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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

CONS, &C., OF II. +. BURhE-By virtue OF a 90
cree OF the Chancery Court OF the City OF Rich
mond, entered In the suit OF jenkins y Bon Us.
u. p. Burke, and ais, the undersigned receivers
In said cause will sell at auction at the store OF r.
p. Burke, No. 100 east Broad street. Of 1880
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1892,
AL the TOOLS, UTENsILs, FIXTURES, MOTOR
POWERS, STOCK, &c. used In the prosecution
& SA ri 5Yi;s e SoSsshSEsp eeRBlALs
CONNECTIONS, CAKES, and general stock Of
FANCY BASKETS, CANDY BOXES, GERMAN
ELAyohs, CANDY JARS, FIREWORKS
A large humber Of BEAT-wooD end other
THREEPIATE-eLAss PIER MIRRORS,
ONE BEvELED PLArE-GLAss MANTEL MIR
oNE HALLS NO. OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IRON SAFE,
ONE NieE WALNUT SECRETARY, OFFICE
THREE M TAI, SHOWCASES.
FOUR VERY FINE METALFkAhED Up
RIGHT SHOWCASES. -
COUNTER SCALES, ONE WALNUT MAhBLE-
wALSuT HALI.RAoK, SQUARE and ROUND
MARBLE-T0P FALCON TABLES,
| LARGE SlLyER-PLAEED WATER COOLER,
| COFFEE URNs, CHAfFlNG DISHES,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, BRASS TRAYS,
PLATED CAsToRs, KNIVES. FORKS, aud
TABLE CUTLERY,
QUALITIES OF GLASSWARE aud CRocKERY
WALNUT EXTENSION and ether TABLES,
ONE VERY FINE BLUFoRD ELECTRIC
IcE,cEEAa PREFERS, COPPER KETTLES,
cANDYY-lsiGkEEs K TITLES, PANS, ROLLERS,
MARBLE SLABS, &c,
| CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, RUGS, HEATING
STOVE.
LARGE RESTAURANT RANGE and UTENSILS
aud LARGE IRON HEATER,
TWO HORSES, TWO WAGONS and TWO SETS
FINE SODA APPARATUS, TUMBLER WASHER
ana EIGHT COPPER FOUNTAINS,
| HANDSOME GLASS STORE-CASkS,
A number OF excellent hARBLE-T0P COUN-
TIERS, and @ very One assortment OF all
kinds OF stock and articles used and sold by
fIrst-elass restaurant and confectionery.
The entire plant, including the unexpired
lease OF the store, all fixtures, tools, utensils and
stock In trade will nrst De offered as whole, and
II price Is not satisfactory will be sold In detail
IN case Of sale rs a whole 1t will DO for one
third In cash and the balaDce In two equal In
stalments at three and six months the pur-
chaser giving his negottBbie notes therefor, In
terest added from day OF sale, with en- endorscr
or endorsers 10 BIO approved by the Court, or the
purchaser may pay all cash IL he 30 elect and
the sale shall be made subject TO confirmation
OF the Court. Y. II. Z. CABELL,
WILLIAM A. MoSCURB,
oc 2325,26,27&2 Receivers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
By J. b. Elam b CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1I3 Main street.


VyRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
l. THE LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL DE-
TACHED BRICK DWELLING AND LARGE
LOT No. sos WEST BAKER STHEET.-ln exc
cutlon OF deed OF trust TO me, dated March IA,
1892, and recorded Ia Deadlock 14b A, page
23s, Richmond Chancery Court, default having
been m ade in the debt secured, and being re-
auired 80 to do by the holder OF the note therein
described, shall sell By public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, ocroBER rs, 1892,
at s o'clock p. NJ, tho REAL ESTATE described
an said deed, IL being the above-named we'll
known property. long the residence OF the late
Colonel A. q, Robertson, and Is o spacious. sab
stantial, and weli-srransed house, having the
usual city conveniences and In good repair. The
LOT fronts 46 feet on Baker street and has 9
depth OF about lis :eest to an alley In common
10 feet wide.
TERMS: By consent and In lieu OF the terms
prescribed In said deed, one third cash: the re-
sldue In two equas instruments BY negotiable
noses, with interest added ana secured by Q
deed OF trust or the whole In cash, 81 the option
OF the purchaser JAMES D. LIAM.
&C ~ ftuetoos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
MRS. FANNIE MooRMAN DEAD.
The Celored Cleveland Club win msrct
In the Hill Parade,
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

