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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

Councilman Thomas y. Murphy. who is
s-endiu., the summer with his family at
cedar Lawn. the beautiful home OF the
late Captain \. q. Babcock. on the Seven
Pines railroad. entertained number OF
friends sunday afternoon. There were
watarmelons by the dozen and the COM
pany rejoiced in the luscious, red fruit.
Among those who enjoyed Mr. Murphy
hospitality were Messrs. L. II. Fergus
son. Jack y. Redwood. Corne JUS Walsh
A. :. Russ. ". G. Wells. John Henry Red
wood. c. u. Rust. George W. Curre'
II. r. W. Sothcrn. +. Mulre, Surry Naieh-
tine. Clarence l.. Hughes, Master Jonh
Goodo. and \. II. Sfikwah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
CHURCH SERVICES ON SUNDAY.
DR.. Hawthorne breaches Two sermohs-
MFR. Uite on the Ancient Churches.

DIR. Hawthorne breaches Two Sermons
MFR. Hite on the Ancient Churches.
DR.. Hawthorne preached at the FIRST
BAPTIST church Sunday morning to one OF
the largest CONGREGATIONS that ever as
sembled In that spacious ediiice Every
nook and corner was crowded. and many
people stood through the service. The
subiect was "Proving Yourselves ana
the sermon was a very fine one.
In the afternoon DIR. Hawthorne preach
ed at the Soldiers Home. where had as
sembed q crowd much too large for the
little chapel Many stood on the outside
near the windows and doors. The dis
course was on personal choice as to whom
we Will serve, and II was greatly enjoyed
by both the veterans and the visitors.
The music was furnished by the choir OF
the First Baptist church, and Captain
Cunningham sung solo. Next Sunday
will be Dr. Hawthorne's last one in Rich
mond this summer.
Mr. c. w. Duke, OF the Theological
Seminary, Of Louisville Ky. who as a
student at Richmond College last year
won the medal as the best orator in the
South, preached at the Grace-Street Bap-
fist church both morning and night Sun
day.
Rev. DR.. Pitt and DR.. Charles II. Ry-
land will leave to-day to attend the Abe
marie Association. which meets at Heb
ron church. near Alton. The pastor Of
this church Is a son OF the Rev. J. Ii.
Hawthorne.
Rev. DR.. Dickinson is in Campbell
county, In attendance on the meeting OF
the Appomattox Association.
Rev. Dr. Landrum. OF the Second Bap-
fist church. is confined to his bed with
sickness. His pulpit was again filled Sun
day by Rev. J. J. Taylor, Of Mobile. Ala.
who preached a magnificent sermon. At
night DIR. Taylor preached at Leigh-Street
church.
Mr.. Joseph Childrey. popular young
gentleman Of the East End who is study
ing for the ministry. preached his first
sermon Sunday morning at Leigh-Street
church. He acquitted himself in a highly
creditable manner. and gives promise OF
making a fine preacher. Leigh-Street's
pastor, Rev. DR.. Wright. who has been
spending his vacation In the North. will
return In time for Wednesday nights
service.
Nassrs. T. II. Euet and william Ellyson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Mnkinr Inc ImprOveInents.

Work on tho improvements 70 .ns
Woman's College. formerly the hicah'onu
Female Institute. IS being pusheu lOl-
ward rapi iiy, and everything VIII pe u,
readiness for the opening OF the schooi
Septcr1ber 10Th. 4 new kitchen IL peihs
built. not and cold water VIII DE suppieu
all through the house. ana the ouiiu'n7
y,lI bc heated throughout by steam
Ths changes made Will give several ad-
ditional lecture-rooms.
These improvements, which VIII add
crafty TO the comfort OF the young ladies'
attending the college are being MADE
under the direction of the Building Com
m,ttee. Messrs. j. D. Crump, w. y.
Forbes. Charles Thomas, l.. ID. Starke,
and John e. Williams. Mr.. Reuhrmund
Is thu architect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Eup Over on Main Street.

