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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

| ter. ICries OF Good" and np43ause. /
but do want 10 impress upon ySa thss
John Sherman h al that. [Applsuss ]
He has ever been ready, no mstier hoe
much personal disappointment might be
involved, 10 support the platform sod the
nominee Of the convention. He never
sulks; he never strsys awsy With bod CON-
pany. [Applause snd lssghtsf. On ths
contrary, be h always In lins and ready
for duty. [Applsuse] He II A.
st the very forefront. [Apylause. j
He viii fulaiI the pledge vita vbish vs
commencsd our platform, nans]y: that
the constitution and The laws of this
country shaIl bs enforced evesyvbess
throughout our boundaries. IArpisusa
A voioe-"Eyen In Sonth Carolnspl
Mr.. Poraks-"Yea, sven In 6oath Csfo-
lima. [Great Applsuse
YogAKKR WANTS no TAX RxDCcrIoz.
What is the ne Of talking sbsst rsdae-
the surplus revenue unlea yea fsst ssttls
it thst vhsn the people have reachsd on
illusions, that they be allowed = exprss
the conclusions they have neaehex. Zap
piause1. Yes, John Sherman \ 3 Rspab-
iiczn who will go - IL thst Americas
citizens are protected In The ssjeynsst
and exsrciss of thsir rights 81 ett3seuship
Wherever the Gag may ~. lApplsasa
He viii Uphold and enSscD ths vis -
patriotic policy Of o pretec8ivB tsxiG
fCries Of "Good, . ''Gssd, p ea6 shsss
j Hn aim and amhittaa Seakes =
tions. II yoa p,esss, vdl y
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and there was not farmer, freighter, me
chanic or common laborer in New York
who would vote against him for that. In
conclusion, Senator Hiscock formally pre-
ssnted the name Of Chauncey NJ. Depsw
a. the choice Of New York.
Senator Hiscock was frequently applaud
ed, the New York delegation giving the
enc 70 the convention. As he closed every
man from New York arose and gsye three
cheers Cor their fayorite SON, rnd the cheer
were echoed back from the galleries with
interest.
Mr.. Hartley, Of Minnesota, was recog.
nized, and mounting the platform be said
Minnesota seconded the name Of Chsuncey
NJ. Depew.
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stringent enough to divorce the political
faom the ecclesiastical power, aud thus
stamp out the attendant wickedness Of po-
lygamy.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS THE ONLY oNE
HAVING A pEMoNITIzATION RECORD.
The Republican party is in favor Of the
use of both gold and silver rs money and
condemns the policy Of the Democratic ad'
ministration in its Efforts to demonitiZ;
silver. We demand the reduction OF let
ter postage to one cent per ounce. In q
republic like ours, where the citizen Is th'
sovereign and the official the servant
where no power is exercised except by the
will of the people, it is important that th'
sovereign, the, people, should possess intelli
vepes. The tree school Is the promoter
Of that intelligence what is to preserve ri
a free nation. Therefore, the State oI
nation or both combined should suppor
| free institutions of learning sufficient to at
ford to every child growing up in the lant
the opportunity of good common schoo
education.
yoUR HIGH TARIFF HAS. KILLED oUI
MERCHANT MARINE.
We earnestly recommend that promp
action be taken by Congress in the enact
ment ofspch legislation as will best seeur
the rehabilitation of ourAmerieanMerehan
Marine, and we protest against the passag
by Congress of free ship bill, as calcu
lated to work injustice to labor, by lessen
ING the wages of those engaged in prepar
inc materials, as well a. those directl.
employed in our ship yards.
ctEyELAND's ADMINISTRATION Is RE
BUILDING THE NAVY THAT BIZ
| CHANDLER WRECKED.
We demand appropriations for the earl
rshnilding of our navy, for the eonstruc
t;on Of coast Notifications, and moder
ordnance. and other improved moderl
means Of defense for the profession Of on
dsteuseless harbors and cities, 10
the payment Of Just pension
20 our soldiers for nefessL
works Of national Importance in the im
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OF RIEIPLES !

la-1 Wise Unoxpsi Weakness
4=-!s ,ls Mares.
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Dspew movement. It's purpose is only to
hold the delegation away from Sherman
and throw it to Western man at the
proper time"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26
snORT TELEGRAMS.

