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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
SENATE EVENING SESSION.

In the senate Tuesday evening Lieut.
cnant Governor RacnSCh presided. Pc
titionS were presented relating To the
Justice of peace of the seventh dis
triCt in West superior, and asking for
the passage of the railway commission
bills. Senator SpcnSlry offered Il Joint
resolution To allow senator Davis to
introduce Il bill relating to diSrrmina-
ton between telephone companies. 1t
was adopted.
The state affairs committee report ed
for passage l21 senate, to allow wo-
men To vote. Senator Solliday dissent
ing Mr.. billiards. hotel dead beat bill
was reported for passage by the jul
dietary committee,
Senate BILLS Passed:
NO 10 relating to the deposits of
public moneys in county and city de
poSitoricS.
No 10, providing for the payment
of expenses of the attorney general
and his assistant when called from the
city in the discharge of their duties.
No 26O, providing that the trustees
of county insane aSylumS receive no
compensation.
No. $50, relating To the correction of
errors in making charges for the ear"
of insane.
Assembly Bills Concurrcd in:
No. 40. relating to connecting Hon
a,
canal
No. l7%. relating to Il register of pro
bate IN WinnChago county;
No 10, To prevent and punish
frauds in sale of goods wares and
merchandise AT public or private sale
and to regulate such sales;
No. 2l5, relating To n register of pro
bate for Racine county:
No. $50 relating to the Salem Mound
Cemetery association.
Assembly Bills Killed
No. 513, relating To the punishment
for indiscrcrt exposure,
No 631, authorizing n pontoon bridge
across Black river in La Crosse county.
Sellale lili,S hlll"ut
No. T., providing for the cNamina-
ton of banks loan and building as-
Sociali"us
40 II. providing for the compilation
and publication of town laws;
No. 40, amending the insurance
laws;
No. $50, relating to the filing and re-
ncWal of chatteI mortgages;
40. lS1, relating to th" appointment
of an assistant state librarian;
NO. 3O2. relating to Il change of
venue
momcntary parliamentary fight
was prccipitatcd when No, :}2 $,
came up on its cngroSsmcnt and third
reading. relating to the bureau of Ia
Dor statistics. with Senator Thaycr )
amendment Ia lcgislate Jcrrc Dobbs
out Of office senator Phalen objected
10 the Thayor amendment on the
ground that ii is not in keeping with
the original intent of the bill intro
ducod by Senator Mills Senator
I hayer insisted that senate commit
tee has the right to amend bill In
any manner GERMAN TO the title The
president ruled In favor of Senator
Thayer but I'm the meantime Senator
Woodwork had introduced an amend
mcnt looking to the adjustment of the
salaries Of assistants in the depart.
ment Of labor statistics and SO the
bill and amendment went to the com
mittcc on claims.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

Speaker burrows takes the Floor
and Makes His First Speech OF the
Session He Easily Carries the
House With Him Legislature
lluuur> H. C. Thorn.
Madison. March %.

Tlr>olay morning the senate was
called 10 order 10y Lieut.. GuN.
BaeuSch. \ motion 10y Scuator Weeks
that when the senate adjourn il he
until $50 in the evening prevailed.
Senator RaShtord introduced rcSolu-
TONS culoyiStic ot the late IL. G.
Thou. They were adopted 10y a ris-
ing vote and the senate adiounrd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
MARSHAL SHOT.

Keokuk, In, March 20.-While at
tempting to make an arrest AT croton,
Iowa, Marshal Strope was shot In the
back Of the head with gun by Joe
Milen, who escaped. The marshal was
dangerously hurt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
CURTIS REED DEAD.

Mcnasha, Wis March 20.-Post-
master Curtis Reed, founder of Mena-
sha, Is dead, aged 80. He came to
Wisconsin In 1896. lie located on the
present site Of Menasha In 1915. He
was brother Of Ex-Governor Harri-
son Reed, Of Florida
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
DIED OF NEGLECT
Little Girl Taken to Christian Sci
entists Who Are Arrested.