Mr. Y T. Stur,ievant pay yeoman OF
tho ,,onitors. while crossing Main street
i'm front OF the post-ohice yesterday
morning was knocked down and run over
by a horse being ridden BY Mike DuyaI.
The hose was not stopped. but the rider
becoming alarmed. but spurs to him
AMI increased his speed.
Mr.. sturtevant was taken into owens
& Minors. where it was found that n
was only slightly bruised. lie walked
homo.
Duval has been reported for reckless
riding in the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
News Items from the County.

c. Morgan. charged with vagrancy. and
with trespassing on the property OF the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad, was sent
to jail In default OF surety by Justice
Vincent yesterday.
esquire James +. Lewis has returned
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Daniel Lygan, Leroy Lewis. and Hen
derson Fields. three colored boys. were
arrested yesterday in Henderson Fields S
bar-room by Constable II. &. Mosby. who
caught them red-handed In the act OF
Turing the Goddess Fortune through thu
medium OF two seductive ''crap-bones.
They were locked up for hearing before
esquire" Tyler to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Attachments and an Assignment.

On Saturday morning George T. King
and ". +. Taylor & Co. sued out at
tachments In the Chancery Court against
William H. Bourn. grocer, at No. 32i
north Tws nty-seventh street, and late that
evening Mr.. Bourn filed "a deed OF assign
ment conveying his stock and appurte-
nances to Allen G.. Collins, trustee. The
liabilities are about 5000. and the
creditors are specified as follows:
First class: Watkins & Holiday. on
note, 1881: open account. sH.9i; Planters
National Bank. three notes. agpegating
$3.50; open account. sS.26.
Second class: L. y. Saunders. Jr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
NapoLeoN's ARMY.
hut Four Survivors Arc Said 10 "e"""
and Each IL Over 100 Years Oid'


One OF the French papers when na'e
been devoting great deal Oh a''eh''o"
TO Napoleon Bonaparte OF late mas DIE"
entertaining It's readers BY having
census made OF the survivors OF Napo-
Icons grind army. Four OF these me-, men
only now are left. The eides. ,hs
Jaca,,es sabatier. who was born on ,ne
18th OF April. 1870. mt Vernoux rArdecns.
,snar. be has lived In retirement TOT
many years. Then come victor ha,''o 90
Jean Bossset, and Joseph Rose as -.
snectiyely Ioi years l month"; Nv ssa.s
and / month. and 100 years and rev ,'s
dovs II Is said that all are as hearty ana
vigorous as can be expected N sp,se ~ ~
,beIr experience as long as 81 years ago ~
3D., terrible retreat when the besgaTy
rsmnant OF the greatest army the woria
has ever seen. worn out with cola ana
hunger. angrily called 10 the VIZ ,' o
Warergo and Austerlitz to get OF nus
horse and share in the mlseries OF It's
men,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
THROWN OUT AND INJURED.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Mitchell Badly
Bruised in Runaway.

Mr.. Archer Mitchell and his wife were
out driving Saturday afternoon, and while
near the Belt-Llne railroad track, on the
Cary-street road, the horse became fright
ened at a passing train and dashed on.
Both of the occupants Of the vehicle were
thrown out. Mrs. Mitchell was consldera-
bly, bruised about the arms and back,
and her husband was dragged some forty
or fifty feet.
The conductor stopped his train, and
offered TO bring the couple home. but the
horse having been stopped, Mr.. Mitchell
placed his wife in the buggy and drove
home While Mrs. Mitchell is painfully
hurt. 1t is thought there will be no serious
results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

Phone 5O7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Fol- from "A lserr Wagon.

Aaron Epps, oolorsd hoy. temporarily
employed by the Arhcuser-Busch Brew
ims Company was TAX with q nj WIN
on one Of the comp1ry's wagons At bei-
videre and Main streets yesterday morn
ing ana fell 70 the ground. SeVerai
bruises resulted from the IAN Inc anu
huance was summoned. and the surgeon
in charge after dressing his wounds iett
the boy to resume his duties on the wa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Tho Blues Moonlight.

