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


vv,suNaToy. d. c.. October 26.-Results at
Dirrf Fipst frace-four and one-halt furlongs-Alice
Colt won: May Lose second, Bluy y QaIe i"uhs
Duches,' colt third. Time, %. - O.,
second race-selliDg. five furlongs-Grano
Prtx won: Alcaide second, Osrlc thrd' Ilme'
1:02l6. .,,.s all anna
,,,,, lii ana a furlong-Fidehs won; DlaDlo Sc
cond. Cleaning third. Time, l:h4
To1rtn race-solhng, ono mile-Fagot won !;
Prather second, AlEOEa third. ilhe' l:to$n.
Fiuh race-C Consolation stakes, riA iurionesI
pi,si won Rosa M, second, Speculation third.
! '"''' A''o|S rHE GLOUCESTER TRACK.
GLOUCESTER, y j., October 2o'-lO-u"ys To
suits; ,.,, ,,,r,onga-Andrew
D. Won: Mari second, Michigan third llne'
second race-six furlOngs-Lyrlst won; WI
son Taylor second, Podga third. Illn9, I, l.A'i
SDT SDa,,,cI ra,e-four and one-haH furlongs-Lu-
ere won: Kdith Van second, Kilkenny 'hira'
Time, 5194. n.tg furiones--St
Patrick won; Lita second, shakespeare uiiu'
Fittb race-feyen furlongs-Major Joe Won
Lost STAR second, Jim Damn third. Ilnie, To-. To-.
Sixth ce-iivo furlongs-Vn1 VnsIno 1t.I i.o4
Forest second, Nettie third ti'h0' A'
AT GUTTESBUsG.
,,,,,,,v,,.ryo \ I o,tober 26.--The track TO-
day wgs ia good condition. A"ehd"nco '''''
TirsI race-four and one-halt furlongs-uio,1' ,stl1
abps won Flatiands second, Bon voyage 'h'ea
'iu,c, scoD1 o9'g gTaeesx furongs-May D. won; IT.
regular second, Mucilage third. iiine, ~ , ~.
i1ird racs-fiyo furiongs- ohhuVn'' ,S,na'
Lord Harry second, Little Fred thu0' iii"''
i.OlM. u,,,crah won: : Rhono
s.,,ond Rancocas third. Time, l;aoA y,...
FIfth race--ave fursOngs -iielen Won h'oanoi
seTond. TruInps third. 1tme, l:02s4,
sixth race-seyen turlongs- s-hazsinu's'r r',na VIZ
csarse a. seeond, Right Away third. liine'
I:3015. .., ~
LyxrNeroS. KY, october 2o--Tc-day's re-
sults: ~, ~ won Can.
non seeond. Leora third. Tins, i:Vfsf- Lehman,
second race-six furiOnge-f fnee Yr,,n.
won; Emma Louise second, Lyman 'nir'' ''o'
l.1OyS. a..a %. rds--
THIRD raee--one mile and one nunal.ua Some.
Clemenlino won London smoke secoi'''
dy tRird. Time, l:b0@- ,,..w won Nies
Fourth raco~-one mlIe-lrish Cbioi W"
Dixie second, W. IS. third. Time, i'fo,< Round-
E,Ih a,d,s rsee slz le,lSnssfr, f,ms LIZ.
You can't make new arm With say s.,en nen.e e'3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Miss Gazeiie T. Kshat, Of New York. and Mr..
Emanuel Miihiser, OF Hsohmond, were married
last night at 1880 O'Clock In the formtr city.
The ceremony was performed By Rev. Or.
kohuh tho father VI the bride, and took place
Ia tho synagogue Of which he IA rabbi After
the wedding brilliant reception was held ss the
rcaiGouce Of the br1de.
The newly-uarried couple viii 90 to California
ana upos their return win make sheir homo In
Richmond.
The groom Il counaosed win the frm Of Mil
hiser Co, snd = ven saA fasorably known 10
both SOCIAL and business circles q thb city. Tue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
INTERESTING
NEWS.
Read It Every Day.

