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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1886.
MAKE TT SHORT


There is no good reason why the in
terwoven resolution introduced yester-
day by Senator White. of California.
should take the place of the simple an
nouncement respecting Cuba which al
ready has been presented for the con-
sideration of both houses of congress.
The man must be skilled i'm grammar
who can read the long resolution offer
ed yesterday by the senator from Los
Angeles and easily grasp it's meaning.
1t is an argument. a plea and a recital
of facts, so confused in reservations
and so complex in it's conditions as to
be without force or effect; the White
resolution is, in fact, a reminder of the
famously long sentences which, as
many readers of the Standard will re-
member. Mr.. Evarts, when he was in
the Hayes cabinet, used to write mere
ly to be amused over the efforts of his
associates to find out what he was
driving at.
We are not sure that Senator Nor
gan is right in his predictions respect
ing Cuba; his theory is that the day is
not so very far distant when Cuba will
count one of the sisterhood of states
that make up the union. 1t is not
clear that the Cubans are fitted for
American citizenship or that they soon
will be. Yet there can be little oppor-
tunity for differences of opinion re-
specting the merits of the war which
the Cuban patriots are waging-surely
they merit the sympathy of the people
of this country.
Let an expression to that effect come
in good terse English, II IL comes at
all Let II be so pointed that its trans
lation into Spanish. for use in Madrid
will leave no wide openings for diplo-
matte Interpretation. 1t would worry
clever linguists to turn Mr.. Whites
sinuous phrase into forceful utterances
in any foreign tongue. The better way
would be a concise declaration to the
effect that this government hopes TO see
Cuba win. That announcement, IL
worth making at all, can be made so
plain that every body in Spain will know
what this country's congress means.
Colonel John A. Cockerill. writing
from Japan to the New York Herald,
says he has just heard about the first
class s12 bicycles of Japanese manu-
facture which have been creating a
panic among San Francisco merchants
and manufacturers. Colonel Cockerill
thinks ii odd that every steamer from
that city ito Yokohama has a consign-
ment of American bicycles that sell in
Japan at from 800 to 1925 in gold.
Colonel Cockerill says that the Japan
csc do not even buy their own bicycles.
but buy American bicycles for s125
each. The story OF the deluge OF cheap
goods from Japan seems to have been
put on the market by the manufactur-
ers who recently met in Chicago to beg
for a restoration of the Mckinley tariff
rates.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

1t cannot be denied that there are
certain elements Of greatness about
President Cleveland after all. Mrs.
Cleveland now weighs 1876 pounds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

The governor of South Carolina
thinks the quality of the whiskey dis
pensed by the state should be i'm
proved. He must be expecting a visit
from the governor of North Carolina.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

The esteemed Inter Mountain wants
TO know what has become of the Boies
boom. Possibly II is out chasing the
lost Cameron boom.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

1t seems that Prince Troubetzkoy.
the bridegroom of Amelie Rives, is a
young fellow without a cent His
nerve is her fortune, sir. she said.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25

40 Pieces Fancy Black Dress Goods.
worth CSC, 75c, 81 yard; you take your
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-25
For soc yard.
4 Pieces Mohair for 81, worth $50.
Must Have More Room
And They Must Go.

The New Wash Fabrics are ready, and
we are showing newer, nicer and prettier
goods than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30
rrnncrtr Transfers.

Richmond: James c. Condrey 70 Ann
T. Carrie t.. and Frank J.. Condrey'
Interest in % feet ON west side OF Fourtn
street between Louisiana avenue ana
Denny street. s..
Mary T.. Ford 10 Allen Potts. one fourth
interest in 90 feet On St. James street be-
tween Baker and Charity, and damages
,,.tiob may be recovered I'm case Of Mary
T. Ford VS.. Priscilla WoodsOn.
JosaDh Hcadley and Hattie Rdgway'
certain furniture. s..
w a. M0ncure. special commissioner
10 Mary ID. Barksdale's trustee, 80 Ieet
on Broad street, northwest corner or
Madison. 500.
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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.
From FnrmVille, Charlottesville,
HoyvardSviIIe. Fort Monroe, Colds
boro', Oxford, Henderson, and

