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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
Kc'ief Tor the sea T.land..

IUy VVI'2TI,TI w on" VI7VaV-I'I
CHtMEsToN. :. c.. September 19.-At
trail rchet committee IN charge of the dis
trlbution of money and supplies for tGe
sufferers on the Sea Islands by the recent
cyclone met Miss Clara Barton and staff of
the Red Cross Association az the Charles
ton Hotel to-day 20 discuss and decide
upon tne best means Of CARRYING forward
the work OF relief. Governor Tillman
was present and took part IN the confer
encS.
Af'er tull d.scussjoa OF the situation the
Red Cross Association was toy formal rosO-
luton requested to assume charge OF tho
work and Miss Barton accepted the trust.
The Red Cross ASSOCIATION will make its
Headquarters at Beaufort, S. C.. for the
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
!. Hubbard's

the boat and were drowned. Hubbard's
body was found.
John Bryant. green-goods man, was
arrested yesterday about seventeen miles
from here he has sold lot of fake
money. He gave bond for his appearance
and was released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
Escnned and Kecnntnred.

IIOTfesDOnIonco OF inc UsDRt1h.l
WINDSOR, n. C., September lS.--Seven
negro prisoners confined in the Berthe
county iail, some time during midnight
and daybreak, made an effort to escape
by breaking q hole through the wall. six
OF them succeeded in getting out Of the
jail, but Harrison Lee. negro boy who
was confied in jail in default Of $50 bond
tor small ohense, was the first who got
out, aud he ran to the iailer's house,
awak ened him, and told him of the prs
oners' escape. lie Jaller got crowd and
arrived there in time to reCapture all ex-
cept two, who succeeded III making their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

her SIS; November. ss.it. Dccernfer. isS;
Ianuary @g7. February 80, Aarta.
r-te ,ossi oonsoliaated receipts today
from All ports wera 1912 bales. Etpor's,
=, Great Brltain. aD5 haieai Contlaahi g.
8 ls3 bales, stock gS,,6, b,les. , 9'sis -
f1r this week Net recciptst ~ ~ ~.
exports Go Great Britain' z't"3 N.'-'' N'i'
finspt n 80 baicr.
NEW OIL A%S SepfsmD-t -, 1'
lures steady. sales f.Na ttitH 30
her. 49, Oc.obcg N.lJ. N9yenistt go
December. $500, January, NV -'' 'e
SSlg. March &Y-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
BRuNswIcKs OUTLOOK SAD.
Eleven New Casos Of lever sunday and
four Yesterday.


ny TELEGRAPH TO The Dispatchl
SAVANNAH. GA.. September l'.--A Bruins
wick special to the Morning News says :
Four new cases of yellow-icvor are report
ed to-day. but no deaths. One of the cases
il serious. all the rest are favorable. The
Brunswick Board Of Health Is now IN SEES
sion. Tho Board has not given out the
number of new cases. It Is stated, now
ever. that the outlook Is bad.
Surgeon Magruder opened Camp liaines
this morning. 4 trau-lood 81 refugees
reached Wayncsvllle from Brun wick last
night, and Waycross, which Is close 10
Camp Hanes, hos quarantingd AGAINST
Waynesyille The Savannah icneyo.cnt
Association has made a donation OF S)O0
for the BruniwIc6 sufferers.
Eleven new cases We're reported, ana the
disease was declared epidemic yesterday,
II will be rewpm berod.
Alta meeting held tonight 1t was De;
cided thot no outside physicians are needed
yet. a. d that no volunteer nurses are
needea. Surgeon Murray ma, four nur+ e.
en- route and will get more II necessary.
There are three nurses here now.
The trains this afternoon carried away
large crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
THIEVES Roe THIEVES IN JAIL.
One Prisoner Steals $40 which Had Been
sfnIc n frrt, "A nnthnr

