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81 on teUi 3 c 0, Uruguay, 26. Nai.
- Gin 8erseOumpier warO na9 Der Stsae
abgei6idt, no Der nSoIimOeS" 9eiunten 1T.
Ser braiIIiauli6e Monitor pSabla," Seiitn
llutergaua man ebeufnuS befiirGtete, lit Jest
in Gi6erbeit. Sei @OiteuoS murOe Die pa.
niihe Sarfe y8areu" ami ben StrauO ae.
wOrisu; gapuu9 uuo Yianuihap iinO ge.
retiet. Der Gturm lit ieet uabe;u poriiber
Die ruiiiibe Sarfe u6olarlo," mel6e geitern
bier antam, beridtet, oaB tic mebrerc 9iarro.
len heS nSnllmnsSn rettete.
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9lnna Si6iniOn nerItert tbrcn Sro=
aee.

0.iu. .Dorf, 26. @fai. - 0tid)ter
Sruar mics beute i'm Sberseridlts, ua6oem
er ldnsere 2rgumente uernommen bate,
auua Didiniou's Sla9e segeu Die Dtit.
qlieoer oes rspublifanii6eH yfatlonaI.G 6 omis
te's BON 1888 ab. Gr erfldrte, Der uou ben
giualicoern seidlofeue Gontratt besIslib
Der Sorleiuu9en Der Slageriu sur 6or0eruug
Der Grwdhlung bcs 1ru. Benz. Darriiou sur
grdfOenti9aft iet uu9eieelit unO nidtl9
oemsiPu
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Sablp muno, id,uloia be5,,noen.

gan IntoniO o, 2era8, &c. Wai. =
Bablo MunOs, SberiI Der pGetreuen DON
3arusar;u," elmer abth.llung Der pcoHtl.
iutloneQeH Nrmee bon NeriiO," oereu aus
fiibrer @atarina @aria mar, meId)er elmer
Serleeuns Der SuuOes Acknowledgements
auseflaa: unO ibulOig beiuuOen urOe, III
cine tppiibe GreHSerl6ciuHus mo 20 Sabre
alt. 5tihter GOarmau ueri9ob oas urtheil
bis mor9eu-
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prn Mar - Urabrr(d)milhunastaa

1Exsass-zz Il ~ hssrszs-.zsTss4l
Seionosrcr Ausfiug- Seipnocrer stnsflno
%nrtnn. Den 80. Wiai 1899,
(Gm SrdterhmiGunsstae)
nadl
Bcn Wilt. VSen War. Ben War
yfnNf BON Sroi- SieeIer's Srd1efter.
2ani i'm lruBen VapiIlpn
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tbiaS.gitter" pom sSobin9tou, 8. g. fueroeu anfpez
ieEo iein.
Der Grtraius fdbrt 9.15 frih bon Der Sillerz,
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gueHue= unb 8 81 fri6 BON Der Sutton Station ab
Die RHdfabrt pou ben Yiar eripIat
6.12 MbeuoS.
Wan fdlcre fidl bcIeate Stbe obne grtra=Gjez
bu9r I'M Sillet Sireau Der .ReiflideH RaruIdnber
SabE" gir; 2O5, SfsSatimOreitrabt, nur Samltaa,
ben 2S. Niai.
1mnoiabrt 81. sinber sc Gents.
1QT-SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-27
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Sine Mfte gum g9loerruie uno Snr gSIeoeranHGbme
bt5 uieuiHoiefs59fieH abidEitts oes eInuHos
GhiSlileH ArtlteIs os5 @ooer Der oifeHtlifer ais
gemelHcH Geeee oon plarplGHo, &itel ~SIas
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itHiit oe5 eiEuHoGmtSi9iteH Artites oc5 Sober oer
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poerruieE uHo Dieoer aHstHomHeH DIIo, iooGB CT,
uls iolsi, lGUtet:
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unicT eiHem SuoiSalpertabTsH oeeT oEit DeraEGItet
nIo muiieH aue @ummeH, bic tir Steuern auI
ioldss gi9enibuM poE Der Beri0H, oertH SiaeHtbuM
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sabt gttI9t ueroen uno Der eGue ooer bic Berion,
nelde bGielbe oeItduit, ioL nc Den SIeIerelHHebs
mer oe5 Gountps ooer Der StGot beyabsn, falls elm
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tsH StencrcnRtbHeG oorbanoeH ill.,"
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Site nit Dem 2G1e tbrer Gunahme in SIGit tIitt.
gHiI bebtiHigcH bermit, odR SUritebenoes cine ges
irene Abitlri eiHer IN otr S92er SidnuarsS ieunq
anet7oUm,Asu Gtte ber 1tGruluHosr @eesgebuus III.
N. u. Turueu,
Scirei6T oe5 SeHat5;
earltom Sbafer,
9he-9lert oe5 uHterbauie5.
G5,nsbmst pom 9ouperHeur am Z. april 1892.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-27
SpuopnsSarf=@ f=@uttesader.

