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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-01
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Committee.

Relics ard Antiquities Or. X A Brock,
chairman. Orn L Cottre.l. Charles u West,
Granville u. Valentine, benjamin Yalen-
tine.
North and South Carolina Relations George
y ThaNton. chairman; : Robertsonl "
D Simmons. g. . Ran. Judge George 1 Chris
tan.
Tnis committee will answer any inquiry
from North aud south Carolina. ~ TO exhibits,
freight and passenger rates.
Educai.onal-J John b Cary. chairman. super
.uteudent Public schools. John l. Buchanan,
Suqegiu,e adent Public Instruction OF Vie
glnlA Professor II Ii Harris. Richmond Col
lcee. George Merrill, John Il Powell
Railroad Transportation and Advertising
Charles A Taylor. Chairman. g. neral pas-ea
ger Agent r. y p X x; Sol iiaa.. Traffic
Manager Associated Railways Virginia and
The CsraIuas; u W Fuller, General Passenger
Agent G. 4 Railway.
Manufacturers + = Ghsgow. chairman. h
u Whlt.ocs. Thomas Christ in. Alan Talbot.
Gust8yus MLih.ser " Il WMtchufst. An
thony barsamin. IT l. reiouze. L j nosher.
Lewis ID Crenshaw. II W Roultgee. Byron
Wai.er,fein. Tower. " .ili im-S,mpkin.
Pathological, Pisca,o,iAi, Field and Aquat-
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Classification and
Premiums.

The following classification If articles IS Ia
tended merely 10 indicate the char.c er OF
each department, so that exhibitors Of Particles
not named may easily dcterm. o ~ which de-
partment 20 make application for space. Tho
management desires 10 10 BE- expressly under.
stood that every object, method or process
which can be- displayed az an exposition Of this
character. possessing merit. either .n point of
utility or attractive novelty. whether related
20 me art. science. OF industrial art. Viii De
~ acceptable contribution.
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&c Sports Polk Miller, Chairman. C. NJ Worm
icy. Il Il Owen. " Nies Cary.
Horses and Facing poW naian T.. Duly
chairman. " Roane kufn. Charles = Stokes.
Cattle and stock walter : Grant chairman.
". B Rowe. Or j G. Beat ie. \ " Boa man.
Pharmaceutical ard Surgical Apparatus.
APT aocos and Preparation r Roberts Pa
ser. chairman. Hunter Mcclure. " z. C " p
Brock. u D,JoAuw Pierce. Hugh NJ Taylor.
ND.
Exposition Committee Coiored Departments
! +. fauar. president Joseph T. Wilson
secretary John Oliver. Professor e. f.
Jones. hoher, NcNaushton. ur. 5. 81 u.-
M.nl.
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Announcements.


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Tobacco Department

Section J Tobacco and is manufactured
pfoiuDts-
section :. Machinery 4nI appliances used .a
Us mAnufltfufe.
Section 3. Operations and processes u-ed %
Us manufAellre.
This department Is uniei the especial care
ri ,he Tobacco Trade OF the ei;yoi Richmond.
Their endeayor will be- % make tie exhibit
complete in every particular.
The following Is the premium lst Tor ex-
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This was in 1871 and from that day 10 the
present. Richmond has been the Gem City Of
the South.
For beauty for salub-iiy, for convenience,
for all thechauas and advantages which can
make q home delightful, OF place IF busi-
ness desirable Richmond stand, supreme.
Since il Was founded the most momentous
events of the nation have clustered around il;
focusing il as il We're in the focus OF a sun
glass.
Il is the mos. historical spot Of the most
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hioits Of leaf tobacco Of the crops Of 1857 and
lsSs:
Premium List for Exhibits of Loaf To
p"cco Of the Crops of iSs; and 1883.
Bright Tobacco.
Wrappers.
'iass NO l-ono package OF net lcss-than io
pounds net" Best iomon-co.or,l. $500. sec
ond best do s'n.
Class SO Oas package ~ not ie.s ti.n 10
pounds nct Best mahogany, sio. ..o.rl
best 40. :i5s
lass SO s-one pac.so' of nof i.s u.n r.
pounds nets Best alpn.i tiM
Cutters.
C.ass 80 Two rackase. Of 400 pound. -.,
'aes-icst fancy orrnt, 60. -,eous s..,
do. tit.
Smokers.
Glass 80 Two "a ksrcs Ct .o0 poor. r.t
zach Best bright. $780,
Filters.
t'a's no Three pacesges % 81 pound. alt
'N'a h'si Iemcn eolorel. $40
Clsss No Three nac,a-c.of so pourl-n.t
e"eA Best mahogany. n.
>un-Cured Tobacco.
Class ~ s-ruo package Of 80 pounds neg
Best sun cured $40. second host. $50
Class 80 1.-TWO packages az go pounds net
each Best sun cured 500. second best do.
$50
Black Wrappers
Class 80 To- oue hos-h,ad of 40 pounds net
Best t'ack. $40. ~econlhest Boz $50.
Dark shipping Leaf
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Closing Nov. q. 1883.
OFFICERS

