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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
THE PAEATTAE
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.


r'y-nnfA ami Fifte,h streets.
Asm York
This popular house has
been greatly enlarged by Tho
addition ,ou flflh avenue "
an absolutely hre-proOf
building. seven stories high,
masking She .0tGl frontage now
80. fecL lis noted for is ole
gait and hom0-liks accom-
malau1n-, and is attractive
suite ea D comprising iraT-
ing room, large, airy, dOauls
and single bedrooms, with
bath aud dressing rooms at
Ia bed.
The public rooms are -pe-
cially noted for their elegance,
com err, ani cDnyeuleuce5,
the ladies' dfawinE-fOom be-
ing On no Louis Seize style,
sac rsnidIuiny-r1 90 mo
Early ipgiIsn. The goIt.o-
mems rca1ing- Rud suOaing-
rooms arc supplied Hlth
every requisite. Tho billiard
room, WIN f.tff All. he'd, - IN
attractive Tea 'uro Oftne house.
Anhgl;sI 10y The Edison cleo
tric light.
Telegraph, telephone, and
stock Indicator on the PROM
ises also. a newsstand with
al tbs lesfing newspapers
and periodicals.. Tickets can
be ptcufed Tor the opera,
theatres, srI al other places
OF anus mrnt.
Special attention has been
PAID 20 fhe heating, plum bling,
ana ven .ilau0n Of tss Buc6-
lngham. Ihs location IA hs
iincst 10 the city. !. IS wiinin
easy access 81 the Grand 1en-
trail Dept. the Opera-ilou-e,
and oil PLACES % anu ement
~ he elevated roads, Madi-
son and sixth-Avenue cars.
OWuibgses PASS the door
every few minutes.
This hCio Is conducted on
the European plan the res
tauraut Of unsurpassed OK
collsuce. tie charges rsa-
s0HHbLs.
WEThERBEE ( FULLER,
r. l9g Proprietona
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ton than the sweet recollcctions Of the
Lost Causc, &c.1
Nv Il means continue TO agitate the
question, and let the parents insist upon
the Council giving us n properly lighted
and ventilated school for our children;
and IL necessary let the old mansion 60
and n commodious and sanitary school
building arise in its stead. Very respect
fully Il. l.. $.
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Nyar-ships' Cutters Race.

BosrOS, November 3O.--Ihe race between
the cutters of the war-ships Chicago. Bos-
ton, Yorktown, and Atlanta to-day for a
cup filled with silver dollars, given by the
Dorchester Yacht Club, was won by the
mon from the Chicago: Atlantas second,
Yorktown third. Boston fourth.
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cur4sag,.

Alternative " "l.lisa and ''IT..... -.'
"a b 4 ALTERATgyr' IS or.
rec0mmtll.i g.. ta'oH.ty eradicate s.
esses dependent rr.n ,niParc blood.
hereditary or contra 'ei, rl -s h'F"ln tt
form Cancer. juniors. ahfontf Ff't'-s
fsoiiy. blotehrs. ftrFcuTinf Anec'i""''
Erts iuss.ls. keEnfur. A g.. t-t.
"a A. G gOAGg" 4.'i .Ha WASTING %
eases. such as log NoNff1~cu N"'kNs
weak Euurs. t.ronctfftin. ar h ~
Chronic iccrGfinu az tiit lowe -. Us
pepsia, tscncrl.i Debility. - = = -
SOLIbE AND 1Nz'aiilHtt ~ !. ~
EOft DiSEAsE9 pre- - -h ~
MALES. - a tonic .l 'f"'f"i
Nervous System 10 10 s-l i.'f 10 A-3 "a 80
market
"a u 4 ExPECrORANr" IS sapef'
cough PREPARATION; n E.tr,
should b taken 60 CONsi nrttt ! N s.'i
HES Ia eonnfcflon With fle'' . iSt -
EAgh prcpa ration Tor as,a by al lfa 5n'' L'--''
81 % per bottle, or fQr $500 ..,.
sorrgraii,e On Blood bhglss. alA teslin'ntaN
address, eaclosing stamp
ABC CHEMICAL co.
Elehmoai, VA
tn0 gO.W. y6Spiml
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Honor Conferred Upon Count Won Moltke-
Other Itena OF Interest.