TbpecldIt5IekfHmt 70 tuo DIsP"'OH'I
LyscHBuRe, Va. October 22.-Mrs.
Fannie Moorman, one OF the Oldest and
most respected ladies in Campbell county,
died last night; aged 70 years.
The Colored Cleveland Club of this city.
numbering forty or fifty members. will
take part IN the parade in honor of Soma
tor Hill.
The Alliance directors have determined
To open an Alliance exchange here soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

JOHN TYLER, IN Hrs OWN RIGHT. &C., PLAIsrIFr,
AGAINST JAMES T. TYLER AND Ais, DEfBN-
DANTs.--Is The CHANCERY COURT on THIS CITY
OF RICHMOND:
/, Charles w. Goddiu, Clerk OF said court, cor
tlfy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners py ths decree In said cause or Octo-
Der IS, 1892. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this goth day OF October,
1892.
Oc23 CHARLES w. GoDDiN, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

Hal EsrATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
r. OR SAL ..
"DUMDARToNS
- on the Richmond. frsdsricksbure aud poto-
mac railroad. four miles west Of tue
neutrality-suspicious..
:. We control 600 ACRES ad,ointne H. which has
noen sub-dlvided, and is now offered tor sale for
m We nrst time In 10. 90, AND 30-ACRE
:. Melsknovn citizsn Ia now erecting 10000
nEblDENCE for his own occupancy, and the
homes Of Major A. r. Courtney. William Ellis
Jones, Chnstan Houston, and others ad,oin u.
secure q SMALL YAltM. su ahER kEsID ENCE,
or sUBuRBAN-HcAE SITE Of ground.1oor
prices
:, Eight or ten trains pass daily. and commute
our once. J. THOMPSON BROWN a CO.,
90 23-lt l1i3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
A. N. Pollard, Auetioneer.
Ct. K. Ellis, Manager and Salesmsn).

Ct. z. Ellis, Manager and salesmsn).
ME WILL SELL AT OUR ROOMS
w corner First and Broad strcets) on
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1892,
commencing at 1880, n general iassortmens OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
2 WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
l STAINED CHAMBER SUIT.
WALNUT WARDROBES.
3 LOUNGES: 2 PAHLOR SUITS.
2EXTENSION-TABLES; o STOVES.
REFRIGERATORS.
l WALNUT AND 1 OAK BUFFET,
And very many other USEFUL HOUsEkkEP-
ING ARTICLES.
A. N. POLLARD, Auctioneer.
p. s.-we are receiving and viii sell, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26rH,
some very handsome and expensive FURNI-
TURE, PfCTU RES, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
BRONZE5, VERY EXPENSIVE CHANDHs
LIEkS, CARPETS, and very many other articles
from q family who Is declining housekeeping.
This furniture will be at our rooms for inspection
after Monday morning. Those In need OF first
class furniture should not fail to examine this.
oc23 A. N. POLLAhD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
AUCTION sALEs-Tusure Dsys.

oyo>No|N~~-~N-~~lN~t~l~~ N0~~~J~~0~~~~~~<r
By J. II. Valentine, Auctoneer.
1886 east Main street.
NRADE SALE OF 1000 PIECES
L SECONDHAND CLOTHING, consisting OF
800 COATS $50 OvERCOATS;
800 to $50 PANTS and VESTS;
Also a very large assortment OF GUM and OIL
COATS;
200 dozen HATS:
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
BLANKETS, QUILTS;
800 NEW PANTS, damaged;
200 BOYS oyERC0ATS, with capes, nicely
made;
sizes.
THIS sale represents a very large stock OF
goods and we will not attempt 20 give particulars.
The SECONDHAND CLOTHING Is much better
grade and more saiable sizes than the consign-
ments we have formerly sold, and the ENTIRE
STOCK will be sold 10 highest bidder, regardless
OF cost and value.
Country merchants and city dealers will do
we'll 70 DO on hand promptly
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26TH,
at 1890 o'clock. j. H.. VALENTINE,
&C 23-eod3t Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Agcrlox szIxs:= ysss.s n.ys: 49,,
~ r. Ssides Ta7ior . Eoa.
Real Esssss Agents And Aucsionssrss
once corner Eisvsssh ana Bank szsssa
PUBLro SALE
BY ORDER or THE COURT
or That
Desirable Grace Street Residence,
no. go,
WITH A
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ATTACKED.
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS,
AND FOR MANY YEARS OCCUPIED By TIE
LATE JOHN u. TYLER.
THIS Is ONE OF THE MOST CHOICE LocA-
TONS IN THIS CITY FOR A PnysI-
CLAN OR LAWYER.

