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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-22

If the pending hill became law. they
would have an increase Of duty 10 pay on
iron and steel, from 8s.2l per cent. 10 II. u
per cent. Voorhees, passed 0n 10 the dis
cussi0n Of the proposed increase Of l10 per
cent. on tin plate, in order 10 protect an
infant industry. Tin plate, he said.
bad the first right to De on the
free list, and be would, at the
proper time, move 10 put ii there. With
sugar on the free list, Mr.. Voorhees, said, an
annual revenue Of S6.0O0000 was abOl-
ished, but other schedules increased duties
TO the amount Of Gj,O0O,ul0. But if the
bounty Of > cents pound on the sugar pro-
duced in the nited states should result, as
It's friends urged il would, in the pro-
ductiOn Of all the sugar consumed
here, then, as according 10 the last
statistics the American people would
hnd themselves paying an annual sugar
tax Of S5l -. 900 under the masquerading.
frauds process Of sO-callcu free sugar, in al
lance with high protection and gross sub
sidy.
In conclusion. he declared that the battle
for liberty. justice and equality would be-
fought ont in every part of the field, but
that at no point was victory more essential
than where iloated the banner OF tariff re-
fOm.
At the close Of the speech Mr. C0ckrell
offered resolutions which were agreed 20,
expressing the Senatc's regret az the an
n0uncement OF the death Of Representative
Walker, OF Missouri and for the appoint
ment of committee Of three senators % at
tend the funeral. Messrs. Vest. Plumb
and Berry were appointed. and the senate.
Is "A further mark Of respect, adjourned
until tomorrow.
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thrown open standing room was unobtaina'
I be. The thrOng was addressed by Bishop
\. W. Wilson. 81 the Methodist EpiscO-
| pal Church south; the Rev. DR.. John
! Hall, of the New York Filth Avenue
Presbyterian Church: Bishop Randolph. Of
the Episcopal Church: Governor Mckinney
and Northumberland Tyler. Dr. IlOge
Is q man Of intellectually, and bee Is eN-
cepti0nally influential in the city Of Rich
mOnd, His ancestors were Scotch They
emigrated 10 this country in the reign Of
Charles II. DR. Moses Iloge, president Of
ilampden-> dney College, was his grand
father, and the Rev. samuel Davies li0ge
was his father. DR.. Hoge himself was born
near Hampdcn->dney College IN 1919. ami
was graduated from that institution in lS.iH
Atior taking q course in the | niOn IhCO-
logical Seminary. which subsequently, con-
terred upon him the degree OF II. d.. he was
licensed 10 preach in 1874. and was called
IN Richmond tO assist the pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. In January,
lNi1. colony from the church was founded.
with siXty-thrce members. and called the
second Church. From its foundation until
the present time he has been the pastor.
though he has been repeatedly rendered
what are termed i'm church circles As
louder calls. During the civil war he
ran the blockade 10 England tO procure
Bibles and religious literature for the sol
diers Of the Confederacy. Among those who
,ordially favored his application to the
British and Foreign Bible Society was the
noted Earl of Shansbuyr, who was in
strumental in obtaining for him
grant Of 1900 worth Of Bibles and
Testaments. DR.. IIoge has Travelled exten-
siyely in Europe and the Orient. lie was q
delegate TO the Evangelical Alliance that
met in Philadelphia in lN,3. and 10 the Pan
Presbyterian Council in Edinburgh. 1877.
In lS,j he delivered the Grafton at the un-
yelling Ot >t0ncwall lacks0n's statue. hich
was presented 10 the state II Virginia hy
English gentlemen. During his career he
has been conspicuous figure IN many &C.
clcsiastical demonstrations in this country.
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THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.
statement showing what IL Has Cost the
state Of Virginia.


