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IS trustee IN decd Of trust from James G.
Smith hearing date on the 5ih dly a October.
1852, aud duly recorded in the clerks Office Il
Richmond CIaucrry Court ID. Il. l2t Z, page
satisfaction Of Inc deb: secured by the Iced II Sth
May. | $50. to Henry g.. Cannon and Hugh \. Nc
Curdy. trustee, 80 i,r rs 10 may ic necessary 10
dcfray the expense o. sale aud Il pay OF and Dis
charge tie sum OF s973.0f. with iutrre,. from
10th October. $50: the sum Of :2.GtO. with in
tcrcSt from ID November. 1892 the 9uiu or 500.
with interest from october 3, 1889; the aum Of
$3.50. with iulcrC.t from 7th september.
1852: the sum of $50, with interest from ith
septcmbcr, 1882; the srm Of sl96.O. with In
teIc,t from the Sth d $ Of september, lSs2. and
$973.Gi. To become due Oh the i6tA day cf Janu-
arv. 1883.
TERMS: Cash as to all the above sums now due.
and upon credit corresponding 10 time whca the
Aforementioned sum VIII become due II i very
probable however. that more liberal terms VIII re
announced ~ lime OF sale.
'e'iES Il. GORDOt. Trustee.
OrArLIs & MCCyisDY. Auctions.rs. DC Fl
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CONNECTIONS

~ Richmond with associated r.iff.,.
points Sonll, ard EiciLlond, Frederic.
Potomac fai.ro. i fer Oh point, N0f'f.
Ntctpiag-ctr attached o. AI-ff r.
LyacAtHFg. rs. Esni.
10 IL Helcral Freight aud passri. ...r
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GALE or A VALUABLE FARM AT

GALE Or a VALUABLE FARM AT
- AUCT,ON.--As commissioners. acting under
a decree Of tie Circuit Court of the county OF
Amelia, rendered "A: the March term thereof. in
tbs year 1881, In the suits Of Andcrsons executor
%. jackson. &C.. Ellison. &c" IS. Jacksoii' &C.
and jackson. &C.. rs. jackson, &C., wc viii oifcr
for sale at public auction, at Amelia Courthouse,
OH 100
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1Ss2.
that being court-day. that VALUABLE FARM
formerly owned 10y Nat. Harrison. nccca,cI, lying
in Amelia county. on NihbS creek. three miles
from the Danyille railroad and i've mile from
Amelia Courthouse. the nearest depot. containing
abOnt ONE THOUSAND AND NINETY ACHES.
including about $50 acres Of lOwgrOunds. II l.
well tintcrcd with oak pine, &C.. and has upon II
agOod dwelling house and other buildings. II adj
Joins the lands Of John +. Pride. Bradley It. John
son, &. II. Irwin, Joseph Il. Anderson, ana others.
TERMS: One third cash: bonds for residue at
one and two years. IN clual instruments. enring
six per cent. interest from date. tile retained TIL
the whole purchase-moncy Is paid.
WILLIS j. DANCE,
EDGAR ALLAN,
no Sn-tDcc2c WV. COSBY.
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DOCKLAND LINE, ROsENDALE CE-
III MrNT-Brlg Edith Hall, With cargo OF
CgOCkETT'S ROCkLAND LIME. fresh from
tie kins. Also, schooner Sitagtiya ana SCHOONER
j. W. knight, with cargoc5 OF liOFthANs ko-
eENDALE CEMENT daily expected, Tor sale low
FROM the dock. WAkNfi. MOphE,
Seventeenth street, south side OF Dock.
recnbone No. OFF. de 23.Jal
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .crzS,
~ COMPANY. s,,,[,ss,.e
FOR NEW YORK.

