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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
The Finest pi.noIn Aschmond.

Mr.. d. l.. Wortendybc, president OF
the Manchester Paper-Nill Company,
has purchased from Sanders ~ Stayman,
1917 east Main street. the finest grand
upright piano manufactured by Albert
Weber. Of New York. This pi1no stands
without rival in artistic beauty and
finish Of case, combined with maguii-
cent quality Of tone. II is the hand
soonest and best piano made 10y Weber
and is the finest instrument in the city.
Sanders a. Stayman are the general man
ayers for the WOrld-rcnoHned tstey or
gans and Weber pianos. Sold at low
prices and on accommodating terms. T..
Z. PAUL, resident manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

The Union Central Life Insurance
Company, Of Cincinnati, can prove by
Official statistics that II rcce,rs the
hi7hssi rote Of interest and pays the
I1,}cst pr cant of djridcNds to policy
bo'lors Of any old-line company in the
United States. It's deata-rate is also
much below the average of the best
American companies. For rates, &C.,
address, william II. Valentine, general
agent, ID north Tenth street. Richmond,
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Joint Wicket Arrangement between
tnc C1ic1 apeIhc aEd ont" n"d abe
Et-t-a.,In Afrn lRAf Com NnnN.

Ey am agreement just made between
II. g.. Eulier, general passenger agent OF
the Chesapeake aud OHIO railway, and
Lucien -. gnum. vice-president Nrgnia
Steamboat Company, ticket has been
placed on sale 10y both companies emit
Ting the holder to go to Old Point pla
James river and return ria Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, or ri"c rcrso, for tho
low price of -. ~ for the round trip
This diversity Of route and low price will
attract many travellers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
PRETTY PICTURES.
Giim pSes In sne art Gallery OF the
KNDoxallOn.

The pictures are oil hung and the
visitors have an opportunity 10 enjoy by
far the best exhibition Of works of art
ever seen in this community, aud one
which in point OF merit Is lar IN advance
OF any ever before presented in the At
lantic States south OF maryland. Except
for very short period IN the day land
this is true of almost every gallery the
light is all that could be wished, and the
Art Hah rs altogether & most agreeable
place in which TO pass several hours.
As matter of course, tho works are
Of unequal merit, still there Is merit
in all Of them.
The lxrasst cAnvasas ara ths "Sui-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
TIUxETs Fow RIoHnSND.
arrangements Tnct Wal Bring Many
Vta1rcFg Here