1By Anglo-Americau cable to the Dispatch
Brr1.rv. November 3O.-The Emperor Of
Germany has conferred upon Count Won
Nolike the exceptional honor of the Crown
and Brll.ants Pour Le Merito. In letter
40 the Count accompanying this. the latest
evidence Of imperial favor, the Emperor
saws. in part 1T is now fifty years since
your return from tour through Turkey
when you were given the insignia OF thee
order winch Won have again Just received"
Tins now honor is accepted as another
proof that the name Of Won Moltko is still
remembered and respected both IN Turkey
and SaXOuV
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PANS, November G0.-rhe strike among
the employees Of the Western Railroad
Company las ended by the men yielding
TO the terms Of the company. The strikers
viii resume work on Monday.
TIL BILL VETOED.
ROME. November 30.-Ihe Chamber OF
Deputies to-day voted the urgency Tor tue
consideration of the bll to abolish the
antl-French dllercntial duty.
SUIT 10 NULLuY A WILL.
LoNDov, November 3O.-The Duke OF
Cumberland Will institute suit IN the
French courts to nullIfy the vail OF the
Duke of Brunswick on the grounds OF IN
sanity. and the Genoa courts ignored GER
tain clauses Of the will.
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merit fot the bonctitof creditors Is iraudu-
lent simply becau~c u ma, prefer one OF
more creditors over other creditors. such
deeds are valid in Virginia. II i only when
this privilege accorded debtors by the state
is abused for purpose, Of fraud that they
nrc o. Doe set aside.
ln order for deed Of preference 10 hc de-
clarcd null and Noid which j. without fraud
on IT, face. Il must Ice proved aiiirna'iNcli
That 70 l. iu iirt fraudulent. and thai the
fraud VAS known 90, If not participated Ia.
hN creditors whom is prefers. Amer hear
Ing th0 oral argument in this ease. and be-
fnre examining the dispositions. ! felt that
there had been fraud. and that the creditors
preferred b, the deed had been cognizant of
and parties Go II. began the examination
with that bias left by the oral argument.
hUt after e careful consideration % the
r,uof- aud of Che briefs Of counsel. fail 90
lind that fraud has been proved upon Ilohcn-
stein or Diamond.
the decd must silud rs to the two pre-
forr.d creditors and the fund distributed
ou chat basis. kO. " lii oHFS. Judge.
RiDfWou1. l'0.. October ~. 1850.
And with this decision ends a litigation
ofnoariy three ,oar~, and the decree will go
iu favor OF the defendants. az the cost of the
cUmplpinaHt~.
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POLICE COURT.
small Docket quickly settled.

I'm ihi, court Yesterday. Eliza iiutiin 0fiu,
Mary Carter. Young GoOchldnd negro.
WIS arranged OF the charge Of stealing one
apron. TWO chcm- :. TWO pair of drawers
and one basket. all valued 100 -, the prop
erty Of Ella Cunningham. She MAS em-
ploscd in The household, and took adNaui-
age of the opportunities iO steal the goods.
she was given sixty days i'm Jail.
Richard FERGUSON tcolorcdl, WAS fined
SOD and costs for assaulling Laura Fer
-u--nu.
George Duke. charged With cur,ine and
abusing J, l.. Brooks, Wa- fined >2.'p ana
costs.
Henderson lumpain was charged with
being di.orderly 10y racing hi, horse up
Main street. some days ago sergeant X. y.
Tnoma, saw l.umpkin and q be-, race up
iha street M as rapid "a itot ~ q horse could
20. lumpkin was lined so and costs.
Peter 1abb was fined $40 and COSTS ipr
running cart on the street without e
iIrlu-tl
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RAILWAY TALK.


