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VOL. 7-WKW 6KRJE8 WO 167.
R1CHMO-XU. VA.. SA IL RDA Y. AUCi UST 26 I8.M.
PRICB TWO CENTS.
HUI'S FOOLISH STAND.
git Al'TOt Al I OF fEEIER'S RESO
it ii OE OEEATEB COMMEET,
yb*. "National Hors" Ila* rn Job?To-Day
lt tho Klg 1>_. tu th* lt..ima-Mr.
Mtumu'i Speech for Free Silver.
'I ?.urn Rt sba! , K.ii it Rr-u.TiiNO, I
Wai Ancait BA, 18VS. f
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om the Houae cv. :i
Umbi 1 the hill
to the
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thal the
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wog no middle
divide right harv" h ?
; repeal or tree
elive. un_ I shall da i"V duty to ni\
lt, and ehall p* fouti.i to
poll I
a 14 lids li oe- and
Ul.Illili, l| (?|,,,:,
"The following billa were Introduced by
f-'on-.tor Hunton sn 1 referred to the pro?
per commit'.
HU f..r Um relief of Theodore TeM:
to reimburse- Lewis, MrKenzor. in the
?oiin of two thousand and ninety-eight
dollara expended by him In tbe conte!t?-d
election cases in the 41st and 42nd Con?
gresses from the 7th IHstrict of Virirlnia;
' ? ?? ta Memorial bridge across the po?
tomac from tht4 Kasai observatory
li to the Abington estate; for the
f Of tho heir! of Major Tarleton
i.on for lam pears lei ilea la tie
>:y estshllshssent of thc- Government
during the Revolutionary war.
ll. I*, w.
? -
MMVNBOB ASH ms ISLAND
liter are In No Country, and Ile Omi Alle
KlaacaloNoltwlT hui l'.mnaort
OLYMPIA. August 21-The people of
Olympia nnd **eaidentl of reit-hborlng
point! know of a lo*: ir,!.md that ii ac?
tually lort ho far as th*4 rjovermcnt record
are concerned. It la known to steamboat
line and p. ,,pie in the netghbt i
aa tl tee mb al leland beesnae sf Ita ldsot
rdlng to ?'-- frank ndmisnlon on
par! of the Land Dapai tmant, this
I lg ? under the control of any
known Oort rta eat.
v...* made by a mat by
' i.. Bruaaon, v.ho aq
'ii tl abOBt three yr-a--* ago ;nid
'ile on tho land a! a home
? eal '??? ai i ona poiai ta ?m
other trying to get it survey-tl. but m>-t
nothing Lut disappointment at gBCft
Al Itt gib, after wearisome I
lt partment al Washington aeat word
ii bini ao knowledfa <>t any
if 1 ind '.vithiu tl rf UM
United Statea. Brunson continues to
? Um i ama that be
-1 hitu Re ls ? bachelor, ? rid is the
sole residenl ol tte leland, which contains
lie has a maali rani h,
?.??ii tl Itt -k.Ac. just
iy as any ol the proud
-I ipa
At loa ; le Bi in in cnn reach the maln
l.'iid ul "Hg a 1 but when
the * ', i* io he it Oul "ff from all
. oiitiiunli atloti -,1th the outside
: t Ly boat. Thia mlnlsture ki-.
'?ut twelve mile.- from Olympia, al
the InteraecUoa of Big Blasofcnn* cud
Oyster Lavs. According to Brunaoa'a
first uadsratsjiding bli kingdom wns just
over th,* Hat In 't seems.
i s of the i baa
. ia tha dlvldlai line la tha
and by thi*.,
iii. noon's kingdom is in Thurgtod county.
question of tSSSttOa il* tl" A In
'iii.ut.-. Brunson refused te poy Lis poll
? Kaaofl country on Hu ground that
.?ind B aa i | <io\ SI li?
no 1,1 and tl al ha waa Uti rally ., law unto
btmssif. This asama to be the generally
pt ed view ,,r tha casa . Bonn <>t bia
neighbors 'oked bim about l*)*? prlncl
pallty, and he remarked 11..?t he "h.id ?
good notion to run np tbe British dag and
luke pCSSSSBlOB In the nam.- Of '.
VlctoHS ' lt Las heet*. sum*.- t.,1 that if
h- should sell whiskey Within tlc borden
of bia kingdom io- would boob Bad -.'ut
who owned iii** Island.
Stace bi psya ti?
ls called L'i qui i Hob
[?> lat. al bi conn:- Bi una
-univ with lils
The OOO* lu 'I I '?
Utile discussion ;?
Ih< Inhsbltsnts ol Ihe i lund
f hr "fSTSl (M rr.
