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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
Hymenlal.

Mr.. William Duval, Jr, a popular
young business man of West street, will
be married in Baltimore on Tuesday even
Ing next to Miss Sarah Feldman, of that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. DHval will reside on
West street, this city. We congratulate
our young friend upon joining the Bene-
dict band.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
A Good Chance.

Now Is your chance to get a watch or
Bpeh.oadiDg Gun cheap aud on easy
TINS by jlining the club now opened at
j. SMITH the Jeweler,
90 Maryland Avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
REMoVAL.

Mrs. w. r. Hanlon who has moved her
store Just opposite (next to DIR. Munroe)
has competent Trimmer, and Is now
prepared to furnish hats In the latest
styles, trimmed or untrimmed; also nice
liue of notions and fancy goods.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
Appointed.

MI. Chas. A, Jacobl, of this city, has
received the appointment of Assistant
Dnushtsman at the Naval Ordinance
Proving Ground.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
NorIoE.

We will be closed from six clock this
Friday EUeR6ag. until o'clock Saturday
evening, on account of holiday.
s. SPANDAU ER,
50 Main street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
LII. 8 baltimore shortLine R. X.

nor Monday, Sept oh 1889, pas
o. aud ~, a. viii leave Annapolis, as follows
Esgef .oo,ts. ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE.
tfLyE ANA a. m Arrive at.... 800 a. m.
t-.ve at,.ss.OVI ~ = - III. 10 n. IN.
W" Ic.2ba. m. =, :. isn ~ ~
$40 p, IN. y
,onr IARRTvRIN ANNAPOLIS.
LEAVE BAbis po u :, Arrive at....9.30 q. N,
lrsf'a 2O0p, IN. :. 3'tg =. n.'
$40 y. III. va - 49,
suHDAY Trains;
,u,onoljs at 1. 90 q. m. and $40 p. mr.
bea'e baltimore At so a. m, and $40 p. m
s.a,sbts received and dispatched daily at
teasonao'c IN N. LEILICH, Genl. Manager.
4 BURC K, sec'y aud Treas
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
y TO PEACH GROWERS. =

THE UNDERSTG NED, having been enga-
red ia the raising Of Peach Trees for num-
Der OF years has the following list OF trees
for eale and offers them 10 the farmers Of
Anne Arundel and adjoining counties:
Troth's, Stump of the World,
Yellow Stone, Brandy Wine,
White Heath. Beer Smock,
Early Crawford, Red Cheek,
Late Crawford, King Of Peach,
Chairs Choice, Mountain Rose.
Brice's Late. ChFistiaDna,
Blues October, Boone's Beer Smock.
Old Nixon, Davis Cling.
Fone's Seedlint. Reeves Favorite.
Guery's Holden.
References given as 10 reliability ofStock.
For price. &C.. apply TO -
II. s. ANDERSON,
ST. Margaret's p. O.
Of A. A. Co.. Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
Bncklen,s Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box For saie bv ]. Walter Hodges d Co
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
LOCAL News.
TILE wEATHER TO-DAY.

,pooorted for the EVENING CAPITAI-l
WARRINGTON, October 8 8, ?. M.-The
v.,,ber indications received at THE CAPT
~. office to-day are: For the District Of
Columbia, Maryland, Delaware, and Vir-
i, fair Saturday and Sunday; slightly
cooler, norlherly winds.
Thermometer at THE CAPITAL Office
4 noon to-day stood 7O'
Almanac for Annapolis To-Morrow.
sunRses 6 oil Moon Rises 800 A. III.
San Sets, 6.S5 High Tide 4.S1 am 4.5S pm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
JOS. S. M. BASIL,
DEALER IN
Coal. WOOD, ICE
Hay, Oats, Corn,
.NNi11--Feed
AND
Fine Family Groceries
ESTABLISHED 1857.
"A GOOD RECORD
EsTABLIsHED 1857.
a GOOD RECORD

Established 50 years on the same spot. No
change Of firm. No failures. Have always
paid 100 cents in the dollar for all merchandise
purchased, and Notwithstanding have had sharp
competition to contend with all the time, have
made steady and continual progress.
The above facts are evidence Of merit and
fair dealing and now wish to inform my
customers, friends and the public generally that
! am again receiving my celebrated
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05

It Is mistake to suppose that the most
colossal fools are all elderly people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
a Sensible Man

American women returning from Eu-
rope very often cry out free trade.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
NOTICE.

FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 2. 1889.
This Bank has declared dividend Of -Four
Per Cent. for the six months ending Sept
SOth, payable on and after Monday, October 7
County taxes paid for Stockholders will be
deducted.
os L G. GASSAWAY, Cashier.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05

Anglomaniacs are much disturbed over
the condition of the Prince of Wales.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
TINE TABLES.
ellis. w. q d. Railroad.

Nv lsth. 1889. passenger train
% 500 ss Annapolis as foiioWs v.,o,Ys
I'll es'e .sorIs. ARRIVE IN ANr y ~ y.
,t.vE VIA M. Mail........ ;.y 70 =. m
~ ia. m. Accom.......lO;Iis 2. m
.oS noon Mail "a "a m
E m. RCcc% p : M n
Accom-. ''.''V'lY ,r,,,Ieave Annapolis at 8.37 q.
sunday Trains rive 10 IS a. N. and 6.28 p. m.
md 400 ?. ~ ~, % are run between Baltimore
broasan oGsS on all the above trains overv
fhrgasal tf ,resht Tuesday and Friday 81 s.OO
Ag.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05

Some of the -Four Hundred Europe
are not on the real list at home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
LEE coal

In Steam Barges direct from the Lee Mines
Of Pennsylvania, and having unequalled facilities
for getting and handling it, am prepared to
meet all competition from whatever source
have not the time nor the disposition to run
around the town and beg you to buy Coal from
me.
I knoO I haze decidedly the Gerry best
article sold In the Market and 1t is to your
interest als0ags to bug the best,
-. u. q NJ " n arKn -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05

,seh arst, in seTtso Liberal rates made
sssss5J 8 :aaa S' VII Constitute o."
u irs0Ns ,or,ent of marriages and
ssasiSS..rv notices will be charg-
s. Tree. but o9 ~ ssual rates OF sdyertis-
Z y uo,,eos and political or speciai OOlD
ssrLocall Us cents per line. =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-05
Lee Coal

IN THIS CI7'Y and l consider it far su.
perior to any Reading Coal sold here. The
superiority of it may be summed up as follows
1t makes a bright quick fire
fthas strength and durability !
ftbarns out clean. fs0Eiag nothing but ashes
to be thrown away.
You can start your fires with it in October
and with proper attention they will not go out
until April
SEND IN TOUR ORDERS NOW,
Before cold weather comes when l often have
more than can fill, and get
ss4O LBS. no THE TON,
Which / guarantee TO give always.
JOS. S M. BASIL,
s2S "a Market Space, Annapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

ss-First r gening and First Matinee Free.
All lc rurcS illustrated ly "a large co lection Of
ana Omical spec III -ns, lif- size oil paintings,
models II Va, s-Hd paper mache. ct.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14
A CRIPPLES SYMPOSIUM.



