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delegation Of sugar planters from Louisiana
have been intercedilg for their pet local indus
Try" With the democratic leaders at The CAPITOL
and have gone home soTrowfUL They report their
grievances in the PtcdyGae, OF New Orleans. II
appears that The ma 5Ority OF their own party men
Ii Washington were eodIy non-Committal, While
the republican leaders told them 10 first f0in the
republican party and all the good things Of protec-
ton should I've added unto them. They are. there
Tore, Iii something u a dilemma and faint rynnors
OF bolt On their part arr coming TO the ears Of the
democratic national committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

The act or the Maryland legislature reducing the
marriage license 10 sixty cents Only requires the
governor approval u become law. The price
under existing Law IS four dollars and half an en-
orbitant sum for pocr people to pas for le-aI uer
mission 10 marry. The effect Of this law has been
10 dflVe very many couples 10 cross over into adj
joining states and this District and marry where
the license tax was not 80 heavy. It is expected
that the governor Will approve the act without
delay. and then this bring leap YEAR the far ones
OF Maryland can Wei afford 10 throw in the mar
rage hcense as an extra induceInent Tor the Young
men 70 marry
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TRussEL & C1,RE.
Sill MARkET SPACE.

Ell MAIshtI SFAtL,
ARE ALLY ADDING NEW AND DESIRA BILE GOODS
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:
I'd. WIDE BLACK CASHMERE 50c-JOB
GRAND BARGAIN IN 81 BLACK SILK
1 LOT COLORED SILKS sI-sPECIAL
1 SUMNER SILKS REDUCED TO 50 Cts.
1 FRENCH SATINES. REDUCED TO IS CTS
CASE III WHITE SPREADS. REDUCED TO 81.
" ia To S125.
JOBS IN HOSIERY
JOBS IN TOWELS. TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.
MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
WE INVITE INSPECTION.
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In deprivfng the New York board of aldermen OF
any voice in the choice OF municipal officers the
legislature Of that safe has cut of one Of the most
HulttdI sources Of political corruption THIS power
mas invariably been used by the bosses or both par
ues Tor trading purposes No matter what the DO
At!cai complexion Of the board was the bosses man
aged 10 ind majority OF flexible tools and In this
way virtually dictated the mayors appointments
Under the new law the mayor vii be solely respon-
siole for the character Of his appointees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

II IS true that TIlfen is younger than either Glad
stone Or Emperor William But Mr. Tiden says he
doesn't want Il. ana won't have il; so what good
San come u rahing up these personalities: -Cut-
etftTlGt. Enquirer.
General Sherman SAYS the same thing: but YOU
mad oest no; take too much stock IL either story
They are sly dogs both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

In view Of B!sLA2rck's explanation OF the consld-
efallons tAat prompted HIN 70 decline transtttuc,
the Lasker resolution 10 the ReIchstag and the
patent lact that II he at first contemplated an In
sui 70 the House u Representatives he has since
releated lis rasaIess the resolutions a19Dre. ves
terday were all that the occasion called for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

The New 7 0rk Sze,l boo,ns VT. FIoya- aoat, !,
says he wolld make a beter President than ettlar
Morrison or NcDon2.d also, that rs keeps a level
head at all times" and Is always wei dressed y
This savors little o. the " good man Weighing $50
pounds" style OF Recommendation
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The unanimity OF sentiment among the reDubIi-
caEs favoriug Rooert Lincoln for The second place
OF Their presidential ticket causes some 70 fbfnk
That he viii set the nomination for the first. Quite
likely In case OF obstinate deadlock ia the con-
Fenton between several candidates Of about eoual
strength. the presentation OF NJ L.acoln's name
would cause general stampede TO HIN.
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TEE STAR Office Is connected with the Telenhona
fTeha1Se Advertisements orders for the pa-er by
nsL and otherwise ue~s or any Information or uus1.
lass can De sent day or night. free OF charze
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NV STORE.

