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District Government Affairs.

On the recommendation Of Major Dye the Com
mssoners yesterday approved the following po-
lice changes: Chas. LOmbardy, John q. Sallkeid,
b. j. Rhodes, Samuel Wilson and d. c. Lamb, pro-
noted from first to second class, vice w. &. Alder
dismissed, and Geo. LusKey, j. v. Grant, Jas. Nc
Greeney and w. E. Skely honoraby discharged; !;
and John c. Costello, Phillip Mansfield. j. T. FltZ-
gerald. Samuel p. Trimble and ChaS Kinney were
appointed privates OF class one: that Caleb Sebas-
tlan JAS. Mulloy, John T. FindIey and z. Ii. Har-
bin be reduced from second to first class and Geo
w. Edwards, Daniel Williams, II II. Fisher and
D. L. Thompson were promoted TO I'LL vacancies
thus made; Geo N. Nicholson and B. F. Shanks
were promoted from class one TO class two vice H.
r. Ofutt and Adolphus Miller honorabiy dis
charged.
TAX COLLECTIONS.
Receipts through the office or the collector OF
taxes for the month OF April. 1889, amounted to
s5s,Gl4s s6, or which amount s2I, ,46ln7 was on ac-
count OF general tax for June 30 1885, $685. Al per-
sonal tax for same time; SIS 944 o. arrears OF gem
erai tax; $al, arrears OF personal tax; $l9 o.
arrears OF licenses; 81, ,459. %. arrears or water
rents. &C.; f8,6CSs5, Police Court finee; s77l72
market house receipts: 1914 co. from sale or fish
wharVes; 81 800 from sale or engine-house, and
$l,621s5 Was received On account Of miscellaneous
Items
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
Lieut.. Cornelius Noonan, who, by order OF the
commissioners, has been reduced 10 the ranks OF
the police, continues at his post at the Police
Court
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NV Books.
LIE OF WIo Cullen yant, vols. tGoodvinl Poems
q hin Snlan BY sHt, yos.. (Cioodwib); History Of
Srlnlh1I Law vols, (stephensI Letters and Memo
Ties OF Jane welsh Carlisle, (FroUte) Carres
OF Carlisle and Emerson, cnnotl,ics on Scene
Of Wealth tSturteysntl Rampes in Wonder and JSt n
yJ Real Acorn. tslcElroy) escsons from Poetry 81
kobt Browning: Story of Me'ieeRt. fMsdocl; Mr.
{sAAcs tCraTfori); Ds ect fsles Bconner) Coloners
Daughter, tklnx1. Hrongei Wife. fFlenaninzS.
fees,s BAD Boy and bis Pa; The Toto, a dream of
Wealth (Wfthingon) POS Choice Receipts collected by
he Ladies OF Trinity Church; Colton's General Alta.
Nsw edition. W. H. N(liiIII-SlV 0'
apS tf5 Penns ylvania ayenuo.
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Alexandria Affairs

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
CEIEBRATIoS.-The conference OF St Vincent de
Paul Ia this place has made arrangements to cell
citrate the semf-centennal or that society by re-
l1gious services on the mornings OF Friday Satur-
next Sunday night, at which Rev. Father Dennis
and Edmund Mallet. OF Washington, have been IN
vited to speak. The society has also. in honor OF
It's anniversary, doubled Its help to all the Door
families that Il assists.
STILL AT LARGR.-James Burnett, who escaped
Sunday night after cutting Lawrence Bayne at a
lager beer garden West Euf, has not been arrested
Mr. Bayne will, IL is now thought, survive his
wounds.
AccIpENT-Peyton Ballenger. a young son OF
Robert Balienger, broke his arm yesterday after
Loon by fall while playing near the Midland
REPORTERS Notes.-The police are stopping the
playing or ball on the streets, and on yesterday
two lads, c. Mason and r. Mcclure, were fined 81
each for indulging in this pastime on the street.
