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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07
New SpR1xe Goops RECEIVED Ar
LUTTRELL & WINES

Beautiful Summer Silks worth sc: our price Soc
Elessnt Black -" $50: .
81 80. Sl.G5. II -. 81 s. S2.o0
s. y and 30 50
Sashlncs al shades valrs 2lr; our price
BLACK t@slmeres. -. ~. 80. to 15c and 81
ottoman Cloths NOV shades, elegant quality. 81.
. i'll Black.
t,erster Cloth. nrw shades, 25c
Nuns Yelling. al colors.
Ladies' ( 10th.
New prsss Goods in Plaid
lew Patterns OF Pongee Silks at cost
o.!e 'Hst La" rs Jst H. value Sc.; price Sc.
Full line French Sattaen
L"r Iairs Misses Hose reduced from SOC to l5c Great
$40 PAIRS Z resets reduced from SOC to 90,
~" B-~t Mite Sprt al i; Washington st 81 -
fitsat lle OF Cloths and Cassbrts for Spring Wear
Suits lad@ order.
tall lite abl, DamaSkS p Is 50 n 80 81 .pJ21 D,
Shirts. lau-drt d and Unlau.dll,-i
Sill iadc to Order taken and fit guaranteed
LtIThELI & VINE.
,o,, 1880 PtlI4s. aytuuo,
Inh'i-iih Corner 2Otn street
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IRuSSEL Il CLARK,
slI MARKET SPACE
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND DESIR ABLEGOOD
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THEY ARE PREPARED TO
SELL AS CHEAP As ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE
AND BEG TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO The
FOLLOWING
YD. WIDE BLACK CASHMERE 5Oc-JOB
GRAND BARGAIN IN 81 BLACK SILK
LOT COLORED SILKS Sl-SPECIAL
" SUMNER SILKS, REDUCED TO 5OCrs
l FRENCH SATINES. REDUCED TO % CTS
CASE ia WHITE SPREADS. REDUCED TOSL
ia To Sl25.
JOBS IN HOSIERY
JOBS IN TOWELS, TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.
MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
WE INVITE INSPECTION
ma2O TRrNNFI B. CLARK
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DRY GOODS.
NV SpR1Na Goons

NV SrR1Se Goops
WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GRENADINES
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES N CHOICE DE-
SIGNS. BLACK WoOLEN DIR IS GOODS IN
GREAT NAtIETY. LINEN LANNS SAITEENS
SIN AND Isle HOSE, LINEN >HEETINGS AND
PlLI0t LINENS. DAMASh TABIFClOTHS AND
NAPKINS, ALL SIZES
ap3-srrs HooE- BRO. co. l2as F street.
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Rough on Rats,
Maryland Club VEhiskey,
the finest extant. McGee'S, 9th. near ID. m,w,s,.

On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltalc Belt Co. Marshall. Mich will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days 10 men
young or Old who afflicted with nervous de-
Diiity, lost vitality and kindred troubles. guarantee
my speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly VigOr. Address as above. \. B-NO risk Is
incurred. as thirty days trial Is allowed. W,S,m
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NATIONAL THAATER--N. z. Curtis IL ''S2nl OF
P0s2n-"
FORD'S OPER. H0CsE--'-frinet>S' Iia; or, Castle
Adanant.' by John StetsJn conf dny.
DINE MVsECM.-"U1cIe Tens cabin and curl
oSitteS
TBEATEs COxIQUF.-"Antics@ and varieties
8,RLOw's ART GALLERY.-FrcC Art Exhibition
MASONIC TEYPLE.-JAi5n veteran cadet corps
fall
ABNERs Haul muJ-tlc exhibition Of tie
jUniOr class of the Columbia IurB-ycTeia-
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Axrox I,sHrRs
Chemical bfS Cleaning Establishment
No. @Hi q -trstt nor hives.
THIRTY NFAIS' EXPTEIFNCF
Ladies ana Ge.tl.nls Garments. als Velvet an
Plush Ci,&Ss. Graz Wells. L.r,s cloves ii, ar. rsr-
ieCtly cleaned bN t- Superior process
LADIES, !. ENfNti DiFSSES \ SPECIALITY
fI' n ll NJ electives Cleaned Tins I,rot,4S vii not
o>t thar ercna shape and .s.,as, spots guaranteed
70 he removed tEtctUaliS I1ce SI.5O and = - ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DREss Goops,
Silk and Wool, new style. only 25c
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
BROCADE SILKS, Soc, CASH VALUE, Sl6O
GATHERS, I'll MARKET SPACE

