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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is. 1856.

mcrf 5pr the dinner recess Mr.. Pnwderiy
announced that the southern Delegates
wouid hold conference in the northeast
corner " The hall They met and discussed
the koclaiequality question. The coiored
delegates from the south were present, hit
they suddenly left fhe hail. one af time
ieieruies Burns, Of AtRhama; Green Oi
Afsnnsas, and others made vigorous
speeches condcmuinr any steps leading 10
the establishment Of social equality. The
presence - tht cOiOred Delegates was r.
caroed as quasi endorsement Ot the re- 10
luton. proposed.
The pllrpUrt Of the resolutions under dis-
eussion meant that the southern delcsRiss
ntended % make the Convention vote upnn
the question o. social equality. Or. IN i1'
words ~ . southern delegate, % e want
he Convention 30 put itself on record uDon
this question. and we are going 10 try and
gel vote ~ soon a. the officers are eiecieu
this afternoon"
HELP FOR TfIE LOCTEI-0rT.
The Executive Board held a meeting II
O'Clock Yesterday morning % consider thf
question Of sending aid 70 the iocEed-ou
cOtiOn-wUrtcr Al Augusta, Ca. curriers'
Rnd inuners az salem and Peabody Mass-
and lOurneymeu piumbers OF New orr
city. The General Assembly had already
voted thai money should b. appropriated
for thcr relief. Il was resolved that the
sun o. Sl5 0J0 be- donated 20 this purpose
$4,000 In each o. the cases considered, and
Thai further sums bc sent n needed.
ErELAU oT COI0EED KNIGHTS.
Nj. POwderlr held O conference al Ford 3
HUel "Wednesday night with fifteen or SIX
fcau cOiOred delegates 20 the General A.
scmiIy. Tbcy rgI-eseuicd the colored as-
scnIhlies Of kEicLt OF Labor ~ NTCiuuA
Georcia. FLORIDA, Mississippi, and other
southern Staies. The Object oi the cOn-
ference was the formation % bureau oi
calnred Knights throughout the southern
state Tor tle UtTTiost Of procuring accu-
rate statistics relriFc % The condition OF
eoIorcd people and their relation 10 WIN"
hburers wherever theT are employed to-
gcther These sia lslcs ar % com
T-ist everything iu connecuor WIKI tht
hours Ol ubOr. idt treatment they rc-
cefre from their employers. tbcir wages
eos, OF living. &c. j i- his purpose &"
learn whether they receive The ful liberty
ard rights % which they are legal y eu-
TITLED. hw Nj. FoWderIy said. IN speaking
OF fbe conference and is objects tha' the
Question OF s1ciu. equality is not one oi tbt
O. iect. of THE bureau. lt~ object i. io
-timuai. c0i1rrd people 90 vork iOr tucii
own elevation. The delegates be- mt. wert
hrIrit. lnff lbgeui men. Who seemed we'll
fitted % aL IN improving t1t condition o'
fbeir race. It wac decided % elect tlli-
mar md -ccretary and hcvt assistants III
ogci og thf ~uulhtfI states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
AU.TTgs sALEs To-BAy.

FRANK y HILL CO. a. p n. commis-
sinners sGls o. detached brick cwe!ltns
81 soutn-asf corner of Maiu and Je;-cf-
sOu streets.
JAhks r. ELAN. . = NJ com u iss ooe-s
sale OF lot. Win BRICK dwelling Thereon,
OF wesi side of Eighth street
CHEWING 4 ROSE p H.. trustee = sa le
OF lot Win frame dwelling thereon. on
ensi aide o. judah between Leigh Gnd
jackson streets.
Nv Rowland SAMPSON a ApAMS0S.
4P NJ. con mi<loDess salt M vacant
tOi IN city " Manchester.
GEORGE ". MAYO. il A NJ. condemned
wheelk D-asx. scrap iron. 6c-. al Tie
Twenty Nth street engsne-nouse.
L. b. COOK. 20 O'Clock, furniture, ssoyes.
&C.
J. .. MCINTYRE d %. l2.s0 =. a., cab
hinge.
WALLERsTEIN q 90. 3 P. NJ. cabbage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Dpfrs Ptrr Malt NhSkey
AND
Dufy'S TUTmuiH.
1raK AND pE8IiITAThD AND
y ~ 49, y AsTING DISEASES
~ v-Esq FtYr-rE srEEFT.
Taf a9rgnEV m

