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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
THE WHARTON MEETINGS CLOSED
Aldridge Acquitted, and a Mistrial as to
McDearman.

DANVILLE. VA, April l6.-(Special)-
The Wharton revival meetings here
closed last night, with one of the largest
audiences that ever assembled in the
tabernacle, fully 5000 persons being pres
ent. The meetings have been very profit
able, with about 900 conversions.
The jury in the cases of c. w. Aid
ridge and T. III. McDearman for violation
of Federal eleetion-laws, which were tried
in the United States Court Saturday, re-
turned a verdict to-day OF not guilty as
to Aldridge but was a hung jury as &c
McDearman. The jury stood eight for ac-
quittal and four for conviction.
Mayor Wooding has called mass
meeting OF citizens of Danville for 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon TO give ex-
preston TO their feelings at the death
OF Senator Zebulon Il. Vance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
Miss Tyler Gone 10 Virginia.

Miss Odette Tyler, the recent fiancee
of Howard Gould. the younger scion OF
the family of multi-millionaires. has
shaken the dust of New York from her
feet Miss Tyler told Mr. Frohman where
she was going In Virginia, but made him
promise not to tell the place. The train
she left on In company with her mother
and a friend left the Pennsylvania de-
pot. at the foot OF Cortland street, at
$50 O'clock That train goes straight to
Old Point Comfort. and II may be that In
that beautiful spot, under the healing
kisses of the Atlantic. the beautiful
Georgian will find restorative for her
shattered nerves and balm for her wound
cd pride
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
The Crabtrce Mystery Unsolved.

DURHAM. N. C.. April l6.--(Special.)--
wild rumors relative to the missing man,
c. T.. Crabtree, still keep our people ex-
cited, but he has not been found, nor
does any one know the whereabouts OF
the unfortunate man. His family, consist
ing OF wife and six children, are In the
deepest distress.
Large orders received for tobacco have
compelled the deputy collector to Increase
his supply OF revenue-stamps, and to-day
he received an invoice OF SIS. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
IN, vhir.y Silent Year, Of Christ.

WAKE FOREST. N. c.. April ls.--(spe.
cial)-Professor w. L. Poteat delivered
his lecture on ''rhe Thirty Silent Years or
Christ In Wingate- Memorial Hall yes
terday evening. He showed wide research.
and his audience gave him the cIoest al.
tention throughout The lecture Is wen
worth hearing. He delivered II at tne
Tabernacle church, Raleigh. N. G.. lew
nights ago. and has engagements at other
points in the near future.
Rev, Mr. Goldsmith a returned MISSION
AIRY from Mexico. lectures here Tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
GOVERNOR cARR,s INTENTIONS.
AN INTELLECTUAL AUDIENCE.
ttate-superintendent scarboro Addresses
Forty Tsachers-Mr. Jenkins Dead.

WINDSOR. N. c.. April le.-(speciai.)-
The Rev. J. G. Scarboro. State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. addressed
the pubic school teachers at Republican
church. There were forty teachers and
= iarse auaience present. lie addressed
the public AZ the courthouse Erida =,
night and at Ross church Saturday morn.
Ing. He had large audiences on both
occasions.
Abram jenkins, aged 6 years. a promi-
nent farmer. living near Conaritga
church. died last week. Mr.. Jenkins was a
prominent member OF the Baptist church
and had acted as Justice OF the Peace
for his township forty years.
MRS e., Is o. winston and family left
for Elizabeth City last week 10 visit her
father. Colonel X. u. Creepy. editor of
the Economist Falcon. OF Elizabeth city.
who is very sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
The Monument Foundation,

RALEIGH. N. c.. April l6.--(Special >
Mr.. Coonan. who is the superintendent
OF the Louisville. KY. architect and con-
tractors business. will be here to-mor-
row. TO arrange for laying the foundation
OF the Confederate monument The three
bands" on the shaft are to be taken OF.
as the shaft will be In one piece. twenty
eight feet In height.
The ex-Confederate veterans at Will
mlngton have sent the Governor copy OF
some resolutions they have adopted. In
which they say that the parties having
In charge the matter Of the encampment
ground at Wrghtsville should insist upon
the States occupying II permanently as
the camp-ground OF the State Guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.
syIvanus G. Jones Passes Away from
Heart Disease.