! ore Prisoner Steals $50 which Had Been
stolen from ~ mother
Correspondence OF the Dlfpatch1
PKTFfsuUR3, Va. SeptombeT Is.-A few
days ago a negro named Wilmer Coombs
was arrested here on the suspicion of
stcahng from the Norfolk ana Western
Railroad Company. After thorough
search Of his person by tho police he was
sent 10 jail TO await hearing. II seems
that he successfully concealed from the
police four - bills. which he took
with hIn 10 the jail. lie was imprisoned
IN . coli with four other negroes. who are
hcId on charges ~ larceny. On Saturday
Llghl he attempted 10 conceal the money
rom his follow. prisoners by putting II
under bis pillow. but the &C, was discover
e1 10y them aud the money was stolen. He
complained 20 the officials Of the Jail who
ul~i ~ recover the money. The thieves
tried TO protect themselves by throwing
tho bills INTO the sink. Two of ths notes
were recovered and two washed away.
} he four negroes will be- tried on an add
tonal charge of larceny.
scgOOL ENROLMENT.
The public schools Of this city were
opened to-day for the fall and winter term.
Inc total enrolment was 1850 pupils. of
whom 2j0 were white and / .490 colored.
Oi cours" TINS aggregate Will DC largely H.
creased.
4 Telegram was received to-day from
Jackson. Miss. announcing the sudden
death Of Mr. Charles ~ Justice. former
citizen of tins city, and a son Of the late J.
T.. Justice Inc deceased was about 20
years OF age and several years ago went
away from ms home.
Mr.. W l. Lamb an old and well-known
citizen. formerly clerk % the Old Market.
died tins morning, aged between So and 90
years.
Mr.. James Vincent. an employee OF the
Atlantic Coast Line, died this morning at
las home, on Harding street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
THE RICHMOND ulsPATCH-TUEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1898.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WoRLp
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. de-. and the
Weather Indications

WASHINGTON. d. c.. September
lFllp 49, Forecast for Virginia and
North Carolina: Fair weather,
slightly warmer. except stationary
temperature on North Carolina coast;
southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company,
ROCHESTER,, y. Z
THREE CHILDREN KILLED.
Loosened boulder Crushcs Them TO
Death in n Coro-Uonse.

Death m u t"TD-ii"h-F'
(Speciai telegram 20 the Diso1tch.)
CHAnLoTTEsvILIF. Va, September IS
Information was brought here to-day that
three children Of man named Lamb, WHO
lived on Middle river, on the Madison and
Greene line. had been killed during the
recent food. At the time Lamb, VINO "as
engaged Ia building house on one side Oh
a ravIne. saw an immense volume OF water
coming down and called TO his Children
aged IS Y and <. 70 take refuge ia n corn;
house on the other side. They hGsiene
to OBEY. but hardly bal they entered the
house, before an immense boulder was
iooscned from the mountain side, ana
washing down the rayine struck toe build
ing with terrific force, crushlngi It 10 atoms
and instantly killing all three chllGTen.
The BODY of one Of them was found IN the
river about four miles below. The bodies OF
the other two were found III the ravine
not far from where the corn-hou5e stool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O.. September ls-Flour
stenly; fancy, Bi5Q3J0. family. 8. 3.
Wh1t. No. red SIC. Corn. No. wf.t-.
&c mo 3. &c No 2 mixed. Sc oa'A,
Ry, No ~" 2 Zoe PORK. SIC 80: family IS 70.
Lara steady; steam leaf, Ssc, leaf, PC.
Bacsn steady: shoulders, Ezc.; short rlbs'
iiilc: short clear. &c.; clear sides, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
C,iorcd Nuricrer Sentenced

III TV.VNII' n u UT VTFVNi'TIsI
WILMINGTON. n c., September IS.
Charles Saxtor. who murdered sue Cooper
about month ago. pleaded guilty to
murder N the second degree IN the Crlmi-
nal Court this afternoon and was SEN
tened 20 thirty wears in prison. Both
parties are colored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

GS,ATN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND September lS-Onerings--
" III. a. bu.; oats. 2.O7i bu.
sIes-W Wheat. 90 bu.: o0ts. ~ b..
oSotatious-\ Wheat. I.ongberry. 6ST72c
miad. ssGf72c. Shortberry, 6H911c.; No
Csrn-White prime Virginia bag lots
j2e No 2 white. Sc; No. miXcd, JeG1lc
Olts-Winter for seed, 8g55c.; No.
ms%l. sac: No. 3 mixed, 3}c.
re-. b2m51c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
NEw YnRK rRnnI.cE MARrtrr-


