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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
MINING NEWS.

Advices received from Republic
state that Allan r. blackburn has
jumped the Gold Ledge. He would
not state his reasons for so doing.
except to say that the shaft Of the
Gold Ledge was sunk on vacant
ground. and was not claimed by any
one. and he had simply exercised his
undoubted right. The impression
prevails that ~ was done for the
purpose Of tying up the property In
a Law suit. Manager Liiienthaii has
left on the Grand Forks stage for
home. He was communicated with
az Cascade and advised Of the jump
ing.
The Tnsurgent mine at Republic IL
said 20 be the feature Of the market
and most Of the brokers are hunt
ing up this stock. One firm. who
cold short ftoms DAYS back. has
pocketed a lpss of s101 and started in
again 20 pick up all the loose stock
they could with the hope that be-
fore many days the shares will have
reached n figure to pull them even.
supt. Rosenrhal. Of the Cold Ledge
at Republic, has shipped a thousand
pounds Of ore from that claim 20
Spokane. He viii have II treated by
mill process. and thereby ascertain
the values 10 a nicely. Nothing hut
assays have been made 40 far. and
therefore the amount OF ore viii ac-
tuaiiy mill r. unknown. The test
will set at rest the question of the
value % the ore In the Gold Ledge.
II u proves as rich by actual test
as the assays have shown the claim
will AZ once take n front rank among
the properties Of the camp.
Assays made recently Of samples
OF orc from the sO-fOot shaft on the
Sullivan mine IN East Kootenay. -.
C., give a value Of $50 per ton. The
ore came from one side OF the ledge.
and as ~ contained considerable
iron. the officers Of the company
thought little value would be OBJ
tanned. Much 10 their establishment
the above high assay results were
given.
The shaft on the Gold Ledge NJ
Republic II down G2 feet Only one
shift is employed as II would be in
convenient for n night shift 10 work
there without suitable buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
a Fatal Argument.

MTDDLESBORO. KY. April 10
Austin Mullins shot and killed Geo.
Seward. n prominent Republican
politician. near Pound Gap. Va. last
night. The killing was the result of
an argument, Mullins escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

License % we'd has been issued 60
Robert Atweii Ellis. -. Of Armona.
Cal. and Bessie Baker. "a. Of Frv-
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Jobbing Quotations.

The jobbing quotations today were
az follows;
Sugar uobblng)-Goiden G. In bills.
tAe: extra c. In bhls. ave: powdered.
sac: dry Tranulated. 5Nc: cube. sac:
beet. bA spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. Oohblng)-Patent FIX
ccllent. 1895: Novelty A. $500: Star
tbakersD. s2.75; California brands.
t.io. corn meal. yellow. ti.5o per 100
lbs in tO-lb sacks: corn meal. white.
si.b5 per 100 lba In i0-ib sacks. buck
wheat -four. pure. t2.5o per 30 lbs I'm
9-lb sacks: cracked wheat, s2.2s per
100 lbs In i0-lb sacks; farIna, sass
per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks; farina. 81
per 100 lbs In 5-lb sacks: steel-cut oat
meal. 81. 50 per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks
graham flour si.75 per 100 lbs In lO-lb
sacks: whole wheat flour. si.s5 per
100 Iba In io-lb sacks: rye meal. s2.i0
per 100 lbs In 10-ib sacks, rye -four,
teas per 100 lbs In f0-lb sacks; split
peas. l0O-lb sacks. t2.b0; split peas.
80 per 100 lbs In 25-lb boxes, pearl
barley. A.2b per 100 lbs in sacks;
wheat flakes. 75-lb boxes. s2l0;
wheat flakes. t2.b0 per case of 90 alb
pkgs. fancy rolled oats, 1885 per
bale. In 9-lb sacks. corn meal. yellow.
$3.50 per Dbl In b0-lb sacks. corn
meal white. $500 per Dbl In 5O-ib
sacks; buckwheat flour. pure. 1870
per Dbl. in 50-lb sacks: cracked
wheat. - per Dbl in 5O-lb sacks: steel
cut oat meal. $3.50 per Dbl in 50-lb
sacks; graham -four. $500 per bbl In
b0-lb snckB. whole wheat -four. 50 per
hl.I In. MI 81 o.
Dbl In b0-lb sacks. rye -four. 81 per
Dbl; fancy rolled oats. 1870 lbs net bbls.
t5.4b. fancy rolled oats. g0-lb saoks.
$3.50: fancy rolled oats. per case.
S2.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

