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New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs Frederick J. De Peyster, OF no :
East Forty -second-st.. last night gave ulhler
partv in honor OF Miss Edith Cruger Sands ana her
nancte T. J. Oakley Rhnelander' lneI o'''
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Howand PeH, Mr anu
Mrs Maturin l.. Deianed, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Phinp
Rhinelander Miss Neeser. Miss Stuyvesan' MISS
Draper Miss Ellen Van Buren, Morris. John IT,
Neeser John Beekman and Edward Livingston.
The Westchester coach Tempest left the hotei
brunswick yesterday morning with large party,
guests Of f. ~ Taller. In the party were GeAera'
and Mrs Henry L. Burnett Mr.. and Mrs James James
II Kcrnochan Mr. and Mrs. benjamin Weliss, Nj rs -
Robert r. Livingston Miss Cameron, MISS 'hurchl"'
f. DE Pcyster Livingston and .. GARRISON u.,o.
Mrs Alrlon Goodwin gave musicale on Nelnes,
day afternoon at which Miss Catherine How,aana
rlavel selections from Liszt and Greg; Mrs;
Douglas Stewart contralo. was also heard seVerai
times Miss n ~ Mcdowell sang her -. Nicnoas
songs. the words Of which are by Mary Mape'
Dodge. ,,... r.-t
versifv cub No o West Forty-fourth-st, VII
take place tomorrow. l. ia expected that Mrs; rs
MARY Mapes Dodge and Mrs. {. a. kunkle VIII De
present
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church at Clifton
S. J.. yesterday afternoon. at o'clock, the
scene OF the marriage OF Miss Faith McNamee'
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James McNamee' 10
Bernard Eckhout. The bride. who entered with her
father. a gown Of white satin, profuseiy
trimmed with round rose point lace and pearl
trimming fastened with diamond crescent. gift
from Cornelius Vanderbilt. Miss Jessie McNamee'
sister OF the bride. the maid OF honor Ihe
bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude Curran. or ttca'
Miss Ene Caesar. and Grace Nesbitt cousins of the
bride; Miss Gertrude Williams. Miss Johanna
Caesar and Miss Helen Jansen. Mrs. McNamee'
the brides mother. a gown OF gray moire'
trimmed with purple velvet and a bonnet to match.
Arthur Taylor. of Baltimore. was best man The
ushers William NJ. Grove and Alfred Nendt'
Of this city: Frank Frick jr.. Charles g.
Stirling. G. NJ. Stewart, jr, and John stewart
tr Of baltimore in which city the
bridegroom. Scotchman by birth. is engaged in
the grain business. The ceremony. which was per
formed by the rector OF the church. the Rev John
Eccleston. assisted by the Rev. Newlani May
nard. OF this city. followed by q reception at
the home Of the brides parents on Grymes HIS
Tompknsvie. s l. Among the guests were Mrs
William II. Vanderbilt. Mrs ". Seward Webb
Mrs Joshua Davis. Miss Elose Davis J. Edward
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Aqula Rich Miss Clara Rich
MIR and Mrs Alexander u. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs
Eugene OuterbrIdge. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Bonner. Miss Bonner. Miss Emily Nyse. Mr. and
Mrs. II. T. Alexander. MIR. and Mrs. j. Harper
Bonnell Mr. and Mrs Francis q. Boyd. Mr.. ana
Mrs. u. ogden Fowler, Miss Agnes Lawrence Miss
Julia Robinson Mrs H. X. Van Nechten. Randolph
St George Walker. Mr. and Mrs Norman Walker
Miss Mabel Shaw. Mrs. Herman Caesar and MI
and Mrs stephen Brown.
The bridal gifts included several large pieces sent
by various members Of the Vanderbilt family.
The bride is "A granddaughter OF the late Captain
Jacob Vanderbilt.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Virginia Percy.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clay Piercy' or
No. 1870 West Eleventh-st. to George S. Groes-
beck Of Springfield Mass took place last night
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
DIR. COULD AND THE VIGILANT.
SAID TO BE GOING ABROAD.
,r - r,prcrrn THAT THE ATALANTA WILL BE
TAKEN OVER AND THAT THE CRACK
YACHT WILL. BE RACED.

