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Thankful fer the liberal pstrons &c reoei we'd the
attention Of the Public 10 allied to the above 6tock
as the most plcte in the District, large nor
ton Of which has been Manufacture ed specially to
will make IL ell times such ~ IL kept in : we'll
Regulated Establishmenf. Orders for Paper
fully eseeuted, in City or Country. Any ord or
not satisfactory filled, will be Immediately cor.
rested: and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
they can be purchased in tbs District.
TERMS Cash FOB GOODS AND LABOR.
j. MARKRlTER,
No. lS6 7th street,
~ H-fSs edoors above Odd Fellovs' Hail.
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ID Nos. 3I5 aud 3I1,
South corner Penn q avenue and 9th street
SALE OF FCRNITURE. &C AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, Sept ist Al M
O'Clock. We will sell. at our auction rooms ths
Effects of q family lea wing the city. CON nrfsine
Brussels aud Ingram CARPETS
Mating snd OilCloths
Walnut and other Bureaus
Silver plated Pitchers
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Marble top and other Tables
Cooking and other Stoves
Crockery and Glassware
With a variety Of other Furniture. &c
su0 W. l.. WALL Co, Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON i31E STREET EAST, NEAR PENN'A
On TUESDAY, August 18th, a. O'Clock .. m.
shall sell, on the premises, By virtue of deed Of
trust from George W. Hubbard and Clara 5 HIM.
bard, his wife. TO me, bearing date 18th November
1858 and duly recorded in hber N O. T. No AZ
foios s. 10 II and l2 one of the land records for
Washington county, ID. c., Lot No. s. In Souare
945, fronting 10th street ca. I, near Penn Z,
and improved by tive story Frame Rouse with
back building. ~
Terms OF sale One half cash; balance in six aud
twelve months, the purchaser t. give notes bear
ing interest from day OF sale. A deed gwen and a
deed OF trsa taken. All conyeyancing and STAN ps
at the cost of the purchaser. 500 down W men fbe
property 10 knocked of.
And If the terms of sale are not complied with N
hve days after the day Of sale. the trustees re-
serves the right TO resell the property at tbe rsk
and cost of the defsulting purchaser, but adyer
tising three times an some paper pubIisbed in
Washington city, ID. 9. IN
WIN II. BARBOUR. Trustee
an 6-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until tn RSDAY. the 9Th day Of September newt
at he same hour and place A''
By order Of the Trustee.
aug GREEN & WILLIAMS Anc,s
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RY GRLEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneera.

