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Important Omission.


"Grover, step here for q moment,
please"
Yes, dear, what is it?"
"Grover, did you write that letter to
Albany-that my finger is on?"
"Yes, darling, ha ha pretty well
turned, don't you think SOP"
slave they printed it just exactly
as you wrote it, Grover9 Just look it
over carefully"
" Why, yes, desrest-I thought it
would please 'em--yes, that is just as
| wrote it, love--why9"
swell, Grover, it remarks: In
present surroundings and all that tho
future may have in store ! must refer
10 the time lived in Albany as the
hsppies. period Of my life.' Is that as
you wrote it?"
Certainly that is--didn't they put
1t on s-hsng 'em they left that of! |
added excepting the last six or seven
weeks F"
"Ars you perfectly sure you added
that, Mr.. Cleveland? Very we'll; !
will forgive you them"
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The Dulanev Case.

Our friend Of the Lynchburg Ad.
rance has not yet been convinced that
the Commonwealth ought to claim the
coupons with which Mr.. DULANEY
paid his taxes. The whole argument
Of the AdrGnce may be stated in brief
in its own words--as follows:
"The State can't honestly want to
collect its taxes from citizen more than
once, and Dulaney was made to pay his
taxes by the sale Of his property"
That's the whole csse. Let us see if
DuLANEY paid his taxes twice. He
rendered coupons in payment Of his
taxes. The sheriff refused to receive
them, and levied upon and sold his
property, and thus made him pay them.
What next? DULANEy sued the
aheiiif for damages, and in making his
claim, ayeIred that no had offered the
coupons in payment Of his taxes, and
had ever since held them, and still held
them, subject to the order of the Com
monwealth Tor sheriff. Whereupon a
jury assessed damages against the
sheriff at q sum that covered the value
of the coupons rendered and refused,
end also the punitive damages
which they decided Mr.. DULANEy
ought to have. In word,
be was reimbursed his actual damages,
and was also awarded punitive damages.
He recovered not simply as much IS
his taxes amounted to, but aconsidera.
bic sum besides. lie was paid back ri
The money that the sheriff got from hin
under the levy, and an additional sum.
Surely, then, the coupons must now be-
long TO the Commonwealth. He has not
paid dime Of taxes, for he has received
back all that his property sold for and
1 coed deal more. The Commonwealth
he not asked him to pay bis taxes
tWics.
Whist did DuLAsrY sac fort 10
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MUCH MIXED.
THE POLITICAL ASPECT or AFFAIRS IN
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Public Looking for General hahones
Answer to Brsdy-what Will tx
Governor Cameron Doi-Pe-
tersburg News.
oftha Rlchmond pIspatch.l

Correspondents ofthe Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, Sept. 81, 1886.
Political matters have been very quiet
| for several days, nothing occurring to
even start a breeze. Meanwhile, how
ever. the Republican Executive Com
mit,ee, Of which General Mshone i the
head and front, and the all in all IT
may be truly said, has not been idle in
making the fact known throughout the
district that Mr.. William E. Gaines Is
the regular nominee Of the Republican
party, and advising all Republicans TO
tote for him. The fact was daily an
noupced to the Republicans at Oinwid-
die Courthouse yesterday, though Mr.
Gaines himself was not present
to speak. Mr.. Gaines has not
aroused the enthusiasm his friends
expected. The reason is plain-his
nomination was opposed by the re-
spectable element of the party, aud
that element is by no means reconciled
TO his candidacy yet. General Malone
and all of his immediate friends bitterly
opposed him, and while the General has
Welded to the inevitable, many OF his
warm personal followers have not &C
cepted and will not accept the situation.
Much interest attaches to the course
Ex-Governor Cameron will adopt in the
canvass in this district. lie has not
vet decided what he will do, and will
await further information before he
acts. In the mean time the public are
awaiting with much interest the answer
of General Malone to Colonel Brady's
charges, which, it is expected, will be
made public in day or two.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The Petersburg Musical Association
has begun its practicings for the ap'
preaching season, and expects to give
some delightful musicales during the
winter, assisted by the best talent that
can be obtained from abroad.
Holmes Puryear, the convicted wife
murderer, continues very cheerful in his
solitary cell, and is hopeful of obtain
ing a new trial from the Supreme Court.
He eats heartily and keeps in good
health, but sees no one but the mem.
bers of bis family.
An interesting and successful pro-
tracted meeting has been in progress
for several days at Mechanicsville, in
Chesterfield county. A number Of per-
sons have professed faith and been bap-
tized..
PERSONAL NOTES.
DR.. r. Lee Townes, one Of the most
distinguished of the graduates Of last
years class at the Virginia Medical
College, left yesterday for North Dan
vile, where he has decided to locate
and practice his profession. He is a
young man of fine family, superior
education, and is devoted to his pro-
fession.
Bishop Whittle was in the city for a
brief while yesterday, and left for New
York in the afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Richard McIlwsine, presi-
dent of Hsmpden. Sidney College, spent
a day or two this week with relatives
here.
DR.. s. w. Budd has gone to the New
River White for q recreation of few
days. ROBIN ADAIR.
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sEA-COAsT NEWS.
An Important Telegraph Ltne-Ex-
Chief OF the Norfolk Police
Convicted, DC.

