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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
DEATHS.

BLANKINGSHlP.-D at his fathers res
ideucc 4Oi north Thirty second street, sep
tcmbcr 9th. at 800 O'Clock =. Nj, THOMAS
GRAHAM. infant son of ". :. ana Helen \
Biankingship; aged one month and twenty
TWO DAYS.
EASTMAN.-Died. n Chesterfield county
"a Wednesday. ,.eptembcr3d. ALMA F~itLLt
EASTMAN. only child Of Alice l.. ara \.
Eastman. aged two years and TWO months.
EDWARDS Died, at Williamsburg, Va.
September eth boz his fOriy-sevcnti year
ROLAND EDWARDS, of this city formerly
OF -mifnheld. Na.
FLtISHMAN.-Died. in Chicago, III, after
% short Illness. in the siNtV-hith year Of her
age. Mrs. kAIHl FLtISHMAN, rcllcto OF VIII
uHm Fleishman.
Her funeral Will take place nom her late
res'dcn e.. 40. CPS north seventh street. ihls
morning 40 $50 o'clOcks Friends and ac-
Quantances invited % attend
NOBLE Died. at the residence of her son,
Mr. T.. 81. noble. az l'l5 o'clock, september
ON, SIR. LUCBfTIA NOBLE aged siXty-nlne
wears.
pENZFR.-D ~eptember .. 1890, az T..
Mat her fathers hOmc,ll6 Wood street.
Chelsea HillI MARION. only daughter of
Louis and Emma PcnzeT aged seventeen
months
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Mr. Philip DWELL desires the following
90 De published:
In the local publishing the proceedings
OF the Fulton Democratic Club meeting last
night 10 is stated thar was the leader Of
Ihe party that met and THAI Mr.. Hartley
was the leader OF the other faction that will
meet on Monday night. disclaim any an
iagonism Ia Mr. Hartley whatever. | be-
long 10 no faction or party but the Demo
cratic party, and think my record will show
that | have never been anything else. This
was simply a call made by several men,
beers of the club because they thought the
time was ripe for reorganization and my
name was not even in the call
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

L. H. wonderful what fortunes have been
made Ia Southwest Virginia. That section
is 90 rich ia coal and iron that towns spring
up As il by magic. Minneapolis in Russell
county, at the junction OF Norfolk and West
ern. and the Charleston, Cincinnati and
Chicago railroad, VIII Ice a large mining
and manufacturing city. See sale Of hrst
auction Of lots. 20 lake place on Eth. 18th
and 10th az september, 10 he conducted By
our tOwnsmru. MeSsr-. Chailiu * TO-. who
will give fui Information as 10 cost of
trip, etc.
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Ambulance Calls,

The ambulance was called out yesterday
as follows:
At ll:05 4. NJ, to First street, between
Main and Cary, To a white woman who had
couVulsiOns. She was relieved and taken
home.
At 1880 a. NJ, TO Dills tobacco factory,
10 Il cOlOred man with cramps. He was re-
lieycd and taken home.
At L. NJ TO Broad and Belyidore streets.
TO see a white man who had an epiieptic fit.
lie was relieved and left at the place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Are YOU aware mat carpets collect ana ,O
Some matter. AMI that the carpet cleaning
denartment OF Mrs. \. J. Pyle has especi'l
facilities for removing these impurities, rs
well as all dust, Oyii. moths, @c.I lei
method Of securing carpets is the very Dss . ,
in fact she has one OF the most conipie.JJ
carpet cleaning establishments TO DC loun"
anywhere. 3lj north Fifth street.
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~ AND H."


- -TT-----
"i''''H's and John 7. Kelly ut thu
Academy.
a large audience welcomed lnt "i7l per
ormonca Of 81 and J." last evening al the
ul,,r, Academy Tha concocfiou.i, "a mu.
,....i.+ .,bt..b
steal satire ana one lu'i ua7 u Il." Ply .f
cannot Doe said Oh am! ItiloIll''ii0g W. i'''
same call1re Which mas p,tn 7''" ''''
fore. IL deals Win cA',li,'. '.''',' n.y..
splitting comedy ANA mover ''tt.' -.
piece portray 7.lii' %" ''". i.,,l,
around winch are hulll d '''''' w
events. .......,,.
Ar. 6u- Williams. Who Us -i''. i'' ,' '',
u..e asiDrred as Professor l. n-'Io."l", 81
music teacher. and in his pee ile@9 MAJ r.i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to the following parties: Frank H. N0li
and Edith VI. Emms. Orion u. King and
EmilyJ. King, Asa Wood and Dora Harris,
Thomas |. Southall and Maggie l.. Luck.
Edward l.. Bomar, Of South Carolina. and
Mamie T.. Landrum, Edward +. Kaiser
and Nellie Morris, Ben Ellinger and Sarah
f. Burkham. All the persons mentioned
arc white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