By virtue Of o decree Of tho Richmond Chance.
~ Court, rendered October Is, ls0:, in the sui:
OF John Tyler, &c. 20. James L. Tyler ana
others, We, the undersigned special conn y.
sioners thereby appointed, will proceed 10 sell ~
public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1892,
at 5 o'clock p. ~, the aforementioned we'll
known and most eligibly-located CRACK.
STREET RESIDENCE. This dwelling was
erected with a view to comfort and stability. IL
has wide hall through the centre and contains
In all sixteen rooms, besides servants rooms,
with gas. water, bath. &c There Is large sta
bio on the premises, which always renss we'll
For professional gentleman this property 70
admirably adapted, having several 1re, dry, and
weil-ltghted rooms on the ground-no door suitable
for offices, and with but little outlay the entire
premises could be 90 arranged as to prove pro-
1table as an investme lent II not needed as O home.
The entire property fronts on tho north side OK
Grace street g1x1b2 feet TO an alley. The
dwelling is now rented by F. w. Chambsrlsyne.
ESQ.,, at 5000 per annum, and the stable by y.
M. hiltzheimer, ESQ.,, at $50 per annnn. Both
OF these leases will expire July 10, 1893, but
the purchaser viii receive the rents from the
day Of sale. II deemed advisable the vacant lot
fronting "a feet may be offered separately. A
plat OF this property can be seen at the ONCE Oh
the auctioneers.
Terms: Ono third cash; tho balance In three
equal instruments at six, twelve. and eighteen
months for negotiable notes, with interest added.
and the title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance Is ordered by the
court The purchaser will be required TO Keep
improvements insured for an adequate amount
PRESTON COOKE,
JOHN PICKRELL,
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
DOR RENT.

For RENT. g
DWELLINGS,.
No. 30s Twelfth street, between Broad ana
Marshall, with twelve rooms and modern conve-
piences.
No 908 Marshall street, between Ninth ana
Tenth, with seven rooms, range, bath, &C.
No. 100 First street, between Cary sad CANAL
containing eight rooins and conveniences.
No. ga south Second street, with seven
rooms, bath, &c.
No 1917 west Clay street, with six rooms
No s25 north Twenty-ssventh street, with six
rooms and modern improvements.
Nos. 713 ana TIb Main street between Seventh
and Eighth, containing eight rooms each, oafh'
&C. Over stores.
STORES,
No. 10 Governor street between Main and
Franklin, for many years occupied as firsi-ciass
furniture store.
Nc. sl7 Broad street between Eighth and
Ninth, for many years occupied by John har-
rold, Rsq.
No. 2Ss west Broad street, recently occupied
as grocery.
No. 10 Twelfth street, between Main aud Cary
NO. P27 north Seventeenth street.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
oc 23-1t corner Eleventh and Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
By Il. Seldom Taylor q Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsionssrs,
Once Eleventh and Bank streets.

