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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
JUUGE SJfPLss ~ HBNhf.
lie trsnks in High Terms of Hill-1he
Issurs Discussed

AfARTINSVILLE. VA, Oct.A22-Spe-
ciaI -fx-Judge Waller Il. Staples De
Iyercd one Of the most Statesman-lKe
addresses here Saturday night ever heard
i'm this county. And he was listened 20
for two hours by large and intehlgeht
audience. who cheered him many times
he spoke in the highest terms of Mr..
e. A. Swanson. OF this district. He
said Hill was the kind Of Democrat ne
He did not have time to go into the
tarir for II would take him many hours
TO discuss 1t. But he would say that the
pagsn~e of the last tariff bin by the
United States Congress was one OF the
most mastery pieces or craftsmanship
ever accomplished by any congress CON
sidering the great opposition I'm the way
Of money and trusts they had to over
come.
He spoke in the highest terms of the
income feature Of the tariff bill. and told
Of the thousands Of dollars il would put
in the treasury each year. The speaker
told us Of the many parties that had been
organized in this country in the last
hundred years. and how the great ma
jorty of them had passed into oblivion.
and how the Democratic party still eX-
listed. A.nd he gave the reason for its
existence through all the viclssitudes Of
time that it was founded on right prin-
ciples and he professed that il was sure
10 exist for many years TO come.
when Swanson and Cleveland, who
were The mere agents OF this great party
ana the creatures OF circumstance. would
be no more
He condemned the Republican party as
the party that had found the treasury
full when Harrison went in and had
depleted IL ana brought this great nation
in debt in four years OF his administTa-
ton
He rdiculcd the third party as men
thing he wanted. and wished TO coin and
distribute to the people more money in
the United States than there was in the
world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
Massey and Sam Small Nav Meet

ROANOKE. VA. oct. 22-Special.-Mr.
Smrsess y. Jones, Mayor OF the CITY,
went TO Patrick county to-day i'm re-
Spouse TO telegram that ne was de-
sired TO fill the appointment Of Hon.
Waller II. Staples, TO speak there 10.
morrow. the latter being unable to al
tend. judge Staples will speak in Roam
oke Wednesday night
II. Lacy Hoge. chairman OF the Probi-
hilton Campaign Committee for this
city. to-day asker Chairman Hicks. Of
the Democratic committee, to arrange
with him for joint discussion between
Rev. John T., Massey and Rev sam
Small. Mr. Hoge is willing for Mr.. Hicks
10 Arrange the time and order OF discus
sion. and take choice OF sides Mr.. Mas
sey writes that he is open to engage
ment with all corners, but Chairman
Hicks says he is opposed 10 the propo Ell
joint discussion. Col. Hoges friends viii
also endeavor TO arrange n debate be
tween him and Mr.. Massey when the
latter comes here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
JACKSON TO ROM SLAIN.
The toiored Boxer Never Folt Better In
His Life

NEW YORK. Oct 22-Peter Jackson,
who left for his home In the West Indies
a few weeks ago, has reached his destl-
ration I'm safety. in a letter which has
been received from him by Ed. Nail. OF
this city, Jackson says: when | arrived
at st. Croix / was dumbfouHded over the
changes that have taken place since |
left for Australia. The people Of the
town gave me great reception. Since |
have been here | have received every
courtesy and my stay has been eXcep-
tionaiIy happy. My brothr is a police
officer. He IS as big and stalwart As my
self ] do not expect TO stay here very
long / have hopes Of reaching England
before the latter part Of October or at
the very latest the first week Of No
vember. II I get any good indHcement
| viii probably fight Paddy Slayin or
some good man in England. Corbett
says ] am a broken-down fighter, and
as Slayin is one also, l have no right
10 meet any one but him. have /? /
never felt better in my life than / do
now. | weigh over 22D pounds ana am
still gaining. II nothing happens l VIII
be I'm New York by next January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

