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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-27
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS,
Arri,aI Of the New Chlne-e Minister.

Arrival Of the New thine-' hini-tfi'
WASHINGTON. u. G.. September M.- Isu
/ kwo ling. the new Chinese Minister 10 th'
/ United STATES. with his suite. arrived IN the
city last nighi. There We're twenty-five ~
party. including the Minister'S wife and son
hoy twelve years old: the wife Of Mr
Wong. one Of the 0ff0chcs: tw,
maids i'm waiting upon the ladies
and Mr.. Lee. chief interpreter. They
were met ~ the depot by Mr. Chang
Yen Ionn. the present Minister, and hls
full suite. Mcs.rs. lIoon and Wing. and the
lattor'> wife and son. were driven to ih,
Chinese legatiOn on Dupont circle. but the
others will remain az the Arlington until
the departure Of the present occupants OF
the legation house. Chang Yen lIoon. ac-
eempanied hy hi> cousin and >hu Chcon
Pom. first secretary OF legation. will leave
for home next Tuesday by Way of Paris.
The others. or most Of them. will return "a
china Via San Francisco.
Mr.. Tsui kwo ling will he presented 10
secretary Blaine next week. His stay in
Washington is limited to three years. that
hpiny the term of Office for Chinese dlplu-
mat. The Minister and Mr.. Lee Went oHt
for drive to-da, and Were at the legation
residence for while.
NAVAL NEW.
Captain Theodore +. Kane has been ordered
60 The naNy-saul ~ equipment officer Octo-
hor l.
The resignation Of Passed Assistant >ur-
gcou 4. n. II. Hall. OF the navy. ashcen
accepted to take effect November /. lN@.
lie has been granted leave until that date.
BIDS FOR POSTAGE STAMPS.
Bids were to-day opened for the second
time ar the Po-tOilice Department for fur
ni,hing the po-tofhcc for four wears from De
cemhrr III with adhesive postage stamps.
The bid Of Charles +. steel. of Philadelphia.
submitted on JulN l5lh. and which has
neither been accepted nor refused D., the
ro.imaStor-General j. lower than either of
The two bids submitted to-day and was the
lowest bid submitted July Eth.
FRED DoreLA~>' MISSION.
The United States steamship O~~ipcc.
which j. to convey Fred Douglass 10 llaNti.
arrived at Norfolk to-da,. The Despatch.
the vessel designated to take Douglass
from Washington to Fortress Mouroc. AT
wired here tonight.
FOJRru-CLN>~ Pu~rMA,TER~.
The nlloWmg touuh-cla~s posmaster-
were To-day appointed. North Carolina
Laura 4. sheppard. at Aman- store. ".
X. Thomas. af jackson springs: Mar,
EN ing. at sulphur springs. Virginia Al
bert O.. Pcdiso. az Ninton.
President HARRISON on SABBATH OBJ
~fHN tNtf.
I'm his letter to the sabbath Observance
Con-s,., President Harrison SAYS: "ENro-
rieuce teaches mo that workers with head
and hands need such rest as the sabbath
ALONE ran give. Man. whether Regarded a.
an animal ora~ an immortal being. should
Doe assured that rest"
CAPITOL NptE-.
Jud-p GO1. the ncN Commissioner of the
General Land ufice. took the oath this
morning and assumed the duties OF his new
position. \ number Of changes are expect
- in tlo Land Oillcc .oor.
4 special investigation of olcctricii, for
tlc report of tnr cen,u- of ism Will he en-
trusted tD \. f.. foot.. Of tmcnnati. o.
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AHORRlBlE ACCIDENT.


