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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
CHANGE OF RECRUITING OFFICERS.
A Question of Interest to the Army
Settled by Secretary Lamont.

Secretary Lamont today settled ques-
tion of some interest to the army by the
issue of orders detaching Lieut. Col. A. t.
Smith. eighth infantry, from command of
the recruiting depot at Davids Island. \.
Y, and Lieut.. Col. 5. NJ. Young, fourth
cavalry, from command of the recruiting
depot at Jefferson barracks, Missouri, and
ordering them to join their respective regi-
ments. Lieut.. Col. H. &. Cook, fourth in
fantry, at Fort Sherman, Idaho. succeeds
to the command of the post at David s
Island. and Lieut.. Col s S. Sumner, sixth
cavalry. at Fort Niobrara. Neb., will take
command of the depot at Jefferson bar
racks. In the case of the two officers last
named the detail is for term of two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

First Lieut.. Cassius II. Gillette corps
Of engineers. has been ordered to duty at
San Francisco, under the California debris
commission. appointed by the President
under the act of Congress Of March /, 1888.
The duties heretofore performed by Lieut.
Gillette as engineer officer of the depart
ment OF the Missouri have been trans
ferred to Capt. William NJ Marshall, corps
OF engineers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
sUPERINTENDE> MACHEN.
He Takes the Place Formerly Held by
Mai. Pollock.

Maj. Pollock. FOR a long time superin-
tendent OF the free-delivery system. has re-
signed. His successor was appointed yes
terday. and is Mr.. A. W. Machen. who was
the assistant superintendent under Pollock
w. W. Hill. clerk. has been promoted 20 nj
the vacancy created by the promotion os
Machen. Superintendent Machen was az
one time assistant post master at Toledo,
Ohio. and was appointed assistant supertn
tendent of the free-deliver-y service by the
present administration, vice Col. Helm or
Wisconsin. Ii is said at the department
that the change has no political Significance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
Armor Plate Tesfa

A test will be made at the yrdian Head
proving grounds this week of eight-inch
plates for the barbettes Oh the bs.,,ie snap
Oregon, building at San Francisco. The
plates will represent q lot Of 154 TONS and
will be attacked by a six-inch rifle firing q
Carpenter projectile. The four barbettes
Of the Oregon win mount eight S-inch guns,
two In each barbette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

The Secretary of the Treasury has
awarded the contract for heating apparatus
for the Butler building in this city to s.
l. Pope & Co. of Chicago at $331l This
firm was the lowest of eight BIDDERS
The contract for stone and brick work
on the public building at Richmond. KY,
has been awarded to Charles w. Gindele
Of Chicago, Ill.,. at his bid of 81 5l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

The Secretary of the Treasury today
awarded the contract for supplying lock
boxes to new public buildings ali over the
country. for the present fiscal year. to the
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
OF Stamford, Conn, at rates practically the
same as those now paid for tho OorvtcA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
TO SAIL FROM YOKOHAMA.
How Canadian Sealers Propose TO
Evade the Regulations

VICTORIA. 3. c., Aug. 22.-The LATEST ru-
NOR concerning the future operations Of
sealers is that Yokohama will be the head
quarters of the industry in place Of VIC
toria, all fleets from the province making
fly the British flag. 1t is claimed that time
and protits can be saved by this arrans,s-
kOhana- = :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

The proclamation in regard to the open.
be issued in a few days at the outside.
The draft Of the proclamation has been
sent to the President and the signed docu-
ment IL expected back almost any day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
Vo1. SO, No 2O.657.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
AM lCAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
capital tpaid in). ....................SI,250 250. 900
surplus S15O 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

Government Receipts Today.
The receipts from internal revenue today
we're 4,6Ss; from customs. $296, 6,9l4
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Ensign Stefgner

Ensign Louis R. Steigner has been de-
the Thetis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

First Lieut.. George F. Cooke, fifteenth in
fantry, has been relieved from further duty
In the bureau of American republics, De-
partment OF State. and ordered to Join his
reg1ment,
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F.~ York 0aoe, 80 Potter Buildia,

THI EvTSTSG STAR e serv-i 70 snbscrIbsrs IN the
rty bJ carriers. on their srcount AZ 10 cents per
V~rk or - per month Copies At the counter. 2
crnt- eseh Wy nsl-Any~hsre in ths Uui.sd States
tAnaft-rostase prepAid cents per month
SArvEDAT QUADRUPLE SHEET STAR l. 90 per year
VIII f'retzn po-tave added. 80. 90.
Entered At the Pc-t once a. Washington d. c.. as
secor d-clsss mail matter
- AII mail subscrtg tons must he pafdin advance
hate- of Advertising male known application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