empfebIeHsDerthe SesrdbniBftdtteu in n,uen gbs
iheilun9en. greiie s25 bis $3.50, mas bauernoe
4fese berieIben IN iif ibliett. (Didrs25, ,2NPtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-27
lcs in Hidt ipeit, bat rie acreut,

frs IN nidt peit, bat rie aeIsrt,
SSu 8crr 81 lahr'H NIT Der Strasertabr.
| Sh babe Ioeben Elm politdHoises Aiiortiment BON
intern in SSribiabre= =sinSug; uuo SeIufIeiosrs
;tpffen erbalteH. lleber 500 SeiiIES liegen por,
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% her, Der ir9enb einem S25zgnSus In Der Stdot
idbfommt, unb sarantire aenaues Iaieu. Sdb bes
ee snmelieu uno 3uihneioen ielbfi uHo errinst oaz
t't eineu 8ortbciI, Der meinen Sunoen Su gute
lnmt.
Yarr, Der &unbenihneiber,
gsr. 915, Dit SaItimprc GtraBe.
(Gpriu ,3Dlteg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-27

Cine Wfte ,um giocruIf unb Bieocrcrlas nit amens
dement's oes BUeihunoert nRp tllntteH abihHttss
bes iedbSjebHteH ArtIfels oes Gooer Der offentIis
den allgcmeiHeH@jcieee, 2itel p9anJei0eriGbrcn,"
untertitel -lruiiee."
1. bibnitt. Ss fpiro BON Der Ularpldnoer
geiesgebuH9 ueruat oGf Der JusibuHoert uno unite
4bitHit oe5 iehsSebHteH Grtites oes Sober ber Of
ieHtlideH al9euIelHen GeleBe 2ttel naaHsleperiabz
rsn," lntertite .3ruicc," biernltt uloerruieH uH6
peOer crlaiieH luiro, iOoat .r. wic iost, autst:
POS b d n IT. Seoer 2rultee, neldlem irs
aeno iueldes Si9sHtbum, lie9enoes, perioHtes ooer
semittes, uberihreben ooer ubertrdgcH Uuroe Sum
Seitsn @ldubl9erH obcr sum 8ertdnie ilr irgeHo
elheH anoeren Smcd iou bel Dem Slert oe5 Geridts,
bel pelhem bic Die 2ritees idaienocH llrunosu eHs
getra9eH iiHo, cine Sur9idaft bIHterleBeH IN iofcr
pobe, als oer 9crt uoritreheH mag udmlid 70 nabe,
as ieiigceet peroen iaHH, I'M ooppefen SeiTdee oe5
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uede Der Slert gut Bu btgcH bat, ais SurglhaIt tr
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iteEtsH YeriTauens; uHo oIeie 8iiraifdit foil in Dem
Siireau bedgieH 9erf5 Suridbcbalten uHo rc9iiIISt
UeroeH. gSeHE aber Der Seriaui IN elusm SringI;dz
teitstaue Su MAIDEN IT. 1T tetHcSur9ltdl Hothl1, hI5
oeicr cintrt, aber telH SelsiIte ol an rgeho cHeH
5ruitee, pe UorGer gcfagt ubcTgcbeH bls o,e BtTls
tdit euacreidt uHo, pie porher aeiagt 9etili9t 1T.
lRo fol- ttiH lIgeHc ioldem 2IIiiee obHe iOlhe
