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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Good Field for Democratic Work.

Floyd, Va. Sept. 29-Special. There
has been slight frost here for the past
few mornings.
The Third party has considerable fol-
lowing among the Democrats in this
county, while leading Republicans, ID is
said, will not support Jones, the Third
party nominee for Congress. The Demo
cratic committee seems To have ignored
Floyd. No announcements have been
made for public speaking. and little or
no campaign literature circulated. At
the solicitation OF our county chairman,
Judge Brown and Mr.. Lester made
speeches, and this is about all that has
been done for the cause in Floyd
county. or from present indications, is
likely to be done, except that MIR. Swan
son has written that he will be here at
October court. Floyd would be good
field for Democratic missionary work.
The Republicans have no candidate for
Congress, and are not enthusiastic for
Harrison, except few office-h0lders.
With proper effort, the relative Demo
cratic vote in the county might be ma
terially increased, if not a majority Sc
cured.
The new Methodist church, Failing
Branch, was dedicated last Sunday. Rev.
W. W. Pyatt preached fine sermon.
A large crowd was in attendance, col
lection was taken up aud debt on the
new church was promptly paid off.
There was a pretty wedding at Zion
church last Tuesday morning, the parties
being Rev. ]. T.. Swecker and Miss Lilly
Dickersog Rev. w. W. Pyatt perform
ed the ceremony according to the Metho-
dist Church ritual. The bride was at
tired in a handsome suit of gray cloth,
trimmed in silk. and looked charming.
The church was deliberately and beauti-
fully decorated with eyergreens and cut
and potted flowers. The large crowd
present 20 witness the interesting event
attested the popularity Of the bride and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
on the question have discussed, decide
10 go and do likewise"
FIRES AND EATALITIES.
Five thousand Barrels Of OIL Burned-Two
Large Boilers Explode.

Sistcrsville, w. Va, Sept. 3O.-The
storage tanks Of the Eureka Pipe Line
Company at this place caught fire last
night and FIVE thousand barrels of oil
were destroyed. Chief Engineer Davis,
of Mercer, Penn. was on one of the
tanks and was burned to death, and
Foreman A. Poole, of Belmont, w. Va.
was blown nearly one hundred feet, and
may die. Several other men were slight
ly injured. Several oil derricks and
much other property were destroyed.
Pittsburg, Sept. 30.-Two large boilers
in the Carbon Iron Works at Thirty
second and Smalman streets exploded
with terrific force this morning, scatter
ing sections Of the boilers, bricks, etc.
throughout the mill. The mill was also
filled with scalding steam and natural
gas, which escaped from the broken
pipes and then exploded. causing heavy
damage. No one was seriously injured.
The narrow escape from terrible cal
amiky is remarkable.
Chicago. Sept. 30-Forty car loads of
merchandise in the Nickel Plate Freight
yards were burned this morning. Loss
100000. The origin of the fire is I'M
known.
Denver, Col. Sept. 3O.-The famous
signal station building at the summit of
Pixies Peak, burned last night While
the building was used by the weather
bureau it was the highest point Of OBJ
scryation in the United States. This year
it was utilized as a cafe for passengers
on the Cog road.
The Buena Vista Hotel. a two-story
frame building was destroyed by FIRE at
3 o'clock this morning. Gustaye Kearse,
lodger. perished in the flames, and
Anna Glunderson. A. McDougall and
Tom Arnold were severely burned.
The latter may die. The forty lodgers
were quickly aroused and had to jump
from windows in order 10 escape.
Troy, n. Y. Sept. aD.-A special to the
Telegram from Schaghticoke, N. Y, says
that the wheel-corning and press-mills of
the Schaghticoke Powder Company were
destroyed this evening by an explosion
which originated in the wheel-mill from
some unknown cause. The men had just
left work. and no lives were lost. Loss is
estimated at $8 000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Coming to the Exposition VI edoe vin.y ard

