davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

Sherman, Gres-
ham and Alger
had each q large
following W h o
desired to gain
control Of the
state organiza
tion. Aiichener
more than any
one else defeated
their efforts and
organized the
s sentim MT of
the state in favor
of his friend
This effected, he
turned his atten-
tion fnfha rnrru
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

benefit. a client
in San Francisco
who had amining
claim. or sup
posed he had,
came TO Estee and
reported that he
had been swim
died out of it.
Estee took up the
case and fought
it long and per
sistently In the
courts II proved
a most expensive
COntest-fOr tho
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
To nisnn.s rlnns

There will be meeting this afternoon
at the City Mill Of the Street and Sewer
Directors, presidents of the Boards Of
Health, Parks and Water, Chairman For
rest Of the Law Committee Of City Coun-
ell and Chief Engineer Robinson. to dis
euss plans for new intereepting sewer.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

next formed q
partnership with
N. N. PQmeroy,
and they founded
Tho La Crosse
Wis.) Democrat.
The slavery ques-
tion be anne
prominent and
separated them;
Mr.. Moore there
after devoted all
his abilities to the
Republicanparty
and was the inti-
mate friend Of
Gen. John A. Lo-
gan, and associate
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

Pat Cole, the Irishman who killed
Coombs in fight some years since in
Brunswick, on being arrested by the
sheriff said: 1T was a fair fight, Mr.
Officer; if Coombs had killed me l
wouldn't have said a word about it. -
Lewiston lMe. Gazette.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

OF a canal across
the lsthInus Of
Panama. lie was
then flushed with
the glory of the
successful Suez
enterprise. and q
second attempto of
a similar nature
was the natural
outgrowth of his
triumph in the
first.
lle began his
Dyay aration with
4 Ia. gg.4s. ..f.f.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
Homicide at screamer.vnle.

Within a mile Of Oxford, Nd, there is
hamlet locally knownas Screamersville,
where there is a social, dramatic and
literary club much patronized by the
eAored people for the sake Of the socizl,
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
NEW JERSEYS CAPITOL.
II Is Finished Exterioriy and WIN Soon
BE Occupied.

BE Occupied.
AT Trenton, n. j., they arc building a
new state house. The exterior has been
finished and the interior is now ap-
proaching completion. The building Is
a very handsome one. The main en-
trance opens on a large vestibule and
hall twenty feet wide, extending back to
the rotunda. A cofrldoy runs at right
angles with this hall, to the side enttsSa.nce,
the two dividing the first floor into four
ssecuons, each containing Office rooms,
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

time for the com
pletion Of the ca
nal exte d.
The project was
. the cause Of a
long and very inn
portant c ORE s.
pom d ence be-
tween the Brit
ish and United
States govern
n1ents, in 1881
q n d 1882. over
the question Of
an American pro
tectorate, which
finally resulted In
the practical alb
rogation of the
Clayton . Bulwer
trea ty. During
all this time NJ.
dc Lesseps h as
been the leading
spirit in the Gu
nal company, and
such progress as
has been made Is
the result Of his
untiring energy
and, il must also
be said. of his
blindness to the
practically insur-
mountable obsta-
cles In his path.
II is, indeed, tax
ing a charitable
view, 70 assume
that he was mere
,ly a self deceived
enthusiast and
not q monstrous
swindler. In the
history of vision
airy undertakings
and financial bub-
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

Z q H. station, $50 1925 2.25 600 =. liza
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
DAILY except Saturday and Sunday.
az, leave 6 Wilmington, 6l7 p. m; b. d 81 limo
D1n,oDf INN, ~ z; M Newbridge, Gal p m. Ari i've
81 IN Z ,d saturday only-Will leave Wilmington
dein6an a. I p ~ H. d sN@ewbridge e 545 p. Leave Phia
lii5 % M B " y: X ~ 1910 p, m, Wilmington
Dunont n x 4'eMprldge ll.S5 p. m Arrive
Arrive Reading lao D. m Law y u.
GOING SOUTH
Daily Cundav
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

The following table gives an idea of
their trade as furnished in tie latest ac-
cessible official reports:
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
RAILROADS.


WlhMlNGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w hOAD. Timetable. in effect Dec. g, 1888
GOING NORTH.
Daily Sunday
Tex Sunday Daily only
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

ADDITIONAL TRAINS. '''s
DsSlly, Sy, except Sunday-Leave Dupont sos a.
O.4s \. m. "AA4iiisS = q
saturday only--Leave Reading 1900 ncon..
arrive blrdsDoro l2.8l p. m. Leave DuPopbl Il
p. m, Newbridge 1.3O D. M arrive AViimypoton N
1;25 IS2, ?. m. Leave Newbridge 7.OOp. M, arrive
For connections at Wilmington f,,,;+h d w
q +; K, R.eat B. n o. Junction with 1B. q q.
T. H.; az Chadd's Ford Junction, (with p, w.
y B. K. NJ, at Coat esville and Waynesburg
Junetloni with Penn. r. r., at Birdsboro.
lMltIh L, a, K. r. r. and p. r RI, at Reading
ti Witih T. d X. r., see time tables at all
BoWNEss BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Ast
A. .G.McCAUSLAND. q. Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule in effect Dec O. 1883.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST ROTTNn - -

,hASI BOUND.
PHILADELPHIA, week days.+3 20 6 TO- 7 %.
%, ro 81, co. 40 Al, II Is a. m; *l2 40. / 40.
W. 8 %, % ~ %, 10, +6 46, 05. 50 ID m
PHILADELPHIA Sundays 70 %, 7 %. Z 81.
e9 ~ Al, IL 10 a, m; +l2 10 20, 90 S. IS 20
.. 9 10, +6 46, 8 90 p. m
CHESTER, week days. 800 G.lO. 7n0 7b5.
o.9V, HVO, lilo a. m; +l2.40 loo, 800 55 $50
o25, 6.lO. I05 S.5Up m.
CHESTER, Sundays. +3eO, 100 7.55. Dos. Ills.
g, m; +24O, 100, 3O0 S.55, $50, SIS, 6.i0,
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, 1900
,I;;SSi I;Si a. m; S.40 +l.4O p. m; Fl2.46 night All
ualiy; i5y a. m. daily, except Sunday.
-6hlCAGO AND PITTSBURGH *12 46 night
70 = ?. m i both daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS. al 81. a. m.
and = 40 D. m; both daily
81 SIIN,Gf6kLH }, ACGOMMODATION, z 30 p. IN.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATIONS week
days II ~ a. m; 2 40 and IS D. IN. Sundays
30 a. m. and 2S D. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
g for Phlladelphia, 2J55 p m, daily, except
sunday. For Baltimore 5.35 a. m, and 5.I5 %
"a. daily, 2.35 =. m. daily, except Sunday. For
l-anuenoerg, go q. IN. 1855 a. m, and 2S5
2 m daily, except Sunday; 9.25 a. m. on Sun,
cay only; 5.l5 p. m, daily.
Plttsourg, and Chicago express daily, sis
e. m.
LX. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
100 noon 40 3.0J, 4.S9, F4.50, $50, 200 $40,
1910. 30 p. m.
Daily, except Sunday, $50 and 7.25 a. M,
=. .35 and $50 0p. m.
sunday only, S.H a. m.
Telephone, No. l6S.
Rates to Western Points lower than via any
other line.
Q. o. SCULL, WIN. CLEMENTS.
6enL Pass. Agent. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

Ono case IN which he
customary benevolence I'M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
pLunaED ,sro a cREEx.
A Railroad wreck Caused by an Open
switch.

An ElmIra IN. " special says: An ex-
cursion train that left this city AZ 3
O'Clock this morning on the Elmira, Cort-
land and Northern railroad was wrecked ~
point one mile south Of Breesport, or ten
miles north Of this city. The tram con-
sisted OF an engine, h1ggage-car, when was
used as a storage department. and four
naeseneer-c0aehes The trair, Which
was running about thirty miles an
hour, ran into an open switch, thfoW-
ing the engine down into a creek anu
over on its side. The engineer, Ihomas
Durrant. did not sec the open switch unul
too Isfe 10 prevent The wreck. but reversed
his engine and before he had time to jump
went down with the engine. lie wss i"unh
holding fast 20 the lever. and was badly
shaken up, but not seriously Injured. Inc
fireman, philip Butler jumped and escaped
with slight bruises. The four passenger.cars
were comfortably filled With members OF the
Third ward Literary Club Of this city, ana
the suddenness Of She stop threw them about
In a promiscuons manner, but none suffered
more than slight bruises.
In the baggage-csr were two men, beer
kegs, boxes OF clans, and eatabless ms
car also went into the creek on top Of the
engine, and is occupants, the baggage man,
d. Herick, and John Tr1vers, IN charge Of
the stuff IN the car, were buried to the front
end. the contents ~ the ear being piled upon
,bcm. They suffered severe but not danger
ous wounds, and we're properly cared Tor.
The principal damage il 70 the engine, when
y badly smashed. Officers o. the company
we're early at me scene. and rendered oil the
Assurance necessary. and another train vas
made UP and the most Of the excur'lonisis
continued tbe,r journey 10 Park station,
their Destination. The cause OF the accident
will be- inVe. iigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

