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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
an Mum sa0wfNa.

A labor journal, quoted BY the
Unitsd Nine Workers Journal gives
some startling statistics as to poverty
in the United States. which it has col
lected and from which it makes the
deduction that 10000 children are
starving to death every year in this
country. This seems incredible when
the United States shipped hun
dreds Of millions of bushels OF
wheat abroad last year besides
millions of dollars worth Of other food
products for which market could not
be found here. Was this curtailment
Of the home market because those who
needed these products most had not
the money to buy them?
There are, says our contemporary,
10, 900, 600 people living on their daily
toll in this country and 100000 who
cannot find work.
In Massachusetts, one-third OF the
persons engaged in remunerative labor
are unemployed at their principal occu-
pations for about one-thrd of the work
ing time. The sweating system is in
full swing in all large cities, with its low
wages, long hours Of work, employment
Of women and children, and disregard
Of all the decencies and health require
ments of life. About forty thousand
working women in New York are 80
poorly paid that they must accept
charity, largess, or starve, and 1855
/ families, composed of 10000 members,
were evicted last year from their houses
In New York, and the inmates of
almShouses registering for the last
year were 73,O45. The average num-
Der Of persons to a family have decreas-
ed over 10 per cent, while the number
of persons dwelling in one house in
/ New York City has increased-49 per
/ cent. OF the houses containing more
than ten persons. SeOnty-nine per
cent. of all the dwellings have more
than twenty persons to each dwelling,
or So per cent. Of the whole population
living at the rate of from three to four
families in one dwelling-house, and s,313
dwellings contain from twenty-one TO
thirty persons each.
In Brooklyn &c per cent, in Jersey
City "a per cent, and in Cincinnati 2l
per cent. of the population live in dwell
ings containing more than twenty per-
sons.
1t does not seem possible that the
tale these figures tell can be true in the
most prosperous and fertile country in
the world, yet they are backed up by
ex-senator INGALLS,, who declared that
"there are 100000 of people in the
United States who have not enough to
eat from one years end to the other"
Look at the figures on the other
side. The combined wealth Of
the United States is estimated
to be $4,000, 900, 900, of which
sum $4,000 people hold three-fourths,
or s4s, $50, 600, 600, while the balance of
the population, Ga, 900 people, are
the possessors OF only the other one
fourth. Ten men own over $500, co., 900,
while 10000 600 people, as Senator IN
CALLS says, have not enough to eat.
This is the natural result of policy
which tends to concentrate the wealth
Of the many into the hands OF the few.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
1r wAs RE1p. son MAoyEAeH.

What do the Harrisonian organs mean
by bowling about Hon. WAYNE MAC
VEAGH'S attack on Minister PAT EGAN
because he is an Irishman?" Mr..
MACVEAGH made no charges against
EGAN. Not one. He merely re-stated
WHITELAw Reds charges against
E6AN, made in the New York Tribune.
In his letter Mr.. MACVEAGH stated
that he had never heard of EGAN or
knew anything about him until REID
accused him of being ga sham patriot"
and defaulter in the matter Of Irish
Home Rule funds.
Speaking Of the Irish in this country,
who are giving aid and sympathy to
their brethren at home, Mr.. WHITELAw
REID said in the Tribune:
The Irish influence in questions of an in
ternational character is directly hostile 10
Il Fy"is@-'' |4ates, and IL is one of the most
i rs againlt which we have to
plain truth is that, where
Imposed interests OF ireland
g larGe and noisy faction of
4r1<r4n the United States
reacherous, TO the
b they swore fidel-l
newspapers are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
rhez embered o,ponnell.

