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AUCTION SALES.
T0.,N0RRRN
BOWLING, Aucioneer.

VTyHOMAs BOWLING. Auchoneer.
SOLD TO COVER ADVANCES AND STORAGE.
ONE VERY HANDSOME SIX-PIECE PARLOR
SUITE no UPHOLSTERED ~ yEL1URr,
IN SAME MAIEIIAL; VERY kINE SILK
CAsHM. RE SUITE, THREE VERY SUPERIOR
WALNUT SUITS UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH;
iHnR Nfrh eESkRtt UT OF
GTHER GooDS USUALLY FOUND At NY
TWO WALNUT OFFICE DESKS AND TABLE
SEVERAL CHESTS OF hF auxPowDER TEA.
AT IL O'CLOCK. noRsEs,, CARRIAGES AND
On SATURDAY MORSING. SEPTEMBER FIR T,
1889. COMMENCING at TIE, O'CLOCK, shall sell
offers fine chance to secure first class parior furni-
ture set will be sold reai diess Of cover
advances. au3Q-3t
VyRUSTE. . SALE OF TWO VALUABLE FAKMS,
Il IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
The undersigned, trustee, will Offer staA2
ey." the resi- fence OF til, late Alexander Keech 49,
about II miles east of College Station on SATURDAY.
SEPfEHBER FIRST, 1888. at TWO Z. NJ. that vain
able farm Of which Alexander Keech died sezei CON
story Frame Dwelling House. about 4Ox5O fest and
other buildings. ~
Also, the Farm known "a the RAILROAD Place. d.
v1ded by the Washington Branch railroad, midway be-
tween BranchviGe and College tatiou Containing
200 acres. NOR less, improved by Frame Dwelling
and other buildings soil Of 10th places Is Kind and
easily improved and well adapted to gardening. Each
OF these farms may be offered in two tracts
deposit f $3.50 will be required day Of sale from
purchaser OF each tract.
Ier,ils OF sac are one third cash. oce-thrd in six
all cash. at oution of purchaser.
aus. 10 "a. 31-4t W. 8. KEECH. Trustee.
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY

$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
eeCOhSETS to order in every style and material
tAd guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER 6PECIALTIES ARE
- and finest Imported Hosiery. ""'' "o~A
Rstsnt Shoulder Braces and ali Dress Reform Goods
french Corsets and Busties. Tho ''Hercules" sun.
porting Corset. for which Miss Il. is special aren't
ana u Corset, her own make thatfor the prioo
N.B.-French German and Epanish sroken *
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NV ALIEIt b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers,
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
INGRAM CARPETS
On TOMORROW MORNING. At TEN O'CLOCK.
We shail SELL within and in front of our SaIosroom
large collection OF Household Effects removed to sales
walnut Chamber Suites. Paror Suites, Walnut Ward
robes, Bookcasea
Walnut Beisteade. Bureaus and Washstsnds.
Haul hacks, Walnut Cabinets, Mahogany Furniture.
Fancy Chairs. Fancy Tables, Work Tables
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Walnut Extension Tables and Dining room Chairs,
Lace Curtains and Ccrnices,
Brussels CARPETS. Brussels Eugs,
Two large Bru ssels Rugs with border) Mats
Ihfee-ply and ether Carpets. Eitchen Utensils &c,
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
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WAITER 3. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
FURNITURE, BODY BRUSSELS A D OTHER
CARPETS, BIDDING. &C.. AT AUCTION.
BIZ virtue Of deed of trust dated January l7th A. D.
1882 and duly recG rded il Liber No. 1884, folio l53,
one OF the land records for Washington. D. c. and by
direction Of the party secured thereby shall sell
P Ea, auef3n. 700 on TU DAY, nEPl EMBER
~ on the premises No 1T street 60 atheast the
schedule attsched 70 said deed Of truss nsmed in parts
Patent Rocker, upholstered in silk.
Ebony Tables, covered with plush; kasy Chairs
Handsome Walnut Chamber Suites.
Walnut Marbletop Buffet. Dining Chairs, brace
arm.
Walnut Chfonier. costly; Hall Rack mirror back
Walnut Pillar Extension Table.
Walnut ~ecretary. elegantly carved
Lace Curtains and anlbr qu
Easy Chair.
LOUNGES. French Couches. Walnut Folding Chair.
Maroon Sleepy Hollow, Walnut Hall thairs.
Reclining Chair, upholstered in leather.
BODY Brussels Tapestry, Ingram aud other Carpets
Smyrna Rugs and Mats, Sheep Mats.
Ash Chamber Suites. Mantle! Mirrors.
Mattresses, DruRgets. Blankets Comforts, Sheets,
Towels, Napkins. springs, etc.
MANY other articles, too hume -Ous to mention.
he above collection Of furniture Ia in perfect order
and worthy the attention of buyers.
au2S-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
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DOUGLASS NINTH AND sTREETs-GEN-
~ uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRT and
DRfAWERs at 81, s. 45 each all sizes: ENGLISH Ii LIE
bH IpaI}S SHUTS sizes at 81 each. ENGLISH
H e. DER at 49, Sc Soc 79e q
CUT PANT-SHAPE, and made in the most thorough
nanHe5 all SIZES at Soc each NAINSoOK FE ATHER
WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWERS made in the very
best manner, all sizes. at 75c. each. English HO-
S!ERY (iorley in all the newest designs SOC per
par, usual price Toe F. & W. COLLARS and CUFF :,
Handsome NECkWEAR in new shapes. French, Eng
lsh and American Suspen,lers. Shirts made to Order
a. 80. SO. 50 and S12 Der haf dozen. t,5
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STEAM Frs.

NURTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW foRK, HAyRn
LGsDON- NORTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he steamers of this cumI any will sail EVERY WE'D
NFSDAI AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot
Of Sd street, Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New
York to Haxre, London, Southampton and Bremen.
ps,d stssrage ~ For freight or passage
York. W. G.. METZEROrF CO.. S25 Pennsy lyania
avenue northwest Agents for Washington lail
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

THE PALACE MARKsT
"A 1 AM SELLING
Shriver's best Tomatoes, Id. ......... Zoe
corn 10c.
Golden Gate Fruit .3Oc
richards Robes fine Peaches. SOC.
Best French mushroom. 3uc.
spring Lamb. hind quarter ................20c h.
Everything in the market at lowest market pricas
FRANK j. TIBi3 Is,
my10 corner 14th and New York avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuooeer.

TWENTY INGRAM AND OTHER CApprTs ONE
CRATE ENGLISH CHINA. AT AUCTION,
At my auction rooms OLMORROW fSsturday).
SEPTEMB-R FIRST. 1888. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
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HURT By A FALL.

When only aboy some thirteen years DID, I was hurt
quite badly by fall and severely injured my back and
kidneys, and docto,ed by best physicans and
tried many remedies. and they all failed until Hunts
Remedy was recommended to US by friends that had
used it here in Manchester with the greatest success
We purchased bottle from z. Foster Campbelrs drug
store. and found that improved very rapdly was
eved of the pains back and after using several bot
ties found that was completely cured. and cannot
over estimate the good Hunts Remedy has done me-
and most heartily mend it to those troubled
with kinney complaint and you use this letter as
you choose. Respectfully yours
ALoNZo p. MARSHALL.
80 Orange ST.. Manchester. N. H.. May Z, 1883.
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fhobATE SOCRT-Judge HGg71eT.
To-day, Bernhard Berens; proof OF publication
nled and will admitted TO probate and order
granting letters 10 Magdalena Berens: bond
$1,000 Estate OF John b. Ruth: petition OF Maria
KUN Tor letters filed, with renunciation or }. M
Ruth ana Francis Profit, co-execulors Estates
OF George A Heckel, Nicholas johnson, Patrick
Eagan and Andrew Alan: petition OF B. F. Kitten.
house for letters filed and order OF publication
Estate OF Mary Powers Tuttle; petition OF J. h
pointed guardian to George and Lilly M Hlrsch;
bond S2,0O0 Will OF w. j. G. DuHamel filed and
admitted TO probate; letters ISSUED 10 Elizabeth
II. DuHamel; bond 81 600 WIN or john Schenck
ned, with apple alton OF Emily Schenck for letters
testamentary. Estate OF Robert Campbell; Will
admitted to probate and letters ISSUED 70 the
widow; bond 5000 Estate OF Jonathan Taylor:
order appointing Josephine Taylor administrator;
bond s. 900.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Mus, pro tenn
To-day, VIM Hawkins, colored, loud and boiste.
rouS: IS or 10 days John Rabbit, violating the
building regulations: $40 or 80 days
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Columbus c. Bowen one
OF the well known family OF painters, suddenly
fell dead In a building On 81 and streets this
morning. He had been sick for some time. His
body Was taken to his residence 9th and s streets
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening ana closing pr1css
tithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reoorUai
tySpecial wire 10 Il Il Dodge, $50 lJta street.
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Proposed BuIIdiar improvements.

