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JUSTICE CHEATED.
Most sickenlug Crime-A Mobilize Grim.
inal speeded Away.

inM speeded Away.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 20 Intelligence
from Verunliion, On the Lake Shore road,
west Of Cleveland, announces the narrow
escape Of resident Of that place from
lynching. John Horn, mechanic, living
at the hamlet # Birmingham, was arrested
for indecently nssaulting his daughter Alice,
aged "A. The crane was committed on New
Years Gay.
lie was taken before Justice Childs, of
Vermilion, upon complaint of his daugb.
ters, who vera greatly excited. E1rn &C.
knowleigei his guilt, and bail was fixed OF
$1,000. Daring the hearing hundreds Of
angry citizens gathered on tue streets and a
prol Ct TO lynch the brute was started The
authorities became alarmed and lhsy tele.
grapned tho railroad officers TO stop No. 5,
Ghe Laae SGCre fast tram. Crowds OF fierce
ctizsns hunted for the prisoner, but he was
got aboard The train aud lodged IN Jail at
Slnjusky Upon being locke up be asked
tor hiUle. Horn is a widowor aged 10 anu
has four Chiirel
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

DUBLIN, Jan. 20, Ear, Carnarvon and
his wife lef5 for Lon on TO day Large
crowds Of people congreso ei In the streets
to witness the departure cr tle vtca regal
party both here aud Mt klngssonA Earl
and Lad, Carnarvou were enthusiastically
cheered ali along the route. the en,husi-
asm displayed was phenomenal and seldom
has a retiring lord lieu. teen a,cor led
such harty demonstrations of the peoples
yood will
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

New YORK, Jan. 29-Charles ]. Cauda,
the newly appointed assistant treasurer, has
entered upon els duties at the sub-treasury
building His first official act was the sign
ing of number OF documents which were
brought Kim as soon as he reached the office.
1t is tehsvsd he will make but very few if
any changes among his subordinates, The
counting OF the funds by the eighteen ex-
pert counters from Washington was begun,
and it is expected that they will not com
plete their task until February s.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

PARIS, Jan. 20 Two thousand striking
employees at one OF the iron wor.s in D1casa-
vile, department Of Aveyron, attacked the
house OF the manager Of the WORKS They
brose open thu dojr, entered the building,
seizel tho manager ANA threw him out 81
tho window. Ho was then trampled TO
ieath by the angry crowd. troops went to
Decasevlll, to qIall tna disturbance, AMI re-
stored order, bu5 no5 un.il several OF th5
rioters had been killed
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31
BURGLARS.
Gophers BLOW Open safe and Make =
Haul in Cincinnati.

Haul in Cincinnati.
CININNATI, Jan. 20 Z. Getchel, manu-
fac,urer of paint roofing materials at No
24 State avenue, discovered upon opening
his office that burglars had paid him vsi,
some tim, during the night They had
blown open bis sate and taken so in cash, a
case of valuable surgical instruments, three
morocco pocketbooks and several other ar
ticles brakeman on the c., IL. q D. rail
road found couple Of drawers containing
papers and rece.p.5 Of Getzel's, also several
Keys, some two squares from the burg Carried
building.
Burglars called upon Mr Charles Doll, of
the board of public works last night, ami
carried Off two suits of clothes, two gold
watches, a hox of cigars aud a small amount
Of cash. Mr.. Dolls uepnew heard the bur
glars and pursued them TWO squares without
success
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

Nav YORK, Jan. z9.-CoL Douayin has
ben in thfs city Tor several days past, but it
is understood that be has let for Columbus
He claimed while hsre that hs had been
offered large sum OF money TO go to
EuroDs. bot that be refused, and proposed
10 500 the carries through
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