Fresh Meat gobbingl-cow beef.
Sc per 10. steer beef. sue per Id.
mutton. wsthor. DC per Id. pork. INC
per ID. veal. large. SC per Id. small.
Toe
Provisions tiobhinK1-Hams. large.
iohc. hams. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. iisc. dry halted sides. INC.
Lard acknowledgements. perib,
TAc; white Star. &c. Coin Special.
SIZE. lard. compound. uerccn. eAe,
Hex. SIC.
Fresh Fish OobbinR)-IIRiihui. "a
gtS. salmon. TGsc. stseihead sal.
mon, sUfoe: salmon trout. lave,
Founders, sgs. solrH. &c; rock cod. &c
trout. isaGfke; shrimps. ioc: shad.
e4Tc: smeii. tgke. Columbia river
ssnsit. sGso. herring. susc. tom cod
&c. oysters. oiympla.s 1so per sack.
si.so per gallon. clans. ITO per
sack; DunEensss crabs. live. uio.
cooked. ti.so.
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Potatoes uobbinrl - white River
nnrbanks. isTgso. Island Early Hose
t1sus0. Island White. tsSaas. Yak
ina and oregon. 80. native sll-
yer skin onions. fi.0is per ton: Ore
Kon an Yakima silver shin. fancy.
fss9s0 per ton. beetr. 81 Is per sack.
carrots i1tJ soc per sack. ru,abagas.
&C per sack. turnips. &c per
sack. cabbage. fise. psranlps. socUii
per sack. caulifiower. socuti per
tiaron. green peas. Go: Rrtlchokrs.
COO per dozen. garlic. &c: celery.
California asparagus. sgsc per ID.
rhuharb. a0sne per ID; tomatoes.
q % per case.
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Coffee Oobbing)--Oreon - Mocha,
per ID. apefaio. Java. per ID. ztmeso.
Costa iuea. choice. per ID. ibepipe.
HoaHted-Arbuokle'H. In l0o-ib cases.
per cwt.. tti7t. G0-ib cases. per owt.
tii.s5. aG-lb eases, per owt. tiig5.
Java. 50-lb tins, per ID. go. sack. sac:
Alden Mocha. afho. caracola. $40.
Guatemala. 2iei ground coffee, 100
zoe. Lion. zoos. Iii75. COS. tii.s5. acc.
titO5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning .--CabbARcs. tom
atoes. aud eaalinower ia cleaned out
% the market. Eggs and poultry re-
main unchanged. Salmon Ia Etlll
scarce. Tomorrow II steamer day.
and a large consignment Of green
stun IL expected from San Francisco.
A fczx crates Of ntrabsrrios from
California are on the market. They
seli at ts.so 20 q.
The following prices are being Of.
fered TO the producer By tho local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle.
Grain Data. SO. barley. t2t.
wheat. chicken feed. sis. bran.
iia. shorts. SIC.
Hay - Puget sound. 81 per ton:
Eastern Washington timothy. tii.io
Gts. alfalfa. g.
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch. Ito
isc
Butter Fresh ranch. iodiio:
creamery. ssazse.
Poultry Chickens. live. i5IisMc:
live turkeys. &c.
I.lv. stnck-Choiceb beef cattle. cows
&C.: steers. fMGse. good hogs. live.
&c: hogs. dressed. skc. calves.
dressed. large. &C. small. Do; calves.
live. large. &c. small &c.
Hides. Peits and Wool Heavy
sound saited steers. over 60 pounds.
Sc: medium sound. per pound. 7ac:
light sound. under 70 pounds. To;
cows, sound. all weights. 7c: stays.
bttffa nd aNrn aFfErs anIteI King
&c. calves. per pound. Sc. green hides.
10 less than saltei. dry hides. per
pound. iac. dry culls. one.third less;
summer deer. per pound. 72G2tc:
winter deer. dry. itaiec: papery
deer. paisc. dry ciks. 99ioc; green
elk. 4ase: sheep pelts. 2t0aso. shear
iinRa. i502sc: Eastern Washington
wool. Sc; Western Washington wool.
lie: dirty or timber burned. Toe; tall
low. 2NQ3Lc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

