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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

AtG4ION ~ALL--I uture Day.
~-~.--~.-e~ -
BY j. Thompson Brown < Co.,
Ill3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A LARGE LOT. FRONTING r, +. AND
l.. X. r.. BETWEEN
LOMBARDY STREET AND ALLEN
AVENUE.


BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated May
II. 1894. aud recorded in Richmond chah-
Gerry Court, d. b. l53 c, page "a, 10 the
undersigned trustee. TO secure certain
notes therein described. default having
been made, and being required oy tne zen
efciary so 10 do, l Will sell, at pubic auc-
ton. on the premises.
TUESDAY. JUNE ID.
at p. NJ. all that LOT, PIECE. OK
PARCEL OF LAND lying and being III
the city OF Richmond, on the south line
OF q street - feet wide. ana paiailel
with the Richmond Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad, and between LompaIay
street and Allen avenue, extended 10 the
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana fotoihaC
railroad The said lot fronts on SAID
street "a feet y inches running back
southwardly between parallel lines TO an
alley - feet wide The boundary line on
the east is 2O3 feet q inches. and that on
the west is 22O feet 8 inches &c, &c.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale
and 10 pay a note OF $500. with protest zee
and interest from May II. 1876. and
credit for balance as follows: TWO notes
Of $500 each. payable ia one ana TWO
years from May II, 1885, one note for
$500. payable three years from May
H. 1896. two notes, payable six
months from May II. 1895; two
OF 50 each, payable twelve months
eighteen months from same date for 50;
one note for 80 payable tWenty-four
months from same date, and six notes FOR
SO each. payable in six. twelve eighteen,
twenty-four, thirty, ana thrty-slx months
from same date and balance as gTautors
I'm said deed may prescribe
EDWARD IL. BROWN.
J. Thompson Brown & Co, Auctioneers.
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,c1,r AND PARK METHODS

HIGHLAND PARK METHo DIST
church. Sunday school az $3.50 a. u
preaching at II A. NJ and 1880 T. NJ. by
the pastor. Rev. }. n. LATHAM, also.
praysr-meeting and Scripture reading.
with suggestive and helpful talk By the
pastor. every Wednesday night at
o'clock. Is
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Corner Cary and Meadow strcetsl' Rev
J. VI. MERCER. pastor. Worship on sun
gay. sunday school $50 a. NJ Preach
nv al II A. NJ. and y. NJ BOYS meet
h4 az a. NJ Young Peoples Union al
z. NJ Prayer meeting "Wednesday at
+. NJ. Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
GEORGE COOPER. d. D.. pastor. m II
\. NJ. Night service with Second church
In commencement sermon OF Womans
College Bible school az $3.50 A. NJ. Young
Peoples Union at 4.3O j. NJ.
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ERsT. CLASS BOARD, FINE ROOMS.
+ at the prewry Mansion, Manchss-
ter. Horses boarded. Daily conveyance
TO car line. GEO. G. FREEMAN.
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A MAN WITH $1,000 CASH WANTED
~ as partner In business which VIII
pay 200 per cent, net on Investment. Adj
dress b. u. IVEY, NJ. D., MONTGOMERY.
Ala. my3l-lt
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BANKERs AND BROKERS.
The
Single
Man

oftengoes along thoughtleSsly--
unthinkIngly, living right up to
his salary with never a care for
the morrow. There's a tide in
the affairs Of every man when
it's easier saving dollars than
dimes. This caSef fits the single
mans he you. Save asdollar
each we.k-at any rate 5 per
cent. of your salary, it'll stand
you in good stead when you are
more in need of ii. Ask for a
free booklet at the Bank.
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BY r. b. Chafiin & Co, incorporated.
Real Estate Aupctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

A UcTION SALE
~ or
THE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING,
No. 125 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET, ON
TUESDAY, JUNE ., 1896.
at $3.50 +. Nj. At the request OF the
owner who is a nonresident and COM
PEELED 10 sell, we will offer by public auc-
ton. on the premises, at the hour above
named. that DESIRABLY LOCATED
STORE AND DWELLING, No. 10
north Seventeenth street. The main
building contains four rooms besides the
store floor and cellar, and there is a brick
kitchen in the yard. The property is al
ways rented. brings S23 per month and
with tho new depot as an assured fact
should attract the attention OF investors
1t Is Immediately opposite the market
and good stand. Come 20 the sale.
L. Il. CHAPLIN 4 co.
incorporated,
my29 Aucti0neers.
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w ACHAPREAGUE HOTEL. DIRECT
w LY on the Atlantic coast Location
quiet, healthy; the fishing, sailing. and
bathing excellent: well known as a most
desirable resort for sportsmen Terms
moderate. and correspondence solicited
with families and individuals seeking
recreation or health. Address
o. ID. DOUGHTY. Proprietor.
Wachapreague. Va.
References: DR.. George w. LSCato,
STATE senator: DIR. Charles Smith, men,
Der House OF Delegates from Northamp-
ton. Hy-7-eutt
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MONDAY. THE 1sT DAY OF JUNE, 1896,

