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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-08
BY Green " Wise

Heal Estate Agents and Actionsers.l
hWELLlNG HOUSE AND STORE FOR
~ SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By
virtue OF decree Of the Corporation Court for
1881, in the chancory cause of Cowling VS.. Cow.
ling, the undersigned commissioners thereby
appointed, will offer for sale by public auction.
on ~ ESDAY. the 22i day of March, 1881, at
u j o'clock IN front of tho entrance to Court
dris, Va, a LOT OF GROUND with iba
BUILDINGS and improvement thereon. stu
a!ed at the northeast intersection of Duke with
81. Asaph streets, in tho city Of Alexandria snd
described as follows: Beginning on the north
sIde OF Duke street and on tho cast side of ST
Assph stro,t. at the intersection of the sail,
streets, thence north with ST. Assph street -
teet more or less, thonco east and parallel with
LUXE street Is feet more or less to A. F. Goyor's
line, thence south TO Duke street, thence west on
luke stroot TO The place of beginning.
Terms OF Gale: One tenth of tho purchase
money in cash. residue in three canal install.
msnts at sir, twelve and eighteen monthp, with
interest. The bonds of the purchase, to DO given
with approved security and tho title to ba ra-
tanned until the whole ru-chsso monoy shall
have been paid.
y y; AfT n. 5Sa TaASX05NS , COMMITS. of
VIM. COWLING. oao'
febl1-eots
TRUSTEE'S SALN.-By virluc of q dood of
L trust executed by I. Nj. Manchester to tho
underslgned. trustee dated March oh. 1858,
and recorded in libor 81, folio 29l, OF tho record
OF deeds o. Prince William county, Virgins.
will otler for ssle at public auction, before tho
front door OF the Court House of tho said county.
on MONDAY. March 7th. 1881, Chat being
Oourt day. VALUABLETRACPO LAME
IN said county, containing 100 ACRES, more
or less, and lying about miles from tho town @.
Occoquan, adjoining the lands of Finch, Mad.
do1 Heed and others. Terms: Cash.
Jan7-Wtd G. FORD. Trustees.
GALE OF VALUABLE LANOIN FAIR
~ FAN COUNTY.-By virluo o decd Of
trust executed by j. A.. Griesbauor, lsLe1 Tho
10Th day of January, 1876 q doed recorded on
the land records of Fairfax COUNTY, the under
signed trustee therein named, and q! tho re-
guest OF the party thereby secured on SATIJR-
DAY, the 10Th day Of March, 1881, r.! II o'clock
M, will soil at public auction in front OF Catrs
Tavern a. Yves! End in said county tho FOLLOW.
ing described property: 81 and $500 ACRES
OF LAND, lying in Mt. Vernon District, beinr
the same tract which the said Griesb,usr nur.
chased OF David Owen. This land is OF ycoI
quality, we'll located and improved by build
ings SC.
Terms OF Sale: Enough cash TO pay coats of
sale and the sum OF $4,000 with irtcres. from
February 70, 1875 and tho residue in two cqual
! Instalments of one and two yosrs bearing tts,o
and Interest from day Of ssl, aud secured BIZ
lion on tho properly sold.
,o THOMAS MOORE,
] 1eolS 1@ Trustee.
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:. HE CHzsArEAEE AND ONO :CANAL.-A
utiSpalch from Cumberland. yesterday, ssys: :
me york Of turning water CD The Cumberland
oI'lslo1 of the Chesapeake aud Ohio C-raI
YES begun here to day. l! ia expected the
IGator will be turned Oh to WiIliEmgco.l BY next
Monday and to Georgetown by abou: Nl.ch 20
