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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
BILL NYE At HOME.
George w. Vanderbilt on n Trip Over North
Carolina MountaIns.

ASHEVILLE. N. c.. oct. 5o.-Franh
Mcclure. OF Clay county, messenger II
Collector Kope Elias office. has sent In
his resignation, TO go into effect on next
Wednesday He returns TO his home 70
engage in business.
George w. Vanderbilt, with a number
OF friends consisting OF Mr.. and MIS-
Clarence Barker, w. Gerald Barry, MISS
Mamie q Beckett and John j. a Beckett
has gone on an overland trip through
the mountains 10 Caesars Head. Mr.. Bar
~ and Miss Beckett and John j.
a Beckett are artists OF considerable tai
ents ed reputation, and are thoroughly
enjoying the magnificent scenery OF this
country. Mr.. Vanderbilt and his guests
will remain in this section many months
before returning North.
The officers OF the Ashcville Library
Association are advertising for bids with
the purpose Of erecting a library build
ing on their lot on Church street. Work
will begin next month in all probability.
Bill Nye. the humorist, has just return
ed from Europe. and is now stopping at
his home, Buck Shoals, near Asheville
Assistant Bishop J. b. Cheshire is now
in Ashevile. He administered the right OF
confirmation at Trinity chapel this even
ing.
The members OF the Asheville Light In
fantry have received their rev uniforms
and. what is better the company it's APP
probation from the State-S2J0.
Postmaster j. 2. Kerr says he receives
many letters every day now from people
at a distance, making inquiries concern
ing Asheville. This. It is hoped portends
a large visitation here this winter.
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Al last the skirt has assumed reason
able length. We no longer solve the
question Of New York streets by sweep
ing them with our gowns. They escape
the ground even In the back, and young
women sometimes have them still shorter
For walking and for travelling this is a
great relief. They have also decreased
IN fuIlness. the diameter not now exceed
ing two-thirds OF the length. or these
there are two types: The long lived bell
skirt and the sorcd skirt. which has more
fullness at the lower edge and Is slightly
luted. These skirts are much easier 10
walk In than the narrow skirt that we
have been vainly attempting Delsartean
constitutionals In for so long, and arc
much better suited for knock-about
dresses.
For travelling dresses, serge and cameps
hair are worn as they always have been.
A young woman on her way home from
the White City was arrayed in a long
wrap OF rough surfaced gray cloth.
braid TO match trimmed the fronts OF the
ulster and the edge OF the cape The cape
was also adorned with six very large but
tons. A wide collar lined with white gave
her a very queenly appearance, and
fur ruff completed the effect. With this
costume she wore a velvet toque with
choux and straight-up bows.
The tallor-made gown is the one dress
that our girls will never forsake, for
nothing is so pretty for the street A
pretty tailor made gown Is OF myrtle green
armure cloth. A band Of Astrachan
faces the bottom Of the skirt. Reyers
are hemmed with same fur. Green velvet
sleeves are adorned with deep Astrachan
cuffs. Even this is more ornament than
we usually see on the tailOr-made gown.
Another one is made Of Waffle cloth in
two shades OF brown. A habit basque
slopes away in front and is futed in the
back. II buttons diagonally. A narrow
bias ruffie Of velvet finishes the skirt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31

believe not. We believe that Mr.. Berry's
threat-for It Is nothing less-is as empty
as the idle wind. We believe that the
true South is shaking herself and pre-
pairing to rise in her might. Too long has
she lain supine while cliques OF court
house heelers and packed ward meetings
sent out those who were 10 speak for her
before the world. But many Of the men
who marched up Cemetery Hin are here
now. and those who have gone have left
sons through whose veins the fathers
blood courses. They are unchanged and
they are Interchangeable. They we're ready
then 10 sacrifice all FOR the right and they
are equally ready to do the same now.
The South is no ally Of anarchy and dis
order. Those OF her sons who really make
the South are as passionately devoted 20
conservative order as any men can be.
They have heretofore been content 20
mind their own business and leave the
conduct Of public affairs alone. But they
are aroused now. They see and under
stand what free silver means. They see
and they understand that 1t is an insid-
ious attack by the Devil himself upon
their hearthstones and their hresides.
They see ard they understand that 1t
would undermine the pillars Of the temple
and bring it down in ruins over the heads
Of the most devoted worshippers The
true and real South sees and knows the
now, and IN its name we defy
Mr.. Berry and every other Southern man
who would drag It into the sloughs Of
of debt, destruction Of public |
and private credit. disorder and turmoil |
over the face Of the land The South will |
De no longer misrepesented. but the voice |
Il her real sons will be heard In the fu- /
ure, and we predict that free silver is
IS dead now in the South as 1t is every
where else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
DEMOCR1TTc SPEAKERS.
Appointm ents MRdo by the Committee For
III. 4


