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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
HANOVER AROUSED.
speeches BY Hon. George D. Wise and
Samuel B. witt-orsat En-
thusiasm, &c.
,an.c,.l telegram TO the Dlspatch.]

asu,.xp. VA, October 1g.-The Town
usii was packed tonight. where the farm.
ers NJ Hanover aud the cItizensof Ashland
were addressed by Hon. George ID. wise
and Major Samuel b. Witt, OF Richmond.
Mr.. w. ]. Leake, as chairman. introduced
MIR VIII. who arose and addressed the
citizeus Of the Third congressional dis-
,rici. He condemned the Republicans
for their negligence OF duty and gen.
oral corruption before the reins OF
government were placed IN the hands
Of Mr.. Cleveland. lie showed by
official reports Of the investigating commit
fees deficiency Of $4,000, 600 IN the Trea-
sury alone, the War, Navy, aud fost-pI-
fee not yet having been touched. lie exc
iolIed the conduct Of the Democratic parry,
who. amid the ruins OF the war, established
the stay.law and pubIic.school system
for the protection and support OF our
IMPOVERISHED countrymen. lApplau'e.J
Friends, continued the speaker, DO you
suppoSe that we can discover these
miserable Republican frauds OF twenty
four wears misrule In twelve monthsI Cleye-
land has already chopped of the heads oil
81. 900; and give the old man chance, ana,
lcllow.citIzens, he will turn all the pet
rascals out. The speaker closed bis adj
dress by personal ailusion b and IN terms
of prsise and admin alton Of the Democratic
candidate, Hon. George ID. Wise. During
his address MIR. Witt was frequently inter-
rupted by loud and prolonged applause.
The chairman then arose and introduced
Hon. George ID. Wise, who prefaced his
speech by saying that he had been speak
ing continuously for six weeks, and was
unfit even then 10 address this audience.
He stated at the outset that u had been
against his wishes TO enter the field again
ms a candidate for Congress, but the Demo-
cratic party having called on him TO bear
their standard again. he felt IT to be his
duty TO respond willingly and cheerinlly.
He described in scathlng terms his oppo-
nen,, William Mullen. "Ignorant, stupid,
and dtprayed, he is, indeed" said the
speaker, - in the language OF John Wise,
the representative 81 nothing. Yet the
man representing the so-called Reform
party IS himself the best subject for reform.
Having applied to me TO helD him rob
negro postal clerk named Brown OF lis
Office in order TO secure 1t for himself. he,
in convention few days later. was nou-
mated by the same Brown as candidate for
Congress in order to rob he OF my Office.
John Wise's name was also before that
convention, which assembled in garnet.
but, unfortunately for my kinsmon, he was
beaten, as is generally the case"
Dir. Wise concluded by saving that he
had always held the interest Of his party
more important than his own, and. although
be was unable to give every applicant an
Office. he had done his best. He eXhortcd
the citizens OF Hanover TO rally around the
STANDARD OF Democracy aud George ID.
Wise.
Great enthusiasm was shown during his
speech. After the speaking refreshments
were served TO speakers and audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Social Customs.

We have more than once said that the
people Of the North. like the people OF the
South. prefer not TO associate on terms oil
equality with negroes. The Providence
journal is northern Republican Journal,
aud has prciudices enough, Heaven knows
nevertheless IL has the manliness to "speak
the truth aud shame the devil" in com.
men,ing upon PowDERLY's proceedings in
this city. The journal says;
"Mr. Powderly has found such state OF
opinion in Richmond that resolution has
been passed declaring that the body has
no purpose 10 interfere with or disrupt the
social relations which may exist between
the different races In various portions OF
the country In other words, II Mr.. Pow
derby had TO do II over again he would not
ask a negro 10 present him formally In pub
lie TO the Governor OF Virginia. Mr.. Pow
derly is learning something. Abstract
political and legal right Is one thing; So
ciaI intercourse is quite another. There IL
no objection anywhere, we suppose, 10 Mr..
fowderly's assOciating with whom ne
Iaeases. When he conspicuously and de.
family violated the usagcs OF society, as he
did, he made mistake OF which he has ap.
parently repented. The selection OF social
associates il an individual right. IL does
not depend upon norris 1t restricted by race
or rpliQiOn.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Jake Sharp Arrested.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch,