The object of turning on to Will ,rlspatt ncw
is to supply dealers there With CA, AID also to
m3ve boats caught in tie cana. OF tic co:c OF
navigation last season. 1t is not thought geo.
eral shipment Of coal will begin before April l."
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EN'MAY0R WALLACH's FUNERAL. - The
iunera Of ez Mayor Richard Wasoh to, k pac,
yesterday afternoon, from bis late residence.
10 Washington, md WAS largely aIeo5cl ty
prominent cIizan5 and officials of The DIS riot
OF Columbia. The funeral service were en-
Quoted by Rev. Douglas Forrest, of Trinity
Church, and tho remains wtr. ioterrcl ic OAK
Hill cemetery, GEORGETOWN,
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA k:ARKEr. March ISL -
The na'"et il a.i'o sd Ii m F:cu' s sseAdg
e! last quoai":.s. Tina receipts OF " hcat ere
light, and ahou! GOD bushels so!I n! llj and ZIG
f1r ful:z. AID II ior II, " era is j.
b:t!or receipt aud l7yG bushels of "hile sold III
81 No Ky or Oats rcpoltai Twenty tors Ct
Mill Feed gid 81 IS co and 5 por ton
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Marth =
Prices this W2ak Tor Beef Cattle Ranged rs fol.
lows
Best Bceves.. .:.".....................5 81 10
Genorally rated first qualiLy..~..-...1 - 3 ~
Medium or good fair quality. .......3 70 q "
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 80 70
Extreme range ofprces 81 Z ~
Most Of the salos were from .........5 CO q!
Receipts for the weak 1877 head: sales lOH.
Owing 10 tho lghtIun tits week the wholesale
market was fairly active, and the retail trade
,,ympathized with it to a considerable extent
Vs'ues generally were / higher at retail than
last Weok, but ga s were very slow towards the
cljse and prices were no better than they wore
last week. The oh,rings presented better av-
ersge than last week, prime Cattle being quite
plentiful and common comparatively much less
numerous than they were then.
Mich Cows-Thero is fair demand only for
primo Cows We quote at 20sS4j per head, II
to quality.
Sheep-There was no outside demand this
week, and butchers bought only in small mum
bers, being unwilling 10 sccede 10 the demand of
owners for higher figures. owing TO the falling
of in the number of the receipts IS compared
with last weeks til,ripgs. The quality was
scarcely gs good as it was last week, for though
there were as good tops, there were proportion.
ately moro common sheep. We quote at 4.G4c
per ID groas fer common TO extra. Arrivals this
week lG7l heed.
Hogs-The supply this week. though less by q
few hundred than last week, sppesrs to be fully
equal to tue demand, which in most of the yards
is only moderate Tho quality averages little
better than last weeks offerings. there being
more choice Hogs among the receipts. We
quote a. 7!sSic per ID net and for a few extra
hno shade higher figure WAS obtained hrri-
walls this weak Gl6O head.
Money continues stringent in Boston. At the
clearing house yesterday loans between banks
were in demand at rates between 8 and per
cent per annum and were scarce at those figures,
Now York funds were quoted al ~ cents dis.
count.
The trade returns OF England for February
show that the imports increased c},40O, PAP, and
tho exports %l.COO. IS compared with Februa.
~ OF last year.
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AUCEERN paE,Es
T'KUsTEEs' sALEoYFAIYFAXLANT
!. LAND

