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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Democratic Ratification

There was meeting OF the executive, COM
nittee Of the Cleveland Democratic Club yes
terdav afternoon at Mr.. Jackson Guys office.
1t Was decided that the CLUB shall meet Tues
day night next at the circuit courtroom at
$40 o'clock to take steps towards inaugural
inc a rally. All members and Democrats
GENERALLY are invited to attend and partici-
pate. -, II
meeting Of the Union Democratic Club Tor
Monday night to appoint committees and
make arrangements for big meeting IN the
East End to ratify the nominations OF Cieve,
land and Stevenson. Several distinguished
speakers will be invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Daughter Of ~ Gallant Soldier.

What veteran lives who bore arms IN the
defense Of the Confederacy who does not re-
member the gallant Law. of South Carolina
There are many in Richmond who honor the
name of Brigadier- General Z. III; Law
and to those it has been pleasure
TO meet and know within the last
few weeks his daughter, Annie. OF whom IN
this Southland there are lew falrer. fof
several weeks past Captain John Cussons, of
Glen Allen. has been her honored host, and
ma presented her to many admirers OF her
father during that time. Miss Law spent a
few hours n Richmond yesterday en- route to
her Southern home in Yorkvilie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Mozart Managers Meet.

The board of managers of the Mozart Asso-
citation held meeting in Their Office last even.
ING, Colonel William L. Tanner chairman
presiding. II was the regular business meet
ing and considerable amount of routine
matter was considered.
The chairman appointed the following
standing committees:
On Finance-A. w. Archer. Samuel Hirsh.
Colonel J. b. Cary. DR.. J. b. McCaw and
John +. Mayer.
Music-E. K. Archer, G. W: Tanner,
Shepherd Webb. p. F. Greenwood. Thomas
S. Boiling A. b. Clarke. Jr., and DR.. W. L'
Burton.
Hall-A. Bargamin. Thomas 5: Potts, Dr.
George b. Steel, f. ID. Starke and II. 1. Miller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
City Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted yester-
day: w
Woodbury. Glass Works against @. w. Burr.
Case. Damages 500.
Wickham Il Co. against j. II. Signaigo'
Case. Damages. al. 900.
c. L. Peticolas against Richmond and
Chesapeake Railroad Company for s66S.S3
for plaintiff
p. b. and F. p. Bolsseau against same CON-
psny for s625.s4.
s. Is. Woodfn against same for ESQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Thurman Democratic Club.

4 short time since club was organized in
Jefferson ward known as the Thurman Demo
cratic Club. at which the following officers
were elected: Bev. #. Crump, president;
Isadore Hirshberg vice president Samuel
Nachman, secretary; K. ID. Adams. treasurer,
and ). NJ. Chaise. sergeant-at-arms.
At the last meeting OF the club the follow
ing was adopted:
Resolved. That tho Thurman Democratic
Club of jefferson ward most cordially indorse
the rlstform of principles as promulgated by
the democratic National Convention at Chi
cago, and pledges its earnest and unwayering
support of the nominees OF that convention,
Honorable Grover Cleveland. of New York,
and Adlai Z. Stevenson. of Illinois.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
The vsst,bu,o Limited 20 Norfolk via @. & o.

The vestibuls limited via Chesapeake and
Ohio is proving a great success. On'y tniee
hours ride Richmond to Norfolk. including
the delightful sail Newport News to Norfolk.
This train makes but one stop, between
Richmond and Norfolk. leaving Richmond az
ga. NJ. Returning leave Norfolk at $3.50 Z.
NJ. and arrive Richmond $50 +. NJ. These
trains connect at Norfolk to aud from virginia
Bench and Ocean View.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
DIZZY GOODS.
Woodward ( L0tll0D,
temple
DRY GOODS Store,
CORNER BROADA AND ADAMS STREETS.
REMNANT DAY,
TO-DAY, Friday, as Usual.