Oi lame.
P1T~nrno. p,. september ai. Fur
uir. ",." of tho Thomson steel works. AT
lrlldock. wa, NOT working -ltisiactoril,
fs-t1f. ami af ; O'Clock This evening Cap
tain vs. Il. Jones. manager Of thc steel
works. together win eiN of hi- men
went 90 work io remedy tnctpuhle. twas
discovered ihIt 20 hard crust ~ ciud0r bad
formed m-id. Of the furnace. An or.
ic. iiiacu inches 100 diameter was
made THROUGH iAe -ide of thv fur
ulce stuck. which +, oi4hn feet
hieh and fWrni, n diameter. Through
this hulr heavy iron bar Wa- used 90 break
fhn riudcr crust. I'm au instant thr crust
gave way. and "a perfect river of molten
iron and cindnr -u-hDd through ihc apcr
turo. literally covering taptliu louc, aud
his vorkmen in sea- Of flame and hurlinl
them in ali directions. Captain lone, wa-
picked up from ih' sand pit, tullt forty feet
from toe stack.
The others We're lined about ihe same dis
tincc iu other directions. 4 Hungarian
who WAS m the party has NOT get been found
The fatally burned are: Mike quinn. fore.
man. and Harry Counol. Patrick Burns
seriously burucdJ ohm Fee. seriously burn.
et Captain Jones j. terribly burned. and
hi- physicians Irr aUIrehcu-Nr hui hopeful.
The scenes Immediately following the ac-
cdent are almost beNNund description. The
immense -tack-hou-r fairly oscrlloWed with
,co,thing liquid fire. The injured were
brought 90 the hospitals here. The damage
to fhe iWnmcc property s. noi great.
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FEDERAL VETERANS


tiNciNNArL ONO. september II. The
Arm, Of the Tennessee held IL business
session at College Hall this forenoon. lh'
principai officers General sherman. pres,
dent: General i,ioac.looper. secretary ane
Geueral Force. treasurer were .erelected
General Green B. Raum read lengthy
resolution. which the society endorsed
n,0ring liberal pensions 10 the families o
old soldiers. Another RESOLUTION was passed
which favored the substantial recogni
dion sy Congress Of the important services
Of the military telegraph corps Of The war
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HE NEXT GOVERNOR
Passes Through Roanoke Indignant at
Bogus Interview.

1s~~tN ! tnfohsh tehthnhf ffNihhffhf ~ ~
Bogus Interview.
ROANOKE. "a. september -0. Special
. Hon. Phil ". Mckinney passed through
the city today cit r0ufc from Pulaski citi
where hc addressed Il large crowd last
night to Portsmouth 90 speak Friday night
~ the depot his attention Wd- called Boy -
repre~cntaiiSe of tine Roanoke Ucr0fd ln-
depondcnU to the interview with him pub
li-hcd ina the New York Ucr0id 70 few day -
ago. Captain Mckinney expressed surprise
mt il. a~ hc had not talked With a HcfWo
correspondent about the Republicans oi thi-
cit, or the officials of the Norfolk and West
crn Railroad Company. lie was indignant
at being misrcpre~cntcd ANA expressed
himself in very emphatic terms. lie was
in good spirits and health.
MAJOR ScoTr NNp OTHERS Address \
LARGE CROWD.
Major X. scott. candidate for Atiomc,
General. addressed q large crowd ot voters
here tonight. lie won tremendous applause.
and earned golden opinions. Ills speech
was Il calm. logical presentation OF
Nahonc's record and carried conviction
with IL.
". W. Berry for an hour kept the crowd
i'm uprOarms laughter hy a humorous de-
scriptiou Of Mahone and discu-7icn OF h-
record.
j. Hampton lIoge closed thceNenins with
an eloquent appeal for the ticket
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ANTl-MAHONE NEGROES.
Forty of Them Revolt Against the Eo,.

