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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

James Robinson. the athletic trainer at
Princeton College, Princeton, N. j.. says:
~ have found it imperative TO have
sure and simple remedies on hand in case
of cuts, bruises. strains. sprains. colds.
rheumatism, etc. Shortly alter entering
mon INV profession, discovered such q
remedy in Alcock's Porous Piasters.
tried other plasters. but found them too
harsh and irritating. Alcock's Porous
Plasters give almost instantaneous relief,
and their strengthening power is remark
able, In cases OF weak back put two pias-
tiers on the small of the back, and IN q
short time you will be capable OF quite So
we're exercise. La "sprint" and dis
lance races and jumping. the muscles or
tendons In the legs and feet sometimes
weaken. This can invariably be relieved
by cutting the plaster in narrow strips. 70
as to give free motion. and applying on
muscles affected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

magnets for investigating spirits had dspsrn,e s
wheyo tho chipmunk monheth. while tne W
fAnH booth itself, 40 no,iceabiy popular nero'o-
fore, had comparatively few visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Convention of she Brotherhood of st. An


A number Of the delegates 10 the State Con-
yention OF the Brotherhood OF ~. Andrew, which
meets In Richmond to-day, arrived last night,
and IRON present prospects the sessions will be
well attended.
Bishop jackson, OF Alabama, VIII open the
services by a charge 10 the organization at 81.
PauIs church at 10 o'clock, ana Sunday night
Bishop Randolph will close them with sermon
in the same place. Besides these services in the
church, n meeting viii be held there saturday
night. when addresses will be made by delegates
who attended the late national convention at
Boston. The business sessions OF the brother
hood will be held In the hall OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, aud tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'clock the visitors win have a lunch IN
the building.
There will be early communion at 81. Paul's
church at z A. NJ. to-day, Tomorrow, and satur-
dgv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
fcor,.srord.nco Of The Richmond plspa,ch. :
Colonial Capitals News Budget.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, October 20.-1ho Execu-
tive Com mittee OF the College Board were 10
have met here to-day. but owing to tho absence
OF several members OF the committee quorum
could not be gotten. General Tahaferro will Is.
sue an order for called meeting very soon.
Mr.. Massey, while at the college to-day, was
taken quite sick, and much OF tho day was lying
down.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. @. Booth have returned from
their visit 10 West Virginia. Mrs. Booth has
nearly recovered from her recent indisposi-
ton.
Little Mary Spencer fell down to-day striking
her head on a step just above the eye, and re-
celyed a vsry ugly wound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
THE EXPOSITION DOORS CLOSED.
Not Many People out on the Last Day
VIII Probably Come Out Ahead.

Those who attended the Exposition yesterday
were few and far between and oven these fet as
though they were tfesding big banquet nal!
deserted. But for the phenomenal cocks Va the
Music Hail and the jovial .mDibers gathered
about Peter stumpfs booth. whore lager howeu
free aud easy during large part OF tue cay one
world have hardly been aware OF the fact ina.
the isir was still la progress. But IL was, alu
ia rapid progress, too, 80 far as moving away
WAS concerned. Alter = O'Clock the Dig DuiidlhR
began 10 resound With hammer and psiL shdlng
aud rolling, and that "all-together" process
which charactefizos the moving Of heavy OBJECTS.
kxblpitors were astir in getting their goods ana
chsttels away, white Officers and employees
were equally busy IN making 1nai settlements
and overseeing various Kinds OF work, one
aanld scarcely keep tfom feeling certain degree
Of regret on rejecting. mo moro PANS Paris,
no more exciting races, no more fortunes 10 be
made or iost' a..
On The outer grounds all was hushed 10 dis.
mai ou,es The faKirs stanus, where many
moaei youth Was led astray until tins phiian-
ihroplc poceoicsrs came 70 me rescue s, ,ss
ssns1saIties were Al removed, and the numerous
innah- stands. side-shows' and other astrAanss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Executive CIemency Granted and Refused

