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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
cHIoHoo MARKET.
Wheat, Corn. Oats. Provisions. Lard. Short
Ills Etc.

Chicago. ILL.,. Feb 1l.-Numerous crop
damage reports to-day, light receipts.
3 heavy clearances at the Atlantic coast
tand higher cables all worked toward
establishing better prices in the wheat
: pit
Shorts We're forced 10 cover and May
eciosed with a gain of N@7sc, Corn nd-
.iyanced h@Ssc. and oats &@isc. Pork
left off with an Improvement of 106
l29sc and lard 5@7lac. and ribs 2lAc
The leading futures ranged as fol-
folws:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKE,

B baltimore, Feb. 11.-Flour duh and
unchanged Wheat firm; spot and
month. 757sM75Ec.: March, 7Gss m-6lsc:
May, 77as@77lhc.; Southern wheat. by
sample. 10n76c. Corn frmer; spot and
month. $685. 13siac; March 39is 04Oc. !:
Southern white and yellow corn. sTM
8o1ac,; white. 3s@36Mc. Rye firm; No.
q. NEARBY. GO661c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
TUESDAY. THE It'll DAY OF FEB
RUARI, 1889,

SITUATE near lIuntersvilc. tc-w.t:
shown io d, M, qmmG i 70 . :nciHsiyc as
nSder property, filed IN the said suit.
Lots No. and . front 20 feet each, lot
No 5. 2a.5 fcet.- and lois No. 4 and >. %
feet each. all on the west side OF the Cot
taSc I'LL Road. and running back to a
depth OF 100 feet. more or less. to the line
OF l0t No .. Lot NO. has a comfortable
= LOTS No 6 to 10, Inclusive. on SAID
plat fronting - feet each On The south
- e Of Con street mn lunHinB back li6
feet. more Or less, 70 Galiups line, cX-
cCnt lots NO. 10, IL. l. and iS have Il dep,h
3. LOTS No. Is to II. Inclusive. on said
plat. fronting % feet inches each. on the
south side OF Con street ana running
!. LOTS number IS T. 50. inclusive. On
81 plat, fronting - feet each, on the
west side cf CheoznI street and ri.a-
line. except lot so 80 has a frontage Of
49, feet ana width of Is feet in rear
.. LOT No. II. on said plat, fronting %
and running back 100 feet. more or less,
To the Inc Of iot OF No. ..
TsIMS.-pnc-third OF the purchase
mo:ioy to be paid in cash, the balance
thereof in two equal instruments. payable
at ana y months from day of sale, with
interest. the purchaser or purchasers TO
execute notes. with approved security, for
the deferred payments. payable to the
speei:ai comtniss:ener. ana the ttle to DO
court. y plat OF the ropcrty can he
seen at the office of the auctiouecr.
}. NJ KEELING,
Special Commissioner.
Gallup ct ux.. ct ais vs. Grimes OF ais:
j. l.. NJ. Sylvester. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for the County Of Norfolk. do GER
tify that bond required OF the spec al
commissioner in the above described suit
has been duly given.
Tcste: l.. NJ. SYLVESTER,
ic3-lut Clerk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

Z New York. Feb. U.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
surplus reserve, decreased. $l.94O, $50
Loans. increased ............... S,5l6. zoo
specie, increased .............. LOS, 500
legal tenders, decreased .... 225, 200
deposits. decreased ......... $3.50, 800
deposits, increased ............ S,U36. 900
The banks now hold $35, SOL 1913 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the 25 per
cent. rule.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
7. F. Rogers,
ROOMS q! AND 2i2 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. CRANKY STREET.
STORES.

Warehouse Mes. IL and ~ Woodside Lane.
Two Offices over the Business Mems AS
ISOLATION Main street
store No IL NlV!son street
stores Nos. .G1 and .G9 Water street.
NOS. - and l0l coUmercial Place
NoS. - and Sc Commerce street.
Offices: Granny. Bank ana Commercs
streets.
Fine office on Cranky street.
store 30. Gil liu;c strcet
Stables on Plume sIrcci.
Store and dwelling no. 81 Queen street.
DEEL:!:ic;S-
Dwelling 80. 2G7 Brewer street.
TWO dwellings, on Hamilton avenue, $50
Dwelling No. 49, Main street.
SIX ncw brick dwellings, on Yarmouth
street. all modern conVcnicnces.
Dwelling oricy road. $%5 80.
Dwcln9.; on DeI;rec Place
Dwelling; Olney itoad. Ghent
Dwelling No l.2 I'TcemaSon street.
Two rooms with BATH, Aipemsrle build.
ing. Grauhv street
For SAIE.-Va"ant property on Allan
&c and Plume streets. opposite new Pub
lie Building Lot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
REVIEW OF MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, gon6y, Exchange. Bonds, Grain,
Cot on, Provisions, Etc.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

