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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
HaIIying for Cleveland.

George II. Stilz presided at meeting OF
the Democrats OF the Twentieth Ward at
Ninth street and Girard avenue last eve-
ming. The hall was crowded. The chief
speaker was w. W. Ker, who said that the
wrong penetrated upon Mr.. Tlldcn would
have TO be righted, either through Tilden or
the man he named. Blaine was a strong
candidate. OF great force OF character,
infinite resource, and INSCRIPTIONS
bcyOnd measure. When Blaine was
Secretary OF State under Garfield,
SAID Mr.. Ker, four or five American
citizens were in English iails and two
or three were hanged without Blaine ever
interfering. Why didn't he twist the tail
OF The British lion when the whole country
was up in arms against the hanging OF in
nocent men! The speaker. having referred
10 The execution OF ODonncIl without the
Republicans ever interfering, said that IL
the rotten members in both parties would
leave he would he glad, and let Ben. Butler
come forward and lead them.
Permanent officers OF the organization
were then elected, as follows; President,
George II. Stiltz; Vice Presidents, John
II. Brophy, Ebenezer Cobb, Frank j. Best,
joel l.. james Jesse Neece; Treasurer.
John ONeill; Secretaries. George ArOld
aud Michael \. Boyle. Ii was arranged
that the name Of the club be changed %
1.-THE Twentieth Ward Cleveland Legion"
4 resolution was adopted Dledging the
meeting to use every endeavor on behalf Of
the Democratic candidates. At the cJnclu-
sion OF the meeting more than two hundred
voters signed the roll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
THEY DON'T WANT BLAINE.
Letters From All Parts of the Country 10 the
Independents.


The New York Times says: The indie
pendent Republicans, out OF the city as
well a within, are ut work in earnest to
make next weeks conference success, II
has been but three DAYS since the call wa,
issued, and advices already received in
sure large gathering at the confer
ence. The secretaries Of the general and
executive committees are n daily receipt
OF more letters than they could possibly
acknowledge were all their time 90 be given
10 IL, and Il has been necessary 20 install a
small working force at headquarters, con-
tTary to anticipation. Many OF the letters
report the condition OF public feeling In va
rious localities; many are OF inquiry, ask
ing for documents o; various kinds and as
TO methods OF organizations; Others are
from subscribers to the movement, Repub.
leans so far without exception.
The letters cover territory from New
England to the Mississippi, and their testl-
mony Is uniform that dissatisfaction with
Blaine and Logan il strong among old-lino
Republicans as well rs in the young blood
OF the party. The latest letters at hand,
bearing on arrangements ioI the confer
enee, show that from the States bordering
New York existing organizations and or
CARNATIONS in embryo will be we'll repre-.
sented. Committees have been formed
within day or two In several towns aud
cities fol the immediate purpose OF send
Ing delegates 10 the conference. The natu-
rsl result viii be that after the conference
organizations VIII quickly spring into ac-
tlyity for the campaign. IL Is not possible
now 10 estimate what may be the numerical
or representative strength OF the confer
enee. Some OF the letters OF inquiry indl-
etie curiosity to know more than has yet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
RICHMOND. July 10. 1854

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Is the expression "nonc too soon gram
NAUTICAL? II so, why? None Is not an ad-
verb. ZERO.
II the expression 4" He came little Tor
somewhaO too soon" is grammatical, then
the expression, "He came none too soon =
is grammatical. "SOon" is an adyerb.
TOO" is also an adverb. These would
seem 20 be adverbs enough for one phrase.
But somewhat" is also an adverb. 30
there might be three adverbs together. II
"none" is used as an adyerb, it is an adj
verb. In the phrase "to man avessel " the
word oman" is verb. not noun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
PROGRESS or THE coon WORK
A strong Massachusetts Delegation Selected
10 Attend the New York Conference.