.. r..~. sfaA UhAstI CoHs'uRy 2'ai''-
Ae
... s.r, : ',eE 70 Ree NY name
...', tle msry wno nave nsen srre ~
tn''.'. + "a tnr ne as vuur Colenrsteo
lsi f-4-s Mali Mnkkey and ] oe-
i.'-. - .is.,,rry..'f Ed9 ny testimony 10
t'' ,-vrIsfuf pow ors Pa building III The
.ree ryeem. Z sgVs suffered fTom
i.. .r-r.bt sinking spoih which are
.A' -.r.I. 0f rxlfs ne uUTruldresK IRE
sa' RI, s,rf.svet : vHF OWNS Nt0iDut
ti..f nea 1srnEt we've also another
if - 81. ut mSlEcy a friend suc-
-tFf try lnufgt Pare Mai
t.t snc did 80 With hui ltut
-..t 81 e1Iic fsnss,ii'iv IMPROVE my
Nv nasNN has uuwpV rr.
-r rost1rsd. 81 q Z cgn scsTcaiy
.tFf was ever sick ~ . me
49, toiif Hua nerve .. militant.
ra- ll. r,-f f'ure Shalt " uiskey bs.-
... aai iluvriou uf mouevec vsipe.
Be. fs.LA fb.Ul iitsA an.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
TBE HALL BURGLARY.
william Douglas Sent an-Pecket-
Rock nuo Money Pound.

In the lilgpQfci ~ " wednesday m0rnihc
was published an account Oi The robbery
fhe morning before Of Mr.. Joseph Halt :
residence. A04 east Grace street. Nichi
before last. a. announced ~ yesterday
morning. puper, sergeant Huice ana NJ.
William 7. Fox secreied themselye. In The
lumber ward 81 MT. Arthur 6mn, on
west BrOad street. where Mr. Gum hno
found 0 considerable sun oi money N y
pile Of lumber, 20 watch for and. possi-
bic, 10 arrest the person who had hidden
ibe money there.
About twenty minutes 20 j O'Clock they
heard noise, and upon looking Up di--
covered Il man coming through q hole IN
the fence near the stable where The street
err horses are kept Afier the man had
gotten into the yard they allowed Inn 90
ret within g few steps OF where the money
vns found, when thoy covered him with
their pistols and ordered him 10 throw uJ
ms hands. BE was arrested. md while on
! the WY 10 the police-station the prisoner
made ~ effort l. ret MS pistol, bui be- was
frustrated md aitef struggle he was over
powered ard Qken % the statIop-houss.
( lie gave the name OF William Douglass.
and SAID he hailed from Washington. He
was seen by Nj. and Mrs. Hall. uud thou- hi
10 ht THE one who entered their bou-e. He
WIS searched, and upon hls person Wa-
found q COl's fvH-shootel loaded. q cgu-
die. matches, and IN express rceeip, ioT
SsO which he had sent - Haltlm0r, ia~t
Tuesday.
The accused was before fhe Police CoU1
Yesterday morning. NJ. Han, the first
witness examined gave ~ account o. being
awakened iy n0ist lu the horse. seeing "a
maj n the baih-T0Oni, and his eScape--al
uf hlch has been published.
III reply 30 questions hy the Police jus
iice. Nj Hal sand that he had IN bis ppcE-
ei-boOk -four $50 notes. one of ni'l was O.
gold noic two S20 bills. three SID notes.
TWO g. notes. and - IH silver. ny. tiul
could uoi swear positively o. the identrT
of The accused from the iEct lhai DE- had
shaved aud dyed Ais mOustachf bW boz
wa, satisfied IN m. own mind trai be- was
tbe man.
Ms. Har tpok IRE stand. mud o. cues
,i1us in M. Wiz said thai snt WAS pose
tive the accuseC was -he sam. person VINO
va. IN ner h0use Tuesday morning.
sergeant uulrf testified re- 60 tls uros,
H.. Arthur Gum tc, lel tb4, bg Ws
removing some lumber Tuesday er"rir-
when b, dI~cpTCr". 81 pu Ee.-''1E c1a,Ir-
Iuc fNur Sju u1te-, uu. So note. ana M 4.
g notes. NJ CGrr produced ,ls mo-
nfv. ON, oi the S5g uata- wa. -oia uott
Ny. Hal Identified tbe money Hy ine war
it hsd been folded H.sa. tu' number 90
Two oi the - lntc-.
When u.ted II be- desired 81 s- a-v-
thing DOuci8-s took fut stand 4uc said .
I.a-t ricr was tht frr -me ! .r"r ,aV
tbeu people Irtisrrirc g. n. and Mr..
Bali. I sgv then 81 -n- statl Iu-hou-'. aH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