sINEW YORk MONEY MARNET.
1 New York, Feb. 11.-Money on call
steady. at 20213 per cent. Sterling eX-
ctfange dull, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.S5lsGl4.S6. for demand
and ut i.SSla for sixty days. Posted
rates, 4.si1A and 4.S6QIS6ib. CONNER
cinl bills. 4,S2A@4.SS. Bar silver, 59%
M esjcan dollars, 47A.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12

ni:Ned. lie; from store. igc.
rom MIi s,ors El:I: e. , steady; oran
>le5o: shipilun SlG.;O. y
OATS Steady; missed. sGc.; wh.tc sSc.
Hay No. !. Si2 % per ION. ~. :. $!Ioo
,,MiLlED NlcI.--As to g-adea-5,a 10
ROUGH RICE cd7ac. per bushoi
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS Market steady: now fancy.
3'sc.: strictly prime. 3ilc: prmc. 3,
comnTn. 1910; Spanish, SOC per bnshol
FEAS-- Biackeyc new. 500 per bag
20. Nl'Ef PRODUCE. FRUITS. En-,
POULTRY dun chickens. old. rs
Ducts. mud, :oc: turkeys. i've Zoe
"' EG<;s- 81, I'd, lsc
BUTT l:It-Uood country IL 10 lac
lAMS-Quict; Smiihticid. fancy. - 70
Ice: Wig MIA country. 10 20 lyc ,;ood
N9g ,Ii,, Caiq!inn; 10 10 i2i4c
OTATCISS-Northorn. $40 per ba...
new sweets linym4n. G,g.5c. per bar
CABBA GLE 500 per barrel
ONlONS--$2 U2.5U per barrel
APPLIES northern. >S5cg;i.59 per Dbl
TEACHES NONE.
fl:il: ApPLl1s-c % i2c.; Florida. 80
10 8 % ror cas-:
CpCoANuIS-l0O TO bag. $50
CALIFORNIA ORANGES. Secilrrs
SO; ,Iamaica. SS.0o per box. navc,s. $500
0a.vo Ter bS%
GROCERIES,.
COFFEE -Marhe, firm: common. sis1
SEC. far. !4,6ti0i4c.: LaEuaSga. ~ "a
l3l.c.; Java 2SG2c
FLOUR Market very strong. with up.
ward tendency; spriHS wheat; fancy
patent. 500. winter wheat, stand
ard rItcni. $40: winter wheat h.ir
patent. S. %; winter wheat, best stlisht
$3.50: winter wheat. family. 500. Winter
wheat fair 20 god grades OF oA:iu. SS.6..
winter wheat. super. $3.l0r$35
MEAi4--hcr BAG 100 lbs. S!oO; 30 No.
Lags, 9ic
fair &c good grudcs. .; 10 pic ldir grades
is To lSc
CHEESE Firmer; large "a; cream.
il9.litse small fni cream. liisuiec.
SrGAR-Mnrke much stronger Out Of
town prices dependent on delivery rates to-
different points Frg Cs0nulatcd. ia .
and lbs. packages, 5iG: iNno cirauulntcd
in 10. bags Bic; Fine Graduated. hulk.
30; Centennial Il. III; TalifrEiA y, 4Gl.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
GRAIN ENpOllTS

Exports of grain Tor the week end
ing Feb. llth. 1899, were as follows:
2l5,947 bushels corn; $.393 barrels -four
and G,150 bushels wheat.
The Albcmarlc and Chesapeake canal
Is closed TO navigation on account OF
ice.
Tug a. r. Covngton spoke schooner
Annie r. Conlon. from the South for
New London with OenragiA pine. she
has come in Hampton Roads for har-
Dor She reports heavy weather out
side and wishes To be reported I'm good
condition and all we'll"
The Delaw0r. river having frozen
over traffic with the Clyde Line over
mat route has been discontinued until
further notice.
Schooner Henry u. May noted pro-
test with Capt. Geo. f. Phillips yester-
day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET

-. Z 7
) New York. Feb. 11-potatoos steady:
New York, 1.25cE1.50; Long Island so
@2.o0; sweets. Jersey. l25@25o Cab
sbnge dull, a.00@4.OO per one hundred
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
NORFOLK MhRKtIs.
For Grain. iiaI. GrO5sries. Prc1i5ior
sc.