VIENNA, October 29.-The city Of
Salzburg, capitol Of the Duchty of that
name, publicly celebrated to-day the
eightieth anniversary Of the birth Of
Count Macmillan O'Donnel, descend
ent of the Irish Esrls of Tyrconnel,
who saved Emperor Francis Josephs
life in 1854. In that year an attack
was made upon the Emperor by a would
be assassin, who stabbed him with q
poisoned dagger. Count O'Donnel pre-
served his presence of mind and at once
placed his lips to the wound and sucked
from the poison left by the weapon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

THE Intcligencer in its mad effort to
cover CD the offence Of its party leaders
IN this State IN lending themselves to a
nefsrious scheme to colombo the State,
q which is now going on, only con-
q the fact OF the guilt Of those whom
10 IS trying TO defend when it tries TO
pun its friends out OF a hole by attempt
jn&to besmirch Senator Faulkner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

WAEN Chairman DAWSON, who APP
pears to have been installed as political
editor Of the Rtsliigencer, awOke to the
fact that the Stevenson demonstration
tomorrow was to be gigantic, he shipped
a man to Illinois to rake up something
big aud derogatory to Gen. STEVENSON
to publish to-day or tomorrow. It's
TOO shin, Mr.. Chairman. Why don't
YOU publish MCBRIDE's letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
Another Brazilian Complication.

Rio JANEIRo,, October 30.-Senor Ser
zedello, Minister of Finance. and the
Budget Committee have resigned owing to
the action of the Chamber of Deputies in
rejecting the government bill taking over
bank issue and bill granting exclusive
right of issue to the Banco Republica The
new law also enacts that import duties
shall be paid in gold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
STATE DEMOCRATIO TICKET,

u ~
FOR GOVERNOR,
VIZ. A. MAcCORKLE, OF AahA"n~
FOR AUDTOB,
". JOHNSON, OF Barbour.
DOR The sURER,
I'M. ROWAN, Of Monroe
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
~ S RILEY, Of Ohio.
ron STATE SUPERINTENDENT or FREE SCHOOLS
VIRGIL A. LEWIS. Of Mason.
roRJupaE SUPREME COURT or APPEALS
gong TERM
NJ. q. DENT, Of Taylor.
(sHOET TERM
HOMER A. HOLT, OF Greenerier.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
CFlrst Senatorial District)
WIN. II. TARR, Of Brooke.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIO TICKET
FOR sHERIFF,
FRANZHEIM
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
AssEssoR, CITY DISTINCT
-. SIT BLANCHARD
auErRY DIsTEcr
y ZANE
COUNTY SURVEYOR
nj. a. CARR
HOUSE OF DELEGATsS
CIV. BROCKUNIER,
Nv. IMHOFE
MI. O'KANE,
J.B. WILSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
coveRussIONAL TIOKET.

rrs.r Dlsrmcr-JoHN 0. PENDLEToN' Of
ono sseo,o D,srnror-wM. L. WILSON Of JEFF
(ersOn. rOuNr n ANDERSON, Of
Nicholas. rAArJ-s CAPEHART, Of
Mason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

Rejected communications win not be returnes
unless accompanied By sufficient postage:
Er-rributes OF Respect and Obituary Nouces
3 ceuts per line
Stamps Of the denomination OF two eents anu
less accepted for amounts less than one a0liA'
szs-CoHnEsroSDEScE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
xr,rs sorlcrruD PROM HyEKX PART OF TH1 sur
acUspING COUNTRY. mn.
sREGIsIER, siaarGcinR''' ssvsr'' sa's'on''
,,,t,rea a, tas Postoges " Bass.inG ". va
fssscona-clGss matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

whsn Baby was sick, we gave her cnssoris.
when shs was child, abe cried for castoris
whsa she sssa-as ,nsz, shs chung 70 Caste
TAaa sAs had cAiaEsa, - saIssAaa g 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
On, for fair weather tomorrow

Tx the great Stevenson parade to-
morrow Western Pennsylvania will be
represented by seventeen clubs-nearly
TWO thousand men. From Pittsburg
alone thirteen clubs will be present. 1t
will take three trains Of 10 cars each to
accommodate the Plttsburg delegation.
THE lengthy interview with Senator
KENNA, in another column, on the sub
loct Of the Force bill and the political
SNpAtion generally, is one Of the most
vlgoaops and convincing utterances Of
the caS,paign. 1t ought to be read by
every voShr. Tkleaves no possible doubt
Of what this iHiamous bill means, or
that If the Republicans have the power
they will pass 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

