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New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

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New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

cord. why that's rs absurd as to deny by reso-
luton the other equally patent fact that they
are all asses. Baldwin hit the bullseye with
figure of speech. The Convention, III spite OF
appearances, may not be lnharmonious; ana
equally. In spite OF Appearances, 1t may not DE
made up Of asses. but it's safe suggestion OF
BaldwIn's that it should not put itself on rec
ord as formally dIsputing either proposition.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

a strong feeling In the minds of many Of the
gold-standard delegates that they should get
together and declare their position Such
convention will have before 1t the responsibility
Of determining how far the sound-money men
Of the country are to he united In the struggle
against the cheap dollar
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24
a mn6fMente.

cs,...
BROADWAY THEATRE-s:1o-Ei NsP"".'
rDEN MI-SEE--S-waxworks and Conccr'' ,.,a.-
cpAvD CENTRAL. PALACE--Every Evenns-'"1'N
uAMurRsTEINs oLYMPIA-S-Vaudevh'e'
cr,sdrzR G BIAL's-s-vaudevilie - ,,u,.
~sn,soN SQUARE ROOF GARDEN-s:lo to 's-'a'0''
~ VILE. ,,. and PAINS
uxNHATrAN BEAcI-Rice's Evangeline anu ~
IA Fireworks
ppof-roR.s PLEASURE PALAcE-Vaudevh'c'
rrpR ACE GARDEN-S-Poor Jonathan.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

Chairman Faulkner should not be too hard on
his young candidate. 1t Is asking too much Of
Mr. Bryan that he should bottle up some Of the
personal 10y he feels" Youthful spirits must
out
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

The liberal disposition Of Spain toward Cuba
was evinced in the taxes which she levied
there, amounting to SIG 80 per capita-not more
than three times as much as that prevailing In
the most oppressvely tax-ridden countries IN
Europe Still the islanders were not satisfied.
It is no wonder that Spain finds so grievous the
exhibition of their ngrattude With another
chance at them she would no doubt give them
renewed and expanded example of her generos-
ity but from present appearances she Is not like
ly to get II.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

No danger Of any failure Of the water supply
this summer. Just squeeze the saturated air q
little at any time and there'll be a flood.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

The members Of the Chamber of Commerce
are never reluctant to make some personal sac
riice when a question Of patriotism or National
honor is at stake. Many of them are now out
OF the city, but If call for a special meeting
to act on the question Of sound money Is issued
we have no doubt that large number will be
on hand to attend 1t and make known their
sentiments In All unmistakable way. 1t is prob
able that such meeting will be called IN the
next few days. This is not the first time the
Chamber has been specially convened to act
on an important financial matter.
That the trolley has proved an expensive in
yestment for the surface railroad companies
in Brooklyn in one respect at least, Is evidenced
by an examination Of the records showing the
number Of damage suits brought against the
companies. On January ], this year, there were
SIG such suits pending, the amount of damages
claimed being estimated at perhaps $4,000 In
each case Several heavy yerdicts have been
rendered and many cases are known to have
been settled out of court. The officials are
unwilling 10 make their expense accounts pub
lie. but 1t is plain that large sums are spent In
this way as we'll as in the employment Of cOun-
sci 10 defend these actions. or the two prin-
cnaI companies, the record Of one appears to
be improving, while the other Is retrOgrading.
The present bids fair to be the greatest year
for National conventions In the history OF the
country The latest one decided on is that OF
the sound-money Democrats, and the decision
was reached at a conference held yesterday
In Chicago. How generally the sound-mOney
Democrats of the States not represented in the
conference will take part In the proposed con-
vention remains to be seen. but it will be re-
membered that Immediately after the so-caled
Democratic Convention in Chicago there was
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

Mrs Mary Ellen Lease says; Walt till the
flights are turned on and I'll talk until you can't
rest" Why drag in the lights? We haven't had
any rest for. several years from that quarter
Light or dark rain or shine. calm or cyclone. the
talk has gone on Just the same.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24
Nrh,x IA Noperlis cments.
Rueinrse Notices.