The following il toe result OF CORE
spondence between Colonel John 4. inr-
cell. chairman OF she committee on In
land Trade Of zine lhsmhorof Commerce,
and the Norfolk and VI esIcm Iailroad
Company:
NoRcoLE q WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE og GES'L IAs'SG'a AGT.,
RoASoEr, w., Oct. u, 1883.
Ooiond Jobn il. |WccH, Chairman,
de-. Richmoud, Va:
Dear Sir. Bcfcrrnlto your letters of
October cth aud Ga. we have decided
that. commcncing on Monday the 18th
ius,ant. TO sell mt oll stations on the limo
of this road IN Virginia and West m
rpil rcunI trip ticko's b Richmond 1T
one frs eh.s limited fare, To- winch Is
added one admission to the Exposition.
malue the tickets good 70 return on or
before November -. 1879, instead OF
tae (. p div limit heretofore used.
I'm extending the limit OF these tickets
10 one day after tue close of the Expo
siiion We believe it TO he the most salts
factory plan that we can adopt, and ono
that will DO more 20 increase The attend.
ance iIom our line than any that rGs
heretofore been suggested, enabling q
,tav in Richmond OF SIX weeks, or an
opportunity to make other trips after
having visited lichmond, TINS com
hining attractions that must, Of course,
benefit the Exposition.
With our double daily passenger ser
vice. through coaches from EadIurd,
Norfolk. and iynchburg 20 Richmond
on the day Trains, and Puliman- Bu1et
b.cepors on the night trains from Bristol
Homoko Lynchhurc, aud Norfolk to
Petersburg. connecting ii Petersburg
to- Richmond, tue facilities for reaching
Richmond are as perfect as We can make
them.
Ii is orr purpose, Gs suggested ID my
telegram OF ths Jth instant. 10 do every
thing that We can consistently TO help
goa make tAe Exposition success and
an honor TO Richmond.
Very respectfully,
" b. BEvILI,
General Passenger Agent.
The committee is now IN correspond
enre with the authorities of the Norfolk
and Western railroad in reference TO
low rate excur ions from the line OF that
road on the 18th and 18th, which they
arc very anxious 70 secure and very hope
ful OF getting.
DANyILLE RAILROAD EXCURSION.
ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS OF
VIRGINIA AND THE CABOLINAs.
4. c. L., p. A. l., s. A. H..
RICHMOND, Va, Oct -, 1888.
Colonel John b. Purcell, Chairman,
&C.:
Dear Sir,-TLe Richmond and Dam
vile will run ali excursion to Richmond
on Tuesday, October I'D, leaving Char
loite early IN the morning aud arriving
at Richmond about J:3O o'clock =. NJ.
They Will also run from Goldsboro',
Henderson, Durham, Oxford. &C., tickets
to be sold at all points between Durham
and oxford, Henderson aud Keysville.
Goldsboro' and Greensboro, Charlotte
and Richmond, etc. Also, from Milton
and Salem. Yours truly,
Sol. HAAS,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Cabinet Granu Hartman Cheap.
We offer at 300 less than the actual
cash price paid for this Piano few
months since Hardman, full-sized Up
right Piano. Guaranteed in case and
tone same as new. Come and see ID
yourself and remember that our ware
rooms are next to the corner Of Ninth
street MANLY B. RAMOS Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

How many thousand dozen Dry
Plates 30 you sell in year was asked
us IN rush" Too busy to look up
and count We ar the only Photo
stock House in Virginia, and sell, be-
sides. Albumen Paper, Silver, Bromide
Paper, Card-Stock, Cameras, etc. 10
east Broad street, Sol j. Binswangers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
DANyILLE RAILROAD EXCURSION.
A...-..-.- = --,..- y - IL i. - on.
COD Golai: GOLIATH

800 pair reliable, solid gold Spectacles
aud Eyeglasses (guaranteedD for = and
81. 30 per pair at the special sale of Dr.
3. Galeski, Jl5 east Main street. Avail
yourself of the opportunity at once, Tor
it Will not last long.
JOIN T. JOHNSON,
manager OF Special Sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Constable Brot',crS. $40 East broad
street.

have the biggest line Of Underwear to
be shown in The city. Mems Wool Shirts
and DRIVERS. 81 each; Mems Wool
Shirts and Drawers in natural wool
white aud brown Sl.50 up; Camcls-
Hair Shirts and Drawers, IN fall and
winter weights, ut - and 81 each /;
Boys' Shirts and Drawers, IN meIino and
voOl-white aud gray natural wool ODE.
to Sl.j9 each also, II line OF Mons
pammas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

ARENEDY IN KIDNEY AFFgcrIoS.-" Ny hid
neys wore so affected have been compelled 70
get up as much as ten times in one night had
pains in my side. hack, and Lett shoulder. and
when down could hardly rise. ! wss unable 70
bend my body without great pain. tried Sim
mons Liver Regulator. and ny condition has in
proved 80 much that hardly ever feel any Of my
Old trouble" W. JOHNSON, Express Agent, Ma
con, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Visitors to the Exposition will find
comfortable home, for both ladies' and
gentlemen at 40l east Broad street,
kept by the ladies' Of the Seyenth-Street
Christian church. Go take meal with
fhnm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Three hundred pieces fired with much
satisfaction to china painters-no break
age. Lacroix's China Colors, Brushes,
&c. Mt Painters and Artists store, 2l5
east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Call and see our line Of Mems Neck
wear. four-in-iands and Ieck IN end
les variety at soc. also the haudsomcst
line of better goods We have ever had st
81. l.2j, and tl.JO. knghsh PUBS are
new. CONSTABLE BEoTHEGs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

