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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-25
60 FUsgL THAT FLAG.
For the Times Union.


Go tur that flag, that yellow flag,
And may il be forever;
Our State may never need that rag,
Itrust, o God, no never,
IT'S the emblem of our sorrow,
And Of this great nations fright,
But we hail the glad TO III prov,
AS the day succeeds the night.
Let angry criticisms cease,
And friends be friends again
Mar not the day OF blessed peace
With mementoes of our pain.
Let every zephyr, every breeze,
And every blossomng tlowcr,
Send out the story DER the seas
The triumphs ofthis hour!
For Florida is free once more
Invites the seeker after health
To try her cline ffom shore TO Shore
And learn TO know her greatest wealth
Prosperity again shall smile
On Columbla's fairest spot,
And all her woes aud cares er5twhile
Mid JOY shall be forgot!
EppNs Tucker.
LAKELAND, Fla, Dec. IS, 1883.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-25
HAPPY CHRISTMAS!

w. r. Wilson's Mammoth
Stock is now arranged for
Christmas Shopping, where
you can buy useful Presents,
for all the family.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

=Fs-: -cad = ~ TE-= S-se= GAIA
al N=I1co - - 81. L=-E--- rs :
u .6s ---asL = :. - $3.50 = 80
e-ea-lN-C- --a- Z zEv: --=-s = Z
SKA ---- - a g. -I--=---T 49, 49,
80 1.-s:= - - ,=-1= = z
Il c9=lo- - $50 3. - = 49, -
---s - - o-5= 49, =-c--=E = -
-. - s-e =. = ~ -
& =. t. - - - 5--Co- -Ts--
= 1919 Ca .a-1T = 49, -s--- =
.E<z-+1 :. 80 e--=- a. arg =
- --s C-C--=4-Hs = 49, -
.-.- sz - B---c- -sE= So
a----c-- ~. - 5:---2-r1 -
.-~sce y - --s-+-F-1 =: - z-
=Ts-=z :: 80 cc1-f- NV - 80
50 80 = - - - -
80 .c----T - 80 49, y - -
-r=E-E- -. - az - --=5--- =
~ = ---- ar -
~ : ~ - - 80 =-= : =
---E4-. 2-T oEt@-= 80 g. IS = -
= go 49, - 49, sTs-@-~ - -
-&s s-= o---- - I=- --- -
-4-= = a-=-. - = zLz=---= -
- = - ----E-- = 49, - = -
- $500 z-3---= = $50 - -S
.5--- - = T- L-
LIZ ~ 4- - 80 - -
---4---s 5a--=- a. ---+- E
-o= E--- -@=-z- a. ~
: - c--.-- ---4-= ~ -
Ike 49, - -E------ = : =
---=--- -= $500
--..---s - =E--s-4 E ----z--
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

TEE most =E=1t.T= E-e--=-- = 80 Il
ror,v ~p-- o.-1s 115-s- AEa:-= CoI-l:-
to- sEre-s= 20 grating tie 5:.-cE CA-ks
FORK 4 Coke City rosG e-a-o= =: 3-=
ti-e = tat 80 Ro:k! Fc:k ~'"oz7'iE
roads c.srt@c Eves 75=1 80 !-A- '3-
cor.t-at,soa Of -: road "a - :
shozsd rot u ha1d .aPP=d viz o2o-:-"-
uc,I ). bas oa5 a etaace = 80 - 49,
- Il being z1d=rtakeo-:o SIP! - .
tie Territory. TIE ROAD las sr;a:-.T -
Wit. Temporary rsysrs- -: t-@~ s2--1
not - -s=5 a. a. aza-1s. - E.t-
mate al.u:! 20 AIRY CT a :; Pro-4=.
!, hAs yet oea-.! els1-==1 1ou11s II 49,
70 co -. a11 a s7sa: GA: az = 6o-= =
that rine. :, a. ALLEGED. t2s t1ncs az 80
secured viz rh:et 20 eou?5s,- IL roa1.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
SoEe Facts Relative % the Murder Of
James Lynch NJ Fort AssinribOI2-
Statement Of the Accused