Aftton S,l-ke. President
General Joseph z. Anderson. Fr-t ict. fresi
deut President Trede0lr Iron Comp lny.
John =. Branch. second Wee President, Pres-
l,nt Merchants National Bank.
A. $. HuforI. ghid Vice President. Presaen,
Virginia aud Western Railroad Company
Henry G.. Jones. Director General
4. 4. Yenab.e. j.. Secretary.
John T. EAett. Treasurer. President stat
BauA q virginia.
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Tecollectons.
Here as Las been sad, the nrst se'iieN
stopped, here Nat tacon,the Rebel. sprans N
horse and fooe Aeh'e can '''''f 10 Jane
town with revolution and A"eTiy armed io'
individual right al bis back.
il''' ."ile "'r
The Colonial Government 10 TIE time "f'n
revolution again tiocied over 'he ana. ANA
when men were sra'ey "..sn'ns 'i''
iaert'es against ;At.f beads ana anas
Here met iAe great convention Sho'.
member her devised '''s .'o'eT"'..'.' 10 'i''
formulated ''..nli.'s "''' " ''1 '.''" ~
known. Aafes.n,e become 'n~hena'ie ne'''
/ fare e., man s'ni.
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1r.uaiies cf the world nave been found ard
cultivated. The cattle upon Thousand hills
are there in countless myr4ids. For
ests to make the usyies Of the
world grow there. and with II all space and
time have been practical annihilated- and the
coal ulnes OF the Aneghanies, and the grain
hcld- a the Ohio ana Mississippi. valleys are
nearer siehm0nl 10 day than Colonel Byrt's
plantation was when he laid OF TIE city.
The foremost NAVIGATOR and reorapher Of
this century was Commodore Ndgry. Until
he threw .n his lot with h.s own people u tir-
sinls be- was man whom the United Sta'e- dc.
lighted go i0uor Re discovered the laws 70.
th, winl- and ;ae fidc,, he .a.d down charts g
;he ocean. and mapped ont ifs currents. The
-,l 'gl- him O.. familiar rs tLe forest to the
Noal-man. He explored the m1in and BASIS
rr. I-s surface in highways. a. civilized
..ertrf, }|el 10 io him reverence. aud o."
worlds commerce now Travels ty thc Jaws be-
hss e,no-nltl.
Ia.. tnDwirg the -,1 wiin .,- currents ana
forces. Commodore Maury declared 'aat drift
wood started 20 fhs ae4fw1t'r- ot the hhlue.
sire vl-a iho Mississippi tae Amazon the
Plaza. and .he Orno.a n.f. y uaot-'raeted.
.n duo course of tIe ny force OF tao tiit,
.9.t .r'. Hampton Rods.
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Roads,
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Machinery Department.


cocoon Do '' ii'-''' "'f''.D'l5' ''.'D'''-
or.,or.. tire engines. tire e,tugush.ag aqi.
r.u-.
s..tlon8. Railway ana car fixtures. supple.
and vehicles
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machine too.,.
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machinery Of ALI s.nas.
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n.,a,,m.nt r.
Section N.tllic ores and raw nat,r.s.
Section d. Products ~ The foundry .-s.
lngs OF all kinds.
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{ Continued On sereaA prg@l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

