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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
OUTLOOK FOR TO-DAY.
rTRGJyTA DEMOCRATS ARE CONFI-
DENT or ALL THE DISTRICTS.
The Sixth 10 the Most Uneertain-Tvlsr's
Election is Claimed by 2,ooo-Ihs
Walton Law Denounced.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 5.-Speciai.-The
Democrats tonight say that unless all
atgns fail MIR. Tyler will be elected by
over 1000 majority. The city will not
give him less than 1000. There were
meetings In all the wards tonight, and the
outlook Is bright.
II was reported this afternoon that
Mayor Petit had sworn In large force
OF special policemen. and would Tomorrow
attempt to prevent certain judges recent
ly appointed, from serving. Your CORE
spondent tonight called on the Mayor
and asked him II the report was true.
He replied that Mr.. X. NJ. Hughes had
requested him to intefere, but that the
COMMUNICATIVE Attorney said he had
nothing to do with the election, except 10
preserve order on the street. The Mayor
says that the Attorney Generals opinion
In regard 10 the right Of the Electoral
Beard to appoint Judges will not hold
water. The Mayor is a boler-maker, and
not lawyer, which will doubtless explain
the difference Of opinion.
Colonel Lamb addressed five hundred
negroes in the Fourth ward tonight and
appealed to them 10 cone out to-mor-
and vote far home and native iand.
Mr.. NJ. Glennan adiresscd a large
crowd at Princess Anne to-day, and spoke
Tor mere than an hour and half, with
force ln'l eloHuence. Colonel Lamb was
present., and asked for a joint debate.
He WAS told that ne could be accommo-
dated. The Democrats were especially
ccsir'ts TO give him a chance. as he had
been boasting that he wanted TO chew
somebody up. When terms were named
fer a discussion between him and Mr..
Glernan, he refused the offer and spoke
to the negroes. Princess knne is GER
tainly Democratic.
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part OF the report OF the Finance Com.
mittee referring 20 the redemption OF
bonds was then taken from the table.
the necessary information having been
secured in the meantime from the city
Auditor.
Upon the recommendation OF the COM
mittee the Auditor was directed to issue
$4,000 worth OF four per cent. bonds:
the proceeds OF which are 10 be placed
10 the credit Of the sinking fund. TO be
used In the redemption OF certain hve
per cent. bonds on and after January 2.
1895 -.
Al this juncture II was moved that
the Council adjourn until Thursday even
ing at Z o'clock, but the motion was
lost by vote OF IA 10 Is.
Another motion 10 adjourn, this time
made by Mr. Grimes. was lost by
vote of II TO H. x,tos
Upon motion Of Mr. Grimes the rules
were suspended and the report OF I'm
Committee on Rctrenchment ana h..,hich
was then received. The report Tbe
is published In another column - 3, r.
Times. was then read by city .leIh item
August, and demanded the closg close
ton Of all members present. ~ A. W Council
OF the reading OF the report t nJi al 7
adjourned until Thursday exg" gain be
o'clock, VIII. she report VIII
taken up.
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A LAST LOOK Al THE SIXTH.
Oey VIII Bc Elec'ed, But by a Reduced
M?iority-The Walton Law

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. Especial
o. G.. Rucker and Rush Miller addressed
a small audience at Moorman's warehouse
tonight. Notwithstanding the unfavor-
able outlook, advices are being received
hourly of encouragement and there is
general awakening OF interest all along
the closely drawn Democratic lines and
shutdown tomorrow will close one Of the
hottest fights in the history of the Sixth
district Of Virginia with a Democratic
victory, with a much reduced margin
1t is impossible at this time 10 give any
accurate idea of the effect Of the new
Walton election law. but from the careful
selection of the constabies in this district
there is no reason TO believe that the
defeated candidates will have any just
grounds of complaint. Lynchburg will
give a larger majority for Otey than his
friends expect. The rank and file Of
Democracy is stirred up. and will rise to
the emergency.
The fight is between Otey and Hoge
with O. c. Rucker, OF the Populst and
Prohibition side iFsue combination to
draw from the Democratic strength. Bed
ford county will go Democratic. Hall
fax. Charlotte and Campbell viii do like
wise, with small majorites. Lynchburg
and Roanoke will stand by Democracy and
the majorities in these sections Will more
than offset any losses in the other parts
OF the district.
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INN SiAIU DINIKiCT,
Tho Walton Law Makes 1t Difficult to
Esfimata Major tiss-Walker's CT aims