ALFX ANDRiA. Va July H. special. %
4 statement showing the cost that the gov
ernment reservation known as the Airing
ION estate. in this county, has been u ihe
taN-paNer4 Of that county and state ol IT.
.,iria has been sent 90 senator ndniel, "a
member of the nited states senate com
mittec ON public buildings and grounds 10y
Mi. l.. Clements, Commonwealth NJ
f9rncy for this county, aud VIII pToban'Y
boz considered at the next me"lihS oi lhe
committee. ..,.,
INC statement shows that the lnii7d
STATE, government in l-Ol, % aud % pldccu
many thousand colorcd people upon this
estate. and cared for the destitute LOT IeW
wears. then. lust about the. close Oh the var
abandoned them: that the county, thinAi "
tl,i. estate "A part 0f tine domain OF the couh-
IN. when these poor helpless creatures caIled
for hcIp. food. raimcnt. lHcl aud ihediclu' :
were issued them by the county as 10 OlheI
manners. that for over twenty year ihls was
te,t ,,n at "A cost Of $1,000 per year. making
n,cr S0On. also schooling for twenty
y,,r. at 81 900 per year, S2Oe00; cost OF IT.
nairing roads Tor twenty yeats al >JpV nel
wear. $4,000: cost Oikccping peace ana eoou
order for twenty years at SJopper year N''',
OOO. making "a total Illegal expenditures ~
xl2O. .OOO by the taxpayers ~ ihc county lv'
government wards on government festr'
walton.
Besides. TO This amount should be added
the loss 10 the county by reason Of the
nited states Withdrawing this valuable
estate Of 100 acres from taxation, valued
at 500 PER acre, S22),0OO. The tax being
81 80 on the 500. the loss Was Sd'SO pen
wear for twcnty-eiehi years. equallng loss
~ so. 4DD AN amount that would have
been paid into the county had pfItate ia
diyiduals owned the estate instead of the
United states government. The statement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-22
Personal MENTION
ing This and That.

Rev. =. =. Lambeth. wife and family re-
turned TO the city Saturday. Mrs. Lambeth
is much improved in health. Mr.. Lambeth
preached two excellent sermon, at Broad
street Methodist Church sunday.
Frank T. Bates. j. A. McGilyray and \.
l.. lumsden delegates from Broad-,'reei
VI. l.. Church. leave this morning % attend
the District Conference. which couNen.>
This morning at Tabernacle Church, New
Kent county.
Mrs. l.. r. Grymc-. Mis- Mary Page
Grimes and Mrs. 4. Il. Guieon are spend
ing a visit al the beautiful county seat
EthewO0d. i'm lieuricO county
Mr.. Garrett Watson. who has been spend
ing some time at the EtWlpy springs. nas
returned % the city, and Is dangerously DID
"a hi, residence on Franklin street.
Mr.. +. II. Morrow aud TWO children, OF
Nv York. are visiting beer mother. Mr..
T.. B. Woody. al 2ll north twentieth street
Major 4. ". Ilamau. state treasurer
ha. returned 90 bis oii 'e ilom lr.rt Visit
T. his home in Rockhr.d-r.
Mrs. VI. \. Me-inley. 90 Portsmouth, y a.
| +, visiting her sister. Mis-. /. d. -mltuer. at
| 7uj west Clay street.
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Rufus ". Rcnnett Charged with Trying
Co Cut His Daughters Throat.

To I ht Ills daughter lnrohis
DANyILlE, NA~ July special F.
Eulu, ". Bennett. who attempted TO cut the
throat Of bi, daughter Berta on the lath in
,taut. and whose case was put on. owing %
thc young ndy's condition. had "a prolimi-
nary examination tAi, morning. Two of
his children appeared a- witnesses against
hN0. and the courtroom was crowded.
lde evidence showed that Bennett
is Nert1hlc devil when over
iudulgiu- in liquor. he was cursiug and
swearing at his wife and children all night
OBJ; the l-th. and wound up by making "a
Iuu-r at his son with the knife which he af-
forwards used Don cutting hi> daughter His
daughter is liue looking Young woman,
aut tao sympathy OF the crowded court
room was undoubtedly with her from
tHe moment she took the witness
chair until ,he leti t Bennett Wept co..
pi0usly. and called on God On witness rs his
Judge chat he had no intention Of doing his
daughter 0r amy member OF his family bod
ily harm, and this i, in the face of the evil
dence 0i the daughter that Doc had repeat
elly threatened to take thr lives OF the en-
tire household. lie was sent ON 90 the Grand
jury, and bal. was refused.
Ray. John E. Foster assistant rector of
ST. Georges Protestant EpI-coFa, Church
in NOrth DluNIlle, Who has been serving
That people i'r year. has accepted call
to Grafton. ~. "a. DE preached his fare
Well sermon yesterday. IT, viii leave in q
few days. and expects torea.h bis new field
of labor ou the i-t ot August.
a small frame house occupied hy color
ed woman and two children. located ou
Drauch street. was destroyed by hra yc~ter-
day morning at an carly .A4Q}adrtenI1e Ad 1e
d. a.. N.
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LYCNHBURG.
Deaths of Well-Known PersOns-Plumb-
ing House Assigns.

