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HYGEIA HOTEL For SALE.
THIS CELEBRATED HOTEL
WITH ITS
FRANCHISES, FURNITURE, AND AP-
PAREL

4 ia NJ Alf1l-for h4fA y WI NV -
PAREL
will be offered for sale a. Old Point Comfort
Va, by public auction, on
THURSDAY. October 7. 1888,
unless previously sold NJ private sale.
Al great cost Mr. Harrison PhOeous MADE
The Hygeia" the most famous Of Ameri.
can hotels. 10 Ia fiBt-class IN every respect
and In all OF It's appointments. by reason
OF It's locality and other advantages II
stands without rlval In the United states.
II has rooms for one Thousand guests. IL Is
furnished most deliberately IN all OF us de-
paftments vita the hest and latest styles or
furniture. The buildings are In compete
order: the drainage and sewerage not 10
be eScelled.
Persons wishing 20 purchase viii visit and
INSPECT he premises; 10 such the fullest In
formation IN all It's details Will be given.
TEHMs: One fourth in cash: the balance
ia four equal annual payments bearing IN
terest from the day of sale; the deferred
payments TO be sufficiently secured. de-
uOsit OF SIC, 900 will he required on the day
OF sale; thirty days will be allowed In which
10 comply with the terms OF sale, when
possession VIII be delivered.
Should the highest bid, in the estimation
OF the executors, not approximate the value
Of the property, they reserve the right 10
reject the same. The executors are au-
thorized to receive private bldsfot this pro-
perty. ANNlE J. PhoEbOS'
L. 4. WOODEN,
J. q FULTON
Executors OF Harrison Pm Oebus.
Sc 5-Su&wtOc6
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I TOTAL rCLfpsE

A TOTAL ECLIPSE
N ~ al other medicines by Dr.. r Y.
Plefre's Golden Medical Disc0very " aps
preaching. Unrivslled In bilious disorders.
IN pure blood. and consumption, which IL
scroiulous disease OF the lungs.
DELICATE DISEASES
~ either sex, however induced. promptly,
thor oughly, and permanently cured. seed
10 cen u In stamps for large illustrated trss-
iise Worlds Dispensary Medicsi Associs-
ton, eos Main street. Buffalo, MY.
YEARS TEACH MORE THAN BOOKS.
Among other valuable lessons impaired
by this teacher Is the fact that tor very
long time Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has been the prince OF liver
corfectives and od-puriners, being the
household physician OF the poor man. ana
ths able consulting physician To the rlcn
patient. and praised by all for It's magnih-
cent service and efficacy In ali diseases OF .
chronic nature ~ maisrfsl poisoning. ALI
ments OF the respiratory and digestive sys-
TENS, liyer-dissase and In all cases whers
the use OF an alternative remedy Is indi'
Gated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

"There's something inexplicable about
the mental makeup Of woman" re-
piled Fogg to . female acquaintsnss.
Z" There's that Mrs. Smith, for example.
She's utterly unable to handle Q horse,
and yet she drives her husband around
As though he were 9 baby" "Ah,
but you forget" replied the lady :" the
horse, you know, Is . very intelligent
animal. '-Exchangs.
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STATEMENT OF REV. II. NJ. PICKENS.
GRErNvrLLE S. c.. June 2I, 1883.


The Sici0 Specific Company:
Dear Sirs.-About four years ago was at
tackled with what the physicians pro-
nounced neuralgia rheumatism, accompa-
nied with eIyslpelas. My appetite JAILED me
entirely, and / had an intermlttlng pulse
and very irregular pulsatiOns OF the heart.
A terfib pain Soon came into my chest
and shoulders. and l became so helpless
that could attend 10 no business at all.
The pains were movable and would some.
times pass from one part OF my body TO
another. Finally the efysipelas broke out
on my left band and arm and produced
much swelling. ] was afflicted for eighteen
months and. Of course, used great many
kinds OF medicine. but nothing gave me re-
lief Friends finally persuaded me 10 try
Swifts Specific. which did. | noticed
decided Improvement while taking the nrSt
bottle, and continued It's use until had
taken about one dozen. when | found my
self entirely recovered. with no sigu OF the
disease left except a stiffness in my hand,
resulting nom erysipelas hlietaklngtn the
medicine | gained on an average two pounds
of flesh per week. / think your y. ,. y.
valua BILE medicine, and frequently recon-
mend 10 TO the afflicted.
Very truly yours, X. NJ. PIcRESs.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on
Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Sc 25-lw drawer g. AtlShta' "s'
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REAL ESTATE ar ra,s.tE N'.l'

