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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
A Spicy Letter.

The Dispatch, In reporting the speech OF
CAPTAIN McKNNEY at stanton, on the
Esd September. said that General WILLIAM
sKEEN followed him, and threw of the ne
publican yoke. We now quote from Gene
raj SKRES in letter to the Allegheny Se"t'-
mel. He says;
Az we have no Republican candidate IN ue
felt and the contest this fe'l Is simply Dctmprn
a Democrat and Eiiy nahoDe-ine Dehoula'
nominated by a convention composed OF thOu-
sand or more Of tho most intelligent men OF INC
Democratic party, and Billy Malone Dy INC
pcurn u tho Republican party VINO wear, a.
never did, his sh6ckcs anf nave IoIlow-
eli him ia his little by-path, and that pack
od by his henchmen county chalImeh
90 called, rs exhibited hero mere
could To 30 trouble for gentlemen DeiohR-
ing 10 the Republican party 10 decide. as they
scen 20 have done everywhere, the proper
course 10 p=rsuo under tho circumslances ~
a consequence, n Is clear hat nine tenths OF on
Repub'icans IN The State who are men OF mac,
pendeuce. having brains in their heah anu
honesty IN their heart who feel that they nave
n country 10 save aud no tOss" D. obey, VIII
tust as will myself az the Republicans iail 10
nominate a candidate for Governor, vote ior
man bonorably nominated and who h VIZ
ginian and q gentleman--P. ". Mckinney bu'
yrhencver In the future the Republican party
not Mahone's spaniels-uominate candllate
who il n man 81 character. ] viii surely support
him with ali the " might and main possess
WILLIAM sKsEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

The Wheeling IntelhgenoeT says: "To the
Republican congressman from the new
States add the three TO which West Yir-
ginia is entitled, and the Republican ma
jority in the next House will be fourteen"
But who is TO add the three from West Vir-
ginia. or as TO that matter the FIVE from the
new, imperfect States? Does our Wheel
Ing contemporary expect the Democrats of
the House Of Representatives TO allow the
Republicans TO unseat Democrats and seat
Republicans at will, when it is known that
the object is TO secure such majority IN
that body as will enable the Republicans to
bury the last remaining right OF the States ?
That IS 20 say, our congressional elections
in Virginia would be placed in the hands OF
Federal officials appointed by partisan
President upon tho recommendation OF
WILLIAM MALONE. II the Democrats in
the House of Representatives become par
ties 20 such wrong they win deserve the
excavations of every friend Of free govern
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
THE BOSTON Herau in treating of the COZ

The Boston Herald in treating OF the con-
dition Of the negro at the South leans some
what to the opinion that the southern
Democrats are inclined to deprive sAMBo
Of his rights:
eli tho Democrats have deprived the negro OF
hls rights "a o citizen I'm the south, the hepuOl-
cans In that section have misled and corrupted
him in this same capacity On the whole we
think tho latter have done him the worse injury
A still more depressing feature OF the case ~
that while the Republicans ~ the south are
generally mean set OF men, whose opinion IS OF
little value. they are sustained In Their action ny
a very different class, Included IN which ~ near
IS the whole Republican party Of she North-
those independent men Of the NOrth who "a
plOrc the Democratic treatment OF the cO!ore1
man I'm too many cases, and who wish 10 see nm
r,ghted. are discouraged % see the cOiored IAai
himself deserted by his natural allie 10 II III
me power Of the wors. element Of the South-an
element 70 innately aud incurably bad that thefe
IL a continual temptation % consider almost any
measure ~ legitimate for protection against u.
This element Is 50 inherently rotten that II could
not stand Of it-elf in any civilized community.
The sole claim 1t hos 10 strength u In the sup
port Of Tho hcpubi,can party Of The Nofth Dehlhd
it,
We can pardon the Ht1'dds fling at the
Democrats for the sake Of the faithful pic
ture 1t draws Of MALONE. CHAIMrEs Il Go.
and their malignant northern allies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
no YOU KNOW THAT OURS Is