TKUsTEEo' shLEoE FAIHFAXLAND1
By virtue OF dece OF :rus: executed BY John
Gsr niooa'u; in!seo ser Sa.oline Will.ma and
as'od the l9:h of September 1876, and recorded
ID noar U, Nc. T. folio $50. Of the l.nd rerorda
VI fairlsx county, the undersigned, as trusteos
thefein FAMED, and st tho request of the psriv
!horep5 secured, on MONDAY. the DIST dsy Of
March, ISL, (Court day. ct y o'clock r.. viii
sell at public auction Before tho Court Honsa
d i.so OF Ell county, tho following described
ZEAL ESTATE: All the UNDIVIDED In
IEHEST which Walter DoPu7 Davis formerly
owned IN q tract Of lsnd, containing 1872 acres,
ana now owned BY john x. Hibhsrd, trustee ,s
Aforesaid. The said interest is 2lL acres thereof
more or less. This land lie, on the road jasdiny
from Fairfax G. II. to Vienna AID adioins tn,
lands OF Smith Formerly Whsley) and Others.
ierms OF Sale: Cash enough to pay costs Of
tsr nn expenses 9 Of eao and convey ancng and
" from the l9:h September, ISL 10th Septem.
Der, 1878, 18th September, 1879, and the l9.n
september, lSsUi the residue on credit of ons
year from date of sale. evidenced by the pur.
chasers bond, bearing interest from date anil
secured BY lien on the property sold.
ssb:s .sr rios q sh SookE, Trustees.
SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtue Of y
and wife on the Sth day of MAY. 1876 and re-
corded IN liber I. No. d. page 4OS. in the clerks
ONCE OF Fairfax county to secure TO the trustees
OF the Protestant Episcopal Education Society
IN Virginia, the payment OF twenty. five hun
dred dollars. with interest from tho date of said
deed! (deiault having been mslo in tho payment
OF said principal sum, after demlnd), the un-
derslgned trustees will on MONDAY the 2lst
day OF March, 1881 court day. at II o'clock M,
before the Court House door, Of Fairfax county
proceed to cell at public auction a certain
TRACT OF LAND, lying in said county, about
six or seven miles from the Court House, and
two miles from Centreville, called Salisbury"
containing about five hundred and si1ty.seYen
and one.half (5G7D scress. moro or loss and
improved by fine DWELLING HOUSR, out
buildings, stables. SC.
Terms of Sale: So much in cash as will nav
The above mentioned sum (S2500) and the inior-
est due on the same md the expenses of sale.
the residue in cash. or upon credits of one and
two years. with interest, the purchaser giving
bond. and deed of trust on the premises to Sc
cured the deferred payment; or on such terms
as said A.. King Chandler may agroe to at the
time OF sis. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
ARTHUR HERBERT, n..,
CAZENOVEG. LEE. Afus'ees'
fehl1-ts
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LOCAL MATTERS.

