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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

o.nsovAL.-Mr. q. W. Jones, of the pc.
fh 80 who will complete his fftieth
i tay IN Thursday, June Goth, will en-
lin ,ain biz many friends at 3l3 south Wilkes
sI.a ~ Of s o'clock of that evening.
:' w's. Lou Davis, of Leesburg, is Visiting at
:, w, Washington Balls. on Prince street.
", n'. Incy Dorsey is visiting friends in
F, ,t.I Wgra Cavalier who haa been confined
~ ~. bonse for the past weak with intermit-
9'aG Tor il. her many friends will be glad
!I NOW getting better.
. E w. oolsoa Gazette of Staunton says:
~, Nnahbach and wife, who were guests
,ap,, nrincipal Oft Deaf, Dumb and Blind
-. durnc the last days of school, left
la' Tn"r.lay to visit the Natural Bridge be-
% i .a,nroinr 20 their home in Alexandria,
W. III Wrs Robert Washington, of Westmore-
w. 'iaa county wife of member of our board.
' la o oor with her husband to be present
Wv o,c,anc.ment exercises, has remained
md nd some time with her friend, Mrs.
y T. .pta in the institution"
iy w.. Arthur Padelford, who has been sing
~. IN California with the Conried Opera
c IVY under the name of Bsttina Ger
I s.i bas autographed to friends in Washing
pnl Guiy deuyiop the story printed in the
~; s.5 :" F F., Examiner and sent thence
sas the country-the story being that
~ had been seen great deal In public
-sbA c. Williams, a young southerner
' wa IN 4 charged with swiDdllng one OF
w" n ~ Of the Nedeau House at Lcs
~, ,a,sIss u, d had helped spend the money
: A9.'I b, him on forged draft. Mrs. Pad
,' md il the daughter of Gen. Albart Ord
way v and very beautiful woman. Her hus
Saad secured divorce from her on grounds
g 3nuj hy confession she had written
i 'p.pI Trevions 10 giving birth to child, and
J. =, lime lime when it was said her mind was In
,bie6ly ezciabie condition and che herself
, -. scarcely responsible. However, at the
o,s.qDl time she is trying honestly to make
Tyirp for herself on the stage, and her
e;.rIs al believe that any stories connect
nr her with unseemly adventures are cruel
stsoperatiOns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19
Look Out for Them.

The great reputation my spectacles and
eye glasses have attained throughout the U.
8 has led unscrupulous persons to counter
felt them. There are none genuine unless
the name of Hawkes. is stamped on the
frame, and 1 would respectfully announce
that positively employ no peddlers.
All ewes fitted and ft guaranteed by l..
Stabler & Co, Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19
What will Browns Iron Bitters cure ?

What will Browns Iron Bitters cure 1t
will cure dyspepsia, indigestion. weakness,
malaria rheumatism and all similar diseases.
lis wonderful curative power is simply be-
cause it pur6es the blood, thus beginning
at the foundation, and by building up the
system drives out all disease. For be pc
culiar troubles to which ladies are subject it
is invaluable. 1t is the only preparation OF
iron that does not color the teeth or cause
haadache
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizeris guar
anteed to cure you. Sold By E. s. Leadbeat
or & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

!, VORroRArIoN COURT Judge J. K. AZ
ss% .' presiding Armstrong VS.. Kintz
s ~ OF defendant for new trial overruled
Sl " bill OF exceptions filed.
@arE adjourned till court in course,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

THE REV. GEO. Fl. THAYER, OF Bourbon
Ind. says: both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE. "
Sold by E. s. Leadheater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19
LOCAL MATTERS

~ section fair weather, followed by light
'0 ',b,Iv warmer, easterly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

THAT HACKING Cough can be- SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
Sold by e. s. Lsadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

uEF For VIRGINIA BEACH-St. Johns
ss.suemy Cadet Cores left here yesterday
Spsnins on The Norfolk steamer for Virginia
;ssseh where hey will to day 60 into camp
" =. week. Prof. r L Carne, principal of
we AcsGsmY. accompanied the cadsts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

WHY WILL You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will giveimmediate relief Price 10cts.,
so cts, and 81. Sold by E. S. Leadbeater &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19
RIVER VIEW FOR 1889
ALExANDR1ANs' MOST POPULAR REsoR

