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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-03
Northumberland

Nla6fOlgen6e 4ngaben iiber bic Be-
reitung bes Weins aus milber Srauben
murben uns BON chem praftii6en
@ein5i9ter einseIanbt unb m0geu piels
lei6t fir man6em 2efer ni6t cbue Sua
tereie iein.
9a bas Weinma6en besinnt, m06te
es inn Snterefe man6er Sbrer 9eler lie
gen, 81 t%piiien, tpie gutter Wein au MAJ
den 1T, namentli6 bon Mufangtrau>
ben. Sebe gu, baB Sic 5rauber polz
tommen reif fino, toBe fe gu 8rsi, o1ue
bic &erne gu 5erltoBen. Sbue bann ben
grei in etn ohenes @dbrfaB, lafie benz
ielbett ober ni6t ldnger gdbren, big cine
barte S9ale si9 oben auf gebiloet bat,
oeren gauge Oberld6e na9giebt, tpenn
n1at NIT Der fla9en 9ano barauf briidt,
mas bielet6t As Sage udbrt. Sc
eber abge5ogen je better, ba bel ldngez
rem Steben bic S9alen unb Stiele gu
biel Gerbeitof abfeben unb Der Wein
babur6 Der @eiunbbeit f9dblt9 tpir6.
Safe banr Den Saft flar ablaufen,
file 9ein MeinfaB balb boa Saft, bic
anoere 9dlfte nit 3uderpaner % pfb.
3uder auf bic @alone, UNI BEN ftarfen
SanHir= @ebalt su sertbeilen. 60 mie
Die itirmii6e @dbrung boriber 1T, tpas
in 3 Sagen gei6iebt, Bel tdgli6em Na6>
fi0en nit Wafer, lese Elm Meinblatt
auf bas Spun6lo6. unb Dben auf Elm
5dd9en Sanb. 6iille eine1 ieoen Sag
auf unb lege iebesmal ein friides 8latt
auf. Sn "a @o9en mir6 Der Wein
aiemli6 flar fem, oann aiebe i'm ppr=
ii9tig ab in elm neues gut gei9wefeltes
SOB. Si0e nun ale 8 Sage auf; au=
ftatt bes 8lattes fann1t Su nun ben
Spunb nit Der 9anb felt aufbriiden
umo nit BEN Sanofdd6en bei9werer.
Sn tpeiteren 3--4 @o9en 1T Ser @ein
fertig utb iolte no9mals umgefiai
perben. @s lit bier ni6t, pie i'm n6rb=
li9en China, baB Der @ein beinabe,
Gotbwein fogar nod mebr als Elm Sabr
liegen mub, um trinfbar gu tperben.
9ier ma1t bic Some ben Wsin beina=
be fertig, ebe Ou NIT ben Srauben in
Beriibrung fommit. Ser bette Muftang=
pein 1T iibrigens rtur gang geIunben
Seuten sutrdgli@.
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= PLOT 8ettIer finb i'm Sabre
1884 in Berlin aufgegrifen tuorben,
uttb atpar 18i446 Mdnner, 2258 Mei=
ber un6 1913 Rinber unter IL Sabrer.
9ie meiften 8ettler tpurben in ben Win=
termoaaten Sanuar, Gebruar, Mdra,
Nooember, DECEMBER aufgegrifen. IS
fino I'm 2aufe bes bergangenen Sabres
6488 8ettler ueniger als i'm Sabre
1883 nn6 HIPS 8ettler tpeniger als in,
Sabre 1882 fifirt uor6en. Sieie rapibe
Nbnabnte ber 8agabonoage 1T pobl
bauptid9li9 auf bic algemeine Mufz
beferung ber @ruerbsberbdltnife un6
auf bas f~treugere ginf6reiten gesen bic
gewerbsmdBigen 8ettler surid3ufabren.
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Weue @aarem.

llnermiblid in feinem Offer, bas Bette gu
bieten, mas BET Marft %Iiefert, bat Der befannte
S6ubbdnbIer 9err JAS. MARTIN et>
Sduben einsslest, Der aaes ibertrift, mas tuir
bisber in bisier 8rande faben. Sic banbse-
nabten @9u6e fino pom eiaer 2ei6tisfeit ano
eIesans, UNI iebsm Gus, MOLTEN fasen ieOes
,'3 9 nas 's sbsasi asaassa an9 sas sas 'n @ l = insr isia
men @nf, Der fashionable S@ubbdnoler %umiersr
Stabt 81 fem, aufre9t erbalt.
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Ser 9ireftpr eines @eridtes in