hta!Aef Probabilities. Mlrcb S. ISL
foT Inc middle States :air followed b. cloudy
weather ard occasional rain, winds sh:!inx to
warmer soU.heasterly sad lower barome.-r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-08

HCatAcf Ir0babiliis. lLucn 5. ISL
foF INC middle States .air followed b. c,udy
"t".her ard occasional rain, winds sh!in. to
warmer soU.hoasterly and lower barome.r
COOP TENPLARs.-Tho County Lode Of
God Iemplars, composed Of the rcprcs Iut.-
tI7os from the lodges 10 Eartay and Alexandra
c)untIes, met 10 Ssrepta Hall yesterday, aud
was presided over by 4. w. A!mstroas, OF this
city, County Tenplar. Representatives lfsD
mes: OF the lodges were present.
Matters pertaining to the ord,r we're di:cni-
scd and measures adopted which will 90 d)u5l
result IN much good to tho order AID ca1se Of
temperance.
Local option received considerable attention
laaSmuch a5 vote is to be taken in Ill the
districts 10 Earisx and A!cxao1ris Counties
upon the license question in May next.
a resolution was adopted rtqlcs;ios tho
County Templsrs OF Fairfax, Ljudcua and
fauquer to call disr.ci convepiiJn to he
composed of repre- ,ntatvcs fron tho subordi.
nate lodges in the counties OF Far!ax. Acyan.
die, L5uiouu, Prince William and FauGuiar.
At night largo meeting Of Golden Li.ht
Lodge. No. 3&&7. was held, and after tn, ini,ia
ton OF four candidates the lodge WAS opened
nudcr tho head of Good OF the Oder" when
mos! interesting programme Of eEoros vas
earned out. muc!! 70 tho CT lymcn! CT tho visit
ing delegations and members Ct the lodge.
's'''uR ucItsationI Hcr2 pfcsen' IT9m WASH
''S'oo' r@'fiaz Y. ILL., vienna nnd Ohitoa'
ADJUSTMENTS. The coac,rs by tho Byrg,r
Family, CT h7mcrJ Hall, last night, Whilo very
god did 10. c)Dn up 10 what tho reputation
mo I,, u;, OF Gi'a1 XIII
in },nrs ard 81 ,tsCa; .,rr1J - ., % .i,o
nr,-i, w,;cI wss };,h W. Int t,o on;n.
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.!hr pr-for.as>c, W., ono ri tn, b,jt Of Us hjnI
ever given "a G,avanlt, All inc.u !e! no. only
'hH droI! nimicrv "n! u iinrnu3 tum6it nI ct
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ioTmanco Of the t.si,'.i ,i... ,.I,- rloG,'.1r
WingGoL WIS ~, . ~ all-."::yn f,E!u.r
Tho o7tira troupe is y e,c1 or, end cu H.; "a
draw wHiI'
MUTCir:h ! I1.'.t': sar1t Inon'hi} i, a.
llE O. tho CIii9 C"u'c'' ~ Is I'll TO n'4i'.
~ m'o'iaG &; The C'nrIiitco On i'a>'ic
Ii1par,T ct ihG t"y to"n'I. Aldermen /
v k'Sh,it III chFiFn9n' as n'th', 1t w2s
'2abvad 10 adV'i;ia' i"t Fc&l;d proposals.
i'T tho bGi! dirg OF tAn NV o0fi.c hGus>
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WRIT GRANTED. As static 10 tho Gaz,tte,
Mo SIS. Clle l. Co., FISH huckstcrs, through their
council, Judge Charles H. Stuart and Mr.
I.,ouaId Marbury, sp9lltd yesterday to Judge
Keith. at Warrenton, for writ Ct mardamus
compelling the Commits, ioncrs C the Sinking
Fund 10 furnish them space 10 tho market for
tho retail OF fish during tho present season.
lndgo Keith granted tho writ rcturnablo ca
Friday next. when the question will BIO argued
b fore him in chambers ct Warrcntou, by ex.
Mayor X, kemper, for tho city, and Judge
Charles +. Stuart sud Mr.. Leonard Marbury.
for the fiji huckstcrs.
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The trade returns OF England for February
show that the imports increased .c5,40O PAP, and
tho exports { ;il.CO0, SIS compared with Februa.
~ Of last year.
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ACCIDENT TO TIE STEAMER MYSTIC. Tho
Neamer Mystic Of the lower Potomac route,
who on her way DOM the river this morning,
when Just below Jones Point. blow q largo
hole in the chimney Iniog of her boiler. and
Inc steam rushing out through the engine room
b,dy scaldcd The engineer. John Axianay. o
young nan from Washington. Tho damaged
steamer was toued back TO this city by one Of
the ferry boats, and the engineer. whose ibiu.
lies whic severe. ere not regarded as serious,
was sent 10 lis hCmo. The only domsgc to tho
steamer IVES chat to her bCi.er, mentioned
above.
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ANONYMOUS CHARGES Major Geo. Duffy,
Commissioner of the Revenue. has received
number of aDcnymt us communications charging
different. persons with violating tho revenue
laws by selling liquor without q license. The
Commissioner ssyS these communications will
receive no attention. from him. buff the writer's
are willing 10 mike charges openly Of violations
OF the law, qualifying to he same. to will attend
10 tho mater promp9!g. ard hasa the ~ ly
parties brtu hit TO Justice.
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fs.I- Ak yrur drusgist for C .py Of Young
Meas Friend" = dnl rcad L!
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iii e make your dinner conf Lotto by Try
lnE some OF the DELICIOUS GREEN PEAS which
NCluENEY X Son have ust received
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Mr. d. Il Geek Purchasing Agent Annri.
can Express Company. Chicago. iudorscs The
c!!l>'c7 .ot s. Jacobs OIL il siuh5orn cas-, Of
EHCu2a'i:ti
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Money continues stringent in Boston. At the
clearing house yesterday loans between banks
were in demand at rates between and per
cent per annum, and were scarce at those figures,
Now York funds were quoted al ~ cents dis.
count
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Marth -
ice: this W2ak Tor Beef Cattle Ranged rs fol.
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roLCE ITEMS Tho Mayor had before him
This morning two colorcd wagon drivers, Jchn
Coptee aud Natty Shaw. Tor driving on The
sidewalks. Both men, upon rrcmsltg TO put
the sidewalks damaged By them in Rooa repair,
we're discharged with warning to DO moro
careful 10 the future.
Warrants were issued day by a Justice fthc
Posco for the arrest Of John Harlan and james
Fields. both coIored, charged with obtaining
goods under false Dr. tarsas ire III w a. Rodgers.
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS. MOTHER,,l

