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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14
FIFTH INFANTRY TO TAMPA.
IL VIII he Relieved by second North
Carolina,

ATLANTA, GA, July Borders were
issued to-day, assembling the Fifth In
fantry, now on duty at various points
throughout the Department OF the Gulf.
at Tampa, Fla. IL is not known who Is
TO command the Fifth, but the duty will
fall either to Colonel Richard Comba,
now at Santiago, or Colonel Henry h..
Freeman, post commandant at Fort Nc
Pherson. The Fifth, which is General
Miles's old command, has been until re-
Gently under the direction OF Colonel IL.
G. Cook, now retired.
TO relieve this regiment, two companies
of the Second North Carolina Infantry,
now at Raleigh, have been ordered to the
garrison at Fort Mcpherson, one COM
pany goes to Port Royal, $. c., another 10
Tybee, ana two to ST. Augustine. The
Third Texas Infantry will be divided be-
tween New Orleans, Galveston, Eagle
Pass, Corpus Christi, Pensacola, and the
Dry Tortugas.
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Sature's Combination.

Taskinas Mineral Water Is offered TO tho
pubic, equal in taste 90 the celebrated
Saratoga Vischey." II is anti-acid:
hence. It IS highly recommended for all
stomach. kidney. blood diseases and per-
sistent nausea, which are usually the re-
sult OF an excess OF acid in the systen.
See advertisement this paper to-day.
LEWIS w. BuRwELL.
Southern Agent, go Main street.
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ADVANTAGES
of the G. a q. sunday Outings ia
Old Point, ocenn view, and Nor
folk.


Old Point, ocenn View, and Nor
folk.
Ii Is the best, quickest, cheapest. and
most enjoyable. II is run by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway and that guar
antees plenty Of seats for all who 20. IL
IS clean ride, free Of dust, over stone
.ballasted TRACK, and "A most delightful sail
across Hampton Roads. for those making
their Sunday outing TO Ocean View or
Norfolk. lt is cheaper in money and
quicker In time TO Ocean View than any
other route. IL carries a Parior-car, on
which seats can be reserved in advance
at No. 500 east Main street. ONLY ONE
DOLLAR for the round-trip TO Old Point.
Ocean View, and Norfolk. tho tickets be-
ing good on the ferry. Ocean View, and
Norfolk hourly cars any time during thu
day up 10 leaving Norfolk Gas L. NJ, and
leaving Ocean View y. NJ. The evil
denco OF the correctness OF the above is
shown by the large majority who use
Chesapeake and OHIO Sunday outings
Leave Richmond $50 A. NJ; returning.
leave Old Point II. NJ
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Friday Half Holiday.

The Meyer Store. corner Foushee and
Broad. will close every Friday at p. NJ.
20 give their employees half holiday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14

Ei1el Tower fruit.Juices mako Concentrated
delicious lemonaco az trifsng cost Sole
agents In Richmond, PURCELL. LADp Il Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14
FOR Disease. of the Liver, sssmasAu


the ws:er OF the Greenbrisr White saiphur
Springs Is tho most valuable 10 America
PURCELL, IiD0 q Ca. who;sscla AscatA
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MILES sUPERSEDES sHAFTER.

Future Movements of the Army VIII
he Directed by Him in Person
Surrender OF All Santiago Pro-
vince Included in Oar Demands.
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The Me ather.

f1 WASHINGTON, July 13.-Fore-
IRllN cast for THURSDAY:
For Virginia and North Caro-
lina-Showers; warmer In western
portions: light, easterly winds.
For South Carolina and Georgia
Showers fresh. southeasterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14

