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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
VIRGINIA JOCKEY CLUB.
Fourth Days Races-Exciting Finishes an"
surnri,e.-Good Attendance.

WASHINGTON. October "a strong
card brought a good attendance at the
fourth DAVIS races of the Virginia Jockey
club 1t was day Of exciting finishes
and surprises, and JOdan. in the second
with odds of ~ and 20 to /, was COM
plete upset. ,..-,
and these were both held at prohiDitoty
odds Dogcett was the choice In the first,
at 10 to . but was beaten IN front OF the
stand by King God, the second cholSc, az
odds Of to |. Fannie Il. fell at the hIat
turn. but neither horse nor Jockey was
injured
Song and Dance, the oven-money iavo-
tie in the second, was beaten out III thr
final furlong by Jolan in whipping
finish lola the &-to-2 faNorite IN the
third. was never headed. In the ddsh Tor
five and a half furiongs. Little hlia' al
100 TO l. gave the knowing ones great
/ discomfort by leading handily all the way
/ round to the stand. when Midgeley Sdtly
/ Woodford. and Cockade beat her out
! Kennel. the eVen-money favorlte, was I'm
/ placed. o.,
Lady Violet. at to ;, in the fifth, after
! leading from hag-fall 10 the lasl turn
was easily beaten by DeriarsiIia' az
10 |. Prince George was played agaihs'
the field. at 5 to s, in the last race, anc
, won easily. >,o,
First race-six furlongs-KIns Cold up
Griffin. 7 to u won, Doggett second NC
. Zee third. Time. LII.
Second race-purse $500. one ard one
quarter miles-Jodan (93. K. DogSeu' %
and 81 TO y won, SonS ana Dance seco"u
! Prince Karl third. Time. 2Io
Third race-selIing. six furlongs-lols
QO7. Doggett. I T. 81 won. Mcintyre Sc
cond. Warike third. Time. lI6.
Fourth race-se!ling. five and one-hal
furlongs- Midgeley iii, NICELY. 10 u won
Sally Woodford second, Cockade third
Time. 90 IL. 40
Fifth race-seven furlongs. purse $lVo-
! Derfargilla 40 Doggett. . 70 u won
Lady Violet second. (Only two starters
Time. lbs 10
sixth race-seven furlonSs-Princ
George d0s. Simms. 10 - won, kllkenn!
second. Reynard third. Time, l:So Ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
O,iet Marriage mt Keswick.

KESWICK. VA, October 22.-(Speclai)
beautiful, though very quiet marriage
took Mace at "Edsehilr' this morning NJ
~ o'clock. the contracting parties beng
Miss Mary Walker Randolph. OF Edge
hin. and DIR. w. NJ. Randolph Of CHAR
lcttesviilc.
The parlors were darkened and lighted
nv wax candles. Exquisite ficral decora-
lions lent great beauty TO the scene
lust AFTER the ceremony. which was per
formed by the Rev. II. Z. Lee. OF Chdr-
lottesville, the guests present partook OF
n wedding bre akfast. The bridal presents
were handsome and appropriate. Al nan
mast II o'clock the happy couple took lhe
cars at Shadwell for trip 10 Ola rolh'.
The bride is the beautiful and taiente1
daughter Of the late Thomas J. Randolph
ard a young lady of lovely manners ana
dlsposltion. The groom is son OF IN,
late w. L. Randolph. Of this county. ahd
is a prominent young physician OF Char
lottesyllle. DR. and Mrs Randolph Wi.
reside In Charlottesville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23

