?
entrance to the n? w p? ultcntlary bullil
lni{. Mr. Keily formerly owned I
of ground, which ho sold i?? the ?'.
<?f ih? penitentiary. When they were a? -
?liilrliiR property for ?the location of ?he
new bulldm?*. He was greatly |D|
In the ere?tlon of th?? b-Tldlngs, and ?spent
much o. his time in th? vl, laity talking
with the workmen ami constituting hlm
self a ..?it of Independent aupertntendent.
Sotaa fi-w smoke ;?k<> a stone-carver be
gan ? utting ornamental designa in the
granit" aren, which forms the entrance on
Forrest stp??t to ?the sdmlnlstrsUon bui'.d
ing. The architects design ? ailed for the
fa? a <?Y two men on th>> Inside of th?? an h.
< ?u.. face depicts a prisoner entering *the
Institution. Th<- face ?wears a ma
and the ?lownci.-t , v> Bg ak pin Inly ?if
the fSettngS of a man who 1? about to be
shut out. trom the world t<? pay the penal
ty of u crime ?against ?the laws of the
State.
Opposite this face lg ?carved the fa-ce "?
a prisoner who has expiated his criin?-.
and is leaving the prison. Hla fa?
smoothly ?haven, and th? artist has su?
?a ?J "fairly well in ?giving the face an
expression <?f happln? m and aatlsfsctlou
ever his releona
?Outside the ?areh ?the architect ?provided
f?r th" ?Carving of two satyrs. ?One of
these can be plainly ?seen In th? st?>n??.
but on the other side bat is ?said
t?, be an excellent likened?- of Mi Kelly.
The story ?foes that Mr. Kelly waaataad?
ing at the arch watching the carver si
work. and. when ?be WOS about tO begin
work "ii the last 'face Mr. ?Kelly Utkei
why his likeness could nol be ?carved In
the" ?atona Any tact would do for
carver and bs ?readily consented to iix
th?; llkeneea ot Mr. Kelly there Indelibly.
He ?thereupon set t<? wrk with chl
and hammer, and in a compar?t!?
ihort tune Mr. Kelly' face appeal
?tone, ?and there it probably a-ul resaals
so long as the building stands.
V Lift Mna-rlng look, mid a Tear.
(F.ir the l?i-p it ft >
Words are transmitt?rs of thought. It Is
I ii I.
Hut ?few WOTdC ar" n?Md<__! 'tw?-?n
frl? nds thai ar.? BOdr;
Amt g World ?full of meaning Is1 of!?-n
rnnv
In a List lingering look and a tear.
WTsea laddies and lasses sometime? have
to part.
To all who're thus Buffered 'tis clear.
That ?tbe Vivid r? mcmbr.itu'O enshrined
in the heart,
Is u last llnRering look and a t?iar.
Wh??n our brava -"oldl^r boys are mus
ter. ,1 t?, !? iv??.
And we all ?gather 'round to ?bb-Sg and
to ?T-beer,
The tendereet tribute of stl they receive
Is a ISSt Itntjt l-Ug ?lOok and t. ir.
When we have ?met to lake Ua.rO of some
friend
Some trusted one, tried OUS, and dear
N'., won!? Can ?sxpiesg tha larewell we
append,
in a last, lingering ?look ?and a tear.
Wh^n loved ones are wafted to "regions
up there,"
And ?sorrowing, sobWns; friends bend
o'er tha Mar,
Ohl the ?tore that's ?iiprsastea, the ___
?gulsh, despair,
In a last, lingering look and n tear.
W. BAM. BURNUBT.
The Hero of To-Dny.
(ci. v? i ami ?Ptaladeeler.)
Ilonaperte at Austerllts,
Nelson si the Nile,
Cyrus m J? ?rus il? m
Etherldan'a las! mile;
Dewey at Mentis town?
; nl,ires ar.? th? I list? d
By the chap who bravely makes
A touchdown unaesteted!