a $4,000 RKsIDENck-A HANDSOME now or roun
DwKLLIN0e
Mr.. VIM. c. McIntire will soon commence the
erection OF fine dwelling house on Rhode Island
avenue, between 18Th and 18th streets northwest
This residence will have four stories and a cellar:
Will be Is feet front and Is feet Deep and will be
81 feet high to the highest point OF the roof The
she OF the back building will be IL by 81 feet The
front Will be OF pressed brick, finished with q
mansard roof covered with slate and tin The
building VIII be heated by furnace, and there Will
De one DAY window 80 feet high, Is wide and pro-
gect nVe 1eet-octagon In form. There are no fur.
tner PROJECTIONS, except the steps TO the front
door Messrs. Smithmeyer 4 Co. are the archi.
tects. The cost will be SIS 600
MI. w. i. Okie to-day took out q building per-
init Tor the erection OF four handsome and very
convenient dwellings on 18th street. between O
and K streets northwest They win be OF three
stories and basement % feet front by 80 feet Deep
ano ~ rect In height They will have pressed
Dick fronts. mansard roofs, covered with slate
ana TN, orick and iron cornices, furnaces and one
$4,000
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LADIES' GOODS.
Mas. NJ. j. Hunt,
1909 r STREET.
Has now in stock ali the
LATEST STYLES IN BONNETS AND HATS,
For EARLY Fall Wear. au25
LADIES' GOODS.

Importer OF
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS REAL
LACES. FINE NFCKWEAk. PARASOIS, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, HIRE BEST STYLES FRENCH
CORSEIS, SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS, SUITS,
BATHING SUITS. ETC.
az lie Irevlse. Paris 9O7 Pennsylvania avenus.
offer all my Summer Suits and Wraps at greatly re
dtced prices. sna
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The VOLCANIC ERUPT1oNs IN JAvA-Commodore
English, Acting Secretary OF the Navy, to-day
caoled Instructions TO the commanders OF the u.
&. s Enterprise ana Juniata, at Singapore 60 pro-
ceed with those vessels to the Straits OF Sunda
and make an investigation OF the effect OF the
recent arthQuakes In that vicinity, In order that
al merchant vessels may be warned OF any dan.
gers TO navigation which may have resulted
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST hISE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST Fl ANS THE WEST.
DOUBLE TRACK RACK, JANNEY COUPLER,
scheaq,e to take ef!ee, suS MAY MAY 18th. 1883.
Leave Wsshnston from station. corner of New Jersey
,! For Chicago Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis
Through Cache. and Pasce Sleeping Cars to aso se
Joints. without changes lois .. N. daily to CHICAGO
Fos !l,t-bnrE Cleveland and Detroit at $3.50 a. m.
burg sesSnsy sse r. solid train to r
For d d,sS and Detroit va Monroeve 1o15
sssSef a Dsff ssv YOr. a.
IN: I'd ss:Sss .ssss "a d.s
Is: I'd = ss g ~ "a. 4 s. as $50 40
For bs y s On s%n;;.ss sso rs 1905 am.
For annapolis Is "a 1s iaio and 9o On Sunday,
SO ssis Pr; s:se 9:s ssc s saa Il 3
deny deny eaesg. sunday go IS and S:zs p
For H.assssSsh 10 Is sm. a.,ly except Sunday. S:4s
Tr'ns ss sSS !S% the West daily s20 7ss
From Ss: Sosi = and E Philadelphia. ,:ss. $50 am
Fro Gai SSa s;1o % ID daily except o S9na,y
10 % M. Isl M mm' i''o' o;'' p M sunday
.as i5ss ssS sans.y
lO:OO = m, Is. 4:2e p. m, and 500 pm. daily
Sasept sunday; 1880 An. 500 p. m. daily from
1raans leaye Baiamere for Washington ara 44o $40
~! i..o 1;H = PIG; and 1890 m. 12:lb $3.50.
cay. 2 40 7;15. 7;3o 8. 9:lO am. so. 40.
lltrains from Washington sfop NJ ReI.v Static, Nv
cept 80 p. m. ~S S'>'AoAA "a
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office-Washington Station GO and iaSi
Pennsyiyana avenue, corner tn street. where orders
Il. n. c L Y. NEWS SIX NJ. of T.. Baltimore,
myl4 T.. X LORD. GenI Passenger Agent
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT will authorize the
issue OF yacht licenses TO every yacht or pleasure
vessel that, In respect OF It's qualifications for
the act OF March 81, 1854
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NOrvin Green's Telegraph Talk

