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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05

Occasionally misrepresentation come
across the name OF James II. Randall,
the author of My Maryland The state
Of that name enjoys the rare distinction
of being the only one OF the American
Commonwealths that have distinctVrly
State air-words and air-Nirginia happily
xcepted.-RichmOnd state.
our contemporary forgets "The Old
North State" North CarOlina's State song.
written by Judge Gaston.-Dispatch.
No. we don't ignore North Carolina. but
we mean to say that Virginia and Mary
land are the only two States having a
distinctiyely State air. song and words.
known to the country at large. Anybody
in America that knows tune can mum
Maryland" or Garry Ne Back TO Oid
Virginia" 1t is probable that nearly ever"
state in the Union has been the subject
of a song. but these songs have not
reached the stage Of that general popu-
laritv that has made them distinctive, 70
in the two instances we have named. -
Richmond State.
If The old North state" is aot dis
tinctive, it would be difficult TO say what
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
FRlDAY...........OCTOBER 5, 1894.
A Suggestion from Georgia.

There seems 10 have been apathy and
dissatisfaction both in the recent State
election in Georgia. and the Democrats
Of that State have not gotten as large
a majority as usual Yet. had II been
congressional elcctioni-as It was not
they would have carried nine out Of the
ten districts.
True the Democratic victory Is ample
enough for all practical purposes, but ii
would have been complete but for the
over-confdcnce which prevailed in our
party.
This same over-coniidcnce Is an cneVy
that we must fight against In Virginia
IL we would win grca, victory fin No
vember There is plenty Of work for
every Virginia Democrat TO do, and the
sooner he sets about doing II the better
we are not going to have a 'walk-over
IN every district. Indeed in some districts
we shall be hard pressed. Bnt II we
out forth our whole strength and enihu-
yiasm We shall be able TO carry every
hing before u.s.
We are compelled 10 admit that we
save not only TO fight a combination OF
requests anu istEutHCauSf tAt a N"Ai4''
nation Of apathy and over-cOnfdcnce.
In many respects the contest In this
stato this year is uni1uc-d!nerent from
what it has ever been before. Take notice,
therefore. friends, that there is work
plenty Of important wOrk--to be done
md the sooner you organize to 90 it the
better.
Speeches are good in their way, but
speeches are not everything. In this cam
paign If We had to choose between ora
tory and organization We should choose
organization as the more formidable in
strument Of victory. But happily we may
have both.
In organization We include a careful
study Of the new oecuon-law so that
those who have duties to perform at the
polls will 90 well-informed and confident
as 10 what the law requires
We say to the Democrats Of Virginia
arouse yourselves, 20 to work. organize
snd enlist In our cause the services Of
all your young men; yes. and Of your
elderly men. too. wherever and whenever
they can be gotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
THE SUNSET OF LIFE.
When People Grow, Old They hequirc
More Care and Assistance Than at Any
Other Time.

When Gc0pie o1o"' vi" hwy soT"'ro
Nor. Care and Assistance Than at Any
Other Time.
when people get along In years they
always need help
1t was n doctor VINO spoSc' anu ne
seemed very earnest
II don't mean that they need money.
he continued. but they need something
10 assist them physically when life Is at
low ebb. All people need help, every doc
tor admits this: all old people realize II,
and 4, is only natural that II should be
SO. believe that people could prolong
their lives great many years-'n. Tact.
,ndefinitely-if they would only exercise
proper care and assist nature just q ntu>.
This can only be done by using some
gentle stimulant. and there certainly Is
nothing for this purpose equal 70 pure
wbi,key. II is. perhaps. unfortunate that
there are go few pure medicinal whlskeys
ON the market: but there is certainly one,
and that 4. Dury's Pure Malt. IL Is. In
fact the only recognized medicinal whls-
kev and IL IL especially designed for
gently aiding elderly people who must
have help.
This great medicinal whiskey is sold by
all reputable druggists and grocers, and IL
% A eodsend 10 those people advanced In
wears who require just the assistance II
60 hopefuIly gives. Great care should be
sbovn however. TO secure only the
genuine Some druggists and grocers try
20 sol, inferior whiskeys that they can
make more on. but you should not be de-
ceived There are no other medicinal
whiskeys on the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
A Word as to State Banks.

