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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
GoLD DEMOCRATS OF KEyrUcKY.
Address 10 the People Of the state
Convention August 2Oth.


Convention August 2Oth.
LOUISVILLE. KY. August 3.-The gold
standard Democratic Executive Commit
tee have issued a long address to the
Democrats of the State calling ON them
not TO support the platform and nominees
OF the Chicago convention. The address
in part Is as follows:
"The Chicago convention openly re-
pudiated AN previous Democratic plat
forms and principles. and enunciated
reckless. dangerous. and un-American
crecds. many of which have been traced
back TO Populist and Grecnback conven-
tions OF 10 the pronunc.amentos Of Popu-
lists or Socialists. It declared for what
would lead % the repudiation Of national
and individual obligations and credit II
formulated q scheme for debasing the ma
u0u's money. under which the establish
od standard of values would be reversed,
the purchasing power of the wages Of
labor be reduced one half. and our nation
Doe set back from its financial place among
enlightened people to a monetary fell
lowship with Mexico. Peru, and the silver
moncmetallist nations Of Asia.
"A platform with a candidate that has
thus sought 20 be. and has been. received
into enthusiastic fellowship by the Popu-
list ST. Louis convention. and who has
openly declared his determination not 10
support the party, cannot expect 10 be
accepted as the political friend and candi-
date of the Democratic party"
The address concludes by calling Demo
Gratis who are against the Chicago romi-
nees and platform TO meet I'm mass-meet-
ing in their counties August 18th. and
select delegates TO the State convention,
which meets I'm this city August 2Jth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04

enjoyed by the frolickers. The "Trilby'
steamed out OF Byrd-Street station
promptly on time with one combined car
and nfne coaches, all crowded with Rich
monders. bound for the seashore via the
Norfolk and Western railroad. The pas
seneers consisted mostly Of ladies and
children. all determined not TO remain in
the heated city The run was made from
Richmond to Norfolk. lW miles, In hours
and 80 minutes
The Chesapeake and ONO Sunday sea
side excursion train left BrOad-street
station at $50 A. NJ with eight coaches
full of peoplc from Richmond, Manches-
ter. and Barton Heights bound for Nor
folk old Point, and Buckroe Beach. This
route seems to be becoming more popu-
lar each week. as the attendance shows
"A steady increase. Large numbers went
into the surf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
THE RAILWAY RATE WAR.
II VIII he Continued Despite the
Eniunctfon-Wnter

BALTIMORE. Nd, August 3.-The an
nouncenient is made that, despite the In
junction Of Judge simonton. the Seaboard
Airline does not propose to suspend its
warfare on the Southern railway 1t IS
claimed by the Seaboard officials that tho
Interstate Commerce Commission has no
jurisdiction over water-lines, and the
fght will be confined to Chesapeake bay
If the INDUCTION granted by Judge 81
rnonton is made permanent. The sea
hoard. which owns the old Bay-Iine, WILL
it Is said, accordingly, cut rates from
Baltimore to Atlanta by putting In a
tariff that will involve deep cut from
Baltimore to Portsmouth. and the appli-
cation Of local rates from the latter point
TO Atlanta. On August Sth, when the
seaboard's present cut taiim is with
drawn. il Is said, new rate OF Y cents
per 100 pounds, first class, will imme-
diately go into effect from Baltimore to
Atlanta via the Bay-Llne. The standard
rate is Si.O7 from Baltimore, and 10 cents
from Portsmouth to Atlanta, and the Sea-
board officials say that thsy can main
tain the cut-rate indehnitelA
The Seaboard has not yet announced
whether it will apply local rates from
eastern points TO equallze thu reduction
out OF Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
nreci,inridee for Congress.

