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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
FOR TIE LADIES,

We have opened pieces Of Foreign and Domestic Gnghams
Outing Cloths both the dark and light shades voiced by
who has them the handsomes displayed the market and
Silk Warp, all wool and wool filling Henrietta Bedford Cords
Cheveon Cords and Fancy Cooed Hena Scotch Weaves and
Camel Hair Sutng in all the Spring shades unsurpassed
We have also opened doz Ladies' fine quality Swiss ribbed and
plain Vests low neck and sleeveless and in high and
long splendid stock of Ladies Gents and Chdens Hos
er Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves Gens and Boys Negge
White Shirts. Ladies', Gents Boys and Chdrens Shoes.
Our stock Of Table Linens Towels, TowengS, Napkins White
Goods Laces, Embrocries Handkerchief all complete
and be sold the lowest cash prices We especially invite
Cash buyers and we keep books and make
prices for rich and poor alike. j. S. HUGHES
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-18
60 D. CD u h O. mn C..

They fauless perfectly made and elegantly
abulouy low prices We have also received doz Mems
Silk Tec Crepe decline and -Four in Hand
all the Spring shades the handsomet line Of Ties offered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30

BALI.-Died. July 29th, at the residence
Of his parents. on Mosby street MILAN
LESLIE, infant son Of samuel &. and
| Caroline Bal aged months.
Funeral services at the grave at Oak.
wood cemetery TODAY SATURDAY. at ii
A. NJ.
CATHCART.- at his residence,
No. 1908 west Marshall street, at ll:i5 y.
NJ, July 80. 1892, PETER CATHCARr, IN
! the 5Oth year of bis age.
The funeral will take place from the
First Baptist church AZ 5 o'clock 4. III.
JULY 30. 1891. Friends and acqualntanoes
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
CHALKLEY. Died. suddenly. on Fri.
| day, July - 1892. al 3 Z. NJ, QClNTUS
| CHALKLEY. in the 18th wear OF his age.
| Funeral from Fulton Baptist church III
DAY at 1870 p. NJ. Friends and aequaint.
ances invited 10 attend.
HANCOCK. Died, at her parents resi-
| dence. No. COS west CLAW street. Hiss VI. .,
| HANCOCK. daughter OF \; ana NJ. y.
Hancock, in the 2lnd year ct her age.
Funeral services will DO conducted AZ
the crave at Pleasant Grove. Spotsylvania
county. Friends aud acquaintances Ia
yited To attend.
JENNINGS. Died. at the residence OF
her parents, friuhN, july as io,-. ~ -
minutes of "a. ~, CAER1E LOUISE. in-
FAINT daughter of Walter h. and Rosa Z.
Jennings; aged 10 months and days.
Dear little CAERH, in Heaven.
Safe, very safe, over there;
Taken from earth in her beauty.
Before she knew sorrow or care.
Gone from your arms, loving parents.
To live with the pure and the true;
! God took your treasure 10 Heaven.
That your hearts might Journey there.
too.
The funeral will take place THIS Sat
urday) MORNING at 10 o'clock from her
| parents residence. 800 Reservoir street.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend.
WOOD.-Died. from sunstroke. July ~.
1892, at the residence Of Mrs; Elijah Baker,
2239 Venable street, Mr. JAMES L: WOOD.
His funeral will take place from the
| above residence THIS Saturday. Az
TERNOON at o'clock. friends OF ,ne
deceased are respectfully invited to at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
Personals AMI Brief.