HAVANA. February - - The French
Transatlantic Steamship Company has
furnished It's large feet with complete
apparatus for dropping oil on the
waves during bad weather. Its printed
instructions have been made public. The
company states that it only adopted the
use Of oil after repeated trials in bad
vesther, invariably followed by success.
READrSG, Pa. February 25. The
sheet mill Of the Reading iron works
suspended this afternoon, throwing 275
men out OF employment The company
had previously laid of 200 hands in is
other mills On account Of dull trade
st PgTER-BURG, February 2j-A
special conference, which will include
members OF the bourse committee, will
be held on March 90. The conference
will examine the bill to establish an
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LOCAL NOTES.

The second grand operate concer. of
the Campanini Company viii be given
80 the Theatre tomorrow night The
sal of seats indicates crowded house.
Governor Lee leaves on the fast maj,
tomorrow morning t0 attend the funeral
Of Mr W W. Corcoran.
Nj John G. Teller Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seal OF the Knights of
Pythias of Virginia. will return 90 Wash
incton This evening TO resume MS duties
as Index Clerk OF the House OF Repre-
scntatiyes
MI Arthur Lewis, manager Tor Mr..
Charles Dickens, is in the city. Mr.. Dick
ems. vino is the son Of the great novelist,
will give readings at the Academy OF
Music ON the l3.h of March. hc VIII be
introduced by Governor Lee.
Putnam's Theatre Comique presents q
programme of rare attractiyeuess this
week
Miss Nolie n Little of this city. IS
visiting relatives in Atlanta, Georgia
NcCann Brothers, news agency at
L.i4 greeted The Presidents train last
night with very pretty display Of IRE.
works.
Tie school teachers for Eariua and
Fairfield districts were at the Hcnrico
County Courthouse yesterday. and were
paid of
The Board Of Supervisor, Of Henrico
county were i'm session yesterday and
transacted routine business. Mr Harvey
ID Goddin qualified as a member vice
William I Mordicai resigned
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
PRICE, TWO CENTS

optional metallic standard preparatory to
the consolidation of the momentary cur
rency.
BERLIN. February 25.-The Empress
anxiety over the condition of the Crown
Prince has thrown her into a state of
nervous excitement which is becoming
alarming 10 her physicians She has
lately become unable to shed tears, and
continues in that state despite all efforts
10 produce reaction.
DUBLIN, February 25.-Mr. James C.
Flynn member Of Parliament for North
Cork was to-day sentenced to three
weeks imprisonment. without hard labor,
for melting to conspiracy.
ST PETERSBURG. February pa
general emeute is expected in the Russian
universities on March ~, ,he anniversary
of the assassination of Emperor Alex
andcr H., and the police are making ex-
tensiye preparations to quellany disorders
that may occur.
SAM RENO February % The German
Crown Prince slept well last night and il
better today. TIE coug ling and ex-
peclosa,iou with which he is troubled
have iessened Tie made his appearance
on the balcony outside OF his room to-day
and watched the arrival of Bristish
squadron In the harbor.
TAMAQUA, PA, February 25.-At Ions.
ford yesterday, District Assembly No.
81 composed of striking miners of the
Lehigh region, adopted resolutions offer
ing to return TO work, provided the com.
panies bind themselves not to discrimi
nate against strikers and to arbitrato the
questions at issue within ten days after
the accomplishment of actual resump-
tiou
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MI Inttier,. Fnneral