RLACKSBURG. VA, oct. Especial.
The Virginia Agricultural and McchaDi-
cal College football eleven met the am
from Emory and Henry College TINS
morning on the new athletic grounds.
In spite q the fact that Emory aver
age was much more than the nom"
team, they We're ouGmayed AZ every
point Y. A. ". G. won the toss and took
the ball. and in less than three minutes
Honey was sent over the linz for a
touchdown. Watts failed - Kick goal.
In the second half, thanks t. the good
playing Of the line men and the Sp."n-
did Interference and runs Of tie backs.
Y. 4. NJ &. made two touchdowns and
as many ais. owing 10 injuries re-.
ceived by Emory men, the second hali
was not completed, but ut no tine dur
ing the game was the home team goal
in danger, and If the full time had teea
played the score would doubtless have
been larger.
The playing Of Massie, Hdmsy, Johnson.
GinCnord. and Mcneil and Il. :. Pyatt
for Emory, IS worthy Of comment. In
fact. V. A. NJ C's line was almost i'm
passible and IN the second half the ball
did not pass from the home team bur
once.
Y. 4. NJ. G. 90. Positions. F.. & Hoo.
POrcher .........Left end ......... Iaylor'
Johnson .....Left guard .....Pyatt. f. {.
&art ..........L Left guard ..........Ia rter.
Stull Centre ...........Collins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

prohlbitory odds. Doggett Wa go. a beaten
In the first, at 10 to :, p ntry GoId the
in front OF the stand by hihe Fannie
second choice. at odds of 10 /: anI..
b. fell NJ the first turn pul
nor Jockey were Injured. ,,,o,,o,, favor-
Sons, and Dance, the eVen-noHcy -
tie In the second. was beaten OUT ~ tn ~.
final furlong by Jodan, in "h'pp'"e
finish. :, .h, tbird was
In the dash for five and one-half FUR o
longs. Little Ella. at 100 70 l. sdNe t ~
knowing ones great discomfort ~ tar,h
handily all the way round TO the stan l,l
when Mdgeley, Sally Woodford ana C0 ,c,,
ade beat her out; uI Kennel the even"
Lady Violet, at to ), In the htth' alter
leading from flag fall to the last turn,
was easily beaten out by DerfarSld; d.
2to f. Prince George was played asdlnss
the field. at 5 to S. in the last race ana
won easily Summaries: ,oo
First race-slx furlongs.-King Gold goo
Griffin, I to - first. DoSgett second NC
Kee third. Time. l:l7.
Second race-pUrse $500, one and one.
fourth mlles-jodan (93, r. Doggett, 90
and 50 to y first, Song and Dance second
Prince Karl third. Time, 2l0. 80,
Third race-sellirg six tu1ionss,- ioia
nO7 Doggett, TO 81 first. Mcintyre second,
Fourth race-selling. five and one mar
furlongs -Midgeley Oil, NICELY, TO ~
first, Sally WoOdfOrd second, Cockade
third. Time, 100 IL. ,no
Fifth race-seyen furlongs, purse Sip.-
Derfargilla G1O, DoGsett, to u frst,
Lady Violet second only two starters3
Time, % ~.
Sixth race-seven furlongs. Prince
George GOS. Simms, l 10 y first, Kilkenny
second, Reynard third. Time, 1870 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
DEITH OF DR.. sHIhLD.
Tho Assistant Physician OF the Es"srh
State Hospital.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. oct; E'- abv.
ciai.-Dr. ". II. Shield, assistant, P9hiSd,
sician at the Eastern state Hospital, a iIIi
here tonight at $50 o'clock AFTER ,d an vas il,,
ness Of several weeks. Or. Shleldi wa VA
born in York county. Va, IN io0 -, anu
Was, therefore, in his sixty-ilrst year, -,
He was educated al the. Coiiese ~
william and Mary and the UNIVERSITY VI
Virginia. and graduated IN mediclhe III s;n
Jeffersor's Medical College, PnlladelPn ma,
in 1856 He entered the ContT,Ieernte al,'S
in 1861 as surgeon OF the Thirty-ae,Cl.o,,Illln,,
Virginia Infantry. and was MADE sulEe '.,n
of Cofse's Brigade in 1862 lie s ,a bi1
through the entire war. returning 10 ~. il,s
native county after the war ana resu'iieu
the practice Of medicine.
In 1889 he was appointed member al
the board OF directors Of the hospltai, ana
in 1890 was elected assistant physIcldIl
which position he held up 10 the tlme o .,
his death Or Shield was gentleman og
high Intellectual attachments, ana was
considered a skilful surgeon. -.,,,.
The funeral win take place to-m NOR Nv
at 2 T. NJ. and the interment VII oe :
made i'm the soldiers section OF tua -,
Grove cemetery. The obseequ,es WIN De ~
charge Of Magruder-Ewell camp - -
Of which deceased was surgeon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
The Challenge Accepted,