Mrs. Charles $. Stringfellow continues
critically Ill.
DR.. ]. Hall Moore and family have left
the city on brief vacation.
Mrs. John H. Tyler and family are sum-
merIng at Walnut Grove, IN Chesterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Riley. nee WAY
mack, have returned FROM their bridal tour.
Miss Lizzie Conner is visiting Miss Mary
G. Donnan, corner Grace and First street.
Miss Emmie Finegan, Mrs. Thomas p.
German. and son LETT last week for the sea-
side.
Mrs. Virginia I. Aston has gone to Plea
SAINT Hill and Enfield. n. O., TO visit her
sons.
Rev. DIR. Dashiel is expected home to-
day from Cobb's Island much improved IN
health.
Miss Mary C. Donnan will spend August
at Mountain-Top Hotel with a party OF
friends.
The condition of Professor Edmund
HARRISON continues about the same. lie
is still very i'll.
Miss Bette Caron. of Richmond, is
visiting friends in Detroit, Mich, and will
not return until September.
Mr.. o. +. Flanhart left yesterday morn
ing for Charlotte, n. c.. where he will be
the guest of Colonel j. I. Anthony.
Garnett Lee. ESQ.,, of this city, son of
Flour-Inspector W. r. Lee, Is visiting Dir.
Charles NJ. Phillips, Of Mecklenburg
county.
There. will be 10 or 100 delegates and
many other Allance-men at the state Con-
vention OF the Alliance TO be held here
August 10th.
The will of Mr.. George A. Klein was ad.
mitted TO probate ia the Chancery Court
Yesterday. MIR. s. b. CHM qualified as
executor. The estate is small.
Captain George W. Allen has been con-
fined to his room for several days, but yes
terday evening he was better. and hopes
to be down town early next week.
The excavations for the walls OF the
Chamber OF Commerce Building have been
made and the corner-stones tor the founua-
ton are beng put in place Later on
there will be formal cornerstone laying
with imposing ceremonies.
The funeral of Mr.. William Z. Patterson,
who died at the Soldiers Home on Thurs
day, took place at Hollywood yesterday
aud his remains were inferred IN the SOL
d,ers' section. The deceased was "a years
ofage and was formerly of COMPANY ID,
Forty-sxth Regiment Virginia Infantry
and was resident Of Appomattox county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
A sWlNDLER ON HIS TRAVELS.
Arrested In Selma for Uttering a Forged
Check IN Oxford-Psople's-D
LCorrcspondence OF the Rlehmonl DIspateh.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
HENDERSON, N. c.. July 29.-On Wednes-
day young man, small in statue. nice
looking and well dressed. appeared here.
and gong to the telegraph office called for
telegram from Washington to Segall. and
started out to do up" the bank He first
went 10 Mr.. Asa Farrar's store and repre-
sented hlmself "a drummer for King. Hates
Co., wholesale fruit-hOuse Of Washing
ton, u. C.. Mr.. Earrar had Just been read
Ing an account of young man doing
up " Farmville. Va. ana claiming to repre-
sent said firm. MIR. farrar notified the
bank, and none too soon, for he soon APP
peared and wished check cashed. They
refused him and he took the train for Ok
ford. where he had check for T75 cashed
at COOper's Bank.
The Chief Of Police kept his eye on him
while here and telegraphed to Oxford, but
too late to effect anything, but advised
the bank, which telegraphed to Washing
ton and found the check mo good" The
young man was followed up and arrested
at Selma, y. C., yesterday and brought
back TO Oxford. where he is now in jail.
He has confessed and given up portion
OF the money. He went in Oxford as
Stern. and in Durham as Rosenbaum. Re-
port says that he got some money IN Dur
ham also. lie is Jew. and is supposed to
be the same man who has recently done
up" Farmyille and Norfolk, Va.
PEoPLE's-DAY
To-day is Peoples-Day at the school in
stitute mere. large crowd is in attend
ance and q picnic is going on. Professor
Mclvor delivered a magnificent address on
The Relation of the People TO the Public
Schools"
The weather is excessively hot here.
The thermometer ranges from 96 TO 80,
although there was good local shower on
Wednesday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
Church NOtes.