Dayton. March 20, Chief Of Police
Farrell has ordered the arrest Of DR..
and Mrs. IIatten Christian scientists
for manslaughter pending the coron.
crs investigation Of the death Of
liIah. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mead prominent and fashionable PEG.
ME. The deceased was a granddaugh-
ter Of the late Congressman Houk.
The girl. aged ten. suffering with
typhoid fever was taken to the pac"
kept by John Il. Hatten and wife,
and the child died from neglect. The
city is greatly excited over it. The
coroner has forbidden burial and will
hold an autopsy today. Hatten and
his wife are in jail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
TIE PRESIDENT ACTS.
Alfred linSlcy Is Again Appointed
PoStma Strr III Sioux Falls.

Washington, March 20. The prcSi
dent has appointed Alfred u. Tinslcy
postmaster at Sioux Falls. :. u. The
Tinslry appointment has excited Il
great deal of talk in the senate, and
led To Il sharp conflict between Semi
tors pcttigrcw and Kyle. ending in
the victory of the former, who
brought about tn" rejection Of the
nomination by a large majority in
the senate Senator PcttigrrW'S home
is in Sioux Falls and he made his
fight on the ground that TinSlry was
Il bitter enemy of his The rrappoint-
mcnt of 'rinslry, who will contriyc I"
serve, Notwithstanding this rejection
of his nomination. may lead to an in
tcrcSting fight over the meaning of
the phrase in the constitution that
presidential appointments shall he
made with the advice and consent
of the senate"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
ASSEMBLY EVENING SESSION

At the evening session Of the assem-
bly, Mr. Yawkey, under permission In
troduced two bills, one to apportion Ger.
tain Indebtedness soon falling due
from the Pelican district In Oneida
county, and the other TO charge the
terms Of court in the 18th circuit. A
bill was presented by Mr. y. .. Ma
honey making II possible to bring ac.
ton against any Of the officers Of a
nonresident corporation.
Ward Boundaries
When senate bin No. Ill, with It's
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
HONOR THEMSELVES
BY HONORING THE MEMORY OF
LINCOLN.
Maine Senate Unanimously Adopts
Resolution to Make the Great Mar
tyr's Birthday a Holiday.

Augusta, Me. March -, In the son
ate the resolution to make Abraham
Lincoln's birthday a holiday was
unanimously adopted.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

senator Morgan. ~ Alabama chair
man az tie senate foreign relations
committee. says the r"yolntlonists IN
cuba will win If they keep at II
long enough He fayors the buying
Of Cuba ~ the United states.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
TORECALL THURSION
DAYS OF HAWAllAN MINISTER
NUMBERED.
50 SAYS \ REPORT FROM MA
yiGNAT. CAPITAL.

Gresham HAS .>"t Been on the Best
of Terms VIVA The Man From Hon
olulu-ENrry Courtesy Shown Back
ana Fuun- utticials Will Not
Talk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

philadelphia, Pa, March 20, The
Earn line steamship Earnwood arrived
at Richmond from 81 Jago dc Cuba,
but the ship. which flies the British
flag was not molestcd by the Spanish
authorities. While on the outbound
passage, when eight miles east Of
Guantanamo, March 10, she was hailed
by the Spanish torpedo catcher Neuyn
Espana, but hove TO, salutcd and
passed OH about her business. A
large number Of troops from Spain
were expected 10 arrive ut 81. Jago
shortly after the Earnwood left and
the general belief In ST. Jago Is that
the Insurrection will be prolonged for
some time and will not be crowned
with success. 81 Jago is under mar
tial law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
ALLIANCA ACCUSED.
American ship Said 10 Have Arms for
Cubn Aboard.