ms company .wlll dispatch one Of tleicspiouaio
steamers GCiANDOTTr. ROANOKE NAV
I HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, ana RlCUNo.i,--
/ hNEkh TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
or hoars 81 sailing. see advertisement bslowl
=, stsahicIs lettc New DrN n I.~BAl y. IHtfi.>
pAfS,and &AIUEDAYSat T.. NJ, nom %, 81
new NUMBER, North river. fJof OF Beaca sfrrei
they nave splendid saloons, state-roOas. and
The fare, accommodations. snd attentions er
At;ter-eabin fare to New YORK nncluaing meals
ana hcrthl SO: round-lrip tickets .lo,'.,.-l
WITH s1bs lstence, -; without snb,l,tfn me-. ~
tre.ghts fnr points beyond New OK forwarded
Win az i@iichi aIt no charge made oNce.t actral
expense. incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock =. ". iany.
fof iuitlcr Information. apply 10
10 GkoltiTk ~. ALLi.N y Co, Agents
y - once Coniinnl e wharyes. Rockets.
GOk NEW YORK; old ,,.s,~.-s
q dominion steamship Comuany's..sEll.sxss.
OLD DONiNiON. Captain WALKEk FnlD Az.
December 29lli ~ o'clock I. VI.
GJlANDOIFf, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
December 81, NJ o'clock 4. VI.
ROhNOkE, Captain CoUCH, TUESDAY, JAN
nary 2d, at . O'Clock 4. ~.
Freight received until | l. ". Fr.d,v, , O'Clock
+; ": saturday, and 10 o'clock +. NJ. Nonday.
varied with dispatch to ali points north. souti,.
east, and wcct; also 20 foreign p0l1s.
IA songcr accommodations UNSURPASSED.
AitI,f-saDin ire TO New York Including meals
and berth), sln round-trip tickcts, Sis: stecraye
WIN subsistence, 81; without. snbsisteucp. az ~
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond MONDAYS. Tues-
days, Wednesdays and satgrd lys by lie IfiehmonJ
eiu uis railroad az 1850 A. NJ. viii make
connection nc Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days: Cabin fare. 5000. Tickcts To he had -
me klchmcnd aud Petersburg deSol and A. NJ
Gaiber's, 1000 Main street. ~
tor ireSnl or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co. Agents
NC - ComDany's Wharf. nncketts
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EOR SALE, THE BEST RETAIL
\ STORE OF ITS KIND on BROAD STREET.
tor Young man who viii attend 10 the bnsincss
u Is the best thiDg offered. Reasons for wishing
70 sell given to the purchaser. Address
&c zI-2tT BUSINESS, Dispatch Office
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VHE YORK-RIyER LINE
BAL rliiiEE.

