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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15
By II. seldom Taylor
(ruccessor to James NJ. Taylor & SOM,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.


DY VIRTUE OF a CERTAIN DEED
ID of trust executed by William Patterson 10 lhs
UNDERSIGNED rs trustee. dared october 20. 1877
and of record in The clerk office of the Hastings
olrt of the city of Manchester 10 secure the pay.
me nj Of "A certain sum OF money the rein menti Dncd
default having been made in the pay ment thereof
aud ~ The request of tie beneficiary, VIII proceed
TO sell al pubic auction, uUOn The premises, on
TUESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF August, $780,
at s O'Clock l.. NJ, LOT No. 81 in Square C., Per-
cival's plan of Ma Ks addition TO the town ot Man
chester II fronts on the southeast side Of Decatur
street between Adams and Clay ~ PIP by 20 feet
TERMS Made known az sale.
au II III. SELDDN LAY LUX, trustee
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By George :. N1,h4a & ,.m
Real Estate Agents AMI Alo.inltrr,,
No. 7 Tenth street,


DRICK DWELLING WITH LOT
ID 80 BY $50 FrEr, - NORTH ,s,IpE ot
MARSHALL STREET BtlW EtN MApl-,,,N
SOLD AT AUCTION. ON TllE PELMl~t>' oN
TUESDAY. ian DAY OF AUGUST lesu' NJ
& O'CLOCK. l.. VI. The dwelling is 10 good "'i'i
aud has seven rooms, Kitchen. tnl good stable 900 i
To-. The owner t. anxious in SOL. Huf Ntficu pr a.
tent1n is invited 10 this sa- the property cau y
sold ~ = very low price.
TERMS: ,me-fourlh cash htlagc- ar ,iN. twelve.
and eighteen months. for notes MIN interest ll.l
secured by a trust deed ON ~" pr,uerti.
GEORGE =. NArlllDN SOS.
aul2 Auctipn-'r>
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MECHANICsVILLE PROPERTY.
DOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN
Il CHARLES CITY COUNTY, NEAR JAMES
Il I1lfTnr fArs = m

WEDNESDAY, SBPTENBBR l, 1850,
on the premises, my farm known as COLESNlLLE,
sfuai e 10 Charles City county, Va, one mile from
Wilcox wharf OH James river. snd containing 325
ACRES OF LAND. 225 Of which are arabic aud
now in hign state OF cultivation. This farm-one
Of the best in the most desirable part Of The cOun-
ty-p0ssesses unusual advantage. IL = convenient
to churches of ne,ry every denomination, Is within
one mile of river landing aud office, aud only
TWO miles from Il c courthouse.
Upon the premises are one arse and commodious
TWO. STORY DWELLING with Ten rooms an
OFFICE IN the ysrd, six good OUT-llOCSES I'm
rood repair, with Trick chimney>, two large
BARNS, aud one new STABLE: one new STORE
HOUSE now doing good business. bold stream
OF excellent spring water rises upon ana runs
through the farm
There Is az pres mt more han enough first growth
PINE TIMBER to supply the premises and guam
thy OF young timber which VIII, In few years, be
large enough for cord woO
Persons deSring Inspect the premises can reach
them easil, hy the steamer Ariel from Richmond,
Norfolk. or any river landing.
TERMS OF SALH: Cash, $1,000: the balance IN
easy Uayments 10 suit pnr haser. Possession can be
hsd I'm tnirty days from time of purchase.
For further particulars address,
\. e. ADAMS.
aul3 Wilcox Wharf. james river, Va.
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DYrINr, ClEANING. Sc.