Mrs Mary Hutchison Lottier, wife OF
Mr. Lawrence Lottier, was buried from
81. Peters cathedral yesterday morning
al l0 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass was
celebrated by Father Van De Nyyer, and
Bishop Kcane delivered an eulogy The
r.l,s-ere was chanted, after which the
remains were conveyed to Hollywood.
The pail bearers were Messrs. w. h.
White. 5. A Ellison, + T Crump, Nan-
fred Call. d. Caskie Caben, George b.
McAdams. William Noting. and A. A.
Scott Honorary General Peyton Wise,
DR. R. G.. Cabcn Dr. Kuox, Messrs. John
Purcell, John NJ Higgins, and Garret r.
Watson.
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LIBBY PRISON SOLD.
First Payment on it Made Yesterday Tho
Deed to- be- Recorded To- Morrow.

flrst FhNfrruf on tt fiAue yesterday Tho
Deed to be- Recorded To-Morrow.
Mr Lewis Rawlings of Messrs Raw
lngs IS Rose. and Mr William H. Gray
Cd. Chicago were seen late yesterday by
"a TINES reporter Mr Rawlings said,
what was foreshadowed in yesterdays
paper. that Libby Prison had been sold
that the deed Vas a simple deed Of bar
gain and sale, and was then in his pocket
and would be entered upon record in the
Chancery Court tomorrow, and that this
cash payment called for In the contract
had been actually paid over to him. Mr..
Rawlings remarked that the TIMES had
always reported his connection with this
sale, and his words with absolute
accuracy.
Mr.. Gray remarked that he had en-
pl0yed an attorney to examine the title
20 the property and had found it to be
perfect. Whom asked what were his
plans. be- said be had none al present for
mulatcd he could not get possession Of
the building until July ist next, and un-
til then no steps could be taken TO begin
tearing the building down, which will
be done slowly in order to number
the bricks and timbers
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WASHINGTON. February 25.-In the
House today Mr.. Lanham secured the
passage Of a till providing that il shall be
lawful TO take depositions Of witnesses in
cases pending in United States conrts in
the mode prescribed by tie law OF the
State In which The court is held.
Considerable discussion arose over the
bin granting a pension Of $50 q month to
.hc widow Of Major Kirby Mr Strublc
of Iowa and others fayoring its reduc-
dor TO $50. Mr.. Iost OF Virginia deliy-
cred his maiden speech in support Of
DE bil. and it vas finally passed as r.
ported.
A favorable report was made on the
bin rendering eligible 20 any position in
thc army any person who has served in
tIc military, naval, or civil service OF The
Confederate States.
a letter was read from the Secretary Of
fhe Treasury, transmitting an estimate
from the Lighthouse Board Of $5OOOO rs
the appropriation necessary 20 build %
lighthouse on swan Point Bar Chesa-
p-ake Bay
4 favorable report was made from the
Committee OF Commerce on the bin to
establish % quarantine station at Cape
Charles Va.
the House hen went into Committee
of the whole TO consider the bill organ
ling the territory of Oklahoma, and Mr.
Msusur took the floor in favor of The
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26
rnrLATE MIR. CORCORAN.