The stocks of tho several departments have
been subjected to another thorough revision
this week for the purpose of bringing 70 the
front all odd and extreme sizes" short
lengths" small and broken lots" mussed.
tumbled and soilsd merchandise and every
thing that psrtakes Of Remnant character.
However low we may have marked them
originally. We have remarked them at re-
duced prices. You'll perhaps be surprised
to see the reInainders on tho Black and Col
ored Dress Goods counters. Recent sharp
they are the newest and choicest things. too.
We give them q position in the remnant
ranks" tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Thankful Member of the Board.

Mr.. John 8. Harwood, one Of the new citi-
r.v members of tho Board of Public Interest.
Is 'a at present at Old Point Yesterday he
wr ~ 10 a friend of his. who is a member of
the citv Council. to thank his friends IN tho
two branches of that body for their support
M Uarwood expressed himself delighted
with the fishing near Fortress Monroe. He
stated that on that morning he started out in
a party of six. and within. four hours they
caught s2s spots. trout. hoghsh and other
kinds of fish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Iiustings Court.

Charles Braxton appeared before Judge
Witt Yesterday on the charge of housepreak-
ing and larceny. He pleaded guilty and was
sent to jail tor twelve months and fined one
cent.
w. II. Williams, alias w. II. Scott. was con-
victed of petit larceny and sent 10 jail for
fifteen days
William Atkinson, convicted on the same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Tho Best Medicine for Bowe, Complaint.

The Best Medicine for Bowel Complaint.
Mr.. A. ]. Darnell. Of Matilda. Bedford
county. Va. says II have tried Chamber
lain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
for colo several times. and it has always
given relief in a short time. My mother used
It for bowel complaint and it cured her in a
very short time. Mr.. j. II. Rice was at my
house and was taken with pain in the
stomach. | gave him a dose Of your remedy.
and he was relieved in . few minutes. IL
the hast medicine ever tried. Any ono who
wsnts information regarding il can write to
me-" For sale by Owens Il Minor Drug
Company, 1907 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
The Ambulance.

The ambulance responded to the following
calls yesterday:
1850 A. NJ. TO Reeves drug store on Mar
shall near Sixth street white boy who had
broken his left leg. He was treated aud left:
$50 Z. NJ to Tredegar Iron Works. colored
man who had broken his leg. Treated and
left
3.O5 p. NJ. TO Lees lime-kiln on south Sew
enteenth street. white man sick. Brought to
the almshouse.
6.35 p. Nj. to Tredegsr Company. negro
man with cramp collie. Treated and lett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Powhatau Club.

in their bali last evening. In the absence OK
the president. Mr. Preston Belvin. who 10 At
his country home. West hView," Colonel
John Bell Bigger was called to tho chair. :,
The attendance was not very large. and
after considering . few routine matters the
meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Want. "a Howard Offered.

Sheriff r. r. Hughes. of Washington coun;;
ty. visited the Capitol yesterday. He called
on the Governor and asked that a reward be
offered by the State for the arrest OF the IN
known parties who murdered from ambush
two prominent and worthy gentlemen near
Abingdon last Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

Richmond 10 Virginia Beach and return
via Petersburg ard the Norfolk and Western
railroad. The only line by which passengers
will avoid the boat and bus transfers at Nor
folk. Tickets on sale every Friday and satur-
dav Good 10 return until the following Mon
dsy. For full information apply 10 X. W.
Courtney. Passenger Agent. SSs east Main
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

evbsn Baby was sick, we gave her castortA
thsn she was Child, she cried for Castor'a'
wheu she became Miss, she chung TO Cassor1o
When abe had Children, she gave them CassosA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

piece Gray Crepon, all wool. 36 inches
wide. SO yards-originsl price, s3.75; remnant
price. %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

1 piece Navy Striped Flannel, all wool. IS
inches wide. 2sl yards original price, $l.3s;
remnant price. 80 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

piece Navy Storm Suiting. oil wool. 50
inches wide, so ysrds-original price. e3.sSs
remnant price. S2.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.