New STORE.
J. '. sHARP's TOMATOES,
IN GLASS.
SARDISES, in Glass
MOIR'S SOUPS. in Glsss
FRESH FIGS, In Heavy syrup.
FRESH FIGS, in Co dial
LOUISIANA ORANGES, In Heavy Syrup
FRESH PINEAPPLE, In Glass.
SWEET PfCKLED PEACHES, In 0iaao
RASPBERRY VINEGAR,
ESTRAGON VINEGAR,
ITALIAN M4CARONL
GRATED PARMEsAN CHEESE, In 0laaa
sPAGUETTI o..
Sp.x-e,, LOAF SUGAR, in Cones.
CRESCENT OLIVES.
ANCHOvIES in Oil
OLIVES FARCIES
CALVES FEET JELLY, IN Glass
LEMON PASTE FOR PIES
CHILL COLOROW SAUCE
CHILL COLORADO
SHREWSBCRY TOMATO CATSUE
DRIED MUSHROOMS.
TRUFFLES. in Glass.
GRO MIXED COFFEE, In Glass Very Fana)
ROSE LIME JUICE
VIENNA SUGAR WATERS
CARLSBAD WATERS
SUGAR WATERS Assorted F1avoes.)
c. c. BRYAN,
rnh1o9m No 1A1a NEw vopK AvrNrr
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SAINT Lofts seetLs 10 be IL pretty hard luck all
~founI lately Only Few days ago Chicago got the
iaSt tArougA mail train 70 the far vest away from
AeE, and IalnaSe, lazersoA and TIE hoy preacher
al lectGreC tlere last Moadav eYenIr,
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
SECOND FLOOR ANNEX. OVER THE NATIONAL
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC MOVE BUT THE BEST
OF ART1STS EMPLOYED IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
MEMS READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR FILLED WITH THE
CHOICEST FABRICS MADE UP EQUAL TO Gus
TOM WORK, ALL MANUFACTURED UNDER THE
PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF OUR NIB A SAKs.
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
IN THIS DEPARTMENT THE STOCK CARRIED IS
CUT AND MADE TO SUIT TIE MOST EXACTING
CUSTOMER.
BOYS AND CHLDREN's DEPARTMENT,
OCCUPYING ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, AND WE
CARRY AT ALL TIMES THE LARGEST STOCK TO
BE FOUND IN THE DISTRICT ALL OF OUR
CH1LDRENS PANTS HAVE LYONS PATENT
WAISTBAND IN THEM (NO HOUSE HERE HAS
THEMJ THEY ARE THE BEST BAND EVER PUT
INTO CHILDRENs PANTS. THEY ADD NOTHING
To THE COST. AND ADD GREATLY TO THE WEAR
OF HE GARMENT
LIVERY DEPARTMENT.
WE CARRY IN STOCK NINE STYLES OF LIVERY
COATS AND MAKE TO ORDER ANY STYLE OF
GARMENT DESIRED IN THE SHORTEST NOTICE
AND AT PRICES GUARANTEED AT ALL TINES TO
BE THE LOWEST. IF THERE Is ANYTHING YOU
WANT IN THE WAY OF CLOTHING EXPECT TO
FINR ITAT
A. SAKS j. CO.,
mh19 ala AM 91S Srvrrru crpprr
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Inc evening star has n regular, permanent
bena Hde daily circulation more than treble
that OF any other daily paper published In
Washington. and eqnnI TO that of all the
other daily paper. here added tos ether.
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FOR SAIF-IoTS

x "a ITO ri lIDE Rs FINE ,-HAN,-r 90.
~-HiiatCrs eight rs choice suhu-fsr ,,,,,a. -.
AZ - L II NolksE. i120 srr,.t ~
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G. c. BRYAN,
III E A D Q q A r T E r 81

mh1e-sm NO 14ls NEW YORK AVENUE
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I,0R SALE
EDUCATIONAL.

