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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after September y, 1889
nnrAT TRrNK LINE

A~D UNITED STATS MAIL ROUTE
,ns1eayo New or eSbrosscs and Cour4ndt Street
itisburg and the West, with Pullman Palace
ars sttscbed IN and daily NewG ork and
csro Hunted Of rarlor. Dining, Smoking and Sleeping
cars at 8 a. every Gay. ,,-, 49,
NJ o. IN connecting al Cory for IItusyio. Petroleum
Centre and tha OH heglhi o., ,.,.., ,-..,,-....
baltimore washington ana inc HOtt IdhiHo "a'nnB1h
al puilmap Palace Cars daily except sunday, 10
a M, 9rvo Washington a. y. m. regular a. go and
80 m / $40 hBd p and ~ night Sunday, Cl0
a m $40 and p m. and u night
Atlantic win CT u VA
FOR cape May, except sunday. ] p. NJ
Long Branch Bay eaa JUNCTION and intermediate staops
Ma KAhway apd AnbOy 800 a. III, l2OO HO'n H.
sIo o ana $50 p. IN. On sunday, n m Ano p H.
do not stop at Asbury PARK -, ,, ,,,u...ioh,a o,A
For Old Point Norfolk. Via New ork Ihadepha ana
Torfok railroad g. n. week oal ana r. IN every
49, wa ISL moro and Bay Line, $40 "a work days
poais OF Brooklyn Annex connect VITA az tIoAHn
at Jersey CIV RGOIdHR speedy and dIeet lFahsef Ior
BROOKLYN travel. ,,oo. - o.. 49,,
gs5 o. m daily From Washington ana HaItiinoIe; o. h
I'm TO SOD @.3 $50. 20 and 1000 p NJ SUNDAY ~
sam 890, 20 1905 m Prom Paa 90 S'z9
62G 655,7 30, 800 e2o, o35 1908 M sna lZ5o night
Sunday 8bO $780, 70j. 60j. ll3J IN. oi@O, wv o.Oo'
e.2O 9:S5, 1000 D.
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NFw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN

NETWORK PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMEORT AND THE SOUTH. -
bHoURs FASTER THAN ANY OTHER RoUTB
The NerYork Philadelphia Il Norfolk Railroad Company
Fast Day and Night Express between New ORR
ans Cape Chsrsa Trains leave New orr, via Pennsyvan
falrosd $50 a. NJ week days AID daily arriving Dld
Point Comfort D. week days a0d 80 m daily Nor
for n m and 81 n m Sleeping through from New
YORK cape Charles and Paror car from WIN
Change seats ana sleeping berJs can
be any Ticket once Of tho Pennsyvana aIo4d
II. W. dunno. Superintendent
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
trains leave depot foot OF Coranat anG Dosbro:ses m
Allentown Rcading. Mauch Chunk. wikesbarTc, ToBanda
Wnverly ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
through coaclos daily. Local trains ut and
GAO p. IN. for ERston. bethlehem and COplay.
Trains leaving 81 and $40 connect for all
points MahonOy and azCton coal regions sunday train
leaves for hauch Chunk and HazletOn. S:lO a
General Eastern ONCE, No. 2S5 broadway
Il. b. BYIAGToN G. P. A
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Drp Goods
ST M ON SON

WILL EXHIBIT TO-DAY AND TOMORROW,
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. % and u,
AN ARRAY OF SUPERB WAX FIGURES SHOWING
THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF PARTISAN AND
LONDON HAIR DRESSES, BESIDES AN EXTRAoR-
DINARILY LARGE VARIETY OF EXQUISITE DE-
SIGNS FOR THE FRONT AND BACK ooIFPEURs.
Ps-THE EXHIBITION OF WAX FIGURES WILL
BE FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
"a East 14th-st., near corner Union-square.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