There VIII be- 20 l1s-cneC! 90
FROM WEST POINT To btiIiH.
from December II e. Dcccmie --.
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In execution Of certain deed Of trust from
James C. smith. bearing date on the 18TH day Of
Nav. 1882. to the undersigned ms trustees, and
duly recorded In the clerks Office oil i.lchinond
Chancery Court, -. Il. 100 Il. pac iU2, being re-
CURED 50 g. do by the holder of the note secured
thereby, default having hcen made In the payment
or the same. viii offer FOR sale. upon he pre-
misses. ut public auction. IN the order ana az The
time below mentioned, theaboye-lncnicncd REM.
ESTATE. or 80 much thereof IS may be necessary
to satisfy The debt secured by SAID deed and Tie eN-
penscs attending The execution of said trust On
FRIDAY, JANUARY ), 1888,
IF o'clock p. NJ. that LARGE TITREE-sTORY
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING 10. ltl4
franklin street. adjoining The Ballard Hotel pro-
pcrty. The lot ha, front on The n9rin Hue 81
franklin street Of % feet inches. and rms back
its eastern line 90 feet, ani ON It's western Hire
On The same dav, ut O'Clock L. w.. that DE-
on the east line of Twelfth street. between Gay
and Leigh streets. and running back between par
ailel lines 80 feet
on SATURDAY. JANUARY C, 1883,
n: II O'Clock NJ. i,ai VERY VALUABLE LOT
81 feet inches on Cary street, So itot4 LciC5 on
Basin bark. and 40 feet on Ninth street.
on same day. a O'Clock i. W., that DES!RA-
BILE AND WELL-LOCATtD LOT, with the
BUILDING thereon. on the north tine of Cary
street between seventeenth street and Shot Zoe
rms back 10 feet o. q wide alley.
ON same day. at ociOcl, l.. Nl.. ihe LOT. with
the TWO TIIliET-ROOI FRAME DWELLINGS
Nos. 1907 and Z9O9 \ street. south side, between
Twcniy-ninth and Ihirticlh strCets. Lot, 2JXG6
feet.
OS MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1883,
a. o'clock T.. NJ, all that Lot or LAMP. with
That LARGE TNo-srOlI ERllk WARE
HOUSE thereon. now occupied by ihc said JAMES
&. smith. situated Ut the southeast corner of Gary
and seventeenth street. The building has front
OF as feet Cary street. and runs n1ck 100 feet
To- Dock street, GA which II fronts also l5G feet.
We will scll the fcc-ampic title TO the whole o.
this ropcriy except as TO ~ feet. IN which We
will only .ci Tie liic-cstl'c &C the sail James &.
smith. The bJidingis susceptible Of suh- division
into smaller warchpliscs and stores The properly
Is certainly enc Of the mos. valuable Tor ware
house or storage purpose, ~ for Nh"lc,ilc bust
mess. II, facility iur shipping Is unsurpas cd both
Dy w ter and rail- - both are ~ is door.
TERMS: Cash o. 10 The cost aud expenses Of sale
and suilCiency to ply VI note IT <2u0t0 due on
the Z1,t day of November. i-S2. with cost and
interest thereon from maturity; balance upon
sucn terms may b. given at sale. II i Ncry pro-
babc that more liberal terms may 'e given "a ale.
HENRY e.. CANtoh,
HUGH !. MCCINDl.
Ten. tl,-.
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Straight tickets 70 Bsl,lmorc................ B.
Mcals.........
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Is Il. Il. Chafin & Co,
Eca, Estate AuctiOucers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 LOT. WITH TIE LARGE BRICK BUILD
lNCs THEREON, At THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY. Just BELOW THE kSCIlANGE
HOTEL: THE LOT FRONTS so fEET ON
LOCUST ALLEY. AND Runs DhCk ON LINE
OF FEAShLiN STREET ABOUT l29 FLET.-
nv virtue of deed of trust dated February 81.
1873. and recorded in Hichmopd Chnnccry Court
IN ID. u. 90 H.. page 497. default having been
made In payment of debt secured. Gud 1T &c re-
quest If heGclciary, will sell ut public auction.
On tie premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY u, 1888.
nj o'clock l.. NJ, The above WELL-LOCATED
PROPERTY. The buildings are large and sub
startlal known - thc "STOKES HOTEL" and
arc now reniiHs for a sum equal 90 o Ter cent. On
The price they will probably sell for. And besides.
can hc improved and rendered very valuable for
manufacturing purpose.
TERMS: Accom- noGalne and announced 1T sale.
JOHN .. GARY, Trustee.
Sale by X. =. CifATFIS & Co.. AuctiOueers.
L.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate AGENTS and Auciionccrs,
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank,
Richmond, ~.
V'HE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR SALE At AUCTION.

In pursuance Of decree Of the United states
District Court FOR the Western district Of Nir-
eiuia. We Will at O'Clock =. VI. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 30, 1883,
al the On toih-hsisc. I'm the city ct Richmond,
Va. sell hy public auction tie interest Of Samuel
4 Ttr.tN ia
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In execution Of q certain deed Of trust from
james &. smith bearing date on the ol1 dly oi
NAV. lSS2. and dgy recorded IN TIE 81 ari's 1licc
OF Richmond Cnanccry Court, Dccd-I,Ock 100
Il. page 4u2, iciEg required 80 - do ~ lie
holder Of the note secured thereby. dcfaus having
been midc ia he payment Of Tie same, We viii
ol.r for saic. upon thc premises on
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WANTS.

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR NICE
w LY-FURNiSIIrD AND COMFORTABLE
ROOM, III good nc,shhorhoOd, with t. L. board.
Terms moderate. Ccniiemcn preferred.
ffEN."
dc 27-3tE Carrier 10.
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TyEsDAY.JAxuAnY 1888.