M YORK. Am .
| le of
? i.i comm,
ti -iii till nv. |
country, Moat of thai - ore from
m.-n eonveraani \ ith thc condlUon of
ti ide In their various looslltlee and is so
Bed that ; ii the di pn
,'. snd the ic.it future,
?aili aaa a dectdsd Improvement in nil
lines of oommerdsl and manufacturing
Rrnns-rlck Almost Desert**.
WASHINGTON, IX ?'. Aim-. M.* Mot
Marias Hospital
set vice ri i etved a teh
Hutton al Bi unswick, 11 ? thal
? 1,000 white:, and 4,1 " blscks only
sro left iii that citv. The dssUtutton, be
says, wUI bi rary groat aalesa something
im dona set t Boon.
l.'rnv Bahloo Weathered lin* Storm.
WASHINGTON, D. C. ABB r>.-Pri
Infori elved In \l ashli . ? n
ai ti,- Pn -id,!,.- seaside home "n
i did nol Buffer from v. ? d*
iy id-Ill's huti'L .ti-. Mr IfOrtOB,
i ii v ot Agriculture, in whose
? i. p H ttii.-tit the we.uiier bureau is Included
apht d ttie Lu.-1 lani that Uta big
waa coming, and, acting on this
li g, ii ia poaelblc thai daman al
? a averted by mattias sang
and tiKht In preparation for it.
Ashe?ille*s Bewg lludget.
ASHVILLE, N. C. Auk., 2T,th.-Col
lect>,i ?! the foUoarlos ad
....frday:
Bun >uaty?Brandy gauger, Ck
.s. Lo
! county-General storekeeper
W, b i'<tn.:oii
niv? Storekeeper and
t| *)e
? rekeepera and gan*
prers: Lewis 1- K'-wer*-' J. J. Warren,
1. F. Rhyne. R. C. Nantz, J. li. Ksa
trick, h c yd, w.
A. Anns'i in \\ I.', -"am, W, T.
i''ord. John L Bee gan, B. h Rankin, T.
2, Baadlfer, Q Darr, J. W,
R . R II. Stows Franklin D
H IL BU lot, Cs I' 1\
DeUlnger, Chaa. P. Biam. P. C. BudlsUl,
?!-|. B. M.iu:,??>-; all fttrincis
[redetl county?Brandy gaurrsy, L. F.
Brad]
-In county --Urandy gat
IT. Bummer. Btorekeepera and g
I. V Qoodson, J W. McIntosh.
Butherford county?Storekeepat aad
? W. A. Buel ?
Yadkin . ? pera and
\ J. J Tl ? ra ia Wll
i: I. DI
lama, !? J. T. Conrad. J. H.
Q i: ll ir L
I rtee of I ?
tatlwsy an ' Bti smahip it lion la
? rn al Kt allworth Inn i
I W until Bat*
u*day. Thara i's a large attendance af
allroad bmb \*.ho an* lntot*eated in tha
isrtlcular mattera which pertala to such
.
while P. J n, of
l Pops, ot Atlanta f Ot the
?
An .-o'ltr-i.'ii.
ile, came In frota Charlotte \ 4*'' i
reen
Ktl'.W ll'.e I .IS.-ball j ii
le > st.!,!.iv, the latter v
voa I. ?'?'? H
t;ni,i tor ii t hanks i*raeeated*
V. ASHING rt >N, Aufaat ? -The
dav I- t-an
ayinej KoM for ali cheeki ? I The
paper fl
r nioiie.. a. i pro*
ii made
i ail "Marne days
nder ord' rs from here. The reason for
tn- gold payments her- is that th<- Trse>
IBTMH sf its amall receipts and
???iidiiuni., liar, exhausted tts jm
? i money. To-day, the Treasury books
00 god reserve snd
net bslaase af eleven mllliotiH. this bal
o;, -:., i iiinl -1 entirely of
Utarldlary coln, i ? .,. ia being
a-,1 in paying the obligations of the
iova-rnznent.
Civil Service with a Vengeance.
WASHINGTON, 1>. C.. Au ... ?.-T_er.*
will be an outcry ariiong the politician!
if the bill whirl. Mr. Lodge Of Ml
chusottH haa Just introduced In the gaa>
ate should hecoaac a law, but the elamor
against it win probably prcveBl ita aver
reacli I ng a stage where Its passage will
be ilk'ly. The bill b.-ars th.* inn
tub. "Tn rag-data the appointment of
fourth-class postmasters,'* but Its es?
sential purpose ls to exclude pollti- il
Influence In the appointment and I _!___*?__
of the great number of auch poatau
throughout the country.
The bill ls the outgrowth of a confer?
ence of the advocates of the ext.teston
of the non-partisan system of appoint?
ment! and has the cordial Indorsement
of several of the civil service raf arm as?
sociations, lt is claimed by thoae who
support this measure that thc constant
c' Ogm upon the advent of ii BOW Bd
mltilstration tend to deteriorate the
.ind Illustration of this, fl
plv<-n that al least furnish foi
flection, iii IM thi ra in ?
but la BES, with th" change la the ad?
ministration! there were 1,666, with
resignations, a change of mer* I
par cant of the postmaatera of the ?
try in a single . ? ai whl * tl
w.re laag thaa ll per cent the .
ceding.