X NEW-YoRK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD p. r.
Harlem River station, corner 1872 -st and
Lnconavo Third Avenue Bride Harlem River
reached by Thi-d Avenue Elevated lalroad daily except
SUNDAYS $40, 100 al0. 1000. lli56 2l0. BOO
40 $40 $40 and 500 D for Port Morris Casanova
Point. Hunts Point. West Farms. Van Nest West
Chester 1mpsons Bay Chester Pelham BAY Barow lCiy
Manor and New. Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with for oil ponts the main No Of
Mo New.York, Now.Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
Line Line Divisions; NeW-tanaan Midd ietONn,
tsn Suffeld Branches and Boston and ali points
East.
idnight train for NewRochee and all intermediate sta
tons ~ 2:l0 a. m. daily, except Mondays.
Sunday trains for Now Rochelle and all Intermediate alta
lions al 200 $50 tho latter trail connecting
at Rochelle with way trains Grand Cent? depot and
Stamford
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By Richard 7. Hdrnst d 90.
2story building with lot No 10 Carmpest So
1875 Of Vatickst lot 26I32i Daniel shay. SlOt0O
Sstoy building with lot, West ATHEIST AIS 1T ,oz
W OF 1lth-ave. OF 25x 1908; II w Rankow-,----- 6A2o
l 3-story building. with lot No 81 Downright ms, .
20 Ute Of Benord ST. lot. 25x70 Henry jones' 77Oo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-NY. CITY.
The following shows transactions recorded
yesterday;
William Levi. CT Ct al TO John EiehlSr SIS 800
G1sgssheIner and wife to John DecHer 10000
DeFores ST. and wife ~ TO MsiS!ns 10000
Watson and wife 81 10 Mary Bancs 1880
and smother eGecntoPs TO Hugh moiliy' $4,000
East Broadway, 8. Lot No 40. 25X-, also n 9,
EFT and wife to WisU RsnnicE '....'.., $500
oBien 10 Amelia Badger oOieO' 245oo
cossn ro f to e, Henry tpmSn 10000
WORTH Sucker SD and VIE to MicSac Cain 5000
BcISmy and nd wife to iavnia 1o75O
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~ AsST1Nn4Y 3 sTATioNS IN PHILADELPHIA,
IN NETWORK.
Fyprcs leave New York Via Desbfcsses hn 'our-
iapdt Street Ferries, "a fOllOwsi - -
Chicago Limited, and 10 (Washlngton
Ijmiiedt II il iOa.Inl 800 $40 44AO b. +, z, aud
D. M. and ~ night. Sundays . o. Lmiteal ana ~
q m: 40, b, q, Z, and . j. H.. and 2 night
Trsna leaving NowN daily except sunday NJ g. n and
lilo 81 "a, 3 and p. m, and D. IN on Sundays
connect at Trcn ton for Camden. ,,,,,-,,,
trsins cave Broad Street StetiOn, philadelphia
~ 400 435 g. b:4b go 7$O S2O $50 l. and II
a m Qinited Express "a and 30 p m l254, ~
10 7.lO TAO and IN. On SUNDAY, l2Ol 90, ~
ID $50 a m 1924 45O Llmitedl, ESQ, 40. 74O
n m Leave Philadelphia via Camden, H. daily except
Sunday. ~. .,--,--, 49,. rro,.o
and foot Desbrossss and COurtandt SITS COurtht fd
Bro9kiyn Annex Station foot Of Fnltonst BrookIynj
Bnscbs Hotel HobOk Station, Jersey CITY,. Emgfaht
Ticket once No 8 Battery place and castle Garden
nsier Company Will call for ana check
baggage from hotels and residences. --.ooz
CHARLES T.. PUGH, j. r. WOOD .
General Manager. General Passenger AgsAh
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CHE Qnn


A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-JEROME
IN PABK.-sept. 26 and 29j Oct. 8, 9, 8 and 10.
Races begin promptly at li30 p m.
J. II. CosTER, seoy. A. BELMONT, Prsst.
NORTH HUDSON DRIVING PARK ASSO-
IN CITATION, H0BOKEN. N. J.
140-ENTR1ES FOR THE-140
FALL MEETING.
SEPT. 90, "a AND 20, 1885.
FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY, SEPT. g.
No l-Purse, 5000 500 class
No 2-Purse. $500 2;25 class
No. 3-Purse. $50 running z mile hearsi 2 Ia 81
SECOND DAY-THURSDAY, SEPT. "a
No 4-Purse, $500, 240 class.
NO. 6-Purse. 5000 $3.50 class
No 6-Purse. $50 running; mile dash.
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. 20.
No. 7-Purse, $500; $50 class.
No S-Purse, 60 o Free for all.
No. e-Purse. $3.50. Running i9mile heats. 3 In D.
Pacing will begin at m sharp each day. -. .
Park be reached by stages connecting with the West
42dt and Jay street Ferries from or Dy street
cars from HsbOken, N. J.
ADMISSION 90 CENTS. LADIES FREE.
H. sCHULTZE, JR.. Secretary,
70 HudsOnst Hoboken, N. j.
pOCKAwAY STEEPLECHASE.
HI AUTUMN MEETING. Tuesday, september %, and
Thursday September "a Six Races each day Hurdle Races
and Seepechase Trains the course at
via the Long Island r. r. from Long Island CITY at and IL
o 1890, and 1880 D. From Flatbushsyeh brooklyn
lis D. m. An extra train will leave L. CITY at m In
time Tor the last three Return trains leave the course
at b:05 u. M and others Immediately after races
J. d. CHEEVER, Prest. ALEX. !. KENT, Asst secy.
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ErookInn lJropertp For Sale ar> 60 fst