Washington, March 20. Nothing Is
known here Of the reported action OF
the Spanish ships. lnfantn isabella 81
Arccdo IN firing on American vessels.
There Is good ground, however, for ia"
belief TINT n ship sailing FROM Saynn.
nah with Cuban arms aboard, VIII
furnish the actual cause Of the dctcn-
tloil II she IN ovcrhnulcd.
A careful investigation Is proceeding
as To the cargo shipped by the Allinnea
nj Colon; allegations that arms were
taken aboard under cover Of darkness
having been made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
HARVARD DISCUSTED
HARVARD FACULTY TO ALLOW
No MORE FOOTBALL.
DECISIVE MOTION ADOPTED IN
\ MEETING.

Win Probably Have no Eleven ON the
Gridtrou This Coming Falcon.
muutcatton on the Matter Careful
ly Considered Another Meeting to
he Held Next August,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

Letters found on captured lnsur-
gents at Colon implicate high officials
In furnishing arms and money.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

When senate BIN No. III, with It's
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

the direct personal supervision 81 oul
able assistant attorney general, Mr'
Juso. and further thnt cX-Attorn"S
General Estabrook, after careful cN
animation. gives II bis unqualified
sanction and approval.
"Thc solid Dane county delegation
after careful examination Of the
provisions Of The bill, favor the pass
agc Of the same for the reason that II
Is based upon fairness, justice and
equality TO the city Of Madison and tho
county Of Dane ms well.
Mr. Hanson, Of EelOit, NJ mem
Der Of the house committee on cities
defended the bill aud the amendment
saving that II was a question OF pol
itics, as the bill related only TO PR"
cfacts already existing. He main
taincd that cities operating under gen
oral charters must have relief Of some
kind very soon to enable them TO con
yurt precincts into wards. He argued
that the bill was more democratic ana
moro liberal even than the general
charter law. He asked that Immediate
action be taken in order that certain
cancuses In Madison, now IN abey-
ance. may be had In conformity with
the proposed law.
Mr.. Hubert Wolf thought the bill
calculated only TO increase city rep
resantation on county boards.
At Mr.. De Groif's request the amend
ment was read.
Mr. Blake did not wish at this time
Il. oppose the bill, but he called atten-
ton 10 the fact that 1t might effect
Racine. though be was aware that that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

CAPE CHARLES. VA. October i2-
CSpcci9l)-Mrs. Amos Elsael, OF Denver.
Col, who is Visiting hcr son. Mr.. II. II.
Ortor, proprietor 90 the Cape Charles
Eotci Is g. mrtab-r OF The chamber OF
Commerce Of Denver ard also takes an
active part IN Stale politics. She was
tho only woman delegates a: the silver
CouI outiou recently held at Cleveland. O.
Captain William walker. VII. for many
years was Keeper OF the quarantine sta
ton az "Fish,rm9n's." lcft here yester-
day for Richmond. Va, whore ho will
make bis home III health compelled
Captain Walker 70 resign his position
as keerCr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
LINING DEPARTMENT.

Just now the Skirt Innings are
making it much talked about.
Innings at surprise prices.
Silk0lnes at IL l-2c.
Gros-Grain Sllkolines at IL l-2c.
Silcot at iIc.
Tdffcta Percalines al &c.
For waist-linlngs, Figured Sateens. at
l. l2c.
3G-inch Twill-S.lk at SOC.
Imported Figured Black Sateens at Z'c'
alOire SateCns in cOlors TO match dresses
at SOC.
For a special lnteriining like Chamois
Fibre for y l-2c. yard.
Genuine H9ir-Cloth, Herringbone-Gray
and Black sc.
Canvas in all colors at l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
s,SEss OPPORTUNITIES.

INCREASE YOUR INcoME.-Slosoo TO TO
So - per month can be maae from rom s sns to-
YES OF 500 BY our sate "a, a"' W6Sat
m n,il, b ,nI c0tton. Thousands OF dollars
S'qfF Sc made and during the next month We
a dIge over twenty years exp srienee. Sen ~
For Book and Circulars, sno"'Hfs er ~ n}fers
90 H. anu VIM +. J. WAKEM & CO.
oc12-1t sS Beaver street Ne" IoIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

the guest OF Misc Mary Lippltt. at Ell
minFton."
Miss Christine chew. OF ChGrlcstown.
W. Va. IS spending several days with
Miss Mamie Powell Mccormick
Miss Margaret Chamberlain returned 10
Richmond Friday. after spenlrY tho sum
Wall
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lend to buy or not.
\ SILK STORE INDEED.

