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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
bEiitlAET BALL

a. ~, ,..p p.opie thr0Dged the floor Of the
,,eas. ..' Ffsi Infantry tonight, 10 re-
l. ~. ,hag T. Iurner' OF ibe ensn,' see,men,
la.ss. tt, NnmDers, the event far sur.
sa.i.lr,.. h,-@D.e affair last night at tho
lll ,s ' ,.'., iLa IN Dnliancy sud success II WAS
tal5-,, .c1- The arnory Was tas,efrlly and
- d. ,s',.'-- -',9faief with Gags aud Dunting,
w 1.tt..i presenled handsome aud 20.
slfsry Z, lance. he bail was essenliaily
Wise, a., y al ~ features. ana when he Ies.
- oof,r.s q ihsir height the great arnory
~sisld IN. IN IN lhe bright coslnI0es Of the
esais gr,.,.k eafk blue and god Of tl.e military
,o ,".'o handsome appearance.
Ma " 81 efstioa Ia New York.
eetss - A' Vei0esF 2O.--Cosumbus Day was
s,s fie,.ss-,-Au ~ las pubic schools here to-day.
- %, o. -. pfoeianaiiop was erst read aud
Ne ss,s ses vas aniuriod. Thres cnoers and q
tsEes ~ ,i s,'en oid Glory; after when al
~. AZ. ~ ~ 'sej - tho nag, national airs
'I.'.,'es es,,s,s@ s@s'ee'ions read, and patriotic
~ here was great parade Of 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
THE EPiscoPALiANs.
Heated Debate on Constitutional Amena-
meyts--Denver Next Meesing-Pisce.
f(By Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


BALTIMORE, Nd, October 20.-In the Protes-
tant Episcopal Convention today Rev. pr'
Locke, Of Chicago, offered resolution limiting
the time OF speech-making on the part OF all
deputies save movers OF resolutions 10 hve MN
utes. Mr.. Burgvin and others held tnat socn 2
gag-law was unnecessary and unjust, put u was
adopted with modifcations
The Committee On Expenses recommenosu
that the president OF the House OF Bishops De
paid s400 instead OF 5000 per annum ana tnh'
the salary OF the secretary OF the houfe oe in-
creased 70 $500 for the next tnree years.
DIVISION OF TENNESSEE.
Several messages from the House OF Blehops
were received. No. 90 concurred in Message
No 40 from the House OF Deputies dividing the
Diocese OF Tennessee and providing for a con-
mitteo on conference. The bishops OF hen,
lucky, Maryland, and hiisausee "cro nalnoe ea re.
lated 20 the change In Canon ~. NO. 70 an-
nouuced that the house bad added the nisnop
q New York 10 its Commiftee on Cnrisians
Unity. No. SO concurrsd In the Designation oi
Friday as Columbus-Day.
Judge Wilder, Of Minnesota, reported unfavor.
ably from the Committee on Constitutionsi
Amendments TO allow missionary deputles 70
vote in the convention. The report was
adopted.
AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES.
Tho order OF the day was then takon up, y
being the constitutional amendments onereo "
Rev. DIR. w. X. Huntington. substituting ior IN :
present first article new one setting lortn tne
Apostles and Nicene creeds as the confession OF
faith; prelxing the present first article 20 tne
present second article, and forming one article
10 be known as Article 2, and making changes
In the eighth article.
Mr.. Abbott, Of Massachusetts, offered SUD
s:itute for the amendment TO Article j, in whcn
he made no radical changes.
After long and at times heated debate the
house got into snarl over parliamentary
question, and pending the smoothing over OF the
matter took the usual MONDAY rocees. .
The House Of Bishops was In council nearly all
the morning. II adopted resolution non-con-
curing In the selection Of san Francisco as the
next place Of meeting and asked another com'
mittee OF conference.
DENVER TIE PLACE.
Denver. tho city first selected by the House o
Deputies, will be agreed upon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
mAHoNE A GOOD LISTENER.
lie Attends the Third-Partv Meeting at
Petersbnrg-Like,y to withdraw.