Plaid Surah Silk. "a inches wide, q
special bargain for these plaid-style days
at one dollar yard.
New pieces of our famous qualities OF
Shanghai China Silks in cream. ~ inches
wide, 7jc. ayard 20 inches wide, Doc. Q
yard.
A sample lot of Lisle-Thread Hosiery,
Richelieu Ribbed-colors, tans, light
gray, blue Rrays, fast-blacks, only .
dozen Of each kind, and two days may
see the last OF them here, for the price
is 39c. pair.
The beauty OF our Carpet stock is tho
very kinds you and most Of your neigh
bors mostly want, are the kinds We make
q specially of-to-wit: Tho best quality
of Brussels made at SOC. yard. in
cluding laying on your floor with lining
also, the Toe Brussels, magnificent
line of patterns just such as you ara
shown in other stores at 90c. We have
been widely complimented and patron
lied Oh this carpet business and We do
serve it.
200 Chenille Table Covers, fringed,
one yard square, figured patterns. 99c.
Some Of the so-called Black Storm
Serges wiH spot and run If wet. We
have Just received new kind and tho
manufacturer has instructed us TO guar
sntee them to this extent II they should
spot from water 10 refund the cost Of
the dress, including what you paid 10
make it. Don't you think these Storm
Serges must be gooi -? Three qualities,
Toe, S9c., and 81 yard.
A hundred new elegant fans, 75c. TO
$40 each, just in, including some special
bargains.
Coque-Festher Fans. spangled, 81
worth Sl.5l.
Prince.oi Wales Feather Fans, s2.99
worth 81.
Spangled China-Silk Fans, 81 worth
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Tho SenennIaIIenPnn.

The supreme officers Of this order having con-
demned the action % the lodge located Ia this
district. who, at q recent meeting hold IN this
city recommended the winding up OF the institu-
ton, and donOuncing their action, Captain James
A. Lipsc0inb OF Manchester. as chairman o. tho
Executive Committee, has issued a special call
for a meeting OF gil lodges OF the district at
Druids Hall, 10 this city, NJ o'clock tonight for
the purpose OF taking such further action az may
bs deemed pest. II is understood that the MEM
bers here are determined to ight this matter IN
court II necessary, and with that end IN Wow
will in all probability employ some OF the best
legal talent in this city and Philadelphia TO push
the association 20 the wall, as 10 has been de-
monstrated 70 their satisfaction that II Is impos-
sibs 10 pay $1,000 for less than one third OF It's
cost az the expiration OF sax years-the rock
upOn which this association Is built
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
The Hastings Court.

The Hastings Court yesterday tried and dis-
posed Of the following cases; George biahu,
petit larceny, pleaded guilty, sent 10 jail tor
thirty DAYS William Alien, gambling at policy
board, pleaded guilty and was fnod one cent and
sent 90 jail Tor fifteen days: George rye, petit
larceny, ffteen days in Jail; Thomas Jones
petit larceny, fifteen days in jail; John Terry,
assaultiug samuel Miller, fined one cent aud
sent 10 iail for six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
NO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
S. Y. Gillian Withdraws and Casts the Re-
sponsibiIity on Other shoulders.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

PETERSBURG, Va, October 26.-Mr ;. \. Gil
liam, who was nominated for Congress by the
Republlcan convention held at Burkeville on the
27th of last MONTH Tonight withdrew from the
field as a candidate. His letter OF withdrawal Is
addressed 20 Senator Higgins, chairman OF the
his retirement for the partys good. and Is pub
lished IN circular form to be sent throughout the
district
Mr.. Gillian says he believed he would have
besn elected, but he is unwilling 10 assume tho
responsibility of disregardiug the advice OF the
National COMMITTEES. II therefore deem 10 tho
yisest thing TO withdraw and cast the responsi-
blity on otner shoulders" He advises his friends
10 vote the Republican electoral ticket. but is
silont as TO any support OF the ThirG-party can
dldato.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

are quite eIcusable when you are hit
with brick that provocation calcu-
lated to arouse resentment. You can
also with good reason find fault with
yourself if you miss the golden oppor-
tunities We are offering in the shape OF
our Suits. Aren't you in need of Cloth
ing Aren't these goods the best to be
found any ahere? Isn'tit clear that the
prices are lower than elsewhere When
you hear of good thing going cheap il
pays to look into the matter and not let
an opportunity slip away from you for
want of attention. Such chances as we
are offering don't grow on bushes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
RlCHMoND's MANUFACTURES.
statistics from the Census Bureau--Marked
Growth Eetween 80 and 80.
rRv Telegraph TO the Dispa.ch.l