A. aHmes a Read and simpson, .Isass a
90.
on motion uI Mr.. prewry-M Nj. Il. ID.
Adam.
on motion ~ Judge CbristiaD-Messrs'
". y. bersman 4 Co., William 4. Parrish,
and Thomas Chrisiian.
On motion Of Mr.. Stmke-Measrs. RE-
ial'd 4 Lee.
ON motion OF Mr.. Ainslie-M Messrs. DO
sfph ". Laube. Owens a Minor; Andrews,
Baptist & Clcmmiti John y. Cary son.
L. Z. Younger, Il. g. Caboll. Jr., Minor x
Blnnion, singer Manufacturing Company
Johu :. Fmsenhtner, maDRrorl, A Gold
back. DAVIS Shoe Company q. Il. George,
y. Seideu TAYLOR. II. l.. Peiuuze. Tbomas
L. Alfriend. J. Thompson Brown John W.
Oiley, and NhiiehnrEt & owen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Love and Law - mG " Tht PbTniX
3 ill b, presented ut The Theatre tl-niem
ana SATURDAY, matinee and ui-ht. Mf. Nc
b,es and biz pretty wiie. Dollit A'bi.s 10
tliese two plays, have alwGvs drawn large
and fashionable houses and are 80 wen
and iaYOrubiy known tbai q word oi Toni-
Ineut q unnecessurr. Crowded hou-e' WIZ
sur,iy greet the return OF Milton Mobiles
md hlk vile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
ezfEaLIsTrE1 sTEET1
49, Irfrrl 40

...... 49,. g h us1 four weeks Rao to-
,.-...f og'u menceo TIE uSe ~ lisiiy'
-.re HDe ~ usi t. titht There ~
..'-.. Elpro t.-neus. o. uluD teei Qu-te
NY muNY uuilot my m
..-..-t uart iNhC : do. They SAY
.r. --.. c some Enc foel pleRsed. The
.s.f lGc lEAi calus u inst uiEDt
.I. ..fr he could set marked no
.,..r. l u.g csNe. Eue he seemed
f1- Pc nsfeG rae s. Rifoui TIE
.-t Hn c uF wuui1 tTv - p ease
IA. r1u. C o. no rpnd wttl LIS pre-
JOE& X l. ~. tLAk4i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

ss. tl,ai Mr.. wie had made record %
Winch he might Justly he proud xoa csaeea
by appealing to all true DeH'err.i. 70 '''~
70 fhefr own interests and el'ci Wsss.
Mr.. Pike's speech. which was iuB
argument md sound sense, made . g'co
impression. and he was frequently in'r5s
rupted during ~ delivery ny hstiering air
plause.
kfJofENED.
Mr.. wInco sf ii O'Clock announced tiai
the speaking v.ss ccDcluded, thanked tbe
ladies and gentlemen rre@eth Tor their kina
attention. and invited fheia 10 attend tbf
big Democratic rally 70 bt had tn csay
Ward ip-iicht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
tsry-w.ra Rss,y Te-ssghf.