From FnrmVillc, Charlottesville,
HowardsviiIe, Fort Monroe, Colds
bOrO', Oxford, Henderson, and
south boston.
The Association for the Development
Of Richmond Trade have completed all
arrangements with eight lines for the
next excursions and the schedule of all
trains viii be published I'm the Sunday
papers. Every care Will be exercised in
conducting these excursions. Special
coaches will be devoted to colored ex-
curslonlsts. and also TO smokers. The
excursion will differ only In one respect
from the last one. and that viii be In
the ample accommodations that will be
afforded everybody. There will be plenty
Of cars on every line, and cars will be
left at difernt stations, so that pas
sengers who intend coming TO Richmond
may board the car and secure seats be-
fore the regular excursion train TO which
this car viii be attached comes along.
The train from South Boston will be
run on May nth. Monday; and return
from Richmond on the following day
Tuesday. May 18TH. The train will be
under the management Of Messrs. Car
Tlngton and Vaughan.
Henderson. n. c.. on Monday, May nth:
returning from Richmond the following
day-Tuesday, May 18th. train will
also be run on the Auanic-Coast Line
from Goldsboro'. ~ c.. May nth: re-
turning the 18th. on this line special
coaches will be left at Rocky Mount.
Wilson. and Whitakers, and excursion
lists can board these cars TO await the
arrival Of the regular excursion train.
The train from Farmviie, on the Nor
folk and Western, will be run on the
18th. and return the same day The
round-trip fare will be 81. The train will
stop at all points between Farmvlue and
Church Roads; and. I'm order that no
people shall be left this time. the asso-
citation has arranged 10 leave one car
each al Blackstone. Crewe and MOTTO
way, and people can board these cars.
awaiting the arrival of the excursion
train.
GU the Chesapeake and Ohio road a
train Will be run from Old Point on the
lith; returning the same day; round-trip
fare, 81. The Howardsvillc train will be
also run the same day. and returning
the same day. The rate OF fare will
be 81 The Charlottesville train will also
run May 18th. and return the same
day. The rate OF fare win be $50.
This Is due 20 a condition which the Exc
cutive Committee could not control.
An excursion train will be run on the
southern road from oxford. n. c.. on
Wednesday May 18th; returning from
Richmond Thursday May 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30

General Lee Tnkes the Oath OF once
ucfore ComUfs-tOncr Atkins.

General Ftzhugh Lee yesterday took
his oath Of Office as Committeeman 10
cuba before Commissioner Thomas >.
Atkins. and will leave for the lsiana
probably the early part OF next week.
The Ex-Governor had arranged with a
baltimore firm for his bond. and this
ne signed in the presence Of Postmaster
Cullngworth and Collector Ryan, ana
forwarded to Washington. lie VIII get
his nnal Instructions from President
Cleveland either Friday or Saturday.
General Lee says he does not feel any
unessiness in regard TO the effect or me
climate Of Cuba on his health. lie VIII
not. however take his family 20 the island
until the fan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30

her womauhood that any disturbance OF thls
sensitive organism throws the whole system
ont Of harmony. Female weakness"
causes nine-tenths Of all the wretchedness
which women endure. II can never be per.
manently relieved by local treatments"
That Is generally an expensive embarras-
ing useless make-shin What is needed 10
Dr. piefce's Favorite Prescription 10 reach
the innermost sources Of the trouble and
restore health and strength directly to the
internal organs. This stops the weakening
drains which sap LIES foundation heals
all liberated conditions, gives the ligaments
elastic power of themselves 70 correct mis-
placement of internal organs and imparts
tone. vigor ndvitality 70 the entire iehinine
organism. in a word the Favoute Pre-
seription" makes healthy, happy women.
Dr. Pierce is the Chief Consulting Physician
Of the lnv4ud-' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo. n y he has made liic-study OF woc-
mems peculiar ailments over ninety pages ~
his great work. " The Peoples Common sense
Medical Adviser" are devoted 10 the consideia.
ton OF diseases peculiar to women. Su,eesslul
means Of homc-tfeatment are therein suggested,
making IL unnecessary 10 employ a pnYsiCan'
or 10 submit 70 his examinations ana lhe
stercotyped bat generally useless, local treat
mcut" Tweuty-one (2I one-eent stamps 70
cover cost Of mailing oHiy, will hiring copy
Of this useful book Address, Wcrld us
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30