The Richmond Light-Infantry Blues
will give one OF their select moonlights
on the Pocahortas next Thursday night.
The steamer will leave her wharf
promptly at s o'clock. There Will be
music by the Blues Band and many
other attractive features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
xxrATFR.GROUND MEAL. G2c.
w Flne Famlly Flour. py the aarreI :. s2.

w Fine Family Flour. Dy the barrel S3O)
Nice California Hams .....-......-......- ~
Z pounds Laundry StHrcn. ..-........... -
Large lat Mackersl. Just from BostOa...... 20
Liverpool SAT-, 25O-pOnnd sscks........... so
,Caiforutt Grapes. pOunds...-........... -
5,OCc bags fiue Family Fl0ur.............. ~
, ulugs fine Chewing Tobacco. ...-......... -
Virynia cider Vinegar. per gilon........ -
Cat llOrTlOgs. dozen. .--.-.-.. -
NIce Prunss. q pounds Tor ............... -
3 hounds Cream Cheese. .......-.-,-... 30
Rock Candy syrup. water white .......-.... -
New Orleans d0lasscs. Observation-Disclosures. -
Choice Timothy Hay, per hundrcd......... -
Nice couutry Butiet ...........'' II
Fine Home Made Peach rrescrves........
pounds Oatmeal or liOllol oats. -
Arbucklo's Coffee. per pound ............~ -
2-pOund-cans Corn Beet ................... 10
Bread Powders IN l-pOund cans .-.......... 10
POtted Han IN large cans. ................ =
Household Ammonia. per D1ttie.......-.... >
Finest Mocha and Java CO'ee ............ -
fine English Breakfast Tea. ............ ~
Wnter-Grouni Meal por bushei.......... %
superlatlyc Patent Family -Four. ......... 30
ID. OSULLlYhN,
lSl Main street.
Phone 5O7. " S-Su. Tn. lu.SSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
lie Joined the Union.

The rumor Of trouble with the plumbers
employed on The jefferson Hotel grew
out Of objection being mad" 10y the regu-
lar force to working with stranger
who IS not a member Of the union.
Messrs Dalton 6 Ciappell, the EMPLOY
ing plumb r., hmm diateiy arranged 70
have the man Join the union. There was
M strike nor threat u strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
, PARTY WHO HAS HIMSELF

"A AMI three IONS cesires 10 make an ar
raneemept with some person who has n farm
and stock 10 work the farm on shares. cr VIII
rent farm with privilege Of buying stock hG-
dress E. MCC.. care 0lJ north seventh street,
Ricruont Va an lO-lw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Lnr.c snit brought.

Suit was brought in the Law and Equity
Court Yesterday afternoon 10y James j..
Taliaferro against W. o. Burton, con-
tractor and builder, for sLl9O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
IsebcIllOus
.nof,frnara IIcralf1

Her Father: Do you think you wouln
nj-e 10 marry him. Penelope!
penelope (doubtfully): Yes: provided you
and mamma don't want me TO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
,r,ANrEn 10 pROCUREAGOOD

w FARM ~ 800 10 1000 acres on railroad
within i've 70 ten miles % Richmond. Va 'hesa-
neake and ONO road Cr southern Railway pie
terrcf Answer ". NJ. G., caro- A. j. StOfer. sun
Bnilllng. Mashlnston. y. Z. al l3-N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
LOST. SrrAYnp. AND FOUND.

r OST. SUNDAY, AUGUST 18TH.
IL bstween SlS north IwehIy.soVehih
s.res. nui Mechanicsy.lle turnpike, SMALL
link GOLD CHAIN. with charm attached.
Finder will ts rewarded by returning TO 10
north TWenty--oTenfh sheet ~. III
INFORMATION WANT f. ID Tx
< LITTLE TAN SKY E-TERRlEk
answering to the namo Of Kemp. - will be
given for IrlOrmatlon 81 whore h9 can be found
or II brought 10 40. II south Pine street.
au2l-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

