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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
MAYOR ISfhoBh' S n
porhap. it wa, q Misunderstanding All
Axauna-Iettt fats.

BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 5-Mayor La
- Yesterday sent a letter to Com
mander G. II. Davis, Of the montgomery
in answered. the Commander letter, pup
lished yesterday, In regard 20 na 1lrt -, e.
0uette. As the vessel lett TINS port yesS
ferdav. the Mayor had the letter sent IN
care OF the Secretary OF the Navy III
the letter. the Mayor said:
"I received your letter Of the 20 at
p NJ yesterday Sysr as in was 1g@FS Ta
ing therein referred to. in connection with
the visit of the United states warsHlp
Montgomery Having been on!ci Az, , th
formed by the Navy department sldt o ot,e
with the written request OF the Mayor
postmaster, and other citizens, ana SUP
sequently Informed by telegram OK the
time II would probably arrive, ] reasona,,
bly, imagined that its actual arrival WouIu
be officially communicated; either Dy az az
officer OF She ship, or a letter from It's
commander, and If by the former, bear
ing an official notice, he would wear the
inform of mis- rank. You tell me, how
ever, that this Is a mistaken view OF Whaf
is naval etiquette on Such occasions
had supposed that the details OF sucn
regulations were like many laws or pO-
lite society. unwritten. Doubtless IN this.
too. ] have been misled by what / now
learn were simple COurtesleS heretofore eA-
tended TO the municipal authorities by
every United States ship specially order
sels either of our own or foreign navies,
visiting Baltimre during the thirteen years
of my mayOralty
"'When Informed by you. on the occa-
sion Of your Informal call at the Mayor =
office, that the harbOr master had, TO use
your own words. fired you out OF the
harbor as soon as you had dropped an
Choir IL was but natural to infer that
serving on your ship the printed notice
required by law, showing the anchorage
grounds. was regarded as an act OF In
hospitality.
1T is an additional source Of regret
that the MONTGOMERY, having been ordered
here TO enable our citizens to inspect q
vessel built In Baltimore, should NOT have
found some convenient anchorage within
the upper, instead Of the lower harbor
south Of Fort McHenry"
The point has been raised by naval
officer that commanders Of United states
war vessels which go frequently to New
York and Norfolk never pay official visits
to the municipal auNogiUes. The Mayor
says that the cities named are naval sta
tons but that the Montgomery came TO
Baltimore on a special mission. not TO get
supplies or coal, but for the benefit OF
the people Of his city. II is likely that
the question of etiquette would nor nave
played quite so important a part IN con-
nectiOn with the Commanders visit, but
for the fact that Mayor Eatrope con-
siderfd his manner and language rather
gruff and impolite, and this circumstance
made a very unfavdrable impression upon
lts mind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
DEMO RATfC APATHY.