Many persons have manifested interest
IN the mIssion-tent services from night TO
night this week. Services Will be held to-
night and tomorrow night at O'CLOCK.
The tent is on Graham street, fulton, one
square east of the terminus OF the Maln-
Street electric line.
Rev. W. l.. Wright. of the Leigh-Street
church, will FIJI his pulpit next sunday,
and after that he goes TO Mortified, Mass,
and to Martha's Vineyard Tor three weeks.
Rev. J. %. Hart will supply during the
month of August.
The Sunday-School Association OF the
Christian churches of Richmond and Man
chester will hold q mass-meeting at
Seyenth-Street Christian church tor ali VINO
are interested in the Sunday-school work,
tomorrow at o'clock. The energetic ana
efficient Sunday -school worker, Mr.. D. ~;
X. Sleight. OF the Presbyterian church, VIII
deliver the principal address. All work.
ers in the SUNDAY school will be welcome
Interesting services will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow afternoon. The young-men's
meeting at 4 O'Clock will be conducted by
MIR. John III. Griffith. of the Theological
Seminary at Alexandra. There VIII De
special musical programme, when VIII De
executed by chorus composed OF MAZE
voices. The boys meeting, Whicn taxes
place one hour earlier, Will DE leu oy M,
W. 4. Fitzgerald while Mr. W. q. West
will act as chorister.
Mr.. A. Candllsh, secretary OF the asso-
citation, who has been spending MS vaca-
ton at Ocean Grove and in New lorK CITY,
will return Monday night.
Rev. James L. Cook will preach at the
Third Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning at Ii O'clock. There Will be no
services at night.
Rev. s. @. Clopton concludes his minis
try at the Clay-Streets Baptist church TO-
morrow. MIR. Clopton will occupy the
pulpit at II A. " and s:15 p. III. At the
latter service h6w preach his last ser
mon before leaving for Alabama. ms
gentleman has greatly endeared himself 10
the congregation of this church and the
organization as a whole regret that his de-
parture will be 1T such aD early date. !.
There will be preaching at Highland
PARK tomorrow morning at IL o'clock by
the pastor, Rev. j. N. Lathram. Mr.. Lath-
ram will also conduct services in the after
noon at 3 O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
MRS. WREN SENT TO JAIL.
Her Punishment 800 Fine and One Hour
OF Imprisonment.

Nr-. Omega Wren, who was indicted re-
,.rt.r fa. Keeping and maintaining dis
....r. and ill-goYcrnod house, was tined
t.- Hastings Court Yesterday. con-
l..t.i sent 90 lall for one hour. and fined
t.. The courtroom was crowded du-
t-t I- proceedings, and at no time did
f..I.'.uaant appear III the slightest en-
.rr..-ei because OF her position. she
a4-r.I rr-eutcd al the bar 10y Mr.. Samuel
VI. t-e.
Sergeant Howard. Mr. f. A. ]. Clopton,
t.I i..uarl W. Carter icOlOred) testified
a- the bad reputation Of the house kept
b. MIS- Wren on Ross street.
Ns. Charles T. Berry. an important wit
t.>. who was not placed on the stand
a... t1e preliminary investigation was
"... before the Police Court, stated that
.al been visiting at Mrs. Wren's for
-..y Twelve months and had met with
'I... .r four girls there. On tho occasion
.. , Lass VISIT he got drunk and slept on
g.. door, Mrs. Wren spent the night on
t., STA IN the same room. The next
tllg hs wife came there Tor him.
lt.- SEA, the time that Mrs. Berry, after
itr, failed 70 get her husband 10 con-
...t 90 20 home. swallowed a big dose OF
a..alUM and was very I'll from IT'S ELECTS
t..l C4y or two.
Do. ur, were out a very short time and
r'u-ld q verdict in accordance with
vf PSI published above. The accused
v.- taken 10 iail IN a carriage by City Ser
-.4t Lips. At late hour last night MIS-.
"l..- hue had not been paid and she
~ -.l.l iu prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
THE WEATHER KEEPS HOT.
The Mercury Continues to Hang Aronnd
1Oo-Ouc Death Reported.