A like change In 1W9 In the ndmlnts
tratloa hhows removals and r.
amounting to 1'.-i"*'.. or rv ?
in a single year agalnal leas than U
t be yeai befor -, when thei i
motive f.,r political ramo
garra for 1 ni admlnlstr itlon are
of course, aol obtainable, bm ti ? friends
r.f Ilia bill .'.-.tii'-i.l thnt tl, v vii: ?
ih.'it reno.viii, havs ii'.-ii made ?*.*
?ama desi
Mr. Lodge's bill provides fog ti
n of postmasters
??. in aa apa> and puMte manner by
i. st office ii';
duty in the yarlot.! postal >i
the T'ostnias'.-i* Oeneral iv ?
aelm t one of
by tha i' ?
and to aaalgn
|
i.y the laapector 1 ?
ruse nre to 0* OpSS ? ..pt
th i onii lentl 'i
a ta '?? aright Injure some of I
cania.
The rhanc*> pfOpOl 1 bj "is bill TV
' I ill; ! Dei
mani I one-half, nnd lt ls claimed for
ll
b<* exi malva after tba prli I
ters waa nt, and tl
Would not be r
tinder ibis bill tbe ,
wo ld be reepoi Ibis to the dei
and not to tin m. mber of i
Influence plaet d him thi ra, ai ft lt la
clalmad than tha tai I thal rem
would be mada for causa only woul ?
suit in longer aervlca and on
evils of wholesale ? I
ferenc of marnbi ri of Coi
lection of fourth-i rs ls
Specially forbidden In Mi bill.
Fight with legra Rabbets,
NAIHVTLLB) TENN .
waa a deep
a bani of |
m.-ti, and '?''
11..m. in VF lilian
?
> ed as a rend avous. In the righi *
Binnor,
badly '?? ?
'i bompson, the li adi r of I
kills i. The hon I full of
plunder whlcb i
In the nell hboi i,
booty -*?
*.\ ho has b 'ii 11. i > ?- i r i ?.^ f-,r ?
Three of tli" a
Rellaf for Brant-Tick.
WASHINGTON, D. C. _.ug.,_B. Botte
i,.i- Resae haa given the I
the Ti'.iMiry an opinion thal be I
thorlty to ii,., a poi '."ti of the fund for
preventing 'he Introduction t I
laglom fllaaaaai to alli 111
onie of Bi
ii ? .- of 'h.- >-. Hi m . rei
Phil "i I ?? aa t ? ?
.>n.rill Wyman thal the
.ever will probably apread unless some
loae al once to relieve the suf?
fering oi tl
t lia-.e-Hal 1 Briefed.
At Washington: H. H. E.
IVa-liin. ton 0 0000000 0?0 6 .
St Louie I "? 1 h I) i) i-i 10 1
niterteai Esper and McGuire; Gleason
ind ait .
At New York--10 inningi; darkness _
Nf. w York 0 1 IO h 1 0 0 0 i B I fi
Nttab ira I 8 DOO 0 1 1 0 1 6 ll I
Pallano!: German and .Viii, a; Ki.leu.
clarie sn I Mack.
At I'altimore.
Ilultiiii'.re 0010 0 00 I _ 2
Dih :? 0 0 li u I) ii . x 4
J! ler--: Hawk- ?? d Robi-MOB] I'.ir
of. Ki c aad Vaaghaa
At I hiladelphia.
_oulBTi.le .020004-9 ll I
?hilsdelphia I I 2 t I 0 | 1 3 8 l l
Hat r s Mena.ee u..il .Wave;.
in Ci-iin nt*..
At lin -Alyn:
Irooklyu ,) 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 x- 8 ll ?
.lucagu ' I a 0 1 1 - 4 f, |
Batteries: Ken .edy and Kinslow : A bey
n i K midge,
At Doatogu
b.atou Sn000200x-5 7 I
-,nd I '02000 I 1 - 3 j
Batterie Gaatr gbt aa Ganzel, Yo.dk
od Otwsgo
Mow the (labu Slant!.
dgba Won. l.o.i. Ater
o.lon. Tl 30 .71
'it:- nra. -. .1 Jfl
'lnlsdelplilS. H -'
leva and. ' i .r*)
.?_ l otk... . '*' I "1
Ireoklyn. N 8 .
acinnaii . -**
aiiiiu r. . 6 6 .4<v
t. 1. tr... il 6 AA
h.n.o. -?.' T
oals-rille. ts fl HO
. a.u.union. 6 fi
Tna.nrr ?Images.
WASHT GT< >N, Au*.' tft, O.Tula! mi M
r.re announced to-day in tlie Treasury
iepartmeutas tallows. .
