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PORT OF RICHMOND, ocr. 10. 1853.

AHEIN I'D
schooner r.; T.. Cottingham, Smith, PbiladeI-
phia. coal, ). III. Halves "''A"ei-
schooner W. IL. knight. Tawes, orchilla island.
guano, Charles q. snead, agent.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United s,a,as
niali uerehaldise' aud passengers, l.. d. Tatum.
schooner Three Friends" Riggan, Philadel-
Pe'a, STONE, ana pa sturgeon Point TO finish load
ing poplar wood vessel, Curtis & Parker.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUNo.

7 OST, ONE SMALL POCKET-BOOK
IL containing two or three dollars IN money and
one gold and one silver medal. The finder VIII
please leave the medals at &. II. HAGAN'S store,
corner Seventeenth and Nenabe streets and ac-
cept the money As their reward. DC Hits
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KInnI.

Flour We quote: r ne, s3@ts.50, superane
s3.250s3.75; extra, S4.75@S+.9O family, 600
1925: PateRiIfamilv. 86686 20.
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OLDDOMINI0N STEAMSHIP Fra
" COMPANY. s..S4ass.xss
FOR NEW YORK,

Tnis company VIII dispatch one ef theirspleRdid
steamers-G UlAND0TTE. ROANOKE, MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing, see advertisement below
steamers leave New 0rk TT ESDAls :, THURS
new number, North river foot of Beach street,
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, aud
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare to New York Oncluding meal Is
and bertn) $40; round-trip tickets. SIS Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. S6.
treights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until o'clock p. VI. daily.
For further information. apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN a CO., Agents,
iY29 office COrupanV's wharves Pocketts
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By W. ii. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucuOneers,
lib Main street.