The following appointments for Demo
cratic speakers are announced by IN
Virginia state Democratic Committee
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. chairman; Jane
r. Fisher. secretary:
Hon. {. =. O'Ferrall
will address the people at
Campbell county october 3lst.
Hon. Robert e. Kent
Fredericksburg might. November 1st.
King George Courthouse, November I'd
G neral Fitzhugh Lee
Newmarket might, November LIST.
Clifton Forge, Thursday, November I'd
Goshen, November Sd.
Rockbridge, Bath, November 4th.
Hon. John A. Buchanan
Newberne. Pulaski. November 9th.
Hon. John Goods
Manchester might. November I'd.
South Boston might, November %.
Charlotte Courthouse might, November
4th.
Stanton. November 9Th.
Hon. John ". Daniel
Rocky Mount November 9th.
Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler
Great Bridge, Norfolk county, Noyem-
Princess Anne Courthouse, November
9Th.
II. n. Pollard.
Nottoway Courthouse, November %.
Pittsylvania (speciaD November 81.
Glover, Halifax, November 4th.
ii. -. Flood
Amherst (speciaD, October 3lst.
Amherst (speciaD, November LIST. 49,
Campbell Spring Mills, November 4th.
Coyington, November 9th.
Micajah wood
Augusta (speclaD November %.
Charlottesville, November 9Th.
Hon. Thomas Whitehead
Greenville g 2. NJ, November 30.
MiddIebrook 1870 =. SD. November 80.
Mount Sidney $3.50 +. NJ, November
Waynesboro Q:3O p. NJ. November 9Th.
Hon. j. w. Marshall
Franklin Courthouse. November 9th.
Hon. G. A Swanson
Franklin Courthouse. November Oth.
w. A. Liule, Jr.
Louisa county (speciaD, November 1st
Louisa county (speciaD, November 20.
Gloucester county (speciaD, November
4th.
l.. " Hubbard
Dorset, Friday, November Sd barbecue.
Irade HssA4ns
Helltown, Hanover October Blst.
Rurkyille. November Attn.
W X. Ay cit
Emporia, Greensville. November 9Th.
w. g. Pilkinron.
Dorsch, Friday November Sd (barbecue)
Judge W. "a Mann
smithheld. Isle Of Wright Courthouse
November 9Th.
Hon. Eppa Hunton
Newport News. Friday, November Sd.
Smithville Charlotte, November 9th.
lion. j. Randolph Tucker
Lexington. November 9TH.
Judge W *. staples
Hampton, October 2Sth.
Berkeley. Norfolk county, November I'D.
& o. Murri on
Williamsburg. Thursday. November %.
Newport News Friday. November 50.
~ A. JOn.
Franklin Courthouse, November 9Th
Hon. john r.. Massey
King and Queen Courthouse. NoYem-
Beverly Is. Muuford
Chesterfield county. November 80 (spe-
Chesterfield county. November 4th tspe-
Powhatan Courthouse. November 9th
court day..
Judge G.. q. Junkin
Crafts. Scott county. November LIST.
Duffield, Scott county, November "a.
Pennington Gap, November 3D.
Jonesville. Lee county. November 4th. /
X. Randolph Hicks.
Staunton Especially, November =.
Maryus Jones
VANS Bridge, -.
fn1rbaqffaN Nnpar har Afh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
GovERNMENI TELEGRAPH LIMBS
Senator Butler Introduces a Bill TO Fstab-
lish This

