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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
Ser gGabn war fnr;.@Z

GhtCuQo, IS. 92op. - Charles
%. S1arpen, Elm nSiingling jung an
sSu6ren," bat Ieine rei6ea S6mtegerz
eltern @iQiam 8oloie uro 5rau auf
3ahlunq BON $25O,OOO ShaoenerIaB
perfluQt, neil Iie ibm Die 3uneigung
Der Satin entFremoet bQtten. Sol
oie's 3D6terlein mar tijr3li6 nit 9arz
pep our6Qebrannt, bate ii6 aber balo
iiberreoen laTeH, in oos elterlihe0aus
3uriid3utebren.
Die 8eeroiqung be5 CT =
8olt3ei M uri 6 ais 8ra 2
finoet, lpie i4on gemeIOet, beute gta6z
mittaq nm 2 ll6r pom 1ruuerbauie,
0r. 10, gioroz9roaomup, aus itatt.
9luh deItern pieoer mar ous 5rauerz
6aus BON 5reunoen Oe5 8eritorbenen
ben gan3en Sag bin0ur9 angefiillt.
cSn WtiIm uutee Der q I e I.
- &Qrl ;Sran3, pel6er befanntli6
unqe6li6 Dur6 ben 0Qblri6ter R0s
Der uuf unqeieBli6e Weiie feline glaz
turuliIatiDnspupiere in bieiiger StaOt
erlQnqt BADEN IoQ unb pel6er alsOann
BON R0ber, pie IS 6eiBt, bon bier fort
qeI9afft purDe, I'M ni6t als 3euge
qeqen DenieI6en ouftreten gu f0nnen,
nurbe Qeitern in W}ilpaufee perhaFtet
unb bate DOR bem 8unbes>GOmmtiz
iGr 8looogoob boIelbit Elm 8er60r gu
beIte6en. 0erielbe 6ielt bic gu Sage
Qef0r0erten 9epeiie fir 6inrei6enD,
I'M Jrun3 unter $1,000 8ijrg'6aft gu
fteIIen, in Grman9elung 0srer oerIel6e
in bus 8efdngnib gu punoern bat.
5ran3 fpirb nad Gieii9er Stabt it6er@
gefiibrt neroen.
o5n Derep. ref. 5rte0en : :
Rir6e an Der Gfe Der 9enninlDuz
ntaz2(penue unO Gum6erlanD1traBe
fano qeItern 2(6enb bic 9erlooiun9 Der
6auptqeninne, ipeI6e an bem Quiternz
Souper, perbunoen nit 6air, Del6es
am OienitQg uno Wtittpo4 QbenO baz
iel6it Itattfdnb, ijbrig naren, itatt, Il.
3nar fialan Die 9eninne an Die fDlgenz
ben 9erionen: SeibanOefe, SRI. q.
5ane5; 2ti6sniieb, SRI. 9. 0iusr; Suz
narienoogel, SRI. 8. @o9ner; POrz
trait, 1Srau Spper unO Sri. &. W}oblz
beinri6; SAB Mebl, 6r, 8. @eaer;
Sfapl, SRI. 81. S6nalm; eine SOnz
ne aoblen, 5rau ". M}apni4ein;
5uBitubl, 5rau 9. Ri:6el; auden,
7Srl. g. H0mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
GelOienOMngen

aad1 allen SbeiIen Guropa's beiorst prompt uEs
bini1 bic
@rSepitisn ses .Eeutid1sn Sorreip ponoeHtsn,-
S,9.sgde SaItiuoI.sStT IEs ROis'Otfles<s0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
Sun; nls 0aneircnnO.

