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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
MANCHESTER IN SHORT SPACE.
Legislative Convention o-Day-Pcrsonat
and Other Items.

The CITY Democratic Committee held q
meeting last night TO perfect ARRANGEMENTS
for the convention 20 be held at the Leader
Hall TO-DAY at noon 20 nominate two can
didates for the House Of Delegates from
the district composed of Manchester,
Chesterfield, and Powhatan.
The convention Will be- called % order
bv Mr.. John UtZ, chairman OF the Demo
cratic Committee of Manchester. who will
name a temporary chairman. full at
tendance is expected There viii be about
thirty-fve delegates ut the convention.
The gentlemen most prominently spoken
Of for the nominations are Hon W. W.
Baker, Captain Joseph Hobson. Captain
William Blankingship and Mr.. j.. ,. Ro-
binson. The name Of Mr.. james +. Brad
lev has also been mentioned in this con-
nection. and he will make a splendid run
If he will accept the nomination.
The Committee on Finance OF the City
School Board. consisting OF Messrs. j. X.
Perdue, b. A. Nunnally, j. II. Busby, and
W. ". Pool will meet at the whlte-schOOl
huilding this evening 20 make estimates
for the coming session. The Committee
on Buildings. consisting Of Messrs. G.. A.
Carr, ID. !. WeIsiger, G. A. Jones. and {. Y.
Green, Will meet Friday night for the same
purpose.
The work of tearing down the old Pres
bvterian church to give way for the new
building begun yesterday morning. The
services on Sunday in tins church were OF
a very interesting character. There was
one addition TO the church. While the
new church ia being erected the congrega-
ton will worship III the Leader Hall.
Wesley Mayo, the negro man who Vas
shot q short while ago by an officer, and
was sent 10 jail for unlawful assault III
three instances, Is now on a fair way TO re-
coyery Mayo has been for several days
living in a hammock IN jail with his wound
ed leg propped up, and the ball, which
him IN his effort to escape the
law. has worked It's way out of the wound.
The Richmond and Danyllle Railroad
Company have begun the erection OF
water-tOwer 10 supplant the one near the
Manchester end Of the Free bridge This
tower will be larger than the present one,
and will be built on the brow OF the hill
lust below the terminus Of Semme5
street.
The funeral Of Mr.. james n. Brown, who
died Sunday morning ut hls residence on
Railroad street near Fourteenth. took
place from the Bainbridge-Street Bap-
fist church yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock and was quite largely attend,
ed. Deceased was a hlghly-re,pected
citizen. a charter member of Stuart Lodge,
|. o. O. F., and a member Of Dale Lodge.
knights of Honor. and Manchester Lodge
of Masons. He married a sister of Mr..
Charles Bl.nkenship, who, with several
children. survive him.
Tho August term Of the Chesterfield
County Court began yesterday. There are
no important cases 10 be tried at this term.
Miss Kitty Morris has returned homo
after a pleasant stay Of several weeks Ia
GOochland county.
Mr.. John G.. Rice is in Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

RsraKyEs TIE FEELING or LAssirupk
common ia midsummer aud imparss VI
tsiitx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

Pans, August 12.-The vote on the ques-
ton If competency of the Senate Court to
try Boulanger Is regarded a. an indication
of the final result Of the trial. 1t Il be-
lieved that large majority OF the members
will vote against BouLanger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
PoLIcE-cOURT PlCKlNGS.
Several Important Cases Before His Honor
Yesterday.