Petersbnrg-Lfketyt 10 WttnurnW.
rcorrespoudonce of the Richmond Dspatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, October 20.-General Ma
hone. Republican state chairman, was one Of
the attentive listeners at the Third-party meet
ing IN this city last night, and so werc a NUM-
Der Of his prominent followers here. General
Malone is supposed 20 be opposed 20 the Repub-
Iican candidate for Congress and In favor OF the
Th!rd-party candidate. But tho meeting. though
assembled mainly through curiosity, was the
dullest political assemblage ever known Va the
city and made no impression whatever The
fact Is that the only Third-party people here are
10 DO found among the disorganized Repuol-
cana
Captain n. II. Burrow, n prominent citizen Of
Prince George county, was IN the city today. 1T
has been reported that he would support the
Ihird-party ticket, but he Indignantly denies
the report and says he will vote for Cleveland
and Kpee-
WILL BE WITHDRAWN.
II is generally believed here that Mr.. S. Y.
Gillian, the Republican nominee for Congress
In the Fourth District, win be eventually with
drawn. Tue pressure In that direction Is very
strong, and, Il IL thought, cannot be withstood.
Thoro is no Doubt that Mir: Gillian would receive
large Republican vote should he determine 10
remain IN tho field, and there Is no doubt, too,
that II be is forced out Of the canvass the Re-
publican party would be so disorgauized that In
Its very stronghold IL would mako but poor
showing at the polls. The negro voters cannot
now be delivered like sheep al the bchest OF their
would-be owners.
REFUSED.
Tho Republican supervisors OF election In this
city to-day have made q formal demand upon
the Democratic registrars for copies OF the regis
tration- books The demands were refused, and
II is now expected that application will be made
10 Judge Hughes for writs against the regis
trars.
The District Lodge OF Good Templars will
meet at Wesley church tomorrow night. About
fifty delegates are expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
The Third Party in Essex.


LLOYD, VA, October lo.-Mr. Robert Beverley,
Jr. and Mr. !. II. G. beverley, Thi d-Party cleo
tors, have returned from their usual up-country
vacation earlier than customary and entered ac-
lively INTO politics here. There was a joint dis
cussion at Tappahannock Monday, cOurt-day
Hon. IL. w. FlOurDoy leading of In an able
speech Of an hour. Mr.. j. III. c. Beverley did not
reply specifically. but made "a studied, plausible
presentation of Ihird-partyism, well conceived
TO mislead many not well-read aud we'll
posted. He was most vociferousiy applauded by
the many colored Republicans present and
few white people. There were no Republican
speakers and no need Of any, for Mr.. Beverley,
while possibly not intending II, served the cause
Of Repu blicanism better than any one that party
could possibly have had-deiaming the Demo-
cratic party and very slightly censuring tho Re-
publican party for its many sins OF commission
and omission.
Hon. j. n. Stubbs followed MIR. Beverley, con-
trovertlng many Of his accusations. making
some good points upon him, aud folling the ef-
feet # Mr. Beyerlcys speech amidst unbounded
and enthusiastic applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Tho souoap AZ the Academy.

ductlon OF the So1dsn was again last night the
recipient OF an enthusiastic reception BY re-
preventative Richmond audience that crowded
tho Mozart.
been larger by nearly e1 900 than II was for the
aamo period Of time when II last appeared as
the Mozart. From the advance sale OF seats Tor
tonight aud to-morrows matinee and evening
performances IL is expected by the manage
mont that The largest houses Of the week win be
gathered together on these OCCASIONS
Master Walter Lewis, who last season was the
recipient Of sach enthusiastic praise Tor his
artlstic work In the character ~ Dick the Walt
Is fast regainins his health. and will In AL pro-
bahihty appear at the Saturday performances
II the doctors who are In CONSTANT attendance
upon him do not consent he viii view tho worh
OF his little frlend and understndy from boz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
WEAVERITES WANT FUSION.
State Fight Hopeless, but They Want Re-
| nnbIfoan cupnort I'm tho Counties.