AUG.J.PYLE'S sTEAM'Dl LlNu Az ~,
~ CLEANING E>IAbLlNhNt. J., ,,rh.. :, Z
boys, clothing CLEANED on DYED p.OmI..
ehsapIy, aud nea w. Cashmere, me',h p su,' Mn.
.io,h alnaca, pnpins. OombaLue. o9nNhs, .,i,'
say,n sten,dine, crspe, silk and ~ooleu 't"
ssshss. Ribbon, Ma gloves, feathers, sayiu.,,
CLEANED OK DYkDst short notlte 1"9 ~
Is I5-eodlms bfoad s'I'e "es. -
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1915 Maiu street, corner Eleventh.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
l. TENEMENTS IN THE CITY OF MANCHEs-
TER, SITUATED ON TUE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF HULL AND SIXTH STREETS BY yir-
tue OF certain deed OF trust executed TO the under
signed a trustees dated July 80, $40, and record
ed in the clerks once OF the Hastings Court OF the
city OF Manchester, TO secure the payment of GER
tain note therein mentioned default having been
made In the payment thereof, and being required
30 TO do By The beneficiary. we shall sell ny pnbte
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY THE lern or August, 1850,
nj O'Clock L. NJ the above desci ibed PROPERTY.
The IOr fronts AZ leet fInli street. and extends
back l05 feet, more or less. The property Yields
good rent, aud being on the sily'S chief business
street should attract bidders.
TEENS Cash as 10 expenses of sale and note OF
1880 sith Interest from August q. 1880, TO day VI
sale :. q. Redo,
GEORGE II. POINpEXTER.
Trustees.
FuEMAs TCPrEK,SAuctioneer. aa IS
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| ING RESIDENCES, situated iu good e.-'.' -
bOrhoo!s which are NOW or Viii Ire pax lh 'i.i N'
reDair. and which oftr low; ,,....,..
\o. 2O3 west Grace street: r3'H'' A'' ''''
uiences. Kitchen. sc. f .....
No 25O4 Grace street; 8 ro' MS N''N' N
uieuccs. bath, &c. anna
30. SO7 west Grace street, rooms; every '."'
venience. ..r-
yeuienees kitchen. &c. ,..
Ma. = south Finn street. between Main Iri' SD
streets: ROOMS; gas, water. bath 81. ...
X. C09 north Teuih street; @ corm'; 90 "'.''
No i07 east CARY street; 10 rooms; al t.-'''
niences. kitchen, stable. sc. AS.
No. pos north Eighteenth street; I'D r.'"' 49,
water. &c. $500 SMALL.
Resides these | have uImhrr yi cl"'t'.
HOUSES IN good localities ON Cn1ry" au'NNt
MUS, APpy" 1912 Msm stree.
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By George ;. Nashon & Sou,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionetr'.
No. 7 north Tenth street.


SALE OF FAkM IN hlN6
:, MOJNT AIRY" CONTAINING ABOUT FOUR
HUNDRED AND SIEVE NTY-FIYt ACRES. To-
GETHER WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
SUCH As DWELLING, KITCHEN. STABLE,
BARN. &C,-By virtue Of u frust.Ieed from Henry
j. FRANKIE aud wife to Edwin liO'emIn. dated the
l7th day of December. 1870, and recorded In the
clerks Cfice OF King and Queen county on the l3tn
January, 1871, aud Described therein rs lying near
ShacS ef0rd's, In said King aud Queen cpunty. Snd
adtpiuiug the lands OF james Z. COrhin, samuel
NilOy. ID. Butirck, and others, 10 secure the pay
ment of a certain debt therein mentioned. and De-
fault having been made In the payment of the
same will rs substituted trustee In The SIC al Ot
Edwin Holeman, deceased. being thereto required
by the beneficiary OF said deet proceed to sell at
public auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY THE 23D DAY OF August, 1850,
at IL O'Clock VI the PROPERTY above 9eserioef.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses OF sale And sum
sufficient 10 pay the balance due, being about 5000
balance on such terms will be ammo lnced on day
of sale GEORGE :. NAslION.
An IL Substituted trustee.
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- E.I-rt T.. we.
ia. N4rllH-lll, Aue'ionD.rJ
THE ELEGANT AND VARIED STOCK