We would say for the benefit of whom
It may concern that when the Dispatch
sneaks of State banks as contrasted with
national banks it has no reference 10
the present State banks, but always has
in mind the old State banks which issued
circulating notes based on specie
but were wont 10 put up their smut
tiers when there was run upon
the banks. That system has gone
the way Of all the earth, as the present
misunderstanding system may soon have
to do, ana then We may have to set up a
system Of state banks different from any
we have heretofore had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
Let the Camps and Posts Act.

As We understand. the Post-Oiiice De-
partment announces that IL the patrons
Of old Appomattox Courthouse wish the
name Of Surrender" TO De dropped IL
will be done as soon as another name
for the Office is suggested to 1t by them.
Very well. let the patrons Of Appomat-
tox. alias Surrender. meet and demand
that the name OF their post-office shall
be "Appomattox" as heretofore. There 10
no need 10 add the word "Courthouse."
"Appomattox" any Courthouse
suffix-has been the official name OF the
place OF late In rare cases indeed is the
word Courthouse" now attached 10 post
once names.
The Confederate camps and Grand
Army posts Of Richmond. Petersburg,
Lynchburg. Norfolk. etc, could help on
this good cause by passing resolutions
favoring return TO the old name ana
sending Official copies thereof TO the Post
master-General or his Assistant. Mr.
Maxwell. These gentlemen viii take no
notice Of newspaper publications. They
want the people 10 address them directly
II is not enough that Surrender shah
BE dropped. the name "Appomattox"
should be restored 10 the only Appomat-
iox that the world has ever heard Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05

Fourth Assistant POstmaster-GeneraI
Maxwell says he has failed to receive
a single protest against the change In the
name of the Appomattox VaD post-oiiice
TO Surrender-The Baltimore Sun Wash
ineton telegram.
And yet we do not know one single
man or woman in Virginia who thinks
that 1t was right TO take from Appomat-
tox its name TO give it to a new town
more than two miles distant from the
Appomattox Of history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
LACE CURTAINS.

The best assortment ever displayed in
any one establishment We show the
choice styles from the leading lace-houses
of the country.
Nottingham, Swiss. Tambour. Irish
Point. Marie Antoinette, Brussels Lace,
Renaissance. and other fashionable laces
are we'll represented in our Lace-Curtain
Department
Vestibule or Sash Lace in a handsome
variety Of designs.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
The Weeks Appointments for Speakers
Made by the State Committee.

October 5th-Turner, Albemarle county;
Tyler, Norfolk county; w. r. Alexander
Staunton (nghO.
October Cth-H. n. Flood. Pamplin city
C:3O +. NJ, Walkers Church nighO;
Otey. New London and Lawyers Road;
+. b. Hutton. Maxwelrs (nighO; Tyler
Norfolk county; Il. w. Hubbard, Pampiin
city ESQ p. NJ, Walkers Church
might
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
THALHJMER BROTHERS..
Fifth and Broad streets.
30.suWSFl
SPECIAL DRESS GOODS PRICES.
(se 3O-su, w&F)

Heavy Storm Serge, Al inches wide, navy
blue only, AZ csc
spscial grade storm Serges. A. inches wide,
the 1Jc quality, at jOc. per yard.
All-Wool Aldnc suitings, ~ inches "lle, u.
black and colors, regular price i0c., Doc per
yard. Ia, ,,.t,oro4,
cheap AZ PC, our price only zoe. per yard.
Novelty sultings In changeable enec's. copl'd
from higher grades. only l2t9c. per yard
Novelty Wool suitings, special designs, at ooc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
iep.nea u,ith enlarged nttendnnce al

opened with enlarged attendance ana
with the brightest prospects Of success
full session. We learn that the editors have
since the publication OF these reports
heard from n number Of other schools In
virginia and the South, and they all
report a similarly gratifying condition OF
things
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
CARPETS AND RUGS.