The public school teachers and janitors will be
paid OFF Saturday.-Mr. Christian Schaffer was
buried Yesterday afternoon, the Freemasons and
his remains TO the grave: The funeral OF Mrs.
Bridget o'Sulnvan took place yesterday afternoon
are asking s75 per day Instead OF 81 So the present
wages-Mr. j. w. Taylor VIII be mail carrier. on
a new contract, between Vienna and Fairfax c H.,
after the fst OF July neXt.OySters are as Illegal
here as unlicensed whisky IN every month that has
no ''R" In its name.-Fhe dairymen here have
fixed the price OF milk next summer at g.. per
Ions or milk per day.-Fishtown is now at the
height OF the season. but not as busy, extensive or
Western railroad VIII be sold again next week
All the hands on the Midland railroad and All the
city officers have been paid oI.-The clerk OF the
school board granted three permits yesterday.
ANOTHER HOUSE BREAKER SgNTEScED-rn the
special Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, to-day,
CHARLES f. Williams, colored man, withdrew a
Plea OF not guilty on charge OF house breaking in
entering the house OF Samuel Hodgkins and rob-
ping the hall, and pleaded guilty. Mr.. E r.
Pheips for the prisoner, appealed 70 the court to
be ienient In passing sentence. The judge re-
marked On the enormity or the o1ense, stating
that IL very nearly approached murder, and I'm
posed sentence OF nve years In the Erie county
n. W penitentiary.
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A document which urges a speedy rising against
the oppression Of Russia Ia being circulated
throughout Bulgaria.
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MARRIAGE LicENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to J. r.
Perdun, Of Montgomery county, Nd, and Sarah A.
Hall. OF Baltimore: James Ahern and Isabella A.
Malone; Chas Brown and Ellen Mount; Andrew
Nilsson and Mary Elizabeth Struder, both or Fair
TAX county, Va; g. j. H0ugh and Noveiia Slacum;
FRANKLIN shane and Annie Williams
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= HOW TO OBTAIN A HOME

r-g~ HOW TO OBTAIN A HOME
At per month no greater than You are now paying
for rent,
Fully explained in the pamphlets published by the
FIRST CO OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN.
81 ssd5 the SsaSns
5 ssSs1a rssevsa
corner High and Prospect ats., Georgetown. myl-2t
rY. m MASONIC, .s VIC .oA 4 SPECIAL coMMUNIcA;;
at the asoc smpe on ao wE N VII e he'd
Noon May ID at $50 o'clock Tor the purpose of at
the dnsra Of esr deeeaea Brother
vited to attend
1t BY order of the W. NJ. W. L. SEARS.
fg GERMAN AMERICAN BUILDING AssOCI.
the aSe above Ass9eiaSn VII be at Wthat
and election Of officers , for the ,,sng ensuing year;
p vIERBucHEN. Secretary. ihAfi l. fresiaehii l.
r~ WoMEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
OH street northwest % a 49, s50f7 ipter ego
and strangers invited. 1T
fSS l hold Il their regular M meeting THURSDAY EyhN
street northwest All Contracting Bricklayers are
specdully invited to attend. myl-3t.
rv FIFTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
,5Inc, THE E9T1gTAg5E 1Sq1g CO. OPERATIVE BUILDING
due May I'd, 1883. ~
The 43d regular monthly meeting for making ad-
Yshces and payment Of dues viii be held WEDNES-
DAY May 2. 1883 at Marini's Hall. street. between
@n' ,o'n nOs'9S5' so&Ehv1L1E. Ri President
JN0. JOY EDISON, Secretary,
9l7 street northwest ap90-3t
F@ SIXTH MONTHLY MEETING OF STOCK
TIyp 80 B81,I DERS II, Of the C0LUMBIA Co-oPERA-
1--we BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held at 6I 8
7th street northwest FRIDAY, the 4,h May, at
o'clock r NJ ow is the time t. subscribe for stock
as books will probably lie closed after this meeting
Shares $100 per share which advance Of S. 600
-, CHAs. G. DUNCANsoN. Secretary.
vi. Z. ChI1LaN. treasurer. ap30-3t
WASHINGTON. D. APRIL 28, 1888
ts The hrm OF M1aDSOR h GRAYSON has This
day been disso we'd by mutual consent to date from
ARa1i lst 1883 WINDSOR retiring from said firm.
and CALVIN CAIN. under the name and style of
GRA1SON CAIN, to whom all persons indebted to
said firm Will make settlement and ali indebtedness of
said firm presented for payment.
d. A. WINDSOR.