Suraihatt gemddter Serfdui gulti1 ieH ooeT iIgcno
eiEeH gHprud Gui ioltes GIgeRtbum ooer iolfcE lez
G qeipdbreH. lSeHn Ger IN 1rllit lbcrgebeHc SeitB
ans gerloniltem GigeHtbum ODER GrlHo= uHo 9eros
udlziaeutbum uoer junobeig Geitebt, melder tbeilz
ucic IN oem GoiHtp ooer Der Staot, in fUeldbep Der
bn uebsrtTGg.nee molH uHo fhellueIie In clHsm ootr
MebTereE dRotteH COUNTIES beleleH ILL., 10 lou IS BINS
reideHo ltiH, bag cine SIr9Ibdit uHaencmmeH nno
btHicrlegt miro in oem COUNTY, NO bic gobHuH9 0es
lebeyirGgeRotE beIeger it, 2eenH enoIb Der In SIut
lttItraaeHe SeilB ganIih aus GrgHoeisentbnm bes
iebi oas IN eInen ooer mebTereH aHoereE Counties,
als oemjenissH Der 29obnuHg 6e5 ucbertrdgenoen
lsqt 10 ol IS bHreibeno ieia, bas cine Slreidjait
uHgeHommcH uEo biHterIe9t miro IN Dem County, IN
rueltem bic GefgurtuEoe suerit reqiitrirt mar"
2.Abi d IT. uHo es miro bIermit ueridgt,
baf oiee site nit benz 2aae ibTer 9nHa5me in 8rGit
tritt.
gSlr teitsiHi9eH bermit. bas @orfeSenocs cine ses
treue abidrtI elHsr gtfe oer Geies8ebHag, part in
oer SaHuGrlIguHg 1892, lit.
Carlton Sbafer,
SbeIs@ert 0es SelegdteHbduies;
~. u. Burned,
Seiyefdr oes ScHci5.
s2nrr Ginuptrnsur ON L NnriI $50 nrnehmint
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Tene @ertrage.

2onOon, &c. Wai.-3wiidleu Sraut.
reih uuG Spanleu iuarbe ELL commeriieuer
modus vivendi Dereubarr, oem 81 Sol9e
Spauieu oil 6raufreld bis 1. Suii os. 80.
ben UteilibegiiuitiguugS- uuO Don Oa all Oeu
YiinlmaI' Gartf gemd1rt. 6erHer merOen
an 6rauirelA beiouOere 3ouermdBl9uugen
auf SelOer gSOae uuO SaumwOlle bewlulgt.
Spauien entbdlt ais @uti9GOiguu9 Oeu
traNS0fi6eu 0iinimGltari.
3mli1en Spauieu IND ben Ser. Staaten
1T Elm Serla9Sre9tS- Sertyag abgeiAlOiieu
morbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-27
ROHLF|NC' COAL
& BENNER =. 1'a;;aEu7 Saa
Telephone 1927. STREET.
0fQc,t gsatf, ttro 0iilfe,

Gr. phil. 8rof. pon Sul, epsiiatf aus ssen, teit
obne Nico. ale giassn=, HerpeEz, gdsren=, sebers,
Scrs=, yuH9eHs uno 9opfeoen G5itt 9ibeumatit,
arebs. iSeber, Spepie, Sppbilis, GeIbz nno SIeif=
udt, Sdmorrboioen, Northumberland ourd Diaiiae,
Glbt Austunt lber ales onrh Jledentuni Sel. DON
bis nbr IN I 1872. Observation-Disclosures (126-)
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Ser Yapit UNIV hi.