National Democratic Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New YORK.
FOB VICE PRESIDENT,
ADLAIE. STEVENSON
or Illinois.
roR ELECT0Es AT LARGE,
SAMUEL S. VINSOE, Of Wayne
q WOOD DAILY, OF Mineral
ron DISTINCT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
r,,s-s,,r-sr ID POST. Of Harrison.
SEcosD DIsriucT-B. L. BUTCHER Of hAh'
dolph. rOuN PRESTON, OF
sF ssRSTS -prsrmcr-JoHN C. MooLUER' OF
Wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
Whaling Bridge and Terminal !
Time Table No. Z. 20 take essc; y !,
sunday. October 20, -

Time Table No. :. 70 take eascs - :,
sunday. October ga. -
Leave whssliBg-'5:fy, ~ 100
ss.45. III: 90 >. n, tls'i9. ~ -
s5.3J. +5:30 p u. 1oo
I..xye Peninsula-fb:io, 49,
gq.6i. tiI:O7 q. M, sH'sb u
sa.4f. SO, f6:SC "A m
Leave w. g. L. ~ sud q. -
san 49, 47:i0. 5000. .l's
NJ s3:2T. 500. fb:Zz, f5.ao. =
Lave Langhlinis kili-n 81
ti:I3, 1881, s5:05 q m. -
Leave De Hass Dressings
MIA. ga. 500 m. - .,spI
fDsily except fdaI. ~ -
only. n
In telegraph ONO r
Time. -
HATALoGUE
" Having tbN MI
both nxchibry ~
l. Pfinting'
printing q
otyjo and
riabed orr
Phi1TIEe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

To-MoRRow would be good time for
Wheeling to take another census.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

WHEELING AND ELM GR1a
w RAILROAD. On aud lhu H..
day June 1, los2, trains viii run a. I. :.
City Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
w p. 4B DIV SION

W, 7, y d y -" I'D
For Pittsburs. o:l0 and 2 ia p y. :
M daily and / Mp m. daily srcspi s.i = :.
Bor Pittsburg Apd the ka,l ~
Washington AcaommoaA'iVA ."
cept Sunday. .
F,om pittsburg. lA:0j A m. daiif, " ~
except sunday, $50 pad y. ~ ". y. -
Washington Accom- mofauoh' ."
except Sunday nulg q sceLi
General PasteS ges Agsah '-
is. LANE, Wbeelini -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

TIE TnteHigalcer is pleased to reflect
upon Capt RoBT. CARR because he has
IlIed himself with the Democratic par
There was nothing too good for
aeighbor to say about Capt. Boz,
it was thought be would vote for
r Corr. Now that Capt. Bob is
be always belonged, as head Of
-anawha Democracy, the TRtelli-
finds time to say just the oppo-
'ever, Bon IS able to take care
nd will pull the Democratic
4. Mark our prediction.
CAMPBELL has sent the
amunication denying the
II. KENNY, Of Preston
he swsars Mr.. CAMP
lower class Of
clties we have
hoic church"
required Mr..
ne had heard
it thinks
the same
be upo9i
MPBEI(
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31

TRAESOHIO DIVISION
For Chicago. 1885 and lOi0o a. h gNi
daily, and 3:g5 p. IN. daily eto9pi sgseii
Cincinnati Express, 7;S5, aud 9's 49,
1920 p N. daily. a., -.
Columbus Accommodation, 5'9p Hfu'
Sunday. .....- "a.
and s.25 D. m, except SUNDAY.
ARRIYE.
Chicago Express, l:l5 and ol9 a
and, 1870 p. IN, except Sandayi All -
ciSainnati Express, sos a m sni';s Z
daily. ! o.
except sunday. 49, ,,.o., .
ST. Clairsville AccomodAuon' -"
5:55p. m. except Sunday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
,ept Sunday. ...
yVEN pennsyllvanla statos,
Trains Bun By sntrai

rIcrrT 0YrIcrs AT PEsssrLy1s9 ND
WAITE SI., FooT OF "a. EfEsIs y .Ep Is
AT NcIuRE HOUsE. With = - On [
PEsNaY.vArIA STATION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