LNNCHBCRG. Va, july 2l.- special. r.
Nearly the whole colored race of Halifax
county paid this city a visit on sunday by
the INnchburg and Durham Railroad.
There were eight passenger cars full oi
them from Houston. the Courthouse, and
they were the best behaved excursion party
of that race ever seen here. They spent the
day al the churches and in sight seeing. and
returned at night
Intelligence was received here last even
ing of the death in washington City, u. c..
of Mrs. Pearly II. Gilmer l0ng resident OF
this CITY. and sister OF the late General X.
Lindsay Walker, Of Sc0ttsyille, and OF
Dr. Thomas l.. Walker, now Of Rocky
Mount. Franklin county. She was native
of Albemarle, highly connected, and much
beloved by a host Of friends.
Mr.. Andrew l.. Suthphen, an old jeweller
Of this city, and highly esteemed, died al
his residence last night, aged siNty-siN
years.
Rev. j. II. Williams, rector Of the Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church Of this city,
viii sail August lst for Europe, and will be
absent fonr months. on "a visit 10 the Holy
Land and other places Of interest.
The house of l.. r. Burks, the well known
plumber Of this city and of Roanoke, failed
today. aud made an assignment to credi-
tors. The extent OF liabilities is not known.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
NO REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN FOR
THIS FALL.
Bushwhacking Politics to he Followed
state Guard Encampment Nash County
Railroad -Raleigh's Approximate Pop
ulaiiOn.


state Guard Encampment- Nash County
Railroad -Raleigh's Approximate Pop
uIaiion.
RALEIGH. y. c., July 81. Special. A
prominent Republican, who speaks by au-
thority, said, to-day that the Republican
party would have no organized campaign
| this year. No state convention will be
held. No Judicial ticket. either for supreme
or superior court bench, will be nominated.
In few districts Congressional nominees
will be put in the field.
All other fights will be made upon the
| plan of "bushWhacking," without nOmi-
mating candidates. one reason Of this il
! that so many negroes have migrated from
! the state that the Republicans deem il USE
/ less To make fight.
The annual encampment Of the state
Guard begins tomorrow az NrighisNillc.
and a large number OF the military passed
through here to-day. lnspector-General
Cameron and >urge0n-General Haywood
left yesterday for Wrightsyille.
The Progressive Farmer, in it, issue Of
tomorrow, will renew its discussion Of
senator Vance. and still take "A strong po-
sitlon against him. IL intimates that it
viii attack other public men soon.
and says: 1T is "a well known fact
that a large number Of our >ena-
tors and Congressman can Doe found IN
Washington bar-r0Oms and other places az
resort. When some of the most important
measures demand their presence, and when
they are being voted on. 10 il a well
known fact that more time is spent in
quarreling on sectional matters than
there is Oh reform questions IN The
American IOJ-c Ot Lords. This
and other things will require a
general cleaning ont Of our national leeis-
atiye halls. and the Alliance will have Co
sound the battle cry. The Progressive
Farmer also publishes numhero 90 letters
from leading Alliance men endorsing IT'S
course in attacking Vance, and other letters
severely condemning the attack.
Madison Hawkins. superintendent of cen
-us for this district, to-day furnished aU APP
urONimale estimate Of the population ot
Raleigh. The estimate place, the popul1-
tion at ] 1890. This i, generally pronounced
a very low estimate.
CONGRESSMAN B. n. Bum arrived here
to-day. and VIII remain tlll after THURSDAY.
when the convention meets 40 Durham to
nominate candidate for Congress. Pro-
liabilities are that Bum will be poe
nominated. but the contest will be close
one. Two Alliance candidate, are h tlc
field. and DO is understood that the Alliance
will throw DO. force against Bum.
Governor Fowle returned this evening
from tW0 weeks vacation at Morohead Iii!.
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AMONG THE RACERS.
The Results on the Turf at brighton
Some Excellent Entries.


