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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

IkroSrs. jane iT.-Rscs resulss.--
First Rscs-Five furlongs-George X.
won, kinders second. HsmIIne third
time. i92s.
s~cond--0pe-seventh mile--Corriane
Kinney won. Virgie lohnson second,
Mimi third; time. l;fsi
rhirSi--Fivs farlongs-The Govern
ess won, Emnss NJ. c. second, Hume
Boy third tune, I.04
Fourtn--E,eht and one-hslf fur
longs-John Berkeley won, Henry Jen-
kins seeond. Svetn third; time. i.4S{.
Fifth--Seveu fHrlones-Hsron won.
Jalis May second, The spanisrd third:
tine. f.2s.
>.xth--F fariongs -t5yrtchrns won.
Little tanse second. Co.onel Clsy third;
time. Loci.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Pains IN Stomach. beiebine wind.
Raising water. food OF esa.
Pains before and After eatiss-
Constant pains In stomach
SDld OF younz people cured
Dyspepsia cured
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
Ali stomach troubles cured By DR.. s. Clay
Todd. once No. Il North DivIssn street. w
sfsirs. rooms !. and 4. Grand Rspids. Mich.
Consultations free af his once or BIZ letter
Medicines sent everywhere.
Gail OF write. free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

Chsnne@y whs,aey a the &. A M.
general ofHee and wife, formerly Mss
Nellie Graves. have returned from
sh.if seslshez trip
NJ ". ko-s. as sfsnt general freight
agent fsg TIE g. = ". n aud d. l. q
y lines. = IN Grand Haven 50 susi-
us~>s
Ssr~nsn a snrnns ~ Va. &c Jefer.
sBn svsnas clerk % Freight Agent
Lsss<n~ofFh o. tae q 4. q !. Railway
eempsny. nae res gnsd as pssltlon, aad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
Young and Midd|eAged

Nervous DEBILITY. Nervous weskns.sss "a
suiffnx from early ihdiscretions and escesses
~ manhood. c~er~ort Of the brain. Improper
treatment OF some other diseases. Improper
nse II instruments IN exs0instsen End treet
nsnt Of some other dlsess~s hrre1sts<y weak
ness etc. causing Issf manhood. iwpeseney.
bsrrenncss. .fnstisity 20 eoii~et IDEAS ~ re-
member vord during conversation; making
THE snssres lose renhd,ese N every ore even
hirnsef. ssgsng eantiEnsi worry snc anxfsiy
sbont freubles that never come: sometimes
rsasine Fpflepsy often csusi an insanity enc
eta
Tsfs sfsesse ~fft ~ &c complications fs
s1vsss cured ~ pr 4 CLAY ToDB. n xcrss
p9vissa strs-srosms L sne ssrsse nsssss
Atch.
Cali fnne4sefesy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
STOMACH TROUBLES CURE(

DOUGLASS, Mich. April is, 1892
DIR. S. CLAY TODD, Grand Rapids, Mich:
Dear SirI visited the Goth of last December for
trouble and pleased to have felt anything
of the dreadful distress since January don't know
written you, but they said they
going thankful that advertisement
have felt well wishing
success, and for telling how
before this told would remain respectfully
Mrs JOHN FLAGo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
ARE YOU ALWAYS SLEEPY?

Do you get up nightss
Can you control your urinee
Il there pain In pour backf
Or Nervous Preservation,
Or Nervous Debility
Or fmpafency1
ANY inclination to ParAissisf
Evsf had Rheumatism?
u Stomach weakf
10 you feel worn ont,
IL there sense 81 Of eenenesss
Pains In back Of head
Are you dreadful neryous-
Not enough or too much urfne,
Does II art "a urihsteg
Does 10 smart or barn7
IL there weight or pressure IN lover part Of
ahdomens
Does ynus urine settss7
Bffekdass or eleats aep psit;
New iens this say
Aarffea or single
Abont uh&t sge7
Then cali "a fpr. : Clay Toaa. No Is ysrsh
nIsssssH street. Reom q ssrxes Rapids Mich
eHe rstne fsrrcas Specialist Phvsfcsxn eho IL
taF ~ al these sftsafai eompizints
Alsspss every terA. a. esfy. ar heixhbofhoes
q The nlfss states can beast II sesne fsfrs-r
saees go has heen restored - Feffref hesfrh
ana rsahcad sns vcmsaAssd ~ fsr. ;. Cav
Tess N ire isss % s-~Fs Ne senss nesscsnss
sv~fy~hefs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