no YOU KNOW THAT OURS Is
- ONE or TIE MOST COMPLETE STOCKS
or DRESS GOODS II The CITY ask % sec
our lovely slDE-BAND NOVELTIES az pc. ::
our beautiful ROBE NASHM skEN at 3d. "a yard
our Atwood dOubie-wldth LADIES' CLOTHS ~
90. n ward. our Iouble-wldth TRlCOIS ar -. a
yard orr CABLE TWlLLS a. g'. yard cur
rich elects IN ~ Aus and STRIPES a. Doc. lJ'.,
aud g "a yard our superb CAoHMEhE> at 70,
81, 81, and Zoe. yard; 0ar PRINCESS CLOTHS
o. l2< c. yard.
Do you know that we viii this week offer %
pieces GINGHAMS, now and andscme dress
styles, az the low price 81 bec. yard DO you
know that ours IS tho only house ~ Richmond
nov selling a nn0 French-WCycu Embroidered
BUST CORSET at zoe. : Do you know that We
are selling a COT Ton equal 20 Fruit-Oi-tLe-
Loom, but in remnants, at q, G. ward DO yOu
know that more than one nail Of our second
floor Is now taken up by our display OF Ladies',
Misses, and Chlldren'3 WRAPS That We are
reaching out 20 increase our CLOAh business
jasi double over what it was last yc6f! That
we know to do 40 We must have double attrac-
tons-hrat, correct styles; second, prices even
lover sian our usual low prices That we DO
not wish 20 miss a sale ON Cuaks his season, AMI
W assert that II experience and q close study o.
the needs ana wants OF our customers count for
anything, we will sell every would~bo purchaser
who comes 70 look az our s'ocaf Do you know
that We have everything new and desirable IN
Chidrenis Cloaks from Si.5J 70 sl2 apiece lhat
We have Ladies and Misses JACK EiS from . 10
$50 apiece That We have Ladies oud Misses
SENMARKETS from $3.50 70 go apiece DO
you know tha. our business Is constantly IN
creasing and that We are thus onabled 70 carry
q larger, more choice and select stock OF ROOd-
than eyerf Do you know that We have oOl yards
OF BIeached CANTON FLANNELS worth II, l2s,
and lGic, "A yard aud that We are selling II 10
remnants az &C a yard ? DO you know that &c.
will buy Of US afine Laiy's RIBBED VEST? That
S9c Will buy a Gentlemsn's UNDEksHlkI. with
silk cat-stiching az the neck That l5c Will
buy Gentleman's All Wool Rod INDICATED
w. EnHrr ont n
mans Fine AUSTRALIAN ALL-WOOL SHIRT
or PANTsf That pc. will buy a Chiid's Hand
Knit, ALL-WOOL SHIRT? That o.. yard IL our
price for q good quality OF CURTAIN SCklh
DO you know that you will save money by
coming 20 us direct for any and everything IL the
Dry-Goois line We are the Leaders Of Low
Prices. and our store Is very popular.
HELD 4 THALHlMER, zoe Broad street
Nlsses LucY MARTIN and MAGGIE MORAs have
returned TO the city and will DO pleased 70 SEQ
their friends o. SIu6Ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

dix 10 tho final report o, the special Joint com,
mlttee appo,nted 70 confer with the Commission
Of Council OF Foreign Dondnoldsrs' extra es sc--
sion, 1881, House Document No VIII, page 3D. =,
Mr.. braithwaito, one OF The comni'.. ~. naro
dlasYisslon; awe believe that there "a me ueino-
cratic Marty, or a, least party In the stslo ~,
day. who say that II arars are anInlnlsser t'.,i
duly md pruperly ;nat you can easily carry OUT
such scheme" ..coro
raj Mabonc a. in League with the foreign ponn-
holders 20 nave this question referred 10 lhe su-
nreme Court Of the United stntee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
VHI5 Is To CERrIrY To WHOM