WINCHESTER. VA. Nov 5.-Speoial.--
The canvass i'm the Seventh congressional
district closed to-day and the result or
the ballot will be awaited tomorrow with
some anxiety. The new law renders II
impossible to form any accurate estimate
of what the majority Will be, but IL is
generally conceded that Turner. In this
district, will have safe one
Hon. Robert Barton was seen by your
correspondent. but declined TO give figures
for publication on the district but said
Turner'S majority would be what Fred
erick. Clarke and Warren counties gave
him. He thought this county (Frederick)
would give Turner about 800. and Gold, for
State Senate, about the sane.
Mr.. f. Holmes Boyd. chairman OF the
Democratic campaign committee. de-
clined 10 give figures, but thought Tur-
ners majority would be a safe one.
Mr.. Albert Brown, chairman of the Re-
publican committee said that cit was i'm
possible TO give an accurate estimate Of
the vote, on account of the Walton law
but said the Democrats would ind more
apathy In this district than they expected
He would not concede the election of
Turner but insisted that Walker. Re-
publican. had the best fighting chance Of
any candidate in the last twenty years.
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.MAl-. ,.As auAnprp nY POLL .ENrN.
IUCHER'S ROUNDIaG UP.
A Field DAY at Lsx,DgtO Hon. j. X. Tuos
Of Spenks-Claims Of Bo;h Psriiss

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. Especial
This was a field-day in Lexington. The
citizens from al parts part ao Of Rock6ridge
cold, with the thermometer between a
and As, strong. cutting wind and spat
of snow. At II O'Clock the Democrats
began the speaking in the courthouse be-
fore a large and intelligent representa-
tive body OF citizens.
Mr.. William II. Alexander, Of Winches-
ter discussed in an able and e.oquent
style the leading issues OF the day. he
spoke FOR nearly two hours. and his
hearers were enthusiastic and liberal in
their applause.
Hon w. A. Anderson followed in a
brief but able discussion Of national is
sues and the record of Democracy. Hon.
John Randolph Tucker dean Of the Law
School of Washington and Lee University
and the old representative from TINS dis-
trict in Congress. followed, and when he
took the stand the house was packed TO
the doors al the people went wild with
enthusiasm. Mr. Tucker made one OF
his old-time eloquent speeches TO his Oh
constituents, and closed amid an outDurst
of the most enthusiastic applause.
Ex-Governor FitZhugh Lee who was
announced TO speak. did not arrive, being
detained elsewhere in the fight
Mr.. Alexander, Of Winchester, came here
for the sole purpose of a joint discussion
with Jake Yost but the Republican man
ayers declined to accord IT. fost is a
type of Malone on very dwarfed scale
member OF the State Senate. law stu
dent. after challenging Yost for debate
which was declined, closed for the Demo
Gratis IN a strong speech. The contrast
between the representative Democratic
meeting and Yosts crowd was very
marked, and indicated how the people
stand.
The Republicans are claiming every
thing in the district, but won't put up a
dollar on the result. The Democrats claim
the Tenth district by 100 and the county
nv 100
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SHOWING m New York.

