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The Prize
Awarded !
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. %, 1888.
MEssRs. MACrARLASE Il Co., BD.,
Honolulu, II. |.
Dear Sirs:--We have mailed you copy
OF the Globe Democrat announcing the great
victory won by the ASHEusER- BuscH Assoc
CTArION with their EAGLE Brand Of
Beer.
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CIATION.
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The Globe-republican., 1894-12-21

Complete returns from Ill the counties
in the state increase the total vote con-
sidcrably without changing the relative
standing of the various parties materially.
The 300, DOS votes east in Kansas were di-
vidcd Is follows: Republican 49,;
populist, 1lS.32S: democrat. - .617: pro
hibtion. .165. Final returns from all
legislative districts show that the repub-
leans elected ninety-two members of the
Legislature: the populists thirty two and
the democrats one. This gives the rcpub-
licans Il clear ma jority of fifty nine. As
the senate stands twenty-five popnliSt 10
fifteen republicans, the republican ma jor-
ity on joint ballot for election of senator
and state printer will be forty
The Globe-republican., 1894-12-21

II never lose my hogs by cholera"
said Il farmer one day this week. Some
years ago my neighbor's hogs were dy-
ing all around me and some died ut my
gate. but not one Of mine ever had the
disease. The cause of my hogs pXemp-
ton from the malady was soda mixed
with their food three or four times a
week. Sometimes gave them soda in
Stops and at other times wet the corn
aud rolled it in soda and fed it to them.
This is a sure preventative and will keep
the hogs in Il healthy condition and do
not fear cholera. -McPhcrSon Republic
can.
The Globe-republican., 1894-12-21
Santa Fe Considering Extension TO
BODICE CITY.

,..I ,.;,.o,,,I,. NI,l f IL
lile INES OF tie southern ana hliudte "
visions of the Santa Fe. There is Il be-
lief opouo railroad men tI,at ,l,c SANTA
:
"''iitio'l'i oriiic'ies VI TIC io'u III >''''''-
EN- and southwestern Kansas.
The proposed lines which the managers
and officials OF the road coucede would be
'ci'I'i'''' iio''i ~ III S'ii ''''"
The Globe-republican., 1894-12-21

And now it is reported that Juds
Wellhorse of this city, from his big or
chards supplies apples for the queen OF
England. This is not surprising. Kan
sas has for years supplied England with i
peculiarly superior quality of walnut lum-
Der from which the furniture in the pal
aces of all the crowned heads Of the old
world is made. Royalty would find it
difficult to get along without Kansas
Topeka Capital.
The Globe-republican., 1894-12-21

Go TO Bells for your harness. Selling
just as cheap rs you can buy in Kansas
City. lfyou want repairing done. Mr..
F. Duda is there TO fix up your harness.
He is the only Saddler in Dodge City.
Call and see for yourself.
The Globe-republican., 1894-12-21

say. before you buy Your best girl an
Nmas present, just drop in and see those
beautiful Opal Rings AMI Silver Novel
ties ut =. H. YOung's the Jewclcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
HILL'S NOMINdIION.
Senator Faulkner. Views Opinion OF q
Republican