E.
GATHERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETIN6 COTTON Is
RADZlMERE COLORED SILKS superior auality)
only 81; real cash value. 81. So
INNS YELLING. wide. double width pure WOOL
Cream. Pink. Blue, Black-37A
.blACh SILKS. three special bargains-No / n a.
10 VI 20 No 81 So Every yard OF these Silks have
been reduced 25c - AA"'S
PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES fhne
sooos1' cash value VI. 70; reduced to 75c.
HANDSOME BL ,CK BRoCADE SILKS (pure silk,
cash value $L25: reduced to 75c.
C0LORED CASHNERES pure wool dorb,. ,,.,
Pink, Blue and Black-37N ~ WILL
FANCY COLORED SILKS 374 50, g. 7s ST. Al 90
BLACK and COLORED SILK MERvuEUxs fverv
1IsioiahIe siks), cash value u rs: reduced to 81
COLORED SATINS. SO. BLACK SATINS 90
NUNS'v Hing beautiful Lace style) pure WOO, q
real value BY. ~ "O'''A''
BLACK CASHMERE sHAwI.s, pure wool, s2o
mh26 CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
7 AMP CHIMNEYS REDUCED
IL Small %. medi ums soc large 4Sc Der dozen
Small bu iers LOc mediluns, SOC large 81 10 Der
A. SONNENSTK AHLS
~,
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Water Bucket. Given Away

Tomorrow to every purchaser OF 81 or mora at VI.
AugenSteins, Sl.S19-S21 9TH St NV. when follow
ing bargains will be sold: French china Tea sets,
decorated with flowers and gilt band, IA pcs. So 10
worth $40; 2paperS tackS and hammer. Sc; y d.
decorated cups and Saucers. SIC, worth 90c y lz.
extra large size stone china dinner plates and
market basket. 4ac worth Sc: large size bread,
Sac; extra size, .4c round wash boilers sc worth
81; cedar wash tubs 65c.. Sc. and 81 piece, worth
81 25 81. 80 and So d. wine glasses and waiter.
2c: y az Sheffield silver plated knives. SIC, worth
SIT maJoliCa cup, saucer and plate, 21c., -four
sieveS.s and 10c. piece y dz. Ebony handle knives
ana forks. Acc, worth 81: pie Plates 10c. Special
tors
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Pnrbny

ovrrcy OF TIE CHIEF SIGEAl. OFFICER
wAsHISGTCS. D. e. April :. ISL. :..lt 4 nj
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather.
northeriy winds, shifting 10 S0uthrrly and Then d"
westerly. slight rise ia temperature. Partly cloudy
weather and'ngh showers are indicated Toy NJ
England and the niiIe Atlantic states by iU.'g-
DAY morning, followed hy fair weather IN the sOut IL
ern portions OF the middle states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

wsBISGross Us. PROVIDENCE Athletic Park To-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

New STORE.
J. V SHARP'> TOMATOES,
IN GLASS.
StRbfEEN. IN Glass
MONKS SOUS. ia Glass
FRESH FipS. III Heavy syrup
Fki Sh los. IL 60 dial
LOUISIANA OR tN',t \ in Heavy Syruo
FRESH PINEAPPLE. 10 GLASS
>" EE1 Pc Killed TEACHES IL Glass
EASPBEttf;H VINEGAR
ES1KAjION VINEGAR
TAKE NOON VINEGAR.
ITALIAN MAO ARaNI
GRATED PARME>A\ CHEESE. IN Glass
SPAGU ETH.
.>- LOAF II GAR, IL Cones.
SPANISH 0LfE =
CRESCENT OLIVES.
ANCHOyIES in OIL
OLIVES FAICIES
CALVES FEET JELLY. Ia Glass
LEMON PASTE For PIES
chill COLoRoW SATCE
CHILL COLORADO
sHREWSBrRY TOMATO CATSUP
DRIED MI SHEoONS.
1Bt FILLS. in Glass
GRO MINED col + re. in GLASS Very Fiue)
ROSE LINE JUICE
VIENNA SUGAR " AEERS
CARLSBAD HAFERS
SUGAR WATERS lAssortod FlavorsJ
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Who Can Doubt the Fairness Of the
Henry College Lottery Drawing
READ THE NAMES OF SOME LUCKY PEOPLE WHO HAVE
PATRONIZFD THIS COMPANY.