lcginuiug at IT O'CLOCK \. u. he PERSONAL
PROPERTY b low iAcntipncd, or SO much thereof
a. may d. necessary To s1ti,fy lie debt secured
by said deed and tie expenses attending the exc
ciitiOn ot saldtrg.:-tp vii:
4 COMPLETE AND PERFECT SET or MA
CHiNEi:I Gscd ga iir-i-clas, papCr-mili;
LARGE ENGINE hSD BOILER;
NATS, ROLLERS. &C.:
STOCK NOW ~ PROCESS OF MhNUFAC-
TuRE, aud AiANUFACIuRED;
Also. very large amount Of PAPER STOCK, &c,
&C.:
100000 pounds (cslimatedl JUNK, consisting Of
Metals. Ropes. sails, Woolen Stuiis, Fsr5-
some Of which j. very valuable.
TERMS: Cash rs to the cost and expenses of sale
and .niiiciency T. DAY or aud discharge note ut
100000, due on the 2 1t day of November, lSs2
With cost and interest thereon from maturity;
balance upon such terms is may DC given al sl.e
vet il Is highly probable that more liberal terms
may be given HENRY G.. CANNON,
HUGH 4. MCCURDN,
Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE Al 80 -
TcOR SALE PRIVATELY 81 w.
GODDIN & SON, AUCTrISn sst franklin
BlICK DWELLING No.a. 80 rood order ;
street; modern improvements s'
mick n lg DWELLING No. $50 north Firm "ree'
,,,, nn,ieI Ir1w,'EfIiNH No. 5i4 north se'c"'"
street: modern improvements; j" rvv'mn rooop
FRAME DWELLING OIL Belviderc s'r'''' o'e
VII pwE rIip No. 7os east Grace street,
IN roorris, stable. &c. . ,s.r Tirgt !.
nRiCk DWELLING on Grace s'rc'''
IA rooms. stable &c. .oo, mar Nom
ppJtK DWELLING on Grace Street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m,
roe Park; 10 rooms; modern h"p'o'e'''
cssnn ~ t;,c above houses can DC Donsmt w
ohean and the others NJ n rcasonanic p,,oo,s
NV To- ~. GODDIN son, Au ,,.ip ",r,,is
de 27-cod3t Eleventh ana PAM s'.e' =.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAI ,E
X VrpY MISERABLE PROPERTY 81 80
Nr Won Groning,s as the corner OF tle'sst. .'a,'
NMinctecnth streets. 2OOx150 feet. with m.gninn-
n,, shade-trecs. shrubs. flowers, &c. ,r'.N nii
'haRCE BRICK DWELLING: easily n,, ,,s ~
10 tvo rcsidences; also, a SMALL tEAMnD
rprTAGE. Low price and long crc9 ~ 20 "Pp''
III oh'e Zeal Estate Agents, &C.,
,o1c.eoiGt No. north Eleventh street.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, BRlCk-
X hND-FRAMED DWELLING on nor,nlAA
sijo Of Vcnable between Rose ana PlnN htIe,s,'
: ~ fcxt65 feet Price low and terms Icui'sh"-
i III elov. AMY TO APPERsoN & CO,
VI! easy NFF'' Real Estate Agents. &C.,
,orc.oodGt No north Eleventh street.
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ArcTvor sALEs--Future Days.

by Quarics Mccurdy'
f.ucccssors to Robert u. Lynch
Rca, Estate Agents, Auct.onccrs, ana Brokers'
1919 Main street.
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FORM ALTON.

