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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
AUCTION NALES-Tnts nay
<<rsn1<~>~ 0yorso<7St<NSs~y NrNN<<~>sr<o1JyNH'o
ny Georre 4. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioaeer,
1905 iiank street

AueIION nALtS-Ints nsy ocA<
ny Georre 4. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Anc tioneer,
1905 i'ank street
TaoR SALE AT AUCTION
1.ApeL AND CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED
BRICK HOUSE,
NO. so6 NORTH NINTH STREET,
WHICH HAS RECENTLY BEEN THOROUGH
LII REPArRED;
ALSO.
ALL IRE PERSONAL PROPERTY,
CONSISTING or
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
DWELLING contains nine rooms. with modern
scpyenisnces: brick Kitchen with four rooms. sti-
NE and sarriaee-house. Lot IL 81 feet ffont Dy
his property T. centrally located. being only
ave Minutes walk from the Capt. and poi-oinre'
ibat n has always Teen considered very desirable
a. a pfivafe residence.
nv reruet OF the heirs will ofrer for sa'e we
,boye-aesrTi hed premises nj auction on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18Th,
AT3P.N.
Immediately after the sale OF real estate WIZ
sfer the PERSONAL PROPERTY. consisting ~
TiTpt, IN cirdiny n PIANO. O"GAN. and ~ thc
articles usually found In comfortably FURNISHED
m CSC open Tor inspection from IL A. Nj. 70
r. ". every day until sale.
TtPNS one fourth cash: balance IN slx' twelse'
and wenty-iour mouths on reli lac ~
~. cash. 6tok"h r. 'hH WeVono.-
Ahf'P'i'T-F
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FREDERICKSBURG.
TIE Ost Tsws ceiebss,es shs Great Victory
In 4afanS &tvle.
Ispss,.i 'e'esrs- % s's Disps,cs.J

TIE OLE Tsws Celebrates the Great viciory
IN arssd style.
tspes'ai telegram to the Dispatcs.J
FkkDEnickssuao. November I2, 1881.
The greatest political demonstration ever
heId In this section Of Virginia took place
here tonight IN honor Of the election Of
Cleveland aud Hendricks. Nearly every
building along the line Of march of the
sroeessisn was brilliantly illuminated,
whjcb, together with the magnificent dis
pby Of fireworks. literally painted the
town nd.
The enthnxiasm was nnbourded. Large
nvobess II peyxeps from the surrounding
sexnlry were present anaiu the procession
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
by Qusrles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auciioneers.

Real Estate Auciioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE
i OUTFIT FOR MANUFACTURING PA
PER. COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR
In part execution OF certain deed OF trust from
james c. smith 20 the undersigned a trustees,
bearing date on the 18Th day OF May, 1882. aud
duly recorded In the Clerks office OF Richmond
Chancery Court. Deed Boot 100 H., page tO2 an
by agreement between the grantee and be, aci sre
under said deed, we Will Offer for sale. nDon the
premises al the warehouse, corner seyenteent and
Cary streets. ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1884.
al IL NJ, the said PAPkR-MiLI., nov Ia good
running order being
1 4s-INCH CYLINDER MACHINE;
1 PAPER-CUTTER
. BOILERS Talbot 4 sons make:
= STEAM ENGiNtS good as newt;
= BEATERs lhoiding 900 and 60sl;
| WATER-PUNP, l RAG-CUTT8;
LARGE TANK new;
9 LARGE TANKS ITO boil stock iai;
BELTiNG. i SfUff-AND-FAN PUMP:
l ELEVATOR new and In good couditionl;
LOT OF PULLEYS. SKATING, TOOLS,
&C.
TERMS tby consent of the grsnlsrs aad bench
Charles In said decd One fourth cash residue at
four, eight, and twelve months; the purchaser 10
give negotiable note, bearing 6 per ceut Interest
from the day of sale for the deferred payneats.
and secure The same by trust deed upon the pTop-
erty. HENRY q. CANNON,
HUGH A. hcCURDY,
MOI Trustees
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PERSON