Ringwood, ~ C.. Sept 30.-Spccial-
A large number of our people will at
tend the Richmond Exposition. | was a
young soldier and was on provost guard
in Bnefield at the time of the battle of
the Crater" and will come to Rich
niond TO see il reproduced.
Your city is a fayorite with our peo-
pie, and all who possibly can will 90 to
the approaching Exposition.
Politics are booming. DR. q. Il. Mat
thews and Mr.. Jeff Taylor addressed
large audience at this place yesterday
and made strong Democratic speeches.
We will do the best we can for Cleveland
and the ticket.
Everything is busy at the Medoc
VINEYARDS. Under the excellent manage
ment of Mr.. ii. $. Harrison, owner, the
work of wine-making Is successfully go-
ing on. Mr.. Harrison expects his vintage
this year 10 be very near one hundred
thousand gallons Of wine. The Medoc
wines are celebrated for their excellence
and purity throughout the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01

THE CLEVELANDs AWAY OFF.
Defeated by the Browns-Bostons Win.
The Other Games

At ST. Louis: X. B.H. l..
st. Louis A 0 0 2 0 0 X II 3
Cleyelands "A 10000 1-5 . 4
Batteries: Carlthers and Buckley; Davies
and thinner. Umpire, Ganney.
AT Boston: r.. BIZ. T..
Bostons .......1 . / 0f 2-i3 7 ,
Washingtons Il 10000 O-3 I :
Batteries: Nichols and Bennett: Kilen and
Dowse. Umpire. Burns. Game called en-
account Of darkness.
At New York II. B.H. Il.
New Yorks % 0 0 o o. 8
Philadelphas 0 0 o 1 0 3 x-5 . 3
Batteries Rusle and Ewing; Keefe and
Clements. Umpire Emslie.
At Brooklyn: r.. B.H. Il.
Brocklyns ...oOo3 3oo0o1-4 6 3
Baltimores Il 0 8 90 x II I
Batteres Kennedy and Daley; Schmidt
ard Robinson. Umpire, Lynch.
At Louisville: r. B.H. 4.
Pittsburgs II O0002 22x-5 o 4
Louisvilles 20 900 / o o 0-1 2
Batteries: Ehret and Miller; Clausen and
Merritt. Umpire, McQuade.
AT Cincinnat: X. B.H. Il.
Cincinnatls % 300 o 90 3 l
Chicagos III 10 3 0OOO1 O-5 IA 1
Batteries: Chamberlain and Murphy:
Hutchinson and Kittridge Umpire, Snyder.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Philadelphias at New York.
Washingtons M Boston.
Baltimores az Brooklyn.
Pittsburgs at Louisville
Clevelands at 81. Louis.
Chicagos az Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
JOHN SIBERIAN SPEAKS.
He says C evelend is Better Than His farty'
Bat Vote for Harrison.

Fairfield. o.. sept. 30.-Senator John
Sb.r-.an spoke here to-day on the occa-
sion Of the general and formal opening
Of the campaign by the Republicans OF
Chic. lie recalled the fact that tmii y
eight years ago be had addressed me
D. oplc Of North Fairfield, while cahul-
date for Congress, representing parry
then without "A name. lie ni!eHF
skctched the victory OF the hepuDllcah
party and contrasted u with that OF the
Democratic party. Senator Shernah
said the voter must decide which OF the
two he would support Proceeding 10
discuss the issues that separated the
parties the Senator placed the tariff AZ
iAe front as the means employed. Now
uur Democratic friends IN their National
convention reannounccd their opinions
uf a vcnr ago and declare substantially
with the Republicans that the dollar
Unit Of coinage Of both metals must be
Of equal intrinsic value. In other words,
uat there should be enough silver in the
tlfcr dollar TO make il equal in market
Value 10 the gold dollar. This IN the Re
publican platform. and ! congratulate
orr Democratic friends for getting on
Tie right side for once.
y hope and believe that The danger
rom this deiusion has passed away, but
ihe only safety is in the election oi Ben
1amin Harrison and a Republican House
o. Representatives"
OF Mr. Cleveland he said: Il think
he ~ better than his party; but in the
choice between them for the high office
70 which they aspire no Republican
tholId hesitate TO vote for Harrison. aud
a. honest Democrat should, in view OF
LIZ tendencies of the Democratic party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Public Schools Clo.sd-A Iand-B Book.