>~~~o~~~~~""S~>~~"'>|~'N' .,,rscp,prps
rp1p,-NE TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRiBEHS'
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

Italy has been pouring hordes or iliterate I'M
migrants into this port In recent months Judg-
ing from the appearance of broadway Park
Row and other thoroughfares at present. an
enormous percentage Of this immigration takes
up the retail peanut and fruit trade Immediately
after arrival.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

The Pope's bull, dividing the Indies East and
West between Spain and Portugal dating from
the last years Of the fifteenth century. does not
figure In the presentation Of the Venezuelan case
by Mr. Storrow. in reply to Sir Frederick Pol
locks argument on the British side. The omission
"a commented on by THE London Times" be-
cause that old Pontiical mandate has been much
referred to in previous discussions. 1t was the
first authoritative definition Of the boundaries
In the Western Continent. and marked the last
occasion in history upon which the successor Of
ST. Peter appeared as the bestower of Kingdoms,
and the final appellate authority between the
sovereigns Of Christian nations. The boundary
thus laid down by the convenient process OF
drawing a line along a map. and thus dis
posing Of three -fourths of the human race. was
recognized till sufficient reasons arose for dis
regarding It, and they were not long In appear
ing. It's authority hardly outlasted the life ot
the Pontiff who promulgated it, and it has since
possessed only a vague historical interest AS a
title deed the old document is Of no consequence,
and there is no reason why II should cucumber
the present discussion. AS between Great Brit
ain and Venezuela. the boundary question will
have to be settled on authority and testimonies
out side of Ii.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

Women's Congress numbering 1900 dele
gates recently assembled In Berlin. and Its pro-
ceedngs indicated that the German woman mas
the same causes OF discomfort which prevail
among her sex In some other countries. and the
same faith In the efficacy OF her concerted action
to abate them The convocation made protests
against many OF the provisions Of the Govern
ment's Civil Code bill. and resolutions were
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

City officials are meeting serious obstacles In
laying mains and digging sewers in various
parts Of Manhattan Island. because so many
vaults have been allowed to extend beyond the
curb lines. 1t is nothing short of wrong to
the taxpayers II any corporation tries to recover
damages from the city when 1t Is necessary to
remove these vaults In order that the city may
use its own streets and avenues for the benefit Of
the public.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

Jerry Simpson says the Popullst convention
Is In the hands Of a lot of imbeces' Far be 1t
from us to contradict such high authority.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

Men who travelled all the way TO st. Louis "te
whoop It up" for free silver and cheap money
may Justly be indignant when they are required
n nav the equivalent Of a gold dollar for the
rr,vi,ege NJ getting into the Convention hall.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-24

The people or New-York and Brooklyn do so
much star-climbing when they so from one city
10 the other over the Bridge. and they also
ascend and descend many steps to and from
the elevated railroad stations In both cities that
most OF them may be considered as we'll qualified
TO explore the Alps. the Andes or even the Him
alayaS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

services at the same church at 2.S0 O'Clock
on tho afternoon Of october od.
Al a meeting OF the Baptist Young Poo
pies Union last night Mrs. A. }. Col
nngs. Mrs. Harry C0vngton, and Miss
Hattie Newhll were elected delegates TO
attend The L.. s.. j.. l.. State Convention,
which meets 900 LynchDurg On the 18Th
and l4th OF october
Invitations ere out TO the first annual
hai OF the brotherhood % Railroad Train
men. Mcssra. ,. y. May, W. R. Rogers,
and j.. j. Grove are the Committee on
Invitation Tho ball Is 90 Dee held at
Manns uan. on tho night OF September
The g-th and Mrs. john Carlin. Mrs. w.
j.. Rogers ana Mrs. il. Is. Phillips arc
60 Doe made chaporons. Tho music is TO
Doc furnished by thc Harris and Mlcrea
Band Of Petersburg
Hon. ". H. Fairlcgs. OF Portsmouth.
n Republican labor speaker addressed the
people % Grove last n.e1t IN The interest
OF his party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

