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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
rrnmonhnus md rntnl Exnloslon.

ny Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, December 5.-An explosion oc-
Cured to-day in the shell-flling room of
the Admiralty powder-magazine at Cos
port. A shell burst with tremendous force,
shaking the marine barracks. One man
was killed and Two injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
COTTON.
MErfet steady
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YoHE. Decsmbsr n-cotton qsiet; mid
ding, Q 7-i6c. low middiips, 8 Id good ordt-
nary. l-sc. net receipts. 2esa baies; gross re-
eeipts. 5,st3 tslos: exports-to Ne Continent
balss all sptnners: stock, so.0l9 balsA Southern
1our easy, closing steady. Wheat oLo3k
Aasat: ungraded red, VskcaSi.o]ks opltoos
early were baliish and ihsibc higher on heavy
sond,ssons, ana sold Oh xske, ciosiss sssy;
no. Z red. December. u@f; January. ei09Ac.;
tehruaxy. G.o<gs;. Nay. h.uek Corn nishes
and unssst,sd. cosing weekss; Ma : esa6@c y
citad on ANAL receipts. edvandas laaHe.s and
clcstng exsy NJ valve above yegseedey; De-
cemosr. So January, stke Nsy, eeke Ger
ssropssx aad isiriy ses.s; cpeoss esn:s sn9
Nsy, ar.; No 3 whits< Jaouagys MfeoqHe !;
Nay.N bc. spps pricss; No = cA>c4Ga MAMA
nspsiss 10 a sisasd 'Slss<5 > S1sua "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
eALTIN ORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dccem Der 81 Virginia 3's, g.
asked Baltimore and Ohio stock. % asked
Cincinnati. WASH n gton ami baltimore lists, 30.
bid. 95 asked: consolidated gas bonds, li5
asked do. stock, t5A a4G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
rHe IRISH ENJOYS.
Thox Have Not Abandoned Their Ameri-
eau Tour. According to Mr. oConnor'
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispstch.i

fBy telegraph to tho Dtspsteh.i
CnIoAoo, December 5.-Thomas Power
OConnor authorizes the Associated freSs
to make for him and his colleagues the fol-
lowing statement in answer TO tue state
ment published in TINS county, " "na sTie,
S Yesterday the irish ENJOYS had decided to
abandon their American tour IL IS mol
true; 40 such decision has been arrived az
ii is true that We have postponed the h4id,
ing Of a number OF meetings which nsa
been arranged for. This was done chieny
because to have held them would have ne 6,
cessitated a separation Of the party, which
was deemed inadyisable under exlstin;
conditions. Furthermore. we felt ,ha' u
we held them we would be opngea 70
deemed il inadyisabie to speak. 0ur, att,-
tude Is simply one OF expectancy, ana wili
so continue until some definite decision 10
reached on the other side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. December ., 1890.
eLEs-FRsr BoiRD.-iO,O0O. Richmond city
As NJ 100 and interest.
SECOND BoARD'-2OO Richmond city Ga at lbs.
Closing quotations ~ iho stock Board:
GoyFRSNrNT SFcuRIIIFs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06

Sportsmen here continue to bring in
large wild turkeys and other game, the
very sight of which fairly makes the
mouth of the average newspaper-man
water. was once "A turkey hunter myself,
but / hunted them Ike Bill Nye's young
man did the iack-rabbit-the turkeys all
died of old age.
The cotton has about all been picked out
of the fields. but many farmers are holding
for higher prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
THE RAILWAY INVESTIGATION.
Report Of the Legislative Committee
Yarious Recommendations Made.
fsnnclal tnlacrnrn % tho Dl.patch.l

