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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
A cHlCKEx-rHIEF CAUGHT.
Charged with Breaking int I've
Henbouses and y kitehen.

Charles Patterson, eolOred man
about twenty years old, was before the
Police Court yesterday morning on the
following charges Unlawfully and felO-
niously breaking and entering IN the
nighttime the chicken-houss Of Frede-
rick Richardson and stealing and carry
ing away eight chickens ; breaking and
entering IN the nighttime the chicken
house Of James Conway and stealing
four chickens thersfrom; and breaking
sbd entering in the nighttime the
kitchen Of J. II. Montague and stealing
a suit Of underclothes therefrom. On
motion Of the defendant, the case was
continued until Saturday.
When Frederick Richardson lcolored).
who lives al l4l2 west Broad street,
got up Yesterday morning, which was
quite early, be discovered upon gong
into his yard man near his hen-bouss
asleep. and lying st his side were eight
uicely-dressed chickens and . pile Of
feathers. Richxr dsen frst vent into
his chickeD-house and discovered that
the fellow had stolen his fsvis, billed
and dressed them on his premises, and
then fallen asleep. He aroused the
thief. whe seemed 10 be startled, and,
upon seeing Richardson standing over
HIM, broke and ran at uilspsed. Rich
pdson gave chase. crying "Stop
thisf +. " Al the top Of his voios. 0fcer
Brsnnon responded, and, sssing the
fellow, joined in the chaas, and sue
ceeded m capturing ths man sx the
corner Of Gary and Chsr1y strssta, and
took him 10 the Third pslios-s station.
where hs wss secogsizsd by - sfkosrs
q Charles Psftsrse0. 3 nstofisuS fkisf.
Last Frdsy nitht ~ hs-Asus os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
The nuiiY AdxacHfe.

During the session in this city Of the
General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, beginning on
the 5th Of May, . branch Of the pub
hshjng house of the Church, located at
Nashville. Tenn. will be transferred
here for the purpose Of issuing Q paper
every morning except Sundays during
the session and to be called - The DAILY
ldrOeGte." Contracts have been made
with printers and pressmen in Rich
moDd for the best mechanical work
which can be done. Dr. o. p. fitz-
gerald, editor Of the Christian AdrO-
cate published At Nashville, Tenn,
Will have editorial charge Of the paper i,
and plenty Of assistants and reporter
have been engaged. 1t will be an eight
page paper and viii contain the oticIsl
Journal Of the proceedings snc full re-
ports Of discussions, and much other
interesting matter pertaining 70 the
Conferences. Ii will also contain local
and personal features particularly ib-
teresting to oil Virginisns. Richard
lrby, ESQ.,, has been appointed adyer-
tisiDg and subscription agent for the
citv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
P.rasDea by the Goverssr

James 3. Staples, Of CulpePer county
who was convicted Of bigamy II Febru-
sry. 1856, and sentenced TO the peni'
Tertiary for three years, was pardonec
by The Governor yesterday.
Staples Was 3 freight-conductor Of
the Virginia Midland railroad, and mar
risd his second wife at Culpeper Court
house. Ten minutes Afterwards be wa
arrested. The application for MS par
don xas signed BY his lrwful wife, th'
jury. Comnonvealth's attorney AM
Judge Of the court Judge Grimsleyl II
which be Was tried, and Executive Gle
meney was asked On the ground tha
the prisoner was Of unsound mind .
the tine Of his second marriage.
Staples lived in Alexandra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

Nothing was done IN the Hastings
Court yesterday.
Anthony Walton White Evans. Esq,
OF New Rochelle, n. y, . wealthy re-
tired and distinguished civil engineer.
who constructed many important lines
Of railway IN Central and South
America, and M accomplished gentle
man, is stopping with his daughter u
the Exchange Hotel. Mr.. Evans 10 q
Aaneson Of . yirginisn-Colonel An
thouy Walton White, . distinguished
cavalry officer Of the Revolution.
Information was received here yester-
day Of the death Of Mr.. William r.
Room IN Philsdslphis On Saturday.
Mr.. Room viii Be remembered By many
Of our people - the sppsrvisiag srchi-
tect of the Kinney Tobacco Compspy d
factory. which Was complstsd IN Jana-
sry last By his quist, manly deport-
rnert and unobtsusiys dsnsanor be st-
tachsd himself to IL wifh whom he
came IN contact, and they win roget 10
bear Of his dsafh. He had justrsosivsd
an sppointmspt - . very lucrstivs posi.
ton IN Hsw York city, and wss making
arrangsnsnts - snfes upon his dufiss
Shsn hs vss stri6kan down vizA lhGal
dinaaae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