YACHT WILL BE RACED.
II was said last evening by friend OF George
7 cou,d that he not only intended to send the
Vigllant abroad to race her in foreign waters Out
that he would race her himself taking MS DIX steam
Yacht the Atlanta across and doing considerapie
cruising with her From what was hinteu oy 'ne
informant. Mr. Gould might be considereu a' p''"-
ming a campaign of surprise.
'Mr Could" said his friend, rs not given 10
taking the public into his confidence so that 1t Is
no wonder that people totally in the dark as 10
what he Intends to do with the Nigllant' lha'
taclturnity is trait OF the Gould character pu'
Mr. Gould Is a good deal more OF sportsman Una"
people have any idea o. He has always hau
fondness for sports and outdoor NE ana you hio"
what pleasure he has taken out OF his caon j" 'ne
Adlrondacks. There Is in him. too a strong love
OF social pleasures.
1T was Mr. Goud's intention when the Nis"ah'
was bought to race her. and to race her aoroao
too. You need not be surprised II you see MIN an"
his family and several friends going across '"e
water Soon and taking the Atalanta aiohs' 100
Il would please the American people, am sure 70
have tho vig,lant raced abroad in Thoroughly
representative way-the American way Mr "ouiu
would undoubtedly do that and know that II
would please him greatly to make a fne showing
with the crack Nigilant -. ~. ,.,r.d
outside OF his family. realize how extensively ana
lavishy Mr. and Mrs. Could have been entHruae.s
,ii,.
ana Entertainments have been given on a really
magnificent scale, and he has apparently b taNy Vol
ken delight I'm these pleasures. To race the Nlei-
ior, abroad and AT the same time TO have the
Ntalanta there with several people on board wouIdd nd
b.. a great expense but he has the money diiI
could easI,y AFFORD IT, His entertainments abroad
will he most elaborate. and Mr.. Gould. II ne hoIus
his present inclination and purpose VIII o@ See"
in n light
when does Mr.. Could intend to go over 49,.
well. | am not his keeper. You wouid pe''er
ask him" -. o.oss tho
water" , ~ ,,,,ar,,,
II can't tell You the date but unless am uttsry ,.
mistaken she will not be far behind the Nalkyrie'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
"NDUSTRIAL ARMIES as LAUBRE1hEES

TREAT THEM LIKE OTHER OFFENDERS.
non The Troy Times.
They are developing into common tramps ana
oninals There is but one way TO deal with them
snnsh they break the laws. Treat them Ike Other
MS.saders and put them in prison That wouid soon
ASsAye the army"
vScLE SAM NOT TO BE THRILLED WITH.
"n The Boston Journal
N seizing train on a road in charge OF receivers
~ ~ northwestern contingent OF CoHeys army mas
ene into direct conflict with Uncle sam. III VIII
''osDiy wish that II hadn't
shoNPT SUPPRESSION FOR LAWLEssNEss.
'on The Springfield Republican.
"a, long as the Coxey bands proceed within the
Ey,Aes OF the State they will be let alone by the
, ,ssnington authorities and by the Federal author
mss, n charge Of bankrupt railroads; But me mo-
sat they 20 beyond that and a3saii property ana
'appressed
- THE BEST MOVE TO MAKE.
',om The Pittsburg Dispatch.
"nie the facts OF the last stampede OF frenzied
hs serners will not create much surprise in view or
tons" "sfance that has been shown similar orRaniZa-
Rsno, IN various States west OF the MISSISSIPPI
bcs.' the fact that the Government troops nave
Avn. ordered out TO regulate the Wild career OF the
thai viii viii De regarded generally as the best move
,'ouid have been made.
rrnooLD BE STARVED INTO DIsBANDING.
',om ' The Portland Oregonan.
ths ths,,,Icad ,sad managers have got the right focus on
ren sh,ustrial army business. They say that the
nsnVuid be starved into disbandng md thus be
'sSrancy laws y
DIFFERENCE IN THE MEN
,vm sol The Chicago Tribune
uyS:,a Cleveland is represented as somewhat dis
SorSsso sover the Coxey migration II wouldn't have
andrew jackson particle
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
Instruction for Epilcpiirs.
PostOfiicc Notice.