l IT NAY CoNCElN. THAT We. Jo~s0H
". blANIDN. ~ ilcnur0 county, Va. aai
THOMAS r. GIL. Of me cfly o, Hiehmon1. a.
have .utor.l mo q limited partnership 1901 .r
nui iu pursuance ~ fhe etat pee. in floi .-eH
m llo oul provided upon the terms. com ''i ."s.
aud liabilities hereinafter rrt tnr.A AMI .h.-. i.
the .l.l statutes pre-cribod nAt is FOB Gay.
First The said partnership is to 20 CONS fHi
under me uamc and 1rm ot JOSEPH rs. hiAN-
TON. oi which Joseph ". hanian. residing /.
the county OF Neluco, ~ general partner lUi
THOMAS h. Gill. residing in tne ci.y of ki-h-
moul. III special partner
second. The geuerai nature ~ tle fufirrff
G. pa ffauea -fti ~ thn -hil nrm or partrnrsl 81
D. he Who'll ~ALf GROCERY Ni 9lNf~>.
Third TIE -uarfai partner has 'uutrItufoi ID
the cOmmt stock of the said frn rc amount
now horr|u set forth 70 sii, tho sum ~ 1fe
thousand dollars 5000.
tourih Tho place of business of tho -a.i
partnership is 90 bo az 80 1870 cary errnf boz
tse rfy u Richmond. lhe paff9ersaip i- .o
commeu,e Ola rho l~t Say q October. iTN ani BE-
% terminafa ou toe l-r tay % Ort0Isr. 1901.
Nimsss oar hands this llth FAY of srp'emirr
is-L JOSEPH ". hLAHlDH,
THOMAS D.. tlf b..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
I EE 4 CO., ASSS%A,,-
TURF EXCHANGE, 9e&sSSsSeS
No. 3 south Twelfth street
EXCURSIONS, &c.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
COMPANY.
EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS.
PERSONALITY CONDUCTED PLEASU r.
TOUR
MONDAY, ocroprs Il, 1859.

Round-irip tickets, valid for return trip until
aud including october 9Th, including privi-
lege Of stOp-of az Watkins IN both directions,
will DO sold from Richmond at 81 Passengers
can leave Richmond on any tain October Hth
and take special train OF elegant day coaches
and parlor cars, I'm Ter charge Of the Pennsyl-
yania tourist agent and lady chaperon, leaving
Washin gton al 7:l0 A. NJ. October 18th, arriving
1t Niagara Falls al 1888 r. NJ. the same day.
Return coupons will be accepted on any regular
train within limit, except limited express
trains Tickets for sale by A. W. CARRIER and at
Byrd-Sreet station. Baggage checked through.
G. A. TAYLOR,
oc e,I0,l2,l2&f.- General Ticket AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

yIRsINIA-CuY oF RCuNoSp-r0 WIZ.
Ih- DAY Joseph ". Biantou, whose name is
mentioned A3 g1nerli partner ln r..'t'A
lualiol partnership. tae ART 'lfs whrfn.i 1870
herstD nnuoxfi. appeared before mr, 49, ~
De+.I.fl. = notary pubic for tue city afares D.
ir tho state ~ Virginia. ana maco oa'h "a'
Thomas p am. tlo special rnrinDr named In
SAID articles of hmitoI ia tl.rslil, Inc DIu-
scual'v paid Yali .u cash. tne -.m of ufs th0I-
sand dollar. GOOD.
Given under my hsni this liM Dag n -ep'cm-
Lsr. lS-p. ". =. DASHlELL. Noiary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

DAWLEY SPRINGS WATER, THE
III MOST POWERFUL CHALY BEATE WATER
N THE STATE, a splendid Tonic for delicate
or convalescent inyalids. particularly after fe-
7ers. Is now again on our market Always fresh
from tho Spring. Bottled by new process, IL re-
taius It's fun, original strength, without being
impaired by timo or trsnsportion. sold whole
sale or retail by the agent,
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
oc GET sixth aud Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
CARPETS.


TXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
~ TINS WEEK TO THE BUYERS OF DRESS
GOODS. CARPETS. ri GS, Oii-CLOILc, Linz
LFIN~. LACE CURTAINS. WIZ SHADES,
BLANKETS. CDAlfORlS, CNDERW EAR &C
So for good CALICO COMFORT. we'll made
5o,. Tor apsirTAPED-LACR CURTAINs-would
d. good value o. 80;
tlc. for p pair GHhY BLANKETS worth y
gIc. fora pair fullslzed WHITE BLANhEIs-
;s.cs Tor a pair extra.heavy, .ull-slzs WHITE
WOOL BLANhLI> worth Just s.
lie. yarl FOR .hs usual 81. qualify HEMP CAR
a,c. yari 'or good INGRAM cARPET-it can't
se, award ior me Doe. quality WOOL TWO-PLY
CARPF Ia variety OF patterns;
Soc q yard ior the t0c quality TAPESTRY CAR
Sc. yard Tor the sl95 quality VELVET CAR
pEr-mGle and laid:
TO-. a yard Tor pretty PLAID DRESS GOODS
pic. a yard Tor yarI-wlde STRIPED DRESS
&c. yari for yard divide sIDg-BAND HENRI
EIIAS-valuc 4lc. -
S7c. yard for 2S-inch WOOL STRIPED SUIT
49c. q pieco Tor pre.ty SMYRNA and TAPESTRY
MATs-vaule 6lc.:
slI5 for cool-sizc TAPESTRY RUG worth iL-O-
larger siZesatflij ani $40, worth g and
sl66 for nice SMYRNA RUG, worth t12j-a va
riety OF patterns ana size5 from 4sc {" y
- 90 f0r the S. size aod quality Dkt GGtl. Our
assortment OF FELT and INGRAM DRUG
GETS IS very largo-thr prices arc very Low.
&c. yard for nice lLUOR OiL-CLOIllS-bct-
ter goods No - and fjc.
CO... n yarI for 49, quality LISOLEUM-yory low
prices az LINOLEUM MATS;
&c apieco tor good COCOA DOOR-MAIS-
Ya.ue &c. .
3gc.Pior GENlLFNEN'S HEAfA MEklNO
SUlKI-, worth Jc
a.. for UED- WOOL SHIRTS. worth 60c.
a. f0rLADITS MERINO VESTS. worth f2Hc.
lie. Tor NEWS SATIN SCARFS, worth 2jc.;
s5c. for tho J0,. quality SATIN sCARtS-pretty
etyles aud excellent quality.
Call aud SEQ the above end many other bar
gains before making your
FALL PURCHASES.
y, q T.. hlTIElDORFFR,
oc S-Tu&Th ~ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
MUSICAL.

+ EMORY SHAW OATE OF BAL
-. TIMoRE). pupil OF Alfredo ID GIorgio,
NJ. Cortesi, OF the Milan Conservatory; DIR. l. ;.
Kimbail. OF Washington, ID. C., and Lucicn
odenthal. OF Baltimore, will receive a limited
number of PUPILS IN VOCAL MUSIC italian
m0thod) Pupils prepared for opera, orasorio,
and concert work. For further particulars adj
dress care OF Manly Ramos, eo3 hain street.
60 ss-Su. Tu. Th&F4W'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

True it is that tho baseball season is
over. but il viii soon be time for Con
gross." Well. yes; the American people
will have fun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

In his brief in the Standardization
case Of LAsosros %. yEsABLE. on page so,
JoHs Iron places the name of ARNOLD
where LAsgsIos's ought to be. aldso elects
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

Reading notices IN reading m after type. i've
hncs or less. 81 in nonparou loaded, sc.
Gard Of rates for moro space furnished on APP
plicaiion
All letters ana kilograms must be addressed
toTHR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications win no' be TO-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

JAY GoULD has not mobile face, but
his fingers are wonderfully preheusile.
Nature made no mistake in fitting him ont
for business" No He entails loss on
every one who monkeys with mis- schemes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

General MALONE would do well to re-
member Mr.. L1ScoLN's well-known saying:
" You can fool all TIE people some - the time,
md some ~ fine people an tle time, but you
can't fool all tho people all the tine.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
BRIEF COMMENT.

women who can with ease wear No
shoes are sometimes pnohed TO get them.
Because they can't exactly foot the bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

Mrs. b. W. COSBY, 49, EAST 80,
WI RtOAD TREE Z. has just roturn- etSf3S
ed from New York with large aud ole -
giant stock OF goods IN I ElMMED BOSNEIS AND
HATS, IN Ladies. Misses, aud Childreu's -izss
and STYLES too numerous 10 mention. You can
buy any shade ana shape FELT HAT a. your
own pricc-say from 5'r. up.
WINGS, BIRDS. PLrMtS ~ less price than
can be bought anywhere in tho city. Best work,
best stylo d guarantee.
o.9-St' Mrs. T.. ". COSBY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
MINE.. IInInns. Sc.
C,PECIAL NOTICE

C,PEClAL NOTICE
-
Parties dosr'ug % purchase D.. ECMGARnNER
&sONiS PURE RYE WhlSkEY. ais"ru-ei y
slater Myers & co.. cnn God 10 10 quantities.
oitlor ~ whole snio " retail, ~ my store.
JULIEN blNfOkD.
I.O. cast Slain street.
go qq-fm KrhmJni, "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
D,seoLurIoN~ & pAErN.ussir~
u1ofga a, isp
fNHr Finn OF SPOTIS 4 NINsnN