fI'HE ELEGANT AND VARIED STOCK
PARTISAN MILLINERY. EDNNfT-.
TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS. >l'IE FINIl RS
SHELVING AND COZ MFRS. SHOWCASES.
MIRRORS. TWO tLltANi STOVES.
LINOLtUM or >IpHi.GC,
MApANC DFNffMAN.
1928 MAIN, EEAR fptK4UiNlii STREET.
At AUCTION.
At the request of Ntdt'uc DFN E.VAN. Vlo i-l..
Ginning business. win son 90 Dor Store, ou Nt.l
street near Fourteenth on
TUESDAY. I'm DAY 1f AUGUST
a. 10 O'Clock. an Of her y ALI ABLL >TOtk AND
MATERIALS usually koi' Dos 8 tr,'-'!1-' ni' .N.fi
establishment
large UPRIGHT GLASS CA~E~-c'cn1iiy ut.'.:
UPRIGHT SILYEH-NulNIfD >liuW-' '>t.
largr SILVER MOUNTED toUNltk-t l-t>,
STORE STOOLS;
2 large GlLT-FRAME NIREJR,, &c.;
SHELVING for ebtirc store;
Also.
elegant COUNTERS. noth "iiii ~ scr. AGO. 'ii
| elegant " PARLOH COOK >TNNl-uclr. ..t.
! STORE STOW, with csuIe remaining ..
good.
The FIXTURES are tha best iu '.' ci'e.aut ...
i'm perfect order. II D. seldom l l.L .'.-
stock Of really ct CANT go0t- '.. Pc .I t' t'
and 10 enable an 20 give @ n. -l "AsI'ut'
invitation is CORDIALLY 81 .l.,a o. iuH tli.
pubic generally. It's Va 'n' D'u'. pants 90
IMITATION 10 close tht -ir. stock. fHf great 1l.-
gaIns may be expected. ROBERT i,LlNF'
AucNU.',L
sale conducted Was. MAco7rGALL.
S-Afterthe sale ~ o., .to,ciue entire B p.
NI1TPE and BEDDING. Cili\A. &. 500 '--.i '
aus
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AUCTION SALES Monday.
BY Furnan upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1016 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.

4 UCTION SAL h OF VALUABLE
N wEsT.END PROPERTY--By request OF the
owner viii sell on
MONDAY. August 18TH,
at q II. NJ. on the premises, that NEAT DETACH
ED FRAMED DWELLING, lately erected. contain
Ing five roo situated on Reservoir street between
carter and Washington streets. The lot fronts 80
feet the north side or Reservoir street. aud has
on u fine well OF water. The property Is occu-
pied by rood tenant ut rental Of ~ per mouth,
and will pay handsome percentage on the money
for which IL can be bought.
After the above sale will also offer TWO BEAU
TlFUL BUILDING LOTS, fronting 80 feet each
on the south line OF Beverly street between wash
ingto1 and Randolph streets. Also, SEVERAL
ATTRACTIVE LOTS Cary street between
Washington and Carter streets
Investors desiring secure bargains I'm this fast
improving section should aiteld this sale.
TERMS; At sale. FURMAN TUPPER,
an IL AuctiOneer.
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BY jas. Macdo0g'r. Aaciioneer.
tE. u. Cook. >ac-manJ
No. 10 Governor 'or Jh.rieenih) street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or THE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
Known As
THE MANCHESTER PNPER.MIiL.
TOGETHER WITH
ALL TIE MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &C..
Ar AUCTION.