10 he Editor Of tie DsspsfsA:
In yepr issos sf today usdw ~
above heading 700 ssy 10 oesJsas-sld
lamb fres fron ell blsnish ssd ssssfse
wtols il eaten on The 6sst nigkt -
S<dsr.n | do not know Who yesR -
fofnspt is. but be IL utterly ienoran& g
TIE spirit and teachings Of The JssxA
religion.
have never heard Of such Sbe1fGA
snd uDnssning thing being dons - -
describes.
As be speaks Of nothing bat sat;ng
snd drinking sLd cooking utensils, thas
seems to be The whole OF his rsligioA.
Nov I cannot allow suck ciiiceIoas
nonsenss to 20 forth TO the world = ~
teaching Of Judaism.
The Isrselite celebrates the passovsr
hec,use il teaches him 10 hate oppssGp
sion Of any and every kind and 70 prsc-
tice love 70 man - msn. lie cslsbsssss
II because il teaches him that tbs great
est sufferer fron cruelty and opprssstsn
must b the greatest advocate ard cAsm-
pion ofright. justice. sad brottssiy lsvss
he celebrities IL becsuse his rstigbe1
saluses in il the rstcrn Of sprlng -
The festival Of liberty. The chArna =
spripg and the svsstnsss sf hbsftg -
thus Soreves linked 10 shs nsDesy -
The Isrsslits. The Passover 70 psessnee
Of the renewal OF ell thi-ys ia ssfsSs
prescribes TO us to thADk Hin ~
covers the earth with verdure and the
| trees with foliage. At the sane tin
IA prescribes to the lsrselits to ois1l
Him Who under ell circumsfsscss sbs.!
Himself the bens,olent and allpowerfsl
Protector ofthe oppressed. The Psssovss
shows the activity OF God exercised
itself in nature and history, for vhss \
spring but an annual creation which ~
calls the grand act Of crestion st -
origin Of the wofldi And what is u
exodus from Egypt but . strkit(
proof Of the Intervention Of God II N
destinies of nsticnsi
Iuill feel Obliged, Nr. Editor. II q
future you win send TO me for informs
| ton concerning Israsl's festivals vhsn
ever you desire it.
lam, Mr.. Editor, yours obsdisnfly
A. HARRrs.
Minister Eleventh Street Copgregstioa.
The article in question vas con
dsnsed from IN account In Bdunee'
psper.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
/" WET AND /" DRY. :
Ivo sRTAr ruBlrc MEETINGS HELD
LAST EI6Hr.
nUsESsxEs N xozlaT AClDExr.
Temperance Folks 81 erses.sfrse; Baptist
Church TO Eesr DR.. hawthorne
and Othsrs