Qupeoo, Ser, Is. g}oD. - lie
Der @iuiam Suns, Den Wt0roer un0
Selbitm0roer, bat Die YoIi5ei nod in
Grfabrung gebra4t, Dab feline SAINT
lie, beItebeno aus 6ruu unD &ino, sur
3eit in &inQIton, @.s0., mobnt. 0ort
bate er Dor 5pei Sabren Die Iohter
oe5 angeIebenen W}uiitlebrerS Brof. G..
Siitor gebeiratbet, iie aber BALD oas
raul i'm Slide gelaiIen. Die ermorz
oets @ittDe, osren ri6tiger Name
G6riitine @emm lit, bate &un5 in
ct. 2ouis no6 bei 2e65eiten hires
8atten tennen oslernt. SIR 9erbdltz
niB gu Dem r@au8freuOe" fiibrte 5u
einem gGn5Ii6en 9ru6 3pjIcben DEM
G6epuare. Sie be9db Ii3 3u Jhrem
8ruOer in 9uQas, Ser, uno bort er=
belt fie i'm Ofto6er &uroe Don Oem
2lble6en ibre3 8atten. GeBtSrer bin
terlieB ibr einige tauIenO Dollars.
8un3 DuBte bierDon un0 plunte Die
GrmorounQ Der 0ittme unO ibrer s.
jGbrigan GnteIin 4luru Slider, nm
in ben geiiB oe8 8elOe5 3u 8elargen.
Snfer. LrnTlz Mrtboocn.
Oma 3 Il, Nebr., Is. g}op. - Die
3una6me Der Riiben3ufer 6abrita=
tion i'm Staate bat Den 3uderz3ruIt
peranluBt, CUR llnterOriidung Der gez
fafroro6enoen Gonturren3 Shritts 81
t6un. Die W}afIer uno 6Gnoler iino
ppr Dem 8erfauf BON RU6en3uder aus
9e6ro5ta Qewarnt poroen, fal5 lie
&unDen pes GruIt3 3u bIei6en tDiin=
ihcn. Syn 75oIge oisIer MoBnabme b1t
ith Der 9lbIa5 pon 8ij6en5uder be
trd6tlih DarrinQert, .cail Die 6dnoler
Die 8unIt oes mdatigen 3uter=5ruit5
ni6t oerIaer3en noLlen. Die bieijae
rManuFacturer5' uno Goniumer5'
9(Ifociation" bemU5t Iicb ieBt, fir ben
8ii6en3ufer aus 9}ebra5ta Q6ne5msr
gu finOen. Die Yroouttion Der gro
ben 3utsrz5 z5abriten in Grano Sslano
uno RorTolf in Der g}dbe bon bier er=
rei6t in Dtsiem Sa6r einen 8ert4 DON
$500 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
ScutidI!auo crlpfrbt cine Sflottcn
lStGtiou.

Con D Il, Is. g}pp. - Sine Spez
3iolOspei3e Gus SbanQbai meloet, es
itebe felt, DaB Gbtna feline GinpiIiz
gung oa3u 9egebsn babe, oaB 0suti6z
LAMB cine Der SnIeln in Der gtdbe Der
9afeneinfabrt BON 2lmoD bsIeBt uno
auf OerieIbsn Elm Marineoepot uno
&oblennieoerlage errtdhtet. Wu4r=
fbeinIi6, beiBt es in Der 0epeIhe psiz
ter, Diirfte oit5 81 internationalen
Wetterungen fiibren, osnn 91uBIano
uno 6rantrei6 Deroen Iihsrli4 oieIelz
Ben Yripile9ien forosrn un0 Die 4inez
itife Regierung nirO ni6t umbin
t0nntn, lie 81 bepiIIigen, poOura Die
GiferIu6t 8roB6ritannien'5 gelpedt
unO oieIe W}aht 3u unerfiiQ6aren 6orz
Nnr,t,,o,, p,r,,,I,{,+ I,,orSo,, S;;rE4o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
bic Sampfpinanc ciucs brttiId1cn
&ricssid,iTes aefentert. 48
WIann crtrMufcu.

S6angbui, Is. Nob. - Sine
gum britiIaen 9reu3er Sugar" gez
60rige 9ampfpinaiTe ioQ in Den jaz
pantheon 8epdTern gefentert unO
Die gan3e am 8oro befinoIiAs mann
f6aft, 48 W}ann, iou babel ertrun=
fen fPin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
QuRmnnrens Narlpra.