30 cases of Silks alone received
the past week-that promises
plenty of all sortS-the Fancy
Silks so much in demand par
ticularly.
20 rIecos Assorted Combinations in Ca,
.rrllan silks at 39c. yard; very spec'a'
'H Am,suK Fsncy-stripe Tane'as, com
binations that ere really worth g. lor
Cgc. ,o,. r-,es,, and
,m-s1k Heavy Double-Warp Glossy su-
rah. worth 75c.. for SOC.
INV Dlmask Satins for skirts iash-
,,.,'Ils article for this season. designs,
eysry thread silk. for 75c. yard; usual
N..i value. ,.,. ,i,.,o ,i,ht
e1,,ers' at .5c., Is a bargain.
wide Brocaded TaIfeta Sii"s at '''
yard. .. -, Evening silks
g., ,yorth your attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
An Important Week.

This week is Is capital opportunity for
you to buy HANDSOME AND Sly
LISH SUIT at bargain.
% MEMS BLUEor BLACK CHEVIOT
SUITS, all wool, last color9, fail
weights. SACKS, al sizes. made to sell
for Sl2 land worth it,. Special
price, $50.
o. MEAS BLUE or BLACK KERSEY
OVERCOArS at so. We know of
A house that gets Sl5 for no better.
IS is the price OF good and stylish
BOYS SUIT, long pants, worth
2S.jo.
g. is the price of good and stylish
CHILD'S SUIT, but this week We
selectei three lots OF the 80 grade
which 20 at 33.25.
MEMS HAT DEPARTMENT.
9 dozen MINIS DERBYS, worth 81,
at 1915.
3 dozen MEMS DERBYS, worth SO, at
81.
8 dozen MEMS DERBYS. worth $3.50,
at Sl.iS.
All low crowns-the latest Youman
block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Cloak and Wrapper riaterial.

An unprecedented assortment
of soft, warm, and heecy elder
down i'll the basement for
making sacques, wrappers, and
childrcn's cloaks. We have
them in solid colors, wool, for
25c. yard, and new style stripes
for 37l2c. yard, and in Yard
Wide Astrachan and Cream for
75c.
Small Plaid and S;ripe-Wool CioakinS'
1 J. yards wide, 81 ~ yard.
Mixed Boucle Cloaking, in light mix
lures, at 81 yard.
New Fashionable Rough Cioaking, IN
Blues ana Blacks, for - yard.
Navy-Blue and Black Beaver, for ELoo
yard.
go Genuine Ol-Painting,s with 5-lnch
heavy gilt frames, -'xlJ, - Inherent
scenes. for zoe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

sprCr,1.ATION.-s YOUR sPhC-
~ iATTVE ORDERS for grain, IroFlsi00hsa,,
- ,1,r,i. ~ a reliable house. We solicit
5 5nh sso on margins our daily letter free
ye@ins the d mSrN Sar T hoox DC on 't specaa
on fepu.1s' ,acui,las are uneAcelled.
0l,,htL;rNZiE. TURNER & CO, as ives West
" I-,,inn Building, Chicago. oc l5-Sul1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Miller * EhondS'

New Cloak department will have It's
Special Opening Monday, Tuesday. ana
wednesday. Tho very swellt jacket
and Cape stock in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

go Skirts from a
broken down manu-
facturer at a broken
price.
A Mohair Crepon.
velvet bound. heavily
lined, that cost 80
yard. for 81. 80.
A heavy Black 81
ciliau, percaline lined
with hair-cloth, Vel
vet binding. to-
$3.50.
Fine All Wool Mo
reen Skirts. grass
cloth lined, velvet
bin dings, for 81 IS.
ATWOOD Serges in
Navy and Black, for
So 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

600 INVESTED UPON Our, A so',l u;
at March amounted TO several thous rIii
dollars last month; very m', yll, ' he hstter
80, ever Tor large profits. Send for our
Pooi< and proofs OF this. showing now 10
do n. free. Bank references; co
"' ~ =, j. WAREM * CO.,
IS Beaver street, New YORK.
~ s-Su&Wly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
FALL DRESS GOODS.