Perhaps the most important case Of the
large number on the docket in the Police
Court yesterday morning was that OF
George Manning, charged with assaulting'
striking. and WoundIng Robert Evans with
q chair, with intent 10 xii INN. Evans,
whose nose was broken by the fearful blow
which Manning struck him with the char
on Saturday night last, was unable to APP
pear in court. and the case was continued
until the 18th instant.
William Kennedy (colored) was charged
with assaultIng. striking, and woundng
Thomas =. Turner with a stick, with intent
TO kill. Continued until tomorrow. Mr..
Turner was standing in his stable, on
Franklin street below Fifteenth street, Sun
day afternoon with his back TO the door,
when William Kennedy, a cOlOred man,
came up behind him and struck him
a heavy blow on the back of the head,
telling him 10 the tOor. Kennedy
ran out of the stable and made his
escape. Mr.. Turner said he did not
know why Kennedy assaulted nm as ne
had never seen him, nor did he know MIN.
Kennedy claims that Mr.. Turner ran over
him and drove against him.
Thomas X. Scott, a young colored man,
was charged with being disorderiy ana at
tempting to strike with musket members
of the State Guard in their armory. Fined
SO and costs. -.
Delaware Williams (colored), essaulting
and beating Charles Harris in the street.
Fined IS and costs.
Marcus Davis. Edward Green, Joseph
Jasper, Pleasant Murphy, John BuIress,
John Hartman, Thomas Brennan, Simel
Price, J. S. Grant. and William Allen were
fined IS and costs each for being drunk on
the Sabbath.
Albert Keith, assaulting and beating
James TAYLOR, son OF Clement Taylor.
Fined IS and costs.
j. w. Gill, stealing one dollar or more
from II. b. Chaffin. Seut to jail for ninety
DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Mean tem porature ..........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. August is.--Thers WAS only
quiet business m the stock market to-day. out
dealings were marked by msny features and
while considerable irregularities existed among
spsc.sifies tho general lit continued % present
the same "a n 10 strong front which Il has Tor
the pAsf week. London prices tOis morning were
materially higher than our ngurrs OF SATURDAY
evening, and heavy buying orders Tor foreign
account wer" reported IN tho forenoon, Thiie
during the day there WAS cOurldersoie bul ma
niplIatlon. Nestern operators and local probes
-iOnals sold stocks, but except In New blg toufs
aud Nhesapeakc anl thios there HAs llttie im-
preston made upon values. The sugar trust be-
came weak on the injunction applied for by the
Receiver Of the North River sugar Refining Com
pany, but the loss wss sie up before tho close
OF business. Realizing Ia Big Four. Was very
MARIE 81. and Chesapeake and OHIO followed IN
bet Ind, being more prominent in dealings man
usual OF late. Gould stocks became the
most TrOmiuenL and the story that Gould
Was under the market At present recsvet
some credence. though the same thing was
said OF The Nandsrbi's The stocks OF ths
roads which are talked OF ~ likely 20 come
into the now "bg Fcurn combination we're AL
specially strong. ani Wheeling and LAKE Erie,
Lake trio aud Wes'ern. sud Chicago and ha-t
Illinois all made handsome gains wabash pro
ferrei. however, Wa one % the most prominent
features becoming unusually sctive aud scoring
q decided gain The 1rangrrs wero all strong
on tho recent good showing Of earnings. but the
coal stocks ware quite neglected with mo
exception II Recalling. which continued heavy.
no Nftt prices I'D iIN trAci ~ iiFA NlV"'N nt-
yances over saturdays prices. extending 10 .,
but ~ realizing In big Fours and Chesapeake
aud Ohios checked the upward mofement. small
progress was made until noon, tue sugar trust
in The mean time becoming extremely weak.
Wabash preferred lei the Upward move
ment but was soon Joined b. others AMI
chicago and East Illinois, Rock Island,
Louisville aud Nashville. Lake krie aul
Western. Canadian Pacific. and others eCored
handsome advances. The recovery In the sugar
trust VA Also very MARKED in the last hour Inc
market closed guist but strong, AMI generally al
close a. The best prices Sales. 10000 shares Final
changes were generally M tte direction OF
higher prices. snd chi ago and Fast Illinois rose
S. preferred 3t, Canada Pacific Ia Wabash ! -,
preferred Ia. and Rock Island and Louisville
ami Nashville : a, each. Big Four common lost
IT,
Srsnin5. Exchange DUH. steady, md essy ~
i.5t AS. Money easy AZ 3aiS. suh-freasury
bslsnces-God, il5f, 5000. currency. ta, No.
600. Governments dull snt steady for Is, per
cents. rs eH mt - coupons lOlfi state
bonds dull AMI st0aiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Hale and Hearty In Old Age.