the
ar di.p ed By him Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18
cATARRH CURED.
Have You Catarrh.
Have you pains over the sycsf
Are your eyes waterys

Are your eyes wateryf
Have you dry cough every nightf
Are you sick ~ the stomach
Il there contin aous dropping OF "a cons In
tho back o; your tirostF
You can be cured quickly aud permanently
~ DIR. s. Cay Todd. 10 North Division street.
up stairs. rooms I. and L Graud Rapfas
Mich. Call or write. free. at once Or By mall.
Medicines seat evcrywbere
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-18

Y-s,sdny's Base Bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
Colored RepubIicans.

see il the GAZETTE OF the Esd instant card
from one ]. 8. Green, isclaimirg sny connection
with recent meeting OF colored republicans,
AS l reported the meeting for III, GAZETTE, and
make it q rule to make truthful reports, l beg
leave to state that when nominations were in Or
der Rufus Prest placed tho Lame Of Jcsish
Keen in nomination though Green was absent.
but Preston knew he WAS ia tympsthy with the
cause. TIE meeting otjec:e1 to persons be
ncmnstsd who wer3 absent. but afterwards
authorized tho delega alton elected to a ! vacancies.
} hc secretary OF the delegation acting upon
the statement OF Preston added tho name OF Jcsiah
Gresn. The delegations co lot desro to pur-
susde mon 20 set for their when they feel
inclined to act other wise. Josiah need net fear
that his placo will b, taken from him in the Cow
eminent Printing Office, for staining up like
man in the interest OF his race, because tho Viz
GINA chai, man can't touch him il hs U. s. or.
fetal Regstor is correct, for this J. 5. Green "a
reccr led there as bcioS barn in South Carolina,
and spptintad to his place in the Governmen.
Printing Office from tho state Of Elaine by
Speaker Reed. OF course he lives hero This
district Is full OF such men. Color, MN but
yesterday wero ciamoring Tor their rights within
the party, but it ICONS when Chairman CoIbet
gets his roots" 80 growing, The colored kickeIs
forget III wrongs and lick the hand thst
smiles. wonder sometimes do our peo 10 mean
what hoy say. MAGSUs l.. ROBINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
aaKs OF raR DAY.

King sackity. Of Ctoooe, West Africa, ar
important ally oitho British, lie dsad.
Il. a. Borrowe, the New Yorker accused
by J. Coleman Dayton, scys tho charged
connecting bis name visG Mrs. D:eytcn's
are n.tef3 fa'sa:
John =. E !eri.t, retired isr les, commit
ted auiclda OF Port Deposit, Md yesterday
b7 p!nning his hsad down In g trough OF
wat,r With bayfork.
The farewell banquet given last nizbt by
hs American colony 10 Paris to MIR. Reid,
the retiring United States minister, vas q
brllient sffair.
The American friends Of MIS-. Florence
Maybtick, serving q life sentence In an Ea-
gl!sh prison for poisoning hsr husband, ore
seeking new tiial for her on legal poirt'.
The Texas Department OF the @. A. B.
met In r Paso yesterday ard resolved not
to affiliate With the colored veterans 10 The
State or subordiostes bodies.
Ear Russe ]. OF London. has bse en- sued for
el00 600 damages by Misc Williams, ser.
Yant whom be said be bad seduced when
testifsirg In the action brought by bis wife
for separation.
In Harlem, New York. lest night, John
BieleDdsrg, 81 years old, crcz:d by religion,
and imagining that be had committed an
unperdoreble sin against tho Eoly Ghost,
flung timse'f cut of thirds3.ory window,
carrying With him to the stone pavement,
forty feet bsiow, the faithful young wife,
who tried to hold him back, and possibly
Eacrifed her life In her effort to save him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
The Democratic State Convention