111. Mil1?.
imowN'.~i?i??,i, .u ni", o Mock r. IL,
November ?I, 1>M, al his ?real, oce, No, ?SU
?Balnhridge atree?t, Maacbebtar. w. K.
BRI ?\v.\; ag? ?i M v ?aiUi
Kun.rai ?announc imenl later.
TH?MAS.-Died. Tu? -'?'V, N?nvmber 8,
ivs. at 1 11 P. M . WILLIAM ROBERT
tu? ?mas, lu th?? ?tsth year ??f his ?aga
Funeral win ?take pla? ? at the < ?
Str? ? t Baptll t t '? ' : U le Till LSI ?AT,
November 10th, al I o'clock P. M. F,
and acqualntaaees of ?th? family i
to attend.
William M. ( ?lull.
ii?? ha; ?sagged ?awn**! ?be has cone t?
?that unknown w?,r!?t from WhOOS b?,uni?
bo travellee has ever yet returned, N<
?more shall we bear thai ?olear, otarion
Ivor rotoe. who a ? ? ii??? -, ont bi.ir?i b
the flush of t ?i? nsio debal .? r i
forgotten; ?so mat? i in tro bear thal
plendid sarcasm, which ??.it Ska ?the ?sol'
tnitar of Baladin I Be was g ?-umaranbli
man. In the opialOU Of tli?' waiter, b?
i.oi no auperlor saywhere. As a tawyei
he was the ha? si common law pleader I
have ? ver known; as g draftsman 01
b_ long ?lllica attain.?
a reputatkm aeeond t?; non??; an u Jurj
?advocate for on r titty yean he has ?gaatli
h? Id the lirst place in Virginia. As ?
lOglclSn ?big .-'-! wa?; SO ftl?_T and H,
?perfect, ?and hi? ?meaning so pjuin. tha
If --"?i admitted ins premises tho coacta
sion in iii- ?favor ??s _n< ritab-la i km??.?
of no living man ex?? pt Mr. Mayo \t
Haseltlne, ?of the New Torh ?Sun. ?Use ?hat?
a. i ? na .?i l ?the late e-i. hi-at? ?
Lord Chancellor Lyadhurat, of England
with wh??m 1 con empare his Intmltabli
style. ii? ?tared absolotsly nothing fo
mon.-y, but delighted1 in ?the gla .
.? ntests of th?- ?bar, Patttlea (ana trot
I ? tide the I - who under
?took ??? ?bava a ?public dlacussloa with blm
was always with b.i.i , -a.?l.uy 000 M
ration; ?the taw was his true ?tailing, am
aell he knew ?t. ?Prior to tin- war be
nioii. be ha
often toi?j ma thai big averase r?tarly in
come was ui.t??t, w?hlch area great lor
country lawyer, ?aven In those tlmei
Gtreat as an orator, vi ? t as a lawyei
i ? n ? I one quellte which wa
greater still, and that w,is a ?heart .
kind, so ?generous so ?an alSsb that i
hi ?l tb? lustre of love _| on all h
and class?? at human tiutiir? with v, h.?i
be ?ame m ?contact Many a noble, man
an unselil?h, many a ?geaofU-HI I
beep shed ?over ?hla aatlaaely i"--s. in
writer was his law ?parlai
be v. is the friend of my youth, tl
of m? maturer : i ?breed bii
aril h a love that wa-i pur?.- and ?anaelflal
Th.- world is better that such a mm ha
lived Adas! Alts', n?,w that h.?
n bend th? bow of I
'?a- ?green ?gram a? ?bleb ?so ?n will ?.a
i,is grave be but the emblem ??f th.? pur
?,?i beaut-sous ?Ufe to which be bas i
?aftedl May ?Sod b* wttS hotel tin
? ; ?i Mesa this noble, t ; _j bum
V a ?il.lim.? and Mmple faith of lilm wh?