iBy Telegraph 10 tue Disps'ch'i
WAsuINoToN, d. c., october 26.-A census bull
letin issued to-day gives a comparative state
inent Of the manufacturing statistics OF Rich
rnond. Va, for 1880 and 1890. They are sum
married. as follows;
Number OF industries reported in lseO, I0; IN
1890, 1913. Number OF establishments report
ing 5os and $50: capital, S6,SS4.3 1856 and 3d.
aos saz beuds emp!oyed, 1f,047 and IS,l5l I;
wages paid. s3,oOG,450 and d,979497; cost Of
materials used, l2,141, ,512 and sl@,646,3os;
value Of product s2O, 1876 and s2b's9l'3d9.
Tho chief industries reporting in number and
amount Of capital are those handling tobacco.
Thesa aggregate 10 establishments with a capi-
tai of s5,34o,035. Next come iron-fonndries
and machine-shope. with 10 establishments aad
a capital OF s2.3S9, l55.
Tho aggregate value OF the tobacco produc'
for 1890 is stated at Se,695,5e0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Marriage of MIR. Weaver and Miss Nash

Mss jeanette V. Nash. OF this city, and Mr.. j.
Wills Weaver. Of Baltimore, were married yes
terdAy afternoon at O'Clock az Clay-Stfeet he-
course Of friends. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor. Rev. +. II. Rawlings, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as ushefs: Nh ". h.
Merchant. OF Fredericksburg, "a cousin OF the
bridol best man, and MessIs. Robert Whittet, Jr.,
Charles McEwen, p. z. Bell, p. b. Hatcher, aud
LynwoOl Wingfed.
The bride was tasteiully attired in a travelling
suit OF ashes of roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver left
on tho s:05 train over the Richmond, Frederlcks-
bnrg and Potomac railroad for their future home,
In the Monumental City.
The groom Is a popular printer OF Baltimore
ana an estimable Young man. He was formerly
employed with the Chrstian Advocate OF this city.
His bride, who Is q daughter Of Mr.. w. j. Nash,
Is an attractive lady With many noble qualities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Mis-. nuIi.n and Mr.. stnbbs.

Miss While 4. Mullen and Nr. John W. stubbs
were married at O'Clock yesterday afternoon az
the residence OF the brides parents, Roy.
George III. Ray Officiating. The bride WAS be-
comingiy ettired In a travelling suit OF brown.
with hat aud gloves 20 match. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal party left for
Gloucester. where they will be rendered re-
ceptson BY the groom's parents. Hon. j. N.
stubbs and wife. Before returning they viii
visit Baltimore, Washington. and points North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

especially infants. is prevalent at ell times,
but is largely avoided by giving proper
nourishment aud wholesome food. The
most successful and reliable is the GaIl
Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk.
Your grocer and druggist keep it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

there are of all sorts--some good, some
bad, some indifferent. You want the best.
SO take Simmons Liver Regulator only. 10
is the best operative in any attack OF indi-
gestion. Dyspepsia, Constipation. ana bii.
iousuess. It is mild laxative without
gripping or any debilitating effects. lod
will know the article by the large red q on
every package. Take no other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
n.,I.ttbo T.mpie Tonight.

The opening ball OF the Jefferson Literary and
Social Circle viii be given t0-L!ght IN the Grand
Lodge room OF the Masonic Temple, and the
occasion will be brilliant social event The
bsn will commence at $40 o'co:k, and later on
a magnificent supper viii be served. The dance
WILL bs under the management OF the Amuse-
meut Committee, which consists OF the follow
ing gentlemen: hessrs. Sol. 4. Bloomberg lchair-
man. II. T. Ezekiel, Milton +. Msrcuse, Joseph
Wallerstein, Monro Levy, Henry Angle, and NJ.
J. RinsWanger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
--..ENsOy IN eRoOKLYN.
s't.af,..-, Great Audiencs-Protec-
.uIsiacies-Force Bill.