sUTLER SHOP AT CAMPBELL HOSPITAL
together with the adjoining building near the
PARK Hotel, 9TH street, at Public Auction.
above named Building.
Terms cash.
au2qd GREEN WILLIAMS vr..
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The WORKINGMEN' SCONyENTION-Am meet
ing OF the WoTkingmen's Convention was held
IN the Council chamber, City Hall. last eve
ming, tor the purpose of receiving the report of
the delegates to the National Labor Con yen-
ton held in Baltimore on the 10Th instant, the
president Mr.. VIM. r Mclean, in the chair,
ana MI. A. L. Cayis acting secretary pro
tern,
The credentials of Messrs. r. G. Griffin and
Joseph Webb, of the Machnists' and Black
smiths Union, was presented, and they were
admitted to seats as delegates
Mr.. j. q. T.. Whaley presented the report of
MI Emmons and himself as delegates to the
Congress, which comprises the entire proceed
1ngs and the report OF the interview of the
committee with President Johnson
Mr.. Berger moved that the report be referred
10 the executive committee, with instr uctions
to report a. some future meeting such meas
ures as they may see proper for action; car
ried.
Messrs. Berger, Bradbury and Porter were
appointed a committee on finance
Mr. Boron moved a vote of thanks TO the DEL
egates (Messrs. Whaley and Emmonsl to the
Labor Congress for the faithful manner in
which they discharged their duties
MIR. Mitchell offered a resolution which was
adopted, instructing the executive committee
to report such amendments TO the constitution
as may be deemed necessary to secure a large
representation in this Con vention on a numer-
jcal and contributing basis, and to report such
other measures as may be necessary TO secure
thorough organization of the working men
OF the District of Columbia.
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STRAHeB, BUT TRUB-That Warts, Moles.
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
at DIR. Whites Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between
* and 9th streets.
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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pr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneer,.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. No, Iss eyH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN r AND o.
sTREE1S NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY next, the 9th day of September
ID; 1880, at clock p. m. We shall sell, on the
premises: part OF Lot No. >, in Square S97 having
affont OF IS feet 9th street west next 10 psrth
street, and running back "a feet inches 20 an
rooms. '
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, Tor notes bearing interest, aud secured
by deed oftrust on the pre- misses All convey
anclne AND revenue stamps at the cost of the pur-
off,
800 GREEN WILLIAMS. Anc,.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctionssr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRoNTINc ON
sTKEETs .EsT. Ar PUBLIC AucIIoE.
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust, dated February 2.
Is. ct SEQ /, Of the iald records OF washineton
county, the subscriber, as the Trustee thsreln
premises. on MOSDAY, the ID day Of septenbsr
neat, at O'Clock p. m. Lot No. ., in Square Ne.
o depth Of los feet 10 inches
Terms OF ssle: One third cast; balance In sfx ana
twelve months With Interest from the date Of ssle
seer red b. deed Of tIsst on the properts . All
coaseyspeing and stamp ~ IN. cost o. the pur
Of time Of sale.
III the terms cf esie ere not complied win With,
Eve ays frou the day of sale the Trustee
the right 20 re.ei At the riss and cost Of enc pur
eAMtBL pRURY rrustss
&C sDeetkas QRBIh q WILLIAMS, Aact.
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auotio.eers.

THE SIXTH WARD.
By virtue Of deed OF truet 10 the subserfber ds-
TED Dec mber %, lso5, and recorded in Liber n
NO. 10 ioIios %, &C, one Of the land records.
&C, shall oner for rPie- at public suction, on
AICkDAl, the LIST cav Of September. Isss, ct
O'Clock p m, IN Front 81 the premises, Lo q Noe.
dred ans twenty three, a 023 and Loss numbered
nine hundred and ninety six fsec y II the plsn OF
the city OF W sshiDeton.
Terms One third cash; the residue IN and
Il months, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and
bearing interest from day OF sale. A deed given
and q deed Of trust taken TO secure the deferred
payments. All convey ancing and stamps st the
cost OF the purchaser III the terms Of sale are not
complied with with in i've days from the day OF
sale, the trustee reserve the right TO resell the
said property at the risk and cost Of the desulng
purchaser, Oh giving tbr days notice in the I've
ming Star. AsBURY LLOYD Trustae
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HISTORY OF TIE ArLAHrIcTEL
y! by Henry N. Field, ID. u EnsIisH Travelers
and Italian Briganss. vel. Hsrpers Hand Book
Ior Iravsltu In Europe and the East Homes
Without Hands, Illustrated. INSIDE. q Chronicle
Of secession. Felix Holt, the Baniesi. BY George
xiiot. (suisl fRANCK TAILOR.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetiopeer,

GOVERNMENT SALE OF yALUBLK SQUARE
AND BUILDING LOTS In THE CRY or
WASHINGTON, D. Ca AT PUBLIo AUG
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
On TGksDAY, the 10th caS OF October next
1900, We Will sell, 70 the highest bidder, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock M. a. our Auction Room
No. 92o, corner OF 9TH street west and ID street
north, the following named property belonging 20
the Government of the United States, viz
55l.
Lots nunbered2,s 4, and s, in square No 6I2.
Lot numbered IS, In Square south Of No 667
Lots numbered and 2, IN eQuxre No 6Si
Lot numbered Is, in Square No. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, Is. and II, in Square No LID
Lot numbered 10. in Square No l,1S1.
This square has recently been eubdi vided and
laid out In lets, and will be sold in lots according
TO that survey. which viii be shown on the day On
sale; or should desire TO bid for the entire
square. sn opportunity will be offered
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, on the de-
livery OF the deeds Of the property
, One NTH OF the purchase money TO he paid when
the property Is knocked of.
should the purchaser fail 70 comply, the prep
erty will then and there be put up again and sold
TO the next highest bidder.
Ii the whole terms not complied with m
thirty days from the day Of sale. tue
reserves the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the FIRST purchaser. BY order Of
the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
% eOdes GRIM WILLIAMS. Aucte
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A UOTIoN SALE AT THE NAVY YARD