l....t..,. t..f..t,. pfJJfni secretary and
,.r'.,. a.. ,... ,i..fri.. ifne. loft here for
Us. y,l Yesterday. nm .oins m Co.
t'.,. admir-. 4r. m..in.." AD said
.,f, III haven't hoard ANYTHING
I..- NI.n .t d. N.u
H.. .,,.tL.r man ha.aif-.
,... r..,. ii.'. ,..,,,,i''int at tba
...' ,.'',,.,.,,...r n.,t,i. ala,uf
.... ..r, ... N,u naoi.lD
l.., .,i..., 1850. I...-..'t.. Contend viii.
', .',., a., ,i.,,.l w.. cam ..., alf and h,i,
...,. .- ,..., ,,naid bat.a trund of -u.ar.
My nr Do. civ. tnu an instance:
gh.d4,. afDronrc onf.l.nr.w iihfhe Mayor
anna Dfn.r cl, officials. I ordered twenty
rlr wheels n.m iln lrado-lr Company
Il..U.>f dlt colonel Archer Anderson
Called Doh. uu h, telephone ani wanted 90
Do. ul..n.- -0in. Oh plf nr the wheels
lfd him fh comp lnv would. of course.
Wd ID. .aa b. Wouldn't fl tuc order
unless h..ani. responsible per,ou-
a... nM hm f9 .o ahead aAl }
would pas nt them. Two cor three
l.l- airr Doe called me and said hr
dil'i h.r Hnt patterns i'f inc wheels.
iu.g. went fD llai a Co.,. who bad ih'
patterns. .na tn|d them in make ihD Nneri-,
.lu.ncNt NIt aiul A '1. fr cpIlned ANA
~iid t..t adn'f hIte aut cn.D.. trie-
rIYUai llrh Ml iu.d them l1 make lh"
,.l...- without fh- cAli-. lle -ad iHtt
nnIliu'l l. I- Itri. iui hN would mth' DID,
mess ..ua..f..n. anl 10y ADD give 90 -upc-
riu.. -ls-~ Dl ifun. ln sNDDA ar Two the
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paper has already reported. Inc aIsre.
gated cost Of the same = estimate" 1T
49, g-. 81. a. heretofore published.
The street committee, Mr.. Bradley says,
win to- called some evening this week ~ AZ
range for material and bids for the work.
N.ss-NEKliNGsi
Democratic mas--meciing was held At
N,foaca. IN chesterfield cDnn't. ifIdat
nirl,t. Wien VII. Meade iiaskins ahufes'c'
the voters OF the ISSUES Of the calnpa'eh'
Nr philin \. Coebill. Democratic char
in.n. Introduced him. Mr. llaskin- KNOW
how 10 make fnrcihlp speech ana NJ IT,
marks were effective.
Aficr the speaking was concluded, 1"
Democratic club was or-aniItu. VII,
-amuei Mann was elected preSIdeh' anu
Captain William \. l'lankenship was elect
al secretary. Ills club will meet nest
Tuesday night. when the additions va li'e,h-
lcr-hip am. expected tn hc large. NJ me
nicotine Ffidn, njglif the enrolment Na~
large.
4 meeting Was held in Leader Hall lat
ui.hf. \ Massachusetts man. by the name
of JUDGE Wheeler. spoke. There was some
a lMcultr about lieht the Electric Liehi ana
Power lompans nos being IN CONDITION Ia
furnish them. rs claimed hy one Of the man
ayers Of the meeting.
NpIE-.
The chesterfield Troop viii meet ~ Dunn
store. five miles from Manchester. on neNl
NDanr.lay afternoon. the l6'h instant. ~ p;
O'Clock. ~ drill. An orderly sergeant VIII
D.. elected at the time. and "a full attendance
is desired.
Rev. John j. olopion. who has been quite
sick. is steadily improving.
H.,. Edward IS fan. az Maryland vii
pse1rh ~ Meade Memorial Church ihi'
mofnine ai u o'clock.
Miss rnnir iloih. 81 Montgomery county
who has just uttered Mr. poWel'- boarding
SCHOOL in Richmond. Is spending few dag
with her aunt Mrs.. T.. II. Nadln. Of Bncl
illN.
Tine infant daughter Of Mr.. Oscar G.. Me
Gee died Yesterday morning. The iunerl
will take place This afternoon az oflocl
from the residence, corner " Eighth an'
Everett streets
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libcl;,d a Dredging Machine.