on the line has been going on for ABOUT
a week. and yesterday everything va"
announced ready for the instruments
and The phones we're accordingly put IN.
They worked very well, and conversa-
ton was easily carried on between me
two institutions, though there was some
little humming noise, which occasionally many
is heard at almost any phone. ms
however. viii be remedied.
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RAILROAD LINES
eS4 ~ ,-as1s.a - iszt'is.- .fS ,ifS'---sSv
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III ANO POTOMAC RAILROAD.
.s-uIIJDl.r l.N III rLDI ApElL IL, 1886.

LEAVE BYRD-sTREET STATION
7.UU A. ~, Daily. Tor N dsnlu-tOu and
points North. stops at Elba
and local stations. Pullman
= COM Daily, except Sunday. for
Washington aud points North.
stops at IIhl. Ashland. Dos
well. Milford fredericksburg.
Brooke. and Whitewater Par
l0r-Car; also, connects with
Congressional Limited at
us NJ. Dauy f0r Washington and
points North. Stops a. Elha.
Ashland. boswell Milford.
Frelercksburg Brooke. and
Widawater. and other stations
sundays. Sleeper. Richmond 10
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREEr STATION
ON ~ brooke. Frederichsburr. Mil
ford. boswell and Ashland
and other stations SUNDAYS.
Sleeper. New York 20 Rich
9.5P. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. stops
at local stations ana ElIl.
Pari0i-Car from Washington.
IN y NJ. Daily. stops only az Fred
'4N erickFburg. boswell and Ash
land. Puilman-Cars from New
York and Washington.
70 * 4. NJ. Daily. Stops az principal local
stations and ElhI Sleeping
Car Connects with Congress
si0nal Limited between New
York and Washington.
COORDINATION.
DAILY. except SIudayJ
400 j.. NJ. Leaves Byrd street station.
$40 4. 81 Arrives Byrd-Street station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY. except Sunday)
T18 A. NJ Leaves Elh1.
GOO L. n. Leaves Elha.
Gas A. VI. Arrives Elha.
6.Oi p NJ Arrives Eiba
G A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager,
q. T. ID. MYERS. President fe u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30
A phone Co the Farm.

The State Prison Is now in telephone
communication with the penitentiary
farm, located about twenty-seven miles
from Richmond. on the James-River
Diyision OF the Ch6saDeake & Ohio. Work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30
Y0RK-RlYER LINE, nwE,rww
THE FAvoRrrE ROUTE NORTH
LEAYE KICHMOND-

TRAIN so I'D. $40 h. ~
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily except s-.
day stops at AN stations. A. l.sf
Manor connects with stage flr Walker
ton. also. at West Point. with l.u.
River steamers for Baltimore.
TRAIN so lG. l5 p. e.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. lais .l
Sunday Close connection dt M -st 4.i
With steamer for Baltimore.
Steamers leaye Baltimore at p N.
and West Point o u. NJ, daily ,t.
Trains from West Point arrive no D.
nond at 90I a. NJ. daily, 1870 A. q.
daily. except Sunday and Mor|Hr arl
at i30 r. NJ. daily except str'a.
TRAIN 10. 81. $50 a. d.
LOCAL MIXED, daily, eA-.Y.
leaves Twenty street l.l ""'
Point aud intermediate points.
Tickct-Ohce at station. foot NJ ~.
street. open from 500 a. M. t0 go r. Do
and from $50 T.. NJ TO 200 :.
j. 81. CILP. W. a. l.Hh.
Traffic Manager General Pass ~
W. IT, GREEN. General Slusr.t
q W. CECIL Travelling fI.'.nf
AGENT. go east Main street. F
Va 10 "
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ASSETS