Forty of Them Revolt Against the Boss
FEipERlCkSBrEG. VA september ~.
The negroes here have at last asserted their
authority as free American citizens. and
viii throw of the yoke of Mahone oppreS-
sion and "hO>si-m." Last night they or
gaHilld an Anti-Mahonc club Of about
forty nemher-. lQ-eph Russell, president:
Henry Yates. secretary.
Resolutions were adopted condemning
MahOnc and Mahonei>m. and pledging their
support fo the solid pemocr~iic ticket. Rus
.cii and Yates are prominent leaders with
The negroes here. and most of their brethren
will follow their diclaiion. Many white Re-
puhlican- have also LETT ihc party. and ali-
h0unCrd laenl-cl}e> for ile solid Dem0aralic
ticket. Great excitement prevails among
the nngrnl. over ihi, revolt.
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RtnN, NGIfAM. ALA september ~
.,nri.I nom Decatur. Ala.. SAYS That a
NEGRO named Tom Haywood, Who lives ON
thc Farm u Mrs. Thomas Williams con-
f..Sed fo thai lady that he had Killed hcr
husband. who WAS mN-tcriou~lA muir
dered about a wear "s" men nun
ing this confession Has N"" "',,
Mr.. Williams. and compelled hu ~
a''ree Ia -cil her property and lice with him
to the North. Being at The mercy OF me ne
,.ro frnd. She consented Ia the propositions
She aficrward escaped and notified ihc an
tboritic.. The negro has mi Nci been cap.
tIrcd. but hc will undoubtedly be lyncheb II
..pfurDd
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rlGI DT NEWPORT NIWs. SEPT. 20.
AEHlNEo
Steamship Allegheny. Providence. and
....I for ~nrfoik. mdSc.
.tiH~NIU Fuyanloite. Sew YORK. ana
0f sew York. mds'.
Steamship knutsford. New Orleans. 10
.n|
Schooner W. L.. Huston. Fall River. TO load
SAILED.
boomer y. T.. Newharry. Providence. coal.
.0lcr samuel - Ihorp. New ork. coal.
ANuEHT- POINT. SErITWBEr %.
SAILED.
.1uer Robert Morgan. New Haven.
.Inr.f N l.. tfdfretsOu, Charleston.
....in0f Nsul ~. pudley. toOsaw.
...imsllp -faumofc, Norfolk % West
no.
-..m.hip j.. Hasscit savannah. 20 Bre-
ana Liverpool
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ATExAS DESPERATE


WoopIilIE. TEN, september -. peQl-
"a sheriff Rhodes. of Polk county. ana :" OH
Stable Welter~on. of Tyler county. were
Killed at Warren Yesterday morning. VINE
atfcmpiing 90 arrest man named johh
Ben. said 10 Dee a cattle thief and a refugee
nom Montgomery county. The officers were
Shot through the head. and died immediate
Ia Bell remained on ihe battlefield for
nearly nm hour preventing wyhod. from
removing The dead bodies until lac "a" ~ 10
i.uNp them.
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ADynamite scare,

INDEPFNDENoE, No, september ~.
1hi, morning a dynamite bomb was
found lyins in an angle Of the court
house wall, partially concealed hy
rubbish. II was made of an ordinary
gas pipe. six inches long, each end
closed with plaster of Paris, pierced al
one end with an ordinary blasting fuse
twenty inches long. In an.thcr part of the
town The following nole Was found, light
u io-ni-i.l. i.nnps a,e all tcadS -one al
Tho seniiuel, one al the courthouse
and one at the Jail. The town il H. dead as
the ~. We will blow her up and make
things lively.
".>iguod.i }. :. PRost.'
/ search JAILED 10 reveal any bombs AZ
he two other places mentioned. Many cit
ixens are heightened by the discovery and
fear the buildings will be destroyed, Others
treat the AFFAIR as u hoax,
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BASEL BALL.
Games PLAYED Va terda,