ID OF DE WOLONSKI HAS The HONOR To IN
form Is friends and the public AHshiI tzt
IL able & u.ake ARRANGEMENTS u coutlpIl. lts No
seal Institute at - New York avenue
Al IN 80 DESTROYS = lie brUl in OPENS orsto-
nos faEINrS O9iiIe performers on f Iano i,y
iir new systelIshortest aud best-luust not Iesect
'Ii'@ % lN'iNtt8IlA
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IIOR PENTHOUSE els 9Th STREET NORTH
west, containing IL rooms and bath room all mod
ern improvements; rent $50 ler month in advance
Apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS. 62l tennsy ranix
feF13- IN
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FOR SALE--HOI SES

NOR SALE-AN ELEGAN THREE STOEa bETl
MansSrd with cellar. nine suG hath modern.
raroTs and hall IN hard we'd. OF .oNra- - ,N- "a
street bet Neeu u AID STREETS northwest ss tu:us
property ~ Hon VI. Il n--s. ~ S-aat Ns--..n
mhpn-St. NJ " Il AuElE, d -.
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BUSINESS EXCHANGE
have cash purchasers for Drug, Grocery. Commits
slo, Dry Goods and other stores. Active and silent
partners with capital wanted in good paying business
enterprises. Non resC ents nj visitors
ahlish themselves i'll lucrative business the National
capita are respectfully inyt ed to call Communicate
WIN ne T.. h. KNIGHT. 49, La. teb29- Inn
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nor SALE-F1NE PROPERTY-NT- FIEA>ANT-
Il eleven-roo dwelling J oUsNaI dIucs. = uol
sausre feet sround fruit flowers shsIs and evgrytus
Complete &3. 500 If sold 81 once
" F. RCEFOFp
rrkoo-e+s 4 81, utsr-f. At
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TRTNNFI 4 CLARK.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EIOR RENT-A GROCERY STORE AND FUR
n:sheI Room. corner lst and streets northwest.
Apply to tOl LIST street northwest. mh19-3t'
FOR RENT-THE VERY LARGE. AND DESIRABLE
store recently occupied 10y the homeopathic phar
macy =, e32 street Apply to SN ORMSTEDT& BRAD.
LEY. ops street northwest lnhl3 St
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Il Two two-story Brick bCgs-s sn rooms .g,l. "a
AID water, renting for SO. IS 100 10 rreists ly,r
W + EE RTnhp
uhltl-3,s r,1r-f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-10

mind that was capable ~ listening 10 and
them. mud although the
mass of The Republicans there secm % be
given "oyer 10 hardness of hcsrt. and
1T mind'' IN regard ~ any,
hinv opposed 10 slAe'rps'Is. ye'wc hive
confidence that Mr. tioard'S sreech VIII
moi he without good effect. Tie was foi-
lnwed Nv Hon. r. II. Goth ina speech on
the public land questions. showing that
10th parties are pledged 70 forfeiture o.
the uncarncd rnilrnai grants By their NJ
|siomal platforms. therehy Recognizing. the
|nstire 81 n. hnt thar Republican N. =.
Senate hKs totally failed 70 carry ou' me
lplcdgcs made III the Republican plat
form. The question Is very important
lone. as affecting lands IN value cnoug''
Ia nay OF Tho National debt hut the r.
Innblirans around lre'snd did mot scesr
~ care 10 BE- Informed ~ regard =" y
nA while be was speaking traciio'
.nninc wrs driven near Tho grounds nn''
-ef 10 whiztiing. a. n "a detraet ate :
ltion aud irnwn The speakers voice. Anf
had the eject ~ close the meeting. Tht
Star hand and two Jasper Glre club
lfsrnishcd excellent m,aeie for The occa
sion. and served AZ adjousnmcut 20 keel
1.-The people IN good humor.
A rosssing meeting was had ~ Jasce'
Ia night. the court-rooM helm. ME.
with enthusiastic Democrats. Mr.. Cobb
\ spoke TOR two hours, showing that ~
Legislation enacted be- The Republican
Y party for twenty wears. has invariah'
been IL favor of wealthy unacceptable
land against ihe Interests Of labor. -i'
their tariff laws. hank iegisIAtioa. raj
wav enactments. Interval revenue an
public land laws. Hi speech was we'
received. aud elected hearty applause.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL

ESTATE.
NOTICE s. hcsehN given that IN pur.
~ snanrc az al order aud decree ~ the
Dubois Giscuis Court. nnshe n the Sep,
tr,nher term. 1894. the undersigned. All
ministraior acbonis non ~ the estate ~
John X. Newton. deceased. will ofltr
tor sale. Al Public Auction. on the
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th. 4. D.
iSx1.
,he foliowime described Real Estate.
situate ia Dubois county. Indiana, a.
wit:
Mo South Fourth or the South Half o.
mo south West quarter a Section M
,ru fio.} township NJ. three a. South
',snge No. three 81 West. 20 acres. i's
>euh West quarter ~ the N"rth West
unar,es 81 Section NJ. fifteen tl5,) 10
saiA township anh r~nee - acres. and
he North Fast quarter of the Month Wr-'
quarter az said Section fifteen IL said
township aud range a. acres.
TraMs op S>iks. - Ome-third 81 iht
purchase money % W. paid III cash, th'
residue ia two equal paymcnis AZ nin'
ana eighteen months. the ttsschasrr Civ
linz nnics for said deferred payment
hearing Xix per cent imtere~f from date
waiyiug henctif 81 yaiustion laws. Wit
4 good ircehnlA sSirciies 70 the apirova
of The Administrators.
4 Sale a. hrgin ~ Quo o'clock y. m.
Prrfn II NfwTo<. Adm'r.
TnA,fnr HuHTrK. Attorneys.
\ Ori =. 1884 Nv
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Try yirtue Ola certified copy Of decree
ID 70 me directed from the Clri.- or the
Dubois Circuit Court. in cause wherein
I ,emncl Il. KcI-A. .sssardiaN of tho minor
heirs of Ephriain +. Woods II plaintiff.
ana Luther Ozro Cooper. Andrew J.
Cooper. Sallie A. Cooper. George "
Wilder aid Bailey Co"ner ere defend;
.nts. requiring ne 81 make The Sums ~
money therein mentioned. with interest
on said decree aud costs, will expose
IL public sale TO the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE 25rH nAy or OCTO'
BIER. A. d.. 1884.
between The hours Of 10 o'clock \. ~
and 4 O'clock ~ M. ~ said day, ~ the
door of Tie Conrr. house IF Dubois
|rounty. Indiana. shc rents md pronf'
for torn moi exceeding seveu wears
30 The following Teal Estate. situated y
he County ~ Dubois and State Of ~
llama. to-wit:
The West half Of The Southeast quar-
ter Of The North enst quarter Of Sectio'
| Nnmher eighteen flS) in TOWNSHIP
Number one ~ south. Range Nnmhe
live (5l West. containing Nineteen an
seventy Hnndrcdth (Is 7O-lU0) acres 9
Hand, more or less
Il Ifsuch rents and profits will not ~
Tor sufficient sum ~ satisfy sail decree
.lintcresf and costs. ! will At the sam
time and place. expose ~ public sale N
fee simple Of said real estate, or 4" H'''
thereof A. may be sufficient 70 d,sct'ars
aid decree. interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without ~
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The SFEAKISs;s this week Ia this cs,un-
~ have been well attended. On Nom
dav Hon. 4. II. Cobb opened his canvass
in this county at HiIIhan. having az,
audience Il that point Of shout 1000
anxious 70 hear the truih. The Democ