The Governor yesterday pardoned J. ii. Hon.
derson aud removed his political disabilities.
Henderson was sent 20 the penitentlary In 1887
20 serve six years for homicide committed IN
Halifax county. This action Of the Governor
was recommended by several officers and many
good citizens Of Halifax.
The Governor aiso perdoned NJ. X. Sadler and
T. j. ThrOckmorton. Of halifax, who were serving
@ term Of four months for assault ana battery.
Tho petitions for their release was signed by
many citizens Of Halifax.
The political disabilities OF Ballard Cot, Bar
ton Phillips, and Robert Brown-all mlslomean-
or cGses-were removed.
The Governor refused 20 pardon William Rob
inson, who was found guilty OF misdemeanor In
the Hastings Court Of this city a few days ago
and sentenced to three months IN JAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October 26.-tour quiet and UNI
changed; receipts, s,6l5 barrels shipments.
25,s07 barrels sales, 800 barrels. Wheat
easy: No. . red, spot. 73aa3isc. october, 12%la
73c.; December, 75Iia75asc.: May, S2i4c btu:
steamer No. 2, red, oSaOglac.; receipts, 5000
bushes; shipments, 10000 bushels; stock.
2,133, 1873 bushels sales, 10000 bushels.
southern wheat nrm; Fultz, 1Oa75o; Loneber.
ry, 7la76c. Corn hrm; mixed spot, 4sLsa4ssSc.;
October, 4St6atoskc. year, f7S,ai7{Sc.; Janu-
AIRY, 471sc. bid steamer mixed. 4pl4af0tkc.;
receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments, 3i,35i
bushels; stock. 800, l92 bushels; sales. d.
900 bushels. Southern corn steady white,
4Oa4sc.; yellow, 40a4Sc. Oats steady: No.
white western, 3Sa39c. No. 2 mixed western.
35a3oc.: receipts, 1000 bushels: stock, i5s,-
427 bushels. Rye quiet and dun; No. 2, 04c.
asked; receipts, 1866 bushels: shipments, IT,
81 bushels; stock. 35.466 bushels. Hay duh
and easy; good to choice timothy, Sli.25aslS.
Grain freights dull and easy; steamer 70 Liyet-
pool, per bushel, 4atlsd. Cork, for orders, per
quarter, s3d.a3a.4lSd. Cotton nominal; midi
ding. ssfe. Provisions unchanged. Butter hrm;
creamery fancy, 20c.; do tair TO choice, 2sg2sc.
do. imitation, 22a24c. ladle, fancy, l9a2Oc !;
do. good to choice. l7als: rolls. fine, poe. 4; DO
fair % good, ISal9c.; store-packed, l7alNc.
Eggs firm at 2ic. Coffee dTm Rio cargoes tair,
lShc.; No. Z, l63sal6lkc. sugar strCng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
TIE sscOND-0lsTRIcT MIDDLE.
p,tepaorf VIII Ron as IN Independent
Republican Candidate.
...-.L,.lerrnm 10 the Dispatch.l

.s-e-qI telegram TO the Dispatch.l
,v9,s. Yl.. Uctober cot is said that 400
,,-.r,,.-s VIII be distributed through the Sc
.i..s,rif before Saturday night in the inter
81. ., ,1.Core -essmnn John +. Dezendori. an
,.,,.srl... 81 publican candidate for Congress.
-..r...is-.n iSerutive Committee Of Ports
b. MT lr.' ri-ht and adopted resolution
.....r.urt Dc2cndOrf. Ii is altogether
...r.,ts- l-..end1rf VIII be IN the field 70
t....-..r.. rlftv from going 70 WRECK.
'-- |t.ls Whitehead, Of Richmond. tho
.,.-Hls.' thc Dem )Crats OF the Bramb lo-
.-...ts- might, ana his stirring hour and
,..fut.. was app.hu1ed from beginning to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
MARRIAGES.

TRAVER JOHNSON Married. Octo-
Der 26. 1892, at O'clock Z. d., by DR.. WI:
liam f. Hatcher EMILY V. JOHNSON
to WILLIAM ). TkAYT3; both OF this
city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

the dry seasoa oar beusss ere Ease fen ssa
equai IN proportion 70 any Tsxfess 4 scofD
number u prominent plsnters we're - eAie
Hardy. and w. n. Kennedy, OF Iussno3sf oean.
~, ANA l. n. Rsade, Of nscklsnbars oyu.fy.
There 10 considerable cause Of com o,sia( tAas
tbeir tobacco from the DanvilIe and Ps,ersbafs
depots. Clerks are obiieine, ba. no, IN fsrce 70
make prompt delivery. end this dstslns planters
days 81 tneir expsnse and 70 The railroads 90
of rtiStS1sfs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Edgecombe's Great Day.