II your complaint Is want Of appetite Try half
a wlneglass Of AEGOsTURA BurERs halt ao
honr before dinner. Beware Of cOun.erfots.
Ask for the genuine article, msnufaetured By
Dr.. j. q. 3. sisgeft & sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

DRESS GOODS, Sins, Pushes and Dress Trim
mIRgs sill DO sold a, very low prices this week
BY %. l. l. ArTrELDORTgR,
5gY Brcad streef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

IL OUR Cloak Department we are this week Of
ferng rare bargains IN Children's, Misses, and
ladies' Wraps OF every description.
u. i l. AITTsLDORFER
SO Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
HAS. nnts.

Don't FORGET, We have a fine line OF
Mems Hats-Silk, Derby, and soft
from 81 to s..
CONsTABLE BROTHERS,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Don't fail to SEE the League games to-
rnnrrnu

For BARGAINS In Carpets, Blankets, Curtains,
Comforts, Underwear, &c, call at
MITgLDORFERs,
521 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Aucrron aALEs MONDAY.

~ W. BowE. kao p. NJ, building lot with I'm
provemenss
WILLIAM yE1KiNS, 1880 p. NJ, bananas,
pears, and sppbea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
EuIser,a Expedition

Detroit rs. Washington to morrow eve
ming at 3:lj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Restaurant and Lodging.

Saloon, corner Harrison and Broad
streets. Bergner * Engle Beer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
SOMETHING NORE THIN NERE WORDS

would seem necessary express thanks for the many
expressions of approval that have been conveyed to us
oardnp our exhibit at the Exposition Were the extent
alone that had been highly compmented might have
inst cause to feel proud but the character of the Garments
we exhibit has been pronounced worthy to be placed III
WORLDS fair What take pardonable pride in IL
THE FACT that there is NOT article IN THE EN-
TIRE EXHIBIT that was made for SPECIAL exhibition
purposes But in its entirety represents ONLY DUPLl
GATES of what we have IN STOCK every day Of the
!.
No house IL America can show better made,
better fitting or finer clothes than have here He The
prices are beyond doubt equality consdered Tie forrest
i,a The cOunt7 Years ago We TOLD YOU that whatever
would add Vrginas prosperity popularity would find
in us an ally ready her with heart and purse Had we
but personal ends to subserve outlay would not be jus
titled but if our aid will lend but little to the glory OF our
adopted State we shall feel amply repaid
We can duplicate, demand, any articles on exhibit
at the price marked them, and special attendant at
the Exposition can give you any information desired on a
pcatiOn.
Nothing has marked the of progress greater than
its development for correct DRESSING and how far limited
sum will go in procuring merorous Garments best be
Judged from our exhibit of Tie best $40 SuH az Anerc0
now at the Exposition Duplicates Gd Hdj at store
a. SANS g. CO.,
The COthiers who rely the merits of their goods and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Ball game 3:lj tomorrow evening.
Admission ~ cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
CIlOAKS.

Laiies' striped Jackets atf2g9-rosuiar .
%.
Ladi.s' Black Diagonal Jackets a. tffj -rcs.
price q 90,
price g..
Lal.es' s;nycd So8mates 90 ttC-r.s
prcs g.
Ladl-s' Hls 3 NGwwerkefs from q. fl ~.
Children STRIPED. Clee--d. ass c.
Il,akst- OIL t.Io5 al pr..cs aDe.- bali .
value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Cas,n., Grand r.srdman Choap.

Beatin and Sutclife battery for De-
troit in to-morrow's game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
ID. q b. M.
SPECIAL SALE
THIS WEEK
CARPETS
AND
CLOAKS.
SPECIAL SALE

We offer THIS WEEK. every ple-o % ..r -
MENsH sIOCh or CAKpErs % lr.s
much unl D. galu9.
Hemp carpet "a. &c., yard usual Ye.H' --.
Chinese carpet 80 4yr. % ar u'rA sh..'
Ingram 1aIl3. 90 4ssc yhti u..h. ..
@5',
ingram Carpet a. 2lr. yard Isua. f.lw
Neaty Ingram Carpet a. 3d.. . pr
teiI. .tr.
Wool .-lly ,arpe a. ilc yard i
&c..
GoOI ply tarpstaf 81, q Jarf .-.l i..f.
Tapestry BIT. -oi- CarFe' ata--. "a ga-4
DiLrr, hI l.r..
Ezra Putlty Hr4ssrls carpet no tt-
rtsryHh.re NJ T..- a ylrf.
sLo5 uly- llisWe.k u regular lt') i.I
get.
HI. LargllnA ID al a-Aos ~ l1grlln Irl.- !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
BuI.I.FTHH PURSE.

The second and last trial was the two
mile dash, called the Ballhe3d purse.
The prize was sass. Of which S76 wens
h second. This WA omen 10 eli. weight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
". b. BEvILI,


Tho committee is now IN correspond
enre with the authorities Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad in reference TO
low rate excursions from the line OF that
road on the 18th and 2tth, which they
arc very anxious TO secure and very hope
iul OF getting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
A CONTINUED BOOM.

THE CUSTER MASSACRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
CuuLDRnN's nay.

Some Of the papers announced that
tharo WAS a chldrcn's day last week.
This was mistake Children's days are
on tho 6ih and eth Of November. when
tho little ones accompanied 10y thor pa
rents Or eua1dians) will beadnlttcd for I'D
cents each. The adults. Of course, will
paw tho usual admission fee. On these
occaaions 1t is hoped the public and pn-
vaso schools will close to give all the
children an opportunity to attend. A
finer collccton Of practical object les
SONS could not DO found Ia the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Tho banquet tondored tho press Will
tasc place ON the txpoNhon-Grounds
nc.t thursday st noon. Invitations have
been sent 10 all journalists in the State
and vicinity. ami the largest gathering
Of uowsnaper-mn ever held iuthe State,
nnrnnn-. WI lAl.o nlnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

On the 10Th Of November will be
placed on exhibition ut the Exposition
(lrce) 81 supposed footprint Of prehis-
torle mn.' This rs TO be exhibited 10y
lir. ). b. Virgins. representative OF
the Smithsonian Institute. 1t was dis
covered on the Blue mountain, in Perry
county. Pa, on the 18th OF May, 1852.
Directof-Gcucml Jones says that while
II WIS originally clay it has become har-
dcnvd and "ironi2d," 81 10 speak, by
the trucking of solutionsof mineral. 1t
Is saiI 60 Ice Of the palezoic age, probably
the lower Silurmn. Generally speaking
1t is called metaphoric limestone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

The Exposition folks have been in cor
respondence with the management Of
"Iompeii, n good spectacular show now
at Staten Island, and if possible 1t will
be gotten here. 1t will be tremendous
undertaking. however, as It VIII take
several hundred people to work it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
MR. ssurIMEyER FINISHES HIS TESTIMONY.

Alas h,w e,anred The rosy chsek pallld the dead
And from the eyes bright tho happv ishs ma
ned =. -
hs - AZ cominN timo
When death siall Get her free
From POOR alex wcinsns slsorv.
But n what wonderful cures Dr. rtercee rA'rs
te Prescription effected cAscs thsn he,S
would cu,ch tho chance o. recovering Lost hsSnh
drowning peu catch ~ ssrawa and sho might 30 sAvs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
A Rr,sy DAY FOR MR.. MILLER.

Mr. Miller had little rest yesterday. He received
callers at the Fifth Hotel in the morning then
went downtown attend the dry goods mass meeting
In the afternoon. He had numerous callers between
that meeting and the one IN the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19


Colonel Cruger was the next speaker When
he was presented to the audience by Chairman
Bliss he was received with outburst of long
continued applause. AS he could make
himself heard he spoke follows:
Mr.. Chairman Ladies and Gentlemen 1t Ia indeed an
be called 10 address such audience AZ
this, In which l many prominent faces ZAP
plauseD / nave been thinking OF few thInas To
which will presently call your attention. the political
duty OF tho citizens, have little of politics IN
this city, and II In all the citizen attended his
duty, result in many instances would have been
different
Our people never have time 20 go TO the primaries
They prefer stay away. and when an election goes
In the way they don't like they think that every
thing gone % the dogs daughter and applause
Now II citizens had attended their dciics /
don't hesitate TO say that elections would go IN
very different way Now, let US resolve that between
now and election DAY will work for the great prin.
ciplos OF the Republican party. Loud cheersj may
say that prohd DO the candidate Of Mo Repub-
lcan party tapplause); proud to be associated with
who has the courage Of his convictions and upon
platform which Aas tina courage Of Its convictions
(Cheers)
Now, gentlemen the enthusiasm which 1 see hero
tonight and the enthusiasm which / IN sister
city last night says that people lakc the proper
stand all those great questions. 1 believe that you
do whist you with your friends 20 induce
for tho candidates n the Republican party.
and II you do that know what the result win he. I
hank YOU cordially for th9 attention that you
given me and will say good night
Robert T. Frazer, of Michigan, followed Colo
mel Cruser lie was received with great enthusi-
assn, and. speaking in clear, loud voice. he
made stirring Western stump speech, frequently
, 1888-07-28
ST. CROTX STATION.

New York, July 24th.-Paris dispatches
state that NJ. Tallifer, Il BOnapartist, has
defeated General Boulanger in the election
ola deputy for Dordogne.
General BOulanger says his defeat in
the Ardeche was insignificant, as his wound
had prevented him from canvassing, but he
will enter the contest for the Department
of the SOmme.
London news announces that Parliament
will be adjourned the second week III
August, and will re. assemble in October.
In the House of Commons the IT. Hon.
w. Fl. Emith, moving the second reading
Of the Parnell Inquiry Bill, said that the
Judges named to form the Special Court
were the Rt. Hon. Sir James Hammer Of
the Probate and Divorce Court; the Rt.
Hon. Sir John Day Of the Queens Bench;
and the Hon. Sir Archibald Smith, also
of the Queens Bench, but it would rest
with the House to say what the complete
powers of the commissioners ought to be.
MIR. Parnell said he was glad Mr.. Smith
had said this, and he demanded that the
case be limited to the charges against
commoners, leaving others to be dealt with
By the ordinary tribunals. He added that
he would prove every alleged letter to be ~
forgery.
Mr.. Gladstone declared thatwhile voting
for the second reading, he was not satisfied
with the selection Of the commissioners
the Government, he said, ought to make
definite charges against definite people,
and that there should be no skulking.
There were only new charges referring to
the letters, everything else having passed
away with the dissolution Of Parliament
in IS; adding that there was never a more
deplorable error than when the Attorney
General participated III the Times charges.
The Rt. Hon. Henry Matthews repudiat.
ed the suggestion that the Government
shared in the charges, the fact being that
Sir Richard Webster was acting merely as
o private counsel; Mr.. Gladstone, he said,
treated the charges as u matter of ancient
history, why then did he demand a Parlia.
mentary inquiry in April.
Sir Charles Russell declared that he
would prefer a trial before a bigoted Lon
, 1888-07-28
CHRISTIANSTED

ts CHRISTIANSTED
July Goth Per schr. "Vigilant' from st.
Thomas-Mr. j. Russell & Mr.. Van Epps.
July 81 Per schr VigjL0nt for st. Tho
mas-L. Hansen wife q child, Alexander
Helms, II. Hansen Esqr.
E~REDERIKSTED.
25th July, Per schr Atlantic from St.
Thomas,-Mrs. E. Arnold, A. Simons,
Messrs. w. Ramsay, q. johnson, D.
Br0ndstorph, & e. Plasket,
July 26 Per schr Atlantic for st. Thomas
-Mesrs II. w. Pr8tOrius, w. Ramsay &
w. Parke. Susanna Richard, Charles
Johnson, Rebecca Mclean.
The s. $. MurieI, Fraser, master, arrived
at Frederiksted on Thursday morning from
the islands and left about4 O'clock, taking
some bags sugar. Passengers for New
York,-Messrs. Nc. Dermott, j. Wilson q
JAS. Clark.
, 1888-07-28
Hayti.
(St. ThOm@ Tjdende.)
POrt-au-P Prince, July 14th 1888.