WASHINGTON. Sept 27-Senator
Faulkner, OF West Virginia. chairman OF
the Democratic Congressional Commit
tee. when told OF Mr.. INNS uomina-
ton. said. Il told YOU so" To those gen
tlemen he was talking with There is
only one David b. lin. % said the Senator.
meditatVeiy. and after "a few minutes
added. think OF the unparalleled bold
ness of the man. He has sttked his whole
political future on success lu this Hent.
aud" he added with emphasis. IL be
llrVe he will win. 4 friend %. mine from
New Iork-a prominent man. and one
who does not ike Hill-toli me recently
that next 10 " hliney I'M was the
strongest man the Democrats could nOU-
mate He is a marvellous politician Here
he was nghUng us on the tarlH question
as hard as ne could, denounClNE tho in
come tax and doing all he could % Circum-
vent the Democrats, and now he goes
back 10 New YORK and has everything
his own way.
senator Faulkner was not at an dis
pleased at the nomination.
1t means, he said, mat the Repuhli-
cans have the hardest Kind OF "a fight Oh
their hands 10 elect Morton
". S. Kerr, clerk OF the House, and eN-
chairman of the Pennsy iNania state
Democratic Committee. said: IT means
that the Democrats viii carry the next
House The boundlcss vigOr which liin
VIII put into this campaign viii insure
our holding our own III tiit Now uih
delegation, aud that will be enough a.
insure the House. The campaign Will
extend into Connecticut and New JcT-
scy, and do the ticket good In both those
States
The feeling among Democrats is openly
expressed that Inns election would
mean his nomination for the Presidency
Captain Thomas II. Mckee, assistant
secretary. was IN charge OF Republican
congressional headquarters. lie said he
thought IL was a strong nomination.
But Hill cannot expect TO carry the
State" he added. "lt II simply a short
cut across lots TO the leadership OF the
Democratic party lie said In the Senate
that II the Democrats would pass the
income tax, they could not carry a single
eastern state. What does he think Of
that now
thought Hii had made a mistake I'm his
soeecb as temporary chairman Of the
I'm coming out In defence OF
The tariff law. Gle said IN the Senate"
added the Captain. that he would pre-
lier the Mckinley law 20 the senate oil.
A New Yorker and n close friend of the
who would not be quoted,
said mat the inside facts OF the CON
vention must be known before the
: strength OF the ticket could be deter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
THE GEEAT NAV4L BArTLE.
What a Chinese oh ,-rver ssw-An ohcial
Japancs- Report.

LONDON. Sept 27-A Central News dis
patch from Shanghai says an eyewitness
gives the following account of the naval
batue Of September nth:
while eight Chinese warshps were ly-
ing at the entrance 10 the 1alu river
twelve Japanese vessels hove I'm sight
The Jauanese ships advanced I'm a single
line. while the chinese fleet assumed a
N-shaped formation with the flagship at
the apex In consequence OF this half
the Chinese vessels were rendered use
less. The japanese, in passing. opened
fire upOn the Chinese who replied 10 the
best of their ability After the battle had
been I'm progress for a short time the
chinese feet altered It's formation. The
.IaDauese fleet kent steaming in q circle
around the Chinese.
"Suddenly the japanese withheld their
fire but after quarter of an hour had
ELAPSED resumed the attack and poured a
hot fire into the enemy. The Chinese
Armstrong cruiser went out OF line, con-
,rary TO orders, and steamed alongside OF
one of the Japanese ships and sunk her.
The Chinese cruiser was sunk shortly al
terward. ~ .,.....
about this time two Chinese warshipS
which had been on guard up the 1aiu
river hearing the firing. Joined the heet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
san NHAIL'N D1UGHTER
sues for Divorce on the Grounds Of Non
support ard Cruel Treatment.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Sept 27.-A bill
for divorce was fled at Knoxville. Tenn,
to-day OF more than general interest
Lola Small jackson. a daughter Of the
famous evangelist, Rev. sam small, OF
Atlanta. Ga, sues her husband James
Jackson. for absolute divorce and the
custody Of their child, now about al year
old. ..
Upon the death OF his father. two years
ago. the bill alleges. Jackson inherited
5000 While 1T Tate Springs, an East
Tennessee summer resort. he met the
plaintiff I'm the summer OF 1892, and on
August 2lth OF that year he married her
'rhoy went to Knoxville TO live imme-
diate!y afterward but Jackson soon be-
gan to drink heavily, was - frequenter
OF gambling houses and spendthrift.
Less than a year from the time OF ms
marriage he had squandered all his
money. and the plaintiff was forced 70
return 10 her parents. while the defend
ann went 10 Texas. whore he now resides.
Bcsidcs the charge of non-support the
bin alleges that Jackson often had de-
lir,um tremeus. and while in this condl-
tion often threatened to shoot his wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
Gn,rrnm.nt ExhIbIt at Atlanta.