A correspondent of the Washington
Post had lengthy interview with Sena-
tor Daniel at his home, in Lynchburg
day or so back. which the Post pub
fishes. In it the Senator says he has
been In five OF the ten districts of the
State and he admits that he finds a
good deal OF apathy and indifference
amongst the voters of the state, which
makes him fear considerable falling
of In the vote.
Our own observation leads us to- be-
lieve that Senator Daniels view OF the
situation is correct. The Demo cratic
voters OF the State are apathettc and
Indifferent. and we believe that apathy
prevails all over the United States.
This apathy is not accidental. II pro-
ceeds from radical cause. 1t has grown
out Of the fact that the Democratic party
has come 10 be great gathering OF
all sorts of people with all sorts of
diverse and antagonistic views, and with
out one single aim In view that all of
It's members are enthusiastically devoted
TO and anxious 10 see ACCOMPLISHED
That is the literal fact, however humiliat-
OF so-called Democrats are seeking TO
make this Government coin up all the
silver In the world into legal tender
dollars. worth each less than fifty cents
while another set Is seeking 10 hold the
Government down in its coinage of the
precious metals to the issue OF gold dol
lars and silver dollars, which shall be
OF the same value. Here is difference
In the purposes Of two sets OF men. each
calling themselves Democrats, which is
as radical as the difference between sin
and religion. one set calling themselves
Democrats demand that in imposing Gus
toms taxes the Government shall i'm
pose the same rate of taxation upon
all imports so that each person taxed
sbaii pay the same rate that all others
pay, while another set. calling them
selves Democrats, insist that the Govern
ment shall impose taxes upon some i'm
ports, but allow others TO come in frfe
according to the whins and humors OF
those who have the distribution and as
signment OF the fayors and the burdens.
Those persons calling themselves Demo
crats who believe that the Government
shouii allow no coin called dollar 10
70 out. unless the metal in il is as
valuable as the metal in any other
coin called dollar. think that the
very greatest calamity which could
possibly befall the country would be the
consummation Of the schemes Of those
others. calling themselves Democrats. whs
wish the Government to put out 5O-cen,
Dovse 1ouara That being So how car
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EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Sun: In the latest number
of the Forum. Mrs. Frances A. Doughty,
who was born in Missouri, and has lived
many years in Virginia, describes the
impression left upon her mind by a So
journ OF some duration in the Puritan
capital On the whole her opinion of
Boston ways, and of the typical Boston
woman Is favorable. yet sufficiently dis
eliminating to interest and amuse those
who take less sympathetic view.
Mrs. Doughty recognizes that at the root
of the Boston woman's peculiarities lies
sociological fact. There are not men
says, "a genuine admiration" in which
there seems TO have been some pity
mingled, ''for the spirit of the multitude
OF the brave women living alone, without
a hope of them for the future" Under
such conditions the feminine lnind natur-
any turns serious eye upon the problems
OF existence one is reminded OF the
Philadelphia matron who, after explain
ing that each of her other daughters mad
taken up some particular line likely 10
secure masculine approval. naively added:
Then, there's Hattie-she's religious, but
with her figure. what else could she
be?'
New York Herald: There is a lesson
In the Georgia election and the manifesto
of the Ohio Democracy making free sill
yer the main Issue of the campaign IN
less the leaders of the Democratic party
vigorously repudiate the Populistic theo-
the party In the South and West the
Democrats will justly meet with over
whelming defeat in the November cleo
lions.
New York World: There is a nicely
alliterative sound about "Hill and Har-
mony," which ought 10 appeal 10 the
Anti-Snappers. but somehow their sense
OF euphony seems to be out OF order.
Philadelphia Record: II Is no new
thing for tha Ohio Democrats or Repubii-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
rHR TIMES-RlCHMOND: VA. SATURDAY OCionE" 'o04
r1oN MARTIN WILLIAMS.

Mechanicsburg Bland county. OCTOBER
"A Turks Garden, Tazewell county, oc-
' chatham Hill, smyth county, OCTOBER
-V ceves. Bland county. october 21th.
f. NJ. PARRISH. .,,
chesterfield Courthouse, OCTOBER ht',
Dabney's (Goochland county, octooe'
10th. orpcoN
GEORGE WAYNE ANDERSEN;
Goochland Courthouse. october i''n'
DAVID l.. PULLIAM. san
Now Kent Courthouse October lltn'
HON. WALTER T.. ADDISON.
Clntwood, October nth
Pennington Gap October l3th'
Norton. October 18th nightl'
Cleveland October 10th.
Graham, October l1th.
HON. RUFUS y. AYERS, no,
Jonesville Qee county,, oc'ooei
court day., october 18th.
Ivanhoe (Wythe county,, ocloO''
Pulaski, october 10Th. ,.,obt,
Pocahontas. October @fh Ihis""'
Richlands. October 10Th. ,,.,,o,,ber vi
FairyIew (Scott county,, NoN,,iper %
Duffield (Scott county, No''
might. -, November 81.
7 TAYLOR ELLYSON, chaii i'iaH'
7. BELL BIGGER, Secretary
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THE sMUGGLING CASES.
Steward Maitland Pleads entity and 10
Sent on TO the Grand jury.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct. 5.-Spe-
caiI-Robert Maitland, steward Of the
British steamship Nymphaei, who was
arrested Wednesday for smuggling GEARS,
pleaded guilty before United states COM
missioner John g. Tucker this afternoon.
OF the grand Jury az Norfolk Assistant
District Attorney William II. Mann, OF
Petersburg, appeared for the Government
The accused was not represented by
counsel
Wednesday morning Maitland sent
ashore a box containing one hundred and
ninety cigars, two mineral nuggets ana
a photograph OF the Nymphaea. tie IN
tended them as a present for his brothers
who live in Lynn, Mass. He made
straightforward statement In reference TO
his action, and c.pimed that he did not
know that any law was being violated
The authorities believe his story to be
true. He is an Englishman, and is a
stranger here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