The Dress Goods buyer didn't
miss big manufacturer i'll his
campaign OF buying-didn't miss
getting the cream of his produc-
tions early i'll the season.
36-inch Knock-About Suitinss. in Tan
and Gray-Mixed. partly WOOL, for ice.
yard the manufacturers could not make
them for that price; and We have enough
OF them II last for one week.
The most extraordinary Item IS a Heavy
All-Wool Cheviot. - inches wide IN
several mixturee. Scotch designs worth
7Jc., for 2sc.
For ladles-Boucle Cloth. with solil-c2lor
backgrounds and pretty. glossy BACK
mohair figures. that were imported u re-
tail Tor 81; b. our usual cleverness W.
viii give them 10 you for zoe. yat-.
Scotch Camers-Hair. d SOFT. 1rsAt
chasing mixture. with long camel s-iaIr
ali through it, IN the following mixtures:
Brown and Cold. Blue and Cola. Garnet
and Gold. Full l---yari5 wide. Jnd wortn
t. the ScJtchman s., but for stllkinS
bargain 5sc. % the price.
An importation from Germany-Beauu-
ful, Bright and Sombre Paid-MhXtures.
lu-t what is needed for chuGreu's dresses,
AMI extra waists, aI-woOI and wJoi-and-
silk mixed; zoe. Is the price.
our direct importation OF Fine Dress
Goods from Paris, Berlin. and London has
lust arrived. and YOU viii nui one fourth
OF the usual price knocked Off.
Coiorcd-Ground Black Monair, raised
figures, is a stylish article, worth $l.-o'
thar We are selling for s9c.
Black and Col0red Artlstically-Wo
Fore.sn Cropons. mat are worth si.IO. we
are selling for IL.
Fun i-2-Yard Boucle-Cloth. mohair AID
silk mixtures. lovely combinations, that
are worth s. yard. We are selling for 80
yard.
We have the most complete stock OF
Navy-BMe Scrgos and Cloths.
Fun-Yard-W Wide Serses, l5c. yard; Navy
Blue only.
Sc. erade Of Imported Navy-bIue
Gar,c. ever thread wool. and fun %
inches wide, for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
TENT MEETINGS.
TNE BEAUTIFUL N LIFE IS SOUGHT By ALL.

We do not intend bragwe simply mean to state tacts-
that our fall assortment of goods much above the ave
race Bc3utv-ouality and style happily bended-hat one
has but to see thing wish to become the p0cSS0r OF
r cs TOO are Irresistible backed by "OUR HOAORABIE
WORD" AS TO QUALITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

things easy-convenient.
The new Velvet Dress-Expander in all
colois.
100 pairs Fancy-Silk Carriers. with silver
buckles and satin bows. 2jc.
The Wrinkle. 3 sizes. Crinkle Hair
Pms. 80 in box, FOR lee.
M0Irnlug-Pins. Blue steel. with jet
heads. sizes. containing 3 dozen. for Joe.
p-pe~s Of Needles. Darnlng- Needles
and ,Wing-Needles. for &C.
sarah E-rlhorit Waving-lrons. lOc.
d0zcu NV Bright Hat-Pins. So.
Whal, bOne-Cas.ng, assorted lot, for DC.
e1ch.
Coiorel Waving Har-Pins. lc.
All colols spool Cotton. g.
Witch KloJh. prepared cloth for polish
ing metals. little work. wheeimen should
bc interested.
Rubishiue. the only article we ever saw
that will completely eradicate scratches
from furniture for l9c. a bottle.
Raraphine Tooth-Wash. n fragrant
tooth-wash. just as good as some that cost
5oc.: special for lJc. bottle.
Wool Soap. that will save your fiannels
from shrinking, only lOc. for large cake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