station last Friday night, were brought
from the Jail 10 the Hastings Court yester-
day afternoon on writ OF habeas corpus
and plea for bail. On account Of the alb
sence " certain witnesses, the men were
carried back to Jail and the case continued
until this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Engfos,ed .ilycr-cased THINE
blc-. Doe.
New whip Button-U0oks pa
boxes oNydized and silver.
BE
solid gold Bangle Friendship
Rings. soc
solid Gold Wine Rings. with
sets Of single pearl noon
stones. ubies. ememlds. gar
nets. sapphires. 81
New style Link Fob-Chan.
with pearl and stone-set chain,
Doc
New Tortoise-shen Hair
Combs. with cut.steel backs.
2lc
Read our CURTAIN AID
VERTISEMENT TO NOR
ROW. Our Store will be
closed all day MONDAY.
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At the High school.

The examination Of pupils for entrance in
the Richmond high schools was completed
yesterday. The questions answered were on
the traditional i0Olscap paper,as IN the usual
examination at the schools, and the papers
viii be examined 10y the principal OF the
Hich school. 1t will be- some days before il
is known whether the pupils will pass or
not.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
SPACE TO Relate.

LOCdI IIipptnIHg- IhHi NtVulr' IitIIt
space to Relate.
Fruit is higher than ever before known at
this season of the YEAR
Fifty thousand dollars Of old bonds, issued
under actOr March >. 1866. with Sl9j46 Ql
fundable coupons attached. were presented
at the second Auditors office yesterday for
funding.
The following cOnyicts were received al
the penitentiary Yesterday: Armistead Jetl
(colored), from fauquier county, one year
Tor robbery from the person; Henry Taylor
alias Ben TAYLOR (cOl0rod). from Warwick.
one year for malicious assault.
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The. Rossdsitcher Case.

For several days nothing new has turned
up III the Rossdeitcher murder case. sheriff
Southwark claims 10 be working on "a new
theory, and says that he has valuable clues.
The county authorities are doing all pos.
sible 10 ferret out the mystery, and IL il is
possible 20 convict man they are going
ia do IA
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Gentlemen,

Do You know who can remove the gloss
from your clothing, and clean, dye, ana re-
pair them IN the best manner Apply wl
information to Mrs. Al. PYLE, 30 horlh
Fifth street
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OFFICE or IL. w. MoSsfA'
BAKER AND CONfECfiONEM
No. III EAST MAIN srkhE,1ao
.t-..,.,,haf I'D. lNU.

To THE PUBLIC: ,,u, coll nv
cFIFBRhTED ICE CREAMS AM ND
WATER ICES at the former price9s,Mn eral
dollar and iiny cents per gallon. Liberia ,,on,il
reduction 70 parties buying in larger Iunih anu
lies for Church Fairs, Festivals, ficin ,i H.
&c. Boarding-houses and Hotels VIII ,,o ~
sunplied al the old prices. Thanking you
for your patronage in the past, anu so. n,,rs
,ns /" '0"'' II. w. MoEsTA.
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rrANrrn - 4 NnIlNG NINGI i

aArANT TOCALL SPECIAL AlltN-
W ton OF those who neei iLANIN inf
CONSERNATORIE0 or STOCKS i1rPkttN
HOUSES. also those Who wish to cnlliFaI
WATER LILIES, tnat bloom ifom spring POP
t,ll. and through winter Adv ice and price
Isis nee n. Is. tAIlIN,
.25 south Laurel street, ON
SEQ River side PARK.
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YARBROUGHS "MiLD Bthhhh
TOBACCO DOES NOT MAKE YOU
<EHNOTS.
.uow TO Cure All skin Diseases

Simply apply 'swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema. itch, all eruptions on the face
hands. nose, &c., leaving the skin clear;
white, and healthy. Its great healing ana
curative powers are possessed by no otner
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne's
Ointment.
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NeM knarflars.

Following Were the cOnyicts received at
the pententiary yesterday: Armistead Jet
(col0rcd), from Fauquier county, one year
for robbery; Henry Taylor, alias Ben Tay-
Tor (colored), from Warwick, one year for
malicious nsAalllf
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Ilre- Alarm.