DEST FAMILY FLOUR, 8.
I'D New Basins, &c.
Best CIDER Vinegar, 2jc.
New Citr0n, lSc.
3 boxes Gelatlac, 2Jc.
French Cdniy, Toe: for HJc.
Pine Family -Four, $500.
New Crop Of Rice. 4c.
Fine Since-Meat. s..
Homo-Made Preserves, Sc.
n0me-Mado Jolly, &c.
Fine Mocha and Java Coffee, zoe.
Mixed Nuts, lie.
Layer kaisinB, l0c.
IL dozen Roc Herring, 25c-
pounds Now BIcawheat, 25c.
Nice Green LaguaYra Coffee, 2lc.
Patent Family Flour, SIC. per bag.
q large bars soap, 2Jc.
CGIrAnts, Sc.
New Orleans Aolasses, SOC.
Lard, 81
Telephone, 507. d. oSULLIyAN,
Eighteenth and Nam strest4
dc 4-Su. Tu. Th&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

Fver since last Friday whom woll-known
Iuslu egs-fpen took q sort Of blrd's-oye Wow OF
tho Rlchnond Theatre both inside md oct, the'e
hqye boon rumors ~ tho OBJECT that that popular
playhouse vas ho.ng threatened with transier-
nn.s into other hands. ~ be- entirely romcdeuod
ana 10 b. uscd Tor mercantile purpo3cs.
IN fact, reports state that number OF bus-
nrss-ruon huvo approached Colonel 10 Lano
storm, executor u the will 81 Ar-. Powell, lGte
owner Il tho property. 10 reference T. the pur-
chisa and th"t 'hc matter ~ BoW bong cousid-
cred. a DISPATCH reporter cndeHvprHi 90 10"
Coouol storm last evening. but failed, 30 he con-
timed his courso 60 tho Theatre, whore he
found Sir. Ioath, - The firm Of Brhuch & Lcatn,
manngors Of tho house. This gentleman stated
that be md hrHri Of no such ruuOrH, ana dii
not bo'iovo that thcro was my truth Tn them.
49, HnY rate" SAID he, "no negotiations or
transactions can IN my way affect tho lheeir"
until ncIt May, aud Wo are now booking plnys
Tor ueGt season upOu the authority Of the eIecu-
q,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
Charged with s,saling a Big sun.

Laytnia ST. ClRiF, n decidedly black negro
All, whore sable cOuntonauce bore the evidence
q eighteen frosty Wiutsra, was Ina the Police
iOuu yesterday morning, charged with feiO-
hOusly stealing s8iZ from j. r. Briggs it
,Boms from tue evidence that Briggs WBs visit
Ing the accused and tnat the money either drop
ped out " OF Nas tsksn from his pocket tic
slated that DO ala not believe the woman stole
Che cash, Oul that his pDcket-pOOk containing 1t
fell Into the hole 10 NE foOr, whore II was after
wards found. Lsvinla was discharged.
y. X kschsrdhOn WAS up for creating dis
turtapcs CA eiectnc-car no. -, ~ tho Rich
tnond and Manchester Railway Company. The
case WAS postponed untn next Thursday the
ZOlh.
1tmmie Sullivan, OF Connecticut, was sent 20
lau Tor thirty days in detaai Of 800 security as
suspicious character.
BsiIie Brown and tiary Alexander we're as
<csDed - eGoa for fghltns,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
DHILADELPHIA, RICH
NOND. AND NORFOLK .-AaszzSAsas
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every II ESDAY and
FRIDAY al / J.. NJ. and every SUNDAY az >
A. n.
Freight for tuesdays an fridays steamers
received till sailing LuIr; days steamer
Til > 2. ". Saturday. Frels- .--5lyeI daly uu-
I'll . b.. ".
Fare. 81.
For further information app,yt)
j. w. MCCARRlCk,
Genera Southern Agent. Onics Eocketts
W. T.. CLYDE + CO,
my % General Agents lhiia Ihls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
Charters Granted.