Are you disturbed at night ard broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering aud crying Yih the
excruclliing pain of cutting teeth II 90, 20 at
once and get q bottle Of MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. It VIII relieve the poor li,e sufferer
immcd atcly--depcnd upon IL; there f. no mistake
about Il. There IS not Il mother on earth who has
ever used f. who VIII not tell you AZ once th,t wll
regulate he bowols and give rest 10 the mother aud
relief and health 10 the child operating lik, magic.
II IS perfectly safe 10 use in all cases, and pieaant
10 the taslc. aud IS the prescription OF one Il the
Oldest ana bet female physicians aud nures In The
unired states. Sold everywhere. Twenty .ESe cents
4 bottle j. eOilw
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDlN. 6 L. ~. commissioner, saie - yliu-
able lot o4 the uCrth stCe of M1iB hciHecn sew
enih and iighth Streets.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, y. NJ, trustees sale or
q large number of bnilding-lois OF Laurel and
Cherry stree's south Of Cary.
FRANK -. HILL & co, 9 T.. NJ. trustees sale OF
valuable Improved real estate In the iowa " ASH
iaud
house and lOt No. 1913 west Main street, Park
Place.
JNO. T.. LATGHTON. 10Y 4. NJ, sD' citl sale or
hue furnishing gOOis, coars, ties handae. CHIEFS,
and misses Gue shoe, &c.
FURMAN TUPPER, q u. VI, commissioners sale
OF valuable buiioing-l0,s on west Grre street.
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BElDJUSTER CONVENTION.
.,,, WORK RESPECTABLY BEGUN PRO
crrDs MID GREAT CONFUSION
AND WITHOUT RESULT.

u...,y. Cameron, Groncr, and Wise Engage
ina tons and Weary Party Race for Guber.
,atorial Nonlinat ation-Scenes in the Theatre
ye.terday-A Free Ballot and Fair Count
lain Paul Made Permanent Chairman
Nominating Speeches by Minitree' Naiden'
,lam. and Lamb-Two Ballots Taken, and
siSSleberecr and Malone Brought Into the
p,e. Mid Great Excitement and Continued
Confusion iddle berger, Fauntleroy, and
Ian,. Address the Convention, while the
Confusion Increases-John Wise cuiets the
R.5lam and Adjourns the Convention al
O'Clock 4. VI.
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r,s WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
~ ~ during the day. with steady rain at
s''o~ ,oS, which had ,be effect OF cooling the
a.,'SSoo,phere considerably.
TursvoNgTER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "a ;
". IS: noon, 81; L. NJ, Sc; L.
Ms; midnight. 6S.
vcap temperature. 90 l-6.
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THE SECOND BALLOT
A BOOM FOR RIDDI EBERGER.


A BOOM FOR RIDDI EBERGER.
At ten minutes past II, after the an
noupcement Of the second ballot, Mr.. Lind
sey, OF Norfolk, rose, and IN an animated
speech nominated "iiarry RiddleDerger"
This was received with great applause. tie
said his voice had been heard all over Nir-
einia, and that he il the wOrSt-abnsed man
in the Commonwealth. He said it was q
walk.oyer for Riddebcrger, Lewis, and
Blair.
General GrOuer came on the stand, and
was urged to the back Of the stage by his
friends. 1t looked as II he wanted to with
draw.
Mr.. Giddings made stirring speech for
Massey, which had splendid effect on his
friends.
Mr.. Fowler. Of Washington, was the
next speaker. He mapped out speech on
a high line; bu, the Convention didn't want
to hear bim, and a cOlored brother, waving
a flag from box, cried ont, "WhO are you
for:" He said he was for Cameron, and
after that there were more people Who
wanted to hear him.
Mr.. RIDDLEBERGgR SPEAKS.
At % minutes past II Mr. Riddeberger
came 20 the front and was received with APP
plause. He said he didn't understand that
he was a black horse in readiustment or any
cause he ever espoused. He did not want
to be a stumbling.stone. He did not want
to be a candidate for Governor. II is an Of
flee that should not be sought. Whoever
among the candidates shall be nominated he
would support with bis whole heart. He
called upon the shenandoah delegation 10
de gs they had been doing.
SPEECH FROM MR. JONES.
Mr.. Jones, OF Orkney Springs, followed
in a speech in which be pictured General
Mahone's fight with "tbe BourbOns at
Washington this spring, and described bis
fight for Rddeberger as IA candidate for
Sergeant.at-Arms OF the Upited States Sen
ate. This, said he, was fight preliminary
to the contest in Virginia. Every power
that can be enforced by the BOurbons will
be used by them this fall, and they will be
as proscriptiye, said he, as the Bourbons OF
the Senate are. lie urged the nomination
OF Riddleberger.
Secretary Fauntleroy said he was sur
prised at the nomination Of bis brilliant fel'
low citizen Of the Valley. Ee bad come
with a preference for another, but he stood
in the Senate in March and heard the bruta
attack on III. ii. Riddeberger.
Here there was great confusion, ana th,
speaker tried In vain 10 be heard. Points
OF order were raised that he had >poker
over five minutes.
The Chair oyerfuled them on the grounC
that the resolution did not apply to thl
nomination. Mr.. Fauntleroy proceeded
and denounced the conduct OF Democratic
senators, saying his blood broiled as h'
witnessed II. He called them old politica
Know Eothing dead'beats. There were
| now cries from every part OF the house o
"Mr. Chairman, Irlse to point OF order
The Chair raped and the noise increased
| To drown the speaker they resorted to ap
plause, and 1t seemed as il Bedlam bat
broken loose. There was period OF calm
during which Or. Wise
| NOMINATED GENERAL MALONE.
This was received with wild applause
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WEATHER REPORT.