CLINTON-ANE.. near Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
- TO rent rats tho beat lpcal'y in tho city for $50 to
4 per month iuuTov 80 d ~ cool order Address
BHOWN HHOs. 40 6th-ave, bIooAbn y y.
NOR SAL E.--MacOn- St, near Sumner-avr.,
y throe.stoTy and basement houso brownsone. 20rio
IN splendid order al 81 minutes nom New
York prce $1,000. OWN EH. - MuThyst, n eT York.
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POPULAR SHORE IINF-F BOSTON
and tho East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily sundays excepted TO Boston ~ m
D. ~ lparOr attached and with palace sleep
ing eArs Sundays at m with palace sleeping card
Newport fast express leaves Grand Central Depot pafIOr
X. W. POPpLE, Agent.
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| ONLY
III | X A ID o.

which occasion
SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN,
having returned 10 New York from California has kindly
consented
TO CONDUCT THE ORCHESTRA.
orchestra viii DO increased forty musicians bou.
Duets offered the ladies I'm the audience, special
illustrated programmes Will distributed aud
ments generally will be made 20 nng welcome 10 O. Q
in his nrs public appearance In New.
Yrk since the production OF the Pirates Of Pen anea In 1879
and seats may be secured b. appl alton, which
should be mado Immediately, 70 the BOX Oce AZ 2stb ST
entrance the Fifth Avenue Theatre The prices will be
follows: Private Boxes lower 80 middle and upper
$40 orchestra and Family Circle seats. - 90 each Frss
Balcony seats - so other 81 Admission
81. Family CIRCLE four rows 81 Admission to Family Cir
Gle 80 cents
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER, PORTLAND, NEW.LONDOS, NORWIt II.
WHITE MouNTAINs and all points Fast Fr9n RON Pier 80
street Ferry at .. "CITY OF WOKChS TER tues
days. Thursdays ana Saturdays "ClTY OF BOSTON,
Mondays Wednesday and Fridays. Tickets and SateroOms
may House. 2O7 26l 39 and 95 Broad
indsOr Cosmopolitan and EaTles Uotes S35 iuOAst
' w ~ 80 GEO. W. BRADY Agent.
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Confirm propcrlp for Sale anI 60 Eel

nor SALE.-Thc country residence OF the
late John H. Reynolds 90 klnierhook Columbia County,
=. Y. Uu,E residence ~ Coui Udc. Fiamo c"ttSc
Fail OF Ouilud4uFs. 30 fC 10 good i1lL Apply q
JAM n 4 El.NEOlIlS.
kiudrTLuSA. Oluulia County y. \.
FURNISHED house 10 let in Newark, on
OroLaId st. near Ienungton me, inn sifei AL mod
Crn C0nvouIouCas. address j. CRANE newark. y
IEORRISTOWN.- rent for the winter or
VI for longer psriD' situated Furnished house
with ttaJle address MOEHIs. 20 BOX 1918. SOW ORR
CliY
ORANGE, y. j., REAL STATE icuiiy
~ 6Vecialiy sale rent furnished aud FURNISHED ATpiy
LLAAIEl. " LLIAG~. o. ". EuuGius.
'EO LET.-At summit, Ncw-icrsoy, from
October 70 Fay ]. q small family uf Iv. ps4a-u3
furnished house so.taeru eEpD ~ arE' rpHUy roula
furHR.o. U. lglf-ul winter luC I'D
principal ct three mn ulcs walk dept $50
per GOD reference. required Apply % GEOitBE
[. MILLER Bruad AMI Bans So NcwlrA, y. }.
'EO LET, TREMpNI.-N thin five minut a.
wal& u dtloL lTs; class house. ten IoDms. Cru;on
WHter gas cred UusFesi1r -.uH Apply
10 HIGH y. CAM, owner. o. Liberty st.
or u. NoODALi. uoAT Ir,Moui station.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs, {. ii. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peek slip, Pier 70. T. r. at , m s9a
special trains tor NJ FRTDES. HARTFORD. SPRINUFIELD
HoLHOKE sc Tickets sold ana baggage checked 81 0ai
IrOa1way. n y. and Courtst, brooklyn Excursion TO
New-HaVen, 81 30
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forses an6 Carriages