Foreign mails FOR the week ending April % will close
promptly in all cases) al this office. as Follows
FRlDAY-At 10 a. m Ter Demerara direct per D. .
sNrrRDAY-M $50 M for ,.s,, Frame E switzerland.
La Touralne via HGvre; at a M for Genoa per s. q
detters must be directed per WerraD; at 5 a m
Queenstown uetters must be directed per
Arzona', al a. M supplementary ~ a. M tof
iers must be directed per AnchoriaD at 10 tsup-
81 crox Ieeward and windward Islands. Martinique and
barbados. Murel tetters for Grenada Trinidad
for Campeche. Chapas. Tabasco and Yucatan per g. q
Yumur eers for other Mexican states and Cuba must
Cumana and Carupano; per s. s. Prins f. Hendrix des.
s' ter 05 o @ S,n & rS Be- dss Prn s
HendrikD at II a. m for Netherlands direct. per 8 q
Spaarndam'O: at II m: for Grenada. Trinidad and
Tobago per s. Carib Prince; at $50 p. m. for New.
Mails for the society Islands per ship City of Papeit
from Fra.cisco) close here daily up April "a
land Hawaii FIT and Samoan Islands. per Mono.
rSm saD Francisco close here daily up TO Apr
scana s oaS %R British Gn mails ' @ Nah. for
Ss Hawaii here per a'' up SAN SAN clos. %.
nnG nna, 1speceIiy addressed oniyj per Empress
OF China from Nancuver close here daily up TO May
here daily up to May at go Mails for Australia
70 % Nav s nose FOR sss s
ssv iS an sso a m Mail: Tor Maaeon by rail to Bos
ton and thence by steamer. close this Office daily
thcnce p by by steamer sailing Mondays Thursdays and
close a, % nnsfs Ge ,Sne es W sSe. S m r Ms ss
patch by steamer close at this office daily at m
mail aSRs ssisi w. p baYeS "A PSesor; POsSa saS
postofhce. NewYork. ". Y. April 60 1894
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
.uELB.f is LUCI1.

Every time Lucia" IS sung the empty seats II
,b. Nr.,rorolitan opera House testify eoquentiy
f. the fact that the musical public DO not care 10
listen to an evening OF Donzetti. Last night was
no exception 10 the rule. although Meloa sang tne
title role she was by means in brllant EoiCt' r
h,f reolly sang her florid music better than on 'r
n,rht ~ her debut She was again ncnneu 10
Sharpness and IN the scxtet 1t was notceeple 10 "
degree Vet she can hardly be blamed as her as
soclates were far from satisfactory Sne dld ner
usual finished work in the mad scene Nignas was was
roh,s, tdgo rdo and Of course forced his voice
Tho whole opera was incxprcssbly tlresome. Slsnor
Mancne conducted. Tonight are PROMISE. ac,s s
y1,, .po,rao ssCsrrnen" Aida" "Werther' ana
LIN IInriet" by the fuII force Of the company 1t
will be the closing night OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
TO AID 4 WORTHY INSTITUTION.
TWO PERFORMANCES TO BE GIVEN FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR NURSES.

SCHOOL FOR NJ k~ts
The Strollers have finally consented TO give "A
matinee on Tuesday May ana an evening perform
ance on Thursday. May g. at the Berkeley Lyceum
for the benefit OF the Training School for Nurses
connected with the POSTGRADUATE Hospital
The Training School makes an urgent appear ior
sunport in the excellent work which & accomplishes
in the fitting Of young women for laudable ana
useful selfsupport surely to-day. the value of the
services OF a trained nurse Is everywhere recCS-
nlzed This school supplies the Roosevelt and POST
GRADUATE Hospitals and the Manhattan Eye and
Ear Infrmary with their full complement OF
nurses In addition. a number of nurses are sent 10
cases in private families and more broadly through
The agency Of the Du BOis Fund, which proVidesS
for the furnishing of nurses 10 persons OF liinltel
means who otherwise would be deprived OF proPeI
nursing in time OF serious illness Many interesting
cases have been recorded in the last year, ana a
large debt OF gratitude is due the lu Bols mh1; ~
Thrty-sixth-si., and are conducted Dy SoaIu ", ~
Managers among whom are the fol"wlhe W. ,
known women: Mrs. Talbot Olyphant, MIS- Sdihuei
Snencer Mrs Miles B. Carpenter. Mrs hehry w
Cannon Mrs Henry Hall Mrs. George W Crdry'
Mrs Charles : Day. Dr. ;. j. McNutt ana Ut
J. G. McNutt are also included in THIS Doar1 nos nos
who are active In the management have made an
earnest and patient effort 20 make THIS practcaL
worthy and beneficial institution sen-supPoff, f
but the times have produced their erect anu IuHuS
must now l.. raised for It's SUPPORT q, -, ~
The reputation OF the StrOers IS q sullclent tuIr
antee that the entertainments OF haY anu WI WI
BE- del!ghtfu and this object appeals 10 every oiIe
thropic work and 20 DO II In way "hlch HsuIeS
q proper OF the money. 49,, ~
Tickets may he obtained from any OF the Ha"-
ayers at the Berkeley Lyceum.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
WHY REprRLLCAN CLrB.