NEW YORK September 1s-Flopr--
Quiet and held firmly; winter wheel low
grades. 5000 A.; low cNtras S.t1ft2. e.;
fair Ia fancy 2.iJn5 .. Minnesota clcar.
s. i0i3.O0. patents. SiiGQ %: Southern
-four quiet and steady. common % l.ir
extra, 2.ift3Io; good ~ choice, s. l'n ~,
Whcat-SDot market dun. lower and weak:
No , red store and elevator, f3'tt.. 0iIlat
7JisN 73Ac. options opened weak az 's
decline and closed weak. zee. uIA.r
SATURDAY, with trading dull; MaE, >fs".,
September. '3&c.' October. HAc.i Dectn-
Corn-Srot quiet and easier; No. .. iS',c.
IN elevator: i9hU@7sc afoIt options
OPENED weak az l.Vatc. decline, rlii.t
q &C. and closed hrm and unchanged %
a Sc. advance; trading quiet, S"ptcmnni'
f9'zc.; October, lsc., November "a &C.. b--
oats Srots quiet: white. uTi'.c. up.
Options moderately active and i-rmci
September, S2asc. October use, Not.'h-
Der. 3l5sc.; Spot No. >. S}c.. No. white,
3Nac.. No. , white western, &'Hi1t. .,..,.,
Bref-Duu but steady. family. S'V'
Zoo; extra mess N.JiHN"0; hn'i MANS
quiet at $3.50. tierced beef steady.
cut ments-QUtCt and steady. IlcHi. i
bellies I24c.. shoulders, ptc., MANS, l' ,
v .lc. millies nominal
Tard-Tn moderate demand onl hrW"r'
civ. ste: September 81 %. October, @-'t
refined firm. continent, NNl; South Amer
lean. SOLO; compouu'. '"tHc. .,-,-
Pork-Quiet and hrmcr. new mess. N'.-l
gl755.
lSU25c.. do crcamer. 2'H2'i2c' western
dairy. E'EaNc.; 10 creamery ltt-' 3
Elgin. 27Gs1i2c. imitation creamery, liotic.
cotton seed oil-Quiet and nrm; crude,
33c., yellow 5N'gN i0c.
PetrplCum--QUIet and steady W asnin 70
ton. barrels. $40. bulk. $50. reNneI NtN
York. SjI5. Philadelphia ana BALTIMORE
8 10: DO bulk. s. GpG2Gj.
Rosu-pull but drm; strained common
70 good. >ll1|nlb. ,-, ...,,,..
Turpentine Dun and easy AZ 2iAi12H't'.
Ricc-Actiyp AMI firm. Japan, t'ts l.t'.
Molasses Foreign nominal, New W
leans oncu kettle good o. choice. ~" 2
$50. market quiet AMI steady. ....
Peauuts-Fancy hand picked. f'tu p-c. ,
ClNse-Optons steady ant unchduf. Il
30 II points no. October. Sli-50lLj3. Spot
Rio firm AMI quiet, 30. T. is -t.
Sugar-Etw finn AMI more active. i2lr
refining. o &c., cer'ritue3lS. ~ t'sI 10, 3
r..nlI active and arm; sutn'NiI H.
3 3-ifn5N,r.. cut loaf $50 i-l'c.' bl'h"'
! lated. = l3lft5i.c.
Frsichts % liverpool steady and quiet;
cotton Gov siaarJ -. ST. gram 10Y
stetml. % al. nominalF.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. Hill. September N-A idir
business was transacted ln wheat AMI -
.p-!.r feeling prevailed. The opening d
l7,c lower and the market quickly
! Sold on 49, more for December tn'n "l.
vanect ESQ.,. as1in weakened. anl d'tiln'
! t-u-sc. Nu.ttalel somewhat ana closed
about 3.ul,c lower for December ana 'tc.
/ lower for May taan the closing h0ui'S
corn attracted considerable snrculaIvr
| attention during the early pant oI In,
dey with fh. bulk ~ tn Ing crfIltel
| to the local operators. The i'eling Wis
rather Crru. Do.iuc 81 the liberal shipments
reported from this market the opening
prices wore ic lower soon. however. a
] ID fsr.s A.If IS .i%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
~ mnhrrn neaatn

Thriyes ON good food and sunshine. win
plenty of exercise in the open ar. hoi
form CLOVIS with health aud her race oioo .ns'
with ITS beauty. II Dor system negus W ~
cleansing action OF a laxative remedy. sns
uses the gentle and pleasant liquid laxative
Syrup OF Egs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
Message Of Death.