An alarm of lire was turned in from Box
II, corner Tenth and Byrd, at 30 yester-
day afternoon. a chimney 10 an old shanty,
2l3 south Tenth street, beyond the basin,
was obstrlcted and smoked little. The
department was not needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Mr.. y. y. Bomar, Of " oodford county.
KY, aud Miss Mamie Landrum, "A cousin Of
DIR. w. w. Landrnm, OF the Second Baptist
church, viii be married this morning at D
O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

PORT or WEST POINT. SEPTENBER 10.
ARRIVED.
steamer ID. II. Miller, Captain Billups, ron
Norfolk with general cargo; steamer Balil-
more. Captain Billups. from Baltimore. WIN
general cargo.
SAILED.
steamer d II. Miller. CAPTAIN Blllup~. from
Norfolk with general cargo; steamer Baltl-
more. captain Billups. for Baltimore with
general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. SErTFMBEE 10
ABHINEu.
steamship Old Dominion. Richmond. ana
sailed for New York. merchandise.
SAILED.
steamship Pedro. Charleston. cOaled.
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rarE aIIIIE EnKICA

WASHINGTON. y. G.. sept. 10 Forecast for
Virginia: Rain. preceded by fair weather IN
the southern portion; stationary tempera-
turc: easterly winds.
For Norfh Carolina: Local rains. preceded
bv fair weather In the northern portion; sta
tionary temperature; easterly Minds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Woman. Her diseases and Their Treat.
ment, - pages. illustrated; nrice. ave. Sent
upon receipt Of luc., cost 80 mailing. etc.
Address Professor X. II. Kline. VI. D.. g3l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

We suppose you know by
this time we are making siren
uous efforts to double our bust
ness. We are as good as our
word. Each day sees New
Goods thrown on our counters
and shelves at prices which are
lower for same quality than in
any of the many stores OF
Richmond. This is no idle
boast. The things we offer
are just what you either want
now or will soon want. We
still caution you to watch our
advertisements and window
displays. Don't you want
Boys Shirt Waists
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solid gold Bangle friendship
Rings. soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

MR.. J. EMORY SHAW WILL RE-
vi ceive pupils in vocal Culture az DIS
MUSIC STUDIO. 80. 1905 easl Main street
Walter -. Moses & Coz. on and AFTER sep
tember 18Th, 1890 Pupils gfeln,iea lpi
OPERA. GRAFTON. and CONCERT WORK.
l-ll.l LII In.
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Personal. MENTION

People Going Away and Retnrning-Do-
ing This and THAT.
Mr.. &. l.. Benson, OF Charlottesville, is in
the city.
Mr.. 4. Hill Montague has returned 10 the
city from the University OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

1000 llassocks made OF Hfue-
sells Carpets ana Velvet Carr
pets. soc. each.
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two young white men who assaulted and
robbed Felicia Nass near the Byrd-street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Other hattcrs will place the
same identical quality and
shape on sale at s.. 50 and
$500.
Bs5 See the values at $40
and SIS in our stock Of Light
Weight Overcoats.
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For the Fall Season.

The reception that was &C
corded our new Fall Derby
makes its success an assured
fact. We sold over $50 yes
tcrday and every one Of these
dats now adorn the Uranium
OF some highlypleased patron.
Big profits are the order Of
the day at the start Of the sea
,on--with us, however, this
rule is a mere myth. We
actually start the season with
lower prices than other hatters
will name at the very end.
Thus, for instance, while We
sell our new Fall Derby &C
cording to quality, for
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ChancerY Court.

A suit was instituted yesterday by Con-
stance +. West. executor, vs.. West and
others. II relates to the construction of "a
will aud the division of some property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
DR.. GARLAND p. MOORE.
lie spent "a Quiet Day In Richmond Last
Week