The prohibitionists have had several
great meetings IN this city, with distin-
rushed speakers TO address them. The
liQpor-dealers bold regular meetings Of
their Association, and have working
branches in each ward. There have
been neighborhood gatherings Of wet "
ss well as +" dry :" people, but last night
for the first tine that portion OF the
business pablie which isin nowise identi-
fed with the sale Of liquor met IN
Mozart Academy and gave vigorous ex-
prcssion TO their views-con.ending
that the " no-liceDse - law is wrong IN
principle, and that its adoption bere
would ipjsre the business ofRiehmond,
and BY depriving city and State Of large
revenues compel m increase Of
taxation upon real and personal pro-
perty.
The hall was packed. Stage. first
soer. galleries, and ssSsibules were Is
crowded a. they could be for safety. TO
say nothing Of comfort-for the night
Was warm. The great manufactures.
the large busIness-bouses, and the retail
stores were well represented. Ne
chxnics and lsborers were present by
hundreds; lawyers and doctors and
other professional men were there by
scores. Quite a number Of liquor.
dealers were there, too, but neither in
numbers nor in activity did they exer-
else any control over the meeting. AL
along i has been known that the reli-
eious portion Of the community was
divided OF this question Of prohibition,
and that fact WAS patiently presented
last night By the hearty participation in
the Mozart meeting Of numerous well
known ehurehnen.
In fact. n numbers, in intelligence,
IN personal and business standing, IN
zeal FOR tbe cause which they have
espoused. and al the elements that
mark q great public meeting. the
sssemblsgs last night--witbout dis
parsging any other meeting that has
been held here Of lste-was highly sue
oessfnl. Its resolutions 90 forth voicing
the opinion Of the largest and probably
the most influential demonstration ol
businessmen ever held here.
The stage Was very handsomely set.
TIE background showing landscape
and fountain. while n the foreground
WAS the representation Of a goddess
with pitcher in one hand and cup IN
ihe other. On one side Of the stage
hung q United States tag on the
other the Virginia oolors.
o14GANTZATION.
Mr.. y. Y. Randolph called the meet
irg to order. At his request Mr..
Charles Millhissr, as temporary sec
ret1ry, read the call which has for some
DAYS been published IN the papers.
This 6oae. NJ. JGnius A. Mosby
proposed shst the following officers be
elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

!. 3. Soxon. Cashier Of First Ma
tional Bank Of Sing Sing. n. T.. SUI
fered greatly from Cossivsnsss and Dys-
pepsia, due 70 orsrwork and vsst u
regular exercise. After wasting mach
time and money 10 seeking . remedy,
be began taking the old reliable Bfss-
dreth's Pills, two every night for three
weeks. he nov has . good sppsitl
and capital digestion, and will snsvss
any written or personal inquiry regard
ng his remarkable cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

James Conway, vho lives in rear ef
No. ! east Grscs street, vas robbed OF
four fowls. The thief carried the fowls
"a Mr.. John II. Moptague's, No. lis
east rrsnklin street. where be kindlsd
: fIrs in the range. heated water, scd
dressed shsm. Before leaving the
kitchen be put On complete sait Of IN
derclothine belonging to Mr.. Montague,
leaving his soiied clothing behind.
when Patterson vss searched, before
being locked up, the officers discovered
that he had on Mr.. Montague's under
clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

sell with confidence those remedies that
are purely vegetable and are known 10
cure and leave DO after bad eject. Such
a medicine is DR.. Dsyid's Liver Pills,
that have been tried and pronoancsd
to be The best. They are o boon 10
those who suffer with sick-hssdsehs,
billioasDess. or torpidity Of the liver.
Price p cents; S boxes Tor el-syery-
where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
M~rfsarx staaleIie<.

There were tweBty-fcur deaths N the
city during the week ending April Il "a,
Of which nine were white persons and
hftssn colored. The causes of dssIn
we're a. fellows: Apoplsxy, 2; erOn'
chitiz, /; casualty, /; consumption
&; commissions. ]; eonvulaons-in-
fastils, ?; syssntery, ] /; hszrt-disssse'
q; henorrhsge from lungs, /; milan
natiss Of bowels. 1; old age, 2; ps-
sslysis. l.; scrofala. ! ; surgical ePefs-
tiop. J.: usEmis, !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
n. rhf. n Political Eaghss

10 INt EdH0F y Fet D'SFIs"
A card appears in your paper iron
Mr.. George W. Mayo, chairman Of ~
Locsl-Option Committee, requesting 90
Judge Of election q, each precinct to ~
sign. that the locsl-optionists may have
representation. The law provides thAk
- whenever it is possible to do % tbs
persons so selected and appointed -
jndges Of election shall be chosen for
each voting. place from persons knovn
to belong TO different political parties."
Query: DO the local-optionists elssm
to be political partys II 90. some Of
Us would like to know it.
OBSERVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

Z. NJ. Hall, Horace Weston. william
A. Huntley, all the great professionals,
use only the celebrated Stewart Banjo.
Manly u. Ramos, Agent. 903 Main.
next 10 corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

That which enfolds every human
frame Is subject to many ailments.
Palmer's " Skin-Success is . safe,
speedy. positive, external cure. At
Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
Removal Of PeIssiesI Disabilities.