*.* pointed?Lyman Howard, New
SMistant inspector of Boiler! of ital
?sat ^ew V'.rk City. Morg >n r. CotUr,
lark to local b.;arJ ? f ateamboat inspect*.rs,
'itt. burt:.., r ..
Hem val?Jinej.b Ht Ifield, assiiuat in
peetorol boilemof steam v-sseisat New
.>rk; MitiiU-l H. Campbell clerk t*> hoard
f steamboat inspectors, Pittsburgh. Ta.
-.
Hr. -t.lrtin on ibe la-.ii Finn jiu .
WASHING! If, D.O.. August I
lena <>t Atlanta. Ga., and a member of tba
iw firm of which Booretary Smith is the
end. was a visitor at tbe I 'apartment of tue
.tenor yesterda.r afteruo u. HU call was .
urely soiial. lhere was n. politics in it.
[e wa* en route from New fort to .-Ulan:..
, I dad stopt?ed over for a brief p-r:
kn] that Ulinga down south were i'uiet.
bet had felt the effects ot the pauic. He '
ji.Uj.lit that thincs would revive after the
?p. ui <>f tbe purchasing clause of the Sher
mu ' ill. He was not positive that the a<-t
aa r*g onaible tor the c_a*i tami e. i ut as
mg as the pe*.>(, a attributed tbe trouble to
at. ita repeal cou d not fail to have a
nelie.al effect. He was a bi metal!.st. I.ut
.ought that the administration wus right
ad that the present panic waa not a put up
ib against silver. He thought that thesilver
.opie ought fir->t to let the Sherman bill be
qi.eked out. and then proceed tu bustle for
hst they wanted. There waa very little
.lineal atrife down in Georgia. A g*>. .1
eal of intered .enured in the poetmaater.
iip, but the lucmuheut, a republican hu hi?
rer, ba thought wooid ba permitted to
.rve oat kia term.
HILL HAS THK FLOOR.
Jr/S DIAt.NOSlS OF TUB COTNTRT'S
MON El ARV MALADT.
It Differ! Bom-whit from that of Mr.
Cleveland's -Much lloti.e Speak?
ing to Empty I'.ettche*.
WASHINGTON, lt. C., Aug., 25.-At
the tiore of th** routine morning busl
aeea la ti Bi -day which compri
I 0 matter ti \ thitt interest except
the praaintatloa of r-rraimualeatloafl fron
the Treasury ioptJltnteal adverse to any
iBlattOB hi -.-ard to p<4naltl'?s
on the arl I Mr. Hill addressed
the thalf ci i He
ye Ided, bowevt I sent
? ?? ? : 1 a com
muBtcailoa flam | th,- mint
? , < OSt
I Bd "H . ' - ? r. Mr. HUI then re
Bo ?r and be un bia
whli n attract
Ir. HUI oatt, who
di 1 BOt wh, Ith the President
la ins diega
a ? , d. l i
?
rn ls to '?
t the Bl
. ... !i tiles Ub
? ?
and ! id thal
its foun i ,-i >ns ? laid la I
,'itry BBWlt*
; | thal
?
? ?
?
1 ? '.:
a of tba present
. ?
il
Third, no i nay hav-4
?
! 1 ?
la pi exist! corni I
ii ?? lha
i ?
I ? ?
'
Ifr. Hill i
I
urned bia
: t ?
ber to l
? i bael the ;
In front of him w
and Be
!
i their ? bim
Th- I
UM ' | the
both
which
in the eouraa of i Mr. mn
"JI -dent
?
?i the
h had
il or iu? ans by which
coinage bsd ed
U bSthl '? thia I I re?
ma!:. atloB
?
'
i as a
:" yet Mr. ' ? I
r iii his st -.-, h .|, I; . : Ifsdl*
rk* In an?
swer f his nomlna
! ? -'er of BC
lB his inaugural addregg
in Mart ii ' in aa law
whatever,
?
ih" prosperity of thi country with the
rhlch
? ? , ? ry one a be had , .
i .
Honan of It-pi n-etltm - ??.
' transpired In the
HotlS, fi,un the speeches
rt l by Hears. Burroara and Bprta*
l the
? lon of the m.-,m., i ., And the) rare
nol iii I ' with tin- attention thev de
1. T ? i s \s..- ;, day .,f , alni, the
or of Ihe atot n thsl wUI qi eta to*
I BK nd *i i ad*
I ' ?" ?*? bOl for th.- .;.i',
jut i h.. ii ii., tuence on emp*
?ii. i! prompUy begun
n 11 ism , Tessa >, wk
bli , teal i"" to vote for the free
? slr,, i Bl BBB i.ino thar had
? i i it at thc siino time ii*
: the Sher*
the pn asst Lard
' Sal ', Bald that the
to be I*;.eu ic st Mend ty a oold be
i be
v and the country
i gold basis.