In The Times last Sunday Cox Bros,
of Bermuda Hundreds. published a chal-
Ience 10 all horse owners OF Virginia and
North Carolina. in which they said;
I'VE will match PhalanN and four OF
his colts against any stallion and four
of his colts of the same age, owned in
Virginia or North Carolina. Colt races,
mile heats best two in three, TO be trot-
ted first. stallion race, mile heats, best
three in fve, for $1,000 side. winner TO
have the gate money"
Mr.. c. A. Pussy has accepted the chal-
lenge. lie has sent the following state
ment to The Times:
IL having seen Cox Bros's challenge, |
win trot Toodles jr.. against l'halanx;
also. four OF his get against four OF
Phalanx's get for from $1,000 10 81. 900. COM
mencing in ten days. trot every week
until finished making in all five races
A forfeit TO be put UP Immediately at the
Office OF The Times"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

bravery and ability. Of the, Union gene.
pais With here and there just criticism
III navs a tribute TO the bravery VI 80
soldiers on both sides. one OF the peeg.
iIarIv interesting and we may truly say
nharmIng features of this biography
Comprised in the many extracts that are
ctver from the letters written by Con
Zee 10 his wife during the war ug
strong love OF home and domestic quail.
tiss are here revealed and through
them and some other correspondence h.
is made, for the first time - give M,
impressions, and opinions on most ~ tho
great events with which he was 50 close.
~ connected. Ills deep religious n4t.-o
is here clearly revealed After the war
had closed Gen. Lee became president H.,
washington College In Virginia. and haI
a successful career IN that capacity un'I
his death i'm 1870. The author, I'm cla-.rs
This most interesting biography ~ Cen
Lee. says: THE profession Of the solder
has been honored by his rouown -
cause OF education by his virtues. reI'x.
ion, by his piety' The volume is i..s-
trated with a fine frontispIece p0rtr4
and several maps. Published by d. An-
pleton e Co, New York; Boston branch
il Franklin street; price, &lO.-B0stl
Home Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
1SsPBoIoR BRECKINRID9E
Al Old Point-Hon. Gardner Tyler Can
wasting that section.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. Oct.

Old POINT COMFORT, va, oct. z
Special. - Inspector General Breckin-
ridge, u. S. A, arrived here this morn
ing and the smoke of an official salute
from the fort is still in the air.
Congressman d. Gardiner Tyler and
wife are at the Hygeia. Mr.. Tyler will
speak at several outlying towns, making
this his headquarters until Wednesday.
Mrs Tyler are quite the lions Of tho the
hour and are receiving hosts OF calls.
The work OF getting the Norfolk rail-
way barge, which was washed ashore
during the recent storm, on the bea IN
progresses slowly. The wrecked schoon-
err Henry Lippitt went 10. Norfolk on the
shoulders Of two wrecking tugs. much 10
the edlfication Of numerous spectators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
Az ORDINATIOE shHyICE.
Rsy. Mr.. Walter Mes, Buchanan to he n
Foreign mI,sIonniy.