The Governor has removed t0e politi-
cal disabilities Of Arthur Harrison, OF
Benrico county. This man was eoD-
victed IN January, 1885, for house
breaking, and sent to the penitentisry
for eighteen months. he was psrdoned
by Governor Lse about q month ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
Han Altman Wolf.

late United States Cons1l-General TO
Egypt, will address al Anti-PfohibifAon
mass-meeting st the Academy Of Music
on Thursday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

Do not fail 70 attend the auetiou-ssSe
Of Desirable Brick Dwelling No. 2oz
east Main street this evening at y
O'Clock. 4. y. CHAFFIs 4 Co.,
JOHN T. GoDDIS,
Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

4. r. CBAFFIN a CO.. - r. -. hr1e1x
dwelling 30. xoz east Esin sfseUf
sAMfsoS a ApAnsoS. ?. n. - -.
seventh street. IN Manchester.
GEORGE w. MAYO. fe4 A H.. 49,
xla~sxfs. furnishing soodk ~. ~
QCARLks a ArcUHDY, 10 A r. nnmaras
lstrsbyrs sais Of fnfnttase. bonn&0R kau
al southwest ecrner 6raos 60 49,
stfeeta. :.
.. THoMPsos SBo~s 4 90. =. r Z
tweslasy ssiek dwelling "a vso -
street -
s011os ss9us., CO; s;,ss < s,sI,,sa n ss1ss -
s~serfh strssf sud III nltokn1aG. 4
RICHMOND BAzAAk 20 - A. AtM
horssa. nu,sa. aaassa hag. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

No. 202 east Main street, Desirable
Brick Dwelling, TO be cold AZ aaction
this evening at ~ o'clock, by r. b.
Chsfiln and r. II. MeGuire, trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
sxcKE Txrxr cleAEs.

Look orT'-rhs country 10 sso1sd vita
sdni.<rstsd Lard. he sure yoasrs psf usEng
a. lis ooor when cooking hesfzys IL
cAskAED's eTAE BkAsDs LAEp -
PrEx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

Call and inspect the Stewart Bspjos
at Manly y. Ramos's, 90S shady side
Of Main street. four doors above West,
Johnston & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
Iusfes ElORe~.

Besutiful Lilies, Rossbuds. Pan
sizes, and other Flowers can be obtained
Of J. j. HAEvEY.
9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
SMOKE TkIxY CIsAEs.

fBE DIsrA1ca job-PxfsTyxs Houno -
| thoroughly scusppsd 70 DO 81 kfn1b -
BOOK AEp Jos-FKfsTrse sf tns onog1u1
uOtice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

Stewart BanjOs, Bsnjore.tss, and
Bspjeaurines 81 NJ. 3. Ramos's. Come
and see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