cold as an icicle. So cold in heart and
blood and soul that friendly grasp of his
hand would give a stalwart man con-
gestive chill. He has amassed large for
tune by purchasing at forced sales the
Federal tax titles OF property own d by or
phan children, whose fathers bones are
bleaching on distant fields OF honor. The
wealth thus accumulated he is scattering
with lavish hand among the dusky cohorts
of this district, and unless the Democratic
party wakes up to the EN- ,rgcncy of the
hour and the peril OF the situation
James Phelan, of whom you are
justly proud, will 90 down in defeat at the
hands OF this man whose sole prayer is Tor
the power to transform himself into SER
pent that may crawl upon his belly and
drive his deadly fangs into the ankles of
southern children. To elect this man,
whose every fiber and drop OF blood ispoi'
soned with the deadly venom OF implaca-
bic malice and hatred toward the south
ern people, and who is unidentified with
their interests, rs the representative OF this
great commercial center would be burn
ing disgrace and shame. This people av,
been afflicted with drought, smallpoxaLda q
terrible visitation OF yellow fever, the daIk
shadow OF which enshrouded every hearto-
stone with death, sadness and gloom. But
all these, appalling as they were, sink from
our memory and pale into insignifcance
in the face OF the calamity which would re-
suit from the election OF Lord Bacon
Eaton.
These remarks were received with a
grand cheer, and after admonishing his
audience to do their duty at the polls, Mr..
Hill closed his speech, and the meeting
broke up.
The following explains itself: "In the
report Of Mr. Hills speech at LaGrange
you make him say the increase of surplus
was Sl,0OO,000 instead OF 100000, 900 /;
also, that the tariff commission recon-
mended a reduction Of 90 per cent, in
stead Of % per cent lie asks that you
make the correction"
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CREsuAa's HIGn SENSE or DUTY.
ne Refuse. 60 Make Political Speeches
nor the Republicans

INntANArotis, Ind, Oct. 2i.-Sincc the
announcement in the public prints, several
weeks ago, Of the return OF Judge Walter
q. Gresham from his summer trip 10 Eu-
rope, members OF the Republican State
committee, and other prominent l'cpub-
lican residents have received numerous
requests, especially irom southern Indiana,
asking that Judge Gresham bc assigned by
the committee 10 speak in their localities
on the political issues oi the campaign. To
these requests, when addressed 10 the
State committee, reply las been made, cali
ing attention % the high iudiciu, oiire Oc-
cupicd by Judge Gresham under thc Ted.
crnl government, which puts Il out OF his
power 10 take any active part In the cam
pairn, especially 10 appear on the stump.
Requests. it b. learned, have been made
| directly To Judge Gresham, both in writ
ing aud by friends in person, and the fol.
| loWiugloiicr received from the judge today
! II in response 10 q friendly urgency Of thc
character indicated.
CHICAGO iii.. October q. is,s.
/ Tho Hon. " n, Cabins, indianapolis, Ind
Dear sir-l rhccrinly and In gopl hill
! acuucsccd IN tho nomination ~ 1yu
\ Harrison, and Immediately informed lin
I by telegraph that be- should receive my
earnest support
Butt j. urged that, 10 an allrcr or ir
some other public manner, ! should mani
/ lrst no interest in iho success " thu Re-
publican tickot The prophecies 0i th'
position which occupy forbid my iakini
an active part in politics.
1t b. gratifying TO know, however. thn
ms friends are supporting tho ticket %
good faith. aud ] DO not think any i1ir
minded pcrpn doubts that 1 earnestly dc
/ firH iiB furCHL
| Tcluld not actively participate In th
| campaign without exposing myself io iu.
| conaurt aud lowering my u in ihc ciii
nation ul Hrlt thinking people.
Trusting that YOU will agree with me i
what have said, and that this will u
o. satisfactory reply tD your suggestions
which promised should Uciyo clrriu
consideration, ] rnlin, yours irulY
AZ a. f.uFHuaM
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THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH.
DR.. Eaton Makes a Good ana Sensible
InIk.