Mr.. Walter Mes. Buchanan was or
dained a minister Of the Gospel Sunday
night at the First Presbyterian church,
under authority Of the East Hanover
Presbytery.
Mr.. Buchanan is son Of Mr.. Daniel
Buchanan, and has been for a number
of years a member Of the First pTeShy-
terrain church. He has chosen the foreign
mission field and will be assigned by
the pTesbytery in the near future. lie
graduates with high honors al the Rich
mOnd College SeN erai years ago receiV-
ing first the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts
and afterward that Of Master of Arts,
and IN an TOOK Il full course at Union TheO-
logical Seminary.
Rev. DIR. NJ. ID. Hoge delivered the ser
mon, taking for his text Acts tx 10:
For he is q chosen vessel unto
me. to bear my name before the Gentiles.
and kings, and the children OF lsrae1."
At the conclusion Of his sermon the
ceremony Of laying on Of hands was
performed by the members OF the pres
bytery present, OF whom there was
large number. and then the Rev. Or. II.
T. Kerr, who had been designated by
the Presbytery To deliver the charge
10 the candidate addressed him in a few
well-chosen and highly commendatOry
words
The Rev. Mr. Buchanan was then in
vited to a seat on the pulpit with the
other ministers and at the close OF the
services pronounced the beAedictiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
O'FERRALL ON THE STUMP
THE GoyERyoR SPOKE YESTERDAY
xr CUMBERLAND cOURT.HoUSE.


rApNyIfLE. VA. Oct 2.-Speclal.-
rts bemocrats of Cumberland Courthouse
again crowned themselves WIN a,,nck
ton to-day by another vIc' y, Fepyaii ar.
vsvoS nv the Farmville and Powhatai'
railroad this morning. ana th1usHi tic
weather was threatening the en'husal' 20
Democrats turned out IN sood Croe' "
The Governor. though filled 10 me prin n
with facts and figures that w0uia In
vince the most darkened lntehect III,
pressed MS hearers by ms esiheS s',s ~
sincere manner that 0i~ near ~Is
,n,,cb enlisted In this cause as ms ne'iu ~,
For two hours ne held the crow a., an.
acme magic power. ana many " W"
thuslastiC Democrats who heard MN "snt
a.,aw with a more brainy interest In the
CoIonel Craig. of stanton, represented
the Republican cause, and dld hls par a.
carding 10 the programme from Ine
,erch ~ inc clerks office building. ne
conducted the meeting TOT tne ~ or,
cans. His audience cheered IN anu Jul
" rsre a. altogether the two crowds made
nm object lesson too plain not 70 De ieaTh.
cd by the most ordinary HiInu- tIn'
nemocracy consists OF the intelnsence'
and honest type OF citizens; "hho ,, ne ne
publican party was marked WIN ,e
brand Of intense ignorance and stuploIlS 3
Cumberland will give Tucker manu-
some majority.
1rcK,t AND YosT At srAuSToS.
sTAUNTON, VA. oct 2-SpeciaI..
There was tho largest crowd present
here to-day for many court-dhys pa;
MIR Tucker and Mr. Nost were announce
Tor n Joint discussion and II was holeu
that General Lee would be pr sent also;
hui he could NOT come and tucker anu
Yost had II all 10 themselves. Mr. lost
led off In an hour; Mr.. Tucker loIoNt2
in an hour and a quarter ost IeJ ny
In thirty minutes, and Tucker closed III
fifteen minutes. -, In
THE speaking was In the open air IN
front OF the court house, and was Ms
tened 10 by an enthusiastic crown Oi
about 500 voters The crowd seemed dl-
vided very nearly equally by the shout
ing. - -, ,,.,r,,1,
discussed and there were many sndip
thrugts. but all I'm good humor. both
sneakers were warmly received DV theIL
friends and loudly cheered on All eood
points .,.,,.,,, ,,ron a
parity OF ali money issues, Tucker DE,
ciared for state banks. IosI iecIaieI
against the income tax ana IuCkeI t pI
Il. Tucker said he voted to ~
seigniorage bill over Clevelands Veto p
cause IL would give more money 70 'nt
people He made a severe aIrdIs"'i'V"'
of Yost on his votes for pensions. a.,
/, was sharp. brilliant spii, en uiS
cussion, greatly enjoyed on all minus
1t sets the campaign hot from no" 'o"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
SENATOR DANIELS SPEECH.
Major Hoge Tyler and Lee.

LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. Oct 22-Spe-
cial Fix Lieutenant HOge Tyler, supple
mentcd by Major Baker L. Lee, addressed
our people to-day. Both were new men. An
affection Of the throat compelled Lieuten-
ant-Governor Tyler 10 speak under cover.
He addressed I'm our courthouse an au-
d!ence composed Of the opinion
ion-making men OF the county. IL
speeches can do so. those heard to-day
viii bring out the Democratic vote of the
county.
Governor Tyler's speech was re-
plete with facts and arguments most hap
PLY illustrated with wit and humor so
prettly and plainly put as to reach the
most ordinary comprehension. No sup
plement could have been better before the
audience he addressed han that OF Major
Lee. 1t was an Grafton elevated, scholar
" and instructive elOquently delivered
The effect. 1. Is believed, will be to har-
monte the party. and inspire and arouse
them To do their duty.
Major Gaines. OF BurkeWlle, advocated
Repubicanism, with the usual noise, on
the court ground
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

cago parties will erect large no'I 7, is
theatre on east Main STREE. q, hi
thought that first-class tntafe ." '''''
section OF the city VIII pay ord ro,re-
senta nI1et Of the press from Petersburg
will visit Lambert's Point on IN a,,ssis
october 25tn. They will be .hs sde''S
OF the Norfolk and Westerh, m, Ia' on tho
plant OF the Chemical Company, at I'm nm
me Richmond men are interested. The
foundation OF three buildings nay t''I,d 'Dgs
completed and are the largest
framed. ooaf,,aJ that
DR., John Linn, who lived In tnis ci's
a number OF years, died at MS nome
I'm Jacksonville. Fla, Friday, aseI sev-
~ years. He leaves a WHO" anu
eral children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
The snntc lie Robatc Cases.

CHICAGO. oct 22.-W J. Jenkins, man
ager for G. II. Hamm9ng Co, was me ne
only person indicted iu connection WIN
no santa Pc relate cases I'm the United
states Court this morning. Mr.. JonkiHn,s
is charged with receiving rebates, and I ms
EaH was fixed M 5000 EN-Tranic Man
aser Hanley, of the santa Fe VIII %,iSSs
,,,,,,inl, Gyed the BAH Of an the g1st'
in,,ddjjr,ted. The bonds Of Nelson, Morris ,,
e ,yr RctnnarIt and Mr.. H4n l,',y
viii be $1,000 each, and, that of ie2 a..
THOMPSON. the shipper the same rs MI
r.pkips (, Hfn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
JHE VIRGINIA SYNOD.
The Annual Session Opens at Danvi'ie To-
nav Dy Kari. Sermon.

DANVILLE. VA. oct 22-Speciai.-
The Virginia Synod Of the PreSoy teri iaI
In the First Presbyterian church, OF
this city. tomorrow night The syhoH
Is composed Of all Of the churches IN
Virginia West Virginia and Maryianu'
From 900 to 800 ministers and elders are
expected.
The opening sermon viii be preached
by the retiring moderator. Rev. EoDert
=. Kerr, Of Richmond. The sessions OF
the synod VIII probably last four Day.
Much business Of great Importance 10 the
Church will be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

HOUSTON. VA. oct 2.-Special-To,
day is the first day Of October court, anu
perhaps the largest crowd that ever a..
tended court here was on the court green.
attracted mainly to hear the issues on the
pending campaign discussed. Inc G9pu-
lists were represented by the ProhlpItloh
Populist candidate, O. {: RuGke ,io,,a am
The Democrats by Major Peter J. Otey'
Colonel John GOOde and Senator John w
Daniel; the Republicans by Ihoinas o.
Claiborne. Of Roanoke. and }. - StoNal'
of this county. . a..
The Populist meeting was held IN the
Watkins warehouse, the Democrats IN inc
Citizens warehouse, and the Repunil'h u u
in the open air Inc pehVClals ai.u
Populists had each about one thousand IN
their meeting about two-thirds OF the
PopuHsts being colored.
0tey. the nrst Democratic speaker, was
introduced by County Chairman Is. w
leigh, and made a brief, but good speech,
arousing much enthusiasm. Colonel
Goode was introduced by UT W. j.
Rarksdale, and made splendid address,
exposing the euormities Of Republican
misrule and its disastrous results upon the
country, and urging the people TO stand
by the democracy, which he showed was
their only hope of escape.
srS.ToR DANIELS SPEECH.
Major Daniel followed in one of his
magnificent efforts, which was one OF
the ablest and most lucid discussions or
tne pollu'dl lNSu'S 'Ntl i9t,H'i " ~
n Halifax audience, and all the speakers
were literally applauded, ana enthusiasm
previled throughout.
MIR. Rucker made a fairly good speech
from his standpoint attacking, in a de-
sultory manner, the record Of the two
dominant political parties.
The Republicans had altogether coiorod
people In their meeting. and their MIR.
Claiborne was one Of the weakest men
ever heard upon the huStings here, eX-
cept perhaps, the Rev. keesce. of the
Populists
ii is evident that the Democrats are
gaining ground. and Otey's prospects are
Frightening every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
Alexander and Lonihan.

