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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
j E. HEWITT, Secretary.
" Us 11H" u
Secretary Parish Convention
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine for
September


September
Contains, 90 usual. rich treat OF
choice literature for home reading.
There are come highly interesting
and instructive articles: excellent o.
rial and short stories. sketches and
essays. aud poems Of rsre merit; and
the number sbounds With embelish.
ments. Among the prominent arti-
cles are Life and Love In Bavaria,
FLORENCE tho Beautiful" 1.-THE
Beuediotinee, j" "Peter Paul Rubens."
Tho Bishop and Cathedral OF Tru.
TO-" etc., etc. The capital story BE
Be" Is concluded. and . now serial OF
powerful interest commenced. en-
titled "Hester Morgan's Husband"
There are short stories and sketches
by popular writera. admirably writ
ten essays. etc.. etc. Tho editor o.
tere very acceptable for youthful
readers; the story Of MAID Mario
~" '"rhe Monkeys and tho Baby. "
etc., will afford them pleasant read
ing. Among tho noteworthy poems
are "The Church Month";" by Fran
ces Ridley Hsvegal; '"The Marque Of
the Months" by Austin Dobeon
Tho Vacant Chair" by Augusta
Brown Garrett, etc. The present
number is alike remarkable for the
abundance, vast variety and excel
leuce Of the contents. literary and
artistic; and 1t may we'll cause sur
| prise that It can be afforded at th>
low price Of Is cents . copy. o. So PEI
annum, post.free. There sre 10 each
number 1913 quarto pages. and there
10 certainly 10 this ono over 100 o.
cravings. Address. Frank Leelis'l
Publishing House. s., IS and 81 Pail
Place, New York.
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Ward Sd. n. Woifson aud NJ. q.
Hannah
Ward 4-J. MoiRc, land H. Hy.
arr.
Ward "A. P. Maasey aud R. W.
Fl aniah.
Ward ga. V. Carter and s. V. B.
OK.
Wards 2 and 9 made no appoint.
ments.
w.rd &C. A. Whas'a,. ami I. A.
Ptudhon,me.
Ward 10 made no appointments.
A resolution was then passed 10.
structiDs the Secretary to furnish
both the parish papers With 4 copy
Of the proceedings.
the Convention then adjourned.
". O. RREAZEALE.
Chairman.
j E. Hrw1TT. Secretary.
lNorE. The name Of Col. ". W.
Brea-oa!o should appear az one OF
the menbers at large OF the Parish
Executive Committee, 40 appointed
by tho President Of the recent Par.
iah Convention. His name was un-
intentionally omitted In tho publtah-
OF proaeedings.l
J. Z. HEWITT.
Secretary Parish Convention.
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- ~ sidewalk In front Of bis
n1llnGD epeasg Washington and
9pdDoeAI II . handsome manner.
r. . aas street lamp on the
| - n - have more OF them
| ocb sllnass. The dark winter
~ - - cheerful with street
| tA,a0Aaa,s opens . 2rst.class
| n1llh III town on Monday next.
| ~ ITO ~ house corner Bee
| uooo1 4bullne streets and furnish
| d1lua Top 70 bottom. Tho rooms
| ~ will b W best 10 the
10y. end ~ public can rect as.
~ e Ant clase treatment.
u bseg ooloeed cotton which We
|QDos q Hol he0 ~ was brought
b ~ eouslyy sad introduced by
k. ]. l. lstDaOxNE. deceased.
[4eue syen 90. It's known ~
r. ~ AND9esa rust proof,
- Jltllde soeton. and proved.
90 11oad IAf1aI PauDHoxME 10.
- ~ . most signal failure.
1ll1oa \ g ~ kinds Of lands
oo6vollo furnish seed to any
0Du16 6o1lgoe 70 give Il q trial. II
- 0e eesily, staple b worry
0nD'l I'D IL New Orleans on
oodGl0ne ~ 2 cents per pound.
kiloeAse Amateur DANA
IL lDdallea gave an entertain.
|eo0e Monday evening at Fire
- IN ~ proceeds 81 which
- b @75. were donated u
~ j. q 4. CANNON. Pastor o
- nDoDA Church.
0lloQ10me consisted Of, mis-
. elAsade, and the farce
~ 70 Mauro. " Tho MAJ
- The Obstinate Fam
4vos made from the youn
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n. n. WILKINSON,
. Getty Drug Storey -
81 -DrAilR M
PURE DRUGS,