ROANOKE, VA, April i6.-lSpecial.)-
Sylvanus C. Jones, assistant foreman for
the Bell Printing Company was found
dead in bed at o'clock this morning.
He had been complaining for some weeks,
but his condition was not regarded as
serious. At. o'clock this morning he
spoke of going to work to-day, and APP
peared better At O'Clock, when called
dead. The physician In attendance pro-
nounced Il a case OF heart disease. He
was q brother Of I. N. Jones. OF Rich.
mond stationer OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, and leaves wife
and one child. He was about 10 years old.
and had insurance on his life Of 5000 In
the Royal Arcanum. He Yves a Knight
Templar. and was held In high esteem
by all who knew him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17

the heart had not been running very
smoothly with their natural protectors
no the young couple resolved to take
matters In their own hands, and Justice
Gary very neatly tied the matrimonial
knot, and they returned home on the
afternoon train. The contracting parties
were MIR. John Hatch and Miss Jennie
N Male
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
I.csnalsry Flr. n Ear.oo,,,..

TARBoRo. n. c., April is.-{special.,-
Sunday night the stables, containing four
mules and three horses, the property OF
John L. WEnns, = farmer OF this coun-
have been OF incendiaYy origin,
Mr.. Hugh Bourne. OF this place. was
accidentally shot IN the face on Sunday
with n-ealihrs pistol-baii. which lodged
In his jaw-bone. The injury ID painful,
though not supposed to be serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
Lady Visitors at Blackstone.

BLACKSTONE. w. April l6.-(Spe-
cial)-Miss Berta Crisp. daughter OF
Speaker Crisp; Miss :. V. Wright, OF
Georgia, and Miss Alexander, OF North
Carolina. are visiting the family Of Hon.
j. L. EDes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
SENATOR VANcE'S SUCCESSOR.
Jarvis, Avery, Henderson,. and Alexander
Mentioned as Possibilities.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April l6.-(Spe-
cial)-Most Of the North Carolinians in
the city seem TO think the successor to
Senator Vance, through appointment by
The Governor. will be selected from among
the following:
Ex-Governor Jarvis.
Judge Avery, of the Supreme Court.
Congressman Henderson.
Congressman Alexander.
There Is considerable quiet gossip over
the matter. but. of course no steps have
been taken by any one looking to infiu-
encing the Governor and nothing OF this
sort will be done until after the burial
OF the deceased Senator il is the prevail
Ing impression among North Carolinians
In Washington that Governor Cars per-
Bonal leaning Is toward Ex-Governor Jar
Wis. but that he will give the matter ma
ture consideration.
GOVERNOR CARR'S INTENTIONS.
ATLANTA. GA. April ia special 10
the Constitution from Raleigh says that
Q friend of Governor Cars reports him
as saying In conversation to-day that
he will take no action on the matter Of the
appointment Of Senator Vance's successor
until delicacy permits him to do so. but
that he will not delay longer than Is
necessary. He says the appointee will be
chosen from among those who believe in
the redemption of every pledge OF the
platform. as construed by the people OF
North Carolina, and by Senator Vance
himself. and that only such a man will
the Governor appoint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
a MASS MEETING IN AsHsvILlr.
The Dead Senator'S nsmsias "a He Laid n
nast In H1vsrslds Cesne<syv.

AGHEvILLE, ". c., April ls.-tspec,al
Ths news % Senator vance's death v.s
announced In this city Ct the churches
Sunday morning. and q call by Mayor
Patton for q mass-meeting Of the citI-
sens to be held at $50 In the sftespoou
was read. Pursuant TO the call . very
large assembly niIsd the spacious su-
ditortfm Of the First Baptist church. II
stands upon the site Of the Senator'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
TEMPLE, PENDER7oN, CoRDES& Co,
Z and Q lUest Broad street.

For week resident New York busy filing
of
timein
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17

SMALLPOX Among Prisoners.
NEW YORK. April ls---smail-pox has
broken out anew at Sing Sing prison.
Three new cases developed yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
VIRGINIA News Notes,

The employees Of the Roanoke Machine
Works are preparing TO celebrate on the
Dist instant the eleventh anniversary OF
the opening Of that industry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31

The wheels Of the police department
revoive very slowly especially when a law
breaker is to be apprehonded for disturb.
ing IL Republican meeting held In Demo-
cratic ward. Democrat said; What
did the Republicans want to go out In the
Tenth tori
They only aggravated tho Democrats.
III they had staid away there would not
have been any disturbance.
Well, this is cheek. don't know with
vengeance This Is II pretty howdo-you-
do Kind of advice coming from a respecta-
bic lnw.abiding Democratic citizen.
What business anyhow has Republi.
can to reside In Delawuret What excuse
has he wo would like TO inquirer What are
our non partisan police for, but to pre-
serve the peace? Ii stone had been
throw at Chlef OF Police John j. Dolan
while presiding at a Democratic meeting
don't you think the person or persons
would he npprehended and severely pun
isheu In ths Municipal Court Don't You
think that the two non. partisan Detec-
tiyes would had evidence collected before
this to send the cowardly villain to jail.
DO you think the man who threw tho
brick that hit Mayor Shortltdge on tho
back OF the neck will ever DO apprehended
and punished? Its dollars to doughtnuts
that when Conneil is arranged on Thuas.
day he Will be discharged and nothing
more done In the case
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31

A leading Democrat Is reported as say
ing that the Dem oerats intended to carry
the election In this State II they should
have to lay 500 to each doubtful voter
to accomplish that object. This is nice
declaration truly to come from man OF
high standing In his party. 1t shows
however. the desperation OF the leaders
and to what depths they are prepared to
descend. Hence their efforts to prevent
full and fair registration, hence their OF.
forts to buy up tax receipts. their refusal
to give duplicate receipts to men whose
taxes they alloge to have been paid, and
hence the threats and bluster OF their
Subsidized and suborned rowlies and
DULLES.
We have certainly fallen on desperate
times when we cannot have full vote
and falr count. and we warn those des.
perate men TO beware least they got into
trouble and meet with the summary pun
isnment they 30 richly deserve. When we
can't have EN- honest election. 1t is high
tine the matter should no understood,
and the responsibility for resulting oonse.
quences rest on the shoulders where they
rlghtrully belong.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31

still alarm II fire was sent to the Del.
aware Truck house last night. There was
q slight fire In tn chimney OF the house
No. ITO Pine street. Which cuused loss
OF $50.
Ninety six trees were planted In Kirk.
wood Park yesterday by the PARK Com.
missloners.
The AlumnR Association Of the VII.
mington High School Will present the
comedy, Tho Flower OF the Family" In
The :assembly room Of the High School
building OH Thursday evening, NoYem.
Der y.
The Regormer. tho official organ of tho
Peoples party. has suspended publication,
Tie Board of Trade will meet In regular
monthly session to. morrow evening
st. Mary's /. A. b. Pioneer Corps will
Hold Its fifteenth annual reception tnWsb-
ster's dancing academy on November "a
To morrow, All Saints Day. at 10 a. M,
there VIII be full service and Holy Com
muElon In alYary +. i, Church, Third
and Washington streets.
The transfer Of thu property at Seventh
and Scott streets from the MnquH Land
Company to George Il. CunneA was re-
corded at the Office of the Engineering
and surveying Department yesterday,
In the account Of the Church Club lee
lures printed yesterday ii was stated that
the Rev. Charles Janss Wood would
epsAk on immortality The suUiegt VIII
DO Immortality"
The x. Ri. @. A. foot ball eleven and the
kadystons eleven will play at the River.
VIEW grounds on Saturday afternoon.
ire In the house at No. 62B East
EeYeEth street was ext'ngulshed by officer
aslly this AFTERNOON aftdf lose OF about
. e25,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31

The meetings at Union NJ. Z. Church.
corner Fifth and Washington streets. are
growing In interest and power. On Mon
day night the Rev. Asbury Burke preaoh-
cd an earnest anu effective sermon to a
crowded church. Last night the pastor
preached. and the enthusiasm during the
after service was intense. Two men were
grandly converted and told the story of
salvation to others, Brother Quigley and
Aunty King melted the audience to tears
by their stirring appeals. The prospect
is bright for sweeping revival. Neither
seem to affect the meeting. The church
1t rallying grandly to tho support OF the
pastor.
Tonight the Rev. l.. W. Laytield. Of Ep-
worth. will preach. Song service from
$50 to g. Come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31


1t Ia proposed by the Police Commits
sloners to increase the force some thirty
to forty men TO perform police duty OH
election day. November 0. The Chief OF
Police thinks he can. with this additional
force. keep good order In tine city, and
we have no doubt no can. The Chief is
good organizer aud knows how to handle
his men to good advantage. The new
men to be appointed will consist OF half
from each party. Permission will have
to be procured from City Council by tho
Commission on Thursday evening for
this increase.
There will be no Deputy Constables. as
our police force will be adequate to keep
good order. Thus the county will be
saved several thousand dollars In useless
expense No deputies at an election In
Wilmington will be something Few to
Delawareans This Is as 1t should lie with
the secret ballot, which should work to
great advantage in this election. towards
the Republi can party. Every wofklngman
should protect his family's interest and
vote for home protection, good wages
and plenty OF work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31

Hon. Charies Emory Smith of Phlladel-
phla and James fennewill OF Dover will
address u Republican mass meeting IN the
Auditorium tonight. The Seventh ward
Brandy wine Republican Club and the Y.
H. Il. q. will parade previous to assem-
bling at the Auditorium,
The meeting announced to be held In
she Second ward tonight has been post.
poned and the Second Ward Club will at
tend the meeting at the auditorium.
x The meinbers of the Higgins Republican
Club will meet at Ninth aud Walnut
streets at $50 O'Clock sharp to- night to at.
tend the meeting at the Auditorium.
out OF town meetings have been ar
ranged Tor New Castle county as follow5i
AT Middletown this evening, October 81.
At Stanton tomorrow, Thursday even.
Ing Nov. |. Tho speakers at Stanton Will
be Harry Whiteman and John p. Nlelds.
At MarshalltoD on Saturday evening,
November 8.
Meetli rs for the instruction Of voters
! will be held every evening at the Y. NJ. Il.
9. clubhouse and at the j. Ill. Mary IL
Club house. No 206 Jefferson straet, Not.
ing booths have been erected at both these
places and competent persons will be
present to instruct voters.
The members and friends OF the Repub.
3 ncan Invincibles ere requested to meet at
the club house. No. West Fourth street,
this evening at 7.30 o'clock to attend the
meeting at the Auditorium in body.
Seats will be reserved for the club and its
friends.
The Republican Invlncibles room. No
West Fourth street. are open every even.
ing for the purpose OF instructing voters.
II any one Is In want OF any information
stop at the clubhouse.
he Republicans OF Stanton will hold q
rally to. M orrow night. The speakers vii
be Harry Whiteman aud NJ. Ii. Cahuon.
Republicans OF Hookessin will meet OIL
Monday evening. William S. Hilles an.
others will speak.
The members OF the Frederic Pyl,
Tenth Ward Republican Club are request
q cd to meet this evening to go in body Il
the Auditorium. band will be in at
tendance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31

Before Judge Ball in the Municipal
Court this morning VIM. L. Saudain was
charged with disorderly conduct.
Samuel n. SmeliZ testified that on Sat.
nrday evening last Naudatn came up TO
the second division OF the Seventh ward
at Thirteenth and Market streets and
wanted to have a oolored man partially
registered. He refused, and charged
Naudaln with having gotten two other
men falsely registered, and Naudain re-
scented the accusation by calling Smeltz a
liar, at the same time prelixing it with two
adjeotives.
Officer Sherry heard the words used.
although he admitted that he accused
Naudain OF using other language.
james H.Appleby who was an Inspector
with SmeltZ testified that Smeltz used
the words as stated above.
The defendant was represented by J. p.
Elelds The case was dismissed on pay.
meut of costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31
TORTURED THIRTY YEARS
His suHerings Ended After Using Munyon's
rheumatism Cure,

Mr.. George Smith, OF Tacony. Pa. says;
u su iered from rheumatism for 80 years.
and had so many severe attacks that some
OF my joints were twisted out OF ehape. At
times l suffered terrible pain, aIj, al
though / tried many remedies. l never
obtained any permanent relief until pro.
cured Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. The
action Of this remedy was wonderfully
quick. and, although ! have only taken
small quantty,I consider myself perrna.
nently cured"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to cure rheumatism In any part OF the
body. Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured In from one to five days. 1t never
fails to cure sharp shooting palms In tho
arms. legs, Sides back or breast. or sore
ness In any part OF the body In from one to
three hours. 1t Ia guaranteed to promptly
cure lameness, stif and swollen joints,
stiff back, and all pains In the hips and
loins. Chronic rheumatism. solatica, lum.
bago. or pain in the back are speedily
cured
Munyon's Hommpathi Home Remedy
Company, of Phliadeph 10 put up specifics
for nearly every diseas Q. which are sold BY
all druggists, mostly for 90 cents bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31


Yesterday was tho eightieth anniversary
OF the founding OF Hanover Presbyterian
Sunday school and exercises conmemora'
ting that occasion were held In ths
church building last night: The auditorl-
UNI was filled by the friends and members
OF the school. Electric lights over tho
pulpit formed the figures ~ and around
the altar railing was embanked flo wers.
A floral structure representing the gates
OF eternal life formed pretty baea-
ground Oyer the gates was this inserip.
ton: Eternal Life, jesus Christ
first Presbyterian Church and the churches
that branched from 1t. Christiana l7IS,
Olivet lsl9 Central 1855 and West 1872.
completed the pulpit decorations.
opened the anniversary exercises. Rev.
Lafayette Marks made the address OF
welcome and after the singing Of tho
hymn Scatter Sunshine" Rev: W. w.
Taylor spoke on the subject 'hscolleo-
tlons Of the Sabbath school,"
MIR. Taylor Ia S3 years old. He said he
was the oldest Sunday school scholar In
WILMINGTON. When the Flrst Presoyte,
rian school was organized at Firth ana
Walnut strsets he was years old anc a
short time after that he Joined the school.
In those days. he said. there were no les
son papers and the scholars were COM
PEELED to learn Bible verses and hymns.
Mr.. TAYLOR named O number OF promt.
nent persons connected with the early
church. At the conclusion OF his address
he was presented with a portrait OF pr.
Gilbert, the first pastor OF Hanover
Church.
Rev. Merritt Hulburd spoke Of the pro-
aress Of the church and school, Mise
Mabel Parker sang, Edward T. Taylor
read an original poem on Hanover Church
followed the best and mt st entertaining
feature Of the exercises. "1ates Of Life"
which was given by four girls. They ap'
preached the gates and sang for admlt'
lance. The gates were opened and inside
was q oross trimmed with nowofs. Ihs
seysral others. VINO all seated themselves
at the foot Of the GROSS.
Ihs exercises closed by the oongrega'
ton Joining heartily In the singing OF the
familiar hymn, "All Hall the Power oil
jesus Name"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31
FuIK6:

Who come in and look through
our stock Of ready-made Suits
buy ten times iii almost every
ten,
It's the most beautiful and
perfect stock We ever had.
Cheviots, Cassimeres, Worsteds,
a good many quiet styles.
Some Slnglo.breasted sacks,
cut long, some Getaways, some
Regent Frocks,
Some good Cashmere Mems
Suits were selling Tor So and
$3.50, others at IS, 80, $40,
all, $l2, Sl4, $50, SIC, el7
aud SIS, some as low as So.
Yesterdays express brought
US new lots of Little Boys
Suits. An all wool Boys Suit,
neat styles for $3.50, others
from $l.5e to 50.
Rainy weather reminds US Of
Rubber Coats. A full line for
men aud boys always in stock.
Lowest prices always.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-31
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