sARANAC LAKE. n Y. Nov; 5.-A
heavy snow storm has RACED IN THIS w
now four inches deep, which VIII make
the roads deep in mud and almost I'M
passable. So,
-tHiDt,NSBURG, y. Y. Nov. 5.-snew
has been falling all day. melting as 1t fell.
Following the autumn rains, the snow
has rendered the condition OF the county
roads very bad.
WALTON. ". Y, Nov. about nalf
AN inch OF snow fell here this evening
II Is still showing hapi.
WHITE HALL. N. Y. Nov 5.LIhe
dispatches from Roure's Point, Plattsourg.
Ausable Forks. West Port ana otner
points along the Lake Champlin valley
state that Ii has been showing most OF
the day. 1t is storming hard here now.
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Two Jockies set Down. "

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 5.-The
weather at Cumberland Park to-day was
chilly, but a fair crowd witnessed the
races. which were run over fast track.
Eurania was the only winning fayorte,
the other events being taken by a second
choice, two third choices and an out
slider Perry, who rode Two O'Clock, was
set down for the remainder Of the meet
ing for refusing to break away. kuhen
was given similar punishment for strlk-
ing Pierce in the face with his whip, in
the first race. Summaries:
First race-six furlongs-Lack Swim 100,
]. HILL Y To II first, Ransom second;
OCulla third. Time, 1916 II
Second race-selling, six and one-haif
furlongs-Tom EImore go. Kuhen. 6 to y
first, Elmer f. second. Jennie w third.
Time. % -.
Third race-five furiongs-Eurania dil,
Gardner. to 81 first, Trenton second
Belle Star third. Time, l.02 H.
Fourth race-one mile-Mollie 90.
Kuhen, to p first Fulcher second,
Theodore II. third. Time. LAP 10
Fourth race-selling, five and one-half
furlongs-Manola 002, Kuhen, ) TO p
first. Revenue second. ". T. Enis third.
Time, ia 3D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
TAhfFF AND FINE LUMBER.
A Correspondence fearing on These Poirts'
Goodo's speech ct Suffolk.

SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. 5.-Special.-The
greatest political rally held mere not a
decade was the Democratic speaking az
the city Hall tonight by Hon. John
Goode He was introduced by j. f. West,
county chairman, who showed up me
fallacy Of the Republicans arguments
as 10 tho present tariff Dlll ; n)uIlns
yellow pine lumber and produced iacts
TO show that yellow pine lumber had not
declined since lumber was put on the
free list
He read the following telegram, from
the Surry Lumber Company, OF Balu-
more, Md. whose plants at Dendron' va,
are not only the largest in Virginia but
in the South:
ITO surry Lumber Company, Balti-
Has free lumber ye, affected the price
of yellow pine? Do you think it VII!
Wire (Signed) J. f.. WEST.
Democratic County Chairman"
This is the reply:
y. r. West, Suffolk. Va:
yellow pine lumber Is worth rathser
more than before the passage OF the
tariff bill. We see TO reason why the
Improvement should not continue.
Signedl sURRY LUMBER CO"
and hands working for them have been
wayering I'm their support OF Tyler, 1t is
believed this clear statement of the
case will produce a telling effect here
The Hon. John Goode delivered the
best campaign speech listened 10 here in
many day. He fully answered the
Republican charge Of hard times, discuss
ed every phase Of the Issues involved
in the present contest. was very eloquent
at times and created unbounded enthu-
siasm.
The main auditorium Of our large City
Hall was filled to overlooking, and II
rs believed by Democratic leaders here
that to-night's meeting was the most eff
fective work Of the closing campaign.
Suffolk, which had Democratic apathy a
few weeks ago. is fully aroused and will
roll up her usual majority. Mr.. Goode
has n warm spot IN the hearts OF the
people OF Nansemond. Although the Re
publicans are making an active nght'
Chairman West predicts a majority In
Nansemond OF two hundred for Tyler.
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A small, but critical, audience assem-
bied i'm the Academy of Music last even
ing 10 listen to the seven hundred and
siXty-ninth musicale of the Mozart AS
ISOLATION.
Frank Wilczek Concert COMPANY. a
collection OF musical artists of the first
talent, was the attraction. The pro-
gramme was well-selected and varied
one. and contained selections from the
works of such master musicians as Con
nod. Meyerbeer. Chaplin and Verdi
Every member of the company ap-
peared familiar with the selection they
Interpreted. either vocally or instrument
tally The earnestness they took in their
work was greeted with enthusiastic APP
plause in many instances, and won sew
eral weil-deserved encores for them.
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A FEGITITE SHUT,
Fredericksburg fficer Fires Mt n
Pri.nnnr-Rnw In Stnforh