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. Ex-senator
Butler this morning introduced a bill
in the Senate which has for its object the
establishment of a government system OF
telegraph lines. The bill directs the or
ganization Of a board. TO consist of the
Secretary Of State, Secretary of War
the Postmaster-General, who are directed
10 arrange a system of trunk-line tele-
graphs, connecting the various sections
OF the country with the city OF Washing
ton, with connections along these lines
at such cities as shall best subserve the
public good. This system Is to be carried
on as a part Of the postal system OF
the country, and discrimination in rates
is prohibited, except that a lower rate
Is allowed for press messages than for
current business. The carrying on Of the
telegraph business by individuals or cor
poratons is not prohibited The bill is
voluminous and deals largely with the
details Of how the lines shall be con-
structed An appropriation Of five mill
lions Of dollars is made 10 begin the
work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31

change Of courts between Judges Win
sion and McIver. by which Judge winston
will hold the December term Of Mecklen-
burg and Judge McIver the February
term of Catawba.
Particulars Of a bold robbery here
Saturday night were learned to-day. A
thief entered the Hotel Florence and
took from a table in the front hall several
large pieces OF valuable silverware. They
were the property OF lady guest. and
were worth several hundred dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
MONDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1898,
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Fitzhugh Lodge, l. o. o. T., Eagle Han.
Friendship Lodge, i. O. o. f., Odd-tel-
lows Hall.
jamestown Tribe, I. o. r. NJ, Odd-Fel-
lows Hall.
Liberty Council Jr o. U. A. NJ, Gers
ley's Hail.
Capital City Lodge. I. o. o. f., Gate
woods Hall.
Trinity Lodge l. o. G. T., Central Hall.
Howard's Grove Lodge, I. o. G. IT, How
ards Grove.
Central Beneficial and Social Society, Lee
Camp Hall.
Company %" First Regiment, Armory.
Company Of" First Regiment, Armory.
r. L. I. Blues, Snyder Building.
Richmond HowitzeIs Howitzers Armory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
NEW YORK M RIGHT.
Senator HIPS View Of the Political situa-
ton In That Siatr.

Senator Hill IS quoted here to-day IN
an Interview TO the following effect: Il
believe we have an interesting fight on
our hands We viii poll, in my opinion.
a very large Democratic vote in New York
city, Albany and Queens county, and /
think Brooklyn viii do her duty. The re-
gistratlon returns from that city / re-
gard as particularly favorable 10 the Dem
ocracy. From communications that
have received l am convinced that the
boys all over the State have got their
backs up and mean business. / regret
that the Sherman bill could not have been
repealed weeks ago IL ought 20 have been
even II il had been necessary 20 resort
to cloture. II this measure had been re-
pealed three weeks ago we would have a
walk-over In New York State What we
want 70 do now IS 10 get out the full
strength Of the Democratic vote. and not
waste our time trying 10 get Republican
votes.--New York letter in Baltimore Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
CONTEST OVER MILLIONS.
The Seaman VIII Case in New York to be
Reopened.

The fight for the Seaman millions will
be re-opened next week before Judge
Andrews In a suit OF ejectment brought
against Lawrence Drake the principal
legatee. by the two hundred contestants
Of the viii OF the late Ann Drake Seaman.
Mrs. Seaman died in 1873, leaving an es-
tate Of nearly S20,OC0000.
The will was admitted TO probate by
Surrogate Calvin, and has been before a
referee. but no decision was rendered.
The suit for etectment will force a test
Of the validity OF the Will, and one hun
dred and forty defendants are interested
IN proving this. Lawyer O.. w. Wilson, for
the contestants, will try to prove that the
Will was not signed by the testator. that
she was incapable Of making a will, and
that undue influence was used, not alone
by the principal legatee and her house
keeper. Isabella Wilson, but by a spirit
ualist named j. X Wilson.
The is on to-day's calendar, but will
probably be adjourned for a week.-New
York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
WHIP CORDS
Purchasing by Mail

has become very popular with
people not accessible TO a visn
UNCLE SAM
proves a very reliable servant iu
this work and our mail-order d.
partment supplies the many needs.
ALL THE BENEFIT
enjoyed Boy city people; an the
special bargain offerings are avail
able 20 outside people.
GREAT CARE
Is taken that their interests 1fe
protected the most experienced.
help being employed 10 answer
inquiries and hl orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Mr.. Onincr,s Snrcessnr.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. oct 5O.-The
President to-day sent 10 the Senate the
following nominations:
Edwin +. Uhl, Michigan, 10 be Secretary
OF State, vice Josiah Quincy resigned.
James r. Roosevelt, New York, Secretary
Of the United States Embassy, London,
vice Henry White, resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Celebrated Her sith Birthday.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL. Oct 3O.-The
venerable mother Of Vice-Pre3l lent Ste
venson was eighty-four years old Friday.
Her birthday was celebrated by a re-
union at the home OF her son. Thomas
w. Stevenson. The Vice-President sent
message Of love and congratulation.
Mrs. Stevenson Is in the enjoyment OF all
her faculties. and IS in good health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
HornhIower,s Case to Go Oyer.