by 56l56
Loans morg4ge duly recorded ana S is interest due
all
gage loans L-''
aue o
coIat value Of motgt-d
,Cco1.TT org 86NSS Of THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
cdRP0RATED THIS STATE AND OF ALI OTHER
R0NDS AND STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY BY THE COM
Ac5'3J2T or BONDS OWNED ABSOLUTELY by THE COMPANY
As DECEMHER 81,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
b~ OLD DOMINION
4 - STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
49, f9s,CA DAILY LINE
n 49, FOR
NEW YORK.

PASSENGERS can leave Richmond DAILY
via Chesapeake and ono railway az ',e'
y ~. on Richmond and Petersburg rdl--
road (N0rfo * and W e-t-In I9ntel ;W a.
NJ. connecting at norfolk with ola DO
mini0n-L.1c steamer, sailing same eve
ming for New York
ALL-WATER ROUTE
steamship Old Dominion leaves Rich
nond every Monday 40 900 T. H. Tor
~ YORK via James river
NTTtcl,ets on sale at Richmond Transfer
C,o0npaov'- gJ3 east Main street. Chesa-
Deate and ohio railway, ana Richmond
and Petersburg' ralfod1 dep9's, aL'. az
c0mpany's office. III east Main sireet,
richmond. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT
s,- New, York and all points beyond can
t eb-rusd by direct steamers, sailing
s-,n Richmond every MONDAY AND
if.ll siii1r richmond WEDNESDAY 500 r.
ri f1T Norfolk, connecting with steamer
io Manifest closed one hour before sailing
uFF yrccight received and forwarded and
,brourh bills OF ladiug issued for all
northern, eastern. and foreign points.
FROM NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave Daily. except Sun
d4v no Norfolk or old Point Comfort,
cS1nacflnE with Norfolk and Western
TT99iiiir0Sd Or Cnesapeake and Ohio railway.
Uirert steamers (vIa James-k.ver rOute),
leave every SATURDAY tbHsspuger and
F@eighfl. and Monday freight only
SAILING from companys pier 40. 26
North river foot OF Beach street az 800
y NJ. Saturday, 400 =. w.
Freight received and forwarded daily
For further Information apply %
JOHN +. MAYER, Attorney
1872 east Main street.
Richmond Va.
" T, Guulaudcu. Nice-Presideut and
Trafir Manager. New York an
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH TSBA
HOHD AND NORFOLK -@s&astZasS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
Freight fo- Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received I'll sailing hour; FOR
sundays steame- TIL L. ". Saturday.
Freight received daily ANTI . L. Nj.
Fare, S.
For further information apply to
j. W MCAkRICK,
General Southern Agent office, Rockets.
". p. CLYDE & co,
taH General Agents. Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30

Nanager-E. T. BEDDAIL
organized or IncOrporated-lAl9. ,,-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30