New York, October 19.-Inspector
Byrpes this morning arrested "Jake y
sharp, Of neutrality-suspicious. notoriety, at
his home, in west Twenty-thlrd street. on a
bench.warrant issued on the indictment
found against him by the grand jury for
b,ibing the Doodle aldermen TO vote for the
Broadway railroad franchise. James Rich
mond, president OF the Broadway railroad,
was also taken into custody at the BrevooTt
House this morning by the Inspector,
charged with the same offence. Both pi,
soners were conveyed TO police headquar'
tiers.
James W. Farshay, ex-president OF the
Broadway railroad, another OF the parties
indicted by the grand jury Of giving brides
TO the Doodle Aldermen, was arrested by
Inspector Byrnes this morning.
Judge Cowipg fixed the bail at $4,000
each In the cases Of Sharpe and Furshay,
and S25, COO additional in the case Of Rich
mond, who Ia already under that amount.
District Attorney MARITIME. In his original
motion, asked that the defendants be put
under 300, eco bal. eech.
The prisoners were arIaigned in the Gen.
eral Sessions CouI, this aftel Loon, before
Judge Cowing, and after some discussion
the bail in each case was fixed at $4,000,
which the prisoners furnished and were re-
leased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

All the roads contriny al u. raul, Mimi,
moved freight yesterday under police pro.
lection.
The consensus of political opinion In
France Is that the present Ministry Is
doomed.
The dry goods store Of Converse. Col
Iins. Berlill d Co., at TROY. n. u, was
burned yesterday. Loss, sl50.OOo.
The Sterling mills, at Augusta, Ga. were
burntd Yesterday. They were owned by
Coltes & Co., OF Philadelphia. Loss. s2O,-
0C0.
Minister Cox will return to Turkey to
close up some diplomatic matters. Other
wise be will resign and return to political
life.
The whole French infsntry will be pro-
yided with new rifles next spring. The
cost Of the change will amount to
500, 900 600. ~.
The firm Of Baremore g. Co., hops, SO
Broadway. New York, made an assignment
Yesterday to Lawrence Drake, with prefer
ences amounting to ssG.6OS.
A citizens meeting at Minneapolis last
night passed resolutions cOndemning the
state Of affairs which permits business to
be stopped bv the swiichmens' stiike.
The London Post SAYS the BULGARIAN Go
ycrnment is satisfied with the result OF the
elections, and inclined to negotiate with
Russia in regard 10 the election OF Prince.
Since september I. 1895. twenty-six
vessels belonging TO the Gloucester (Allss.)
district feet have been lost. The lives Of
lei men have been lost, leaving - widows
and 80 fatberless children.
The remains OF Mr.. Walter s. Gordon,
accompanied by his brother. General John
b. Gordon, reached Atlanta yesterday from
New York. The military OF the city att nd
ed the funeral, which was one OF the largest
ever seen in the city.
The Phi Delta Theta Convention, in ses-
sion in New York, spent Yesterday discus
sing proposed changes in the constitution
and ritual. In the evening they were
hanquetCd by the Gamma Delta Chapters
OF New York City and Columbia Colleges.
The National Convention Of Liquor
Manufacturers at Chicago adopted resolu-
tons condemning intemperance ?nd in IA
vor Of public and private morality, but Op-
rosing prohibition as an INVASION OF the
rights OF citizens; also, aoainst interference
as an organization in politics.
The Executive Committee Of Socialist
Federation OF London Ia, decided to hold
the contemplated procession on Lord May.
or's day, the 9th, In spite OF the warning OF
the police. The leaders estimate that 100,-
600 persons will take part in the demon
stration. Champion. one OF the leaders,
has written letter to the chief OF police
saving Socialists Themselves viii be pre-
pared to maintain order. provided they be
given control OF the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
DEATHS.