+ saw her at the theatre. She was
viewing, with the enraptured air Oh al,
artistic soui--the living pictures, Ana
what a large, all-embracing soul must
nave been hers! For. that she had a
taste for the ornate and decorative, was
plain, from the costume which she wore
but when 1t came TO art, the simpler the
costume the better pleased was sne.
Living pictures with clothes on were mere
sableaus. which might be exhibited IN
anybody's parlor, but living pictures WITH
out--ah. that was art!
IL is said that in Paris the living pic
lures are not only alive. but move about
and carry on their being, The Paris
Giving" damse instead OF standing forth
in all the beauty and symmetry that was
her birthright. comes into her stage bou-
doir I'm street costume, and gradually re-
turns to that native lOveliness which Is
the height of art. piece by piece. But,
then. the French are nothing II not reallst-
ic
We Americans, however, are saving this
for next years novelty, for we have not
progressed further than the living and
breathing picture OF the statuesque or
der.
But to return to my artistic soul. She
was clad in--well. l didn't notice what.
for it was her cape that | was looking
at. This as black satin. The trimming
was white and gOld-artistic 10 begin
with. The white was placed around the
edge of the cape. and over it was laid
the gold paSSementerie, which reached
up In a little scroll pattern on the black
satin at the corners. There was a broad
pointed IN front, apd over the shoulders
were loops Of whiS. satin ribbon, which
looked Ike big paits spread far apart.
At the neck was ribbon trimming SINH
lar 70 this. and from there hung the ends
of white ribbon which apparently fas-
tened the cape.
Her hat was black, too. with a gold
edge, and was trimmed with white chrys-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
ODELL CONFEsSES.
The floyd Highway Robbery-Twe Mon
Arrested

FLOYD COURTHOUSE, VA, Sept. A.
Special.-Au the parties connected with
the highway robbery Of colonel Abe. d..
Burnett, committed in this county several
days ago. are now known, and two OF
them are imprisoned here awaiting trial,
which will take place Monday next
". Y. Lundy, who was arrested in
Lynchburg last week for this offence,
MAS brought here and imprisoned last
Monday, and yesterday evening a posse
Of officers lodged In jail "%ip' OdeI Of
Pulaski county, charged with the same
crime
Odcn was taken at his home on Mon
day last by Mr.. r. Thomas Turpin. on
being arrested Olell stoutly protested his
Innocence. but when brought 10 this Coun-
Nv made n voluntary confession, lmphcat-
ing Lundy and another man well known
throughout this section. officers are now
after this third party, ana he viii proba-
bly, toe brought here to-day. Threats OF
lynching are freely INDUCED in and II Is
not improbable that they will meet with
summary justice.
There are no-v twenty prisoners. con-
fined in the Jail at tnis place, a larger
number than was ever confined here at
any one time previously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
$50 for $I,00 and $h00 per Week
SIS for $3.50 and $3.50 per Week.
500 for $500 and $500 per Week
r u Married

If NOT WHY HESITATE, WHEN
YOU CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM AT SUCH \
SMALL OUTLAY?
CHAMBER SUITS. IN Oak, from S25 Up.
DINING SUITS, SIDEBOARDS, Elk.
TENSION TABLES, and CHAIRS TO
match at all prices.
PARLOR SUITS, in Rugs. Plush. and
Brocateiie, from $50 to 800.
ES-RANGES-every one guaran-
teed good bakers
Come, see for yourselves what we can
do for you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
Jhnncpry Court.

In the Chancery Court yesterday Judge
Lamb announced that. commencing to-
day. he would stop holding court on Sat
urdays.
w. d. Cardwell yesterday qualified as
administrator Of the estate OF Henry T..
the administrators of the estate of Mary
]. Wadsworth Cosmos f. Smith qualified
as executor Of the will OF Ann Lough-
name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

o.,s IN wander off on n cold trail. The
S aiis r ~ Of the Ohio Democrats In favor
u, free silver coinage is. therefore. not
an Unexpected departure. II Is an un-
timely but nSe owes o iss rra 0sse
10 sbn will be brought Into line again
bv the SOLDERING influences of coming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
IInse Of the Baldwin Enir

STAJNTON, VA, Oct. 5.-SpeciaI-To-
day closed the twenty-siXth annual eN-
hibiuon Of the Baldwin District Fair.
To-day was ladies' day. Mrs. John y.
0pie. Jr., was awarded the first prize
for horseback riding; Miss Carrie Terry,
second prize. In the ladies' driving con
test for double harness, Miss Pratt, daugh-
ter of Secretary Pratt, received the So
ciety prize. and in the single driving con-
test, Mrs. Thomas KivliShan was awarded
the society prize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
Rev. Mr. Abbitt Ill.

