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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
Haskins and HundIey Mt Amelia.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE. Va, October a.
The barbecue given at this place to-day
was well attended. The Democrats were
out III full force. Several speakers bad
been invited and the committee had the
assurance of their attendance. but they
were ordered TO other points. But the peo-
pie were not disappointed. Colonel Meade
Haskins and General George Hundev adj
dressed them with great effect and power.
Our colors did not trail In their stalwart
hands, but with vIgor, eloquence. and
thrilling words they discussed the issues
Of the hour bringing CONVICTION to the
minds of their hearers. The dinner was
ample and finely served. thanks to Mr..
John Allen. chairman of the Committee
OF Arrangements. and his efIicient asso-
crates. Among other things they provided
oysters for the crowd. The ladies graced
the occasion with their presence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
ArORCE-BILL TOUCH.
xALRlcH OUTRAGE ARoUssS
1NS -ue DEMOCRATS OF PULASKI.
.s soeechss at an Indignation Meet
,os-Repubiioans wiii Nste tho
Dcmooratto Ticket
.,.no. Of the Richmond pI.pa,ch.l

,.~reapOnicnce W the "0""'""" "SVs'Sn'I
-, Va. October 15.--0n Thursday
S,,be Clovelsnd-Stevenson Club here
Big , ., Indignation meeting upon the
le" - Registrar j. Il. Kalrich by
-. Statos Commissioners Mowlin and
."...l,c,ment by the grand jury at Abing-
u NE Opera.House was full and the
o,. e., enthusiasm prevailed. In fact,
.,8 was red-hot. Captain Edward
.ctresident of the club, presided.
- z b. Berkeley introduced the
q. sneaker. Captain j. II. Larew. Cap
=, VISA br liant man who did no.
tan 80 m tho old campaigns against
,e his verses. in the style OF Richard
'"' rtliculng Malone and his
I''., having been read all over the
me- CAPTAIN was in fine feather
e."'.' M and made q magnificent speech,
i''' ,,,, tbe robber tariff, the inIquitous
'il The tate.bank plank in the De-
-,,.. piatform, and the outrageous ar
t.,t 4 hairlch.
goNprMNArORY RESOLUTIONS.
H. C.ptain Edward Darst offered reso-
-. cvrlalumc the circumstances OF
TO- Cav Kaluch's arrest and present
49, -, the United States grand jury,
~, Inn, upon all good citizens, regard
-. -,a-fv. 20 condemn the same. Then
Moore made 3 speech, discussing
g. t.--e bill and kalrich's arrest. Mr..
oas one Of Kalrich's counsel and
.,,ar.y all the facts Of the case. Just
; ,.rsphcd 20 the DISPATCH at the time.
s.1.cia'.on OF this outrage and all
g.. had anything to do with IT was
''-...rc and mastery and elected round
,.,.-r. uad OF applause from the audience.
o.. ,.. erlof his speech Major J. Il. Loving
",.tcclairlp put Captain DaTsts resolution
rising vote. and II was carried unanl-
>. s... amid great feeling.
OTHER sFEECHTs
g-oncl Berkeley was then called onloud-
3, ..f responded most happily in fifteen
t.r.t.. speech.
r....m e. Perkins, who was In the audi-
49,. ua, then called upon and made an
'..-.>t fyc-minutes' speech, also pro-
.,, tl speak later IN the canvass.
.slp.e are thoroughly aroused and
,... ou the Sth November q rousing
lon. ratio majority.
t,.mbsr az leading Republicans have
49,. .,.tl their intention Of voting the
-s.r ticket on account of the arrest
J., -.r4r kalfich. kalrich's case was
......I Pos the United States Court till
.r,,t Germ on the motion of the prose-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
rmnnrin.. p.ttable Case.