.It. .-.rrr1 20 the Bjapatch.1
r.r ... .c M u...,a,ua.,. -
' '- '-' H''''''' " -u'''1'
h r. stevenson Vico,pre'l
".4 congressman lhauot
sIoke on tue issues OF me
$4,000 persons, many oI "hoh
r-. D,HNtcd INTO the spacious
.-i nearly 900 prominent De-
- iiI'a seats on we s1ake;
''n.rracy Judge jocOb New
. ''' 'i,'li, .-AtsO'Hol "aluV9
a. ,l-'i. ileii''il ~, SVhf ,lsi ess uiaH
- '"- 'l'4 N'nl ut'I,
. --.' ."-ii IiIfu "l ho tVlhihit-
h 'A'Ahs me meeting 10
... '.. bempra'yoi OF BROOKLYN were
'h tntr aoiermlnahon 10
tented ma. my on NOVenb"I
H hrerS ui the nAuonal De-
h.f'iu'ei' as chairman OF
,.-.. .,y, VINO sP1to ,,'. on ,Io ,no
... Gonna the orato. of tho Owe
.t .,.......
......t -rt.,..,,,s rr,,,pus
.... .'.
..-... i''f fel an Ovatioh as nc
i'n'.i h'7 speech the great
'H '"'" waving hHhdAer-
.-. i'-INf. ft thd;
ai october, 1870. the great
-i d. yclr state, IN introducing
-..A.- distinguished private
,.. oih 20 name TIE typichl
- .'. WHO loves ana DelsNes IN
e.. .- 'NoiL ,h'ns else the man
s.. - ~ Woo u.r.Sll"h MS uuty
Pa .. -...... ',l ,I." .nv ps'h w %
>.. p,ts'9'eut lu WA ne os,
rfH t.. ....,,r, al ,,' 49, ,rc,,Id
..veaut'
alcm this splendid eulogium
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Elected Clerk of the Librsry-Building
Work.

The Board Of Building Commissioners OF tho
State Library met yesterday and elected Mr..
Edward Mcconnell, formerly OF kockbridgo.
now OF this city, clerk OF the work" IL will 0e
his duty 20 inspect tho materials put into the
building ana see that the structure is erected
according 10 the plans and specifications MI.
Mcconnell il a civil engineer Ills salary VIII
10 / fD par month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
~,, Next Vice President Addresses
Brooklyn Democrats.
rrnnlrN PROTECTION 4 FRAUD.
~,, Feuacy CT Arguments
Made IN rs Support.
ycrTIESOT THE FORCE BILL
..t.,o ant Northwcstern Concern In
....too Of the Mcasure-Other
t..lrsi Notes Of Interest.



= .... a- .S-rho reception given
4, II '- 81. .o-,,,,,, d, e,- gros,den,
~ ... .... now ~,
eA, fNa hHla.'IlHh Ci'VeiAha Ntuu
.... tb.lt coo persons consisting
ODD. .irf, erd n fog invited
~ ,.,.o.oo
.''' i'" ..'' ''v n''o' a. -
ht ..-.'' iy committee appohttd
5s, LID. srii,al vas The occasion Of
a. t..l ....,1.st.y rename stand
. ,,t.,
slt Poi. '"0 0''"''7' 49,
seL ..u t'if' we're over, AmVhe
"a .i-u prtschl "cFc the ioi-
40 .. =" ,c.s Iobb t1,,ton'
...r... T. e hop, mayor OF
, y r - ..-.s.eu T. Mack, Of Buffalo.
.-.. ... ,..rrortrrio,.
e. a., p
- i't' ~ or '.I WI, ro'.' 80,
lg .-. .'.t ~ F'h 20 VI iicl ,'ile
o. = '..'"t WI n @ 1st'''3 i''-', ,
y t. Ia' '.nS, ,vi ll eI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
RichmoDders I'm New York.