At Baltimore First game. Balthoic-. T"
Athletics. !. second game postponed "h "'
count of rain
At Cle,elnnd-Th " Wa~hingiOn-t ieNeiani
came WIS awarded to Cleveland 10y 20 u
nOn-appearance of the Washington tlub.
A. Piusburg Piu,bure~, g; Phlladei
@hia~. ..
Al Brookiyn-t tolumbus. :: Rooklyn-. .
seven innings; daftne-s.
Al II. Lon. 81. Louis. =; iouisNilie-. j.
Al Chicago Chicago-. :; Ne~ lorh- %.
At indianapolis, indianapolis, o. Dos
fnn. II
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BAD WRECK
ON the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad

on the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
LEXINGTON. Va. september IT, >l',,
cial. The freight and pa~-cnsc: miN.'i
train. which len here over the kNlin'hu
and Aueghany Railroad al 2:l3 ms even
ing for lNnchburg was wrecked Jusi e"-l on
Buena Vista. The accident due 10 tnc '"lis
sureodine or fo some defect in the track.
No one was injured. All mails. passengers
and express trains are DELAYED and the line
will not De ODcn before noon tomorrow.
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LOudoun. Wednesday. OclObcrg
Mr.. James 4. \cNeil died early today.
aged scycnty-hNe.
Venerable James Cloud. of Berryyille. j.
dead. aged nincty--iN. Mcssr-. Nathan
ioughbOrough. of fauquier; Jane. Wal
lace. of Hamilton; and Hugh Hunter. If
Broad Run. are also dead.
Mrs. George johnson. OF this place. died
to-day; and slaughter Phoenix. an AGED re-
~pccfrd colofed citizen. dropped dead. EYi-
IDENTITY This is deaths harvest Time
Judge Hughes court conNcnrs ON Mon
day. The principal cases docketcd are th"
Pitts. staples. Page ana Pryor mail robbery
cases.
Charles Hill. the negro who shot his
sweetheart near Arlington last spring. will
bc tried for murder.
The Kansas CITY Beef Packing Company
aud the l0nia Gold Mining Company. both
Northern concerns. were chartered here to-
daN.
Two youths. named Iylcs and Greene.
ran away YESTERDAY Iylc- returned to-
uieht. Greene went fo Richmond with con-
siderable money belonging to his mother.
Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie tells Nour CORES
p0ndcnt be viii so fo Richmond Tuesday
with several others. for hc cannot swallow
Malone nor De- his slave either Colonel
Cameron writes him straight letter saving
il j. best % lri a sleeping dog lic: and
that lace j. in the tight to finish. and tho
conference must show President Harrison
this.
John Iandran. Of llcrndon. has sued tire
New ork 1,mcs for >fno.n0D damagc- for
libel about landran'- Peru claim.
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AsBVRY PARK, \. j., September y. -
Last nights storm and high tide increased
The damage done to the shore b. tho recent
great storm. Bulkheads were damaged,
Llun, washed down, lawns spoiled, cottages
undermined. etc. at this point, Long
Branch. Monmouth Beach and other points
along the coast clear up 10 sandy Hook,
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ru. rramps TAKE Possession of a Town.

MApsHAiLTowN, Iowa, september 20
Two irso,ps took possession Of the town Of
Holland iasf night, iniimidaiing the con-
stable and setting fire toa building WIN !"
broken lamp. They went 10 krhpaclh,,
where they were oycrbauled by The sherIn
This morning. In attempting 10 arrest 'n'ni 1.,l
Nrrhie Neat. who was helping 70 capture
tho thugs. was shot i'm The neck by one %
thc tranps. receiving fatal injuries. 10"
ur,souers were brought 10 this city "a save
Them from lynching 10y the mfuriaicd c""
cons of Keinbcck.
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PRACTICAL WARFARE AGAINST
SALOONS.
4 Woman >Ina>he> Mirrors and Plays the
nischiaf GcaeralIy.