Correspondence of The Richmond Dispa,ch'1
EAfpoH1A, VA, October 15.-Mrs. James
Vincent. who was recently adjudge9
lunatic, was conveyed TO the Eastern Luz
matte ksyium this morning. This is a
most pitiable case. Mrs. Vincent rs most
accomplished lady and had only been mar
ried about one year. Inc uistressou hus-
bsnd has the sympathy Of the entire COM
munity. .co,,,b
ern Female College. Petersburg, Va.
Rev. p. 4, Warren, after. pleasant VISIT
10 bls old friends here, has returned 10
Williamsburg. s s.1.,,
Several of our citizens returned irom
the Exposition yesterday well pleased Win
The Episcopal church here, which has
baon without a rector for some TINS, mas
secured the services of Rev. Mr.. Wood-
son. OF Franklin, Va.
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THE APPROPRIATION FAVORED.
Interesting Address by DR.. Chancellor
Delightful German-PersOBal.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHABIorrFsyII1E Va, October ia
na.s-meetlnC was held at the courthouse
last nipht to consider the action OF the
CITY Council in ordering an election 70 be
held on November Sth, approprlatlng SID
OOD for q 81 stem OF sewerage. streets, and
school buildings. The building was nliled
with representative businessmen. and
there was cool. calm discussion OF the
whole matter. The following, offered by
DIR. Hugh L. Nelson, was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted: ,,.
RsolUed. That it is the sense Of this meet
ing that the Appropriation OF Sl25,OOO, as
asked for bv the Council OF the city OF
Charlottesville, be, and is hereby, recoln-
meGded To all voters of Charlottesville.
A dehchtfui german was given at the
Hotel Albemarle last night to the visiting
Young ladies Of the community. Many or
these germans have been gwen during the
season. and have been greatly enjoyed by
ali who have been 50 fortunate as to be
present. ,..
DIR. {. w. Chancellor, of Baltimore, is
the guest of his cousin, Dr. j. Edgar
Chancellor, at the University OF Virginia
Dr. Chancellor Is one OF the most proml-
neft eaujtarIans in the country, and de-
hvered most interesting address on sew
erage at the maSS-neetlng last night. Inc
Doctor VIII be remenDeTeu w. SUI SooIi VI
the Nineteenth Virginia Regiment, then
surgeon Of Pockets DIVISION, ana c supse,
oufntly in charge of the South georgia
DIVISION of General Confederate States
Army Hospital, Charlottesville. lie has
many friends among our people VINO are
glad once more TO greet him.
Mr. J. +. NJ. Hanckel, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned 10 MS
home, IN Lynchburg. .-..
Mrs. George Perkins Is enjoying a Vislt
from her niece. Miss Margaret Smlth, OK
Greensboro, n. G. -, Al
The Rev. John b. Turpin attended the
dod,cat;on services of the Oak-Hill Bap-
tist church YESTERDAY. where b. preached
the dedicqtory sermon at IL O'CLOCK he
returned to the city to-day;
Ii has been decided to change the tune
of meeting of the City Council 10 the Sc
cond Thursday of each month.
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Grand Rally In Charlotte.


DRAKE's Branch. Va. October l5.-The
brakes Branch Cleveland Club gave a
barbecue 10 the public to-day. II was one
OF the grandest Democratic rallies ever in
Charlotte. Between 800 and ! 900 voters
and many of the falrer seI listened to the
speeches with much interest, and no little
enthusiasm was shown. Our old war
horse. Hon. r. w. Scott. introduced the
speakers. First came our county Mr..
William G. Darlington. who made q fine
speech, and, as usual. hit the Republioans
many hard lick. Next came Mr.. G. V.
Meredith, of Richmond. He explained
70 our people fully and satisfactorily
the Third party and the faulty
planks in its platform. This did much
good. as many whose hearts were turned
by Third-party e-Seekers came back to
be turned no more. HIS explanation Of
the silver question was especially fine, and
we trust all our people were much bene-
flied by it. After the coming November
election he will have many star in his
crown for votes won for Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
c,rreh northumberland.

Correspondence OF the kichmoad DBoatca.l
ONAYcocK, Va. October 1.-THE Episco-
ralians of Onancock are preparing to gave
their church consecrated by Bishop Ran
dolph, who has promised to come to
Onancock shortly after the adjournment
of the general convention, now in session
in Baltimore. The church Is TO be FUR
nished with n new carpet, new organ and
other necessary furniture.
Rev. J. W. Nicholson. of Temperance
vile. this county. has Just completed a
series Of protracted meetings on his
charge, during which more than 200 per-
sons protested conversion. MT. Nicholson
belongs 30 the Virginia Conference OF the
Southern Methodist Church, and IS highly
esteemed not only By the members OF his
own church Int by all who know him.
DIR. John +. Mapp, superintendent OF
public schools in Accomac, who has been
i'll with typhoid-fever for the past two
weeks, is said to be conyalescent and out
of danger.
Mr.. Ned Walter. of this town. il ex-
tremely i'll with consumption. and Is not
expected TO live many hours longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
Five Barbecues in Pittsyivania.