(By telegraph 10 Tho Dispa.cn)
WILMINGTON. y. g.. September lS.-ihe
following was taken from oQttle that
hoatod ashore near New IopssHh lalet yes
tcrdav: William Martin, drowned June
9th from steamer Colon" -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
RALTIMnRE sTnck MARKrr

BALTIMORE. MD. September lS-Vir-
ginia as G5I Baltimore and ohio. Il
asked Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
iirsts, lN bid, DO first incomes. 50 asked.
DO third DO 81 btu. Consolidated Gas,
bonds. Ice bid: do stocks. 51i, asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
cOURT Orders.
w., ruF nTsTRICT COUNT or THE

TN THE DISTRICT COUEr OF THE
USITgD STATES FOR Tue srEkS
DIsfRICTCF ylK9INlA-ilN,. BA !; ~
N TuE NATTER o. JAA8s =, AEkhlfl,
1aSETtipr. Ar RICHMOND, Va. on fHk
S,stn DAY Of AUGUST. A. D., 1885
To WHO'S IT Nay CoSrki.N - ease s2ke ~
49, MAJ A tetition haa Os.u, 10 VA On -
is,s day o. August, 1871, ried IN ssid Dissris
Cont ~ James h. 4esritt. % Amelia eoaata
ia san Distract, who has been heretofore dnt
declare. bsnkF1ps. under taa aet % Coa9roa,
enS,tI.i. IAN Ac. - eslablish uniform syste4
on naukruptsy througaOat TIE United ataief-
srnroyei area snd. eol, Tor discharge as
certificsse taereof, fros al his debts and oilsF
ese,ms proyebls ustsr SAID act; AMI thas tng
tSsh aay of september, A. d., 1898, AZ ~
Geek, f., before fhos 7. Atkshs, u. . Nogs-
missioner. CT biz ONCE in hichmond. IN SAID De-
tr,rl. n no gimo and piace assigned Tor NO
hsxr.ng Of the same. when anu where you may
attend and stow cause, II eay yoa have, soy
Ihe prayer VI SAID petition saoald nos 10
HENRY FLEGENagfMER.
tlerg u, ). Dls,rscs coags
An 9H-IulV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

The dams at the Caledonia farms sue
ccssfuily resisted the Hood and She fine
crops there are safe. The water has been
falling since Saturday night, and the river
Will soon be within banks.
Edward Sharp ,colOred) was horribly
maneled here Sunday morning while try
Ing to steal d ride on a freight train Of the
Seaboard A Rhine. The man was upon
the bumpers aud was holding on, expect
ing the tram 10 90 forward, but instead
the tram gave sudden bump backwards
aud be was thrown under the wheels and
badly cut 20 pieces He lived several
hours after the accident and told how 1t
haUpouod,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

THE WEATHER. IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. The stars were
shining 10 midnight.
state of Thermometer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19
MOST DESTRUCTIVE FaesHeT.
Impossible TO Estimate the Damage TO
the state Farms.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatrh.)

(Speclal teIoZram % tho Dlfpat'h.)
WF1DoS. y. G., September 1e.-
The Superintendent of the State Farms
was seen here to-day by your cOrrcspon-
dent. He stated that the freshet was the
most DIES truCtive they have ever had to
contend with. The dams on both sides Of
the river were broken in several places
and 400 acres Of corn was under water
and ruined. He said 1t was impossible 10
estimate the damage-that il was very
heavy The report circulated last Satur-
day that the State farms at Caledonia were
also under water ha, been found to be
lncorrnnf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. September B-No auction
offerings Of tobacco on Change to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

lNAai sss..sssss~.ass.s.ssss.. sssss Tff -
Registered on Change to-day Ar. Thos.
Gallagher. Belfast, ireland; W. ~ Ien-
Danviilc, Va: ;. W. Venable. JT., Dam
Vile. Va
The Cincinnati o.. market Is very
strong. even under heavy offerings, on All
grades. Mr.. $. +. Carr, row out West;
holds to the opinion that prices viii sull
advance on Burieys, from what he has
seen Of the western crops lately.
There VIII be increased loose bright
sales this week. Several Richmond ware
house drummcrs are working In Eastern
North Carolina for this trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-19