81 tom, &c. Mai.-9er Yapit 1T ieit ;wei
Sagen uuluohl. gtahoem baS plURli6 eln-
getretene belBe 9Setter ibu berelts TART er'
id)Opft bate, wurbe bieier S6wGfesuitanO
Our9 Die tGgIden 9luOienSen nod geitei.
CERT. Seiue Aerste rietbeu ibu ablolute
fuhe fiir enc gSelle OIL.
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5IcureuS' IiiIon.

SerIin, &c. Dtai. - Der p6rantiurter
3eituug" wirb aus gSieu gemclOet, oaB Der
general.Setretdr beS franS0iiiden Gtaat8'
ratbS, 6lourenS, rpelder III gebeimer oiplo.
matiider Riilou nadl ct. Yeiersburg ent=
ienbet mar, aui Der 5fifreiie gSten paliirte.
Sort babe 6r. 6lourenS erTlIrt, es lsl Inn
m0gIid geweieu, iidl ieiHer NtiiTon sur
gr0Bten 3ufrlebeubeit ieiuer iOwobl wie Der
YeterSburger 9te9ierung gu entleOigeu.
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THE German Correspondent,

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241. RaOiteI.

Gine Mfte gum gBio,rruf unb BeoererIuB nit amens
dement's bes bneibunoert uRb ilnfteH abihHittss
bes iehsiebHtcH artIfes oes Sooer Der offeHtltz
den algemciHeHGcitse, Gitel naanSIeiperiGbrcH,"
untertitet ,5ruiiee."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-05
IN PRINCESS ANNE co.
DEMoURATIc sPEAhERs At WORK
Third Party 5Ien Converted-Republican
Leaders Active in NOrfolk-Meeting OF a
Great Lumber Association.

Norfolk Va, Oct. Special-IIon.
Il. H. Prentiss. II. {. Murray and Cap
tain J. j. Burroughs spoke at Princess
Anne Courthouse yesterday. This county
has been much tainted with Third party
ism. The issues of the campaign were
clearly presented. After the speaking
several Third party men came forward
and anno1nce1 that they would vote for
the Democratic nominees. Mr.. Casson,
the county chairman, is mailing q strong
fight. and under his fine management
ihe Democrats Of Princess Anne are
very hoi eful of success.
The Republican leaders are very active
To-day and are making an earnest effort
to settle the differences IN the party 10y
the withdrawal of both Bowdel and
Peachy. If this can he effected Mr..
Thomas Borland viii be the standard
bearer.
The stockholders Of the North Cprolina
Lumber Association held a meeting To-
day.
Mr.. John Harker. manager Of the COM
p0ny, says that quite a large representa-
ton Of the manufacturers were present.
and 1t was unanimously declared that in
view of the great demand for lumber,
especially the flooring grades, to id
vance prices. This action is also prompted
by he fact that there has been an adj
vance in white pine and the chances Of
possibly a further advance in that lum-
Der. 1t was determined to advance the
best SOC. per thousand on No. / and
= grades. In some instances No. ! lumber
has been advanced 81 per thousand. In
this association are nearly all the prOmi-
nent dealers from New York to Charles
ton. When the company was first or
eaniZed prices were advanced 50c per
thousand feet. as stated in The Times.
This is thssecond advance TIE circular
letters which were sent out to prominent
dealers in all Parts of the country about
this time last year advised the formation
OF the trust company ito make all the
money possible out of the business while
it should last" and it appears that the
policy is being vigorously adopted. This
advance viii be felt all over the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-05
Runaway Mateh-virgInia Synod.