tain deed. dated october -, 1879, 10 the
undersigned. and duly recorded, l Will
offer for sale. upon the premises. on
MONDAY. THE 1sT DAY OF JUNE. 1896.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ. the aforementioned
REAL ESTATE The lot has q frontage
on the eastern lire OF Creuy street be
tween Albemarlc and Spring streets Of 10
feet. and runs back 10 an alley n the
rear. on which it has a frontage OF 81
feet. 22 feet OF which frontage has
depth of so feet, and the remainder l33
feet. the lot being IL shaped. The i'm
provements consist Of MEDlUM-SlZE
FRAME DWELLING, of FIVE rooms sta
bic. sheds, &c.
This property has long been used as a
marble-yard, and its proximity 20 Holly
wood Cemetery renders II valuable I'm this
respect; but outside Of this its location
Is such that It will make a good invest
ment to any one. as well as nice home.
TERMS: BY consent of all parties, Will
be one-third cash. residue at one and
two years negotiable notes interest add
cd. and secured by trust-deed.
r. Il. McCURDY,
my27 Trustee.
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DIEDMoNT HOTEL.
LOUISA. VA.

Under new management. newly furnish
cd. and nrst-class in all It's appointments.
Mineral spring close to hotel.
my17-su4t b. y. VAUGHAN.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

Rv request Of the owners. who are de-
termined TO sell for a division of the
estate. | will offer the aforementioned
propcrty, on the premises,
TUESDAY. JUNE THE 2D, lSeo.
az 5.3O Z. NJ. sharp. The LOT fronts 40
feet on Cary street, by q triangular depth
of 1O2 feet inches, to the alley on Nor
ris street. with small FRAME DWELL
ING thereon. This is % splendid location
FOR store for most any purposes with
dwelling attached. and viii prove proAt-
able Investment upon the outlay.
TERMS. Easy and announced at sale.
CHARLES a. ROSE,
my29 80. 81 ,je2 Auctioneer.
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WANTED, POSITION AS BOOK
w KEEPER AND CORRESPONDENT
Twelve years experience. Would go 10
the country. At present chgaged. Full
particulars by letter. with reason for de-
string change. Commence any time. Ad-
dress ABILITY, care Times my2s-lw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHrrRcu
Rev. WILLIAM T. HATCHER, ID. D.
pastor. Services al the tabernacle Grace
street between Bclvidere and Pine streets
sunday school al . a. NJ. Preaching al
IL O'Clock A. NJ by the pastor. No SER
vice at night. frayer-meetlng Wednesday
night at s.l5 o'clock. A cordial invitation
10 all.
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SUNDAY OmUKCn NorICrs

GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech street, Rev
j.. G, Hidden, ID. j., pastor Sunday
school at 0.l5 A. NJ. Preaching at IL A.
NJ. ana az 5 h. NJ. Pastors Bible-class
at 10 A. NJ.
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The dwelling contains about six rooms.
has detached kitchen Of two rooms, ana is
i'm good condition. 1t is located on an
elevation overlooking the river and IS sur
rounded by grove Of about three acres
Barn ls new and cOpmodious. Farm Is
fenced ana IN good state of cultivation.
ii adioins the lands Of the late John H.
GUY and others. and is Immediately OPP
nositc 81. Luke's church. Parties wishing
"A very desirable place for farming pur-
noses or az a summer home. would DO
well TO examine this property before the
day of sale.
BY request Of the owner. whose business
is such that ne cannot possibly live on
the farm. he has signed a contract with
ms TO sell the property without limit or
reserve and we Will certainly sell IL 10
the highest bidder without regard 70
weather, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1896.
AZ Z o'clock T. NJ under the shade-trees
i'm front OF our office.
TERMS: Very easy and VIII be an
nounced at sale my20-we frsutd
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cLAY-srREET METHODIST EPIsco-
AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
BY ". A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE
- 4.