The Democrats ui Clay Ward wiil have a
rally tonight 20 Winch they invite 81 their
brethren Op Main street opposite Monroe
Park. between Pine and Laurel streets.
The following well-knowu gentlemes
have. .Hcccpied Invitation. % SPEAK:
- hon. CseOrg, y. Wise.
Colonel Richard !. Be.rne, and
R.H. Cardgen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Yesterday Eyiand Lee sold tcu oi chose
.l.r..te4 Fischer Grand and prlsht p
ar1, Vh,cl swell, The number t1s.X Huh
G,,c AND E.lh,y-T wo -eu' from their ware
roous within thc la,i icv voars. THESE.
"a v.-a tot S.zty-Elgiu Thousand one Huu-
c,,a and TVru.y-i 1u -oid u t1e tuitcd
.iat,,. show vhu piano tne people hht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Bensrrnnge frem rse Lung~-

A man named George Beck was attacked
with bCmorrbGGc Of the lung Yesterday
morning abOgi O'Clock n Cuisingworth 4
EllisOn's factory, ana came very Deaf dying
The ambulance vas called, and The doctor
70 the man 10 his home aud relieved h'-
.-..fins..rln-a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
NHny EsOEens

of 0ur 50 .-ci .per- Law, secured handsome
.uIf vaI,ne. aI fht ea-y plan % one dollar
O week a becoming members ~ our haicn
Cub.. li vou Jc rot uudcrsiund the sys-
ton c.l and We VII ute .rcat pleasure
lp .xf.f'n1. Goddard 8 Ny-r,'. WATCH
llui heaa .ulr.r.. 9.o Man effect Fourth
Club u--I'y completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
o-p JrEsr, STREE

..a,-,rter nayt 8 ven your meti-
..,..t lt0.rnucL t,lH. AL nov uslns
En-, .ts. u'ttie ~ Dul't fnft MSii
v..fft IS men CON mtucft 70 Use
.e. NOS pNe g. nt Dui of bed
roV az ID fruTu ciucE u tht
.. .fr rurl q 81 LlElt >everSt ladies
,. rptfrtC Llt fIu3rDr rtIuali tnt
...erv nsc mrdt ~ ne go some for
'.'....-..tr. Fru tHFy g. tl4Lk ] have
..... -....l.. s. great uvuT IT. fe.linC Epoul
s.Es LTC-EN Lft COS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

invariably cure, tee most obstinate c8-o %
clilis and ic6er.. and pr'yen.- return %
thi. horrible di-ea~.. They a"f directly on
th, Iyef and thoroughly res-1r, tAai organ
to healthy CONDITION. " refer -
Owcus's Auti-ClU Pills. BOx0i Fort pills,
81 r,ut,. DwE,- s. MUDE.
ElchmOud. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

ME- PHOTOGRAPHIC ALLEY.
2aW III TEE g-NE I'c F3kH Cl4C ~.
" rrf Tut E.lsgu fperialfy ~ FltF Ftlt-
H-I a.f l8 satf@E v rs DEI uF CLll ~
80 tEh Tor UsIT
i-NLsJ CAElNETs NJ e. FI2k DOZEN.
gglrsuiet .ug
gHA E1TT Nt7i.E
aHE Il .f-g PIEf t2CT Likeness,
"a. 81 ths gallery f0f .u5-tlekel1. Rnd 81;
lNL lliastz,s tlOn
fh-TNf'fk su al eIzee nicely eApeiliec
tht nT Eiitt iu ifn uanEfssk
- tuI05fk PKG &0ih done.
81 isft Dgifu 80 p A.
ItiE RAMOS y509oGHhFs CO.,
"a ln7 tsr8se street
81 Ax>nocsna glsfiNtel ! lrsi AID 1ecoisto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Annual Esuusos of company A-~e
clarion.