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. O.
Spccial.-Saturday night officer John T.
LCavel shot and wounded James r..
Cash. who attempted 10 escape from nm
after being arrested. officer Leavell com
manded Cash to halt. warned him he
would shoot and fired several times IN
the air, the last time just as ne stepped
in a gully, which lowered the pistol ana
the ball lodged In Cash's side. Cash
turned into a dark alley near Hanover
street still pursued by the officer. when
ne was finally oVertaken. striking az
him with some heavy object which was
Warded off doing no more serious IN
Jury than to bruise the officers hand;
Cash was some time ago arrested nut
broke out of the lookup and has since
been GLIDING the officers. II is stated that
he has several times declared he would
kill the officer who tried to arrest MIN.
Officer Leavell saw him about II O'Clock
Saturday night at the store OF Mr.. Geo.
e Cole, where he had been detected IN
stealing some fruit and was threatening
to do injury to Mr.. Cole. AS soon as ne
saw the officer he ran, but after chase
of three blocks. was captured ana ~
was after this, on MS way 10 jan tHat
ne tried TO escape ana the SINUS "''e
fired 81 a c,,rdo,,
morning was removed TO his home, where
Or. Martin attended him. II Is thought
he will recover
ROW At A POLITICAL MaEIING'
Politics were at fever heat IN hlte
Oak nrecinct. Stafford county. saturday
ninht state Senator William a Little;
J Jr- was advertised to speak there and s
at the appointed hour he was on nj, NAM nr
shortly after the speaking commences al an
attempt vas made to break up i nte n1
i ed NV W the crowd, but made a good strong
s en- eS although he spoke under many man,
1tfficulties. The lie was given IN mum l.Id
Der OF Instances. oaths were utreeu w are
,Sr6Sn p round promiscuously. but no Sc
rious damage resulted
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1ha Cspltol lsSe-ted

The Capitol building had rather de-
serted appearance yesterday, nearly all
of the officials having left for their homes
10 vote.
In the office of the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, only Mcssrs. A. NJ. Tyler
and q. ID. Johnson will be on hand TO-
day
In the office of the Auditor of Public
Accounts, only Mr.. A. X. Alcocke viii
hold forth to-day
In the department OF the State Treasur-
or, only Messrs. ID. G. Zollikofer and &.
H. Urner remain, while the office of Su-
perintendent Of Public Buildings is rep
resented only by Mr.. Robert Gaines.
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Aerailth,s Majority Chains.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Nov a5r.ssed
cial.-yudge Waller r. staples au The
fairly we'll filled house to-nIsn ne avn
applause would appear rax her ,,,o' ysre-
dith's ELECTION is generally. conce osa,
however, but few will grant hi'n o'''
800 majority. .L,rg ~
There IS anxiety about the "orh aniaIiv
regarding country districts that return
large Democratic ma torities; ohort
Cold, ugly weather prevails thro"e
the Eighth district.
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Essex Matters.