=
E0R SALE, A MAGNltlCENI q
Il HOUSE on south Th.rd s.fr't'
handsome and luxurious: 4 b. "a l -. .,
Also. an EXCELLENT DMEL-tN" va
Main near Third street, suitable Zoo F-'-
stefan. .,..,... 81,
Also an ELEGANT FRANkLlN-sIh"S'
RksiDENCE.
In addition TO the above | haze Wan,
houses both north and south VI Broad a4'''
for sale. ..
II you have property you desire ~ ~ -,
OF or wish TO rent out would be peh''" 80
have an Interview. ,,,u,r
40 asst y. W, ~" T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26
AuCfION eALEs-rasurs Days
BY >. Thompson Brown a Co.,
Reel Esfsts Agents and Auctieneer,
Ills east Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF FRANZ
i DWELLING on MARSHALL Rs
TWEEN THIRTIBrH AND TnlRfS'
FIRST sTREE1s.-By virtue OF d.
OF trust executed by A. J. DnnFu..
and wife TO JOHNS Straus - qfs., truslas.
dated 4th OF August. Assn, and recorded
Richmond Chsncery Court. Deed Book ia
A. page 2i2. and where's default h.,
been made, and being required so 10 Az
we " III sell on the premises. on
FRIDAY, 1sT OCTOBER, 1889.
a. 8 O'Clock Y. 81, the following real es'a,.
to.wit:
"AlI that certain LOT OR PtRcEI. og
LAND lying aud being In the city OF X -.
IA ond on the tonth slice OF Marshall s're.t
between Tbirtietb and Thifty-irst sfreef,
beginning at point ON the said south Ia,
OF Marshall street 1872 feet east % fn,rt.ei,
street. thence running along the souIh I..
OF Marshall eastwsfdly 70 feet. ana rsr.
ming back sorthwsrdly between paraIo
lines 1870 feet,
TERMS OF SALH: Cash as 10 eSporsas s,
sale, and st53 81. aud the residuo a. Al.
nounced at sale.
JULIUS sTRiUs,
W WESTW uOD
J. THOMPSON BRONV.
Irus %
J. THOMPSON Brown & Co., Anc,loase-,
~ rs
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The last scene in servant girls life
Ia often kerosene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

by virtue Of certain deed OF trust ~ Poe
cord ln the clerks Office OF Richmond Chan
Gerry Court In Deed Book 1870 A, PAGE q.
default having been made In the pay u.H'
Of the note thereby secured. and belug r.-
qulred by the holder thereof 30 20 dp. Hr
viii sell, by auction. on the PREMISES. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1883.
at 81 O'Clock =. NJ. the above VERY AZ
IkAUTINE AND INVITING PROPERTY,
great deal has been said and Wl '.,.
concerning the future 81 Broad street .-..
perry. a great deal ye' remains uush'i as
unWritien. In some cases the subject Dee .u..-s
tie en- helishmenN OF the aucti0neers pen
but in this instance tue imaginative
MUS OF the auctioueer can remain al Pest.
as the property pyramld.like stands iu
bold rplef and invites him Win money t0
con md buy.
II MS: As required by '1e decd ctsl
sufIic mt 70 pay expense uf sale aud 81 lY'r
forg7 500. Win Interest fluu tue E8fu is.
Of August 1885: but. hos npu>cut ~
parties In Interest, more l.perl terms usN
be announced al the time Of Sc.
\. j Cllt tHlNi
EDWARD s. R'~
Iiusfr...
CHFwNISG & RosE. Auc'i0neers. ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