D. G. GRAYSON.
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RESIGNATION OF PATENT EXAMINER FIREMAN.
F. r. Freeman, the principal examiner In charge
OF electricity, United States Patent Office resigned
this morning to engage In patent business with G.
E. Foster THIS Is the second examiner that has
resigned and the thirtieth resignation In all since
January LIST In the Patent ONCE
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kilograms TO The Star.
SENATOR EpMuNpS IN MEXICO
THE MURDER TRIALS IN pusliH.

SKULL FRACTURED M PRIZE FIGHT.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s236, ,64904; customs, $54a.1l677.
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N ATI0NAL THEATER
NORDAY. April. 30-EyEFY EvFNIN8, WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY hATINEES.
JAY RAILS
TWO GREAT COMPANIES CONSOLIDATED.
tbs EUROPEAN COMPANY.
After extended tour through England, Ireland and
SCcuand, having just Feturued and
consolidated with
MR.. JAY RAILS AMERICAN COMPANY.
Forming. beyond al question the strongest COInDina
ton hSt his presented
UNCIl- TONI, D., CABIN
Doutle Dramatic Company. Grand Scenic Effects,
camp Meeting ShOuter, Sweet Old irne-.
Music. Trick Donkey. ''Frisco. " the
Msenf liza jubilee Singers,
Ard the titnune = Tained Bl00dhounds.
Prices duFlnE this engagement % 80 aud 50 cents.
hONDAv. MAY 7-ADA GRAY. ar30
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C. LEsTKR alias Z. Lester, of q New Church
street, New York, has been placed on the fraud
list by the order OF the Postmaster General
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DOToMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
ADAILY LINE TO NORFOLK


ADATLY LINE TO NORFOLK
AND FORTRESS MONROE.
BEGINNING May lat. 1888. this Company will establish
DAILY LINE of Steamers between WASHINGTON
&c, aud NORFOLK, VA, stopping at FORT MON
ROE, ALEXANDRIA. PINEY Pr. and Pr LOOK
OUT. going and returning.
The ever poou ar palace Steamer GFORGEIPARy
with NEW BOILERS. NEW STATE ROOMS NEW
FIENlrU iE. CARPETS. &c, thoroughly renoya. ed
and Upholstered throughout, aud the magnificent
steamer &C@LSIoR will be placed upon this route
one OF which viii leave daily unday e1cepted) at
o:9o IN, SATURDAYS at from TTH sfWuaRF
Inns company having secured the connection with
The BOSTON PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
EXCLUSIVELY,
after the above date al freight for points east . ~
only by the Steamers OF this line. For further par,;
iars apply at Compsny's office, 7rH rREET WHARF
L. NJ. HUDGINS. supt.
"A. r. WHICH, Agent. apo lot
I oOK WELL TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE.! AND
carefully examine the merits OF the tual Reserve
una Lie ASSOCIATION. II is every mans dnty to pro-
Nloe Tor his family OF his death. Our business
Is sraldiy increasing. From the lst the 18th of this
month We wrote over g. 90. 100 OF insurance Our
ness over $40. OK o. COO 1he plan sdopted bv
ths association, which il new easily understood safe
ara 81 great reduction in COST c0mmends itself n the
lAfeElseice and cotnnlon sense Of all xamiue IL
and IN the wo de Of -ebrstei actuary, revoI.
nonize NO insurance iii this country" Once in
"ats112nst1n. n,s12,a. 1903 street. xgen,s s,n xsptsd
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ARlHICIAL EYES. 80. sl9 SIS. rBE .l
n oassea: 81 Boxwood Tber'noTneter; that e. Fyeii
pA1; 81. 80 Pearl OPERA. HEMPIE,.'s C he Outscsni
Od STAINS, ass Pa. ave. TeleIkonic eoiEec ton IS
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MIRAGOANE, HAYTI, BLoCKLpED.-Mr Langsfon,
the United States minister at POrt-au-Prince
hasreported to the Department OF State, under
date OF Apr1 49, that in consequence of the recent
instruction in Hayti, the port Of Miragoane has
been declared blOckaded.