Mr i ?? , i ?.,),spoke brl-f
ly in fa? of raj
Mr ry (DOBA, Ma.,), said that
?dng Of history gold and
! as th,- moii.-y
i of tha u
a bal ra'i.t a I
maintain t1 i in between
th,- two metala the debtor
. ? ,. :
urie ndl
. rider ,,r' BllVer. His vote would
t?. rc it i'd to reston ? r to Its ancient
tty. I Appia ?
Mr Rep., Mich, l was iii favor of
!, WOUld
I the ] -t rin
? the
s theiefoi i
Mr. Bun ? .) then clalm
con
?!, it he i ? ? ? for
lee. 1
I ' ! ? .i .use
? itel B itly Mr.
I -withdrew bli md Mr.
spent h
He he d thal liver
*? ll to 1. OT twenty
v .
ch a proposition h- give
???? \* ho fa*. peal
real M
| the
bar Wh! h ! ll
lins I. 1 he free a."d u-ill
Of silver itt any "f
> bimetallism,
ntry to a
rd, that of uiver, and tl it
depraeto
The opening of the mints of the United
States to the uni eat rioted minting for
Individuals of rtlvsr Into legal dollars
at any ratio to poid lt it
m.-rei.ti value of Loth metala, nader the
protease of aiding the eases of bimetal?
lism or tor the pan ibllahlng
or maintaining bimetallism In the (Jai?
led Statea, area simply playing1 m>on the
and credulity of the A inert
fan pe ;
Mr Marsh (Hep. Illa.) waa outspoken
and direct In favor of the free and unlim?
ited coinage Of
Mr .Joseph (Dem. .N'.M.) spoke In favor of
free coiner,.* Mr. Compton (Pcm., Md)
sahl that h? had been in favor vt tree
coinage of silver, but his opinions and
convictions had Changed, and h*> would
now vote for the unconditional rej.eal
of the pnrchaatng clause af the act of 1 <*.
Mr. Haney (M!e.?.? MM that he had come
to BTaaMagtan prepared to vote for re?
peal, hut since he had baan here he had
1 hhs fen! if not hil liewa, ? I I
Intended to vote against the repeal Of
the purchasing clause af t_* Sherman
law. -tr. Durborrow (Dam. Dla.) Blguei
that the United States along could not
' free coinage.
Mr. Spring'r followed. He nald: 1 at?
tribute the actu.-l condition which now
exists In the country to three control
linc and fundamental causes. First, the
tariff legislation since th-* war, tl.*? pr"
t?- tlve tariff laws, which are Imposing
enormous burdens upon Um MOpls of
the country to protect favorite interests.
I en has been aver-productloB by this
unnatural Mitha ant; there baa been over
bo**rowing, over-trading, over-drafting
and thus Inevitable disaster
The second cause, *n my judgment, for
ihe present fi;
In ti ' ..nv. r In 1-73.
third catlee, thc authority i
Ba Hherman act to purchase i ?oo.
entem of attver aa -h month a_.i laani
Treasury notes thereon, which Tfasury
-. undar the ruling af I i isurv
urtment, are redeemable in _.-i.i.
'lliere are, of course, otb* -
tn,Kht l.e r (Brr I to, hut ti.
? ms to me, are those meat respon?
sible.
? ? ? ? We have been calli I
nt in extrai rdl
of effecting the
Bhei inan act. Bhall we
l
' which no
?
I the land, nit! i ?
wa v. ii n
Shena ta ai I until ?
*
rt it is i ni aa peril!
I ? Inala!
WU shall be in.
.lemon* Iver shel
, of silver bas, in my
I fr, ni two
? it|
of th!
world, and . ? i ondly, by th.* en. ?
? I production bullion
,
i this re pi ii mi i
"nt tba lawnuUdna power of th!
wi I ent. i :
member!
I put forth
thoroughly,
rds to f
? ?
? I
thal i
Cleveland will the
. ?
?rill nol
??
...
i i ible nae ol I
... the money ol
he Mil ?
? for him that a mil
tl -
'
?
stu h treaaon. i do aol I
?? ould,
a''
'
la atatli n or
i to the
?
of the
?
?
will unite la making good th! pren
thiit we ga ie amdo to the i
upon nilli hu ii
majorltj I ,;
hi tba s. ?
j-._i'v of th ? eli -tore!
of ii" _tea of tin- i . ii... retie
party.
Mr. Sickli -. of N V . ; di I '
repeal of the purchasing dsuee of th.*
{.herman act.