Mr.. :. 4. Jarvis, sheriff of northampton
county. spent the night at Ford's Hotel
Tuesday, and left yesterday morning at II
o'clock, via the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
for Buena Vista, where he went to take DIR.
Garland i. Moore, charged with outraging
a young lady in NORTHAMPTON county, back
to that place. He will be taken there to-
day, reaching Eastyille this afternoon.
Yesterday a week ago Moore spent near
IL all day in Richmond, and that morning
Major Poe. chief Of police, received a tele-
gram from Sheriff Jarvis instructing him "a
arrest Moore on the York river train that
evening. The telegram was turned over
to Policeman John Hal, Of the First
station, 90 execute, who learned
that no train on that line reached the city IN
the afternoon. The telegram did not give
an accurate description Of Moore. as IL did
not tell his age. In a short time this teio-
gram was followed by another stating that
the fugitive had gotten of at Gloucester
Point.
ANOTHER TELEGRAM.
The next day another was received. offer
ing $500 reward, and asking il any more in
formation was needed. Major Poe, at the
request Of officer Hall, wired the sheriff for
a full description of Moore.
While this telegraphic CORES pOndence
was going on. Moore was in the city walk
ing at large, and at the very time that Major
Poe received the telegram Moore was in
Murphy's Hotel eating.
lie reached the city that morning at Z
O'Clock instead Of the afternoon. as tine tele-
gram stated. The message saving that be
had gotten of al Gloucester Point also mis-
led the Richmond police. If the proper in
formation had been received Moore would
have been captured here.
WITH THE BARKEEPER.
About one o'clock that Wednesday Moore
walked into the bar Of Murphy's Hotel anc
approached Mr.. Henry j. Rippon. the bar
tender, and extended his hand. Mr.. RippOr
did not recognize him at first, but finally re
membercd him as the boy with whom he went
to school years ago i'm Northampton
county. Mr.. Rippon was not aware Of the
grave charge resting upon his old friend
and was very glad 10 see him and invited
him to take a drink. lie refused at ilr,t
but finally took a glass Of beer, but barely
tasted it and yet il back, saying he could
not drink now.
After a few words of CONVEX alton, Moore
called Mr.. Rippon aside, and said: "LOol
here, my friend. J want TO ask YOU If you
ever 90 down on the Eastern shore again
don't never call my name" The latter re-
piled that he did not suppose be would cycl
think OF him, even If ne should happen q
20 there.
SAID HE WAS HUNGRY.
Moore then remarked that he was hungry
and inquired where was the dining-rOOm
| After eating dinner Moore came ont. bOugh
cigar, and sat dow and read ncwspape
until exactly o'cl ck, when bee left, sayin,
he was going to "a 10 the 6:4j train 90 Phila
delphia, and was seen no more. Mr. Kip
pom did not pay any attention TO the remark
until he heard Of his arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

XATANTED-sIIUAu As Wis
w fIING 0nNtinr-- hN 0n experience i
teacher Best cllN references. address n
b. e.. So. 8I6 ur,t Cary street. city. se5-ot
XIrANiEu.ONE OR TWO FURNISHED
w looms without board. Address. viii
nIln.- l. ILAIL- .llLLD. ~
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New style Link Fob-Cha.n.
with pearl and stonc-set chain,
soc.
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FOR SALE.

STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE TWO
> SrNfIlNAHl, AUTOMATIC eur OF
ENGINES >txs ol cylinder f~N2~ ruchss
each capable OF working up iu $50 horse
power Also three HORIZONTAL ilht
LAR BOILERS. Zach of about 500 horse. low-
err rs Y Oh rs new. sold only ip maAc f,Vm
Tor laNcr machinery.
VIRGINIA ELEt'l RIO LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY.
s.--IW No. 10 south seventh ftfvcf.
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SPLENDID BUSINESSF>

4 SPLENDID BU y y + = >
~ eli ANJE.- For sale OF rent. the old -
GOBpIN TAVERN, 20 present owned ana
occupied by MI T. b liannigan. Mt hanni-
gan wishes 10 retire irOm business, and VII
sell or rent the above pfOpc %. There l. nn
better stand la the city of Richmond; plenty
OF yard ruOm. slahling, Ne' lhiS pioNis
also froEts 90 Calhoun, GOddin. and ~lfns
streets DEMON, UPPER & g.,
se3-2w o2l Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Figured Flannel Wais's. WITH
pocket, Substituted, nickel
buttons and silk mccs. zoe
worth 81.
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sorNDs ANYHOW

If the wire breaks. an alarm is also given,
so that in every way the Captains inyen-
ton is good one. He is well pleased with
it. and thinks that such men as Flournoy
will not again attempt 10 break jail.
Throughout all departments Captain Epp,
deserved much credit for his excellent
management, and ne said at parting that
he wanted all the good people Of the city 10
pay him visit.
AN official yisiti" Asked the reporter.
"No, sir" said the Captain, "a friendly
visit. There are a hundred and seventy
paying me official visits now. What
want the people 10 see what ! have done,
and that for my two years / have faithfully
discharged the trust they have given me-"
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Blood disease vanish from the system
when \. B. Z. Alternative is used.
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solid Gold Wine Rings. with
sets Of single pearl. noon
stones. rubies, emeulls. gar
nets. sapphlres. 81
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Flonl connlcr-L1n aisIe.

outing Cloth shirt Waists.
with Silk-lacing Cord, lace-hut-
tons, 25c.
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Genuine Indigo blue and Oil-
boiled red figured Shirt Waists,
SOC. worth zoe.
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CONF IND DANCE.