- Ser 9irettor zines @eri6tes in
pommern bat folsenoen 9agesbefebl
erlahen: ugs 1T CUR Wabrnebmung bes
DIRECTORS geIangt, baB einaelue Beam
ten ni6t nit Dem gansen &efpeft ibre
8orgeiebten auf Der @traBe begriiBen,
pel9er linen gebibrt. Sur Nfre9tz
erbaltung ber gutter Srbnung in bieier
Materie tpirb beBbalb Na9tebenbes
borsei9rieben: Sober Der eenannten
8eamten, mel9er benz Director ober
eiuem Serrn &i@ter besegnet, bat on
bemielben aur redten Seite Dorbei3us
geben unb in @ntfernung BON apei
S9ritt Dor benz 8~egegnenben cine 8er>
beugug gu MAIDEN unb ben Sut Bis in
bic @egenb beg &nies berunter5ubrinz
gen.
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- Gin 9lufruf gu elmer stpeiten id9=
tfiiden 2anbesberfammlung gegen ben
WiBbrau9 geifiger @etrdnfe, bic in
Dresden itattfinoen fol, mirb BON fd9=
fii9en 8e5irfss unb Srtsbereinen erlais
fen. @uf Die Sasesorbnung finb por=
ldufig bic Beridte berf9iebener id6ii=
f9er MdBigteitsbereine uno elm 8prz
trag iiber Die Notbuenbigfeit BON Srin=
ferbeilanifaIten unb bic 8orausiebun>
gen fit cine erfolsrei6e Mirtiamfeit
berfeIben sefebt. Ser 3utritt gu Der
8~eriammlImg 1T Seoermattn seitattet.
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Gtuc arpsarttde GutSe6uua.

9err @m. Sbomas bon @eipton, Sa iast
Meine Graa litt % Sabre lang an einem befti.
gen Sufen uao bieieS Gribiabr beftiger ais ie
anbor. Sic bate bicle Mittel e~rfolslos ange'
panbt unb burbe suleBt nod iberreoet, Or.
Sings Stein DISCOVERY gu beriuden. Sic that
es nit Dem beften grfols bic erfte Glaide ldnn
beridafte ibr bebeuten6e @rleidterung unb Die
speite turirte iie sanaIid. Seit 80 Sobren mot
fe nidt 10 9eiunb tpie iebt.
Decentralization gratis in q. 9reiB' apo'
tbete. @roBe 8laiden 81.
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@ebt es niemals anf

@snn Sbr on %seiitiser gridlaHuns, appetit'
s sI, : , %i[ss%stHs aan gsrf t;ns tl sossns5 o hes
,oesbet iiberrafdt fein burd bic f6neue 8eTe-
rrns, Die cs bctpirtt, nenes yeben tpirb Bel Sud
eiateDrcn, Sbr iperoet pieber 3rafte erlanaen,
Bitter pre.fen. 3u baben fir so @ents bic
8Iaide bel q. 9reis.
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Gifte 2drfe.

Nn gae, peIde an Golsen bon Sugen6iin.
ben, ~neroOier Sdpd@e, friibem 8erfa1, 8erluf
Der Mannestraft &C. Ieioen, ienbe id tofen.
re &ecept, bas fe turirt. Dieies groBe Sell.
mitteI tpurbe bon einem Miifionar in Glib.
Nmerita entbedt S9idt abrefirteS @oubert
an &eu. Soiepb 8. snman, Station o., Stein
9ort 9th. 21,7,tup1i
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= alderman 2odtpoob beabfi9tigt,
i'm @tabtratb ben Nntrag gu fteIen, baB
cine Sampfmaf6ine gum StraBenbau
angefauft pirb. 9iefe Maf9ine = bic
nebenbei ettpa $4,000 fpftet-reiBt auerf
bic @roe auf uno rolt iie banr 10 feit
tpie cine S9eunentemte.
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$50 refine leinene Graib Nn3ase
$50 braunletnene Gn3ise 3u.....$3.5O
200 allortirte feinene 5uncps Mnsase ESQ
275 Seeriuders Gn3ise, mifen fort $50
100 Blaue @replen 2einen. Nn3dge $50
60 8laue Tlaneas Gn3use. 6.CO
$50 afIortirte Sancn farbise semebte A so
9erren.l lnterbemben u. Beintleioer Is
1000 aHcrtiste, feline Mobair, 8attif,
Wcrfeo, Diusoaals, gorficrep, Drap
b'ete unb @aifmere.M n5ise gu Yreis
fen, bic Der idledten i3eit entipreden.
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49, photographer, tpel6e in galtas
Gallerie, 413 on Souton=
Strobe genummen tperoen, inb in
ieber Qinli9t Dolfommen unb f6nreu
riht itbertroRen tperben. Wer cine
oor5iieli9e photographic 81 mdB!gem
preiie piini6t, Dem empfeblen mir, nod
Gauamaps Gauerie gu geben, unb er
tpir6 5uflieoengeitelt tperben.
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Weraoe 70 auf.