Honor. 20 His Memory ia Washington
WAsmsaroS, February oj-There /.
Grape to-day ON the front door OF oh,
house for SD many years the nome of Mr
" W. CorcOran, and tLis with tn.
drawn curtains indicates that 10 is now
house of mourning. The preparations
for the funeral, are yet incomplete as to
some OF thc minor details The relatives
and .ricuds come and GO as they are en-
gagged in these preparations There Is
au al. OF quiet about the house, which is
not disturbed by those moving about IN
the last Office which can be paid 20 the
one whose life las gone out Telegram
ant letters from friends living in yariou-
parts of tlc country have been received
Indicating that the death of Mr. CorcOun
has been feit beyond the city whore he
passed his long life
The funeral will take place Monday
afternoon at 1wO o'clock. Judge LOiiug,
who Was selected by Mr. Corc0an 20 act
as one of the honorary pallbearers, has
been obliged TO decline 10 serve on &c
couu. of the weakness Of his advanced
age.
Mrs. Annie ID. Corcoran, the wife D.
VIM NJ. Corcoran of Pittsburg, Pa, who
n nephew OF the deceased. has az
rived in The city 90 attend the funeral
Wr. NJ. E. Kirke Of 81 Mary's county
Na q niece, has also reached the city.
.nl. coRcoEAS's MEMOIR.
understood that Nr. Corcoran has
provided I'm his will for the proper care
of his papers and corresp spondence and FOX
thc preparation of an authentic biography
or memoir His private correspondence
covering a long period, contains much
material of unusual interest. The work
of preparing the memoir has been en-
trusted. it is understood 10 Mr Leigh
Robinson. who will become Mr.. COrcor-
ans literary executor Mr Robinson
was chosen by Mr Corcoran to deliver
the oration on the occasion OF the re-
burial If the poet, John Howard Payne
GOVERNOR LEES MESSAGE.
DR.. Garnett received from Governor
Lee % Virginia. last evening. a telegram
asking 90 be informed OF the date OF tn
fuuer.i of Mr COrcoran, as he wished TO
show by his presence " the respect Vlr
GINA aas for the memory Of one who has
always been SO good 10 her.
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Funeral of hr. Thomas >. Starke.

The funeral Of the late Thomas. j.
Starke took place from the Second Bap-
list church yesterday morning at If
o'clock The church WAS filled with the
friends Of the deceased, business men.
and others DR.. Landrum delivered the
principal address, and Drs Cooper and
Clayton assisted in the exercises. Among
the other ministers present were Rev.
Drs Ryland and Hoge, and Rev. Mr..
Pitt. The remains were inferred in liol-
lywood The pail bearers were }. j.
Montague. K. B. Snead j. A. Wolf Nor
veil Ryland, Colonel William T. Tanner,
Messrs. j. b. Winston, Henry X. EllysOn,
J Taylor Elyson, DR.. George b. Steel.
Mr John NJ Murray and II. 3 Bosher.
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uONoR TO MIR. ooRCORAN
Lee Camp pay. it, Tribute to Hi. Memory.

RE Lee Camp met last night at Vet
eran Hall. The death o. Hon. W W
Corcoran having been announced, upon
motion OF Comradc ID. c. Hill the follow
inc committee was appointed 10 drail
suitable resolutions Thomas \. Bran
der. D. c. HI, and Chas. +. Bigger.
The committee retired, and on their re-
turn io the hall reported the following
"Wlcrcas h. has pleased God . re-
move from our mjIst My, " w. Cor
corin. member G. the Camp, who by
ms libcrali,y and munihcence wds among
the frs. TO place cornerstone IN the
folrdaticn of our soldiers homc,
thereby adding another monument more
ondurinrtlan bronze or stone 90 lis many
great rifts Of boEcFOiaIce and charity
Therefore be j. resolved. That the syn
Jathy of r. T. Lee Camp no. 7 Coniet-
crate Veterans. H. hereby rendered TO his
0creayc1 family for the great loss they
have sustained
That tie 6ag on our hall be placed %.
b h.lfmest on the day OF The funeral, AMI
that committee Of five be appointed to
attend hi aa 0Dselgiei st Washington
DC.
Re-olyed That iiis preamble oaa
Te hig,mn .. pc 3 on ife record, oi
this camp. and copy oi tue SAM Do
forwarded 10 The family and published Do
The city papers
Adopted
ii was agreaI that Commander .. W,
White Ir 0r. .f fln committee 10 attend
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,1daen Death from Heart Disease.