To whom it may concern:
 A have received many letters of inquiry and ~ persons have spught explanation of the result of the suit wherein the validity of of my patents date April G. S68 and ressued Oct 16 1877, wherein New Haven Copper Company are defendants in equi ty pertaining to o'Ne lls patent planished timed shipman the decision is as follows The court de eides the first and second claims are identical with the original those two claims the only two I contended for in controversy which the court per Co., of ma. Connecticut, c. G. Hussey & O.. of Pittsburg, Pa held by per stipuations of licenses in May, 1870, viz, to proceed against all infringers, and if the validity of the patent was not sustained they could refuse to pay royalties. Hence this suit.
 Tho court further found there was no infringement the method or means employed not my patent ed valid process pleaded in defence. of course, leaves lcensee to pay the royalties usual but ants thing profess and testify to employ ing another. he court decides on the ground that Those defendants claim use acids and sand to pol tsh the copper, whom in truth it has been disclosed ploying rotary buff remove the dscoloi ation on the copper side of the timed copper sheet With the and longer of the strnes scrutiny and against the
 trongest legal opposition and prejudice and distrust January lst 1882 when the United States Supreme Court crossed the line. Of I mean the cases vs ca@pbel 2i, C. o. POI tbed S ss7', all" 'Anss
 Now we will produce the mod Is of the polishing sheet and what saw, and others aso in detendants m Il. and who work there. with the judges validity already decided in favor of my patent pr having been put to proofs other legal steps will be req uisite to recover damages preliminary injunction is refused after the scope of the novelty fully sustained, per decree that will be announced Tuesday next at Hartford Conn.,, decided Aug. 8, 1882.
 The high Echponeme, expressed by the court in the light as ppreciated by the traIe, this valuable discovery being over six millions poun. sold since it's issue and saving to the public of two mil lion dollars over the hand hammered old mode of
 planishing copper, and has earned eighty thou
 Eand ars in royalties since it's introduction,
 few of the reasons why the sustns the patent and of its utility, novelty and origin 4lity. Yale Bureau of Patents, New Haven, Conn.,, Sept IS, 1882, corner Church and Grown streets SIS ANDREW O'NEITT.
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on the SAY train yesterday morning, and proceeded to St. Johns Hall, where colla- tion was given them on their arrival. About | eleven o'clock line was formed on Cannon street, and after tho command had been duly formed and turned over to Major Welch, the march was taken up to Seaside Park where the company and bat talion drills took place, occupying the time until three o'clock, when dinner was served at St. ohn's Hall At o'clock the battalion, headed by the Fourth regiment Wheeler < Wilson, band, gave street pa rade, passing some of the principal streets, and making creditable appearance. The battalion is officered as follows: Field and staff, Major F. M. Welch, of Bridge port Adjutant, Captain J. O. Jones, of New Haven; Quartermaster First Lieuten- ant w. H. P. Cross, of New Haven Assist ant Surgeon, First Lieutenant V. R. O. Creed, of New Haven. Non commissioned staff, Drum Major, John D. Comes of New Haven Sergeant Major, Samuel Holey, of New Haven: Quartermaster Sergeant, Au gustus Hawley, of Bridgeport Commissary Sergeant, A. c. Wood. of New Haven.
 The following are the line officers
 Company A. of New Haven, sixty six men, Captain George W Ladieu, First Lieutenant W. R. Keys, Sec ond Lieutenant F. c Anthony.
 Company B, Hartford sixty. one men, Captain L. G. Seymour, First Lieutenant l.. E. Seym Second Lieutenant John Jones
 Company C. Bridgeport, sixty rnen. Captain W. H. Iatimer, First ieutenant Robert Butler, Second Lieutenant c. H. Walker
 In the evening the honorary members of Company rendered a reception to the bat taion at St. Johns Hall and very pleasant a~d enjoyable time was anticipated At nine o'clock the battalion had dress parade in the hall.
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NEW DOMINION.
The LoaS of the AaiR.

CoLLINGwooD, Ont, Sept 19.-No further particulars have yet been received concern ing the disaster to the steamer Asia on Lake Huron. Nothing can be learned until the re- turn of the steamer Northern Belle. Dis patches from Parry Sound to the scene of the disaster the return of the tug Mary Ann, which has been sent from here early this morning. When the Asia left here Wednesday evening she had on board thirty laborers and O quantity of supplies and teams for the French river as well as a fair complement of passengers. The crew consisted of Captain J. w. Savage and twenty three others. The names of many of the passengers will never be known owing to the loss of the steamers books. Among those booked here were William Clinton. B. Merry, Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Wood of Cincin- nati and William Christie and his newly mar ried wife of Collingwood. Ex-Alderman Jameson of Atlanta is also believed to have been a passenger.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Advices from China-Great Destruction
 by a TyphOOn.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18.-The advices re- ceived by the steamer Gaelic from Hong Kong are to the date of August 23 It is said that the government of Hong Kong has with drawn the permission previously granted the Great Northern Telegraph company to lay submarine cables for telephones in Hong Kong harbor.
 It is reported that Canton is soon to be supplied with pure water by native water works company. The capital, which has been entirely subscribed by Chinese, amounts to $3OO,OO0
 Rev. J. r. Crossett, an American missiona- ry who was placed under restraint as a luna- tic by order of the United States charge d'atfaires and sent to Shanghai, has regained his liberty, having succeeded in an action for a writ of habeas corpus at Shanghai.
 A typhoon passed over North Formosa on the 3lst of July At Kolung little or no damage was done. but the Tamin district suf- fered severely. Many houses were unroofed, the crops destroyed and large number of cattle drowned. The loss of life is reported to have been considerable.
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DISSOLUTION
EOR RENT