bkNkiNG HOUSE OF
Join A. " ANBIETON n 60.
No. = SOUTH STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.D
TO TAXPAYERS.
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
from which there IS no appeal IN amounts under
s5,00o-bas decided r only necessary to OFFER
Coupon. In payment Of taxes, and II refused the
taxpayer is under No OBLIGATION 10 pay his
taxes IN money. As there is some difficulty In
PURCHASING coupons in Yirgn because OF .
special tax imposed uron brokers dealing in them,
We will be glad to CORE pond with any Taxpayers
who may dt sire TO avail themselves OF the OP-
PORIUNITY and BENEFIT Ufpaying their taxes
IN tax-receIyable coupons.
oc 20 JOHN \. HAMILTON co.
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4 MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION m
60 i 81 LIS Sc n II II -
LIGHT WILLOW, &c.;
WHITE SUGAR, &C.,;
BEST WHITE. 7e.;
sRANuLATED. 7se.;
srT.LoAP and POWDERED, ss.;
TEAS AND coyKEss
LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITE
I'M order TO make every consumer Of TEAS anS
COFFEE in the city customer ! am giving
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
In the way OF
IMPORTED CHINA,
mAJOLICA-wARE,
CLOCKS
VASES.
GLASSWARE.
Lovely PICTURE CARDS
GIVEN TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
&. ID. KENNY,
NORTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND sixTH
1903 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
foe 3-tde5I
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NOR NEW lORK.-The Ola i'm
Il Dominion steamship Company's ssAsAzk
proposed sailngs fer the week following
MANHATTAN. Cipthn SrEVENs, FRIDAY,
November fth. az O'Clock Y. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY, No
yember 9Th. st O'Clock Z. VI.
OLD DOMINION. Captaia SMITH TUESDAY.
November sth. az O'Clock +. VI.
Freight received until I O'Clock r. VI. FRI
day, 5 o'clock l.. VI. saturday, and 70 O'Clock y.
NJ. Tuesday
Through bills Of fading signed. aud goods for
wsrdcd with dispatch 20 all point, north, soath,
east and west: slsO 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassef.
cabin fare 20 New York (inciuding meals aud
BERTH, tlu; round-irip tickets. Sis. SteerSge
with Subsistence. ~: without Subsistence. 10.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the thess-
peake and Onto railway az 500 A. VI. fgia New
port. Newsl and the Richmo nd aud Petersburg
railroad AZ ll:2O A. ". on MONDAYS, TUES-
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS will
make connection at NORFOLK Wits steamer
leaving those dsys.
For freight or passage apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN a co. Agents,
no IL tOmpanv's Wharf. Rockets.
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by Grlbhs x Apner-ph'
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
No. s north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
CoF STORE AND DWELLING No. 2lS
sOUTU SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CANAL
AN tBN RID srREEIS.-By Virtus OF oeeree OF
me Chancery Court Of the city 81 R'cn'nond, en-
tered on the 10th October, 1884. IN the SUIT ~
C;cycrs &C. ~. Ga r trustee. &C., the unlerHlgne
srcctal commissioner thereby appoiite', VIII sen
nv auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1884,
n, A o'clock r. H.. the above described REAL
Is.I ATE, for m my wears occupied by VI. 7. y.
Cousins AZ a erocerv-storc. and WIS hrst-ran
st.rd The LOT fronts 50 feet Oh the west Sue OF
second street ans runs hack 90 feet
Trims: One fourth cash; aud balance nv iohf'
EIGHT and twelve months for negotiable hohs' III
tcrest added and Tile retained unril the purchase.
muncy Is paid and a conveyance directed Nv the
9on,,' " A. b. APPERsDN.
Special Commissioner.
CoyIRs AND WIPE. &C, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
cam TRUSTEE. &C, DEFENDANTS; ~ iHb
tH.NCEEY CoUHT or THE CITY OF HIGH
nOND.
Jpeni7uIn n. Berry, clerk 81 sud court. ccrii-
~ that inc bond re-Juircd 81 the special com ms
sioEer by fhc decree IN said cause of DC 0ber 10,
1854, has been dulv given.
,,ivcn under my hand this lst day Of November,
1884. ,,,, ., ,,,.rv
na1 DEM WIN ". prl'eIs
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ooeooe~s(oOce't'S F.
srATERavKNUe OFFiCs,)
No. IL kLkvkNth sfhEEf
RICHMOND. November 3, 1854. y
THE STATE TAX-BILLS ARE NOW
u ready and can be paid ~ this ONCE.
On all bills remaining unpaid Deeeulher 1T the
penalty viii he added and the bills givea W We
collectors for collection. 3 q. riNSLEY,
nof-lVt Assistant TfeaSuren
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BUTTER.