The Bennington Leaves Lisbon.
A telegram was received at the Navy De-
partment saying that the gunboat Ben
ship Chicago at Southampton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

Mr. .. n Davenfort was appointed pops-
mastef AZ Lancaster c. H., Va vice n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22
THE EVENING STAR

PCBII~HEp DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
At -FE STAR BUILDINGS
ll0i Pennsylvania Avsaue. corner llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper COMPANY
r. II. KAUFMAN, Pres't
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
what an Analysis of the Chairman.
ships shows.
The analysis of the chairmanships of the
nrty-hve House committees shows the fol-
lowing facts:
Chairmanships conferred on southern
''---.'-'
Chairmanships eastern and middle
'-...-.--....-............ Ii
haiTmanships-western states 12
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.

ne o1Vlslon OF chairmanships among the
southern states Is as follows: Maryland i.
virginia, 3; West Virginia, 2; North Caro-
INA. Z; south Carolina. l; Georgia 4: Ala
bama, s.; Mississippi. 2; Louisiana, /; Ar
kansas. i; Texas. 8; Tennessee, 3: Ken
lucky. 3. and Missouri, g. Total. 81. dis
tributed among fourteen states
The division Of chairman ships among the
western states Is as follows: Ohio 3.
Michigan. l; Indiana. 3; Illinois, 4, and WIS,
consin. 2. Total. u. distributed among
f1ve states.
The division of chairmanships among the
eastern and middle states Is as folIows:
Connecticut. l; Rhode Island. 1: New
YORK, 3; Psnnsylvania, 2 and New Jersey q
total, IL. distributed among five states
The f1fty-6ve chairmanships collectiva,v
considered, are distributed by states as fol-
lows:
Eastern. middle and western states 10.
southern states. IA. The ten eastern, mid,
die and western states receiving chairman
ships exceed in population the fourteen
southern states receiving chairmanships by
5.56s, 5s4. The percentage Of chairmanships
eastern, middle and western states.
The eastern and middle states get only
the chairmanships Of the committees on
naval affairs, manufactures. Pacific rail-
Department of Justice, library, reform in
civil service election of President and Vice
President, alcoholic liquor traffic, immi-
grafton and naturalization. while the south
ern states get practically all Of the very
important committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
9TH AND F SITS. NV.
HAVE YOU ANY MONEY .li
To INVEST?
II so. this company can furnish you
good real estate loans, secured first
class city property or good loans, with
frst-class local and other stocks as se
curity.
Either for long or short time.
Advice given without charge regarding
Investments. Call or write.
B. H. WARNER.
au22-3t President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

Postmaster General Bissell has received
report on the Kansas City post ONCE
The report reveals a low standard OF ef-
fciency. Ii is probable that a change of
postmaster will be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

A COY PLACE
Let me put mantels In the house at
once. Don't wait till the snow flies. A
handsome mantel, tiled fireplace and a gas
log will give the Library or Sitting Room
an air Of cOzness that II has not known
before
JUST TRY 1T.
VI. ROCHE. Proper Prices
au22 7l6 18th ST. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CENTRAL UNION NISSlON.-NEw AUDITORIUM
o. Ia Midsummer revival. Rev John
Naugie-- the evangelist. will speak tonight and
every night this week at o'clock Open-air
meetings Market Space every night. 30.
Com" and hear the guSpel and get salvation.
LNerNln.iv Nni.nnI. nn21 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-22

CONTINUED on Fifth Pags.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
North Carolina Expenditures.