What Is more beautiful than an ancient tree
clothed with an ample robe Of verdure! Apt -
the comparison between such growth and an
Old mau or woman infused with health and Vigor
The sine q,,a n0n the indispensable condition OF
vigorous youth, robust manhood. and yirile Old
age. il sound digestion. Without this life Is
shorn Of tho hearty Ee.t that should attend H.
No moro benencent and agreeable contributor
10 the attainment Of hale old age and efficient
neans Of counteracting the innrmites that TOO
often attend LIES decline can DO found than
Hostetters stomach Bitters. Dyspeptc symp-
toms. q tendency 10 kidney complaint. nervous
inquiemde. and rheumatic trouble are overcome
by It's use. Tho effect OF exposure aud over
WORK are nullined By IL. and It affords eiicieut
prote .tiou 10 oil subjected 70 malstal lnnuences
Give il a thorough trial. eu ISIu,I hlwl&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Reformation of Mr.. Treat,

Mr.. Morgan Treat has rendered to Gov
ernor Lee his resignation "a member OF
the House of Delegates from King william
county. and the same has been accepted 10y
the Governor
Mr.. Treat has been recently appointed
collector Of internal revenue for West
Point and vicinity, and for this reason re-
signs.
Mr.. Treat was in the city Yesterday and
had conference with the officials here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 12.-The Robert
Morris Land and Coal Company, of New
York. to-day filed a bill in equity against
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company in the United States Circuit
Court. alleging that they are owners of
s.949 acres Of coal and tlmber-land IN
Northumberland county, Pa, and that the
defendant is in possession of the land and
is rapidly removing the coal and timber
from II. , 100000 tons Of coal being taken
out annually The property in dispute Is
worth $40 OQD 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

BRYANT.-Died. sunday mornsne, ~ &o
ofclcck. AZ The residence o. her husband. 4. ~
Bryant. Ia HeRrico county, Ars sAhAh H.
BRYANT, Ia the twenty second year OF her age.
We miss thee from our home, dear.
We mi.s Thee IRON Thy place,
A snadOs Ger our life IL cast
We miss the sunshine o. NY face
We miss toy kind aud willing hand.
Thy fond aud earnest care
our home Is DARK without thes.
We nlss thee everywhere.
lisa HrsBAsp
JAMEs-Died. a. Detroit Mich, sunday. Az
gust II. 1883, a. S p. NJ, WILLIAM v. JANIS
father Of Nrs Thomas cnrissisDl. IL tho esyen-
sy-sixih year OF his age
sTEw ART.--Disa AFTER 2roJseted and pain
ful illness, At hroos Hill, Hsarieo coaniy. Va.
sunday, August iitn, ~ Aia eclork a. ~.
DANikL kkkf STEWART. "a me sish'y-nrss
ris 1unsrsi hook plse yeeserday eyeaiaG 81
o'ciosx from tmnoops) shozA X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
A Race War Threatened.
lRu tnlerranh 20 the Dianatch.l

ATLANTA. GA, August 12.-For o few
hours tonight matters looked good deal
like race war here III Atlanta. There were
rumors that an attempt would be made by
the negroes 10 burl in eiiigy Captain Lyons
and his daughter. who figured IN the post
Office troubles the other day. Between five
hundred and thousand white men, all
armed. met al a given point and We're ready
10 prevent such an AFFAIR. There was no
trouble on the part Of the negroes, and at
the instance Of Governor Gordon the
crowd dispersed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

Colson prepared the elixir and brother
physician injected IL in his arm. Two
hours later, when questioned about the re-
suits he said: Am certain | feel better.
My joints are more supple, and the blood
Il circulating through my legs. and Won
can see that am able TO stand up without
orutches.n
Then, moving his toes up and down, he
said that IL was the first time he had been
able to do so for twelve months.
Mr.. Bratton reported no change in his
condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
The Recent Duel.