WASHINGTON, D. c. oct. SO.-The i'm
preston prevails that the judiciary Com
mlttee Of the Senate VIII take no action
on the nomination OF Sir. Hornblower.
nominated 10 be associate justice Of the
Supreme Court, and that II will therefore
go over until the regular session in De-
cember, providing. Of course. the Senate
adiOurns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Their designations Accepted.

VIENNA, oct. SO.-Emperor Francis
Joseph to-day accepted the resignation OF
the members Of the Austrian Cabinet
Prince Won Windasich-Gretz, the court
chamberlain and a member OF the Privv
Council are In communication with Count
Hohenwartz Garlectstein on the subject
Of coalition ministry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Il, 10, IS and II East Broad.
RICHMOND. Tuesday. Oct. 81. 1898,

Busy nook, this Wrap depart
ment. We talk about them b.
cause our saying is OF mutual inter
est. Wraps have come upon us
like an ocean wave of accidents.
Hundreds of the most beautiful
designs adapted to grace and COM
fort---and below the usual standard
cost Large contracts brought the
good prices to us. There is good
cause in the financial atmosphere
TO entitle you to such good snaps.
This morning
We show a new line Of Cape Wraps,
umbrella back-just such wrap as
would under ordinary circumstances
cost $1,000 and 800 Choice OF the
entire lot for $3.50.
Have you seen the Skirt Coat at $3.50?
See other merchants $500 coats and
then see these. The superiority in
style and material will be a matter OF
fact at sight.
There is a variety Of Wraps on
exhibition to make ones heart
ache for one.
We call special attention to In
fants' and Children's Wraps.
Where is there a CARPET store
on equal or superior footing Our
contracts are with the best makers
only. The designs in most part to
our own order. The colorings are
ingram or nothing. Place one
from US on your floor and our many
years experience in the buying
keeps it there for years. We en-
ploy the best talent for the plac-
ing on your floor and at shortest
notice.
An astonishing break in the prices OF
these Ingram Carpets.
All-Wool. soc; value. soc. Half Wool.
40c: value, 60c. Union Wool. Csc;
value, soc. Cotton, Double Warp. 2c:
value, BIC. Cotton. Single Warp, l5c;
value, 2jc
Rugs. Druggets and Made Carpets OF
every description.
There is a flash of brainy art in
your sightat the touch Of the House
furni hing Department. Commu-
nication with all the world of peo-
pie and the ability to handle great
quantities produces these marvel
Gus values. It's the rising of a new
sun to the people Of Richmond.
Here are few help hints:
French China Individual Salts. with
spoons for l9c.
French China Cracker Jars-worh 81 90
for 800.
French China Vases for Dressers.
49c the set.
Dresden Ice Cream Sets, new futed
shapes, 800 set; value, 1900.
NsOO English Dinner Sets. ~ pieces. FOR !
1918.
&C dozen Haviland & Co.'s white Break /,
fast Plates. festooned edge. FOR $50 a
dozen: value $3.50.
100 dozen After Dinner Cups and Sau-
GERS, pure French china. decorated In |
India-value 5c each. and the price,
She
A Great Shipment Of Lamps and
Tables are in to-day. hey are
great in their every makeup. Most
novel and beautiful. The prices
are squeezed to a heyer-before
state. Call and see them. w
mention among the many one, a
Statuary Brass and Silver Banquet
Lamp for $500, complete. Never
less than 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Serious Endemic Of u phtheria.

LONDON. oct 3O.-The Times to-day
makes some startling revelations in re-
gard 10 the spread Of diptheria In this
city. IL Is said there are four hundred
cases OF the disease here per week recent
~ causing from eighty 10 ninety deaths
per week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
DEATH or MRS. BLACK.
Bold Robbery Committed in "a Raleigh
Hotel.

Hotel.
RALEIGH. n. c., Oct 30.-Special.-
News was received here last night from
oxford OF the death at that place yester-
day evening Of Mrs. W. 5. Black. wife
OF Rev. Dr. Black. superintendent Of the
oxford Orphan Asylum. The remains
were brought to this city to-day. accom-
panied by large delegation from oxford.
and will be inferred here tomorrow.
Fire last night destroyed the kitchen
and other buildings on the premises OF
Mr.. w. s. Primrose. The dwelling was
barely saved, as the fire was outside the
territory OF the Fire Department.
Governor Carr to-day authorized an ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
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IL Is settled that Nowlan 4 Co.. sz
east Main street, have the most elegant
ana best assorted line OF Sterling Silver
pieces suitable for bridal presents. 10 be
found In the citY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31

STOCKHOLM, oct 3O.--The steamer
Nordspernan ran into and sank a yacht
near Hernosand, the capital OF the Island
OF Herno. Ten people on the yacht were
drowned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
Wool Dress Goods.