The many friends Of Rev. George c.
Abbitt, rector of st. Marks church. Will
be sorry 10 learn of his serious Illness
He is at his old home, in Appomattox
county. whittier he had gone 10 see his
child, who had bilious fever. After
nursing his little boy he became III with
the same malady. and has grown much
worse during the last few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

TAPPAHANNOCK, oct. Especial
To-day was the first day Of the Tide
water Agricultural and Stock Fair, and
was a success in every department. The
display in Exhibition Hall was more than
creditable TO the young enterprise. The
ladies' department was specially attrac-
tive The race course was In splendid
condition; the running and trotting very
good. About twelve hundred persons were
in attendance. Further particulars later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
Announced His Candidacy.

Mr.. Charles r. Borland of Norfolk.
Republican candidate for Congress In the
Second district. called on the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth yesterday and sub
mtted the notification OF his candidacy.
as prescribed by the Walton law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
MEYERS srx Hno and %p.
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LADIES KID GLOVES at 79c., 81, SIS.
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4 NOVELTY KID GLOVE. called the
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I'm browns and garnets, az fL25.
KID GAUNTLETS, to close the lot, re-
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LADIES COLORED CASHMERE
GLOVES, reduced from % and 81 l-2c. 70
LADIES BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES
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fitting Patterns az reasonable prices.
PERFUNIERY and TOILET ARTICLES
FRAUDS PERFuMERIES.
Just opened a pretty selection or tAIN
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OSnanters. Fox, Velvet. and CIoth, rang
ing in price from he. 10 5Oc.
ROOD FOR MIND AND BODY.
The beautiful $3.50 Subscription Book
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CONSERVED GINGER at > and 44''
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

only 10 cents will purchase splendid
binder for the Century " ar Book az The
Times office This binder ID convenient as
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1894.
AND EVENTS SATURDAY.

Monroe Lodge, Golden Shore Gate"ooa
Hall. ,,,>~,
Company &C." First Regiment. armory.
Richmond Lodge. international AssocIa>
lion OF Machinists, Eagle Hall.
Enterprise Council Jr. o. u. A. M, Jr'
richmond Assembly, r. S. Of G.. f.. Cor
cnran Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

At No. Gil Broad street, between
Sixth and seventh there has been fixed
up a great stock Of mems and boys
suits and boys overcoats, being stock
from StrOuse. Loeb & Co. 5lt Market
street, Philadelphia, who We're one OF
the largest manufacturers Of such goods,
but recently decided 10 retire from bust
ness. The suits will be sold at retail for
less than actual cost OF material, COM
mencing to-day. Saturday, at 8 o'clock
until midnight, and every. day after
Cheviot Suits for $3.50; Mems Elegaut
81 Cheviot Suits for s.: MEMS suits at
sos. $39S, $i98 a.d $,.9S. Boys Wool Pants
at lqc 3yc. pair Boys Wool suits at
$l.g9. etc. etc. This Is a great opportunity,
for these are not trash suits, but ete-
gantly made goods. And II you buy
anything and are dissatisfied with IL
after examining at home. bring IT back
within twenty-four hours and your money
viii be refunded. Could anything be
fairer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

Profe..nr u,s,cfr' Ir"" Lecture ON French.
At the request Of his numerous friends
and uatTous, Professor Hasien VIII de-
liver a free lecture ON his wonderful SyS-
tenn Of teaching modern languages at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall Wednesday evening October 10Th. IL
Is the simplest and most certain way
of acquiring perfect mastery over any
foreign language.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
city Circuit Conf.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment was confessed by Jacob Levy
IN favor of Charles b. Rouss for 81 745. az.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

The sale Of boys and mems suits from
that retiring Philadelphia firm commences
to-day at Gil Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

II YOU want the finest Key West cigar
I'm the market, get lNtANTA EULALlt'-
don't take a substitute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

See the Mems Black Chcyiot Suits for
Slg9 at the Clothing Sale, Gil Broad
street
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Can You stereotype:

IL you can't, and want 10 have work
done IN frst-class manner. send your
orders to The Times oihce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

Mothers who wants boys suits AT
half price should see those at oil Broad
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

TNFANTA EULALIE, the best known
Kew West cigar sold I'm this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

Mems elegant twenty dollar suits
81 az the Clothing Sale, oil Broad
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

BOYS Wool Pants l9c. and 39c,, at the
Clothing Sale Gl Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

on and after Sunday, october 9TH, the
Sunday accommodation trains on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, No.
8, a, Il. and IS Will be discontinued
Train No. ~ Will arrive at Richmond
daily at S:2J \. NJ, insteaI of S:2I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

Cigar manufacturers say It is a mys-
terry how cigars as good as FL TRl~
UMPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL can
be sold here for i've and ten cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06

AZ drug store, cigar store, and restou-
rant. ask for lNFANTA EULALlE Key
West cigar and take no other.