TWO V L RY ATTRACTIVE AND
Il VALUABLE BU1LDING LOTS, ONE
FRONTING 33Xl55 FEE on SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
SEVENTH AND TWENTY EIGHTH STREETS.
ADJOINING TIE RESIDENCE OF MRS. Nc
MINI, THE OTHER FRONTING 33Xl55
FtE1 AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
MARSHALL AND T W EN- Y-EIGH I II
STREETS. FOR SALE BY ACCTION.-On
THURSDAY NEXT. OCTOBER II. 1888.
at A. O'Clock L. NJ. beginning with the lot on
Broad street, we shall sell by public auction. upon
the premises. the abOve-named BEAUTIFUL
AND WELL-LOCATED LOTS-that on Broad
street being well suited for handsome residence,
and that ON Marshall for either residence or bust
ness.
BILE notes AT six. twelve. and eighteen months. with
interest added. and secured by deed Of trust.
OC W.H,LNNE a CO. Aucfiouecrc
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FREIGHT.
Freigh. received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smlthheld, and Hampton Washington, u. G.;
Newbern, Washington, aud TarbOrO'. y. C., and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Ola Point, and an regu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. h. TATUM,
Iy.23 Superintendent.
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RAILROAD LINES.
{IOI1IUND MD l. l. = @ II AN
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT JUNE IL, iss3,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT JUNE IL, iss3.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
1920 A. NJ. MAIL daily (except sunday r.,
Lynchburg, Lexington, and Clln.'
Forge connecting At IynchhurV wI,
virginia Midland railway ~
points north, and Norfolk and w.
ern railroad for Knoxville. I.t
tanoog9, Atlanta, Nashville. LON
Nlllc. Memphis. New Orleans, aud ..I
point In the South sOuthwest. ar
IeNaf. sleeper Lynrhburg o. ~.
Orleans aud Chattanooga with.
change and on all night lrains. L. ID.
train makes close connection Dol.
Memphis and all southycstD-.
points. and avoids several hour, llt.
oYcrat Chattanooga. Arrives I.yu. j.
burg 1885 PM. arrives i.exlngiD..
boo + NJ; arrives clifton for.,
400 P. NJ. ACCouWoDATIoN daily Cercet
sundayl between Richmond a.
$50 P. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily fexc,rt
sunday between Richmond,
LNnchburg. Lexington. and Cnfton
Forge Runs o. Lynchburg and
Natural Bridge only on saturday
500 a. NJ. SUNDAY EXCURSION between
Richmond aud scottsyllie; stopping
az all Intermediate stations.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1888 =. VI. MAIL daily Except SUNDAY
1O:l5 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily except
1920 A. NJ. SiGTf EXPRESS daily ,ao.p,
1870 NJ. SUNDAY EXCURSION.
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated RAILWAY. for a.,
points South, and Richmond, Frederick sbury ,li
Potomac railroad for All point. N0rfh
iSleepfng-car attached 10 Sigit r,,.re,. ,.
LVnchbura and darlington. Bciths y oLu,l.
burg, and sl.25 TO Lexington.
!. Il. NAflr-puo
SET General Passenger ana B ,,.-. -,
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TOHNSTON'S PATENT STANDARD
~ DRY-SIZED kAL>OMlNE AND FRESCO
PAINTS are made in pure white and all fashiuna-
bic col0rs simply requiring water % mix them.
They possess strong disinfecting qualities. and
viii not rub or scale from the wall. and are guar
anteed. PURCELL. LADD 90.
Agents Richmond, Va.
Beoare Of limitations. au23-3m
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GALE OF EXTENSIVE AND VALUA-
y BILE TRACTS OF MINERAL LANDS IN
THE COUNTIES OF CAMPBELL AND APPO-
MATTOX.-By virtue OF DEGREES OF The circuit
Court OF Appomattox-oDe In the cause OF r. o.
French. &C.. e. Birmingham Coal and Iron Com
pany. entered at the March term. SS3, ana the
other I'm the consolidated causes Of +. y. French.
&C. rs. Birmingham Coal and Iron Company and
}. X. Ingram ~. w. W. Woodali. &c, entered ~
the September term, 1es3-the undersigned will
sell at public auction, In front Of the courthouse
I'm the city OF Lynchburg. Va, At II o'clock, on
NOVEMBER Is, 1888,
the following TRACTS OF LAND, living and be-
ing In the counties OF Campbell and AppOmat-
tox-viZ. - .
l. The tract known rs the TURNER TRACT"
containing 46 ACRES.
q The tract known rs the "WEBB TRACT
containing OK ACRES.
g. The tract known as The "LEGRAND
TRACT. y containing 3O3k ACRES.
A. The tract known the WHITEHEAD
TRACT containing 200 ACRES.