RALEIGH. y. c.. December 5.-Ihe legls-
lative Committee on Railway Taxation
adiourns finally tomorrow. Its report
after months of investigation OF the officers
of various corpOratiOns WAS finished to-day
and your correspondent II specially given
q synopsis OF II tonight. The report
begins with the Raleigh and Castor ra'l
way, and the committee inds tnat IT hns
for several years earned over : per cent.
It's charter provides that il after fifteen
years from the granting Of the charter IN
1888 IL makes over per cent. protit after
deducting all expenses, then the Legisla-
tire NAV tax each share OF stock % cents.
The committee recommends the taxing OF
its shares in accordance with the charter.
SHALL IT BE TAxED2
A nice question is submitted to the
LEGISLATURE as towhethcr or not stock held
bv this railroad in the Carolina Central
railway shall be subiect 10 taxation Nhlle
tie Carolina Central stock is yalueless To
individual stockholders, yet the Raleigh
and Castor, having "a majority OF the
shares rs a corporation makes them proht-
able.
ASSESSMENT REDUCED.
The committee recommends in tho case
Of the North Carolina railway that the as
sessment # its road-bed be reduced
largely. The higher the assessment upon
this road the lower the tax.
IXEsPT.
The committee finds as to the Atlantic.
Tennessee and OHIO railway that no taxes
can be levied until 1892, as its charter e1-
empts 10 for twenty years from ITS COM
pletion in 1879. As 70 the Wilmington and
Weldon railway the committee find that
it's shares and property are exempt from
TAXATION by It's charter, and 10y decision
Of the United States supreme Court that
only such of its property As - not actually
used in operating il Is liable to taxation.
Is cLBTAIS PROPERTY LIABLEl
There is a doubtful question with the
committee whether certain lands bought
along the road for the purpose OF sup
plying fuel for its engines are not property
actually used in operating the road, and
there Is the same doubt as 10 property on
which there are grayel-pits. If this pro
perty Is liable the State VIII receive about
$4,000 yearly in taxes.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The committee after reciting all these
facts recommends that the Legislature ac-
cept the proposition Of tho Wilmington
and Weldon railway made last June 20 DO
assessed 5000 per mile on It's main line
and ~ 900 on the branches, which VIII
WELD tax Of $4,000 yearly. Heretofore
not cent has been paid. To part OF tnis
recommendation Senator AycOck, OF the
committee, viii file an objection.
IICENsE-TAxEs.
The committee recommends q license
tax on express companies in lieu of tax
on gross earnings and also recommends
mileage tax on telegraph companies. This
was decided upon after examinations of
General Superintendent j. V. Hates of
the Postal Telegraph, end Auditor Dibrell,
of the Southern Express Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06

Catholic Church and Convent burned.
PfrrsBunaB, Pa. December IA hre AZ
Homestead ut 2 o'clock this morning de-
stroyed the St. Mary Magdalen Catholic
church, schouLhouse. convent. ana txo
dwellings. The loss il estimated o. $sv,-
600, fsllly ipsured. The hre yas caused ~
The heavy pressure Of natural Gas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06

The Rev. DR.. Deems. pastor of the
Church of the Strangers. New York.
reached the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of his
birth Thursday He il doing as much pas
toral work as ever.
DR.. Edward Mussey Hartwell, director of
the gymnasium connected with Johns Hop
kins University. will soon 60 90 Boston as
director Of physical training IN the public
schools of that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
Back to Petersburg Jail.
fa,.a..f.l snf,o,rar,, 10 tina Dfapafeh

I0ITTNINI FIIN AtHIIa % VI" I7'7t77s''IHs
PETERSBURG. Va. December 5.-Walter
johnson. the assailant of Mrs. Majors. was
brought back 70 this city this afternoon by
the Petersburg Grays. the hottoway Grays
leaving him at Blackstone. His case was
contlnned until neXt March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
80 pRuNKEN ~.