TRUsTEE's SALE
1 OF
LOT. WITH IMPROVEMENTS. No. 4l3
SOUTH CHERRY STREET.
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE HOLLY
WOOD CEMETERY
AND LONG USED AS A MARBLE
YARD.
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Parties living out Of the city who take
advantage OF this offer must not request
renlies 10 their advertisements sent TO
The Tnimes office. The Times will not for
ward these replies.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. & north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND. WITH a
COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLING THEREON, NEAR
MANCHESTER, VA.

By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
from Joseph Thomas and wife. dated 9Th
day OF July. 1894. OF record in tho clerks
office Chesterfield County Court d. j.
50. page 2SG. default having been made in
the payment OF TIE debt therein secured,
and being required so TO do by the bene-
sicsry. we will sell. by auction, upon the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE SD DAY OF JUNE,
1896
at Z o'clock Z. NJ, an that TRACT or
LAND lying and being IN the county of
Chesterfield. Va. on a road leading 70 the
Jity of Manchester sometimes called the
River road, but in a deed from Samuel
H. Puliam TO the sand Joseph Thomas
described as a road leading from the
River road TO Rohous. and about seven
miles west OF Richmond. Va, containing
TWELVE ACRES, according to a plat
recorded with the said deed from Samuel
II. Pulliam TO Joseph Thomas and desig-
mated on the said plat as lot No. H. DO
not overlook this chance Of securing a
truck patch within easy access 10 the
cities of Manchester and Richmond.
TERMS. At sale
y. J. CHEWING,
i. SITTERDING.
my29 Trustee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M o THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND:
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N EETIN0s.

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THE ANNUAL MEETING or STOCK
HOLDERS Of the RELLEvun
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
at the Office OF Aaury q Naury. 1016
Main street. Richmond. Va
n. y. MAURY.
my2t.Susz tecsstAxB
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TRINITY METHODIST Episcopal,
church. South Corner Broad and Twen-
tieth streets, Rev JOSEPH r. MAsTIN.
8 Z. N. by the pastor. "Wednesday
night service at o'clock. GenersI
prayer and experience melting at p Nj
Gpworth League at O'Clock Friday night
come 10 ALL Is
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ST. JAMEs METHop IsT
church corner Twenty ninth and Mar
shall strots). Rev. w. Il. BEAUCHAMP
pastor.-Regular services: Sunday school
al 0:i5 o'clock. Preaching at IL A. Nj
and 8 r. NJ Fpworth League at o'clock.
Strangers viii find warm welcome and
are particularly requested 70 make them
shall street Is
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing IN
not less than ten years.
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IAtREI~sTREE1 METH DIST
Episcopal Church. South corner Laurel
and Aibcmarle streets. Rev. !. ). IAl-
T.OR pastor SUNDAY school at \. ~
Preaching at II A. NJ. and y. VI. by
the pastor Morning subject. why Irou-
blesi the Master ANY Further" Evening
subiect s"rhe True Soldier" The mission
school at the corner OF washington ana
Windcr streets viii meet at S:l5 a. NJ.
and $3.50 =. VI. Epworth League at 7.15
j. Nj.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCO-
pal church, South Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth Rev. w. Y. TUDOR
ID. d.. pastoral IL 4. NJ. Childrens-
Day exercises. address by the pastor, and
S15 +. NJ. preaching by tho pastor. sub
iect at night. stormy Wind Fulfilling His
Word
CLAY-STREET METHODIST EPI5Co-
streeTsD. Rev IA. NJ. HOPE, pastor
Preaching Sunday at IL o'clock a. NJ.
ana S.f5 o'clock Il. NJ. by the pastor
sunday school az 0.lJ o'clock a. NJ
Official meeting Monday night al o'clock.
Class-meetng Tuesday night az $40
o'clock. Midweek services wednesday
uirht at S.1b O'Clock. Meeting OF Epworth
League Friday night al s:lo O'Clock.
Seats free. An are welcome.
PARK-PLACE NJ. Z. CHURCH COR
rer west Franklin and Pine stre"t0, Rev
THOMAS y. POTTS. pastor Services at
II A NJ. conducted by Rev. THOMAS
EI.GER. Services az $40 by the pastor.
Subject. National Heroes vs.. Christian
Heroes. 4" You are cordially Invited TO wor-
ship with US.
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IN execution Of the provisions of Ger
tain deed dated October ., 1929, 10 the
undersigned. and duly recorded, l viii
offer for sale, upon the premises. on
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BROAD-sTREET NJ Eth ODIsT
church corner OF Broad and Tenth
streetN. Rev. W. @. STARR, ID. D.. pas
ing al II A. NJ. and SIS L. NJ by Bishop
JOAN G. CRANBERRY "a D.. a SQg-
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.sT p NOEL" BON AIR. VA.