A strong Massachusetts Delegation Selected
10 Attend the New York Conference.
A Boston special OF the 10th says: Dele
gates 10 the New York Independent Re
publican Conference were chosen to-day by
the Committee OF One Hundred, repre-
senting the Massachusetts boilers and hide
pendents. The meeting at which the dele
gates were selected was largely attended,
and report was made upon the work thus
far In this State. Colonel Charles X. Cod
man presided. and Mr.. Darwin +. Ware,
for the Executive Committee. made the re-
port showing the progress made by the
antl-Blaine movement. lie sad that, ai.
Ter organizing. the committee had Invited
cooperation throughout the state in the
independent movement. Circulars had been
sent 10 many persons aud newspaper adj
yertisements had 6een inserted for this pur-
pose. The responses bud been very graft
flying. Several towns had already organs
zed Independent clubs, aud many more
would organize soon. The delegates TO New
York were chosen BY acommlstee consisting
Of Mcssrs. Ware. A. J. Sowdon. George
Il. Williams. A. VI. Howe. aud samuel
Howe. They reported the following
list: Julius III. seelye. OF Amherst:
JosSpu iNChtf. VI ItttS1ttu. samuel
Bowles. OF Springfield; Joseph Ii. Walker,
Of Worcester: 4. +. BurleY, Of Law.
renee; W. X. johnson, OF Newburyport
spencer Borden, OF Fab River: J. y.
sewaiI, Of Braintree; Josiah Quincy, :oi
Quincy; Arthur G.. Fuller. OF Concord;
II. w. Higsinson, OF Cambridge; George
q. Wright. Of Cambridge; Edwin Is. Hale,
OF Cambridge; Mooreheld storey. OF Brook.
hne: Frederick Dodge, Of Belmont; Ste
phen u. Weld, o. Dcdham; Robert Blcakie.
ofIiyde Park; @. II. sampson. OF Medford:
Samuu freeman. OF Everett: James Free
man Clarke, Of Boston; samuel 81. Quincy.
Of Boston; George s. Hale, OF Boston:
Charles b. Fox, of Boston; Edmund ID.
Wright, Of Winchester: Francis Il. Gam.
mers. Of New Bedford; Carl Eberhard. ~
Boston; Franklin Garter, OF willisms.
town; William b. Hale, OF Northampton:
George :. Merriam, OF Springfield: ed.
ward Barrett, sof Sonthboro'; j. j. Rus
sell. Ct Plymouth, Charles X. Cadmsn, OF
Yfypaable; William ii. Fox, OF Taunton:
Nii!Ism Everett, Of Quincy; william II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
THE FIELD OF POLITICS.
xx-spRAxER RANDALL TALTs.
Ne is cenaaess ss Refssm victory, and
Proud Of the riasseuns

We - Conudtos ef REFORM sfctorSs on'
Proud Of the Platform.
The philadelphia Times Of yesterday
says "f could not take the craftsmanship
Of the National Committee II unanimously
rendered to me- said Samxcl ,, Randall
Yesterday. as he costly rested ~ bis tn-
pretending but delightful spuimer. homo
al Btrwsn. II did not push my
keM for the presidency" be contin-
ucd. Gas I regard it as a position
not 20 be sought and not 10 be declined.
I have no disappointmeuts TO vex me. rs
/ aid pot allow myself 10 become inter-
exted In the remote chance any one man
NAV have among many prominent mon
who arc discussed for the presidency.
Had cared most for my interests as q
prcsideptiai candidate 1 would not have
gone 70 Chicago; but went there because
IwEs vitality interested In the platform.
aud l returned more than grotiticd at the
rcstli. The platform Is even more en-
phaiic ard enduring ylndicstIon OF my
sfsol;sin Congress for public economy and
Cor the digaity and prosperity OF American
labor than presidential nomination might
have been, aud am not only content With
the action az the Convention, but | am
proud Of H.; proud Of both its candidates
and It's clear aud patriotic declaration OF
principles
The Democratic leader OF the House
never looked fresher and never was more
GENIAL thin Yesterday when discussing The
political situation. He confidently pre-
dicsed the election OF Cleveland. He said:
eli will not be a hurrah campaign. a bat
Tie for hoaess government is not made IN
that way. IL viii grow In interest, ana
Cleveland viii be stronger each day while
the Blaine hurrlh will weaken. and
look for an honest reform President
nj last" When brillan possibilities
for Randall. in the event OF Cleye-
lands elcelion, were suggested, he M
swercd promptly with emphasis: 81 have
only one ambition In this contest; that Is.
10 be returned 10 the House 10 aid Demo
cratic reform President TO eonsummatc the
regeneration Of public administration that
1 have so long battled for" From pof-
ties, the Pennsylvania Democratic leader
turned TO the discu' Sion Of his shades and
shrubs and landscapes, all adorned chiefly
by nature. and be chatted about the com
forts Of his quiet rural retreat as II he had
never known the cares OF State or the 'ret-
ting OF presidential ambition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Lnfe Weather Renarf.