Modest prices Cor fine Dress r,,-,
are made possible by taking large rrs
| titles Examine every Dot critically a.
| you will be convinced that such Do.
prices on these grades Of new dress 81.
| were never before reached.
| PANAMA SUITTNGS.
$-nch pure. an wool, fne ana soft
Tan, Eminence, Green. Resaia
Bronze, Navy. Black and Brown
per yard, Gee.
WHIP CORDS.
5S-inch, AN wool Brown. Garnet
Eminence, Bronze Green, Myr-
tie. SOC.
COLUMBO CORDS.
39-inch, all pure wool Tan. Blue.
Green and Bronze. per yard. 75c.
AT SloO PER YARD.
Bayadere Cords. 5S-inch. heavy:
Brown, Eminence. Resedi. Myrtle.
Navy
Two-toned Hopsac ing and D.ago-
mails, al I'm dark combinations
4G-inch Whip Cord. ola Blue. Nyr-
tie, Navy Brown Resela. Eml-
hence and Purple at ylO per
yard.
WHIP CORDS.
50-inch. extra heavy and durable.
Myrtle. Plum Navy RodGr
Bronze, Light Brown Dark
Brown, Resala. per yard $780,
46-inch Fancy Broc3daI p0p1us
Old Blue. Green. Bronze. Emi-
hence and Brown, per pattern
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31

The Manchester ship canal will be
opened for traffic its entire length by
Iannarx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31

This is your opportunity 20 ss,,..
dress, a waist. a skirt or a vr,--s- ..
price way below the loves, az t. ~.
quoted. o''.'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31

ls-inch Changeable surah. So, .,-
lar retail price. 75c. yard. ''eF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-31
| TEMPLE |
Dry Goods Store
CORNER BROADANDADAXS TDBgH
A GREAT SILK SALE.

Our purchase, from the Auction T,,..
sele Of the Phoenix Manufacturirg 90. 90
pany. OF 10 pieces enables ug d, 49,. ~ ~
following unusual value IN sUEs VIZ
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-04-06
At Hutchinson last Saturday "

At Hutchinson last Saturday we
saw number of formerly Great Bend
people. j. D.Weiner was as busy as a
beaver in his elegant gents furnishing
establishment just south of The Grand
his old stand. Ralph Bailey was
found smiling behind the counters Of
Raft Bros. dry goods store. We met
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BROKER out
riding in handsome turnout. Frank
Farris was as busy as a bee at bis bar
Der shop. Mr.. and Mrs. Lesh, form
erly of the Morrison, are doing the
host and hostess a. the popular Mid
land and setting forth most palatable
viands for the hungry public. We
called at Charlie Rozell's harness shop.
but did not find him in, though bis
assistants were busy waiting on the
farmer customers. George Earle is
subbing on the Daily News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-04-06
The mystery surrounding the deaf

The mystery surrounding the death
of Barney Thul, near Ellinwood. an
account of which appeared in the DEM
oCRAT of last week. was cleared by
the confession of Ed. Sanko, a lad
about Is years old. He and the Thul
boy were together, hunting. They
both saw a flock of ducks, and squat :
ted down As the Sankos boy arose
and shot, the other boy raised at the
same moment and received the charge
in the back of the head, dying in
stantly, without Struggle. Sanko was
scared half to death and left the dead
boy where he was found the next day.
He did not confess until suspicion was
aroused, ana confession forced from
him. Jim Barngrover worked up the
slight clue of a package of fresh
tobacco found on the dead boy, who
did not use tobacco. The place where
the. tobacco bad been bought was
found, and thus the clue followed up.
Sanko had bought-it, but having no
good pocket to carry it in had given it
to Thul to care for. This is indeed an
unfortunate affair. 1t is, too, the
third boy that has been accidentally
killed in this county during the last
twelve months-Aug. Meyers boy,
Willie Vincent and Barney Thul-ail
about the same age, and all by the
deadly shot gun, carelessly handled