Low grades OF Carpets are not cheap NJ any
price The better grades are lower this season
Than ever before kuOgn. We invite an lhspeo-
ton Of orr stock, which embraces INC n'Ncs.
nstterns Of BRUSSELS tapestries, lngrains, ana
Velvets at bottom prices. Work IN THIS Inc en-
trusted to Us done ~ sh priest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
WAIT
FOR IT!

By the early part of next
week the goods will be here.
There will then be a SALE
OF SILKS remarkable for
the unusual fine quality of the
goods and the lowest prices
at which fine Silks were ever
offered.
Due notice will be given of
the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05

As an Indication both Of the yrow,cy
interest in higher education and OF bust
ness revival. II may be mentioned tina,
tho Religious Herald OF this week pub.
fishes reports from eleven colleges ana
academies IN Virginia, all Of which have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
KID GLOVES.

Our importation of Kid Gloves enables
us TO show you the choicest gloves ever
brought to this city at the new tariff
prices All the fashionable shades now
to be had In our new stock.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05

The man who tried to change the name
OF AA,pomattox evidently has a chronic
ease OF the simples.-The Atlanta Consti-
luton.
Certainly he has II ne supposed that his
attempt would pass without raising a
Tell Of Indignation from every citizen OF
this Commonwealth from the Governor
Gown.
by the way. the Governor ought 10
communicate with the Post Office Depart
ment on this subject. And 40 ought every
ether Vrsinian who thinks II wrong 10
rob Appoinattox Of Its name 10 give 10
new railway town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05

DR.. Lafferty is stlll in favor Of digging
a ship canal from Richmond 10 !" est
Point. We wonder if he knows wat ire
ship canal between Manchester and Liver
moi lrnrlanl COST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
BLANKET SALE.

We begin prices on our lO-4 Nhits hnl usay
Doublo Blansets al SOC. per pair. formerly 81.
Extra Fine and soft Wool-Finish Blankets
1925 per pair.
HEAVY Wool Blankets. e. to 80 per pair.
Our Special Bargain quality at "a, worm ro'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
Breeder, 'Taney & Go:

Ladies' Kid Gloves at 79c.. 81. 1875, and
$50.
Evening Kid Gloves, in IL and 16-button
lengths, at 81 and $3.50.
A Novelty Kid Glove called the Con
eress." specially suited for shopping, in
browns and garnets. at sl.25.
Kid Gauntlets-to close the lot-reduced
from $50 TO 81.
Ladies' Colored Cashmere Gloves reduced
from Soc and 3712c. TO sc.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves at %,
37Ia, and SOC.
Ladies' Black Taffeta Gloves. 25. S7la,
and Toe.
Children's Cashmere Gloves at % and
S5c.
We are the agents for Universal Pat
terms, a varied selection Of perfect-fitting
patterns at seasona0le prices.
Perfumery and Toilet Articles in great
variety. We keep the celebrated Pinaud's
Perfumeries.
Just opened a pretty selection OF Caps
for Boys and Girls, consisting OF Tam
o'Shanters Fee, Velvet, and Cloth Caps,
ranging in price from 10 to zoe.
Food for the mind and body: The beau
tiful $3.50 Subscription-Book for 4sc.-"The
Road to Heaven"
Conserved Ginger % and 44c. a box.
Fall Wraps, Fall Wraps. Fall Wraps.
Winter Wraps, Winter Wraps. Winter
Wraps.
Never has 1t been our pleasure to ex-
hbit such an extensive assortment OF
Cloaks as We now have In stock.
Fall Wraps. from $50 to $l2.
Winter Wraps from $50 to $40.
CALL and INSPECT OUR WRAPS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05