tim of ministers In the foreign neiu Ny
n single minister was referred to COM
mIttee to report nj the nett regular "ee'
ing. .,dea 10
the attention OF the churches anu 'V ~
lections ordered to be taken up 'o' '''
support. ,-r,ybt
10 a crowded house.
SATURDAY.
Tho presbytery was opened with prayer
nv Elder W. r. Gilkeson. OF LINKING
Spring church. In r.. be,J
The next stated meeting VIII pc "Su
the eth OF May. 1885. A..
renort on foreign missions. The prespy-
terry was led in prayer by Key. u. n
paul in behalf OF Rev. Il. e. Pattersoh'
OF the China mission .,.,.,or,o,
THE subject for the next presbyterian
sermon IL Christian Sociology, or chris''
the solution Of the Social Problem, rev.
Or. Ouarles, with Rev. DR.. ii. a. Whi,e as
alternate. was appointed to preac" TIC
sermon. IA poy
The Rev. DIT. James Murray ana Hev.
]. W. Lafferty were granted iea,e ~
labor outside the presbytery's pouhos ui-
| III the next stated meeting. 49, -
The neighboring pastors, Revs. w; -
Uagan. l.. II. Paul. DR.. Palmer, ana w.
/, Brown. were requested to supply bay
ton church until December. wheh ,n'
| Home Mission Committee will make NOR
| neruanent arrangements for this he"
| organization. ..,,,,,,
The overture Of the general ASSEMBLY
concerning Iicensure was docketed. TO b.
considered at the next meeting. Consia
cradle opposition to 1t was developed IN
| discussion on the subject.
| Rev a. NJ. Fraser presented me re
mort. prepared by Rev. x. A. Lapsiey. OF
| "Colored EvanRelization." Kesoiutiohi
urging greater interest In this most I'm
portant cause and larger collections 10
Il were passed.
hearty vote Of thanks TO the Buen;
vista people for their delightful hospi
tally was passed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
JOINT DEBATE At STAUNTON.
yost's Pension Record ~ Told by Tucker
Proved n Trump Card.

Proved Trump Card.
STANTON. VA. october 22--(speciai)
Hon. H. st. George Tucker and Hon.
Jacob yost. respectively the Democratic
and the Republican nominees for Con-
grcss In the Tenth District, were In Joint
debate on the court-green to-day. speak
ing to an audience OF about 800 people.
The debate was spicy. Both capdidates
made good speeches. and each was liber-
ally cheered.
Mr. Yost led of In an hour-and-a- quar-
ters speech. IN which he raised the ca
lnmiiy-howl. ascribing TO the Democratic
policy of tariff reform and its policy gen
orally as causing financial wreck. CLOSING
factories and mines. and hllns the coun'
try with tramps and Coxeyisin lie
clothed McKinleyism in the best possible
garb and attacked Tucker rs not COM
pretending and incorporating the IN
tcIests OF tho district
Mr.. Tucker, following for one and
half hours adduced facts to show how
tho proilieacy OF RepubIicanism under
Harrison had looted the Treasury anc
compelled the government TO borrow
money 20 pay it's expenses To fost'
argument that Democracy caused 30
cent wheat. Tucker asked II higher prise,
for tho farmers corn. beef and WOO
were not to lie credited then to Clevo
land Mr. Yost's penSion-record in Con
glosS. as told by Tucker, proved a trump
card for the Democrats. who easily out
numbered the Republicans. Mr.. 1ucke
had his audience with him when showing
the position Of Democracy on the tariii
the pension, income-tax. and sugar ques
ten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
IESTATE CAMPAIGN
c,vtrrOr OFGrall B1pounds the Prin-
ciplcs Of Democracy
,C,IA DAY AT CUMBERLAND
IL, Greeted Ivy tho sovercigns-'ood
1idings from All Our Speakers
throughout the state.

-,p,,VIII.E, VA, october 22-CSpe-
.., To-day was gala day AT on
.,.orl,nh Courthouse. AZ an carry
,to sovcrelgns assembled to greet
..-r,r O'Fernh. who, it had been an
,s would address them. judge
. s,-uy yielded the use OF the
.,.u.e. and 10 a large Assembly OF
100, Dom ocra,s. the Governor AFTER
and ornate introduction by eX-
... Mckinney. in hts usual and at
... md forcsful manner. gave the
4 the faith that is In him. lie
1,l clearly and logically the prin-
.. .- democracy, and showed the
DO necessity for zach man To be
.. .a tho Day 81 election.
,,uATHE Is PLOTTING FOR
, bs Confidently said that every
.t of Cumberland has to-day
chat Il Is re is lighting for; Why
,4.o in the nsht. and that there
. .. laSsarls in this night and
....l Confidence. 1t may he said,
.. reeI the message the Cover
.rtt ;hcm.
ns speech the people crowded
u~ Governor. and by earnest
-.. warm congratulations showed
... ts drst appearance among
... n,t in vain.
--.g. q stanton. spoke from
.. grc doorstep 20 al audience
..no-t entirely Of negroes. His
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
A SUDDEN CHECK.
II Game Almost Unswsrss, bot IL Laid the
Foundation Of DeoHhs