HORSE WANTED.-Wanteda good sound
old horse suitable for an Invalid lady 70 drive IN the
country. Address H. r., BOX 10 Ai!puAo SA's'
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Gin properip 10 Eel.

ITO LET. from October TO July. furnished.
large house; monthly, location SsthsI 9th
Apply "a West 35th-sL
ITO RENT-House No. 10 West 5lst-st.
Il 2lx65. Inquire Of LORD. DAY LORD.
100 Broadway.
ITO RENT-NO 81 West Seth ST., near 9TH
ave, 3sory l515O. in handsome orler immediate
session Please apply on premises
Ak BEEKMAN-ST .-Large, light store, base
-fC nent and suh-cellar toilet
rutland q WHITING. Boekman.st
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steambcats ano iaailoaos.
r. BOSTON AND NEW.ENGLAND.
ToSSsTOT Ss IIY S: SfTDE R aos block sDov.
csnsist daily except sundays at train with
fns,on without charge Most direct route to Watch Hin
and AarrasAn'Fw PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
ia DAY LINE STEAMER ALRANY OR c. vIBRARD.
leave rp.en, s1ssE,ya m
tgsS, PEI Ps4 ES%rSTn m M
sRs R2asSse
SScsTs Fa b ha AaHt Cleveland Chicago
cincnnad Louis and the West and Saratoga and the
Tickets sold and baggage checked through
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
a. LANDING at M GFsn'tG2s West bons
Isop1s cSnn0cng with Ulster and Delaware sto9y Cove
a SG JAMES E'Ssa
except whom G iGSi H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY
~ Trains leave fro| Chamoersst Depot for E1glewoe6
baO $40 $50 p m II midnight. sundays T. a m. aud
Nannet Spring Valley and MOnsey Z. lOa m. 4:5o m
'CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
anrmshts Of trans rom cSanSers Depot From SD
st. 10 minutes earlier.
fHSR sT&S.
tSS e dS1
oextra charge for last time Arrives Salamanca 6:85
Cleveland 1851 m: Cincinnati c:,5 ?. Chicago
800 y. and st. Louis 1880 the second morning
m-Daily Buffalo and Niagara Fails Limited" arrives
popular night train between ew. ORR ana Buffalo. go
D. Daily. Chicago Express for the West a Solid
Fmira Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Cincinnati AMI Chicago.
Rutherford aud PGssac 40 5A5 72o $50 $50 1920 a M
Ia 3 3 ~ z d.
~ midnight sundays 5;45 745 $50 1920 las $50
Paterson 4l5 5:46 720 ESQ $50 1920 II noon lao
midnight Sundays 545 Tao $3.50 1920 a. m las $3.50
7.s5 . p. m, = midnight 49,.
1850 m 200 8:.04:2o 800 $50 $50 7So 1000 D m
~ Tsdnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l5 a. m,
sESciP 3 s45 75O $50 1920 g. NJ las $3.50 $50 $40
9 az $50 1910 p aHa p mn a5d 70 SI9 a@s O
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 0 a m $3.50 4So p w. Sun
RondOui and Kingston and Montgomery a. $3.50 p IN
s9R os6sS as 55 75o 1920 m $3.50 $50 40 ZOO
$50 Sunday 6A5 7:i1 $3.50 1920 IN, $50 700
EilddietOwn 4:45 b:45 $50 1920 $3.50 $50 8
The and $3.50 trans connect with New ork. On
and Western Railroad at Manst The am train stops
Port Jervis z45 $50 1920 m. $50 A3o z $50
nm SUNDAY $50 1920 m. $50 SPIN.
Boats leave 2Sd.st, ~ \. 5to; OLD m $40 m 10
thirty and ll:45 Sundays thirty minutes
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room aud
coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
be left at the COuDanys Offices
Nos 401 957 broadway lo7 Westst ~ Y, No Court
xnress trains nom tho Nest arrive in New-York 7lO
ESQ :2b a m. and 1929 p. IN.
JOHN n. ABBOTT. Gen'l Passr Agent New-York
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1855.
BIZ Richard 7. Harneh d 90.

LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auction
Room tn-laY
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Pneiness propertn tor Sale alo to Get

ITO LET.--Two large, light and well-venti-
lated lofts 2sX7O broadway and Union square with
power suitable for light manufacturing jewelers.
Convenient for = oraRe elevator Apply to
VIM. H. JACKSON & CO., 80 East lsth-st
ITO LET at the substantial new building 81
4 to 8i Newt Inn bCTast running through 90 ROsost
large HIGHT store and basement and lofts above with powc
elevator etc. rutland WHITING 3 BcckmalrHt
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Citp 11roperip for Sole.

hg fhSfNhhg 49,
A F0UR-STORY brownstone; West 39th-st
n 5thavet 22Il00; s2s 600 Immediate possession
5. NJ. BLAKELf. l52o broadway.
A FEW Of the new houses corner Madison
~ and SOh.s yet for SALE persons desiring 70 pur
chase wellbuilt house would do well 10 examine them
Waterman ON the premises T. FITZPATRICK, builder, VI
East s0th-st
FOR SALE
n TWO ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES.
No 757 MadisOBlve between 6jth and tBth sta an IN
usually fine extension house with extra deep lot
Also
No % East e6thst Rd dining hadson-ave. very hnnd
some 2i-foot bay front house 49, 49,
Rult and for sale by CaARLEs Buck & CO. Architects
Houses can be seen any time without permit
TOR SALE.-Two frst-clasS houses on south
SIDE OF s4thst between sth and 9th aves story and
bss ment high lut by days work stJries cabinet trim
inspection invited Appy premises or Of owner and
EOR SALE.-On Sixty-sevcntk-st. (67th-st.l
Nadison-avc, handsome tnreestOry brownEtont
dwelling In perfect order LOUIS MEsIEH, ana Pine st
FURNISHED and unfinished houses fOI
sale and hire reliable families varlous locations and
want>l both deafto anonymous inquiries N H.
Full regular commissions charged when success.nL
SAN L Eli KILPATRICK,
Madison-aye. and 27th-st
WEST SIDE LOTS FOR SALE.-The
w properly occupied by the BOomngiae Reformed
Church st and ga sts 9haye; plot lOOK2O4 sold
"a whole OF divided.
Apply between II and 1 o'clock TO
T. W ABBOT. 10 broadway
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLDEST ROUTE

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AE SD, 10 on
~ SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NETWORK.
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6ituntiong manteo--females.

MALE AND FEMALE H HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established In 1852. Incorporated 1884,
q. ODELI, President. =. V. ODELI, Treasurer.
VI. Ii. PRossER secretary. NJ. A. KELLOGG, Attorney.
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A FOUR-STORY brownstone; West 39th-st.,
"A near 5thave 22Il00i sss 900 Immediate possesslon
5. NJ. BLAKELi, 1920 broadway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
A Free Ballot

MALONE has sent out circulars call
ing upon his followers to resort to the
scheme referred to in the following arti-
Gle from the Tidepater Index:
1.-THE Mahoneites profess to be in
favor of q free ballot and yet the
regulations which they adopt are not
only in violation of the free ballot, but
of the secrecy which the law throws
around every voter. Their ticket
holders stand at the polls and every
colored voter is required to receive
there his ticket and transfer it at once
to the hands Of the judge Of election,
so that the ticket-holder is able to
note and report any who fail to vote
the Malone ticket. BY this species
of intimidation many colored men are
bulldozed into voting the Republican
ticket to escape the persecution which
they know would follow at the hands
Of some Of their own race did they
vote differently. Every voter has q
right to vote as he pleases, and neither
the ticket-holder nor any other person
has right to know how he votes, and
if the secret ballot is denied him by
means Of the arrangements made for
the distribution Of tickets, he has a
right to demand that the protection
which the law affords him be extended
TO him. The ticket-holder is made a
spy on his fellow-voters in violation OF
law and of the rights Of the voter"
MALONE acts upon the theory OF
LOGAN and SHERMAN, that every ne
gro is to vote the Republican ticket, OF
not vote at all. In order to escape bull
doing, therefore, negro must decline
to vote the Democratic ticket however
DESTROYS he may be Of doing so. We
have no doubt that HALsTEAD, SHER.
MAN, LOGAN, and the whole tribe
of bloody-shirt shriekers will applaud
the MALONE methods alluded to, al
though these methods inevitably destroy
the secrecy of the ballot, and compe
all the negro voters to support the Re
publican party. A free ballot" is I
fine wsr-cry for these enemies of thu
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building fund is growing steadily.
The report Of the solicitors made at the
last conference was gratifying, both as
to the amount Of money that had been
raised and the names Of subscribers.
1t becomes more evident with each
report that the movement is a popular
one. And this is as it should be.
The more people there are who feel
that they have a vested interest in the
building the better will it subserve the
purposes for which il is to be erected
II such thing were possible it would
be desirable to have every brick ant
piece Of stone in the building represent
contribution and be considered tn,
property of some man, woman, or chile
Of Richmond. 1t should be representa-
tive building, standing as a monumen
to the enterprise and liberality of tn
whole people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18