PATRoNIZFD THIS COMPANY.
Ticket No. 1893 81 coo. sold to s A. Gaylord st.
Louis. Mo: Ticket No 19g2S. $1,000 whole sold TO
= w. smith. Haddam Conn: Ticket No. 51.01t,
S5oo sold to i. c. Smith, Washington. ID. c.. Ticket
No 1890, $1,000. sold BY Frank Frisby, Bismarck
DAKOTA: Ticket No s2.4Ga. 1000. sold to Henry
IalnDNln, Lima Ohio Ticker No :. $50. 1000. sold
10 James t. Newman. summit Point. W. Va; Ticket
No 2.4oo $1,000 sold to /. SOiZman. 60 Jefferson ST.
Baltimore, Md; Ticket No. 1880, $4,000, whole
sold to Geo. Croker and Ed. Raton, san Fran
Leager, Denmark, Ohio: Ticket No. Ss.2e3, $3.50.
SOLO to r. NJ Hawkins. Windsor. Mo-; Ticket No
4O66S. $500. sold by J. NJ. Trader. Dayton, Ohio;
Ticket No 60.7l0. 81 900. sold TO A. Botto, Cairo,
Ill: Ticket No. 1929, $1,000. sold TO +. d. Bauer,
klnSley. KAN Ticket No $3.50, $3.50. sold to T. j.
Martin, New Mahrd. No; Ticket No 1885, 81, 900,
sold TO Mrs W. A. Shook, COwan, Tenn Ticket
No. SlOl, 81 eco. sold TO A. A. Rhinehart. Andrews,
OHIO Tickets only - each halves IL. 1857 prizes,
amounting TO S1l0.ltU. Next drawing viii take
place In CoVington. Ky. THURSDAY, April 9th
Address all orders Tor tickets TO K Il. SPENCER,
CoVlngt0n, Ky. lax
s'ROugh on Rats.'
Clears out rats. MICE roaches flies, ants. bed-bugs
Skunks, chlpmunkS, golhelS loc. Druggists l
To Avoid Paying
neaNy agents and canVaSSerS' commissions 90 to
Auerbach's Reliable Sewing Machine House, Ii. go
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosplites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds. consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
10 take. Prescribed by Pny SicianS Sold by Drug
g1sts Large bottleS SOC. Manufactured by w f.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Ma m,W,f
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"AJderucv Dairy W2unus.

Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning.
and delivered In hall pound Ward" prints, SOC per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterlniIk anu Sweet
MIX. &c. per quart, Cream lIc. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

SEAsoSAB1E Goops FoR LENT
Poneless Sarines Rarataria ShrnpS fresh from the
guf( Russian Cavair. Ii tie ok Clans Clam Chow
der, VI, sh tTab Meat Picked Oysters,
A ChOyies IN OIL snciOyles III salt AncfIovy Sauce.
Anchovy Paste. Pltted Yarmouth Bioatrts
Smoked Salmon. SIN ktd IlalIbut. fresh Salmon,
Fresh Olsi,r. Fresh 1.rt. tSh Brulled Mac Ike
rel Fresh BroIed Mackrrel II Tomato Sauce. Boneless
Herring, Sots-I = acAeI-L
GRO. L. KENNEDY son.
Fine Hilles Liquors Champaznes. &c.
mhl4 1909 + street northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.
The first great sale i'm Ii years of shop
worn goods At R. GOldsCh ids. S1S.
al.

on Monday April 1th shall inaugurate great
special sale OF lot of selected goods consisting OF
decorated ana white china ware toys. glass ware,
fancy goods. wooden ware &C. some being perfect
which Will be sold cost, some slightly Soiled
shelf worn. at half cost and some damaged almost
given away.
This sale will continue short time only and all
IN search OF real bargains should call early to avail
themselves or this rare opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

NEXT Thursday morning there VIII he an eclipse
Of the moon. portion 81 which VIII be visible 81
The residents II this city. The moon VIII II well
up IA the west when the SHADOW &5tl first n" -. =
a IL cuts into the bright disc contact coming "a
The upper edge Of tho uicUn il hans Ii the ;.
BASE BALL, first game. as. tomorrow
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