Wob.vs abont 800 LIGHr-wEIGHT GARMENTS. consist
of Refers Blazers which are very suaoe or
cool day in the fall Wishing TO make room Tor the neaEle
winter garments we have put knife in deep ana marked
third aid half thsir former pcee' NOT cahS
Don't miss this opportunity. 49,,
all styles IN DHEss GOODo 10 90 iS s
offer 20 3le, 80, oOc ana up 10 tue nhe
novelties. .,,.
DRESS TRIMMINGS of oil kinds the newest IDEAS 10 SUIT
the goods. =, ,,,., -. ~ au-
OF BLACK DRESS FABRICS cannot DO sur
passed in styles and low prces So -, ". ..,,
be pleased and shall be glad TO snow them 70 you
Our line Of RIBBED AND AERlNO UNDkhW EAR Is feaiy
inspection. The best values at the lowest prices
WASH GOODS AND COTTON FABRICS ior dress wear Oh
BLANKETS AND BED-COFERINGS arc the proper thlpg
iny, your money You cannot do better else
where the gOoi thi lgs We Ofer you; 49,. - -,
CHENILLE COVERS AND PORTIERES In pre,tier styles
prices An immense STOCK TO select
from. -,.......- -, urp
Of Wales Company, manufacturers OF hhtS
COSETS, Mrs RI IT, OF their ex
pert filters introduce their goods to e ae OF
city ne them one desiring 10
Them you compelled 20 buy unless peases
you 70 You are invited 70 call at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
81 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to
subscribcrs at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable to the carrier weekly.
Mailed at Is per annum: 81 for six
months; $50 for three months; tec for
ono month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
ennum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH At a.oo per
hnnam, or 7Jc for six months.
Subscriptions In ali cases payable In ad-
vance. and no paper continued AFTER 'ne
expiration OF the time paid for sena
post-of'ice money-orier. check. or regis.
Tered letter Currency sent by mai WIN
Be at the risk OF the Gender. subscrioers
wishing their post-oficc changed must
give their old as well as their new post
ONCE. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
CLoAKs and CApEs

GRETCHENS AND JACKETS for
Misses.
CAPES AND JACKETS for ladies.
FUR CAPES, all lengths, In various
sizes.
Prices will be found particularly adapted
to the times. An early call is advisable.
as the assortment is now complete.
LEVY * DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
HALHIMER BROTHERS
GRAND OPENING
so lG-Su.W&F

AND THE ENTIRE WEEK Our buyer mas JUST
Turned from North enabled show the best and most syn
goods prices to be the lowest o to
show Our object the best values to be had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
FOURQUREAN PRICE
COMP ANY.
A.COMING
EVENT.

The name of JOHN ID.
CUTTER is as well-known
in the Silk trade as that of
any other man manufacturing
goods in any line of trade.
THE "CUTTER " SILKS
have stood at the head of all
the numerous makes of Silks
for IS years. They have a
finish, a fneness Of weave, a
superior quality that attracts
the eye at first sight.
For some reason John d.
Cutter decided to offer 5000
pieces of his choice styles at
auction to be sold to the high
est bidder.
Our Mr.. Fourqurean at
tended the sale and secured
some of the greatest values III
Silks it was ever our good
fortune to possess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
ELIXIR BABEK.

sure cure for all NALARIAL diseases, such as
Chiils, Fever and Ague, Loss OF Appetite, BIZ
iousness and Dyspeptic DisordefR Pains IN The
Head, Back, side, or Limbs, &c. AZ druggists,
6Yc. my2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
FALL DRESS GOODS.

DRESS SILKS in grand variety.
NEINETS-all shades.
BLACK, LIGHT. and DRESS SILKS.
WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS In the
grandest aggregation of styles of the
season.
BLACK DRESS GOODS, including the
Priestley importation, which are the
handsomest made.
LEVY G. DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
". A. CHEATWOOD,
1915 east Main street.