FRANKFORT KY. August 3.-The
thirteen old Franklin county committee
men. an sound-monay men. wh1 were Ge-
posed by the reorganization effected by
the silver Democrats held meeting
here to-day and passed resolutions re-
fuslng TO recognize the new committee.
Their action g. believed 10 nave heen
under the direct suggestion Of w. Q. =.
Breckinridgo as each member IS warm
friend Of his This action Is taken 10
mean that Breckinridge's friends viii de-
clare him the coneres ional nominee, and
that be will make the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
THE POLITICAL POT.
.,,v,N JONES CoNFERs WITH
orurR nEMoCRATIC LEADERS.
,orrBgRy POPULISTS BED NEGROES.
,,,ot ohe Arkansas Leader Of Demo-
., Really said on This Point
,..,epdcd Republican satisfaction
.tt nc North Carolina situation.

v,.uNcTON. August 8.-sonator
-.. chairman OF the National Demo-
. Committee was closctcd with the
.. .l the Democratic Congressional
committee the most Of the Gay.
. breu his first opportunity of
.. acquainted with the work that
.. far been done by Chat CONF
- ana the plans it has mapped out
r. future. Among his callers at
.rters were Senator German OF
.......rl. and cx-Clerk of the House
.- ~ pennsylvania. Both these gene
... were fuu OF confidence. Mr. Cor
....rt.IrIuc that Mary land would De
... ro Dee true 90 its old love Wneh
.... was counted. and Alr. Kerr pre-
... some very marked gains n the
r.uc representation in Congress
.r ue Keystone state.
-..t.r Jones Was quoted this morning
..Nsrapcr us saying thal the Iopn-
tre south would go with tne
- where they bc.ong.
I'D d.. NOT fair t0 me TO make such
e4g the Senator. 81 nave
..t the Popuist party is divideI INTO
If
~. ,.ore 40 tbat
I'. mo"''7 '..- 'I',..'5 maj fho
lft ...lt rot eise thrm
'.. s,,,.,t.1 When they
t .,A.i ,"'' "'...'. ,,ort,. stands
l 'ne - f-ll toinaae thev
l std -''e ''''.' ....t .,,r,ort tfs ticket
"I I.t''" '' ''' ,rt. ,tho~ faction.
E II'' .i.. t,.o 10 road. mn
uH ... ri'"t.i ol . ~, ,,ersor,i oJ-
'. rr.y would naturally
.-. with tne Republicans. L do mot
..... rsf the Poulet ticket n the
...-r States VIII initiate against the
....g of pr,an and Sewal. and all
... ..rfIrior- now point to an over
,.r,.I-. Democratic victory at the
,.-.r.. election"
r,,.>- ATT WASHINGTON.
....,.,.. the local
a committee i'f' .-.... e+ote ,.r-
Central DohiHllt ' .- .l.s I1,etr.,t
ein.ttio.- "H. %. ,t. 1,,ss trfs
Df columbia l'i.i "f'' .,,'',,',. r,.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04

Saturday afternoon Robert Bennett Sc
cured warrants from Squire Pierce OF
Henrico. charging Annie Blair, Sarah
Scott. and Mary Goode with trespassing
ON his property. Mary Goode was dismiss
ed on the payment Of cost. Annie Blair
and Sarah Scott were fined s and costs
each The last two took an appeal 10 the
County Court
When Constable Samuel went TO arrest
Mary Goode her husband deied the Con-
stable 10 arrest his wife. and made
threats. Mr. Samuel returned 20 the
courthouse. secured three guards. ana
hauled the beligerant husband 90 the seat
OF Justice. He was bailed for his ap-
pearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
PLEASURE ON rnn RooF-eAnDEx.
Cool Drcezes and II Varied Pro-
grnmme This Week.

| Cool Drcezes and Varied Pro-
grnmme This Week.
The determination Of Messrs. Ainslie
& Webster 10 place upon the jefferson
roof-garden this week a programme that
would please the public has met with full
flment. if triple encores and increasing
applause are evidences OF the audience
being satisfied. and they certainly are
acknowledged symptoms Of f.
The garden presented gala appear
ance last evening. The audience was
large one. and nearly an OF the ladies'
were I'm evening dress The programme
Is the most varied one yet presented Nj s
Vera Harte. whose sympathetic So
pranO voice made her favorite last
week. remains this week. Her songs
were familiar TO the audience. but she
Iinvigorates them with new life by her
sweet and artistic rendition Of them.
Bright and vivacous g orgie Howard
introduced several Spanish ard French
dances that are certain TO create a SEN
satiOn Two young song and-danoe ar
tisis-lIattie and Pat Rooney, children OF
Pat Rooney. Of comedy fame-did n neat
act that met with the appreciation Of the
audience. which would not allow them 10
retire from the stage until they respond
ed 20 the encore.
Jessie Vnlars. comnedionne with
portfolio Of catchy songs Well sung. and
interspersed with comedy. was another
favorite.
A team OF rough-comedy-s ketch ers-Ef-
fe Huested and Mabel Guyer-aesisted
by a black terrier that proved 10 be tie
feature Of the act. were responsible for
ten minutes Of sketches that inclined to-
ward those seen i'm music halls But the
audience relished IL, and the act went.
After the vaudeville performance the
Jefferson Orchestra gave a delightful con
cert Of popular music that was greatly
enjoyed by those Of the audience that
remained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04