RESIDENCES photographed bv Plat Bios. see wants
BASE BALI, Athletic PARK tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

AN AFFRAY IN GROCERY STuRE-In the Police
Court this morning HeZekiah :. Wdpe, grocery
man, and John W Gray, boarding. house keeper.
were charged with engaging III afirdy IN the
18th OF last month IN NAPLES store, on Louisiana
avenue, between 9th and 10th street mort vt-t.
cray was badly injured, having been terribly
Beaten The testimony OF the witnesses teHd..! 10
show that he was drunk at the time OF the flint
The trouble grew out OF a wGrtIv 0Ilarra. ainl.r
goods which Gray had bought OF WapIr ana their
getting mixed no IN the ltf1er's delivery WAGON
noted an appeal
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Transfer. og Real E>tutc.

WASHINGTON FISH N4RKET-SOld Nv L T.
Golden. agt--13p0 80 shad. from so ~ 50 per
hundred 10000 herring, from SLOT sI25 per thoJ,-
<ind 0oo punches rock, perch anG other 1sn, from
1jc- to 81 per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

Two CASEs OF CANNED GOODS P0Ts0STSG-NiSa
Ilppttt. one OK the family 81 Dr. WII. O'Dpun.l II
thls CITY. was poisoned Friday from eating canned
corn When the can was opened she observed that
the Top OF The corn vas spotted and dJrh. pom
turning II out the sides and bottom APPEARED ne
same. She Carefully removed tie G>cOlOrcti uIr-
ion ana cooked TIL remainder tut spar1ug.y Il
". ds. 10 Use her OSL language, 'lrad .fi NJ Ia
fHed diStrISt % 1T NLat little she tifd ear cause,
hci severe and alarming Illness. Master Camp
Dell. son or Major Campbell l. : \. iiist TIJ1r II
artillery at Fortress Monroe, Is lying dangerously
H. WITH out slight hopes or his recovery. H., ate IL
Sherry pie made from cherries taken fru. I'm efr
IA Doth cases large quantities Il Lad Werc found
Inside the can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

MARRIAGE LICESSEs.-Marrt1.s licenses have
been issued by the CLERK or Tire court ~ Paul CIrs
and Es~=r DaDden, ot NJriOlk, Va; John W Law
and Mari LII FOutalIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-07

CLAY PIGEON SHCOTING.-Tne first regular match
Oh the Capita! C.tN Gun club was shot Friday after
noon OF. tie CTSlLt~ OF te GLIB the zone
tate The high AO-thweS~ WIND gave the '.b5g,t-"
- they !cit The traps. m ACCELERATED flight aIi
cut Gown The scores below The usual standard.
tOndlt!onS-i5 binds etcI. IS Yards rise ; t-..;.-
Ball. made score % T. iTs the -luisS ami i The
smith - sta1.es, : doubles. Peek, u siuzls-.
Mcleod 10 s. giles. t1'lb.c-- It-TI4er ~,u-.v,
jones, slIg-.t-. doubles. Nl.-tI, { SiBC!r~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

