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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
T1e COLOMBIAN Ex75slTlON.



s,afamf.i t- to ifou b. is Progressing to
bo Published.
CurAaO. O.t. 2.-ln view of DEE ya.t
nlmiafaua variety ofquestions pronounced
90 Dr. 8utrlrNor'h. secretary Of The Worlds
Columbian Exposition, concerning the
Norf Zone ANA in progress. and
tue OBJ nrtuui-ics afforded and facilities
60 De provided, De- is about To- pc
pare "a circular ter which Will impiTt
much OF the Information solicited. Ee-
lerr.n- 90 the statement by the lndepen-
den,e Beige, published in brussels, IN
regard 90 the effect oi thc Mckinley bin on
our Exposition, Dir. ButterWorih says that
10 viii nave some effect BOZ the direction sug-
ge-ted j. quite probable, bat that
DO Will De IN an approximate
degree rs idr-reaching as is suggested
300 that journal cannot believe. ndouht-
ol.y Il would Dee useless % make an exhibit
for The purpose Of securing purchasers Of
Goods u it viii Dee impossible To
sell and TO deliver the goods after
zoe purchasers have been found. But
There is apprehension as o. the possible
SCOPE aud range of tine Mckinley bin
us Ia gre riIc Of duties imposed
a. compared with the present rate,
and also a- 90 ihe number Of arti-
r!es to which 70 applies I have sent
iIg COPS ~ tne hii as If passed
and WAS approved hy tha frt -.d"nf,
aud VIII make up Sd statement shcwin- rs
q iaiiOa o. lle existing rates. and tA. range
0f articles Injected by the changes. and also
those upon which there is practically
uO duty. and which would afford
e conspicuous and most attractive and in-
terosfin1 pant Of ouroXnibiti0n. IL must De
Obvious 90 AN that there may De a
Wy vile aud important range II
cshibii. that would not Doe touch
"a by the tariff. But shall, as soon
is gei hold Of the law, prepare state
ueut for fhe public.
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FITS. All fits stopped free by DR.. kline's
Great Nerve Iestorcf. No ilts after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
$500 trial bottle free 10 lit cases. send 10
Dr. Kline, e3l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Hastings Court.

Judge Witt did not try any cases in the
Hastings Court yesterday, but adjourned
the court for the term. The clerk issued a
marriage license 10 David Edmond and ida
NJ. Campbell, both Of this city.
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ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
FOrtify Yourself

Aeainst malarial diseases that are 81
prevalent at this season by thoroughly
cleansing the bowels and arouslng the liNer
TO its normal action. Take Or. DaNid 5
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

Chase city lithia, Wolf Trap l.ithia. Bow
den Lithia (ir0m Georgia.. the celebrated
plummcr iroinine-ArseHic water (Ashe
county, y. & }. and ull 9th waters. s0ld in
this market, 10y owens Il Minor Drla Con-
pany.
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NOTES AROuT TOWN.

local happenings That Require Liitle
space to Relate.
Nr Eugene ,heppe.son has purchased
the residence Of Mr. Claiborne Watkins. on
Park avenue.
Governor Mckinney has refused T. par
don Balild Clarke, convicted of felony in
De-. county in iSs9
The southern Express Office Yesterday
evening moved into is new quarters. 81;
.ssf Slain street.
o.. - Norris. deputy treasurer Of scott
..Iif.. r.s Il lhe CAPITOL Yesterday.
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HEIGHTS.

THIS PROPERTY OF the SOUTHSIDE
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
consists of nearly 300 acres OF laod, when
has been divided no into lots Of 81 feet each
wide. one o. the grand feaures OF "a person
buying themselyes a home at Woodland
Heights is the beautiful FOrest-Hill Park
over there. Lots are offered on the following
terms: One-fourih cash; balance one. two
and three years and your taxes are paid w
10 1897. Call on
THOMAS RUrHERFOORD.
Oc2-Th2tSu3t north Tenth street.
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nNArnEK FORECA,T.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., oct. 2.-FOlecast for
Virginia and North Car0lica: showers, yari-
able winds, generally northeastly, slight
changes IN temperature.
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JAMES II. HUGHES, NJ. ID.