THE CRISIS AT HAND.
Santiago VIII Either Surrender To-Day
Or be BOnbarded,
OUR OFFER TO GENERAL TORAL,
We Have Undertaken to Send His
Army Back to Spain,
DESIRE TO AVOID BLOODSHED,
!..a Proposition as Good for Our Pur-
n@5aS Destroying Spanish Forces,
YELL0N-FEYER AMONG OUR MEN,
ibis Dread News Brought, and II Tends
70 Hasten Military Operations.
T0RAL EXPECTED. TO GIVE UP.
It's Thought He Will Finally. Realize
the HODeleSSneSS Of His Situation.
REFRESHING NEWS FROM DEWEY. |
We Teach German WarShipS a Lesson |
and Take Subig Bay.
WILHELM'S IRENE iRETIRES.
She Yields PlaCetO Raleigh and Concord,
Though Latter are Less Formidable.
INCIDENT NOT DANGEROUS
Il is Hardly BIpeCtedIt viii Lead to Dr.
plOmatiC ENHANCEMENT.
MADRID TALK OF PEACE
Government Said 10 Be Sincerely
Anxious for Santiago to Fall.
MILES sUPERsEDES sHAFTER.
Future Movements of the Army VIII
BE Directed by Him in Person
Surrender of All Santiago Pro- +
vince Included in Oar Demands.
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THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES

TERDAY was clear and pleasant.
State OF Thermometer:
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TRUCE EXTENDED.
ToRaL GIVEN MORE TINE IN
WHICH TO MAKE FINAL ANSWER.
BoMBARDMENT At NOON TO-DAY.
Spanish General Has Authority Co
Withdraw nnd Surrender East
Cuba-ThiS IL DecIined-we O1cu
to Take Spanish Army to Spain.

WASHINGTON. July i3-The following
dispatch from General shafter was posted
at the War Department at ESQ, this after
noon.
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IA GALA nay

liz Berlin kfd Germany ever Emperor
William. Iiirtb,iny Celebration.
BERLIN. Jan. 27,-rhe celebration
to-day OF the birthday OF the Emperor
William was more general than usual.
The public and other buildings were
decorated with flags. and busts OF his
majesty were everywhere displayed.
The emperor received the congratula.
lions of his mother, ex.Emprcss Fred
er!ck, und the German princes, includ-
Ing the kings OF Saxony and Wurten-
burg. tr
1.-THE newspapers. excepting tho So.
clallst organs, published congratulatorY
articles. The socialist papers deplore
the monarchial feeling and the conser-
vativc and agrarian press urge the en-
peror to show courage and abolish the
general franchise and workmen's rights
of coalition. NE \
During the early morning there was
great musical revellle by the bands OF
a whole brigade, which awoke the pop.
lulatlon. a cu!tassler OF the trunipeter
corps sounded the reveile from the Gu.
pola OF the castle.
There was much open Indignation al
the shutting Off OF oil traffic In the dis
trlct around the castle.
In the evening the illumination OF the
city was very fine. One store showed
$500 electric lights.
The United States embassy was IL
Illuminated and the United States am.
bassador. Mr.. Andrew D. White, par.
ticlpated In all the festivities and at
tended with his stan the gala perform
ance at the opera house. The French
ambassador, the Marquis de Noa!lles,
was decorated with the grand cross OF
the Red Eagle.
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MOUNDsvILLE
A miscellaneous atelnngc of Minor Mat
tsr ts,. rron, NJ, rrhnIpt Nefr,nnfI,

A aIIscelInmeous aIelnnge of 3Timnr aInt-
tefs from Mnrshail's Metropolis.
The question OF granting license for
the sale Of spurious liquors in Benwood
came I'D before the county court OF
Marshall county, yesterday. D. B. Ev-
ans appeared for the saloon-keencrs
and presented about twenty appllca-
lions for license. J. Alex. Ewing ap-
peared for those opposed to The grant
ing of license Both sides OF the ques-
ton were ably argued and well pre-
scented to the court by the opposing
counsel. After thoroughly considering
the question the court ordered that IL
cense be granted, President S. Il. Dav-
is and D. r. Chester voting for license
and G. +. Gray against. Next Tuesday
was set as the day when the npp!ica-
tions will be considered ana licenses be
granted 10 those who comply with tho
terms OF the law.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