The undersigned. special commissioners IL ff.
(h1ucery tourt Of the city 81 Richmond. la f.a
suit therein depending under the short llic Of Ftr.
banks rs. Wortendyke. &C. 80 Offer f0r.alr AZ uf-
lie auction. on the premise. ou
TUESDAY. AUGUST -. leaO,
at O'Clock i. VI. hy authority ~ decree iu .tlf
suit entered November ~. 1879. The pr.l,-,.
known as the NANtHt>1 ER PAPER-Nff
that + 10 say. the Interests oi al parties ,aIn.y
by. through. or under the iel,e nom thr t.rn =
Manchester 10 Robinson 4 Fairbanks. pgr'Iaf ..l
ALL OF THE MACHINERY ana FiNTIrF~
and ALL OF THE Rights. PRlVlir.f,.
EASEMt MS. and IPPIEIENANCE>. BIItD-
INGS. and IMPROVES VENTS thereto h.i.r-... .-
In anywise thereto spperfimlug.
THE TERMS or SALE Viii ir fr cash g.f. .r
much may be- necessary tu rt. fHc stlr....
thereof and he costs 81 sUf. Hri t-. fD ptN,@ .I
discharge The sum Of Sl49sltn. with u,.....
thereon from the 1t G1f nt N.r.l. 1870. tI.
rate oi per cent. per t1HiU ih. residue fI,...
insialments 81 six, twelve. aU eighteen uuu. 90
spcctiyey from me dIN Oi sac. wifl interest t...f
10 each a. the rate oi itr cent. pen 4uH.m ..,,
the day or sale until il.Y .i' uai.r. r.ntci. Isl.
the purcha- RIO give h, u'f,- ..- .t rrui try.
monts. and ne THE to br retained iy fne 6,..r-
until ful payment Of Do purcfa.r-inuey Is ui l..
joins HOW ARD.
TlIONA~ a. N AIIAtF.
ChAELt~ D.. WILLIAMS.
~iUf.HI commissioners.
Sale conducted by a.. VACDo~GALL. Afa.
tiOnCcr. Auf
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,,np prNr NM FARM CALLkp =

INUK KENT 7 III 7 NN' 20 -
L IFNRt,RNtF, on the NcsiAtn u'AuN - -.
- aha,, fcur miles west of Richmond ,'Y.i..
Ing about 100 acre. snd the crop9t corr no" .s,r
irg for sale The DWELLING '','al"' ,rouni
roons IN good order. with shade wee, alV}a'..
ssv,s GOOD apple orchard Iu fuil pctiln<. ~. 80
- So. % go ,nS S,,' ~ JOHN L. COpDl\'
Si'"' NPP' w Real Estate A2,h''
nt,.o52, Bank aud Eleventh siftt.''
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FAMOUS VEGETABLE PkoDIClNG
NEIGHBOkHO D NEAR kiCHMoND SHOPS:
&C, All MECHANICSVILLE. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlUN-As administrator. &C, OF W. Is. sgd
nor deceased, Will seIl at auction, on The premises,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sT,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the FARM called " Meadow Farm :"
| In The county OF Hanover TWO miles below Me-
chansyiIie, aud seven miles from Richmond nv pike
1t con!sies o4O+ ACRES. OF which about IS acres
are ChickabOminy lowgrounds; l25 III woods, a
large portion OF which Is of white oak aud pine Of
original growth. The highland Is well adapted 10
The growth OF trucks, In which 1t la. been largely
cultivated for many years. and consequently Is IN
good condition. The MANSION contains eight
rooms, beside. dini <. cook. and siore-rooms In
The basement. nails c'O,cte, &c. hydr mt al the
door furnishes constant and abundant supply Of
excellent water from ueyer-faihng sprtng-a
luxury not ofcen met with. large narn. stsble,
and all necessary buildings. Near the mansion
! is a COMFORTABLE DWELLING Of five rooms.
ana half 4 mile distant Is 4 NEW DWELLING Of
| four rooms, with necessary Out-building besides
which there are AZ different localities on the farm
| four good cabins, occupied by tenant,-all buiit
within Tie past few years An orchard OF about 100
| frult-treeS-peach. apple, and pear. stream OF
water, running through the entire length Of the
| farm, furnished an abundant supply Of water for
| stock. Mills and churches convene nt tit should
be the desire of purchasers 10 buy smaller tracts II
will be offered In five farms varying from 80 10 Z3i
acres each according to the plan OF division by
recent survey, which can be seen az The ONCE OF the
| auctoueers and on the farm. Also, 10 ACRES in
HO"ard's Neck, near Pate's formerly JOhnSon's)
store
PARTIES Intere5tel VIII please WISH the farm before
the day OF SALE where Mr.. X. 4. SydpOr VIII take
pleasure i'm showing them around.
MECHANICSVILLE PROPERTY.
At the same lime and place Will SCI! LOT OF
ABOUT IA ACRES at Mechanic,vllie, on which
are TWO DWELLINGS, BLACKSMITH AID
WIFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. she'd. &c.-a splendid
location for an enterprsiug met hanlc.
TERMS VIII be one fourth cd,h balance I'm one
TWO. ana three year with interest PAYABLE SEMI
annually, Oh notes secured by deeds of trust.
". j. SlDNOR,
Administrator with the will annexed of ". Is.
SydnOr, deceased. Al 5,l9.2l.24.27&idtds
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r.. s. Anderson & Son, Auctloneer..
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Giubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street,
Richmond. Va.