"""'nf""S NJ Wholesale PrIrrq.
""t"'" "'hNr 'i>n si"i"i. nud pricss
arc >Hhjrct 1, !ihrtu,itoni. tunri.,t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
SHIPPING REPORT,
Foreign md coa.iwis,.

BIZ. stmp. Vala, . Hamburg, to
load.
CLEARED.
Br. brig. Boston Marine, Porter. De-
marara, slaves.
SAILED.
FIR. brig. Boston Marine, Porter De-
marara.
schr. Augustus Welt. Elliott. Vera
Cruz.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
c. II. Terrcll & Co, Auctionecrs.

ID URSIrANT TO a DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court OF Norfolk County,
rendered in vacation Oh the 18th day OF
January. ~. y. 1929. in tho chanccry cause
therein pending OF Gallup and wife Ct ais.
". Grimes ct ais. | shalt sell by public
auction. at the Norfolk Real Estate and
Stock Exchange. No 23i Main street, Nor
folk Va. on
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
DWELLINGS,

DWELLINGS.
81 Cecilia. $3.50.
MObry Arch, Client,
500.
Warren Crescent.
Client. $50.
Graydon av.. Client,
SIS.
IA Weigh. avenue.
GheIt. $50.
70" Cumberland SIS.
IS Falkland So %
10i Tunstall ave, Sli.
CS York 81.
ROOMS.
$40 Corprcw. SEQ.
~ Church. Si.50.
IA Church. $50.
7S3 Church. 81 80.
1888 Church. Sl.o9.
s02 Main Sd. 81 20.
SCI Church St. $500.
s. Bank St. sl2. 80.
Front st. A.City. ST
lSf Maple av.. SEQ.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12

higher. Rumors were I'm circulation to
the effect that business had been done
at Fall River in print cloths at an add
dVtional advance OF lsc. Revised crop
estimates continue to pour in from all
sides with the average pointing TO
total of l0.500,oo0 bales.
The market for futures finished the
day steady in tone al i ne; gain al
TO points.
Estimated receipts at the ports for
the day were 5000 bales against 2i,5oe
last week and 32,3i6 last year
For the week ii5c0c against l22. $50
last week and 1S6S6S last year.
New York. Feb. ll.-Cotten futures
opened steady at the advance Febru-
airy. GO; March. 623; April. 6.2l. May.
6.22; June, e.2l: July. CO; August CO:
September. G.12; October. 6.l2; Novem-
Der. eli: December. G.iA.
Spot closed steady at Lice. advance
middling uplands, 6ia; middlins gulf
ca sales, none.
futures closed steady. February.
6.2S; March, GA: April. 6.22; May. 6.23:
June. CO.; July. G.23; August. Go: sep
TENDER, GA; October Gil; November
Gil: December. Gil.
New York. Feb. li.-Cotton. steady;
middlirg. Gis: net receipts, SO; gross,
40; sales =; stock. 9?,5il.
Total to-day and consollda,ed-Net
ceipts. 6,92S.72S: exports to Great Bri-
tain. 20.6S7 France, -; Continent, TO-
90S; stock. SS7.SSi.
Total since September met re-
ceipts. '.s2S.72S: exports to Great Sri
tain. 2,S30i2i; France. Gli,iS5; Cont
nent, 2.057.S3S.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. Feb. 11.-CottOn futures.
firm; February, 5.Si: March. 5.S5@5.Si;
April. 5.SG@5SS: May. 5.90n5.9l: June.
5.9i: July. 5.o4: August. 5.9SGp5.9i: Sep
tembcr. j.SlG5.Si: october. 5.SiM5.S5;
November. 5.S5@5.ST; December 81.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Liverpool. Feb. Ill u. Infections
Spot, moderate demand; prices UNI
changed: American middling. ll-32d
The sales of the day were 5000 bales.
Of which LOCO were for speculation and
export, and included 900 American.
Receipts, Si0O bales. all American.
Futures opened quiet. but steady,
with moderate demand. and closed
steady at the advance: American mid
ding; February, 3 l?-6iG,3 2o-Gid.
buyers: February ana March. 19-Gi6l
20-6id. buyers: March and April. ,
20-6id. seller; April and May ; 20-6iG
2l-Gid. buyers: May and June. . 2l-6i
as 22-Gid. values; June 1H1 July. 3
Odd. buyer: July ana August. 3 22-Gi
az 23-Gid. buyers; August and Septem-
Der. 23-Gid. seller; September and Oc-
tober. 3 22-Gid. seller: October and No
vemher, ) 29-Gid. seller; November and
December, 3 22-Gid. seller: December
and January. 8 2!-Gid. value
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12