Decembe 1883. duly recorded, ana a. ..r
request OF the creditors therein secured W.
will sell al public auction az the auci ru'
house OF Ielsh Brothers & Phelps, Ia Nor
folk, Va, ON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1883,
at IL NJ, the following property-to ".
All that csrtsin railroad known ~ 4 D..
AEHkRKI N-NALLEG kAILhOAD c.u'
slructed and now operated between Hlrf'-
ford, Va, and MargaTettsyuie IN Nor-
Carolina, together with tue BOaiOei $50
peTstructure. and kLslts ~ way ~ gre
main line OF said railroad, aud 81 ,r
Branches, Tracks and Siie-tracks b..u -
ing TO the "a me. including ell - Bud r-s.
Bridges, Depots, station Houses, OF o.ae'
improvements, erections 1Xtufes aud ap-
puItenances OF every kind: also, a.. tl5
Personal Property aud Equipment n's
owned by the Meherrin- Valley ltai fnal
Company. and all the Rights. Privilege.
ana Franchises OF said company
The company has in operation at'It
twenty miles OF track. standard gang ,.r-
rails running through q fertile country
transporting large qusntitiesOf .uM Jcf al
other freight.
The charter provides Tor the ex'ens o1 N
the road from Hicssfori. Va through 20
counties OF Brunswick and aec@ rhai1t
ClarksVille, Va. and the COMPANY IN'
sesses other valuable franchises AMI eo-'
nectiOns.
Terms: Cash as TO one third Of the per'
chase money, and the balance .u Two e. Csc
payments at one and twO year ~ .I.e
est from day OF sale, secured % a lieu GA
For further Information address the t'-s-
tees, at Norfolk and Portsmouth. A..
THEODORE : GARNElri
LEGH II. WATTS. $500.
Trustees Merherrin-Valley hAl fosi N'-
LsIGn BROTHERS PULLS. Auc''oae''s'
Sc
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CREED.
l. RshQiOn.
/. Religion.
We believe in the fatherhood Of God
and the brotherhood Of man.

we D6IeFe III lue ldthCInOOu W pOu
and the brotherhood Of man.
II. Government.
l. We believe in a Government Of
the people, by the people, and for the
people" IN FACT, and not in Govern
ment whose gigantic agencies for the
general welfare" are made the ready
servants of wealthy corporations.
2. We believe that other classes Of
society should share in the making and
execution of laws besides lawyers.
They have menopOlized every branch
Of the Government from It's foundation,
and their methods have not resulted in
the "greatest good to the greatest
number"
3. The toiling millions, with mort
gagged lands and mortgaged crops, can
not educate their children; they be-
lieye that the Government and State
should aid in this all-important work,
which is self.preservation.
4. We believe in a non-partisan civil
service, and utterly abhor the political
philosophy whose dictum is To the
rictOrS belong the spoiis."
5. We believe, heart and soul, in Pre-
sident Cleveland, and regard his battle
with the "spoil-hunters a" al presenting
one of the most splendid spectacles Of
honest, heroic manhood in the whole
history of Governments.
6. The great agricultural interest,
the basis of all interests, should insist
upon its claim to Cabinet officer.
7. The agricultural and mechanical
colleges should be sufficiently endowed
10 engage the highest order of talent
in developing that which lays at the
root of all prosperity.
8. We believe that school-houses are
cheaper than court-hOuses, and that the
right on the part of the State to prevent
crime is as undeniable as the right to
punish it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26
III. Polite al Parties.

/. Farmers should live in an at
mospbers higher than "partyism," aud
should not allow themselves to be urged
to the polls like 4" dumb driven cat
tie" by pothouse politicians.
2. All wrongs should be righted at
the ballot.box, and any attempt to cor
rupt it should be visited with merciless
penalties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE FARM
IN
GLOUCESTER COUNTY. VA.
ON MONDAY. OCTonER .. lss6.