A meeting was held at NO. 200 f"s.-nNe'
-, h,, a largo number Of members OF the regu-
-. ro,,hlicap ORGANIZATION of the city and County
Of New-YorI. in the XVIII Assembly District oi
which organization Or NJ gnkmann bH shecutiye Is psS
u',s mnh and Or A. B. Cassart. chairman OF thc
finance Committee. The object Of the meetins h whs
+, nrnroote the organization of permanent MepuD
ican ci,,b for social and political purposes me AT
tendance was most enthusiastic Inc S n,sdes
trnna over 200 Republicans, most OF wnom a. AZ
mechanics. mill-opsratives and vorE''gmen IN tne
district.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
NlRRIED.

rROVEII.- -cLARK-On THURSDAY April 70. at the resi-
denre OK the brides brother. by the Rev d. Parker
Morgan H. D.. Mary s. daughter or the late Thomas
CLARK ~ Brooklyn. 90 Charles T.. Crowe.
III EIAGIER-LAMONT-O Wednesday. April -. at the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev. Thomas
Armitagp ID D. and the Rev. w II. T. Faunce. Annie
Louise daughter ~ the late Charles a. Lamont, to
Harry Iarkncss Flaglcr.
UAMMANN-ADA DAMS-On Thursday evening. April 20, at
the University Place Church. by the Rev George Alex
ander. D. H.. Elizabeth Adams 70 Edward Hannnann
ETER-wILLfAMs-On Wednesday. April %. 1904. by
the Rev. DR. G. II. Houghton. Anna Wright, daughter
OF the late Laurence Williams. TO Armistead Peter,
E. of Washington. D. G.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
ryr oppurrS s0cIErY cONcEIL

The third private concert Tor thc season ~ ',
o.-,ors societv took place last night at the Mad-
, couare Gorteu Concert Hail. The society was
assisted by Mile Rita Eland. soprano ana victor
Herbert violoncest Nile. Eland sang fy2in wy22iinn,ic Ia
GIoconda." "Sprinetime OF tn Heart ," ~ and
.'tsIs,,te bv Masscnct, with cello obhghlo' anr
rIiIIcTs Easter Morning" with the society Mr
Herbert played schubert & Aye aa,n,vd .Iraa'" by
Von Voens The society sang sGhg%oHFs Tosrncy
!,VtDn !.sI,nbce" Vandunck" by IL. X. Bishop; Nay
song" by Bucnte; "Alnstrel's Song. hy Ad"n ue
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

Miss ANY Baker will give her annual recital AT
Sherrys Fifth-ave. and Thirty -seventh-st to-inor
row afternoon. at $3.50 O'Clock. Miss BAKER - re-
narkably entertaining reader and knows now 10
make her selections so as TO interest her aOuiehce
In the highest degree Her recitals always attract
Of people best able TO appreciate and TO judge such
Efforts hers They are always lound 10 S,I pe
worthy OF all the attention they receive ana fulIy
to reward those who make point of being present
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
70 HELP FRENCH CHARITIES.

A spring festival will be given on Sunday even
Ing the Ienox Lyceum. under the auspices or the
orchestra OF the French Musical CLUB. Among the
people who will appear are Adrenne I-aTlve' , wlo
Roster Biai's: Miles. Coschell ana Marx, dancers
A. Guile tenor Odelis<a. and Miae LOUISA *.
friends OF the society, and viii be heard in several
selections including the overture to "Wlillam leIi
A bali will he given after the concert. The pronts
are for the benefit of the society. bui certain
Proportion OF them is destined for the frehch cn4
Ties Of he citv
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
lpS. TPFVOPS GFFT TO A HOSPTTi J..

