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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-13

NORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1SS2.-CGilSeS
Of Death: Cholera infantum. 3 white,
l cOlored; congestion Oi brain, white; /;
congestion Of lungs. l colored; conSump-
ton. white. colOrcd; debility, white; ;
diarrhGa, colored; dysentery. , white;
fever (cOngestive). ! colored: fever 0y-
phoid). colOred; gastro-entcrifis. white I;
heart-disesse, white, colored: hemor-
rhare 1lmbilicaD, ! colored; inanitiOn,
] white: iniantile lOckiaw, ! cOlo-ed; ms-
rasmus. white; obstruction q bowels.
white: paralysis. cOlored; pneumonia,
colored: premature birth, ! colcred:
rheumatism. white. colored; teething.
white; tuberculosis, white; whooping-
cough, ! white. Whole number oi deaths
n the city, exclusive oi still-births, 81
white. Il: colored. IA. Locality: Marshall
Ward. 8: jefferson Ward, - Madison
Ward. 4: Monroe Ward. :; Clay Ward,
(: Jackson Ward. 6 Glmshouse, ,.
Rate oi mortality oi whole population
was 2716 per 1000 per snnum: rate OF
mortality OF white population was 21.1l
per 1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF
eolored population was 2G.37 per 1000 per
annum. j. u. CABElL, NJ. D.,
President Board o. Health
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FINANCIAL.

NEY LOAN ID
UFON
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY
speclAl attention given 70 the HMM" " :
OF REAL ESTATE and the COl-LLSi iVS VI
RE>Ts. Liberal advances made.
All kinds Il CITY AND COCNIk1 hhNH
ESTATE for sale.
sAIFS BY AUCTION made IN eitv or coun-
try. - ..,-,..,,. ,,,
VlrgfDlan. .,rny.r.
taken o,.
Apply for the TIrgiaia Land GaIds.
GEORGE =. CRAWFORD,
Peal Estate. Land Agent and Auc'ioHeer'
- -, 1908 Bank street.
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y S-1fwEwlfn LeXiI
CWAPTHNOBF COLLEGE.

- EFoPENEDIN RESTORED BUILDING.
lo-h ~cyes admitted. COLLEGE aud Preparatory
school. Uuder care q McEntcrs of the society q
Friends The main building. destroyed by tre
riuth month lsst, has heeu complete rebuilt, en-
larr-d. and fitted up with AL convenience Thor
ourh instruction iA L.tnsua Litersture Nathe-
rrafics. and tie science. New >cientlnc Building,
r1rtz.rfrr I.slnrrfories Drs'Iiug-RoOms. Ma
clLne->hofs- and al appliances for pursuing a
t6a~orrh courss "a Clen4stry. Mechanical and
civil Engineering. The next term opens Ninth
o,hcr things being enual. PLACES will he gwen the
earliest applicants For fun particu. Ar address
EDWARD n. MACH /.
President Swarthnore College.
F..1.
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q meeting OF the Board Of Directors was