giele setpifenloie gertdufer m0sen gud ia.
gen fe babem Seilmittel fur SnFen nnb @rtaI.
tl,nsen, bic gtrabe 70 gut iinb ars Der alte
anberlaiise Or. 8olanfo Suifen. uno 2uueen.
Ssrup, unb tpenu ibr nidgt Oarauf befebt bic.
fes 9eilmittel gu erbalten, tperSet ibr febr an.
gefabrt peroen. YreiS 80 Gents un6 $I.OO.
Ierfanft bel s. aalteper 6 @on.
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Wefn6t tueroem

tbdtige 4eenten. mdnnli9e unb peib.
lide, in ieber Stabt unb iebem @ountp
beg Staates, Inn Mitslieber fir cine
Der beffen unb ~biai9ifen gegenieitisen
2ebensz nnb unfaa=8 ELECTROMAGNETIC
f6aften I'M Staate gu perben. Infer
plan lift gdnsli6 beridieben bon benz
irgenb elmer anbern @eielf9aft i'm
Staate. 9amen geben 10 quite Ngenten
ab, pie 9erren utb oft nod before. IS
pirb liberale @ommiiiion gesablt unb
brau6baren perionen b~eftdnbige Mn=
ftellung 3ugefihert. Man abreiiire:
%. s.. Suppe
prdiibent Gone Star WtutuaI, Daaas,
NAB. 1929 Wtains6 traBe.
rs, 6,t6mum2m
ssg~ Wir fiibren bas 8e1te in Ger
ren=3 oilette. Nrtifeln, unteraeug &c.
VI. Yancoaft & Sobn.
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s. RaIteher C Son, gpotbefer, ipel&e
INNER fur bas 8Obl feiner aunben beforst if,
bat iebt ben 8erfauf bon Dr. 8o1anto'S
Sufen> unb 2ungen /. Syrup erbaltcn, elm
9eilmittel, meldes unfeblbar ale grtdltunsen,
S9mer5en in Der 8ruff, unb ale 2ungea.
franfbeiten farirt. Sur Strobe nebmet eiae
@robefafdc. @epObnlide @r0be so Gents
un6 al 90.
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Mfan bea@te na0fpl9enb a119egebenen Nreile.

500 leinene uno @ai7mere stnsise far
anaben, aniehoien fir Rnabeu unb
Shirt Waiifs.
|14O Dueenb Rereale>, meiBe unb blaue
leinene 5emben far 9erren.
Is nnlaunbreb 5emoen 3u mibisea
Yreiien,
'Strohbiite far 9erren unb 2uaben, 90.
men unb 3inber, MODERN unb ioeben
erhalten.
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ssImproved Condition Powderss fit Yfer.
be ,nb Rinbbieb. Elm au~sseaeidnetes uno er.
prObtes 9ulber in Der 8ebanSIuns bon Gus.
franfbeiten aIer Mrt, ausemeine 1lnpabIidteit,
gnpadf'n Der 9ant, @aube, selbes @aTer,
!Mangel an Ippetit: Misunderstanding auf
BET @boIpb Oreib, Nlamo Ylaaa, sesen.
iiber Der Rofoffiee, Gan gntonio.
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8ndlens Mrntea:G aIbe.