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Will leave Prince street wharf EVERY MONDAY
at 1915 a. IN. and Z p. m. Tickets 25c. Com
mencing June 10Th EVERY WEDNESDAY at
1915 q. III. and p. IN. Tickets 25c Com
mencng jane 9Th. FAMILY DAY EVERY SAT-
UBDAY, leaving at 1890 a. IN. Tickets 1Oc
Commencing June let. No Objectionable parties
allowed on tho above trips.
my2S GIN Els. RANDALL, Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

a CYCLONE COMING -Navigators bound
y southern porte are warned that cyclone
s sas appeared Gil the North Carolina coast,
~. 'lsaals OF warning have been displayed
Nsi Charleston. 8. o., TO Woods Holl,
nus. Northeast gales may be expected
'aVSlhs To northwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

tScURsIoN.-The excursion to be given
~ morrow by thu O'd Folks Concert Asso-
H n;Io of Washington, to Colonial Beach
S"l De one of the most enjoyable that has
"sHed t6at favorite resort this season. An
entertainment will be given on board the
S .s by the association, in which many
sa'tIMe songs will be rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19
EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY oFVIRGINIA
SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nino
weekly begin 18th July, 1889, and end 11th
September Have proved Of signal use,-1st, to
students who design to pursue their studios at
this or other Law School %, to those who pro-
pose to read privately and 81, t1 practitioners
who have not had the adva1tage of systematic in.
struction. For circniar apply Up. o. University
of Va to JOHN Il. MINOR, Prof. CON- snd Stat
Law. my27 twin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-19

mood TOILET SOAP CHEAP-Honeysuckle
~ ST"p J. C. MILBURNS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
DOWN ~ LIE SEA.

Ttr sir,; IiaIe OF Sew Cotton ut Norfolk
r.i.s 9oaJonco OF tho Richmond DisVntchI
NORFOLK. August a., 1882
.lr ,rst belle II nov son from Ne'ig0 LOT
te H.fl0lk market Eas arrived Ire neA-oh
O..t. me orst Of thc month. Anu JoFeral ato1h'-
OIL. alt a4os1y chartered 90 ioal i'r EUROPE
..a season viii not be fairly open hoi0fe the
eta. q. tnc crop L. BACKWARD tbs year on ac-
r.aut oI Weather condition. DC te't'ils
..is poftN,i fai short OF "a nan in"'on On .
fHi- .a-.u zen or I've. tt in-uShhI b-i'-' .
iu.rns parties ntr having rAiu atNti Jus
..e ou tne lniots llons IN coas orc I'a', "
.rllrr. oA Monday Gntcl 81 !eli0"-'vk''
grouse. gioger, aud gray oacN-. A.. a..
i'd. p'rfsmuutn NtputhcGn TOW was IN Tho
...or'- Court THIS morning, astor-MacEini7'
i..-.sss r0lae sneA our "ttFNHt "Nt.''. t
nas kiioy for tesAnt nm. ne! We I. -
. ana costs. and iwmcliateiy ohlAn'l ~
..f for tao arrest 81 fairio7s ~ assuming MN
N..a cane ir Me Wsrd-moeNnf. ...
.r. siukiug u tno sloop kia NRy. oi " sr"icA
Comfy. aud drowning OF the crew bf inc NtN
l.rs Steamship Olo Dominion b unooi soi"k '"-
f.f. CATION as thc cus,om-nonse. 80,
.H.-r fnr8s thoushnd atite and coiored Norm
l.f lnisDs arc 800 tie ciH io-A'!. isty,-,n~
.. trains ~ tNclvo coaches tarh g. oiihs
n.nni ,ho iciail dealers have consldcra-
.rsurl.
t.. susaue Buf1ug{oo, 81 Monroe county, Vs.
.. ,g,-,. married by tho Kew. Joseph StrinFvT
A..t J.,...'s church. ia Princcss Aune conoiS,
t. t-olay ..- o.,
.It lnifrf states COAST 0tttf 0'''i"'t -
f..l- ls uort from co. 'h''A' "''e VI '
.Qa-f uf North Caro.iuG. .,
... DR. w. " Tudor 20 spentinG mona
s'Dag relatives iu Washington. aad nov W. H.
t..,' a. E,..t,oad. {. "a Virginia Beac.
survey hA- Oceu held On ne ioAsihE bIu'sn
.4,fn.,,tD Norphumbrie, 10 Hampton hoad~
s.l -an Is ordered y prOccoi o. i,oltesA -.
It@ residents puFaN socfotAt9 He'''.Nf
s.ft..nefis At,or6e,- General A,iiler will pay Il
,.at 10 .nis psr. o. t0o state no1i "eoA a. TOO
f-.t'f 20 lsurfal s.. ~. GroHtr ,.
Ifr Academy Of Music WI. prv.Nnly % - -
io.t.i ,s tuo place ior holding 9hS sN0'0 y
N.-u.1. We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE DISCOVERED
IN tho Case Of Mrs NInybriols, Sentenced to
he Hanged.
ny tsloera9h % no Dispatcn.l