Mrs John b. Trevor widow OF John Il Trevor
Of the banking house OF Colgate Trevor this
city. has given $4,000 to ondow the }. Is. Trevor
ward OF the Riverside Hospital Yonkers. THIS
T.. I'm addition 70 "A pift to the hospital of s3Wo
made A few months The hospital STANDS IN
IshLur,on-nyc II was erected at cost OF $lJ)vo
hv II W Cochran. president Of the smith carpet
Company and sonAn-law of the late \. u; smith
Ms Trevor's son last year presented to the Bap-
tist CONGREGATION "A parsonage costing S5O.O9'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
tocEFy CLrB APPOINTMENTS.

II was said last night By racing men VINO were III
a position to know the trutn that the stewards o'
, r.i,.v ,.lub had decided 10 reappoint the three
,ndoos who served last year-COlonel simmons
Virfor smith and Clarence Mcdowell. II was
,,r,her s,ld that James Rowe would continue TO be
,h s,,rter that C. Fitzgerald would be clerk OF the
sro,es and Iohn Hunter would be chairman OF the
Ro1rl OF Stewards.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
FRANK NATION IMPROVED.

Washington April 26.-Frank Hatton. Editor OF
The Washington Post" who was stricken WIN
paralysis on Tuesday had comfortable night and
to-day tho nhvsicans pronounced their patient con-
saerabiy improved and on the road TO recovery:
NJ. Hatton's physicians tonight report a decidGd
siAnge for the better. He passed comIorItOc
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
~ ,ysprcr the VIEW 0RAMAfAR SCHOOL.

The school trustees Of the Nineteenth Ward have
,ssueJ invitations for inspection OF Grammar
school No. tomorrow from 10 a. m to b p. M
This is the new school at Msdi;on,aye and Elghty- !
naishin az the female department. ending In the
Unanimous choice by the Board OF Educat tion ana
The hest known most popular and accomplished
tnachers In the public schools
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
Religions Notices.

-
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE cry Is the subject Of A. C.
DIXONs address Nblo's GARDEN to-day at noon Free
Tenth week of Evaneelistic Campaign
This afternoon al 800 In Metropolitan Hall opposite
Macy's I4h-st, short song service followed BY ad-
dresses by GEO C. NEEDHAN and FERD. eCHivtREA
Free.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
Prominent ARRTALS AT THE HOTELS

cIARENDON-Joh Newell. of Chicago. BIZ Ms
WICK-John DE Koven. Of Chicago FIFTH
AVENIE-M Romero. Mexican Minister at Wash
ington: Senator George +. Hoar. Of Massachusetts,
Congressman Charles A Bouele OF Maine; George
b. Roberts. president OF the pennsylvania hahroau
Comnany and Captain Francis NJ Bunce. United
states Navy HOLLAND-EX Governor Charles
Foster OF Ohio, and Samuel ". Alerton. OF chi
cago. NORMANDIE-Senator David b. Hill VIC
TORIA-Congressman Galusha A. Grow, OF Penn
svIvania WAIDORF-William l.. Elkins. of Pha
delphla.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

When baby was sick. gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child she cried for Cnstoria
When she became Miss. she olung TO CasoriA
When she had children she gave them Castoria
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

wednesday. April p. 1922 2.
the First Congregational Church. Montclair =; o.. ~
the Rev Amory H. Bradford II. D. Frances MaIsareS
daughter Of Alexander c. Durbin. esq., OF Mon'e'a' ="
Paul Spencer, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

up. RrNrON ST4RTS ron THIS COTNTRf
RcrIin April 2G-Theodore Runyon, United states
Ambassador in Berlin. started for home this morn
ing lie will go by way of Genoa
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

Geo &. Film, Goa l4th-st. and 6th-ave.. are push
inn furniture NJ remarkably low prices
II viii paw you to look over their stock
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

Notices Of marriages must be indorseo VIII
full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
Gprrial Notices.

a-Ry the Firth Avenue Auction Rooms
23s FIFTH AVENUE.
WM b. NORMAN. Auctioneer
IMMENSE SALE BY AUCTION
THIS FRIDAY AFTERNOON
and following DAYS at cloeN'
OF
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
INCLUDING
large quantity collected from the Plantations oi o'~
fam OF South Carolina.
HANDSOME. MODERN FURNll OhE
in Mahogany Maple made 10 order by 'he p's' ''V
manufacturers 49,,
Diamond cut Glass European Porceians' carpets Nu-
taias and praperies Du
stpERR sTElNwAY UPRIGHT PIANO. MADH
ESPECIALLY To ORDER. COSTING si.fOo.
A COLLECTION OF
ANTIQUE WATCHES. RINGS, PlN >,
MINfAII'RES, ETO.
Swiss Music Box. Indian Arms Plaques &c cos-
red Enyravings by Bartolozzi and Angelica Kaufman
Ancient and Modern Paintings, Tiger I@apao Dear anu
Llama Robes. &c, &c
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