State Fight Hopeless, but They Want Re-
publican support I'm the Counties.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.1
RALEIGH, n. c., October 20.-Poiitical news OF
interest was picked up at headquarters here to-
day. IL appears that the Third-party leaders
about give up any hope for their State ticket,
but are "hustliug" 10 put legislative and county
tickets IN tho field wherever they have not done
20. They are endoavoring to secure Republican
support and endorsement OF their tickets This
they have secured in Wake, Halifax, and num-
Der Of other counties. They tried to get 1t in
Cumberland county, but failed. convention
OF 800 Republicans was held there yesterday,
and only a tenth favored fusion. Tho conven-
tion voted TO leave it to the Republicans to sup
port any ticket they chose. Republicans say the
Democrats will get half the vote OF their party
on legislative and county tickets In Moro
county they also say the majority OF negroes
will vote for the county and legislative Demo
CT attic tickets The Republican speakers Will
next week 20 into tho northeastern section 10
rally their people.
Ex-NAYOR WHITAKER DEAD.
News was received to-day OF the death OF Mr..
Jnnius Is. Whitaker at Goldsboro'. For twelve
yeara he was mayor OF that town.
Mr. X. B. Sheriff. to-day retired from the edl-
torship OF the Lexington Dispatch, Mr.. W. Nj.
sheriff. succeeding him.
News has been received OF the death OF Mr..
John NJ. Noble on his farm, near Kinston, from
iujuries due to n kick from horse.
The attendance at this Presbyterian synod OF
North Carolina, in session at Statewide, is very
large. Rev. J. NJ. Rose is moderator; Rows. L.
X. Law and A. T. Graham, clerks.
Mr.. I. X. Bruner, commissioner OF collections
for the Worlds Fair, left here to-day for Eliza
beth City 10 look after some special exhibits.
lie says the States display will be up TO the
highest expectations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

he wonld at once give tho required bond, QUALIFY
before Judge hughes, and enter upon the dis-
charge of his duties.
II has only been few days since Chief-Jus-
tics FulIer appointed Judge Thomas =. Atkins
10 ii this ONCE until the President should natno
q permanent successor to Mr.. Farr. IL was then
thought In some quarters that the sppointee o.
the Chief Justice would not bo disturbed unt,i
sfter tho presidential election, II then out u
seems shat pressure has been brouRnt 20 neee
Mr. Ciarkcs appointment VIII be regaroe1 ~ 2
victory for Malone over Brady, who IS thoognt
to have favored Atkins. The new eppoinfee ~
well known here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
CATLIN AND SICKLES.
Their Cases Stump Ohiciais at Washing
ton--No Precedent.
rBy telegraph to the Dispa .ch.l

(By telegraph to the Dispasch.l
WASHINGTON. October 20.-The question OF the
eligibility to Congress Of retired army officers,
as presented in the case of General Catlin and
General Sickles, nominated by the Democrats IN
New York for Congress, appears 10 be new
one and excites much interest," az tne war i''. Do.
nartment The legal officers OF the department
saw that the question has never been presented
10 the department in like form and that conse-
ouently there is no precedent TO serve as q OASIS
OF opinion. - ,ee- ...~.v
General Dayens held that a retired OFFICER OF ne
army does not vacate his commission by accept
ing a civil ONCE unless u De an ONCE in .no
~ conrse apnlies 10 all civu Offices, tnclGding
those within The giit Of State or municipality,
l,ut the general opinion at the departinen. is
that In the case Of representative IN Oongress
retired. Ineligible unless he surrenders his CON-
mission
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Notable Georgia Suptials.