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust. dated
May /, 1850, and duly recorded In tho Clerks
olice Of Richmond Chapoery Court in Deadlock
140 r., page 34S. given TO secure the payment OF
several ne gotiable notes therein mentioned. de-
fault having been made in the payment OF two
Of said notes, and at the request OF the holder
thereof, will, as trustee under said deed, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the the prem
'D''' - WEDNESDAY OcroBEx 20, 1892,
at o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned REAL
ESTATE, which is the same conveyed by the
deed above referred TO.
This Is a choice site for one handsome rest
dence or Tor several smaller dwellings, which
will always sell and sent well. and this sale VIII
afford O good chance for speculation. as pro-
perty In this locality must enhance In value.
TERMS: Enough In cash 70 pay costs OF sale
and el,9l6.67, with interest thereon from May
/, 1892, until paid, and also the sum Of
s2, 1867, with interest from May I, 1904, until
paid, and credit as TO s2,03l.66 VIII b given
until May 1, 1893, with interest % THAI amount
from day Of sale, aud the balance. w1assvor u
may be. upon such terms es VIII b annQgnoed
81 tho hour Of SALE Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR.
oci 10 Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
FIRST GERMAN OF THE SEASON.
4 Brilliant Affair Given the William and
Mary Club at Cameron Hall.

Abrlilihok AuhiT OINeb tuo NiiAinm Hhu
Mary Club at Cameron Hall.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WuLIANsBUEe, Va. October 22.-The
rs, german given this session by the
william and Mary German Club came off
.sl evening" IL the handsome ballroom of
TIE Cameron building. About e'o'clock the
lantly-iliuminated ball, with las floor
81 vs1ed 70 q rich brown color, began to
g. with those eager 60 participate III the
!sr9siehorean art. The building was
iAs,-iuliy decorated in honor of the oc-
tsE0n and the music furnished by Profess
or MC.4uiO's orchestra was, as usual, no
lgus high standard. A number of the
PARTICIPANTS arrived in hacks and the
street IN front of the building was crowded
VII spectators.
THE DANCERS.
The dance was led by Mr.. Page Van u.
SIts. Of Norfolk. ana Mr. Charles Cole
rsn q this city. Among those present
we've Mrs. X. NJ. Smith, Bassett Hall; Mr..
Willie otubbs, New Orleans, with Miss
Bessie Scott. OF Ewell Mr.. Oscar L. Ed
vlIi,, Of Norfolk, with Miss Psttie Nor
ocE. Of Newport News; Mr.. Tszewell
Iuor, Il Norfolk, with MISS Ella Mon-
ea!e Mir. tyson, of New York, with Miss
Rosa Emory; Mr.. Page Van X. Stires, of
Noaolk, WITH Miss Margaret Smith. Bas-
ser Hall; Mr.. Hurt Jordan. of Halifax
county, with MISS Mary Trevilllan MIR.
Wight, Of Washington, d. O., with Miss
ltauie Mercer. Among the gentleman not
dancing we're Messrs. Charles Coleman aud
LdvaId franklin, of Lynehburg Mr.. John
G Chichester. OF Fairfax county; MIR. j. W.
Blown, Of Hampton; Mr.. Lawrence Brown,
OF jamestown. and MIR. William IL. Web
Star "a hnrfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

For RENT
5000 per annum-309 east Grace street.
e7o0 per annum-bl2 west Grace Stree.
S45O per annum--17 north Fourth street.
1920 per annum-l07 south Fifth street.
1900 per annum--506 north Tenth street.
1850 per annuu-400 west Grace street.
1890 per annum-120h west Clay etreet.
a3OO per apnum-606 north Sixth street.
s24O per annum-5l2 east clay street.
1910 her annum-7l< west Marshall street.
1880 per annum-13l0 Roes street.
$3.50 Der anuum-405 eos. Canal street.
s240 per annum-31SK Twenty-seventh
street.
1900 per ennum-615 west Cary.
ais per mouth--701 Twenty-fourth street.
as per month-909 Twentv-eighth etreet.
sI5 per month-1O7 south Beech street.
sI2 30 per morth-1104x Chafin street.
$3.50 per month-l2 south Laurel street.
1900 per sunum-FLAT Fifth and Cary
streets. 49,
streets.
sa4O per snnum-FLAT First and Broad
streets.
street.
1880 per annum-207 east Broad street.
$500 per annum--14 33 east Main street.
1920 per annum--Second and Main streets
1900 per annum--304 north First street.
5000 ner annum-24Is east Broad street.
ais per month--5ls west Marshall street.
sl2.b0 per monih-3l9 Market Space.
sI2.5O per month-2io5 cast Main street
oc23 1o14 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