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NAMES FOR THE NEW VEssELs.-Secretary Cham
dler said this morning that none OF the proposed
new naval vessels have been named except the
cruiser "Ch1cago," but that selections of names
VIII be made at once. A long list OF suitable
the President to choose from. The law requires
that the vessels shall be named by the President
and the Secretary thought he would attend to the
matter to-day Or tomorrow.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT issued to-day
shows the decrease o the public debt during the
month Of April to be ST. ,402. 65; cash In the
Treasury $3l9 i59. 40I.35: gold certificates $751;
$40; silver certificates, ss0,7l 1891; certificates
or deposit outstanding $40 105 OOO: refuDding GER
tfficates, S36S, $50; legal tenders outstanding
5iobSl0 0l6; fractional currency outstanding
S.OOs, 973S 81. Total reduction for ten months OF
the present fiscal year. slI4,es4,e'5.2l.
TIE ALLEGED IRISH MURDERERs IN AMERICA
The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Herald telegraphs that the statement cabled from
London to the effect that negotiations are pending
Tor the eXtradftOn OF dozen alleged nurderers IS
understood to mean that the British minister will
ask the State department for warrants for the ar
rest OF the accused just done In the case OF
sheridan: that the statement that secret pegotia-
lions are proceeding with the view OF the extradi.
ton OF the alleged murderers OF the fnforIners
Kenny and Bailey is said tc be without foundation
as the State department cannot conduct secret
negotiations. It must. under the treaty.. issue
warrants when requested by the British minister
but the department has the right to review the
evidence. even after a tribunal has decided that
the parties sought should be surrendered, but at
no Time can the hearing be secret.
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COMMISSIONS have been issued to Nancy Glenn
ents, postmaster at Carter's Mills, Va, and p. II,
Shaw, postmaster at Homeland, va.
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In retiring from the firm Of WINDSOR 4 GRaYsON
desire to return my thanks to my friends. who were
GRAYSON CAIN q continuance of the same -
ap2S- St. n A wINnsoR
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ERWEAR!-DOUGLASS 9TH AND F.
~ sTREETS.-The business in this departm mt hay
ing been Tar In excess Of expecations the sae win
o Continued until further notice Zach day We will
oIer lherent but decided bargains, and will on
IHDRsDAf BEGIN with 200 dozen more OF those thor
oughiy made and trimmed CHEM iSE AND DRAW
~ H. az 70 e9pts each The best eherise offered for
the price: We have so dozen French Castor button
length Mousquetaire Gloves, Mt 81 per pair regular
prlee u o. 100 dozen schoppers best quality, in
praln oil boiled solid colors Ladies' Hose at as cents
per pair Another 5U dozen of those IL thread Child.
fehs stockings just h 100 dozen Masses Hose at 37S
cent? or three for 81 former price so cents to 75
cents, according to size.
f23 DOUGLASS 9th and streets
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Mr. REIM's CoMMEssIoN.-Upt to noon to-day Mr..
De B. Randolph Keim had not received his COM
mission as examiner for the civil service COM
mission. Still he was not at all apprehenSiye
that it would not be forthcoming.