Dear Sir,
Since my last the political atmosphere
has assumed q threatening aspect, owing
to the discomfort of several parties with
Solomon, which is shown in an unmistaka'
BILE manDer. Instead, however, OF open
conflict, as was expected, arson has been
resorted to, with most distressing results.
On Wednesday 4th inst, fire was discov.
cred in the upper storey of the Chamber
of Deputies, and that body, which was in
session, had barely time to escape. The
wind being very high, helped to spread
the flames, and in a couple of hours one of
the best quarters of Port,au- Prince was a
bean of ruins. The Arsenal was for a time,
seriously menaced by the flying sparks;
, 1888-07-28

G. THE undersigned committee
@ consider their mission ended
without result. Paid up ~subscrip-
tionS will be refunded.
JUBILEE COMMITTEE.
9th July 1883.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
THE RELIANCE CLUB.

An Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last
Night.
The Reliance Democratic Club held its
regular weekly meeting last evening in
Judge Hutton's courtroom. w. L. Price
was in the chair and Thomas Rutledge
Secretary. The club voted to 60 to Pas
adena on Monday night in uniform, and
also to turn out on Thursday night when
Hon. Thomas F. Grady speaks at the
Pavilion. The large assemblage was ad-
dressed on the issues of the day by Judge
J. R. Dupuy, Judge r. A. Ling and Judge
NJ. B. Harrison. Their speeches were
we'll received. The members of the club
are requested to meet at Judge Hutton's
courtroom on Monday evening at 6 80
sharp. A special train will be run to
Pasadena, returning Immediately after
the demonstration. Several new names
were added to the roll of the club, max
ing the membership 315.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
THE AMERICAN PARTY.

The state Ticket Adopted-The Cam
vass Completed.
The American Party has completed it's
State ticket, which is given below. Its
adherents claim that they have 10000
votes in the State, 1000 in this county
and 800 in this city. Their: county ticket
was given in these columns some time
ago:
For Electors of President and Vice.
President-First District, Alexander Dun
can; Second, N. M. Orr; Third, Daniel
Inman; Fourth, S. A. Garnett; Fifth,
d. Lambert; Sixth, G. N. Wilson; Sew
enth, F. M. Pixley Eighth, J. S. Lyons.
For State Senator, Victor Montgomery
Representative in Congress, Sixth Dis
trict, Alfred Daggett; Member of Assem-
bly,, Seventy-seventh District, j. M.
Damron; Chief Justice Of Supreme
Court, (unexpired term), w. H. Beatty |;
Associate Justice of Supreme Court (un-
expired term, J. D. Works; Judges of
the Superior Court (long term), A. W.
Hutton, w. P. Wade; Judge of Super
for Court (unexpired term, w. H.
Clark,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Colored Indepe N dents.

The Colored Independent League met
last evening at No. 13 North Main street,
W. H. Jukes in the chair and Vice Pres
idsnts Granville Hudleson, Samuel H.
Haskins, J. H. Baxter, Henry Smith and
Major Twine present. The hall was
crowded, and many ladies listened with
interest to the political discussions which
were entered into by the speakers. After
q selection by the Concord (colored)
Band, the chairman introduced Mr.. Thos.
Pearson, the prime mover in the inde-
pendent movement which started in this
city eight weeks ago. Mr.. Pearson's re-
marks were enthusiastically received.
He was followed by Messrs. Hudleson,
Twine, Baxter and others, and the meet
ing closed with three cheers for the
ticket selected and General E. f. Hewett
and George Hermann,