RALEIGH. n. c., December 20.-(Spe-
cial) THE chief items of expenditure by
the State during the fiscal year are
stated by the Auditor to be as follows:
Interest on 4 per cent. bonds S,O1O'VOO)'
Sl22OS4: interest on per cent. bonds
IS. .64i 900, s225.6O0; insane asylum at Nor
canton. sgG. 400; at Raleigh, SA,S52, and al
Goldsboro' (colored). $4,000; agricultural
colleges at Raleigh and at Greensboro
Sl2.5OO each: deaf-mute and blind insu-
tuition at Raleigh. $500, and deaf-mute
school at Morganton NEARLY finished),
s3s. 500: penItentiary, S1l7.909. of which II
earned all save $4,000. which 1t drew out
OF a contingent fund; pensions. Sso,S6O;
soldiers home, sl0.750; disabled soldiers,
"a S2O; Legislature, 1876; s,ubllc printing.
sl7.0S5; State Guard, $SoiOl, OF which
q 7G5 was for expenses incurred at the
James city troubles last April, when a
regiment was on duty; normal and In
dustrial school for white girls, at Green's
boro'. Sle.500; coiored normal schools
IS. $50: geological survey, 1896; State Uni
yersity, s27, 800: Railway Commission
81. .Ol4; oxford Orphan Asylum. $1,000
oyster patrol service. 1896; quarantine
81. 40; arrest and return OF escaped cor
yicts. T,5i6: contingencies. Si.3B; fugi'
tiyes from justice. 1886; Governors Man
sion completion and furnishing). G6l;
Agricultural Department. s2s,5Is; Audi
tors Department, s3.70s: Public Instruc-
tion Department, $9.0n; Executive De-
partment, $3.50: Bureau o. Labor sta
tistlcs, E,0i7; State Department A24s
Treasury Department 1853. The total
expenditures were si.2s5.2i4. The total &c
ceipts for the year were u.a2lsi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
TO CLOTHE THE POOR.
DR.. PARKER's WAGON OUT GATHER.
INC RAlMENT FOR THE NEEDY.
Ths Collectors Cordially Received and In
Some Instances Told to q" Call Again
BE Ready To-Day.

Yesterday was day of charity IN
Richmond. and despite the fact that our
citizens are busily preparing for Christ
mas, they did not forget the poor. who
now suffer for the necessaries Of life.
The charity of the populace, however,
took a rather peculiar form, and the
generosity Of those who did not forget
their fellow-beings was embodied in the
shape Of "old clothes"
A few days ago DR.. W. W. Parker,
the wel-known physician and philanthro-
phist, announced that the poor OF Rich
mond I'm many families lacked even the
proper raiment to protect them from the
winter blasts, and as remedy Tor the
evil. he stated that IL was the purpose
OF committee to send vehicles In all
sections of the city, and to solicit con-
tributions Of clothing from every house.
hold.
Yesterday "Dr. Parker's wagons'-four
in number-made their rounds. Each
vehicle was manned by a driver and a
boy, who explained the purpose OF the
mission to those who responded TO the
door-bells. The wagons divided when
they started out i'm the morning. one
went on Church Hill and the others tra-
versed Cary, Main, Franklin. and
Grace streets.
In nearly every case the solicitors for
charity were met and welcomed, and the
wagons came back from their journeys
laden with articles that will delight the
poor. Housewives awaited their coming
with their bundles prepared, and in
many instances. the visitors were told
TO come again"
The vehicles will make other trips to-
day, and their approach will be an
nounced by bells. Their route will be in
those sections OF the city lying between
Fifth and Twelfth streets. and they will
start at o'clock this morning
The ladies' Of the City Mission Will
distribute the clothing collected by DIR.
Parker's unique, but practical idea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
Personals and Briefs.

Judge Robert W. Hughes Is in the city.
There will be no service in the Second
Presbyterian church on Christmas-Day.
Mr.. f. l.. Davidson left yesterday for
Florida, and will be absent about ten
days.
Mr. Henry G. Burnett. Jr., continues TO
improve. and was comparatively free
from pain yesterday.
Rev. James r. Cannon. pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church. Is confined 10
his house with a severe attack OF the
grip.
Rev. J. w. Moore. pastor of St. James
Methodist church, received pounding at
the hands OF number Of his congregation
Tuesday night.
The death claim Of Mr.. c. p. Cross,
who died November 12th, and was mem
ber OF Fraternity Lodge Knights of
Honor, has been paid.
The Council Committee on Finance will
meet at noon to-day, and session OF the
Grounds and Buildings Committee will
be held at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs Frank S. Woodson, Of Danville,
is spending this week with Miss Laura V.
Nelson at the Richmond Female lnstl-
tute.
Several negro women who were engaged
I'm fight in O'Rourke's bar-room Tues
day night we're arrested yesterday. They
will be before the Police Justice this
morning.
/ Deputy-Treasurer Jeter. of Henrico
county. has turned over TO the STATE
Treasurer the sum OF $}6,439.S, that being
the amount of State taxes paid by the
county for the year 1893
/ thief entered the residence Of Mrs.
/ KidweII No. 3li east Cary street. Tues
day night, and stole fine clock. green
cloth dress, and a bag of flour. The case
has been reported to the police.
! Major James G. Watson. Of Abingdon,
/ formerly of Richmond is in the city on
A visit to relatives. Major Watson was
| present at the HowitZer drill TUESDAY
night He was member Of that organi-
zation for six years.
/ Mr.. William y. Perkins, who fell from
i n house near the corner Of Nineteenth ana
/ cary streets Tuesday afternoon. fractur-
/ ing his skull and otherwise injuring him.
/ was I'm quite a critical condition last eve
ming. lie is at the hospital Of the Medi-
cal College OF Virginia.
The CIay-Ward Industrial and Social
! club has elected the following officers:
! Charles ID. Cox. president; W. w. Worm
! ley. vlce-presdent: Richard Blankinshlp,
treasurer; Ed Miller. secretary; PM
| Parsley sergeant-at-arms. The club VIII
meet again Friday night. December 18th,
! at 7.3O o'clock. All Democrats are invisd
/ to attend.
The Washington Post OF yesterday says:
Hon. and Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry gave a
dinner yesterday. Among the guests were
the British Ambassador ana Lady
/ Pauncefote. the Austrian Minister the
Russian Minister, Secretary and Mrs. Oh
nev. Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Mrs.
Harriet Lane Johnston, Miss Mildred l.es'
General Morgan. General and Mrs.
Draper. Mr.. and Mrs. French, and DR..
( Thomas Nelson Page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
WASHINGTON SMALL TALK.
Preparations for Crisis AT Rio de Janeiro-
other Items.