Nr. Harvey wilson. lawyer, Yesterday
lhrli.d the dredging machine NOM IN The
lock gate, in the dock. belonging 10 Captain
George 4. Ward. for TWO claims due 10 John
i~lin and john \. i-lin. amounting 10 $50.
Captain Ward l. the government con-
tractor who Was dy King the AppomalioN
river at Petersburg. and who has dis
appcarcd. Iii, generally supposed that he
h4. committed suicide. - from what can be-
learned he was heavily in debt and feaic
io meet his partner, Mr. u. u. Green. #
Philadelphia. who has gone 10 see him.
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MAuoNr's Drcr nreoan.

Mahonc'. mauuer Of dtal.He uiih H.
public debt ir-t claiming illt >s.ff .O.l
,ya~ due then redUcIHs q DOB t-i.DI'.0N
was touched ouonly %, Mr.. Massey eiu. "l@
sou all know" said hr.sNlh0ne and my
self wcr. associated ia the -ett' ,ment of ia.
state debt. Mahone had gotten aIl tht
profits
y glass of water was h.r, offered Mr.
Na--.s.
IL thank you, sir; | never a. water. ]
am standing on iluuer i0undItiln.'
Mr. Massey then in his lUim.tHh|e man
ner 1use some ~ tbe hi-lafi ~ ihe rYU4aH-
lion which T. minaf 20 Cameron ga tlo oo,-
crnorship vi en- Massey Wa- tlr cunildli
which Malone an " i-c bad prom ,cd
him. tie told hoN he tIen locked Mahonf
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TIE TURF.


Result. Of Vc-tchf.tsr Races esterdny
f.r.i race. on.-halfof % Geraldine
Gl-i Fordhm -oconi Mnuei third. Time
N:lp'..
second race. nne mile. fan ie-' stakes
lft.ll fr~f Trdi-li son -nrOnd. hn- -
Ovu third. Time l:i.'
fhn rlcn. nue aud es--iAifeniH- OF "
milo. GOOD mck Mndlcni -enoilia lf-i.
i0n.-ireef -ersni. Buddhist Third. lime
Fourth rare f,e-ei-hth- Of mile ti'l.
-rr, irr first. Fair, Queen second fah Mall
third. Time l.Na.
F.Gh rir.. -.len-oishfh- of q mile. SELF
u. L.rl,r- first Deception second. spar
lu. fhIr. Tim. l.il.
..,.A nc.. Dn. mile Emotion first. De
fuI..r-.e. t0V or Noief iH'r3. lnhe
IrrONE f>rrfr- foF MONDAY.
First rlce it..-.i -hth- OLA mile ozone.
ue. fr.r.. na- tmcnaiH.r ina: Pt--y
D4.dIr. enlf lNi. -Irct--Nr. ln-; ln-n. JOS.
E.lf-nt.ll.. li3: Ilm-f0ur. Jus. E0-eiie lNu.
.l...aa. goo: Lille w.. lh: Cecilia. lrl'
Nn...it. lni. CaIlir,.. llH. Marie Lowell
lra. lua blackburn. DOB,
second race. nur and nur-gi-iih of 20 inlir-
kaf.uah handicap kin-' rah. 800: Tristan
900. Aur1uiH. 900. hrrn. iu>: -1nill,m. l"i
i. A.B. lnl. D,muif0r iUi: Facial u. 90.
lh.m uce. onr m.lr. Rationale handical
1lorN lHa: Reporter DIS: Buddhist. l-'.
OREGON. 900: Erie. lH. Maidstone. 900; slug
card. lN-. Little Addie. iOi; Bravo. l-'
tnniD Ba.tum. lU2. Salvador. l-i; Ian
Iu.. lNr: piahl,. lNl: NitId. lpi.
Fourth race. fhr.t-iuurth- Of 20 sil"- Nul-
unfrar 49,. Bohemian. 1923 tiil Jam.,
~. lt.Iluund la-. tImuh. la-. tnii-
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Ms. 81. Campbell. millincr- in5 casi Broad
street. Yesterday nude am assignment for
ih. i.u. .lt ol barr creditors 90 William H..
>Ill. trustee. Tine preferred creditors are:
G.l. Cummings. 500. borrowed money.
mU D.lIn. Morrison a Co.. >,,.0j. The
other creditor, ar. Worihington, smith a
t0..sH9.to. Nathan h0hr. >63.el; James g..
johnson & ,u.. S~olta; Blake Bowel d
Co.. lis..t5. Armstrong, Carter ~ Co..
s- ttl: Cochran. Nimse, * Co.. >l3o.. I;
Dnm Morrison a Co.. SET. Liabilities
= hmm ~ mn
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
\ Day with oar Neighbors on the other
side.