1be following furnished hy Grimm A. Go.
-...,..
Dunn anu EleNehlh slree's' are tue Iesull'
Of Yesterdays races al Brighton:
First race thrco-iourtbs Of "A milo-Rogel
first. Long Jack second. Nina ". third
Time. I:11i5.
second race. fye-eiehths of mile-iIead.
lisht nrst. Hannah second. Ia third. Time
I:wIt.
1nrd race. one and throo-io1rth- miles
Eree,t first. Darling .c0nd. Reward third.
Time. 3:07.
Fourth race. one mile Bessie Is. first.
Warlike second. signature third. Time.
I:45I5
FINN race. seyen-ei-hti- ~ mile-P Puz-
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DR.. MOSES D. HOGE.
some reference to His summer visit u"
Baltimore.

The Baltimore sun said yesterda!
Among the ministers now in the city sup
plying the pulpits Of pastors VINO are o"
,heir summer vacation is the Rev. Df; NOS ;
Irri, nriry Hoe. pastor Of the second PresD!- :
,erian Church in Richmond. and The ioN-
most divine in the Presbyterian denomlna-
tion ' in the south. For the past few sur
davs he has preached 10 large eonsfes5- sl,',
,ions NJ Brown Memorial Church. th0hsh
-, b,s b.en extreme and many Pres-
wv nTterian families have been aosei
srom the city. Dr. Iloge has the dis-
,inction Of having been the pastor
Of MS church in Richmond lor a
neriod Of forty-iSe years, ana the alacn,
iaent Of the congregation 20 nun 70 - 80
,,a, b, will moi likely sever the pastoral re-
ta,ion until he retires from the active MIN,
~ The last anniversary Was celeOrat,u
10 February III the Richmond A9adenay .. ~
Mm.lc. and five minutes after lhedoofs "ci'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-22
THE STATE At LARGE.
CHARGED WITH TRYING TO CUT
HIS DAUGHTERS THROAT.
An lnccndiary Fire at DanviIIe-Alexan-
dfia Has "A Quiet Sunday-An Aged Man
Dragged to DEATH bY Ills Horse-News
from Many Points.

dria Has Quiet Sunday-hn Aged Man
Dragged to Death bY Ills Horse-News
from Nany Points.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 2l.- special. '-
Yesterday was fair and cool, almost Ter
feet while the quiet was noticeable 20 every
one. 10 was the most orderly sunday in
years and years. This Is due 10 Judge Nor
toms recent course with regard 10 liquor
selling. O!d Inhabitants hkcn it to
good Old >abbaths OF mte-bcllum days.
some Washiugtonians seemed asionished
when they found the saloon doors all closed
and their old friends. tbc tenders. ont for a
walk. The local depot crowd was small.
lhe temperance people may take advantage
oi these thires and start up anew.
Mr. Julian A. Moore died this morning.
AFTER au Illness Oi a woak Of typhoid fever
Tie WAS son of Mr.. William :. Moore. the
machlulst, and one Of The most popular
young men 0ftho First ward. lie had been
employed in the Government printing office
for some months. lie was thiriy-thrce years
Of age.
the members ot the Friday night Club.
tit leading social organization here have
n'"u eunI ctNd ip numerous inquiries lately
ro-arJWs u. shepherd White, the mlsher
and sociey man now in tine Washington
l1il charged with forgery. etc. 1t is said
White attended the Friday night hons and
was one of the "taking" Washington fell
lQNs. some held thai White is cglored.
Nr. Willard rcylou lost his tWolye-year-
"lj hoy saturday Typhoid fever was the
cause.
several parties of young people have re-
Gently visited tnc river resorts In q body.
These outings are very pleasant.
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Grounl. and building Committee.