piece Tan Cheviot. SO inches wide. all
wool. 7 yards-original price. 1888; remnant
price, al.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

piece Crepon Cord. all wool. SO inches
wide. 81 yards-original price. 1915; rem.
nant price. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Bargains in ladies' Jackets.

can be worn as blazers. sizes SO and 3s. Re.
duced to $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

Ladies' Fine Black and Navy English
Serge Refer Jackets. self-faced. notched col
lar. finished with large pearl buttons. sizes
32. 9S, 40, AZ, "A. Reduced to IS. so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

Ladies' Black Cloth Refer Jackets,
double notched collar. self-faced. fastened
with bone buttons. sizes 80 and 36. Reduced
TO $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

Ladies' Black Chevot Cloth Refers.
square collar. silk cord fastenings. sizes 81
aud 40. Reduced to Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

piece Tan Serge, SO inches wide, %
yards-originsl price, &2.12; remnant price.
s1.40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

A telegram received in this city YESTERDAY
stated that Mrs. Lyon q. Tyler 10 very ~ o.
williamsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

B.zozAx's Pulls cure bilious and nssvou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

Corset Covers cambria, square neck. yoke
OF Hamburg inserting. From 62H to 50c., ell
sizes.
Corset Covers. muslin. square neck. trim
med with Hamburg and beading Reduced
from 80 TO $780,, all sizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

Children's White Cambria Dresses.
Gretchen style. waist trimmed with lace and
beading, neck and sleeves with rufiles. Prom
rs to 2lo., l to years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Bingham Dresses and Corset
Covers.

Bingham Dresses. Gretchen style. neck
and waist trimmed With Torchon. full.gather.
ed sleeves. Reduced from rs to 2lc.. to 8
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08


ers from John +. Whitlock and j. Frank Hay
wood were read also one from IL. Calder,
who asked 10 be appointed keeper OF the New
Reservoir Park When the Chair called for
noninations for that Office, there was a silence
Of several minutes. Mr.. Turpin finally nomi-
mated Mr. T. j. Bowles, the incum-
bent This WAS the only nomination made
by any member of the committee, and Mr..
Calder was declared elected. having received
7 votes. while only Messrs. Gray and Iurpin
voted for Mr Bowles.
hr. j. II. kracke. the present keeper OF
Monroe Park was placed IN nomination by
M Carter and reelected by reclamation.
!, " Asn tne appointment OF Keeper OF Uhiil-
oie hlI Park was reached Mr.. Gray nomi-
natea Mr.. James Hannah, the in-
9uinpenI' who. he said had given full salts
faction and held the position for about fifteen
years. Dir. Gray also presented petition
signed by majority Of the residents IN
that vlcinity. who asked for Mr.. Humans re-
appointment.
Mr. Mountcastle nominated Mr. T. @. Para
tTf a former member OF the City Council,
WINE Ar. Curtis placed in nomination Dir.
yonn II. Jraylor. Mr.. Epps nominated Mr..
ian turner. the tuTned-Out baillf OF the
police court
Mr.. Gray thought that Monroe ward was
eutued 70 some recognition. especially when
u was known % lie "A fact that the only posi-
Ton IN the jurisdiction Of the Council commit
tees given 10 that ward was that of Mr..
Bowies. who had received an appointment
nom the Committee on Lights.
=, Mr TurDin also made an eloquent appeal in
The interest Of Mr. Hannah.
-, hr Carter thought he might as well make
tne night iour-cOrnered one and nominated
DIR. Charles b. Hunley. who formerly held
TIE position OF keeper OF New Reservoir PARK.
nr seay presented the application of Dir.
J. l.. 5. owen for the position. and Mr.. lay
'oi nominated Ar. Robert McClintock.
Applications for the place were also read
rom Q. +. Knuckles. Michael Burke John Il.
"hitlock and j. Frank Haywood.
THE BALLoIING.
The balioting was then proceeded with.
which had the following result:
For Hannan-Messrs Gray. Turpin--2
For Psrater-Ly. Uountcastie-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
ROTTEN EGGS THROWN AT COLONEL KoLB
DlsGEAcFFUL TACTICS OF Ills POLITICAL orrc
NENTs-, KOLn CANDIDATE WINS HIS
C,-T ~ THE COURTS