CHATHAM, Va. October 15.--The cam-
paign is being pressed with great yigOr by
the Democrats in this county. There were
five bar becues or basket pic-nics held to-
dav. At Shevn. the Prohibition strong
hold. Numford met Mofett, the Prohibi-
ton leader. There was large crowd
present. and the discussion was productive
Of great good TO our party. At Glenn
Land another large crowd turned out TO
hcm HOge Tyler and Swanson. At Pey-
tonsburg, VandolIas. and Kentuck local
speakers addressed the people. Meetings
will be held at three or more points each
day between now and the election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
THE COHEN co.
For Trimming.


For Trimming
Mink, 2-nch, $3.50 per yard.
Beaver Piping. 95c. per yard.
Black Bear, f-iuca, s2 per yard.
Gray Bear, 2-inch. $3.50 per yard
Siberian Mink, si.2o per yard.
Coney. inca, l2c; 1le-inch, lac,
Angora, Al aud SOC.
The Ladies' UNDERWEAR stock is
absolutely complete by the arrival OF
plain or fat-knitted eoods-pants and
vests, 70 and SOC. per garment
Childrens fiat goods, 12ic. to 44c. for
size.
Another such Offering OF Rocking
Chairs we may hope for and not get
Three items from hundred.
Sewing Chair antique finish, si.6a.
Rsttan-Back Rocker, $3.50. Not often you
ind beauty and strength combined in chair for
50 little.
Sixteenth. Century Rocker, easily worth s5.
This sale makes II $3.50.
Chairs up 20 $40.
Some China items:
56-Piece Decorated Tea Set, S375.
French China Decorated fea Set, SO pieces,
quite dainty, 80 instead OF 80, "a you'd expect.
Decorated Tea Plates 10c. each.
White Cups and Saucer, Carlsbad, Sl.5o a
dozen, usually 1928.
Blsque Ornaments, &C.; others at 25c.-all
worth double anu MORE
Engraved Goblet. low stem, now. SC. each.
10 brrels more Of those pretty &c. Tumblers
Tumblers TO 1928 per dozen.
bohemian Tumblers. Sc.
Imitation Cut Tumblers. Go. each.
good Coffee-Min for 25c. the best, Soc
Partltioned Knife-Box. &c.
Long-ilandle Stove-Brush, &c.
Counter Brush, l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
BURGLAR SCARE IN REIoSVlLLE.
The North state Changes Hsnds-An Ex-
pert Clerical Bicycle Rider.


pert Clerical Bicycle Rider.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
RE,psyuIF. n. c.. October 15.-Reids-
VILE IL suffering from the burglar scare TO
a small extent Just now, entrances having
been effected at both the residences of
Dr. Ct. W. Lewis and u. NJ. Andrews this
week.
Mr.. James F. Wray, deputy under
Revenue Collector White. this district,
has purchased the Ncto North STATE news
PAPER. at Greensboro Mr.. Wray's homo
is at this place, whore the impression pre-
walls that he only purchased the outfit as
an investment.
The Richmond ana Danville Company
are greatly improving the appearance OF
their property here 10y artistic painting.
Rev. n. Is. Harris, formerly rector OF the
Episcopal church here, but since located
AT Washington. ID. c., IL visiting Reds
Vile. Since leaving last July he has
travelled through Alabama and other
States. O distance of 1900 miles, on a
safety bicycle, upon which he Is an ex-
pert rider.
The North Carolina Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, North (coi-
oredJ, Will meet IL SESSION at this place
next Wednesday. Bishop Floss Will pre-
side.
PERSONALS.
Miss Paralla Smith, of High Point is
visiting here.
Mir. and Mrs. J. II. Denny are visiting
relatives at Burlington, n. &.
Mr. James ). Redd. of Columbia. Tenn,
is spending some time with his brothers
here.
Miss Mary L. Boyd is visiting in Dan
vile, Va.
mond. but now living here left this morn
ing Tor her old home to take IN the Expo
QItien.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