HARRoDsBURG, KY, Jan. "a terrible
DO Ter explosion occurret at the diStillery of
John b. Thompson. Alexander ToSco, the
colore1 fireman, was klllej, hotl legs heing
broken sud his eyes put CUT John Gallagher.
the miller, was badly s1unnsd, but was re-
cred within an hour The boiler, which is
twenty five feet long, was blown distance
of $50 yards over the tops OF houses Loss,
eS.00Q
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GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. % "A San An
tonia SPECIAL says that a man was arrested
there who claimed the name OF W. n.
Gratz, but who is said to BE- Joseph s. GratEs
Chicago ieweler. He is charged with
frsudulently obtaining $1,000 worth o.
jewelry from three Chicago firms and OF
disposing of it for $9,001. Hs will be taken
to CHICAGO.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 20 Coleman Free
man, colorei, Gisd of oil aga at his resid ancs
in Windsor, Oltario, opposite this city, at
the advanced age OF l2J years. He was
born IN Virginia aud was for many years a
slave, Hs came to winlsor over fifty years
ago. He was marrisd AMI has a large tam.
lily but oliy few of his children, alrea Y
very old, survive him.
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$4,000 Cattle Perish.

FORT ELLIOTT, Tax, Jan. ~. 1t is esti.
mattel that fully 1900 head of cattle lie
dead on the prairie within radius of seven
ty-five miles OF this plaza The prairie d 3gs
are nearly all dead Several persons were
badly frozen. The lowest RECORDED By the
mercury was 10 degrees below aro
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31
Menther KepNrt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-For the Ohio
Valley and leuuessse; Fair weather, pre-
coded to-day by locsl rains, slowly rising tenn
perature in the western portion, near.y sta
tiOnary temperature in the eastern portion,
northwestern winds, becoming variable.
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CAUGHT IN A BLlzLARD.
Two Families Frozen to Death ON the
Open Prairie.

Open Prairie.
FoRT SMITH, ARK, Jan. 20 News from
SINS Bols, Cnoctaw nation, says that Janu.
a,y >, two families OF royers consisting Of
nile persons, were caught IN the blizzard Of
that date II vast prairie about twenty
miles from Sans Bois and were all rroz3n e
death, together with their teams, consisting
of tour horses
They were travelling in tho direction OF
MusRogee Nothing was found in Their
effects 10 toll who they were They were
found on the ninth, all frozon stiff IN THEN
wagons, and their teams frog IN harness.
The locality Ieing remote from telegraph
Lines the news OF their terrible fate seems to
have been confined to tle Immediate neigh
hood where tbev met taeir death.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Quotations of the stock, Produce aud Cat

QuOtatiOns OF the SIDck, Produce aud Cat
tie Market, Jan. 20.
New YoRK-Noney IL pes cenG, Exchange
quiet. Governments f1rln.
Currency skies, l26 O.d; tours, coupons, l23A
bids four.anda-halts, l2l< bid.
The stock market opened dull and without any
feature, but afler the first few saies on good
buy n OF several OF the leading STOCKS, prices ad.
vanced - to ~ per cent. Uy ii O'c.ock. Ini. was
Subsequently almost wholy lost under a RAID by
tue bears On ST. Paul, but at lhs time OF writing
the market is tirm with most OF the list at the
best figures
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

VIENNA, Jan, GA dispatch from Athens
states tAar il IS Iumorej tnere that conflict
has taken Place among a body OF Grocian
and Turk ish troops, near Giassoys, ON the
Epirus frontier
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LONDON Jan 30 -lhe Evening News
states that it has the higLess authority for
stating tina LIid Salisbury has advised the
queen TO summon Lord narIlng ION TO form
a cabinet
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-31

NEWARK, n. J., Jan. 90 Charlotte Net.
calf was arrested at East Orange, for de-
frauding Mrs Eld', step mother Of Capt
Eads, out of $500 By bogus stock opera.
tionG
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"TeNNES sEEANS."