HAMPTON. "a. scpt l9'"sp0claI.-
The Hampton Republican Club, compo ed
of white members. which was organized
last week with Cir. Geo. r.. Wooc presi-
dent capt. Oh. G.. Robinson. secretary, ana
D.. y. Richardson. treasurer held its first
regular meeting last night in the sohmeiz
building. ON kns street.
The committee appointed 90 solicit mem
bors reported that siXty-three names had
been enrolled. a committee was appoint
cd 10 secure a banner and transparency
TO Doe put in front of the hall
AT the close o. sie meeting Mr.. Albert
Howe was elected vice-presidcnt and MT.
r.. II. Richardson scrgeant-at-arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

1he ienf Between silver and Gold on the
Mountain Top.
ALTON, VA. Sept. l3.- Special-The
,lffet political crowd that has gathered
'n taIs precinct since Malone colared
As cohorts .n the mountain fastnesscs
and brought lom down m gangs. Gned
hoOrou's graded school-house last night
Iae joint debate tween gold and sl-
Nrr was between Mr. S. j.. Whitehead.
of the Courthouse ava Mr. Massie. OF
the Mountain Top Hotel
sir. Mase.c. for tho sounl-mouey De
uo.facv. -li ANA the large assemblage
g.Fe c.... attention 10 Dis strong and
tenrr POINTS. clearly proving that there
g. substantial sentiment Dor sound
money n This community. and that the
bett.s and moro solid men are really
for g.
SIR Whitehead had the crowd and took
thcu with the current Tho toosin OF
"frae silver" is an auring sound. and
i. speech was very effective. Mr.. Mas
fIo's r..v was vigorous and 10 The
point vhno Doe coded Virginia n all
probability. TO Bryan. Doe ass wod his
hearers raf it would Nkelv Doc a voyaee
up "snt rit.r' Tor che "Hoy Orator IN
ID. Other states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

Richmond. va Sept. TO- ."

Richmond. va. sept. 10. 1925.
EI.tOr Of The Times
Sir notice that the two morning
papars OF This city are 10000 persons apart
en- their estimate Of the crowd 40 Tie
BRYAN mass-meetn- Friday night The
Times claiming 5000 and the Dispatch
sou. $50 see that on afternoon
paper adheres 10 Che latter belief and as-
rerts that there was not an inch or space
unoccupied ia the building.
AS one OF those in the rear OF the hall,
I wish 10 state that this is not fact.
There were number " seats ln the
rear OF che Dam moccupleli also large
number tenautiess On the rear gallery.
Mr.. Henpert tle builder of the Alllto-
RUM states that tho building VIII seat
1920 persons. and 10 is estimated that
1900 can he packed In the same. There
were not nearly as many people present
at.the Bryan MEETING as were present 40
the Confederate Evening of Song during
tho reunion to my own knowledge. and
on that occasion both The Times and
Dispatch pat the number 40 5000.
vs.. b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

EAhMERs AND BREEDERs TAKE
4 NOIl1L.-SlO0 cash win purchase
tle IkoIIlNG AND ROAD MARE
IONA, She is six years Oh. - - hands
high, and welghs 1000 pounds: sired bv
kea Wilkes. dee ly George Wilkes. dam
Nett.o t2Is). by NutNood: she has no
public record, but trOtted three mile heats
last August 10 Point Breeze track i'm
2.l4 u. ZlS -, 211. she cost. when pur-
chased. two years ago, 81 900: she has al
ways been very gentle until recently
when She took fright at % steam roller
anl ran away with a lady in carriage:
she did not inure herself IN any way. and
stopped on D. r own accord after running
llraa SQUARES. bat owner does not care
e. drive her again, and for this cason
Will sci! her at this low figure; / Will
warrant her sound and 20 trot a mile in
present condition In 2:2O, extended pedi-
gree furnished purchaser; she will prove
a valuable animal In the country, where
chere are no steam rollers. as she is fear
less OF all other objects and Is large
enough for any use. Call on or address
Manager OF c. l.. & s. 5. Mfg. Co.. 80
noruh Fifth street, Philadelphia, Ia
se20lts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