3. The tract known as the "DRISCOLL
TRACT containing li5 ACRES.
6. The tract known rs the IN GRAM TRACT"
containing 3 10 ACRES
Being the lands OF the Birmingham Coal and
Iron Company. Upon all Of the said tracts OF land
there are extensive and valuable deposits OF iron
ore.
TERMS or SALE: One third cash: the residue
I'm equal instalments ~ six ana twelve months for
negotiable notes well endorsed. bearing interest
from date, with waiver of homestead.
4. l.. BOULWARE.
&C 10 Special Commissioner and Receiver.
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT, ~ ,,,,,. m
5000 PER ANNUM-THREE-STOR FRANK
LIN-STREET DWELLING near Monroe
Park; all modern Improvements, ten rooms,
and In good order.
:400 PER ANNUM-TllREE-STOR STOCK
BRICK DWELLING west Grace street; ten
rooms. Possession November lst.
1850 PER ANNUM-THREE-STOR STOCK
BRICK DWELLING west Main street near
Monroe Park; ten rooms.
1850 PER ANNUM-TWO- STOCK
BRICK DWELLING west Main street (;
eight rooms, modern Improvements. iron
yeranda, &c. Possession November lst
1916 PER ANNUM-TWO-STORY
MENr DWELLING, eight rooms; Canal
near Third street; bath. &c.
s240 PER ANNUM-NEW DETACHED TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING west Cary
street; bath, &C.; seven rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES I'm other localities.
STORES, WAREHOUSES, AND OFFICES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctoneers.
DC list lib Main street.
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Train No. "a connects Al BurkcfIliD with N.-.
folk ana Western railroad for flrmF.lie. Lynch.
burg, AMI All southwestern points.
Train NJ. 80 Through passenger, tlrsatafI.a.
| tons connecting ~ heysyllc fnr ~ point. ,r
Rlchm0nd ana MecAlcnburg railroad; 40 >ufI.-.
IN with Mlip1 .ur ~uthrrIm Ntrr0w-t..rr
railroad tpr Wilton, 40 Greensboro for an p...t.
on salem Branch, a. Atlanta Tor al ru..s
south and Southwest. a. salisbury for an ln.nts
on Western North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 81 Through passenger and mail stone
al all stations connecting az ~uftcrlin. vlti 81 .
ton and Suthcrlin NarrnW-Flurc railroad ..-
Milton; at Greensboro for aN pOiUt- uu D. .....
Branch and North arol ma division. 40 Char. ...
WIN Charlotte O9.H,nui1 Augusta rIlifo4. ~
Columbia. A1euet+. ~1'a uah.and Florida pnIIf-.
with Atlanta aud Charlotte division Tor Atlanta
ana All points south aud >outhWctt
Trains from the south arrive 80 Richmond a.
1888 L. VI, $50 \. NJ. and II .l6 -. 81.
Bon AIR PAS>tNGFP ~Fr|ICE
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COMMIS NER'S SALE OF A
" HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF
MANCflESTER.-By virtue of decree Of the
Hastings Court Of the city Of Manchester, entered
ut the september term, 1883. In the suit STYLED
Gordon. &C.. rs Gordon e dls., the undersigned
special commissioner will sell at public auction,
on The premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1888.
at 3 O'Clock L. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE
10 wit. that HOUSE and LOT fronting 40 feet
on Ninth street between Hull and Decatur streets,
and running back between irregular lines 10 the
depth Of l32 feet The house contains nine large
rooms and halls. This property IS well located,
being In the centre Of tile city and convenient To-
market sc.
TERMS: one fourth cash. and the balance paya-
ble Tn six, twelve, and eighteen months, with In
teresl added from day of sale, and title retained
I'LL the whole purchase-mOncy be paid.
{. {. MCRAE. Special Commissioner.
sale conducted by SAMPSON & ADAMsON, Auc-
tiOneers. oc
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7
PULLMAN-CAK SERVICE
on Train 0O-Ncw York AMI Montgomery stl
Washington aud Dauyillt.
en- Train 52-lIchuoud and DauvilIe. aft
Washington and Augusta. Charlotte and NOIf.
gOmcry.
Tickets sold 10 all point. south, southeast, all
southwest, aud baggage checked through.
NOi4y-Oyer checks given Oh local tifkrts.
VI. SLAUGHTER,
General fass,HEJ Agent
SOL HAAS, Trai1c Manager.
7. VI. X. TALCOTr. General Manage .rIf
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WILL SELL TO-DAY AT AUCTION
w 10000 FINE NORTHERN CABBAGE at
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad promptly
az 3 o'clock.
oc l1-lt j. II. GRIFFITH & co.
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MIIwAuKxr Octolax,o T'