Die bette ,Salbe Der BeIt fur S9nitte,
Auetidunsen, @eidpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
GusfdIas, GIedte, ~seipruusene Sdnbe, Groft.
beulen uub aue Sautfrunfbeiten turirt ga.
morrboiben ober feline Beaabluns. @olise
Classification sarantirt ober bas GeIb piro
5uriideriattet. 25 Gents bic Sda9teI bel q.
Dretb.
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= PrdIibcnt 2ott bon Der Qrdnias
Babn un6 Capt. Geunebp tperben in
ben nd6ffen Sagen BON Netp Oorf alls
riidfebren unb bann lire gauge guergie
benz 8au BET Babn sutuenben.
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~
r-M n fn{i

StnDersPb ntate.
xRomm' Mar, mir fpielen 2etomoz
tibe Der 8oter (ber SsBeine bat) ma9t
ben Sunnell"
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berutiefheu.

gu berntietben.
SIN 5peiten Stpdtperf ber vGreie
preie4. finb mebrere 3immer gu berz
mietben. |
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nniern seebrten &unben CUR Madridt,
bab mir in 8erbinbuns nit unierm alten
2und : Stanb in 9drl5's @irthidaft,
bieies neue 2otal aui's @eidmadpolfte
unb Bequemffe einseridtet haben.
fSa1ntlten= unb Sseite6en
tSnnen in bemielben, Obne oaB bic Sd
fe sef0rt werben, berseridtet merben.
Resuldre Mfablseiten.
BeteluuSen a Ia Carte.
Wcden> u. Eases>g oarb.
2,6 tutp ~ st S+l "a
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"Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ale 8lut. unb Sautttanf6eiten. aurirt bic
fdlimmfen Sale bon 8lutberaiftung bis sur
gewobnliden SHINE. @ebrnuasamneiIunq auf
Oer Etifette. Gcbrisirt bon Der afamo @ft'a
@ompanb uab sum 8erfauf an @ieberberfaufer
unb an &ribatper funen bel q. 0reib, Gan
Mntonio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-15

WA YORK sTDcY sg1RKEY.


NRw YORK. August a. The stock market
has been active and dull by turns. ny ~
suing orders 10 tDelr brokers 10 traie IN
smail lots the manipulstors we're able 70
give the market M spp.sroiice ot ihuen
greater RctiNity than u really posst>sfd'
and the Official sheet OF tne days tsallsac-
Tons u FUZZY ~ lame NJ WHOM more than
twice the amount 81 business Is dose. me
salts to-day were we'll distributed aud
amounted 10 270 400 shsns. The feature
If The market was the confined activity
In the number Of low priced stocks
that ordinarily receive no attention.
In the early dealings the market exhibited
q good deal OF fsverishnegs and iTfeg diarty,
some stoeks going up white Others declined,
but this was followed later by greater at
tention 10 the whole list, which exhibited
considerable strength, with only very
slow advance. The market continued
strong. however with only slight REACTIONS.
through sut the afternoon, aud closed
strong generally At or within a small frac-
ton OF the best prices az The day. me
gains this evening are. with few eNcep-
tons only fractional. hat no acilve stock N
lower. Conservative brokers. however, say
the strength IL purely artificial. snn ean-
ton customers To keep out OF the MARKET.
The number of believers IN such state o.
things II daily increasing. Louisville
and Nashville made the greatest gam,
closing "a higher. The enormous
cotton crNp, now nearly ready for harvest,
and the decision to continue the New Or
leans Exposition another year. are expect
ed 10 have q decided effect upon the future
revenues of this road. NsnderbiiiS are
up {, and also Northern Pacific preferred.
Northwest and ~ Paul gain 5 and \ each,
respectively. Western Union is also up =,
ana Union Pacific =. Missouri Pacific was
not traded In. Texas Pacinc rosc ~. The
fact has developed that the International
and Great Northern, part % the NJ h.
and T0las property, hsd absorbed ail oi ne
com papV n surplus earni ny, and become In
debted-to the Missouri Pacific for $500 OOO
besides. These International revenues were
not given IA the recent statement OF the NJ
H. ana exas condition.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l4.-Virginis SIS, con-
soils. al: pasi.due coupons, SEA; new SIS
sos. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-15
ERUPTION or o0T0PA1I.
An Ecuador Editor ircnie's In Gravaie
Account of the fucidsu,.