lAlks
CaIcAao, H., Oct. 2i.--Thc frs, regular
day session OF the uniycrsalst church gen
oral convention was held today In st.
Paul's church. Tho session was opcngd at
o o'clock with a meeting ior prayer aud
praise, after which the convention was
formally organized by the election Of the
Hon. Hosea W. Parker Of New llnmp-
shire, ns presiding officer. 4 collection
WAS taken up Tor the Gunn ministerial re-
lief fund, and the Rev Charles II. Eaton,
D.D., Of New York, delivered the occas.
ional sermon, at the conclusion OF which a
recess was taken.
DIR. Eaton sought io show that the NJ.
saults OF scientists aud skcptics against the
Christian religion was largely occasioncd
by false thcologcs cXtanL Tho prpmi-
ncnt features oi these thcologisis have
been offensive TO tho reason aud better
nature oi mankind, that a rcyulsion Is TAX
ing place In all quarters. How shall this
tendency 10 inGdcliiy aud skcpticism bo
checked The speaker believed that IL
was the mission VI the church 10 aid large
ly in rcsruing the Christian religion rom
the assaults made upon H. First, 10y rcn-
sonablcncss Of ils theology, which appeals
TO and satisfies both the reason and nat
ural affections 0i mankind.
2. By It's church organizations and n
creed that is sufficiently flexible 10 meet
| the needs oi thinking men.
3. By the personal character Of liz rco'
| pie. aud demonstrating that i's lofty tcncts
naturally lead 10 the Performance Of thc
highest duties ol life.
d.. Eaton paid warm uihuio io The
memory oi the late Rev. W ". Ryder y.
| D., whose life bad been such nn honor q
his church, and who hld fo muniiicrnily
remembered her In tho bCqucsts under hiH
will.
At the afternoon session ihc trustees ~
port was read Tho IMPORT shows increased
| prosperity in church members and marked
/ pnius in the usual liberal contributions
| II was voted to change the time 0l The
| meetings Of the convention from annual "a
| biennial The evening meetings Wuu
addressed by the Hon. H. W. Parker u
New Ilamushirc, thc Row Joseph r.
| Mason. OF hcw York. tho Rev. Edwin g.
swcolscr Of Philadelphia. ihc Hon. n. li
Ncic1lic, 1i Rhulc Island. the Row N
n. l.itcnic. o' Ohio. the Row j. u. Cha
pin, Of Connrclcu'G thc Row ", %
! blanchard. oi Portland, Mel the Row T.
! n. Cupcn, -. D., oi Massachusetts,.
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MORGAN AND CHALMERs.
"The Little Brig'' Gets Another BLACK
Eye From the Judge.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal,
BYmALiA, Miss, Oct. 2i.-Morgan and
Chalmers met here today in their tenth
discussion. Two years ago Chalmers ran
as an independent candidate, and the
Democratic district executive committee
directed Morgan to ignore him aud make
hisown canvass which he did with prc-emi-
nent success. Since then il has suited
Gen. Chalmers to no industriously circu-
late the idea that Morgan was afraid TO
meet him, notwithstanding he Morgan
had met him in not less than fifty joint
discussions in the preceding canvass,
many good men had been pursuaded
that the charge was possibly true.
But today's work settled il forever in
the minds Of the large audi
encc who heard him that Morgan
is n mptch for Gen. Chalmers ON the
stump. The Democracy OF this district
have an able candidate ~ honor their flag,
and a politician fully equipped TO present
their side OF the public issues. Every
possible question that Chalmers could
present or did present, was 10y him in hi'
hour and a half fully and satisfactorily
answered. His speech was intcrpused
With such rallies Of wit aud humor M at
times brought down the house With deaf
ing applause. The result is there Is not I
single white man that We know Of VIII,
will vote ior Chalmers at Byhalia. II wa
grand and glorious day for Byhali.
Democracy, and Morgan's praises wor,
heard ON all sides.
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THE FLOUR OUTPUT.
The Mills Grind Less Than Last Week
Advance In Freights.