WASHINGTON, Sept. H.-The Board
Of MANAGEMENT 20 take charge of the
Government exhibit at the Atlanta Cot
ton states exposition held its first meet
ng al the Smithsonian Institution this
morning. Those present representing
the various branches OF Government SER
Vice. were. Agriculture, Charles W.
Dabney chairman; interior, r. ". Clarke;
PoSt-Ofiice Kerr Crage, Justice, Frank
Captain Thomas II. Barry L. =. A.;
Treasury. Charles i. Kemper; Fish Com
mission. Tar!etou II. Beann. Smithsonian
Institution Prof. q. Brown Goode.
The r-lncipal work Of the board to-day
il to decide upon the scope Of the Gov
.~umeuts exhibit and 10 appoint per-
.-LI-..If ennr.tlrN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
rho ,lans Approved.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept N.LIhe
bridge across the Delaware river, 70 con-
hheya been approved by the War Depart
naTt ment the the only change required being IN
~ iIocatlon 9f the draw. The bridge Is
~ n' he built by the Pennsylyanla RAILROAD
company whose chief engineer. az. W.
bi,b enough 10 pefSht the passage OF
n,r% Ferry boats at any point. The draw VII
acc @rc5mmodate ships with the tallest masts.
This bridge will give throggh ran con,
nectton 10 the seashOre and New Jersey
towns Work will commence within
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

CHICAGO. Sept. T.--As result ot e tne
grand Jury Investigation. OF onloago
Gambling, two owners OF propeds' sepl gn
which gambling was carrier on siaS Siu To-
6ry Grs oi mdictments we're voted asainst
TIay..,I - <ohn. owner OF the premises
at iiIs clark street Varnelrsl; George r. r.,
Harding, Jr., owner OF me brrsan!s, aDa
afteen mte90 Gambling house keepers. II Is sad
~ large number Of other indictments
vii vii follow. and a thorough inyesliSasHl,SSn non
Of the charge OF police corfuptiip1n' ,ecent
Modification is the result OF the teSe'
nrnssde Of the Civil Federation orssniz"~
tion against gambling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
E. ). rULLhR 4cQUIrifD.
Ind of the Fayet eviIic tase-Accus""
Once CouyIc ed fthe Murder of PARKER

WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept. IA sPe-
cieI to the star says: THE trial OF Ii
ward j. Fuller. which has been progress
ing at Rockingham. Richmond county
nearly six days. ended to-day with d
verdict of acquittal.
Fuller was charged with the murder OF
II q Parker. at Fayetteville. y. c.. and
wls tried there last March. convicted o,
murder u the first dcsrce and sentenced
10 be hanged.
The case was taken 60 the supreme
Court. which granted new trial A
change of venue was then made To Rich
monl county. ana second trial resulted
In the prompt acquittal Of the accused.
The case has attracted much attention
throughout the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Public Instruction. w. A. Jones; Com.
missioner OF Grounds and Buildings, >.
), Kent. with the exception OF bllick.
Linkhart and Dallman. nominees are the
ones put up by the Populisss.
AUTHORIZATION MEN BOLT.
The State Democratic convention, after
turbulent session, spit at midnight
over the fusion. When Judge uolcOmb,
the pOpulist candidate. was named for
Governor, the Administration men bolt
ed. The boilers numbered l04, and they
at once organized into separate con-
vention, ana began the work OF selecting
a straight Democratic ticket. The toll
Lowing Stale teckpt was nomina tod by
the boilers. including the delegates OF
six counties Governor, Z. -. stuarde-
want. Lieutenant-Governor, X. F.. Dun
MY: Secretary OF state, ID. T. kolfe /.
Auditor. Otto Baumani Treasurer, Luke
Drydenihal: Attorney General, John II.
Ames: Commissioner Of Public Lands and
Public Buildings, Jacob Bigler; Superin-
| tendent OF Public Instruction, Milton Doo-
little
The boilers convention then adjourned,
after adopting the same platform, with
the exception that II favors gold basis,
but before the bolt the convention SHOW
ed by its unanimous endorsement or WI
liam Jennings Bryan for senator, that ne
was their favorite son.
THE BOLrFBs FuE THErV CvBTiTICAITs.
LINCOLN. n. r.. Sept "A certif-
cate sworn 10 by Euclid Martin. as chair
man, and 5 NJ snyder as secretary OF
"The Democratic State Convention" was
filed with the Secretary OF State this
morning. II contains the names Of the
men put I'm nomination by the sec0lers
from the' Democratic State convention
AT Omaha last night Secretary - State
Allen says that as the certificate comes
to him from representatives OF the Demo-
cratic party he will accept Il TO be what
II purports. When asked T. another GER
tifcate should be filed by the officers OF
the reE>fIar Democratic convention what
he would DO with that. the secretary said
that he would have 10 take advice, as he
could not say off-handed what his course
would be He intimated that any con-
test as TO the right to the name OF he
Democratic ticket would have to be de-
termined by the courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
curvrsr HAVE LITTLE AMMusrrrox.
cnAhBKnLlIN on GLADsTosE.
Endorses the FN Pr,mier's Position on
tho Local Option Question.