11et are enfls0e0 Win H. auo atS - ~,
ute snd kealous - ever 10 sss tne eA'ef'-
An the lurubrious predictions Of evI have
have failed. The city n going ngnf a.oos
In her upward and onward co1rre. posl
nets is brisk. The wholesale houses rspsT' s1
Cur principal retail dry goods houses SHOW
Their uonfed voizne of bust pess- Sew IN
dukfries are sprineing up. Sew peope are
coming In Real estate sales Keep Ivy
ard pf1crs sfin. New ana costly oniiainss
AT ths very writing gentlemen srei The
C0JslfsI Office giving Information that q
sloek compsny has just been fornec IN AZ ~.
lsnia with sloo, 900 capital. for the manu-
fsctuTe Of Ine Broelua Patent-Axle Wagon.
Yesterday the Atlanta Cotton Factory In
ported thirfy-nve skilled cotton operatives
We could nrltipsy instances Of growth
enc prosperity, buf ne refrain. The Capfot
fsmpsy wishes 10 set night amisundentanc- u
Ing
THE MEETING.
The meeting was, in the opinion OF
those present. = splendid success. II
seemed TO stir the vast crowd to the
highest stage Of enthusiasm.
When it was announced that DR..
Hawthorne who speaks IN Fredericks-
burg tonight and in Lynchburg Friday
night would return to speak al Mozart
Hall. with DR.. Ellis, OF Baltimore, on
Sunday afternoon, it was greeted with
loudest demonstrations Of satisfaction.
Rev. X. z. Howison pronounced the
beDediction.
Temperance Meetings To- Might
old-MsIket Hall Speaker, Hon.
Michael J. Fsnnirg 2, Of Michigan.
0dd-Fellows' Hall, Nineteenth and
Franklin streets Messrs. Edgar Allan
and James II. Hayes.
Moore-Street Baptist church Speak
u. Rev. W. P. Wright.
The tent. Cary and Pine streets
Speaker, Colonel J. F. Hoy.
Ebenezer Baptist church: Speaker
Professor J. c. Price.
Odd-Fellows' Hall, Nicholson street
Speaker. Professor J. 4. Jones.
Not Opposed 10 the Use of Tobacco
A meeting Of the Local-0ptior
Executive Committee was held las
night. Every ward was represented an
J considerable business transacted II
reference to the election. The following
was unanimously adopted
Whereas we are credibly informer
that the advocates OF local-option ar
secretly charged by canvassers OF oul
opponents with purpose TO assail th
use Of tobacco as well as the sale 0
whiskey: therefore
RcsOlred. That We emphatically re
pudiate this assertion as utterly with
out foundation and as an attempt OF ID
hguor-dealers or their sdherents I
place the sale Of an article which is th
cause OF crime and the source Of wide
spread public ruin, and which is IL itsel
so oisrtputsble that 1t has 70 be cor
/ Quoted behind screens. on the sam
platform with a reputable and respects
bic traffic which produces no such II
injury and seeks no such concealmeni
Our object s simply and solely TO clos
TIE saloons.
W. W. SMITH.
Chairman State Committee
GEORGE ". MAYO,
Chairman City Committee
GEORGE W. HAwXHURsT.
Secretary State Committee
". c. MAYO.
Secretary City Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
SIC EF7AAf.
Charles AfuIhlser.


Mr. Randolph put the question on
the election Of these officers, and II was
unanimously carried.
AL the gentlemen were invited 10
seats on the stage.
CHAIRMAN BLANKENsHIP.
NJ. Blankenship, taking the chair,
said that for the first time II al the
varied history Of our city and State
the people Of Richmond are called TO-
geibeT 70 consider q SumptuAry law to
ponder what viii be the result Of
measure which vii be put in force by
the vote Of bare majority Of those
who attend the polls. 1t IS not
necessary, however, TO say how
repulsiye the proposition is 70
yirginians, especially those who
are past forty years Of age. We be-
heye that the laws in force IN this State
are the best that can be enacted for the
promotion Ofthe morals and interests Of
The people. We do not believe that II
IA necessary 10 pass prohibitory laws.
but that every man should be left in the
fullest exercise and enjoyment OF the
rights guaranteed by the Bin OF Rights
and the Constitution. We are told,
however. BY the good people who are
urging the adoption Of this law that
similar experiments have been tired II
other States and have been found sd-
vxntsgeous 70 temperance That wa
not his information Yielding 70 no
man IN his desire 20 advance the true
cause Of temperance, be was not per
shaded by what be had beard Of the
success Of prohibition in other States
ths; il had ever accomplished what was
expected Of Il or claimed for It.
Mr.. BlsnksnShip then reviewed
hriefy The history Of the Law IN Maine.
He thought the real facts showed that
prohibition had not worked good for
that State or for any State. - At any
rate said he. 1.-The time has not come
70 try IL here. For twenty-one years we
have been struggling TO put ourselves
on the footing Of other States
and we should make no step
backward now. am here, be said,
- SIMPLY a. representative msn OF the
commercial bodies Of the city. Through
no merit Of my Own have been called
On TO preside bat ! sn here because |
feel IL my eUsy TO be here" lGresi ap-
plsnst.l
kEsoLrTIoSS oEFKKED.
state-Senstor William Lovenstesn
offered the following resolutions
Whereas snasf s resent act of the Gsne.
IA Assembly 81 N1rgiElA the pe0ple Oi
kichnenc viB be reetireG upon Tie HSth
4ostnDt 10 4otermlDe iy tnelr votes W tie-
tf.af The sale OF wines and l1cuors shsk DE-
Hheoi2tsly ,foh1hito1 sn onr city Alter tue
ssi csy 81 MAJ next: and vherc2s ths traf-
&c IN kha&& articles hxs exass~d fron time
sEso>emorinl and under sAs nenct19n
81 the isxs 81 the state ri str2inla
srre Investments ef proSssrfy esft
tsssa xasde ana Exssf eEninsss inssrcsss
have sesB bull Np. tse value Of
whicn - Ehe indixisuAi prcprlssof - af In.
sszlng xnAxnixaa<. snc cehn<f Ne ssrr1heec
wisboEs s1saersal ,njury 10 shs cosp uisxch.
pr1HpGriky ~ t&ss cztx end eteN: nno
sbesRss t1se adoption a ttN prcnipltlen
posscy n s1k e,fy Wiz withdraw enness5g
fcU s1< seseuors of rns sse~ es< WV
sns ns@ 80 sssss.ss q e. slss ,
sscnn1fs = ssEasnenk:ns tn1 nse
~ s1tsnnf bessiiy y-ssss9 Sssres; ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