lhe people Of Tie cit, on The Other side 90
ihc Jane, are feeling happy at the idea oi
having paN"mlni-, curbime, gathering ana
lnacadamiline Decatur street from the Pc
torsburg turnpike 10 second street. and for-
ter street from towarlin avenue 90 FINN
street; also the sidewalk on the north side
Of seventh street from Hull 20 >cm.Aos
street. The details in this matter TN,
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General Tranci. smith. the superintendent
oftnc VIRGINIA Military Institute. has re-
sirnM bis position. and his resignation
fsk., effect tho Isl of January. Among
ta.-. Who are mentioned as his probable
successor are Colonel VIM. /. Cut-haw
,iy Engineer of Richmond; Col. Walter H.
T.l lo.. 81 Nnriulh: Colonel SDipp. The com
mluUant ai the virginia Military Institute
aid d. .n. stephen ID. Lee. president of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Mis-. i.-lnUi.
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Ibo largest and most fashionable matino
aud'rnct iu mann year, heard ne Pear.
90 lDain" yesterday afternoon.
lhf company closed ii- engagement ID
iA. evening.
IA receipts daring the engagement here
Amounted 90 over $1,000.
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Tho Loo Monnnenl Mu.ical As.ociatlon

50 tine request oi several members Of the
BOARD Ol directors 0i ihr Lee Monument Nu-
-f.u Association. Ar. Thomas lillian
IDrllefHu. ih- secretary. h1- called meet
n. 10 iH. board i9r Tomorrow % noon nl
ta. ruon- "a th. Chamber OF commerce.
Iui- association was organized years ago.
ani OBJ. object o. ihe meeting is TO DISPOSE
o. und. u ilr hands Of tine treasurer -otlii
IH.f cHn ha used n Tine completion oi ihD
m.uUW poo.
Ia, officers .f the association are Hon
A.N. h,-le, maW of EeypU. presidents
Colonel William p. iWuef tice-iIe- .de",.
Mr.. John H. 'iylor treasurer. The surviving
m.ab.r- o. fsc board of directors af,
Nl..-r. j.. %. Mayo. y. VI. Lyon. L. "
.p,l.rn Robert T. Brooke. pr. .. Is. ~
,lr. and pr.J y. Wood.
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lho following suits were Instituted in this
court Yesterday.
Wioolvr At a Archer against finncy
Brothers. Damages. 500.
L.F.hli.er against The jaime. e. smith
lcc Company llI $1,000.
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..Cac Of Eno- Dicker-on."
UNIFIED STATS COURT
Important Decision Rendered by Judge
HUGHES.

In the United states Court yesterday ile
following important ease WAS d'rld.u lf
judge llughes IN the Suits OF 'a-kci. Nr..
and Of Oberiurf.r ana Others. frIfe-ciii. "a
bv Coke A PickhM Edgar Allan. samuel
pro,kauer. and Louis Wcndemburr. o. l-..
for conplainants. against GreenwaiiN t'n,
Edmund Waddiii, jr trustee. and lioHcii-
stein a Diamond. preferred creditors. dD-
t.ndanis-ihc latter 81 whom were repre-
scented by William flc.enhciincf. r,1.. aud
Mr.. John :. Wise.
arcenwald A son on the 2'd day Of De-
cembcI. ISL. made a decd 90 assignment 90
Edmund " lddill, Jr.. trustee. lreiculns
The creditor, above named. Complaining
creditor filed their bills IN equity January
3. lss1. 10 have the deed eci aside and aii-
uulled. DISPOSITIONS were taken h0tf ln
Richmond and New l0fk al great expense.
The case was argued hast spfing iof Two
days in court. and extensive briefs were
Gicd by both sides and no Little time and
natiepce was required by the judge 10 read
he mass OF evidence and notes of argument
IN consideriug aud passing on the case.
OPINION OF JUDGE HUGHES.
The deed assailed in THE suit Is without
al on IL lace. Council m.'iHAc ~,
''''inions when they assume that any aisu-
,,,n,,, l. required. OF that authorities need be
" ''i,.l 10 convince me that deed Of assign
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Leieh-stroct napu.t Church Parsonage.