The expedition under WssWANS for the
relief az EuN Boy and STANLEY, which
eoe, via the Z,uzlbar route, has stirred up
the English, and strong feciius Is being cX-
hibitcd against those who were responsible
for the relocation Of Egyptian authority
over the African equatorial provinces.
Lieutenant Wi-.NA>N is satisfied that STAN
DID,, bs. reached ENfN end that both are in
need ~ succor. The deld Of African
exploration is boy no means new 10
thc intrepid German explorer, one OF his
j1uru0. having extended clear acros, the
continent. and should tlc expedition
proyca success, 70 viii contribute largely 20
Che cslablis. On nj Of German prestige ~
Africa. Itl.uo wonder. then, when we con.
slider thc gro,ping policy Of England. that
lhe cry should De again raised in London
hqt the possession Of kmTtoum and COM
mand Of the Upper Nile are necessary
ior TIE security Of Egypt, aud that the
English paper, continue 10 harp on Egyptian
rights M Equatorial Africa. Indeed 1t would
not surprise Us TO hear any dal taat much
more Formidable expedition than that OF
WreuANN bld been organized by the Eng
ush for the relief OF Ems aud STANLEY, aud
uiata regular race for The interior Of the C0nti.
uout had been started.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

One Of our able correspondents thinks the
Republicans IN Ohio are TOO confident
CMdanad Commercial. Guzehc,
Come, now. The Democrats don't expect
to carry ala the states, and they are quite
willing g. turn Ohio over 10 HARRISON. But
strange things happen nowadays. Perhaps,
after AL the cid Buckeye state VIII become
the old I}andana state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

r. G. VeDable. E.sq the Democratic can
didate for Congress IA the Fourth district,
viii DC IN O@hatsn county the last OF this
week and the hr~t Of next, aud viii ill such
appointments n the local committee have
made OF oaay nste for bim.
HEADouARrEls DExocRATIc TX. Cow.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October -, 1898.
You are authorized 10 publish the follow
ing appointments for speaking by Hon. j. L..
Gordon;
Middlesex- Wednesday, October 24lh
tcourtcayl
shaekellosFs, King aBd Queen county,
saturday, OctofEr eth (barberuet.
CAreton's store. king snd Queen county
Monday, OotObcf 99ah (specisl).
JoHE S. BAHBoUR, Chairman.
w. W. Scott secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

"The University OF Southern California
proposes 10 get an instrument eight inches
larger than tue one Ia LIcS's Observatory.
1t wiz bring Miss LUNA within sixty miles
OF us" Great guns Are there not luna.
ties enough in America already
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

WOsmY on Tsor-rrofes-or JORDAN,
oi the University ~ Indiana, has pro-.
duced The most interesting and inrr-
uatng article ON the urn question that
We have ever read. 10 sppears ma re-
cent 80. of the Popular Science Monthly.
Tits equal TO JouN PLowaAN; or shall wc saw
10 F,or's fables, though fable II isnot- There
are no quotations Of authorities; no discus
sion Of principles. 10 isan ohicctiesson, 80
to speak. IL is ingenious, able, and, many
persons viii think. absolutely conclusive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
nlNrrnN. ~. Oclohcr p. -.