a CLEAN of triumph In hi. A.. ~
,a"i - ivvkeu Tor moment AZ n tho
,,sts y. ~ me- presence had turned tho
,ra.,' y, 9AttIe against Cleveland. This
st s.smuous Hendricks boom was
s - m,. materially when Gen, John
, ~ p, .s o. Illinois, with look Of siIs-
S ass III n's lace because Of lndlanA'x
Heseung mcdonald, announced from
uis cnAir that Illinois increased nor
vote Ior Cleveland from fourteen IN
ssnirty.eight. This gave Clevels mas
,r,enus new courage, and another hur-
rAn time began aud About rhe
snnle scene was enacted AZ that which
Eteeteu the name Of Hendricks ana n
became apparent that the fivht w.
coming down to Cleveland ana vJs.s.
uor,cks, with Cleveland still jesdins
Wnen Indiana was called Ana csss
tnirty votes for Hendricks, and than
anVtncr scream came which lssSs.1
Iully ten minutes. When KenfscSv
was called Mckenzie Withdrew car
lisle's name. o~s-
The roll-call was one Of Tho ,our..,
ana most exciting ever seen in 4 ns.
uons convention. The sudden
changes and sensational surprises aS.
ceeued anything ever seen before In
thess parts. Every word uttered from
nrst 70 last seemed 10 create excitement.
ana elicit applause In some ouarters
Ihere was u great scene when the ro,l.
call was finished and Pennsvlvani.
Ga'ie INTO me hall from Its meeting
~ .ne uinlng room. When it
amho.nceu that of It's sixty votes
iorty,two had gone to Cleveland, IL
, NUS ,el, ina. the cat had positively
Jumped ana there was considerable
no,se only limited by the physical OK
,,anstion OF delegates and spectators.
Wheh IL was announced that abe
gave eleven votes to HendriclSs. there
was another Wild demonstration, hut
every one saw that the nomination had
neen made and that tie applause
which greeted the name Of
Grover Cleveland, the next president
OF the United States, almost exhausted
the delegates and spectators.
Texas voted. On the call of her name
az follows: Cleveland, 10; Raynrd, III:
thurman. ; Hendricks, /. She AFTER.
wards changed this vote TO fourteen
ior Cleveland and then changed again.
giving the great New Yorker twenty.
ak solid votes, All the states,
when IL was found that the nomi.
nation was assured beyond doubt, were
anxious to change their votes. This
was done Rud when the nomination
wns made unmslni0istbe was n rem
.ution al preoeding scenes. which beg
gar descriptions, a largo picture of
Cleveland was brought Ia and pro-
vokeu Dloie enlhusAm. Outside the
hooming OF cannon VAS heard ana sp.
plauded, NO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

Lot AS ia 2Tinch Printed Lawns In
beautiful patterns at 6lc n yard.
Lot 40 ia 400 Pacific Lawns, ~
inches wide, at SCI usually sold at l5c
yard.
Lot $50 Is s2-luch Lawns, very fine
quality, in Organdie patterns, at l5c,
worth 25c.
Lot 45l Ia Plain Brown Linen Ba-
tistc at Zoe per yard, usually sold at
15c.
LIT 452 is choice styles In Printed
Figured Batiste on brown grounds
styles entirely new this season, Mt zoe
a yard, ~ inches wide.
Lot 453 Is most elegant assortment
of French Organdies In Plaid and
Floral designs, 81 inches wide, at 40c n
yard.
Lot Asa Is Staple Ginghams. VIII
be sold Mt SIC, usually sold nj l2lc.
Lot 455 Is "a largelot Of assorted both
small and large) Plaid Glnghams at
Toe a yard. usual price lac.
Lot 456 Ia an assorted lot Of genuine
imported Zephyr Ginghams, includ-
ing solid colors, checks and stripes in
all shades at the very low price of i5c
and zoe "A yard.
Lot Adj Is Ladies' White Lawn
Sacks, assorted in styles, and we guar
antee the finest garments ever shown
In this market and for less money than
any lady can buy the material.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
TAYLOR & BARR \
5000 GARMENTS
Ladies' Misses Chdrens
amidst the lightning and thunder of
Panic Stricken New york :

Lot 434 is Standard Bleach Muslin,
SO inches wide, soft finish, SIC.
Lot 1876 Is splendid quality OF
Bleached Muslin at loo.
Lot 436 Is White Checked Nainsooks
In assorted patterns; neat medium
Checks, Plaids, etc ut Sc.
Lot 43T is White Corded Muslin, 30
inches wide; fine Sheer at i5c, would
be cheap at $50.
Lot AIS In White Lace-Work Plaid
Lawns, in beautiful designs, at 15c.
Lot. 1870 is White French Lawn
Plaids, at 25c a yard.
Lot AL Is fine Persian Lawns, at pc
yard.
Lot 442 Is S2inch India Linen at
l2l to De yard.
Lot 443 is nice White Victoria Lawns
at Sc q yard.
Lot 444 is very fine Victoria
Lawns at 15c, Zoe and 25c.
These are very superior values at the
prices.
Lot 445 is Figured Linen Lawns at
l24c; another at l5c; another at zoe;
another Mt 25c; all OF most excellent
value. In ordering, state what color
In the figured shall predominant
black, blue, pink, etc.
Dot 446 Is 81 yards of Black and
Navy Blue Linen Lawns, at DC.
Lot AL is Printed Lawns in great
variety of styles. at &c; colors fast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
TIE GRAND sAcuEM npBIEs auE
RATCHET.
Special to the Gazette.