fully concur in the above statement o, OF
DR. Hughes. and | am so much assured oil
the great benefits derived from the use OF lhe
chase CITY Lithia Water in efecting CURE
hitherto despaired OF. that ! have determines
10 bring my family here from my nome III
Kentucky To reside for some time at
tribute my restoration to health soiey "
the use Of this water.
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
of Wakefield, Ky.
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NEO PER SHARE. 1.-THE UNr
IA AIMED. BUSINESS AND Pro

w A Hr.sl2xi BCS 1lEl y Z AND PRO
North Carolina 90 buy The kIMlNII..
STANDARD INpfM fR. For nf,..n
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speed. durability. quality Of work and nfhI-
folding over POO fcmingions in H.r I
Richmond and vicinity. and this feet II.I. .s
enough 90 demonstrate It's superiority
Machines RENTED or SOLD Un tenn. fI
suit. situations furnished stcuographr- ..I
type writer operators free ~ charge D.aI
Remington operators always in demand ..I
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Exclusive dealer for Virginia and NOrfI il..-
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Mrs. Lacy Balm. wife OF Rev u. Balm, Of
the Virginia Methodist Conference, died Il
the Retreat for the sick yesterday morning.
Her remains were taken 10 Fanquicr 20.
burial
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HOOKS.
MEErlNCs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNFN IhAi
~ by request Of he holders Oi one 'n'. 81
the stack. a general meeting OF lic s,f
hOluers of the RICHMOND lotoNVi - p
AND MACHINE MOt ~ hos nsen ga.
and Will be held at the office otihe ou. ,.
on TUESDAY. OCT0nFns =. 1870, al ~ . ..''
n. Orpho T. r JONES. fe'ltt'''
So Tim
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c..s of Bright's Disease cure" w
Chase CITY Lithia "sser'
TESTIMONIALS. ~.
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA"i


,fess,s. Hardy & Roller, y
- Proprietors chase CITY Lith,a ~, nafer, :.
Ce,tlemen.-On my arrival here ron my
home. bloomfield, KY. the iith o. ,h ~
month. / met my neighbor, Mr. yo"' H.
Wakefield. Of spencer county, ny; Sn'
Wakeield has, 70 my own personal Know
ledge. been in very bad health Tor seven o .,
EIGHT wears, and during that tline trea'e =,
hy some of the most eminent Physicians VI
Kentucky. His nervous system was an. ~
ed. complicated with Brights disease oi I'D, sne
Kidneys, and it appeared at one tlin ,,r .na'
Sn wo,,ld lose one OF his kidneys entireiy.
lie was as near death as man p9ssiois
could he. lie tried some OF the celepi"E,u '
,oineral waters of this country anu W.
taiucd only temporary relief.
Un visited this place aud has Deen usIn y,
the Chase City Lithia Water since z+'h ~
April. 1890, and, so far as ! can now uIs-
cover. he has complete RELIEF. Ills com,,
plexion healthy, action improved, appell1,e
restored. rest tranquil, and spirits revived;
Ills general condition indicates restored
aud lnvigorated man. attributapie 10 tne
use OF the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X. HUGHES, NJ. ~.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, BY BOWMAN, BOS-
WELL Il SIIUMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. . NORTH ELEVENTH sTREEr
1l3 feet on Floyd street between Meadow
AMI Rowland.
80 feet on Floyd street between Robinson
and cdar
30 feet on BrOoklnnd street.
1873 feet corner OF Washington and Winder
streets.
Nineteen LOIS on Carlton street.
Five LOTS corner Of Brooklyn street and
ShattswOod avenue.
DIV EiLiND. No. Dos east Clay street.
BRICK FAt TORY. south Eighteenth street.
FRAME HOUSE. rooms, 60 feet, Nlchoi-
son street.
STORE and DWELLING, 4 nOr.h kigh-
tccnth street.
NICE DWELLING and - acres IN aSpar-
agus. strawberries, Ac., In oitheast suburbs.
several SMALL. FARMS near the city. and
other well-paylng properly.
BOW NAN, BOSWt Ii < >HUMAN,
se2l.tf 9nOrth Eleventh street.
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THE NEGRO
BALLOT AND COUNT.