Singers anu L"NahtihE manager
RICHMOND Ind, Jan. 29-"rhe Ten
neSseeans, Jubllee singers, gave a concert
here for the UenetiJ of tae church, with poor
success L. NJ Boyer, the manager,
pocGeted the receipts ami ran to the depot
lie was caught there by the male members
OF the compsuy, and would have been
mobbed but for police interference Before
tine singers could cause mis- arrest he boarded
the Clcago tram. rhs troupe is stranded
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IttIe.

LONDON, Jan, ~ The Times CONSTANT
nope correspondent telegraphs tbas paper
that the porte intends to bastow upon Prince
Alexander the title Of mushr ami governor
general OF Eastern Roumeia
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LONDON, Jan. s9-Hor Majesty Qleen
Victoria has summoned Lord Salisbury to
Osborne to u conference.
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ROTTERDAM Jan - 49, Tue chamber Of
commerce mas declared a gainSt the increase
OF import duties
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"THE WAGES OF SIN"
DRUNKENNESS, oEeAUCHERY, DAM
NATION AND DEATH.

why Would We wreteh~d woridIings Wal.
IowWIth Wine wbHipooIa ~ hen wisdom
Teache. U.thst Immoral Lite IL Immoral
Death oas side oT tie other
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CATTLE--Choics T. extra shipping, $3.50 q 90;
common 20 far, S,.yOg40J: sgOcAers and Feeders
81 ve4 10; Texans, S5.0J 81 -
HOGS-Fair 70 gOod ~ 4Jgtoa: mixed pack
ing IS 90 cnoace heavy. 81 ga .
SdEEP-Comlnon, =. - 81 -; Texans. S2.OO4
SA
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SUGAR-Fully far. 4,sg4i4c; centrifugal white
o. a6s &C: OF whiEe, go &C; cIo.ce yeah ", oe;
wn.te CHARMED, - 90 a..
MOLASSeS-Prlne, 20 G2Sc; centrifugal, 2I9
IL
IoTTON--Mlddling uplands, S1se.
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ern, ass 81.
LA ID SPIT: January, SIS Sd; February and
Marcn is VI
wHEA New No, : winter ct Is ID: do
spring az IS d.
FLOUn-Poor demand al S.
ColSN-Sp1t. Is 71sd; January, L I'D; Feb
ruAry, Is lid: Marcn. 4 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03

10y tc'tetaph W VIZ bioP~tOAsl
MONTGOMERY, ALA, September
2.---The Democrats Of the Second con-
gressionsl district have unanimously re-
nominated ii. A. Herbert to serve q
sixth term.
sELMA, ALA. September 2,-The
Fourth District Democratic Congress
sionsl Convention renominated the pre-
sent incumbent, A. @. Davidson, to-
day on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ballot.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, September
2.--The Democratic Convention Of this
district, after renominating Mr.. Herbert,
adopted resolutions unanimously en-
doTsipg President Cleveland's Admins
fration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Opening OF the Observation-Disclosures
nud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eUts.
lCorrespon depce Of the Richmond Dispatch
HAMPDEN.SIDNEY, Sept. l, 1856.
The session Of Union Theological
Seminary opened here this afternoon at
5 O'Clock.
DR.. IL. G. Alexander has returned
from his European trip, and DR.. W. ".
Moore from the Hebrew summer school
at the University OF Virginia. DR..
Lstimer's health is restored so that he
expects to take full charge of his classes.
The other professors are in place. The
opening address will be delivered on
next Sabbath night by DIR. |. +. Latl-
mer.
At The opening this afternoon there
were twenty-four students present,
others came in afterwards, aud many
more will no doubt be in by the last OF
the week. OF the twenty-four present
at the opening, twelve arc new students
of the junior class. This class will be
considerably enlarged, it is thought.
Among the number now on the ground
are four married students.
The chapel has been handsomely re-
painted and fitted up. 1t will soon be
heated by new furnace, and he re-
seated with comfortable opera-chairs'
which have been a little delayed IN
transportation. =,
Workmen gre now burning the brick
for the erection OF a new professor s
house of modern style, designed by
Architect @. P. E. Burgwyn, OF your
city, and to be erected by Builder W.
b. Snead, of Lynchburg. 1t Will be
handsome and commodious structure
to be occupied by DR.. W. W. Moore
Associate Professor Of Oriental Litera'
ture. 1t is hoped ne will soon enter It,
LONG FELLOW.
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r.....~. Aren't - schsarE rsrniss
1nssr Attention % rhis fndu'-
s.x-otesr Mattssss