Az vet the terrible chain of heat remains
practically unbroken. The record OF yes
/ terday compared we'll with those OF tn'
several DAYS preceding. the tbermome,el
having reached 100 in several places IN tn'
CITY. The ambulance was summoned .
| three cases of sunstroke, none OF whict
were fatal.
| There was one fatal case in the city, how
ever, that of Mr. James z. Wood. who dieo
yesterday afternoon at the residence o.
/ Mrs. Elijah Baker, his mother-in-iaw, NO.
2239 Venahle street.
People looked forward with great anx.
| iety 20 the approach Of the promised COO
wave. but we're only furnished periodlcal
/ breezes for the interest manifested.
A considerable fall in the temperature
| occurred after nighttall, and gentle zephyrs
| in measure cooled the psrehed CITY,,
At4 O'Clock IN the afternoon the ther,
mometer registered 100 in the Councll
| chamber. and at noon it stood at 80 at L.
| Roberts Bakers drugstore. $50 at west.
! Johnston d Co.'S 80 az the First Ponce
Station, 90 at Third Police Station, ana "
at SouthHde pharmacy.
RECORD OF THE AMBULANCE.
The record of the ambulance yesterday
was az follows:
At $50 A. NJ to south Pine street to a
colored man overcome by heat. He was
treated and left.
At 12:4O y. NJ 10 st. james and Leigh
streets to a colOred woman overcome 6y
heat. She was taken to the almshouse Tor
treatment and will probably recover,
though she is quite sick.
At 1:l0 =. Nj. up on Brook avenue to
white man overcome by heat. He was
taken TO the almshouse for treatment.
At 5:25 z. NJ. to an alley near the First
Police Station to white man whose head
and face had been cut by machinery. lie
was treated and left.
At 7:15 T.. NJ. to First and Leigh streets
10 q coored woman suffering with cramp.
She was treated and taken to her home.
No. $40 north Ninth street.
Effect UPON EaPLoYREs.
The following Communication was re-
ceived by the DISPATCH yesterday and will
be generally Endorsed by tho5ef for whom il
solicits relief:
During this heated term the officers OF
the city government should shorten their
business hours and give their clerks the
needed rest. and as far a. possible. allow
short vacations. The factories and ma
chine-shoDs have already reduced their
hours. and have seen the beneficial effects
of such. Railway employees at their
Offices and depots have severe storm
upon them as their business must be
pushed ahead. and merchants should re-
gard this and have freIghts promptly sent
TO the depots, thus keeping them from
late hours. A mutual looking after each
others interest will result in benefit TO
all -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
DIED WITHIN QUA GATES.
sfr. Lackie, n Baltimore Contractor
Passes Away After Brief Illness.

Mr.. William Lackie. n Baltimore con-
tractor, died at the boarding house of Mrs.
T.. w. Peterson. No. sos east Leigh street,
at $3.50 O'clock last night, after an illness
OF only three hours.
The deceased came to Richmond last
Tuesday in company with his son, Mr.
Arthur r. Il. Lackie. who has been made
chief engineer of the Eighth-street tun-
mel, end the father was TO have done some
of the work of constructing that enter
prise.
The two went into the tunnel yesterday
afternoon to make an examination OF its
condition and the senior gentleman was
seized with what Is supposed to have
been apoplexy short while after
ward. DR.. Gray was called IN as
soon rs possible but Mr.. Lackie
grew steadily worse. The deceased
was about SO years old. and was prominent
among Baltimore builders. His son, Mr..
Arthur LackIe, was the engineer of the
Belt Line aud tunnel of the Monumental
Clty-the deceased being also connected
with the same enterprise rs a sub-con-
tractor.
The deceased was native of Toronto.
Can, and began his career as a civil engi-
neer upon the Grand Trunk railway. He
was 1T one time associated with STANLEY
Brothers, who constructed the Hoosac
tunnel. The deceased leaves O wife and
six children, three sons and three daugh-
tiers.
The remains will be taken to Baltimore
this morning for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
Tho MT. Vernon Mansion.

Colonel A. S. Buford, president, and
CAPTAIN L. G. Morton. secretary of the
Board OF Worlds-Fair Managers Tor Viz
GINA, returned yesterday from Norfolk.
was held on Thursday. They were both
hard at work when a DIsPArcH reporter
dropped into their Office in the afternoon.
The selection of Mr.. Edgerton Rogers as
architect for the Mt. Vernon mansion
having been confirmed by tho board the
erection Of that structure Will be com
menced at once. Colonel Buford SAYS the
people are taking a good deal OF interest
in both the exposition this fall and tho
Virginia exhiOlt at the Columbian Expo
sit,on. and be thinks both will be highly
oraditable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
DETECT NO BAD DOOR
orsm T OF YESTERDAYS iNvssTieA-
TON OF TIRE cREMAToRH
,u.,. Recommended 20 80 Improved "a
Health Mcssures--commi'tees that
Net and Are TO Meet