O'BRrsN. PLArNrIFr, AGAINST BOILING, &C., ps-
yBNpANrs-is THE CBANcERY COURT on THH
CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles w. Gcddin, clerk Of said court, do
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners BY the decree In ssid cause OF
March l, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF March,
1892. ChAALE6 w. dODDlN,
90 FL Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

ron RENE
H o r ENT.
DWELLINGS.

s7oo Per annun. No. eoa Sioyd avenue tns~';
$3.50 per snnun, No. $40 north Twelfth
ss56 per snaum. No. west Gary street; 10
$500 $500 per .nrun, No. west Marshall street;
$500 per snnun, No. s2a north Eleventh
$50 SI per .unam. No. cas norh skin street;
3 rooms
ss4o per sanam. No. los north Plum street;
zoe per sn.um, 10 1904 vsnabls street;
ssoo per snnum. No COS north Third
sis per month. No. ao7 wsss Broad street;
o rooms -. 1,
rooms a
rcomk
sII per MONTH lea south Belvicsre street; 8
rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Z ARGE QUANTITY OF CITY 80.

AhdE QUANIIIx Of V1&*
BURBAN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY ron
SALE AND ExcHANoE Properties shown 10
orr ovn Conveyance Without ahsrs&
can Or write for Tree svissipis Resi Estate
JcurasLs n cHAyyIN CO,
No. ! north Tsn,A sssss4. Hsohmona. VI
"a 1.eod70t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
PRIVATE SALE
OF VERY VALUABLE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
Farnau1lle, Va.

The undersigned 10 authorized BY the parties
In interest tc sell and give possession ct once me
valuable property on me eqoupps Vi fSi"'A'o'
This property Is conceded BY all 70 DC tne m 1,
desirable Of any or tho market Tor Q long t.ms
by reason Of Its fertility, nesrness 70 sown'
II consists Of 405 ACRES OF LAND, sdmira.
bly, adapted TO the growth Of tobacco ana tns
cereals. The dwelling house has thifteen rooIas'
II well built, and Is N reasonably good repair
THIS farm has been steadily and sucrsssfully
worked for years back, aud has the reputation
Of being productive and profitable.
Terms win be made acceptable 70 VIC put.
Inc property shown py writing 70 or calling on
bR. PETER WINSTON,
notxr suAWax Faruyflie, We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
BY George ". Mayo, Auctioneer,
90 and "a north Ninth street.

DEOEIyERS' SALE OF THE EN-
III TIRE STOCK ZOE CREAM AND CANDY
MANUFACTURING OUTFIT, HORSES, WA
CONS, &C., OF +. r. BURKE.-By virtue Of q de-
cree OF the Chancery Court Of the City OF Rich
mond, entered In the suit OF jenkins q Son vs.
Y. p. Burke and ais, the undersigned receivers
In said cause will sell at auction at the store OF
p. Burke, No. 100 east Broad street, Of 1880
A. NJ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

E,OR RENT, NO. ia WEST =
IL Masshsll street. new BRICK DWELL
ING, AL convenlences: o2S0 per snnum.
.sa DRSooS' sS vi KS : s ~:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

EOR RENT, 4 BEAUTIFUh DE. r
short distance above Monroe Pass, coa,elnins
eight rOoms. besides BATH end Store rootns pne.
m, cellar, closets, 60 WIN uobo rant ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

WE HAVE TWO SMALLM
w HOUSES near the Chesapeake and ~
Ohio railroad, fronting on Railroad street and
extending pack 70 Fifteenth street, having two
fronts. The two now rent for $3.50 per snnum.
Price $500 for the two. Here is good "a per
cent Investment.
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
&C 23-1t No. HOB east Main street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-22
DOWN MING cAHENsLEYIsM.