bis home. near Prospect 'Dcpot aged IS
years. He was we'll known and had large
family connection throughout the state.
Mrs. 4. A. Farrar died yesterday sfter-
noon after q protrseted illness at her
home, in Farmville. and her funeral TOOK
place this morning from her late residence
at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. W. Cal. Brown will leave nest
week tor Aiburuueraue, N. NJ, where In
future she will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Foster, who were
married at Jetersville last "Wednesday,
have taken up their residence IN farm-
vile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
rAsTERN SHORE CANVASS.
Zones, Mastery Exposure of Brownies
U.eord-Good Work of the Clubs.

Nrsrrd--0uUd WORK OF the Clubs.
,..r...5adeuce o: the Richmond Dispatch.l
t,,..o.s, Va. October 14-Hon. W. A.
,... Democratic candidate for Congress
,.. district. has been spending the
Co.,. .. abe Eastern Shore. making
Be-. 30 both northampton and AccO-
,. hos. Monday he addressed an i'm
,...... .-. W. OF Ia-tvIlle. That night he
,.... g.. Cape Charles. the home OF Cap
.a Dirs A. browne. his opponent,
iet CsutAn Browne, evidently thinking
Secretion 10 bo the better part Of
,..r dad not venture TO meet Mr.. Jones
m .,t debate. On Tuesday Mr.. Jones
sa.ee.t Bell Haven. on the line Of the two
l4-.-r- SaCre cdun ties, and last night he
f..7t~4s3 d large and enthusiastic meet
,,ce. Fsrk,.-y. Mr.. Jones mas enjoyed an
r,7a.u wherever be has gone IN this sec
,.. H- speeches have been Of the highest
'...-.i excellence. aud bis mas ery ex-
r..-. Captain Brownies record on the
r...t- ... -'lun and the Lapham fisheries
l.ta- i..t Captain Browne no ground to
ISCELAsLD MAJORITY.
N.H.uf.rwed persons who have ira
y.... a.l sections Of The Eastern shore,
s.t.l ' MID Jones S majority IN November
ST.. u .artgr here than II was two
soar. ....
D.. u.arc0ck Democratic Club holds
y.. meetings. which are attended by
DR.. .UUs. 90. steps have been taken 10
l.r... th- Democratic voters duly regis
t... ..I brought out on elecuon-d day.
.tt.s Cog ut--lus OF the club speeches
We. l.4I. ht ~tGtc-St natOr Blackstone and
Dr. l.l... St,uale.
ANOTHER CoNyTPr.
Ital..r-med gentleman Is now editor
Ct.. ......r. Ter r. ia weekly paper
I....I it.e. and has heretofore been q
l.,..n ie has come squarely out
&C. Cleveland. Stevenson, and Jones, and
i.5..I excellent speech. in which he told
.lce that he bad heard Senator
I-.-. .. DO .aware. say that the Re-
I..r, intended TO pass the force bill
vie. .... got an power again, so That they
t thereby break the solid South aud
t. p-p.tllte their supremacy for
o. tua o. come. Stengie was until
&c. resident of Delaware,
-.Ir I- there tujoved the confidence OF
O.. I.Hlle.D leaders, and was on one
...-... '.e Republican candidate for
office IN tho city % Wilmington.
Do. .f-.'.u Of the bapu Uhcan secrets
V. CISCO. lu-F W Cre,tlug and greatly
--r audience.
t...- ue forming N other parts Of the
c.''.. ..I 10 3, hoped 10 nave the county
i--..-.lr ,r.4uited before electon-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
'oFE5Nl
(0NlPAfY
49,
II, 10, IS, and II EAST BROAD.