Younger, Marlborough; $. f. Sullivan. Gilsey !;
A. NJ. Scott, Morton; d. W. Rosenbaum, A. X.
Rosenbaum, savoy; f. w. Christie. Winsdor; X.
C. Shene, IL. III. Wallace, St. Denis, j. +. Powell,
81. stephens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
PbiIlips' DisestibIe Cocoa

presents new and valuable food beverage. II
Is delicious to the taste, highly nutritious, and
rendered readily digestibe. 1t will not cause
distress or headache like the ordinary cocoss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

times lost sight OF. The tiny stream OF blood
that trickles underneath the castle Of GrOng,
and tho mustard seed that Is lett on the field OF
battle arc sometimes not seen in the heat
OF the conflict, but when the castle tum-
bies aud the battlefield is OveTgrown the
thinker and philosopher raises the structure OF
truth and the permanent Is shown. IL Ia not al
ways true that tho verdict OF the generation Of
the actors in "a scene Is the verdict OF pOsterity.
This he illustrated by illusions TO both Roman
and English history. We know, he said, that in
q sense the cause for which some ~ Us fought Is
lost forever. The idea OF the formation Of
separate government within certain geographic
cal boundaries is n thing Of the past IL would
not now receive the support OF some Of those
VINO fought FOR It. When the greatest OF modern
soldiers surrendered AT AppOmattoX and laid
down the greatest OF modern swords the hopo OF
the iDdeuRudance OF the south ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

Governor Thomas G.. Jones, OF Alabama, is
registered at tue Exchange Hotel lie roached
Richmond yesterday afternoon on the fast mail
from Washington, and will probably be in tho
city for seYeral days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

For BRONCHIAL, AsTHMATIc, AND PULMONARY
COMPLAINTS "BROWNs BRONCHIAL TROcHEsN
have remarkable curative properties. Sold only
In boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

bride, lady Of many attractive qualities, in-
herits the intellectual qualities OF her father.
who IA considered by msny 20 be the most prorni-
nens and able rabbi in the Union.
All the members OF Mr.. Millhisers family at
ten dcd the wedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

For impure or thin Blood, Weakness, Ma
Iaria, Neuralgia. Indigestion, and Bnlousness
take Browns Iron Bltters. IL gives strength,
making Old persons feel young and young per-
sons strong Pleasant to take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

In order to avoid all danger Of running your
health By drinking impure water, add ten to
twenty drops of ANGosTCRA BITTERs to every
glass Of water you drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

When my son went
TO Dr. Coates he had
nesdache, constant {
hawking u m u O a .
that fell bach into his
throat, ringing In the
ears. bai taste IN the
mouth. tired feeling In
the morning, and was
weak and ncrvoas, and
had all the other terri-
BILE sy m pto ms ~
CATARRH. but nov
he Is entirely VOL. and
DIR. Coates cured him ,
| think the cure is
complete and pevma-
nent. and KIN ow of
many other cures the
Doctor has made. You
cant Imagine how bad
on my boy was before
he began treatment
under Dr.. Coates, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
THE SOUTH APPREHENsIvY.

"Sinre my nomination ] have been in eight
southern AMI southwestern states OF the Mon,
and have talked with men OF all classes and con-
ditions there. nud general ana growing appre-
henson Of The evils which Il IS believed would
result from tho passage OF the Lodge bill or
similar threatened legislation. ind the indus
tries established by northern capital during Mr.
Cleveland administration IN langushing con-
diti0u; that the immigration of labor and capi-
tai invited 20 those states by their then peaceful
condition hGs IN q large measure ceased.
"Ihe enactment OF the threatened force bill
into law would undoubtedly retard the growth
Of the States at which tt IL aimed, would excite
in many communities race troubles and in
vito retaliatOry legislation which would dis
turb property values. and discontinue and de-
strOy the value OF northern investments. And
its reflex action upon the North aud tho north
western States would result ia consequent loss
Of commercial an trade relations With the vast
territory now becoming tributary 20 their wealth
and prosperity
- say nothing now of the Inherent vice Of the
un-Americau and revolutionary spirit involved
IN the Lodge bill, which was pronounced by u
Republican eenator tho most Infamous that
ever crossed the threshold OF the Senate
appeal 10 the instinct OF selt-interest and
70 the sense OF common justice IN the Amerl-
can people. The era Of good feeling and re-
neWed commercial relations, commencing with
the election Of hr. Cleveland in 1854, should
not be interrupted by the inauguration OF n
policy which tends TO destroy popular repre-
sentatOn aud the purity OF local set-goV-
ernment which furnishes an instrument
20 ciscredited Federal power 10 perpetuate
Itself: which seeks 70 keep Hlive sectional
iealousies and strife; which threatens Important
commercial interests: which oilers no excuse or
palliaton for IT. existence except the perpetua-
tion ia power Of "A political party which Eas lost
public confidence
IMPORTANCE or DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
"Fenow-citzens, to the best Of my humble
ability have eudeavOred TO present some OF thc
living issues OF this great struggle. firmly be-
ievo that your interests and the interests ot all
the people Of our common country are bound up
m the success 81 the Democratic party. In
der the rnatchlcss leadership Of the man who
gave you an honest administration Oi the gov
ernment; who wrCstot from the grasp OF those
VINO had robbed you Our heritage SO,OOO,OOO
acres Of the put. lands aud restored
them to the public domain; whose prn-
ciple in action IS "A public onice 10
A public trust under hiH mat hless leadership
the Democratic party conf ieniy submits the
momentOus questions at issue, and viii ABIDE by
the determination OF the final arbters al the
polls .
throughout his remarks General Stevenson
was repeatedly applauded, ana every mention
Of Clevelands name was greeted with deafening
cheers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Operatives