A prominent citizen Of New YORK re.
feet health. As a result he was careleee:
the next thing was fhtL then . colo;
then pneunonIA; then de6th.
Nearly all troubles starr with = cold
and this IN just the SEASON when 10 10
most easily saken. Sonp sudden change
cheeks the action Of th8 hpd1. clog. me
circulation. closes up the pores, and Lays
the foundations OF death. See TO oold
in It's first stages. and you stop the dis
ease. Let II run along. and yov are sure
20 snffer unpleasant consequences. A cold
needs "a stitch In time
phvsJcians all agree that there IN only
ono sire way OF checking cold, and
that is by the use Of pure stimulants The
pores must be opened: the circulation
awakened. Nothing does this so certainly
as ,,,re wh,skey, and there 10 no whiskey
% ~ ~ noasssses the qualities designed for
,his n,,rpose like Duffy's Pure Malt. IL
e. n remedy, not = beverage. IL has
hcen used for years, ana Is tho most
popular preparation before the punnc:
| doctors. clergymen, and people eens,,.y
endorse II for It's hes sdtnIn necss %uu
Writing concerning II. the Rev. y. Mlus.
! ~ Kansas. says: II am PresDyteran
| ciergyman-a doctor of dtvfpky, not OF
| mealc,ne-but l am not afraid 10 say that
| DuYv's Pure Malt Whisky is'tne purese
! and most effective preparation a. H.e",.
| cine / know OF, and my experience !" O.
| large one. l., ,,,d however.
ina, mo- other whiskey will answer tns
nurnose. and that however anxious any
| ar,iert., or grocer may be TO sell soms
substitute. he should not be encouraBeu
! In such intention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
Yrr RICHMOND D1sPATCH-TUEsDAY. OCTOBER rs. 1874

the commissioners and the Police
Densrtment IN general had summoned
the entire force Of police captains ana
sergeants and several p ,.sru,, .n " r,rid
pa .,',a,,,,n relative 20 the charges
hsnngh, nv the Law and Order League.
ar,,ng through its president. the Rev.
newman smythe. The session will be
na,% ' hah,nd closed doors. and 1t Is likely
10 occrnv several evenings. beginning
,.,,h ,o'n,sbf The committee Of inves-
t,satIon appointed by the police commits,
sIoners consists Of Mayor Sargent ana an.
Police Commissioners Prince ana Doon.-
tie. all OF whom are said 70 De a,"emsr nv;
nected with the present police system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23

HAMPTON. VA. October 2.-tSpecial)
Hon y Gardiner Tyler and Mr.. Wool
Of Portsmouth. addressed a good meeting
Of Democrats on Saturday and creatod
considerable enthusiasm. Both gentlemen
fully discussed the tariff and other Pue9-
tions. showing II TO be the duty OF 80 49,
n.,oocrat IN DO his full duty at the polls.
Nr TYLER made an exceptionally strong
er.och. in which he paid his respects 10
MIR Rorland and others. lie cNpIeSaeu
himself a. much pleased with his re-
ception here and feels sure OF being
elected. lie spoke at Foxhhl al his"''
and had large crowd to hear him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
THE CAMPAIGN IN CLARKE.
Rousing Democratic Meetings Held All
Over the County.