Petersburg, Va. Oct. 4.-Special.-This
morning. by appointment, Mr.. James
Smith, a popular young man of this city
and Miss Daisy Lewis, of Dinwiddie
county, met at the Washington-street de-
pot. where they took the sOuth-bOund pas
senger train for Weldon, y. c., TO be
married They were accompanied by
Miss Lillian Ruffin. of this city Miss
Lewis is Il daughter Of Mr.. Barton Lewis,
and is about eighteen years Of age. Mr.
Smith is twenty-three years Of age. and
is well-knOwn broker doing business on
Washington street.
The deacons Of the Tabb-street Pres
byterian church held meeting last night
and appointed committees to look after
the reception and entertainment OF dele
gates and visitors to the Synod Of Nir-
ginia, which will meet in the Tabb-street
church on the 25th instant. The Synod
will be in session four or five days. 1t is
expected that between two hundred and
three hundred delegates will be IN at
tendance.
The name Of the negro who was run
over and killed on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad last evening by the
passenger train due here about 6:43
o'clock. an account of which was tele-
graphed The Times. is German Butler,
who was discharged from the Central
Lunatic Asylum on September yCh last.
The stock of goods, bar and bar hx-
lures. &c, of William Coleman on
Second street, next to Pocahontas bridge
was sold as an entirety at public auction
to-day by Taylor Brothers, aucuoneers'
Mr. Julius Lebert was the purchaser
and the price paid was $500: ~
Mr.. W =. FOwlkes. of Dinwldde
county. who was so badly gored by an
Alderney bull on Sunday afternoon Fh
account Of which appeared III thls cor
rcspondence. died of his injuries tDIs
morning. Mr.. Fowkes was largely en-
gagged in the shipment Of lumber ahd raiI-
road ties TO Philadelphia and other North-
ern cities. r Nrr
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr'
w. II. L. Nelms. formerly OF feterspHrE'
but now agent Of the Nchmo IA ana Dan- J.l
vile Railroad Company at ChaSe ~.
Va. TO Miss Alice Gertrude dtusn
of Captain and Mrs. II: I. Hness, ol
Cary. y. c. The marriage. wiA TAX
place AT the home Of the BRIDE Parei''S
on the 10Th instant. at 10 o clock. ~.
0'i er,a match came of baseball here this
ofrernon between the Richmond College
taaln and the Petersburg Club resulted pa
H. defeat of the latter The score Stood
. to u Eight innings were played. nese
two clubs will play here again on Satur-
day next -, ..,,.,,,
There was very heavy hail-storfn
this afternoon in Prince George county
between Petersburg and City Point.
. Hon. William Il. Mckenney ara non
Edward Tyler al ressed large (ehlo- ie9
cratic meeting q Isle of M'eht Nouit
house YESTERDAY Mr.. McAelHey "'
me that the DemoVats ot me He'..p
district are becomiue thnro lR.is IrDnS,.
and Third partyism is decidedy al Us
count ia those parts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-05

The Twelve Club scheme Vsry Much of
White Elephant.

New York. oct. "A crowd Of baseball
msenatos crowded the Fifth-ayenue Hotel
this morning in response to a call for
special meeting Of the League The meet
ing was called with the idea Of outlining a
policy whereby next season shall be only
'One season 1t seems many Of the League
men believe the '-twelve-club" scheme is
something of n 'Whte elephant" How to
get rid Of the four extra clubs without hurt
ing any ones feelings and pocket-book is
one OF the questions the magnates will dis
cuss at tO-day's meeting.
Mr. Day, Of the New York club said: ut
is hard to say just what we viii do. The
club question Is before rs but we can't put
the four clubs out unless they wish to with
draw. The special meeting to-day will prob
ably lay ont line of action for the annual
meeting but in baseball matters it is hard
10 say what will happen beforehand
The session to-day was secret.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-05

his election be would not attend such ser
vices. but would appoint a representative.
In this Archbishop Vaughan supports h'hl
BY deciding that Catholic could NOT
participate in the services of false re-
ligion. This declaration is considered a
poor return for the liberation Of the
Protcstants who elected knill. despite
the bitter opposition Of many Of their 60,
religionists The agitation against hniii
has received fresh impetus from
Archbishop Yaughan's interference, and
an effort is making 10 prepare 4 national
protest against his incumbency Of the
rntn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-05

