The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03
Observation-Disclosures
WILL SPEAK Al THE AUDITORIUM
NEXT MONDAY EyENING.
Short Notice, but Big Crowd Expected.
Secretary Button Eeturns-Big Meet
ing at King and Q~uoen-Notes.

Ex--resident Benjamin Harrison Will
address the citizens OK Richmond on the
o~oiitical questions OF the day at the
Auditorium on next Monday nignt at .
o'c:ock. Steps had been taken 10 Arrange
fer next Wednesday evening" Out chouH
stances necessitated l. cnahse "a TIC
original programme.
Special rates on the railroads VIII "
made. and the street cars prolnlae ~ "a
for1 ample accommodations lVr - 20
meIlse crowd mat Wal GCuDuess "~ -
hear me distinguished SPEAKER u.,c,iv
General HARRISON Will come
from New AOrK, prOtdDly DTlhslne 80
vfr. win him. ana viii sop al inc Je--
fersOI. go,
rlnal arrangements have not as yer
been made regarding the persOnhel VI az
reception Committees, ana INC sen-t|~ ,
who VIII introduce tno speaAei' SDunIIoreI
former viii probably INCLUDE SOiONo'
Brady. Mayor Carney. JUICE Madlnl, "n1
Judge Lewis, and the Latter WILL plOD@-
by DO Chairman Lamp. 1871
Large parties are expected from NoILoiA'
Newport News, Hampton IeeslSoa,7 :,
FREDERICKSBURG, and the
counties. ,oi
General Harrison has many persona
friends in Richmond and throughout VIZ
ginia, and he has also many AunietS
that saw and heard him during M famous
trip through the South during Tue I19s
year Of ms administration - So
crowds nOcked " hear him al every ran
way station and at all hours OF the Gay
and night. lie is u fine speaker ana has
u pleasing delivery.
JUDGE LEWIS COULDN'T SPEAh.
GIVING 10 tie necessity OF MS presence
at Iho meeting of a Council COMMITTEES
last night, Judge Lewis was forced 10
cancel his engagement 70 speak az Boze ;
Hail. Ills place was well filled by Hon
J.. Grown 1Ien.
A silver rally took place at Hardln's
Shop, IN nenrlco county, last night Sew
eral speakers spoke. col,
yer Club are requested 10 be present at
O meeting 10 DO held at the
CiuD rooms tonight. Several speakers
VIII probably speak
At the conclusion Of q silver meeting IN
Fulton thursday night some irreyerent
gGl bugs, many of whom reside IN that
section CT the city, "sWiped' the stand
and carted 10 away. Sleuths have becl
PLACED on the track Of the flndals' ana
justice Will be melted out az the proper
time.
Mr.. II. d. Flood. OF tho r nth district,
was IN the city yesterday. He~claimS
the earth and the Mliness thereof Tor
Bryan AMI silver. and says there Is no
DOUBT OF his Cwn election 70 Congress.
secretary IukiOu ms I1AAl uNA AANHA
West Virginia, and says from what he
heard and saw AT MartinsDurg he be-
lieves West Virginia will give Bryan a
great big majority.
ALLEN II Ais. VS.. STUBS EFT AIS.
Nr. J. Stanley Winget, OF Ohio. Is In
town. lie says ne used 10 re Il hepunl-
cam, but he Is now for Bryan by a large
majority. He belongs to a olub. he says.
I'm Columbus. of $50 Republicans who are
going to vote for Bryan and silver.
A large meeting was held ar the King
and Queen County Court al day Thurs
day. Judge George Christian represented
the National Democrats. Mr.. j.. Boyd
Sears and Senator Stubs the Silverites,
and Colonel $. Brown Alien the Reuub-
licans. During the melee IL is understood
that Judge Christian and Colonel Allen
wiped the face OF the earth up with
Messrs. Sears and Stubs In fact. so
badly battered up WIS nator Stuhbs
when Colonel Ale. dropped him that per-
mission was asked 90 change speakers on
the last rOLrd. Wien the senator began
his shake hands and wind up speech
the people began % disappear. and those
who remained gave him a cool reception.
4 party Of about one thousand Con-
federate veterans. from the Shenandoah
Valley. viii 20 10 Canton. o.. ON an ey-
cursiCn via the baltimore and Ohio rail-
road on October eth. Those I'm charge Of
the party win be Rev. a. i. F%unkhOuser
and Mr.. John Acker. OF Harrisonourg.
The party will consist Of Confederate vet
Grams entirely.