u I. NAVY YARD, Washington, Aus e, lsss
VIII be sold at auction. TO the highest bidder
on TCBDAl, Septsmber I. 1886, at 4? q clo~I
m, In the Washington Navy Yard, the follovtns
articles, condemned a. unit for Government ser.
vice viz: '0'
quantity Of REFUSE WOOD CHIPS. se
arranged IN lots 20 suit purchasars
Also, oNK YOKE OF oXEN.
ALEC; a number 15l Of SMALL BOATS.
DlNGIES, CUTTERS. YAWLe, &c
Also. O lot OF Mice llaneous Articles torstl ar
with lot Of STOVES, trejected,b unless said
sale ~
Persons designing 20 bid will have an oppor-
tunity 20 examine any OF the articles on
at the Yard
Terms: Cash-one- half nj the time OF sale, .pa
the balance within six days, which tins the
articles must 10 removed from the Yard Tn.
Oxen must be paid for and removed the same day
BY order Of the Commsndsnt.
CHAs. T. LATHROP
auTd Naval Siorekeepar
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STEAMEB LEAVES FOB MOUNT VERNON
THURSDAY, At 1oA M,
RETURNS AT Az P NJ

FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. 81 SO.
One-thrd Of this amount for use of Mount Vernon
Association.
Warrington and Alexand ria Boats leave each
place every hour from a. m. to D. m.
0Tke fine Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
Tor Excursions J. VAN RISWICK,
aug 6St INTEL General supt p. &C.
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DIV. L. WALL a 90. Aucti..eer,.

By virtue Of q eecree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, passed an equity cause
No ls2l, the subscriber will offer for sale, on Ri
174, on the plat Of the city Of Washington The
above square is divided into SIX lots aud e 10 one
immediate vicinity Of Meridian Hill the spot most
ia orsbly considered for the new Presidential
Mansion. This IL the only opportunity for pro-
Curing lots at reasonable prices In this neighbor-
ulators.
Terms Of sale. prescribed By decree: 0os-
fourth cash; residue in six, twelve, and eighteen
yeyancipg, including revenue stsmps, st the cost
GARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
an IL eo6ds Init w L. WALL CO.. Aucts
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RETrRSING.-We notice that several of the
young men who recently left this citv with
are again homeward bound, the eondition n,
things Whereabouts not being according 10 their
calculations. Two or three of them al last q . ;
counts had died OF Asiatic chole-a.-AIexan.
drJ1 Journal
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RY W. B. LEWIS a co, Auctiopeers-
- No. 800 PennsylyAnis yenu

- No. 3O7 PennsylyAnis avenue
THE FURNITURE OF FAMILY LEAVING
THE CITY AT AUCTION
MONDAf. sept ed, at 10 clock, at Dwelling
no. so, corner 1877 and streets we shall sell the
Furniture, embr acing- ~
I he best quality Brussels Carpets
Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor Sets
Marble top Tables, and Walnut and fine painted
full Marble top and Chamber Sets
Halt Mattresses. Feathers, Bedding, &C.,
Oilcloths, Stair Carpets, &c
Crockery and Glassware. C noking and other Stoves
Dining Table, Chairs and Kitchen Requisites
an 80 IChrl W B,LEWIS a co Ancfa
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Rr oRKEs . WILLIAMS. Aossissssrs.