MlLWAuKEE, October 10. Flour unchanged AT
ccz.oo' wheat steady: 9l.c. cash and October.
SOrn weak No. 2, soc. Oats-No. 2, 27gc.
LIoviSi9ns lower, Mess pork, $40 20 cash and DC
toper' Lard Prime steam, $40 cash and Oc-
tober. Hogs steady at S44OnN4.75
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A Berlin Journal Condemned,

BERLIN, October l0.-The Beriiner Tdge-
bldH has been condemned by the Criminal
Court for publishing libel against Count
Tolotoi, the Russian Minister Of the Inte-
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FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 18TH,
OF Goods suitable for the fall trade consisting Of
DRi GOODS, CAssIMsEREisS;s g2oIs, sfHbo eES
JACKFTs iiSDFRsHIRTS. DRAW FRS. HATS,
CAPS. BLANKETS. QUILTS, &c. Sale peremp-
tory. without reserve. City and country mer-
chants will ind II 20 their advantage 70 attend
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH.
oc o-3t Auctioneer
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NHESAPEAKEAND OuoR,IIwAy

CHESAPEAKEAND ONO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Jrse ID. lesV
DEPART RICHMOND: Lom.FII. Ir .f,,,,-
nau express, 4.2O T.. VI. daily. mail. ptuA A.
bus, Ohio. night express. 1910 T.. Naliiv te,...r
snndayli FOR Norfolk ana Old Point. 4.lO T.. So
daily except sunday. s.jj A. ". dlIy loNc,.i
sunday
THE 1870 =. VI. TRAIN STOPS FOR Local.
BUSINESS between Richmond aud tharloff. .
vlle
ARRIVE RICHMOND: Prom Tho West 4.f-
A. VI. except sunday. 4. M.dlilY. and $3.50 b.
VI except sunday; from Norfolk aud Old POM.
!u'91 A. ", dallN except sunday, and 1890 D.
Lou-lVlile ani Cincinnati ta-f-iIur ruUm..
sleeplng-cars ana day co8chr. frnu PirmmOnl d.
cincinnati aud from Charlottesville Al p L. ". D.,
Louisville.
TlcAet-Ohces: 1000 Main street and Ch..,-
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
II. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
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WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR A
w FiRsT-CLASS MILL PROPERTY located
about sixty miles from Richmond, where A man
with small means can do good business in grind
Ing sumac, bark corn, &C. For further particulars
apply To TALIAFERRO & CO.,
Oc 9-eOd No. Ill south Twelfth street.
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CPECIAL TRADE-sALE

william Goldsmith, Auctioneer'
1914 Main street.
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MONTREAL, October 10.-Rev. DR.. Ever,
who was stricken with paralysis in the pull
pit while preaching recently, died to-day.
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.

MINIATURE AIMANAo-ocT. II. 1883.
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Through 1brOrgh .lsurh. .rr
Pass. Train pa'raul ~. Passenger.
No. 90. Tn Nn.52. No.44.
Daily. Daily. DAILY.
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BALTIMORE, October 10.-Virg1nia 6's, CONSOLE
dated. Az: past due coupons, 40: new lO-4Uis,
80; Virginia new SIS, 81. North Carolina 6's,
old, lO5. Bid.
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Of Scottish Miners.

LONDON, October 10.-Five thousand
miners in Lanarkshire, Scotland, have
struck for an advance OF wages.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
LITERARY NOTES.

Macmillan y Co. have in preparation a
new edition of Mr. Henry jslnes' "Frerch
Poets and Novelists," which has been for
some time out of print.
Sunday the New York Ir,bane an.
nouneed with something Of a defiant ton.
that hepoetorth its Sunday ss we'll as its
weekly edition w uld be sold at three
cents.
Macmillan & 20 of New York will
commemorate the approaching witt OF
Matthew Arnold to this country, by issu
ing especially Tor the American market a
new and uniform edition Of his prose
works in s5ven volumns. These will
enbrace rs ays in Criticism Study of
Celtic Literature, On Translsting Homer /:
Culture ard Anarchy, Friendship's
Garland ; Mixed Essays, Irish Essays /;
Literature and Dogma; God and the
Bible st. Paul and Professionalism, Last
Esseys. The style will be elegant and
companionable with the "Ryersley
Kingsley"
The New York Critic of Saturday last
spsaks thus OF forthcoming work from a
well-known artist and literary man OF
Wilmington Mr.. Howard Pyle has made,
aud the Messrs. Scribner will publish in
October. one OF the handsomest books for
young or old that We have seen in many
day. Mr.. Pyle has taken the story of
Robin Hood and put it into charming
prose, and illustrated it with his own
designs. The drawings are in outline,
with elaborate decorative borders. Mr..
Pyle has done his work with loving as
we'll as clever participating in
decorative head and tail pieces and
initial letters wherever there was a
chance. He has also made an elaborate
symbolic design for the cover, which is of
leather, prepared after an invention of
his own. Howard Pyle: his Book might
be written most appropriately on the
title.page.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