Mr.. Hcmphill then told what a free bal
lot and fair count really was. The Re-
publicant don't want Il fair count.
In discussing the fact that the Northern
people did not know what the southern
people wanted. Mr.. llemphil said: Why,
what does Mr.. Lodge. the patron Of the
Force bill, know about what Virginia or
south Carolina wants; Why, he does not
know any more about it than "A Northern
man does about heaven. Laughter. can {
see 10 save my life now a southern
man can be Il Republican. II is different
With Northern man, for their highest am
bition IS The almighty dollar, and ofcOurse
in the Republican party he has an opportu-
nifty to gain money by many degrading
means. But don't know what man in
our great Southland wants 20 get in that
fold for.
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SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS.
"cYcLoNE JIM MARSHALL.

At the close of Mr.. llemphil's address,
Mr.. Burke introduced Colonel James
Marshall, of the Ninth district, and desIg-
mated him as Cyclone jim the Demo
cratic tiger Of the mountains. Mr.. Mar
shalt cawe forward and made Il most stir
ring address. He said he came TO the
meeting 10 shake the hand of his Old friend
Captain Wise, and assure him Of his
hearty good wishes ana not to speak.
Anerpaying high tribute TO the excellent
address he had heard he spoke OF the able
men in Virginia, who would 20 10 CONGRESS
next session. He mentioned John A. b Icl =
anan, of his district and W. IL. L. Lee.
of the Eighth district. When he mentioned
the name Of Hon. Charles r. O'Ferrall, Of
the Seventh, the applause was 80
great that even this speakers strong voice
could not be heard for several minutes.
Mr.. Marshall continued in brief but elO-
qucnt discussion of the main political
issues, and closed by urging the Democrats
Of Richmond 10 show the Republicans who
turned George Wise out of Congress that
he was truly elected by giving him an over
whelming majority on the lth Of November
next. The speaker was frequently inter
rupted with applause.
CAPTAIN WISE.
When Mr.. Marshall concluded Captain
Wise was forced TO come 10 the front and
address the audience, who were shouting
"Wiss" at the top Of their voices. lie said
that the tight appeared little lonely al
present, but he was willing TO fight 10
alone. He said "Republicanism in the
Third district had dwindlcd down 20
southard. ! promised YOU my fcllow-citi-
zens il you would place the Democratic
banner in my hands would bear it t. We
tory, and have been IN every portion Of ny
district, and will keep that VOW | made To
you. Applause. We would not be
worthy of the names OF 0ur ancestors ~
Nirginlans If we submitted 20 the treachery /
10 which we have been subjected by the /
Republican party. Applause. II on the /
lth OF November next your verdict will b. /
against that Infamous measure
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(iFeuit Court.

In the Richmond Circuit Court yesterday
suit was instituted by William L. Workman
a 60. against ID. James Baker. This is an
action on open account for $2)i.GJ.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIAlAruRa ALMANAC. Ger. ,, 1884,.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. OCT. ?.

-ur rises. .......... 500 Mocn rises 9:33 j. VI
-ui. l-...............5' 40 Day length. lElOm
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I nv y DIN IT w ID n
L elusive dealer Jon Niripia and North t.r-
lua for EUl~ON'S NiNEO6 .tAplf. WI..
mauiiO,ds iutographic and iypc-Rufer .f-
tcrs three thousand topics, nwWIr->
Music. lfc., can 2 a tiNeu from one tttur.
JOHN Is IjlpfptE
30 east Main street
So --su .V. fr.ff Richmond "a.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FINISHING AND
4 ASSEMBLING o-lNClt, lo-lHCu AAU
Pinch Brccch-ioadiug steel Guns on
nance Office, War Department, Washington.
September 20, 1897 Sealed proposals. N
duplicate. VIII ice received 900 rms Onico until B
o'clock T.. NJ. ON llilH~D y. OCTOBER t0.
~ -. at Whicn time tu-t wiil be publicly
opened. for finishing and ss-mnhug ia 1851 Pc
inch, six 49, lO-ilcl. and 81 l1) l2-ifrI
bIeech loading steel guDs. more 81 lcs- fI.,
principal parts being ,upDli o Dy the lnitl
states. Blank lnrms GA ~hich pfOI N.a.s
must bo made aud ull Inform tfou Required
v BENEr, Brg.-Gen.. Chief al Ordnance.
Oc3-.r. ~u3w
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READ THE SUNDAY TINES.

yAEBROUGlI'S "HiLD HURLEY
TOBACCO DOES not MAKE YOU
,ERNOIS.
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PERSONAL.