DOOK AND JOB WORK N = %, sa,Sg
ID ExECUrED Ar rhG DisfAl'"
ING HOUSE,
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.&Wa A CHESAPEAKE
I..,9I% n,
sS4ITS;a+ OHIO RAILWAY
EFFECTIVE APRIL o. is.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. bt-1-'
STREET STATION. ..
So 4. 81. Da4lJ, "lth $500. 500
Norfolk. Pofts-.
Point Newport --".' --'
8s5P H.. Daily Win pullman 90
local stations. ArHp
OR Point norfolk. all
mouth. Connects ..f
Old Dominion 1teau51.y 60.
Iauy for Sew l.ih ...
60 A. NJ, Local train, eAN.tl
meets al G5rI0nu.s 90
orange. kiplal,
CalvertOn. Manassas, f''
dr.a. ana Wa-nne
Union Station. Char 1.l-''
for LJuchburs. 90 tt-
Iiagerstown; at a.--H.oA '''
215 p. ~. the Ci6cinrau and S. u
Limited. daily with
mans 10 Cincinnati, L.A
and IT, Louis STOPS p.s -t
portant stations.
at Ashland for Lex
and Louisville. Meaa
on DMius-Cars 80. %
Train. except sunday,
above tram from
E2oP. NJ i6'ai Train. except slr'it
Wv - Accumulation tar Ca4r
i0tt-5yille. s
1879 P n. Daily fo =, f Gi9i.4''. T..
louisville tu Cincinnati
Louisville Meals feft-i %
D'nlng-Cars Connect. -- IN
ington. Va, daily ief "
Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EICHTH-aIH---
STATION.
g.6A NJ. Daily for LyuchblrE L.As
tom, Va. aId liIl..H
Connects az Brrmu.
sunday Tor R0sne
ilrg daily. WIN ~
r.. and the Southern .t.'
Tor SolthweFt aut
Eessomer. except n.fI.f
cruz civ. and 40 ~. ,-.
Forgs with 30. j Tor
amp NJ. Except SUNDAY Local -,-''
dalton for Co'umh .,..,.r.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HIlii'-D
BROAD-STREET sIAllv-.
$40 A. Al. Daily. llom Cincinnati 1.
il.50 A. a.. Daily. from Noilel@ --1
$50 P. H.. BABY BABY. from Cincinnati O."
go p. NJ. Daiiy' from Norfolk aai 0'
Point vr alV
7:i5 Z. NJ. Except sunday 'FoI'
ton Forge. .,.-r
rpArXs ARRIVE EIGHrh-sl l'-.'
STATION. -.t..s
800 A. A.. Except SUNDAY l'e''
bla. .t-s Les
egP. NJ. DAILY from LyncA04fs' 80
inXt6n. Va. and DN
JOHN ID i' -ot
tan Division P2sscngcf 49,
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NO EXTRA FARE On Asr TRAM.

~ EAihh fAa- w AM lfAIN.
No. 4O3.-"The Atlanta Special" f,.-..
Richmond, DAILY, az 1886 uIeIf
Henderson, ARRIVE Durham daily. r.....
dag] Raleigh. SANFORD. Sonfho-r IIr.. W
ton Wade-noro. Monroe. tHu.H..
shelby. RHttJri0riton. Chester Clinton. l....
wood. AtbcviIc Eihefton. Athens. ATTAIN,
Augusta Macon, Chstfsrooea Nt.Hr.I. ...
Texas MeyiCo. California aad Oh. W...
Memphis Sold Limited IlMn. Hf. p
Buffet Sleepers and Nesu1siod to.....
0pml.
No. ii.-"The s. a. T.. Express" leave.
Richmond, DAILY, at Dos a.u'.. E..H....
sou. Durhan. daily except ~rfIr
Sanford. southern Pines. WLmH... T.
boro Monroe Charlotte. Chester. t.l.. U
wood. Abbovil'e Elherfcn. Ath.r A1IANIt
Macon Pensacola, llatisuHrEH Na-.
Memphis Montgomery Sew UIHIrs I....
MoNico and fl8 Southwest 'FH a.H U.....
Solid Train. with pullm1n ~.eenoa ana l......
also. Sleeper Hamlet 10 Wilmington.
Arrive Richmond, 640au- 6.npn I..
For tickets. baggage checks. sleeping .a....,
va.0us, etc, apply ,o
II. NJ. BOYNIN. Sol. pass'r Agent
$50 East Main ST., EItWOSD.Y,
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Bargains in Groceries
FOR THIS WEEK.