ttts
Correspondence fthe Richmond Dispatchl
NORFOLK, Sept. 81, 1886.
The force of hands engaged in re.
building the Coast Telegraph line
reached Cape Hatteras this morning
and finished their work. The line has
been down, except to Kitty Hawk,
since last December. The line is Of
great advantage in time Of disasters on
the coast, but the Government has
always been niggardly in providing for
its maintenance.
Sixteen schooners from the eastern
States have arrived in port since Satur-
day to load Pocahontas coal, and the
feet now at the Lambert's- Point piers
is very large. The coal business has
developed wonderfully here within the
last twelve months, and seems con-
stantly increasing. The large grain
elevator Of the Norfolk and Western
road is also going up rapidly, and when
completed will add another element Of
busy industry to this port.
The whole police force of the city is
engaged to-day in making 8 sanitary
inspection of the private lots Of property
holders, for the second time this sea-
SOD.
Elk. Chief of Police II. G. Stoakes,
Of Portsmouth, was tried and convicted
in the Court Of Hastings yesterday of
the crime of HOUSEKEEPING and
sentenced to confinement IN Jail for six
months. Last July he broke into and
robbed the bar.room of the Ocean
House Of $50 worth of liquors.
Mr.. James L. Young, Of Portsmouth,
who was accidentally shot by his bro
ther-in-law, Mr.. Kenneth Gayle, is do
ing well to-day, and will soon be about.
Deacon Harrison Etheridge, OF Nor
folk county, was sent to the Williams
burg asylum to-day.
DIR. X. Ii. Carter and family, Of New
Orleans, who have spent the summer in
Portsmouth, left for home last night,
and the doctor, who is surgeon.in-charge
Of the Marine Hospital at New Orleans,
says Portsmouth is the cleanest and
best kept, sanitarily, Of any city he has
ever seen in the South.
The repairs to the flagship Trenton,
according to the survey, will cost over
100000. Nearly all her machinery
will be renewed. The repairs to the
trainipg-sbip jamestown, which is a
sailiug-ship, are estimated at 100000.
About $500 have been raised in the
Catholic churches of Norfolk and Ports
mouth for the Charleston sufferers.
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sued 70 ~ back The money which he
(by lsvy) had paid to the sheriff. DC
got Il. This ives the money which tho
Adsanes supposss DuLANEY to have
paid to the sheriff. But be didn't PAY
II to the sheriff. On the contrary, ne
forced the sheriff to hand 1t bask TO him.
Now, whose are the coupons3 Do
they belong to the Commonwealth,
which was compelled to pay him tor
them IN money, or to the man who has
pocksted the money paid for them?
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BoYDToN, VA, Sept. 20, 1886.

DOD D1ON, A., Oept' ~, loOV'
To Whom IL May Concern;
have just seen in the Dispatch Of
the 18th card from the Virginia Buff
falo Lithia Springs Company, accom-
panied by the endorsauon Of the repu-
tation and credit Of this company by
certain Richmond merchants. Neither
upon this endorsation or the motives
which prompted it have / any comment
to make. 1t was the right of these gen.
tlemen to give it, and certainly shall
make no complaint that they have
thought proper to do 80. AS regards
the company, have simply to say that
my injunction against them was OBJ
tanned upon the allegation both of in
solvency and fraud. This allegation
they have denied, and this denial makes
up the issue between us. AS this issue
is to be tried and determined by the
courts Of the Commonwealth, and not
by the general public or the Richmond
merchants referred to, / decline any
public discussion Of the matter. This
company, in several different cards,
have Wanted their confidence in the
courts of Virginia. With some apps-
rent inconsistency, however, they arc
now making an effort to remove the
cause to which we are respectively
parties into the United States courts.
do not propose to engage in game
Of threat and braggadocio with the com.
psny, and in conclusion will only say
TO them that Arm content to abide the
srbitrsment Of the courts, either State
or Federal, and that before either tri-
bunal they will find one opposed to
them not to be deferred by any means
within their power from . firm, deter
mined maintenance Of what he believes
to be his rights.
THOMAS F. GooDE.
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A Card.