ID -FOUR ADULTS. ono largo AMI small
room. turnishoi, IN nice private iamily o. pfYdie
b9ardiny-h Stafe pm %, io'ati0n. &c. Al
dress PERMANENT BOARD, care DISPATCH.
IN Z IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
IN pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1r2
Bright elbow sugar. ................ ....s. -
New Moth Carolina Roe uerrings. lle doL-

w pound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3l2
Bright elbow sugar. ....s. -
New Moth Carolina Roe uerrings l1e doL
IOr...........--..-s. .-..-...s+..s 80 '+-ss -
Sea salt Tor baths. per pound. ........... "a
best CITY Meal, per biIsael.. .......--...-- "a
Arbucklo's AriOsa Coffee. per poind....... 2s
Switzer Cheese. per pound .............. ~
fcre Cider Vinegar, per gallon. -
Picking Spices, per pound. .....-.....,..-. ~
Best Cream cheese, POUNDS ior......... -
Fresh soda Crackers. per pop Q........... ,
Largo Messiah Lemons, per doZcu....... -
Moo Fat Mackore per c0zen ............. ~
Best Carolna rice. per pound. ..........,
eucar.Cure1 shOulders. pei pound. =
salt Pork. per uornd. ...................... oSe
Silver hing Minnesota Patcnt Family
Flour, ~. % barre. or pc. a sack
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel or 2Jc. sacK.
Washing Powders, Ger package.
Now Prunes. Der pound. .............-..-..
or los. for Poe.
Best Roasted Laguyra Coffee. ........ -
Good Cooking Butter. per pound. 10
Pure Lard, per pound.
Pure sugar syrup. per gallon. .......s.... "
California Hams. per pound. ...... ........ ~
Good Mixed Tea, per pound. .
Breast bacOn ............ ..''.'. -'...-.s''''
Ginssr-Sngps, per pound. ................ u
Fresh COunsry Sriter, per pound. ~
New Orleans Mclassee, per gallon. .-..... W
Csiifornia Ciaret Wine. per gauon...-.. w
Price-lisf mailed on Application, Phone oi"
do 2T.leysu ls2ols2: east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
MAN AND WIFE WITH $500
DOARD WANTED by A FAMILY

VA capital 10 take charge Of q branch bust
ness in Wilmington. Del : 20 per week. Light
nnd agreeable work. Paru'gllrs F0rds law
Buildlng Ninth street Rom l. an Lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
COO PER NERVOUSNESS AS

NMO sOCIATF % manage De- III estlh-
lished cash bus,no,s IN NnriolA. Mast nave
$3.50. Fuy secured. Particulars Fori's LAW
binding. Ninth street. an -i-il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

NIrANTED WEEKLY, 100 COchS,
w LAUNDREssE>. HOUsEMAIDS, hAil-
RISES. and NURSES tor NEW YORK and
C.h.r NORTHERN cities Wagcs from 50 ~ g.
her WEEK. 1ruusp,rtation furnished.
X. ". fLSOM> Employ MEN AGENCY,
nv G.Su Tu4Thts Ar cast broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

RICHMOND RAlLEa
AID
ELECTRIC COMPANY

Main Office and Light ler
foot of Seventh street. lc.,r.
City Division. office Nam -..
streets. Telephone Sill
Union Division. Office Twenty -
and L streets. Telephone 80.
Manchester Onice, semme' -'
Telephone 1921 ,,.
Are and Incandescent L''.'
Electric Power al reasonable rs'.@
Electric-I.ieht Wiring n sp,cH
Parties desiring Eivctrie i.is
Power by notifying tue main
mail or telephone, will be wSilA -.'
bys representative Of the eoa'p'h.'
lmh 2O-.fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

"a has nal twD yoars eToefi onre-tce hes
Fn,lsh. Ma,hemlti.,, Frcntn, German. AMI
Musi,-dcsiros POSITION A. IEAChkh IN
school or private iamils. Address D., 'nre 81
Postmaster. Petersburg. Va. Al ~-HtsN4"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

WE WANT YOU TO WORK FOX
~ L. thus maHing Sl2 20 80 per wees:
Parties cfctrei Nhp rau furnish horse AMI
travel through the county. team, though L.
hot necessary. 4 few vacancies 10 town. and
cI.;es. spare hours may - used o. gooi al
vantage. &. +. JOHNSON co. 40. 3t.nth
Eleventh street. Bichmond Va. do tuty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