TOEr WAYNE. ND. september ~. ,lrs,
Thomas Woods. OF Warsaw. Ind. has be-
rm am active war against the saloon, Of
chat place. some time ago she served notice
iipon ile prOprietOr~ Of several saloons for
bidding thcm ic sell iiuuor to her husband.
who i- am cN-county clerk and pioEincni in
the business world. These notices were
uniformly disregarded and q few days ago
She entered Gao of the drinking places and
-mn~hed a costly mirror. Tuesday she
went into ROsscau', saloon. threw a ham
ney through large mirror and broke the
front wlado,s ~ the place. She was not
arrested. and public sentiment II in her
favor. She SAYS she mean Ia Keep up he.
ua,i,iiar .fvIe Of warfare iii the sale of
ii1uo, lo be, husband j. discontinued.
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Porr>VHLE. Penn, september ~
terrific explosion occurred about II O'Clock
this morning in Latin A Bands powder mill
n. rressona. three miles from here. VII
liam Schropp. samuel >totof and Henr,
Pol were instantly killed. and number
-. others were seriously injured. The con
cns.jou was plf in This city distinctly. and
nearly all the windess ~ f,essonna were
lrok4u
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The Blaine ne-Mctormsck Wedding.

RIcurIrLp SPRINGS. y. y. september
1-Tlc marriage Of Miss Anita Meteor.
mick. daughter of the late tyrti, Han
Met Cormick. 10 Enmois. Blame, eidesl sol,
of the eecrctar, ofih state, was solomnized
al noon to-day at The Presbyterian church
here.
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DEER PARK, Nh. september @.--fresi
den, Harrison spent bis last morning ~
neer PARK overseeing the packing Of his pr 4
sate papers aud Official documents. il' ~,
leaves this plYce tomorrow morning fcl
Washington, accompanied by Mrs. ilarr'
,on. Pri,ate-secrctary iialfcni and VIE, aie
Miss sanger.
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AMuSEnENTs.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
....EH. ILATH & Ny ERS, Lcssees and
Managers.
IuE~uA1 FRIDAY kND SATURDAY,
-I..nnte 2GIH. 21rH And 2srH,
-rIIaf SATURDAY MATINEE,
Il. -DI..' Musical ENtmvagan1n
s. COLD DAY.
A.fi0rc company of singing comedians.
Introducing aU fl. latest Sew ofk novelty
Successes.
special s..rtt I.r This production
Don't mI., I. uu w'll laugh.
II.bsf. DOOM n -ale. H'sulai prices.
-e 2l iZIt2~
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AMELIA {. H., >eptchhe, u special:
Honorable Charles I. O'fcrrall and " alter
A. Watson made brilliant addresses Ia TIE
courthouse here to-day to one Of The largest
Democratic meetings ever seen IN tllS 'on',-
n. The, made fine impression, which
Nill tell on election daN,
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or VALUABLE coat LAND, iNf"W-
HATAN COUNTY. EMBRACING l''3c's
ACRES. WITH TWO SEAMS OF COAL"
FEET THICK EACH And ABOUT 100
DEEP
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CHICAGO, September T.~Don 'ossach,
the celebrated stallion owned by AribuT
eaton, died yesterday q collie while .s on ga'
hibiti0n al the Illinois state Fair al Peoria;
He was valued at $4,000 and had aFecoro
OF 2:2e.
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l. James \ Tlman. clerk of ihc circuit
Court OF povhatln county. Va, do certify
thai the bond. with approved srcufitN, re-
quired In the foregoing cause, nt the Apiil
term. fSSO. of saiu conrt. h1- been IiN"n.
Given under my hand nf tNr clerk Office
of the said tircuit Court of lowhatan county,
this the 9ist day of september. i~~9.
JAMES 4. ilIMAN, Closk.
,.t 1
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EYPuLIc AUCTION. on TIE PEMISES. ON
FRIDAY. OxronEN -. 1879.