hugh Lee and . Democratic Legislature
viii insure to Virginia agreat ana IN.
estimsble blessing in the overthrow o'
Mahoneism, and the consequent elecsion
OF two Democratic senator's to succeea
Messrs. Malone and Riddleberger. Anu
as. by the retirement Of these two rene
gades and "apostates for the price OIL
their aspostasy," the Republican ma
iority in the Senate will be reduced 70
minority, therefore virginia's light IS
tho fight Of the national Democratic
party, and the Democrats OF virginia
should receive the aid and conntenance
of every true Democrat in the North as
we'll as in the South.
After rendering q vote Of thanks 70
Mr.. Hodges. the proprietor of the Mar,
shall House, for his hospitality, and
appointing q committee to send copies
of the resolutions to the press and the
State Democratic Committee OF Vir'
ginia, the meeting adjourned subject &c
the call of the chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
Dangerous Ground.

Mr.. WISE does not seem to fear the
race issue. He is reported in the In
dex-Appeal as having spoken in Peters
burg Friday night, IS follows:
"In 1888, under the lead OF Massey,
they stumbled out in their new role.
But it was too transparent; nobody
believed them, and then they became
desperate and raised the race cry until
it burst out in blood flames in Danville.
What q commentary upon Virglnia's
civilization II the colored men had a
spark of manhood left, was there one
who would cast his vote for that party ?
lCries of MOL"
The election is almost here-only two
weeks of. Can't the campaign be
allowed to end in peace and harmony
Mr.. WISE must know that he trod
on dangerous ground in Petersburg.
What was his object?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-18
Money at Work.

The Staunton indicator makes a
strong appeal to the Democrats to go
to work. We publish q part OF its
article elsewhere in to-day's Dispatch.
The following we reproduce here, and
call special attention to it:
ave have not uttered these warnings
without reason. The chairman of the
State Central Republican Committee,
Malone. has in the last few days made a
sudden and extended assault along the
Democratic lines. In every debatable
county he is reported to have placed funds
for campaign purposes, and the sudden
activity of his agents in those counties
shows the effect Of it. In Halifax,
Hanover, Rockingham, Shenandoah,
Rockbridge. Allegheny, Nelson, and
Roanoke a new Republican activity
is reported. Let the Democrats of Au-
custa send to the rear the belief that
because their county is safe 1t is need
less TO work. Fitz Lee DiH need erery
Democratic cote in Augusta. Let us all
set to work at once and see that he gets
them. Don't let the idea that because
Mr.. Barbour is ct the head Of the State
Committee We are bound to win lull us
to sleep. The best general in the world
can't win 4 battle without troops.
Let him have all the aid he asks and
then we can feel confident Of the re-
suit"
So say we. Let Mr.. BARBOUR have
the money he needs, and all will be
well. MALONE must be fought with
the weapons Of his own selection. If
he has runners, and ticket-holders, and
whippers-in, and o thousand other things
demanding the use Of money, so has
Mr.. BARBOUR. Mr.. BARBOUR is but
. man. He can work only as other
men can work--when he has the mate
rial to work upon. lie cannot "make
bricks without straw" Subscribe libe-
rally, We Democrats who have the means.
1t will be too late when MALONE gets
his grip upon you in the shape of a
MALONE Legislature. And as for
Richmond-let her imagine her fate.