? lad m an humble i s _:ari>. taagl
?by ?the waysi.ie iri ?Qalllee and Ju?i?;
sorely will save ?o noble a s?ml
His name Is embalmed ?With lova In ti
hearts of those a mom* whom he Hved
CAMM PAT. i
Bunny-ride ?Place, Buckingham
\' i., N iveinb-'i 7. lv.?\
(.It MS ASH COTTON i:\i || \\(.|:.
?Rl-ahmend, Va., Novenaber 8, is?*.
Quotation?: Wh*?_X?Longb^n-y, oi t
Tie; aalsed, ?so to Tic; ahon_?t*rj
71?-., No. 2 ?red, 71c. Corn Virginia whit?
ba* lots, *?? .; So. 2 White, t*k\; Su.
white. Ul-tc; N?>. - mixed, 12? 1-.',-, X.
3 mixed, i'"-. ?'its->N.,. 2 mix??i, toe.; N<
:i mixed. _s to _81?_c.; wlntei I
Mo, Rye*-M to Ma
RKHMOM) TOHMCO MIKKKT.
Richmond N'a.. .N'ovmbtT 8, 1__#_.
'"rlvate ?ales to-day were es f?,l!o?A
Wrappers, 1 bogaheaid; fillers. t_ ho,-,
heads; leaf (dark,. :? hrigvh-rartai
(dark), * hogshead?; sa taps, i ho_?hea?
Turn number <>f iMgsheads sohl duritt
the ?lay. <*
I'nited .Siat?-s int?r?i il-r? vi-nue rolle?
tion? for the <-ity of Khhmond. Va., t?
?lay were: Ti-baeco, I1.M4.T.; cigar
jUn. Total, ?Sir. ~<\
< ,ibr,?oS's. Sho?-koe, and Alleghai;
?rarehowea re?port to-?1ay: He? eipt?,
h?'H#h?**ds; deliveries. Id hognheu.ls.
Sale? of new dart tobacco t , i,.- wei
pounds- highest price. 17: Bho-koe ^>ir?
hoii?,-. 9,14% poiind?--highest price. f7._?.
Total numher of pounds sold during thO
unds highest price. 91.2b.
?*-___?.
?KM it |_ MIHKKT?.
LIVERPOOL ?'"TTON MAILKET.
LIVERPOOL, N?sve_f_b_r ?. ?1 P. M ?
Fotton >'i"?r in fair demand; pnces firm
Ain-ii. an middling, Sd. Th? -'
the day balee, of whb-h l.TW
were for speculation and export, and In
clude ll.aoo American. K ? ?pi *. Il.W
l..?|. ?. Includlm :;.'. >?') Americans
Futures .;? n.-.i ?pilet, with a mod?r?t?
?i"m 'tni. and _m< rtcon
middling, low mi.t'llliur clause, November,
l'u_C?-64d.. s. llcrs: November and
( ? Diber
and Januao". . llora; Junaiuy
and Pebr ? . sellers; February
and March, .*.?-?> tii 2 ?SI ??Md.. Ouyero;
March art?! April, : '.1 -'-.'-/- i._-''.4?l.. s?*llers;
April and May. _ iv.'-?i,i . buyerw; May u??l
June, ..,.;- ?<!. sellers; June and July.
:' ' ',-? ?,i".,i buy? i tnd August, "..!.'<_?
S 01-61.1., seilet-; August and September,
NAVAL-STORB MABKKTS.
WILMINGTON \ ?'.. November kei
ts of Turpentine -Steady at 13 l-MM
' ;'.-_
?In Dull at 11 .iy?'.|I. 10; receipts. 133
b?rrela
Crude T ??ulet at $1..", fl.10,
and ll '.?"; r?-c.-lpts. b< im
Tar Steady at 11.15; receipts, in barrels.