at II O'Clock. We Will sell at auction A'
Gloucester Courthouse the VAIL y ..s
FAkM known as WARMER HALL i.
merry the residence OF SIR. Colin Clarke. i"-
ceased lying on severn river. In the coI.-
~ OF Gloucester. about seven miles fr'A
The Courthouse.
The tract contains about 1.l50 ACRE
and viii be sold ~ whole or IN parcels s.
LAY be desired 10y bidders. This h0s long
been known as one OF the most VALUABLE
estates ia Eastern Virginia.
The improvements consist M LAkf.
MANSION, out-huiidings kitchen. dar.
ice. house. and stables-all OF brick; aso
large frame barn and other buildings iIs
employees
About $50 acres are IN timber OF orisr,.
GROWTH the remainder IN open land. p''
ducing all OF the cereals and Otler prod
81 tastsrn virginia, shipped At litut COZ.
There is O large lawn OF eight acres In fful.
ofthe mansion. well set IN handsome suA 'e-
trees OF different varieties.
For pleasant society, healthiness, AM '.'
attractions Ofgame, fisn. oysters. AMI plant
reds. II cannot be surpassed steamers pass
Gloucester Point, on York river daily ..'
Baltimore and other northern cities. aii
steamer runs tri. weekly from NOrfo.N ip
wharf on Ware river, within Que mie .
the estate.
Fost-oflices, churches. and schools coave-
Dient.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance ip ono.
two. and three years. with Interest az ft
!. II. CARRINGTJN
NJ. I. CLARKE,
Commissioner.
We are authorized TO sell priys ely h.'',.
day OF sale and VIII be glad 10 have par .'
look At the property aud submit us .tr
oflers. Correspondence solicited
r. Is. ChAFFlN6 60.
AuctiOu"ers.
feIslP.2l22 2f2526 2s % soSoc t2S
BY Leigh Brothers y Phelps. Auctiouesr.
Norfolk. Va.
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Up addition 10 its United States assets
the unlimited resources OF the 500 ETY.. to-
eether with the individual responsibility Of
iis wealthy shareholders. 10 OF such immense
proportions as to entitle IL TO the fullest
must and confidence. In London Il does the
leading business. To those who seek rolia-
bic indemnity Il commends itsslf
" 2x-eodlm
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED wEsr.BRpAu.
STREET PROPERTY

IN q TIE IWLIlV " ItNNf VEf''''F
list. That ADMIRABLY ARRANGE
AND CONSTRUCTED BRICK STORE
WITH DWELLING AoovE. No. los e..,
Broad street between Munford and Giwer
streets
I'd. The BRICK STORE AND Dwell.
ING adjoining the above on the east, nun.
bered 700.
80. A FRAME DWELLING ailoining ol
the east, numbered 70+.
Each property has front OF 20 feet bya
depth OF IsJ feet to paved alley ~
feet wide.
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FOR SALE,
TIE MEHERRIN.VALLEY RAILROAD.

BY virtue ola deed OF trust from the NJ
herrln.NA.ley Railroad Company totl" ui.
dersigned trustees dated the lZtn usy ~
December 1853. duly recorded. and a. ,-
request OF the creditors therein secured W.
will sell al public auction az lhe auction
house OF Leigh Brothers & Phelps, In Nor
folk Va. on
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Y. Alliance.

l. This Club stands ready to make
part OF an organization whose purpose
it is to mete out fair dealing to all
classes Of men, to promote the "gen-
eral welfare" and to enter It's solemn
protest against an order Of things which
would make an Ireland Of America
which would make serfs and peasants
Of one class of our citizens, and cut
them off for all time to come from the
leisure and luxuries Of life which are
monopolizsd by those who know
nothing Of its burdens.
2. alt invites correspondence, light,
and direction from those who are phi
lapthropists at heart"
Such is an outline Of sentiments ex-
pressed and approved, and the secre-
tary Of the Club, Mr.. d. II. Thompson,
(post-ofiice address, Bufordville, Va.,l
would be pleased to hear from any who
may be interested.
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". RQiLrOQds.


/. The railroads are "common car
riers,p and as such have no right to
discriminate Between persons or places.
2. 1t is a matter Of the gravest con-
Germ that at least one half Of the vast
railroad property and railroad power Of
the United States 10 owned and manipu-
lated by foreign syndicstes located in
Paris, London, Amsterdam, and else
where.
3. The railroad should forfeit lis
charter which attempts through its off,
Gals to interfere with the law-making
functions Of the Government. The
most violent penalties should arrest
such direful wrong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

BY Leigh Brothers y Phelps. Auctione.n.
Norfolk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

By X. y. Chaflin 3 Co,
Real Estate AuctlOneers,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26
INsURANCE AGENTS.

TIE OLDEST PURELY FIRE-INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

IN ACTIVE BUSINESS EXISTENCE NE
YEARS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-26

NcNof uihu 0Ooopu, cry no
will marry the Lady Olivia and you aud
Jack will live together and be happy
ever after" As l speak | see the old,
weary, watchful eyes glance toward the
window and down the street from
where no sits be can look right down
to the other end Of the road. 1t was
one Of those dreary London days-half
fog, half rain, all mist, and dirt, aud
misery. Suddenly the old wrinkled
face grows very white and startled, and
be rises and moves to the window.
follow him and look down the street,
but ! see nobody and nothing, except
two ladies half hidden in wAter-proofs,
an errand-boy, and further off a
struggling beggar, drenchsd to the skin
and vending his way to the nearest
workhouse. Suddenly I feel q grip as
Of iron on my arm, and, looking round,
| see Sir Peter all changed and trans.
formed, all his soul looking out of his
eyes, and before could speak he had
passed from the room down the hall and
out at the front-door, and into the filthy
murky air without hat or coat. He
hurried down the road, l following IS
best may. Then l heard . half cry,
half sob, ssif Of agreat joy and long
ing now fulfilled, and l see the old man
fling his arms wildly round that beggar
mans neck and kiss him on the Inns
again and again, oh l! so passionate.
ly $50 then l pause, standing Q
little way of, unwilling to disturb so
sweet and sacred joy; then / 90 up,
and, taking both Jacks hands in mine,
/ say "Bripg him homo, Jack, and
welcome home, yourself" All, how
shall / ever forget what I saw in the
hslll Jack and helped Sir Peter iu,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
KILLED BY CRIMINAL CARELEssNEss.

A WALL FALLS ON THREE MEN-rwO DEAD AN
ONE FATALLY INJURED.
Carelessness led to the destruction of three lives
in East One hundred and fonrteeDth-st yesierua.
A wall which workmen had undermined ieii uPuu
them crushing two to death instantly ana iataiIy
ininrng another Une 81 ync weeks r.et aco workmen
began TO dig the cellars for two large tene,neh,,'
honses at Nos OBS aud go East One-hnndiru-a
fourteenth-st which are to be built Tor FG. owart-
,vort and A G. Shipman Terrence Kanc, the con
tractor had sublct the building OF the iounnn, IONS
to Edward Kelly. man with large fanny Tyb T;,t
in One hundred and -slXteenth-st between run
ana Sixth ayes Kelly began digging ihe cellar OF
one house close to the wall OF an oid two,S.oiy
brick structure at No. 2S2 EaT. & a~u T
and leased to T. J. Bnrke veterinary surgeon. he
side wall of the old building was only eight lncHes
thick and rested on shaIIow IounTsio srTad on Mr.
Burke. nor did Kelly take the ,ro"oIc
to brace up the wall when he AID his helpers
dug down several feet below the foundation Stones
The trench was abont completed yesterday and
Kelly and his men were building pew founda'lon
wall At 2 p. III. John Bigger, James Cavanaeh
and John Curtin were working IN the trench WIN
Kelly Curtin left the trench for a moment. ana
when he was only few feet away, large portion
of the wall OF the old building fell without war1
ing. The three men III the trench "ere puicu ou' VI
Curtin gave an alarm and several companies OF
iremeu were called. III few minutes OavaiaGn !. II
was dug ont. tie was insenslhle surgeon " no
took him to the Ninety -lnth Street Hosptai sain
that be fatally injured. Word oil MS uea.n II II
sent from the DOSpltd W l"c Io'e, ~
One hundred nd twenty slXth-sta few houls lNtcr
| Kellys neck had been broken and Bigger had heen
crushed Before the bodies conld he removed TO me
police station kcllys wie reached tue scene Oi te
accident. She took her husbands head IN her arms
aud gave way to frantic grief until the police inter
tered. Bigger was an unmarried man: age twenty
five and lived in Onc-hnndred .and-cigbteenth ST..
near Sixth-ave. Cavanagh has family living at
No. 42l East One -hundred-and-t thirteenth-st: Inc
| police learned that Kelly responsible Tor the
arcdont and de 'idcd to leave ady further lnvestl-
CATION to the Coroners and to superintendent
| UOench of the Buildings Bureau.
| The fremen propped up that part of the broken
wall which remained. Mr. D'Oenoh looked at tue
building in the afternoon and had private talk
| with Inspector Flannery of the DISTRICT flahhery
the owner or agent of the old building made no OBJ
| lection to the excavation. Kelly and his men look
nrnse. The old building was not occupied by a
| family at the time of the accident
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
LONG ISLAND.

FLATBrsH An unknown man about forty five years oid
killed Nv the Brooklyn. F,tDTsh and toney
1slD1 Railroad the Ave B crossing Yesterday morning
III shabby dressed and 10 thought 10 have from
the ansn0use.
WNFELn-FOr long time Mrs. Frances Braden has been
by The ball play who her grounds de-
property On SUNDAY when they attempted TO
clmb over the ence around her garden she armed nersc
with threatened shoot them II the. tres
passed Immediately four them attacked her. and after
taking the from her assaue her with scXs anu
OF the ball players William j. Car OF Long
Island Ciy and Thomas Levy Of New-Yor arrested
Yesterday Justice Nc at Newtown fined them.
FLUsHING-A the barrooms closed sunday. owing
TO the threats the local ord -Socatlon
LOyG ISLAND NOrvak Victor Klar JOhn Ke
and John Sars. Bohemia and dOcIn found In
their evei TO BE- nltch.sts. all residents OF
New.YOfk, before Justice Kavanagh yestcr
day charged with murderous assault on eNA derm1n Pack
Murray al W0OdHde station. SUNDAY nisht. The prison
for adournment until Wednesday. which
granted ocAei the County jail In dcfant OF
$500 each.
BAY SHO.E-The Manhattan Cong regatiOnal Association
viii meet this ,le Rev J. ". Brookss church
Addresses the DIS. william VI
lor. A j. BehrenGs. The visitors will dine
with r. M Montgomery. and the afternoon they Will san
on reat ont Bay.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
PLENTY ROOD AVID NO CASES or scURyE.

An article published on Sunday CIV NC an ac-
OF tae OF e Iuna'Ic Asylum Black
wells Island s-ve.clg oIdr1n q by the charity
missioner yesterday. 1t charged that the inmates
prOprriy dId >ulcrnt
The article the sId. had
ten h al not net ~
eronDts OF he siiion "a he plea ed Onr OF the state
that the cont act Edwar
aud llet by pol tcan- who rich from pro
Ecdrn ODalnc1 the
has made bal II contracts o al
awarded u bwcst bidder Arlold II
this bid s-2j.O tic has had the
Win two
ther the asylum stated u
asked r y
Comm reply called by telephone to the
ant Dent WHO'S char
here scurvy the Institution ald tie,e
la been eighteen months.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
DEMOCRATIC "REFORM' IN 1HE YATT TARD
John y. Kelly, Chief Engineer of the Steam


Engineering Department OF the Navy Iari,
yesterday and received months leave Of alb
TINS first In the Democratic plan OF
securing full control Of the yard. Engineer Kelly
that detached because no tried 10 pro the
the Government against dishonest contractors
ho had political influence through Con " Tim ."
Campbell, MI Kelly went to Secretary whitney to
nnd out the for his removal. The only answer
he got tnat the Secretary could make any
removal or detachment he saw ft without giving
his reasons stores worth $4,000 will Je delivered
the department OF which Mr.. Kelly hat charge this
year. 1t asserted that Of Mr. Camp ellis cOnstIt
urnts was examined by IA board, OF which Mr. Kelly
one, for position in the Navy Yard. When he was
asked what brass he saId 1t was rolled gold.