These are days of exaggera-
ton and reinstatement. All
we care to say therefore is
that the PRICES given be-
low deserve your attention
THOROUGHLY.
Palm Soap, cakes for ................ l0c
Turkish Bath Soap, cakes for ..... loo
Bouquet Soap. cakes for ............. SC
Buttermilk Soap. cakes for ........ zoe
Mems Scarfs. Tecks, and Four-in-
HANDS ....'.'.'''''. '''''''''''''''''''' ioc.
Curtain Poles complete ................ lSc
Ladies' Seamless Fast-Back Hose ... l0c
Best Gilt-Edge English Pins amman. &C.
Tapes, all widths Observation-Disclosures. lc.
Linen Shades, fringe bottom .......... 33c
Apron GinghamS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c.
Best Blue Calico Observation-Disclosures. BE-
Mems Linen Collars, rundown and
standing Observation-Disclosures. lOc.
Mems Linen Cuffs ...................... l5c.
Mems Seamless Hose. black and tan. l0c
Best Dress Bingham ................... 6i.c
Mems Cambria Umbrellas ............ soc.
Good canton FLANNEL .................: DC.
Gray Domet Flannel ...................S l-3c
Good Heavy Pant Goods .............. l5c.
Red Twilled Flannel .................. ljc
Figured Satteen ........................s1- 3c.
First-CLass Corset, gold, drab, and
white ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC.
Mems DOuble-knee Blue Overalls -. soc.
Mems Gray and White Undershirts.. 25c.
Mems Suspenders ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lJc.
Good Box Hair-Pins ................... Sc.
Best English Steel-Point Hair-Pins. Sc.
Goods delivered free In Richmond or
Manchester
w. A. CHEATWOOD.
oc 2-Tu&F l5i5 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
B AIMS
ALL OYER The HOUSE.
ISAAC SYCLE & CO.

Our $50, 900 purchase from
a. B. Kemp d Co., the re-
tir:ng New York firm, puts us
in position to offer you many
bargains.
Androscoggin A. Bleached Cotton-Our
price. 57-sc. Kemps price, Sl-3c.
Fine Umbrellas. with Cover and Ias-
sel-Our price CSC; kemp's price. N.0?.
Ingram Carpets-Our price. 2oc. Kemp
price. Csc our price. SOC: II. mp's price,
4Oc. our price. 85c.; Kemp's price. soc.
brussels Carpets-40 RollS-Our price,
5Oc.: Kemps price i5c.
Ladies Fine Wool Ribbed tndershirts-
our price. &C; Kemps price. 81.
Ladies Ribbed Winter-Weight vests
our price. lJc: Kemp's price, 2c.
Ladies' Extra Fine Ribbed Nests-rib-
bon in neck-Our price, &c. Kemp )
Extra-Iarge Towels-sze 22xi6-Our
price. Sc; Kemp's price, Sc.
Holy Bible--bound IN silk cloth-Our
price, CSC. Kemp's price, 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
CORSETS.

Try the w. =. 1t is the best-ltting 81
Corset made.
HER MAJESTY'S CORSET in all sizes.
and in three bust sizes
All the well-known makes Of Corsets
in our stock.
See our BLACK HOSE at DC. a pair.
Nothing to equal them anywhere.
BLACK HOSE as low as 10c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
WINTER UNDERWEAR

Every quality for men, women, and
children-all at the new tariff prices
LEVY & DAVIS.
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PHARMACY. B61vi1cre and Main streets.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
SHUMAN & BOWLES,
EXPERT
SHOE FILTERS.
iOi east Broad street, corner First.
SPECIALS For The WEEK