Assaycr Armstrong stated last
evening that the ore on the sally
Ann tunnel near Republic, one Of
the properties of the company. gave
assays ranging from tia 10 $40 per
ton. Tho tunnel lie being driven on
the ledge and its face Is nearly $50
feet below the surface. At the point
where last ercusuet the ledge was
II feet wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
fruits.

Green Fruit Uobbinr) Oranges.
Seeding. fsa1t0. naveia. r.Ts1t:
lemons. t1t98t. apples. fancy. u.ss
Of per box. cooking apples. 81
per box: bananas. t350 per
bunch. California black hgs. 3o-ib
boxes. Ito. cartoons. u2s. smyrna
ngs. sse per ID. new dAter. TAc.
sweet apple cider. 1oc per gai; med.
sweets. .2ssQ2 20. taugarines. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

After the property has been shown
to be sufficiently valuable to war
rant tho erection Of machinery, a
pump aud steam hoist will bo put
In position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

News from Northport. wash, says
that mechanics liens have been
nled against the Coyote mine. owned
by the Scottish American Mining 4
Milling company. and foreclosure
suits have been Instituted In thr SUI
perior court 20 foreelose the liens.
which aggregate about 1900, Parties
holding these claims against the
company are of the opinion that the
Scottish stockholders have made ar
rangcmcnts for their payment. but
that the money has been mlsapplicd
In some way. The parties holding
the liens believe that the company
will satisfy them before allowing the
property To be sold. as it u the sen-
eral opinion that the mine will prove
on further development to be a val-
liable property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

From the Lake Shore mine. at
Fort Steele. ~ c. they are ship
ping two carloads OF ore per month.
with a net return OF from $50 60 sls
per ton. This gives the owners tisoo
per month Ia distribute between
them. They have also about SIC. 600
worth Of concentrating ore ON the
dumps Work has also started with
force % -four men on the MamlIeck
claim. adjoining tho Lake shore
mine.
one hundred and nifty pounds of
rich ore were taken rccentiy from
the mines OF the Gold Mountain
group. located l. miles from k.iiar
on the west branch of Nine Mile
creek. aix miles east from the San
Josl river. Ons assay gave tssS.ss
and the other. s4ttos- The property
IL owned by the Gcid Mountain
Mining q Milling company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Gutter. chosse. Eggs and Poultry

Butter - Ranch i01i2o: fancy
dairy. In squares. ibUt7c. Washing
ton creamcriea. lib prints. 2iq2so:
Eastern. Iowa and Elgin, 5000.
Cheese Oobhine) - Native wash
inEton. i2hQitc. Eastern. i2M4
iaMc. California. itc.
EgEs uobbing) - Strictly fresh
ranch. ikc.
Comb honey - California. f2hD
iSc. strained. &c,
Poultry -Dressed chickens. isuiso;
live chickens. lie; live turkeys. 1ta
lie: dressed geese. i3gito, dressed
turkeys. iG4i7c.
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Nay, Grain and Feed.

Hay OobhlnE) - Puget Sound. per
ton. t7G9. Eastern Washington tim
othy. tIs8if. alfalfa. so.
oats Oobbingl- ton. i2s.
Barley Rolled. ts7.
Corn Whole. 81 20. cracked. ga.
feed meal. per ton. so,
Ferd-- Wheat. sal. oii cake meal.
SIS. middlinEn. tsi1z3. bran, sif.
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. s20022;
dairy chopped feed. ils. seed oats.
IzOuag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
For san Francisco

Tho company's ele-
giant steamships
Queen, Waila Waila.
aud umatiila leave
a a Ia.
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Eastern MaVkots.