The State dem. crat committee mat :,
Richmond yes erday and cal'sd tasstate cor
vention to meet 10 that city Tharadar. Msv
19thto nominate delegates +, CHICAGO T,a
only contass vas So t. the p'ace whers IA
convention was to meet. No f,k's ran,s
sen!atiyes pressed The claims of lkst r,tr
be. it vas decided in favor of Richuond w.
vote OF "a to II. Roanoke WAS soeges,s5
but Its friends sG5st q1eutIy win
drew the. city. The basis Of representa.
ton OF the convention is to be oro deIeea'o
to every one hundred votes .oast for Coz
ernor Mckinney In 1889 This will plvC
mem bership O! aboat 1.7co, wh!ah will no
one of the largsss CONVEX tens held 10 W.
gina siGcs the war.
One OF tbo incident, Of special note va.
the remarks Of Capt. Mortimer Rogers n
Roanoke, Ia opposing the convention com.
Ing to Richmond on aco0aat Ct the denim.
citation OF Hill by some CT the papers in
Richmond.
There was no talk Of presidential oan6l.
dates during the session OF the committee
Every member OF the executive commit.
tee was present.. including Mr.. Ham, Shen.
perd, OF the eighth district.
Among the members OF the State cen.
tre committee present were Messrs. J. F
Rysn, o! L,udouo !; A. W. Archer, OF Rich.
mopd, % PROXY for @. s. Sheckeliosd. OF the
Eighth District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
The Silver Bill.

Ia the House of Representatives yesterday
there was prolonged snd exciting contest
aver the silver bill. The debate closed at
.. M, aad at once motion was made b5
Mr.. Burrows t, lag the bill on the table.
The result was tie, With the vote Of Speak.
er Crisp agaInst the motion. Then followed
dilstory motions for adjournment, etc., 10
quick succession by the opponents of the
bill, and much time was consnnsd 10 calling
the yeas and nays. At 35 this morning
the House adjourned on the motion of Mr.
Bland, who abandoned ell hope of passing
the free coinage bill at present. The bill
now takes Its place on the calendar and can
only be reached In Its regular order or by
another special order from the committee
on rules. It Is probable taat after the re.
turn of Mr.. CatohIngs, Of that committee,
who Ia now in Mississippi, such rule will
be brought in, but 1t is generally believed
that the bill has received its dsash-oloW.
During the fight there was much excite.
ment In the House and the Sergeant-at
Arms had to be called GA to preserve or.
der.
In the vote to lsy the bill on the table the
Virginia represent .t.ves Mesars. Buchanan,
Edmunds, Epes, Lawson, Meredith, O'Fer'
rail-, Tucker ana Wise voted no. Mess.s.
Jones and Lester were absent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
Methodist Conference