zine game Stage lit benz QuBpanrtn=Gjs5dft ec=
ptomet iporo,u. Zs Qrobte %lusiuubl uoH corrsticn
GGcons uno ucuctcH WtOoeu, iDelde iCmals in Gal
timore ausGeteut mar, uuo nm cin Srits HIsOrIgcr
i'm Arclie lpIe anncre yQncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
Ser Scatlde Correspondent,

adaIit. rotentIid 1ub eOnufass,
a gsaine, ffieenthnmer ano Heeafteur
(Ratfolssr RON 9. Fainr),
eabp.Rsgce SaltimOrssstruse unO YOif'Stfes'aos.
greis b.staaIid,sm sm eIattes, burt 5rdssr beiorst,
Srnfs pro aBotSe sanbar an bic oas Sat beoreenoen
Srda,r-I aaiidi n,bf eomntaesssinse eass% % untsr
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pIo SapI, lmt tntssu
ETit SoSStassbIaft portor,i, nit abius tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro sapr na6 irssso sin:m Ssts PCS Sa!aS1 a.
ses 81 nat GuI.9a; mm,ae s;f;ni,e sratsme sIstt
In lsn WtttI= urb Shofacten:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16
0as 2siGi8fe! 9as Sefe!

gpon id}r,i5, an Or. RnoDa0& & 6 O., Ir. IS
elm.ztrage 0,rv= 9ort fur eju,n Ratbgtbsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-16

The German Correspondent,
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(succcssor to +, RAINEh
s. w. COR. BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE
DAILY, delivered by carriers to the subscribers
.or,. ,sr vael,. nAIr,Y and SUNDAY Is cents per
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! sr-NDAY by mail. postage prepaid by puolIsHsrr
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! ton WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
| Inducements 20 clubs $50 per annum 20 any
! mart of the country; SUNDAY PAPER without bAIIy
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| CUEAPEsT GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
! soUTHERA STATES.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

tSaeoAe7 being hey great grandfather, il
Is natural tho trend of her interests
should ca toward the hcttcrmrut of
humankind
IN appearance Mrs, Srotson is Of
MEDIUM hesAI, slcudeI, qUicl. Of move
ment. Iivr race Is at delicate mold. the
eyes datE and expressive. in dlcss and
manner she possesses that Now England
simplicity that Invariably attracts.
MIS- Stelson came to Hull House
several weeks ago from California,
Where she mas resided seven yCus. Five
years ago She began writing clever
verSes' which We're subsequently pub
!ishcu under the title In This Our
world Probably tho most popular
poem Is similar Gases, " which has
been translated into many languages.
NH' only as writer, but as speaker,
IS Mrs stegson well known, particular
~ along the Pacific coast The unique
way IN which sio presents new lines Of
thouSht developed her popularity as u
lec'uic or Oh interesting questions OF Tie
u%S' heFe are some oil her subjects :
"oil"h 5 suffrage and Man suffer
HhsS' Which deals with woman'S en-
reimbursement Tho Woman's Club
"ii,' mo domestic strife, which con-
Steers ihe new woman and the servant
9ueStloh me submerged Third. y
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT NEWS.

Nn,yuort N,ve y, ~, n,
cinD-'Th" funeral of Misc ,,, s,os.,f T.,
y.nr, ai ,,,,' H. ,t, w. ,i'ST r.N't GLOSS ~
airs a linse ~, ~ w. at, ir'
Cured here S,ttlr,nv toni, ,i!, ,''' -, ".
,hc NJ. /, Ch,,,.r -. 'r, u'n'r rom
o'clocE I'm mo myas.,", az l.. ,,''"' ~
On sorroyTuI rri,,,Is ;rIo ~ ''t ,;,
chandler nficint.I ,,,I ~, ~
ystuir men """ ',~ lT'ioWliiS
Mrssrs ISrarL N,ir'rd P q "''i ~ =, -
Arthur Mallntt pnI,,h n,,ii,,n
I>rnt ana HMM, n,l ',U''''S' =.
,n,utimm. ,,,nr,. ,.,,,' ~" 'olhi "r-
quisitc design Of Tho "Wni,e,,. ~, w,
i,"inr s,,,, -. ~, MN N"itg"G ,,,' ross
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
BLACKSBURG, VA.
Religious Meetings al Ihc college
Reception tn the Graduate studc:ts.
l}lacksburE. Va. Oct. II. 1927