FINE TOILET SOAPS,
BRUSHES, CONES, CO.,
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
PsrfumAey in great variety; Ttueeea'
supporters, stoadee Btaeea. e.
P1ro Wines and LiQuols toe medicinal
purposes. Paints, OH, VarnisheA 0las'
and Putty.
PhysiciauS Prescriptions cssfhlly pse
porod at Ill hours.
JunA 10.
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A select lot OF patent cots. for hunt
Ing, fishing. &C.. at !. J. McOook 4
Bro,
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a ., needing of the
Executive Committee,
4Hbet An, Ct Il j.
u o9peCted. -
l. q. 2. Chaplin.
=. 49,,
- Il 0Aspasiy
vys =


=. ~ : 'rtstaas.
iaAao DuLLAap. cor.
4Doos 9 the Louisiana
10y. q Tile place,
III 0rst Install
l 1oe ~ September
j - hin q onco and
~ numbor. Whole
.! J! ~ tiekses >l.W.
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LA C0NFIANo1"
"LA CONFIANO
tCoupaeaie d'Assuranc> oeatro l1neooeae)
DE PARIS, VRANOE.)
Organtsee o. letl.
BUREAU No. q, RUE EANA11s
Total do rAet!i: l.. e. &. gan ~. ia.-
cent-e69ey eokl2
AlnlnlS(ratool9s

pn6aidaat. n n0CfHDo. (eoeeon ol0DU
de- liuancee; aetuelle9sat9 SoeDelfl
M. BILLET. ~ De- slntaieem!eS -
10 Bauque Do France. EI0S01eo y 0C10n'
bro de commerce Do paeis.
EvETTE. Ex.JuGs d. Tribunal u Co00oEo
GRiMOtULT, Ex.Psssiasut d Tsiba,as -
Commerce De 10 Seine.
HALPHEN, ExJuee d TtibunAlee y Oeeee.
MERCER, Jugs d Tribunal u Cco4eeee.
LIPP4ANN. Banquier. (4Aioon Aueo0e =
OUTlN. Nembre du Colssl xunie3p0 -
PASSY, Rspressntsat ! rAsssnblee 1sae
PFkIIRE, President d u CoHDsgaie q
naralo TrapoatlaStiQue.
WXTEL, Genbre d Cessell xu1ici9el -
''" Z. BURIRARDT, lsseilset.
CHAS. xAV&Y, VICe.1teot6sot.
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RIcAy1TuIAgloN'

Tho total NJ. VI votes II Oonven.
tion wss only 50, - Wards 7 and .
V0rO not REPRESENTED.
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lIfal 6leaniags.

~.
- weather.
$3.50 scarce In town AMI 10
g lsaaad.
- ~ now non est-at least
sl1v, %. vegetables save ''stors
~"
t11ao1.'s Hall will b. fitted up a.
$3.50 d the Democratic Con.
paanlioes are made Tor the
49, epvsation. The bar.rooms
nled their orders for ice aud
~ i;.
| - Jewish friends will close
t1RrhseD Of business on the 9Th.
| ~ ietA q September. those be-
| re ID religious observance.
49, that PORTER Il CARVER
49, rs al papers and periodi'
p r. ~ rJnited States, and Will
- ~. ct publishers rates.
g = - found ct the post Office
| s6l 1. Wslmsley's store.
-.s-,a..qa ed 1sr
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-28
Homer. Masonic Insti-
tute for Young Ladies.
fvsaiv.arst Alaual Senior begiol
SEPTEMBER I, 1889.

nOARD and tuition pr month, 4l6
ID NQeie included With tho above, %
peysh)e monthly In advance.
Tuition. 3 ! aad S dollar. 2! Pc n'ath.
For far.hse Particular, address
rs. SL1GH, A. u, Preet,
Homes, Claiborne pafish, II.
An. 1e3m.
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Foreign Notes.