800. asssussen % Thss nnaus-
sry-Osbsr Matters.
,covvesroptsnce Of the Richmond Dispssch)
LyScHBuRa, September 2. 1885.
An effort Is being made to perfect .
,r;,-srovers' association 10 this city
and Tbs country adjacent thereto.
Much interest is being developed on
,h;s subject heresbouts, and the sue
cessful and profitable cultare OF the
crane in Albemarle and nsighboring
COMMITTEES has had decided tendency to
emulation, and this is being very ma
teriAlly aided by the present low price
az tobacco and other farm products
heretofore cultivated. An English gen.
tlensn who settled within five or SIX
miles from the city few years since
has already planted out thirty acres 10
grapes that are in very promising
condition. The profits will beat un-
saleable "lugs" so far that 1t Is only
a question of brief time when much OF
The latter will be superseded BY the
former profitable industry.
There will be q competitive driii OF
infantry as one Of the interesting fes-
lures Of the approaching fair. Four
compauies have already entered the
list--yiz.. the Home Guard and the
Blues Of this city, and company each
from Farmville and Danville. A gene.
raj desire is expressed that the capital
of the State should be represented on
the occasion, though as yet We nave
heard no intimation from that quarter.
A prize of 5000 will be awarded the
successful company.
The police records for the month OF
August exhibit total Of BIC arrests
and for all kinds of offences. The ar
rests were divided as to sex and color
as follows: White males, ll3; white
females, l6; colored males, ll6; colored
females, II.
Tom Young, of Tazewell, OF whom
mention was made in yesterdays Ots-
match. and Who was indicted in Mont
eomery county for robbing the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company, has
been convicted aud sent to the psniten-
tia,y for eighteen months. This is the
third of the gang who has been con-
vicied. >.
The weather for the past twenty-tour
hours is quite suggestive OF overcoats'
Subscription papers are out for or
ganizing a joint stock telephone enter
prise between Lypchburg and Danvlile'
IL is believed that it will be successful
REX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03


assistant secretaries. The body VAS
only in session abov.t three hours al
told. A short hcus is soon carried:
The candidate vas put 10 nomination
by Judge Wood, Of Scott, and Il vas
seconded by Major Holloway, Of the
zane county, who said that Scott would
give Is much majority for Bowen as
farewell. Thai will hardly be the
case. .Txewell gave John Wise i,i0o
majority. But It will drop oil from
that 500 in this fght. Scott will not
90 over 800.
Ths Convention undertook to adopt
. platform. They declared in favor OF
the abolition Of the internal-revenue
system. The Convention tried to dodge
The currency question, but finally said
that Il was in favor Of the financial
policy Of its party. The Blair bill vas
used also as cadgel to strike at the
Deraocrats. There are more Repuoli-
cans in Congress now than Democrats
sw ho are opposed to the bill.
The Building Committee OF the
Southeastern Asylum is now in session.
The contract TO light the building Will
be let at this meeting.
The weather is very fine. Crops are
abundant. QUID NUNc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03