There was little OF no excitement mani
tested, and everything passed off very
quietly with the exception of two or three
drunken men, who were very dlsorderly
and who had to be arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
BISHOP LYmAN'S APPOINTMENT.
Entertainment for the Benefit Of tho
Episcopal Churoh-BoliinG Cotton.
Correspondence OF the Hammond DisDatch.l

WELDON, n. c., December 5, 1880.
Bishop Lyman has made an appointment
10 hold services here next Friday night,
the 18th instant
A beautiful entertainment will be given
here "Wednesday night by the best home tai
eut for the benefit Of the Episcopal church.
All the delicacies of the season will be
served after tho performance Is over, and
the fairest of the fair walters will skip
around like sunbeams over a garden OF
roses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices for Moncy. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. ar. and In Con-
pection Herewith the wea-
Their Indications
IBy telegraph to the pisparch.l

10y Telegraph 70 ths Uispntru.I
- WASHINGTON. December a-forccssf
lcuo,, Tor Virginia: Ligh, SHOWS: northeast
IONU"ler winds; slightly cooler.
- North Carolina South Carolina, and
Georgia Fair weather; souihcasiorly
winds: stationary ten perstufe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DgcEkBsk6 o, 1850

OFFERINGS.
WHRAr.-I,6 1888 bushels
CoRM-2,Igs bushels.
OAIs.-l.OO0 busseis.
SALES.
WBgAr.-l.e65 bushels.
Cogs.--i,g7s bGshsla
QUOTATIONS..
waxir.-Longbsrry s0c.asi mixed. soc AL /;
shor1Derry s,s9Se
CoaS.-NVhlts. new, 5saJ9c.: old. sss59c.
Mixed, new, 57s5sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
Latest frnm the Wires.

Germany has officially recognized the
United States OF Brazil
The retail dry goods establishment OF
Sheard Il Co.. Westminster street, frOyi-
donce. L. l.. was burned out last night.
The loss Is upwards Of S200,000. Fully in
sured.
Mr.. Balfour's'Iris relief bill in which he
asks a vote Of $1,000 90 provide seed
potatoes for distressed farmers, passed the
committee STAGE in the House OF Com
mons yesterday.
A trust has been formed bv all the lead
ing lumber concerns of this State 70 con-
tiol the worlds supply OF long.ieat yellow
Pine. IL i an immense com olnation, m
yolying millions OF dollars.
The grand Jury at Chicago Yesterday -
turned indictments against John NJ. tm-
gan. president and general manager OF the
Chicago. st. Paul and Kansas CITY rail-
road. for giving rebate 10 A. {. Davis X
Co. against Thomas Miller. general freight
agent Of the Chicago. Burlington. and
Quincy. for giving n rebate 70 ". II.
Warren q Co., and against j. NJ. johnston,
general freight agent Of the Chicago. Rock
Island. aud Pacific road, for giving re-
bate TO Wright 4 Haughey.
A special of yesterday from Lockwood,
No. saws: For several weeks past exp o.
sious have been heard and their force felt
in this vicinity like heavy blasting. They
have been growing louder and more violent
each day. Yesterday morning two distinct
shocks OF earthquake were felt between 2
and 2:f0 O'Clock At 3 o'clock third and
very violent shock was felt. Houses were
shaken and the swaylng of their dwelli ngs
brought people out Of their beds. The
whole population fed 60 the streets for
safety. The shock was alarmingly severe
and its force came from north 10 south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
NEW YoRk STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, December THE stock market
to-day continued feverish asd weak with no
change In It's temper till toward the close, when
a moderate rally was had which orosghta NV
stocks mp 20 and s0Ogo the Lowell OF last nights
lnal fgures. Union Pacific was very weak in
tho early trading and selling order OF at least
1000 shares IA believed TO have been executed,
bus ~ the declins Of ( per cent buying orders
appeared and tho siock was let alone by me
bears for toe remainder OF the day. The
llnidstion Of Northern Pacific preferred next
attracted the attention Of the bears ana thst
stock was cold down over per cent before the
movement was checked. Louisville and Nash
Vile WAS next. hu, traders after that TOOK the
buying Sides All being inclined to look TOR
rally prices showed material improvements ip
the last two hours. The market closed iirm un-
der this stimulus with prices generally only
slightly lower than those OF last evening. Sales
Listed sGocAs. 257 COO; unlisted, 1900 shareA
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ereninc.-Bxchango weak and active al fsls
is5 Money easy az ia6 last loan at e. Sub
Treasury 0alancos-Coin, sifL052,OO currency,
fl,0M,0N. Governments dun but steady per
cents. lal%: th's, los. state bonds entirely no
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