BASS--Died, on the 18th. at $50 NJ,
at the residence OF his parents. No. l7l7
east Grace street, X. j. BASS. IT.. son OF X.
j. and Rosetta +. Bass aged three years
The funeral will take place THIS AFTER.
NOON from the First Baptist church, Col
lege and Broad streets, at 3 o'clock. The
fnends and acquaintance OF the familyare
requested TO attend without further notice.
CATLETT.-Die TUESDAY morning. Octo.
Der 10. 1856, ASHBY LEE. youngest son OF
william stephen and Mary c. Catlett. In
The iifth year Of his age.
Funeral viii take place THIS (Wednes-
day AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock from the
residence, 27I3 east Grace street. Friends
OF the familr are invited TO attend.
HDTCHEON.-Died At the residence OF
her parents. OF scaTlet-feyer on the 18th
instant, LIZZIE SCOTT. twin child OF Az
pes A. and Archibald Hu,cheon. and grand
child Of avid Wilson, in the nfth year OF
her age.
Funeral took place from the residence,
No. 6l2 north Sixth street, Monday eye-
ming at O'Clock.
WALKER.-The remains OF JOHN l..
WALKER. who died at Kempsville, Prln-
cess Anne county. will reach the city at
1880 L. NJ. To- DAY, and the int,rment viii
take place at Hollywood. No funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20


suppcrs, The ssate coxsoi be sued. The
ststt was rot sned, says BoSp. The de-
iendant wss NOT the state. The su's wa
against trespasscr. For what reason eau
the State be charged with haviag received
the money due her for taxcsi She is In
nocent. she stsnds Just as she would u We
or our friond GLASS had seized and sold the
plaintiffs property. She bad noihingto do
With The seizure or the saIc, say both Judge
Bonn aud the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
The State win soon have this question
settled. The Attorney.Genersl and Mr..
TrcKER both advise the States officers that
she owns the coupons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

So long as Mr.. BLAINE's references to the
alleged wrongs OF the negro arc received
with "great merrlment," there can be no
reason to fear that his auditors will be in-
fuenced by his sectional appeals. Surely, it
is enough to make knight OF Labor laugh
to hear BLAINE declaring at this late Gay
that decrease in the price Of labor is likely
to be caused by the negro's working for
starvation wages" He's twenty years
behind the times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Failure.
INV telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, October 19.-W. r. Whit
more, q former partner OF IL. II. Powe"s,
bi okers. OF No. q New street, to-day noti-
fed tbe Stock Exchange that he was unable
10 meet his contracts. The street estimIt7s
Whitmoro's losses at $4,000. Powers says
the firm dissolved on Saturday last on ac-
count Of transactions that came to his no.
tee on that day. The firm was very promi-
nent on the street on account Of POwe"s's
heavy dealings IN Reading in the recent ad.
vance in that stock; but Powers declar, :
that not 4 share OF Reading would be sold
on account OF the dissolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
I4s EAsr INpIANA srREEr. CmIoAGo, ~.
A. q. LoFGREN.


Gentlemen: have been troubled for
some time with loss of sleep, but since
have been using your Duify's Pure
Malt Whiskey / have been getting q
good nights sleep. JOEL MILLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Washington Notes.
NV telegraph TO the DispAtch,

WASHINGTON, October 19.-The Cabinet
meeting to-day was attended by all the
members except Secretaries Lamar aud
Whitney. The Treasury Department WAS
represented by Secretary Manning for the
first time since he was taken sick, in May
last. The Canadian fisheries complications
and the scope and policy Of the Presidents
annual message TO Congress were the prin-
cipal topics considered.
Second Comptroller Maynard and Third
Auditor Williams have just concluded a
critical denomination OF the accounts OF
the SigIal Service from September /, 1880,
to July /, 1856. The expenditures during
that period aggre gated 81. S6j.33}. and Of
this amount the accounting officers have
disallowed and suspended items amounting
to sl.Osl ,GG9, principally for telegraphing,
purchase Of supplies, and fol foreign SER
vice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Atlanta CeriaiaJy Dry.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, October 19.-Atlanta to-
day enjoyed her first day OF genuine pro-
hibition. The Supreme Court at 10 O'Clock
rendered ITS decision that the licenses
issued In Atlanta during the last two years
having been issued by tie clerk. instead o.
by the county commits ioncrs direc,, were
illegal. This vtIa.ed the only license cur
rent in the city, held by 4. c. Mayson.
That gentleman at once hung out a sign
over his door, with the woi ds: "ClOsed,
closed for good.' The curious crowds
gathered around the spot eXcitcdly dis
cussed the III 4 practical enforcement OF the
law and finally d'"r~rSCd.
The brewery which for two weeks has
been delivering beer in the city to-day
closed up Its Office. They had been work.
ing undef a rcSolutlon adopted by the City
Council giving them that right. Mayor
lhilyor's veto OF that resolution, which was
sustained by the Council, removed the last
peg from under the brewery, ard the re
suit Is the closing up OF their business en-.
tirely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
WEDNESDAY -. OCTOBER 90. 1881
The Pres,dent's Visit.