BlaCksburE. Va. oct H. 1925.
Editor Norfolk VirGiniau:
Rev. Frank S:.ingfei.rw is corductinG
: series OF meetings In the college chap
Il. The services are well attended and
considerable interest is being mani
tested even at this early stage His
thrilling illustrations. taken as they
are. from actual experience as Il scout
IN the Army Of Northern Virginia. inn
press his sermons on the mind as
nothing else would do
most enjoyable receptions was ten.
dered the graduate students of the Col
leg" last evening at the PRESIDENTS \
true type of the old Southern hospital
!tN and culture may he seen In Or.
nc 5rNdc. No young man Knows him
hut 10 admire and no student comes I'M
der his Influence who is not made bet
ter.
The large new boiler. lust shipped
here, 10 now being put in position. ant:
soon the power plant of the college nlu
chine shops wiil toe doubled in efficiency.
Steadii! everything moves onward in
that well regulated institutions
The game OF foot bah to he played ON
the grounds Of III" y aud NJ College to-
morrow between the y. und NJ school
team HnG that OF st. Adams School is
ATTRACTING moro aud more ntercs, as
tn" time for the contest draws nearer.
Every cadet in colleg" takes more ok
crcisc. trains his muscle more In So
tret on account of these uig-sl:in con
tests.
McSsrs. Wheeler porchcr. Jorrol ana
Murllii leave tO-morro for WaehinC
ton wher" they undergo a rigid cNami-
nation FOR appointments IN the United
states Revenue cutter Service Al
ready three of the last years graduates
hoIG positions of commissions iu .r.si-
hctiS IN this department of the N4yy-.
IN" cool, dry weather here is almost
rhch"inindl IN it's duration. The grass
" airy on every hlli ahead OF its season,
,fln-S ana hold running atrl. ms ar,
- the lowest ,bh Wc wall. ana Griv,
iHiCuEh clouds of dust
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
EDENT0N, N. c.

The comedy event of the season vii,
hc "A Breezy Time" by Fit2 ana Web
stor at Rca'S opera House. FRIDAY o.
tobcr 18th
Mr.. a. G. Mitchell returned Saturday
from Baltimore
Rev. j. Hartwell Edwards. of War
renton. y. G.. preached Sunday nicht
al the Baptist Church.
Quite u large crowd was present o,
me baptism sunday morning. at which
Time Rev j. f. White haptiscd thirty
nine
Mr. w. o. Hazard left Saturday for
Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

over 800 people fitted with glasses in
norfolk by DIR. Week. and no com
plants h. II. GALE. l52 Main st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
I'M BERK LEY.

Mr.. X. FRANK Hamburg ana Miss Mary
a. Tasker will be married this after
noon at " O'Clock at the residence Of the
pllne,Hiect' No. 80 East street. South
east Washington. u. G. Mir ana Mrs
iinnhury viii reside in iicrkIcy
Miss Lizzie NJ. and Ethel 4. Moore
VIII be married. respectively. to MI.
Thomas VI. Wmiugdor. Jr. and MIR.
iar" NJ Macknn, this morning at :
O'Clock. ut the residence of the brides.
corner of Pine and Mulberry streets.
berkeley.
DEATH IN HERkLEY.- MIR VIM. T..
MiuGeon 81 resident of Gilncrton.
died Sunday afternoon 1T the residence
oi ms brother, j. L. Widgcon on Mon
'clant avenue. Bcrkloy. The deceased
was ;? gears of age and single He
hat ior long tim" suffered with n
tilloat disease. lately his lungs became
aitrcteu, and I" this his death is due
IN" funeral Will take place from tho
hcrkicy Avenue BAPTIST Church this
morning al 1850 O'clock
Tfli NE 'rt GEN. MNHDNE. -
Roy. Hc"rr" u. Ray. D u. in the dis
cusaiun az the "nll i'uths' in the Chrst e.
nut street N. H. ChdrCh s;ui.Hay morn
ing. paid q beautiful lriby,, a. Maior-
General William Ai&huno j'ujnlniit;,
the thought ui TIA" "Eut,-rhluI uf ia j
aud hr"tntrtu"G OF Ma" that has
in"rhrd "a" tracf Of thc sf-os. he '~ic
counted II Il privilege tp stand usi-
covered with tho Confederate Veterans
IN Petersburg last Wednesday, to re
criY" i,t intcrmcJ.l the rc;nni?s ur
Mnjor-G"n"rnI Malone. Although
many "i us differed from him in poll
Ties W" accord t. the Hero of ;hr GA
ter an ton"r"d place among tle true
ana nr"v" men who surrendered at
ArI"natt"N. lie will live IN history
w'ih such men as Leo, Jackson. Long
street. Early ana Pickett. Ills life was
a stormy ono Peace to his ashes and
ble.s!mG ON his hmmANhnlL"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
Ono OF the sutcrc.tiu& Residents of
Hut Mouse. ttic,,gn.