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4o- - IL AgE oroE@E - E~= tat
Jas LE-1 Ia o=- 1Er5s=5 81 Ec-
lsz--53= a-511s- Park C-CsEaz Id
to- a--@-a6 10y IL - To4 a---s-~ss
-4- ~ - CE- y - C-5-=5 S-a-=
A-r - o-@-5oz .: Goa uS co1-
-~a-sa-- A. For Be-co-- a-6Tt= p-1soos-
-x Eocz=-t. ri cT- o-osCE-&
States Na-s5a- Fro1 - Fo- 6zto-
Rv- Press ~ 2-o7= a. o~=
\ -= o-z - 1-=3-=- - u = ~
:. -~-Z- 5-L1. 5-oa6 s17-5ss -
@%-4 -=svr z-s.s=l- H. e=a6 !. VIZ
a-5 sz-a- vi ~ -E--oH r--ss-z
Inv. LIT SAD! -zz- a. -1sEs1 ~
v-T IL. G-s ia no-P=-= - 5%--
No.. f. -aE 5-as-=1 i - LAP 2z-s=
Z c-El-- 11alE WYE u : -a--oa1 6ot7--
= - vita sk--1 ce-E --a- w -
.---c-T pa a-o- ~c-1E- o :
-z5= d. 80 ~. z-c-C@- - sATe =
.o- :ask=T GA-s c-o-o1 S-4@ V=-s
a.: Eso=
Il -sE-E - - =. 20 EZ- -a2-
l=-s5 = sal1 ~ : oet1--ec - ~
-zs-. 225. Wa=-i-Eo-s 1~5T-1sE- Z
- -o---E = E=-- 10 Ec-k = -s-A az
=. $50 - --Fe-@ = ---~ -. -
- =-z-- -C-= a.. 80 rz-T -
--=. 4=-Ea-E -. 49, II = 4s=---
-oo-= ST W. @v=-a. o--=-= 49, = =
80 co=- --s1=-= s-1-= a-6 c-a-k !2c So
10. ~ s-a-e1 ossk - - G=1oc ~
: -.3c-s - ~-2=z=T sas-- --e ~-=E=!
z1-t As -s-z ~ c-ET -----+ aga
- - sgc-s- w-<-= -! E1----7- - 1--k
~ zoo1- IA 2a=c EE-I : E-:E = -
=Ta= -7sz -! ==--=5 ava:- As -
E-as :o-o=o = - Z -=>--+-c- =
vo-E -.s:zI. --z1 = :o--5 --e=E "a
ing z-o1z1 - Qt=7 =-=-= &c
- ~t.-a5+-ao= --o-o= L E.1--s - =.
=- t-aLy = :c--1 -,-==i = - -
.: S-sA-- E=--5-- E-- = sE-- -
-EL. t. to-o---z oc--l-E = -=----1
= .o-k a-c c=7A.1=c :. =. 21=- III.
--.-5 - s1.555-s :-oE - Ez--->3o-
H~=:-1- z-a-=5 = Va 80 : C---tT
-a-=. --=a-5- = ao.--. = !aa0s !! az
1A-= - 80 c----T -az-.E 80 E=s-e go
"a 500 a=-E4-- 49, - EC-z = 80
.Ca-z52- Pas - p R2-A. 80
- -a5 49, - "a - B-a-1oo- = La-
.--:tE = ---oz = a Z-t- 81 10 -E-7-
:: - T=-- Las s---s = So ----5-
=. a. 5=@1= = - = .o-,--= - --s
80 ,: --=--= T. --=-=c-=5 - oT5- -
- G4--cca -z--1ac : I Ez=- 80 -A-
500 - =-p-oT=1 Z! 80 c-ya-T-
-=---r ---=- >.5-= 4a-=-z = =
$3.50 r. - --a-----= 49,
! Ea--- - ~ 4~s--5~---= : = -@a=
--1- C-e-a- &c 49, 3--5-- - -
--.- = - - --z5== +-C-= ------
- a----c- az =T=--- - - 60
--a-T - go. = - 1-: : 49,
z-.a- 49, -T-.- = a----4. - ~
80 : - - - go - = go :!
.z= :. - - = c3-.=a-- 1=c-
- - z5---- = - -F=---= =
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
wzA7EvEs cause r. i o-i2.t i, -.