LURAY. VA, oct. 2.-Special.-A very,
large crowd OF the people OF Page gathered
in the courthouse at this place this even
ing to listen to a Joint discussion bet yis
Mir. w, II. Alexander. Democrat. Of Win
chester, and MIR. Carter NJ. Louthan, ~ ~
publican, OF Madison. Mr.. AIexan l,-t,,
opened IN speech Of one hour, ana W. g.
Louthan. in a speech OF an hour ana
half Astounding in anecdotes. but Iea lawn,
the questions Of :he day out OF ms s ip',,,ot
Alexander closed In a rafting aIsJI ,,',,s
OF half an hour, carrying tine cIvMu 80,
him Page IL waking up 10 we w q,
tons involved. and Will not be tagging on
November 9Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
FUSION IN SOETH CAROLINA.
Chairman Holton, OF the Republican Com
mIti.e Think. 10 will Work

WINSTON. y. c., oct Especial
Chairman Holton. of the Republican state
Executive Committee. was here TO-DAY,
When asked what he thought Of the pollti-
cal situation he replied that l. vas very
satisfactory 70 him He add,d that he
thought fusion was going 10 work all
right.
In speaking OF Montgomery being placed
on the fusion ticket for judge In place OF
Conner. HOlton said that they were not
caught mapping this time lie meant that
he and Butler knew that Montgomery
would accept before they placed him on
their ticket lie also said that Mont
gomery would write letter.
CONGRESSMAN Bower will make three
speeches in this county this week. He
will be a Kernersyille Tuesday night and
Winston Wednesday night. He VIII speak
in the country Thursday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
THE Presidents RETURN.
Together with His Family. will Leave Bur
I.rd's Ray TO-DAY.

BUZZARDS BAY. MASS, oct. %;
Thu presidential party, Including the
President and family, Mrs. Perrin Mss
Rosa Cleveland. and the three detec-
tives who have been here all summer.
will leave here tomorrow at S3' by a
special train with a directors ca" at
tached for their personal use. The ram
viii run a special to Mldleb.ro and will
be taken up by the regular express At
Providence. The party viii reuch New
York late in the afternoon and the Pres
idcnt will remain long enough on We'd
nesday to register and then 10 on TO
Washington. Mr.. Cleveland asserts tntt
he IL Thoroughly rested from lis long
vacation and feels in the best Of health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23
To Perform an Operntlon.

LONDON, oct 22.-The Standards st
Petersburg correspondent says: 1t is ru-
morcd that an operation is to be per-
formed on the Car. Medical men here
complain that the Cars pulse and tenn
peTature are excluded from the bulletins
which, therefore, preclude conjecture as
10 the possible issue Of his Illness.
The Standards Vienna correspondent
says that officials in Sofia forbade a
special service for the Car yesterday.
on the preteXt that the metropolitan was
absent from the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-23

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. 22.-Spe-
towering band paraded the streets
tonight and filed the air with music ana
the city was ablaze with fireworks, the
occasion being in honor OF Congressman
William \. Jones. Of this district, who IS
seeking recollection. The Democracy was
out in force. and the court house, Where
Mr. Jones spoke. was crowded. lie was
introduced pv Major Thomas f.. Wal
lace. who delivered fine speech, touching
on all the important issues Of the m
palgu The greatest enthusiasm preYa lei.
Mr. J,nes claims his reelection Oy d
V01d ma iOritN.