CONsTANTINOPLE, January j.-Lord Sails
bury has approved Of the arrangement en-
tered into between Minister Layard and the
Sultan. In part fulllment Of that arrange
mept the papers OF Mr.. Kocller, the Ger
man Missionary, have been handed to Sir
Austin Layard. The remaining principal
points Of the arrangement; are the release OF
the priest Ahmed Tewhk and an informally
written apology to the British representa-
tive.
L0NDOY, January 5.-Thc Norwegian
bark ekein, Captain JOrgensOn, which ar
rived at Liverpool January 1t from Pensa-
cola. rescued the crew of the Norwegian
bark Aldebaran, from Baltimore for Am
sterdam, abandoned ut sea.
A very serious atfray occurred Friday be-
tween the Royal Irish cOnstabulary and
some peasants Of Galway, during which the
police fired on the people, but nobody was
injured. Galway county is IN very dis
turbed condition. Two hundred extra po-
licemen hsye been drafted there.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 5.-Adiutant
Baronoff, the Russian commander OF
the gunboat Vcsta during the Russo
Turkish war, who was court-martialed
and dismissed the service for making
use of insulting language in reference
10 lIjO blliI>lCi VI my RiNoNuS-
ed notice Of appeal against the judg-
ment OF the court, and it is said the
Minister Of Marine has presented petition
for remission OF the sentence and bis own
resignation simultaneously.
LONDON. January "a Paris dispatch
SAYS: "rhe stone bridge OF the lnvalldes
h Is been destroyed by the floating wreckage
and ice. Considerable damage was done
in the provinces around Nancy. Four hun
dred and fifty villagers have been driven
fr I'm their homes"
A Calcutta dispatch states that the Vice
roy. speaking at the State banquet New
Years day, said: "rhe new year opened I'M
der happier auspices and with more hope
ful auguries than the old one, but the SOL
diers' work in Afghani,tan is not yet over,
nor could it be relinquished or relaxed I'M
iii the object sought has been fully attained.
That object, he said, was not the acquisition
OF territory, but securing the future peace
Of India and solid guarantees OF India's AZ
CHAN neighbOrs.
LONDON, january "a dispatch to the
Times SAYS the famine in the i..oyince OF
Sestan, Persia, is very severe. The people
are selling their children for food.
LONDON, January 5.-The North German
steamer Hausa, from New York for Bre-
men, reported ashore in the North Sea, has
been abandoned and is sinking.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NY rELEGRApm TO THE prspATCm.

AN OLD MAN MURDERED IN THE VALLEY
CONGRESSIONAL, AND OTHER WASHING
TON NOTEs-fATAL FIRE At A NEW YORK
DANcE-HALL; FOUR PERSONS BURNED
AND SMoTHFRrD TO DEATIl-FEARFUL
EXPLOSION AT THE NEWARK CELLU-
LoID WORKS, FIVE PERSONS KILLED
FATAL BoILER.ExrLosIoN NEAR PENsA-
CoLA-GATBERING OF THE MAINELtGIs
rICULTY FINALLY sETTLED-sTRIKE OF
RAILROAD LAB0RERs ON FREDERICKs.
BURG LiNE-ExpLOsIoN IN A ROLLING.
MILL AT LOCUST POINT, MD.-FiRE IN
Observation-Disclosures FoREIGN
ITEMS
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postpone. II possible. until Justice Hunts
seat shall be filled the consideration Of any
more questions upon which Its component
members are likely TO stand four against
four, and OF which. therefore, TIE only de.
cision possible would be an affrmancc by a
divided court.
THE WAR ON CROOKED WHISKY.
WAsHIN0ros, January 8. Collector Clark,
at Atlanta, Ga, telegrr.pbs Commissioner
Raum that he has Just seized three heads Of
stock and wagons re moving Illicit whiskey,
and two Illicit d. stileries, aud destroyed
about 1000 gallons OF mash and beer. lie
also arrested the operator OF the still after
meeting with armed resistance.
Collector Young. at Raleigh, Y. c., tele-
graphs the ca p'ure OF two more Illicit dis.
tilleries Saturday, in full blast, ia Moore
county.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 8, 1890.

PORT or RICHMOND, JANUARY 8, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Alien * oo'
agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnin, Philadelphia, mercbap
disc and passengers. J. w. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum
agent. - .
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York January 20, schooner Sarah Sbu-
bert. Steelman.
From Baltimore January 5th schooner 4. A.
TrayeIs, Mitchell.
From Norfolk January 4ih. schoonre Marion.
Hubbard, and W. T.. Dares, Moore, with cargoes Of
salt.
From Norfolk January Sd. schooners Potomac,
higgins, with logs, and John B"atiey, MARI nall
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, January 2-Arriyed: Schooner
Nor hern Light, Ross, from Richmond, ana schoon-
err BERTHE Pierce. Halves. from Boston Tor virginia
BALTIMORE. January 2.-Arrived Schooners
Howard Wilkins. Wainwright, and Matte Is. Rn-
Ion, Pierce, from Richmond, and schooner Alice L
Higgins, Higgins, from Virginia.
MISCELLANY.
NEW YORK. January 2.-Passed through Hell
Gate, bound east, schooner Oretta, Harvey, fOI
New Haven, from Virginia.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Arrived: Celtic. Ar
rived out: Herbert, Beech. Milton, Forest CITY
Kate, EXpounded. Algorna, mos, Ellzer LanTa, In
dian, Peruvian, HALIFAX. Eliza.
STEAMER ASHORE.
LONDON January 5.-The North. German Lloyd
steamer Hansa, from New York December l9th Tor
Bremen, Is ashore on Trch.ess Island, In the North
sea. No particulars.
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Seifl,n,ol,d pispatt!,
srrspAY....."".JANuA1s g. iss0'
o,rpJCK COUNTY.