D.. w.. o...,..,,.;ol
~ tt..
IL. ~. ,.,.,. ,,.;,
morning. though sholn OF some oi us
contemplated features. including tie
... ..... ........I. ...... .... ...,l.,..;
o'''' i"''"'' ""' '' '"'l''''
asl' and successful gathering -Four
thousand badges were issued TO delegates
y
e.,
n'9 was inv a'"''H- '"i''''' '' '''
thcarc hut arrangements were made to
throw op.n Tammany HaH. adjoining
IT.. -...ii'.. '' '. ''' ''~'
.''' -'"'
tr,it. of Ill.,. I,,..,,......, .,'.i '' ..,I:
dates appeared anon eir, side of thc
main stage entrance. Trr band of Inc
Ninth New lor. National Guard re-i-
mout Wa~ stationed iu thc gallery
Massachusetts filled the FIRST iour rows
e. the ictt of thc parquot. With Indiana
lu Ih" post oi honor Oh lhn right. Com
.c'Ii. .i Hhi West Virginia following.
N'" l"i" occupied iNe conlw of the
'HN'. ff1r HlnAcl p Itm~ylra-
I' "3" ->fN Jersey. All lhe dc.e-atcs
"',"'' ''>.'.i' ha'-ts' ihe Woc,mom
Ne. 'i"'' I" lh@ushtd
i.4N - WAS I,'itnc1 ID" iAe
T.l I S"'', .A hi 'ffc-
. N- NI''-i ribenl ''ndl-
,'.. ~ H. 'fH1oI, VINO. however
,I .i. iu'l''I q,S.iNSNINh-
,.t... - 3 '''f'I 'InW lower q"
,,..i ''"" ".'H "H"trd. ihr MAJ
1.'o rI,.;.' t..'lt"''" ny 'hs'F-
W1.tr.v ,,,-.. ~. i ,'"1 iloh.
Won. ..f .,r.r, r.. D."'I ""A'S
Slcehan ami 1I,,nr l,r,,, I,i,'.., '',,.,I
ler Cl9irmo,, 1[,,@i.,. -' ., .,. ,''.' 'Io-
mitfae Ungi tI.i .'.' l'.ti w. '.' 'a.' com
liable. trono r,n r.,.l'. @ "''. '1.''I mo-
Pur,rlyanio Ban ,.,.''',.' ''> were
M dlnu.t.. l.,.l..i .'"-! i@''"' WIZ"
man FuOt r.- g"~i'''''
came iu fb. hand .t,,,.f ,.. .'SSIiu '''.'
land" and tAc crowd v,IltJ ralo,,iJ;,'..
their efforts in this direction u-ban t.o
Virginia men marched I'm 10 ,ho fff,a If
Il.Aie.
shortly afterwards second hond
marched in and took tloir pl.,ce AMI
made the theatre ring with an. lnhc
song from Wang. which was sung So
oIt'9 Ih lhe Chicago Convention TO fhe
"r.,..'"s' our years more of Grover
-. '".ie were quite number of ladies in
,-' ""A'N. ANA, though the Proceedings
"'I. '"'r n opening there Uas no lacl,
% "-N a"" pioimnarI amusement
MIR. CLEVELAND Co,n,a
Precisely af tO.5o .o,.-pra.;1...
land entered tbn lnft ,.;r., ,'''i'''i' @ l'le-
Chauucey Black of tbc I o9,.,,o .',.., W.
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Powhatan Courthouse Oct. 3.--lo-a y
tbe Hon. ]. +. Epes made stirring
sneech To a large concoursc OF cltiEers,
General Hurdiey. Of Amelia, also IpoEie
with no uncertain note. Colonel Meaoe
Haskins in his forcibe manner paid tri-
bute to the Ben Harrison. adminlslra, Isllao
tion with its advocacy Of the Force
bilI and its unparalleled extraya-
Ice. His effort made an impression on o.,
en. and / believe caused many People
marty men to stop and thlk OF the Drink
ibey are on. There will be a big barbecue
at WiLdberry Mills on Wedne sday.
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BIG TINE IYNEWPoRr NEWS.
Largest and Most Enthusiastic Political
Meeting Ever Held There.