A LARGELY attended meeting of the IRON
and stool workers was held last night I'D
Torar'. Hall Manchester under ODE au'-
pieces OF The Central Trades ana LABOR
Council. OF this ciiy.
Tho object ~ tho meeting was 10 pro-
mote the good of the ORDER and IL "a'
.o,,irantf, successful Speeches were made
br Nfreers a. p. NcCuloch and J. II.
Doruin and number OF new members
were enrolled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
WOMAN RUNS THE ROAD.
4 TiLUiBLE OFFICER or THE SfL-
TANIi AND ROCKY EORB LINE.
Modestiy Wears Her Honors and Tries TO
Shift, the Credit OF Her Work on to
Her Father.

Miss Jessie lei. OF Georgia, is proha-
bly, the only young woman in the United
states who is tho auditor Of railroad.
Although she is not yet twenty-five years
Oh. she has hell that place on the syl-
vania railroad for almost three years
says the New York sun
Ter father. Colonel John c. Dell. is
president OF tho railroad He IS promi-
mont lawyer and man Of extensive 20
ntical influence II was through Mss
DClls devotion 20 her father that she
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
PLAYED FIVE INNINGS.
UNINTTRESTING Gam BETWEEN
CHdRPfONs dND QUibIRs.
Contest Between spiders and Reds Farce
Jawing Match at II. Louis-sens-
tors Defeat Giants.

BALTfMORE. Sept. 1.-THE Champions
and Philadelphia crossed bats for
the tenth time this season to-day and the
former were easy winners Of au uuintcr-
csfing game. Deiehantys catch Of
Kcuey's hit 10 The let field wal was
the only noteworthy feature and caused
applause by the $500 spectators. Heavy
showers caused several intermiasions I'm
the game, which was finally called at the
end OF the fifth inning, because OF dark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

81 ..tou aud Confirmation Services Train
mems Annual Bau
CREWE. Va. Sept. 9.-Spccial.-Rev.
Oscar s. Bunting rector OF ST. Paul's
Episcopal church in Petersburg will hold
D mission here Ia the Gibson Memorial
Episcopal church on September 29th and
lm and October isf and 20. Services q
be- held at 2.30 y. M. and 7.45 T.. NJ
Bishop Randolph WIN hold confirmation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
THr OPERA SEASON.
IT VIII BE Inaueurated at the Academy
Tn-Morrow AAeek.

Manager Itath has just codrieted ar
rancements for bringing several or the
most prominent operate organizations on
The road 90 this city.
The first Of these will visit the Acad-
amy Of Music, on MonCiy September
2sth when Rob Roy Will Do presented.
This opera scored phenomenal hit 10
New York when it was produced last
season. and S. admitted on AN hands to be
the most praiseworthy Of an the brilliant
erorts of Harry T.. Smith and % slnall
De koNch
Ny. I.eath has secured the company only
after Guaranteeing a very substantial sum
FOR each performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

Dp00KLYN. y. Y. sept. Brain
etornod to-day's game az the end OF the
sixth inning. The Bostons made all oil
fhoir hits in the second inning, While tAe
homo PLAYERS got two in the second ana
two i'm the tlrd inning. The BIOS .ghs
went out in order IN the last four innings.
Atedance, 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