NOrvtn Green's Telegraph Talk.
HB THINKS THE WAGES PAID JUST AND EQUITABLE
THE VALUE OF TIE STOCK.
NEW YORK, August 31.-Senators Blair and
george were Che only members OF the Senate sub
committee on labor and education at the continu.
ance OF their investigation to-day. DR.. Green
again took the stand. In answer to a question
by Senator Blair, DR.. G cen said that there
were about 1850 stockholders, and that the
largest stockholder had about $40 900 OF stock
Dr. Green replied that the relation between the
company and their employees was regulated strictly
oy the law OF supply and demand The salaries
paid were equitable and just and that was proven
Dy the TACT that no other telegraph company who
paid similar wages ever made any money.
He said that the fact that there were over three
hundred applications In the ofhce for employ ment
showed that the rank and file had not entered
willingly into the strike.
In the course OF further remarks Dr. Green said
''If held the stock OF the Western Union and had
guarantee against any antagonist legislation,
would not give it for 500 co., GOO The net earn.
1ngs OF the company are s, 100000"
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

IMPROVED PROPERTY on THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF TWENTIETH RD AND STREETS
AAD ON TWENIY-HIX II SIRE I, BETWEEN
u AND F STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUG
TION. "a NV
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, at F1vE1A
O'CLOCK, Will sell, the premises, Part Lot f. sd
in square No GO fronting 81 feet on south sde Of a
by depth OF 81 feet inches on 23d street, i'm
2222 and 1924 street. between ed aud Esd streets
- ALSO,
IMMEDIATELY AFT Err. Part Of Lot No. 8 In
square No IL, fronting 20 feet the side of Goth
street tetween and sire t. running throu IN to
New Hampshire avenue, and improved 10y "a comfort
Terms One third cssh; balance in and two years
or all cash. option Of purchaser deposit of $50
VII VII be required on each piece OF property at time Of
au4-d&ds THOM IS DOW ING Auctioneer.
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The Proposed Avenue Parking.

ANSWER OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS TO THB
BUSINESS MEMS PROTEST.
The District Commissioners have returned the
following answer to the protest against parking
the street In front Of Market Space:
MISUNDERSTANDING to your communication
OF August, 1883, protesting against the space in
front of stores on Market Space being parked or
otherwise fnterfered with, am directed to say
that in the opinion of the Commissioners no m ate.
nal injury can be done to business interests OF
protestants by the contemplated Improvement
which Is designed In the interest OF the general
public to overcome an existing evil, which Is the
cause OF much COMPLAINT
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MInef'S Stf1Ko Makf0g IfOU6Ie.
CHICAGO. ILL, August sI-special dispatches
report that the men In the great western mine
owing to the discharge OF their foreman, ana that
they are turbulent and threatening. The sheriff
at Marquette has been telegraphed for.
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HUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
III CUSSIsD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
bEINEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
tALLlNG AT CORK HARBOR.
Tath.- I'd sept 5, ytha... Wed. Oct 3.
fsyonia We'd. Sep. 10. Bothnia 49, We'd. Oct. II.
Seryla Wet. 26- I.y1nia - We'd. Oct. q
AND ~ rRf WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW YORh.
Rates Iassase-iCO. $50 aEd 500, according to
fteerage at low Steera2e tickets from Liv
elco arc Queenstown and a. other parts Of EuropeIs
bwest RATES.
1hroasa bills Of laden riven for Belfast Glasgow
ttavrs hsweTp and other ports the Continent and
3Sr Mediterranean ports.
For f !Sht and passsSe srTly at the Company's Office
30. BITnns Green. or both Storage and cabin to
u 70 OS Co. TO- 9Th street, Washington,
NLRNON H. BROWN 4 CO., New York,
u To- Messrs. Or.S BIGELOW CO.,
!ali4Z 6O3 18th street. WASHINGTON.
NV YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
IN be frst-ciass. fun powered Clyde built Dutch
steaniShi's Of this Line, AMSTERDAM. ROTTER-
DAN sCHIEDAM IEt KDAM. ZAANDAM p CA
LAND " 4. SChOLTEN. MAS, arriving the u s.
Mails 10 the Sefheriands leave panys Pier OF
sn seI street jersey City. J.. resularly every WE'D
6ESOAi for Rotterdam and Am sterdan, alternately.
frst cabin $50: second cabin, $50: steera9e. $40.
d CALAt y, General Agent, II Sorrh William street
rev 1ork- For PASSAGE apply to w. G.. MEJZEkOTC
go SSi Penn ave-. Washington.
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Local Notes.

RANGE OF THE THRRAoMHTRR-The following
wire the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0ficer today am GIL; II am, 745: pm TO;
Maximum, S7.S; minimum. 55.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-18
Hebrew NemOriaI-Day.

