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Personal.

shcilh Mohammed Abdu, now in Eng.
land. is said TO be the first real EgypiIan
who ever has visited that country.
Sarah BeInhardts freak Of sleeping in a
coffin was far from original. Alphon'e
Karr did it every night for six months,
years ago.
Henry Labouchcre, u. p, is no! onlyonc
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has q big share in the Daily Ne'cS, which
makes al enormous income.
The Empress Eugene has left Faru-
borough for Brussels. Cologne, and CGrls-
bad. where she is TO take the waters for
fbree weeks. She will rc,Eain abroad tall
the middle OF September. The Empress
VIII probably 20 down % Scotland in Ocio-
her, to stay for a short time az Abergcldie
Castle.
Mir. Case, who Ia. ridden into fame o.
the backs Of phaas and Jay-Lye-Sec. came
near deaths door near Racine, Wis. on
Friday. He was riding in an English cart,
when the horse started 70 run and threw
ms owner about ten feet. Mr.. Cases back
md shoulders were badly injured and the
fall stunned him.
Mr.. Vanderbilt's account with Maud s.
shows a profit OF l0,000-nearly % per
cent, leaving out the expense OF keeping
the pretty beast and her driver. II is said
that Mr.. Vanderbilt behaved quecrly when
he sold Maud s., ayowing Cor awhile that
there wsS . Sirategcm to ret hi, fast mare
from him. and gossip says that he visited
her stable and put his arms around her
neck. Yet The mare was sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

Some attention has been given by the
press TO literary genteman's suggestion
Of the word " thOn "Uh1t one) as new and
needed prcnoun OF the singular number and
common gender. The New York CONNER
cidi Advertiser speaks OF ii as an indication
that the suggester is bitten by the old NAL
adv" and reminds him that similar eiOr;
to supply the need OF u new prOnoun with
ne, ms. and MIN, some thirty years ago, and
later with hiSer from his and her., failed
completely. To this the Critic and Good
Literature answers that 1t was long time
before the word its found a place in the
English language, and NOa may have TO
wait as patiently. - Cincinnati COmmerci1i-
Gazette.
"Thon" is q syllable which no CONT
mental foreigner can pronounce. Pro-
fCssor WINSTON. ofthis city, has given some
thought 10 this subject; but what the word
is which he has evolved from his inner con-
sciouSness we do not know. "Sbe" differs
from che" 10y only one letter" Him" dill
fers from &" his" by only one letter. Yet
nobody ever coniounds these words.
Him." cher" "she," and che" all be-
gin with copsonants. Forthese reasons ne,
MS, and MIN, (modelled after he, his, and
him. would seem 10 be unobiectionablc.
What says Professor WINSTON?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
THE BLACK DISTRICT.
A LOVELY FIGHT As TT STANDS.

Result or the Republican Convention In the
Fourth Congressional Dis,rie, Yesterday
The Negroes Kicking Out or the Traces.
Yesterday the Republicans held meet
ings in Petersburg and the various coun-
tics composing the Fourth congressional
district, TO elect delegates to convention
TO nominate a candidate for Congress.
Owing TO the TACT that strong opposition
TO Colonel Brady, Mahone's iavorite.
had developed in certsin quarters,
for some tine past predictions have
been rife that some OF the local
meetings would be anything but bar
monious. How well these predictions have
been fulfilled is shown by the special tele-
grams given below. Although the remote
counties have not been heard from deli
nitely, and the complexion OF the Conven-
.ion cannot he exactly determined. IL Is
very evident that there Is a serious revolt
against Malone in the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
United States Commissioner
Dors PRou,nrrroy PROHIBIT y-Thc fol.