Yesterday morning, about z o'clock,
Nelson Meadows . cOlored floor servant
az ForI's Hotel, was suddenly taken sick.
He vas carried 90 . room, and Dr KID
dell was summoned, bu. nc died In
few minutes
Coroner Taylor was notified, and hay
ing yiewed the body pronounced that
death was caused by heart disease. The
remains were then turned over 70 friends
for burial
The deceased had been q sufferer for
long time He was forty seven years OF
age. and lived on the northeast corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26
CAhNiBALISH HAYTI

4 Nan Caught selling Human Flesh IN
the street, of fport-au-Prince.
NEW YORK, February pa private
letter from 5rtau-Prince dated Feb
ruary rs, contains the following Re
Gently the body of a child was found
near this city, an arm and leg of which
had been eaten by Nhcodoos During
Christmas week a man was caught in
the street with child cut up in quarters,
for sale Cannibaiism still prevails de
spite all forced statements to the con
tray. President Solomon, to please the
masses-thc negro elcment-allows them
10 dance a Vhoodoos dance, formerly
prohibited The last drop in coffee stag
ccred speculation here
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SMALL POx IN CUBA.
An Epidemic iu tho Queen of the Artli

NEW YORK. Feb. p An American
Gentleman travelling in Cuba writes from
Havana uader date OF February rs, as
follows \ protest by local board OF
charity 20 the mayor Of Havana dWell4
upon the fact that between May last and
January. 1883. 1000 persons have died OF
smallpox In the ci'y Of Havana, and,
further. that during the same time 4 600
persons i'm other parts Of the island have
d.ol Santiago de Cuba contributing over
1000 deaths The protest goes ON to
state ihat the petitioners are at the be-
ginning ot an epidemic and that She au-
th0riues are doing nothin- Regia and
GIaDlcacoa, on the harb0r Of Havana
are fuu n It, Cuban apathy is best IL
lu-.r,.i by the following discovery
mad. ptii1 fortnight 10 was general
D. supposed that the city lad proper
smallpox hospital. An inspection re-
ycalri shed, forty eight patients. one
negro ata.isnt, with feW quarts OF
milk -tta' tie heart of the city of
Havana, city whose proud boast Is chat
a. IS .he Mecca Of Antilles
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26
AcnhemN OF W usIC.

On Friday and Saturday of this week
W. H. Bishops celebrated COMPANY oil
comedians with the bewilching CarloIta,
"the queen of the laugh makers, VIII
appear at the Academy Of Music IN the
irrcsis;ibly funny play, The New Mugs
Landing.
This play was constructed for Laughing
purposes only, and the advertisement
says it is too funny to describe. Ihe
sale of seats begins next "Wednesday
morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26

Tomorrow night an unique entertain
ment will DE- given at Belyidcre Hall loI
the benefit of the Ladie. Missionary So
cicty of the West Main street Baptist
church There will be % genuine Chinese
wedding, and Chinese students will be
present. who will give practical Illus
tration Of Chinese social life and Chinese
customs. After the performance fine
supper will be served, and an opportunity
will be given every one present TO help a
good cause, and, at the same time, ENJOY
an evening of genuine and novel enjoy
mcut
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.ent ON 90 tho Grnnd Jury.

Joseph Johnson, negro, WAS tfiel
Yesterday evening before Squire CHM OF
at HenIico County Courthouse on the
charge of feloniously snd maliciously
causing William King great bodily in
Jury by striking him with a loaded pistol
Ii seemel from the evidence that King
was az his father In laws house IN the
county, and Johnson came there with a
loaded pistol and a gun; that unptoyoked
ne struck Lewis twice with his fist, ana
then struck him with the butt OF the
pistol and then pointed his gun at him.
when one Of the negro women present
took tha gun away from him. Johnson
was sent ON 10 tie grand jury lie was
defended by jude Edmund Waddill and
Mr. Conway Il. Sands.
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Hu, OF Interest 70 vendors OF mArke;
Produce.

In the House OF Delegates Yesterday
Judge Waldnl introduced two bills of
interest 90 country vendor. of market
produce and 90 the clty of Richmond.
one bin prohibits tAe ciyo Richmond
from imposing and collecting any tax,
fine. or Other penalty upon any person
selling their farm and other domestic
products within The limits of the said
city, outside of and from under the regu-
lar marsct houses and sheds o. the said
city. The second bin prohibits The
market tax on persons selling TO any
huck,ter. green grocer merchant or other
person, except the CONSUMER by retail
outside the market and sheds
Both bile were apnr0pTiately rclcrred.
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Citr cirenlt Court.