The Walker Light Guard, under COM
mand Of Captain II. c. Jones. numbering
forty-two men, paraded at 6 Z. NJ. yester-
dav and proceeded to the Hebrew ceme-
terv. bearing with them a magnificent floral
tribute representing a monumental shaft,
uDon two sides of the base Of which were
the letters &C. s." in purple flowers, and
on the other two sides the figures "1SGl "
and "1SG5." This, upon their arrival at
the cemetery, they presented to the ladies'
of the Association.
After remaining some time assisting in
the decorations the company was reformed
and fred a salute Of three yolleys. They
then returned to their armory and were
| dismissed.
The ladies OF this Association have ever
faithfully cared for the graves OF the Con-
federate dead in their cemetery. The en-
closure OF the soldiers section is an iron
fence; the posts representing stacked ana
/ drapcd muskcts. DC.
J Yesterday every grave was cared Tor.
There were good many soldiers OF their
faith in our army. 4 considerable number
belonged to the Richmond Blues, and two
or three Of that company who met death in
the battles front are buried III these sacred
( grounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-18
Tho Old auc the Rev.

The old school Board met yesterday
afternoon in the office OF the president.
Each member had received notice from the
Court OF Appeals ordering them to vacate
and 10 turn oyeI the school papers, books,
and property TO their successors.
\ committee was appointed TO DRAFT
resolutions expressing the sense OF the
meeting in regard to the action OF the State
Board OF Education and decision OF the
court, and instructions were given to the
president and secretary to deliver the
books, papers, and property to the author
lied agent OF the new Board.
Yesterday evening the members Of the
new School Board met at the lligh-Schcol
building for conference preliminary to per-
manent organization.
The secretary pro tenn. was asked to give
the proceedings for publication, but he de-
clined to do so, saying that the meeting
was simply for conference, and there was
nothing to give.
Mayor CarringtOn (who, under city or
dinance, still claims to be the president OF
the Board) was not invited to the confer
ence, nor did be have any information thai
il was TO be held.
As vet the school property has not been
formally turned over TO the new Board.
Mayor Darlington is authorized to per-
form that duty, and will also present him
self to the Board at its first meeting As it
president ec-OticiO.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Bethel Cadets Here.

The Cadets of the Bethel Military Acade-
my near Warrcnton, Fauquier county,
arrived here yesterday afternoon. Their
visit was planned so that they might be
present on Hollywood memorial-dav. which
was appointed for to-day (the 18TH, but
subsequently changed to the 23d. Though
informed of the ch1nge, they deemed it
best TO adhere to the arrangements they
had made for coming.
Upon reaching here they were welcomed
bv number OF the alumni Of their insti-
tuition residing in this city and marched
mp town and had dress-parade upon the
Capitol Square, aud thence proceeded to the
rcgimental armory, where they stacked
arms, and then proceeded TO their quarters
at FOrd's Hotel.
Last night most Of them accepted m in
vitation to attend the Mozart, where the
singing of.Miss Bessie Starr, of the Peabody
Institute, Baltimore, was one OF the feat
tureS OF the evening.
To-day they will see the city. Their
programme includes street parade about
) o'clock and q review by the Governor on
the Capitol Square about 6. At the same
time the Governor will present commits
sions 10 the company officers.
Major A. G. Smith is the principal OF the
school. He and Professor +. :. Blackwell
and wife accompany the corps, the officers
OF which are Is follows:
Colonel, c. f. LightfOot, commandant.
Adiutant. Z. c. Lightsoot.
Sergeant Major, X. c. Ward.
Company A-Captain: Aleck Bounot.
LieutenantS: w. l.. Guthrie and Field.
Orderly Sergeant: Harry Cocherille.
Company B-Captain: p. y. L. Smith.
Licutenants: l.. NJ. Mathews and w. l..
Minter. Orderly Sergeant Wilbur Nor
TisOn,
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Withdrawal Of Mr.. EcalIe.

Mr.. A. X. Leake, who has been a candi.
date for Commonwealth's attorney OF
Goochland-and Of whose loyalty to De-
mocracy his friends here and in that coun-
ty give the most positive assulances-has
written the Dispatch letter saying that
his position "continues to be so grossly
and willuly misrepresented and misunder'
stood, and / am informed from many
sources is doing such serious injury to the
Democratic party in other counties where
am known, that but one course Is leit I'D
order to stamp as false the rumors referred
10. Born and educated In the Democratic
faith, shall be ever ready to sacrifice my
personal interests rather than have 1t said
that my conduct has been injurious to the
cause which i believe TO be the hope OF the
country. \,
"rherefore, although fully assured OF
INV eleet.on, announce my uneonditIoDai
withdrawal srom the contest"