LONDON. Sept 7.-Joseph Chamber
lain said to-day, in an interview, with
reference to the stand taken by Mr.. Glad
stone upon the local option question, that
mann, members # the Liberal party, who
h4ye hitherto been coerced into voting
fer the local veto power. II The Govern
meut should again bring up the bill at
the next session Of Parliament Chamber
lain believed il would cause a split in the
Wr Chamberlain also said he had re-
reiyeI many pools Of Mr. Gl1dstone's
continued -stecI am that the cN-leader
,,.,-.n.I trirudship for MIN had not been
broken or lessene1. He had visited Mr.
Gladstone recently, and had found his
charm Of character and grand personality
finer than ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
nn.nernho Kins Three Officers.

,u-sKOGEE, l. T.. Sept. 27.-Tom
smith. a nerro desperate, shot and killed
49, colored United States deputy mar
sL,1s and seriously wounsed two white
ri'sre while they were attempting to
,,r.st him nj the Muskogee international
I'llr this morning. The deputy marshalss
-, -, nr.auiZcd q posse and are in hot
Ha,n'',,it ~ the murderer. Smith used a re-
ir,'i,,er ana only fired four times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
led Now i02 Years Old.

prD HANK. y. j., Sept T-Joseph
i'IiD D,oiaLr,,ted his one hundred and sec
re lJ'ih ihirthdav at his home here yesterday.
4,,r ora tnlj "' some of his guests that he ex-
Ircted Pee sd' to i've good many years Longer
iilS .l..ntion OF mis- guests. Mr. Fiold
Ine 't married until he was nearly sew
WaS .,, "Us lars Of age. his bride being fifty
ey enoy ',0unger than he. lie has been a
a,,.,5over twenty-five years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
FOHSYTH EEPEBLiCINS.
a FuI Coun aud e-1,,AtiYe Ticket Nom
Lr-Inh Nln-l, IL o. h

WINSTON. n. C.. Sept. 27-spccial.-
The Republicans of Forsyth held their
county convention here to-day. They
nominated fun county ticket. ". j.
Ellis and Edgar Lineback were ch sen
for the House Of Representatives. The
latter is a farmer and loves TO talk He
WAS IN the Legislature four yeaIs ago
and caused considerable comment on his
appearance I'm not wearing a collar.
After the nominations to-day several
speeches were made. one iy Marshall
Mott, Republican candidate for solicitor
His speech was quite bitter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
HIAL'S hyINiyh hfPLr.
When Asked If He W"u Il Accept says lie
unn MOI Seen OfilcInlIN inInrtnah.