Range OF Thermomstcr at the front door Of
tho D{sDgsrh ofice YESTERDAY:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lKeported for ths Dispatch.D

NORFOLK, December 5.-Aartct steady. sales
reported at 8ac. Prime, So. extra prime, 3kc.;
fancy, 8kc. spanish, gaaEo. factory hand
picked, 3sa4Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06

] recommended as compromise that
would carry out the end sought 10 be ae-
eoinplisbed by tho West aud North, II II
ne, the appreciation OF the South, that
convention be called 10 meet in February:
1872 that the convention be composed OF
sielegates from oil associations ofproducers.
supreme Council elect delegates 70 repre-
scnt this order Ina that convention. l sas-
iaired this by saying that il did not
commit the people. but provided
means whereby they could express
themselves on this great question
through their subordinate county and
state organizations duripg the coming
year. When the great onyeption meets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-06
NRW YORK COTTON FU uRRs.

Nsw YORK. December s.-Cotton-Net re-
ccpts, 2,eii bales. gross receipts, o.t5 bales
Futures closed steady. Salcs. l06,tc0 bales
December, sg 10: January. s92ist92j; febru-
airy, fg40lt0ii: March. t9Slaf9.5i. Aprii. tatga
$500; May, 1905; June, t9.7oaft,s; July,
s0siaf0s5; August, i@e7at9ss; septembsr'
s95sag2G0.
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SHALL IT BE TAxED2
ASSESSMENT REDUCED.

The committee recommends in tho case
Of the North Carolina railway that the as
sessment # its road-bed be reduced
largely. The higher the assessment upon
this road the lower the tax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

.,,o,nher of the committee was present cN-
''',f Vr n. r. clover. who was out OF lh'
IN .rne usual routine business was li'us'
oried. and il was agreed 10 number me new y'
Jispen4aries. where prescriptions lui w
poor arylput mp. as follows liar n 1,,i
Street. No. /: II. ". Mosoly, corner 'ai.''
and second streets, NO. .; Judson tunlll'n--
ham. Main street 40. g, and Eichain-,''
corner Ncnablc and seventeenth Nd. ~
no. 4. The clerk was instructed lo "o',''
these druggists Of this action ol tue ''''
ON motion of Mr.. W. J.. White. dr.. W.
NJ IIolmsn ~ Goochlaud. and Dr. .. IT,
onrcnce or \ansemoud. were elected resi-
dcnt pb,.icians for twelve months, subject
to The approval of pr. i. G.. Ire'iii"h reg
ular physician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

whether her husband was firing AZ her or
moi. They were in room alone, hat she
aid NOT see the pistol when IT was fircd
Languth declared that he was "fooline'
with the pistol. and it accidentally went oh.
DThc hall y" ne said. went in the slop-bucket
"a. the barrel Of the pistol was pointing
downwarl.. MY wife and ! had had no
words. and there was no cause For me To
shoot her"
Tho cuso tygs dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
Mis-. rowel'> Condition.

\. G.. Allison. who was arrested Monday.
charged with rechlessly ridin. Do. horse
over and iujuriug Miss Maude Powell. was
before the Police Court Yesterday. Miss
Powell being unable 90 appear the case was
continued until July 2jth, aud Allison was
Oailcd inr Boo, appearance.
Miss Powell wa, reported better yc,tcr-
day. Fortunately, no bones were broken.
but she Is ,tll suffering nom severe bruises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

Amer rare treat m Che shape OF cool
breeze, and bcuahle sun. the hot wealth
cr seems 90 "sulier from commissioners, "
and is again threatening the wicked with 90
rcta,te of the unqucnchahIe fires. lc>tcr-
day the thermometer commenced lbs antics
again. and jumped right dong zap toward,
thc ninctcs very glccnily. The effect Wa-
at once t.it, and plainly shown i'm tine sober
ness oi gait, and the general lassitudc that
sticky weather brings alons with TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
ARRESTED ON A PRETExT.
\ Husband, Charged with shooting His
wife, 4. Discharged.