You Can Save 20 Per
Cent. by buying Your Gro
cerieS of
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JUN I. w 7 Nv y w -
1872 east Main street,
Richmond. Va
W r. Guulaudcu. Vice President an-
,rrefHr Manager. New York an
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ARRIVE
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

New Yory, August G.-To-morrow
morning the World viii say:
senator David L. Hiu Will support
the nominees of the Chicago coayen-
ton. A formal announcement Of his
position, it is said, viii be MADE pubic
w-,hin q few days
The facts. the World viii say, were
learned by Senator James X. Jones,
chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee on q visit TO Senator Hlll at
ie-By-The-Se2, Wednesday
night. The meeting with Senator iii!
is sad to have been a cordial one. 10
"a personal friend. The Word WI say
Senator Jones remarked significantly:
iii. is all right
The chairman, according TO the
World. had become somewhat anxious
over the continued silence OF the Sen3-
tor from New York upon the political
question. He desired TO find Ou- exact
.v where the senator stood and how
long ne was going to stand there.
Mr.. Jones dined with Mr.. Hill al the
N0rm4ui.e ana met state Chairman
H.uck.ey and John b. S-anchileld.
From mutual friends, the World VIII
say, IL was learned lh2- their talk was
extremely frank. The Worlds article
continues
Mr.. an expressed his feelings free
lv about ,le Cl.c5So convention and lis
platform and OF tna contest chat had
been going ON in his O@n mlAG as 10
his du,y as q Damocra, at this tine.
BC.ore they were through /, is said he
,0.u Senator Jones The New York State
Convention wou.d in ali probability en-
d0.sa ,he ticket named At Chicago and
rcd.i4m its own platform adOp,ed at
the last Sate convention. Ar. H-h 1t
is said. told Senator JcDes THAI he would
stand by ,ae action Of bis own S,ate
convention aad work legally for its nom
.ue5s. That. De thought, is all that
could D. asked Of aim.
The Worlds article then continues 10
say Jha- Senator Jones received The in
-omaJon tla, Senator Murphy was
thoroughly IN favor of endorsing the
ticket.
Commenting upon the pr 5enC9 Of
joan B. o1Lcifcid q, Nogmandie. The
World VIII say that it was nearly as
much of an even, politically as Was me
Visit Oh National Chairman Jones 2ld
says:
Mr.. S-alchGelJ has been an avowed
candidate for Governor since January.
Since The adjournment of ,he iegisia-
-ur5 he mas made pretty thorough can
yass OF the State. }ir. Hill appeared TO
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

Pittsburg. Pa, August 6.-The train
bearing Hon. VIM. ]. Bryan, the Dem
ccratic nominee for the Presidency, and
party, to the notification meeting al
Madison Square Garden, New York, on
the 18th. VIII leave Chicago over the
Pennsylvania railroad system on next
Sunday night, the 9,h inst, and will ar
rive in New York on Tuesday evening,
the nth inst. The run will be over the
Fort Wayne route, on the Atlantic eX-
press known as train No. 4, leaving Chi
caso at 11:30 p. m. on Sunday and reach
ina Pittsburg at $40 o'clock on Mon
dav afternoon. A stop oven night Will
he made here. En- route 20 this city
the train will pass through Fort wayne
~ 5:23 q. m. Lima, Chic, 7:+o a. M;
Crestline, 1925 a. m; Mansfield, IL a.
NJ: Wooster Ohio, 12I4 p. NJ; Canton
1:21 p. IN; Salem, 2:S1 p. m, and reach-
ing Pittsburg at 10 p. N.
No programme has been arranged,
buc shor. stop. will probably be made at
a number Of points along the line The
distinguished party Will remain in
Piusburg Monday night and arrange
monts are being made by Democrats OF
Allegheny county for a grand demon
stratiQn.
A committee of prominent Democrats
will NEE, Mr.. Bryan q, the Pennsylva-
MIA line and escort him to the city. In
the evening there Will be a meeting at
Schenley Park
After d nights rest. the party will
leave on the early train Tuesday morn
ing for New York, over the main line
of,he Pennsylvania road, passing
through Altoona Harrisburg. Philadel-
phia and New Jersey and arriving At
New York in the evening.