Charlottesville. Va. Sept. 3O-Spc-
cial.--The public schools are closed to-
day out of respect to the late II. l.. Coch-
ran. superintendent.
Mr.. II. ID. Garner died ut his mother s
in this city yesterday of throat alice
ton.
At it's meeting here the State Board
of Agriculture appropriated $1,000 Tor
the purpose of preparing a handbook.
including a good map of the State and
the publication of addresses and papers
read before the Farmers Institute.
The contract for the erection OF the
University gymnasium has been given
out to r. G. Nandegrift & Son., oil THIS
city, for So. 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
CLEVELAND IN NEW YORK
long CONFERENCE WIN GRACE.
The Proposed Local Third Ticket Proba-
bly, Considered-An Accident on the
Boat From Buzzard's Bay.

New York. Sept. 0.-Ex-President
Grover Cleveland. accompanied 10y Mr.
r. W. Glider. editor of the Century,
Mr. Charles +. Chichester and Daniel
j. Griffin. arrived on the Fall River
boat Pilgrim at O'Clock this morning.
On landing the party was driven 70 the
Victoria Hotel. Callers began to arrive
early at the hotel and kept coming al
day Most of the members Of the De
mocrauc national campaign committee
src in this city.
shortly before 10 A. NJ. ex-Mayor
Grace called at the hotel and remained
,losctcd with Mr.. Cleveland for fully an
lour. Shortly after the eN-Mayor's ar
rival Don NJ. Dickinson. of the Demo
cratic national campaign committee,
went up 10 Mr.. Cleveland 5 room.
THE LOCAL THIRD TICKET.
II is understood that the local situa-
tion and the proposition 10 run an IN
dependent l0C7l Democratic ticket, was
discussed Mr.. Grace. however, when
asked bv n reporter of the United Press
II IL were true that the conference was IN
relation to the nominating Of third local
ticket. said that the local situations was
not mentioned, adding
Il would not embarrass Mr.. Cleve-
land 10y asking him 10 express an OPINION
as to third ticket.
Replying to a note Of inquiry sent TO
him by representative OF the United
Press. Mr.. Cleveland stated that as yet
he had made no arrangement with re-
gard 10 making speeches during the pre-
sont campaign. He did not know
whether he would make speeches or not
He might possibly. but no positive ar
ranccmpntS had been made up to the
present time lie did not know Just now
BE- would employ his time during ms
stay here.
GRACEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Fall River. Mass. Sept. %. Incl
dent occurred on AR. Clcveland's trip 10
Now York on the steamer Pilgrim last
night. and is reported as follows: While
seated at the dining table he was ap-
proacbed by a waiter, who brought him
"a glass of wine from a Mrs. Goddard. a
Kentucky lady. who was travelling with
her four daughters. She sent her com
pliments. with the expressed wish for
is continued good health and his success
IN the campaign. The ex-President arose,
bowed his acknowledgements. touched
the glass to his lips, bat did not drink
lie asked to be excused. as he had de-
rided To- drink no intOxicants during the
present struggle. The announcement was
greeted with enthusiastic applause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
CHANCES in the Richmond and nanv,ne.