Twenty members OF the Thlmble Bee
were entertained in charming manner
yesterday afternoon by Miss Bess Grit
fifth in honor Of her cousin, Miss Bertha
Griffith. OF Pittsburgh. Mrs. E. ]. A.
Drennen and Mrs. L. J. Robinson were
among the guests.
The directors Of the Belmont County
Fair Association have decided to enter
the National Trotting Association.
Joseph Jacobs expects to leave for the
Klondike the latter part OF February or
early in March.
A meeting will be held at the rolling
mill house today to organize a Cymro-
dorion society.
a concert hall IS being built by Fisher
Brothers at their place on Main street.
Mrs. J. P. Bracken, OF Mt. Pleasant,
was in Martins Ferry yesterday.
James A. Gray, who has been on the
sick list, Is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. David ". Thomas have
q girl baby at their home.
& A car load of horses will arrive to-day
to be sold at public sale.
John Neft Is calling on friends in Mar
tins Ferry.
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Immediately and was not injured. After
two more attempts he made the quarter
In 36 1.5 seconds.
The score at midnight:
POSSIBLE COMBINATION
Ofthe New York Central aud Lake Shore
Railroads, .

oithe Ne" hork Srntrhi uuu Aake ohvfo
Railroads.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser says to-day:
A combination Of facts in relation to
New York Central and Lake Shore rail-
road management. and stock market re-
flectlons OF them. have been generally
interpreted to Indicate an carly consol-
ldat!on OF these two railroad systems.
The executive officers OF the Central,
who are usually courteously accessible
and not unreasonably reserved about
matters In which the public Is interest,"
ed, refuse now to say anything con-
ifirmatorS or In denial OF the rumor.
This is taken as secondary evidence of
Its probability. Some five years ago. the
project was under way and It has since
been said that It would have been con-
summated then, but for the financial
panic that came on about that time.
Recent refundins operations on the
Lake Shore and talk OF retunding oper-
atlons in relation to the Central have
been understood as preliminary steps
to the, greater transaction. 80
Treasurer E. v. W. Rosslter, OF the
Central. Is on his way to Egypt to meet
Cornelius Vanderbilt and hold a busi-
ness conference with him. 1t Is reported
that he carries with him plan OF con-
5solidation OF the two roads, a plan to
which Mr.. Vanderbilt Is said to have
been favorable disposed, and that Mr..
Rosters mission Is to secure his for
NAL approval OF It at this time. II he
succeeds the consolidation Will be ef-
fected Immediately upon his return.
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plaques XIII In fiay. Ten, OF thousands Of
intelligent people recognize that they are
threatened BY TIL, deadly disease, but take
no precautions against II. ttt ~
Consumption approaches It's victim step
by step. First there Is q little :" out OF
sotts y feeling, the digestion isn't Just right,
z the appetite falls of, the liver Is inactive,
the assimilation OF the life.giving elements
of the food Is imperfect, the blood gets I'm.
pure and the body Is improperly nourished.
These conditions get worse and worse, The
heart through the artefial system Is pump
ing thin. poisonous blood into every organ
Of the body. The organs that are inherently
weakest break down frst. Ordinarily the
lungs. As the, last straw that breaks the
cancels back comes cold, however slight.
This, with the accompanying cough, COM
pletes the work and an invasion Of the germs
Of consumption follows. Or. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery cures 9S per cent. Of
oil cases Of consumption. It correets the
conditions that lead up to It. It Is the great
est blood.makcr and fesh.builder known
x. c. Mcf.in, Rsq., Of Kempsvilie Princess
Anne Co., Va. writes: "Whcn commenced
taking your Discovery was very low with
cough. and at times spit up much blood. ! was
not able 10 do the least work, but most Of the
time was 10 bed ! was all rundown, very weak,
my head was dizzy, and was extremely des-
do nc much good. but I had faith In Il and COD
tiuucd using Il until had taken fifteen bottles,
and now do not look nor feel like the same nnn
was one year ago. People arc astonshod, and
Say. well 1's year this TINE ,; would not have
thankfully say am entirely cured Of titease
which. but for your wonderful Discovery, would
have resulted In my death" lsE &
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Yesterday in the Relative Positions OF
the Pittsburgh Races.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 27-.rhe riders
'a's evening are still ploidIng along. the
'eadc's making az average OF lille
over eighteen miles an hour. The reia-
1--WE position of the men shows no ma
% as change. The attendance tonight
""o"ed q slight increase over yesterday
IN. aau !, Is though. az the wind-up ap.
, m,ni;aches, the Interest IN the contes.
WI, WI increase. Gardiner rode an cxh.bI.
, MGn I'VE miles this evening lnatwelve
m m.,S and twenty seconds. Eddie
to- r'a . was on the programme for quar-.
dts,a m,e dash ana Intended to cover the
Instance on tho twelve inn tract, In
t tW'Iy seconds or as near II as he could.
N" ", a. coming around the last turn on
s t"I t ntst lap nc made It too short and
nj. ' s.o,n HIS wheel, His tra!nars ran n.
aSAtataAee. but he was on his fael
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RELLA1RE BRIEFS.