WHA7EvEs cause r. i o~i2s =. i -. =
matte Of -=sret i TIE parties -1o Raw
teea cesot.aa1e tor tae !2ts % Vest Pax
street o. rhito 70 erect asCrstsctla! stf-c'
ture for tbe gse .. ~ssvera. secrst soe'sI-
here .a:l - aeeoup.ish the!- purpose. I1s
prce Tor With re! tar 10" For11ss= 80
~. o discounted L q short TIE
by the a~p7recst!o- il vA!1s Q: a! Pro?<T!
s!ouz Pa.k stree, ron ne ?rc!ets =" z
loot - 1assitA graf rtA-- enter ~
Suburban trace. A. matters tad a.
present. -. ar &c 70 MIR rat. o~t~+1
the owners Q: re Prooa;e Jrcsss az 70
rir=ral trlss +1e auc1Et ask@c :0- '-s
-ve- los .oe.a2=6 Z re .1.1ce2 r-c-
eha-e = -sa-y 1851, ~t:c. aH1s q -
fur :or ssvec .o,s Z re BE-: c7=-~:
esct=- Q: -t= c.:r. A. g matter q --T@t'
reo, t5e s3cjerl= With ar i-t=rert+'
could co-. troo, e basiras= point Q: T>+~
Law cat ,1;er money 70 batter purpoe-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

Lss-A Ls~ a. -=-7-5=-a 9.
" - ---- Z Ea-5 !: -
: :zv N.--- 5::7-- N3--5- Pac-:
2<4T - =-=-5 @--1=- ~ a-
- --- - = So : =-s--- IL
~ :: - 80 ->-z--- A=-
= ~ - r-@545 = = 49, -
y - - ~ = Il @-Ta1
= So - E--~a $50 ---s-----
\ VS. 49, - F-E=-
--- - : T45-= 80
49, vz - - --= "a. =
" 49, -.-3:=1 =~.1t-.
y - - --z y :. - =
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
THE BIG Q STRIKE

TIE Bsr1nEtoo strike Il not sooc sstti@--
10 likely 20 involve g.. tie rosGs u to=
eount-r. TIE Brotherhood 10 TIE 0os'
thoroughly organised labor society II f1e
country. Tt. meeting Q: the Brotherhood
representatives o. a.! tie roads oent+rrz IL
ys~ YORK OF Sunday threatened 70 ea-oU'
all the Brotherhood Dea OF tie line COZ
Meeting With the Darlington on tie 18th o.
the present month, if the dlHeultyl L. not &C
just@i. and. if that fails il bringing about
the desired result, 70 cal out their men OF
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

~rxcz.. =: - P--.!z-5 5.a@ a.
~ -I;+5 = C-oE
rr--z.:.=.l-= :: Fra 1-E =
+- - 49," T.
: L1.f-- On s- = '.-'5'%
1-z-~.o.- a. a-a - 80 = -
$5.o,,y. 80 -75s- . tbe N2--- --f
q. - -a a.co- -: r2tA7 . 80.
NJ. ,.t.* -<--,c-s Jl1ssa -+E'g roe
ia 50 80. az - I-s hs--s i1A'I -
L 80 z..o-:! 3. 80 F@=ral --"
Cq--. 1880 = r=- ,::s ts=h-"-1 :: -
-tnor. -x,=v;-s ac1=--o-. = ss7-7-
;-r hat -g~-=-s Q! .o--5 a:-z-o=-c= Ca
:. got 70 zroe2: 80 ?oE'.oo. a. +
krz-- 57t;..a- 7.dozot<1 :at''-a' -
g BODY t=E az VI. 2Ca:5s6 - nAi-'A-
ther p.oE4o- Wiz d2r--:!.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
RE "

10 .-s-= CO e. HcE- -
@ 80 CT cS-TE s. 80 -7-
-. -e7=- E-- -s4 --s= 5-!
u 49, 49, -=1c- :tE:-xl 80
--E - tx -E-. -E---s-I
= =. 49, =--@5 = s-2es- = =
.r-c- ~ EEl= ~ y E+a:r= 80
- - --Elce a. C2=--% 49,.
So Be-. -s--T- :: 2--as - =
E-v- - 5---s-1 81 - 80
81. Lt--.T4 20 =! s--+ ia -
1880 = ~ =. ---- Es-7+ -
1.--r- - =T=5 - 80. CIT 49, -
- 80 TT -k!= E-EE% -
-r .7- i. -zEz-I :! 55.-1 t. =
Ak LE.:-E - 2c.a-@ - - E-s!- =
a. -:--k-
=: %. So ---- = -: - =
---T--= -oLE-= saE= = = --@E =
= --5 - E-,..1- SO $50 -@-zt--
- -: 80 @1= -. -
sc-s.- go: So c@--L-I AEFE= =
80 = -: -s---E = xks e. =
sE:-- :--z7-z= $50. -r5-=E 80 ~
;- 49,. =! o:.E--.-T
= =. ~ = L. - --S-- -.
.--z-=- - -E--T-= -
y sN--E --<-= - 2=2%
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