wAsHISoTog. Sept. s0.-General Manager
w. y. Green. of the Richmond and Dan
vile. has announced that after October j.
s. 3. Thompson will be superintendent OF
the Richmond aud Danville. Virginia Mid
land and Washington and Ohio divisions.
with Office ut Richmond. and that the North
Carolina division will be under the supervi-
sion of Edmund Berkeley. The Offices of
assistant to the general manager and Of
acting superintendent OF the Virginia Mid
been abolished. 4. O. Troy has been ap-
pointed assistant superintendent Of the vir-
einia Midland and Washington and Ohio
divisions. with Offices at Alexandria. Va.
and he will perform tho duties Of the
master Of trains. au oflacs which has been
abolished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
ICHMoND. VA. SATURDAY OCTOBER /, 1892

thousand persons witnessed battle last
night between Sol Smith. Of Los Angeles
and George Siddons. of New York, at
Tie California Athletic Club for n purse
OF 5000. The fighting was fierce up 10
the eighteenth round. but thereafter until
the thirty-fourth little was done, owing
to the men being tired out. The next
twelve rounds were enlivened by hard
raps on the part of both of the con-
testants. The balance Of the rounds were
tame. and at the end of the fifty-sixth
the referee stopped the fight, reserying
his decision. Siddons was severely pun
ighpd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
REPUBLICAS WRANGLE.
After Adopting Ridiculous Platform
They Adjourned at 4:45 a. NJ


Columbia. S c.. Sept. 30-The State
Republican Convention, which met here
yesterday, after many wranging scenes.
Cme To close this morning at 4:4J
O'Clock. atter adopting "a platform in
part as follows.
Wr. Tie Republican party Of South
Carolina. iu ro-NCI tiOn assembled, Go
lU.ay Icalm orr allegiance 80 The
Yll, .ples 0i Use National Union Repuhli-
can rarity. as SET forth in The platform
adopted Wt the Minneapolis Convention;
that Wc most hoa~lily indursc and ratlty
tAr Iumiucp, of tho convention, BcnJa-
miu Harrison and Nhitciaw Reid, and
pledge 90 Them our answering fidelity
9Il support. and we hereby declare
thHt with free ballot and 11lr count
IL, State of SrutE Carolina would be-
ua,cd in the column of The Republican
States by majority of 10000 votes that
the Democratic party of South Caro-
lima. hy its infamous action in defeating
the will of the people. by force and
fraud. deserves. ard must receive, the
COZ demnatiOn of all just minded persons;
that we hereby tender our most sincere
kymIlthie~ 10 President Harrison. he
Unsc of the illness of Mrs harrison,
ard our hopes for her speedy restoration
b. he, lth.
The following presidential electors we're
chosen: STATE at-large, John r. Talbert'
" -. Crum. irst district, Bruce II.
" lhans: Sr,ond district, James Power;
Third district. j. ". Morris; Fourth dis
trict. Lawson w. Mellon; Fifth district,
W. f.. Boylin. Sixth district, NJ. W.
Monxn: Seventh district, Joseph W.
Collins
Tl,e committee reported a resolution to
the effect that i'm view Of . large ma
iority of the Republican voters Of the
State having been deprived of the OPP
poriunity 20 vote 10y the unjust reslslra-
lion and election laws. II was deemed IN
expedient TO put forward state ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
HARM or 4 THIRD TICKET.
Croker Says IL Might Cause the Rs-elec-
ton of Senator Hiscock.

New York. Sept. 3G-Mr. Croker was
seen 10y a reporter for the United Press
today at Tammany Han. and asked Goa
corning the rumors about the dominating
Of third ticket lie said that so far as
Tammany Halls local ticket was con-
uarned. il could do no injury.
I might not. he said. injure the national
ticket. bat there would be- danger Of such
y ticket helping to elect a Republican
Inncd States Senator TO succeed His
coc,. inasmuch as b. would afford an
opportunity for the trading of votes for
,.mhlymen One district. he declared.
m-t change the entire complexion of
tlc LEGISLATURE and prevent the election
VI "a Democratic Senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Richmond Men In the Ceiebratton.