IsptcilI teIcgliIn % The DispaIch,I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July lS-l:15 4. II.
For The Middle Atlantic States, fair !ol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather and occ'-
sioual rains, variable winds, stationary
temperature.
For the South Atlantic States. fair wea-
Their, preceded in southern and central por.
tlons by local rains, southerly winds, sta.
tionary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

TRUSTEES SALE or SEVERAL
l VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND LYING
on PANUEIEY RIVER. ~ HANOVER AND
kINC WILLIAM COUNflE>.-lhcre viii ne
sold al public auctions NJ hanoYcrtown ierry' on
TUESDAY. July 20, 1884,
SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND belonging 10 the
estate OF the late 4. u. Dabney, u fOllowstD Wiz
james g. White, IL iru,te. IN deed ot trust
dated 1t day ~ June, ls Of record In clerk
the VNilUADLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM CALLED "sPRiNGflELDt cont1ininS
200 ACRES. more or less, near HluOyerONn
f,rry. h Klug William c1uuty. adjoining the
lands Or {. W. Worley, +. Hay. aud o,har..
Thi- tract viii BE- sold subject to prior deed "
trust thereon held b. Gcorgc Corr for $1,000.
This farm Is all arabic except aholt 10 lcres
u Guc oas timbc~, and h1s upon ~ NEW
DWELLING and other buildings.
The land D. exceedingly fertile and under good
cultivation. The neighb0rhood Is neIlihy and A.
TERMS: cash enough to paw all the expenses Of
sale, about $50, anu also =l.uuO. win interest
from the Is: day Of Jane. 1851. and 4 credit a..
follows: $1,000 and Interest from LIT diy ot
June. 1881, to he paid u day Of juno, SO;
and LOCO with like interest. To Dee paid LIT day
OF June, ssh, and the residue payable Isl day OF
June, 1855.
Edmund Waddill, Jr., - trustee I'm deed ftom 4
b. Ddbpey, OF date 7th Iunc. lSS2, recorded In
Hanover County Court cicrk's Office, ID. u. IL,
mage AS, also King William County Court CLERKS
Office. will sell ONE TRACT Ot VALUABLE
TIMBER LAND, containing 100 ACRES. more
81
ing he IaHd- Of ". W. Dabney aud others, and
Immediately NJ Mcchlulcsyiic. This /, the iinc.t
tract Of pine timber u that ton OF the country
andas convenient TO shipping points on the Pa
munkcy river. -
Also. q TRACT or l25 ACRES, more or less,
I'm Hanover county. near i!anogertOwu ferry INT
mediateiy on Pamuukey river adjoining the
lands OF he late john 4. Meredith aud Others.
TIN, tract is partly arabic ana partly iimberei.
TERMS or SALE: Expenses OF sale lgb0ut SIS
cash: aIso. fT23.J6 aud interest from the 7th Of
june Il So. and $3.50 with interest from The IN
day Of June, ~, cash; and $500 ta be paid the
7th OF June. $50, AID Che residue on t5c 7ti day
of June, 1856.
WV. Dlbney and Z. u. IAN, a. trustees In
cord In the clerks Otilce ~ the county Court Of
Hanover county, In Decd-Book IA. PAGE 10, VIII
scU ONE TRACT O% LAND containing 90 ,
ACRFS. more or less, IN Hanover county uear
Uanoyertovn, adjoining the land, OF Mrs. New
Ion, A. ~ grOach. and other.
'rrlfNs OF SALE: Expenses Of sale (2bout 500
casll; also. 1912 and intcres; thereon from the
lilh day Of November. 1851. cash; and The resi-
doe upon credit Of six months.
Auofthcse sales are made upon The requirement
IN iii Of these sales The purchasers VIE receive
decd and Will execute tTust-deed uDOn the pro-
perty purchased 70 secure all OF ha deferred pay
ments JANIS "a W Hllt,
EDMUNOwADDGLL,J ia,
Trustee.
y ~ vi h RR4hhhNEY' Trustees.
le27.dlaw&wtsls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
RAJ. EsraTE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