ATLANTA, August I2.--Patrick Calhoun
Iturued 10 Atlanta yesterday ana .. ~
Williamson is in Rome. Governor oeay,
U Alabama, has announced his ln'eh si
a demanding the extradihon OF tne uuV .is
thar he will honor the requisitiOn, as the
duel was fonoht on the State line. There
t. iust uncertainty enough about Il 20 raise
tue Troublesome question Of jurisdiction.
j Is not certain that the spot could 20
Identified, as the parties got on IN the daIS
g. hglt the duel and hastily let the
fFouu2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Baseball Yesterday.
-p,, telerranh fo tia Dispatch.

indianapolis
Indianapolis........OO 004 DO o. 4
Mashingtous ........0 0 o 3 0 q 3 3
Base-hits-Indianapo 9; Washlngtons,
10. ors-IndiauapoiIs. none: Washing
tons. &. Batteries indianapolis, Gotzcln
and Daily; Person and Mack.
Pittsburgh:
tsburghs.........1 l 0 1000 o. 3
Bostons ..............0 00O23 0X- 5
hit--Pittsburghs, z Bostons, .. En-
rors -putsburghs. l. BOatOns, 3. bat
-Pttshurghs, Morris and Carroll /;
Clarkson and Bennett.
Cleveland:
Cieyclands .........O 2OOOO1 0 o. 8
New Aorks.........0 o 0 0 0 ! 4
Base-hts- Cleyclands, o; New Norks D..
Errors Cleyelands, 3: New Works, !. Bat
teries -GTuber and SNYDER; hecio and
Ewing,
Chicago: -
pLiladelphias. O2O143001 Ill
Basc-hits -Chicagos, y; Philadelphias,
IS. Errors Chiragos, &; Phliadelphias,
Is. Batteries -Icner and Farrell; Gleason,
Saunders, and Schrivcr.
Cincinnati: -
Ciucipnatis. .........1 % 0 l 0 l o. 6
R9ltimorcs ..........0 - o 3 0 o / Z
Clncinnatis, II; Baltlmores,
IL Errors CiuClnHats, 4; BaltlmOreS' D.
Batteries-Duryer and Keenan,; Foreman
and Cunningham.
Kansas City; ,o
Kansas tlty. ........-.,..Z ~
Columbus ...............O ! 0 u
Base-hits- Kansas City. Il; Columbus, ..
Frrors-kausas City, o; Columbus, 4. Bot;
tcries-Sowdcrs and Hoover; Nidner and
O'Connor
Louisville:
First Camel
Athletics .............4 0x-9
Iolisvilles ............0 o 3 0 o D 0-3
Batteries Athletics, Mcmahon and Ro-
binson; Louisvlles. Ehret and Cook.
Observation-Disclosures, Il; Loulsyilles, ..
4; Louisvnles, D.
lsecond Game.l
Athletics .............l
Toui.villes. 90 0 0 0 %
batteries Seward and Robinson; Ro-
hiuson and Cook. se-hits-Athletics.
10. Louisvillos, 8. Errors-Athletics, %
LOuisvileS, 3.
St Louis: .,
Drooklvns. ..........0 900 90 O. U
batteries Chamberlain and Milligan;
Caruthers and Visner. Base-hits-St. Louis.
II. Brooklyns, ?. Errors-St. LOUIS, j;
Brooklyns, ?.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

4 Ncgrn nlnfe Hanged.

4 brakes Branch fVa) special says: m
attempt a. outrageous assault was commit
ted on last Saturday upon an orphan girl
living boa the upper part oi the county. The
girl fought with such desperation that sine
nwolo Che lady with whom she lived, and
thetwo locked the negro ticnd i'm The room
aud kept him prisoner tiil help arrived ana
secured him. Ills name was William
Biaukeuship md ho was about twenty
years old. He was promptly committed 10
iail. whence he was taken Sunday night
and hung - q tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Davy Crockett's birthday.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. August l2.-Extensive
are being made 10 celebrate
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNIVERSARY %
,,,heya he was born, near Limestone.
Among the guests viii be h; 7. .Crocketti
~ Granberry. Texas. the only living son OF
the frontierman aud the only living grand
SON sol, Of Colonel II. Ii. Crockett, OF New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