OUTER, BUTTER, BUTTER.
To all lovers OF NICE FRESH TABLE BUTTFR:
Come 10 me and supply yourselves. Nothing but
PURE BUTTER sold on my stands. Garry the
largest stock ofFINE BUTTER In the South.
Respectfully, GEORGE r. BURCH,
oc l4-lmt Stalls Nos. and 3. First Market.
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ELECTRlC-LIGHT SOAP is THE
BEST.

Noruooins required. WIN not inJure the fabric
Orders and inquiries win have promp, attention.
ELECTRIC SOAP MANUFACTURING CO.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
\ JOHN II. GRESHAM,
s7essiy RisAnssd. Va, Agss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

~ - 80 ---'--'s. a. n, -,
CARPETS AND UiL-CLOTHS.-Ih have
y ;ast received my fall stock OF goods. CAR.
PITS, osL-CL0rtiS. Ru.:s. MATS, SHADES
aud HOLLANDS, sn6 CORNiCES and POLES
l.kCk and DAMAsk CURTAINS. PAPER
hANGlNGs OF all styles, while, IN offering Al
All orders promptly attended to.
A. JENNINGS.
1911 east Main street,
oe 4-2m Richmond. Va,
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COURT ORDERS.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
Il GINA FOR, &C., vs.. sTANAI,D's ADMIN.
l~IRA1lN AND ALs.-IN the CIRCUIT

THE COMMONWEALTH OF NIR-
L GINA FOR, &c, Us. sTANARD's ADMIN.
l~1RA1lN AND ALs.-lN the CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
The following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered In his court on th 2Sth of October. sSi:
The Court doth further adjudge, order. and de-
cree that ihs cause DC referred 10 one Of the Conn
misnOnefs Of this court 20 take an account OF any
debts and demands against the estates Of said
Elizabeth and Margaret Thompson, decea scd. and
especially what amount, IL ANY, Is now due aud
OWING 80 Tie estate of Robert {. Sianard, de-
ceased. for representing SAID decedenis as counsel
IN The scruggsH cases, a. suetest2d In the hill
and the apswero OF VI r.. Martha >tanard admin
isra,IiI of said Robert {. Stsnarc, deceased.
And said Conan isslOner is further directed 10
enquire aud report what would be a proper fee to
be paid out Of tie fund In this cause 10 Messrs.
Christian ChTistis The counsel for Mrs. Martha
Stanafd, admiDisirstriN a. aforesaid, for their
services IN This cause aud 10 finding out 10 whom
the certificate VI State stock found by her be-
lo ~ d, snd who are The heirs at law OF the said
Elizabeth md Martha Thompson. deceased; aud
thai he further enquire and report who srs the
heirs Of said Elizabeth aud Martins Thompson.
deceased.
And At is ordered that no,lce of the tive AND
pace Of taking the accounts and making the ca
qpiries directed by The decree shall be published
once week for four successive weeks IN ssne
newspaper published In the city OF Richmond,
and that such publication shall he equivalent 70
personal service OF such notice on The PARTIES or
any OF them.
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TAILeRs AND CIOrHIERs.

IOHN LATOUCHE, MERCHANT>2a
~ TAILOR, No. 4 Ter'n street: Keeps M
TaTSGAHIFff ! r6 SRok Krr EyETH
FINE, STYLISH, AND DURABLE
GARMENTS.
The low prices will surprise any one used TO hse
work. ie2l-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

RICHMOND. VA, November IL, 1884.
The parties interested are hereby notified th,t
have nxed on the 18th day OF December. 1884
81 = O'Clock NJ. ~ The time, and INV Office. on
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets, In tue
civ Of Richmond, a, the place, to take ihe sc-
counts and make the enqpires directed bv the
foregoing decree. THOMAS j. EVANS.
no lS-Il4v Commissioner.
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ArsysvON pAH.ES-s-4utufe Deyyrs,
. A'g~ r-r1o<1Sr<.S4< ~N]~'r.,<~'S~
Nv Manning q. staples . CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auesso"csrs
No THAN Main atfeets