Advance In Freights.
MINNsAroLs, Mimi, Oct. 2i.-Tho
Northwestern Miller today, says. The mills
ground few thousand barrels less last
week than the week before. The total
flour output for the week ending October
20, was lS0, 200 barrcls-averaging SO,0S3
barrels daily-against lS7, 200 the week
before and l75, 500 for the corresponding
time in 1887. There is no par
ticular change in the operative con-
dition OF the mills. Twonty-ono OF
them, the full available capacity, are
being operated as strongly M possible, rs
freight rates arc TO be advanced . cents
per barrel on October %, and miller are
anxious TO get out every barrel they can
before that time. There are occasional
break downs, however causing the unior-
tunate mills TO stop a few hours or day,
and this cuts into the grand total. The
mills, too, are using new wheat pretty
largely, and this helps 10 keopsome oithem
from making big runs There is no special
change in the flour market, there being
very little demand from any source. The
mills generally report enough orders on
hand TO keep them going not over two
weeks more and the new business coming
| in is much under the current production.
On this account there are some
who talk about the output falling
off soon. Export trade continues
liielcss, foreigners usually bidding 30 far
below the views of local millos that they
arc giving them little attention. The ac'
ceptancc of a few minor orders for bakcrs
Is reported, one being for ZOO sacks ut ~
gd ior Glasgow. Another WIS for small
lot at 20s Sd Tor London. Asking prices
London c. |. T. twenty-cight pound sacks
are. Bakers Sos, low grade lSs. The di'
rect exports for the week show AN increase;
bat 5000 barrels or more went 10 Canada.
The weeks exports were 21,sOO barrels,
against 10000 for the preceding week.
There were |, 1886, 200 bushels Of wheat re-
ceiycd for the week ending October 23
Shipments we're 322, ,620 bushels of wheat
l57,7S5 barrels OF flour, and sSb tons oI
millstuns. The stocks Of wheat m store
Monday were: At Minneapolis. 2,G6b, 3s'
bushels; at 81. Paul, $1,000; At Duluth
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The Swiss socialists arc circulating pc
tition for q revision OF the federal constitu-
ton.
Emperor William las invited Prof.
Bergman and Dr. Gerhard 10 dino at the
palace.
A Paris dispatch says that Mime. Patti
will create the role Of Juliet in Gounod's
opera.
Father Ycnncdy, who was arrested at
Dunullow, County Cork, Tor an oilcnsc
under the crimes act, has been unexPcct-
cdly released.
The sultan OF Morocco has ordered nn
artillery salute to the Portuguese flag ~ a
compensation for the di respect shown 10y
the city oi lamchc.
The strike oi the collicrs " assuming
alarming proportions, and II II feared the
movement will become a general one. ln
Yorkshire 1900 workers went out today.
Dispatches 10 Cairo from Wudy llalla
state that the White Pa-ha with q largt
force is still In the Bam.El-Gazollc, aud
that troops from Omdurman are marching
90 oppose him.
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Eas, Tcnncssce Dividend.

NEw loRK, Oct "a. Tho East Tennes-
see directors have declared u dividend OF 3
per cent. on the first preferred stock.
Information has been received by oili-
cials OF the East Tennessee company that
papers have been prepared by the legal
officers Of Georgia and Tennessee for pro-
cccdings 10 test the validity OF the lease Of
the East Tennessee 10 the Richmond Il
Danvillc road. IL is claimed IN the papers
that the Fast Tennessee ioricits lis charter
by the lease. President Thomas, OF the
East Tennessee road, states that the suits
arr probably brought in the interest OF the
Norfolk Il Western road.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25
TrE"oLD HouAN" our AGAIN.
~ Takes - Trtp to Cincinnati Demo
cratic nay To-day.

CNuySAti. o., oct 2L-Judgo Thur.
man. with his son Allen w. aud a couple
Of neeslapor mcn, started out on another
political tor from Columbus at 2l5
o'clock lhs afternoon. Others Who were
ON the iuin. and were invited guests Of the
Judge In the private car, wore g. VI. Pee
ter, and wife. oi Columbus. Mns. NJ. G..
IIopplc, u Cincinnati; De- g. H. Hub.
hard, Of Tihln. aud II. VI. Allen, oi Day.
ton. Tho Midland risd seemed anxious
10 keep or iis good record for fact travel
and made fcw and short stops.
Abou, iOO rcsid MIS- Of NJ. Sterling
yfrclcd ,hc judge, Who bowed 10 then
/ lrom tho window without leaving hii
| chair.
There wns no attempt at q domonsira
lion. nor was there at Washington 4. H..
vbero a few people about the depo
wai,had the car With interest. saDinl
Continued ON Fourth fage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25
The De,roil nalIrond Case.

WAsuIN0roN, Oct. 2L--lm the case OF
the Detroit board OF trade and the Detroit
Merchants aud Manufacturers exchange
w. the Grand Trunk railway of Canada and
the New York Central 4 Hudson River
Railroad company, the interstate commits
sion, opinion by Commissioner Bragg, to-
day dismissed the petition, deciding that
the estimated per ccnlagc OF a through
rate between Intermediate points ON the
long hauls from tho northwest to seaport
or New England points was nota fair
standard Of comparison with the rates ON
freight originating at and destined TO such
intermediate point and also that rates nI
Detroit arc relatively fair.