VllN FIBM OF SPOTIS 4 UlIiSON
L has thls DAY been fisa- 50 iY m tIai ..'
ecgf. the Interest ~ GEO3SE GIBSON having
been purchased hr IOuN d. -iDl s.. who ft
sunes all lgbiUdes and ui'l conduct th" t..
moss tlr' ier tno .fy.e n joins Do. sNOrrs s. ,U.
vi Df3s0N vlli 0c found with fh' reW 1rm as
his health permits. d. ~ 0FIlIN,
or sew GEORGE Gibson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
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BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

I.W.s $. na.hleu. notary pnblc FOR tho r.'y
aforesaid, ln the state ~ Virginia. s. hrrrNf
certify that Joseph ". bIantoR aud Thomas D..
Gill whose uamss are -fruol -fo tho f.rHrUIIs
writing. dated lith day q -cpiemrel, l-.f hnfe
acknowledged the came before Ino 100 my c.ly
aforesaid.
Given under my hand his iith FAY oi sep'em-
Der, 1850 ". :. phSuiEiL, notary Public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid io................S 1870 90
SURPLUS fund. Observation-Disclosures. 112.03S -
Undivided profits ................. oO,-25 81
Dividends unpaid .................. ~, Cd
Individual deposits subject 20 check. 5f',.jl a6
Demand certificates OF dcoo-if...... 1i5,iSj g6
Interest on deposits aud discounts IN
advance. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 CD
Total. fl.eos.579 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
4 DELICIOUS DRINK

A DELICIOUS DRINK
BLOOKEKS DUTCH COCOA
Easily AMI qliclly prepared i9r .he moi+
Nothing aner or Pursr 90 the market rar .a.e
by H. !. CHRISTIAN e. go.
- ih3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
MEETINGS.

RICHNOND, VA, October 4 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY Tor the pur-
pose Of elcctiug directors and for the traneac-
ton Of such o.her business as may lawfully
como before the meeting will be held NJ tho
Office Of The company, IN he Pace building, IN
the cily OF Richmond, on TUESDAY the .2i Of
October, 1882, at uooa.
The trausfer-booss Of all classes OF stock will
be closed at3 p. ". ON FRIDAY the llth day 81
October. 1889. and remain closed until 10 \. ".
on WEDNESDAY the 23d day Of October, 1889,
&C Aid c. Z. WEXFORD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

STATE or NIRGiVIA-COVArY or 49,:
!. ]. Davenport. IT.. President of tie above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statemont f. true 10 The best 81 my knowledge
and belief. !. DAVENPORT, JR.,
President
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this ,ih day
OF October, 1883. ". T. ALLtN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
+. n. MONTAGUE,
W. Il. QJAKLhS.
ISAAC ;. TOWER,
oc sit Committee Of Examination
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

In the once Of the Court ~ Chancery f0r 10
saii lily ,he ,2th cay q sepirml,r l.r. Us
paper was presented aus W.h De- .orui l.ef
annexed admitted 90 record ~ Drlo.k T. IT.
Tt: CHARLES ". hoDll' Clerk
4 Copy-1esi:
CHARLIE 49, GODOlN. Cierk
Dor =. u. roiuGeEtsl, Deputy Cork
o. I2.OcL-ij
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION or
II THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND, At
RICHMOND. Is THF STATE OF NiRulHiA.
TIE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER ~,
lssJ.
RESOURCES.
Loans ana discounts. Oi3,2i7 g
Other stocks. ponds. and mortgage. 2Tl,ls6 -
Due from national banks............. 1854 co
Real cs'atr............. .............. 4.-,j %
Current expense and taxes PAID. 1919 as
Lccal-tender NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
TIE nrnT.