4 meeting Of the Board Of Directors was
called.
Mr.. Whitlock Is not interested in the
bank except that he owns thirty shares Of
stock. He had no discount there. and was
actuated only by a desire 10 protect stock
holders and do the public service. He
was not responsible for the Planters or any
other bank, bu; in order TO speak Of bis
OWN PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE
OF the exact condition OF the bank he
counted every dollar aud examined every
bill-receivable and every collateral there.
He was at the meeting Of the directors, and
remained at work
N THE BANK ALL NIGHT.
. Al this meeting Mr.. Whitlock WAS elected
director and president OF the bank rice
John Il. Davis, resigned. and Mr.. James b.
Pace was elected director rice Joseph b.
Davis, resigned.
Early yesterday morning au announce
ment Of this fact was posted sn the outer
door Of the hank building, corner Of
Twelfth and Main streets.
The work OF the directors did not come
a minute too soon, for early in the morning
excited people began 10 talk, and n small
run on the Planters Bank was commenced.
Mr.. James +. Pace sat in the front Office
OF the bank, the representative OF n million
OF dollars, II no more, and as the crowd
came in assured everybody that there was
not the slightest cause for alarm. Mr..
Whitlock was soon reported as saying that
the bank had one million dollars on hand,
and was ready 10 meet every demand. and
pretty soon the anxiety abatcd. the fears
~ ,rra1 % eanF FI.nna and flta
expression heard on all sides WAS that
1.-THE PLNTERS BANK Is STRONGER THAN
EVER
II every depositor had appeared yester-
DAY the amount due him would have been
paid promptly without a particle Of trou-
bic. To-day the bank stands on the safest
basis. and under the management oi Mr..
Whitlock and the present Board q Dlrec-
tors will continue on the road 10 pros
perity.
INCIDENTS.
While some were drawing out money
from the Planters Bank Yesterday = tobac-
co-manuiacturcr walked in and deposited
1850. Others soon followed his example.
and many that had taken away their money
in the morning brought il back again be-
fore the bank closed. and went 10 bed last
night and slept sweetiy.
II Is hard 10 find out who has money
until fright occur. about hank. Tbes
YOU are astopishcd. An Italian cobaler
had secured by hard licks $500. and had
this in bank. An old woman. thinly and
poorly clad. had her hundreds at interest,
and even 4 Bohemian was heard to express
grave concern for the safety Of half a
thousand GollarS.
The cares Of riches are never more appa-
rent and the blessedness OF poverty never
more appreciated by the poor than when q
ha~E breqkS
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-RoueH OK RATs.~ Clear out rats. mice ni,7'
coaches. bed-bugs, ants, yernin, ehipmunk> lce-
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REENW WOOD.
4 MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
FOE
BOYS AND YOUNG MIN,
GREENWOOD. ALBEMARLE COUNTY VA
DAVID !. BOYD, PHISClFAL'
assisted ty instructors iu Matnematics, Anolcu'
and Bookkeeping.

The session begins OCTOBER 1sT, ana cl'-s
June 81. lss3. ,,.
THF COURSE or STUDY IS adapted 10 prSpSss-
rt0n fnr the University or for the nuslnts OF lll,
THE LOG ALTON l. 81 one oi the he4ithiest al. I,
most beautiful portions Of Piedmont arg MA. ~
B. on IL c-.st slope 0f the Blue Ridge ilnIneiatt.4
on the Chesapeake and Ohio rallrvad' eltn'S,i - -
rnilcs from Charlottesville and iWeuty-0he HlieS
from StSuuton. r..-,l>- = r,,e
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION oI in'i'- ni1e
months. fsT every expense 0i t'niDn Ahq i,iiie.I
raue. ercetf cloflitng. textbook ana intuiS1i
ATTENDANCE are s250-payatle el5o 10 aa' 1o Siloe'
and balance February Ist. The tul0n-iee A,snS-
for the whole session or pari ol INT Sc9'ie' -
and must tse p<id IN advance ~. q, rornst
The lat session of the school was hcla IL LVV'-
Dale. Va. Number Of pupils o.
h"' i"i ''''~ ID ,. BOY ID. Principal.
Greenwood Depot AlsemAre county va
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The Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company was chartered in 1896, with John
Ii. Davis a. president, and from that time
70 the present has been doing quiet and
easy business. Public confidence in the
stability Of the institution grew steadily,
and the bank became the depository not
only Of the funds OF private individuals,
but Of the State Of Virginia As well. a
short while ago, however, rumors were
whispered here and there that The bank
was not doing As well as could be expected,
but as no data was furnished and but few
people talked, but little was thought Of the
remarks about the bank. Yesterday, how
ever the
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CARPET-CLEASfNG.
CNnERTAKERS.

VOsEPH W. LAUBE, -
81 fSO-psDEHrAkER,
CoRxIE FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
WOOD AND EErkLLiC BrKIAL-tAsfes
KOHEs. hEAksk. HACKS.
and AT things requisite AZ Lowest RATES.
Telexrsrhie and eeabtrv ovders soi,csted. -
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and Briefs.