An Ecuador Editor irsnlcss Ia q Grnpaic
Account o. the incidsu',.
A Panama special says The steamer
Lima. lust arrived from the coast,
brings news Of another eruption Of the
celebrated volcano Of Cotcpaxi.
La NGcion. Of Gusyaauil, of July
23d, has the following concerning the
event: " About ! O'Clock this morning
We were awakened by a heavy artillery,
apparently from guns Of tho heaviest
cslibre, which could not bat alarm US.
We sprang up hastily from cur beds
and hurried to the balcony Of cur house
to ask the first passer-by what had
happened. But the street was DESERT
ed. and the explosions followed one
another with wonderful rapidity at
times. and At others causing continu-
Gus roar, shaking the earth and causing
she windows and the doors OF the
houses TO rattle. We hoard no claraor
Of trumpets nor the opposing shouts Of
'viyas or 'musras which are SO. fire.
quentlv heard in battle, but what
seemed to be an artillery combat OF
colossal proportions. What could it
be- What nigh. il beg'
A telegram sent this morning from
Cbimbo to Guayaquil communicates
that in that city, situated almost at the
foot of that gigantic volcano, there was
what the residents along he river Yana
Yacu call an 'aluyion.'
THE damage done is probably con-
, siderable, rs 100 houses were do
strOyed, probably by this 'aluvion.'
! The number of victims is not known.p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-15
The Cholera Beourge.

10y NhDiC W thC ObphtOu'I
MADRID, August l4.-The cholera
returns for yesterday show 1889
deaths and 1885 new cases throughout
the country. The returns, however,
are not complete.
In Granada the cholera is increasing
fearfully. In the province outside the
city there have been reported to-day
2lS deaths from the disease and 4S5
new cases, and in the city 2l3 deaths
and 455 new cases.
The popular agitation against sani-
tary interference has been renewed in
Seville. The local authorities have all
resigned; the shops are closed no
business is being done, and the scourge
has an unobstructed field.
MADRID, August IA gratifying
decrease is reported in the number Of
cholera cases in Madrid to-day. In
the capital there were nineteen new
cases and eleven deaths; in the pro-
vince seyenty-two new cases and TWEEN
ty-eight deaths. In Saragossa the cpl
demic is decreasing slightly. In Ora
NADIA the condition is terrible. Many
doctors are dying. Whole streets are
infected with the scourge, by which en-
tire families have been carried away.
The total number Of deaths in the in
fected provinces since the outbreak Of
the epidemic is $1,000, aud it is esti-
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Cholera Scare I'm Camden. n. J.
BY telegraph TO the Dlsnafch.l

PHILADELPHIA, August l4.-Cam-
den, n. j., opposite this city, has a
cholera fright. A young Irish girl,
only two weeks landed in this country,
and employed for the last ten DAYS by
farmer in suburb of Camden, be.
came violently i'll Wednesday and died
in less than two hours. The physician
gave a certificate of death from con-
gestion of the brain induced by cholera
morbus. The coroner and physician
who was called TO attend the girl ex-
press the opinion that the symptoms
were those Of true Asiatic cholera.
The girl died before the physician
reached her bedside. A medical inves-
tigation is in progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-15

hinder Of this brilliant but eccentric
son Of virginia.
The Republicans Of this county have
nominated for the House Of Delegates
Dick Jcncs, a genuine and uneducatea
African. They have no expectation Of
the next Legislature being Republican,
as their county judge has been chosen ).
as their candidate for the Senate. Inc
Democrats nominate in September Tor
House and Senate.
The universal verdict OF the people
in regard to Lee, Massey, and Ayres Is
that Il is "a combination of oil the Gle
ments requisite at this day in ticket
TO give satisfaction and certainty oil
an overwhelming victory in November
Lee and Massey have frequently spoken
in this county. Wise and Blair nave
also been here. Il. H. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-15
KING WILLIAM.
Democratic Convention Nomination for the
House.