'f''''f w Wv uuAttfs
CHICAGO, July H. When every In
dicatlon pointed to the nomination of
Cleveland, and just before II was def
nitely settled, John Kelly passed tho
Wisconsin delegation aud one of tho
delegates introduced him to Gen.
Bragg, who expressed his regret that
he Bragg had said some hard things
about Tammahy yesterday. Kelly
made Il pleasant rtjolnder and Bragg
asked, well, will you help TO give
him good majority In New York?p
Kelly smiled grimly aud said "Oh,
guess he will carry New York, he IN
a very likely man." shook hands with
the general and passed out. Doubts are
freely expressed 10 to Tammany's chitf-
tnin's support OF the nominee, and his
threat that II Cleveland were nomi-
mated he would not lift hand for him
Is revived at this time with comments.
II has been said that Tammany was
ut heart In favor of Cleveland
but that the labor vote Of New York
was opposed to him, therefore they
(Tamiiiuny) opposed him.
The effort to stampede the conven-
ton for Hendricks TO day originated
with Tammany. They hoped 10 get
UP Il big demonstration Tor him but
the result exceeded even their most
sanguine hopes. The refusal of IndI.
ana 10 fall In line and the sudden
withdrawal of Ran dall's Name were
events which TamMany had not cal-
culated on. The hand OF fate was
against them. No power on earth
could have beaten Cleveland.
Evening SESSION.
Special to the Gazette.
CHICAGO, July ll.-Flve o'clock
found the vast hall again filled with
many thousands Of tired human
beings, but very quick work
was before the convention. A
resolution was Immediately adopted
that nominating speeches for the office
of vice-president he limited TO lye
minutes. This rule suited the great
audience and they cheered It's passage.
A call Of states was ordered for nom-
nations.
Niles Searles Of Calif rnis placed
Gen. Rosecrans before The convention.
The name. OF the old hero OF Stone
river met warm reception.
Glen. Faulkner Of MississippI elo-
quently seconded Rosecrana' pomina-
tion. s
Gov. Grant Of Celorndo In 4 few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-17
CHARLOTTESV VILE.
rious Disappearance OF Professor Ou-A
Bold Robbery.

Death OF an interesting Young Lady-Myste.
rious Disappearance or Professor Ott-A
Bold Robbery.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER 10. 1884.
Miss Kate Hart, young lady residing with
Mrs. Zimmerman, died yesterday afternoon
after an illness OF some weeks. Miss Hart
was native OF Baltimore, whittier her re-
mains will be- taken for interment.
Professor Leopold OFT, well.known mu-
stefan OF this town, left here mysteriously
about week since, and nothing has been
seen or heard from him since. His uneX-
planned absence Is causing much uneasiness
among his friends, az it Is feared that re-
cent long spell Of acute illness has tempo
rarily unhinged his mind and that he Is not
safe. Ii ~ hoped that he Is in Richmond,
where he had several times SIGHTED his in
tention to go.
have Just learned OF bold robbery
that took place in the eastern part OF this
county, near Stony Point, on Thursday
night last. 1t seems that two men came TO
the residence Of Mr.. James Broadhead, an
old gentleman who lived by himself, and
requested 10 be allowed to come In and get
warm. With some hesitation he allowed
tnem I'D enter, anu ultT inty nlu SObtcu
access to the house they took the old gen.
tleman. tied him hand and foot, laid him
on the bed, and, having gotten possession
OF SG5 in money aud d watch. made of,
leaving him tied. His hands being tied
with a pair OF suspenders, he succeeded
pretty soon in freeing them. The night
before this some parties entered the house
Of Mr.. William G. Rivss, near Gotham,
about five miles from Mr.. Broadhead's, and
distracted many articles Of clothing, etc.
A detective has been at work In the matter.
Several colored men were arrested, but,
proving diibis, were discharged.
A e0lored man named Phil. Jasper. a
porter on the Louisville express, was seri-
ousIy crushed while coupling cars at the
Junction hast night. He was taken to his
home in Louisa.
Mrs. Sally ID. Jones, one OF the Oldest
(perbaps the oldesi) citizens Of The town,
is seriously Ill with some bronchial atfec-
ton.
MIR. Bruis Craven. a young man employed
on the yard OF the Chesapeake anu Ohio
railway at this place, had his hand badly
mashed by coupling cars yesterday.
The illness OF Mrs. DR.. John Thornley,
is matter Of serious concern to her
friends. QUip.