IEpTCIUI V1TCB I'M 70 VIIV IInFtEVVt"I
TARBORO, n. c., October 26.-Edgec0mbe has
formed county association OF Democratic CLUBS
me frat In the state. 1.-The unterrined" have
aroused themselves, and greeted WaddeI, BUS
bee. WOodard, Mason, and Glenn with loud ac-
claim and enthusiastic huZZas. IL has been the
graudest and most successful political gatherlhg
OF the county since the war.
As write the town is aolaZe with tar-barrels
and Illuminated buildings. Glenn has Just
rounded OF the fine speeches OF the others in
magnificent "whoop up" and the Democratic
roar is mingluR with the Campaign Glee Club s
chorus OF the "Old North State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Thomas Lesdbeater, o. Alexandria ms mar.
riaso viii take place on the eth OF Noyempe. ~
The second Presbyterian church IN AtsAan~''~'
smith-Grubb.
fCoTrespondence Of the Richmond Drpa'cal
BRlsToL. TENN, October 28.-Lssi night there
Wea ao.emnizcd IN West Bristol uhrIisse III
which both the participants are ven SHOWN. IN
fact, they have had check ored carecft, espeeisny
for the past few years Rev. w. w. smith, the
eyanceiist. who ia known all over Virginia from
the mountains 10 the eea. " ono on th0 c1ntnact-
ing parties. and Miss Lille Crubn, OF Meet bris-
sol, 70 the other. The marriaee ceremony was
pronounced by Rev. q. Wnils~s, passV, ol
was very quiet Mr.. Smith and his bride VIII
leave this evening or tomorrow for Richmond
and other points. after which they viii so TO
California. whore they viii reside IN the fusure
Pbeips-Fciid.
TCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
RsroRtA. VA, October 26.--A quiet marriage
took place to-day at thu residence Of the brides
father. near Poplar Mount, in thus county. The
contracting parties wore Mr.. Edward Randolph
Ppelps and Miss SalNo Il. Field. Tho groom is a
promising young farmer, son Of Rev. @. w.
PHELPS, the former rector Of the Episcopal
church here. The bride is the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. George W. Fold. one OF our
leading citizons
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.. b. w.
Manning and Miss hosely, Of South Boston, Va.
Stuart--MtIian.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, RAPPAHAsSocE COUNTY, VA, Oc-
tober 26.-Mr. William NJ. Stuart Of this place.
was married At Woodyille, In Rappahannock, on
yesterday afternoon 90 Miss Lucy MILAN. The
best man was Mr.. Clarence Miller and the maid
Of honor was Miss Ssle HUNT STROLLER. both Of
father, Dr. l.. j. MILAN. The Coral decorations
were beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
.,,v,r or rIlR PARTY IN LYscUBURG.
-. o., s,,e n{anatch !
1trkTo NEw YORK.
coLoNzlNG NEGRO VOTERS.
,,,sbllcans shipping Darkies to West
virginia by the Hundred.