IT.. Health Committee and the Board o.
ETH met in the Council chamber vester
l.ratsP.M. and after the transaction
- s,re routine business by the first.
I'll body carriages we're taken aud a
,.,- q inspection made OF certain portions
s.bc city. the crematory, and the stables
,f,tc Health Department. The party con.
.tc3 Of Mayor J. TAYLOR Ellyson, DIR. W.
= nppenhiner. and Drs Curd aud Harri-
~, the Board. and Mcssrs. Reeve,
r,v.- T.. r. and George b. Grimes, ana
N,n-o. ca. - coven,b
III Eaker and Preston streets was rom
t.tr a very deplOrRble state ana bad'y
.1 II a culvcrt. Some improvement
.. tse sanitary condition Of the second
,..r. was deemed immediately neces-
ra-k ctts tho alleys were observed 70 pe
.oo3 condition. The complaints
..E. state OF Dock street were looked
.l tho committee decided that the
..t.- was not pressing.
.r. wall hc recommended IN the anew
,...... Marshall and Clay ana Graham
e.. mor streets and that between
.#. nl Grace and Laurel ana Shater
t.rrn pFITCr No oDOR.
,.... ,nc party arrived az the cremaS9ry
,.... .rmiiou was running IN fuli nlast,
.... .Dtrg almost red from heat.
-.r.n- %, this point for some time
.l.rs became satisfied that thev
1..,., no offensive odor, and the
. the Health Department were
.....-r.r,, ~ the Office of the Board
-..-.shmcuts IN abundance Were
after which business session
....u .t.r On Health was held.
... A, was adopted and Will be
.f-. t.a Council when the petit
-....-l fa the crematOry are re-
.-f.r- Chat Rs the Committee
.. SOM. member thereof have
...... ......I the garbage-turnace
..fI.-. rulalnts and have been
I...l ..- acv oTcnsive odor. IL will
t- petiuoning TO no
.--u ..u tAc crematOry * really
.... rIeu this is done the
.-lr.- 90 make prompt III
......- . snev improvements were
I-.... Council, and the body ad-
... ..VNurtEF MEBTlN0s.
I.. Committees ou Cemeteries and II.
t. -.l.-ir1und met Yesterday
-... a.l transacted routine busi-
.t...,q~eI body will make its an
,.. ..r.e..u ot the cemeteries OF the
-.....- business session Of the Com
..-. Police VIII take place in the
g. amber at 7.3o o'clock this eve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRA.

NEW YORK, July se.--coston steady; ne, 70.
ceipts, 800 bales; gross, 5s4 bales; mid
ding, 7,ke.; low bidding, i,ioc' goa
sales, 1888 bales; spinners, 1913 bales
ia6 bales; gross, y.oi4 bales; exports--to
Great Britain, 7e5 bales; 70 France. iVo peics
I.5Ts bales; sales. 2x,16i bales; spinners,
1870 bales Totals tc-day-Net receipts, IL ID
beies: sxports-to Great Britain s,s!l bales /;
10 France, $40 bales. 20 the Contineut, 30 bales
stock, 44t.dl6 bales Consoiidated-Net rc-
ceipts, $3.50 bales; exports-to Great brtteia.
i6'.2s bales; TO France, $3.50 Deles; to ths
Der Iss-Net receipts. 7.03e,9s4 bales; OK
ports--to Great Britain. a,S50.555 baics; 70
France, $50, Is bales; 70 the Continent, 1 sys,-
i55 bales 10 the channeL ., z37 haieA eooths
steady aud L<asic lover No. RED 623ec. ~
store ana elevator: options closed 1}at6c, under
yesterday and ssak; No 2, rsds Juv eeAc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
ASSISTANT RECTOR oFsT. MARKS.
MIR. Abbitt VIII Preach His First Sermon
To-sIorrow-Other Services.