The coma. cation of Leigh--tfeei Baptist
Church have purchased parsonage. II
lf.uis .n Marshall PaiA and adloins the
W.il-hu0Nu lihh, house. now owned 10y Mr..
J.. Powers. RDN. pr Frost and family hc-
can moving Friday. Members Of the com
.rc-atI0n visited the parsonage yesterday
nr. supplied itVith many comforts and con-
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Madison ward club Eeorsnnised.

THE Madison Ward club held "a meeting
ia ihn lhanrIl COURTROOM la-f night for
the purpo~. of encctins thorough rcor-an-
Hafl0n and getting itself iu shape for active
and useful work duriu- ihe present cam
pli.n. \ large attendance WAS present,
and number of new members were en-
rolled.
The followin. oficrre were elected:
President. 4. lHylor -frHtton.
Nicc-pr-.dcuf- First, W. Dane Court
nov. second. Captain Charles W. Allen:
third. Mann =. Valentine. Dr.: fourth. Carl
ION Mccarthy: secretary. g.. L. Icnser;
treasurer John =. Elicit; -ergeant-at-ann-,
j. Thomas Nowlln.
THE meeting was addressed los Mr. Jack
SON Guy. chairman of the city Central Conn
miiie.. who urged upon ihe club the nece,-
4ity for perfect organization and effective
work. including 70 thorough house 10 house
cantd~-.
The election of Mr.. John :. Elicit. who Is
comparatitelY % new member of this club.
H. high compliment 90 that gentleman. ana
~ recognition Of his ability aud energy ~ a
member.
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The Clay ward Democratic headquarters
VIII le op.ucd tomorrow az the southeast
corner Of Broad and smith streets. Captain
j. H. Hopkins and Mr.. J. Is. Haley will be
in charge.
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=
e.. ,,.,,o and Told him that be- W"nlu ,, ~,
s'ti,'.. l.i,, ia an4fhiug against piln'' -.
i'li'N 49, -,'.,. .s -,id b.. chow the ~
n. N.',ri, would not bc safe IN NJ m'm" Il,
Vf " 49, ,.ouf 90 say th1f h""'f' -, -"
-, man his due. Al men nv, -.
a., tbem. - has hHh'h'' '.'.,,,
..ti,.,,. fhli rnnn us hi- i'll'", ~, n, yill
il. ~ ,Ytin. cars - ih'N''',', ,h,r,.i,, be-.
ln IL himself lfr an Of ilie" "'''
come an Autocrai. .,,,,.l fopnhlieau-
a.. nuni0i from the "l.,' lost.
id sai State sncn as N"'h'','' 'hou,
.ri-loke of other over u '',
.,,tf.4 and Struggled !" lriih "'h
2. l.'f m f.ii,v "a ticket. fhc hea0 OF Nii't"
''. t. .l1t flfnt could NOT totch IT.
.,.,rd .if o., .rslr- fh7' Nahnn' H'u
....l.I fhe paris. and l'n -aio W' -
.r..f- tt instinct And fi"s ,',.,,,. 3,
...t ID mau hr elected tiir 80 .fn'
u. 3.l.iui1 i"lii poo io'lll '.''. non,
.'.'.r, would rfllin li.fL pi'lil"iN'
.....I... .f fla rr.-iesprian church i"h'
'. tl.,f D.d could do noiinnf "'utf man
lnf Nlhuun. said cod '"h
; l.0, a.. easily n- 10 RiiF HIM '".. ',.
...tra.r .t.H Chat IS Impossible ,"' ,,
....It f. G.iug- -iill further. nc A.
n.t.n o.. Hlufi1a ID cluld nul Wh,h 3"
.....I l....hflI'-. uilpu name Ma- W ii,i'"'
.f.ll,.. boz r.ni-ed fO h1ut/r o.. 1000" l'i" Nl'
......,.t. euoaid mos unless ih' h'''' " "'
W. Massey h.uI i.>ed lhe attention %, , o, .l ms
hearers while Do. -f'-e NJ iii' t'I y,
..,.t. ag H.Iiu.f.r ire.~lhi'i- "'n
-'. .frf Ill. mfu, -tbDucr ." i'@,. ,n.
t.t.N,h.f.tt h..l which He u'" '''''
.i......l ii.i.i this Same LEGISLATURE.
rfa9tFNr rrEontfi">.
..,b ., fr.bHie to iAc -ia
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