This new family resort open JUNE LIST,
Amply till that date 10 undersigned. al
Thalhimer Brothers. Fifth and Broad
streets, Richmond. A. K. NOEL.
myl1-sust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20
So Years of Cures.
Boards THE LION
Continued from First Page)

manv had 10 be removed before the
speaking could proceed. This arose
from the fact t5a: the local committee
had issued tickets to the number OF al
most 1900 when the capacity or the
hall is scant $500.
MIR. B1yan reached here on a, special
car from WASH lgton at 7:45 p. m, anu
was driven TO d temporary platform
erected three squares away in the plaza
Oh Mount Royal avenue, in front OF the
new tation OF the Baltimore ana ONO
railroad He reached the platform
about O'Clock and was greeted by ire
mendous cheers from thousands who
had gathered there in anticipation or MS
coming. Just as he barred his head IN
acknowledgement @: the greeting, a
slight rain began to fail. which increas-
ed TO a brisk shower as ne proceeded
GERMAN PLAYS SILVERITE
His voice was not clear, the strain
of the past few days bavelng evidently
told upon it Pale OF face, with great
beads of preparation standing upon MS
forehead, Mr. Eryan created the I'M
preston of a man WHO had tested MS
pcwerS of endurance 20 tne!r 1uliest CO.
pacity. His speeches were mainly a
repetition of those he has made during
his tour through the south ana were
frequently interrupted by demands from
the audience for something about Nc
Kinley," and other subjects. His first
address lasted barely twenty minutes,
after which he repaired to Music hadl.
whittier as many of the crowd as could
get in followed. He was accompanied in
the rain and escorted to the platform by
committee of which Senator German
was a member.
Congressman II. W. Rusk, chairman
of the Democratic committee introduced
him. At the conclusion OF his speech at
Music hall, Mr.. Bryan re:un ned to Wash
ingtou on the l. O'clock train over the
Baltimore and OHIO railroad, although
he had previously announced his inten-
ton of remaining here unail Monday
and rooms had been engaged for him at
| the Carrolltnn.
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prpURLICAN MEETINGS

The following list of speakers and
meeting have been arranged by the Re
publican county central committee:
Goddard, Monday. Sept, Is. 1896, 1870
n. NIB L. keenan,, j. A. BruOacher
and others.
Enterprise school house, District No.
Is. Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 1870 p. m; L. Z.
Wilson, H. l.. Gordon and others.
Nulvane, Sept. 90, 7:30 p. m; Hon. E.
n. Funston and others.
Mfnneha Center, Wednesday. Sept 80.
7:3O D. M; B. L. keenan,, o. G. Eckstein
and others.
Mt. Hope, school house Mulvane pre-
cinct, Sept. 80. at 7:30 p. m; P. A.
Rotrbaugh, H. L. Gordon and others.
Greenwich, Thursday, Oct. !, 30 p.
m; w. z. Staleny, o. G. Ecksten and
others.
Rising Star school house. Friday. Oct.
2, 7:30 p. m; W. N. Glass. A. 2. OIL
niger and others.
Palmer school house, Saturday, Oct 3,
! 7:3o p. m; Prof j. S. Carson, j. V.
Dougherty and Others.
1liinois-Star school house. Monday,
Oct. 5; W. T. Burgess and Paul Brown.
| Lincoln-F,urley, Tuesday, Oct. 8; w.
P. Campbell. o. G. Ecstein-
| Ohfo-Peck, Wednesday, Oct. q; W. T.
Sanley, J. A. Brubacher.
| Kechi-Town hail, Tuesday, Oct 8; w
NJ. Glass, j. v. Dougherty.
Park (west)-MaiZe, Friday, Oct. y
W. E. Stanley, II. L. Gordon.
Salem-ToHn hall, Saturday, Oct 10
]. s. Carson. John Davis.
Valley Center CNorth)-Sedg wick
Monday, Oct u; W. E. Stanley.
day. Oct Il; ". E. Stanley.
! Grant-Park school house, Tuesday
10; r. Hatfield. II. L. Gordon
Rockford-De.oy Wednesday. Get
IA: 3. l. Keenan,, .. G. Ecslen.
Observation-Disclosures. Thursday, Oct.
ll5:T. c. Wilson, II. l.. Gordon
Delano-O. X school house, Friday
Oct. Is; w. T. Burgess, w. NJ. Glass
Jamesburg, Friday, Oct. 10; j. 5. Car
son. John D. Davis.
Shernan-Andale. Oct. IL: ]. 5. Car
son. John D. Davis.
| Kechi-Union school house. Monday
Oct. IS: B. L. keenan,, j. V. Dougherty
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Oct
! 20; r. r Verm1,lion, J. d. Davis.
4 Peotone. Wednesday. Oct q at 7:30i
T. C. Wilson. H l.. Gordon and others
I. o. U. school house. Wednesday
| Oct. 81 at 7:30 D. m; .. e. Ecstein, D.
NJ. Brown and others
Bayn-vYlle, Thursday. Oct. %. 7:3o p.
m: w. NJ. Glass. d. NJ Brown and
others
Mulvare, Friday. Oct ., 7:5o p. m
RI. Keenan,. O. G.. Ecstetn and others
Nj. Hope. Saturday, Oct "A, 7-50 p.
m: PROF.. J. S. Carson II. L. Gordon
and other.
Green Station, Monday. Oct Is. 80 p
M c. Wilson. o. G. Eckstein and
others.
! Cheney. Tuesday, Oct q. 40 p. m
W. E. Stanley. Paul Brown and others
Greenwich. Wednesday. Oct. q. 7:3C
o. m: r. r. Ver-niilion. I. c. Wilson
end others.
Gypsum Center. THURSDAY. Oct. 80
I7:s0 .. m: B. L. Keeuan, o. G Eckste5n
and Others.
Bentley. Friday. Oct 90, 7:3o p. m; o
H Bentley. ]. A Br1hacher and others
Garden Plain. Saturday. Oct 81. ID
,. m: Prof. J. S. Carson. h l. Gordon
/ and others.
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RICHMOND TO WASHINGTON
Bryan Makes Speeches on Ground Made
Memorable by Washington.