In this court yesterday number of
coupon suits were tried. resulting in
Judgment for the Commonwealth in each
instance
The sait OF Gansway- administrator
against the Richmond Granite Company
was continued until next term.
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4 Compliment.
Edar DaIy Times

Edit1r Duly Times
Mrs Thomas Branch says please put
YOUR paper up to so cents month. She
saws she thinks il Is worth H. She also
SAYS that Il is her fayoriye paper.
J l.. TrMBERLAKE,
DAILY TINES Carrier.
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he House M. al d "''''N' 'l''"N''
'aI-"rI 'n Vt. '"aI ~" pray
,nllulNNcHT -INE DIE
Mr. Ne'roier offered a JOINT i's' .u-
Non prlt'a.a- taa. when tAe '',h','' as
~ma.F at' 'frl on N''ch ON 10 "'J'.'"
rEs o.
Nr ao..s move. to amend oy 'As'''
Ing l2 uI
hr II--a'. moved SUBSTITUTE 'NA'
las,s-... ot .a.e 9.-.r" Assem- - ne
extended FOB saturday. .a''h l'.h. me
..'...4 .,t.I ir.,ort.,t additions and
amendments there was other important
LEGISLATION to le attended tO. and we
should DO i. We to1k No weeks hoh-
J.vatC.us,ma. aad we should return
atIc.st four or five days We then appro.
rrnt.l
Tbculllrma.:er was tabled ON motion
of Mr BllorI o,:tchmond
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST REPORTS FROM OYER TIE
WIRES.

Congress, Yesterday Ihe senate Not in
session The Late ~. ". ". Corcoran.
Cannibalism in Hoyti-smallpoN Epi-
demic in Cubb short Telegrams
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26

e-teriav evening IA defective tue
caused ire in the basement Of Dr.
Hunter NDGuirls residence. corner Of
Grace asd sixth streets Au alarm was
no once turned m lrom Box o, second
Police Station. Acting Chief Oliver
Mouu,ca,tlc and the apparatus promptly
responded A hole was cut IN the parior
nlor and the fire soon put out. The car.
pets had been taken - and furniur and
brick-a brac removed, SO there was no
great loss-only about $3.50 Alter the
me. Or Mcclure ccmp.im nted the fire
men on their pl0mgtness and efficiency.
and extended 10 them his hospitality.
Al Ills yesterday evening an alarm
was sounded from Box 81. corner Of Clay
and Gilmcr streets Cause, The burning
of some rags in q closet Of the house No
1910 west Clay street, occupied Dy Mrs
Thomas Lacy Damage =.
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball will relieve
roup Immediately.
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is a young man. being only twenty-five
years ol are. Is O. medium hight rather
-ltuIcriy built TIE has clean .lnYcn,
pleasant and prep0sse-sing face. In
sD, ch he D. quiet and unassuming, very
corlml and diguiied, and from his pure
Ereish u1 one you'll Judge that hccamc
from Iceland
T0 TWf. reporter %" said Chat Ac
Was elected o. Parliament 90 represent t9
represent South Dublin at the election Ia
1896. the election which resulted adverse
iv to Gladstone lie is Home ruler,
and O. in thi- country iu adyorocy o. that
cause Nc la- ne.a .u America for some
time. The Lass speech he made was in
New Haven, Connecticut lie came 90
Richmond from Washington, and will
leave here on Monday for Augusta,
Georgia
This afternoon there viii De meeting
Of William O'Bricn and Richmond
Branches Of the Land League at :
o'clock ii, Calheda. Hall where he VII.
make an adlrc-s.
Ir coryeuatioc Sir Thomas aid tna,
America vas scarcely known III Tie
British Isles, but OF the few localities
that were known Richmond headed the
list ON account of Lcr recent historical
prestige
Il. ishis intention before leaving % see
some Of the sights of the city