DOES PROHIBITION PROHIBIT ?-Thc fol-
lowing telegram in the papers Of yesterday
is very significant as coming from Maine,
where u stringent prOhibitory liquor law
is generally supposed to be on the statute
book and "enforced." We quote
BANGOR, ME-, August 24.-Frank Muir
ply is under arrest for brutally beating
and dangerously stabbing William Iiick,.
a bartender at the Penobscot Exchange
Hotel. Murphy demanded q drink. and
was refused. He then insisted that Hicks
should give him money with which to pur-
chase liquor. Hicks again refused, when
Murphy knocked him down and kicked
bim about the head and body and then
stabbed HIM in the neck. Hicks Hes at the
point OF death.
We can give no explanation. We did
not know that there were either bars or
bar.tenders in Maine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

~ By thc hint which General MauoSn ha'
thus given them a. 70 toe policy be Intends
10 pursue this year. They should oil
mount the Democratic National platform,
and stand firmly upon II. We quote one
plank OF Il as especially strong, aud as one
that will be able 10 support all the congress
1onal nominees who may stand upon II.
Here II Is:
"Thc necessary reduction in hxetion
can and musi be elected wlthoutDEP8'ViSS
AMERICAN TABOR ofthe ABILITY TO CON.
PETE wfTn FOREIGN LABOR, and without
imposing lower rates OF duty than VIII be
AMPLE TO covgR ANY INCREASED COST OF
PRODUCTION which may existiD consequence
Of The higher rate Of wages prevailing in
this country
The Tribune crows too soon. The peo-
ple OF Virginia are anxious to put an end
10 Mahonoism, and viii not be diverted
from their purpose TO accomplish that
most desirable Of sll results by anything
that Mr.. HAwLEy, Mr. OoLgsDY, or any
body else can say on the stump or else
"a here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
A Good and Sufficient Answer.

1 ~ tTOON anu <AOSWCA
An enthusiastic BLAINE organ, published
In the West, having propounded TO the
Democrats and Independents The question,
"what do you want changedY" the Bos-
ton Herald Independent Republican, re.
plies as follows:
Among the things which the supporters
Of Governor Cleveland wish 10 have
changed for the better l. the policy OF the
Administration toward the thieves and ras-
| Gals In the public service. Plundering and
cheating by the wholesale and retail have
| been going on for years In the various de-
| partments, az the disclosures and disc0ye-
ries from time 10 time have partially re-
| yealcd. But what guilty man has been pun.
ishody One scapegOat was selected for the
whisky ring. but not n rascal has been jail
| ed or q dollar recovered Of all the star-r0ute
gang and It, stealing by the million. Hun
dreds Of millions have melted away in the
dissolying views Of our navy, but nobody
has been caught at the plundcring which
must be going on. a high deiaulfing OFF,
cial walks out Of Jail in the capital, and
keeps in communication with his friends,
but the Government does not find him.
Petty pecula,iops Ia the naval and army
and post-ofhce supplies are scarcely three
days wonder when discovered. The peo-
pie want an executive department that will
not be interested, for partisan reasons. in
overlooking or CRUSHING up" corruption
and rasCality in the public service, but viii
go vigorously TO work to discover, prevent,
and punish them. And TO secure this there
must I've change in the political control OF
the Government.
There is need Of change in the manage
ment of the Government in other dircc-
tons, but these reasons will suffice TO in
sure It. The Democrats have had the
courage and sagacity to nominate clndi-
date whose record as an executive officer
gives ample guarantee that the change
would be an improvement. and the voters
who believe that the Republican rule should
not be established as an endless dynasty
will decree the change in The interest OF
honest government and in yindication OF
the republican principle.
A good and sufficient answer, and Just
the character Of answer we suspect that
The ELAINE organs will not relish. The
amusing feature Of the campaign is em-
bodied in the persistence with which the
BLAINE organs try TO get away from the
main issue. and the quiet manner in which
the Independent papers bring them back
TO II. Keep it before the people that the
fight is between honesty and corruption.
and that it will be time enough TO talk
about the zephyrs" when the November
storm has purified the atmosphere in Wash
ingtOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
Virginia.