fsso-'ai telegram 20 the Dispatch.1
,-..-, rgNN.. october 26.-For day or two
..., number u negroes have been passing
oh tar. ~ route 70 West virginia for the
.....,-s ,-rroso of working on the railroad,
r.-res,1aieut mas been informed by a
...,s.rIs 10 10 on the INSIDE track" "
.-..., expenses Of these negroes are being
...tt. . publican party, and that they are
3 ...-.r.I O. Wost Virginia by the hundred
..,,e. af,.-e o. voting the Republican ticket
~. rl.kc., uckDts 10 Elk Horn, w. Va. A
"a n.rl-at from that State to-day said
,..f. safe ves exceedingly doubtful, and "
.y-... were c1lonizsd before the election
e-s4lg. Eeglbncan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. October 28.--The stock market to
day turned upon the developments 10 the New
England deal, definite details OF which were
made public this afternoon. The fact that Presi-
dent Mcleod, Of the Philadelphia and Reading,
was made president OF the Boston and Maine at
a meeting Of the latter to-day promptly refuted
the dsnials made with great persistency day Of
ter day by ofricsls Of the various companies that
deal was in progress. According TO those who
have mad the best information all along abou,
the negotiations. IL was the intention to mako
Mr.. Mcleod president Of the New York aud New
England simultaneously with his nomination for
the same Office in the Boston and asinc. For
some reason not clear 70 them the event was
postponed, but IL is still asserted that he will
take the Office in the near future. This view re-
ceiyes strong corroboratton from the offcial an
nouncement by the Reading compsny that q
control Of the New York and New England has
been purchased by the friends OF the former.
ANEW ENGLAND SLUMP.
The stock advanced this morning from Az TO
4als. but towards the close was subjected to
fierce assault, under which the price broke
rapidly to AN. Enormous blocks changed
handle and n scene Of intense excitement was
witnessed IN the Exchange The final quotation
was 45l9- The theory after the close was that
naming OF Mr.. Mcleod as president Of the COM
pany. The belief was quite general that the
alliance will inure TO the benefit OF all tSree
roads, and that the Reading people have other
plans In contemplation. which Will give them
control OF one Of the greatest railroad combinE-
lions In the country. IL was noticeable that
Reading Was but slightly affected by tho slump
In New England. II advanced from 5T7s TO 59is
and closed at 5Slt, against 5s4 yesterday.
GENERAL TEMPER STRONG.
The temper OF speculation In the early dealings
was strong Some shares sold of u TO / per
cent. at the start, but later advanced "a TO
per cent, with the Indastrials In the lead.
Chicago Gas, Dstilling, aud Csttle-Feediug,
aud Northern Pacific Preferred were especially
strong. The market withstood the break In
New England surprisingly, except in the case
| Of American Sugar, which dropped 3, to 110A.
Other stocks as a rule yielded only to
| per cent, and 6nally recovered u to % per
cent. American sugar rallied l per cent.
| from the lowest Peoria, Decatur and Evans
| vile broke 2Ia to Is on reports that appii-
| cation would shortly be made TO put the road
| in the hands OF receiver but rallied TO 1854
| the second.mortgage bonds, due November st,
would be paid. The rise was not fully main
| tanned, however, the last sale being at 16h.
THE CLOSE STEADY.
The general market closed steady. Sales
| Listed, 3e5, 900 shares unlisted, $4,000.
MONEY AND ExcHAssE
Essntno.-Exchangs weak at 4s4a4s61S. Com
mercial bills. 4S2lsa4S5A. Money easier al
| 3a7. closing offered at 3. Sub-Tressury bal
ances- Coin. e94,I 50 800; currency, s6,951 900
Governments quiet; per cents, Ian. state
ponds arm.
srocK ouor lrroNa
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0cToBER Exhaustion offerings ou Chanee. ~
lowest, -; average. 1901.
Private sales light wrappers, 2; Oilers, ":
western Alters, 80: priminyh 5-tosai AZ hogr-
heads.
a5.TOl. As tobacco. e3.5 33--totaL 4S,274.1S.
Reeistered on Change: 4. ). Mitchell. 0fesns-
boro,. n C.; J. A. Long and john Webb oxford.
n c.; X. h. satterwhtts aud 4 W. Harris, her-
Iooss brirhts seemed 70 satisfy buyer and
seller. STEADY psiccs with gQod color " nilofs
ana smozsrs and cutters were notables Inc feu
iots o. light prcssed wrappers ami sood msh0;er
mics sold high, $50. At ohelburne'e and Soe -
Pfanssrs Warehouse pctns hisss'n ves~>
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. October 90, 1892.
ortA.Ire. unnt atinna nj tho Stncx RnarI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