HAMPTON. Va, october %, l"SS.
Editor of thc Dispatch: Please give me the
origin Of the sobriquot old Dominion, AZ ap-
piled 10 The State Of Virginia
Your. truly, r. 5. v. +.
Generally speaking, we may say that the
name resulted from the adherence OF VIZ
gina 10 the fortunes Of CHARLES II. Mr..
Brock can furnish details.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

.DRESS FABRICS
FIRST SEEKS YOUR ATTENTION
90.
will buy Csshmeres half wool and all colors-
lie.
will buy the choice Of 30 pieces OF Satin Beroer
worth l5c.
you can buy double-widsh Cashmeres-au tho
AT 20c.
you can get Plalds en- beautiful effects
AT 2jC.
nc offer you Henrie a Cloths 90 Inches vide.
AT 37bC.
We show you IS styles OF ATWOOD Piaids ~
inches vide.
We offer tho best hl-Wool Henrietta Cloths 40
inches vide over seen.
$50.
buys orr J0-inch Ilabii Cloth, andi4a seller too
SOC.
buys the choice Of a variety Of rlalds In styles
that cannot Doe surp2s ed. ,..
lot Ina tarry ia our CLOAK DEPARTMENT
for r. little while. We ought to pleas, you here.
We have aii fhe newest and best ssyles aue our
prices nr0 over thGr eyer. Follow az uiNe
while Wo mention only q few n oar attractions.
8
will buy a noat pretty Walking jacket IN all
AT $3.50
We offer YOU eeverel stylos that VIII surprise
You The material alono "a Worth more.
AT $3.50
you can got q winter-weighs Jersey Coat that
AT ID. $3.50, AND s.
VIZ show some choice stylus ~ TalOr-MRia Walk
i've Jackets. Tor which We claim superior work
manship. excellence Of Material, aud pefiec1'on
r Is sAcoUEs. JACKETS, AND NODES
we have in all tho best grades and ct ruling
popular prices. ....,,-,
MISSES AND CUIDREN'S cLoAkS
are shown by us Az our usual Prre variety of
styios. Our line n gidos is low complete anu We
arc sure 90 DO able 70 suIt your tisie and satisfy
your purse. ... ...,,....
MISSES AND DllILukEN'S tNbEhN tAk "a
being ofcrod 20 prices by ns that viii cost You 20
per Gems moro 60 duplicate Them elsewhere.
&c.
viii buy Gne Kid-B5dy Disque Doh worth 81.
soc.
sill buy a French Minor. bowel edge. that Is
worth e5c.
b..
VIII buy any sizo of Fix styles Of Gennemon7
Collars
will buy Ladies' collars al sizes.
we win SOIL you Lalie.' Pure Linen cuffs
AT -c.
We VIII sell you Ladies Ca1s to match Collars
%.
will buy bau OF Knitting Cotton, any size.
AT 1C.
we sell a pretty kuoHci-fungo Mat
AT Ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

The Chicago Inter-Ocesn asks 4: When Is
voter not = yoterg" Sometimes when be is
the emplog6 Of northern manufacturing
establishment owned by Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

"Nsture Is more exquisite than art, but
art is more appreciated by reason Of its
scarcity" That must have been peuned by
q Washington correspondent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
,. FLORSUEIM.
Tile RELIABLE
0IE-PDlCG Cl0TaIE2 AID HiIiI2
Corner ToaHhqDd Broad streets.
...u.Tr. Ilr
crD. 3lIrELD0GprH.


re- ID b =. AlIlIllDD tfIK
III r.4r nruAu -rf...r
-vrr ep.sIrn rtplsI,. -.r.IA. ry.
DIctU .Vl~I.. EVERY ....I .-ItT.
4&.Tttg .-r.trit-fr d.. tIrr4
tr...... f.,..... f.,... ,.,,.. r 3D.. .... D. ...t .
,...- d. ,.t l....... '7- I......... ,....t . d.,
,,...t.
coof r.. rnvr,lr Garnet r.og. la.. .,yq-f.
t.- ,t1.J. d.. ...,r-,.. la. .sr "a .r.t
r,fr,.,.f.....- ,. ~. -f.. ,saf..y ..o-p al.
y-r,.
Ola. 20 Is. r.....,r. . ,.~f,t., 80 ,.,.t+,,,.. ne
DO. -.-
~..e,..g NI-. Druo0.f4 Arr s1,.qro.. OIL
rlor.. 10 ri ri,.... MOO, ll-8sg ,'til.
d.. t,.'t ...e t-fritfei, .ttt.g.
vyc lr,.., ....', ..i, ,,,.,.,. - f,u,.-
7r,.... ..t i.t.i-..t' .Ir.....,. -|o.r ,.-..'
c.I llr.,....,, .tr.,-i, -.ati,...r 1rire..
Ca.,frrt.s . l..r. f-,.-t u -,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Mir. BLAINE was billed TO speak three times
in New York State TIL wtek--one OF the
speeches to be made 10 New York city.
Look out for a blunder that will kill oil
HARRISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
New RsoE.