xucy OF Columbia are il good spirits, aud
think they are sare ofs rousing victory.
this time. On Monday night Mr.. Cobb
addressed large number Of voters ~
CeIcstine. having driven about IL milcs
after speaking n HiIiham 10 meet them
The Democracy Of Hall Tp. pride them
selves on being well organized and will
give good account on November lth.
Tuesday was big day It Birdseye
The gallant Democracy OF Jefferson
townsIiip are true 10 the memory Of JEFF
Irrson. aud Is the Republicans there had
gut up pole 100 feet high, they deter
mined 70 20 them some better. and hoist
ed q good old hickory l43 feet inches
high with m 8 foot hickory broom ~
the top 70 sweep down the Republican
bugs that are infesting the land, and .
large Democratic rooster just below 1t to
catch them Is they fall, and take them
I'M" Democratic safe keeping. Every
thing WAS well arranged. and when the
club n III townsh;n m.d. ~ - '.a,r;.,
ring with good Dcmocraiic sonrs The,
NJ. Cobh addressed tbc n,.s Nv 4, = ~ !
hours logical argument ,.I,v ncrnocr.,
should bc succcsssul NIL III, s.I III, t,
All well-wishcrs ~ thc;r comn,rv NAM;
n be Democrats. The mcet;ny 49, . ~r.,
sucrc~.. All mads M n.,aocress c....
good. m IN
ARRIVING n yJunt;nobprg ". 80 y q,
train Tnesdav niyh, A. TohI 49, NJ
Il ne depot ~ i crowd ~ ea,h.s;os,;,
Democrats. headed M sho,r sr,o,.d;,
band. and cscortc,, y H. snaer;n.
rronnd where Hon, i q shs.rl;r ! NJ
~ addresscd IN mamie amd arnrses
new enthusiasm for ~ cansa ~ MA
and justice.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
49,. at< gc4oe
ISAAC 2. GRAY. - RraoipG g..
~ ,.s. . .s<~,.s"x.
tsM ssexrvsxs - sv.vs.
1EM. o., MSfNS. ~ Madison C..
ne srn,rnn ~ ~r<w.
JAMES o.. RICE. - fisyi c..
~ "a. 40 rra ~ ,rsrr
J0HN u cO0rEts- ~ Nssh'u c.
100 >rrcaxsx Gsssatt.
FRANcIS r. HORD. u nar,,Ipl~mew e..
rcn atrksxrr~pvxr ~ rfmar sx~rnrc1sck.
1OHN W. H0LcOMB. " Iarcr'e c..
,nk r.resErn strrrrx ssrar.
JOHN ~. KERN. " Howard G..
son at>4of krrns - to,Nr.
3. A. =. MITCHELL. u klkhsrt o..
fsfssorvr1>l llsz r4n<.
A Large N Hsnns. of Charlottesville. ~. y
IIuufer. Lr~renrfh,uR
First m~frcs- wni'ua v Townsend. Pks.
oerond- Merry =. caufkvrre. kno<
Third -kprcn A. t'ravenx. Washington.
Fourth Prank X. Gavin. Decatur.
Fiffh--uifHs Hee kinan Owes.
fixfb-N. X. Eiiatf. Henry.
Gcvrnfi--Jnfnee A New Hanc~k
Fifth-~isr.e~ ~. Seller. Montgomery.
K,nsh--N iiiism orle~hv Tipssn.
Tenfh-frei. Kopr1ke. fsnk-
Observation-Disclosures " Harsefs. isy.
TweInh William ~ riilS DrKan,
Thiueenfb- Mortimer Nxc tAior'e
10 Cc<xres. u, PROBATIONARY n. conn.
.sor kvsursv~rxr,v,s
Dnhois and Nartin--ntOEN ~ fg<UfE.
Pike ssa Dule'~-LEMGEL X HARGkAy
OSCAR OSCAR ~ ~ iS'l.s1,
ForPrcxceusine Attorney. 1,fh suaicaI Circuit,
JOHN Z. HKETz-
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a soldier who would vote the Demo
cratic ticket ought ~ be shot = Calkins'
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EsESS,sslzy
How lost, How Restored!