ALBANY. n. Y, sept 2.-Senator Da-
vid b. I.il, when asked to-day why he
had not announced his acceptance Of the
Democratic nomination for Governor. re-
piled
Il have not yet been officially informed
of my nomination"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
WEATHER FOrEsA~f

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept E.-For
Virginia: Showers and slightly warmer
in the interior; rain fss Sn dangspous das gale =
on the coast. a.
For North Carolina: Rain In eastern
portion: showers In western potuen.
Slightly warmer In the interior; nisn
northeast winds. gales on the coast di-
ruinishtng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
NGBR4shI DE HnC RATS sPLb'
Administration Men Bolt when roP""'
csndiJatss are Endorsed

OMAHA. NEB.. Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing nominations were made by the state
Democratic convention after miahsh,'
For Governor, Silas a. Holcomb.
pan,,,tst candidate. was nominated by a
Iarge maiority ON the first ballot The
baisnce OF the ticket is: Lieutenant Govern
or, j. n. Gafin; Secretary OF state =.
ditor. III. j. Dahlman; superintendent or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
weekly toiton StafIsiica

LIVERPOOL. Sept 27.-The following
III weekly cotton statistics: Total
are w ~ the week, 1900 bales. American.
:; saleS neS. otrade takings. including forwarded
uVU' shtns side. 6l.eo; actual export.
from .SntiI import. 9.OI: American. 5000;
4.eo; Lock $1,000; American. So. 900; total
total 81 900: American. 73.O00 specula-
alo1 a'S stock, 100; exporters stock, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
pitcher Kennedy to lie Disciplined.

prTTsBURG. Sept. 2L-Pltcher Ken
pidy of the Brooklyn club, who assault
nd ii;Trire Betts I'm Tuesdays game at
FXpos.tiou Park, will have to answer
f,, his conduct. officials of the Pittsburg
SI,h saw they will prefer charges against
tho ,C' ',6,ing man. and, further, that they
viii do all in their power TO have him
puuishel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

MANIsTIQUE. MICH. Sept. T.-The
schooner william Home, consort OF the
steamer +. r. Buell. sank OF seul choib
Point Tuesday night during the heavy
southeast gale. All OF the crew OF seven
excent one man were drowned. There
was one woman drowned The only sur
yiyor. Antonio Mingo. hoated ashore IN
conscious on a piece at a bow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
Pm ,merlcnn rors.sry Conrerrnce

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Sept. 27.-The
limited states has not signined its inten-
tions with regard 10 the Pan American
monetary conference, proposed by Mexico,
and this, with the delay OF other govern
ments to send answers 90 the invitation,
will cause the postpOnement OF the meet
ing. which was set for next month. II Is
probable that this government VIII decline
;ha fnvltatiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
,ss.ssinarion Of n Judge.