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THE VACANT COMMIssIoNERsHIP.-Th impress
sion now is that western man Will be appointed
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. The dist,ing
interest In all sections OF the country have united
u numberless telegrans to- the President urging
The appointment OF Mr.. w. u. Hobart, OF the firm
OF Maddux Hobart & Co., OF Cincinnati Mr.. Ho-
bart is heavy taxpayer under the internal rev.
enue laws, and It IS claimed In his behalf that he
has complete ma stery of the system The fact
that Deputy Commissioner Rodgers has been de-
signated 10 act as commissioner instead OF being
appointed Is construed generally as an indication
that he Is not to receive the appointment, other
wise IT would have been made before this
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4 EySlHE PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
t-S ton Is the most successful now running. HE
end OF the first year showed profit Of 50 per cent
per annum. The Perpetual il paying per cent per
annnm on with rawal settlement OF advances
and 81 the end Of the first year and half shows a profit
oI y Per cent per annum on every dollar paid i'll as
dues on stock, and this profit is growing In amount
every month and will 1t expected, reach per cent
on pr ovldeF that the members shall have all the ad
VantaFes OF 1t! large profits in the maturing of the
shar req. when the tu $500 Win he paid to each For t5
per rmonth you will receive g. coo in shorter time than
WIN any other association while You can get an ad-
vance OF 81 900 or Other easier terms. All stock
shares alike in profits whether investor borrower
Shares can he taken any hack dues IL
desired Next me. tn9 for payment OF dues and selling
aaSances on "Wednesday ening. May 2. at 6l5 Tth
street. o. c. DuncausOu, Presidents f. NJ. Lawt0n
War Department Treasurer; John Cook Secretary 6Ib
18th street. aja .t
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NAVAL LORDERs-surgeon Joseph B. Parker, Or
dered to the torpedo station; Assistant Paymaster
James s. Phillips, detached from duty in the bu-
reau OF provisions and placed on waiting orders;
Surgeon VIM. j. Simon. from the torpedo station
and placed on waiting orders
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EyuChed by ViuiIaufes.
General Foreign News by Cable.

Tucson, ARIz., My i-Jno. Walsh, the mur.
derer OF Theo. Gllvan, was taken from IAN aG
Lordsburg on Saturday ana lynched by vigilantes.
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T-ss-' 4 GonD Thing Is THE ROCHDALE CO.
10 OPERATIVE SOCIETY. whose p,embsrs are
enabled to purchase everything they need at large dis
counts from the usual prices. New members being
enrolled every day. The trade ticket and trade CIR
cpar are now ady for 1883 and 1894 price IS cents to
the Old members, AMI to members 81: can be had
from the bcrs OF the Executive Committee or from
JOHN COOK, Secretary, sl8 18th street ap2s-3t
r9S FEDERAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION No. 2
The second annual meeting of FEDERAL No o will
be held at Us ha No 6l6 7th street opposite Patent
Once, uESDAY EVENING. May lst at 8 O'clock
he Secretary and Treasurer will submit his annual re-
port ohcers for the ensuing be elected and other
bs ness properly coming before the stock noiders Wi,
lie transacted. w."
w., JOS. r. EDISON President
street northwest ap2S-3t
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Hh OIFi1 SENFICh 1tULES--ILt CUUSIItTdLUH
OF the civil service rules will be resumed at the
Cabinet meeting this afternoon, and 1t Is thought
likely that the President VIII take action upon
them to-day. The Cabinet officers have been
point OF practical bureau work, and In some IN
stances they have been assisted In the examlna-
ton by the heads or bureaus Of their departments.
The Cabinet officers will probably submit the re-
suit or these examinations at the Cabinet meeting
today 1t is understood that promotions under
the rules are to be made by the commission upon
competitive examinations, and NOT by the heads OF
the bureaus. There Is some objection TO this it
Is thought the latter officers necessarily much
better able to judge OF the qualifications of their
subordinateS than any one else. 1t is thought,
however, that the rules will be approved without
any material change being made In them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-25
DEATHS.

Died, at 1890 p. NJ. July "a. 1883. SUSAN f..
infant daughter of III. T.. and susan W. Kelly;
aged one year three months and one day.
Farewell, father; lay me gently
In my little, narrow bed:
Think of God, who gave and took me,
Now | slumber with the dead.