Just at this time gentleman with good
voice came forward and sang out: "All
who want 10 dance please walk this way
Then the band commenced to play to polka
time, "GoOd-By Liza Jane" Bless the
boys, they felt the inspiration and in turn,
just for their own amusement, here and
there, several Of them fetched fantastic
steps, much 10 their own delight. Even
Jim Flournoy. Of Richmond, could not hold
his Democratic feet, and he was seen 10
jump in among his friends and cut a caper
or two in Gemure way while the iddleTs
played and patted the floor with their feet
in nprfpct time 10 the music
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You don't want to make the
mistake Of overlooking our
Carpet Department Some
thing new every day
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sun riser ............j:5O Moon riscs.3:li \. VI
sets...............G 2j paN : length. l2h Son
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VIRGINIA REEL.

The polka having ended, young man,
who appeared TO be master Of ceremonies
for the time, again called partners to
their places, this time for an Old-tashiOned
Virginia reel. "TOO many over there
don't you see YOU have four couples and
this side three" said he, and then the fun
commenced. The girls were graceful and
stepped lively to the sounds Of the music.
The boys were gallant, and one, when be
picked sp tan let fall by lady, seized il
between his teeth willie gracefully comply
Ing with the order of the prOmpter b "turn
your partners" Hello. Carol, come
here" said one of the dancers, addressing
a bashful but mighty handsome young man.
'Be back in minute-hOwdye- but am
going to give my horse some oats" and
away he went
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Some Elegant Sofa smyrna
Rugs that sell for $50 we are
selling for So.
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The Jcwclry Department is
a counter you don't want to
miss if you come in the store.
(Roamd conutDr-to righ'of euf0arcl
We are securing every day
Novelties not to be found in
the other Stores.
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yxTANTED-AN ACTIVE. ENEK
w GErIC SALESMAN with some know D.
Ledge of BOukktfilNSf musi taNe good
executive ability So ns t0 assist boo active
management OF "a large retail store 900 an DOE
tcr!or town duriug the proprietor obscene.
Prefer those OF age % to 90 years. Addr' -'
with references. stating age, business fhp'
ts..f.t,,,nf sr--ffe
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GEORGE d. WISE.

che Alliance men were delighted to see
George -. Wise, the mar who will 90 90 the
Fifty-second Congress with an endOrsatiOn
from the Democrats Of the Third district that
none Will dare deny. He has been four
times the representative nom this district,
and the unjust manner by which he was de-
priyed of his seat in the f1ftN-nrst Con-
gress by Reed and his Republican allies, to-
gether with his popularity In the district
growing out Of long service, was enough
not only 10 secur- his cordial invitation to
the picnic yests rday, but 10 cause him TO
be accorded the heartiest hearing and
warmesi welcome.
His remarks were cOuched in the best
style Of this well-knOwn orator. They were
full OF thoughtful sentiment, and when be
told how entirely he was IN accord with the
Alliance. the faces Of the farmers spoke
how closely he was hitting home To-
wards the Influences and intentions
Of the Alliance. He read the Lynch
burg platform Of the Alliance, and
his endorsation OF its principles was SO
Democratic as 10 open the hearts OF those
who heard him. He made the point that
this platform was. in It's most salient fea- |
lures, almost the exact one of De |
mocracy. lie complimenied Cleveland. |
showed IN well-chOsen language the |
enormities concealed in the Force bill, |
and concluded by complimentary allu- |
sion, TO the silent audience Of ladies and |
gentlemen he had the pleasure 10 address. |
that was highly appreciated. II might be |
a perfectly safe venture 10 remark, that in |
the great crowd present there was not one
that will not do his best 30 increase the ma |
jority OF Mr.. Wise in the coming election.
AS TO BUSINESS.
The business portion Of the meeting of the
Alliance yesterday was highly gratifying
aud successful. The Alliance independent
Union Company had called meeting Of the
hoard OF directors for yesterday at shady
Groye, The meeting was duly organized
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For WEEK ENpiNG SEPT 10. 1890
PREDICTEDTIM STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT