davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1893-03-05

And IN accordance with law. and an order from
the RCatd OF Directors, made on the twenty.nrt
l2Ist) day OF January, 1898. many shares of
each parcel of such stock may be necessary Will
be sold at public auction NJ once Of the COM
pany, room =, Nevada block, San francisco Cali.
fornia, on THURSDAY, the sixteenth il6thl day
OF March. 1888. at the hour Of NJ OF said day
70 pay said deluq uent taereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
JOHN w. TWiGGS, Secretary
orice-Room 2. Nevada block, San Francisco
California. e2s ia
The morning call., 1893-03-05

And in accordance with law and order OF the
Board OF Directors made GU the twenty-e eighth day
OF January. 1898 so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necess Will be sold at pub
lie auction AT the office OF tae company. II Cali
fornia street, San Francisco Cal, on THURSDAY,
the tweuty-third day of March, 1893. at the hour
OF O'Clock P. N OF said day, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with of adYer-
Using and expenses Of sale.
A :. GROTH, Secretary.
OfHce-No. Ala California St. san Francisco Cat
The morning call., 1893-03-05
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
PACIFIC SYSTEM,

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive sc
SAN FRANCISCO
The morning call., 1893-03-05

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-NAvAJo MIN.
- Ing Company Location OF principal place OF
business, San francisco, California: location of
wor1s- Iuscarors, EikO County Nevada
Notlce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock account of ass ssment IN O Y49
levied on the ninth day OF January, sg3 the sew
ers mounts set opposite the names of the respect
i've shareholders follows.
The morning call., 1893-03-05
PALACE HOTEL.

WEEKS NEWS FoRs CENTs-THE WEEKLY
- CALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call., 1893-03-05
SAN FRANCISCO AND r. p. RAILWAY:
SAUSALITo rHE

GoMMEN CING sUNDAS nov. 90, 1892.
- ana until further notice, ats and trains wifi
IeaVs from and arrive at the O Francisco Passsrs
6af Depot harEet-stroet WhaT as follows:
From San Francisco fos Point Tiburou.
BelVedere aud Ssu Raftel.
WEEK DAYS-7 40. 8 30. l 40 4. N: S:sG sos
SEQ p N. SATURDAYS JNLY-An extra TRIP
st l go n.
ASSOC, $3.50, ll:sO A N. 1850. $50
800 8 20 P. N
From san Rafael fonSau Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25. 7 ;55. $40 a. N; l2:zb, 3:Ao.
o;g5 n SATURDAY oNLY-An EXTRA trip
suNDAYs-s:IO. $40. Ilao a NJ; l.to. s:la
200. 1925 p. n.
From Point Tiburon to San francisco.
WEEK DAYS-o $50, s; 20. 1855 A N: l:I0, x:Os,
6;So p SATURDAYS oNLY-An extra
BUE DAYS. 40, 10 :O5 ll,J5 A. N; 2;O5 4;Ok
$3.50. 1855 I.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
II, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Train. leave foot Of West 4-ds follows 10 minutes
,,r..r trlnkliI-st
y, * stations sdcctown tlen,lll.. FalisUuFs, LID ry
,nrD,rdle scranton. Watpn. Dom. Sidney Norw:cn.
l,ti,, i,ouic. oneida. Fulton Osweeo.
NJ. lrxccp' sullivan Co. Express,
~ waikiki Valley Railroad stations camp3eu Han
illenVillc MouA.aIn Di-. CcntreNliie. Fall
i1tr Iu lcy1 r Liberty ta.Is iycr;,, IalhsNtc aad
IlyinpSCn Manor.
'sIt T. NJ lfaiiv, ,!idlie:0vn. Surmitvc. Falls
III. L'tcrty Ltvncs;.r Iamor, Re hiani Walton SD
nov Norwich. oneida, Fulton. OsNer9.
1iJ 4. " daily. VIA HlISlia taiLs' kecining ch'it
"a Isnt, Irce) scw.Nc.A - Niagara Fails. through
York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit
3 40 D. NJ Chicago. : 80 a. M 81: Louis. 200 p. m.
Of, ,1d Pullman icculUO iatlols at 81 Bro1dwiy
Iranfcr CoTpInJ call, TO- and checks baggage
y" J. {. ANDhISOT e. p A..
81 Hea,cs ST.. NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

TINONY PASTORS. 1ith-st near 3dava
i pit' SHOW TONIGHT
TONY PASTOR Every Performance
J. W. KELLY, MILE DUCLERC.
WILL. ". FOX. LILLE LANGTREA
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

rributed as a dividend on October 2. and deliver
in exchange therefor first consolidated mortgage
per cent gold bonds Of said company. wheh
presented in sums Of 81 900 or mutiples Thereon.
4 sem-annual dividend Of 2h per cent mas
been declared on the preferred stock OF the
Maryland Coal Company.
Tho New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company has declared diyidena oi
4 ner cent on the capital stock OF the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company.
The American Sugcr Refining COMPANY mas
declared dividends of * per cent on tnat PIT
Of IN. preferred stock which is entitled TO quar-
terly dividends: 2la per cent on that Cntllieu
To serai-annual dividends ard a quarterly uINl-
dend Of 3 per cent on the common sto'N'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
SHOCKS EXTREMELY DULL.
aLNOST FEATURELESS.
n,srrr1ING GAINS 2ls PER CENT-MoNEY
AT TO 11k PER CENT.

,, .r THE STOCK EXCHANGE DECEMBER ;.
eANi-N - 70 on, IiONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
D 7 VI. ' w 7 VI.
ROYAL BLUE LINE


BALTIMORE. MAshuAGrON. CnlCAGO, CihSIN.
NATL II. LOUIS AND All. POINTS WEST.
1T II.MAN IAE >t.t\ II !. US Nj. Il.AIN-
Lave Sew YORK. ioei Of iAbsrty:st daily. chiUAGo'
- H. VI. H. 10 nlght. ~ if>Pl l.t 80 T. NJ,
Y 2;is "Ignt SINCIN; AIi ~ L3TiH ~, :s3o :3o
l. NJ, Dining Car, 80 q :oo T. NJ es sun 700 p.
H.: Dining Car. 81 r. 81, u "a night Al train; run
40 p. M. eS sun. NEW .OiiLrANS 5 90 T., NJ.
daily. Through Sleeping via Wnsbingtc and Shen
andoah Valley rute. oniecs: ~ mi. 4io LAO Road
Way 81 I4,Nst 400 lrand.si y 3li Fnlton.st.,
Hr,ohivr: station foot OF Liberty-st G. Il. r. Of " J.
NcwYork Transfer "a. WIN cal for and check baggage
from bitsl or residence - do6tinat.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Bankers an0 Brokers
Nissan, Whitney & Co..
Bankers and Brokers,

MAIN OFFICE.I7 BROAD ST.(Mills Duilding).
BRANCH OFFICE. :;3I Madison ave-. cor. i:d 1t
sTocES AID BONDS bougat and sold '~F casa oF
upon i.argln. - ,o,..,.r.,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Dipi0fn0 Notices.

ATLANTIC Trust COJPANY.
no 81 WILLIAM sIEEET NEW.lURh CITY.
4 DIVIDEND Of > PEI cent has been de-
~ clard Iayahlc at tn, Office ar1 aitcr DEG.
.Ith s.3. Ol d. benturcs S,ic, NO. ! q. "a WISE
fIIN FAtM MOi,r,iAGL TRUST CONFAEl.
HERRING-EALL-,linv co.
DIvIDEND -. D. -
De-. .. 1893
4 dividend Of . PER CENT fr the guar"r ending
NO,. icgJ Ia, this day ccc,arci ta' ire
fercl Stock Of this Company. payable o. bcfOic Dec
Thc tranefer books Will 30 closed at tao TrInser
Once o the Company, No. II Ero0dway Ncw.ior" tty,
OF o'clock D. H.. Dec. ;. ada VIII BE- FcJptlrl ~ ~
o'clock Dec. l3. CAccis will lie nailed 70 stO,h-
hOief-.
RICHARD 7. prITEN. Sc rotary
NLW-YOEK AND HONDURAS ROSARIO II&IN'' CO..
40. Is BROADWAY, y Y
DIVIDEND 40. 70. New.York December 18th. 1898.
~ HE TKI SrEES have this Gay dcclaicd Il
cIyd.rd Of twenty-five cent, per char The zap ta
stock OF TIL. company. payable az thls oic- u -'
iItn TO s'oe@cd' r. o. record the Transfer 9oH' WI
until Dec,n, 10Th. ~ ort OF the Roari Of Tristec
y. JACORY, TFJa-, re-.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
EUROPEAN rINANIAL MAGKrTs.

London pc. :. J.. m.-Conso- - = for motley and
IS llG Tor g.. account. N,"ioTs. P,nnsllthiid arl
ohio nr.t mortgage bJad.. l3s Sanidiir lHsinc 1p4
IIlc. l,s: do 'r,"nd 'oil-bS, o.. Illinois '''na
o0. Mexican oriinnry, -. ST. Paul common VD'e ;
Tcw,YCi. Ccnfrn. TO- P,hn~sn MA 81 Rc&iu
IL Mo>ag Fratrll I,w pr cent boAd-, %, At nis'h
.so D. u-sI.,ey 2ieG2s, lcr cont. Tbe rate Of dis
c,uuf In u fp- both snoTt anl tlFr"
ront.s' bnl- = - p. ccat isri' sd'ic,' dnc" p
,.u l,ut,- %: Tor "a" account Il1
,Xchauc" ionl1n =. francs S confines for ch'chs
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
ron PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
(Anthiaci.e coal used exclusively
Four tracks AuiOmatl, BLOCK Signals.
'r,,t,. Leave st,tlou foot Of I.bc. ~ ST.

Ti2, ays 1,S f,'ss 4 Esei foot SoS % IS '' sSs x ST.
For Eas,on B'thlh"m, Alen'own; Match ChnnK Nc'
.SSc. IS. 80 70 Htisa,qwH i. NJ Suniay' $50
IL g. NJ 90. 8 80 T.. NJ =,
For wlEe'sarr, iiustSn 'nt Scranton $40 A. NJ
For ESadlns ~ 90 100, s:'5 10 GO. II so A. NJ
10 80 90, 90 80. 80 r NJ L l., on o1,6, S sS'
cent saturias airht sunday 40 A. M' w. ''''
Tc, lIarr,. bnrl II 90 90. :tj 4. NJ 10 30,
90 ii + NJ. T. 1. night. cvc pns SatnrlW night
s"q,y snu;r S 70 r.Snrr Il M IL add IL "Mi!.np at o,
s: 90 s:is A. M / 10. i 30 80 r N. l2:i5 night.
except satrrday nlsh, sundays. rs A NJ. 80 p.
VI. 10 Is night. . MI.
picasart 40 IS II go 4. n; 30 -. q 20 70
i;rd l,ankl 90 20. - ~ 20 led panl . ID p NJ
spnday.6 GS'e. e'" Grove a'a A'haH PARK o'oo A.
=" ''O = :" FOR LAKEWOOD
For rarmnsdae Toms River. iiaruesa. Park ana
r'nSr' go az as Wichita A. M aaa as , tSS c.o r. 20
FOR r Mcnrop,h nco-h scalrrh, and H!shlaaa nacss
ssS sa},t. u 90 a' 4 ~ 90 20 VI i'' 800 '20 y
ROYAL BLUE LINE
rnILAnEIruIA. nArTINdSorr. AND wAsnINGToN
il 80 % Dn%r pia Hpn Hp "fSA ST. q's 90 SO hg Es
80, 90 dining Carl. so T.. NJ. II is night.
p%s Fr hG" er ana go to HSH % 6 6g Sse 80
\. NJ, 40 90 Dining CarJ. 80 T. NJ II :i5 ni.hs.
ri,kfs ard la,os car ;c.' ran b. procured q. iI2 TX
Ave- Fast ath St i2i East isil s. soi Wet i9s,h
S. nrocsya 9s Eoaaw'y wlliiaMssb%Is hn, Ihs
aago from hotel rosilenrr 40 ti1iti1n.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.

Boston. December :. 1893
Yesterday. To-day. Yesterday. To-day
Atch < Top...... lts, 10 Bost & Month";. 2sie 2S
Bost Albany. .20f 2O1 Ca llcca... 25Ii3 300
Bost 4 Maine. 1i2 J. y Frankln ........ l1t, IL
chic - Qy.... iDi, I!is Kearsnrge sfs 81
East X II Gs llG'4 1lG'. Osceoa ....... aDia 80
Fitch Of ........ ~ I9l. Quincy ..........l%j -
Flint L Nj. l6iy lGis ramarack .......lG5 lIy
Flint q l. pf.. +3is i3le Ann.s;on ]. CO... IL III
Mex Cent CON-. G7s G's Boston l. CO...... ~. ~
X c IT J&C BIslf4 IA san Diego l. Co. q ..s
Lit II d Ut S.. 81 50 Wet End l. CO.. ltl2 1874
Mass Central M l3L 1874 Belle Telephone. .1ss l-sg
y x E.. 3ih 3Os. I-amsol - Ser. l6iz ltis
\ y 7s..il5 10 Water Power .... - u
Ola Colony. IIdia 116 Cent nnial ~ IA
Rutland com g y + Telephone. % ~
Wis cent conn.,. 81. Gs Butt" q BOst... 10 -
Al Min co new. 80 .41ia Gen Elcetric... 33', -
Atlantic y 1l'4i
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
tinancinl Glertlons.

Nuvcninr - 1879.
ELECTION.-TIIE ANNUAL ELECTION for
IL Directors Of this bank aud iis o, etion
will be held ut the tarknc housc Nos. 3J3 ana 80
CansIt.. Tnesdny December L. lS03, between tho
IL ana D.. By order the Board "
Directors WILLIAM MILNE Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
WEST 8Rl2E Rail ROAl.
& HUDSON RIVER r. p.

(N. i. c. IL. Il. IL. Il. Co.. LtsSEE) .
low. AID u in:aut". e5'ei irom 10, Fran iln.sI.
y,IJ A.. W. Daily Albany. Utica. S.locise. li0,l.
;e.. Dufio. %lglrI Fills. Det oil, Chi ago; eAcep'
j:3 T.. M-Da flr Albany. .n,rca Utica syracuse.
f.os este. i.ua1.o. NpsafI fal, Toronto DeI11s,
S.1 f. N-Dllv To- Aliany U.ica syracuse. Rochester,
B.la 0. Nlocur lal- Toronto, Deilo', Ce'c c1nd AMI
- -
Tpr iIc,-cf tlrctlbcs paror anG seep.ng"ar accom-.
odatlov. andy ci;y I:oo(lyn aad ScwYOrX and
q, sta n Timetables at principal hoteii For o'heF
l..f rnlit.Ul adlrr-- .
{. +. LAMBERT. General ra'soncer Ag'nt
5 Vander5i-lye., New YOrh.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
NEW-NORh AND HONDURAS
ROSARIO MINING 80.

y,
NEW-YOIit. December I'd 1923.
vTIIE ANNUAL. MEETING of The stockhold-
/ cr, OF til, NEw.YORK AND HONDURAS 20.
sAEiO MlNlAfi co VIII be h'ld tn Ollie o.. :nc
ompany. No. ls rr'9away, NewioF; CITY. OF wr!nes;;
DAY. Deeemh,r l3 Isai - T. M. Tor tne k'cii9n ot
'' "'y p'"'' ElHdNiGrst , s,CnHfn&iHKoW Hn Seer tary
THE NATIONAL. SHOE AXp LEATHER BAXK OF
THE CITY Oh NEW'YpHM. eco,
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of tie sIorSaold-
this Bank the election OF Dir ctors for The
ensuing year VIII be hsi az tue "a s1- llou-' sIt
fsai@ay Tuesday. JauraIy yh, 1874. Polls vii, bc
open from u O'Clock M until | o'clock y. m.
w. ID. VAN NLlCK. Cashier
'ruE FOURTH NArIoNAL nANK OF THE CITY
De-, oh 1873
vrIIE ANIMAL MEETING; Of the stockholl-
Of ti. hank or ~ e. ton o. Difc or, 81 Il he
h'ld AT lit EuhinH Hous. OF Iuc.fal ie ~ Ca, pi
January lcgi. between the hours o. II ~. and >.
tHAS. II. PATTERSON, r'-'ar
THE MFRcHNN1s.' NATIOSAL PANR or TIE CITY
D cub r ; is93
THE ANNUAL. MEETING ot stockholders
this Bank. ior ;bc pniIoso os 'ectnr Directors Tor
Wai str,rt Tus.day. januar, ~ leei
''"' wy . Z. EANrA. Jash'cr
OFFICE oF TnE DEEMANlA LIFE lNsrliAN.-.
no eD Na.-au.st.
srw.infx NOYerinr ~ 1873.
rl'UE ANNUAL. ELECTION of Directors OF
/ IRE ,ierman'a Gaic Insurance company VIII be b."
at the Irndiai olce q thc comlant. 40, 20 nassau
st ia N. rty % Sew.lors. on WEDNESDAY. the lSih
day Of Dc-cnl-.r. 1898 from u y ~ .. m.
HUBERT ILLS Secret1rv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
ADDITIONS TO THE ALPHABET.
The Letters j and w Are of Comparatively
New Invention.


1t IS a fact not so well known but that
II may be said to be curious that the
letters ! and W are modern additions 70
the alphabet says a writer in the 81
Louis Republic.
The use Of the j may be said to have
become general during the time OF the
| Commonwealth, say between 1913 and
| 1858. From 1890 TO 1916 its use Is exceed
ingly rare. In the century Immediately
preceding the seventeenth 1t became the
| fashion 10 tail the last when Roman nu-
merals were used as in this example: VII
| for s. or xii in place of II.
This fashion still fingers, but only IN
| physicians prescriptions, believe. Where
| the French use it has the power OF as
we use 1t In the word vision"
What nation was the FIRST to use 1t as a
| new letter is an interesting but per-
haps unanswerable query. In like man.
ner the printers and language makers OF
the latter part OF the sixteenth century
| began to recognize the fact that there
was a sound in spoken English which
was without a representative In the shape
Of an alphabetical sign or character. as
the first sound In the word wet.
Prior to that time 1t had always been
spelled as vet the having the sound
of or OF two us together. In order to
convey an idea of the new sound they
began TO spell such words as wet,
weather" "web," &c. with two us,
and as the OF that date was a typical v
the three words quoted above looked like
this: "vvet," weather" 'vveb."
After awhile the typefounders recog-
nized the fact that the double u had
come TO stay, so they Joined the two VS.
together and made the character so we'll
known as the W. There is one book in
which three forms of the W are given.
The first is the old double vv. the
next is one in which the last stroke OF
the first crosses the first stroke OF the
second. and the third Is the common W
as used to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
THE RICHMOND D1sPAToH--sUNDAY. OCTOBER %, 1893

ago. and we're ready to act win Ing
p,ss,dent To follow the theories OF tng
ssna,or from Nevada fAfr. jones' wou'a
inevitably lead TO mono-metallism, ana
although the Republicans sympa.n,nso
wien them. they could go no further.
pe believed that with the repeal OF the
sherman law silver would be used more
and more. .,s h.
doubted II the bill, when passed, would
meet expectations. II was necessary 70
ada other measures more important. ~
Mad thought over It and did not think
q boat 10 offer an amendment, but IL was
absolutely necessary that some legislation
should be had with respect to the fund
ON hand created under the resumption act.
He believed this fund was now being used
contrary TO law.
n was manifest, Dir. Sherman said, mat
n this fund was encroached upon for cur
rent expenses Il would soon be DESTROYED.
When asked how It was TO be replenished,
Mr.. sherman answered promptly, "By the
sale of bonds" A popular sale of bonds
at per cent would be readily taken up
by the American people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

United States Army, who Is stationed at
Fort Apache, Arizona. II here on visit
to Senator Vance, his father II Is his
first visit 10 the East for two years The
son bears a striking resemblance 10 hts
distinguished father.
A RICHMOND WILL
The will OF Isabella Ashton Webb. OF
Richmond. has been admitted 10 probate
here. The bulk OF her estate Is left TO
Lucy r. Webb In trust for her nisces.
Jane NJ. W. Matthews and Belle A. Webb.
POsT-OFFIcfAL.
Representative Grady says that the
Postr1sster-G General put the Fayetteville
IN. c. post-ofice matter on the emergency
list three weeks ago, bit he fears from
the tardy action that there were seye-
raj hundred more on that list.
Among the fourth-ciass postmasters ap-
pointed to-day were:
virginIa--R. o. TiIlatson. Overland.
Meckienburg county, vice NJ. l.. Hurley.
resigned: G. +. Wade. Raphine. Rock
bridge county. vice II. T. Lunsford. re-
moved.
North Carolina--J. ". 8. Robinson.
1yanhoe, Sampson county, wee W. d..
Campbell, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
THE BICYCLE WAS POISONED.
Fearful Effects Of the Bite Of . Large Rattle
snake ON q wheel.

TO our cars there have come many
wonderful rattiesnake stories, painted
With the glowing eolors OF truthfuiness'
but never In our long experience mas
uIch- a one as here related been reported
ays the Millen Herald.
II Is an entirely modern snake story.
md Il reiegates the old rusty taies out
" sight IL truly belongs to the new
FRA. 1t is bicycle snake story-s regu-
ar safety. pneumatic-tire snake story-a
make story that would make the nair
r,se on n tigers back and make Bill Nye
turn green with envy
But IL Is a true snake story ana was
related 10 us by a young gentleman VINO
Is xood looking and truthful While tell
ing the adventure to US his SOFT. black
syes ,iilated. and his black mustache
bristied.
~ took n ride on my bicycle" said he,
ION an embankrr INT near Augusta. The
sun was blazing down at South African
rate. Working on my trusty steed the
way home, after n good long spin, sud
denly my attention was drawn 20 an oD-
feet in the distance OF immense proper
lions. Coming nearer soon saw that II
was a large rattlesnake.
Return I could not, neither was |
willing II I could. and supposed that by
this time the snake had discovered me,
for Il lay sullenly in my path. AZ ! ap-
preached nearer and nearer II coled
tighter and tighter for battle. On seeing
this /, Of course. formed my plan for ac-
ton also. There was no escape. and as
quick as lightning l rode over the rat
tier to rattle no more. His snakeship re-
bounded as II he were made Of rubber.
II glanced hastily over my shoulder
and saw disiointed mass. ] then knew
that | had killed the reptile. On arriving
home put my safety In its usual place.
1.-THE next morning | wished 20 use 1t
to take my usual exercise. on bringing
II before the light / found the lustre OF
the tubing faded away and In its place
there was a dark, duh, blue color over
spreading my once magnificent and
shining wheel. Since then the pneumatic
tire has decsyed so that | had 70 have II
completely overhaulcd. The cause OF the
complete dllapdatiOn of my prided wheel
Is that the snake I'm its rage sank It's
poisonous fangs In the tire. thus causing
the poison to spread all over the cycle.
ION going back 20 the scene OF the
combat few days later ] found the
dried bones of my antagonist and twenty
four large rattles the snake measuring
exactly eight feet six and a quarter
inches"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
SAM SMALL AND CYCLONE JIM
The Democratic Champion Adds Fresh
Laurets TO His Crown.

bo tPt"ONihftt tHdiApiOb pNN' 'N'fs
Laurets to His Crown.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)
STAUNTON. VA, October 2s.-It was
a meeting OF crack nags that the
sovereigns OF New Hope saw this after
noon. and 1t was a rafting fight to a
finish between the Rev. Sam Small and
Hon. James Marshall.
The Prohibitlonlsts in the forenoon had
had a meeting all to themselves. The
Rev. George X. Stuart. Of Chattanooga,
and the Prohibitionists' senatorial nomi-
nee, Mr. J. w. Bodley Senator Edward
Echols, Hon. ST. George Tucker and Hon.
James Marshall arrived about dinner
time. The best terms the Democrats
could get were that the Rev. Sam
Small should have the conclusion; Mr..
Marshall opening In forty minutes, Mr..
Small replying in Ike time; Mr.. Mar
shall rejoining IN twenty and Mr.. Small
closing I'm twenty minutes.
Mr.. Marshall, In his opening, made a
mastery portrayal OF the -4cKinney ad-
miristration. and insisted that fair men
would not condemn the Democratic party.
that It had I'm but few days righted
the wrongs OF thirty years of bad legis-
laton. Mr. Small. who IS a highly can
able campaigner, had the majority Of the
crowd of COO people with him. and was
cheered roundly as he poured invective
and sarcasm on the Democratic party,
elCctrifying his partlsans.
FRESH LAURELS
In reply Mr.. Marshall added fresh lau-
rels TO his crown as n champion Of De-
mocracy. He scored Mr.. Small for deser-
ton from the Democratic party, adding
that the bitterest witness always was he
who turned States evidence Mr. Small
had professed TO revere JeffersOnianism
"Where would the sage OF Monticello be. "
asked the Craig cyclone, "were he I'm the
living flesh to-day-with the Georgia evan
gelst or with the Augusta Democracy
Al the rivals of Democracy had in time
gone to the tomb OF DEATH and while
Democracy might have its ebb as well as
its flow. Il In the end always came again.
lie submitted that this was n question OF
reason, and i'm that form would tho people
decide the issues, not by the measure OF
jest and eibe The eloquent Congressman
warned his hearers that az the stains OF
blood and strife marred the history OF
European inquisitlon and religious wars,
the peace and happiness OF our communi-
ties were dependent on the divorce OF
priestly behest and government function.
SMALL'S REPLY.
Mr.. Small replied spiritedly. and said he
was rated as a good Democrat in Georgia.
He was an attache Of that sterling Demo-
cratic journal. the Atlanta Constitution.
Some one had claimed that Massey was
the author Of the local-option act, and il
was even suggested that Edward Echols
was its father. THE act had more daddies
than Japhet.
The PrOhibitionists moved their camp
10 Crlmora, where they meet tonight.
They Will keep up their fire until election
day. Other speakers will be brought in
the field next week, and the Democrats
are fully alive to the importance of the
result Augusta has not been so aroused
for thirty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

socially and financially. The t.
the performance. says the Pogt q "a y
city, was me brief talk of Wr e e1
Miller. OF Richmond. Va. otog, :, rot
plantation negro end his plantat,o, "a
20 banjo accompaniment Tb,. 4. on
second time that Mr. Miller has a.. ~
for the society, and hR a.t.-+ 'Hi
dialect stories were as fresh s.f ~
able as the hits or ncgro HIM. ~.
quaint PHILOSOPHY which they ,,.. 80
Mr.. Miller has been a careful ,,......'i
the negro, and presented or. -.... y
side Of the race rather than No.. t-''a
servant side. ', .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
THE GOSPEL OF ST. PETER.
Papers Read Before the Philosophical
Society of the acknowledgements.

Papers Eead Before the Philosophical
Society of the University-Personal.
Correspondence of the Dlspatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October
2S.-The Philosophical Society Of the Uni
versity of Virginia held a meeting this
evening, at which Professor James NJ
Garnett read a paper on the recently-dis-
covered Gospel of St. Peter, and DR..
Mailet one on the optical properties OF
compound microscope Gllustrated).
Colonel OFerrall. who passed through
here yesterday, says that he intends TO
do everything In his power to secure
some compromise OF the cases against sew
eral parties arrested in this county for
violation of the revenue laws.
Cards have been issued 10 the marriage
OF Mr.. A. Il. Gentry and Miss Linda
Goodman. The ceremony will take place
at tho Baptist church in this city Novem-
Der LIST.
Mr.. Reuben S. Thomas, Of Green
county. has withdrawn from the sena-
torial race thus leaving Mr.. George w.
Morris, OF this city. without opposition.
Monticello Lodge, Good Templars, has
elected officers for the ensuing term.