"Coms and dine Elta ne at The AssoF
House yoa U meet $40 good fsloes,
ald ike yoa ald 30 Fself they've sotl
been under lhs dllfs. Ma or De lnso "a. one
q lhs men. Has ln Georgia regiment
On tns GCnfedrate SIDE al less lls flZ1E
leg close up - lne body. 50 th4t b
has - use clutches as sailors Creek.
Captain Ferguson. The other man. lost
his siz1t arm az J0nesbor0. near A.
lanta i losE my lett fcos zs y0a know
~ . railroad accident. and you your
Tglt leg b. = wife shos SO vel have
q crlpples symposium AMI h4nge e1-
periences VIA. a. Yol say
As uY friend George Godfrey. = the
prince 90 1ne fellows. and it Nas near
Ing tie hour FOR my dinner SAID yes
yery gladly. and sent over 70 ths Astor
House snere / VAS utroduced % MAJOR
DetM0id of Georgia and Captain Fer
guson ~ lllIa0ls, b0Lh ot Na0m are
loiltiF interested Ia some large West
en- land schemes.
The casual observer would have seen
four mliile-aged. sturd looking mea
q The liable, with n0thlng In their faces
o. bearing 10 indicate the critical ordeal
q 1hlch each lad been 50 , tec ted.
Crippled men. as rule. 10 not care
20 tax about their inhrmItie-, but as
~ we're al similarly AFFLICTED, our az
ter-dinner talk dFlf.ed into var and
wounds.
Il am reliably informed said the
Ma .or, while a. dinner the other day
with three other wounded veterans,
''that there are az present In the United
States -. 900 men and boys who have lost
one leg or both. and 4 500 women and
girls Ia the same tx. l saw % day
three boys In the city Hall square. al
selling papers and al with the right
leg on below the knee. / talked with
them. and In tNO cases the street car
and carelessuess were % blame and in
the other white swelling. Nine-tenths OF
tie mldd 20 aged men one sees without n
iimb were crippled by gun-shot wounds
received IN the late war few years
Ayo such oripples were in the majority,
but death on the one hand and rail
Eoa1s on she other are fast forcing Us
into secoad place. The worlds pOpula-
ton Is supposed TO be / 900, 600 600 and
that OF our country IS, 600. 600, so that IL
the proportion os amputation held good
a. through. Ne should have living on
the earth to-day about 90. 300 people
wanting leg or an arm. or both"
II have noticed, said Captain Fergu-
son, another member Of the party, that
among Old soldiers. tho right arm and
the loft leg seem 20 have been the
nembe-s tuaJ were in the way when
bulles were wLlzzlng about
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

"Your observation. my dear boy"
said the MAJOR. is Pcrfcctly correct,
and 10 IA easily accounted for. but
should We have . war with breech-lOad-
ers The same thing VIII not occur, be-
cause the conditions will have changed,
though they will by no means be- re-
versed. Let me explain Soldiers step
OF with tho lef5 leg. and. the
lcfc leg Is always advanced in
the position OF firing. 20 a great extent
a. 81 eiis the right leg, and hence 10 IS
more apt 20 get hit. Now. as 70 the
right am. This is the sword arm OF
the cavalryuan. and the ramrod arm OK
the infantryman that j. with the old
uur1Ic loa1er II loading. the right
arm was raised above tho head where
the air was fullest of bullets. and even
WIN loading lying on the back tho
sold er was forced 90 expose the right
arm. I think this viii explain Why.
with sold lers. tho iefr leg and tho right
arm suffered most" I hero inte-posci
with tho remark. Il see. Major. that
YOU rse crutches instead Of az artificial
icE. Why s that2'
-WclI sir" replied ths Major. al
though don't wear false leg. I think
Ivs made artificial limbs a study for it
f. a terrible drag Tor q man 90 go about
on crut'hcs. particularly IN very bot
or in very icy weather. besides which
tfc rra.rhes play th0 mischief with his
clothes Bv the way. Yankee doctor
took oF NY leg 7nt m sure be did his
test hut Che stump is only three inches
long whir1 Z f0d % te about three
inches too SHOW. t1 manipulate an arti-
f-ial leg satlsfaeto-ily I've tried
Er-li-h arl French legs. but the best
e. F.. "a b.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14