Possibly the Big Store is trying to
vie with the mountains and woodlands !;
certain it is that the autumnal beauties
grow richer day by day.
The Monday offerings OF Dress Goods
mark the best OF the season-that is,
the best we've done yet notelling what
we will do. With buyers picking from
the widest markets and with study AMI
watching here. we naturally improve.
Let the good work go on. Monday
marks high tide in the Dress Goods.
Come and see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

It's the province of grand retailing,
as Of any vocation or condition of life,
to rise above the surroundings-to
drive, rather than be driven. Take
Drapery Silks, they've been hammered
down in price here from 95c. year
ago to 49c. now-we've had them at this
price during several weeks brisk selling.
Supply yourselves with handsome and
satisfactory goods They're 81 inches
wide) while the silk factors are con-
spring to put up prices.
We protect you in silk-buying against
the shams and false weighing. Grand
black and fancy Silks here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
A Big Meeting at Burkeville.

BuFKEvILLE, VA. October 15.-The Demo
to-day in the grove of the Springs. About
three or four hundred people were pres
ent. Rousng speeches were made by
George c. Cabell, of Danville Colonel
Meade Haskins. of Richmond. and Major
h. b. Poore, of Appomattox, setting forth
the issues Of the campaign. which were
listened to with marked attention by the
audience. 1t is thought much good was
done for Cleveland, kpes, aud Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

A SOUTHERN LADY, NOW PRIN-
IA CIPAL Of a school In New Yors, soald Ike
70 get SITUATION Soath, or TO PURCHASE
AN INTEREST IN A SCHOOL In Virginia or
North Carolina. References exchanged. Ad-
dress j. A, care DISPATCH Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

through their efforts. All OF the clubs
hold weekly meetings and prominent
speakers deliver addresses. III the rest OF
the State IA a. jealous for Democratic sue
cess ~ this city the majority OF the party
IL sure 10 reach high up in the thousands
IN November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
WAY DOWN.

ROCERIES WAY DOWN.
VI GRADUATED SUGAR, &c. a pound.
GOOD GREEN RIO COBFER, IOc.
NEW CORN AND TOhAToES, cans fos
25c.
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, Sc. apound.
PURE OLD RYE WHISKY. 81 gallon.
HARVEST RYE WuISRET, si.26 gallon.
HOMEMADE APPLE, BUTTER, Sc. a pound.
PURECIDER VINEGAR, 25c. a gallon.
MIXED SPICES for picking. 20c. pound.
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR,
S4.75 barrel or SOC. 4 sack.
SILVER KING MINNESOTA PATENT FAML
LIZ FLOUR, So barrel or $50. a sack.
3 bars LARGE SOAP for 2Jc.
GOOD TEA Green or Mixed, 25c
ROASTED RIO COFFEE lSc. pound
pounds CAROLINA RICE for 25c.
n. 4. ROE HEkRINGS, rs dozen for 2oc.
HOMEMADE JELLY, Sc. n pound.
MARViN's MILK LUNCH CRACKERS,
pounds for 2jc.
eau for my prtce-llst and see how much can
5. ULLMANs SON,
~ l0-Suts 1920 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
An OId-Time Majority In Mathews.

INpUtIHI IoIVEIdITI 70 Iuo II'PItVu'I
LABAN, Va, October 15.-Hon. Robert
McCandhsh. of Mlddlesex, made an elo-
quent address to the people Of this neigh
6orhood here tonight. The large hall was
crowded to overfowlng. A club was
formed and the names Of fifty voters were
enrolled. There is little, If any, dis
affection in this county. The people are
thoroughly aroused 10 the Importance OF
elecunC William A. Jones. and this they
will do by handsome Old-time majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
Canvns.inthe Southwest.

[CorresDonde-ce Of the Richmond Dispatch
WISE COURTHOUSE, VA. October 1.-The
canvass in the Southwest so far Is highly
satisfactory to the Democrats. Colonel
Narsballs canvass is close and pains
taxing. He gets right down to the people,
speaking at all prominent points in the
different counties, and making the issues
SO plain that none can fail TO understand
them. General Pridemore. Hon. John
buchanan, and others are dong excellent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
Naval Not-- of Interest.

10y TtTFETHpH 10 VI" IT5F0V-1'I
WAsFrvaroS. October l5.-The Ports.
mouth has sailed from Newport for New
York.
notwithstanding Solely has returned
20 the city and was at the Navy Depart
ment TO-DAY.
The Miantonomoh, Atlanta. and Vesu-
vius will leave New York TO-DAY for STAN
ford. Conn, 10 take part in the Columbian
ceremonies there next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
Tre BEDFORD PEOPLE AROUSED.
''oA'or Daniels Mastery Address later
fupted by Frsqusnt Applause.