NUa1Do1o - NSWDTe SewSs
,ro,vvsrou dspos Of The Richmond Dispatch.i
NEwroRr News, VA,
September l, 1885.
Tia entrances and cIesrsnces Of YES
sells frsm this port for che month Of
August were as follows;
Eafyonces.-Americsn IL, tonnage
os.042; British l6, tonnage 1884 (;
Spanish 1, tonnage 1889; German l,
tonnage 1873; Italian !, tonnage 699 ;
Norwegian /, tonnage ss9. Total 81,
tonnsgs 1891.
Observation-Disclosures 26, tonnage
39.25l; British Is. tonnage 1883 ;
Italian /. tonnage coo; Spanish !, ton
mage 1889; German l. tonnage l,57s
Norwegian /, tonnage SS9. Total As,
An increase over August, 1885, Of
EntYsnces Ia, tonnage 1888; clear.
spces %, tonnsge 80, 626.
Domestic Erports.-Whsat, 1884,
GAO: -four, sl0,370; lard, sio,2io
bacon. ss,472; coal, a9,264; lumber
$500; bags, 3,342; slaves, $4,000 ;
sundries, e49O. Total. s65S,0os--sn
increase ever August, 1885, of $685.
CSC.
Tmpors.-Coffee, sll.245-increass
over August, 1885, s9,lS9.
Amount Of domestic exports from
this port during the year ended August
Al. 1886, "A, 401,67S. PAUL.
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AUCTION AALkb-future Bays.
BY X. b. Chsllin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. A NICE FARM OF III ACRES, MORE
OR LESS. WITH A GOOD DWELLlNf.
&C, THEREON. ABOUT Ten MILES
WkST OF RICHMOND ON THE kiN ~.
ROAD.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust from
o. L. Tinuey and wife, dated May Q, 1852,
recorded in HenrIco County Court, Deed
Book ll6. page 1872 and at request OF Oene-
ficiary, default having been made IN me
payment OF a note secured therein, VIII
sell by public auction, In mont Of Henflco
county courthouse. on 900.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1855,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the FARM described IN
sa q deed OF trust, as follows: " All that
certa n tract or parcel OF land. together with
ali the buildings and improvements tnere'
on, rights, ways. and afpurtenances tnereto
beionging, lying and being I'm the county OF
Ueprico, state of Virginia, about ten miles
west OF the city Of Rich mond on the River
road, and containing III ACRES, more or
For further information apply at the Office
OF the auctioneers.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale ana
TO pay a note OF SEQ. with Interest nom May
o 1853. Credits as 10 sac due May g. lss7
SEQ due May 9, 1888; 500 due May 3, 1889; ;
and 81 .lgG due May 2, 1890. Balance ON
terms 10 be announced at sale.
X. B. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
Sale by Il. i. CHAPLIN q Co., Auction
GERS su26
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WEST VIRGINIA
Hen. ". =. cAiltsa Nominated for STATE
seaater-A An important Canvass
xsnna and COL the OPP
posing LesdsrA
lvvscsal telegram TO me Dispaicn.l

CrARSEsroS, W. VA. September
c--aou. w. =. Chiffon, Of this city,
YES nominated by acsiamation here to.
<isy for State senator from the Fourth
senesmial district Mr.. ChiItcn Is .
youpg man. = sterling Democrat, and
sbarss the popularity Of his law part
ner, Senator Kenaa, in this district.
Candidates for the House OF Dele
Psse, from this county have not yet
been nominated. This legislative cam
.yaien Ia OF nero than usual interest,
81 the Legislature meets this winter TO
select q successor 10 Senator Camden,
and the State Senate which is elected
this fall holds over. and, together
with the Rouse Of Delegates elected
two years hence, elects successor TO
Senator Kenna. Already the fight Is
becoming lot, and the Republicans are
combining with the Greenbackers and
all other elements opposed to Demo-
cratic supremacy for the purpose Of
carry ing the Legislature and defeating
Camden, who desires to be his ogn sue.
cessor. Should tbey succeed, General
Nathan Golf, a new member Of Con
rress S,om the Wheeling district,
and Steve Elkins--with chances in
favor Of GofE--will be candidates
for Csmden's place. 1t is quite a
coincidence that the chairman OF both
congressional campaign committees
should be from West Virginia. There
are several points Of resemblance be-
tween the two men, also. Both are
comparatively young, General Con
being few years the older. Each is
the hardest worker, the shresdest and
most popular in his party, aud each has
been given the highest place within the
gift of bis party, but here the resem'
blsnce ceases.
OF Kenna's reelection there is no
doubt. OF COTS there is very great
doubt, in spite of the fact that the
combination of Republicans and Green
hackers is powerful one. With West
vhginia's favorite son, John kenna,
the Mountain State will always be
found rolling up Democratic majority.
Judge j. II. Brown, Of this city, was
nominated at Anderson as the Repnb-
lican candidate for Congress from the
Third district.
The Greenback Convention which
met here to-day endorsed the nomina-
ton Of the Republican Convention as
above.
NJ. vanpelt, who was shot at Fayette
yesterday by Jake Isabel, died to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03
HowEN NOMINATED.
Republicans of tho Niath pi,trici