democratic Convention Nomination Tor tue
House.
correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT, VA, August IL, 'S5.
The Democratic County Convention
of King William county met at the
courthouse yesterday to nominate
candidate for the House Of Delegates
and to re0rganize the party for the pre-
sent campaign. The Convention was
large and composed Of thoroughly re-
preventative men.
The first business done was the selec-
ton of the following Executive Com
mittee: Mangohick precinct, DR.. W. /.
Downer; Beulahyille, o. o. Gwath-
mey; Manquin, Colonel II. B. Tomlin
Courthouse, b. c. Garrett /; Lanesville,
William Thomas Neale GUSTS. G. w.
Crump; West Point. George Lindsay,
This is a first-class committee.
Nominations for the House Of Dele
gates were then made. The names Of
four gentlemen were placed before the
Convention and the voting commenced
by ballot. At the close of the first
ballot Mr.. A. w. Eastwood, Of West
Point, was chosen, and the nomination
was at once made unanimous with APP
plause. A committee being sent after
the nominee, Mr.. Eastwood appeared,
and in brief and business-like manner
accepted the nomination.
Mr.. Eastwood is one Of Fitz Lees
old cayalrymen, was brave soldier,
and is popular and useful citizen and
thorough Democrat. His nomination
is the strongest that could have been
made. lie is the man who, when the
buglc call was made in the late Rich
mond Convention, at the conclusion Of
Mr.. DuHlop's eloquent speech second
ing Fitz Lees nomination, rose and
shouted, Saddle up, boys "a cry
that created as much enthusiasm in the
Convention as anything that was said
or done.
King William is thoroughly pleased
with the State ticket, and means to
give Lee, Massey, Ayres, and East
wood a good majority in November.
The county chairman was notified to-
day that Hon. John L. Massey will
speak at King William Courthouse on
August oath (court-day). lie will have
a large audience.
RAN CHURCHILL.
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HnratOga Races.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
SARATOGA, n. Y, August A.
The races announced for yesterday
were run to-day. First race-three
fourths Of mile-won by Cleaner; Tar
tar second, Mona third. Time, l;lSI.
Second race-Kentucky stakes for
two-year olds, three fourths of mile
Quito won; Rock and Rye second,
Hattie Carlyle third. Time, l:l9l.
Third race-grand prize Of Saratoga,
handicap sweepstakes for all ages, one
and three fourth miles-Bob Miles
won; Euclid second, Vanguard third.
Time, 3:l34.
Fourth rsce-one mile-won by
Carrie Stuart; Minnie Meteor second,
Leroy third. Time, l;iS. The winner
was sold for $500.
Fifth race-frec handicap steepie-
chase, about one and a half miles
Repeater won b. two lengths Mystic
second, Iolanthe third. Time, 3:3J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-15
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Secretary Endieott on thc onesiion or ~.
s,entue cnIcers for Coiored Resinienu-No
Determination TO be shown.
llIy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE
following letter, addressed to member
Of Congress who has been working to
secure change Of assignment Of one
Of the recent West Point graduates to
colored regiment, is interesting as
showing what other graduates may ex-
pect during Secretary Endicott's admin
istration. At the request oil the War
Department the names Of the parties
referred 20 are withheld:
WAR DEPARTMENT, A. G. o.,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7, 1885.
Sir: Your note of the 18th instant,
asking the Secretary Of War to recon-
slider the action stated in my letter Of
the Sd instant relative to the assignment
OF Lieutenant - to the - regiment
was handed to the Secretary yesterday,
and his reply thereto is as follows The
Secretary of War regrets that reasons
stated in the letter Of the Adjutant-
General do not convince you that he
cannot properly change the assignment
Of Lieutenant If every officer
assigned to duty in a cOlored regiment
objects to such assignment on account
OF the fact that the troops are colored,
it may be impossible to procure officers
for those regiments. You must bear
in mind that they hold the same status
in the army Of the United States as any
other troops of the line. All regiments
stand on perfect equality before the
law. They are equally intrusted with
the keeping of the flag and with the
honor of the country; and 1t is as i'm
portant that colored regiments should
be well Differed and led on all occa-
sions as other regiments. While I'M
der the law they are maintained as
part of the army OF the United States,
he Secretary of War can know no
inequality, and it is his duty to assign
officers to them upon the same princi-
pies which govern the assignments Of
all officers. The good Of the service,
the provisions Of law, the discipline of
the army, and unhesitating obedience
to orders demand that officers should
acQuiesce when assigned to such regi-
ments.
Very respectfully your obedient SER
want, r. c. DRUM,
Adjutant General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-15
Appeal for an Extra Session OF Con.

lBy telegraph to the Dlspaich.l

by telegraph to the Dlspaich.l
PITTSBURGH. August 1.-The
trades organizations throughout the
United States will issue a petition to-
morrow requesting President Cleveland
10 call an extra session Of Congress, to
be devoted exclusively TO measures for
the relief of the industrial classes Of
the country and the revival of business.
The petition, after calling the attention
Of the President to the general stagna-
ton Of business, says:
"1he conSeqO ..snces Of this depres-
SION are e. recially severe. upon the la
0'rrg people, small manufacturers,
and farmers, who are without any re-
serve means upon which to live or to
pay their debts and save their homes
ard small properties from forced sale.
Employers and employed are involved
in common disaster, and believe
that 1t IS in the power Of Congress and
the Executive to greatly relieve this de-
preston by wise legislation"
II asks that the extra session be
convened on or before the last Monday
in September, 1885.