CIIAKLKSTON s ?-.. ,\.H.i?ii.,r Mm
Firm; - lies, none; .is., boa
Rootn Qui t and unchanged; sileo,
?lone.
savannah, ? : \ . November 8.-Spirits
of Tui al ?i??-?lna:
I 191 cooks; recelpta _ _
R hi l'irin: * -., barrels; r?*
, 4,796 bat A, B, C ?ml
L>. fi: K '. y i 'i. n aft: ii. ii.?:
I. .11"; K, $1 15; M. 11.85: N, ?IT"?: wln
. watei white, *'_..-?
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA., NovombOt _.?
at F?C for
?good lots.
PETERSBURG I'KAM'T MAUKKT.
PETERSBURG, VA., Novejiiber 9m
lui.) Virginia peanuts firm at _l-i?
? to fancy; new ,sp?_iilsn
tirni a
PETERSBURG _CCO MMIKKV.
PETERSBUR I, VA . NOV< ml?-r _.
Miir
K? firm at the following quotations:
Common to medium lug*, II.??) to 12.j0;
o tin?' I'h-s. $-' ."?? to ."?; p?H?r short
fair ,o good short leaf.
$' to tl: medium to good wrup rs. Ja ?i
$10; _-...,i to fine wrappers. $'._..?) to It"*:
medium to good shipping. JS to $1.; good
t.? fine shipping, m t,> ji?;.
DANVILLE TOBACXX) MMIKKT.
, ' \\\ ii.i ! : November ft. -?>pr-.-i.ii.)-.
Th?- quotations ?>f tlie lo??_e tob?ceo mar?
ket ;.?? ; V. K.-iiicy. $_.V?i?|_il; gOO?L
-: medium jr..?t_.',; en.mon, $!_11
II.-,. Filler* i ;-.?!, Ui-i--?, common. *-?'?$..
Cutters?Fancy. |I2<_;IU. .Smoker? . ?i*.;.
Exports <1 _-?.!*/... Nonde-erlpts? tl.5-^-. 11
NORFOLK ri-.ANi.T MAUKKT.
NORFOLK. VA.. N'ov.-mh. iff V -(SpecleJ.)
Peanuts- Fermera* market quiet.
Ne?, stork beginning to come it-, has d? .
presa imewhat. \'ir.tinla's sol?!
ss follows Poney, t%c.\ strictly prrtn?\
'.!"/-',? .; prime, l\Ottc. roinme-n nuts,
, told at I-', to -0>\ bushel.
SUFFOLK !I:aM'T MAUKKT.
SUFFOLK, VA. N?.\ einher S.-(Hpe-l ?1 1
Hand-nicked, fancy i1-?-: extra, MM.I
Virginia shelled, No, 1, M%p.; No. 2. -*-*:.}
Spanish shelled, No, I, 4%e.\ fp.rm.r***
atock, fancy, :,' . ; prime, _" * to .?-.; farm?
ere* Spanish, rt to He, bushel.
pi ip ll mmmmmmmm m il 11 ?SOapeS?BBBI
iiuiu:: urT____U-____M8_h
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOV. ., 19*.
?.un iis.-s .? i:, HIGH 'rii'i:
' . ig.!? '.
Moon i. ee ._:10 Kvenln?. l
i ?rt of Richmond! Nov. ?, is*.
AHHIVKU
Bti s mer Pocabontas, Gravea, Norfolk,
merci indise and iiassengers; Virgin!^
ti m ?'ompan*,
Standard, Godfrey, New York,
sei .o Iron; Tn leg ? lompany.
Schoonei Mary ?hits, Maker. Char?,
ton, phosphats rock; Virginia-Carolina
? !h< mleal . 'omoany.
? Catherine, Brady, PerryvUle,
coal; B, P. Murphy A Sou.
S Ml.Ki?
Bluefli Id, 6o_ !? >, Ni w V'iik,
merch nah a; I ?Id I ro?alo?
Ion Bti im
PORT 0? NKWl". IRT Nl'.U'S, NOV. 8tll.