~x<s - =
u,RUsTEEs SALE OF a sPL dTnDs ~
hcRls WITH GOOD lNpkUxunrMnn,x W.
rs,rpfON. SITUATE ABOUT EieHg I'll Z.
nttnW RICHMOND. VA, NEAh .a,ss,n
ritxRf,E "a CITY rOAD by vtrtne of ao, Tea.
deed 81 trust goth d.yof ns.Ses,ri en,,cc
s"nn,y Court. IN d. n. 112 page 100, irom n,,,,s
,on w.li sell A. auction on The prcms,s- 800.
rea.yed a. 10 do by The holder 81 ono OF we ~ ~
her he ,ecursd defauit having been ms"e ," WV
payment Of the same. ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1851,
NJ the hour OF o'clock Il. ~ all OF Ms r, ns,c
ERIY conveyed IN sad deed. Ine a s..wSf'f,
- cuts on the farm eonit of q 9op' ~ ~ a., =
Unwilling containing two Tooms' az "'
an, kItrhcn. There " also sipaii orrnh.
TyR,Is : enough IN cash TO pny TOT rkeen $780, ~
mia ,ru-t aud 10 nay III and disc args no. ..,.
1854, due 26'h of Octobc. 1854, Win ,nssr
ct mill paid: s26l.34 Tie 25th % oc,sv ~
1894. AVID S275.34 26ih Octobcr. lsso anu us - II
b,Iance. ~ any, upon such terms ~ we ,,o -
Alien shan direct, and IN case OF ~. ialu. ~
,ve surh direction then the trustee IN VI uit -
Hbe e feI red PAYMENTS 10 BE- secured by ,ie1 ~,
he property. aud he buildings 70 be ~ ist"'eo
fer Deneit Of same. =, - .r,ptps rruq,ee.
MANNING G. STAPLES CO.. AuctionfeFS'
No Q.tI4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

muusty. Mr.. Dean Is the wife Of = wel'-
known enployt Of che Erie railway III
Elmifu,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

INVESTORS WILL CALL AT >.
rIiONp,ON BROWN & co.'s Tor cory 81 ne
pRocRt ss-iroo The best list O' proDtr,,y e &c,
offered for sale 81 this city. 10 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
ByN. W. Rowe and Frank ID. I'M oo''
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers'

ByN. W. Bowe and Frank d. Hili Co''
Real Estate Agents and Auetonsers'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU \,
RI.F IMPROVED REAL ESTATk on
MFsr sIDE FIFTEENTH BETwEfN MAIN
AM CARY SHEETS. AND on NOt:n s ID, :
GARY BrTMEfN FOuRLEeS ~ !. ,s 81, ~ trn.,
fnnm q. percy Halves, dated september L, l-s3
and dnly recorded in clerks office, Richnon,
SayImr Ioco made IN payment OF certain nons
therein secured, and at the Teques. OF VIC p.,V,i
cisry IN said deed, VIII a. slINisins - on
aid deed sell at public auction on the premises oh
TUESDAY, Nov ENBER as, 1884
=, 70 .'eloes NJ. n. REAL ESTATE described ia
ist a Lot OF GROUND on tbc west side OF
Fifteenth street between Main and CRY strests'
fronting Fifteenth str'et 80 re- NOR =, 's'
nefiy owned by Thomas 4. Rust. lpon MS W
,hcr, is a valuable BRICK BUILDING suitable
'o 81 ,o"s Io r. 81 GROUND on ,he north side Of
Cary street between Fourteenth and ;i'sen I'd
streets beginning ON Cary street ~ POM ~
isn't 62 Sb-I2 icet west of Fifteenth street, run
ming thenee wos,wardly along Cary street 8 teet
IA Inches. and thence running SACK uci We !
iaralsl lines II feet lOh inchsto an alley 8 f'et
"a H en'1h, r "ip' Or GROUND, adjoining on The
east the lot above described. ironing on ti,'ry
street 30 feet g. iuches, and running n7eN N
pIrail.l lines II feet IOi inches 70 an aley ieet
- ietes wide. leading out ~ Fliie'hlh s,tuy, (,
Iron the two last NJ, u llncu ,nls tr''V ~ ~
TWO-~TORY BRICK n EMENIS. N0s. lf2O
and lA2s east CARY street. The whole property
being ghe same rccontlv occupied ~ VT q. fcr-N
II,wes as the southern Saw and Ftie-Norks.
TFnMs. Cash as To- 80 much necessary % nay ne
c1uonses of thi, sale and one note Tor 81 % 10
viii Interest from September 40 tl plid. nnl IN"
balance ON the following credits: .tlt = stl,'2u'
tdO0 s4O3. 90. $500. 1894 80. 1890, $50 3Q'
s3SI, s376.5O, s37 s367.5O. s3H3, sS5s.l9.
t35f s34qEO. S245, S3f05n. $3.50, aS3l;5u.
s3@5 f322.jO, t3iS. 1880. $500. S3Oi.oo
Inc nnto for sil7 fllug due December /, lS7i
andibc remaining notes bcing ply me ever ihree
months thereafter. with privilege . pureht-,r 81
Of Interest. GFohGE l. tllittN -
I0l - NNEFlflh< 49,
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DUTCH BUsKS. Ac.
DusSOLUTiONs a PARrNERsHrps.