bar.room OF John NJ. Ryan, at the corner OF Cary
and Linden streets, when Wade, who had had
some difficulty with negro. was ordered ont OF
the bar by James Ryan, who Is oarkeeper for h IS
brother All Of the men went out, and Rice said
be thought IL ugly treatment for man to sell
another whiskey and get him drunk and then
order him out OF his place Of business.
After that, the story continues, vale was
leaning against the window OF the store aud
was told by Ryan 20 move, as he might break
the glass. With this request Ryan showed Wade
and told him TO 20 home.
RICE STRUCK RYAN.
At this point, according to the statements OF
Ryan's friends J. W. Rice struck the young bar
tender twice with silyer-h eaded cane carried by
the former, inflictinR bruse upon the arm AMI
q very ugly and painful scalp wound upon the
head Just over the right ear. Ryan then took
the cane away IRON his alleged assailant and
dealt the blow which proved fatal. Thinking the
affair at an end, Ryan went back into the store
and subsequently, walked 10 the door and threw
the cane into the street Later on Robert hlce
returned TO the store and called the young man
out, and as he was about to respond Rice struck
at Ryan, who lodged the blow, which fell upon
the head of younger brother OF the latter.
There appears 70 be difference OF opinion as
to what became Of the stick Ryan, as has al
ready been stated says that he threw IL into the
street after the difficulty. Rice's brother claims
that the dead man carried II home with him,
and Policeman McMullen states that he found
the stirk at the home Of the prisoner whom he
went up TO arrest him.
Another point upon which there IL much
variance is t1e instrument used by Ryan. Robert
Rico states most positively that n blackjack,
with blade attached, was the weapon with
which tho young drink-mixer struck his brother,
while Ryan says that no took the stick away from
Rice after being hit by the latter twice. and then
struck Rice.
SAYS JOHN RICE WAS STRUCK FIRST.
The dead mans brother states that Ryan was
not touched by John Rice or himself until after
he (Rysn) had struck the death-blow. IL was
after arising from the groun,s, according TO
Robert Rice's story, that John Rice reached over
the shoulder Of his brother and dealt the &C
cused the blow upon the LETT side OF his head.
Rice is reported to have walked home then,
and told his wife that Jim Ryan had killed hi
and was trying 20 kill Robert: TO go to his res
cue. lie afterwards spoke TO one OF his little
girls aad became unconscious. lie died about
nine hours later. Robert Rice declares that his
brother had only taken two drinks, and that he
had only had one the entire evening. Ryan
states that he hadn't drank anything for a
month.
just before death DIR. Wlnfree was sent for by
Rice's people, but before the physician arrived
the sufferer had passed beyond the river Death.
The man OF m sdlcine examined the wound and
saw that il evidently caused flow Of blood to
the brain.
THE POST-MORTEN.
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MARKETS 6Y TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW Yoxx. October 26.--Cos,on cnist; mia.
ding npiands. 4 6-I6c.: Orleans, Sc; saios,
175 bales tJtai net recelpte, all ports. ~. 125
haies; ezpor;s-so Great Britain, 1884 baies;
20 the Continent, III ,6l3 Daies; stock. D05. 800.
Wheat fairly active. closing steedier: No. < rec.
.o1$c.s store and elevator; 16s4c saoat Options
fsiry active. irregular, and 4hsSc. lower closing
steady; October, 7614c.; November, 7U5sc.; De
eemost !ss Cora nrraes and moassassiy 80, &C.
afost Options closed frrn az Aa,sc. over yestsf-
day; October, 60sSc.. November. 50fsc.: Deceto-
Der, 52i4c. Oats nrmer and fairly active; options
s5sse. a." pcc es Sc .pos 10 3 aISs
35<c.: mixed western, 3fa30c. Co1ee-Op-
lions closed steady at 5a23c. up: October,
sl5.70ss1o.s3; November, sl5.s0ssi5.55;
December, sl5.10as1S.2J: SPOT RIO drmer but
quiet; No. z. iossc. segar-kennsi steady
and isirly active Nolssses-New orleans anies
aud steady common 10 fancy, 25s35c. Petro-
leum quiet; refined. New YORK, 20 /: fhiiadephis
aud Baltimore, $685.. gotton-ssee oil qatSt and
steady; crude. 27isc. Rosla quiet and steady.
furpentine quiet and steady at 3Ib1a3',c PORK
tirin and quiet extra primo, elj.1oasi3.1S.
rsSnp' 2g sss e ss A'c c ss
nrmer: picked bellies, s9<sSK,. Lard lower
and duh; western steam. eo.15: January, s1.95
asked Frcights alie; end hrmer Gotten, 9-6fi. |;
grain, 3lsd. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 2o.--rosard tue end Of To-
days session OF tie Board OF Trade. talk OF de-
creasing receipts nc country points began %
cause uneas!ness among The shorts. and the -.
Louis people who had wheat sold, aud Minneapo-
Via men In the same predicanent seat Ia buying
orders In SUCH mum Ocfs a. 10 wake up the local
crowd. Ahyely rally resulted. aut instead Of a
material decline there Is practically no altera-
lion In the prices OF wheat, c0in, 0r oats. COM
pairing yesterdays aud to-day's closing Prizes
Provisions bad A very dun seeaion and closed nj,
the bottom for the dGy-i2lSc. Oh for pork. Ne.
for lard. and DC. tor ribs All grain marke,s
opened With tree liquidation and had season
OF sagging prices, but this was all changed la.er
by the influences described ABOVE.
Cash quotations Flour dnn tas sales bs.ns
made at material Concession, No. spr.nT
wheat, 1880; Ne. . red, TIA. No. ? corn,
415sa42c. No. oats, 2gjRc. Mess PORK en- 200
el2.30. Lard, ss.60ass.d5. Short-ribs. s7.SGa
sl0.T5 Dry-salted shoulders. ss.55as7.5O.
Short-ciear. sS.20sss.25. Whisky. sl.lj.
Tho leading futures RANGED a. toilcws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
In R HILLIN VIRGINIA
.vrs A BRIEF SPEECH TO THE
vt m,",eeslTY (osMocRATlc) CLUB.
..-,. from New York--A Grand ova-
''' don In the mn city-aues. OF
senator Dantei.
L., ..,n.r,m 20 the pi.patca.l