Cardinal Ledochowski Addresses a
Letter to the Catholics.
ROME, May 21.--Cardinal Ledoohowski,
prefeot of the congregation Of the propa-
ganda fide, has written an important letter
addressed to Catholics in the United States,
which, it is believed, will finally end the
Cahensley agitation in that country. In
this letter, after eulogizing the civilization
and culture of the United States, Cardinal
Ledochowski says that the letter sent by
Cardinal Rampolla to Cardinal Gibbons
last July does not appear to have wholly exc
tinguished the Cahensley movement, which
has for its object the appointment of
bishops Of the same nationality
as the people over whom they preside. The
rival national factions, Cardinal Ledo'
chowski adds, seek by every means to ad-
vance their own. favorites. Whenever a
bishops see is vacant, the vatican, he further
says, is immovably resolved TO adhere
strictly to the rule Of the Baltimore COM
ference European immigrants in the
United States must coelesce as one people
and form one nation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-22

Recent heavy rains have improved Ger
man crops. Tho report of the Hungarian
minister Of agriculture states that farmers
are beginning to fear the rust that is APP
pearing in tho wheat fields. Winter rye Is
IN poor condition. 1t is impossible to
eradicate the weed.
The American legation here calls atten-
tiou to the trouble OF Americans Of German
birth revisiting Germany owing to their
failure to bring their naturalization papers.
The legation is unable TO protect them or
issue passports to them unless they produce
their papers.
Herr Lauter, manager of Krupp's great
gun factory, is about TO start for the United
States to arrange for the transportation OF
the big guns that Krupp will exhibit at the
Chicago fair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-22
BLAINE LEADS A DANCE.
THE SECRETARY BOUND TO PROVE
THAT He IS NOT AN INVALID.

His ATTEMPT to Appear Robust an
Outcome of His Desire to Prevent
President Harrison's denomination.
The President Equally as Deter
mined That Blaine Shall Not Be the
Man.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The Blaine talk
continues. The latest story, which was
told on the floor of the House to-day as hav.
ing been started by Representative Abner
Taylor of Illinois, was to the effect that In
response to the usual question, "Will you
accept IL the convention nominates yours
Secretary Blaine simply replied: 'I feel
better than have for years. l have been
out every night this week without i'll effects.
Why, the other night / was at dinner
which was followed by dance. About 10
O'Clock Mrs. Blaine advised me to 60 home,
but felt so we'll that stayed and had the
first dance on the programme"
This bit OF society news was interesting
even to those who had seen Secretary
Blaine walking briskly around at lawn
parties or sitting in the judges stand at the
Dumblaine amateur race.
DONE FOR PURPOSE.
Everybody who knows Secretary Blaine
knows that these repeated aud osteutatious
appearances in unusual ways have been for
effect, although there may be doubt as to
the purpose in view. Those who know
Secretary Blaine's real physical condition
TO be far from robust and who deliver the
statements he has made from time to time
about bis unwillinguess to strain it, aJ
candidate, believe that he Is simply allow
ing the anti Harrison men to go on talking
Blaine because be secs that this offers the
only chance OF beating President Harrison.
Two facts are certainly apparent in all the
uncertainty here. One is that Secretary
Blaine does not propose to have President
Harrison renominated. The other is that
President Harrison does not propose to have
Secretary Blaine renominated.
EACH MAY DEFEAT THE OTHER.
Il is entirely possible that each may de-
feat the other. unless, as President Harri-
son and his friends expect, President Harri-
son should have majority on the first
ballot. IL he does not have this majority
he is reasonably sure of having votes
enough to prevent Secretary Blaine from
getting the only kind OF a nomination
which he could accept, If indeed he intends
to accept. Neither Secretary Blaine nor
President Harrison has any special prefer
ence among the other men named for it, so
that the dark horse to be nominated In case
neither Secretary Blaine nor President
Harrison is nominated, is very dark indeed.
Representative Reed denied to-day the as
sertton of some OF the other anti-Harrison
men that the harmony among them had be-
come 80 intense as to move Representative
| Reed to take steps for a reconciliation with
| Secretary Blaine. He said he had sent no
| communication to Secretary Blaine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-22
DEEMING's DAY OF DOOM.

His Execution Fixed for Tomorrow.
Doctors Refused hts Brain.
MELBOURNE, May 2l.-It has been de-
cided that the execution of Deeming, the
wife murderer. shall take place at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. AS the day of execution
draws near the excitement grows. Seventy
permits have been issued to witness the exe-
cution. or this number forty have been
issued to members OF the press Doctors
are very anxious to procure Deemiug's
brain for examination to decide the ques-
ton OF his sanity, but the government will
not permit them to make y post mortem
investigation