Over the County.
HERRYNfLLE. VA, October 22.-tSpe-
cial. The campaign opened in Clarke
last week The County Democratic Com
mittee. under the management Of Thomas
ID. Coed. it's chairman. and the present
candidate for the State Senate. have
started the ball rolling. and from this
time until the election the people will be
kept aroused by speeches TO be delivered
all over the county. Friday and Saturday,
both afternoon and night. at different
points In the county. speeches were DE-
iivcrcd by Captain Richard $ Parks, OF
Luray. and Messrs. Charles NJ. Brown.
Blackburn Smith. L. Il. whiting, and w.
r. Lewis The largest and most enthu-
eiastic meeting was that held at the court
house here Saturday night, which was
addressed by Blackburn Smith and Cap
tain Parks, both speeches being unusually
strong ones, urging upon the people the
necessity OF action In the present cam
paicn. and warning them against the
apathy 50 likely to prevail in an of year.
Hon Marshall Mccormick has Just re-
turned from a speaking tour OF three
DAYS through Shenandoah and Rocking
ham counties.
Rev. Edward Wall. the new rector Of
the Episcopal church here, delivered his
first sermon yesterday morning TO a
larc, CONGREGATION. who speak I'm the
highest terms Of his eloQuence as an
orator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
Fredericksburc's Big Meeting.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, october ..
CSy.cialD-The largest Democratic meet
ing Of the campaign was held here To-
n.eht. and the spacious courtroom was
rll,i - Overlooking with the sovereisns'
wro. for over two hours listened 10
powerful aud convincing speech wnich
Was interrupted frequently by loud ana
* ntinuous applause. Preceding Inc
sreeches Coverings Band discouTsed 'N-
c.l'ent music. and there was an eIaboI'te
display Of fireworks in front OF 'lir c""'
b-,isa and on the principal streets.
Hon j. TAYLOR Elyson, who arrived
unexpectedly. was warmly greeted. ana
stoke for nearly an hour delivering. an
able and telling speech. ON his introduc-
tion the outburst Of applause WAS I'M
mauSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
nisfrcssinc Addiction.

PROFIT. ALBEMARLE COUNTY :,
VA. October 22.-(Special,-A very SAD
and distressing affection has been SEM
upon Mrs. James d. Via, one of the most
estimable ladies Of this community. her
mind has become entirely deransed' ana
the supposed cause is the preaching oil
some so-called lady evangelists' VINO
visited Charlottesville week before last
she became deeply Interested in the'r
services. but no cause for alarm concern,
inc, her mental condition was apprehendeh
until "A few days AKA. since "hlch Inn
she has grown rapidly worse. II no I'M
movement speedily occurs she VIII De
| taken to stanton for treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
sUFFoLXS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
One Hundred and fifty-One Members
Fnrolled-Oficers Elected.

SUFFOLK. VA. october 23.-(Special)-
The Democrats Of Suffolk tonight in
very enthusiastic meeting organized n
Democratic Club. with an initial enroll
mcnt of ii names. The following Of
6cors were unanimously elected: +. A..
Thomas. pres lent; Or X. +. Park r.
first vice-president: Captain X +. Nor
feet. second ce-presdent; John HUT
man. third vioe-president i. y. Price
fourth vioe-presidcnt; J. j. Walters NTH
vlce-presldent; j. l.. West treasurer, T..
L. Pru3,n. secretary.
Pertinent addresses We're made by
Judges W. J. Knby anl K. Il. Prentls
and j.. j.. Holland. Judge Prentis said
anon- other things, that ;he country
is now suffering from thirty years 81
vicious Republican legislation. but that
the Democrats VIII soon ipaugurate a
fi ancia system which would command
the respect Of the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
Sugar Heiinery to Close.

PHILADELPHIA, october Tine
Franklin sugarrehnery VIII smut down III
d few days, and VIII proosbiy remain
closed for two or three weeks. This ac-
ton. IL is said. Is rendered necessary by
the present congested condition or the
sugar market, the dem ma having fallen
off SO much as TO leave large stocks OF
unsold SUGAR in the hands OF the rehners.
The Spreckels refinery is also closed ana
the McCahan refinery, the only one when
is operated Independently Of the Sugar
Trust. has recently been running on one
.t.sr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
Standard oil Company Halted.

PITTSBrRG. PA, October The Su-
preme Court Of this state to-day htlteh
the STANDARD OH Company in its process
Of absorbing indei endrnt oil-rehheries:
deal has been made to buy out the Pro
ducers' and Rehners' Oil Company. John
] Carter. of Franklin. Pa. stockholder'
Objected. and secured an injunction IN
the Vcnango County courts. By when
the deal was stopped. To-day the SUI
preme Court. without discussing the ques-
ton involved, made the injunction per-
maneut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
The Presidential Return.