VALUABLE TRUCK-FARMS IN THE
FAMOUS VEGETABLE PRODUCING
| NEIGHBORHO % NEAR RICHMOND, SHOPS,
&C, All MECHANICSVILLE. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlUN-As administrator. &C., OF W. IL. sgd
nor deceased, will sell az auction, The premises,
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NV M I'D, n VhNDNN Il UT III4
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ses sion, be- inning October LIST. Address
THOMAS II. CARTER,
On taodfn RlehmOnd, Va.
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ST. TBoMAs's-DEAD FASHIONS.

From this cathedral, Of which we could
never tire, we went to 81. Thomas. paid
| ten cents apiece 10 he admitted. The first
object that struck our eyes was the grand
monument erected by Louis XIV. 10 the
Marshal Count os SaXOny. IL was Ragnlii-
eent-in pure white marble. Too grand
for description in the narrow confres OF
letter. There are four full-sIzed statues
upon St, and many symbols. IL Is msuso
leum worthy Of a king for man he de-
lighted 70 honor" In st. Thomas's We
saw the mummy OF the Duke OF Nassau.
killed IN the thirty-years' war ia 164O. lie
was magni6ceDtly dressed M was the
fashion two hundred and forty years ago
iis clothes richly trimmed with lace. Think
OF that, Idd!es-lsce two hundred and forty
years old. The Duke must have been
good-Iockins man. though we turned
from him " exceeding great horror. His
daughter (afed twelve) was exposed, TOO.
She had diamonds on her fingers, diamonds
at her throat, and damonds In her shoes.
She was dressed In palersreen Six, made
low peck and short siceyes. we give fu'i
description, knowing tdst ladies' IKE 10
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A STRANGE AFFAIR.

THE LOCCST-vALLEY CORPSE-AN INvEsTIGA'
TON WHICH WAS ATTENDED BY SINGULAR
NORTHUMBERLAND THE HAT AND CANE
REVEALED.
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Is warranted to stand 9J degrees and give 40 to 80
impressions. Composition for sale AZ soc. per pound
A. }. GARY.
1Il5 Main street tPost-OGce Box 54l.
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LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS
n COVERINGS TO TEACH ENGLISH. Adj
dre.r ~ C. =" care OF Mr.. Robinson Nottingham,
E.afXilln. NnrthamptOn county. Va. au IO-Aif
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Judge Field has been severely criticised for
having entered the presidential race while on
the bench of the Supreme Court. He is accused
OF having soiled his judicial ermine by his de-
scent into the unclean arena Of politics.
Public sentiment Is undoubtedly against that
course. and properly so; but Ii must be remem-
bered that Judge Field Is not the only Offender
In this respect. Besides there is good deal of
sentimental humbug In the common idea OF the
courts being lifted way up into clean and pure
atmosphere, so far above politics that the
judges never feel its influence OF experience
partisan bias. Judges Of courts are but
human. and generally they are politicians,
too else they would not have attained seats
upon the bench The late Chief Justice Chase
vas known 10 be candidate for President; so
was Justice Mclean In, a certain sense; and JUS
tce Harlan, of the Supreme Bench, has mani
tested considerable interest In the pending
campaign. Ee has been interviewed at least
once, ard expressed the feelings and opinions
OF very decided republican. The US. Supreme
Court has or more than one occasion rendered
opinions that were governed By political feelings
and party necessities. Everybody knows this,
and furthermore In decisions OF this character
the judges holding one set OF political opinions
nave almost invariably taken one view of the
question, while those entertaining opposite
opinions held stoutly to the otner side of 1t.
In courts, as elsewhere, IL Is often a matter of
majority rather than one OF Law or abstract
justice.
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The attorneys who are defending Currie the
Texas assassin, were surprised and dlsappoint-
ed at the appearance of Barrymore and Miss
Cummings as witnesses for the state. The plea
OF self-defence was first put In for the murderer
upon the assumption that the companions of
The murdered man would not appear to testify
Their presence upset this program, however
and al the last moment the defence set I'D the,
theory OF insanity and supported it by the expert
testimony OF physician whose Character Is
said to be anything but f1rst-class. This change
OF tactics by the defence ought to weigh with
great force with the jury, who will deserve and
receive the condemnation OF ell honest people
Ii they do not return verdict OF guilty. All
The facts show that the murder was unproyok-
cd and eowardly TO the last degree.
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Double sheet Tomorrow.