Russian and Turkish Baths,
Lafayette Place
certain and speedy cure for Colds and rheumatism
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27

Hcbig Compnny's Extract of Beef.
ives strength and fine favor to soups and sauces.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-27
ATTENDANCE

Tho democratic party has profoundly offended the
country SO many its sins, ond so generhny us-
,r,hted is the responsibility OF them that no Demo-
crat can afford to point accusngly at another IL Is
M, for Cleveland to denounce Hin, nor for iiill TO
sneer at Cleveland 1t is not for the Democrats III
the Administratio ton TO berate the Democrats IN
Congress 1t is for the Free-Traders to wax IN
dgnant Al the silver 1t is not for the Jei1er-
sonians 10 assail the Mugwumps They nave III!
done IT, They are all IN the boat together ana To-
gether they must sink applause .o,,,or ,hev
For I'm serving the function or an oppOsltpi, NJ
have got into the habit OF agreeing 20 anything De-
election; and now. beng for thG % s, ehiii
~ Of government they find themselves bewlidMereu M
by the conflicting obligations into whch ,yhng ,nry
by saying I'VE did not have full power 5ut rpa on
presidencv was theirs The Senate was theirs. me
House was theirs. Not an uplifted finger s'"ou
one year has gone by. and what are me pTS.y pHSny
conditions produced by thelr goVeilm'eHT Tbev have
donesnothing Not ono question which was - op6l 6
people are everywhere fretted dlsgusted aiath,ei me-
Thosc who voted for them are as N.Sei 49, az o'Oo Ot
rcd peJ taeS have bakei tArplause) Gradually
thnv are revealing what the trouble Is. Ihey d nau
deni,s yas rgissy giSg{ dn%Sd %a in thcir platform pro-
claimed that tariff duties should De iGVIeu ~ inmbiic
GeVenues and tha; adjust them so a. 10 ir Serve
this purpose and at 11d,nnonstittional ,ne saiinT t "
In, in acquiring office they asked and received
shamnseves o as the organ unrest They were VII VII
ing to anything hat S any ONE wsa ha ywantei
~, ,,nro viliInp TO mean that too ana the schIe
wss turned in their favor by that were % So"pn ,hey
,Io, oS restlees people who never kio" ~heh th'.
srn ,reu of who don't Ike the sunshine prcause
Is TOO warm nor shadow because u Is 700 mr. ,
htr non NV heca,ise IL is too gentle: who have neher
memory tell them OF the pat @o pon n1 the principle
tHat whatever Is wrong. The sprs OF 500 bnds
.orrad once on the Democratic party am hoins
p nov, 10 their bargain. They must MAKE "sn
on vested rights They must .aSo"tv mSg and curb en-
be rIse rrngai ~ sone means or another they must
make soth profitable al all the rewards Of thrift
They are under Bond DO the %d ana by
.hirgs which the spirit OF SOCIALISM, e""eu ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-18
Sexcral Cnses Sent On.

Thomas Irwin. who is employed on the
Hotel Jefferson structure, appeared as
complainant in Justice Crutchields Court
yesterday against James Bailey, a small
negro boy. whom he charged with the
larceny of his nickel watch The boy
took the watch from the pocket OF IT.
wins vest which had been hung up in
one Of the rooms Of the building. He
restored the timepiece TO the officer who
arrested him. The case was certified TO
the grand jury.
Charles Wright (colored) was accused of
assaulting. striking. and wounding Leila
Dawson with,a stick with assaulting and
striking Hester Fowler. and with being
a suspicious character. He was jailed FOR
twelve months in default Of surety in the
sum OF 1900 required of him.
John Beasley colored man. who fred
a pistol in the street. was sent on to the
Hastings Court.
Eugene Proffett. Ryland Hardy, s.
Burruss, and Weller Fogg. were fined 81
and costs each for being d!sorderly and
using indecent language 10 Harriet Wool
folk.
Philip Wilson alias Ellis was Jailed for
six months as n suspicious character
T. J. Sanderlin was charged with be-
traying the affections of Otelia Estelle
Walker. When the case was called for
examination it was developed that the
parties had been married since the war
rant was procured. The Justice dismissed
the charge.