Fredericksburg, Va, Sept 19.-In an
ordinary day coach of the Richmond
and PittSburg railway, William Jenn-
ings Bryan continued his trip through
Virginia this morning. He left Rich
rnond at Z o'clock enroute for Washing
ton. A speech of thirty minutes was
made at Fredericksburg, and short adj
dresses were given at some other smaller
towns along the line. Fredericksburg
the home OF the mother of Washing
ton. sent a reception committee to that
CITY. Mr.. Bryan was driven to the
Exchange hotel where he tried to rest,
but in reality held a formal reception un
til IL O'Clock Then he was taken TO
the Washington monument, where he
made an address to a large crowd. He
was then driven to the residence of
Mayor w. S. White. where he dined.
At l:5O O'Clock he took the train for
Washington
CLAY AND PATRICK HENRY.
His first address today was at Ash
land, where the train stopped twenty
five minutes, and he said:
81 believe this country has the honor
of being the birthplace OF two of Amerl-
cas- greatest men, Henry Clay, the mill
boy, was born in this county, as was also
Patrick Henry. / believe the policy for
which / stand in this campaign revives
the memories of both men. Henry
Clay, in lS45, described the effect Of
contracting the currency, and Patrick
Henry was in favor of an America
policy (Applause)
At Millard, Mr. Bryan attempted 10
make a short speech, but the train pull
ed out before he could get the crowd
Quieted.
AT FREDERICKSBU
Mr.. Bryan spoke as follows at the
Washington monument:
Ladies and Gentlemen: Fredericks-
burg is not large city and yet is rich
in incidents of great heroic value Here
the women OF America have reared q
monument to Mary, the mother OF
George Washington. Great applause
~ am glad 10 stand on this spotI am
glad 10 feel the influence which sur
rounds her grave. In a campaign, and
especially sn campaign like this, there
is bitterness and sometimes abuse level
ed against the candidates for public Of
fee. but. my friends. the mother is the
! candidate for the affections OF all man
kind against whom no true man can
utter a word OF abuse. Great applause
| And there is one name. Mother which
never is found upon the tongue OF the
slandereT; in her presence al criticism
IS silent The painter has with his
brush transferred the landscape TO tES
| canvass SO that YOU can almost believe
that the trees and the grasses are real
rather than limitations. The painter has
even transferred 20 canvas the face 9.
| the maiden unSil its beauty and purify
almost speak forth. but there i one
| picture which no painter has ever beer
| able faithfully 70 portray. and that is
| the picture OF a mother holding in hel
arms her babe Great applauSe)
Within the shadow OF this monument
reared % who IN her love and loyal
| " represents the mother Of each one q
US. bow in humble reverence 10 moth
erihood Great applause)
GOOD PLACE To FIGHT.
81 an tod thsS n this county have
been fought more battles than N ANY