"And whereas there is no other public cues
ton which 80 directly aud largely Involves The
progress and prosperity OF virginia and her poo
pie nor 20 seriously concerns the good name OF
this Common wealth as an honorable ana couclu-
sive settlement 81 The State debt, which ire
managers OF the Democratic party for four years
have had absolute power aud favorable oppor-
tunity 30 DO and have mean while contenteu
Themselves with measures thathnve only embsr-
ra--ed the creditors, entrapped many OF our CHI
2ens into ycxati0us and costly dinlrui'ie. ana
generally aggravated . situation already lntoi-
cradle ana whereas mo policy OF these mana
gers in the treatment Of THIS grave aud momen-
tous issue has been 10 postpone AID pfo'fhs u.
nate. fhcreby dafinq milf0ps n me hdbHftS h1t
ho'4 in morfgoGe al me rTUeyfVD fhe Nolf, oHt
lrhich ~ me flil must he met nri1 sffisnef ana
whereas 30 is known that there Is Oh opportunity
90 coct the debt settlement so Geyouity desired !;
therefore the Republican party Of virginia SOL
cmuiy pledges ITSELF
Whoever reads The above atteniively, espe-
cially the part I'm italics, Will 500 th0t this claim
d}vtac'iu qdis the obligation ~ ttc state 70 1nv
al rs liabilities. Colonel kufiu then proves
from tho recori that these liabilities Gs Of tue
date q September 81, 1889, inclusive were as
follows.
lflhClphi... ....s.s'...ss t's-'ott -
Interest. 'i''"''o' I'D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
CURTAINS.
OUTING CLOTHS.
Forty new styles Of outing Cloths, The prcIiies
Of tho season, 90 l2hc. yard
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS.

Thirty new styles a. 10. H. L. &C. so, 80. %, and
or. call early sni get me 'h9lee.
PLUSH MATS at1 i1, ~, 2j, -, ~, and JJc.-.ust
about half value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08
Anxorn. II Is not an important error, but
q curious one.
WHAT'S Mahones Plan for Settling the
Public Debt?


In his reply to sundry charges brought
by General WILLIAM MALONE against the
Democratic party Of Virginia, Colonel F..
G. RurrrS says;
General Malone has made at least Eve DIT.
fcrent statements OF tho debt Nl Attic Mozart
Hall Convention on lchruary p5, 1879, he made
II t39 0s5 $500 --Richmond Disrdfch, February
2s 1879 % For months in the year 1851 his or
gan, the Richmond Whig, kept In iis leading
col0mn a tabulated 4 atement OF the debt, as OF
July J, 1881. That made Virgnias iuss deOt
&ls,810, 50220. and tac correctness OF those
figures was insintained IN four elaborate edi-
tcrisls OF April goth aud 2sth aud May 10 and IL,
1871, 90 In the preamble 20 the lddilobefgor
bill be made II S2l ,035, 7.i5 pages S23i 90 and
Afterwards In The same Act ia the schedule OF
fnniilg page 90, no added two sums-one FOR
fs9A,S22 tH1-receivGblo coupons ontetanding DC
iobor ], iSSl,l and one for N,ll7,72tT iax-re-
ceiyable coDs0l coupons maturing January ana
July, iSS2,l making the entire sum t39is,s24O1
60 And in his letter 10 Warner Miller lWhiq May
IL, iSs5) nc accepted Judge Hughes's constrne-
ton Of that act, which Increased the debt 10 So
1881
i6l In tho sixth plank Of the Republican plat
form adopted NJ Norfolk on tho 22d OF August
last General Malone makes sixth statement OIL
the deOt as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-08

To all this General Malone has assented, ac-
custng the Democratic party OF being in rebel
lion against the Federal Government as repre-
seDtee by It's courts, and he Is fully com mltted
70 the Increase Of tho debt 70 80 por cent over
the Riddle berger bill demanded by Judge
hughess decree, as has been already shown.
Further, II Is known by the statement OF ono
James 4. Cooper, q recognized agent OF the
BRUSH Dondholders- journal OF House OF Dele
Aees OF september 10, lSS6-that the Republicans
IN Virginia meant % bon % the rulfag Of tie
supreme Court and openly ap6u their fatsntioa Of
using ne coupons, and Il Is Rot improbable that
they wan ersnfuatfg declare ia harOr Of debt pay
Beal" Ia Nay iasf this same agent ssas pyoren 10
hare safd 70 flco members " the Legislature and %
a reporter Of the Dispatch that ~ the Legisia-
fHrs then IN session. "aed 10 settle fhe debt that
ne wouid took ~ A9a0ne and The Republicans and
treat Nth them. "-DtsDdieh, Nay 49, 1897
At tho same tlme-to wit; May !, 1857 lRppen-