What the Vice President of the Com
pany Says.

what the Vice President of the Com
pany Says.
New York Times.
Joseph Swift, vice president and New
York manager of the Diamond Match
Company, denied, with some emphasis,
yesterda,, that the company was com
bination to keep up the price of matches.
Ii was not combination at all, he said,
but a corporation, organized under the
laws OF the State Of Connecticut, January
lat, 1881. 1t WAS composed of men who
had been match manufacturers, and it had
absorbed number of smaller firms, but it
was not combination any more than the
New York Central railroad was. The
company, Mr.. Swift said, was the largest
in the county, and made the prices of
matches. No other match, even If intrin-
sically better than its own, could COM
mand as high price until 1t had been
10 the market a long time. Smaller firms
were constantly cutting each other, and
had been for years. When their
prices went 80 low az to affect
the sales of the Diamond Match Com.
pany that concern had to reduce
its prices The present reduction was the
largest ever made at one time. Two things
made it necessary The abolition of tn.
| Internal revenue tax Of one cent on each
package of matches and the competition
| Of Swedish companies and new companies
which had sprung up in this country.
| The revenue stamps cost the company
Sl,30 gross. When the tax was
abolished the company knocked OIL 81 ,
groes from the price Of matches. "W,
kept the 80 cents for two months" sale
Mr.. Swift, "and suppose we might hav,
hung on to the dollar as we'll. 1t wa
purely business question. We coulC
make the 80 cents, and W
did" On September LIST the 3
cents was given up and an additional re
duction made because OF the competition
The foreign competition was new, an
MIR. Swift could not judge how serious
would be. Swedish manufacturers, h
was told, paid about 20 cents day 70
labor which in this country costs $l.5C
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Miss wylder's consent to be my wife will

Miss Wylder's consent to be my wife will
you give yoursf"
Philip Searie stood a, hast.
"Why, she is q child"
"She is l6.'
"You do not love her-you cannot. A
littla, feres, unts med thing ?"
81 saw nothing fierce or untamed. She
ia exquisitely lovely and sweet-high
spi, ted, like It, could love her very
| easily /; believe do already" said Ray
lnood, tender brightness irradiating his
Whole handsome face.
Philip Seare reelected. IL would bs a
| very telerable way OF settling business
of wliioh lie WAS getting rather ashamed,
| and from which he foresaw still endless
trouble If IT were not 80 arranged.
| He gave his consent.
| There remained the brGther's and
| sister q to win.
| Raymond went to them, frankly ad-
dressing himself to both:
SIT ia very soon to speak, know" he
said, "aud Miss Wylder is young. But
love her, aud am willing to wait for her
TO learn to care for me. And have So
cured my fathers approval, and he with
draws entirely all claim to the Rock"
Reds Wyler was as shy as she was
beautiful aud sweet. But Raymond was
patient aud devoted, and she liked hin
already.
Need chronicle the result He wor
her.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
.5#.-
A nIASOS,s AFFAIRS.

have been troubled Tor number of wears
with kidney and bladder difficulty; at times
nave suffered great deal with the weakness
caused by the inflammation and intense pains
in the back and l0ins. tried many medicines
that were recommended, but none of them
seemed to reach my case until one day re-
lated my case to one of our druggists here In
Auburn. MIR. Smith was very urgent that
should try Hunts Remedy, for he knew OF
many who had used 1t with wonderful success
purchased bottle and used it, and found a
good deal of benefit, and commenced To i'm.
prove rapidly, and tho pains in the back were
relieved. gained strength and vitality. and
after using four bottles have been completly
cured, and have recommended 1t to otbera
and give this statement voluntarily, believing
that, from my own case, Hunts Remedy is ali
That is recommended, and you can use this as
you choose for tho benefit of the public.
WILLIAM q. CLARK,
Mason & Builder, So Van Anden St.
JUNE D 1885, Auburn, N. Y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