The Committee on Ground, and Building,
held "A meeting Yesterday afternoon al O.
o'clock m the 9th .- OF the City Engineer. y
mid, reuort from the jan Commissioner, OF
r6c city. recommending certain much-heeu-
"a improvements. aud addressed to Judge
Samue! B. Witt. 0f the Hastings court, was
read. judge Witt was present az tht meet
ne and urged the committee o. ttht some
stems tO redress the complaints maze i,> i",
Jau Commissioners. H. said he ulu ho'
want a. repeat the formula oi ISSUING 'i.
aoaIn,t the city officers. bui he knew lh''
~ iIil was entirely unit for tGe purposes
for which It was intended. ANA DEE holrd III
would he the pleasure Of the committee lo
order the rcpair- that were 50 badly necled'
\ reuort from City sergeant charles Iit7
ya- read. lie asked for fOaf le" lamps
reoairs 10 the steps. bars to cells. t"' So
lions of hose. an engine bJi,r repairs Z"
roof and gutter. and flooring il' cells, All 70
cost S3ti. This with work .r''rcd - l'i'
lows: sewer pipe. ovens and 'Diier' bfl'H
work and bvdrant-. runs the amount up t'
S5I7. The committee ordered ihe WON u
be- done. n,
Colonel Cutshaw called attention 10 the
nuisance IN the western area oi tie Oll
Hall. between the Hustings Court-roohI
and the Chancery clerks once, ana asAcu
! that ID be removed. Juu-e itl -tdt'" NC
he believed the lives Of the onlceIs wa,
were compelled % work 80 near To- tn,s .i, u,i
.,nce mad been endangered. lie knew thal
in the case Of Collector Cunningham ano
himself that both had been made danger
ouslv IN by il. 1he committee ordered ln'
worE 10 be- done. aud the door leading q
| this area 10 be closed. ,.
| Colonel CutshaW was authorized 10 eih
plov skilled nurserN man 70 LOOK after ih'
city trees. at a pay OF So per month ana
/ hplt.p 10 live IN.
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CHARLOTTE.
.tolcn JewelrY Eecoyered-Candidate fo
Congress.


CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July d. Special.
Most of the j.welry lost by Captain Judd
has been found. The negro Gray, thc
Younger of the two arrested. va, taken out
saturday evening to ihe place where the
neer0e, said they had i1uUd tlc money on
tle roadside. near Salisbury. hut the boy
was not much Inclined to speak out. but a
little significant o0aNing induced HIM o.
iead the way FROM the road about bali 70
mile into the woods. and point to bent
do%an1 (i, qi37l 3l.Qe leEflsSi, ,Whs - 5ii24ijle ij
lets and tW0 or three diamond rn-' were
MISSING. Leading the way from there me
negia lod to "A hog pasture where. De- sild.
th.vE Eal thrown away the rings ana brace
lat-. 4 pair Of pearl bracelets were found.
one of which had been ruined hy ho-.
which had tried 20 ma-ticate 10. The Fal'se
vas also found at another place lh lut
woods. bat with nothing valuable iu DO.
0pp az tine bows. the older one, Perkins.
saws that before Bee saw the N.li-e. the ne-
-io GRAY went ahead piece. ANA "heh
GRAY whi,tied. hc Ocrkln,l went lo MN
and saw the yalise in MS hand.
JOHN -. Henderson. Of salisbury. b'N'h
county. viii Dee nominated ID Congress over
the alliance candidate. Laser. VINO was
80
Here il "A summary of The primtric, heiu
n,t saturday: Oficia! vote Of Rowan
Henderson. seventy: Lea.cr. thirty-aisht. O'
lrrdell- Henderson. -iNty--rfcn ANA nail
I.s.er. tlrt,-aue aud "a bIIl Montgomery
b,. seventy vote, solid for Henderson.
Davidson has tNo g. one inr Henderson,
and Dlyic has already instructed t'r Hen
l.rder,0r. sixteen: iea-er. tur; ana ad-
/ Kin Tor Henderson, seventeen ami q haH'
/ l.pas,r. three and "a hal'.
Hender,0n's nomination assured. 'i,
hundred and hity-oue s0to- secure, the n9mi-
nation in the Convention. Primaries VIII ''
/ held I'm Chariot and Meck'euhure counties
t.-,,,0rr,r. for solicitor. Judge and Congress =.
/ r. /. Osborne ha~ DO imposition i'i
/ solicitor. j. j. Nann, Of Union county
and ". 4. lIohe. 0t Lincoln county; ar'
competitor, for iudgc. Alfred Rowland the
/ incumbent. and =. Il. Alexander. alliance
candidate. are for Congress. Only inirrr->'
/ +. f,.lt iu th. iud.c-uip. a, Alexander VIII
carry hi, own county for congress without
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Cnttinr Ca.e at EmporIa.