RICHMOND. VA, September Is.-Clos-
| ing quotations:
Government securities. BID Ask'd.
| United states As, X. * c. .. li0I2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-06

not ct,oy,,,e n, ,irid mot b.,d,,ds., nnd
sytoj NOT o,yb.as. otsuIffe.
Tbis ia., sxample illustrates thu
nh 10 &, s.,6ir. a most ssnsible pro.
eedure we arc copyincct Y.tit does
look arrange. thou,h Il hs strictly cor.
rect: but hereafter we must say suinir,
su,ai m,fnrous. and ai,o,yio.
We are requested bv our ch,mlcai
Ieaders Ia follow Thorn In this use Of
proper terms. We should saw sodium,
carbonate. no, s,dic c1rJma,e. or corJi
aoto of ada. ,iqo oride. not Joio oriac;
hydyogen u,aa. not s,,phHetted or sui.
Jaret,cd hycirogen. etc.
These changes are certainly in the
proper direction. They indicate
the coming of svstem of sen.
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CHANGES ~ SPELLING.


Our mother tongue, now recognized
as the chief Of modern classics, IL dis.
tlngulshed from most other living
languages by the simplicity OF its
grammar, aud equally NO by the
Inconsistency OF ito orthosraphy
Al intervals for the last many
years efforts more or less spas.
modic have been instituted 10 sim,
pity our English spelling, and to
develop rules Of practice by which
letters standing alone aud IN we'll.
defined combinations will always have
the same value In pronunciation.
AMI surely any thinking man will
welcome any element Of consistency
Into our present unmethotlcli pronun-
citation, but habit and custom have to
be an,agonized In any such attempt.
We do not Intend here to cite numer.
Gus examples OF every day words
which Illustrate such Inconsistencies;
our object 10 more special one.
Usually ths students OF science are
particular to follow an accepted usage
II the employment Of their terms; but
ae science today 10 eyerybvdy's
neld, 1t is not 10 be marveled
Mt that popular errors have made their
way even within these mystic bounds.
Thu need OF some accepted standard
for the spelling and pronunciation OF
chemical terms became NJ pressing
that several years ago the body known
as the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science appointed a
committee OF able gentlemen TO deal
with the matter. This committee has
reported; their recommendations have
been adopted by the association; ant
now the national government through
its department of the interior, bureau
Of education, has issued n chart, en-.
bodying the principles rs adopted by
the association, aud asks that this DO
made the rule OF CONDUCT In the matter.
Our attention has been called 10 It byone
OF our citizeus who Ia "A member of the
distinguished association already
named. The gentleman kindly oub.
miltcd the chart for our examination,
ana we mention the follow ng items
selected from a hos, Of lechuNh rules
Tor the guidance OF professionals, NJ
those given here wlllbe used In every
day life;
The final G Il dropped In all strictly
chemical terms exc,ut ono class Of
Hydrocarbons; thus W. shoIli units
and pronounce cAi1ebi, not ohi0riae;
5rom'n, not 5Tomas; iodiH, not i.dHe,
mu0ya, not fuorGls; Dio,yhn, not
morphine; quinn, not glGHtHe land
pronounce this troublesome word
kghtnl; o9oma uut coagigs. In
another class OF compounds this
change applies; thu, II Is proper
to tay GRID. not orids; dlorid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-06
PRESIDENT CANYONS BOND.