The following quotations are furn-
ished by Downing. Hopkins n Co.:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

The shaft on the Gold Ledge at
Republic II down G2 feet Only one
shift is employed as II would be in
convenient for a night shift 10 work
there without suitable buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

walnuts. per ID. sacks. i2aite:
Eastern black walnuts. loo: peeans,
i2aiae. fiiberts. lie. almonds. fancy.
soft shell. lsQ20o. almonds. No. ?.
ic4iIe. peanuts. 6g7e. pine. lie.
hickory. Toe. coeoanuta. per dozen,
fSe. popcorn, o. per ID.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-25
Stewart Elected.

Carson, Jan. "a, 5 p. m.
William NJ. Stewart elected
by receiving nine votes from
the Senate and fifteen from
the Assembly.
Williams of Churchill, rep,
received eleven votes in both
Houses. Other nominees
Cleveland, Woodburn, Mason
and Newlands were not men,
toned. The House vote woulJ
have been a tie were it not for
Gillespie who could not be
found. Otherwise the second
ballot would have to be held
which was the thing most de-
seired by anti-Stewart men.
Stewart was placed in nom
nation by Mcliowan and VIII
Jams wagnoninated by Pattey
seconded by Mcmillan and
Mecham.
N. A. HUMMEL.
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Tribute to Nevada's Red Gross.

In letter recently receivel from
Captain Cox, he pays the Nevada Red
Cross the following high tribute. OF
which every aember will feel Justly
proud:
u was pi iond to hold up Nevada as
the banner Red Cross State Represented
in the Seventh Army Corps, for OF al
the State troops there none that heard
of had anywhere the attention from
ho6se that Was given to us; and the
good name of the Nevada Red Cross
society was not confined to onr regi-
rhent alone, but was frequently men,
TONED by officers of other regiments as
an example for other State societies.
And do not think that the idea that
loving friends at home were looking out
for them was altogether without its in
huenre among onr sick in the hospitals.
for while we had a number OF very sick
men and some who were very near
death, yet VIZ lost not one. Troop M.
and one other were the only ones that
did not have a death to -ecord. am
proud and happy tneredit our escape to
the good people OF our State, who nlad..
1t possible to furnish thore little extras
that mean so much to sick men. Az
honor to The Red Cross Society of Ne
yadav'
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-25
The Vote for
u. s. Senator.
CARSON, Jan rs, '99.

DISPATCH, Wadsworth:
The vote for United States
Senator in separate ballot Of
the Senate and House were as
follows:
SENATE.
For Stewart Ernst, Den
ton, Hardesty, HUI, Kelly,
Levitt, Livingston, Summer
field, Wasson.
For Cleveland -Comins,
Lord, Martin.
For Williams Flannigan,
Mccullough.
Senator Williams voted for
Flanagan.
nOOoEs
For Stewart-Armstrong
Bradshaw, Coryell, Dooley,
Hancock, Henley, Kinney,
Kirman, Leidy, MCGOWAN,
Patterson, Raftice. Strosnider,
fremont, Mr.. Speaker.
For Cleveland Dooley,
Paul,
For Williams Blakeslee,
Condor, Hobbs, Hodgkinson,
Mcmillan, Meacham, Pattey,
Swindle, Woodburn, Van
Etten.
For Mason, Gedney, Pitt,
Wilkerson.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-25
! How to Prevent PneumonIa.

You are perhaps aware that pneumo-
MIA always results from cold or from
an attack Of IL grippe. During the epi
demic of la grippe few years ago " her
20 many cases resulted IN pneumonia, il
was observed that the attack was never
iDllowed by that disease when Chamber
aain's Cough Remedy wasiu-rsl. II coun
stsraets any tendency of cold or Ia
gfippe to ressilfssiss shate daneergnS dis-
eas4. tits the hest rrm+,iy IN the world
for bad colds and Ia grippe. Every boitl,
warranted. For sal. hy ail druggists and
the Commercial Co, of Lovelock.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-25

After Dec 10Th, owing to the s,1rrit,
of Juniper wood, it viii sell the same as
pine, iowiI, 81 per cord s;w,a siovt
length.
SHORT BROS.
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WASHOE lo Z
COUNTY BANK,
RENO, NEVADA.
Succeeding to the business Of the First
National Bank, Of Reno, New
Capital Paid in, 100000
Accounts of Banks, Corporations and
individuals received ON favor
able terms.
SHORT BROS.