yEs. JCr=E TEEz!. 80 sa-z. -
Las decided va >-a-.1s =sa. - =
tla-e- ): va . 80 1c-s! =-s ~.s 1888
u1s- as 80 -=t-t.t.c- !: = 80 -.z-C=--
t1at t&G - .esp-1 - -. So -
i1t@-=t-1: 1E-r= ~c-t--z:--- ~-a:-:
n1-- -aTe -a3* g.! = s1is -...:-.
a..4- :.s- va -a--s41 w. .--.z-=
- ao5-ts2g .~,-. :r.'. 49, =:
-o:.-z =: =: -o5s- - -1-2= -
r-1 - 49, Wiz ~
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

E1-cs7z1a.xN NozE-=-S - -:=
Eo-e-c& 3 80 =r---s- : "a
z-s. - zec=r. 80 ----4-s- - -
P-%E5s-c = -.+ D-e-z-: *: -
rd=5 -o6aza 5o+s -~o:?-+s-- a-5a;=
tc- u $500.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

-EE E---- -. -zv= 80 :: - =
ear ~ -zE= u :-z-- :. 80 w
!. 4=46-E= - - -
H. = 49,: -c.c- - - # -
~ --=- z5Ts 49,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
Inventors.

L:s- u: pate1ts grated t1e c1-r--t ~eez
70 Northwestern inventors. a. reported to-
III pgrer - Lace Il Barrett. solicitors Z.
r,.si STATS a~n3:orei-r pate-E- s. Pau
NJ.
H;-r-ota-Joh1 Edgar. Rochester, II
lotE Narar- ". Sosly1. G-o10 Maj
sos.t collector tor gasoline stoves: Jo1c ;,
Ki,lsr. Minneapolis. device to- poisoning
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

MEaoEz--E @o=a~ -=,.@- !1=- -o~
~ s--sc "a -=-V.-= 80 =
tLE T=--:o-. - LIT = - +-.-
"a 9! ,-o+= -c:o-=. t. 80 : 80
vt=c 80 .c-:c- az s.-.= -:
ssvH are sg-..ct-H.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

-4ooxL 500 80 ~ !: ;a--aT -
ta5 -=a $50 -z-=s--:= I-at l----
:: $-[z5-zc, B. - =- - ::
coz5= = -:- t-=-s s-:t . 80 -
"a .=-a.e -z-.=- = Be-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

-EH ~ -e:-- :c-5s-G= cA= -
~ - cEE= - - = G+z--T- =
5r+ 49, s----s v =T 80
t=-- - -Tg.= 80
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
Sou. r=2-.ta v= --a-..s. ! 81

SOME u=o2. 5av= =-a-z=1. = cc-2=-
~ With rs Ives = -=s5 Z -
+ 80 Mira 80 Ma
80 y -7=-- Pa -S.-- = 49,
a= 4 -a:=-:cr- a -
-7=--ne--. Ii ~o-.3 - -
y -:-=-1 Pa.:=. ~o1;5 2E e -
=, 7=re4-, - = 2a-=z- = a
--=-z, c-3:-. Bs- = z-a-"
T.. - IL -oa3 -v-.1 -a:-cz.!T Gag
~-a-=v= - agent -l--=1 --=:-A.- ~21--
--s-. B=G=s. --3-s az ~ = 49,, -:
"a = " -o-:=1 15ac - 49, 1==
---r3 :o-. To=s. / o. 80 80
-v.- ~o-.5 = =, o-e= .=v.=i
- : -! 49, -CC:c. --1E -!
--~-1-aoc=- = : o-sa =z:=c "a
~ T-c= So -a4- a t~c--1-a-:5--
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
Mexican
Mustang
Lininent
THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY

7T=E 10y e-&ci! -
- - 49,: $500 z-=4; $500
- -S4-E ----@-t :: 80 -:-< u-i7srszl
6~Ppllcabiliry. ET=T -! --=5s So a-=..-
Iae L1Ehernan 49,: = = So
he wife -==5s .- =-E~ss-r
The ~a1aler -=-5z :; . s;sz-s
-
lac Miner -==> = $50 :: =-*-1=--
d tlsIeer --7->-i-cA-T S=i 49,
Inetarme -=--s !; = : 131=, :. So
- =: .--.-z -
re Steamboat man or the BoaIm -.
90 >--<-F 1850 $50
1ae aorse-falcier -w3s il, :. =.
-7-- - SA%I -=-A-.=
The >EocA-srower 80: --.t .:-= =
- ---A-S - ~:.5 tr--
The Railroad man -==-s i =. w- =,
: $3.50 2H-1s--s 81 -3--=->
1ae B~aekwoodsnau 7e=z-
Use = 3 a. a--.3:a - - s->- -
---. 80 S------ ..--
Inc Merchant ce=zs y ID; -.
-<!-& 4>--=--z - Aa--~-. - -
- 49, - G-S---s ---s-7 sws-;s. : ~.
Keep Bottle il the House. rs -s. 81:
tc---E
hee0 a Bottle in the Factory. Ea.==@.sa
80 = zc---s-- SaTes A. s-.EN .w-w&
heeP a Bottle A!waysip the STABLE Tor
Use when wanted.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

S 80 r1-c--s- = c-c- - So
ke-c- - - g. - 80 = -
IN a. r. E-l--TE = y - tC---E=-
TIA - 81 *! . - eE---1-- = v
- cI-Ts- K l.: - H. So - a.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

-6-LOE5 V--I--zp
LE.-1--9-, Lp. y 49, ~ - i.
~ 80 :, 1T.-@-E P-l - 80 = q
~ NEWTON ss01 az : ce-.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

he ~ 80 : --.vvg
- p = =: s. - -
-7= = eaEQa> 0CE>-NPT.CN C-SE
NEWTON SR0e
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

ss-@ O Eos1 81 ~
IL SET
I drawer A.X-SA Ga
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07

49, -S-G-0E r. - 49,
~ :Cs&-- ZE-45y. ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-13
ffsnrico Notes.

IIenrico County Court was in session
yesterday a short while considering civil
matters Of no public importance
Mr. Henry NeGrob, who for several
years past has been constable of the
county, resigned yesterday. The reason
given was that his private business occu-
pied his time TO such al extent that he
could not give his official position that
attention which II needed lie was
sworn ia by Judge Minor as a special po-
liceman
Dr. Theo Whitfield was granted q
license 10 make two hearts beat as one.
The court has adjourned until Friday
when the application by sundry parties
for liquor licenses around the Exposi-
ton grounds, mentioned in the TINES
Tuesday morning, will be acted ou
The Exposition authorities have been
notified Of these applications and will be
present by representatives.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-13
oaenln. Of the Amn,ement season.

The Amusement season for the year
lssS-.9 will regularly begin tonight,
when both the MozaIt Academy and the
Theatre Will open
AZ the former the ceat spectacular
production entitled The Ruling Pa
sion vii. be presented The press no
tices of this play AL speak Of it in the
highest terms r abounds in realistic
scenic effects. among which may be men
toned . rain storm % real water, a
genuine horse and cab and q wonderful
balloon ascension The house will no
doutt be crowded and the play success
At tie Th' atre Beacon Lights will
De presert ted This is also spoken of a.
a eauiiiui, picturesque play. which has
proven successful wherever il has been
produced.
The engagement at both these well.
known aud popular places OF amusement
will be for three nights and Saturday
matinee The amusemeni-lOying world
will be delighted at the opening Of the
theatres, and the managers are aut,ci.
pating a season Of uausual prosperity
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-13

VIENNA. September - The Bohemian
Diet was opened yesterday. The German
members declined 10 sit
LoSD0v. September l2-CoiIee gam
bling similar to that at Eambarg, is going
on at Antwerp Means are demanded L.
suppress these operations.
PARIS, September 12.-ka Prose- says
that Gel eral Bouanger with bis daugh-
ter. is staying at Christiana, and that his
Journey Is not connected with politics.
PARIS. September l2-President Car
not and Premier FlOquet arrived at Cher
bourg to-day to witness the naval
manOeuyres, the harbor was crowded with
vessels Of all descriptions. The Presi-
dent was received enthusiastically.
LEWISTON. Ng.. September l2.-The
Jmaai has returns from $50 towns in
Maine. which give the following figures.
Burleigh lrepl. 712,7 Putnam dem
- 59j, Cushing :prol, 2,se9;' Simmon-
labor go Republican plurality. ls,
0s2. majority, l4,si3. The same towns
TWO years ago gave the following vote
Bodweil. G7.2l2. Edwards. - 629. CLARKE
. SOB Republican plurality, l4Gij; Re
publican majority, lO,Ss2
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-13
Police Court.