DIrNNSVIILE. VA, Nov. 5.-Speclal'I,
80 - - ~ weeks ago great polltlcaI
apathy existed in our county. Du ,dnS Si1Te
the Visit Of our state sq n5Ta ccbabeed
Hon j. T. Ellyson.. things haye yo 1n%" cor
yye ery mSfh is 0 now satisfied that notTith
standing the large black majority dyss 'n sTS
Will be close vote between n J9st' and
Bristow. the Prohibitionist, are OF course
NJ Our pe6pIe have about finished gamer,
ing corn and are not very wen p'e"Seu
with the result II is short. 49,, ga
"o~sters are plentiful in our river, ana
are being sold at remunerative prices.
our canneries are all closed ai'er
large mack OF tomatoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
FELL our ABOUT P0LITICs.
Three Brothers Disagree and the Repnb
Iicsp IL Substitution In Forsyth

WINSTON. y. c.. Nov. Especial
The Republicans and Populists Of For
syth fused to-day on the legislative tick
ct, Ellis. Republican, and Transeu. Pop
ulist, withdrew. The Democrats expected
this combination 10 be made. Many Re
publcans, white and colored say they
will vote against the sell out. There is
great dissatisfaction in the Republican
and Popuiist ranks. The Democrats are
more determined slan ever, and expect
to carry the county.
At a political speaking In Ashe county
three brothers named Gabriel fell out
Two were Republicans and one a Demo-
crat. A man named Martin went TO the
rescue OF the Democratic brother He
drew his pistol and shot one OF the Re
publicans. The wound Is serious. The
Democratic brother went on Martins
bond and he was released.
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argument n. WINS followed by Hon: w.
r. McKeneey az PETERSBURG. the Dem
ocratic candidate for congrsss n t MS
district. who made a most ,avo' s,,re ~
preston on the people and ~, ~ nar,v !"
poll large vote this time LOT ~ vr
After the Democrats were thIous s9aa ma
J. II. Hobson. the Third party sana' aiab,
had about nifty darkIes. with anou. No., s,s
or ten whites. to listen 70 DE sn far
schemes of that party. He ~sn t ,s III he
the Repybiica. nandidate in 's. which
is the reason he is so quiet in this cam
paign. :, .L-. that
Mr.. Flanagan followed all o, ,hrn,,gb a
are not OF the old party, an1 disgust-
ed listeners to support Mr.. Hobs9n' me me
day closed largely in favor OF MI
Kenney
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Took No Act on.

a meeting of the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings was called for last even
ing at o'clock, to consider report
from the Subcommittee TO look into the
matter of securing better telephone IA
elites for the municipal departments.
Nh. G. +. McCluer, superintendent of The
southern Bell Telephone Company in this
city, submitted a communication from his
people. asking for more time to consider
the question of granting free telephones
to the various city departments.
In view OF the fact that the full COM
mittee was not present, through some
misunderstanding Il was decided to lay
the matter over until this evening at the
regular meeting Of the Committee on
Grounds and buildings, when some definite
recommendation will be agreed upon.
which VIII be submitted to the Board of
Aldermen at It's regular meeting next
week.
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Danyiile pre,nring for TO Day.

DANvILLE, VA, Nov 5.-Speciais- IA
large meeting OF the Democrats Mah 7,
was purely a business meeting, at which
committees. runners and workers were
appointed for duty tomorrow H.. a..
Everything IL in readiness 10 glNe III
Walton law fair trial. The indicat0hs
arc that there viii be a full vote polied
here and in Pittsylvania. .,. 81
All the news from Henry, fatfien ah ha
Franklin counties is Favorable 10 'he
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BERTIE SUPERIOR COURT,
Many Convictions NJ This Term--Much
Business Disposed or.

WINDSOR. n. c., Nov. Especial
journed Saturday night. Two negroes
were convicted and sentenced 10 State
prison for ten and fifteen years respec-
lively. John Gillian and w r Mitchell.
morning with them. Four negroes and
one white man were sent TO the house OF
coz rection.
presided. gave general satisfaction TO the
bar and public, and disposed OF more
cases than has ever been disposed of IN
this county AT one term or the court.
He is one.of the ablest as well as one
OF the most amiabie. Judges that ever sat
on the bench IN North Carolina, and the
people OF this State have lost a great and
GOOD Judge when the people Of his district
failed TO nominate him for the next term
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The Charges dismissed

The Board OF Police Commissioners held
a lengthy session In the office OF the
Chief OF Police last evening at O'clock
Mayor Il. NJ. Taylor was In the chair and
Secretary Edgar II. White recorded
The charges prefe rred BY Mir. August
Polling against Policeman Austin were
thoroughly investigated. and finally dis
missed.
Mr.. Charles l.. Charlton was appointed
a member Of the police force, to MI
the unexpired term of Policeman Rex,
who died few days ago. This upex-
prod term ends July ]. 1896.
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COOKING MAIN.
Qui'e . Spectacle Il Was For the epo'"
Pre- emf.

Away out In Jackson ward, hot iar
from the corner of First ana Chd, ,,iS
streets, there took place heaNS .aII
last night, according to report a W." NJ,
known sport. who knows game c"i hIa',d
when he sees him, had his sporting D,o "oI
warmed up, and half dozen ntruS pr
ceeded TO fight to the death. e!uI'e
and the main was i'm every respect
success. not even the people conlec'o 80
with the Society for the Preventioh VI
Cruelty to Animals disturbing the pleasure
OF the sports. There was no harm done,
save the death OF several fine birds, anu
the loss Ct money by some who VIII re-
greet IL.
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Drowned in the Dock

The body Of Martha Jane Washington.
q cOlored woman about thirty years
of age. who lived on Franklin, near
Twenty fourth street. was found in the
dock Sunday morning. Coroner Taylor
viewed the body and deemed an inquest
bnnec essary. The woman when last seen
was I'm an intoxicated condition. The
body was turned over 10 friends for
burial.
rfg1
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BOYKINS. VA, Nov. 5.-Special'LD.il ,a
Hill, a highly respected colored brake axe
man on the Roanoke and Tar RIVER naIi
road. was killed Sunday night MI
FRANKLIN. where the Atlantic anu na pn a.,
nake, He MAS struck on the head by Inc rhe
bridge and knocked from the car Inc
fall broke his neck
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CIoaks & Capes

Tie new styles are here styles con
fined to US Garments that attract the
eve and don't hurt the purse very seri-
oftclv No matter what price Cloak you
may want. you are sure 10 find choice
in our stock. ..,
Capes are now much used. AS usual
We show the best styles.
Childrens Jackets and Gretchens 10 tx
misses-all ages
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WOODEN DRESSG00DS

are splendldly represented A very little
money now enables you 10 make a choice
eItv Suitings. and Serges are what you
Will select from. We mention few spe-
cially attractive values.
Covert cloths. all wool 80 inches wbie,
39c.
covert Cloths, all wool 50 inches wide.
soc.
39c.
Storm Serge, all wool 81 inches wide, 7jc.
Chcviots. ali wool. % inches wide. 39c.
Cheviots all wool. - inches wide, 5Oc.
Habit Cloth. all wool, % inches wide. soc.
Habit Cloth all wool. % inches wide, zoe.
Scrpes all wool - inches wide, 30c.
Serges all wool. 10 inches wide, SOC
Novelty Sulungs. all wool. ~ inches
wide 5Sc.
Novelty SuitingS, all WOOL, % luches
wide ST.
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hobson Whooping Up fopalis;s.

POWHATAN C. H., VA. Nov. 5.-Spe-
ciai.--There was no court here to-day.
but the day was very we'll used by the
different candidates for Congress in
speeches. 1t was one of the greatest
galiest days for the old Democratic party
that this county has had for long time
The talk was opened by Ex-Governor
McKinnay. In an able and conclusive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
Pr ilcC1nlls Last Appe1I,

CULPEPER, VA, Nov 5.-specias'. a
largely-attended Republican msetlhs a. a.
sembled at the Academy OF , MusihC 10
night to hear +. n. McCaull' p.iI.,iot
expound the principles Of his party ana
his own personal aims.
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ball going through his body The trou-
snit Kiriey Is In an extremely dam
ferrous condition. Harris made ms es-
cape driving towards the mountains III
dOgcart.