We buy aud sell exchange on New York.
Chicago, San Francisco, aud other points in the
United States; also on London, Paris. Berlin,
Genoa. Rellinzona. Copenhagen, Stockholm.
and other CITIES In Europe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
alaska BOUNDARY QUESTION.
Preparation for Completion OF the
"Modus viycndi."

WASHINGTON, October l7.-Immedi-
ately upon Secretary Hays return to-
day. preparations began at the state De-
partment for the completion OF the
modus vivendi' relative 10 the Alaska
boundary. General Foster was hard at
work upon the details of the plan. and
the expectation was that in the course
OF day or two the agreement would
be in effect
The negotiations have Of late been en-
tirely in the hands OF Secretary Hay and
Mr. Tower. the British charge here. 1t
has not even yet been determined
whether the agreement defining the
boundary temporarily shall take the form
OF "A document signed by both parties. or
be merely a series of notes. but in either
case IL Will be just as effective as a
"modus vivendi." binding beth parties
to observe the boundary laid down tenn
poTarily.
The State Department boundary Off
Gals are confident that Americans will
have no cause TO complain that their
rights have been abandoned. when the
full scope Of the agreement is made
known: while. on the other hand, the
Canadians cannot claim properly that
they have lost any right that they have
hitherto enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
FAUQU|ER--LOUDOUN'
IheConpIcation Over the Noni-
nation Of a FIOater
LEWIS THE REGULAR NOMINEE
s,l One County InSlructs for Tyler;
Other for Martin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TROUBLE
nth Committees Mect-conference
-, Telcphone, Hut No Resuit-Fur-
,,,cuvoNp-LANCAsTER TROUBLE
dependent Candidates

LrEsRURG VA, October F.-(Spe-
o,-f,-rbe Democratic Committee Of
r...n, county met here to-day to take
,.,.., us 90 che nomination of a noater
-.-r.fsfe t.r the House for Delegates for
.,. ..r.fes Of Fauquier and LOudoun.
,, place u Lucien T. Smith, of the for
r.r county. who had been nominated by
Gill. lrdl.tburg Joint convention. but who
sr.rwards declined TO run. Colonel
crrrlIe Gaines. chairman of the Fau-
,s- Committee, appeared before them
,r5 reported that his committee had ac-
..r-sd the resignation of Mr.. Smith, and
bed endorsed the candidacy Of Mr.. W. =.
lewis and had instructed him 70 support
Hon. Thomas S. Martin for the senator
SHIP Colonel Gaines urgently advocated
,ts Endorsement Of the Fauquier Commit
,..s action. as the time for closing the
,acal ballots had arrived. After a full
t.cHssion the Loudoun Committee unan-
lnously adopted these resolutions:
resolved. That the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee OF Fauquer county, which
county is entitled to name the candidate
for hoater, having endorsed Mr.. w. II.
4, wis for the place, we hereby ratify that
Endorsement and declare him TO be the
choice OF this committee and the duly ac-
,rdited nominee of our party.
Resolved. That the said w. II. Lewis
j., hereby instructed to support Governor
J. Hoce Tyler for senator"
Tho Loudoun Committee felt that they
rorl5 not endorse The instructions of Mr..
1,y.i- by Fauquier as to the senatorship,
after m. overwhelming majority for Gov
srnu Tyler AT the late primary election
ia Lul1un. Mr. Smith. after reflection
r,.- his deClination, had directed the
oak Of the County Court 70 place his
rme on the official ballots. and there
vn therefore. be two candidates on the
ticket for hoater
4 Little Obscure.
WARRENTON VA, October H.-(Spe-
ciaIl-Tha County Committee substituted
H. L. Lewis for fioater here yesterday
in place 0f Llcien Smith. resigned. Lewis
IS Tyler man. but instructed by Eau
qu.ar for Martin while Loudoun to-day
instructed for Tyler. The complications
arc little obscure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
SAD CASE or DROWNING.
Young Lady Of Wilmington, n. C.,
Meets Terrible Death.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. October 17-Miss
Katie S. Cause, highly lady of
this city, and a daughter Of the late S. p.
Cause. was drowned this afternoon. at
Greenfield mill pond, one and a half miles
from the city, at o'clock.
Miss Cause. with party Of children,
had gone for an afternoon stroll TO the
country. and at the time of the terrible
accident was some distance behind the
children, she having retraced her steps 10
a spot near the bank, where she said she
had left her purse. Just how the acct
dent occurred VIII never be known, as the
children. soon after her departure, heard
q splash in the water, which is at this
point about fifteen feet deep, and were
startled to find Miss Cause struggling be-
tween life and death I'm the water. she
was 81 years OF age. and lived with her
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Preston Cumming ana
Mrs. Alice Young. She had been for some
time employed as stenographer in one OF
the leading hardware stores in the city,
but was forced TO resign. few days ago.
on account of failing health. She was
very popular, and the community mourns
its loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
LANCASTER AND RICHMOND.
The Difficulty sim Unsettled-Fur-
ther Negotiations To-Day.