Dr. W Isissf isAifNi ffI...
IOSBY STREGTs. 81.
by virtue OF c.rtrln T..f
20 the trustees 81 thu OBJ ID
ing and Loan Association
g. 1891. and duly recon
Office ~ Richmond Cham r
Book lH B. page ~. uH.h
secure the payment
therein mentioned. a".a..'
made In the payment n.
and bang directed iy e.
tors OF the Old plm.n
Loan Association go ro .Y
for sale az public auD'...
premises. on
TUESDAY. ArGt.
at 500 O'Clock j. ~. r.
above referred 20. Ir
consist OF nice O0u
FRAME YELLING u|
rooms. win an the no
The lot front7 30 f.'t ..
Of Peasants street. a..
tween parallel lines "a ' ''.
TERMS. Cash. ne o.
and 81 So. the rrs.Ig.
six and twfly- mUr
i.dded secured ir I.
the property. Tho al..
REQUIRED by the t-.i N.
more liberal terms N.-
hour OF sale.
J0HN d.
JI1f\ t
FRAN.
Trustees n - o.l
ami Loan Association"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

WANTED, A GOOD COOK THAI
w en- make Good bread. References re-
auired. App, 30. ) west Grace street
DI-1,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
REAL ESTATE.

PAYING 10 PER CENT. on PURCHASE
PRICE.
s35.0C0-A BLOCK OF FIVE STORES In
wholesale centre, all occupied
rarely vacant.
$1,000 CARY STREET WHOLESALE
BLOCK. Annual rest 5000 10 iirst-
class tenants.
sl5.OOO-A aIAIN-STREET STORE. near
Dispatch Office. IS now and has
been occupied by same business
for PAST TWENTY YEARS
something good ....,.,.,~.
S5.00O-A first-class larse-size BCSl NESS
PROPERTY, near Ninth ana Main
streets.
10000 MAIN STREET STORE. near
Thirte nth street In perfect order.
and NJ | tenant.
81 Dl-A CARY-STREEr STORE, near
Fourteenth street Annual rent.
$50.
Sc oO0-TWO VEST END STORES cor
ners Annual rest 500
si2IO-STORE AND DWELLING, near
Seventh and Broad streets.
SiOOO-WEST CARY STREET. Annual
S35oo-oi.D MARKET STORE. Franklin
street. Chap.
au 2l-lt J. THOMPSON BROWN * co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

DOOK AND JOB WORK Ny
Id FxECUrsp AL Iuk DISrtx}s %
lNG-uVuSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

4 aDY WANTS POSITION. NEnf
4 coffpeicnt aud experienced In doncs,c os-
psrsmeD:. Bos. rolorerces as W capala, ~,
Tho work Address Mss :. FLOOD D De, a..
M 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
BUSINESS WANTS.

DUITER Bt IEK, bO lILh
lDWantei. the trade to call and examine larfe9
shipment of ELiIN AMI Otf'r tkLhNhh1
BUTT EKS received today. which VIII gu1ran-
toe 10 sou n and below New YORK. price. w.
+. SEl MOCR, 1917 Cary street hu IL
NSrANTED, IN AN ESTABLISHED
w BUSINESS, PARTNER with two . three
hundred q, la~s, Upen 10 inNestlsatlOh' al
dress MERCHANT. DISPATCH once.
au2i-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

rp.vFIIING WINE
Ry YOUNG MAN OF

w moral habite, SITUATION OF some kl@d:
so,oe knogleice q bookkeeping. VIII WORK Tor
moderate salary anc help DO anYthihg. TNe NJ
Df-pAr-.l ofIfrn. hh a. t-iN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

u'RUsTEES' AUCTION SALE

BY Sutton & CO..
Real Estate Agents ana A....
Corner OF Tenth 3gl Elrl ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

A WHITE LADY WISHES A fooI'
~ TIOS as purs, or domestic work. In tho
~ orGr. Call or address 707 Hospital stree
Richmond w. vi -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
RIPE EXPERT


YOU M IAUl Or TNTEhI IlNNIl
"A dsutes 4 POSITION IN n private family
10 TEACH the usual Engli-h branches, Latn,
French. ard Music AdIrcsS stating terms.
MIS- u. H. CAMPBELL, Dunn.ylle rsreX
c',ntv Va. au is-F.>u.luAInft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
xx,ANTED. BY WIDOW LADY,

w SITUATION as WORKING Eous'keoPri' -
90 ,,sc .na-.e of and teach children. keep
t,oual gefcroncos. Address WIDOW caro- oi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21