Montgomery. Ala, oct 81 c>pccInl-' apt 'in Il. ].
Kolb late ca'lldlt" IT, Go,c:ror y's riay met with
his frs outrage upon the stump. lie and = = Booth.
Fusion candidate for c!cctOr I'm the Vth District. nj
tempted 10 speak at Gordon. Henry County, and rotten
eggs wcrc thrown at them b. dozen moro persons
VINO declared thcY should not sp"ak. Captain Kolb.
after talking fifteen twenty mirutc le the stand
and Major Booth. who aftcrwarl tried to speak was
lit in the back with rotten egg This act broke up
the meeting.
Colonel ]. VI. whitehead. one legged Confci
crate solder. editor " Third party pap,r went 70
MON Springs yesterday 70 divide time with Cllonel
oates. candidate T.. Concrc but Oatcs declining to
accept the proposal, whitehead took III. first train
home. he was followed - the station BY mob one
Of whom threw egg through the car window. jus.
missing him. There Is much political excitement IN
Alabama. and serious tIOublo l. feared between the
Fusion party and the organized Democrats befor" the
campaign il over. The Third party are hitt r..
Tyler Goodwyn editor Of Third party paper In FL
more County, had two fights IN the streets day
| came out.
The courts In this stat. Judge Hubbard Yesterday.
IN the election contest OF Or. II. \. Ice against
G. r. Talafero fer the probate udgcshlp In ronccuh
County gave n decision In favor Of the contestant
Lc, a Kob maia Tic contest grew out OF the last
state election, 1T which. Lee alleged, he had been
cleccd probate judge over laaferro by majority
Of than 1O,OUO. vt tho Official counl tho return
ing hoard threw Out lOAJ for alleged irregularities.
which completely wiped ont The ma oity aimed b.
Lee. rhc case has excited great deal OF attention
throughout tho Stit" bccai-e OF II, bearing ,hc
recent election for GoN rno., beside whch II pra q
| cally gives additional member 10 kolb In the
test for tts 6oycrnorehp slnilnr contest was de-
clded IN PIE County In favor Of the KOlb mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

have q grand r.lly nj No. l59 West one hunu 'rd am
iwcnty. fifh'St. on Friday evening. .. ain
meeting Of the Hell Gate krrIhlleap s1"S a Wi
4 join, parade of the iiarr!s1n and Yea Lat'cpy
and Chnrc, sumner Pioneer Corps will ;aHc liacf on
Friday evening. The start Will be MADE ifo" W. w.
i'rncc-s'. . ,,,- ,,,, 49,, tho with
Assembly District will ho! lis rccula' me- ting NJ
iorty -fonrtI~t. and Nnthavc. on fiihy cyeni.g,
The Eighth Ward lri.Amccan rr,,es,'v' nSa
The Young Mems Iadcprndcnt Republican \ss1,a
ZION Of the yi9 N:'mSyx d D', 4 o w ais Broome
The Irish American Club Of the ZiNth AS'cRhE
District will meet a, No. l25 Am'terd 'n-ave' on "a"
uiday evening. ~ . u-oatov
The Hntlrr I,rohers Protection Climb VIII turn OUT
$50 strong in t9c great Rcqpc lean E EcpscaSs in
thc notions ana fancy goods business are requested
TO Join with the club in SATURDAY. parade. A.,
Win %S>cnIbiy District will be held a EHccHor
Hall No. C42 Ffthst. this evening william iih"Ie,
viii preside and prominent SPEAKERS VIII make an
dresses. , A. vvr,,h
Assembly District and the Republican lhicers ol
The MIKE A>,cmhl; District will turn out u ityc
tonight and have ini paradc nrouY The M NN,a
will command the united bataiions. and brilliant
display in honor Of Harrison and Reid Will b" made
british League viii meet at the Ashland House on
Wednesday evening at 20 o'clock to pelisc, alrangc
ncts for tn great irish American maSs-nee'lnG I" I've
held In Cooper Union on Friday evening No'cm'
Nathaniel Mckay Ccphos EruneId r.. and william,
:. Cafircy will addrcs, the FiIs; Ward Harrison and
Reid Club a, 80 attcE ra,e on lneSdgy e., ryon ,I
I.ritl.h League viii hold public meeting at No. ~
rccchcr-s on Thursday evening. william H. Lni-cy
i, chairman. william H. stone. secretary and william
t. Moon treasurer Of nj: branch Of the League
1-he XIvth Assembly District branch OF tho Anti
hda aton No 500 East thirty -cigIti 81, Al
rl,lncn are cordially invited r j. bHfy /, pn gs,
of the branch: Comac McDonongh secretary ana
James Gibson sergeant AZ arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT OF NEw.YoRK-sUNDAY. OCT -. 1892.
ARRIVED.