wELL-kEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
PUBLIC Auction
0n sAINkDAY: the Let day Of September, at 10
ooiock q m. We shall sell, st our AUCTION Rooms,
CO.. ner OF Ith and ID streets, viz.
ohe 1reen hep fArloI Suite, In Black Walnut
trsme, &C insisting OF Tete q Tete sofa, Cents
Hsndsome Msrble-top Table
one cut Frame French Plate Mirror
One hsndseme Blsck Walnut CHAMBER Rufte
Somtiete Hair Msttreeses and Feather Pillows
Psttsd COtteee set and other Chsmbe u mi I'm 70
Oak Dining Chsirs and psinted sideboard
Painted Book csse and Writing Desk
several new Ingram Carpets and Oicloths
Handsome Brus-es Oar pets and Door Mats
And many other articles which we deem upneoes-
ssry 20 enuuerate
Persons viii md Il to their advantage 20 .ttens
this sale OF house fui nshing goods
Terms cash.
1900 GREYN WILIIAMs Ana.
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ChARGE OF PERJURY.-Yesterday,M Michael
t1aolgan was before Justice Walter, he having
Deeh arrested by officer Ourand on the charge
OF perjury, and he waived an Examination.
eNlLR Dali 10 appear at court. Madigan
aIseo tnat ON Ger ). y Schaffer, of the Fourth
WaSu, mao drunk liquor from he same bottle
with him. AT n restaurant corner of "a ara TT
s.Ieets, ana on Wednesday Schafer was tried
before commissioner English, when Madipan
lssieo 70 appear, and the charge was dismissed.
he charge against Madigan is thai hs 49,.
falsely as 10 Schaffer s"oio
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Df THAT LOVES JUSTICE AND TRUTH.

JUST THE THING The announcements of the
double "trip excursion lin behalf OF the Masonic
Hail fund) TO Fort Washington and Glymont
VIII strike numbers of city-tired souls OF the
: can I get away club" as Just the thing thew
on for the whole day are capitally provided
1or oy the * p m. boat, and those fortunate
ones VINO can go down in the morning will en-
JOY from twelve 10 eighteen hours OF undilu ted
oeatitude BY going on tins excursion You get
all the delights OF Elysium. flor one dollar
WIN a full view Of Fort Washington thrown
in. Remem Der that, nowt
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THE EVENING STAR,
LOCAL NEWS.

DEATHS OF PROMINENT CIrIzENs-Wm T.
Stone, Esq, died yesterday afternoon at three
O'Clock. at Mount Pleasant, north OF the CITY,
AFTER an Illness Of eleven weeks, aged about IL
years Mr.. Stone was SON of the late VIM
j. Stone, ST, and was a lawyer of much abiI.
1ty especially In civil practice. He studied
law under the late Gen. Jones, and was adj :
united 10 the bar on the 10Th of October. 1915
He was one Of the hardest working LAWYERS IN
the District, and his legal attachments, together
with his industrious habits, very early gave
him high and enviable reputation, which he
maintained to the day of his death Mr. Stone
moved his family to Mount Pleasant early in
July, and was shortly after attacked with a
disease OF the brain, which doubtless origi-
mated IN a measure from hard mental labor
he was attended during his illness by his
brother, DR.. X. King Stone, and Drs Miller,
Garnett and Blanchard, who exhausted the
resources OF medical science in his behalf un-
ayailingiy. He leaves a widow "a daughter of
Ihomas Green, ESQ., and seven children to
mourn his loss. A meeting of the members of
the bar will be held in the Council Chamber
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Mr.. James w. Spaulding, commissioner of
Improvements OF the Second Ward died yes
terday about noon at his mothers residence,
corner OF 11th and l. streets, in the thirty fourth
year OF his age, after illness of upwards of
TWO months, of consumption. The deceased
was formerly assessor of the Second Ward.
ana TOT over two years past he was the COM
missioner Of improvements for that ward. He
having the interests OF the city at heart, and
pressing forward all work entrusted to him to
completion; and proverbial for honesty and
integrity, he made many friends, who will
mourn his death. His funeral will take place
on Sunday afternoon.
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~ "a Ciock, at our ealeerooH, No. 2o5 penuA
sehue. We hall cell the balance OF stock Of gro
Ger q scItsinR business
zine Tea. in small packages,
Soap: Starch, Pepper. Mustard,
Pfch Can ued fruits,
smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Notions, sc.
Also,
Balance OF Fine Bottled Liquors, and Wines and
LIQUORS In oemiJohns,
barrels Cincinnati Old Rye WHISKY.
do do Bourbon Whisky
IL ..r..H NAGLE co Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
fRTs AFrERNooN AND TO koRRoW