Mr Catching! interrupted th.- pi Bed?
inga loror ? r. ugh to r- p ri th! I Uh-? Of
the Houie. v. ith -ul read ? I
oi.I i ' I vote.
for th.* Bhermafl ai t from n \
or i" i'
t. peel af the pw I ? io from
i big
Mr T.tylor!! . tn ,Ind i I]
alllsm. Mr (Dem _
I the Wi!-.,n bill. No wo '
b* araated. The Shi rman
: I
Mr. Breckenrldge.Ark.. would, under
ag .it,int.
peal Mr liol;,
th.- Wilson bili. vVhlli
? in tl .* rem< ly i ri
?
munit < I might
to it from ? ' the
faith .-ur.-. (Apple ie) Mr. On uti R p,
M'.ke In favor ol
.Mr ('a'lipi.i ii ' i n m..Tenn i Mr
trick (era
Mil. Meaan 0 pc ' Oeii
enhalner (Dem.,N ' i spoke In favor nf
?
,nv ratio,
Mr. sit ,ps<,n 11 I ni
consent f..r conslderatl -n ot a resolution
authorising lbs ?peaki r to ai
committee of five awn
the allegation that certain bani,
a 4 paying their enquire
Into the conduct of Secretary i
i i.lier Bckeli in tl i pi
The Speaker r I
wm. not in . t ler. ' ? - the Hot?
took a recess until S o'clock.
Ahollt I.lr ht Huii-s.
Vt'ASHIN'ITi.N*. ti .' Aag-B
cf ti*.- Inapecl
of tl I fifth 'list t i-t. which loci*.
of Maryland, virginia ai l * -
?
Charlea
light, which
the roset, renell
. , dig in ti
light, near Fort M< i roe, also i
little at. rh for ?
ll was th
lously Injured bj
light ts lt! _
i erfi Pi hil A- h-'
lng the y.-ar " little Value.
toa Wolf Trap light wa.
carried away, but I
?
?
hirM also su-*'aii
puts the light In fine coi
llghta along th! Petema! ri
ported to be w-ll ke;.t and la I
I ?
' an unimpor?
tant character. Recommendation ls made
thal a tight hean! ba established <>n the
R.r.-teh betwea Cove I'olr.t and Smith's
petal which for a dlstan-e pf thirty
mi!-.* is unlighted. This !l_ht. in the
opinion of the Inspector, i- '
ry. Small r. pairs were placed on the
Wacks tone leland light. In the V
and a tinew ll.ht hu..* was erectad ea
Maryland Point- The li.ht shone for the
first time last December The reg erl
...commends that a light ba established
st Swan Point Bar. Fifty thousand
dollars would b*? necessary to construct
i. llcht house, lt ls estimated that the
done to the II..M house service
Bad the buoyage BfMUn tn the '*he*a
peake bay last winier by the tee tea ah ed
fully tTAMh . ?
Fat-n.lon of Qnaraatla*.
W*fLM**NQTON, N.e.. August ?.-Th*
board of health of Wilmington met to?
day ami de. Lired quarantine against
Atlanta rahUB, Ca,, because of
th- number of refugees at those piece*
from fever infected pyrts
Incrt-ai-ing |ha hone)-Ojder l',tisln-*s*.
WASHINGTON l>. C A :.-.-'. Puring
the financial flurry of the past lew weeks
tl.ere ! ,s been B nitliealde I|1CP?1S*? in
the t, letaeaaof aeveml branches at the
etty pee* oehee, Eapecteltp ia this th*
case i; y order di. Istoii. The
and I oth.-r of handling checks
and ! arts just now has driven many
business ni*n ts rh" us<- of inom-v ord-rs
In transacting their business. For ?**>
mos ii ba -er of this city
recently Ben! i draft ra kew Vork down
?tr!,.,,ns In the usual routtn<* of
bvatn rs, With th* r-sult that it was re?
turned tO kim as un Available. He was
f,;,el ? rd -r for the
reQuh
TL - * i-i the money order division
of the -t it.-,) today the
BBBOUBl ? by them no* ls
illy ls at this
Istry divisi >n
does Bot il ie a like lacresse, and there
> ? v of telling the '..fun4
of Ihe con) reg ed pe
thal
L. It.g sent
out la i?' ? heck! or di >fr* that
?s by
mail.
Assistant ; IferrUl i
?
ln,r UM l 1171 ll ' told a
star repoi ming I
rssasmb ??? 1 how ti-.-- hulk of
1 th'4i
capt Mi ?
run up ? .masing the
| ? lied to
work L - ? i way lae the
Igh With the
'
?
Barri's! ll a CeraSeld.
I . e\ "tiing
ru ia esl led oul
'
Ihe iioti
? l or'a, ?
.
tl ? ni In
they
tl -lt relui ll. wi- ?
tween two
Indian*
e.ul III.
[NOITON
? ! Hs* I niros fur tfBtkf.
? '
?
'
?
'
,
. Will
Dot pl
ll".
?
'
1 !? I
?fifth ?
?
Sixth i
Lissie,
IBS; M iii ul. US;
roam, li;, orchis,
18.