NOR SALE. TIKI MILLERsse
II FARM IN Campbell county. Va. on -
die Campbell Courthouse road. eight miles from
Ivnchburg, Va. In the i:on-Orc belt Valuable
iron deposits have oeen found N the place. THIS
farm has on IL fine frame dwelling aud nume-
rous Out-houses- About 300 acres OF low-grOund,,
200 acrcs OF woodland, and $50 acres OF excel
lent upland. Well adapted Tor tobacco. wheat.
eoIn and oats, or would suit admirably for stock
farm, Address K. l.. MILLER,
Csmm'sslOnar,
post-ofice Box 20t, LyncLbaFg, Va.
iyi-lms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

r. OF 25y14o FEET TO f5.FOOr Az
l.. LEY .oy WEsr SIDE OF Laurel svkEsI
sIPfETs. TO SO SOLD AT AuCrIos,on the
premises on
FRIDAY, July 1s, 1884,
nj az T.. n. This Is n very desirable lot; Wen
graded. aud shout nine inrnes above street. srs'e'
TERMS. Easy ard announced ~ safe. 80,
GEORGE :. NAoli0N son.
l. ,s Anc'iON"e~rL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear
and comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY g A. NJ, 20 {:
0 A. NJ, "a; noon, 81; P. ~, Sc; 6 p.
NJ, 50; midnlghk so.
Mean temperature. z9j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

offer for -aio 10 pub, au.t,on. nu fho prom ."i, al
II 4. W.. an UNDIVIDED ONr-FDrElU IN
TEkEsT ~ THAT VALUABLE md HlGu-
LI-IHPBOVED FARM CALLED EDHL l.
rhe FAEN contains 347 ACE.-, Uost pr i.-a,
situated Immediately ON IN" P4munscy river go
New CASH. ferry. u King william county, AMI B.
one "a tine most fertile Jams iu tn1t -""t..u.
Ihcslie will bs mud. subject go Oh. n -li- Dt ii
tenants for th"p c-,nt yy1r.tAc purchaser 30 tlAc
The rent ir, 90 lie day of SHE
TERMS OF SALE: cash enough - p'y 3il cos',
at executing tin 'rl {, IllIt N lDO and % pas n"
debt thereon secured. 1924. wii Interest from tnr
Irth Of June. 1883. and the remain Ger Boa two
egual payments Jt tx and twelve months, it
lrru OF O. receive q dc.d, and 90 give q trust
iced upou thc property 20 $50 Irc the doi.r-cd
paymcrt-. GEORGE T.. HAW,
Is lT-2lf Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Ky George s. vashou C son,
Real Estate Agents and Anctiouecrs,
M. 7 Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
u AND A HALF ACRES o. LAND. MOE
or LEsS' WITH txs,c Sh ad1fSf D% ~ ~
WiSf srDE OF BROOk TURNPIKE. ABOUT
TWo MILES NORTH OF THE CITY. ADJoiS-
ISG TIE LANDS Of JootPh bK1 ~ ~
cree entered on The 7ih OF July, 1884: ~ the Cur
cuit Court Of Henrico IN the cause OF 'lnnt, Se.'
sicnsrs thereby appointed FOR the purpose,swill
sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. July IS, 1891,
at O o'clock T.. NJ, She PROPERTY above de-
scribod. ...,,,.,,r,, q,
email ,us.alnert. al sax and twelve months. Tor
notes, with Interest added, and tue REFINED un-
III The whole purchase-mones Is ptij, ana 1coh-
veyance ordered by the Court:
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
BY George :. Nasnon & son,
Peal + tate Agents and AGctiOnger,,
40. rcntl. street.

VVPUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT. WITH
4 FRAMED DWELLING THEREON. No. 3l5
WEST DIryAL STREET DISTANT 33s FEET
FROM JUDAH STREET, LOT lS ~ ABOUT
$50 FEET TO Az ALLEN.-tn execution of q
decd of trust from Hannah - tw,1u q Gepr-c =.
Vasbon. dated April /, lcs2. recorded IN ,he
clerks Office Of Richmond taIucery court iu y.
B. 100 u. page 362, u secure che payment or
sum Of money therein sperIiei. de- 5uit having
hcau made IN the payment tIcrcJt. wiz. being
thereto required by William N.BJHye,. ole ni TIM
bout hcmie, 81 said deed, proceed 10 sell 81. pabuc
auction, ON the Drcmlse-,ou
THURSDAY, LILY -, 1885,,
NJ O'Clock l.. ", the PROPERTY above de
scrihod.
IIEMS: Cash = 20 expense, ~ SD. 1ud tNr e.
sums Of $500 sc. e. Ia, ruu s{r.-b. Nti tu.
t,rc.; from May {. iS-2, nm pllI; pauu"-. a.
any. a. may Dc announced lt etlc. .
BENJAMIN H. : ASH,
WIS Substituted Trustee"
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rAlI.moAp r.lNEs.

