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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
GAISoF 20 POUNDS.
:, ,,.,,,o.'s -, ~ ~, " ESTATE. RKNrISo.

N. C1rnINGs's : RTAL ESTATE. hESI'N"' nv y,
'DIoAS Rooms. so WAsHINGToNsI
III" i''''' CHICAGO, ILL, May T. 1856.
Gentlemen. II was so reduced by dys-
,,onsia or Indigestion that thou9ht my
- rad about come, and had 10 i've
on beef ten. stale bread ana mliks etS.
80 been taking your nuify fnte
~, Whiskey and Duny's Formula Tor
enont ibree months. have gained ab0ut
twenty pounds in flesh. and can est
arCnt eyery thing. and have not ieIt SO
.i' a., f,Seity Years M. CUMlNGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2

Worthy Patriarch, John Bou,her; 4;
worthy Associate, j. W. Fisher {;
Chaplain, r. B. Wilson; Recording
Secretary, E. p. Turner; Assistant
Recording Secretary, G. II. Valentine
Conductor, Joseph N. Gill; Assistant
Conductor, L. R. Smith Inside Senti-
mel, P. l.. Tiller Past Worthy Pa
triarch, L. B. Edwards; ; Lodge Depu-
ty, Joseph N. Gill.
The following past officers were elect
ed delegates to the Grand Division OF
the State: W. T. Allen, W. L. Burton
L. b. Edwards, Joseph N. Gill, T.
lrby, John b. Ladd, G. W. May, W.
G.. Glinn. NJ. B. Portiaux, G. w. Mayo,
r. b. Wilson, G. II. Wiley, aud j. IL.
Warden. K. B. Wilson was elected
special delegate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
public speaking next Tuesday night.
There will be good speakers on hand.

public speaking next Tuesday night.
There will be good speakers on hand.
The case Of Linden Clarke, against
whom there are two indictments for
smbezzlement and Incorporating the
funds Of the Manchester Building Fund
Company, Of which he was secretary
and treasurer at one time, is set for
trial next Tuesday. Assistant United.
States District Attorney James Lyons,
Jr., will conduct the prosecution in-
stead Of Commonwealth's-Attorney
Page.
When the jury which tried Thomas
Cordra for cutting Peter Judge brought
in q verdict OF guilty" and fixed his
punishment at one year in the psniten.
tiary, Judge Clopton asked for new
trial. lie Withdrew tho application
yesterday and Cordra will be sentenced
in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
sunday Ice.

According to custom, the delivery
OF ice on Sunday is discontinued Octo-
Der ls,. On and after this date ice
for Sunday will be delivered Saturday
afternoons, commencing this Saturday.
Should any customer be overlooked
or not properly attended to, he will
please notify office by telephone by 0
o'clock tonight, or as soon IS possible
thereafter.
RICHMOND Ice Co.,
j. c. SMITH Ice Co.,
TRANSPARENT Ice Co..
Mrs. JANE KING Ice Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

WHERE To FIND PEAEIs.-Scientinc peo-
pie have been lnstructug folks where to
look for pcsrls: but right here In Richmond
and adjacent territory they abound-ln the
mouth OF every lady and gentleman who
uses MINOT's nENTFRiCE. by all drug
gists rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
The President WIZ visit Richmond.

Mr.. George W. Mayo, secretary Of
the State Agricultural Society, yester-
day received stelegram from President
Robert Beverley, sent from Washing
ton, saying that the President had as
sured him that he will certainly attend
the Fair here on Thursday the 2lst in
stsDt, and will probably bring Mrs.
Cleveland with him.
In the Associated Press kilograms
received by the Dispatch last night
was the following:
WASHINGTON, October Among
the Presidents visitors to-day was
delegation from Virginia, headed by
Robert Beverly, who invited him to at
tend the Virginia State Fair. The
President said he would consider the
invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

This favorte home for the sick has
been refurnished to some extent and
been reopsned with bright prospects.
DR.. Mcclure, who has been on trip
to Europe, will return here in few
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

The Central Female Institute, At
Gordonsville, Va, has been unusually
successful this year. There are now
present about ninety pupils, and the
boarding department lacks only four
of being full.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
SMoKE TRIXY CIGARs.