WASHINGTON, u. c., December ~
The resignation Of Ed r. Gunby, Collec-
TOR If Customs at Tampa, Fla, was ac-
cented by Secretary Carlisle to-day
THAT +be cruiser New York will 20 10
pio Jareiro in the event that II is neces-
eor,, TO strengthen the United States meet
/, Rtazu has been deCi1cd by secretary
Herbert. No orders nave been sent 10 her
commander. Captain j. W. Phiilp' 10 pro-
cd 10 the Brazilian capital bht ne mas
-, ,Nrocted 10 pranare his vessel for
sea without delay IN order that she can
i..ave for Brazil Immediately on the re-
- - orders 10 that effect. II Is stated
~ Inc Navy Department that the New
vi viii not be ordered 10 RIO II no
changa takes place in ;he poluch sltud-
,ion there. but IT Is believed that ahaHs
49, ,,ear,ns, a crisis that VIII call FOR her
r,r(scrce AT Rio. Ord IT'S have also be IN
i.,,ed bv the department directing 'ha'
tho dcuble-turretted monitor Mlall'oho-
nah be ftted out subject 10 the saHpe So'- coz
ditions as those governing tne ppa,a,l
,,on of the New York. and II the eSpec'e',
should occur the TWO Ne'Se'' "'''
10 Rio In company. ...<,,,
~ state Department has been inform
"a nat an attempt was made seyera'
davs ago 10 assassinate Preslaeh' ~
,sux Of San Domingo, ana consequently
~ United States steamship hearsSIse,
which started this morning from Ne~
work for the West Indies. Is oruereu 10
,,o straight TO san Domingo. thoush "o
..,-icns disturbance Is feared
chinese registration began to-uay' an
,,far,nation has been received at the IN
terpal.Reyenue Bureau from the western
s,ates that all indications point 10
comnlete registration Of Chinese Oh '"e
Pacific siope. ,n..o,,, To-
rhe senate Committee on Library 70
dav authorized favorable reports upon tDe
blls authorizing the erection OF Sluss
trian statues TO Generals Francis marioh
and John Starke: the Marion s,atSe
80 he erected In Columbia, >. =, anu lns
etsrke statute Ia Manchester ~ H. an"
each 10 cost 5000 A. Aous
rhe holiday excursion IRON the nam
~, Congress has already begun To-Day:
saostor J. ID. Cameron, with party oI
sriaods started over the Atlantic Soas.
I5ne for port Royal. s. c., ana tomorrow
sanstor Wsshburn. OF Minnesota, anu
famt,v take the same road for Jackson
vile Tampa, and Havana.
IN Is not expected that the Democra.ie
members OF the Ways aud Means .on,
mite, win be ready TO report the in,ernai.
revenue schedule until after the hoIiosy
receza They are still wideiy apsss y"
(, the proposition to tax incomes ~-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
a logical sequence of the financial sltua-