The annual reunion d ] CompauF A.
soeiuiior has been postponed until after the
approaching state Agricultural far- Ihs
n Union fui e hich dne Ennounremf1h VII
be made m the Ijis5,0ici9 viii be- held early
N NOVEMBER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

I'r. a. o. NoIlara. OF Richmond Va, Is
having CrtW surc"-, r ru-ng 'ancers.
He A.. cured hundred, pronounced lu-
u.uri. by other Vry-lrmn.. ~ead Tor
uaupie, vi-A references and certificates.
r.. Doctor can be- found a. hir Office, ~
ra-t Leigh sItet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

4 CEADUATEIN BI6H EON0RS
4 o. e. Lna g. u.peiElfr oxford WI
a. ur cUrurf Ee~v sIuHl Nuc hsl"c'
Drf- r puVls fut .uu'il,eui o. Europe
o. if lurpa-. ui -lu. .p'ff flug lurif lustruc-
t..I l o.. t~aucltt uf 4 liberia eoucGJlDn
ADORE
FlorE--8i HKtrd tsT n. A..
ss Wos NJ 5ny rsgrl street
u,S e-s baltimore Md
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

wnuy Coupon Su,s, SETTLED Tp"n T'his
EHskA.

UTL others Wa- trI"O IN 10" IIha ~th.'-
Court ye-ter DAY. Judges Bond and Huehe-
presiding.
ME-. ~uictuCr owrs property 10 Lur1r,
Page county 0r vlir- -hr owed ~ l-A'-
ro ,rf state. none oi "mr. was -'n'o.-',--
-tf offered io Itf ,ntn l t.-"'f l-'"
coupons. vlIr, Nn-nf. ID. .''a-u u""' " ...
c.uurv. -e-u~e- fo receive. Is -ltH lowed
10. beg COW. aua -1'9 &c i1 satisfy 'n' "'.n
Ne--i-. NlUU L.i.rc. and q. 3 .-t-
-.i represented '.' l'''.lA,.h ..'. q
'..'..,'.,,....-i '''.''
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WE i'I'. .-' '-o
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Madam l.. LOCIS's DANG z
- 1885, ftE.LBl> bIs DOW Op0u - : =
tf ffet T-lul af plpis "a lif irons q ---4s
D. 81 g o. HCrt Gle every y eohrs-
cas-. IfoL sT vi typ.E.r AL pAftlcu 10
a.. for ACC e1l hrf slrJbc street.
.. .A-.ftcI 76t-uEs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

The adIc, 81 the Clay stree, BAPTIST
church. who last veaf served ther friends
ard the public generally So Handsomely ia
re, diu.ne-room under the grand stand a.
tbt Tui-1romds. propose i0 iurnsl dln-
utrs. unches, sandwiches, c1uet. and rt~
fre-hmeIt- tbis yeaI In o. 'r.t style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
1onrsr, n, ~. yehp,. Cnurch.

A c0ncer1 Offering unusual attractions
viii tGkr place ai ~. Johns church To-
night. In the hist 81 singers are Captain
Cunningham. Mr.. u. l.. Leitwieh, baritone.
and Miss Carrie Stauae, the charming con-
fraifn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

,r. fruer ubv. ussc ynU, IlUfr .
t'..... a4.f -U-s .U-t Nal Nlih-
.rr tuE t rt~r beuetC.B. ~
-....v -e-rrets Ey Eupetftt a feitHr
- ,t.t better n cast j. ane o
l... ..lu. ur being chrome ATouuLlJls
80 4. Cbi6i-ln. .i1-ifit. -L-Ah
go. ..-....t .ous very excellent
ME. = .. AAN Land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
CREycH, GERMAN, ENGLI

ERENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH,
l. AMD AMERICAN Dinner. TEA.
AND CHAEBEh-ekTs ~ very low prsceSA
ny ssocf uf CHINA is immense, and prices
viii please lie sEre snc examine tns ~
ssTfmenl belose purchasing elssvnere.
Il II WALLACE
oeia tOt essi broad s1kos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15