From some unknown caus. HE wool
hou.c Ina the rear Of the residence OF Mr. T..
l.. TYLER. alnD . street. caught lire lat
night about : o'clock. I'm alarm wac
turned in. The damage was triling.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13

Ever since the cool weather has Set in
we have been cr0Wdcd---croWdcd in our
Clothing Department, crowded in our Hat
and Furnishing Goods Departmental
crowded all over our store with people, in
tcIligcnl people, and every one Of EN- buy
mo Fall and Winter Goods.
Verify thoroughly reliable and stylish
goods when coupled with low prices. never
fail to draw crowds Of intelligent buyers
II has been rather a common remark Of
late that the public didn't respond 10 news
paper announcements these days as they
did some years ago. Well. they do, reader
when thc advertisement is above a rcpu-
table FIRMS name The truth Of the mat
ter is. The ~choolnastcr is abroad in the
land, and the people are growing more and
more intelligent day by day, are less guilt
bic than the, used to be: consequently. the
crowds fbuycr~ are found at our house
because the goods al present prices demon
stratc beyond a doubt that we are giving
the people big value for their dollars
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13
HON. JOHN L. MASSEY
GREETED LAST NIGHT ny a
TREMENDOUS AUDIENCE.
nj. speech -, Che "id Market Hall '"'''
,u.,,ce. of the old Doininio" Club
v.hone Exposed. rNcoriaied ann
rt.,od-Vi~ Career - >tiiishnce-.

v.,ooe Exposed. rNcoria'ed ana
r,,ycd-ui> Career o.. stih,hness-
lieutenant, ;o,ernor John J.. Ms..''
IL. last NIGHT in old Market hall in.7
l,rI -.,t, about six hundred people 'hd N'-
lows standing room for thn n''N'
v-l,il,. tho noopic Werl. coming in. HHI
speakcr was being awaited i'f' ii''"'''
hand d'.cour-fd martial an-.
e,,, ,ninut,- after eight O'Clock II I'D,
tol,, .. Massey WIS escorted into ii' N.,'
and seated m-t in rNu NJ ilc III n'', .,f
,,ns accompanied ly Hon. j. Jay
I'm Harris Jacobs. col. 'iiHni- ~
bo,d. col. Prank g.. kunih- r
.,nd. William f0,en-f.in. cot. -
ford jackson Guy. iiveWrh ii''''
o'R Nr rlmrnoy. president q the ,0.. .' ID -.
niuion 1lab. iHir0duced Way ~
Who spoke of fh' -irai
n",,,o.ror,. Hon. John T. Massey. Nn'
i'ell''.i.', An how t1 overthrow l.rf WrH
Dnnmv Of Nir-nil. iili1m N'h'"''
um. MASSEY.
T., u,onnfin. ,iie -ia-i. alflnudod ihc no''.
effort now being mad" i1 l'I'.. h' '''
.,laiuit, which cln ot,rrYhi. i.t pa
Virginia. This canvass Wnl pave
far-pachng result Cham aht '''h'
In hi- experience. ON ih' "''
lri,iit nicfrra off prosperity. un ll' 'iI.
1.rl and a,rfll'n. picture. 'rlld
-t,ia f,U INTO fha nlul- Ol VI '
,orr active efforts n0ilu- ni iN. H.i'
some time ago tw0 mfa oi rnlfi
.., .h. hu-fin.-. Tlr, Uttered "' l' $780,
,nn,r. bnt each were Foo favor NI li
end. which Was to ho OBJ. good of Oh.
r,>r.roerr ,fAtuoNE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-13
wAppILi'o REPLY.

"Ny Boy BnH;
II think you should join the monaeef'e.
Come on the outside, in Amdcrou's oi. a..
with me. W