NEW YOnK. August ls.-Thc lawyers IN us
City 81 Mrs. Mnybick, under sonience OF death
IN liverpool for poisoning her husband, have 10
day received important evidence IN favor oil theiT
client The attorneys arc Roc e NGnln.
hflred M0nck, = lawyer II Montreal. seuo5 .
letter lo tho firm stating that a Mrs Iapp, M
sworng tho desrri pfiou OF the Mrs. 1app WHO
was the Chiet witness against Mrs. haybrcN'
had 10 leave tiortrenl about ttree years ago 10
escape ihe possibility q bong indicted for yer
Jury. At t18t time . Inan named hhlVin Smlth
brought aeti 2 against hls Tiio tor sopnlhuoh.
Mrs. Yapp was the chief witness for Smith ana
cgvc very damaging evidence against TIC Vic.
IL was shown. however. that Smiths mistress
md tho woman fapp hed. with smiths a9,
piniied loop conspiracy 10 blackcn Mrs. omltifs
character. Tho plot failed. however MIS- lapp
fed he country tmmocih'cly ihorcaficF.
Duiloy NJ Holman. managing editor OF mo
Portland Cie) Erfnfnq kypTSss. also sends n loi-
tsr aininR that Nrs. hsyhrick once lived ia
Portland whcro sho wa highly respected. no
niks The advice Of tho lawyers regarding inc
pIoprioty IT gottlug petition signod py tho
leaGiuc ci.izcns or Portland nnl forERr1inR mo
aauo 70 Se~rcta~ y-Oi-Stato Blanc requesting
him q intoros, himself In The case. The law
ycrs wrote q reply IN approval OF tho 'dea.
a Uell-ZUowu lawyer Who arrived to-1ay from
ENGLAND, ami sbO WIS present during Judge
- uAous's charge 20 the jury was seen ~ ZOO ~
Nark'in's Onlc". Tie docs not Wish MS hhpio
puoH4h0l. While ia England be gave The Way
brick ,lsc n careful study. q" mover heard such
r prciuficod charge delivered" said he. "by
fudge a. my many yearo experience a. tho bar.
Mrs MavbrcE's lawyers could not get In worh
cireyi.c Nhcl they cndoayored 10 cnro Tho
Judge In his charge they got snubbcd Tor
their pains. All the people Ia England
wore opyp-od O. tho conviction except DIE Judge
DO not thlna thc Homc Secretary viii allow
woman - Doe executed. I called 20 soc her after
conviction. md she presented q Iiufll sight
sbs exclaimed: Dill notdo It, dld not 10 u
NV folly admit ] was led astray by man
VINO hni an unnatural influence over ne. 'IhaI
yas nay only fin. would sooner have Lost my
Nfo than hurt one hair Of my husbands head. y
Hoaers. Roo and maxim. lawyers. viii forward
tho evidence ,hey have 10 Secretary Blcinc at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
THREE MeN IN A flgRY FuaNAcE.
coiored Youths Try to Emulate shadrsch'
BIeshaek. and Abodnogo.

A Birmingham (Ala.) special says: The
most remarkable religious craze has seized
the colored people near Bessemer and the
countrv intermediates between that place
and birmingham. For some time past an
old colored man named Tobias Jackson mas
been proclaiming himself as Daniel the
prophet.
saturday last ne persuaded three young
colored men that they were representa-
tiyes Of Shadrach, Mcshack, aud Abodne-
go. the three children OF faith who enter.
ed the fiery furnace of Ncbuchadnezza OF
old. He claimed that q furnace where
iron is melted aud cast into all kinds 'ot
forms was the furnace of Nebuchadnezza.
and that they should enter II and pass
through without the smell of fire. The
three colored mon calling themselves tho
:hree children Of Israel, under the inHu-
ence of their new prophet, deliberately en-
tered the gate of the cupola OF the furnace
and rushed headiOng into the white neat
of the melting IRON
When they failed 10 come out Jackson
the prophet proclaimed that he saw them
rising in the air. with the smoke OF the
furnace. attended 10y angels, and said that
they would revisit the earth next Sunday.
The negroes propose TO meet at church on
SUNDAY and pray while awaiting the de-
scent of the three children of Israel.
The mother OF one OF them said when
asked about the matter: " feel les' as sho'
my boy IS in Hebeu' a il I'd doLe been
dar an seed i'm. Jackson de prophet
comman' him TO walk dc fiery furnace,
an he bleeged ter hey him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
RlcHMONo TOBACCO MARKET.

ADJUST IS, iss)
Continuing yestordoy'3 crop accounts tho
whole prospects 10 date IN brighis may DO
briefly summed w es follows:
There viii BE- eu cxlra flne quality and colCr
iu light pre- ,srd w-Ii pess, IN twist "rappera IN
cutters, and smokers
There will be h lack n tody in dlicrs with no
gooi Indications for leafy rich mahogany wrap
pers.
For stammers the crop will 30 just tho thing
needed Tor English export II prices VIII be low
enough. which f. very doubtful, for home manu-
facturors will probably take anything ieaiy aud
perfect from 20 % = cents, beyond which stem
ners cannot we'll venture FOR export
An exceptionally fine crop IN color and per-
fectness OF leaf win aiways ind friends 10 carry
Il over, which tho reduced slze Of the crop Will
sdini, ~ quite readily.
Numerous Inquiries concerning tho dark crop
confirm the hoavy damages reported. While also
showing improvement "a that Standing. lack q
tody 10 question 20 ~ dc.orniaed by mo wea-
thor
Tho strength cfrcT 1884 Wrappers Is a'tee'ei
by the refusal today ~ IA iulaad dealer q o
very profitable prico on round lo., while yet
prices were put eyen higher.
Danyiile dealers report heavy sales Of private
stocks of nliers, old or now.
Inquiry for Buroys Hre yor7 good, win en-
corraoing sales.
Auction offerings ~ packageS Of which Q were
takon II. sales. 20 hogsheads ~ Si4O 70 g..
Average, S607. six bncnrs wore offered.
Private sales chow more life to-day. Wrap.
pcrs sold. q hossaesis; oilers sold, Il hogs
heads; smoker sid. : bogsheads-ds partially
reported.
Mr. william II. Walker. president OF tho Hon
Gsrson Trade COZ rms yesterdays Dipafrh's
tobacco reports, cad says further that many
backward crops aro IN doubt AMI though very
interior now may improve. Tho change Of late
has been remarkably qni:E nnd favorable. just
returned nom western trip. friend reports
an sc,iye and higher Louisville market, with
| good profits On speculators stock lately. The
| Louisville market IS again drawing tho leediog
orders 20 har breaks. shiie Cincinnati viii pro
baby fell the loss Of some trade heretofore
| claimed By virtue n his rumpus IN Louisville.
| The Liggett & Myers Company. Of 80 Louis,
/ Mo-. advance prices one ooEt on the star trsnd
+ anc the Dmmmonf Company tho cents on the
I Hocsoshoo brand or August TN.
/ INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
Cigars and cigarettes, sG3L63; tobacco. sS.J2S.
/ %; special ei65 ~; toia! sales. si,25dta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YOsx. August Il Cotton arm: sales.
62l bales. upiands, II site; Orleans, II S-iOc
not receipts al AL potts to-day. 10 D0los; eI-
ports--to Gruat Briri0n. ~ nalo, 70 France,
1919 pslls. b. the Continent. Ia b0lns sly'k,
Sl5S bale-. southern hour guloi aod wonk.
Nnsai heavy aud ale. loWsr: now no. rod. &c.
"a elevator; oulions heavy and hahc. lower No.
rod. August. ~ hc, september. size Corn
wcaser. 80. g. sc. IN o.eystor; options ha<c.
lower on weak August, A.; September,
iYNc Oati-Mixed siehIy. options qulct va.
gust Csc: september. g6ho. Hops dali AID
wrak. COIeo-OpuOns barriy eteliy, A0ghHt,
u3.s5. September. fi5 iUafl3 ~; spot mo hfm
nnI artlyo al fI-C24. Sugar Refined IN t'ttof
demand and frm; &. %. lj b. ycllOU. ~ 40 80.
sand8rl A. S.. gFInuiafei, sac. AQlAas's-
Foreign dun Now priesn~ qgio,. Rico atcnhy
and Qui,i Petroleum steady. refined. ISi-
Coiton-seed on steady and quiet hosu glllt
aud sfoily Iurp"utinc steaiy and quiet
Ilii0s steHdy and quiet Wool weak and quiet
PORK lower Bug quiet. mesi, tlLEafls. extra
prime. flI Jafii. Beef iuil. Beet hams quiet
Iierced Doef cui0t Cut-poats duh and weak.
Lard Western sioSn, $50; September. $50 !,
October, i6i3afGb7; Tedhci fairly active.
81 Uigats st0aiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16

Tho VaHsy Virginiin. tho most Influential Re-
pUblic3n paper 3. the state, says IN iis ISSUE Oh
yesterday:
Republicans from principle. earne5t IN their
convictions and willing 20 lrtor for the party.
wheu ~ success practically means moro man
tire eradication OF rhe selfish AMBITION OF one
man they reluctantly declare that they canno.
longer support Malone. This feeling pofmonfes
every county and district ~ the state, AMI Wnie
there ara many Who thus believe and feel Who
will vote Tor tho nominees OF tho Norfolk ConFen-
ton thera are thousands who will not vote ~ al,
unless tho gentlemen selected, ~ ihoir PERSONA
cnnrB ter, ciyo assurance 'hc. they cannot 10
used fr any purpose less tnan mo good " mo
Siate ana tho promotion II tho cause 81 kopnhi-
canism. With ttose men II is not o'hce-t ~ no'
The aluenco Of the favOr5 ~ government which
enierini0 thor views aud determination IL -
self-res Dect-a conviction th9t MshCuciem - not
KCpubli-nnism, and Tint It's success would not
be a victory Tor principle. but tho enthfone-
mont % one man as the dictator or Virginia ana
a fncnqcc not only 20 the best interests ~ tho
Commonwealth. but 70 tho bcpuDiican party OIL
the nation. .
we expect, aftcrlhe two conventions hayo met
ana p'acCt IN nomination their respective
fick ct. 20 review tho whole held on lNHna
politics. and discuss with free, fair mind mo
Interests involved and The relation OF parties
aud factions % them. n doing 20 We nope %
be guided by scneo ~ duty, 10 hc governed by
an impartial view o. the facts and questions et
issue 10 nothing ezteuuBte or aIcht eotdown
in malice aud give the reasons FOR iho ia1ih
that l. IN us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
A cnnen WARRIOR, OutGt.

4 Washington special says: Through
The bureau of international exchanges al
thc Smithsonian Institution this morning
DR.. 81. Clair. chief OF the consular division,
State Department. received from Leuteu-
ant Tpunt, United States commercial agent
in the Congo country. the war outfit Of q
Bvauz warrior. sent from point 700 miles
from. the coast. IL consists of bamJo
shield six feet long and one wide, a spear
four feet long. knife shaped something
Ike an exaggerated pruning knife md
sharp on both edges the handle . heavy,
Of hammered brass; a bow. with bamboo
string. and two iron-tipped arrows and q
brace. three coils OF small brass wire. The
weapons of offence are murderous-looking
implements, but the defensive armor, the
shield, seems wo;ully deficient III size
and texture % protect the wearer. Before
handling the weapons Dir. St. Clair will
wash their points and edges in carbolic
acid 10 remove the poison with which
Congo warriors of NATURALIZATION days at
least were wont 10 tipthem III order to add
t. their effectiveness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
ECxEEnQzIEEa;EsTyEi
YIrGINiA STATE INSURANCE CONPATY,l
hIcnNnND. Aukusl b, ~. J

VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE ApHiAHftt
HIcHN0SD, August l5, 1859.
Atn cnllcc meeting OF tie Board OF Directors
Of tiis company held tbs day 81 their Office,
A. nolncod IN feeling remarks tie deatA " mo
president Of tho con pany
The following. submitted by Mr. Jeues ANrcl
jones' Was unanimously adopted:
THOMAS N. AClASCF, rtr-lient OF thi3 com
pan D.. died yesterday morning az o'clock az hts
fe-l1cnre. IN his CITY, at me adNhucrl hSp Oh
seyouty-sIx YEAR. Mr.. McDau 20 ga tao I~lh d6Y
of February. i,t6. presided ever ihO meeting
which organized tie company. and from ~ or
canikation 10 Dis death continued IN me ENJOY
mcnt q! us highest consideration ana confidence.
lie wa connected with Il 10 It most important
oflces-lrst a. the Yico- pres lent and alter
wards "a its rresdeni-aud ia hi entire ollcihi
career ho devoted himself 10 its service VIA
loal assiduity. anu inteiliEeuce.
We, his associates Ia III directory 81 10 COM
pany, honorsd Ain. an1 Ieit Tor him warm per-
sonal attachment
MIR. McC aucc was for more Than half century
n merchant u thls city. OF large views. eXteu-
slye information. aud fall o., enterprise; tho
roughly drilled In OnSines. mothOd'. oil tho
str!rtsst Integrity. with nice sense 81 common
,Sal honor, no attained 10 an cnu6tle rcputl-
fou. Modest and reserved Ia fis msnrors be
was kindly and sympeleiic tn Oh nature. i'up-
lic-sf lritea a devoted churchmnn. true friend.
IN example q domestic virtues, he has closed
his iorg and useful hfe universally esteemed
and lam nted.
gesolred That The above expression OF the
senso Of this hoard DO en'or1i On rs minutes
and d COPY OF il 10 contaminated % NJ. Me-
Cancc's family and also published Ia tho news
papers ~ tt.is city.
4 COPY 'rOm tue record.
NV BowR. Yice-presiden.
Re-. T. Richardson, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-16
galleries manlser,oa ,nolr pleasure IN fho PrOs-

galleries manifestcd their pleasure IN inc fFosF
dents speech by loud applause.
The ioint convention was then dissolved ans
the House adjourned. following wneh ean 70 ne
individual introduction 81 tho members 20 wy
President. During this ceremony the crown W
people anxious 10 greet tho President nsn - -
come 20 great in the halls That II was necessasJ
20 lock She doors From tho leglslauye ensn-
bcr the PresIdent was escorted TO The stage
which lad been erected Ia front oI tne cspi,v',,
whero. "a he appeared. he was Warmly enes -,
~ thousands assembled q soc him' 1no wv
crnOr introduced the President
Mr. President" said be, "you have met tne
lcrisI atiTe judicial and executive departments
q our STATE government j now iniruuuco ysu
20 tho people OF New Hampshire II MY ,.9 a., 81
not all hero 81 Is not because they are not 0{al 20
tho Government OF % their President ihcJ
would b. here. and there Is no man, woman, %
child IN all orr broad Commonwealth that does
not stand by tho Administration % this Govern
ment under ell circumstances. whoever may 10
IT, hesf. .,,
"Fellov-citizcns. I present TO you tho President
a The United States" Prolonged applause anu
cheering.l
President Hsrrison stood. with ha, IN hand and
oyerc0at o. his arm, looking OF tho crowd no-
mcnt and then said: =.
"My Follow Citizens, That public man u
dull indeed who does not derive Instruction am
Inspiration from frequent Contact win uie
masses Of our people When hoin nose WHO
are about him and who are pressing eoisioeIh.
tons pcrr0aal % themselves no turns 70 creee
body Of people who have only one, ana thhi INC
highest, concern Of tho Government th1t
the publi- affairs shall he honestly, eco
nOmically afmiuistered, and that INC ~ ~
erafI be enforced AMI that tho public
servants shall boar themselves well IN the dts
charge q their duties. From that scarce ne
caunoi fail 70 ind announcement ana inspira-
ton ihsnk you most cordially for your earn,
est and Interesting greeting here to-day. viii
not detafn you under no innuspicious circuh-
stances o. ne weather which surround US longer
! than % say scain. Thank you and good-by"
Tho President was then escorted through tho
I Capitol grounds iu . carriage. Atfcr iflFe 2
co.iation was served ~ The Eagle House. Among
the Invited guests were United states senator ;
/ Klair and Chandler aid Congressmen Mute aud
Moore. Before The President loft the hall Co'o-
mel White hnnded him T. pitcher belonging 70
I Mrs Eeulamiu Gale from which President Mon
: zoe hei drank lemonade when visiting her. RE
ei9cni Harrison followed The precedent. Az 2la
/ President Harrison and party leit tho hotei ior
Tho railroad station inc President being con.ih-
/ ualiy cbccred ~ tho pc0ple On inc routo- puhJ
I rt,- % ina Fflt.gn.