BI'ZZARD's BAY, MASS. October n
The Presidential party. including the
President and family. Mrs. Perrin, Mss
Rose Cleveland. AMI the three detectives
who have been here all summer. VIII
leave here tomorrow at $50 by specl"l
train. with directors car attach1H LOT
their personal use. The party WIZ Iedsl'
New York late in the afternoon. and the
President will remain long enough on
"Wednesday to register, and then 90 on
10 Washington.
Sir. Cleveland asserts that he Is thor
ouehly rested from his long vacation, ana
feels In the best OF health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
The Ex-Governor on the stump.

GREEN BAY. VA. October 2.-(Spe-
cisl Mckinney addressed
,Sn c,tizens of this place on SATURDAY.
Us smoke from a business standpoint
canning the Democrats could not re,
deem all pledges until they had tull
nower and control of the United states
senate. he urged his hearers to s'aha
lv the Democratic party and work Io'
III. victory now in sight.
Captaln Bob" Burton was also On
hand trying to arouse the people to me
Importance Of working for the success VI
the ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
GnndYknnniz sent On.

FLOYD. VA. october 22.-tSpecial)-
Wilmer GoodykoontZ, the young man
who was committed TO jail last MONDAY
charged with shooting Ephram Han two
y.eeks ago At the Duncard church. anu
whose preliminary trial was fXed Tor
Friday. when brought before the justice
waived an examination and was sent
on to the next term Of the county tou'
and recommitted to jail. The sentiment
I'm the neighborhood Of the shooting j.
very strong against the accused. Goody-
koontz is a young man who has not ye'
attained his majority. Much sympathy
is felt here for his parents. VINO ar
worthy people and stand wei IN the
community. The family Of Goodykoontz
IL one Of the Oldest and most respected
in the county
Hall is still improving, but the doctors
say he may die at any moment. the pan
being in or on his brain. The paralysis
OF the right side has Improved TO some
extent
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a CHILD POISONED.
Work Begun on the Roanoke buiidihg-
Stone from Local Ouarrics to lie Used.

stone from Local ouarrics to lie Used
ROANOKE. VA, October 22.-(Special)
Dr. J. y. Lewis, City Coroner, held an
inquest here to-day over the remains OF
Willie. aged months, infant daughter
Of William L. Moore, who died this morn
ing at o'clock apparently from the e.
rects of morphine. The child was taken
sick yesterday afternoon, and Dr. !. j.
Strickland was summoned. lie arrived
about 6 O'Clock, and prescribed Twelve
nell4ts of calomel, one tenth Of grain
each. one to be given every hour while the
child was awake. The prescription was
filed by W. r. Coulbourne, druggist, and
after two pellets had been taken the chiId
fen into a comatOse condition, from when
all efforts to arouse II were vain. Inc
nrescription calling for calomel only was
shown 10 the coroner's jury and test
of the pellets showed they were morphine
THE WRONG BOTTLE.
In explanation of the fatal error. the
druggist claimed that by some means ui-
known to him the pellets had got INTO q
bottle labelled cIlomel. The jury u
o'clocl< this afternoon returned Verdlc'
ia the effect that the child came 10 its
death from the effects of morphine al
,ninistcred through an error or w. Il
Coulbourne. druggist. in filling a prescrlp
ton which called for caiomel.
Frank Normoyle, sub-consractor, begaf
work on the foundation Of the Roanoke
public building to-day. The stone 10 Dc
used will be limestone quarried IN thl'
locality. and the foundation Is 10 be com
pleted by the last of February.
A NEW RAILROAD.
John Sexton, successful contractor q"
! this city, has been awarded the contrac
/ for building eleven miles OF railroad IRON
Pembroke, on the Norfolk ana western
railroad. to Mountain Lake for the de
/ velopment Of the timber interests OF Una
rronertv MIR Sexton has let the contrac
Tor The trestle across New river 10 Mr.
/ Gillian OF Pulaski
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
stand Firm in the Cause.