NJ u o'clock NJ. the and and coal mines 80.
fcrfcd 70 IN the said dscicc. oi which Edward
scott r., died. scizct md posse>s, 4, ana 10
Gated I'm PoWhatln county. about l. miles
from Richmond and nrai tne kiebmNre amt
Allegheny Railroad. The mines have peen
worscd successfully. and i1e two seams
above mentioned developed. There Is a c"n-
siderable machinery on thc premises which
msy be bought very low. The attention OF
ce pitalists j. invited tO mis- sale as oncfmg
rare chance for a Jig Investment,
The commissioners arc nithofi1fu 10 eeii
privately 81 publicly. and will 1eg'ad Z" nave
parties call 10 see the 0uctiOnecis or cl;h'rof
the commissioners.
Terms: Onc-ioufth cash and the balance Oh
n credit OF one. two and three yents. equal M
staimcnts with interest from The iaN oi sale.
evidenced 10y bonds payable 20 the comiili>-
sioners and title retained until luflh'f "ilcr
oftnc court I'D p. .~toll,
IIupuouot powhatan county. Va.
WILLIS n. SMITH
A.. north Eleventh street. kichmond. Va
fHoM - VI. MILLER.
rOWhatun Courthouse. Va.
t0mmi -sioncis.
sale hN
Il. u Chaplin * Co. Nrction.rs
aud
\. ROYAL X 60,
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DRY GOODS.

- - - - - -
It. Nds. MEMS WEAR.
DRESS GOODS.
LINoEY
.I FLANNEL.
BRO. COTTON.
BRO. COTTON DRILL.
BLEACHED COTTON.
BRO. COTTON SHEEr-
ING. Ga.
l BED SPREADS.
U.z. SHAWLS.
Prs. BLANKETS.
Parties may bid for any one or more
o. .e articles named. All are required
f.lIni.n with bids. samples. 20 oe eX-
.uI0.I by the Board of Directors at
u.r meeting October 9th, 1889.
Articles furnished must IN all cases
..U. fully up TO sample, otherwise WIZ
F. returned az bidders expense. All
.i..ID. must be delivered, freight pre-
f..I. at tie Williamsburg depot, on or
before the lG.h day OF October, unless
nlefai.e required. and will be re-
ne.aol and remsasured by the Store
t0.per. Payments 10 be made within
.l DAYS after receipt Of goods. NO
payment wiii be made until the con
uae. has been fully and faithfully
complied with Bidders must tdts
prr. Of article on each soDiple and
de.lslote sample with "a pricdte mar.
'i0 not Use same mark used IN former
u.HsI. bnt in no case must name OF
D1dsr appear On samples. A list Oh
bidder b samples. marx, prices an"
.0Ale mast be Sealed and addressed 10
The Board Of Directors r. l.. Asylum;
ihe risht being reserved 10 award the
oouimctfor supplying the above articles
o. auy one or more Of the bidders, or
feIeci any or all the bids offered.
Samples shosid be marked TO fuInssh
sDppileS. and addressed 10 the under
sisned. e. =. AKM1STEAD,
rf.t 81, Steward r. l., Asylum.
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MARYLAND DEMOCRACY.
state con,ention-rlatrorm and Nominee