A DETACHED FRAME f....
on THE NORTH sIBE 49,.
BETWEEN ElGHTULE~.f
MOSBY STREETs. ST.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-20
REASON TO FEAR A DEADLOCK
Senators aud Representatives. Seem Dc
termInod TO Stand by Their kssPectiVs
Tariff BiIla

Senators aud Representatives. Seem Dc
termInod TO Stand by Their kssPectiVs
TaTih BillA
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 19.-Slnce
il became certain that there would DC
DISAGREEMENT between the Senate ana
House on the tariff bill, there has been
more or less discussion among Senators
as TO how these difficulties would ultl-
mately end.
This morning the members OF the
Democratic party in both houses upon
whom rest the fnal determination 10 De
reached, talked more freely than at any
time since the bill was under discussion.
Among the House members there was
determination TO stand firm, and there
were men who said that quorum would
be maintained until the Senate receded,
Ono OF the conservative Democrats OF
the House, whose judgment is always
sought ia times OF extreme party trials,
said that the question would finally re-
solve itself into the question OF the one
eighth OF a cent per pound protection
10 refined sugar. This one eighth OF 8
cent. he said, the House never would
agree 20, and TO pass the bill the Senate
would have TO recede. This assertion
was substautiated by other Demo-
Gratis. who thought the Wilson bill
would be adhered TO by the Honse.
This feeling in the House was commuul-
Gated 10 the Democrats OF the Senate
and = member OF the Finance Committee
said that il would meau the defeat OF
the bill II the House really insisted upon
any such change. I'VE have In the
Senate, " be said, "a Democratic major
ity OF one for the bill. 1t does not take
very much figuring TO show how little
we have 10 depend on" The Senator
was Informed that IL was claimed by
the House that when the fight finally
resolved Itself 70 that point alone and
there Is only this standing in the way
OF agreement, the Senate would have 70
receds and be replied: I'VE will never
have that kind OF agreement. twill be
a complete agreement or none"
A number OF the leaders in the House
are talking about staying ustil the 4th
OF March, " said the reporter.
That Is useless kind Of talk" he re-
piled. If we cannot agree, and we
demonstrate that we cannot agree, we
will adjourn. There will be no neces-
sity OF staying here when il is found no
agreement can be reached.
Another Democratic senator discus
sing the impending deadlock said that
the senate would be compelled to hold
out. The bill as II passed was the
scheme OF the party caucus aud the fact
that one provision Of it as agreed upon
10 caucus, the extension OF the bounty
10 1895 was eliminated, places the meas
ure in a precarious position before 1t
finally passed the senate and for that
reason the members OF the finance COM
mittee felt the necessity Of standing
firm for the senate bill. There are pos
sioiities OF a long deadlock but this is
not anticipated by many, as it is be-
lieved that an adjustment OF some kind
will be made when il is found that one
side or the other has determined to re-
main firm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-20
PRESS OPINIONS
ON
HUGH COLEMAN DAVIDSOE'S WORKS.

The LitsrIry World says: THE story is Sn
exciting one, ana we congratulate Nj. David
son on the skill with which he has managed
bis plot"
The Ne'sc7s'Is Weekly Chronicle says: Read
ers OF Mr.. II. c. Dsvidson's admirable novels
Cast on the Waters" THE Old Adam" &C.
will be pleased TO welcome another from the
same pen. The startling snd terrible incident
described in the opening chapter Is quite
enough to tx the readers close attention from
the beginning to tie cad OF the story"
The HsItsTa DGilg AgreVry says: 1.-THE scene
Of this story is laid somewhere on the Welsh
coast. Novel readers ~ho like tale which
keeps them on the tentsr-hooks throughout
Will spprec ate Nj Dsvidson's book and eager
ly look for bis next"
The BRIGHTON CARTE says: The thread Of
interest throughout is especially powerful
The Literary HorSd says Delightful hu-
NOR. But ths1s is more in M DAvidson's book
than broad farce. As in realli laughter and
tears follow one another very closely; and
while the author Anuses Us with the ludicrous
straits in which the kleptomaniacs find them
selves, he interests US in q very pathetic little
love story which is carried on in the back
ground