- place Ike ours for getting M1ndo-
Inns, Guitars, etc There Is a rUeh for
the Naehburn. as they are the very best
TO be had, and we are State agents.
WALTER y. MOSES d CO..
1Gj Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Miller & isliOads

will have p Special Opering in thor New
cloak Department Monday. Tuesday, and
Wednesday OF this week. All new gar
n,en.e-correct In style. ard III. our new
stock IS a very superior orc. Don't fail
10 see our swell Jackets aud Capes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
rsz--x-lr,uzssr~-srnE.
The Only SiN-W eci.s' Course I'm
French

by the Bon Sos system opens October
g. 1925. Registration begins October IS,
1886. rs east Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

the practical knowledge OF French you
acquire when taught by the Bon Sens
system. 2C5 east Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

twenty-five acres of natural oyster
grounds were omitted from the survey
in each OF the above-named places.
PERSONAL.
Judge Farror. OF Amelia. will delight
the people OF Onancock next Tuesday
night.
Eev. George ". Easter. rector of the
Epi4copal churches in Monroe county.
". Va. Is visiting his former parish
toner's az Eastville. In Northampton
county. They are delighted to see him
again. Large congregations greeted him
last Sunday at Christ church. in East
vile. and a. OF Hgngars church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Compliment in Massachusetts to a
YifSinian.
CHANGED HIS MI
MIND.
The AfterthOught of nm Indcpend-
cnt Cnnjidufc--ComnIis Cor
recting the survey of the Oyster
Observation-Disclosures, Personal. &c.

ONANCOCK, VA. October I2-CSpe-
ciaL)-Mr. s. Upshur Hopkins, OF Oman
cock. who. for the past two years. has
been a student OF Harvard University.
Mass. has just been appointed assist
ant instructor OF mathematics and en-
cheering in that famous institution Mr.
Hopkins was prepared for Harvard at
the academy IN this town, and during
his first year at the university won a
valuable scholarship in a competitive ex-
animation. lie is still student at Har-
ward. and will be graduated from the
Lawrence Scientific School at the end OF
the current school year. AS the po-
siton he has Just obtained was given
for special excellence, the honor IL all
the more TO be priced. Mr.. Hopkins Is
the son Of the late Captain stephen
Hopkins. who was postmaster ut Oman
cock during Clcvcland's first Administer
ton.
CHANGED HIS MIND.
Mr.. Nat. J. W LeCato. who some
time ago declared himself an inGepend-
ent candidate for the House Of Dele
in opposition 10 Major Baker J.. Lee.
has changed his mind. and now announces
that he VIII oppose Or. Charles
Smith for the House of Delegates
from Accomac and Northampton lie
evidently docs not believe in the famous
saving about swapping horses while
crossing n stream; but Mr.. LeCato pro-
baby found out from mixing with the
people that hardly anything would BE-
- impossible FOR him 80 DO as 10 defeat
Baker T.. Lee. After the election he
VIII be a sadder II not n wiser man.
TENT MEETINGS.
Rev. J. ". Lee. the Methodist cvanee.
list. has closed the great tont me-
ings that DE has been holding IT. Puuso-
league for the past two weeks. lmin nse
crowds attended the meetings. ana about
forty persons professcd conversion The
Raptists and Methodists are holding r.
vival meetings in nearly every part or
the Eastern shore.
At the August term Of the Accomac
County Court comm SsioneIs w-rc APP
uo'utcl to examine the surveys made 10y
Lieutenant Baylor. of the Oyst"r-Sr01r -
in Deep creek. Doe creek. AID Island
bav. all on the bay-s!de OF Accomdc
The commissioners have completed their
work. and will report that more than
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div
gathering
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