a logical sequence OF the financial situa-
ton He says;
Genuine economy and frugality can be
secured only by the repeal OF statutes
authorizing or requiring unnecessary ex-
penditures, and the refusal to enact new
laws creating charges against the Trea-
-sury for purposes OF doubtful utility.
and although such n policy will probably
be vigorously opposed by powerful in
terests more or less dependent upon the
patronage OF the government for support,
and by local influences seeking legisla-
tive fayors. II II evident that 1t must be
adopted and adhered to II any substantial
result Is to be accomplished"
In regard TO customs administration he
expresses the opinion that the service
would be improved and the revenue COL
lected with much less expense than at
present II the law should be so amended
as 10 authorize the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury TO reduce the number OF customs
districts whenever in his opinion the in
terCsts of the service demand 1t. and au-
thorizing him TO station proper officers
wherever the necessities Of commerce
may require, with the power to enter and
clear vessels. and to perform similar du-
ties connected with the navigation SER
vice.
MINOR RECOMMENDATIONS.
The Secretary recommends additional
legislation for the enforcement OF the
Chinese exclusion laws; more vessels for
the revenue-marine service; the extension
and better equipment Of the lighthouse
and life-saving service; for the settlement
OF the Pacific railroad debt, and for the
enlargement OF the facilities of the Bu-
reau Of Engraving and Printing. He sug-
gests that 1t might be we'll for Congress
to consider the advisability Of having
postage-stamps and postal-notes printed
in this bureau.
on the subject OF sugar bounty tho
Secretary simply says: II respectfully
call attention TO various recommendations
contained I'm the report OF the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue. and ask their
favorable consideration by Congress
In regard 10 the condition OF affairs in
the Sea Islands OF South Carolina. Secre-
tary Carlisle only refers to the work
done by the Marine Hospital Service, and
adds:
This work, purely of a sanitary ma
ture is to be supplemented by the efforts
Of the Red-Cross Society in relieving the
physical necessities Of the people"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21

The damage suit at Dallas, Tex,
brought by Mrs. r.. 5. Randall against
!. q. Randall for killing her husband
last Christmas. has been compromised
for $4,000
Daniel McEvery, u years old, white,
was killed by the explosion OF toy
cannon in Savannah. Ga, last night.
Fragments OF the toy struck him In the
neck and cut the jugular vein.
The British House of Commons last
evening by a vote OF 2l} to Isl, rejected
the amendments made by the House of
Lords to the employers liability act. one
OF which amendments was the insertion
OF a clause allowing employees TO con
tract ont "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
New. Notes from scotland Neck

SCOTLAND NECK, y. C., December
2o.-(Special)-Rev. r. Y. Vann went TO
Raleigh yesterday to attend a meeting OF
the Mission Board Of the Baptist State
Convention.
Miss Naomi Judd. one OF the teachers
in the Baptist Orphanage at Thomasville,
y. C.. IS here on visit to the family OF
Mr. Noah Biggs.
Mr.. W. B. White and wife, OF Washing
ton. y. c., are visiting friends here
Mr.. J. r. Ballard and daughter Miss
Annie. OF Williamson, have been in the
community several days on visit.
Miss Annie Williams came home from
Gorgsburg yesterday. She has been teach
ing. and is home to spend the holidays
News comes from Mr.. u. Edmundson
who went to Columbus, O., a few days
ago for cancer treatment. that he eX'
poets to be cured in a few weeks and ~
turn to his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany Holiday Rates.

The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company will sell holiday eXcur-
sion tickets from December 22d to
December 25th inclusive, and from
December 30th to January !,
1894, inclusive, limited TO January 3, 1874,
to all points on its own line. Also to
points on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. Farmville and Powhatan railroad,
and Atlantic and Danville railroad.
Tickets good on all frst-class trains.
For information relative to rates and
schedules apply to the Richmond Trans
fer Company, 90l east Main street; II. ID.
owen, ticket agent, Byrd-street station
Union Depot, or to G. 5. Campbell
agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-21
..gpIToR MURRAY TO SEN. HERBERT,
1.-THE Records of the Landmark and Its
Editor a Sufficient yindication.

NORFOLK, VA. December 0.-(Spe-
cial)-The Landmark will say in the
morning:
In respect TO the remarks of the Sena-
for from Princess Anne Tuesday evening
IN the executive session of the Senate,
from which the injunction OF secrecy
was removed, we have only to say that
the Landmark is perfectly content to
leave its Democracy TO the Democratic
people OF this city, OF this district. and
Of the State. Mr.. Murray believes that
the record of the Landmark Is suili-
Gent vindication of itself. and that the
Dsmocratlc people OF this city and State
know what the Democracy of its editor
is He believes that the press OF Nir-
gInia knows the Landmark and It's edi-
torial expression we'll enough for II 70
need no defence from It's edltor asaihs.
,ha ahsurd and unjust assault made
upon him and his paper by the Senator
from Princess Anne.