steame- Queen Mreart lErl JACK. sourab,ya August
rori Saia Sspef 70 Aslcs 90 81; Mchaes tO6ci
:, via Dtawara nEakwate with sqea, % order vessel
e Vernon II nro>n Co. Arrived at the Bar a.
FUN Ed ma; esT Tsoa Sg:ss' p, ss
Arr,sd at TIE Bs ~ Evans Hamburg October g.
with mdse simpson srnce 6 Young Arrived at the
ssa%eF Eon Dutch nraq.m;. Rotterdam; octo,s.
>tesmsr ynmari, nsnsen, Campachy Oct. :, Vera
onG P'G 20 jane. w,r 90 Arycd at the
bar 3, i s. s,%i', ,>o. x,.,..n r,,,.a, t,v.
with trlt to II Dumos Co. Arrived at the Bar at
sCsnr CITY o. san Augustine Ray. Fcrm,naina With
lumber to South Brooklyn Sawm co. vessel % Warren
Seamer Cheiosec Chichester Jacksonville and Charles.
ton with nd and P2.s mr. g. william Cyie 90.
ami yassenger. 70 / Waller. nj. =. -,
mus" stci" "% Synndo:tc waltcp SSwpr and NOE
''N "' Sr wyanoSe Boa Richmond Newport News and
Norfolk with ndse ana assenger 70 Old Dominion So Co.
Via ShclbIrnc. 5 z ba1st 70 Snow Burgess
Nn bark T cans ID pnr ca io 10 7o days via Hsmp
Ton Roads With order Ssol to Edaari Hinckeh
George Homer lot Portland, Ore, HsmsO.
Tacoma Il Gays. with lumber to Langdon vessel 70
ST s1a /, sa" Sw Ho9s Gear strong clear
SAILED.
sfaTsr: Hye'1 fer L'Gc LID pn M,T6 CITY H R'
Galveston: IL raso' Ncw.orcans; A,ais,. Batmorr
Ships Undaunted for lave Kambira from Perth
RiTS renc5!SOt. for VALPARAISO.
sailed Long Island sound
It1i fax Cottage city. Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS-F0REIGN PORTS
steamer Naronlc OBJ, Thompson, from New.York, ar.
rived Liverpool o toter o.
steamer AuranIa DO Walker. from New.York. ".
ry,d at Ore 'nsown DC; Der %.
stcu,rr UmhIia tBr. Mckay, Saie1 nom oueenstown
for New-York October %.
stesnc Wisconsin (p worrall, saIled hence for New.
York De ohc- 20.
steamer Ia ser Wilhelm Ger, S,orner sailed from
SortNamn on for New York Octot er %.
Ste,ne- Allcr (Ger Christofer'. from New-fork Tor
Bremen. passed the Scillv j anfs Octobc- %. 49,
steamer Alaska BE- Murray from Newicrk for Liver.
poo .i~na led OF CrooihaNep october 30
TONER Amsterdam (Dutrh. Stencer, from Newfork,
arrived at Bnu'o q 'tobcr %.
Sclner Fl ntshirc OBJ. D1yer, from Sewforx fo'
Accn Singapore &C., ariNe cd at Port said Octoter 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
,xr,c,r,oys or rroN IN SOUTH DAKOTA