,-vssvriIr, Va, October 20.-The
ChAN'"' I'D stevenson Club Of the University
Clsve .rA a ysst throng Of citizens OF this
@ .,,.e AZ he tnioa Depot tbs afternoon on
o' ....,,l o. The train bearing Senator hin aud
h' 49,. IN route to lynchbure, Loud calls
D. 80. for he distinguished Democrat, who
sefo 49, A snort speech amidst the greatest
,s,I7r So ''
,-rasasil' .,s. nou,,.,,.,.o, Josor.
'' ,,,-,o and cneercd them on by tho
81 '..,ys 10 brought Of the Democracy IN
GU go The party spent twenty minutes
~ ,.tirg dioner NJ Wrights hoieL rms ~
le ,g.i's second iSenty-minute stop IN TINS
dp' vul non SPEAK EIsEwnERR.
t-,r q FafnsWorth. who accom- pc uies
..li-hnd politician, stated 90 the DIS.
~ --eepoudcut mat Senator mn rOulo
'.,,.,gptt speak va any Guy Ia TINS sis.e Du'
~. .ffbough the president of the Demo
.fto1 '.N Il, NE university IA making every
ci' I'd nm 20 sfOp hero on hts return nom
G. p, ft- TIE party WAS accompanied by a
--..ite from Lynch huTg'
,rs,vir or TIlR PARTY IN LYscHBVkG'
special telegram TO the Dispatch.
. VI October 26.-SenatOr David
vel here This afternoon and was &C
} i.i ne .teatcst ovation IN the history OF the
r.e as met ~ the depot pf the lotnVCto ,to
G.. go 500 stroay, and escorted through the
lac streets we're massed WITH people,
49, ,.,f,i ss !0nc as uill was In sight. It was
y .- ,,t.. senator lin was 20 stop In the
-ts,s ,,lneion Hotel, but after the parade
~ p. .'- senator John W. Daniel carried him on
80 ',,-try place. about two miles from the
O.. EaCk TO NEw YORK.
.,.--o.panIent met General Falseworth,
NJ o-S. tonight. who accompanied sena-
O. r ,-Jrr stated that the programme Was
'r. r.. 9 pa-tv would leave this city to-nor-
tt .'..., 70 midnight for Now York.
,rls rroFdei with people, and II Is er-
tt,t the larrest crowd ever seen here
,le-e tomorrow.
-Issnd to-morroW night in the city.