The Republican meeting which Is soon
20 come OF In Southwest Virginia Is in.
tended, Of course. 10 save the Ninth con-
gresslonal district to the Republicans or
Mahoneitcs. Mr.. HAwLEy will tell the
peopie who turn out to hear him on that
occasion, not that he voted against the
BLAIa schoel-bill. but that he Is in favor OF
protection to American labor. This prom
ised meeting In Southwest Virginia has
been advertised far and wide. Yesterdays
New York tribune speaks OF II as follows !.
"Preparations are being made 10 bring
people from dozen different counties In
Southwestern Virginia 10 bear senator
RHs@ley and Ex-Governor Oglesby at
vWytheyille next month. The yigor and
enthusiasm OF the Republicans In the Old
Dominion this year show that they expect
TO give her electoral vote 10 Blaine and 10.
gan"
That IL ridiculous boast--absoluiel
without reason. As We have said. Mr..
HAwLrY has been asked 10 make speeches
In Virginia, not In the hope that the State
would vote for BLARE. but IN the hope
that the Ninth congressional district nigh,
besaved TO the Republicans. This policy
will be pursued elsewhere In Virginia. no
doubt IL is tho only plausible reason that
General MALONE can give 10 the National
Republican Committee why any money
should be entrusted TO him to be
spent here. The State is safe for CLsvE-
LAND. Most Of the Districts win reflect
their old congressman. The Fourth dis
trict 10 eonsidersd safe for the Republicans.
Tie second the General supposes to be
safe. In the Ninth. however. Congressman
Bowen 10 admitted 10 be IN danger. We
predict that Tsioo win defeat him easily.
To prevent Bowxs's defeat an active can.
yass b 70 be made 10 his favor. Men and |
money must be sept 10 his assistance. The
lsri6 most be worked for al Il Is worth.
Letshe Democrats n over yirgiun pro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
The Cherokee nation aet,s.ec

NEW ORLEANS. August PA special TO
The Times Democrat from Little Rock SAYS.
IAN Indian Territory dispatch reports that
the feeling among the Cherokees regarding
the present state of their national affairs Is
assuming considerable proportions. Fears
are expressed that in the near future
they will lose their identy as nation.
Prominent CheSokees strongly ur,e
the holding Of mass-conyention in
September. They say: THE meet.
Ing will consider and devise mean, TO
exiricaie the Cherokee Nation from the EN-.
barrasSment II IS under az government.
The wire-fence question and the monopoly
of lands will he considered, and the citizen.
ship and intrusion laws, which are regard
ed as inadequate. will receive attention.
The provisions OF two railroad bills which
passed the last Congress have usurped and
trampled upon our rights. The report Of
the delegation which has returned from
Washington has cast gloomy outlook over
the future and calls for immediate action by
the masses"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
The Greatest canal in She World.

II is the Almcntary Canal. II goe,
straight from your mouth TO yo.r stomach.
Every morsel OF food you eat goes through
it. II Is intimately connected with your
digestive apparatus. with your comfort,
and with your ability to get along in the
world. But II the machinery to which L
leads gets out Of order, look out for worry
and misery. Keep the canal and the whole
system in prime order by using Browns
Iron Bitters, The worlds great iron tonic.
Nj. ID. L. Taft, Vail, Iowa, says: 81
used Browns Iron Bitters for my dys-
pepsia. and found it excellent and satlsiac-
tory"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
Vic OF JRsper.

The Life Of Rec. JOHN jasper. Pastor Of
Si%h H0uat Zion Baptist Church. Rich.
mOnd, Va. from his Birth to he Present
Tone. With his Theory on the Rotation
Of the Sun. BY L. \. RANDOLPH. LII. %.
Richmond. Va; Il. II. HILL 81 Co. 1884.
We have found this book interesting.
JAsPsR's name is known throughout the
world. We have seen it mentioned In
scientific essays written in England. He
is an earnest, honest Christian. we doubt
not. We have heard him preach several
times-not much to our profit, we fear.
Nevertheless. be has done a good work
amoung people OF his own race.
For sale by the publishers, who deserve
credit for having done their part OF the
work so well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

We can now understand MURGT HAL
sTEAD's move in starting a paper in New
York. Cincinnati's iailiul OF murderers
having been convicted, be has nothing
10 start another riot on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

The contemplated abdieation OF the
Grand Duke OF Hesse has been very strong
~ opposed by Queen Victoria, whose lnfln.
euce has induced the German Emperor 10
advise him 10 retain his throne. although
his Majesty had previously expressed bis
approval OF bis relatives proposed retire
nseui into private life,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
me LIGHTS PUT OUT.
RrndN BADLY Reaten In AmeIln.

T0PtVAI IlCEtHIH U llt DIsNAIID'I
AMELIA COURTHOUSE. August 2j.-The
Republican Convention met to-day. Tne
Brady men, badly defeated on test vote,
bolted and sent IN uninstructed delegation
TO Petersburg. The majority, all negroes,
assisted by Edgar Allan, OF Richmond, sent
1 delegation instructed for A. 4. DOdson
(colored), OF Meckeuburg. complimant5d
Hooper, and also instructed the delegation
TO vote against Brady first, last, and
forever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

"Erotbor BLAIsE-s cousin GAIL Is taking
no Part In the campaigu.' Yet every gale
that sweeps from the North tells Us that
BLAINE win be defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

"ColOnel BLASToN DUNCAN, Of Louis
Vile, has written a letter in which he pre-
diets five years Of pestience all over the
world" Colonel BLANTON DUNCAN mus:
be anticipating tour Of the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
ANOTHER KICK.
Lively Time Among the Republicans of Nor
folk County and Portsmouth.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I

IslNclaI teIesronl 10 The Displtch.I
NORFOLK. Va, August 2j.-Thc Repub-
.lcans OF Norfolk county and Portsmouth
had an exciting time to-day eectlng dele
gates TO the Hampton Convention under
the Malone call. Hundreds OF Repuhii-
cans kicked against the committee man
agemcnt appointed from Richmond. and
several fights occurred in the county.
over half the Convention bOlted, and sent
second set OF delegates opposed to Ma
hone rule aud Libby. In Portsmouth to-
struggle. A fight on the stage was terrific
for awhile. ara had TO be quellcd by the
police. Many Republicans swear they will
no longer stand Mahone's bossism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
DissOLUTIoNs & pARTNEEsH,ps
PROPOSALS.

CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, IA, August ~, 1851.
NOTICE TO BRICK-MASONS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At ihi.
Office until
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2STH.
at O'Clock p. NJ, FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF THE FOLLOWING SEWERS:
CHuRCH-HiLL AVENUE. between Twenty
first and Twenty-foarsh streets, four feet, cir
cular;
NEsr LEIGH STREET, from Brock avenue to
Gilmer street. l6X24 incnes, egg-shape.
Specifications can Be seen by ap2Iying AZ this
Office.
TIE Committee on Streets reserves the right %
reject any or all proposals offered, and TO give the
contract separately for each portion Of the work.
". T.. CUTSHAW,
au 2Z-dtd City Enginer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

"Mrs. ANNA sicIsTIEF, Of Fonda, y. Y,
aged ninety-two years. is learning to play
the piano." Some women never get too
old 10 worry their neighbors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

The Democratic speakers in Southwest
Virginia propose TO make 1t rcd-hot for
.UAwLEY-make bis canvass n HAwLEY-
cost OF the RepnbIican party, so to speak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

There was no danger Of CuAsDLEE's go
ing down with tho Tal,apoosa. That's so.
BILL Is light enough TO float In ether.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

The low state Of civilization In the South
has been proved again. Another mysteri-
Gus murder has taken place in Massachu-
spfta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26

"HAzEN has gone West" aud the conn
try reflects with some degree Of satisfaction
that the cowboys have not gotten over the
lynching fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
Thc Republican Fight I'm the Harri.
SOnburE District.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
HAIEIs0NBCRG, August %, 1884.
The Republicans held masS.meetlng
here TO-DAY TO elect delegates to their Con-
eTessionaI Convention to be held at Wood
stock next Friday. Delegates favorable 10
Hon. Warren :. Lurtv were chosen. The
news from other counties indicates his
nomination. Paul and other former Demo-
Gratis opposed him. Lieutenant Governor
Lewis spoke to-day in favor OF Lurty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
voluntary Contributions.