There was very short docket at tho
Police Cour. Yesterday. and no cases OF
general interest were tried
iiAnGerson Shelton lColored) was fined
x 30 and costs for cursing, abusing and
threatening Fannie shelton
Daniel BraXtOn and Monroe Haskins
had a fight on tue public street and were
fined ) aud costs each
Archer Bendley was charged with
beating woman and was fined 80 and
costs.
Daniel Murphy was before the court on
the charge that he did beat bis wife
Mary f. Murphy, and she fears bodily
harm al his hands and prays that he be
put under bonds 20 keep the peace
Murphy was fined $40 and cost and re-
quiret to give the security. lie paid tht
tine and gave the security.
Samuel ClarksOn, the cOlorei man
SO often reported for selling liquor
on sunday, was before the cOur
charged silh again offending last sun
DAY, September OH. The witnesses ex
amined testified that all they bought OF
obtained IN the bar-roOm were sand
wiches-neyer saw anybody drink, no
ever drank themselves There being
consequently no evidence 10 sustain tn,
charge, the case was dismissed
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By TELEGRAPH.
oovrsson HILL RENOMiNATED B'
ACCLaMATI'
Iaterc-ting kilograms fro'" al '"'"''

Pryrro. Sept. y Chairman Mur
,t, If the Stale Committee called the
rio9ycnilon 10 order at II O'Clock and
moved that Hon. George Kaines' oi
Rochester, be made temporary chairman
Tpon reaching the platform Dir kaines
wss greeted with tremendous applause
The beginning Of his address was de-
voted 10 a review Of Democratic reform
The sneaker called attention TO th'
abuses which Democracy had corrected
Referring 10 Mr.. Biaines position he
said that the guest Of Cluny Caste cries
aloud. "Rciaiiaii0n upon Caaads ioI the
wrongs Of our fishermen would inJure
the railroads of my State.
Trusts are only private ahaifs
"Touch not Levi J. Morton imported
gardener and cCok.'
A reference 10 the President s !eilcI o'
accepfance cliciiod enormous applause.
II completed the Democratic ieN'oooh
m National huaucc. MI Eanes con
clg.led with am assurance oi the justice
of the Democratic cause and tne certain
frinmrb of Democratic piindIits IN the
election of q Ytland Thurman and
Hill
Al fho conclusion Of MI Raines
s.reoh fhc roI of delegates was called
Committees ON perm inent organization
contested seat, and resolutions were aP
pointed. aud 40 li5 pm. the convention
took a recess until q pm.
GOVERNOR HiLL RENOMlNATED BY Ac-
CIANATlON.
Brf1No, September - - Governor
Hill has been renOminaied by accama
ton. Liouienant-Go Governor Jones la.
been rcnomnated by acclsmailon. and
Gray was nominated by acclamaiion ioI
the Cont of Appeals The convention
adjourned amid cheers for Cleveland and
the entire ticket
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VOL. II.-NUMBER 716.

Senate arid lands amendment was re-
iected. The Senate amendments were
Then concurreC in with an amendment
As agreed 10 the clause provides for the
appropriation Of 800 1000 for the purpose
OF investigating the extent to which the
arid region can be redeemed to By irh
CATION
The Senate amendment appTopilatine
5000 900 for the establishment Of 100
logical garden in Washington, ID. {.
was discussed at len-;h and finally non
concurred in. Other Senate amendment
of importance were also non-concurred
in and further conference was ordered
on the bill. 49,.
The Senate bill was passed providing
that appointments to the Marine Hosp
tai service shall be made by the Presi.
dent. also the bill including Gape'io
Island within the Brunswick collection
district Of GeOr tia.
TIE Senate bill was passed amending
the act regarding 70 postal crimes.
Mr. Springer Of Illinois moved That 'he
House 20 into Committee OF the Whole
on the Oklahoma bill.
Oa division no quorum voted. ana
the rest Of the cay was passed IN cnsnc'
ce,fGl attempts 10 secure 2 quorum. Ihe
House al . o'clock al iOurned
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