80 pairs Misses Spring Heel, high-cut'
former prices $50 s. and 50. ~ BE-
closed out At ST.
Our regular line Of Mis- ses' Schooi SHOES
a, eSc cannot he beaten for the money.
A 2.0-page School-Pad free.
our Bows school Shoes at @c. ana u
are the best we have ever seen for the
money.
SchO0l-Pads free.
Rows Fine Dress Shoes FOR sl.25 and
81 80. Latest styles and snaps.
so pairs Children's SHOES Job-lot' Just
received, 10 be closed out at ooc sizes
10 S: sell usually for I5c. and more
800 pairs Sola-Tip Grain School Shoes,
spring heel. principally large sizes, old
price $40 Closing-out price So.
24O pairs Childrens Shoes, genuine Don
COLA patent tip. 81 to II, for ioc.; nave
been selling for 81.
Onr line OF Ladies Shoes IL complete
Is complete IN all styles, and range In
rrfro from CSC TO 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Come to see us while ont shopping
You can purchase everything You are
hunting for and still have a balance to
your credit in YOUR purse,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-29
NOTIClAS BXTRANJBRAS

Londres, Diciembre 12-Lord Rosebery
presidente del conseio de Ministries, pronun
cio anoche un discurso, en- ell que diio que
los Ministries de la Corona estaban resueltol
y 80 les facultaba impedir para siempre
el derecho del veto de la Camara de los
Lores.
ldem idem, idem.-Dicen de la isla de
Madagascar que la reina Ranavalo ha tent
do un gran disgusto con su esposo, que ell
comisionado frances Mr.. de Vilers ha salido
para Europa.
4 Roma, idem q. Los documentos que ha
I presentado ell ex-presidente del Consejo de
Ministries senior Giolitti, referente los frau
des cometidOs en- la Banea Romano, no COM
prometen ninguno de los actuales minis
tros de La Corona.
FL rey Humberto ha dado audiencia al
senior Crispi, presidente del gabinete, q
quien ha facultado para disolyer la Camara,
@n el case de que 50 promuevan oonhictos.
New York, idem. idem. Avisan de Pue-
bla (Mejieo) que, consecuencia de haberse
hundido un puente, han perecido ahogadas
10 personals 90 est;tn grayemente heridas.
Lendres, idem IA. 4.-Telegraffan aleDdily
Nea0S desde Yokohama, que ell gobierno del
Jap6n ha hecho una emission de bonos por
30 millones de pesos
Roma idem idem Sc ha aplazado la pu-
blicaci6n de los documentos references La
Banca Romano, q consecuencia de haberse
presentado caTtas particulares que no Sc pue-
den reYelar.
La esposa del presidente del Conseio de
Ministries, sefiOr Crispi, amenaZa con llevar
los tribunales al expresidente del gabinete,
senior 6iolitti, pOr haberla ofendido en- gu
reputation fama.
Idem, idem, idem.-Dice ell .JeaOiSh Chro-
HicEe que los banqueros Rothschild estipu-
laron como condicion para colocar el en-
prestito ruso, que este 10 sea en- esta ciudad,
donde obtendra mejores condolences que las
que pudieran ofrecer los banqueros israelis-
tas en- Russia
New-York, idem, idem. Comunican al
NeW York Herald, desde p Janeiro, que
el ex-presidente de la RI a del Brasil,
senior Peixoto Sc encuent avemente en-
fermo de reblandecimien, te la medula
espinal.
Roma, idem II S. FL seflor Clio ex -pres-
dente del Consejo de Ministries, sometido
ambas CSmaras los documentos references
las irregularidades cometidas en- la Banca
Romano, habiendo causado una gran sensa-
ci0n las notas que levaba ell cajero del ex
presado establecimiento, donde aparecen los
nombres de altos funcionarios diputados y
periodistas que tomaban dinero
Entire los personajes pertenecientes d la
politica, aparecen los nombres de los ex-mi-
nistTos sefIores Zarandelli y Lacava, de
los sefores Grimaldi Macelli, como asimis-
mo los de los ministries Depretis y Catroli,
que va han fallecido.
Las cantidades que recibian de Ia Banca
Romano eran invertidas en- su mayor parte
en- la pTensa en- las elecciones.
Algunos periodistas percibieron hasta
200. 0.000y otros 75. 600.
En- los documentos Sc hace refereneia al
sefior Crispi, por giros hechos por dicho Sc
nor, y su nombre aparece tambier en- la no.
ia de referencia por cantidades qte asoien-
den 1850 900 liras.