The trustee of the Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company, Mr.. Charles +.
Whitlock, did exactly right in retaining
Mr.. Walter W. Gosden. late cashier Of the
bank, for the purpose Of winding up the
affairs of the company. He Is one OF the
best accountants in the city. and popular
with everybody by resson Of his honest
and straightforward conduct.
Hon. ii. II. Riddlebcrger arrived in the
city Yesterday. and spent the day with his
friends. Last night he left for Woodstock.
and for the balance Of the campaign will
remain quiet.
Or. c. W. 7. Brock, surgeon Of police.
has gone to New York for few days. II
he has a. much pleasure as bis friends with
him he will be happy indeed.
The northern mail train UiG the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road. due here al 11:2S Yesterday morning.
was delayed about two hour, owing TO two
spans oi trestle over Pohic creek. on the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad.
being carried away by the high water.
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL

Finding the great need Of ihoronsn for smai
work. special arrangements s.S ,s,t xsxr. OF age.
a French ciass has been ofsAninsa ''' '"~''
children. .-..e.A I'm French.
q, o1ns s',,as,riss connected with The srnooA
viii @ siioved 10 cutter Tie conssrsaum e sias 49,. 4,
Those desiring 20 enter shon'd ,anR9hS1TpAI' aRh1T
sa 2s-lm corner Tenih aud hArshAn s''ss1S
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uoRsEs. MULES. WAGONS, &c.

poSIEs FOR SALE. &
Ina. received, carload Of M NrTE xnnir. iNpli1rs J.
PONIES at GEORGE ID; BLs l.,,,,s s,tra szd-
saLI 49,. s,..nr them. Gail and sce tisem.
a'sl', ,a.io; at JOHN " PACE salesman
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

DICHMOND COLLEGE,
X RICHMOND. IA.
m. 49,, se.stSI begins 2lsT sEPTEMBki-
lss2 and continue nine months
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON. A. VI. Professor 9i i'S'i"-
HI HARRIS, NJ. A. Proiessor, ~, ol 49, 49, Asoderu
IsopEs NAssiE. A. NJ. ID. L. Professor MO'''1
Languages. - , e r,,,liSb
EDwAKD y. SMITH, ~ A. fro'eSsoi VI -A~'N'
cnInLEs II. WINSTON, NJ. A. ProteSser oi in'-
s1cA - - r,1.ssc.y of Cl,c-
nlissry. -. . ., "a Tsrofesssor a!
shHrsI ID. DAVIES, Professor Of Law.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. males. aud apw
and secondhand vehicles.
JOHN Z. LAUGnTON, JE-. 10 A. NJ, household
furniture.
FURMAN TUPPER. ?. NJ. small lot on ChAesn
kcar Reservoir q rSsf.
". G0DDIN & son. 7. NJ. three tracts of land
ore mile from Riehmond, on the Meadow
bridge rad.
W. ". LYME 4 CO. g. Z. ". frame cottage resi-
dence. No 6l5 notN Twenty-third street.
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Tun TONIC QUALITIES or QUiNiNE
.r. sreci6c against premature haldness- In no
shane can Il be used more agreeab.y man ID d
3. ArKISsos's Qulnine H.lr-Lotion.
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EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT sTUpkNi.
Two hundred and four dollars ier hlns -
sessi0n coyer all the expenses OF ehtTA"ee ~
inition hoard. fBel. lights. and washing; q, o
Ft,6ty-seveu dollars and ffty cents VIII mee' 'iie
expri.ss.s Of = DOn-re,ideDt student - n, .d
dress ID. IN A-r
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

I OST-TEN DOLLARS REWARD
l. TIN BOX AND NALl>E.--ouc CNPAlNF-
I'D TN Bon. with owner. name stamped on me
front. and q BLACK NALI-E. contents 20 little
or mo- v..lue o. aus one but TIE owrrr I'm DOL
LAPS REV ARD if r,turncd t0 bAkNtll
WINS. corner 0f Broad AMI north - N-ilth
streets. and 30 questions asked 81 l3-It@
E>TRAY.-A REp-AND-WHlTEI Tex
Il SPEtkLID COW wa- taken up by th' -------.
police, on the o. ghf e tit fth instant The owner
NrrEefl JOHN POE. JR-.
- I2-lw 'ilei oi i"H'e'
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,


NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE.YA.
PRTPkgT- FOR COLLEGE. UNTNER~IT IT J or
ET~INE~>. Healthy lpcatiru full r nur-c oi study
thorough teaching. Wholesome moral influence.
Fer cat.lir rrIHe adde's
4v bpm RTy. EDGAR WOODS l-rncIiaI.
ATApFMOISELLE TARDINEL, % W.
vi i6th ~. New York. Boarding ana DAy
school for Young ladie, and children, Ecoleh
tu-ts. French aud oiler languages spoken Wide
~ months Drawing and musical advantage NJ
surpassed. Au 10 80 ~,
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srrScGyG Irritation. Inflammation all Kidney
co,nplaiut.. cured by Bucbupaiba-" 81 per bottle
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cnInIrp IIFr IN nm ApMY or
FANCY GOODS.
- I L V i y :
MAILS FREE TO ANY ADDRESS HIS NEW
CATALOGUE.
HAS BEEN OPENING LOTS OF NEW GOODS
THIS WEEK.

FINE PORCELhGNE TEA sEIs' choice M'~S-
Roe decoration.
FINF POECELAINE TEA SKIS. elegant spray
decoration; .
rrNr PoRCELAINE TEA SITS, vide gold
L.nc-all II very lo~ price,
New de-.lgus T. WRITING-DEshs and Wokh-
BOXES.
Nove.tles ia AUTOCRAPIl-ALBiM Ms
A sample lot of DRUMS;
n,ryains in VNAMFLLED FRAMES AZ o5c., 81,
and sI.2s;
An ,ovoice Of sTATUARY. Tie composition Is
similar IN material and color 70 the celebrated
Roger So sroups, while tho price j. much le's-
Al Inspection Is well worth your time.
In INDIVIDUAL DECORATED GUS ana
sAUCERs w. ART selling 81 goods worth 'l'so
and s2-yery handsome go0ds-
A large assortment II PHVrO-ALBl M '"1d
leather cover. al soc. and 81 IN me french
calf at 81. sl.z3. and sl-3O.
Catalogues mailed free % ans address
"a STEVENS. sos broad strect-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Df On all sales Of Real Estate N ade s-tveeu the
4 OF Jauuary and last ~ June the tatss for tbt
present year have a. be paid by the purvtasr. on
all sales ns7de between the lst 0f July and last OF
The year the taxes have u ne paid hy the sraer.
This custom was adopted abeut fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN sfchmsnd. and Ar-
plies TO Richmond and vicinity. i
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8ithmond 9ispatth.

WEDNESDAY. ...sEPTEMBER 10, 1882.
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ns-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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or. GEORGES HALL, An I 6NSo Ro1s u.
p;,SsTD BOARDING-sCHooL FOR ,iuo-s boa
Y3yTG T.rt. MsH for he aniSersies and COZ
Ses,. or BUSHES. s275 a year arrs,XrAR AN..
froiess'i o. - Princialp-
.,, -o,,,anees sent ~ 22-Sa&N lot
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FOR RENT:


EOR Rent. STOREHOU>E ANDT-
L DWELLING, situated 40 Powhntan Court -
housc-sfables and garden uttirhei- lius D.
v.rv desirable place Cor country store and o.
good tenant rent reasonable. fo,-1siI ~ once
- I3-6t' Dorset Powhaian county Va.
TOR RENT, ~
II AZ acres with com '1rtabic dwelling. near iii,
Grove road. IiIs i, uic. place ana VIII he fch'en
cheap 10 an acceIiaiie tenant n, rr,> sCo
.e 12-8t Real E-,afe Agents.
NOR RENT. THAT FIRsT-CLAsS %
/ THRFF-STORY BRICk REslDfNCE.A-A
n. 5p- north Eleventh street. containing eigh!
rooms. ~ MODERN lmpr"y, mont ma ID f~ou r.
mir Atnlvt % JOHN I. 6ODllNs
Real fsttte agent.
se I2-3t Bank aud tlcfeuih streets
HOTEL FOR RENT. C
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR \ No
HOTEL-kEEPER.
Ihave inst completed NFW HOTEL. sitIw cd
In ths centre II TIE business portion OF tnc tlN'
wirb man.ard roof. Ia. siNty-hse hcd-rpoms- pnr-
lor,- and large dlning-ruOm. ONCE On hrsi nppr'
Ca. wztcr and electric bells Terms w0dera'e'
N' A. >UMMERFIEID,
au l9-lm DanViiie,
DARN FOR RENT OR SALE. 60
a FARM. about i've miIes distan; from !he hses
i Capitol. and containing 2U7 ACEE>' Foh sALh
"i d" ~ - SAMUEL H. PrLLIAM.
q. .ee,dsf No norih Tenth street.
! NOR RENT, NICE TWO-STORf ..
Il sTOCK-BRICK DWELLING No 5-e--
west Cary street, containing nine fV'lhs, dou't
parIors ME. chandelier gos- ba'h' range h'' anu
T cola water. &C. &c. Possession given september
18Th. Apply g.. Z. +. ChAfflN 4 ~
+ 1o-.af9t No Tenth street
NOR RENT, THAT VERY LAR0Lf
I and wc-locaied ~
TQBACCO-FACTOR0.
situated on the west line Of seventeenth De' W
/ Main aud tary strests
RFNT MODE r A I =.
...t,., - - CHEWING & ROSE
Apfii pf iio.eoda, No. north Tenth sueei-
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OLD DOMINION
CEORGETOWN COLLEGE. .. c.
TASHINGTON AND LEE UNNER-
w >ITN.
&. ". {. LIE PRESIDENT.