NfOTl, h PERSONS Dt.slklN" ~. iN
- visit No.ldisnd re sifs ami
PUk w.il c.Ili On ,.........
TnDMAS R1IlltNs,f'.
oc-.im 7noslh leutn.s i'''
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| IL. HARVEY.

AHUsGMt.r-.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Ia
BEASCU & LEAru. Managers.
For two days,
FRpAYANDSATURDAI, OCT. ID ANn irm
Gala day.
CROCKETT MAlINtE SAT- RpAN.
Appearance of the eminent actor
MIR. FRANk MAYO
n his World-ref owned characters.
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 3p.
NORuECk.
AFTERNOON AND ENENlNn
OCTOBER i'm.
the origual and only
DANY CROCK ErT.
sale of seats Thursday. october 2d.
se2s-Tu. FrN~.f
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TWO BILLlS.

In speaking Of Messrs. W. II. Beyeridge
and w. ii. Binford, be said they were the
two Billys, sinking Billy and silly Billy.
At this point Mr.. Binlord walked in, ami
Mr.. Waddlil said speak OF the devil and
you will hear bis wings flap" and then he
repeated what be had just said. The speak
or said be loved the Democrats and had the
highest regards for nearly all Of them.
Here Councilman Layne became SO
boisterOus that be was forced from the
room. and the scene Of his ejectment came
near being a critical one for the peace OF
The meeting.
Mr.. Wsddiil said that he wac positively
ceriaip that The Lodge bill would To- passtd.
A negro Ia the crowd here asked him II he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
GIT THERE.

AT this point big strong-lunged negro
said In voice clearly heard above the
din: go IL son, de rabbit got no tail at all,
but he gets dar all dc same"
Judge Waddill said: IL won't run for
Congess any more. have stood more dur
ing the last term than bargained for, and
don't want IL again. Neither do ! want
any yindication. | don't need it," lie said
that TO his mind the speech Of Con-
gresham ,aruth in Manchester
last night was very amusing. that
he voted for the resolution against
seating Wise, and that the resolu-
tion that unseated him was passed by the
most unanimous vote OF the whole Congress-
He said he had been yillihed and abused for
voting for the Lodge bill, but that the bill
would make IL lively for people who did not
act fair at elections, and that it would pro-
tect the honest man. He said that Hen
rico was stolen at the last election, but that
Grants army could not keep the Republi-
cans from finally holding the county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
a NEW CHURCH.
But some Good old-Time Squabbling
Going ON.

But some Good Old-Time Squa6bling
Going ON.
There is a new church on C.ancy-,t.,
Just beyond thcCable Company barns,
built by congregation of Holland
peopi, The pastors name Is u.
Vandcn Brock. Before the organiM-
,iOn OF tic corporation. the cOugrc ga
non bought some chars Of Berkey *
cay through Deacon Van Poortyhet
Van PoOltvlCt bought the chairs OF his
personal account, 81 ltA the understand
ug tlat the pastor was % sec that hc
wts repaid. When the church was
built, part of these chars Were sept IN
the church, and n part were gwen
away 20 poor people, and part were
sent DacS 10 Bcrkey & Gay. At.r
time tie deacon and the pastor la1 "a
falling out, aHI tue deacon sued the
pastor, individually, for the balance
due ON the chairs, and obtained a JUdg
ment lOr some Sis.
OL Thursday evening the conrr ca
ton assembled ior taer regular Thurs
..y evening worship. A psalm lad
uecu SUM-, dui tIc other cXerc ,e, were
about - proceed, wlen constable
named Davis, Or Davidson. and Young
ntu u1Wcd I.el iioHu-s, som Oi the
attorney. Frank il1.mes. app AIRED n
81. cIutcl "tn a1 .xeclu0l aga ass
Is Nj. Aau.Cl BgDcN. Deacon hau
Pu0ruDtt remained osl,tie with a
team Wll winch % CARR 0u t1e loot.
Incse e ntemcu at once stated to i.e
pcone ana PASTOR dt worship llat t-.y
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