WASHINGTON, August l2.-The star this
evening prints the following; ,fostm1as.t,er
l,N.. Atlanta, Ga. has not thought the
trouble over the appointment OF colored
l.su .n his Office Of sufficient consequence
I, make o report 10 the Post-Ofhce Depart
l.ent. Acting Postmssier-GeneITei CLARK
co. said to-day. however, that no uhIer,,
FOOD that the cOlored man was ceriiheu
ly tbe Civil Service Commission 70 1ss-
l.s,,,r I,eyyis and he had 20 appoint him.
lor himself he thought IL impolitic 70 apcs
lo.nt colored men 10 work alongside 81
vi.e women. What action. II any, would
totakcn nm tbe matter he did not indicate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RictfAONp. August i2-Reccipts. ~ aead or
cattle. 6o3 sheep and lambs, a3 hogs
SlLgs; Sc head OF cattle, to3 shsep ana
lambs ~ hogs
Prices:
Caitle--B~sL 3Saic gross-a few extra nne
higher: medium TO good, SAe5kc. grosc, COM
mon 20 fair. 2alc. gross.
sheep -3ai. gross
lamDs-4a.k' e. gross
HOgs-baGhc. not
Buiis-2asc. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
4 Hotel Burned.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.I

CNc1yvAr1, August IA special to the
Times-.Tar from Lexington, KY. says: The
Arlington Hotel at Blue-Lick Spring. was
burned this morning. There We're hun
dred guests at the hotel, all Of whom
escaped. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
Senator Blackburn and ex-Chief-Justlce
Hargie and family were among the guests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

According 10 the English papers uustate
nore must be still immensely popular Ia
london. The Dore Gallery, when mas
held forth in New Bond street these many
wears. is said to have made 500 GOO year.
orders for publications OF p3res p. Snrn 81
s ssSo 7s1 during the past FIVE years while
&C. present stock Of engrayings ~ estima-
"a ~ %g25. 600. As il is proposed 70 turn
he gallery into q joint-stock company
, ,ny these figures should be taken Win
ie,oa discount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--TUEsDAY. AUGUST 49, 1885,


tween Ninth and Tenth streets TO colored
man who WAS attacked with cramps.
Treated and conveyed 20 the alnishouse.
At Gas called to lower gas-works to treat
Alexander Tunstall, who fell distance OF
twenty-five feet from the Chesapeake and
Ohio trestle, badly iniuring his back lie
was conveyed to his home, NO. 29OI Nam
atreaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Work Of the Ambulance.

The city ambulance had the following
calls yesterday; At i2:46 o'clock to floyd
and Cherry streets TO coiored man VINO
of fifteen feet, breaking his right arm. lie
was treated and taken TO the almshouse;,
At 6:5o O'Clock TO Sulliyan's alley be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Papcr-NIills sold.


IHy teIograpn 20 Inc Dispach.l
WycHrsTfR. Va. August 12.-The VIM
chester Papcr-Niils have been sold to the
American Straw-Board COMPANY. with
Headquarters in Chicago. The present
mauae,mont, Ncssrs. Nis-lcr AZ Co.. viii
c.nluuo % operate the mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
CHARLOTTE NOTES.
4 Worry Serious Accidental Carriage Cap
sizes.
fsrcclnl tolesrsm b ne pispatoh.l

CnAnLorrr. n. c.. August 12.-At regu-
Jar meeting OF the Board of Aldermen this
evening the proposition 10 order an cleo
ton ON the question of the city issuing
bonds 90 the amount Of $4,000 for street
improvements passed ITS first reading.
A very serious accident happened TO
lawson Rozzcll's family, consisting OF his
wife and three children, this evening.
They were going % see relatives IN Union
county Iva "a carriage. and when driving
Along a prccipice the carriage capsized,
Throwing Alr-. Rozzell and the three chill
drcn out. All the children wcre badly IN
iurcd. and il is thought Mrs Eozzeu can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

Several coupon cases We're tried in this
court yesterday and decided in favor Of the
bondhOlders.
In the case Of J. $. Moore ~. ). ). Chand-
Ter judgement was confessed for Sl.1l7.ll.
Crngan a Trant rs. 5. }. Chandler. Judg-
ment confessed for Sil5.g0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