The DimcultN sun lnsettieu-h UT
ther Negotiations To-Day.
WARSAW. Va, October H.-(Special)
on yesterday the new Democratic Coun-
O. Committee for Lancaster county, met
end adopted a resolution providing that
the committees for that and Richmond
county meet as i'm convention, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
the House Of Delegates. each committee
10 cast the vote that IT'S county will be
entitled tO-nameiy, 81 for Lancaster
and SO Tor Richmond-on the basis upon
which the delegates 10 the Downing con-
vcntion were appointed. This PROPOSE
ton was communicated 10 the committee
Tor this county. which was in session
at this place to-day. and promptly re-
lec'ed by unanimous vote The Rich
mond County Committee then adopted a
resolution reciting the necessity for a
egularly-nOminated candidate, and pro-
posing that the delegates TO the Down
iue snrenuOn shall be reconvened on
monday, tle 25d instant. for the purpose
DI making The nomination. This resolu-
Noh was teephOned 10 the chairman of
lAe Lancaster committee, and d reply is
promised tomorrow.
A. Fiakar1 and r. z. Wexford have
announced their candidacy by sending
lNei names to- the clerks of the two
counties T. 5. Curlett, Of Lancaster
county BIAS also announced his candidacy
3D. Ike manner.
number Of leading Republicans met
q. Lancaster Courthouse to-day and ten
lefe1 tte Republican nomination TO +.
B Gresham. Of that county, but it is un-
oer.ooc that the honor was declined,
e.l.lgh there is rumor 10 the effect
0a- 1ir. Gresham will be the Republican
candidate
--e democratic Committee for this
county claim that since the state Com
-.i-e has decided that the delegates
...m Clrottoman Precinct had no right
participate I'm the preliminary proceed
"s. e., The Downing convention. as
.a'naI hy Piukard and his followers,
"' convention should be reconvened and
'eniorary organization perfected. and
III. u'le of the contesting delegations de-
D4e- iu regular and orderly way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Lunenbnrg situntion.

~ NEGBURG COURTHOUSE VA,
...er l.-(SpeciaL)-As already pub
no the Dispatch, the Democratic
my Committee decided. by a large
l'rity, not 10 hold a primary 10 nomi-
ls faction ignored the decision OF the
-l.y Committee and held an election
~ saturday for that purpose in all the
10 districts except two. only the
I.I- faction voted. To-day the vote was
tHied. and Captain Ellis. the only can
t'e voted FOR, received total Of 2l5
Np.. ONLY
siYrern0r Tyler. for tho United States
tie received about the same vote as
lI'ain Ellis.
captain d. 2. Love, a gallant COnfede-
I0 soldier. Is also a candidate for the
i'Nse against Captain Ellis. Captain
loves importers did not attend the pri-
mary CAPTAIN Ellis received less than
one fourth OF the Democratic vote OF the
county