Cash. quotations We're as follows:
Flour was steady; winter patents $3.50
Q3.9o; winter st,aiyhts, S340@3. 60.
clears. S3.S0@340: sp.ing specials. 81 20
hard patents. S3G0@370: soft. SS.40l
$50: No. 2 spring wheat. GSm71Nc.; No.
spring wheat. G5@7ihc.: No. 3 white.
65GP71 &c; Mo- RED, 7llaI731ac. No. y
corn, 35Sa GpS6c.: No 2 oats, 2SMc: No. .
white. 30& @31hc.; No. while. 3O}4
3Os4c:; No. rye. 55lsc. No. . barley,
41ep42c.: No. fax seed, St1G: new,
SEQ; prime timothy seed, S9l2Is. Hess
pork, per barrel. s9.95Golo.OO; lard. per
100 pounds. S5.52km5.55; short ribs
sides doose), si.75@l95: dry sailed
shoulders (boxsd). 4h@i1zc.; short
clear Sides (boxed). s5.05M515. Whis-
key, distillers' finished goods per gal
ldn, $l.25. Sugars. eli. loaf, $50: gram
suiated. $500
I u On the Produce Exchange to-day tho
butter market was firm; crcamcries "a
SQt20c.; dairy, 1lG17c. Eggs, fresh. 2ic
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
-NAVAI s,rllnL,c

Charleston. S. c., Feb. ll.--Turpentjne
market. quiet, 42lsc. Rosin, steady and
unchanged.
q Savannah, Ga, Feb 1l.-Splrts tur-
pentipe, firm, 42lAc. Roain. firm ana
unchanged.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb 11.-spirits
5turpentine. firn, 42iac. and 43c. Roan.
firm. soc. and 9ar. Crude turpent.nc,
quiet, S1.35 and $40. Tar, steady, $l.0o,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
BYRD, BALDWIN & CO.,
RENTAL AGrSia. ROOMS oo AND.s
is.AHIiiNeiFi ron Hi1iDESG.
tsRt sif SLnEEI,

"a D
10 Falkland $3.50.
ia Falkland. $3.50.
lie Falkland. 81. 30.
STORES.
CO Commercial, s75.
33l Church St. $40.
$50 Church St. $40.
800 Granny St. s25.
80 CRANKY St, So.
3ii CRANKY ST.. so.
s. Bank St. $40.
OFFICES.
Warehouse. corner
Water d Fayette,
$s3.Si.
1o5 Granny st. s25.
West Bid. Main
and Church SITS.
liaddington Bid.
CRANKY street.
Warehouses l49. Isl
Water street
sta blcs. .iCJ Main
ST.. $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. Feb. l1.-Cotton futures
firm: February, 5.Si: March. 5.S5@5.Sl;
April. 5.SG@5SS: May. 5.90n5.9l: June.
5.9l: July. 5.9i: August. 5.9SCp5.9i: Sep
TENDER. 5.Slm5.Si: october, 5.N@0.S5;
November. 5.S5@5.ST: December j.S1.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-12
II. c. H0GGARD & CO.,

- a., - - As-' !: - 4. ~ ~ -
% EANH STREET. PHONE 40.
DWEiLlNGS DWELLINGS,
2lT Wi!loughby, SIS L. Brambleton, ST.
IN Main $83 ROOMS
l-s ke!iy $50. al Chapel, rooms.
4oS $. Park so. 500
ats l3utsS SIS. icl $. Kelly. I rms,
rs GrayGOn S23. 500
80 Reservoir. $40 50a u 'rhlaud S7.-O
~ Arlington ui.. ST $3.50 Highland $50
q Henry street store ana rooms, so.
i3i Church street. store. 5000
80 Church street. store. S5150.
.0i Church street. store. S9.CD
% Commercial place. SO.
liank street S15.
81, Church street. $50.
IS Nicholson street. SO
Money 10 loan On long time.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12
M.F. NORTH.