Seat tie! ena aa travel ResjmvaA
JACK80NVILLB ii.v, Aas*eel BJ
1 iltli < >l!i, sr POI f'-r Lim ii
, which i
? >a :
? Tamp i I , tUgtU
"The ?
? i rt Tam
pa 'itv Bl ! ' to the
i no longer
trtettoae on
trsv, I arlll I
u !.?? ?!? a to war*
of the !'tr
i tallied
I . Mth.
spiiii. ni Ssaded Barrheaam
WA8HINOTON, Am I See.e
tsry Cl ? r \',,r
lu-es a letter I pen Ung bill
?
may Ile in Loud' I WI
' ll urns
te pt | that lt s -lid af*
rs ?'? *r < ia la caa*
toms Wfl in the
? i Be
? -
!
liol bulli'
Leal la I ', ? gs.
CHICAGO. ILL, Aagnst ??*> M-,ry
ett, need aevetitv ?? earn, of the prom!
rt.|t , ,,,,1 ,r ? Herndon, cam*
isre to meet .>tiii Barry u dallforalaa *nl ie
now iwporte i i"it.
? .-rn
Ibe t tm-agu Ure.
CHICAfK ' II.I. A t-onserva
pl.i ai the total lose I
- ire In Bouth Chlcsgo ?t IOim.ihjO
? ea the Creek i
Compaaj ? dock which was damafid to
teat of H0.S "
V,?irl,ee. tlari', * I r. ulatto'l ll'
WASIItViTiX, August ta
?
i ir
f the 1
vin net? ? i vats tn tbs l
L'-vn di.-.fcgtng Its
?
eceivi i ii I deal of -ndatloii.
IU! th, i ? Bf 1 ir
iiso, the stlllty, Mr.
forheee ins spe.-?-li it
lay gave a to bo irary friendly
ut the national banks,
ind hts remarks found a rei
rom oAl ? Bene*
? If this
..-ink circulation bill waa to i
?n upon rh- r-peal bili he would
ha carrie, r lila
? ' he measure
s not :,
Pktal f-nd of n lead.
nashvii.: rm au.,. r,-At
.thanet Ala., thin morning, a did
, ,. a ion
,f I*r. J. U. Hoffman, and Clytuo Ulan*
? from near )"lk HI.er.
I .ffm.-tri was ah"t through the head
ind killed, .vh'le Hianton wai se*i*0**Oi|
was ar reeled and lodged
n Jail. A faod had/ listed between the
wo young men for tCCB* time.
mmiiih: FORECAST.
WASHINGTON, !'? <*.. A us uat Bi.?For?
est mr Virginia, aoutliwesU-rly winda
ind fair weather.
North I'arolina and 54outh Carolina,
i.irfheaat.-rlv winds, with rain on the
tessi, i"st*lbly Increasing to galts B*t
irday night, pt. .?Lng _ hurricane cen
re moving north* tatt weather In the
mellor.
I NEGROES AT THE FAIR.
FRED norm A* SPEARS OX THR
RACE FROE I. SR.
financial Natters at the Expasltloa I_eah<->
lea Brighter -The Attendance
ngaree.
CHICAOO, HA., August t_-~Trelne
arriving In Chicago this morning car?
ried a goodly number of colored people
They came from all parts adjacent to
thia city, and a fair portion w e-e from
the far southern States. The moet die
tlngulshed men of the black race were
among these at the grounds. The local
colored men and women turned i it In
force and In their best attire. Th?J cur?
ried themselves In an orderly manner
and acted proudly. They had an lutere. t
lng poiTimm. to observe at Festival li **il.
a h>-re their best oratora ma a,
the address of Ired DOUglaea on "TIM
Race Problem in America" being masterly
la lag I ???neut in tone Rteeei -itu
Jones, khown as ths black Patti, elicited
rounds .o' apples! ? from ' ia e.
wh_ h wa.- shits peo?
ple,
ajliney fl heard af '?? "ton. ami m ir**
t- .1 lelah. .,f the N -ei-Mitory
Ifusle of America, aeng eelectlUM
from Will M took s opera, 'lr.de Tom'!
' and Hiilll* < I Brou n. nu elocu
tlonlsl amoila her people, read patrtotM
?elections The femoua lu bile, ?i miers
nile I In .?? veral numbere ol mme
.-it, I e i, h time they were i ? utily en*
\' n ? furnished If
the talent I J Bl -pe?
dal i -queel Uuffi lo Blil with his riders
ni rivi ; at the ? rning and
Kilian.-lal matters ' et\ iltlon sra
looking brighter Vlei President r
si ys
re wi - 'i 't.
? stirs amount du I ra la now
i nnd a few auch days *?!
will wipe ? It la aal I
* i
? i now on t the
elrae an ui i mei (?a
In ei The
i
with I * -ti*.?r
*
of i". ? niiti pey*
. third Installment of i" >.r ju per
The ' led In
? nleilona di l lng fha
ll ettaa
' a looting
wh tel
? om thal ilma i ame
?