On this point our experiences varied.
but all confessed that it was not ~ all
unusual. even az this late date 90 have
dreams IN which thoy moved a other
men with the M ssinr limbs restored.
~ know life Insurance companies and
many beneficial fraternities object To-
receiving men who have undergone am
putaticus continued Major Dctmoid.
"bat they are all wrong. An amputa
tion may make life loss pleasant. hut it
need not necessarily shorten 10. When
abroad a few years ago. I visited tho
French home for old soldiers AZ thc
Hotel dez Invaiides and The English
home Ar Chelsea. and in both places
net hale old fellows who had lost their
legs in The Napoleonle wars
Eut come, ny friends, let us stop
talking about our lrtle ailments. and
drink % che memory % the better mon,
vho With tho bullet In heart or brain.
sank down 60 Tho eternal sleep on he
fed. ArFHru e. CALHOUN
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

Ike the 3ufk e evening aso -
Matsgz "a ana s4n Nlgaletts forty sn1
seventy 2lles distant ] he4r1 son1rous
stories u Momotonbo Here We leave
tcs AXE sna 20 - roed Scr1ss the
Anaes. passing volcanoes Atrascs. Las
Pilas Snd Las Nasas llu eass c4serns
are in their tern slaes aooat the1n 10
sign q the desolatioa wrought ~ FclcA-
noss II thsy shoul cover the country
sor miles about Hitb aeposit of ashes
fhree feet thlck. nature so4ld cover
VITA Nerlure such places 30 unpr0-
cuctise places an the tropics
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

@ .e shNftesl aue 30 Detroit ana EaSi fie-
fe-' l"ftSI ,ais Der Acen Detroit 6na Grand
,e~spS rte.'s scatine Detroit IS m aud
daily eActp pt sunday ~ "@"s
:, a alag isT. Ticket Agent Depot Gao "
" NsoAi hion Ticket Agent 7f Aohroe al.
vEo. +. sHira. oen. A.. isrand Rapids. IA
=. t4RfENrEs Irsfo Manager. >. Is. MULls-
KEN. General Nanaser
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

~Tf badn't schoolst ny temper. "a
xsaE out pair - crarches . seek or
TIE pstes ~ npertlnenE strangers sho.
after an lnJreo -clloG, l9es deun al my
ulurilatiou ard ask. hoa ala yol
cone so less yoar leg?' fo4 graEt oat
shot 'Rebei or Jn-on armyf -Rsbel
Thea cones g1s EossEs. 'Dlt ls
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

strength and ec0uouy r the OILY
medicine of Wa.ch can be truly saia
/ 600 doses one dollar Try q hottie
snd Won vii te convinced 81 rs merit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

lDally- Al Others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect sunday, July lb lsss
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Fr-
presses 70 and from Defr0if-Parlor cars run
Oh IlaN Express AND Grand Rapids Express 10
tnd from Detr0if-Direcf connections made At
Detroit with All through trains East-Iicket
Oh sale az Union Ticket Once, q Monroe St
and SO Union depot.
IHg1 " BHoGs, GenT hgf. as Monroest
o. W. kreGiEs. q ?. and 2. AVt Croago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. :
q positive specific for all forms of the
disease Blind. Bleeding, Itching, u
Cesated, and PrOuulrg Pies-Puce
zoe. For sale by White 4 White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14
MCHIGANCENTRAL

TnE NIAGARA FALLs ROUTf.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14
I AXE sHORE MICHIGAN e0UTHFRN.

train leaves GIan6 Rapids Tor AIiegAn a.
l:lV IA. arriY. z there az ~
lhIouEh ilchv.s sold 20 principal poirt. In
the nitcd states. Mexico and Csnads al d nion
AAS@e' VAce a. }. hEfrK
g. 7. A. Cleveland OHIO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

RAND Rapids A INDIANA RAllRoAD~
"A enecl AeFrnabEr ls 1857
1AALks st.Ae Suara
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14

VIII tho h0tikalsa-1iue Compa0y's Plastiso
~ caaraafee fo our customers that ~ viii
produce better effects as vel as more durable
y ork than ans other va. decoratuz process
vii make Tor fh~ same amount of eTpenss.
whether competing vlth a fresre % water er
on. or whether wlth fnesf wan papers. In
erusia walton. or papier mschlers. or whether
9th common papers Ne DO thls vark either
Ga solid water tufs or vafnlshet. protncins
lesfher fke trerfs Nesiso make Hand made
Wal Paper on che sam, principle ior v-aIts 500
tafIy broken or raf.hef tal ed So oar
tes-gns aef Fft fsarrs Corner et nttSwsAoa
Pearl STE. opposite 81 M1rssl a AYrry's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-20
Telegraphic Brevities.