., D;spatcs On the PAIN instant
Editors sourt was in session LOT .ne
our Cou''s ,rinc this year. owing 10 'oe
lest iine u" =, The weather we had very
incleneneS ~ - ~ our people. The tr,M OF
snail .uIo ~, ~ the murder OF Frank C'ouu
Edu,ouos, nned until the January court.
was cea'ln"sJh o sands charged Win the
". 6. VIZ, John Rowor In the iaii OF
,nuree' Oh ., o" 10 he Tried in tue CIRCUIT
Is.S bas GU, 900 casts have excited goou
COST. inesS and feeling in this county.
Sul Of ln,e'.'d ,mInutive, ordinary-look,ng
kdm. .Sont nineteen wears OF ss ,cs Dsc,ahly
coy, S sne.looking fellow; '. IA sissSna,ed
boo. .. aSI has led a wild sau s'SS't .",er
cOnnee'e onout thirty years oil age, n'.s1
HE; : p Svvo he fed TO kentucky, wher .
killing ho ,"risd in the spr,ng before cou-
be had MARI" Neence Of which he STANDS
hitting '"r kentucky. sitter leaving th's
charged ." ~ into another difficulty, ned
county y, where he remained ior sew
iheSee' 70 V"'J ,bcn returned to kentuSky'
eTal moouS' srre>ied and lodged Ia lau,
where ne wa ~ was brought by The sher'ii
from "nenv .,y in laS November ana con-
q ias Gun" tl,l 10 awsil his trial.
fatd - on ,;n.ter friends In this county are
DOR ReSp! - with The proceedings al
noi al ai -, Mn 10 iAiS time. some OF
our u. 's ina ,rv 70 keep M appearances
u s, ne great majority o,'tny." ov;I ,orcsni,
NV 5.a'.," ~. add can see on'i WV WV
dl'sl mn Wbotsiie prescription; o,oo,oa
TIE sc most important orhcer ~ 'o ~ oIiI
. ~. o osr county is that OF indge, anu Pom'
s''D' '.S NJ "a have been ignored IN 1ne sene'
te' Sye," ~ have suitable man MI Una. ,.n'
"a w. ,..,ion. The most pronounseo ne
pof'"n' p.,,ajAale for the county judgeship
abuse ser r. Turner. His friends are
r'o,ye ,i,b c1est earnesineSs ms Claims
lse'''.s tbst ne was the presiding o'heef
1n,! o,,yen,ion that nominated our popu'
Of lut - colonel Stoyall; from that iact
~ s'"I 49,, come consideration from MS
the! ia Tse o,her two applicants for that
pap ". Shelor and the present III
P,s,, : q. Staples-bOth occupy amour
CUM CUM nasition upon the great debt qucs-
, n'. ire pfr,eni Judge is conceded 10 oe
iioD 80 = 4 large majority Of his county
men MANY Of the leading i'eadlus!eIs nas az.
l.rou.ed bis cause, and clam mat nc n"s
,.tep no pat in r0luic>; that ne nas "o'cu
t.',lv towards all men ana all pari'eS' anu
, s' his ackaow lodged ability as lawyer
,r,i,les him 10 the position be seeks.
Cfri.tna. ha. come again. Ii Is not 90
served in The country with the same ZSs'
thst marked il, coming in Clden times. we
have not heard 81 many parties, but htt'e
destination. and consequently no fights
bebo,s have enjoyed themselves shooting
fre.cracktrs and big guns, some IN hunting
and frolic. and many in social gatherings
with mutual friends. Dan.
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toilet. 1s@2gc.; aud fancy prices: country, 4slo,
imperial IN eiio@ti.se; gunpowoes, slAt@l.T
Hides. Leather. &C.
Mdes: Green. To-: dry ssIteJ IL y: dry,
s sn,: !. Dc; wec salted sa9i.; we' tea "a
Leather: Sole leather. oas. 4na42s.: sols ls.tie
Snsh. is@29c = foot: kin. 40G75c :. q ib nsrnes
sns frensS. siSslso ' S ssaf rSSss * ssrt s1a
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American refined Old Doni,,oa 3AR3n /,
. NJ; English ana American sheet. 90 o..
Swedes, hammered, 6kc; hoop, 4@G: Pls iron
Virginia coai-bast charcoal. S2se9sa. warm
blast charcoal. t24@S2s.
Nails: old DOMINION, s4.25 In keg lois. per key
Plough Castings: Wholesale. &C.; retail 81
RoDe: Manila. best: l4alsc.; tute. s@sc,
RaqS: Mixed cotton. 1tc.; white, 2,sc. woolei
LIQUORS. Wines. kc.
Ae: Scotch, best orands, pints s2@s2.2S .
.Brandisi: Domestic. 81 25@s2: fruit. sl.1oa
Virginia peach. s2Gt2.50. 100 !.
Rys Whtskevs: Medium, 81 5oas2 pdihre oES. .:
Ss4 yiIgiaia mo.lntain, new, f2@Sz.b0, &c
Gin: Domestic. 81 25@ az imported. 80 y CO.
He'o EnoLand Rum 81 .50MsI.e0.
RectUaed WhiskcUS: Market quiet.
Lumber. slaves, sc.
Eumtsr: White oak.tl3Nf15 y 1900 VTecseri
| Virginia pOuiar. Sl4@f25 a 1900: white nins
tlfGi42.50 l.0oO: yellow pine boards. ~ SOC
III: oisi .s9@Sl1 acvordnf to lengths. shinVlt.-
! Pne. SL73@i2.30; cypress siX-incb. sGa0s,
| = 1000. Laths-spnt, 81; saved, :l.75Gs) 81
! = 1000.
| StdUcs: WhistcY-barrel timber green. 2 90S2s Z
| | 900: seasoned. t20GS2j = Loco. flour-D9 II,
| ilmhcr. i2df5 = 1000. Fioar-barrel Do,', 3s
| hogshodG.hoops. 70c y bundle.
Powder. shot. sc.
Fuse TOYS mining, 35c.@tl.25 T. 100 ~
| P0tOd6r: 1913 by the five keys--lesS than tv
| legs. 1926: blasting. t3.25@t3.5O.
| SRot: Northern, : IS = iay OF 2J DC.
| GTiagcfSnes: 1A12Sc. = h.
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His First offence.
AZ Affecting SCENE N TUE ToMBS POLICE
COURT.