"A ~, Cc, ~ ,snial.-Thc secretary or STATE
,, r>,,o.o b,s rnivcd by mail the resignation
Of L. wood. Of Ralh ''!' INV VI ''o -"
,o., Domocr,tlc andldates for Congress. The
,,,,, como. - - Secretary 80 that the name
NAV be stricken from''e INITIAL ''''''' i' '>U"'
Hike an indication Of " ""'o'''" - "' '"''
49, ,,,h ro.ir,i0ns can BE- received. 1t Is cN-
-, Ma, ,hor. Il be several rcsiSnlt!Ons from
the state ticket ~ "ccN wv D'"''' ''u.
w, 40 poonIc,s )aIty central committee held
,,oc,i,, ot unr,nt supposed for the purpose OF
c.ccting fusio'srVV'No'' "' ''e'""" III
,,. 40 ro.u,aachcd a. that conference. and to
. ,,,n rrably show that the state ticket will
,,. ,,a, divided between The two parties.
,.h, eomrntiOn will arise from this arrange
, ~o,r,yall the ballots have already been
,,, 49, :, be printed before the certificates can
be- rccifcd ! ''i' """'o''' i"o 7"''''a'S VI ''"'e
80, -, to,vind cannot get lnct before Tuesday. and
- 90 80 I'D deputy l. left the Office IicrN
OLA h is vIout JdeIs to certify to the withdrawal
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
IRIrUMEN RE- ENT 4 SLhrDFR.

a, the last regular meeting OF the Mayo Mems
T.tr cite aud scncv )cnt A-sociat on. held at Lcd
wiih's Hall. Forty fist. and Thirdavc. there being
Is5 members present. the following resolutions
were nrociccd by p. !. Duffy and seconded by James
Durhin and uErnlnoasly cIi1iod
Whereas. Robert H. Roosevelt treasurer Of the Ma
tenal Democratic ConGco has described our fellow.
countrymen as follows III the Irish did not c steal
cheat rob, murieF get dunk Icrur themselves quarrel
aud Insist upon dai unIcssonably they would
be almost g0.d ~ other rauon,' and
Nh"r as 40 member of thc NJLlOl9 Democratic Com.
nAttcc OF Democratic for Presidency n,
condemned this vile SANDER the Ccl:ic people now be 10
I.esolNcd. That We, the members Of the MAYO Mems
Patriotic and Benevolent Assoc ntion this scandal
Gus mputtlon upon our race and call upon Iri-h
cans 10 stand ty the party that sustained Patrick Econ
despite the howl, Of the Democratic and English prc,s
We ndorso the organization founded by our brilliant
coun,ryman T. ST. Jonn uanney, and our members 10
support the policy and platform the Ant.Bstsh LEAGUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
BRIGHT OUTLOOK IN WASHINGTON.

olympia Wash, oct. - (>pccial).-rhc coming eifc-
ton I'm TIL, state win De the first at which the people
have been permitted TO vote for PRESIDENTIAL ucAc''
The safe ha, n population OF nearly 3'o'ooo ana
majority Of 10 900 Republican woes. IL Is '''uiau"
,hnt $1,000 ballots will be cast The efforts Oh 'he
rconl,, Marty will be wasted. II will probably con-
,, about one, fourth OF the votes cast. drawing Is
strength equally from the Republicans ana Demo
Gratis. The Irohhltionists. 1t is thought, VIII poll
between 800 and 1000 woes. II has now become
practically certain that the State OF Washington VIII
ye its four electoral votes to Harrison ana helu VIII
elect the Ire Republican state Ticket ana VIII seIu
&C. r,,uiIIcon REPRESENTATIVES, to Congress. John L.
wilson OF SPOKANE, and ". H. Dooht,le. OF IcSoin''