state tonsention-platform and Nominee
BALTIMORE Nh. September 26. The
Democratic state Convention was called 90
order af 1913 +. VI. hy Hon. stephenson
Archer. chairman of the state Central Com
miitcc. james Hodges. eN-NlIlor Oi Balti-
more. was chosen temporary chairman. ln
taking the chair Mr.. li0d-c- said iilf mp o.
Yesterday he had doubts u- tp thc political
situation. but that the nominations mude ll
thc ciis convention had cleared ihe horizon
and assured -uccc-~. IT, criticised severely
iho Independent Democrats Uf Baltimore.
aud designated them a- assistant Republic
cans.
InE PLATFORM.
The temporary organization M1, made
permanent The committee on ft solutions
submitted iiic following platform. which wis
adopted. II rtailirn- ihr platform adopted
b, the National Democratic Convention of
l>S~. al II. Louis: condemns trusts a- having
inflicted serious injury upon iir p'nuiN. and
which. unless arrested. viii create great dis
tro>> Icy limiting the supply and ri'uDu-lA
enhancing the price of mani articles Of prime
necessity "a ihe more pleasure 0f ihe man-
ayers of illegal combinations: pledge con-
tinuanrc of strict economy I'm every depart
ment Of the government; iinor- iudicioii-
adjustment uf licenses 90 ~rll lquNr. with
Ilf ~uiNitttuilN I'~lllfiiNt l'HiNlE' NNiHN
experience elsewhere has proved t0 bc -alu-
tary ia inducing the tax rate nu property
and of reno, ing largely from our midst the
vice of infempcrance. promises IS careful
review of The registration of voters and the
elective franchise. 80 MAT 200 the coming Le-
gislaiurc stringent provisions may br adopt
ed to preserve the purity OF the balloi-h0N.
and anuouuces -inccic and ralnr~t
purpose f0 recognize and enforce all The
civil and political rights of th' culored
people. but insists that the schools for the
white and colorcd children shall bee kept
separate and distinct.
NOMINATION..
Colonel lIenr, Page. Of somerset county,
nominated l.. Victor Baughman. of fredeI-
ick county. iur Comptroller. aud Ae was de-
clarcd the nominee 10y accllmaiiDn.
\ committee escorted Colonel Baughman
10 the platform. The nominee made "a tig-
orou- speech. \ new state central cont
miftce wa, then selected and the conscn-
tiOn adjourned.
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BY \. ). Bradley a So.. Heal state Auctions
GERS. Leader Building Manchester.


TRUSIEE 5 SAIE--Bl NIKIIE OF
1 deed dated 2Oth Of ~ ptDnihcr. 1850,
aud recorded ln the clerks ofilcrof iinsiinls
Court ~ Manchester. -. u. B. b. bfn. ] VIII
sell at public auction, on the premises
on
2d OCTOBER. l1-o, at p O'Clock T. NJ,
that LOT on LAND boa s1ldcitF lronnne1Stf
feet. more or less. Ga IoWhnflu street, and
running hack l3u feet mOic ur less.
TERMS Cash u~ lD $50 ,luu hal lu'r he sN
and twelve months. with interest from lnV
Of sale. for negotiable mites. secured ht deed
on land Al BRADLEY.
s.x-. .2~ g.tOcie -u Istffut ii Iuu-ftH.
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sc4-.ociI11s.
GALE OF LAND.

Pursuant io the terms uf "a drcd OF trust Of
record IN the clerk, office oi Nnfthumher-
hand county. tine undersigned trustee viii
0lior at public auction. tO iho highest bidder.
at H,athsville. in sliu county,
alN HE i7rn DAY OF OCTOBER. iss9.
ali that VALUABLE rRAcrCI LhNn cone
yeycd hy e.. D.. Bfl flNlu and William ~. jnnu'y
to the said trustee tO secure tNr D.. NUrnt ut
The balance Of the purchase WONty thereon
tO John H. Coles. said mnl lying ON Tho
GREAT Miromrco river. iu the aiit'sili coun-
~, and containing ci-hi} tctrs, ur the sam"
more or less.
TEAMS. cash az 20 COSTS and purchase
money. and "a, tO nny residue w.i ne made
known ON day of -nlr
ILOl u 4 sMfilI. Trustee.
September. -. i~0t. sei3-ant
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By virtue Of q decree Of Iowhotln 'fculs
Court. entered April 22, lSrp ~ the cau>' %,
Edward Is. scott, &. - ~. Mary IA. ''''
ami others against The roWhatan tCai CONF
pany. Lizzie VI. scott. Mamie J. scott hopeIl
H. scott and others. the unf eislgn'o com ,
m ssioners. appointed for the purpose. VIII