In tho city Circuit Court yesterday charter
was granted the GA DOMINION fish, oyster, and
Produce Company. The capital stock Is to ~
not less than $4,000 nor moro than $4,000 di'
yilci into shares VI $40 each. The following
arc ne uni .crs for tho frat year: T. +. Minor
prcsil out. aud ~ T. Benll, general manager
Tho directors are James -. Patton, W. Il. West
Il. II. Fox, h. Hider, and g. 4. Minor.
A charter Was alsO granted % the H. W. touu-
treo & Brother Trunk Company. Ih" purpose
arc % manufacture and -cil all kinds 81 trunks
travelling bags, md sntricis. The capital stock
is 20 bo cot less than $4,000 nor moro than
goo. 600, rud The officers arc. II. ". Eountree
president: ~. ". Rounfrec, vicc-pre don't; G.
VI. Fcrroll, secretary and treasurer. Directors
the above aud H. W. Cotrcll ana =. G.. Ne,lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
CITY CIrcuit Court.

In tho case Of Lerser Brothers against Mary
and 4. Marks judgment was conferred for
x3S6.26.
Judgment was rendered for plaintiffs In tho
following cases:
S. H. Fraser against William Simpkins 5000
Z. G. Braucr 4 son against q. 5. BOwioA for
slGG.2H.
The suit al A. d. Williams against The City Of
Richmond Was removed by his administrator.
Suit WAS instituted by {. ". CrOwder against
the American Wood Paper Company, % Phla-
delph,a. for $500. Mr.. Wtlhs Il. smith BE- Attor-
ney Tor Mr.. Crowdcr. An attachment has been
Issued against some ~ the property % the com
pAny m Eastern Virginia The Am0rcau Wood
Paper Company made an assignment few
days ago. the liabilities being over o 600. 900,
with assets bout sfOO, 900. An attachment wHs
suSf out Tuesday evening ~ tbs Clerks once %
the Chancery Court bv eK-JufFe Wsddin Tor the
Planters National Bank against this company
T. recover $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
nousEMAN ON THE STAND.
He Textiles on His Own Eehalf-TriaI Nay
Conclude TODAY.

Tho Hsnrico County Court was engaged
throughout tho entire day yesterday IA the TRIAL
OF John Houscman, the white man charged with
criminaliy assaultng his little daughter Bertha
An Immense CrOwd-at least 200 IN number
nllod tue ROOM ami, despite the fact mat the cir
cunstAncos connected with the crimo arc plrt-
cularly revolving, they listened 70 tho evidence
with marked interest
Tho counsel for the defence. MossrB. william
Hay Garrett aud W. II. Justis, are making n
vigorous rPht IN behalf Of tho prisoner aud are
contrasting oyery point raised by The opposing
att0rnoys. For several hours yesterday the
time was mostly consumed by arguments bo-
tween tho lawyers The witneBEcs examined
we're MosarB &. T. Stfatton, Simon Solomon,
and the prisoner The latter was on tho stand
or three houra and gave his answers unbush-
Ingly and with certain audaCity that plainly
showed tho low character OF the man. He sail
Mat the statements OF his daughter were untrue
aud that tho charge WAS a put-up JOB, Matched
by Lloyd, hrs. HOusemRn. and the girl involved
IN the alleged crime. Those who heard the owl
dence Of the accused think thRt u was worry
damaging % his case. IL certainly showed biz
deprayity and tho utter lack Of faihorly ioeiinS
IN his hoArt
Tho Case. which was continued until to-day
viii probably Do given 20 the jury tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

fcfred, with Paes-CrAnd w. II. Bailey, degree
master: Deputy Grandchildren Render a. a.
aisiant degree master. and Grand asier y. X.
StsDsbury 80 conductor. Tho Rev. W. 4. Jolly,
pastor Of Randolph Sirest Baptist church, Was
raised D. The scarlet degree and made chaplain
Of Tho lodge. Au degrees we're WORKED Ia tho
handsome costumes OF tue degree. After the
c,0ee Of 1egrec-WOrk the Grand Master addressed
the lodge and paid high compliment 70 tno
inembers Tor tbo manner IN which they were
performing their duties ~ broiherb OF the
friendly oder. Tho Dcpliy Grrnd Master ano
other waiting brOthfTa delivered shot addresses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
Pretty Home Wedding.