ORANGE. VA, october 2-tSpeCia''-
senator IIunton. Judge McCabe. OF Lou
dcrn and r. Walton Moore Of Fairfax
addressed a large and enthusiastic au
d,euce here to-day All made strong ana
forcible speeches. Hon. b. }. hafpou.
introduced the speakers in his happieS'
vein. The legislation of the Republican
and Democratic parties was thoroughly
reviewed. and the Democrats were en-,
treated 20 stand frm to this cause al
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
Death OF Mr. LeonIdn. Kosser.

ASHLAND. VA. October 22.-(speciaLl
Information has Just been received mere
Of the death Of Mr.. Leonlas ;. Rotser'
which occurred AT Bedford cry iasl
night. He was the ron or the Ia'e III
Ieonidas $. Rosser, and for years reSl
dent OF this place. where he was e'edIis
,cIovod by a large circle Of friends. Ills
remains will arrive here IN the morning
and his funeral will take place from Dun
can church at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
4 GREAT DAY IN ABINGDON.
Judge I;hra Handles Colonel Lamb with
Gloves on Republicans Desperate.

'ti>GDON. VA. october - -tSpecial)
-t- Lus rteu "A great day Tor, the Demo-
y ~ Washington county The Re-
p1..oars had heralded the coming OF Col
,.d Lamb. Of Norfolk. with hand
t.ls and trumpets. and large numbers
90 HEM were present; but the Democrats
were aFo on hand. The discussion WAS
D;rnea BY Judge W. +. khea. Of Bristol
tai replied 10 by Colonel Lamb win
.tort rej9inders from each. THE Democrats
we're somewhat In awe OF Colonel Lamb,
who 10 esteemed the greatest Republican
" them al. but Judge Rhea handled him
GeWsIcliully, though coVrtsousiy. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
C,,ar.uaksrs at Tampa Strike.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, October ~
4 special TO the Times-Union from Tampa
saws that the cigarmakers in r. Eden
burgs big factory walked out TINS morn,
ing. Tn. men demanded - per thousahu
more, and say they VIII refuse 10 re-
tIrn 70 work until this is granted. 1t
is feared that this is the forerunner or
GENERAL and determined strike. The
strikers are quiet and orderly, and no
trouble is ANTICIPATED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
ANOTHER POLICE INVESTIGATION.
New Ravens Captains, Sergeants' ana
Patrolmen to BE Examined.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. October o.
The agitation in this city by the State
Law and Order League reached an eject
I've climax to-day. when II was announcer
by Mayor Sargent that the special COM
mittes appointed two weeks ago by the
Board OF Commissioners 10 inves-
ti~afa csrtain charges made against
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23

more than Justified the hope OF the
Democrats. The Republicans are making
a desperate fight. but the Democrats are
waking up 90 the importance or the oe-
caeion. Morrison Is certainly gaining
ground, and everything points to great
Democratic victory IN November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
REGISTRATION IN DENVER.
Almost as Many Women as Men Enroll
Their Names.

DENVER. COL. October 22.-The regis
tration of women in this city Is almost
as large as that OF men. The total num-
Der Of names entered on the books, when
are now closed, is $3.50. The registration
in this county will exceed 1000 should
10 per cent Of those registered vote, the
vote cast at the next election VIII De
considerably more than twice as great
as 1t was two years ago. when the totai
vote was 22g15
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
S,rtLi,y Hat-Makers Triumph.

NEWARK, n. j.. October Z2.-George
y. HYDE, one OF the largest hat-mahu-
faeturers In Newark, gave IN 10 tne
strikers this morning. ana about loo oio
hands returned To work. HYDE agreeu 10
the terms OF the strikers, which wei
submitted in writing. Inc s'rikers
pect that the other bosses VIII 1oiio" '"e
example of Hyde.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
snIe of the Daily Advance.

IYNCHBURG. VA. October 22.-(Spe-
ciall-The afternoon Daily Advance was
sold by its late proprietor, 7. DAVIS Evans
to 4 Joint stock company composer OF
number Of the leading citizens OF lyhcH,
burg. Judge Frank p. Christian - htIi.l
in tho charter as president, and Mr.. John
NT,Otov as vice-president. The paper VIII
h. continued as a Democratic journal