Richmond should not only observe Thurs
day as holiday by susrending all business
operations as far as possible, but should on
that day pat on gaia attire. For the first
time in many years she will receive
President who has proved himself to be
the President OF the whole coun-
try and all the people. In bonoring
GROVER CLgvELANp by every possible evl-
dence Of y cordial welcome, she viii only
be doing what the occasion properly calls
for: will only be dong her duty. Not un-
IN bis election could IL be said that we were
indeed renuited people. His elevation 10
he presidency afforded the strongest evi.
denoc the North had given that the think
ing and patriotic people OF that section had
risen superior TO the passions and preiu-
dices Of the war. and accepted the palm
branch the South bad been holding ont in
good faith for so many years. In sense,
CLEVELAND wss deputed TO receive that
palm and seal the compact OF brotherhood
between the two sectiots. He represents.
too. the demand for return 10
purs republican government, which, after
all. is the only foundation upon which a
lasting fraternity and agenuine community
OF interest can be reared. He has dis.
charged his trust nobly, faithfully, and
feariessly. His motto has been "No North,
no South, no East, no West" and he has
been true to II under all circumstances.
He has acknowledged no masters except
the will Of the people and his own lofty
patriotism. To accord him an ovation,
therefore, is to recognize high principles.
A tribute to him is tribute to patriotism
q ft acknow Judgement of the sentiment he
represents Richmond will honor
herself in paying. Let our people remsm-
Der that Mr.. CLEvELASD's presence among
them on Thursday will be his first visit to
the South, and let them, in their reception
Of him, endcavor to speak not only for
and Virginia, but for all Of Viz
ginia's southern sisters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
CharIesaon's Thanks.
lBy teIcgraph 10 the Dlspatch.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October l9.-In the
Democratic County Convention to-day
Captain Dawson introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted with great
enthusiasm:
RESOLVED, That the Democratic Conven-
ton OF Charleston county return its most
grateful and truly fraterDal thanks to the
American people, who, without distinction
OF section or Of political feeling, have come
TO the aid OF Charleston Ia her hour OF
supreme necessity. The assistance 80
promptly ana generously given Is accepted
as an expression o. "a touch OF nature which
makes the whole world kin. and also as
gratifying proof that previous differences
and divisions are forg often, and that this
Is indeed and In truth reunited country,
for which and In whose service none will
10 further than the Democracy OF this
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20


NKw YcRx, October 1g.-The RepubIi.
ears Of the Seventh congressional district
tonight nominated John ID. lawson for
Congress.
The Tammanv. Couuiy.Democracy, and
the Germap-Independcnt Conventions OF
The Ninth congressional distric, nominated
Minister s. =. Cox.
Tammsny.I IaIl and the County. Democra.
cy Conventions Of the Tenth district TO-
night nominated General +. b. splnola Tor
Congress.
The United Democracy OF tbe Twelfth
congressional district nominated William
Bourne Cochran, Of Tammany Hall, for
Congress.
The County-Democracy OF the Eleventh
congressional district nominated Colonel
Truman a. Merriman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

AGooD WORD FOR GEORGE ID. WTsE.-
The Norfolk landmark has the following
p'thy paragraph:
alt seems to be well understood that the
rejection In Richmond in favor OF the
Democrats, and especially in favor OF Mr..
George ID. Wise, is so thorough and COM
plcte as to leave nc doubt OF his election.
II would be a menstrous shame II such a
friend OF the workingmen should be de-
iea,ed by their instrumentality, and this
fact seems TO have dawned upon them at
last. The records OF Congress show that
Mr.. Wise has been the friend OF labor, and,
with the influence he wields in the House
Of Representatives, it would be folly to
take any new man to succeed him. IL
would be like describing q steam-machine
aud going back to hand-power."
That last sentence tells the whole story.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

MISS r. ]. wHfTTH0RNE. Shelby
vile, Tenn, writes 81 pronounce Duf-
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey, taken In small
doses. the best tonic in the world. IL
gave me great strength
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

Reading notices 10 reading matter type,
lines OF less. 81: In nonpsriel loaded, 7sc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
MARRIAGES.