Tho~o-rh u st~4e efion in Ian e AGES. LITE
RATTPE PHILOSOPHY. ard SCIENCE. aud in
tle professional schools q LAW aud ENGINEER-
NC. 7 zion fer nine mo- ms $50: all other
fecS $50. >es-iou OPENS >EPTEAbkR 2lsI
T.. AL oc-u- ai1ress
j. l. CAMPBELL. IR..
CiCrk of the Faculty.
- s-1Fvrtwlru Lexington. Na.
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DpOFFSSOR. L. n. HAsstLEff "a,
scI,oOI. or MODERN LANUU Auto Wiz
reopen SEPTEMBER IA, issx: ,,c-,ture and con-
sIseliar s~-.nged for advanced pupils S
'ei r-cb cisss for small children .r,
e., narticuIars apply at 304 eaSt ors o., " SF2m
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the matter. and ioked each other, saying.
1--WE had just as well laugh a. to cry.
The crowd came and went until nearly
midday. when everything in the neighbOT-
hood % the bank assumed it. wonted
quietness. Inside the bank the clerical
force was busy at work going over the
books and getting their reports ready.
Mr.. John 3. Davis Is the president o' the
company. Mr.. Joseph b. Davis j. the secre-
tary, and Mr.. Walter W. GOsden cashier
The Board 0f Directors are John Il. Davis,
.JoseIh b. Davis. John x. Childrey, Joseph
Hall. T. W. boswell, ". h. Martin, and &.
+. Belvin.
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Entered At the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va. a.
secOnd-esss mzrerf
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on the old bonds given in 1873 and 1873
for the security OF the State in the matter
n, dcuositlng its bonds with the Richmond
Ranking and Insurance Company and the
PLANTER. National Bank are hessrs. John
r Davis Joseph Hall. John X. Childrey,
I A Relvln. j. b. Pace, T.. u. Christian,
" W. Gordon. and Charles Philips.
These names are perfectly good for ten
times the amount due the State Of Virginia
bv the Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company. and not the least concern i tx
pressed in this behalf.
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Democratic Meeting I'm Mathews
County.

MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, June II, 1882.
A meeting OF the Conservative Democrats
OF this county was held this evening in the
courthouse. On motion Mr.. A. c. Browne
was chosen chairman and W. Il. Fitchctt
secretary OF the meeting.
Mr.. q. Il. Garnet, after ringing speech.
offered the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas il appears from the public press
that some difference Of opinion exists rs to
the expcdency OF calling a convention OF
the Conservative party OF Virginia for the
purpose Of nominating a candidate at large
for the next Congress; therefore
RESOLVED by the Conservatives Of Ma
he,rS county IN public meeting assembled,
That in their judgment n State Convention
of the Conservative party should be called
for the purpose OF thorough organization
as well as for the nomination of a candi-
date at large.
Resolred, That we suggest that the Cen
trail Committee should convene at an early
day as practicable for the purpose OF
issuing a call for the said convention; that
they appoint the time and place for the
assembling OF the convention.
ReSolred, That we invite the Conserve
tiyes OF our sister counties to unite with
us in this call by public meetings to be
held for this purpose at an early day as
possible.
ReSolred, That il is the opinion OF this
meeting that the call for the said cOnven-
ton should be broad enough to embrace
every honest patriot who desires social
order and good government, and who is
opposed to "bOsS rule" both State and
Federal, and who, sinking all past differ
ences, is willing to unite in resisting by all
honorable means the barter Of the rights
OF the people for Federal, State, county,
or municipal patronage.
Mr.. j. b. Donovan offered the following:
Res0lred, That this meeting expresses ITS
preference for Major John W. Daniel as
the Democratic candidate FOR Congress at
large.
ResOlred, That a copy OF these resolu-
tons be forwarded TO the chairman OF the
State Central Committee, and they be pub
lished in the Richmond Dispatch, state,
West Point star, 1ideroier IndeT, Norfolk
Trqinida, and Norfolk Landmarks.
The meeting was then addressed by Mr..
j. n. Stubs, b. +. Bland, Major Talia-
forro, and Marius Jones, OF Gloucester.
ON motion the meeting adjourned.
A. {. BROwN, Chairman.
". Z. FItchett, Secretary.
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Here IA question for the constitutional
lawyer Of the Dispatch: II Mr.. John 8.
Wise, who was born In Brazil while his
father was United States minister there,
should ever be elected TO the presidency,
would he be eligible TO the Office Lynch
burg Nens.
BY an act Of Congress, all children born
ont Of the limitations and jurisdiction OF
the United States, whose fathers were at
the time OF their birth citizens thereof, are
declared citizens OF the United States
Richmond Dispatch.
But does that meet the constitutional re-
quirement that no one but native-born
can be Presidcnt?-Lynchbur5 Ne'es.
We think so. "Natural born" by the
way, is the constitutional phrase. 1t means
one born citizen; and the statute OF the
United States mentioned above provides
that all such persons as those mentioned in
il shall be considered as "nat'iral-born -
citizens-that is, all children whose fathers
were citizens when they were born.
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CuInhcrIand COal RcgiOn.

CAMP MAYER STONED-MORE POLICE SWORN
N-TllE Loss BY THE SUSPENSION, ETC.
FROSTBURG. Mp. June 14.-Shortly after
midnight last night stones were thrown
into Camp Mayer from the highway rum
ming along it, front and ratified on the
roofs OF the houses occupied by the new
miners, but no damage was done.
Justice John Il. Brooke was at Eckhat
to-day and swOre in twenty-!our new po-
licemen from Baltimore and Cumberland.
Paymaster \. y. Turner paid off along
the line OF the Cumberland and Pennsyl
yania railroad to-day. Trainmen, track
men, machinists, and boss miners were
paid of at Eckhart for the month OF. May.
The payments altogether amounted to over
SlS,G00. Had the miners been working
the payments for the same period would
have been SSl 900.
The loss 10 this region by the stoppage
o! the mines since March 18th is over
million dollars. Three thousand miners
earnings at three dollars per day for ninety
days would amount TO eight hundred and
ten thousand dollars. Drivers, traclmen,
smiths, and others earnings were heavy.
The Cumberland and Pennsylvania and
Georges Creek railroads have practi-
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and OHIO canal, which opens generally
March 18th, has been idle since that
time. The stoppage Of business has been
general. The Consolidation Coal Compa-
ny alone pays out about a million dollars
wages yearly. The company has been
in existence sixteen years, and the pay
ments have always been made with the ut
most regularity. Among those paid OIL
were three miners who have all along been
mining coal at siXty-iiye cents per ton for
use about Frostburg and for the company's
engines on the G. and p. railroad.
The output to-day was 325 tons, OF which
25S were shipped. The police force will be
paid of tomorrow or next day. Rumors
OF all kinds about the situation are floating,
but there are none that seem TO merit ere
dence.
From two TO three boats are leaving
Cumberland daily loaded with coal mined
at Eckhart. Boatmen are receiving nine
ty-fiye cents freight and paid twenty dol
lars trippage, which Is said to make the
freight equal to one dollar.