10y EIIV 17'7IT7EF011'I
ATLANTA, Ga. October 2O.-The most notable
eocieiy event OF the State for years was the we'd
ding tonight OF Colonel Charles s. Northen. vic .
chairman Of the Georgia Democratic Campaign
Committee and nephew OF Governor Northen, TO
Miss Nora G.. Earnest, daughter OF one OF Allan
ta's most prominent Physicians. The wedding
took place at the First Presbyterian church, ana
was followed by n reception at tue Governor q
mauson. Telograms q eongratalGtion were re.
ccived from many prominent Democratic leaders
In all parts OF the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Oar FiIshy streets.

TO the Editor Of fhe Dispofeh:
call attention 70 the very clthy condition Of
cur streets. You can stand ON any corner and
Why. there IL a fortune TO any one 70 disposed
10 contract with the suthorities for the nas-
nure.
Our principal streets should By sll mssns b
psSsiculsriv attended 70, especially dartne -
&xpeaitlou. C15Ezn1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Edmnnds and Hoge In Halifax
fluarsal talograrn % the Dfduntch

SOUTH Boston, VA, October 2O.-Farmer p.
c. Edmunds, the sagaciOUs. faithful representa-
tive made one of the best spe ches OF his life yes
terday. ltwas plain, practical. straightforward
talk tust suited 10 the occasion, and had a
NAKED effect Colonel j. Hampton Hoge fol-
lowed in an able and eloquent speech OF two
hours. As an orator ho has but few equals, and
to-day he surpassed himself 1t is true that
some men had intended TO vote the 1nlrd-party
ticket. but after the issues we're SO clearly and
forclbly presented, they have come back 10 the
Democratic party. The canvass IL being Waged
vigorously, ana good results are seen every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
so,,.,.r company 10 Trouble.

.rorsy1 "a October 20.--Temporsry receiv-
.rs .ssrs sa'ssv appointed for the Darfleontn
spnning Company on application o. Sns.ss nessss ~
cisshorn, Of Philsdelphla- Edwsra y. :, sns,,s
Of Philadelphia, and r. J. boomnsa are ~ mostly
ssns,as, coneerns ia Philade.phia. Zoe tosa. !.
incobtsdnessis Is $4,000 s5o,ooU o. n nn,sl ~ -
secured by Donds The trouble rssis lain o,'tin
failure Of ]. II. Coates Co'f VI n''.',,nsg
last January. The nil WIZ % Aop'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
The v. M. q. A. .Corcert.

The Young Mems Christian Association Hall
was fillod 70 Overlooking last night with very
the Ariei Ladies' Soxtstts, of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Every number Of the splendid programme was
rendered In highly artistic manner and wsx
heartily sncorsd- The sextetfs In composed ol
the combination Of what was formerly known ~
tho smith Ststsrs, and fn this case he relation
ship y psrfecsly bona sd<. The ssxtstts 10 cous-
posed OF Nisses Jeanette, Emmr, olive, Grace
Gertrude, and Mao Marguerite Smith- Atsd
hAcCorkls acted - accompanist Tho enter
Buaa Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
,yorrt. Ander.op,. Funeral.

Tho funeral Of young Morris Andersen. VINO
was killed on Monday by the accidental dis
charge Of his gun, took place from st. fauLs
church yesterday morning. The services were
sistant rector Of the church, oclciated, assisted
by Rev. Pike Powers. Tho choir rendered
"Nearer, My God, to Thee" abide With Ne,
and Jesus, Lover Of My SOUL" and the burial
chants.
There were a very large number OF floral tri-
butes, and the remains wore followed 10 their
last resting-place in Hollywood by a long line OF
hacks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Force-Bill Suggestion.
Tpv toiooro nh IN Tho Dfgpatch