~ sal that Mira. Charlotte Perkins
E,e,jor, tina writer and lecturer. who
ms become a resident ut Hull House, is
an unusually progressive thinker is to
declare . great deal III this era Of the
1iaN woman. IN peculiar touch with tie
great questions OF the day rs they tend
10 the ethical development of tho race.
nhe Is essentially one of the best types
OF WOmauhood
81 In what arc you most intercSted:"
she was asked yesterday afternoon.
Humanity" was the instant rcjoin,
osr
What part Of humauity?"
Woman, was the equally prompt
response
This hricf conversation tolls it's own
story. Mis-. Stctson is humanitarian.
Descended from many generations Of
Now England ministers, DR.. Lyman
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
EN- P0RAI, VA.

Emporia, Va. oct. l4.t-Snccion- -\t,
w T.. Rawles popular young rngi.
netr OF the Atlantic and Danvill. rail-
road, was in town Saturday. Mir
hawies will shortly lead To the hyme-
neal altar one Of GrecnsVille's most 81
tfactiNe and accomplished young daugh.
Mr.; John w. Weymouth. Of HAMPTON
va, has been appointed principal OF the
graded school Wv
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STEAMED BROWN BKEAD.

TWO cupfuls corn meal. one OF era
nam; on"-third OF m0iassos two cup
iuls sour milk; one rounding TEASPOON
soda on" OF salt Mix thoroughly, pour
int" buttercd bread boiler or tim pail.
Ilac" IN steamer over steady heat for
I'VE hours. or the pail can be- set in hot
water IN covered kettle. Brown ia
oven If desired
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15
The VIRGIAIAA'S DAILY HINTS 10 YOJSEKEEPER
BILL OF FARE FOR To-.aoRRow,
'orIEi"url
WEDNESDAY OCT. is, 1896.
BREAiEAST

Grapes. Oatmeal.
Breakfast Stow. Butter Toast.
Apple Sauce. biscuits Coffee
DINNER
itagOut of Beef Caulifiuwpr
lohllto Sadcc. Creamcd Potato.
Sweet Picked Blackbcrricg
White Bread. Rice Pudding. Cookies
SUPPER
Meat Pates. Steamed Brown Bread.
Baked tAppiCS. Cake. Tca
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-15

end
tt.i TIv l.r
t.orio
ti, I'M coiya
II
J.St rho aiiin
an a!N viii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26
The Goid-Brick Mans Bail.

one OF the few refreshing features about
he gold. brick case was that the forfeited
al was promptly paid.
We wonder how many forfeited ball
onds there are in this state upon which
10 collections have been made? We
much fear that the interests of the Com
nonwcalth In this respect are not al
Ways well protected Nor are the courts
llways as cautious as they should be in
tccepting sureties. Here and there
hroushout the State II is quite the Gus
ON for VIGOROUSLY ipsoiyent men TO be
accepted as sureties.
True. they'make answer under oath to
he judges or Justices questions. but
we're that officer doing business on hts
lccount. 1t might be possible for him to
,scertain with greater accuracy the SOL
rency or insolvency Of the person I'm
question.
However, We are TO congratulate our
elves that though the goldbrick man Is
;one (but we doubt if he has gone abroad,
md has escaped punishment. we have his
1000. less about 5000 paid out in costs.
The costs were running up very rapidly
n this case. and, We repeat, II the
ourneying of the prisoner from Judge 10
Judge had continued, the State Treasury
night have been Oankrupted. 1t remains
be seen whether our Legislature will
continue upon the statute books the laws
hat make these charges possible. We
hink that they will not. but there's no
cling. Other expenses equally unjustiha-
'le--for instance the present system of
ringing prisoners to the peniten,iary-
iay, been continued year after year.
hough over and over again called 10 the
attention Of the two houses OF the Lesis-
Azure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26