Licntsu tne.r work 10y providing Fearlins
% use.
Healthy Gums. sweet Breath.
ETLANuIsE.
CABEIL's PHAEMACT.
Third and Main streets.
wHEKF TO FIED PLAKLs.-scientinc pco-
pie hsve been instruoting folks where 70
luor for pearls: Dui right here IN kich rocnc
Enc I'd dJ6cent territory they EbOund-lD the
uses kINOT's DENTIFRICE. BY 81 drug
gisx 20 cents.
Aromatic Fragrant. Curative.
EULASpISE
CABEILs PHAEKACY,
Third and MAN streets.
sMoEI TEIxy C1SAKs.
Preserve your Teeth and harden your
Gums VIII
ECLAKIINL.
CABEIL's PKAENACY.
Third and Main streets.
sHoHH TKYxY cIGARs.
THr DISPATCH JOB-PEIgrIS6 HoUsH II
thoroughly equipped 10 40 81 KINDS OF
hoOE- AkD JoB-PEIsTIsG III tne anortsei
notice
ssoKr TKr1y CIsAKs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
rorHEr Local OK rmrD rasE.l
The Csrpenie-s and the Parade.
RIcIH0ND. OCTOBER l3, lssC,


Tots Editor Of TIC Dispatch
] notice IN your issne Of the 18th instant,
in reference 20 the parade a. the knights u
Labor on Monday hast, that the carpeniers'
organization j. mentioned and nclp0ea IN
Il. A. one oi H. memhers. J contradict the
Insertion. We have ouiv one organization
uf carpenters In the city, known A. the
brotherhood oi Carpenters and Joiners
Ne. l3... composed ~ the best mechanical
material IN Richmond, numbering about
l5O strong. w are m NO WAY cpnnected
viii %, knights o. Labor directly or In
Gircc-iv. O, iaI n the organization o. con-
cerned. and. therefore, did not parucipaft
IN their demonstration here on las; Mon
day. Respectfully your,.
". ". " nFREE.
CMr. Wu'~ef mlsundersiauds the report.
q. the public vii see Here BE- ;he language
used hv %, I4spCfcis The carpenters
turt ed guj in good numbers, 0ui the 0niy
tru0s hy Whict o special display was made
wac The tlnuCr,.'
A the carpenters VINO turned otr were
IN the as-emhhe- 90 which they belong
The tinuers wer, iu O special body. These
are the fact, a. stated n tui, paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Hon. George u. Wise.

Nj. " lnco next presented Hon. George
r. " ise me uOble staudard-hearer Of the
Democracy IN tui, district, who, he SAID
had just returned from Ncw Kent. where
be spoke Yesterday. Mr.. Wise came for.
ward. wa. warmly received, and. IN few
well fitted words, excused himself and 10
trnduced Nj. Pike. Of Massachusetts, VITO.
he sand, would take his place.
OUSD SENSE.
Gr. Pikt wac received with cOmph-
mentErv recognition. He said that he had
alWuys beer and ever would be- Demo
crat. He would be ashamed 70 appear be-
fore an audience Of true virginia -oiis n
ans thing else than Democrat. Tie IT.
viewed briefly the records 81 the rw great
poiticsl parties and by facts and figures
showed what advantages arr offered hY thr
Democrats. BE spoke Ui NlSr's iRbOr' 10
getting through the appropriation 20 TN
prove the custoD-hou~t and continue the
improvement q James river.
PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
Mr. Pike depiOi ec Tie protective Iarif and
cited NJ reasons therefor the hegyy Gutle-
imposed on nany necessary domestic 9Tti-
ciee by The Republican party. lie closed
thi, point iy sHying thai the Republican
party had imposed Tux oi e. per thousand
on toothucks The Republicans won't
even ict a poor fellow plck his teeth With
our paving for IL.
NJ. Pikesp0ke in opposition 10 indepeno-
euts. Ihey.~ b. said. "rc present no
bodv. ThcIe are already fWo oi them. ~
gonrress. and all they DO II 10 sit on 0p9c-
sii, sides OF the house and fig,.t each ether. y
STAND FAEf.
Nj. Pike urged AZ N hia presence 10 vote
for 4 man who T. pronounced IN hts oliln-
iop-pne v no has an idea of his own and
is iii 70 represent afhers. The GOOD Book
suvs - he thai is mol Tor Me l. against Me, !"
md "ye cannot serve holh bod ana man.
mon" The speaker endorsed Cleveland )
Administrations, was happy 10 be ahle u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Gnnsidsr AuUF ~rrNants.
Licntsu the y WOrE 10y providing ear-in 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Han. George u. Wise was again referred
IA l,y tb, speaker. " George y. Wise.
.a.la be. hus ndi Only been Il true repre-
sentative u thls district, but be is the
sf,okc,n men iar the delegation from THE
Nhoie state. and after he has occupied the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