In spite OF SORROWS. not few.
lu spite OF cares. more than my due.
I'm spite Of hard>hips, great and small.
I've striven hard 20 bear them all.
still brave yon.
But. oh! sometimes. II seemed 70 me.
That il was. sure ', fate's decree
That should sink beneath the weight
That bore ne down so sore. OF late.
Fox there WIS none,
To Tend me helping hand.
81. Yielding % stern f4tc's command,
/ walked alone ths ru-- q road;
Nor looking back. I onward strobe
Toward the end.
But now. thank Heaven, ere z 6 through
4 brilliant star appears u view.
And casts is rtlia1c. o'er my way;
A steady fame. sieam 81. day,
one faithful friend.
ANNtD ELNsLIE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

WAsalssros. FsD- s-F0r 4ehi-
zsr t4E weather precated - .ee4.
.-gNs. s4r anls Elads. 1ecolnilg : sg1ga-
erly a8r.Aer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
TOWN TOPICS.

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ne Same J0an tioin mehl-0ned yes
llay = pi9iA''is dilie, mas s-.-oI
..li{ ~''ii'>' 'iiN
7"- - sd lo "4'
hrF- amer Nugfnt "A lecture at
Hartman Hall. wednesday cyen.ns,
iA't 'a- a '''7-"
'1 '',' cannon. A-'-p@1-
judge burcu 81 terday morning
granted Walter carter . Judgment tot
HIf5-tl against jeremiah bognt0n and
"iir, ," foreclosure oI a mortgage
"a leonard q sons will receive car
load ut srocktry LEnu thc ~tat0rtsnIe
potere. of iuustali. Eag.1ud. tomOi-
row, on which thc duty wi'l be S53t.
Mr. Walters, OF Ball q Waters. SAYS
60 was NOT orc ol his drivers that was
eompls ned Ot As was told ihe rEiE-
CRAE-HFRAip at police headquarters
4 poife nro.eotu took the case of
William De Wit outof the police court,
Yesterday, and then William took mm-
self out Tho charge WAS breach of
the peace.
MeGlntv No attention pafd to anon
Omous communications. You must
-igu your name "uOt necessarily for
publication but as an evidence of good
faith" Chestnuts.
Fred Tr0whridcc viii be assumed 10
b. an honest fellow until tomorrow
morning, when the city attorney VIII
eudeavor 10 reverse this presumption
'Zouncr VIII decide.
The plipils of tho II,urv.stroet school
Will tins year celebrate the birthday of
President Lincoln instead OF Washing
ton, a. introduce A little variety into
the school exercises.
The family OF r. W. Wurzburr re-
ceived "a cahlerram from nm, ssyi,,e,
ne had just arrived IN Europe safe and
sound. He reports q favorable trip and
was feeling well and hearty.
William Widdicoub has donated 800
10 tho Fircmcn's Fund ASSOCIATION.
The 6remen did some good work m
SAVING Mr.. Widdicomb's fine block from
destruction the other evening.
Y.sferIav vas the b,pnar dav at no
Ec.. he,d1lIt~ter. Notao srr,.r ,..,.
made. either ON warrant or ia Garan,e
deh-,,,. between ~ o'clock Frldav niobt
and y o clock Saturday night.
The alarm If fire AZ . O'Clock 1ast
evcniro Wa o,casiorcd h,, a., ,,,,1,,;o,,t
blaze In the stables known A. the Fagic
House barn. 4 defective fine was t6o
cause Of the fire Loss abont S1O
Mrs Mary 4 W,sa Of thi. c;t,- hoe
brought A suit IN trover a0ainsf NoII
Mcmillan of Rockford ~ rseovor ,,os-
session of a snan nj sorrel borsss a
"Hollstine" COW and a 2-vear-old buIl.
tv,.t..o.o..,. 80.
urdav tb7s 80 Jo,.-,,..,,'- ,h5 -.
school child-cn of n b,l.,It, Ar,,rC'
pirate exercises will be belI ~ so,a of
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Buy a Tea Gown pattern
from among our many rem
mats.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Jim Travi, gives YOU fine bargains IN
stoves and secondhand goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