. a. ra
I end
h . \'i. "*.. ith, wai - tba.
.
i Th! total for th lays ei
this iv.-ek has Sirred) r. ai h I I
, I . I to
CI ' \M I.
mises to si t the
hich \.i)i, i .where tn the
neishborhot I
t it tend, nee
_... i . |j Ith, a la imls
Sloni v -re taken Tho n ! fig
ure was th.it of "Ilihioli
I >,-i v,' when thi i ? lid's
fair stat., turned r>u1 ' i h. their dag
to th! number of MO.MB. "British Ki I
plre" dav, whi.-h fell on n Saturday in
the io-xi with in.MI; Gen in I ty* fol?
lows with i n ord t : * tt, and "in?
fanta" dav t* credited sith I BB
tht bair M-rvi.or.
mw, rOMC, kwh, u\ Stoma af l"se
of life and Shipping by Thursday's storm
-?iii coming In, This morning. Ttvfh*
en Cooper, "f tbe pll ?i boat Thomas 1).
Harrison, reported thst whee twenty
mllss off Highlands ai ?? o'clockyeetagdap
aftsrnooo ha pMB i ap Henry Susa, a Por
iitik-liiK to the tnai.1 load of a
hink.ii arrack. Bc proved tn be the only
.urilv.r of the schooner N irriiKansett,
Captain Chose, bound from philadelphia
fur Westham, Mans, coal ladea, which
foundered yesterday morning during the
burri rs ac Ths cre-n af flee men were
i.ll teat and the survivor wan for seven
on ih.- nrc_. * before being picked up
lie mts taken aboard the pilot boat in
sn !__ha istsd COOditlon and conveyed to
thia ity.
trance and Mern -tain,
i. >NDOM, Aug., Si.--A special to the
Tines ri. ni Bangkok, anya that m. i.e
I'r-i.i ti r*|. . afl dunand
? i that tn- Siamess government dis
mlM a mmese
9 dirmlasal
it the Mi ames!
arm] i navy, and tin tlapntch adda
. f'-ar that
i ? ? _t t,, -.it i* fy the
lUlllll! ' '.Iii Saigon,
v. ho .1* -ire the ecqutaillOB of more
BlaaMec t. nu try an HM r'.^nt l?ank. ot
ths Mekong river. M. 1) lea baa an
?l in Bangkok, thal four mora
French w-.,r Milpa .tue ,,u tie ir way to
i ,1'ii-r meet I noa between
M. Devi ia i I uneee f-'t'litn mln
IstarhnV! ben adjourned without data.
habw- i Mated i hum' s .
SAN BBRNARD1NO, P.M.. Aug. To?
The Farmers' Karkaage National Hank
v..is rc,pen> i >eater-tap.
RIVER FALLS, NV IS. Aug. aft-The
of Rivi-t i alla whirl* suspended a
week ago, renamed buaineaa yesterday.
I ,.r i' vcr Culaare.
WASHIKOTON, I). C. Aug .ft- a*cre
tary Carlisle sent to the House to-day a
l.-tter reeomaaeadtng the appropriation ai
I8UC.00Q tm ? iiuln'tlna the recoinage of
fractional ellver cot*,... Tho D-K-reiary
asks that the appropriation ba mal!
avallabl- linnie :i-it. i>.
Hnilrnaii . ag- Ki-melina.
HOWLS, ALA. Auk. 2.V-J. C. Clark,
lent of the Mobile and Ohio Itali*
Company. Oeneral Superintendent
ten. anl ct ra mitt tee representing
the orders of conductora, sagtosem S*v
? 'ralnmen nnd switchmen held a con
faianei VT< baeedey r*gai___nf a reduction
in wages The mun refused to accept a
.ii of 7^ per cent without the atlp.
: (>. lay notice. The company mada
a counter proposition of 10 per cent for
several months and at the expiration of
that time. If the tlnam-lal eonditio . of
the road ls uric hu need, the reduction
should continue. This waa r< fused. Pree?
ldent Clark then told the men that the
acale of reduction submitted to them was
imperative.
A Strike Improbable.
SMSHVlI.LK. RMK, Aug. tt-Rep*.
B-titiitiv a of tbe various labor orgaaigetioM
wi..*, members are employed on the Lotttv
ville A Sash ville Railway system net here
i secret session to-day lo eoe at Ibo votee
east for and e. e.nat tbe order of the reilroed
oom pan? makio*, a tea per eau -ednstlog
mts w igee of emu oyee. lo take eSoot
Boys I. Ii la the opinto a herelSf_lifwu
thirds of i he em ploy ese veted aga! etaaeam.
ting th* redaetioa. bal ll te though* I
a strike mil be avoided tai UmwStAttk
waa*beamleahly settled eg ssmgMmsuh
tory knaki

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