Hon. J. E. Blackburn delivered an .ad-
dress at q meeting Of the editors Of the
associated daily papers Of Ohio. and
made an explanation OF his prosecution
of certain patent medicines containing
poisonous substances that won for him
the applause OF some who had but re-
Gently criticised him on account OF the
loss of advertising patronage.
Mr.. A.. C. Darrah has again been
elected president of the Belmont Coun-
ty fair association, and T. c. Ayers Sec
retary and they have determined to
enter the National Trotting Association,
so that the speed ring Will be under the
rules and regulations OF that orsaniza-
ton.
The match between the Silver Leaf
bowling team, OF Wheeling, and the
3ellaire Buckeyes, 10 be rolled at
Schmulbach's alleys this evening Is at
tracing some attention here and quite
q crowd will witness the games, as the
home boys are not SO confident OF win
ming.
Spot Green, the local deputy oil In
spector, under the Hon. Charles l..
Kurtz, says there Is movement on
foot 20 Gust him because he shouted for
Eanna. The place Is not worth
quarrel over and Spot. will hardly be
removed for any such reason.
Superintendent H. G. Williams will
address the Guernsey County Teachers
Association at Senecav!lle. Saturday af-
ternoon. and In the evening will deliver
his lecture there. on Helen Kellar."
The superintendent Is In demand at
educational gatherings.
The James Noren. with q tow OF coal.
yesterday afternoon narrowly escaped
the fate OF. the Ark the day before, In
passing the bridge pier here, but they
went through safely. and 1t is said "a
miss Is as good as n mile"
Thcamother OF Mayor Williams was at
the point OF death all day yesterday and
his father ia also quite sick. Both are
quite old. but up until recently have
enjoyed fair health.
DR.. G. A. Keepers and family have
returned to Duluth, MINI, where he
will resume his occupation as nm In
dian allotment agent. A&
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SPECIAL SERVICES.

The special St. Andrews services at
the Episcopal church here this evening,
will be conducted by Wheeling gentle
men. The programme Is as follows:
Professional by Vested Choir. -,
ter.
Scripture Lesson......Rev. ". J. williams
Brotherhood Hymn-'Jesus Calls U.s."
Addresses: The Brotherhood OF St. An
drew, by DR.. G. A. Aschman, OF St.
Matthew'S Chapter.
The Rule OF Prayer, Rev. N. s. Thomas,
Rector st. Matthews. Wheeling.
The Rule OF Service, Lawrence Sands. St.
Luke's Chapter. 1r
Questions. By members OF BellaIrc Chap
ter, and answer ed by visiting brothers.
Address by Capt. r. H. Tyler, OF Haymar-
ket, Virginia.
Closing Prayer, Rev. ]. Birmingham. St.
Luke's Chapter.
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FILES HIS ACCOUNTS.

y H. G. Pratt. assignee Of the Standard
Home and Savings Association, Will to-
day file in the probate court an item!zed
account Of the assets and liabilities OF
the association. The assets are as fol.
lows: Personal goods and chattels,
1850; money belonging to the Trust
estate. s2,20l.4f; total appraiscment OF
securities. sl7. 1908; total appraisement
appraisement OF real estate, $685. to-
tai assets. s23.267.27; total liabilities,
Sex, e51.99. u
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, ,o,aoooooooocoooooo oo9
SP()RI !
BASEBAll.