E-SMlTH.-NiaTrled. "Wednesday
evening. September 29tn, at the residence
OF the brides mother. Mrs. |. Il. Smith,
BaTce'onia. Henrico county. near Rich
mond by the Very Rev. A. Van lie Nyver
q, WILLIAM j. CUSSEN. Of the CITY OF
Richmond. and MARIE p. CLUE SMITH, OF
HenIicO county. No catds.
FISHER - RICHARD SON.- Married. Ia
Richmond. Va, October 10th, at the resi-.
dence Of the bride. by Rev. II II. Pitt. Mr..
JOHN W. FISHER and Mics IDA t. RICH
ARDsON both Of Richmond.
GODSEY 49, LEWIS. - Married. Monday
night. October ls. 1885 at the residence OF
Mr j. {. Elicit. No. 20i3 east Broad street,
Richmond by Rev. X X. HowIsou, rRANK
g. GOLSEY 10 IDA NJ. LEWIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

DIR. Moore item Satisfactory Results.
obstinate
sphnc that Its use has proved entirely
sstsf JOHN MOORE, N, d. Griffin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

n. w. r. Macon.
wi strength and increased pounds
recommend GUIEN'S PIONEER best tonic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
CKIN-TORTURES
~ THAT DEFY ALL OF HER REMEDIES
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTICUKA.

Humiliating Eruptions. Itching and Burn
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
BLOWING up HE'LL GATE HAS

~ been a laboriOus aud costly work. but
the end iustifies the effort Obstruction ia
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bring inevitable disease. They must be
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with impurities which result in disease and
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Perce's Golden Medical Discovery" for
acting upon the liver and purifying the
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
THE PROPER STUDY OF MANKIND IS
MANI

SAYS the illustrlous Pope. 1.-The had included
women In the list, lie would have been
nearer the truth II not so poetical. DIR. X
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especially woman and the peculiar de
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Il PERFECT SPRLNG .nEDICLNE.
A SUPERB ESH-PRODUCER AND TONIC.
HEIR THE WITNESSES!
TEN TO TWENTY POUNDS.
A man OF sixty.Etghs Winter

I
ana sxty.eigh years regard GUINNs PIONEER n
strength has been restored and weight incea
A. II. q. CAMPBELL Cotton
| MACON, GA, February 1s, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

The Philadelphia Press shouts : "Now
that the Keyston State has surrendered to
Mr.. BLAINE, he has gone out to survey the
property" And, doubtless, wonders what
he will do with such great idiot farm
NOW 10 has il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

"Brainy Boston's pugilistic pet, Profess
sor JOHN L. SULLIVAN, threatens to invade
England. Happy Boston Let periidious
Albion squirm!" But hold, RANNEY
CHURCHILL threatens to invade the United
States. Whose time will ii be to squlrm
thent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
COVERED WITH SORES.

Ihave been afflicted since last March with.
skin Disease the doctors called Eczema.
Ny face was covered with scabs and sores,
and the itching and burning were almost
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DIS so highly recommended, concluded 10
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Internally for four months. ! call myself
cured, in gratitude for which make this
public statement. -
Mrs. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

H.
q consider tonic
A. H. BRAABLEI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
k6y~ THE REVIVAL SERVICE;

ATTHE JACKSONVILLE GOSPEL TENT,
on StrecEer's Hill, will continue EVERY
NIGHT THIS WEEK at 1880 O'Clock. These
meetings are conducted by the evangellsts
j. b. SHoCKLEY, Miss p. l.. HALL, FRANK
j. HALL, and are stu Increasing in In
terest. oc 20 At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

Dr. o
REVIEWER with
improves
nvgoang and tonng
boodrene
and health