The President to-day appointed Augustus
Shaw, of Ind., to be deputy thi.d auditor of
the Treasury.
1t is said that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company is endeavoriDg to secu g
an independent entrance to Chicago.
Green B. Raum. jr., son of the Commi
sioner of Pensions, has been appointed
assistant chief clerk of the Pension Bureau,
vice Reeds resigned.
A new and dangerous cattle disease has
made its appearance in Platt county, Ills.
The cattle are attacked in the hind legs
aud they itch 80 terribly that the animals
eat the skin all Off, When it goes up to
their body death ensues 10 short time.
The gigantic frauds on revenue discover.
cd in Qaebec are the sensation of the hour
The customs officials estimate that the Fed
sral treasury was defrauded last year by
whiskey smusglers at Quebec alone of
considerable sum in excess of $3.50 900.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Drumming we're found
dead in their house at Prescott, Ont, this
morning. The woman bears marks of vio-
lence about the head, but the man mas no
marks whatever upon him. 1t is supposed
that Drumming killed his wife and then took
poison.
At high tide this morning the surf cut al
most entirely through Ocean avenue, above
the Hotel Brighton, at Long Branch, N. ]
where big cut was made last winter. The
bluff was also damaged In several places be.
tween the ocean pier and the Rowland
Hotel.
Felix Broessel, German artist of Balti.
more, shot himself through the head in a
house of questionable character in New
York late last. night He asked his COM
panion, a French girl, to get him some beer.
She refused and be suddenly drew a revoly.
er and sent bullet through his brain. The
suicide was evidently premedi ated, for
note was found on the dead man which read:
"If any one happens to be in the room with
me at the timethe shot fell they are not re-
sponsible for anything that occurred"
Jyhn Highland was fatally shot at boarding
house in Kansas City, Mo, last night by some
unknown assassin 1t is supposed Highland was
mistaken for the proprietor of the boarding heuse
against whom some parties had a grudgo.
This morning in Brooklyn all the horsc-car
lines were in full operation and running as usual
and without police protection all officers having
been withdrawn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The democrats of Fredericksburg held a
grand jolifcation last night.
A patent was issued yesterday to W. M.
Evans, of Amherst, for indicated pop corr.
Alyis Swami fell from a trestle on the
Danville and New River Road on Monday
night and broke his neck.
]. B. McGhee, superintendent Of the
Lynchburg almshouse, was removed from
office yesterday by the Mayor for misfeas.
ance.
A lady, who says Baltimore Is her home,
claims to have been knocked down and
robbed in Norfolk. She declined to give her
name.
The dispatch from Toronto, Dat, stating
that colony OF Virginians from the CHAR
lottesvile section is prepared to emigrate to
Manitoba is erroneous.
Henry Mason, negro man of keysvilie,
Yesterday stole $500 from express messen.
ger Burke, who runs on the North Carolina
railroad from Keysville to Raleigh.
The Petersburg premium tobacco fair
opened yesterday with fine exhibits OF to-
bacco from all sections OF the State. The
premiums, consisting of money and merchan-
disc, were awarded in the evening. The to
tai premiums awarded amounted to $1,000.
In the U. s. Court of Danvlle yesterday
the case of Mrs. Rosa B. Daniel, OF HALIFAX
county, who was indicted at the last term
OF the court for sending obscene letters
through the mails from Halifax Courthouse,
was continued to the June term, and bond
In $500 taken for her appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-20
Brazilian Affairs