Farewell, mother. must leave YOU
For tie dark and silent tomb:
Close my eyes In deathless slumber,
Faded In my early bloom.
The funeral will take place at the parents resi-
dence. corner of Twenty seventh ana 4 streets. at
3 O'Clock Il. NJ. TODAY. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
Died. on Monday. July 23d, at 10 O'Clock in the
evening. In her fourteenth year, LULA, only child
OF Mrs. Lucy I. and the late Colonel Chastain
White.
The funeral services will be held at the second
Baptist church THIS tWednesdayl MORNING ut
Invited to attend.
Died in this city, Tuesday. July cath, AT Ten
minutes to o'clock. STEPHEN c. CURRY, u ma
tive of Fredericksburg, Va, In The siXty-third
year Of his age.
HIS funeral viii take place TODAY tWednes-
dayl from his late residence, No. 1925 Pleasant
street, al AZ o'clock. Friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend without further notice.
Fredericksburg papers pl ase copy.
Died. July 2ith. at lOA a. NJ, ADOLPH G. f.,
Infant son Of A. and T.. IlartUng ; age five months
and eighteen days.
The funeral win lake place THIS "wednesday
EVENING AT 8 o'clock from the residence Of the
parents, 81 north Fifth street.
Died, suddenly. al half-past O'Clock Sunday
morning. July ~, 1853, at his residence, In How
in the siXty-fourlh year OF his age.
Peace TO his remains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-25
PRINCE EDWARD.

A MERCHANTS SAFE BLOWN OPEN AND VA
TEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS sroLES--rhh
CROPS.
,t,orresponderce Of the Richmond Dispa'ch'I
GREEN BAY, VA, July %, 1883
The storebouse OF Mr.. W. NJ. Richard
son. one OF the leading merchants AZ 'n's
MACE. was entered on Saturday night Dy
burglars, the safe blown open, ana us en-
tire contents. consisting OF Sl,oOo III iiionei
and drafts, stolen. The store was enterco
by the front door, and the safe, WHICH was
in the back end OF the store-roon, was
blown open by means Of powder inserted
through a small hole drilled under the
lock. The entire front OF the safe was TORN
out. but the vault was left uninlured.
Suspicion attaches to two unknown men
who have been seen around in the county
AZ various times and by various parties ior
more than a week. They were at Mener-
rim, four miles above here, on the hicn-
mond and Danvlle railroad, late SATURDAY
evening. and have not been seen SINCE.
Mr.. Richardson did not leave MS store '',i-
ill about midnight, and OF course inc Iop,
berry was committed between that tline anu
davbreak. One OF the suspected par'les y
q good-sized. red-whiskered man, VINO ana
very little talking, while the other Is sIiiilI'-
or man. with black hair and moustache-the
latter was very laxative. This Is the second
robbery that has been committed mere III
the last year. $500.
II Is getting quite dry again, and crops
will suffer II we do not have rain soon.
"ARCmE CRAY0N."
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Ruiluwud gispatth.
,,voxrsnAy JULY Is. 1888.
The Convention.

BEFORE another issue OF the DtSpotch
reaches the public the Lynchburg Conven-
tion will In all probability have hnlshed
is work. Our special kilograms puoiishco
in another column give comprehensive
resume Of the situation last night. From
them Il will be learned that the body VIII
be representative of the Democracy OF VIZ
cinia in the fullest sense OF the term'
and that the declaration that the dep'
question is out Of politics has been ac-
ceptcd in the good faith IN which II was
made. The only matter OF difference de-
yclopcd by canvass OF the delegations Is
regarding the ACCESSIBILITY OF drawing the
color line. The Richmond delegation re-
main practically unanimous in the opinion
that IL should be drawn, and are, 1t VIII be
seen. sustained by some OF the strongest
men In the party. Yet, as we said yester-
day, they are prepared TO acquiesce in such
action as may be resolved upon by the cool,
wise heads Of the leaders Of the people.