fRIs AFTERNOON AND TO koRRow.
Rt W. l., WALL CO., Auctiouser.,
n OrisinAl Horse and Carriage Basasr,
" Louisiana avenue.
o, On SATURDAY scasise. s.,,..s.r, ., a, ..
esadIe, carriage and Work Horses full dsscr,p-
uon ~ tsie , eonprising about
FIFTY HORSES
many good WORK, Saddle snd Harness Hs<ses
New Express wasous' With ana x,.A..,,..
built in this city.
A large collection OF New ana se,ons. b.,x nu.-
eiss, getaways, Carriages, W agons. sne other
One Hack and one Coupe On good orc.r.
- Also.
New and Second hand Harness. ssdslss e.r-
rieges. &C at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, rhursdAys. sbd
Csr.issee aud Harnes. Aware on private sale
au - W. l.. WALL q 90, Aucts
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DIED IN THE CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE-
About six O'Clock, August 10Th, officer M ilIer
OF the Third Ward, picked mp a man named
michael Kane, in an insensible condition DR.
Dorsey was called In TO attend him. and pre-
scribed for him. The medicines were regular
~ administered by the officers. but without
enect, the patient fingered until about ten
O'CLOCK last night, and expired. The Jury OF
inquest this morning decided that the de-
ceased came 10 his death by natural causes
bastened by intemperance. He had been a
soldier IN a New York regiment, and, it is
SAID. has relatives residing IN the District
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On FRIDAY. the 9TH instant. at o clock m
we shall sell on the premises, parts Of Lots7 nd
s, in Square No. 4sl. This property lie 50 feet
inches west, between M and N streets north
Terms Of sale: ORe third cash; balance in six
ana twelve months, for notes bearing Interest
from day efsale. deed given and a deed Of trust
taken. All convey snsing and revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser. $50 will be re lui red
off.
a
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pr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Au.tiOneer.-

NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
ADJOINING LOT, Fronting on street portb
between 4th and sth streets west, at Public
On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at sS O'Clock !.
m, We shall sell, on the premises, Lot No. p, in
subdivision OF Square No. Sill, with a new two
Also, fne adjoining Lot, No. p, having ~ feet
front by lis feet deep, TO inc alleys
Terms: One half cash: balance ,ix And txaIxa
months for notes Bearing interest, and secured by
aoeed OF trust on the premises. All convey ancing
$50 down when the property is Knocked OF
0u Sid GREEN A WILLIAMS meta
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strict attention gwen 70 the purchass aad sale
o. nsrehsasiss. lateral afvsnees made on Con-
nk11AenNs ~ Is Il
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AUCTION SALES.
G1~ saer Asese. ssies see yosrtA ,sesI

ID seiss-roons No. SsS PssnsIivsais svs1ss.
the sale Of Real Dtats and on sshoId FurIiture q
ne residence o. 0milies Declining bousekespinG.
ALSO 70 the Sec OF stocks 81 Groceries and Nor.
HArneD, - ASeIYV
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THE ORA TON IN PHILADELPHIA.