FREDERICKSB VA. Sept TO-
Sncsl0i-Hie political rallies were hDlQ
here tonight hN both parties. The Dcm-
ocrats held their meetings in the court
house. whore Senator John W. Daniel and
Hon w. A. Jones addressed tie lar-e
gathering ON the issues of tho campaian.
judge A. W. M rnor or New York held
forth at the Opera House FOR The feput-
ucars and discussed sound money ana tine
tslln.
Roth meetings were We'll attended and
enthusiastic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
State. Of ono. ely OF TOLEDO. Lucas

ccluity-ss
prank j. Cheney makes oafh that Dee is
me senior partner OF tne firm of u. J.
cheney a. Co. doing business boz the city
~ Toledo county and State aforesaid,
and that said firm viii pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case OF catalTh that cannot be
cured bv the use OF HALL lAIARIsH
CURE iRANh j. 'iil-Nf1.
sworn 20 before me and subscribed In
NV presence. this 6th day OF December,
A d. 1886 a. W. 1ishASON,
"fSeall Notary Public.
Gaus Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on tho blood and Inu-
rons surfaces Of the system. Send Tor
testimonials. free.
F j. CHENEY SEQ, Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, sJc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
CAGToRIA.
ne - y .----s T. Z.
a i.:..s LZHfAZzz I III

piehnond's favorlte actor Mr.. Fred
,rick Warde. returns 10 the city to-mor-
row 10 play "a brief engagement Tic
win produce Shakcsuearean plays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

"y N l.. From Dust 10 Ashes ro-
nance OF the Ccrtederacy ~ MAJOR
George 4. G. Rumboueh. Dedicated 20
fhe Gallant dead OF the aiTnul az the
Virginia Military Institute. For sale by
I Tavlor Stratt0n. the agent. Prize, l,c
This is a very lrtercs ting and entertain
i'm hook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
cHIcAGO. 9. 81. LOUIs. s.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 19.-To-days game
was iawine atch between an the play
ors and Umpire Lailv, and fines were
plentiful Chicago Won ON LANCE home
run bit. Attendance. 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

Frederick Warde viii be az the Academy
tomorrow night IN his splendid produc-
ton OF King Lear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

Frederick Warfe as King Lear at mo
Academy Tomorrow n-Il. Niiui'.'-'
Woisey end letrnctiO ON Iuesday nish@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

nR. JOHN II. HARTMAN,
II DENTIST.
mas removed his Office 90 No. 1O2 NORTH
SEVENTH STREET, next 10 corner or
fy9I kna RichInlud. Va se20-lts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

Summary. Earned runs-Cleyeland' O.
Two-base Mt-McKean, Iepean. ii'i.
run--Young. Base on na.l7 tn. 90 -
t4ofiidav Ht by pitched ball-Iehcau.
T'oft ON bases-Cleveland. 2; Cincinnati, q
etrYek out-NcAleer, 2. HurEett. thinner
Fhrcf. @. Irwin @. Miller. 1. Passed balls
-cray o. thinner. I. Will p.tch's-Ehret,
o. Holiday. !. Time. two hours. Umpire
erari dam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

There will be ladies matinee at the
Academy on Tuesday, when Frederick
Warde will appear as King Lear, truly
marvellous creation presented with sump-
tuous STAGE settings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
game two hours and forty minutes. In
pire. Ially.

NNSHlNGION, $, NLW iOKA, !.
WASHING7 on, Sept. 19.-The home
team to-day wen easily. IN the fourth and
fifth innings. while ne Washington5 were
at the bar. the winl blew r. gale. and the
visiting players Nero unable &c judge the
halls Knocked &C them. a severe storm
vas threatening hen Umpire Lynch
called the same ir Washingtons half OF
tho fifth hiring. Attendance, $500.
30 u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

SCOOP PRE- sRYTERIAN CHURCH
Or. HOGE viii preach ~ II A. III. and
at z L. n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20

St Louis see. O201O200-5 s 2
Chicago ..... 81 00O302O O-s 6 Q
Summary: Earned runs-St. Louis q;
Chicago. l. Three base hitS-Turner.
Everett Home run-Lange. Base on balls
OF Briggs, 4: or Brcitenstein. 6. Time OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-20
REOOKLiN.

Summary: Earned runs Brooklyn. /.
Boston. e. Two-base his-Jones. STRUCK
out-Iayne i. Nichols. 2. Base on balls
PAYNE. ]. Nichols. !. Double play
Long and Tucker Passed bails-Bergen
lmuire Homng Time, one hour and
oirht minutes
philadelphia Inquirer.