'ai telegram 90 tho DisDaich.
1927" .In, Va. October ia very large
enthusiastic political meeting was
3 '-lAN i've miles east Of this place.
a.. .'rt,cYe bad been widely ADVERTISED,
80 .-r people turned out IN crowds to
o. Aalor Daniel. who was present
'a2 one ~ has mastery arguments
.''of % taun reform aud against the
'.. perhaps the best one ne has
80. Judging from the frequent and
n hearty applause which be received.
10 crowd must have been an full
pa,it With tho speaker.
WI T. n- l.. Haisoy. of Lynchburg, and
H.. w., berry. OF tins place. followed Major
,'-' la aole and effective speeches. Am
~. provision was made by the good people
,'' secuou Tor the people, numbering
siN hiteen hundred. Most OF the
5-id pal,yitee ID that section have aban-
I,.. H. aud will support the straight
D'W'ciauc ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
The Lirz,s Bersuss SANK.

IspeoIkI toIuktath " Wv ~.
koRroLK, Va, October 10. - ne s.csne !. !.
Iizzie Burruss ran on snnken ,oy ias.
night at In,dnight aud tore big hole 10
her side and sank. No ono was injured;
,fae accident occurred ~ tine deep psho
OF tho Aibemarls and CHESAPEAKE canal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
rbe Norfolk. shut Ont.

(specisi telegram 70 the DisVascnj
PErrRssuBG, Va. October 1.-THE NOT,
folk team, strengthened oy DARBY nm, mo
Foster, pnt upa macn oet,er ga nn h sn,s
team Tho latter put up an almost fault
less game and Quarles had the visitors at
lis n,ercy. The home team won by score
OF to TOR the visitors,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
AueusTAs DEMOCRATIC CLANS.
Colonel BrechinriaTe Addresses 1900
People at the rsir-drounds.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.l
SrAUSros, Va, October l5.-Colonel ".
"a - Dre ~ .be ..m,,laa a soaress,
city Democracy. In the forenoon the
Democratic clubs and the Stonewall Bri-
Pade Band escorted the distinguished
guest 10 the fairgrounds. where the
Democratic clans had gathered. For three
hours the orator spoke TO 5000 people. pre-
senting with n mastery hand the momen.
touS Issues Of the canvass. The speech
was philosophical and effective one and
created deep impression. Afterwards
tho crowd had great time over the barbe-
cue that had been prepared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
A SIMPLE GRANITE sHAFr.

The crowd then dispersed to the sight Of
the monument, where the final exercises
were gore through with. very appro-
pirate and beautiful poem was recited by
Hiss Edi,te Hogan, of Greensboro.
-Four young ladies then pulled aside the
veil and revealed simple granite shaft on
which was placed bronze plate, on which
was written Presented by the Maryland
Historical Society,"" and the inscription,
MANLY deeds and womanly words"
The assembled crowd was then dismissed
bv DR.. Is. K. Dixon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

THAT FARmVILLE TOURNAMENT.
judges Sustained by the Executive Com
mitt.e-Oid Citizens Pass Away

mtttee-Olu NtttsNhs us R""s
Correspondence o. the Richmond Dispatchl
FARMyrLLE. Va. October l5.-in q card
davis DisPArcH over the signatures OF
Messrs. w. g. Scott and c. A. Osborne.
they deny their defeat by DR.. Anderson at
the recent Farmville tournament. Ihey
also state that "a protest. signed by
twenty-soyen knights against the unfair
decision Of the judges. and forbidding the
delivery Of the prize. was filed with the
Executive Committee. who. would MAKE
their report. j am requested TO write that
Il is but fair that DR.. Anderson be jnstiiled
in his position by publishing the Execu-
tive Committees report, which snstains the
judges in their decision which allowed pm
another ride at the last ring. DR.. Ander-
son, thus being declared the victor, Was
presented with the prsxs. having already
crowned the queen
Mr. Henry 4 vsnahls, ono OF Prince Ed.
wards Oldest citizens, died yesterday ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

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