Empsror Dom Pedro made the following
reply to the communication of toe new gov
eminent informing him ofhis deposition
"Io view of the address handed me on the
18th instant at O'Clock p. m. resolved to
submit to the command of circumstances
30 leave with my family for Europe TO-
morrow, leaving this beloved country, which
I have tried to give fem testimony OF my
affectionate love and my dedication during
nearly half century as chief of the State.
I will always have kindly remembrances OF
Brazil! and hopes for Its prosperity,
sd. PEDRO DE ALCANTARA."
Ito the Provisional Government"
Adhesion to the new order OF things con.
tinues.
Candido OiViera Is still prisoner.
The King of Portugal has offered Emper-
or Dom Pedro the use of his palace at Lis
bon.
Dispatches were received at the Brazilian
legation in Washington last evening from Rio
de Janeiro reporting everything quiet there,
and the peaceful progress of the revolution.
Senior Valente, the Brazilian minister, AFTER
receiving these dispatches said that ne
placed no credence whatever in the Euro.
pesn reports from Paris and Hamburg OF
rioting and fighting in Rio.
Dom Pedro has received an urgent invi
tstion from Queen Victoria to become her
guest at Windsor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-20

Palmer, removed Mabelton. Hanover coun-
ty, G. A Hardin, vice G.. III. Fleming, re-
moved PainevilIe, Amelia county, Mary A.
Perrin, vice 7. E. Whitworth. removed.
Notwithstanding the facts that Congress.
man Bailey Browne of Virginia was not
member of the last District of Columbia
Committee of the House, and that commit
tee chairmauships are usually given to mem .
bers of the old committees, it is rumored
that Mr.. Browne will be chairman OF the
committee referred to. The Craftsmanship
of that committee is usually given
to the representative from one of the dis
tricts either In Virginia or Maryla land adioin-
ing this city. There is no republican mem.
Der of the present House from either Of the
States referred to who WAS member of the
old committee, and Mr.. Brownies district al
most adjoins this city.
On motion of Assistant Attorney General
Maury, the y. 8. Supreme Court has ed
vanced Col. Mosby's suit for the recovery Of
consular fees, and set the first Monday In
January az the day for the trial ofthat case.
The charges against Messrs. Elan, God
win and Berser, members of the Old Domin.
ion Republican League, of this city, and fed.
eral Office holders here, CT assessing ana
collecting money from other Virginlans
holding government offices here, having been
perfected by the civil service commission,
were, with substantiating proof, handed to
the President last Monday by Commissioners
Roosevelt, but as far as can be learned that
gentleman perceived no indication of what
would be done with them. They were pre-
sented to the President because the com,
mission, under the law, is not empowered
to prosecute Whether the President acts
In the matter or not. the commission thlnKs
the evidence is positive and conclusive, and
the case will certainly be brought to the at
tention of the Senate by Senator Barbour. as
will that OF the federal Office holders in Vir-
ginis who abandoned their offices during the
recent campaign in that State in order to
take more active part for Gen. Malone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-20

GENERAL MALONE IN NEW YORK "A
dispatch from New York Gays; General
Malone, wearing new SLOUGH hat of light
color, pair of cavalry boots, and pair OF
trowsers several inches too long in the legs,
was a prominent figure in the lobby Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last night. To those
who we're disposed to twt him about the Vlr-
ginia returnp, he had smile, and for the
faithful be had explanations as to what was
the cause"
In an interview with New York Herald
reporter. yesterday, Gen. Malone being
asked, "You do not seem cast down by your
defeat?" replied:
~ am too old soldier to let it worry ME
much regard political defeat like q
military one. When we of the South were
whipped we made the best of it, and went
to work to improve our condition. am
going to do now what I did then"
"Do you intend to try next time to carry
Virginia ?"
"The next time is e=of a way eff. A
great deal can happen between DOW and
the next election"
The General remarked that considering
he had been Cheated out of 10000 votes by
the purging of the registration books and
10000 votes on election day" he did not
make such bad run.