-, international League. made up
!, , !, IN Saginaw, Port Huron and
o. o., clw IN Michigan. and Guelph,
n.' and London, In Canada, has
~, o,rln.Ecl FOR next season Tho
. , limit has been flScd at $500 per
NJ, likely that the league VIII be In
sod 10 an clght.cub organization
- the season opens, MS both Grand
o,rrS, and St. Thomas may be allowed
admission ,,,. .irno, = y,o,, MANI.
in ninyers. The claim lists OF Sag,-
yon"e p % Huron and Buy cItp are
ia" ,,,'hat conflicting. Tho players
s.; SIy BY Ave clubs arc as follows: r.,
e's.-Innw-Bey Brown, Bert Elton, A.
'T RSnrhcryord, 4. Ilagerman. William
s;,as5n, John Morrlsey, l.. c. Snyder,
1.Sn Eato,l. T. O'Connell, F. Quinn,
T T,or C,ers. r. ". Long, James Stout
so 1,r city-McKevItt, Elton, Morrlsey,
~. pyEc. Woolover. Edmonds, Motz.
MansNelC, lIUuuI +hliAN'' 'tSioNst tNuth-
,urn and Roberts.
1y por, liuron--Ilagorman. Quinn, Gam
ii Miller, Meeks. Katoll. Morrlsey,Tl-
Ia Knapp, Snyder, Walsh, Harris.
T".Iphnl, Elton and MeKcith.
htnndnn, Ont.-Johnson. Grove. Ker-
~, Bussr, Chllcothc. Ward, Keenan,,
S s..S.s,, Zach and C. v. o'Connor.
',Ion,Ilton-Mcponalj Dean. Phillips.
rhmweJl Lamb. Hoffner, Mccain, Nc.
ST.rJs McDerinott and McAndrews.
i,hn RAY, who Ia on the Baltimore
,trblnc staff, has signed the following
mr Saginaw: F. NJ. Long. a pitcher, OF
SUGAR Branch, Ind: Clegg. catcher. OF
Jacksonville, and Hagerman, OF Louis
Vile, Ky.
Manager Etrodel. OF the Toledo Base
h,lj club, has received letters from
,Srep well known base ball men OF
G-,rd Rapids, Mich. each asking that
ne exer, his Influence toward procuring
m Interstate franchise for the Valley
civ, One OF the writer's is A. e. AM
,Isiel. who has worked so hard to keep
Inc Western League franchise. Mr..
strobel says he believes the addition OF
GElnd Rapids would immensely benefit
the Interstate and that he Is In favor
Of substituting Grand Rapids for
Wheeling Torreyson, who holds the
Nall CITY franchise. Is said to be back
ed b. the Dayton clubs owners and Mr..
strobel is in favor OF dropping him for
come one OF the Grand Rapids men,
Toledo Bee.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN"