(By tslegraph.)
ARRIVED.
-i- r Han.-hoi. ?lalveotoa,
.. Mobile.
Itarge Volunteer, New !->n<l?__
Barge Delaware, ... w ? <>r__.
i '-..i _.- in i\ an, i '?
Borge Westen, Provideneo.
HAI I.i 1?.
Bti ami r Glei coo, Norfolk.
Od I Ivrponl.
St? m- r I.. Orand - ?. Black
Island.
I ? I. T? on? -. . I'.oston.
-lork
I;, i
PORT OF B-BUfUDA Ill-.NDHED, VA^
NOVEMBER I? l?fiS.
(Hy telegraph.)
SAH.111?.
8<___>onor Baoutflaha, Howker, lumbers
Neu Tork.
Barge Maggie lioiiablson. rwn_J<__-?n,
lumia i-, city Point
I'OKT Of WBBX l'oivr, NOV. i, UM,
(Hy tSOSSBfi . n.)
AHUiVKl).
Steamship AocoOBOOk, Thompson. Nor
folk; passengers oad general larg?..
SAI KM?.
.*- mshlp A((?)inack. Thompson, _.or
folk: pSMBOSSjare Bad _en?-r?il cargo.
riMMIM..
MONEY TO LOAN.
I HAVE MONEI ALWAT8 ON HA*n_
to i. ad .?n re ?i >-s! I
!. D. CARNEAk
no S-tf N leet
WE WANT TO BUY
CITY i)V RICH/IONO IfONDS-^
S Per Cents., 6 Her Cents, and S
Per Cents. I nos. Branch ?& Co.
_ 'la. - IW)
MONK Y TO LOAN.
WE BUT OR l."AN MONET ON I>P"
UNUUENT ACCOUNT?. Address <*ON?
TINENTAL HAW AND i <.?.LKTTION
( '?MI'A.NV. Or .':?.e-, \ . no 1-lW
CONTINENTAL TOBACCO C0~?
Preferred and Common Sto<k,
IVHIN l-M H?, DrAJ r l>. A.VI> t'A?.
i;iii) i POM M IB-MR.
CHARLES C. EDEY & 50.NS,
Members N. V. Mock KschaMgo.
' Wall S|re^t. \?i? \?,rl? I It).
Corre.|'<.i>'l.'ii.-.' molU it* ?I. no Ott
RICHMOND TRUST
AM?
SAPE DEPOSIT CO.,
Baallirirt (or. Teath ?Nd >i?nn ?t??.
Kit IIMOND, VA,
\.-i. In ALL u?.i ( aparltle?
Maiiuues ICstate., I - u.? Hour), tic.
I1rpo.lt. Reeel.nl _i?l lulcrol \|.
l.mr.t mi lli.il? llMla.i.rs.
FrCSidCDt * * - John ?-kelton Williami
Vim Pr?si(ipnK ' Jame* M# Doole>?
llCe--T._-a.0l5, -c,rank A Davanpiwt;
Sec'yiQdTrets'r, inwyiMdoatdbdi.
* LlKi-Cloltd.
i;. B. A.idlsoii, .to .*?. lioaher,
Wo?. Wut ll.nry, ?. !.. ll_we?
.1 o till 1.. Wii.UUi*. It. -? l-J-.K?-.!-..
? II Dooley. H 1_ (?bvl'i
Krank, A. luverpori jo?et?h K. WllUrd.
8 W. Trovera ?-Liney shc|>*??d.
W. J. Loake, J Wre. Mil !-ndorf.
j W. Ri tl rt. Wm. T. ?,:.?ohr i?,
.'?>hn H. i'?.?? U. i.diu W. ?Urrett,
Jolrn a. Bllett, l_mst Thuliiianii.
K. T. p. My.r.. Hoben l?...nlsen.
Wm. M. I__.i-ll.ton, John S Williams.
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