ro1usvILLE, KY, Sept. IA special
TJmrs from Hazard. KY, saws:
10 ,n' II. Holcomb was assassinated
sIu5 MS home sundaSy ,Sc odie. He Tas shot from
a co" I'm, his residence. Two unknown
street - !, seen running from the spot. and
men WHeined "A third man. Unknown par
taey al him twice last May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
HOWGATE IN THE TOLLS
A FUGITIVE FOR FOURTEEN YEARS,
BUT DETECTED AT LAST.
WAS Chief of tn. Weather Bureau and had
Embez1lsd, In all, $3.50 ,ooo-How
lie was Detected.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2I.-Cap'alh I''''''
W. Howgate. formerly chief oi "'e
Weather Bureau in Washington - -
and ,,bo has been a fugitive from JHSu'e
.i,c. tho winter Of $50 81, was alreS'eu
go, a. 10 o'clock in Ninth street be
,o.o,p broadway and Fourth avenue uy
Det.rtiyc A. j. Dmmmond' OF TINS CITY
.cf.ue for j. Sterling Morton secretary
- Agriculture at Washington
too,r,tc was not only chief. but dis
r,.r~inr officer. of the Weather Bureau
mis- entertainments. forGeries, and lar
comics. Il, IS alleged. aggregated $4,000.
3D.. Was am oaictr of the regular army.
a.l being genial, whole-sonIed man.
,.. hosts OF friends There are seven
.meIts hanging over Howgate, eacn
'..... ing a number OF counts.
....ate was arrested in 1881, but es-
.. from an officer who had him IN
...a ou a visit TO his home. Tie dis-
....4rad. and has not since been seen
@ identified by any United states Oh
a.er
HOW HE WAS DETECTED.
lie was known TO have left Washington
win q woman not his wife. lie had a
family at that time. lie now has a
rsHgtt,r who lives at Newburyporl, !,
Mass. The woman with whom he ncd
from Washir gton has long since l'lt
him How gate was, when ne ncd from
washington. an active black-haired man
I'm me prime OF life. lie is now Sixty
years Old. bent and broken, ana VIII
gray hair and beard. Thons3b b1nfinr 1nf l'''i aii
over the United States for HoWgAlc.
he has been living quietly here IN go, ,HT%,
York city as dealer IN sSCoi,, ,,',s at
books His place OF bns'''S1E SEasemcnt
IL bss had cards printed bearing me
name Of Harry Williams, any oy,.r oy 70
name he has for years petu h,,O cittes
- "a ,'',o,o.e u1oN cards announced that ne
dDals i'm "old magazines reviews ana
,esiJ.oce was at 40. 195 west Tenth
.. lllS ',.,crs ne had bachelor lodgings
and kent "a large amount OF STOCK lor
his store.
THE sYARCH REWARDED.
detectives hunted the continent over
for him but without success '.i
months ago Drummond learned that How
cat. was i'm the book business iH i.'cS
Cifv or Brooklvu. 4 Systemauc .unl ,...a Ul
an the bookstores ia the two cities was
MAJ u WAS believed that he was an
e-,l,In,a MS mo- bookseller named li'W-
gate was known TO the trade. n'H77
.,-,,. amy of brmmOu1 s agents l-t'"fu
tr4t n rulu resembling IioWgdie in 1Y-
paaranoe had been found in pooh-
store. that .mpIoNe was ShhdV"t,L ,.i7
acquaintance was i"fittI aHt "'N iii
vat- lif. fath0Wrd bV ConNcfS" -I'l,.
4 week a4o Drummond tried the plan
OF hluutiuG book sales auction rooms.
D. was happy thOuEht tlrIh .yH'
the War Department IN WaShIuL ,''''s NJ
know HuWg1fe. mad" the rounds oI lhr
hook auction rooms every day. ON M"H-
dqv the clerk saw HoWC1i' enter an auc-
tion room on Broadway. near Tenth street
H.nlar- haj chanEcd. From a man
,-airrfr. upwards ~ 100 pounds. ne has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
Al, or ,bc Treasury ,firials a, Work

WASHINGTON. Sept. T.r-For the iirst
time In several months all the pl9in,-
down. are ION deck IN the Treasury
Department The changes incident 10 the
REORGANIZATION which goes into erect
october ist Is engaging most OF uc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

MAsHINGTON. Sept. 27.-The Presidene
has issued a proclamation granting fuit
amnesty and freedom 90 al persons VINO
have violated the Edrnunds act against
pOlygamy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
VIRGINIA PosToFFIcFs.

There were thirty-ive appointments OF
fourth class postmasters to-day, but none
for VIRGINIA or North Carolina.
A new office has been established at
Govern, Cabanus county, y. c., with
George T.. Ritchie as postmaster.
Messrs. 4. j. Norcom, of North Caro-
lima. and 9. X. Ross, Of Virginia, are at
the Johnson.
Messrs. J. b. Birmingham, Of Hampton;
T,Veiptt Waddey. William =. PoVLIrr,,,-,
w A. Gray. and Mrs. NJ. T.. ana =, w
cone of Richmond. are at the St. James.
81. George r. Fitzhugh. ESD. OF Fred
ericksburg, is here on professional pusl-
ness. ,,, -. Month C,aro-
-, ~ ra In the city. II. L. w.