The business OF thu second days session
Of the Baltimore conference OF the Ii. e.
Church South, in B.arTisonburg yesterday,
began With the report of the committee on
examination. The following were elected
elders: Charles q. Woods, Thomas Miller,
G. K. Millican, Charles 8. Stanton. W. F.
Looke, L. Milton Long, John II. White, ].
d. Harris and Charles N. Bragg. The fol-
lowing candidates we're admitted on trial:
VIA. G. Hammond. J. P. Kesner. J. d.
Cooley, b. Lse Houck and ]. w. McNesl.
Harry Lac Myerly wss elected q deacon
Of one year, and B. L. Faliz Frank L. Day,
Charles McSarvsr. John Calvin Hawk,
Archibald Hsmill, Oscar ". Lsssby, Ssml.
g. Bennington and J. Howard Wills were
continued on trial.
William g. Hammond and J. 7. Kessier,
of thu Baltimore district; John n. Sohooiey,
Of Washington district II. Les Hunt. OF
Winchester district, and John W. McNeal
were admitted On trial.
Bishop Keener submitted statement from
tie 1Dday school department oftbe church.
which showed an increase of LA Ia MEM
hershIp. This increase In ths number of
eoholars Ia below tee average for several
gears. Eleven conferences report decrease
| OF scholars amounting to II ,343.
There are now in all the churches 80, 1855
tsachera and 7l3 $50 scholars, making q total
of SO4. 366.
The report Of the board of education o:
Randolph. Mscon College was read and
adopted. The report shows that the college
possesses tia bsst faoiiiies for the pre0ara-
iion of young men for the ministry. IL has
one academy at Bedford City and another In
tho course of erection at Front Royal. The
! Institution Ia now self-sustaining. The Ran
| dolph- Macon Woman's College. st Lynch
burg, will be completed by tne fall Of 1898
The paper inclujsd three resolutions. These
provided TIA the conference assist DR..
smi b, president Of the college, and Mr.
BOND TO rsiss 1000 for the Front Royel
Academy; that tne conference assessment OF
50 600 BIZ continued, aud that RsVs. john A.
kan end B. w. Bend be appointed to ser
VICE In the college. Tie board Of education
also repaired resolution looking 10 the ea.
tebishment OF university ST Washington,
to be known rs the American University.
| James E. Alexander was eected to euc"
ce5d CHARLES Shpley ns treasurer OF tae mis-
sionary board, and John W. Nomsen was
elected TO succeed the late z. ]. Msgrcder
l as treasurer of the joint board OF finance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
The Behring Sea Affair.

TIE correspondence between Sir Julian
Pauncefote and Assistant Secretary CT Stale
Wharton on tia Bchring Sea ques.ion Ia
made public. Tha qIastioa was discussed
yesterday by the Senate committee on for.
eigu relations and 1t was decldGd to recoms
mend the ratification of the tresty. The
Senate discussed the treaty In executive ses.
sion and only Secretary McOook and Ser
geant-st.Arms Valentine were allowed to
remain In the chamber. eysn the venerable
Capt Bassett. who for 6S years has bsen In
the service of the Senate, being compelled
to leave the chamber. 1t ia stated from
London Tho. three British war vessels have
been ordered TO Bshring Sss. The London
papers regard President Hsrrison's attitude
ss taken for campaign effect.
The United States steamship Adams was
put In commission ct Mare Island, CAL, yea-
te,day and Will be sent to Bshring Sea to
saslss the revenue vessels In ps!rolltng those
WaterP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
VIRGINIA MEWs.

Ssnstor Vsuco, of North Carolins, will
deliver the address bsfore the j,int literary
soci; ties Of the UoiveIsity of Virginia at the
commencement in Juno next.
Rev. John Jasper. of Richmond, author of
"Ds sun do move" eighty years old. was
married for the, thlid time laet night,
The bride, Mary Gary, Ia a grandmother.
eixsy years OF sge.
n the W., o. & ". B. B. 10 extended 10
Berry vi!e 1t will result 10 developing ex-
tensiys beds of the best quality OF iron cree,
as tho surveyed route west OF t1e Blue Ridge
pssses through some and in close proximity
TO others, CT these ore deposits.
The Governor hos appointed Dire. A. w.
McIiwsne, of Petersburg, AID Oacar W'lsy,
Of Salem, O commission to. Investigate the
manner in which patielti are admitted to
,he lunatio asylums, eud to report as to
whether or cot new lave should be enacted
on the snt cot.
The Merchants end Farmers Bank OF
Smithyills closed its doors yesterday. Inc
examination Of books was accustomed by the
death two weeks ego OF J. J. Chapma6, the
csshier ,srd yesterdayit YES found that affairs
wste 10 terrible condition, ana henos the
close. a. g. Polk was president,
Gov. Mckinney yesterday appointed the
following gentlemen to compose the board
of Worlds Fair commissioners OF Virginia !:
First dtetrlcs, DR.. ]. W. B'okenbrongh |;
second, III. Glennan third. Dol. A. 8 Bu
ford fourth, Col. Edwsrd 8. DsDao filsh,
Hon. Jebn L Hurt sixth, W. J. Jordan !;
seventh, J. n. Brennaman {; eighth, Gren-
Vile Gaines; ninth, Martin Williams tenth,
J. q. q. Figgat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25