Tie Republicans of ,he Ninth pistrici
Cheese rhis Lamb for slaughter.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dlspatehl
& MARION, September l, 1886.
The Republican Nominating Conyen-
ton has just adjourned siae die. The
body sends forth as its champion Colo
mel Henry Bowen, OF Tszesell, who
was elected 10 the Forty-sighth Con-
eress four years ego. There were two
or three others---to wit: Captain Blair
Of Wytbe, Colonel French Of Giles,
end Major Holloway Of scott--sho
would have been pleased 10 receive the
pominstion but they were too weak
to get . bearing before the body. Colo.
pel Bowen had enough instructed to
fiye him the nomination on the FIRST
ballot. That settled 1t Is to others,
end Bowers nomination was made By
reclamation. The Convention was ten.
possrily organized with Colonel
Say of Wysho. - chairman.
The Committee on Permanent Organ.
Izstion made Major II. @. Wood. Of
geots. chairman Captain Anderson, Of
Rnsasll, secretary, and eli other editors |
u Republican papers IN the district |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03
rrHsr coSGa.ssIosAL DISTRICT.
Tho Republicans Nominate BaiiS
Brown. Of Acc0maek.

Inc hfp1Dtttah>
Brown. Of Acc0maek.
Correspondence ofihe Richmond D'spatch
TAPPAHANNocR, August 81, 1886.
The Republican Convention for tho
First congressional district met hereto
DAY. After electiDg Judge Il. W. = Dam Dam
geffield permanent chairman and Griffin,
Of fredericksburg, secretary, and APP
pointing the usual committees, the
body proceeded to make nominations.
Colonel Il. NJ. Mayo, Hon. j. b.
Sepsr. and Thomas II. Bsily Brown,
we're placed before the Convention. On
The second ballot Thomas ii. Baily
Brown. of Accomack, was nominated.
The Convention was composed more
Of the white element than any ever held
in this district in the past. The pro-
ceedings were reasonably harmonious
and enthusiastic. OMEGA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03
Rnicher Mnkss a sncech.

Especial telegfa m 10 the blspatcn.l
LURAY, VA, September 2.-Mr.
Charles W. Butcher, independent can
didste for Congress from the Seventh
district. addressed small audience
here last night, composed Of represen-
tatiyes of both political parties, drawn
together by curiosity. The speech was
a poor one, and not calculated to at
tract any voters to the support Of Mr..
Butchers candidacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03

COMM CTIONS:
At OLD POINT closely with the New
YORK., philadelphia, and NoriO'k railroad
for Philadelphia and New York, aud witn
lines for Washington, ID. g. and BaIt mofo
At NORFOLK fOr VIRGINIA BEACH
Sure connection same afternOou) ana al
southern points:
At VIEWPOINTS NEWS for smithneia.
Va, ..
And at CHA REMONr with the Atlantic
and awhile railroad for Waveriy, HieSs-
ford, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-03

TOR RENT, ID W E L III \ G "a
Il Houses Nos 400 aud 1921 north ~
Fourth street, newly fitted up with all
modern improvements Apply TO
II. L. PELOUZE.
Sc 2.3t lC2 Governor street.
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