fn<t pafii>lud . new slf,ion a tsr. CuIserws''s
Celebrated E<-av Oh fiie Radical rnff NJ <pernnfH
~, ~ S,.rnl akup<S iuyeur'wr, Ssritai i"s,A
m,M.isnry y.nssl sr rA,-itsl ir~arae''f. inlrNls
Y. NJ. \. Marriage tSt ai,ss funSninptfn trlffr
sxe8eafwr AZ
~. xr4hrse' author q NH eimirss's essay c'ee''
i.1sA,1tfafr< fr.ns thirty sesrS >rressfa' prasrf'
aiigsiir cnr,h poinfnlN s' nr''- ~ trtN = "'f'
,.',,. rert.,a a,d tfs ii,ai Nv nan~ Which e,sf,
F~sr Az matter Nha M .n. .' IKE - "'s
~ rh,x ,ecs..c sh.,'ia w b, The iand~ " wv,
yull 4 ami Every snrs, " 'is tss~i.
s.., nader sexi IN psin envelope. ~ AMY sddfs-
~ receipt d fvur cents iwo postage STAMPS 40
dress
The CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
IL Ann ~. New York. \. -: Post Office No
DECEMBER 18th. lsss--ly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-30


bard, and his nomination urn. .ecoudcd bv
", a. IauI' he said George d. Wise couid
WIN sonie OF .neir men around his thumb
o"u ne eou,9nt wind Colonel HUBBARD.
W:F oiddings nominated ]. W. South
waru; snerlh OF Henrico, and made Il good
Enos Dickerson. n strone.,,,rged negro,
seconded the nomination.
"A oailot resulted In the election OF Colo.
nei nuDard, the vote stqnding Hubard AZ,
southward 10. Afterwards the nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
a committee appointed to announce to
,o,ohci uuoard his nomination retired.
anG on motion OF Mr.. Waddill, Hon. John
>. wise addressed the meeting. His speech
was well suited to the audience and the 0c.
caslon, ana frequently elected regular
camp-meeting responses from his hearers.
lie was telling about Tacc-prejuiices and
describing the disturbance on Seventh and
Broad streets many years ago, growing OUT
OF negroes riding on the street.cars. when
q Democrat named Smith interruptel Mr..
wise by saying, Look here, Mr.. Wise.
we can stand heap. but don't thiIk you
have any right to drag the street-cars into
your discussion. Who owns the street
cars?v
This created a ripple Of excitement. and
the colored brother yelled Justify: "Put
him out!' "Put him out!v and Bill
Humphrey proceeded 70 remove Mr..
smith, when Captain Wise laugningly
said: a" Let him stay. You give that man
more attention than you do me-" and. con-
tinuing his speech, said that fifty years ago
at an anniversary dinner OF the Blues.
IN toast given by gentleman present, II
was deprecated that Virginia had fallen to
the second place in the list OF States. Now
she was the eighteenth. and first in
nothing in the world, except peanuts, aud
II you weren't a Democratic pea I'm the
bag you wouldn't be counted.
Colonel Hubbard came in with the COM
mittee. and was introduced by Mr.. South
ward, who had been added to the commit
tee to wait upon him.
Colonel IIubard addressed the meeting in
calm and deliberate speech. He con-
fessed his work was not envsble. but de-
cared his willingness to do his best for the
cause OF the Republican party.
The meeting was very harmonious, but il
was evident that the ghost OF the defeat
that George ID. Wise will infict on the
candidate hovered over the Convention 10
dampen its ardor and keep down cnthu-
siaSm,
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FIRST DISTRICT.
Cu,.ard.Dried and Dull Anair-Mayo
Nomipated-Resolu
Especial telegram 10 the Dispateh.l
L ID nun IlI..-nL.nn AI,...nt 90 1901

Especial telegram 20 the Dispateh.1
FREDERICKSBURG, August 80, 1884.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
tion met in ibis place Mt II NJ. to-day. j.
j. Mcdonald, chairman OF the Congress
sioual Committee, called the Convention 10
order. aud named Mr.. Harrison South
worth, OF Essex, as temporary secretary.
The usual Committees on Credentials,
Permanent Organization, and Resolutions
were appointed, when the Convention took
a recess until Z. VI.
Upon the rcassembling Of the Convention
the Committoe on Credentials reported that
every county In tho district was represent
cd.
The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton named Judge l.. c. Bristow, OF Mid
dleseX, for permanent chairman, and Mr..
II. Southworth for permanent secretary.
A committee was appointed TO escort
Judge Bristow TO the chair. He made a
brief acknowledgment Of the honor con-
fCrTod.
After the adoption OF the rules OF the
House OF Delegates for the government Of
the Convention and other minor resolu-
tions the Convention proceeded TO nomi-
nate candidate for Congress. ..
Peter j. Carter nominated Colonel X. VI.
Mayo, which was seconded by Ross OF
Gloucester. Lee Of Gloucester, Stewart Of
Richmond county, and Talaferro of Fred
erickSbuTg.
There beng no other nomination, under
a resolution previously adopted the secre-
tary called the roll, and Colonel Mayo re-
coiyed the unanimous vote Of the COnyen-
ton.
\ committee was appointed TO inform
him OF his nomination, and when he was
presented TO the Convention he was re-
coiyed with applause. He accepted the
nomination in brief speech.
Resolutions endorsing the National Re-
publican platform. lauding Malone, and
commanding Mayo TO the party were
adopted, after which the Convention adj
ioulned sine die.