George Languth WAS before the Police
Court yesterday morning charged with
shooting at his wife with malicious intent.
The warrant in this case was sworn out
about six months ago by George
Languth, son Of the accused When
the arrest was about 10 be made il
was found That Languih had left the
city. lie stated that he had been working
az Newport News. and was on his way 10
Danyillc 10 accept position
Mrs. Languth said she did not know
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

us mot worm the small rnte vt 10 cents
j' nee Yourself lf every syIn. tom N these
distressing cnupiainlse ltYoU think So. cal-
90 our slprC and sptn bottle l ~.ilinh's Vital
isrr tyeIN lotlc pus printed guarantee
on 10. t,e accordingly, pf ID ~ 90 does you nn
& .od DO Wiil cp-i yuu uoiniue, sold by ha1le
ker Brothers and ~. "a, Sueilds 4 20, corner
VI flltA and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

observer who lives near Hollywood ON
the main street leading to the cemetery,
writes To IHE IlMEs: II is quite rcmarka-
bic considering the weather. that there has
been only one burial in Hollywood during
the past ten DAYS. Usually there have been
ree or four a day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
lie Tia. Cnurl,t Tho Fever.

Russell B. Harrison (sOn Of President
llarrisonl has recently purchased 100000
worth Of land at Corpus Christi. lie pro-
nounces II place Of uneNceilcd beauty
and worth, This place will soon be The
doep-water harbOF Of the Southwestern
section Of the United states,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

NiliNnu Need tnc Warming tncflgnaf. pfr.
maps, pi inr sure approach oi tla mOFc terri.
Die dlse.tsc, iunsumptn Ask N0utsflve.
10 yuu. ctn ouord inf ihs sakc 81 sa.lng S0
cents, % ran iAv ASK and do no. hIng1t n
Ne know from cNucrfUce tnnt rEIlOhis t,,rr
VIII euie Aout toue9 Do mover lalls. fh.
explains why more fnaun Million al MONA.
were snht inr ptat Ntar De- ref lrNes if,...
nnd h1npins 'orsn af once. NOUNS .,
not he " ithout 70. sample bottles tee 49,.
Oy bpdeker brothers ANA A. ~. ~hrIds N, . /.
corner of FiIth and Marshall stgvcts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

Dyspepsia and Liver Complalnt.

.ae genuine Dixie Nerve aud Bone linL
meul if You suffer with Rheumatism, Pains
in tAe Joints, Muscles or Leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

Yesterday m0min. ilanc, Burke. "a cob
or.d boy. Was arrested by Policeman Griffin
as a suspicious character Burke tried u
pawn "a r0'd watch and Two diamond studs
.l Mr. Bills Abrams. Ihclattcr sent word
20 thn -taI4ou-hou-o. and Burke was aIr,- i-
ca. The ieWolry is valued go SO, and tlp
owner is unknown. The case viii Doe hoatd
at the Police Court tins morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

'FIrs.-Au FIts stopped free by Dr.
IN, Ggcrt NCrre hcsferer, NO Fit
fser first days Use. Marvellous cures
Ikafise and $500 trial bottle Tree TO IN
isas. send to iJr. Kline. S3l AZ ca street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
WILL not TAKE II DOWN.