,xc,c,r,oxs FOR TO-DAy.-For the Mid.
a. S,s,cs cloudy and rainy weather. east
oS OI', ycering 10 southerly winds, and higher
,empeTature.
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and there were cries for Cameron aud Mas.

ana there were cries for Cameron aud Mas.
sey.
The Chair raped again In vain. but the
body was too excited 10 hear bim, for hoarse
cheers and yelIs drowned bis gave. Every.
thing that bad preceded was tame compared
with this scene, and the Chair deserved
sympathy In his vain efforts to restore order.
The only hope was that they would have to
cease from sheer exhaustion.
CAPTAIN JOHN WISE GETS sLgScB.
Captain John Wise now went TO the front
and begged for Gods sake for one moment
OF silence. lie got II. The desire Of his
heart was to beat Bourbonism and see re
adjustment triumph. He would throw Ma.
hone, Cameron, Massey, Groner. and Rid
dleberger aside to save the great cause. He
moved that the Convention adjourn.
There were cries Of "No! mol"
The Convention voted to adjourn until
10 O'Clock to-day.
THE VOICE OF TRUTH DISCUSSED.
A colored reporter Of the Alexandra
Voice Of Truth, who sat in the midst OF the
"knights OF the quill" " aud wore linen
duster and famed bis dusky brow with q
palm-Ieaf fan, was heard to remark that
"this Is the most ignorant and dis0rderIy
Convention It has ever been my honor 10
attend"
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HOLLYWOOD LOTS

EOUR LOTS-NOS. 80. 90. GJ, AND 66-
l. ~ pOLLYWOOD. ADJOISiSG 1Hk HAIR
VIE SECTION, FOR sALE.-Tncse lets cen -
bought low II immediate application be msde, Two
Of them front . a one Of the main ayenu App,y
10 ". GtDniN.
te2.2t Real Estate Aucf fiODeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03

FINE PICTUREs.-Pcr,ons who desire a real rood
Photograph or picture in OIL crayOn or water
coOrs eau have them taken at NJ. J. PowERs'S
studio, No. s 2 Main street His Card aud I'm
perla.slze Photographs give universal satstaction
Go and see for yourselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03

HucKIN's CELEBRATED SOUPS leesslu at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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sc. only for a Picnic CIGAR.
"ROUGH on RATS"

The thing desired found at last. Ash druggists for
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats, mce, rolches
hles, bed-bugs. lJc. bOxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03

PURE CATAwBA WINE al 81 so per g,lloa.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY At 81 per gallon.
PURE SPANISH SHERRY at ~ so peI gallon.
PURE GREEN aud BLACK TEA, AZ low piices.
PURE CHAMPAGSEs. PORTS, aud French Brandy
lt low prices. W. ID. BLAIR X 60. llo9 Naiu q.