r, - -. -. ....t,. ti,aya
Du,'us Wv p' ~ .n.,taI
n"'o oeeu ''ot"e"' a''u'o o az"
y" c..,i.. I'm
."nai osp,'n " '"s e" ,,,. 80 a
iau oe.'' 'n''ou"oo' - 80 .sn,,a.
1,V n..,,,.n, 1,ao,yo
,,Ou onI' W ,o'-nu ~ , :, "a. ,,,o.,,ed
S' I'nno" w e '1'.,.-,.,, 90 wh,ch no
oo , wy" Nv 49, an,I,v and for
.,usvio"' 80, =, ,r,rison.
""'o' 10 - .nd n,,d The
,o", - Wv ~ ,ov ,nformed
Inv, Inc ,.,p .,,' -, ,,,,,,ra m. closing
."'s '"e ~" 80 c.a.s
"V.'' ", W. 800 ,ho, p,esident
~ ~ raj, ,n,n the one ,ndIct-
o'ua"" a1,,,,onaI ya,ran,s-
80, ,ian Tho tashion
- a.. ,a,.t honds ,mnosod reaehed
,.,,,. 80, -, sas ooo TIN.
-, =, 60. ooo a, IN. ind,ot.
.Sa, :, w.s ,o,,eit.d. and tho
-. n, I'm sh,,n and Hon.
,...a,, .,,,t, ,,o,,rtlv maid a. they
a. ,nrr n.,n, n,,d no Prcsl lent Can.
49, ma. ,,,o, Ind, n, stooo1 on
80. ,a.,.n, nee con,.s,ed. and
al. ,.n.n,,y w,s Tho m,t,cr com.
u,,,,,..d ,ha anita a,sois.ed and ia,
- vo,s,.a
mr. n.ssa,o ,ow hv congroas n, tho
.,nrnn,,.,,on nm .on,.,nirg tho clause
In. ,a,,nd,ng q, Tho eos oo, 4, but
a. "a, n, ,,.,,oa vh,ch ma fair.mindod
n.,.on viii ap,agonIzc. Le.t IL
~, ~. oo,c.Iv.s hov,v,r tha,
,ta,aI. ,,,.a, ,y,,afa,l in ,h, reooy.
go ., M nonay word NJ exnlana.
,,on .honld bo o,rs,ed The sum Of
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PRESIDENTIAL CABINETS.

The completion OF the new Prcsiden.
tlsl cabinet, OF whose timber only one
piece was ever ON lloyed IN like seq
vice before, suggests u thought az to
which sections Of the country have
shown themselves most prolific In
producing material out OF which 10
msho executive department heads.
We OF the West will be Interested In
the fact that our choice meu have no,
yet succeeded in obtaining much
recognition, though Colorado and
Oregon have each had one cabinet
officer aud Nebraska nov has one for
lhe frsl time. The honor Of never
having contributed 4 member 70 the
Presidents official family ~ accord.
ingly borne 10y our neighboring
states Of California, Nevada, Kansas,
Montana, tho Dahi:ls, Wyoming aud
Idaho; aud excepting these, the only
northern state which 10 noted In the
same connection Ia Rhode Island.
Every southern state except Texas,
Florida and Alabama has ut some time
been represented In tho cabinet; but
West Virginia and Arkansas, like
Oregon and Colorado, have only had
oue representative each. The leading
producers Of such material are shown
to be- New York, Massachusetts, Penn
syivAnia and Virginia, the ilfat.nnmel
easily In the load, and each With moro
has been already noted, Mr. Cleveland
In both Instances has departed from M
unwritten law In appointing two OF his
advisers from one state aud that state
his own.
Further peculiarlllos and colnciden.
COS relative 10 this same aubleo. are
thus touched by the New IJr k no.
oordsr:
Among cablnot officer. OF tho paatthoso
nfterWard attained the Presidency; Jol.
| i0rsou, Madison, Monroe uincy Adams,
| Van Buron, Buchanan nnl Grant--the
last named having been an Gd interim
war secretary under Johnson. Tho fol-
| lowing cabinet officials havo become
un.uc'osinl competitors for election
ns President: Crawford, Webster, Clay,
| Cass, l,ell aud Blaine. Several Othor
cabinet officers Of the past wnro uusuc-
cos-iul Presidential candidates before
party conventions. lis political super
stitiun that u seat In tho cabinet proves
| uulucky FOR Presidential n.pirau; and
mother the success ~ the oarhor Prcd-
| dents who had boon In cabinets nor that
of Buchanan has counteracted the super
| sutton.