WORCESTER. Mass, September l2-
The Prohibitionists of Massachusetts,
opened their State Convention to-day.
EAsrPoRr, Me. September 12-Mr
Thomas Myers and daughter, aged 90
years, were run down Yesterday in the
Larbor by schooner, and both drowned
ST. LOUIS, Sept. PA serious acct
dent occurred on the Franklin avenue
cable road last right; in which a woman
was fatally injured and several others
seriously hurt.
DENVER, Col, September 70 Shortly
after the assembling Of Democratic State
Convention this morning, Hon T. VI
Patterson was nominated for Governor
by aoclamation.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Sep. 12-Cotton
exports from the United States during
the past month of August aggregated
1851 bales. valued at 50 s53 .221, against
9f.775 bales, valued at 81 jG2 $50, in Au-
gust. 1887.
COLUMBIA. 5 c.. September l2-The
neWs from the rice crops along the
savannah river is very gloomy. II i.
not expected thar more than one fourth
of a crop OF ten thousand acres will BE-
saved The crops around Charleston and
Geo. Eeto~n. however, are much more
promising
NEW YORK, September - A report
was current to-day that a refugee from
jacksouy le bal been taken down with
yellow fever 10 this city The most per
-lsteut inquiries az health Office failed %
confirm ii however. The heal'h officials
would not ialk about tie matter.
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AZ on DOOR MEETIN0
Dangerous Countcrfeiter. Arrested.

CmcAGo. September l2-Two danger
Gus counterfeiters were arrigned before
Commissioner Hogue this morning On
their waving examination they were
held to the Federal grand Jury in 81 LOU
bonds. which they were unable to pro
duce Their names are Fred Meech
and Jaeal Mclaughlin, and they were ar
rested 10y Captain Porter Of the SecreI
Service and Deputy Marshal Dutche al
MI. Carroll, H., where they lived. In
the cellar Of McLaughiin's house the oi'
fjcers found complete set OF dies'
moulds, etc, used by makers of spurious
money. as well as $llj in 81 and 5O-cenl
pieces in various stages Of completion.
Mech made full confession.
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The Iardela Band, now the First Vir-
guia Re. iment Band, met in their new
quarters In the Armory last night, and
al $50 o'clock, Mr. William Ryan was
ushered in by committee The result
was not a goll-heaied cane. but hand
some Masonic watch charm. The pre-
sentation sreech was made by Mr. J. T
Pulling, and Mr. Ryan accepted in fe"
appropriate remarks. Afterwards came
refreshments The jewel was inscribed
a. follows "Iardellas Band TO William
Ryan, 1855
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE Al FORD. JR
Impressive service at st. rauI's.


The funeral of the late A. J. Ford, Jr
whose death has been already mentioned
took place Yesterday at II o'clock from
= Paul's Church.
The pail bearers were Nessrs Charles
T. Stokes aud John ID Potts; from st
Andrew Commandery, Sir knight.
George f. Steel. George p. Stacy, John
= Bargamin. A. L. Peasants and F. I
Sutton. and from Joppa Lodge, Messrs
Frank Montague and \. W Harrison.
The remains were met at the vestibule
by Rev Nj Funsten, assistant TO th,
rec-0r Of 81 Pauls and by Rev. Samue
: Lambeth, pastor Of BrOad.street Meth
OG.st Church, who was a well-knOwn
friend Of Mr Ford
The service of the Church was read
and chartei in most impressive man
ner. Mrs John II. Know les sang sweet'y
Jesus, Lover Of Ny SOUL Cap
tain Frank Cunningham sang
Hear Ny PRAYER" and the quarteite
Nrs McRae Mrs Rowe, Captain Gun
niugham and Mr. Lohman sang Abide
With Ne Fast Falls the Eventile."
The o-gsnist was Mr.. Manley B. Ramos
\ line of carriages followed the re-
mains 20 Hollywood, where the body was
given 10 the earth with the rites OF the
church.
The masons then carried out their
ritual and Nj Ford was left with his
fathers.
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Republican Congressional Convention.

The Republican Congressional Con-
yenton meets to-day at II o'clock at
Henrico County Courthouse. The can
didates spoken Of are Judge WaddilI,
Sheriff Southwark, Mr.. William II Bev-
eridge, Mr Jonn : Bethel and Judge
Atkins. The latter says he is not can
diiaie Judge Waddill has the nomina-
ton in bis hands, though Sheriff South
ward, who told the reporter he did not
want ii. would not receive the nomina-
ton with bad grace, and is not tireless in
trying to get il.
The other candidates stand in posi-
ton Of expectancy, and will receive
whatever falls 10 them