W. n. DADSEY, Esq, Of Charlottesville,
Va, has thoroughly exposed the trick Of
the Republican National Committee in
sending out circulars asking for voluntary
contribution" from Federal ofiicc-holderS
and all other persons holding places under
the Federal Government. We must re-
produce Mr.. JOSEs's circular in order TO
show the appropriateness Of Mr.. DABNEY's
reply:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN NATIONALLY
COMMITTEE, No. 2I2 FIFTH AVENUE.
NEW YORK CITY, August o, 1854. y
Dear Sir,-Tbc pending presidential cam
paign Is Of unusual importance to the coun-
try. Every Republican is deeply interested
IN its result. The National Committee on
behalf OF the Republican party desires to
make II Justly vigorous and effective, and
success certain in November. Funds are
REQUIRED, however. To meet the lawful and
proper expenses OF the campaign and. to
provide the same, the committee finds itself
Gependent upon the libcrality OF Republic
cans TO make such voluntary contributions
as their means will permit, and as they feel
inclined to give. You are therefore re-
specially invited TO send, rs soon as you
conveniently may, by draft on New York
or postal money-Order to the order OF Ii. +.
Jones, chairman Republican National Com
mittee. 2i2 Fifth avenue, New York city.
such sum rs you may desire to contribute
for the objects before mentioned. A receipt
for the same will be sent by return mail.
The committee checriully calls the atten-
ton OF every person holding any office,
place. or employment under the United
states or any OF the departments OF the
Government. to the provisions OF the act OF
Congress entitled "an act to regulate and
improve the civil service OF the United
States" approved January lG, 1888. and
states that It's influence will be eyerted in
conformity Herewith.
RpsnectilliV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
BRIEF COMMENT.

"An exchange has an article on Bur-
IER's intellectually Thatsa me word
for BrrIER's leading characteristic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
Nott0Aay Against Brady and Machine
EnIitiriana.

Especial telegram to the Dspitchn
BURKEyLLR, VA, August 2j.-At Not
t0Way Courthouse To-day nine delegates
were elected and instructed positively
against Brady. Strong resolutions were
adopted against the interference OF ma
chde politicians. stirring speeches were
made by Mcssrs. Gaines and Morton in
support OF the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
nEATlIA.

wYATT.-Dlcd. on sunday night, August 2ith,
At his residence, in Hanover county. near ttee's
fLat,on. NJ 2:3O O'Clock, ALEXANDER WYATT,
I'm the seventy ixth year of his age.
Funeral at 2 l.. NJ. TO-DAY athis late residence.
Augusta. Gt., brooklyn, y. W and Iowandcr,
Pa, parers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
BASEBALL STOCK.

OstIch OF VIRGINIA Baseball COMPANY.
A I a MEETING OF THE STOCK
a ho,LDnES OF THE VIRGINIA BAsF-
DNLl. .OslPANl held on the Sth Instant N was
astssu 20 issse 200 shares more OF s,ock-n,r
sa.ne, PIP. The books for snagriptlons are nv
o',a, sna me public are inyiiedto cali aIthe oa,
~ i,nO s,, J.. ALtRiEND, the Treasurer, M.
NSW tnst NE ylresnta Baseball Club has h I'm
su'nttea into no American Association me tn,n-
~ AZ y compete successfully against ne other
sisS, 81 $40 Association. Hence the call fsg nor.
ys,ns VAL, nuss sile lovers OF the great national
auv nes ali2w zoe Nirxiaia Baseball club 70 %
aown, now test y y on The eve 81 most briiian.
.W.NAvsssjr., Secretary.
1a.TaSsasw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
Judge Staples al Liberty.

LIBERTY, Va. August 25, 1854.
There was alarge audience 10 hear Judge
Staples to-day. lie made a magnificent
speech, and there was great enthusiasm.
Tie campaign opens grandIy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
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CARRIAGES.

FAIFS-LFE.-Marricf, on sunday, August
"a, lssi, by Rev Thomas =. Wise, IN thi, city.
Mr.. FRANK r.. fALEs, of Massachusetts, aud
Ms CARRIE 4. LEE, OF Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-26
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