A special dispatch from Succasunna last
night said "lhe nag flying over the house
. OF DIR. Beattic continues 10 agitate his
J neighbors, and all sorts Of threats are being
made against the doctor and his properly.
The doctor. however, still asserts that he
VIII not haul the nag down until ordered 10
do 80 by some competent authority. lie
Bays the nag is not Confederate fag. but
merely an imitation made by one of his
little girls"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
BELIZE OF THE POOR
New Physicians Elected for the AImshou,e
Patients

The committee ON Relief Of The Poor met
In the Council Chamber yesterday afternoon
a, 9 O'Clock, took hacks, and went out 10 the
Almshouse, where the first business meeting
Of the new committee was held. Every
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
SIcI, IIeaalaoha

Can be and is daily cured by DR.. Dayid's
Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16

Hr.I.n Culf.-J0hu IIil, icI0nIlu-
assault. p.uit0ntiary One Fcas.
Robert Quric- clou,ou7 assault twelve
months boo JILL
No-e- Preston 0loniUs assault ODD.
year in tac lcnitcnuay.
C.rr.- C.uL. Mrs. Jane King against
+ Ea.tpm lca Company. Judgment for pIan-
900 tor >HG. "Iib interest from June j. l->'.
gntl paid.
PETERSBURG lc. Company against same.
Judgement for defendant.
IIcaJ... C.Hufy can't. James JluH-
SON (coloolI was found guilty ot commit
ting rape. an4 sent to Jail for mime months.
Mr. Ju.in- Ileu who WAS assaulted n
Jones Walton aul wife N0u3a. afternoon.
dccliniD- .o prosecute. The matter h1- been
dropped ul ine county authorities.
Clu4e.v Couf-Mr-. Catherine IL.
Tucker qualified us administrators of
Patrick u. Tucker, deceased.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
CIu1.. N.uf.-Nike GuIru to Aide
gust lirt. r. lD feet ON east side l1u..
street, near Beverly. 5000: E1her, and ]0-
hanna DH'- executors To John King. ..
feet on west side PAGE street. betty .u
IlNu-- aul Accommodation. lll.lr: Au-
gust liei.,r to N.Ec GJnIort, l6 feet 0u cyst
side Laurel street. near Beverly. 5000. IS.
J.. Piea.anl-. IT, l.. Cabcli. and L.N. Nrnu
to..Ia4c. uIIcof Robert Nhit.t. 81 feet 0n
uoIfh -.d. AIRY street. near Beech. ai.lN'.
U.utr. CoHufV.-Jame- IL. Barton HHa
J.. 4. Lamb 90 Matthew Gilmour. us I-II
acres ON Ladies Mild road. Sll. $500. IS. b..
Coleman. special commissioner. t0 Jai.O~
H. Barton and +. a. Lamb. lU' acres OBJ
Ladies Mile road; jaime. B. Pace to Henry
=. nu'/,Dr lul feet CON WASHINGTON street,
.f N1ufha. q corner rs Under. So 500.
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WANTED TO TEAR II down.

The Mine Hill delegation begged Frank
kenstler, Commander OF McDeyitt Post, g..
a. r.. Of Dover, 10 bring his men out ana
tear down the nag. kenster was sick ia
bed. and so that plan fell through. Ih,
Mine Hill men travelled 10 Succasunna and
held consultations with the succasuuuians.
They threatened all sorts of horrible things,
but they did nothing.
The little nag has Mapped over Or. Boat
ties nOrthernmOst gable ever since. Mrs
Beattie had it brought down 80 that the
World artist could sketch il. Then Jim
Ieech. the Beatties' cOlOred man, hauled II
10 the masthead again.
There has been much ill-ieelng and
grumbling on every hand, Dut nobody has
thus far moested the Doctor or his flag. Tho
Morris County Chronicle has called him cd.
itorially "a tool named Or. j. G.. Bcatlie.'
"Im willing" said Dr. Bcattie, "to haul
down that flag as soon as any proper au
thOrity orders me tO, but / will not allow
any man or men TO dictate as TO what
colOrs may or may not expose over my
own house. had the nag put up only after
! was threatened. Before that my children
had displayed ii, but now | am determined
10 let foolish people know they cannot bully
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