ca III Esy llzls1 szl!
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANh
IL RAILROAD.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
TO THE
,,,,,se uor. AND WARM STRINGS
on,v thirteen miles to Healing springs from CUE
ten Forge, the western terminus .. w
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf hAi',n' '.,.
severed miles icss 81 staging thln oy ~ n.sn.
yonte aud over Tie suoothest anh most pe'"-
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NEW STAGES AID TEAMS.
EVERYTHING PHYSICIANS AND REr.iA-
BILE.
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AND ALLEGiiASY RAILROAD. T,,ieSl ff Ia
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

V'RUsTEE'S SALE OF \ FINE PA.
1 MUNKEY-EiytR FARM ~, Nt,# as
Mills klNti WILLIAM co.'s li.--A- tri,-fec
in d deed II trii,' oV,suicd by ~. q. Tomhu, Jr.
,latc1 the otl d"v OF June. O.aud %: r.rnr
a. TIE clcrn Office o. th' b. nnty lpIr of Stu.
William county. end af The request Of -ae hoi 'rt
Of The note see, Pc! lna.c,u,i biI on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

HESRIco cOUNTY-ro WIT:
mo spcclal commissioners have given the bono
required by decree II the Circuit Court % ,hs
county aforesaid entered on the 7th dAy OK 1,.iyi
1854. I'm the chanccry cluse depending IN slti
court under the style OF Biuat, &c, against fofd
aud others. ,,., s,, -, l,lv
1884 SAMUEL T.. WADDiLL,
& 10 Depu'v 'lr-S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

rroin No 30 Through PASSENGER Stop at , tt-
,,e,'. ,soupcctipg at koysy'c Tor az poin.- TOD e.
"a VI rstiroad; az Nu'hci iinH WIN =. goa .Ii
S,,tleri,n Narrow-tiGugc ritlfOai ''r y I.'I; .f
rrcousi,oro' Tor al pOinis % -aleii brII.l, oil.
,tishnr,, for an points on Nesteri l..I t.taI-
iioa rgi,yoad; al Atlanta for all poi't, SDl.a siI
~Ou,hwes, 49,, ....t..
~ Scil sbnrs Grcensnoro, Reidsyi'lc. a. tl f..f.
Ti,ora' syilie Lexington, and Concord,
nsnville and Char,Oge, and an stations iW n
ptrsr,',ud aud Danyl ne; c0nucc,luf at ~n'u..-
ms Min Milton and ~utierlD Ntrg'N-. 20.
railroad Tor Milton az Green Ip,o for aU I1II.f
op sailor, Ranch and North tlfoliOa difir'ltt Ii
f,bafiotfc with Charlotte, t0lumbil ard A1Wtt
r.iircad FOR Columbia, AYgssta. Nv. SOB tl, alt
r,"yida potuts, and all points en- ihr ~11'l at
Southwest No. 81 bc:wson hcysyiiiC flI H1-.f
side runs Only on noniayr
Trains from tie south arrive ~ hir.h Ili .I
4. NJ. and $50 J..
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
daily except saIdayl
Trains
Leave q.
Richmond b.I' - VI
Arrive .. r. a.
Bon ...'....''.. u ~
RETURNING.
Leave ~ a.,
t0atfpld " - -
Bon SIS a. i'
Arrive 90
ElchWO uN.....ts.- ..-s-'..s. ss-.t-' - ~
an rfctltl pl-s eager trains rttNt. hHl \ r.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-29

experience of the past twentythree years
fully and fairly demonstrates, and the
polygamy clause above quoted by these
papers is fair sample of how the repub
lican party has carried out the various
measures it has advocated on paper dur
ing its long control of the government.
Let no guilty man escape, proclaimed the
republican party, and then it Immediately
opens the prison doors for the incarcer-
ated whisky and star route thieves. OF
what value, then, are the platform profess
sions of Blaine and Logan. They have
been privy TO their disruption hitherto,
and will disregard them again, as they
have before. if they get into power