Confessions Of Young Nan. BY GEORGE
moore. second edition. New York
BRgNTAH0's.
A readable took, sprinkled thickly With
French phases and sometimes sentences.
For sale by RASDoLPH 6 ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

"Germauy sent 100000 gallons OF gin
aud rum to Africa last year" There can be
no question that the Germans are IN earnes
Ia their efforts 10 cfyillZe Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
BRfEF COMMENT

"Mr. RUrHEEFORp b. HAYES. Of Ohio, has
been elected to an office" What IS it,?
President Of poultry association!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS.

TWO LITTLE coSFgDEHATEs Tom Paeel.
$3.50;
MISS LOU, q Charming southern Story lE. T.
Roe), $40.
OWLS NEST (Nrs. Wisterl. cloth si2'. paper
20 c'uts.
PICKED Up rs STREETS Wra. Wisfen. 1913;
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS ,snih0r ~ ieayon-
worth Cose). 80 cents.
HARPERs. CENTURY, sCHBNEt~. and
upTNCOrTS MACHINES received as soon as
published.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
SLEEPLESSNESS


Examine o. sec thatyou ect %" genuine, dis
uucuishei from % frauds and limitations 10y
oyrre8 Il fraJe marx On front # wrapper. and
ON u,s aldo tho sca! and signature Of j. j.. LLl-
LIN N 60. o. i3-l w. " o."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

The rear has f00F sessoas, during al OF
shlah ksaD on hama &c. Buns Coughssrin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
pVTun nVLRA.

HYACINTHS, TULIPS, ETC., M
i l. PORTED diFect from tue growers In HOl-
land and France, just received BULBS are OF
extra nBo quality and prices fully as low and
lower than those 81 northern doAinrf.
Send FOR descriptive list. Nailed Tree.
Parties requiring large Quantities are request
cd 10 write fOr special prieeA
7. ". WOOD & SONS, Seegismen,
corner Sixth sud Marshall slresss.
and iii east granksin street
Sc 23eod. wtkaHtNoal Aichmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

rGNHE RICHMOND CITY AND
i SKYEN-INES HALLWAY COMPANY.--By
order 4 ihe Board OK Directors ~ this company
IL is ordered That a & moral meeting of thc
stockhold'r7 ~ This company 100 boil az the
building of the stato Bank, m the city Of hlch-
moud. 0u OCTOBER q. ESS3 ni 70 Oelock NJ. for
tao transaction ~ impOrtant business.
Ae .l-sh THOMAS b. MURPHY. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

coDey isisnd. BroOklyn, uni Jenone PARK
Jouhsy.claDrases A olsess wire 10 no rnce-
trsek A visiS sasTipfioa Of each Eass given
whale bessg run Track esda received before
each race. TURR 2XcHAH0R
an a-2.ns Ea-a south 1sn1ffh street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Black Persian, Lynx, Fox, Seal
skin, Sable, ETC., etc., in various
widths and at exceedingly low prices.
Orders by mail, Or Information de-
sired, win receive special and prompt
attention. When customers are
known to the house or satisfactory
references are furnished goods will
be sent on approval
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

DUTNAM'S NRw THEATRE Co
4 MiQUk tFrapklin street between Thirteenth
aud Roarteentbf. 70 NIGHT Mss GkOKGIE
MAhKaAN's FEMALE MiSsrhELs. Eigntoen
beautiful yVu7s ladies aad Vktorei PsntO-
mime frosaDO. 0sg-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

DROAD- STREET OPERA-HOUSE.
ID ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY, OcTOBEB 22D.
MATINEE AT e.dD p. NJ. EVENING Ar p. NJ.
MARTIN HAYDEN
and rst-clasS company OF arts Ia MS success
ful meiO-drama
~ BOY uER0.1
A carload Of new scouery. rain-stcrm OF
real waser Prices: Night. TO- ~. aud 3)c. Man-
nee. 10 and DC. ReserYoG seats nov on sac az
Opera House. &c - 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