To the Editor of the Dispatch
find the following piece of alleged
news in your Raleigh IN. C.) dispatch
Of the 9th instant:
Recently some papers in this State
have attacked Washington Bryan,
president of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad, charging him with
fslsifying accounts to the amount of
$4,000. Governor Scales did not
believe the charges, which were con-
sidered by some as malicious. An
investie alton Of all the books and
accounts shows them to be unfounded."
Being the editor who made the
charge that there was a difference be-
tween the reports of the president and
the treasurer of the Atlantic and North
Carolina railroad, | feel called upon to
correct the impression that the above
may make. / made the charge through
the columns Of my two pspers-the
Kinston Free Press and the Wilson
Adrdnce-that there was a difference
between the reports of the president
and the treasurer Of orer seventeen
thousand dollars. The published re-
ports of the company show this differ
ence, and the weak attempt to white
wash the administration has deceived
no one who knows any of the facts.
Any schoolboy who can add and sub
tract will readily see this differ
ence by comparing the reports.
The committee appointed to ex-
anime the report Of the president
was composed Of three directors ap-
pointed by the Governor. Their bust
ness was to whitewash the president,
and they did it as best they could,
when the facts are taken into considera-
ton. They reported the report of the
president correct, but neglected to say
anything ofthe report of the treasurer.
boldly assert that there is differ
ence of Orer serenteen thousand dollars
between the reports Of the president
and treasurer, and | defy any man to
show that there is not, according to the
pubhshedreports Of the company.
regret, sir, that your Raleigh cor
respondent has made it necessary for
me to write this, but hope, as matter
of justice to the public and brother
editor, that you will publish it.
Very truly yours,
@. G. DANIELS.
Wilson, N. c., Sept. 90, 1856.
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MARRIAGES.

wOMBLE -wENDENBURG. - Married,
Septic mber goth. AZ noon, by Rev. DE-. Will
son. Of Hampton, Va, DIR. JOHN G.. WON
BILE, OF Baltimore, Nd, 10 Miss WALESK A
NJ. whNDENBUR6. OF Richmond, Va.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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nEATIUs

BUNDY.-Died. September 18th, Mt 8
O'Clock. ut the residence OF his parents. A.
u, and NJ. A. Bundy, 92l north Second
street, POwHATAN BUNDY; aged one
year and nine months.
The funeral took place from the above
residence Sunday afternoon OF o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-22
SUFFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The seventeenth annual session opens
SEPTEMBER 8, 1856, and closes second
Wednesday In June. 1887.
Students received atany time, but are adj
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Suffolk is one OF the heRithiest and most
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The corps OF teachers is efficient ana eX.
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and Languages at moderate rates
send for catalogue. MISSES FINNEG,
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OHARLESTON AID CONCERT.
" AT
RICHMOND THEATRE.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1887.

ALARGE ORCHESTRA OF PROFESSION
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The printers Of Wheeling, who struck
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EOUCArrOnAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
III RICHMOND, VA.

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MISS DANIEL WILL OPEN HER
vi SCHOOL on MONDAY September
27th. nj NO. $50 east Grace street.
Mrs. r.. Z. FANS will have charge OF the
Writing and Dictation classes.
Mons. V. l. CHOPARD will have charge
OF the French classes.
W.P.iRENT, A. NJ, viii teach Latin aud
Geometry.
MISS DANIEL will resume her classes In
FngIeh Literature for ladies and gentle
men on the Attn Of OCTOBER.
The first meeting viii be held at . z. NJ.
on that day and the regular hour for the
meeting OF the class will then be arranged.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI.
TUTE NIGHT SCHOOL.
Practically free)

The next session OF this school begins
OCTOBER Atm, 1856, with the following
corps OF teachers and assistants:
A. NJ. r. RILLINGsLEA, Prlncipal OF De
pa,tment OF Mechanical and Architectural
Drawing. ard Instructor IN Mechanics,
Physics and Engineering.
WILLIAM l.. SHEPPARD, Instructor 10
Free-hand Drawing.
LYON q. II LEE, Instructor IN Maine
W. W. Pool. Instructor IN Book-keep'
ing. 49,,
{. p. r.. BURGWYN. Instructor In Aren't
teciural Drawing. and Assistant In Me-
chanics. Physics and Engineering
GEORGE =. GRESHAM, Assistant In
structor in Architectural Drawing.
j. W. LINZ, Assistant Instructor IN
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Entries should be made rs early as posi-.
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Ninth street. W. J WHlTEHURSI,
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Al
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Hmproves
nd
Of boorenswd
nd hea
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