fCOrresDOndonce q TIC hlchmph! DIsUGph.I
FUREEA MILLS, VA. December 2L-A pretty
home wedding was s0i6mnlZei to-day ~ O'Clock
L. NJ. at the residence OF Mrs. Pattlo Walton,
mother OF the bride, the contracting parties
being Sir. James <. Anderson, "A popular aud
prosperous young farmer residing near here,
and Miss Annie Thomas Walton. The ceremony
which Was performed by Rev w. w. Carson. OF
the Presbyterian chIrcl, Was Titnossed by
large number Of friends OF the bride and groom.
A reception was rendered the bridal party to-
night By Sir. II. 4. Anderson. father OF the
groom.
Tho bride Is "A handsome brunette and has a
number OF admirers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC BANQUET
Some of the Detail. Agreed Upon by tho
Committee of Invitation.

AltrOugh tho Invitation tommitieo Of tho
Democratic banquet were very eocrotyo as a
body regarding tho programme agreed upon NJ
their meeting Monday nitht pretty much MI OF
Tho details have loakod cut.
10 was decided, u f. Tnij, % lay cov"rs Tor "pu
pefsoua Fifty az these viii le special or com.
pIimen.Ary guests. ap thorr VIII Dos 25D urkolA
Tor rale, ana tho price wac uNcd 7t SO each.
conn tiecs. aud they viii take tuat number Of
tickets ami pay for tbom. Ihir VIII lcuy' ID q"
DO disposed %. Thirty Will hc opii . persons ma
Virginia outside Of l;ichWouC, leaving Ibt 10 DO
e0ld hero. fl was decided o. roud out LOUD In
yitHtiunA nui 81 them uaino tI0 date when tho
tickeis would be- Issued. Those who dctro %
purchase them will have % appear ia person OF
by proxy. with cash or check % the amount OF
siO. Tickets will DO ihHuod In tho order ih
winch tho applications arc made uatll an aio
gone. --
Tho galleries in tho Dnnquct-hall viii scat 10
persons, anu tickets for those 6oats will Do sod
al prices ranging from 81 to SO.
Tho special guests 30 De invited viii Include
the Governor, observation-disclosures, Attorney
Genera, speaker Of the House 81 Dol"gate',
tho two United Stat hcuAtDrH aud ucWbors
Of the House ~ Representatives. from virginia,
tho Governors aud senators from thC States ~
North Carolina ana Wobt virginia, NJ least ono
uei-kuOWn citizen ~ en- IA oh ~ southern state.
distinguished Democrats from tho North. Hnd
one nJu-Tcsidcnt representative ~ ehrh OF mo
two rRilrOa 81 whose trains enter Richmond.
Invitations will DO sent 20 tho members ~ tho
State Committee, members OF tho tity Demo
cratic Committee the OrlcorB Of all Tho Dcmo-
cratic clubs IN Richmond, aud persons In Rich
mOnd who contributed - TIC campaign iuni,
nj IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22
RAILROAD LTNyS

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

Tho remains o. Mr. William ". Welson who
died 40 liz rooms in This city Monday evening,
wore takon 20 powhatan county yesterday Tor H.
torment beaiie his wife. Sir NeHsou was woll
known IN the city and was particularly Kind TO
dumb animals. lie was reldOm sGcn without
some dogs following him, mud some years ago
he wrote o prnphlet on tho anRHdty ana no.
biuty of chnlnes. At ono tlmo no was very
wealthy. but lost his fortune pnyng security
dcni-. llo leaves three chiIdren-hr. Charles ~.
" n 5son, ~ Puwhatan county: Mrs Dr. Henry
Jetycy, nf no same county, aud Miss Mary Wos-
am. Of [ haflrBfpU. \. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-22

Tho anniversary Of tho birth % Genera, Roborf
T. Lee January lOtb, Will bo appropriately cele-
bratcd. While tho Arrangements Tor inc ODD
scrvnuce hnvo not M yet assumed cohniio
shape 10 II ukcly thnt there viii be parade OF
Veterans In the afternoon Rui banquet AZ night.
Tho 10Th IL now = legal holiday In virginia, ana
th~ro iB much talk Of tf}ing 10 got tho LeRihlh-
iure 10 MAKE tho nnniversnry o. the birthday Of
Jefferson Davis holiday also.