Henry Nj. Parkhurst gives in the New
York Herald the course Of Brooks new
comet, now identified as the Pons comet
of 1872, as follows 1t Is now very near
Eta Draconis, and has reached the limit
of it's westerly motion. 1t will move
slowly toward the south, curving toward
the east, toward the head OF Draco,
through which it will pass during the
fore part OF November. By that time it
will be easily visible through a small
telescope. Thence passing southessterly
it will be north OF Lyra early in Decem-
Der. From December 18th to the ed il
will be passing along the arms of the
cross in Cygnus. In January it will enter
Pegasus, and before the end of January
it will finally sink below our horizon in
the tail of Cetus. Its greatest brilliancy
will be early in January. During it.
whole course 1t will be visible In the
evening first in the northwest, at abou
the elevation OF the pole star, gradually
sinking toward the horizon as 1t move.
southwark, and finally sinking below IL,
south western horizon.
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"-and wounded nine oolonels. :"

The London StandartPs vienna dispatch
says; Something akin to revolution
han made its appearance at the liz perial
Palace at Pekin, and ID backed by popu-
lar demonstrations. The people have
demanded that the Empress, who does
not seem to be energetic enough to suit
the popular demand, shall sodicats liz
favor of Prince Tun, the uncle of the
Emperor.
The new Guion Line steamer Oregon
made "a trial trip Friday, during which
she attained speed of 20 knots an hour.
At luncheon which was given in the
afternoon after the cruise, Mr.. Pearce,
the manager for John Elder & Co., who
built the Oregon, said he should never
consider his work accomplished until he
had built ships able to CROSS the Atlantic
In FIVE days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
PERSONAL.

Ex-Judge William Tenny died In New
ark, N. j., on Friday, after a long illness.
Judge Teuny was for long time editor
of Appieton's Noathlg and Appieton's Annual
Cyclopedtq. He wrote history Of the
late war and assisted Jefferson Davis In
writing "The Rise and Fall OF the
Southern Confederacy."
Robert Milligan MoLsne, the guber-
material candidate OF the Maryland Dem
ocrats, ia Wilmingtonian by birth, He
was the son OF the late Louis McLane,
was born June 23d, 1915 and began his
education in Friends school and after
| wards attended the school formerly kept
on Delaware avenue and known as st.
Mary's College. 4sas
K. p. Roddy, aged about 20 years, of
Irish birth, but for some years earning a
| livelihood by gardening near Greenville,
South Carolina, is having an elaborate
monument, to cost $3.50, prepared to be
\ placed over his grave. 1t bears two
| stanzas or verse, one from Cowper the
other from Byron's "Don Juan" He
| thinks of leaving his property to the
| General Government.
Mrs. f. s. Upham nativs OF this city
| sad daughter Of Dr. jacques once Q
we'll known physician here, died a few
days since at her home in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,. Mrs Upham'e husband the
Hon D. A. J Upham was ones editor Of
the Dsiama.e Ga=eHe In 1857, however,
he removed to Milwaukee where he was
| remarkably successful. filling various
| Offices among them the goyernorship OF
the state. The smyrna Times gives some
account of their ten children five of whom
survive. The oldest son, Major John J
Uphsn OF the Fifth United states cavalry
was born in Wilmington. Hs is now with
his command, Fort Lesvepworth, Kansas
The youngest son, Horace A J. upham
Est, ia lawyer, practicing his profess
sion in his native city. The oldes
daughter, Caroline j., as above stated, i,
Mira Raymond of this town; the second
Addie j., married Mr.. II. B. Taylor o
Chester, F.. the next, Sallie j., Georg,
b. Ransom OF the United States Navy
now on his way to Alaska"