The Rev. George c. Abbitt, assistant rec
tor of 1T. Mark church, arrived yesterday,
and is visiting DR.. Dashiell. Sir. Abbitt
will preach at St Marks on Sunday, and
his reputation as pulpit orator, aud a
sound expounder OF the Scriptures has
preceded him and he will have a hearty
welcome among Christians of Richmond.
The services at the Howard's Grove
Methodist church tomorrow will be
especially interesting. The pastor, Rev.
l.. j. Phaup, who has Just returned from
King George county. where be assisted IN
successful meeting. will preach morning
and nicht, and there will be interesting
Children's-Day exercises at 2. ~. with
an address by Rev. DR.. Peterson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
HE WILL NOT RESIGN.
BERNARD wilt HOLD THE EMPTY
HONOR or HARRISON eLECTOR.
Governor Holt Reviews tho State Guard
a. wrightsviiie--Navai Reserves
Copsoiidsted--Camp Breaks.
Especial telegram 70 the plspa,ch.i

| RALEIGH, N. c.. July 2e.--Mr. @. NJ.
Bernard requests your correspondent to
deny the statement that he has resigned
or was about to resign as Republican cleo
tor in the Second District. He says he will
not resign at present
To-day was the third in succession with
s5 degrees temperature. A few more days
OF such weather will do great injury to
the immense corn crop. particularly TO
that first planted.
REVIEW.
Yesterday at o'clock Governor Holt
reviewed the two regiments of the State
Huard. in camp at Wrightsville. To-day the
troops left camp. There was only one
case OF sickness during the encampment,
ana hot as was the weather 1T was not
nearly so trying as that IN the interior OF
the State. All the officers have left the
camp, save Colonel s. III. Smith. who Will
be IN charge until August 4th.
NAVAL AND MILITARY NOTES.
Governor Holt has issued the order con =
solidating the two batteries of the naval
reserve militia at Charlotte into one bat
terry, Lieutenant Il. X. Smith commanding.
IL wall be known as the First Division.
The three other divisions are at Kewbern,
ny ttteVllle, ana wilmington. lDe lnspeC-
/ torGeneral recommends the consolIda-
ton of the fourteen companies of the First
and Second regiments into one regiment.
BALL.
Last night at the Island-Beach Hotel,
WrightsvIlle. q military ball was given IN
compliment 10 Governor Holt The latter
spent to-day at Wilmington and will return
here tomorrow. He goes back to Wrights-
vile August sth to review the Third aud
Fourth Regiments.
SUICIDED.
Caroline Rountree, negro woman who
had killed one of her own children. con-
mltted suicide day before yesterday near
Worthwhile to escape punishment. She
bad been married but four days. She
hanged herself to a rafter IN her home.
State-Secretary Beckwith, of the Associa-
ton OF Democratic clubs, SAYS that IN
sixty days there will be a club in each
township in the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30
IA. MuNFoRp WIlL Nor Run.
Tie Declines to Beeome IA Candidate foi
Congress. But win Wor;.

For some time past strong efforts have
boon mpieto induce the Hon. Beverley b.
Nautad 20 become candidate for the
ID. 'cIatic nomination for Congress IN
"- i-,nct Mr. Muuiord when spoken
g. aas uniformly discouraged the idea,
pa ash at the request of friends he con-
,.'ra u give the matter consideration.
ua Yesterday. however, he placed the
SUBJECT a, rest by declaring finally and de-
c.fe.y that be would not under any con-
alterations be candidate. Mr.. Muntord
NI L., business demanded all hls time
a-l Lat De could not afford 20 go 10 Con-
gees. even If the nomination was assured
aa. here was IN his opinion nothing IN
Go political condition OF the district 10
- te alarm and that the nominee of the
uyeation would certainly be elected if
lYl party men would lend q helping
LaaI.
It ls needless 10 say that this determina-
Wn Of Nr Munford not 70 stand for the
congressional nomination does not indi-
c..e any intention on his part TO be mac
use Turing the canvass Just about TO open.
o. Toe coutrary. he bias already promised
20 fisit several portions OF the State aud
make speeches in behalf OF the Demo
ffatIC nominees