Newport News. Va, Oct. 4.-Specal.-
The most enthusiastic as well as largest
political meeting ever held in Newport
News occurred tonight under the aus
pices of the Old Dominion Democratic
Club. There was a large torchlight pro-
ccssion and cavalry parade before the
meeting with a magnificent pyrotechnic
display. The meeting was an open-air
Gne and was called TO order by President
Irwin Tucker. of the Old Dominion Dem
oCratic Club, who introduced L. I.
StCi ires, of Norfolk. as its chairman.
Mr.. Stcarnes very prettily presel ted Sen
ator James L. Gordon, who made one Of
his characteristic, speeches. lie was frp-
quently interrupted by applause while
d-scussing the Force bill, which he did
with great positivenesS and clearness.
Ore thousand five hundred people lis
ttned TO him
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R.esuse Of His Refusing to Attend services
of the Episcopal Church.

London, Oct. 4.-Archbishop Vaughan
Cardinal Manning's successor Ms Arch-
bishop OF Westminster, has written let
fer concerning Lord Mayor knhi atti-
tnde toward the Established Church on
the occasion of official attendance on re-
ijrious services. Knill said lust before
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No snlkIug At hchIll.s.

Achilles, Va, Oct. 4.-Special.--The
Hon. w. A Jones and j. ~ Tabb spoke
to a large crowd of farmers aud oyster
men last night at this place. Mr.. Jones
will carry number Of Republicans in
this portion Of the cCgriy. The outlook
is Frightening. Third party men are
soacaA-
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From Hrg. 3. Z. Stevenson and Other
Distinguished Democrats.
IHE CUBS HIGHLY BITOLIED.

Their Good Work and Usefulness Lauded TO
fhe Skies-A Great Day for the Democ-
racy OF the Country The Campaign
so be Bold and Aggressive Hadi-
cal Iuiquitios are Denounced
Officers Elected and Rou-
tine Work Completed
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Tor thus far we may c0nstiMiiOnaly 20.
and no farther. BEYOND that. tariff taxa
tlon Is robbery, as indefenribc as plain
coniscatiol.
Continuing upon this subject. Mr.. Black
said: "frOcd0m of trade. the natural
right Of aY mcn, for men IN every age
have been ready 70 struggle and TO die.
for which our fOr6iatEcrs fought, and
which they believed they had won. is
justly restricted i'm this land Of constitu-
tioual liberty only 10y the supreme ne
cessitios oi our Government. Democracy
would make it frccr-frpcr. however.
only as those necessities permit-keep-
ing over in view the natural liberty Of
the citizens together with the actual
needs OF thc administration. II is hardly
necessary 10 say that since the inaugural
address of the first Democratic President
there has never been given tO the Amerl-
can people Il more accurate and luminous
exposition OF this fundamental principle
of our party and Of the Federal consiitu-
ti0n than that contained i'm the latest de-
hverance of Tire last and the next Demo
cratic President
lie denounced the Fedcrflistic RepuO-
lcan monopoly. protection as utterly IN
American 1uo declared IL had crippled
our indus, t,e arrested cur cOlnmernal
progress. dis outraged and harassed the
masses Of our people. \ cvrsc III the
LCmo of the lahorcr. bli-ht ON the heids
of ihe famar mndrance So the mer-
chant. an injury to every citizen and
every class save the few who enjoy It's
unjust profits. let MS not hesitate 10 strike
ii fair blow and prostratc it forever.
Mr.. Black. after characterlzing the
Force hll as The product OF wicked
and deliberate conspiracy between the
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Mr.. CLEVELAND SPEAKS.
Appears Before The Convention
Of Democratic Clubs.
CHEERING LOUD And LONG
Greet The Eezi President Of the United
States
Z ETGIBG DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS
FuIl Of Yin, Fire and Sound Doc
tFIls
CONCISE, TERSB AID TO THE POINT.
ID EYcTy Way Characteristic Of The
Han.
A NUMBER o. LETTERS OF REGRET

A NUMBER o. LETTERS OF REGRET
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ID EYTy Way Characteristic Of The
Han.