saturday 10 The day Of reefstrdffon. Sec tha'
uanr nains 6 on The lisi. 50 that gou edn v1te.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
sickne.s Among ChiIdren.

Saturday is the day Of registration. See that
your name is on the fist, so that you cHl rOte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHaoND THEATRE.
"SPIDER AND FLY"
MEETINGS-FOurth Thursday.

MEETINGS-FOurth Thursday.
ACCA TEMPLE. MYSTIC sHrTSE.
MARSH ALL LODGE, KNIGHTS oP FYTHtAS.
JEFFERSON LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYrHiAS
ENDOWMENT SECTION, EslGHrS 0F PYrnIAS
AURORA LODGE, ODD-FErIOws.
ROANE LODGE. ODD-FBLLOwB.
vgRIEA TRIBE, RID MEN.
PAwsER Tribe. RED MEN.
VIRGINIA LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
COLONIAL COUNCIL, LEGION or HoNOk.
OLD DoaINI0S LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
A. W. GLINN COUNCIL. AMERICAN aECHANiC3
BRANCH 40. 2Si, iR0N HALL.
BRANCH No. pa. IRON HALL.
BRANCH 40. 33, IRON HALL.
wEsT-ESD EQUITABLE LEAGUE
CYNrHUS GROVE, DRCIDs.
MONROE GROVE, DRUlDs.
LIE LODGE, TONTI.
FULTON LODGE, GOOD THMPLARS.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOOD TENPLARs.
SIR WALTER RALEIGH, SONS or 81. GEORGE.
STUART HORSE GUARD.
BROTHERHOOD or PAINTERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
A FATHERS GRATITUDE.

on'cer Z. Y. Williams, a weli-known member
Of the Norfolk police forcc, told . reporter tho
following ssory Of tho cnrc OF his son, Ernest L.
Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
IuE FORCE BILL.

The remainder Of Mr.. steyensons speech was
devoted 20 the force bill. On this subject he
feid
This bin, IN every line and paragraph.
broathos distrnst OF the people. IL is totally de-
structiye oil lOcel self-goyernment 1t would DO
difficult 70 fnd on any page of our history
more daung attempt t0 weaken the power OF the
people auC to Ceuiraliza All power IN the Federal
government No single officer entrusted
with Its execution is elected by the people.
From she Judge who makes the appointment of
chief supervisors 20 the lowest deputy marshal
entrusted with as execution, all receive their
appointments under Federal authority. The
people. tho source OF all political power Under
our Constitution, have no voice In the sci a.. ION
of those who, under the most monstTous prOvs-
ions Ot ;his bll, can sport at will with Their
dsarost rights.
"Ihia legislation, my fellOw-citizens, Is de-
visei iu a spirit Of hate. Can It be possible that
the American olple vii consent 10 the enact
meut Of a law SO hostile % the spirit Of our in
situations Legislation which sayOcs ouly OF ven
Ceanco, and he successful operation Of which
would involve the expenditure OF millions Of
dollars and bring in its tram untold horrors?
Can Il be hat the hands are nov 20 be turned
back on the dinls aud the evils through which
wo have safely p9 ,sed again become living
reHlitYf
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