"WHo is Adams?n was asked us sew
eral times yesterday. Our reply is thai
Adams used to be democrat and rep.
resented the 10th district in Congress
by democratic votes. He was candi-
date for clerk OF the court of appeals In
1891 and being defeated by Longmoor
for the nomination, bolted and went
home, where he helped to get Judge j.
H. Tinsley to become a candidate and
we are told voted for him over bis
late opponent. Since theu his democs
racy has been decidedly below par and
having gotten in the habit OF bolting
he bolted Bryan, like he now bolts
Goebel. He is gradually finding his
level in the republican party and hav-
ing Joined the Taylor Auxilliaries is
doing his best to obtain recognition at
the hands OF that party. We used to
think a good deal OF "Matt Adams"
and therefore grieve at the fail OF
man, who had ever reason to keep his
record clear. We do not want any
democrat to be deceived by his specious
arguments and they won't be when they
know his record as bolter and disor-
ganizer.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12
AFTER the most sensational trial {

AFTER the most sensational trial on
record, the court martial at Rennes,
France, found Capt. Dreyfus guilty and
he was sentenced to 10 years imprison-
ment. The trial was under revision
OF former trial that sentenced the
army officer to solitary life confinement
on Deyil's Island. and of which he had
served several years, after being pubic-
ly stripped Of his uniform and degrad-
ed before the army. He was charged
with selling French army secrets to
another government and was convicted
under conspiracy as mean as was ever
formed. The army secrets had been
sold, but higher officers than Dreyfus
were the guilty parties, and he was
made the scapegoat, because he is
Jew and could more easily be convict
ed by the Hebrew hating French. The
whole proceedings are a stain on the
French government that can not be
wiped out.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12
LAND Aa0 SG0ik.

Two good family horses for sale. Bo!
l6l, Stanford.
For SALE.-Four Poll Angus calves
j. w. Baugnman.
F.. =. Bishop sold TO /. 5. Tevis 3
mountain sheep at $3.50.
| FoR SALE.-3j compound feeders
| W. II. Shanks. STANFORD.
10y Beazlsy sold to William Byers
OF Boston, good road mare for $3.50.
Seasons are now due. Please call al
once and settle. M. ). Baughman.
w. b. Rowe sold To Massie q Sub
lett i5 fat cattle at 3.S5.-Adair News.
Hon. j. ). Owsley, Sr., sold 80 export
cattle 1850 pounds 10 Monte Fox al &c.
A. j. Gooch sold TO a. ID. Leavell
some calves for Oct. delivery at s22.-
80.
For SALE.-75 bushels OF hill onions
at 81. Henry Blankenship, Preachers
Vile.
j. NJ. Gooch has "a two'headed pug
with three ears which is quite curl
osity.
Thoroughbred Jersey COW, giving
three gallons per day, Tor sale. j. L.
Jones.
Peter the Great won the $4,000 2:l2
trot at New York, going the first heat
in 2:O7t.
II. c. Nunnelley sold to Arch aud
Woods Walker, Of Garrard, 20 yearling
steers at Ate.
TIC. Rankin and Sidney Dunbar
bought in Russell county 80 6OO-pound
cattle at Ate.
MY sale of farm stock, &c, will begin
at 10 A. M, Tuesday, Sept. 10. j. G.
Exr.
Seasons are now due and you are re-
quested 70 call and settle. J. X. Bsugh-
man, HusJOnville.
G.. w. Lunsford sold TO j. w. Cain a
house and three acres of land near
for $500.
Queen McGregor, 2:OS, pacing, died
at Springfield, Ill. Her owner once re-
fused $4,000 for her.
j. w. Mckee sold 20 two-year-old
mules 10 Martin * Hudson for the New
Orleans market at sl06.-Cynthiana
Democrat.
Lazarus & Co, the Horse Cave
traders, sold Y good mules TO Southern
and Eastern parties al 800 around -
Glasgow Times.
James a. Harkleroad, alias John A.
Black, was arrested at Barbourville by
Sheriff S. b. Rees, in response 70 tel
sgram received from S. A. Daniels,
sheriff OF Cow county, Kansas. He js
with stabbiDg a man. !
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12
POLITICIANS AND POLITICS.

Col. Fred Fl. Roberts took the oath
as city Judge at Owensboro. A contes
for the place will follow.
}. B. Eustis, ex-senator rom Louis
lana, and Cleveland's ambassador tC
France, died at Newport, r. |.
A Mayfeld audience hissed Bill
Owens so viciOusly be had 70 desist in
his abuse of Goebel and Blackburn.
Democrats Of Adair have organized a
Goebel club with Gordon Montgomery
president and H. NJ. Kemp, secretary.
Ex-Gov. Stone, of Missouri, says it
is OF supreme Importance that Ken
tucky should go for Goebel and the
ticket.
The democrats at Lexington estab-
lished headquarters at the courthouse.
and raised the old Fayette-county ban
ner across Main Street.
The democratic State committee de-
ciared all nominations for city offices
in Louisville void, and the action meets
with general approval.
The condition OF Senator Clark, who
was shot at Mckee two weeks ago, is
such that the Jackson circuit court had
TO adjourn as he was on one or the 9th
er of nearly every case.
Senator Blackburn says that Brown
ought to be very careful how he makes
charges, "as he was the
only man, living or dead, who had ever
been arrested and scensured by an
American Congress on the charge of
inability TO tell the truth"
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12

The democratic certificate was filed
by William Cromwell, secretary oI
the Louisville convention, before the
secretary of State. 1t sets forth the
names of the candidates from William
Goebel, for governor. to Ion B. Nall,
for commissioner of agriculture. and
the resolution again adopting the game
cock as the party emblem. 1t is signed
by Judge d. B. Redwine, chairman OF
the convention. This settles the ques-
tion as to who is entitled to the rooster
and boilers and others Yho do not mark
under it will have to do so under the l..
Il n. device or stamp under the log cab
in. Those papers that are running a
rooster over the l.. q n. ticket will now
remove it If they have any respect for
themselves.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12

THERE is no equivocation about viii
liam Goebel and he is not afraid to ex
press himself in the most direct term,
on any public question. Some bolter
Ia order to embarrass him, as he hop
ed, asked him IL be was for the sepa-
rate coach law, when he plainly said
he was and would oppose its repeal. He
thinks, hewever, that the railroads
should be forced to give the Negroes
as good accommodations as white peo
pie and not cut them of with half the
smokers as now. He also said in re-
sponse to question that labor unions
had the same right TO exist As corpora
tlons and that he was for giving them
further safe guards. Senator Goebel's
entire public career has been directed
to service for the poor and oppressed
and those who know him best have
learned to rely on him for aid In pre-
the encroachment OF their
rights by greedy corporations and com
bines
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12

LITHoGRAPHs of those arch traitor,
of democracy, Brown aud Johnston
with the words, "Our Next Governor
Bryan in 1900. No Compromise with
Disaonor," and showing a game cock
with cross beneath bin, are being
sent broad cast over the State by the
corporation that is furnishing the sin
ws OF war for the Taylor Auxilliaries.
The motto is badly mixed. 1t should
read: 1--WE will beat Bryan In 1900 or
ust. The word honor is not In our
vocabulary" The boilers should have
learned by Gen. Hardin's sad exper-
fence that Autographs are a hoodoo'
though In their case II matters little.
They are already hoOdOoed, damned
and disgraced.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-09-12
THE Hon. w. o, Rodes, of Bowling

The Hon. w. o. Rodes, of Bowling
Green. proved during a speech at
Franklin by Brown buttons handed
him at his request by meu in the audi
ence, that underneath the brown COW
ering is picture of Taylor, the repub-
lican candidate for governor. which is
proof positive that Brown is running in
the interest OF Taylor, If any doubts re-
mained OF proposition too patent al
most for controversy.