The New York Herald of yesterday says:
Colonel John J. Garnett, grand marshal Of
the civic parade Of the Colum bian celsbra-
tion on the night of October 18th in New
York. has appointed among others on his
staff Captain Charles u. Williams. Major
Norman " Randolph and Captain J. Ran
the Colonel aud staff will be mounted.
wearing the elaborate uniform of the Aus
trian Guards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Suifa Enstitutad,

The following suits were instituted yes
terdav in the circuit court:
John p. Winn against @. w. winu & Co.
for Sl.27l.
j. J. Dickinson for the benefit of Robert
+. Luck. Jr.. against John X. Day aud
Charles Comstock for 3l75.70.
The Bergner Il Engel Brewing COMPANY
against William and Lena Pohlman for
efE0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
The I,andannnClnb.

The Thurman Democratic Club met last
night at McDonoughs Hall, Eighteenth
street. having "A large turnout. and listened
10 addresses from the Hon. George d. Wise
and Mr. William NJ. Turpin.
Mr. Beverly L. Crump. president, was
elected delegate TO the National League Of
Democratic Clubs. conyeniDe In the city OF
New York October 4th. This club was tho
first to enter this league.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
,,,a Nobls Ola Roman Speaks.

New York, Sept 30.-A special from
Columbus, o., gives an interview with
Allen G.. Thurman, in which ne says
that Senator Hills speeches give Cieve-
land the assured support OF Iammahy,
which means that he will carry New
York. and ventures his opinion ne VIII
ho elected He characterzes the cam
ra;cn as the dullest he has ever known,
and denounces the Force bill as q dam
nable measure which should be defeated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Senator H.n,. Programmc.

Albany, n. Y. Sept. 30.-Senator Da-
yid B. Hill is preparing number Of
speeches. He will speak in this city
some time next month. thence to Virginia,
and will devote the last two weeks Of the
camDaign to New York, Indiana, Conncc-
ticuf aud New Jersey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01

New York. Sept 30.-At the opening
of Union Theological Seminary. yester-
day DR.. II. G.. Hail. speaking Of the di-
re ctors. outlined the course of the in
structors of the institution as one IN con
forrnity with and persistence in the line
of Biblical criticism for which DR.. Briggs
is now undergoing trial for heresy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Jim Must Put Up or Shut Up.

Pittsbure. Sept 30.-The sum of $500
has been deposited as a forfeit in the
Office Of the Displtch by Thomas Mac
Ciifrey, brother of Dominick MacCaf-
trey, in response to the assertion OF
James J. Corbctt that he could knock
Domnick MacCaffrey out in four rounds
Mr.. MacCaffrey says that the forfeit has
heen deposited for Il bet of $1,000. and
the contest can take place at the Manhat-
tan Athletic Club. Coney Island. or in
Madison Square Garden, six weeks after
the articles are signed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01

Bosros, Sept. s0.-Nearly eight hundred
delegates are in attendance at the Conven-
tion OF the brotherhood of ST. Andrew.
There was a business session this afternoon.
The Righ. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson,
bishop of Mississippi, addressed the con
veution on the discovery of the New World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Engineer and Fireman Killed.

Dubois. Pa, Sept 30-A pusher en-,
cine on the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg railroad was blown to trag,
ments at midnight by the explosion OF
the boiler. while standing on the side
track near Grove Smith. Engineer Wise
and Fireman Flynn We're literally blown
10 pieces They both resided IN Dubois
and leave families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01

BUESA VIsrA. Va. Sept 30.-fSpscial j
James A. Reed. section master on the
Norfolk and Western railroad at Riverside,
Ave miles north of Buena Vista. was struck
by the pilot of the south bound passenger
train this afternoon and died shortly there
aftsr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Now p,,.e,nal Elected.