- come before you tp-Il-h-.' said Ma
ier Daniel ~uu e, well preuared u ]
uI.b. hc 10 speak because %. other ell
.r-emtu. ! h.ye had bg ! want 10 nd
ti-,1ou 60 lnnoculate yourselves witl Ill
d. r.smocratic viru- Iu 0rder tna' y0u may
not caicl The infectious Republican small
poN.
TIE speaker next criticised -hc acts ~
tbc Boa iusicl-Erpubhcan party IN this
~.slf when thev we're IN poWer-the
fvr.puou- aud improper u~, that had
ben enacted. thr utemp' "a urn out cif-
rril iuf.p--...uf." be- added. . had il
uo' l,ccu ior The bravery 0 lev men,
y lrglum to-doy would boz unoer the do
uiiriou of political pouules. and worse OF
rluu when She WI. Military District No. ] ;
tor no United States soldiers who r1en
rtlod h,a were q. lelt-t gentlemen, whereas
tp, uowef N hte dry, wonid have gone
lpro ihs tana. q men whose ouly aim wa-
~ Gel ai. ucy could and keep al they cnuid
fraf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

The following nsw members wert elsei-
ed:
ON mDtisp d Mr.. DauIgP-Mcssrs. W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Who" SAID Mr Tucker. are YOU
going 20 eject 10 Congress Lcries 0i Wise
" i-e iron All parts Oi the house Wise.
OF Mullen. or NsddiD:" Le querled.
Laughter
Mr. Tucker closed bis speech. which was
o most admirable one. by paving q hict
tribute 70 Nr. Wise and urging every
Democrat 20 yOie for nm. he l. tru.
representative Of eyerv class has made Il
good public servant, and be- VIII certainly
t,. o.. -if.Hf4r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Nj. Orln l.. Cottreii having declined The
position q chairman Oi tho ooumittee OIL
Inland TrnGe. M A. II. Christian, Jf.. a,
the urgent Solicitation oi the Hoard, a9-
callien The IIoHllinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Cn motion of Nj CTenshaW The following
was adopted
Hegotred Thai Randolph Harrison. Com
missioner % ACricururt II. q. Moh"fi-
Commissioner Of Railroads ". =. TAYLOR.
state AsHyer; G. ". MAYO, secretary
STATE Agricultural Society; 4. J. l.. Bur
ewynu. assistant engineer .luTne~-k'yer Im-
rirovemeni. be- invited 10 attend the meet
irc. ~ tlIf Chamber AND 10 participate IN
lie deliberations.
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The third bah given by the Quad
rifle Cloh last Monday evening at
Blatkwoo,l'a Rink, was one of the
hra ai'gal3d mA most enjoyable Of
its kin that has TRANSFERRED in Audu-
bon this winter. The attendance
from home and adjoining towns was
much larger than usual, and compa-
ny from a distance contributed large
~ to the cnivcnment ofthe occasion.
One more dance to be given soon,
will close the series.