THE OPPONENTS OF senator Hill say he ia
unpopular 10 Wall street, sud that recently
q leading member OF the Stock Exchange
In New York offered to atand on the stsps
OF the building occupied by that exchange
and give ten dollars foz every Hill man who
entered tiff he should.recsive ons dollsr for
every Cleveland democrat who went ln. he
might have pro6ted by the acceptance OF bic
OFF,. but the fact that hs made it hes greatly
helpsd Mr.. Hill's chances, for nothing l.
better celcnIstsd TO increase man'sfrisrds
anong the people ut large than the knoWl-
edge that he is opposed by Wall street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
TELEeRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

JOHN B. Colahsn, prominent member o.
tue Philadelphia baF, died last night, sgeo
II years.
Information indicates that Sheriff Dunn
OF Seward county, Kss vas murdered ny
his cwn deputles fer money and notes nc
possessed.
On bis recent visit at Ann Arbor, Mich.
ex-P.esident OioyslaOd was elected to nem
:,srehlp AMI inisIstad into The Sigma CHI, 6
college secret society.
Tue strike of The yerd HWiiobmen OF the
/ Memphls snd Charleston 2 r. Ia assuming
for nidsble proportions and tho re5ult is ths'
no foreign cars will be handled by otbei
railroad companies.
| The Missouri Legislature adjourned sine
die yesterday. One Of tho LAST ncts OF ths
House vas to pass resolution endorsing
":he man OF destiny, Grover O!syslaad," for
the democratic Presidential nomination.
May Phillips, prominent musician OF 81
Louis, Mo-, is probably dying from wounds
self iuflosed hseauas o; a haunting fesT
caused by some terrible oath ho has taken
Ia sscret society.
Attorneys for Alice Mitchell, Freda Wards
slayer, az Memphis. Tenn, have forwarded
to Dr.. Prodest. of Paris, France. statement
OF Hypothetical CASE, askiog II such per
son be net insane.
Mary Taylor, If McKeaaport, Pa. was
awakened early this morning by noise in
her room, and found !hree masked msn,
With Sevolvers ard kniVes, searching the
bureau drawers. She screamed and ons o!
the robbers severely cot her on The esm.
Her screams awakened her sister and the
| robbers then bound snd gagged tho young
lsdles bu5 the noise sttrscted the ether
members OF the household AID neighbc;s,
and the robbers we're forced to retreat.
The twenty-thrse bodies of the victims of tie
Hill Farm mine explosion, found "Wednesday az
ter search of twonty months, wero buried this
morning at Dunbar. Pa. Ill but two were identi'
fed By some trinket on their person.
Tho American schooner Winnie Lawry arrived
at New York to-day from Bayti, ter being out
los days and short of food 81 days. Three OF
her crew arc missing and 1t is ntimated that they
vera killed and eaten by their seven shipmates.
The Russian decroo prohibiting the export Of
whea. meal from the ports ofAzof and Black Sea-
has besn repealed, bat ia provided that the
ssms quantity Of wheat must DO imported as
wheat mesl il exported.
Rov. John Temple, of Evansville, Ind, hes
been sentenced to II years in the perisentiery
for killing Warren Gray, WHO was acting as
peacemaksr bstween Temple and his wife.
The new e1tIt dillon treaty between France
and the Unittd States was signed in Paris this
morning.
Senator Hill arrived in New York this morning
end left for Albany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25