Sr4UsToS. Va. Sept. 80. Especial. The
board of trustees of the Wesleyan Female
Institute accepted to-day the resignation OF
Rev. William A. Harris as principal of the
Institute and elected Mr.. Young. Of Ran
dolph- Macon. TO fill the place. Dir. Harris
goes To Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
BIcycle Record broken.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. Sept. SO.-W. w.
Windle, of Milbury. broke Zimmerman's
two mile bicycle record at Hampden Park
to-day. He made the distance in 4;25 80.
Zimmermans record is 4:37 2-5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Rira Alarm

chimney on fire yesterday morning ct
s:45 on west Baker street was tae cause OF
the alarm sent ia. The clappsr OF the Third
station bell fell out during this alarm. Tie
hours were not struck yesterday IN conss-
Quence there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
A Noted prnmm,ist Suicides.

PANS. Sept. Solicitor Jonathan Crem,
reux. the noted dramatic author. suicided
Yesterday. shooting himself IN the head
with a revolver. Crsmreux was born III
known as a successful dramatist for many
wars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01

Among the guests at tho Exchange Hotel
last evening were ex-senator w. T.. Bibb.
of Louisa county; y. Sprstley. OF Surry
county and Hon. Sidney P Epes, Of
Blackstone. member OF the House Of Dele
gates OF Eottoway county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
club Work.

The Commercial Travslsrs' Democratic
Club will meet In the hustings ceurt-Foom
tonight at o'clock and the Cleveland End
circuit courtroom Il eP. Y. this stternooa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-01
Jobn Connollv Dead.

New York, Sept. 30.-John Connolly, q
wel-known man about town. and one oI
the founders of the baseball club here,
dropped dead here this morning.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-12-15

assist in reducing their number by
catching enough every day to III a
matchbox.
A. w. Wuillmeau, the French
faster, is training himself for a fifty
days starving by taking of fat. In
three weeks he has reduced from
l32 to III pounds.
The English Court of Queens
Bench has decided that grocers may
weigh paper with tea, coffee, sugar
and such commodit es without being
guilty of fraud upon the purchaser.
The other evening an intelligent
audience of 5000 people gathered in a
hall in Montreal to listen TO a public
debate upon the desirability OF
annexation to the United States. Ii
is one of the signs of the times.
Algeria is the greatest corE
producing country in the world
having 2,50O,0 coo acres of cork forests
of which 300, 900 are made to yield
regular crops. The finest crop il
obtained from that province.
There is much excitement in the
city of Mexico over a search beinI
conducted by Inaco Desha and asso
eiates in tneliltlet town of Tepezottar
near there for $40, 0oo,O 900 ingold tina.
according 10 tradition, supported b.
documentary evidence, lies buried IL
the old cathedral at Tepezottan
where it was stored by Jesuits abou
the close of the eighteenth century.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-12-15
1ent, 1892.

..r ~ the interior ip bis report. vii, at
,,sct great attention. judged ~ the sggre-
gate amount OF work dom. the n,t yes, mna
been the greatest In the history CT the ouhoe,
! hallsye that the Organization of the once Is
Ancient and that the work has been doe WIN
6dsrty. The passage OF what Is known as we
SIsalhit.y bill has. rs was forrseen' very large
~ ,,creased the annaal disbursement TO the
disabled veterans OF the civil war. The esti-
mate for this fiscal year wss slA@o W. ana
that amount was appropriated. A defoiency
IT,on,.rins 10 SlO,0 Ss. azl must Ls provided for
nj this SEES ton. The estimsts 90 pensions Ior
Tie 6scal year ending Jdac3'. 1895, is sioo.Uo'-
90 The commissioner OF Feu'I.ns oeiieFss
,hat N The present ~;sg,s,ation ana methods
are maintained and furtaes additions 10 the
nensiou laws are not made the maximum er-
N Iset and viii be al the sishsst 3Jint- slsss-
0Un.00 per annum.
adhere to the views exptesa"c 10 previous
messages that the care o. tho disabled soldiers
Of the Wa, OF the Rebellion is II msttsr OF ma.
tiopal concern and doty.