Congressman McCreary, OF Kentucky.
who was chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs in the last House. and
was a member OF the international none
tary conference which net at Brussels in
1892, is quoted az saying that The sdvent
of tbs Salisbury Ministry In England Will
be I'm the interest Of bimctalllsm lie not
only regards Lord Salisbury as f".eudy 10
an international monetary agreement. but
as a statesman who will lie more LITERAL
in his general policy than ROsebery.
While England has long maintained gold
standard. Mr.. McC:eary has no dodbt
that bimetallism has many friends amCr =
the manufacturers, agricuturists, and
businessmen of that country. and that
this movement is growing 80 that the min
istry would be sustained in supporting an
international agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26

health breaking has languishch
and died. There are hundreds OF cases
Of. Insomnia h@e where the attending
physician should write as his prescrlp-
ton: Remove the dog"
We can easily claim that bowling dogs
have done more harm here than mad
dogs We venture to say that no physi-
clan ever saw a case Of hydrophobia In
Richmond. Certainly the late venerable
Dr. Beate said that he had never seen
case; nor physician who had Seen
case here. This. however, only shows
the rarity OF the disease and our good
fortune in escaping II. In other parts
Of the State in recent years there have
been unmistakable cases Of hydrophobia
ending 40 the custom is In death.
Every year-about this time-we try 10
rouse up a spirit OF rebellion against the
bowling and whining Of dogs IN our
neighhors' back lots but our efforts are
little encouraged. Nervous people lose
Sleep. grow weary. and complain much
over the nuisance from which they suffer.
hut they seldom or never go 10 the po-
lice with their trouble. Bot II will not
always be so Richmond y growing.
The more people We have here the less
room there will be--the less liberation
there will be-for bowling dogs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-26
WEDNESDAY........JUNE rs, 1875.
The Republican Pnrty Next Year.

Let not the reader suppose that the Nat
.oual Convention OF the League Of Rcpuh-
ucan clubs hold at Cleveland last Week
was unworthy eff the repeated notices
chieh we have given 20 1t. That conven-
ION fully carried out the programme upon
when its part of the immediate work OF
he Republican parry was laid, dowa. ii
.endsrea. certs IA the truth OF the forecast
Witch We have repeatedly made as ~
that that party may be expected to 10
.ext year In other words. the National
Convention of Republican Clubs pointed
lut to whO,nsoever IL might interest tnst
ne free silver movement would he
rushed next year. so far 40 the Republi-
AN party was concerned. The leaders
II tine Marty have left no room for doubt
non the subject 4 great national con
.eltiou has assembled. done its work. and
.JioUrnod, and yet left hardly a ripple
mon the surface Of the political sea-
rrce silver las proved itself t. have no
cal friends within the Republican party
certainly none amongst the leaders of
LAT party
We are concerned now as 10 what the
republicans propose 10 do Ia order 10
lcfeat the election of the nominee of, The
lcxt national convention for President OF
ne United states. The Cleveland cOnven-
ion was one of the "straws" to which
Te referred in our article of Saturday.
I'm that convention. which had been eN-
5ccted by the uninatiatcd to prove itself
% be fun OF free siiverites, there was ao-
solutely such a silence imposed upon the
iGecates as proved beyond a doubt that
silver viii have few friends in the Re-
publican party 10y the time the next Re-
publican National Convention meets.
housh the delegates u the Cleveland con-
reni!0n professed 10 be satisfied with the
outcome Of the action of that body and
.ecidcd for themselves that they would
aise no outcry against that action. Here
ct us point out another straw II
: the fact that not one of the Republican
.andidatcs for President attended the
Cleveland convention. BOT Harrison nor
sherman. NOR Mckinley, nor Reed, nor
my other aspirant dared to pat MS foo;
n Cleveland whilst the convention was
n session Mckinley went to Cleveland
aver the conception ADJOURNED.
There was no roll-call in the Cleveland
convention on the adoption Of the resolu-
ions which that body sent out to the
country as its work. In fact, silver was
slain in the Cleveland Convention, and
lencefogth it will be the business, as ii
vii be the duty. Of all good Republicans
D cast a stone upon the grave in which
silver is buried, or is hereafter 10 be
buried.
And so we repeat here. 10 be pondered
~ all good Democrats, what we said on
saturday last, that what with the Presi-
.ent and all his officials working against
rec coinage backed up by the almost
nerpowering influence of the New Eng
and states and the Middle States. the
prospect Of the free coinage of silver doe1
lot seem bright - .~