Az Affecting SCENE ~ TUE T0MBS POLICE
COURT.
An affecting scene occurred in the New
York Tomhs Police Court recently. Charles
Il. sheridan. aged eighteen years, was al
r.i.red for stealing a yali>c, the property
n Mr.. McVcigh. Of Pennsylvania. The
prisoner freely admitted his guilt, and con-
duc,ed The detectives 10 pawnshOps where
tbe stolen property was recovered. The
detectives agreed that it was ShcridJn'S first
offence. After the formal complaint had
been made. Justice Morgan asked Sheri-
dan what be had TO say in his own be-
baf The boy burst into tears and said :
IL never STOLE anything before. | had
not eaten anything for two days, and
| wanted 10 bring some food into the
bouSe." Justice Morgan said: "YOur
story may be- true or not, but with that
have nothing 10 do. You are held for trial
in the Court Of Special Sessions" As Sheti-
dan was being taken away his mother, re-
spectacle looking but pOOrly.clad woman,
advanced 10 the railing before the bench
and begged the detectives, with tears in beI
eyes, TO be allowed to speak TO her son. The
officers could not resist tbe appeal, $nd
granted the interview. Mrs. Sheridan
threw her arms around her sons neck anG
said, "Oh. Charles, why didn't you tell me
whore YOU got tie money!" The boy an
sWered, Mother, what could | dOI" He
was then taken into the prison. There were
few dry eyes in the COURTROOM.
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The Maine MIDDLE.