PETERSBURG. Va, July 2l.-. special. r.
Intelligence has been received here OF a
serious cutting affair at EmpOria, Greens
Vile county, on Saturday. Mr.. John II.
Manning and Mr. James ;. Twisdalc had
some words. when it is alleged that MIR.
Twisdale walked on from Mr., Manning 10
avoid difficulty, when Manning followed
him 10 his room and drew knife on him,
cutting him on the neck, shoulder aud back
very severely. Manning was arrested. Dr'
Mason rendered all necessary medical at
fentiop. The injured man is in very crili-
cal condition. and it is not thought that he
...,st rarpXgF
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KILLED aeRsE' 3 WITH a GUN.
Di.tres-inc Death of Miss hattie Nil''h Il
in steel Greek Tpwn-hip

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. july 2L- special
About o'clock Yesterday afternoon Miss
Matte Wilson. a Young lady about nine
t.en wears of age. took her lils at hcr home
I'm steel Creek township this county. Al
The time of the sad occurrence size vas al
home with "a sister. The other members oi
Inc family being at church.
Mis-. Wilson had q severe attack ol me
.,rip. and had never fully recovered. her
-,,ft b4tfnl l.,-rum@ uu'1t"ntrd' tA"I ~
her. Ht''.'' musicians held ont the hope that her
mind would become clear a. Der bod} IT,
Do,arad. she seemed 10 hc fully as wei
and cheerful Yesterday morning AS she mao
been for weeks. and no idea was entertained
That such thing as taking her life had ei-
tered her mind. ...
suddenly re report of gun rang OUT
,,uon tbr Quiet sabbath air. and her 7i,t' j
r,,-bed into the room 90 lind That she hau
Shot herself through the leit breast WIN q
rifle. killing herself instantly.
News Of this occurrence was at once sem
In stool Creek church. where the fanny
vy.r. attending service. The deceased i'u.
vs- a daughter of ibc late Mark isoi
and yyo, woU known in this city, wnere -he
| has , number of near relatives ana "her'
s5e WAS at one t.me a pupil in the Female
l COLLEGE.
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Wrecked at Sea.

BurDIoRE, MD, July 2l.-Ihe steam
shin William Crane, Captain POSTER. ar
rived T'r to-day from savannah. The Car tan
renorts passing on saturday morning, II
i.ti,uIe IA. i0. longitude 1S.5J. the wreck o.
what appeared 10 be three masted
'.hoorer. She was sunk in fifteen fathom'
If ,yater. and WAS standing upright, VII,
one topmast head and the end oi ,opsali
yaul above water. The wreck j. aDont oh'
banJrsd and twenty miles southeast OF Cap
| iIatterass
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shows that by reason Of the United States
owning the Arlington estate, the county
has been put 10 loss of S2l2,4O
Mr.. Clements asks Congress to reimburse
the county authorities. or TO make some inn
proyement 10 this estate by erecting a
bridge across the Potomac and improving
the grounds. which said Improvement NAV.
in part, Indirectly reimburse the people Of
the county for their great loss and eNPendi-
fnrg
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England. rn.ubordinate soidierv

LONDON. July 2l.-Ihe excitement IN
,,iii,,rv ann bou-e-maid circles over the
enforced departure Of the Grenadier Guards
continues unabated, and the authorities
viii no doubt be glad when the last oi the
insubordinate warriors has embarked. lhe
trial Of the most offensive ot the muilneers
mas resulted in one being sentenced 10 TWO
sesrs and three % eighteen months I'M
prisonment at hard labor The men are !.
be- sent 10 various foreign stations ana ho'
an ~ Natal. rs al first intended.