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 20.-Judge Nc
Clure, chief Of United States election super
visors, has issued instructions 20 precinct SUPER
visors, in which he directs them to ignore the
new election law OF Arkansas requiring voters 10
cast their ballots within five minutes after en-
terng the booth. The instructions have pro
duced a sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
BoWDEN-PeACHY DEADLOCK.
Tho Coiumbian-Day Preparations Com.
pIete--Personai and Other Notes.

pIete-Personai and Other Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, October 20.-The Bowden-Peacby
committees will meet again on Monday next at
the Atlantic Hotel aud try and break the dead
lock. The Peachy men favor DIR. Wise for Con-
gross. while the Bowdenites are dead against
him.
Tue city Is rapidly being decorated for the
Columbus Day celebration tomorrow. Az the
preparations arc about completed for the grand
parade in the afternoon, and IN the evening
there will be a superb display OF fireworks.
IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
At a late hour last night the trial OF the negro
Dick Smith for the murder Of Rube johnson
near Churchland last May was concluded in the
County Court. and he was convicted OF murder
IN the second degree and sentenced 70 the peni-
tentary tor six yoars.
Rev. s. A. George, secretary OF the American
Sabbath Union, Is in the CITY,
There WAS an advance In spot cotton to-day.
The steamer Lizzie Burruss, sunk In Curri-
tuck Sound, has been raised aud towed into
yOrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
coLoRED VOTERS FOR CLEVELAND.
A Negro Organization Declare for Denoc-
racy at the Home OF Malone.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

ISToCIhI LtIbBTHIH 10 lIV UIsPHIVI.I
PETERSBURG, VA, October 20.-The only col
ored organization in the city, which has hereto
fore been for the Republicans declared itself to-
night, at meeting held on Old street, for Glove
land and Stevenson. Addresses were made oy
Mcssrs. John Kpps and William Franklin. Some
fifty names were enr )lled upon the books OF the
same declaring IN favor Of Cleveland and Steven
son and tariff reform
The meeting WIS held under very auspicious
circumstances, and those who we're present gave
their opinion that they would sign at the next
meeting o. the club which viii be held on next
Thursday night, when some white orators will be
asked TO address them. The meeting tonight
was addressed entirely by colored people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
cnrolInn snfe for cIeveIand.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
WELDON, n. c.. October 20.-This state is,
without a shadow OF doubt saie Tor Cleveland.
The Third party realize this and they are fast
deserving Weaver and will support the Demo
cratic nominees. A prominent Third-party man
Of Granville county told me yesterday no had
concluded that to vote the Ihird-party tcke'
this time was 10 throw away his vote and help
the Republicans into power. For the love oi
wife, children, aud the sacred home Ties ne could
not afford to do this; hence he would support
arA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Free Exposition.

There is a free exposition at Hume
Minor Co.'s. Ninth street, of the hand
soonest Pianos and Organs ever seen IN
the city, and the prices and terms are so
reasonable that all are astonIshed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Stricken with Paralysis.

Mr.. William Hammock, while out walking with
his little son yesterday morning, sunere1 Q
stroke OF paralysis and fell on tho street. Po-
liceman Rex procured n carriage and took Mr..
Hammock 10 his homo. No. Ala north Twenty
second street. His family physician was sum-
moned ana later In the day the patient was do
Ing yery well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Received rir.. Premium on Entire Ex-

htbit.
Messrs. X. ii. Bosher's Sons, Of this city,
the old and reliable carriage house, re-
celved first premium on their entire ex-
hibit. Besides getting first premium for
the best display of vehicles, they received
first premium for best two-horse family
carriage. best one-horse family carriage,
best Victoria, best doctors buggy, best
top-buggy, best open buggy, best surry,
best ladies' phaeton, and best ladies' cart.
Their carriage exhibit IS one OF the best
at the Exposition. and visitors should no,
fail to examine il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
VIII IHave Candidate.