Home talent will play Uncle Toms
Cabin" OF the Martins Ferry Opera
House Tonight and tomorrow night,
with the following cast: J. F. Blumen-
berg, Uncle Tom; II. W. Gaudins, ST.
mon Lesree; Jess Hopkins, Mr.. ST.
Clair; Will A. Miller, Marks: S. D. Coss,
Phlneas Fletcher; H. E. Koehnline, Tom
Loker: Mrs. Howard Hipkins, Eliza;
Miss Lizzie Hoffman,. Aunt Ophelia;
Miss Carrie Hobbs. Topsy; Myrtle Mil
Ter, Eva. A pony Will carry Eva Spe.
cial scenery has been painted and much
time has been spent In rehearslng.
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Penn.ylynnla Evangalleul Alliance.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 27.-The
executive committee OF the State Evan
selical Alliance met here this afternoon.
This committee represents the various
evangelical churches throughout the
state.
II was unanimously resolved that the
state committee o; the State Evangelic-
q! Alliance suggest and recommend to
the churches OF Pennsylvania that they
hold simultaneous services for special
prayer and devotion during the week
commonly known as Passion week,
april to 10y, and that the topics for
the services to be the various teachings
and events OF the last days OF our
Lords earthly lie. II was further re-
solved that the state secretary, Rev.
DR.. W. c. Webb. be instructed to pre-
pare q programme for the use OF the
churches. The general secretary re-
ported that a digest OF the laws OF
Pennsylvania on liquor selling. Sabbath
observance. gaming. etc, was now In
the press and would be ready for dIstr!-
button in 4 week or two.
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THE NEW PRICE

The agreement OF the local coal deal
ers, peddling mines, Is an innocent look
Ing document that puts up the price
two cents 4 bushel, and the outside coal
haulers are only cut off In being al
lowed but one cent bushel. whereas
they have been getting two. Simply
this and nothing more!
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p MIR. NJ ". FISHER, Of Liberty. Put.
nam county. w. Va. snys that on sev.
oral occasions he has saved The live, NJ
his children when they were suffering
from Group. by giving them Chamber.
laln's Cough Remedy. This remedy MI.
ways cures and II used MS soon MS Tho
first indications OF tho disease appear,
y viii prevent the attack, For sale by
druggists. ~ s.,sl7 ~ ~
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CLAIMS REJECTED.

Tho claims OF W. a. Kidder. II. Clay
Shepherd and G. W. Evans to the re-
ward of $3.50 offered by the court for the
arrest and conviction OF the murderer
Of Stanley Mason, which were presented
to tho court Wednesday,. ns given In
yesterdays Intelllgenccr, were al! re-
jected by the court yesterday, on The
ground of insufficient evidence,
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the present conditions within the ranhs
ioflotr party and 70 attempt TO further
divide and conquer. i am convinced
that ] oughtto Withdraw from tho con-
test nsniy believing that sueh a course
win best subserye the interests OF our,
party In this city and state ri
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

me peHnant aspirations OF the Co.'S,
,noioiitass were given their death blow
last night greatly to the sorrow and,
tnort!acat.oa OF Captain Turner, who is
the hardest loser In the Wheeling
league. The worst OF It was that the
.hfce games lost by the Cosmos" were
20 me leagues tail-ender aggregation,
'ne oid CFonles. The disaster. was caus-
% oy the failure Of Captain Turner to
Eet Out his regular team. Score:
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The Belmont House property was
sold by Dewitt Dantord, the adminls-
traitor, yesterday. The widow bid it In
at si,oe5. There were three or four bid
dcrs. but the property finally sold for
less than was anticipated and Is re-
garded as bargain.
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MouNpsvILLE BRIEFS.

The stuff at the Hicks we'll, which
was the property of W. H. Gard, the
missing oil man. was gold at auction
yesterday. w. D. Dunn was the pur-
chaser.
The VIC. r. u. will meet tonight, at
{ O'clock In It's hall. The finance COM
inittee Will meet Immediately after the
adjournment. OF the union. #
Z Attorney a. L. Hooton has ret armed
from three weeks business trip to
Parkersburg and surrounding country.
James A, sigaroosc organized IN
Epworth League n. Taylor's Ridge NJ.
e., church last night. t2
Nearly ali the Benw0od aaloOnis.s, It
" thought. VIII take out licenses until
May l. 4
Dr., Mllaa' Fdi,, Eilllgnro r,inrnn tood In afoo
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ASKS AMERICAS PROTECTION,

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Seoul says: 1t is stated
on most UNREASONABLE authority that
tho king OF Corea has asked the United
States minister here for protection
against possible revolutions. Capt.
Wildes. OF the cruiser Boston, refuses
to land naval force, though strongly
urged to do SO by the king.