TKNHE partnership heretofore existing between
 \ James 0. Ow.n and Herbert Il. Hayden is is day dissolved by mutual consent. Eth party will sigu in liquidation. LA MES c. OWEN,
 se1a 3t+ HERBERT H. HAYDEN.
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Moves on the Political ROarH

Moves on the Political Board.
 BOSTON, Sept. 19.-The Republican State convention meets at Worcester Wednesday. There are 116 delegates yet to be chosen. It will require 455 votes to nominate. At noon to-day the friends of Congressman Crapo made the following estimate of the choice of delegates so far elected: w. w. Crapo 542, R. R. Bishop 5o1, c. J. Moves 12, Byron Weston 10, Unknown 11s. The friends of Mir. Bishop made the following estimate: Bishop 639, Crapo 43O, scattering 21, un- known 1O2 Probably more correct estl- mate than either is the following: Bishop 567, Crapo 438 uncertain 215. The Demo- cratic State convention meets to morrow at Music Hall in this city. General Butler will be nominated and will accept.
 The Democratic State committee gave a hearing at the Parker House to delegation of five ladies representing the Woman Suf- frage association, who asked that the follow ing resolution might be incorporated in the Democratic platform adopted by the State convention to morrow:
 Resolved That the Democratic party of Massachu- sets as the representatives of liberty and progress, all American citizens irrespective of and will hail the day when the educated intellect and enlight ened conscience of women shall find direct oppression at the ballot box.
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EGYPT.
A Fugitive Army-Notss of Defiance From ArabIs Broken Cohorts-Eais Regimen t Refuse to Surrender.

A Fugitive Army-Notss of Defiance From
 ArabIs Broken Cohorts-Eais Regiment t
 Refuse to Surrender.
 ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1S.-The fugitive troops from the wreck of Arabi's army are assembling in upper Egypt and threaten to continue the war. An expedition is being prepared formsd principally from the Indian contingent to suppress them.
 Arabi's regiment, which was stationed at Aboukir, has refused to surrender and joined the garrison of Damietta. The English troops now occupy all the stations on the railway from Alexandria to Cairo. The British government has advised the Khedive to be lenent in his treatment of the rebel prisoners.
 CAIRO, Sept. 1s.-The natives here remain peaceful but sullen. The prefect of police is making sweeping arrests of persons charg- ed with having been concerned in the pillage of Alexandria. No shops in the city have yet been opened.
 CoNsTANTINopLE. Sept 1S.-The Porte has withdrawn it's demand to keep Nezsros on the Greek frontier, but claims three other strategic points, which Greece refuses to yield
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"ANIED, %STM, TO RENT, house of modern improve Ess ments. Address EGsll seI6 If LOOK ROy sao f,sxw
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MARYLAND.
Dhal O O E Gran nfl L.od q

The H. O. O. F'. Gra nd Lodge.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.--The representatives of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. O.. O. F., met this morning The annual session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge was begun. Twenty-seven Grand lodges and twenty six grand encampments re- sponded to the roll-call The grand sire's annual report shows the condition of the order to be as follows Grand lodges. 50 j; subordinate lodges, 1908; increase 136 ; grand encampments, All increase, subor- dinate encampments, 1889; decrease, IS l; lodge limitations, 4G,56O increase, 4,O16 :; lodge members, 475 ,94S; increase, 19,O06 encampment members, SO,G43; increase, 1,145 total relief, $1,831, ,17l 38; increase, $l35, 192. 16; total revenue, $4, 1858, ,877.17 /; increase, $23G, ,O3O 40.
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Walnut Leaf E1azr Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others It
 Is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi-
 cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer
 It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it
 has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of
 have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to g beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for 1t. Each bottle is warranted Chas. N. Crittonton New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin $ Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w