(CorresDOndeaceo OF the IlchmOnu DIspaIch.J
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, October 20-Mr. A. c.
Peacby, late candidate OF the anti Bowdent'es,
stated to-day upon his return from the Republi-
can conference al Norfolk that the chances OF
Republican being put W IN this district for Con-
grese were very good, aud that he thought that
the conference next Monday would place a can
didate IN the field. When asked who that can
dldale would be he Declined % say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The National Association of Demo ocratic
Clubs.
Hv telegraph 20 the Dispatcn.l

o,y telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
NRw YORK, October 2o.-chauncey y. biack'
president of the National Association OF DEMO
cratic Clubs, has appointed the following hAecu.
five Committee, 10 have entire management Oh
the association for the next four !earsi Naw
II. q. Monroe, Now York u. H. Latnpers, Wv Wv
Jsraev. n. ~. Rusk. Maryiand; a. i. Ankehy,
N,nnesota: William L. Wilson, West 'rea.la ,n,, ;
BenTon Mcailin, Tennesseei i James vgnjSe. ~ Nc,
,'.ar In,So Patrick A. Collins, Massachusetts
John John q BLACK, illinois; Henry wattors.on, Zen :, y
,nesy. j. 81 carr, North Carolina; Michael y.
Hsrter. ohio: Don M Dickinson hlcn'ssm w,rsi's w
1,,sa1nev ~ " Black. preeldent. Pennsylyania :
sa~rsncs Gardner. secretary. District OF 20
Inmiss, ana Roswell p. Flower. treasurer Nc"
York-kx-oGIof0 members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

A full IL octave new upright Piano,
with all modern improvements. with a
plush stool and embroidered plush scarf,
for only (S150) one hundred and fifty dol
lars-a wonderful Exposition special offer.
WALTER ID. Moses & Co.,
1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
GniltY of NIansIanghter.

RoMg, GA, October 20.-The trial Of Frank
Wilkinson for the murder Of c. f. Stephens
ended this morning aud the Jury returned a yer-
dict OF guilty OF voluntary mansiaughter. An
arrest OF Judgment was granted until Saturday
morning, when a motion viii DO made to appeal
the case 10 the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

VIENNA. October 20.-Snow is falling here to-
day, and the city and surrounding country bears
a wintry aspect. All the foliage has disap-
peared. and the hills are capped with snow
1t is showing heavily in the highlands OF Bo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Ranford,. "JuIiu, Cmssr. /"

Hanford's historic production of julius
Cesar" at the Richmond Theatre tonight,
is superior to any standard play ever seen
IN Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

When Baty WA dok, We gave her Canoris
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became NIss, she clung 10 Csssora.
When che had Children, she gave them Cassorin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

man Catholic psrocnisi schools Public buildings
and private houses N the CITY OF Shufebos axe
ab axe with buntinf.e
In Honor Of Chris Cium.
ST. Intts. Mo-. October 20.--The Merchants
Fxchapge. OF This city took holiday to-day IN
honor ot Columbus, and will remain closed untl
Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Democratic Fires Burning Brightly.
a....... - 49,. Nah ,,nnnh nianatnh

fCOrresp0ndence OF tno hIcnihOHu UIsphtUnI
NswHERN, October 20.-Hon. Elias Carr. i. D.
Jarvls- and w. H. Kitchin spoke here last night
10 a large crowd in the courthouse.
The campaign so far has been rather tame ON
both sides. But tue fires oil democracy are now
ilyhting up. and active work viii 80 on until the
day OF election is past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

A dollar is we'll spent when you buy a
bottle of A. b. Q. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Pbill,ps, p,re,tib,s Cocos

is valuable substitute for tea or coffee. IL
nourishes, while they only stimulate. superior
drink for children and for nervous aud delicate
women. II is different from all other cocoas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

ano,hef sinking spef occrr. This msy happen
ct any time now from the natural effects o. tno
disease and in the absence OF any neS compn-
cations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
$50. What Bargain $3.50.

A bottle of A. b. G. Alternative now may
save you O weeks sickness.