The wonderful Grafton tonight in honor Of the
loys ouherners may be regarded the greatest funeral demon
stration that ever buried Presidential policy
That johnson dead in Pennsylvania were the common
words on the lips Of almost every Of the isoo people
that witnessed or took part in Of the gande displays
not indeed the splendid Of all tho political denonstra-
tiors Of the last six years Of pOpulsr outpoarings
No words possibly portray the scene Of countless multi
ude and spendoF and enthusiasm that kept gather
ing excitement and parade from every quarter Of the city,
This wilderness Of people made uproar like the ocean In
all the wide space neghbong the house Of the League The
crowd filed Broad ST. and the avenues leading thereto some
times gres pressure and overcwng and extended for i've
or six squares boades and finest streets Of the
land II o'clock the I'm mont aud around the
League House was OF indiserbably biil,ancy.-
Standing in the street enthusiasm Of tie deuse crowd
was everywhere remarkable aud she most eloquent comment
on the beauty Of the dealing spectacle presented the
front of the League An immense ciIce ofarge stars formed
Of blazing gas Jets stretched over the highest font Of the
house lew this burDcg inscription Of the name Of
Washington In letters OF blazing gold GeaFys
lighted up near the story the left and Of the
martyred Lincoln shown beautifully the right Arched
over the doorway another circle Of patriotic e and all
the lights Of the weshy League reflected down the up
turned faces OF the vast crowd fronting the League.
Rockets were continually going or for niles down the
street The scene from tie crowded roofs cthe League
Que Of supplying effect perfect sea Of faces each it
seemed distinctly visible, hom the highes boa'e'op
near .,.-st mt
Gov Curtin who has many OF the hnss pohtica
demonstrations past prohoaheedis the most
inspiring sight be ever witnessed. .
CHEF Chase who witnessed il from The balcony
the League. warm Ia is praise. ff
TIE procession Ct "a wards with the different independent
clubs including the notle display Of the 800 Of
Republic Invncbes has been reekoned COCO numbers
Gu way League knded all the enthusiasm Of the
popuace long the procession that could
formed altogether in line All along the route and in front Of
the League the parade and the people broke cot in singing
"Rally round the flag" 'E
The notice Of the meeting given out only .hrce days
ago and Notwithstanding the ho space OF time each OF tho
q Wards into which the city divided turned 0a deega
ton IN the procession Then, beside these "a ard deega
lions comprising sope 20 600 N line were Independents
political clubs such Republican Inyinceles Boys in
Bge Ulioa Campaign Cab and others The intention
have one 20 aud padc but II found Impossible 10 get
tae Moses bearing a. ied toreaes banners aaa hags n,o
9ifth Page,
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LOYAL SoUrHERN CONTENTION

- ..-..... .... sLcOSD DAY. =. 49,.
PnIADELrTk. wednes9ay. Sept 8 ] ss6
The Convention was called 20 order by the PTes
Seat " lpi o'clock The Chaplain the Rev. Dr. HsBpsdef
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MEETING OF THE NORTHERN DELEGATES

NETTING OF TIE NUhIHEKN UELEUd 10
The New York delegation during the sitting of the
Southern Convention today bold kind OF separate Conyen
ton Of their own IN the Lecture Room Of the Union League
Honse There were present not only members Of the New
York delegation bu members Of the many delegations
now In the city
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Aner the Convention adjourned Miss Anna T. Dickinson
who ~ boit 10 reuro fOm tbe audience was recognized
and enthusiastically eheered and called upon for speech Aer
some ttlc delay during which time the crowd became
ensey excited Miss Dickinson escorted upon tho stage
by Jadge POWER Of Tennessee Miss Dickinson stated:
Won plgase have been utterly overwhelmed by this
demonstration Of truo Southern sentiment unable
10 express INV emotions. But viii respond the
behalf OF the OF the Moth and South your
true Constituency My happiness and delight your
eepon prevent my lips from expressing my thoughts /
thank iyou for your kindness and would defer any
marks might wish 10 make until another time
Mas Dickinson Immediately retired and after hearty ap
pause the crowd departed.