AUGUSTA, January 5.-The members OF
the Legislature are now assembling, ana The
position OF affairs is freely discussed by the
Republican side, but the Democrats are eX-
tremely reticent. A large number OF these
have not read the opinion OF the Supreme
Court, and refuse TO give their views OF the
result in the incoming Legislature. w. VI.
Rust, a prominent Greenbacker, says the
decision OF the Supreme Court settles The
case. There can be no successful OPPOSE
ton to that. The Democrats are generally
OF the opinion that the decision Is partisan
one, and they denOunce it. Judge Rice has
stated. in conversation, that the opinion is
good law, but what effect 1t will have on
The organization he will not say.
Mr.. Pillsbury is out in the Standard de-
nouncing the opinion as partisan, and urg-
ing the counted-in" members TO stand
up for their rights and not be bulldoZed
into giving I'D their seats. The caucusing
TODAY will be directed to holding the Fu-
sionists up to this point. 1t is the general
opinion that there Is no cohesive power
sufficient to hOm them. IS one after another
announce that the decisions OF the court
will have great Influence.
The Governor and Council had no BUSH
ness session to-day, but have been in con-
sultatlon in regaM 10 the course to be pur-
sued. A guard OF some 200 men is still
maintained at the State House, where sixty
stands OF arms are stacked ready for imme-
date use. Although the trains are bring
ing crowds into the city there is perfect
order. Neither side has determined upon
course which Is not subject to radical
amendment. The Fusionists are striving
to secure quorum. Every Republican
deprived OF bis seat Is either here or wiz
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BISHOP GILBERT HAVEN, whose death at
Maiden, Mass, on Saturday afternoon last,
j. announced, was born near Boston, Mass,
September 10, 1921. He graduated at Yves
lcyan University IN 1916, and for two years
taught Greek and Lain in Armenia Semi.
nary, OF which in lS4S he became principal
ln lSjl he Joined the New England Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and was stationed successfully at North
smptoE. Wibraham, Wcstiield, RoXbury,
and Cambridge. Mass. In 1861 he was APP.
pointed chaplain OF the Eighth Massachu-
sets regiment, the first commissioned chap
hucy after the breaking out Of the civil
war. In 1862 he made tour IN Europe and
lLe East, and on his return was stationed as
pastor for two years in Boston. His earn
est advocacy OF the cause OF the colored
people, both before and during the war, led
10 bis appointment in 1865 10 the supervision
Of the interests OF the destitute freedmen
and whites in the State ~ Mississippi. In
1861 he was appointed editor OF lions Her
AID, Boston, and continued in this office I'M
I'll 1872, when be was elected bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The General
conference assigned his residence at Allan
Ia, Ga, and placed under his special super
lntendence the Interests OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church in The extreme southern
Stlies. He has been Il persistent advocate
Of Protestant missions in Italy and among
The spaniSb-Speaking peoples. and in 1872
aud 1873 visited Mexico in the interest of
this cause. He published "The Pilgrims
Wallet" book Of travels, in 1864, and
"NailOnal Sermons: Sermons, Speeches,
and Letters on Slavery and its War;" in
\ Rt.h tsif
ca Liberia, where he contracted a malaria
rom which he has never obtained exemp-
uoa. lie was an intimate personal friend
o. General Grant; man Of strong intellect
ana viii, but also strong in his prciudces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-06
RoLLrNG.MILL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Strike Of Railroad LabOrers.

FREDERICKSBURG, january 1.-TWO hun
dred labo:ers on the extension OF the Mid
land railroad from Orange Courthouse to
Charlottesville struck this morning for an
increase OF wages to 81 per day. The road,
which is to be thirty.one miles in length, i
under contract to be finished by July 1st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-06
rrRUspEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM.-As trustee In a deed of trust executed
by j. w. Minor aud wife for The beneat Of A. i.
Mookar, bearing date the 18Th day OF August.
1873 and duly recorded In The clerks Office OF
King William County Court, shall hr for sale al
pubiic ou,cry on the premises, In said county, at
O'Clock A. NJ, on THURSDAY, 5,h day OF Feb
ruary. 1880, a certain TRACT OF LAND as de-
scribed 10 said deed the Ferry farm and aa1nia'
ing the lands OF Stuart. Palmer Co. John ~,
lsr and OF hers. and containing FOUR bDrD"',n -
AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less az ~ ih,ee mi,ss
ing on the Pamunkey river, and w't,h ~ Thssa,eake
and ohio railway offers r.py lndnceine9', 10 par,
ehasers, anu l. oo"''H j. W. TAYLOR,
IA 6-swtds -