ssoKs TsSxY cseAsz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
MR.. MADE HAsKINs.

Nr. Meade HaskIns, = member Of the
Richmond bar, Was next introduced.
lie expressed his pleasure al being able
10 be present
We i've, be said, under q govern
nent which was conceived IN 9 desire
for freedom and Independence. Our
personal Liberty, our freedom Of action.
both Of which are guaranteed BY the
laws Of the State, cannot be controlled
BY force, which this prohibition law ~
tempts.
when ] see the public prints Of this
city and some Of the intemperate arti-
eles from the pens of those who differ
with Us, | believe that they are homes,
IN their convictions. but swfGlly wrong
and nisled. Who are these insempersre
ones: They are those who set them
selves up as moralists- A voice
- Yankee Allan"
Don't say anything against Mr.. Al
Ian, NV friends be Is not going to do
you any harm. lLsughter.l Who sre
these people who are making al this
fuss about local ophOns ! Just want
yeu TO look sf them for = moment.
All the old topers-ve sometimes call
them old soakE-vlll tell you they
are IN favor OF local option jast
because they can't pass . bar
room without gong in and gst-
ting drunk. Are those the peopls
who arc 70 dictate to uss No. Well.
What srs you going to dos Call in sons
Of the ministers Who are nov 80 cour-
sreously uphelding local option That's
VIA. the ministers ought to do instead
Of turning themselves snto ipfsmpsrsts
stump speakers and estting mp and fell-
ing you hov much dranksnpsss exists in
shec city. gsonse one II the sndiencs yslisd
est . Ysrkes Allan ests drunk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

v. v. SMITH.
Chairman State Committee
GEORGE ". MAYO,
Chairman City Committee
GEORGE W. HAwXHURsT.
Secretary State Committee
". c. MAYO.
Secretary City Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
APPOINTMENTS.

The Conference viii adjourn to-day.
Before its adjournment the appoint
nents Of pastors viii be made and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

Tbeyx has hen some talk thst the Al
lanss prDhsbft1outsfz regrsf their vlctc.s
and nre cispusef 20 take fne hack trbea.
Outside ~ the city some csp1tni y be--s
made cut ~ n
We have ssken sccssion 30 inquire ints
fhe ms tier no see junt Whef anouDi Oh fA1'
there h in this gossip
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-04-06

never so nveIy, ana just then the silver
moon, emerging from the clouds.
poured a flood of light through the
window.
The dirty old mantle, the repulsive
mask. and the white wig, suddenly fell
in heap upon the floor, and 10, the
beautiful Betsy Vedder stood before
him in sll her native loneliness.
There was rustling as of wings
through the open doorway, the room
seemed filed with invisible sprites who
in concert sang with sweetest melody:
Lucky IL the man. Who, IL he can,
Will we'd with the Witch OF the Mohawk:
Certainly you cani Brom. you are the man.
To we'd with the Witch Of the Mohawk"
Richard III. Rosa, in Albany Journal.