GO to Detten,haler's for your fresh
oysters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

For W. 8 cook stove. furnished
complete for SD, 20 TO the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

jim Travis gives YOU finc bargains in
stoves and scc0Hd-Aa-d goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Jim Travis gives vou fine bargains in
stoves and scc0nd-llnd goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

Go to DcttenthaicI' for your fresh
oysters.
Evening journal., 1890-05-21
TWO FESTIVALS.
rhe Kings Daughters and the Sweet
Girl Graduates.

Tao Kings Daughters and the Sweet
Girl Graduates.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, May 21.-A fair and
festival will be given by the Kings
Daughters Of the Delaware City Presby.
terian Church, in the vacant parlor OF
William A. Prices residence. at the cor
ner Of Washington avenue and Third
street. on Friday evening next. Esd in
stRnt.
Abram vandegrift, Esq, editor of the
Middletown Transcript, was in town on
Monday.
= A number Of our people went TO the
scene of the accident at the Delaware
railroad bridge yesterday, some on the
tug G. g. Ash and others in carriages.
A Fairy Crowning is the title Of a
musical May festival to be given by the
pupils of Delaware City public school in
Assembly Hall on Friday evening, May
30. Miss Matte McMunn will be the
queen, and host OF sweet fairies will
participate in the happy coronation. II
promises 20 Re one of the best entertain
ments ever given by the school.
Active preparations are being made for
red letter day In Christ Church parish
to morrow.
Miss May Bennett Of Harrisburg, Pa,
and Miss Nan Vreeland OF Philadelphia
are visiting Mrs. Ogle.
Orders have been issued to allow no
person to land at Fort Delaware without
pass.
Evening journal., 1890-05-21
PLANTATION MANNERS,

Several Of the rabid and unscrupu-
lous partisan journals have been at.
tempting 70 make party capital against
the Democrats for what they call ''plan-
tatien manners" 1t may not be in COED
taste. but the only way to head of"
such journals iH to show them their own
uglinsss. For instance, there is PresI-
dsnt Harrison rudsly turning his back on
delegation Of the members OF the
National Conference Of Charities and
Correction now in session in Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun gives this account Of
ths incident;
Accompanying the committee, which
was headed BY Joseph Cushing OF
this city, and q strong Republican, were
Senator Wilson OF Maryland and Con.
gressman Strump. They had lust en-.
tered the room, and Senator Wilson was
about to make little speech Of intro
duction, when the President, who was
writing at his desk, limpAtiently
waved the little party back with the re-
mark: II have no tine for matters Of
this kind now. It was all very well when
| was In Indianapolis. but now am In
Washington, aud il is altogether differ
ent
But, Mr.. President" ventured Mr..
Cushing
There is no use in pushing this mas.
ter any further, broke in Mr.. Harrison.
more Petulantly than ever, 81 win not
come.
He turned his back on the delegation
and proceeded with the work before him.
There was nothing left for the COMMITTEES
but to 60 out. But an angrier lot OF men
It would have been hard TO fnd that day
in Washington. The discourteoun man
ner In which the venerable Maryland
Senator, Judge Wilson, was treated.
aroused the ire Of the younger delegates.
Imagine really great man treating a
delegation Of respectable citizens in that
manner Imagine Lincoln, the busiest
president who ever sat in the Presidential
cnAir, during. the most important and
exaeting period for the President in the
history OF the country, treating a dele.
cation of citizens in such a manner.
Imagine Grant. Garfield Arthur o,
Cleveland behaving in that manner. II
is inconceiv&hls. Nobody svsr ocen-
pied the Presidential chair before who
had not the time and tempsr &c