ATCAnELL's PHAkMACY, Third and Main
streets, Wolf-Trap Lithia. Buffalo Llthia,
Fetlesda aud an mineral waters on draft
a. by the hottie. Peep Rock, vichi. Kis-
sengen, Plain soda 6c.. delivered In syphon
bottles anywhere In the city.
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" EETINt.s.
DOYAL ARCANUM.-THE ,

DOYAL ARCANUM.-THE -
IL members OF McCARr III Yy-,Sk
COUNCIL, No. 4ee, ROYAL AR GNtF
CANUM, Will atte nd stated meet. SSs
ing in Central Hall. INN street. on THIS
saturday EVENING, october 2, 1858. at
O'Clock Members OF sister councils are
Invited 10 be present. Candidates for inl-
tlatiOn will please Oe prompt.
by orcer OF the Regent.
WILL 81 II. TYLER,
oc5-ft Acting Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
MR.. PoWDERLY.
The Philadelphis Press SAYS

Genera Master. Workman Powderly left
his home on Wednesday for the Rich IN end
Convention ofthe Knights OF Labor. Whiie
mere ofa democrat In his political prefer
enees than any thing else. slr. PO Osderly
has no patience with the efforts OF poiiti-
clans to Introduce politics into Ia.
self very emphatically on the sub.
leet. and believes II II could succeed
II would be the ruin OF the organ zatlo
Although offered several opportunities for
public Office Mr.. Powderly has kept out Of
politics because N he yielded 1t would lie.
Gtroy his usefulness as the head OF the
knights. I4e has no doubt that he Will bs
Reelected general master workman, and
without serious opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
L OF THE NURSERY.-The followings s
an extract from a letter written TO the Ger
man RcforBcd MsHgcr, at Chambers
burgh, Penn:
a BESIFACTRESS.
Just open the door ior her and Mrs. Wins
low will prove the American Florence Might
ingale OF the Nursery. of this we are 30
sure that We viii teach our "Susy' to say,
D.. \ blessing on Mrs. Mmsiow" for hel ping
her To sury i've and escape the gripping collck-
ing. and testhing siege. Mrs. WGNSIOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves he child from
pain. and cures dysentcry and diarfhTa. lt
softeus the gums. reduces Inflammation,
cures wind collie and carries the infant safely
through the tccthng period. IL PERFORMS
precisely what II Processes 20 perform. every
part oflt-nOthing less. We nave neyersee
Mrs. " inslOw- know her oaly through the
preparation OF her Soothing syrup for
Children Teethms." u We had the power
weWoUld MAX, her as she 5, physical sa-
yiour 10 the infant rice. sold by all drug.
gists. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
10 2s-eodlw
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To sub, eribsrs Richmond Telephone
EXCHANGE.

Please add the following names and
numbers to your list:
3S3, Westham Dairy.
53l, Parker, Truman A, & Co.
532, Virginia State Pen,tentisry.
533, Tanner & Delaney Engine Com
psny's store.
534, Elam, James b.
535, Upshur, DR.. j. n.
$50, Ramos, NJ. b. & Co.
206, Rudolph, r. w. 4 Co.
I. ID. WILKINSON,
Assistant Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

streets, Lublns English Lavender, Lub!n's
Lsit De Concombrc. Caswell No Cologne,
Dr. Pierre's Eau Dontifrce. Mrs. Pray's
Manicure Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

QUARLFs & McCURpY. ) T.. NJ, frame
dwelling on Ccda. street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses,
mules, wagons, ctrrlgge. Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
nArNnraa POUNDS.

LrRAY CoURrHoUss, Va.
tavN leen using yonr Dufs s Pure
nstt WbiSRey for Dyspepsia VITA thee
L,si results. commenced me nse on u
stx weeks ego. and have gained thl.is,,
ihree POUNDS ! cheeTfully r,coin1inisnu 1n1isnSi
IT, ~ ~ "'' fN'''' y. HARRISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
LIEBIG's EXTRACT er MEAT.
IEBIG c0MPANY'S EXTRACT
A nE MEAT

III u
~ OF MEAT.
Finest and cheapesi meat-nayoring stock
for soups, made-tishes and sauces. An
nual sale, Z, 600, coo lars.
LIEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. lis q success ana A
boon fW which nations should feel
gnteful.' See Medical P-Sss, Lancet. &c.
Genuine only with the fac-simile OF Baroa
Lleplgs signature in blue Ink across the
label. The title " Baron Liebiz" and
photograph having been largely used by
dealers with no connection with Baron
Lebg, the public are informed that the
Liebig Company alone can offer the ar.
ticle with Baron Liebigs guarAntss u
genuineneS.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MkAr.
TO be had OF oil storekeepeu. groceu, ana
chemists. sole Agents sor the United
States Wholesale onlyl u. DAVID &
CO.. Q Fenchurch avenue. London. Ens.
land, iy17'Sasal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
GAN OF 20 POUNDS.

STRICT. JERSEY CRY. ". j.
cenflemen.-I started taking your
n1tix's pure Malt whiskeS and Dutfys
T"',gnla. making II up myself. s.nce
men | have gained twenty POUNDS IN
weight. RANDALL bON0WEbh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

As A CURE FOR SORE THROAT AND
CoUGHs. BROWNS BRoSCHIAL TRocHEs"
have been thoroughly tested and maintain
their good reputatlOn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

TnR DISPATCH JOB-PRfSrISG HOUSE is
thoroughly equipped 20 DO all kinds OF
Book AND JoB-PRIsTIN0 st the shortest
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Sons or Temperance.

At . meeting OF Shockoe-Hill Di-
vision, No. 81, Sons of Temperance
the following officers were elected ;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
MR. COLLIER Z. FRAYsER.
Manchester News.

At meeting of the City Democratic
Committee held Thursday night it WAS
decided to have . demonstration and
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CARPETS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.

UIL-CIOTHc ala LlNOLKUM nsuwidths
and qualities
REDCHECK. FANCY aud WHITE MAT.
TING: NApIEKRud COCOA MATING;
COCOA. INpIA-RU BEER and OlL-CLOIII
.MA1S.
BRUSSELS 9MYRNA. VELVET and
NOQIt1-Tf RUGS:
HAS~OCkB. OTrOMANS. and WINDOW
SHADES
CUkIAlN.POLES, COKNlCtS, LOOPS,
tnd other Curtain Fixtures:
LACE WINDOW TKTAlNS. CHENILLE,
TUKCOAlAN and SILK CURTAINS;
TABLETOP us. NAPKINS, DJILlES.
and TOWELS
TRAY CI OTHS. CRUMB-CLOrHS. MAR
STILES QUILTS;
BIANkETS. COMFORIAHLES. SHEET
ING~, and PILLOW CASTINGS;
HEhS1lICHED SHEETS and PILLOW
CASiS:
PIANO. TABLE and dSTAND-CONERS:
JAPANESE ARTICLES for decorations;
STAMPED SlLASHEkS IRAI-CLpl rs.
TABLE SCARF MATS, BUFFET and
BUREAU SCARF.
We show, without any exception. the
largest ana best assorted stock Of HOUSE
kEEPING GOODS in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
CLAY-WARD ACrIyES.

This Club Will meet THIS saturday.
EVENING at p O'Clock at Thols Hall. A.
full attendance Is requested.
I. +. CAMPBELL. President.
=. Il. BBADY. Secretary. ocztt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
GA1NnE POrNDS.

WELLINCION, MASS,
February 29, 1885. !
Gentlemen. IL can heartily say nave
derived very much benefit from the use
of your luifys Pure Malt Nhiskey ana
Iufl's Formula. have gained IN
strength and added ten pounds 10 M
vciv6f. JOSEPH BOND, JR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

!. Showers during day and night.
z. Raining all day.
3. Rain In the afternoon.
Rainfall for the month, S.O7 inches.
In the table below we give the rain
fall and the mean temperature during the
month Of September for the past seven
wears
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Very good /; do so.
The reporter then read the following
ANOTHER INTERVIEW.


To another press representative who had
asked the prisoner II he intended TO make
o statement for publication. he said:
"Yes, sir: af the proper time will give
You a full statement OF the affair, and II
Here the prisoner stopped short aud said,
81 was about TO tell too much"
Is that correct?
1t is not; | never dreamed Of saying
such thing. | first saw it in the af-
ternoOn paper, and was very much sur
prised. The reporters called to see me
this morning and have promised to cor.
rect it.
You disclaim making the statement,
then?
Certainly; never made such a
statement to any one, and | would be
glad to see the proper correction made.
1t is reported and believed by the
public that at the proper time you will
make a statement to the public. Is
that true?
Cluyerius will have nothing to
say about that. | will have nothing to
say but what I have already said and
what | would have testified 10 if had
been allowed new trial.
This statement Of the prisoner was
corroborated by one of the keepers
who was present during the interyie v
with the newspaper reporters Thurs
daymorning, but the Dispatch knows It's
brethren Of the press too well to sup
pose for one moment that these re.
porters Internationally misrepresented
Clurerius. lie must have used lsl-
guage susceptible of a double meaniny.
PRISONER WITH HIS SPIRITUAL
ADVISER.
Cluverius went to bed Thursday
night about 10 o'clock. slept soun1ly,
and rose yesterday morning at !. lie
hreakfasted at Q and dined at 3 O'Clock.
There were several visitors to him
during the day. Mrs. Tunstsll, hls
aunt, who has been his steadisst frienl /,
was the first 20 call.
A few minutes after she left Rev.
DR.. William f. Hatcher was to see the
prisoner, and spent some little time
with him. During the afternoon 9th.
ers, among them Rev. W. F. g. Greg
oiy, came. Hereafter no visitors will
be allowed to see him without having
FIRST obtained permission from the City
Sergeant, James Smith, or his deputy,
Mr. Macon.
WHAT WILL HE Do.
The guess is that Cluyerius will pre-
pare an affidavit embOdy ing what he
would testify to we're he OH the stand as a
witness. lie might make public such
a paper at once through the press, or
be might use it when brought before
Judge Atkins TO be rssentenced, or he
might make il part Of his petition for
Executive clemency. If he does pre-
pare such a statement it is more prob
able that he will publish it before ho
applies TO the Governor, because it
might help him getsigners on his peti-
tlOn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
DELEGATES ARRIVING.

The delegates from Kansas City and
New Orleans have arrived and engaged
quarters at private boardlng-hOuses.
The trains arriving to-day will probably
bring many more members, but the
bulk Of them are expected to get here
tomorrow. The Washington delega-
ton will bring special excursion train,
reaching here tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
I0TlEEEEPERN ATTENTION !.

Those going 10 housekeeping or contem-
plating dong So, aud those who are now NJ
house keeping, are invited 70 come aud
inspect our
IMMENsE STOCK Of
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
MANY FOR MULLEN.
ELECTION OF CITY DELEGATES TO THE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Most Of Them for Mullen, but Hon. John
s. Wise Leads the
Opposition, &C.

A Republican convention composed
Of delegates from the several counties
and cities Of this district will assemble
At the Henrico county courthouse
fTwenty-second and Main streets) to-day
"to take into consideration tho pro-
priety of nominating q candidate for
Congress from this district in the Fiji.
tie,h Congress, and to nominate such
candidate If deemed expedient.
The Convention will be called to Or
der at 10 o'clock NJ, and will be com
posed of ninety-fve delegates distri-
bu,ed as follows Richmond city, 80;
Manchester, 4; Henrico county, IA;
Goochland, ]; Chesterfield, 10; New
Kent, 5 Hanover 10; King William, I.
The delegates from Manchester and
the counties were elected some time
ago. -,
The following is the list OF Msnches-
ter delegates, all colored: Peter Hud-
son. Charles Harris, Woodson Mann,
and James Cunningham.
They are in favor Of Masking a nomi-
nation.
Meetings were held in the several
wards Of this city last night, to choose
the Richmond delegates, with the follow
ing result:
MARSHALL WARD.
The Marshall Ward meeting was held
in Travellers Hall, on Thirty-iirst street
between n. and o. There were twenty
five white and four colored men pres
ent.
Mr.. Atkisson called the meeting to
order, and Richard Thompson (coloredl
was elected chairman, with James Ii.
Bsssett (cOlOredj as secretary.
Councilman Rowland Hill said he
thought before they proceeded to elect
delegates that there should be some
expression OF sentiment as to whether
it was the wish of this meeting that
candidate should be nominated by tho
Convention, or Mr.. Mullen be en-
dorsed. lie spoke at some length in
advocacy Of electing delegates who
would 60 in favor of endorsing Mullen.
Mr.. Dan. Alley followed in the same
strain. lauded Mr.. Mullen, and claimed
that MIR. Wise had done nothing while
in Congress. AS Republican he was
willing "to follow Mullen, gray
mule, or anything else that would de-
feat the Democratic candidate"
A colored brother endorsed every
thing that had been said in favor of
sending Mullen delegates, and hsrpcd
al great length upon the ides of over
throwing the Democratic Administra-
tion and getting the wages Of working
men increased.
1t beirg understood that the men
should be sent in favor of endorsing
Mullen, the following were placed in
nomination Isaac Peasants, James
II. Washington, Dan. Alley, Joe Sta
yens, Junius Crump, James IL. Bassett,
jerry Branch, and John Venable.
The vote was taken by rising, and
the four first named, having received
the highest number of votes, were de-
clsred elected. The other four were
chosen as alterDates.
All Of the delegates except Mr.. Al
ley are colored. After taking up
c6ileciion Of 81 to pay hall-rent the
meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
MONROE WARD.

The Monroe-Ward Republicans met
last night at Samaritan Hall. The
meeting was called to order by Ward
Superintendent Captain r. A. Paul, and
W. L. johnson tcOlored) was made
chairman; j. F. Wright (colored) vas
made secretary. The number in attend
anco was about one hundred.
Captain Paul offered the following
resolution
R,,oircd. That the delegates elected by
this meeting ne instructed 10 vote against
making nomination. but TO endorse W.
II. Mullen for Congress.
Captain Paul spoke at length to the
resolution, saying that he had been q
lifelong Republican, and wanted to see
George u. Wise " downed, "and claim
ing that the Republicans had good op-
portunity to do so by endorsing Mullen.
Captain Paul was followed by num-
Der of colored speakers who took the
same view, some of them claiming that
"Mullen was good enough Republican
for them"
Messrs. Jake Cohn, j. F. Wright,
McLain Plessants, and DR.. J. c. Fer
gusson opposed the resolution, but it
was adopted by handsome majority.
The following delegates were then
elected: r. II. Hamilton, Thomas
Scott, Joseph Deyine, Joseph Byers,
George Baker, B. +. Turner, and w.
L. johnson. All of them are colored,
except Mr.. Joseph Deyine, and all are
in favor OF Mr.. Mullen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
JEFFERSON WARD.

The Republicans Of this ward assem-
bled at WIlliams's Hall. 1t was
strictly a colcred meeting. Richard
Carter presided, with William Willis
as secretary.
The following delegates were elected {:
Richard Carter, Charles w. Johnson,
Wilson NASH, Horatio Harris, and Viii
liam Willis, with J. II. Hastings, n.
b. Jones, P. N. Seward, Jacob Jones,
and j. NJ. Elicit as alternates.
They are all colored and 80 instruct
ed to support Mr.. Mullen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
TIE UIFFY MALT WHlsKEY CO.
R.TfFu,pra AfH
CID- MISREPRESENTATION CURE

e. DrE NHlskEY Is SOLD ONLY N
-FAItu BOTTLES. NEvEE IN BULK. NJ
irfr-T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
Dufy'S Pule Malt WhlSSey
AND
DuGy's Formula.
WEIGHT AND STRENGTH.
..r or q. pnnNna.

GAIN OF Ss PoUSDs'
os1 ptyIsroS sTREEr NEW S9sK' Sos'
oo,tlemen.-six weeks ago l com,
ae,ss Si tssine your Duty s formnls, 1
Hen''u ,',,1atsty - run down in health
vs. want OF sleep poor appetite, ana
Ii,uh Ii.o Inc only i2i pounds. since tneh
w, ,esiotaiion 10 health has been Won Won
S.,fuI. nov weigh l6o pounds sSeP
vell. and have 3 goOd apPe'iVo' i"''''
hli oe''ei J." NJ ~ LOUIS WARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02

" 500 eco siugle boxes sold by Old raul
iu person who has travelled all over lhe
United states or druggists or 10y mat 20
Ceut.. OLpSAUL COMPANY, Ba timor5,
M. Oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
HE DENIES 1T ALL.
CLUvERIUs SAYS HE DIDN'T PROMISE
TO MAKE A STATEMENT,
Nor Does He Intend to Take Any Step
without the Advice Of His
Counsel, &c.

Yesterday q reporter Of the Dispatch,
learning that Cluyerius diSclsimed hav-
ing said that be would make state.
msnt and that ii would impicate others,
called at the prison and sought an in-
terview with him. Cluverius cordially
welcomed the newspsper.msn aud in
yited him to be seated.
Sir, said the visitor, I UNDER
stand that you deny having said that
you would make q statement at the
proper time, and that it would crimi-
nate others, as you are reported in
some Of the papers.
Yes.
have copy of the Dispatch with
me which contains that portion OF the
interview. Let me read it to you?
Very good ; do so.
The reporter then read the following ::