~ l(-s1s0~10e ~ .0|-'0-e- r<t-0s
THE FIRM OF PIZZINI Il TAYLOR
Il has been dissolved this day, November l lth,
by mutual agreement.
Al settlements will be made with JUANA. PiI-
LINl, of the late frm, vino alone Il authorized N
usc the trin-nan,e. PiZZiSl Il TAYLOR.
Having secured the services Of q CON peieut man
sger. tue undersigned, who will continue the
PRINTING BUSINESS In all lis branches. - pre-
pai ed 20 do All PRINTING WORK satisfscto-
Tiiy, promptly. and reasonably. call T. solicited.
JUAN 4. PIZZiNI,
no ll-3t No. 8 north Twelfth street.
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By sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneer''
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SNAIL
FARMOF Fifty ACRES FLANoi Witu
ksMAiL FRAME DWELLING IhEKf.V 49,, ~
- Jfenr,rn County Court In The suit Of na10n,y
rs. Mccormack, entered on the sth dAl on No
yember 1894. shall offer for safe NJ puDhe aus
lion, at llcunco county Courthon''' On
SATURDAY, Nov MEIER 10, 1884,
., 10 o.cioct'n ,he above described PROPERTY.
wing shout efghl mites cast OF fhc city o' tifl-
mona on the Dlrbyiown, or tenir u roal and now
IN The occupancy o. John Mccormick fsl.
TFRuN. one thiri cash: balance NJ ~ and
twelve months. tor negOti1ble noies WIN pr
cent interest added. and title rettin ned untl y, 'c
ido "" ,. V. REDDI,
no il special Comm ssiOner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

- ICH MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-scbedulc
commencing NOVEMBER 2, lesf-eAstern stan
aArC time:
500 A. NJ, leaves Ryrd-street station daily:
stops ouiy 81 Ashland, Jupc tion, NJ :
ford, and Frederics sburg. sleeper
from Jack sonsille 90 Washington.
1907 A. ", leaves iS rdsreet station daily ier-
cept Sun,iaysl. Sleeper from Charles
ton 90 Washington.
o:s2 NJ. leaves Byrd.street siaaon daily.
sleeper from Jacksonville 10 New
YORK.
1929 A. NJ, STRIVES az Byrd--treet station daily.
Sleeper fr,n New YORK TO Jackson
vile.
2.S9 r. NJ. arrives az Byrd-s,reet station daily
stops At FrederieksOury. MifoTc
and Junction. sleeper from Masf-
iugton 10 e. arestOn.
$50 J.. ~, arrives at Byrd.street station dlly
except sundavsl. sleeper ROW
Washlnxton 10 Jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
400 T.. NJ, accommodation. leaves Broad-Streeg
station; arrives al Ashland AZ L.
s;ot p. II. Ieaycs Ella; arrives At A,h.'Hd al
1901 NJ, arrive. =. E,os; leaves Ashland at
Gas A. N.
s:36 A NJ, accommodates, arrives Al Broad.
street station; leaves Ashland A
A. ".
$50 r. NJ, arrives .. Eliza; leaves Ashland at
CA. TAYLOR. General Ticket AgesL
L v. H. rsRs. General saorrinfeadenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

by ). Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneer.,
Il13 east Main street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Leonard Chew, Gen. N
W. Brown Miss Brown, Miss Burge, Mrs.
Dezendorf, Mrs. Henry Cooke, Mrs Stanton,
Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Seney, Miss Armstrong, and
Miss Scidmore.
A leap year german was held last night at
the seminary building, West Washington,
chaperoned by Mrs. Pitt Cooke and led by
Mr.. j. II. Gordon. Among those present
were MIR. and Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Pitt Cooke,
Misses Lockwood, Rittonhouse, Snyder,
Brooke, Uardie, Barbarcn, Jones, Stevens,
Billings, Nicholson, Me3srs. Hyde, W. A.
Gordon, Augustus and Harry Nicholson,
Deeble, Hardic Harlan, Moffat, Matthews,
Pickrell, and many others.
There Will be reception at the National
Academy of Fine Arts, corner of Eighteenth
street and New York avenue, on Saturday
evening of this week, and an Thursday EVEN
ing Of next week, at O'Clock. All lovors OF
art, music, and elocution are cordially invited
to attend.
Among the social events of yesterday were
the dinners given by Mr.. and Mrs l.. ".
Letter, Mr. and Mrs. Yulec the dancing
party at Mrs Washburnes, and the german,
by the Misses May.
Miss Mary Fries. Of Philadelphia, a niece
OF Senator Manderson, is the guest Of Senator
and Mrs. Manderson at tho Portland.
Miss Cora Young of Troy, N. Y, who has
visited here during tho past week, is now
with friends at HarpeIs Ferry.
Mrs. Preston Powers, Of Florence received
yesterday at Mrs. Senator Morrilps.
The private theatricals at Lincoln hall on
Saturday for the benefit Of the Garfield
memorial hospital fund will be one of the
most brilliant social events of the season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15
INTERVIEW WITH GOV. oRDwAY.
Dakotns chief Executive Officer Contra-
diets IA Series OF Damaging kilograms
sent from Fargo.

Dakota's CHIEF Executive Officer Contra
diets IA Series OF Damaging Telegrams
sent from Fargo.
Gov Ordway, of Dakota, who is detained
in Washington on account of illness in his
family, is very emphatic in his denunciations
of the special dispatches sent out from Fargo,
asserting that United States Attorney Camp
bell intends to Implicate him before the
grand Jury in improper transactions connected
with the removal of the capital.
The governor asserts that shortly after tho
passage of the capital removal bill, he volun-
tarily placed himself and tho records Of his
office before the grand jury of Yankton
county which, after long and exhaustive
hearing, failed to establish asingle fact which
would in any way justify the infamous news
paper attacks which the opponents of the
capital removal bill had sent broadcast over
the country. AS to the organization of new
counties the governor says that he has de-
manded that his enemies should promptly
forward to the President all their accusa-
tions, as he courts the most rigid investiga-
tion into all his official acts.
The governor characterizes the coupling of
c. 8. Palmer's name with county frauds as
infamous and asserts that 1t can be proven
to be a scheme of United States Attorney
Campbell who is the Yankton candidate for
VINO NuCnuG JuugeSulpi W plcNeuV tue appOiuJ-
ment of Mr.. Palmer. He says it can also be
proven that Campbell offered to support
Palmer for United States attorney If he would
get out Of his way and let Campbell have the
judgeship, which proposition Mr.. Palmer de-
clined, hence this attack upon him.
The governor says the specials from Fargo
arc in his judgment back fires, set to pre-
vent some of the prominent north Dakotans,
now in Washington, and who have been
summoned before Springer's committee, from
testifying against Campbell, while at the
same time striking n foul blow at Palmer,
hoping to defeat his appointment as Judge
for which position he has been strongly rec
commended by a large number of senators
and members from New England and by the
leading men in nearly every part Of Dakota.
Gov. Ordway said he was bound to say this
much in Mr.. Palmer's behalf, although he
had indorsed another gentleman for the va
cant judgeship.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15
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