MoBug. ALA. August i2.-Dr, brown
fequard's Elixir was tried here this after
boon, the patients being DR.. Peter colson!.
for many years the victim Of fheums,le
loat. and Thomas Bratton. Of coheefine'
Ala. afflicted With tbs iiYez Trouble W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Death Of the Oldest Man In the State.
IL .l....n..,, u thl nlaraf.h

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. August 12.-Matthew
Gibbs. supposed TO bethe Oldest man N the
State. died at his home near Centre yester
day morning Mr.. Gibbs was lO5 years old,
and died OF sheer old age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

TNWH0IHT WI'ETTTl W IUo UT"VaI-I'T
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va, August
f2.-lho Republicans held Their conyen-
fiou here Saturday evening 10 send dele
yates % their Norfolk Convention. Ma
homes ideas seem TO have completely dOmi-
r4trl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
pAl rlMORF STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. August l2-Nirginia consol1, -
bid: 10. 0.l0s. 40 : al DO. IS. 61aa67ts Balti-
more and ONO stock. II hil: Northern Central
stock, 7la7i. Cincinnati, Washington and Balr-
more lists. 100: do. DDS. %; do 3ds, sbHa2'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
special telegram ~ tho Dispatch

lSuoclal toIcgrAm v no Dispatch
NoRroiK. Va. August 12.-'rhe Repub-
cans IF Portsmouth held ward-mectlngs
Tonight and elected two sets OF delegates
GOD the State Convention. There was great
.ouiusion and fighting between the Ma
n,ucitos and nuti-Ninhoneitcs TO win tho
DELEGATES. The kicbors really captured tho
meetings and were the strongest party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
THE EASTERN SHORE.
MATTERS or INTEREST FROM ACROSS
VIZ CHESAPEAKE BAY.
x,.,, nave 10 he Fxamined--A Democratic
N;ccsing--A Republican Caucus
All Not Harmony.
especial telegram to the Diso.,cal

r,src,rsr. Va. August l2.--The August
conn of tho County Court was convened
II -. 1qv. with Judge Hamilton >. Neale on
4 .to b,nch. A colorei man by the name Of
Il }.rrovs made application TO practice IN
th,e court, he is a graduate OF the North
western Law College OF Michigan and a
tormcr resident oi this county. The Court
-,fnspd 90 grant the application for the
,aaaou that hc is q NONRESIDENT Of tho
t.,t.. and had never been admitted 90 tho
Ear ~ any othcr court. and stated that he
,rorli have 90 stand examination before
fe1 circuit-court judges. This IS tho
fr.' calored man thar ever applied for adj
mission 60 the Eastylllo bar.
POLITICAL.
A Democratic mass-mecting was held
hcro to.Is. for fhe purpose Of electing a
county chairman to succeed DR.. A. Brock
cnlro1.h. whose term had expired: also
90 decide upon plan for selecting a can
oidata for the House Of Delegates. Or.
Garland n. Moore was elected county
chairman. n was then decided % hold q
primary on tae Nth Of August, tho sue
csssiul candidate % have the privilege 81
collecting the delegates % mcot the Acco-
mack delegation iu joint convention. II
lGt one candidate should announce him
f.lf then fnn primary should Doc dispensed
with nud that one have the above privilege
- selecting delegates. II il hardly proba-
hlo that ury one viii oppose = =. wilkins,
tire present delegate. who rs again a candl-
date. II u.s. Therefore. almost certain that
De- VIII be our next representative.
EuUmJCtS CAUCUS.
a Republican caucus was also held to-
5qr. and It was anything but hay
i...fus meeting. Au effort was made
r.. rt all 20 join in obcying the call
d.. tle ueWlv-appoiutel county chair
..ar. Malone appointeo. but the sem
.m.uf WAS 20 hold "a separate or anti
ratauc county convention and % send
f..u to the State Convention opposed 70
l..noue and Mahone's methods. The
,..,tIre adjourned without anything be-
Irr done. Your correspondent was m
formed that probably two separate con-
Veutous would be- held next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Tc Remain the Capital.

HELENA. MoST., August l2.-In the Con
s4itnfionai Convention to-day II was de;
eided that Helena shall remain the capital
until 1892. when thequestion shall be voted S, a
mon. Woman suffrage was defeated oy d
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