DICaMOND THEATRE.
Ia 1855 TWENTY FIFTH SEASON 1854
TWO NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
OCTOBER 23D AND giTg, Ma erosion CLARKE
and company d Wei-sR0wn artists In t1e fol-
loving repertoire.
TUESDAY. FOoL's kENENGE.
WEDNESDAY, MERCHANT or VENICE.
" gDNEaDAY AATISBE. LADY OF LYONS.
A. tho matinee 6Rsh LAZY attending viii re-
coige a photograph q Mr.. Clarke.
Next attraetion. MK ana MRS W. J. FLO
RENCE Reserved seats on sale OCTOBER 2irH
Of bax, ofiie0 from g 4 n. 10 6 r.. N. % 5l-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
HELD & CO.'S.
COO BROAD STREET.
Joe .I-su, T4oThl

rs~ THE GREAT RUSH OF GUS
TONERS aud larga salos for tho pas, two weeks
hove neces5lta,ol oar rop.enHhiug cur took
,.r.~t. fnttr.fc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Reading notices 10 reodlug-rnaiior VpA
hres or Ices. 81 IN nonparoh loaded 30.
Cardof rates ior more space furnished On ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

myiakay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-20
French Senators Excited.
LIVELY DEBATE BETWEEN cHALLEMEL-LAcoUR
AND N. FLOQUET.

AND n. fLOQUET.
NJ. ChallemelLacour caused a sensation in
the French chamber yesterday by attacking
radicalism, which, he said. was the main cause
of existing evils and which relentlessly pur-
sued the old founders of the republic. and
gave promises that were impossible to fulfill
France had abandoned the most glorious of
monarchies, and was about to fall at the feet
of the least of men, The cabinets duty was
to check the movement toward the abyss but
instead of doing this the cabinet was Fastening
the movement. 1t was time to return to a
policy of good sense.
The speech created q sensation, and at it's
conclusion the senators arose and enthusiastic
ally cheered the orator. NJ. Leon Say moved
that the speech be printed and posted in pub
lie places throughout the country. 1t was de-
cided that VI. Says motion should not be voted
on until the next sitting.
Premier Floquet remarked that the speech
Of VI. ChallemelLacour might be analysed as
an act Ofrepentance and good faith. Continuing
he said that he had not solicited the power
winch had been imposed upon him. but during
Office he had tried to effect a concentration Of
the parties on the left. The cabinets policy
nad been wise and republican. NJ Floquet at
this point suddenly left the tribune. His
action caused general astonishment.
VI. Say said he regretted the reply made by
NJ. Floquet, and declared that the premier had
not risen to the occasion. great uproar
thereupon ensued
NJ Tolain defended the policy of the min
istry, and contended that the whole evil was
caused by the conservatives refusing to adhere
to the republic.
N. Floquet announced that he would. IL nee
essary. introduce new legislgtion to combat
the Boulangist danger. The house rose amid
great excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-20
Alleged Outrages in Alaska.
AGENTS WHO RESPECT NEITHER THE LAWS OF
GOD NOR MAN.

AGENTS WHO RESPECT NEITHER THE LAWS OF
GOD NOR MAN.
Several witnesses subp9naed by the House
committee on the merchant marine and the
fisheries to testify regarding the alleged out
RACES in Alaska were on hand yesterday
Mr.. William Gavitt, special Treasury agent,
testified to the general observance by the
company of the provisions of its lease, but. he
said, the company'sagents at the island in their
conduct respect neither the laws Of God nor man.
There was but one violation Of law, however,
while witness was at the island of st. George,
and that was the closing of a school some days
before it ought to have been closed, in direct OPP
position to the orders of witness. The company's
agents had furnished liquor to prostitutes on
the island, not openly. but in an underhand man
ner. The witness said the whole island was a
place of prostitution from one end to the other
and gave several instances regarding the charges
of prostitution against the company's agents.
At one time Mr. Kirk said he would whip
any government officer who interfered with his
business-meaning his business with women.
Another case was that in which an agent of
the company had declared he would break q
mans head if he refused to bring his wife to
him.