To morrow THE STAR VIII be published in
CCuble sheet or eight page form, containing
fi.y-six columns. Advertisements and orders
OR this enlarged and extra widely circulated
ssue should be sent In this evening, or at the
earliest hour practicable tomorrow morning.
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The situation at Cincinnati.

Mess the plan shall be changed between
nov and next Tuesday, the determination of
the Ohio democrats Is to press Senator Thurman
for the nomination at Cincinnati. 1t was
rd'nored that he had decided to withdraw, but
this is not true. Mr.. John G. Thompson. the
manager OK the Thurman boom, left for Cincin-
natl last night, happy in the belief that the
chances of his favOrite are as good as any, He
Insists that Thurman could beat Garfield at the
october election In Ohio, and that that result
would virtually decide the presidential election
In favor OF the democrats. IL Mr.. Thompson
could but convince the delegates to Cincinnati
of Humans ability to beat Garfield In Ohio.
he would have no difficulty In nominating the
Senator; but that Is what he cannot do. Very
few democrats have any faith In the ability of
Thurman or any other man who could be named
at Cincinnati to defeat the republican nominee
In his own state. The almost universal opinion
expressed by the many delegates who have
passed through Washington during the past
several days is that Ohio ought to be abandoned
TO the republicans, and that the Cincinnati Goa.
yention should frame Its ticket and platform
with the view Of making New York the battle
ground. There can hardly be any doubt
that this policy will be pursued. II the latest
reports about Seymour be true, and there Is any
assurance that &c will accept the nomination.
The convention will. 1t Is believed by the most
Intelligent democrats, put him at the head of
The ticket by reclamation. There are members
OF the New York deleg ation-perhaps half of
them-who favor Seymour. This faction is
headed Dy State Senator =: lcobs one of the most
skillful OF the democratic leaders in the Empire
state. The belief that Seymour Is the strongest
man that can be nominated and that he could
be elected, pervades the democratic party north,
south, east and west If he shall accept, then a
great pressure will be brought to bear upon
Hendricks to induce him again to make the race
for Vice President.
The convention will not, probably, be In ses-
sion more than two days. The only contest to
be settled is from New York, and the indica-
lions are that Tammany will be restored to its
status in the party by the admission OF part
OF Its delegation. New York cannot be carried
for the democrats without the aid OF Tam
many, and this fact will secure the admission
OF John Kelly and others of his delegation. Two
sets OF delegates were chosen In Massachusetts,
but the opposing factions In that state have
amicably adjusted their differences, and thus
terminated that contest. The democratic con-
Sentions invariably enforce the unit rule where
1t Is ordered by states and there will be nothing
OF that nature TO contend over. The whole
struggle will be on making the ticket and build
Ing the platform.
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There Is criminal careles5ness in the sanitary
management OF Princeton College. Within a
lew weeks past five OF the students have died or
malaria produced by total disregard OF the
piainest requirements of sanitary laws. In fact,
Ii Is said upon good authority, that the very at
mosphere in which the students are taught
sanitary science is poisoned with malaria: that
through defective drainage and plumbing the
poisonous exhalations OF cesspool filter Into
the buildings OF the college, and thus carry the
seeds OF disease and death into the very sleeplnp
apartments OF the students. The faculty of the
college are not only crim1nally negligent of the
health OF those committed to their charge, but
they display reckless disregard Of the interest
and reputation Of the college which must in the
end sadly impair its usefulness.
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