Ms. HARRISON ssss bis demand that
Great Britain shsll maintain g feet in the
North Pacific TO prevent. not Russlaus nor
any other people except English and Ameri-
ssn subjects not employed by the Alsska
seal company, from killing seals In that
ocesn. 80 that the profits Of that company
NAV be- increased, sis question OF honor,
not OF damages" Where the honor comes in
osn only be sssn By q man who pays for par
tiseu service With judicisl positions. and sp-
pointed to q iudgeship maa who had re-
yersed his own decision In order to shield
auotaer, instrumental In buying DIR. Hsrri-
sens election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25

SECRETARY FOSTER was before con
grega,casl Investigating committee yester
day SID was questioned regarding tae en-
warranted expenditure OF the head monsy
ofimrs'grart t. upon the EiiisIslend essRblish
mens, in addition to the epscifc sum appro'
pristed by Congress for that purpose. Bns
his replies were IS unsatisfactory ss those Of
his assistant, Mr.. Ntt,letops to the game
questions, mad previously been. A nAn who
prints statements showing large surplus
in the Treasury, when 1t is we'll known that
q correct one would show large deficit
canaot be expected to make satisfactory ex-
plantations regarding expenditures on gov
esnment account.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
Execution of q Murderer.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Mar. 25 Henry snith
vss executed here at 6:22 this morning for
the murder CT hla employer, Louis specht
without provocatoD, In specht's Ealoop,
near Louisville on July is. 1891. When he
mourtsd the scsffod Smith made short
speech. He said he welcomed Death and
was satisfied that be would pass Into that
world where there was nothing ba! hsppi'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25

THE RKPogTs thes come from North Caro-
,ins /, the effect thss gone OF the members
NJ ma Fsrners' Alliance il that stats exc
"a king about adopting Mr.. Folks recon-
msndas!on. ard dessrting the democratic,
aud i,lslug third pasty, aud running
Presidential tickst ct the next election, aug
gess tbs wise advlse given % Senator al!i
to the people OF North Carolina during his
recent trip through that st;te, which vas SO
follows: ''Ba not deceived By those VINO
saek to draw you awsy from 5our alliance
60 the graud old party. This is act g time
Tor third par;isa. This is The time TO sho"
your loyalty to The greet psst7 that ia caps-
ole of bep.fting ycu." II must be Teoolieol-
cd that Mr.. Polk has SO do Something to
earn his salsry of 5000 c gear end travel
ing expenses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25

of Virginia, sua but for The Supreme oou's
the British creditors would hsVs been IN 3
much worse position than they ere now.
Some months sgo an irhaen:isl American c0n :,
mittee took up the matter and aaked the conncii
to cooperate with them. which the council si.oiS
did. The council had doue its best and the VIZ
ginia creditors were indebted TO them. Had VIZ.
GINA better consulted 4 81 own interest she would
have m=ds micro just ard more liberal settle
meut with her creditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-25
DISTRICT DEnooRArs.-James L. No,

DISTRICT DEMOCRATS James L. Norris
and Henry e. Davis have been elected as
the two delegates from the District Of
Columbia to tie national democratic con.
yer ton. Neither is int t.neted. The alter
mates are William n. Manogue and ]. Fred.
Kelley. These gentlemen we're selected st
the convention Of District democrats held
yesterday at Aibaugh's Grand Opera House
The contest WAS made between the faction
who had as its candidates the two gentle.
men elected by the convention and the ad-
hereps Of Messrs. Dickson and Lipacomb.
1t times the utmost disorder prevailed, and
only the flrmnsss OF the chairman prevent
ed In an adjournment before any choice had
been made. ills said Mr.. Dickson will con.
lest.