officer Everett RI. Redford has been en-
gagged for several days summoning profes-
sonal and businessmen. who have failed
TO meet the requirements of the law by
paying their license taxes. He has a long
list Of them. among whom are 10 be found
the names Of doctors. lawyers, architects,
merchants. and men of prominence I'm
almost every line Of professional and
business pursuit ~ Is said that the
Chamber Of Commerce building alone
contributed sixteen delinquents.
Many OF those who were notified went
at once to the Collectors office and dis
charged the obligation, but there were
many VINO didn't and there viii be an in
teresting session I'm the Police Court in
consequence next Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
TINS BRYAN ITINERARY.

Democratic Nominee VIII Make a
Speech ut Des Moines.
LINCOLN. NEB. August 3.-The much
Itinerary OF Mr Bryan has az last
i.. I.l definitely He viii leave Lin
... Iu..y Angus. 7th. at 2o5 p. M, Uy
Rock Island route. and is due 10
. Da Moucs at $3.50 o'clock that
THE nominee WIFI make speech
. Aoi.c.. end leave there at 81 o'clock
morning for Chicago. where the
...a .ae at l' M The itinerary Of
H0y from Ch.c8eO 20 New NOrk
stand as previously announced m
iches thc trip being made by
UT. FHania railroad. with "a stop
o'.. O.. flHbure Monday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
STATE COMMITTEES TONIGHT.
: Chairman TO he Eiectcd-District
CONGRATULATIONS Letter.

: Chairman TO he EIectcd-DiStrict
Convcntion-BryHn' Letter.
The State Democratic Committee will
meet at the jefferson tonight at S.3O
o'clock to map out the work Of the cam
paigu and 90 elect a chairman. Secretary
John Ben Bigger who called the meet
ing. VIII call the body TO order and eN-
plain TO the members Of the committee
why their presence was requested. Great
interest centres in the matter Of the
election of State chairman, which WAS
not gone into at the Staunton convention
because Hon. j. Taylor Elyson was not
then prepared to consent TO accept the
Craftsmanship. Mr. Eilyson has not so far
as is known indicated whether or not me
win continue ion the position which he has
filed for several years.
The Third District Democratic Commit
tee viii convene at the jefferson at 2 a..
VI. to-day 10 decide upon the time and
place Of holding and the appointment OF
delegates to the convention which IS TO
nominate candidate for Congress. Ino
committee consists of r.. L. G.. Scott
chairman. Of Hanover; Simon Solomon
secretary. of Henrico, H. l.. Carter ano
Marion Dawson. of Richmond. and Phil
Dip V. Cogbiu. Of Chesterfield.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan. Demo
cratic candidate for President of the
United States has written "a letter TO Mr..
". A. Porterdcd. thanking him for kind
expressions sent by Mr. Porterheld in a
telegram. Nr. Bryan and Mr.. Porterield
met in Washington in 1898. ard the latter
then made the prediction that Mr.. Bryan
would Dee nominated for the presidency
hy the Democrats and elected. In tele-
gram which Mr. Porferheld sent TO Mr..
Bryan an hour before his nomination by
the Chicago convention he reminded the
Ncbras skian OF his prediction and added;
"We are on the blcachers roofing
Mr. Bryan writes Mr. Porterfeld thank
ing him for his kindly EXPIRE sion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
Annthcr N,nrderin Mnrylnnd.

LA PLATA, MD, August 3.-Charles
county has been the scene Of another mys-
terious and sensational murder, and il Is
possible that another lynchlng Will fol-
low. Late Sunday nisht James j. Irwin, "a
farmer. was found murdered in his home
at Aliens Fresh. a little hamlet twelve
miles from this place TWO bullets mad
been fired az him while he was asleep
both - which entered the brain. George
Matthews. am oysterman. has been arrest
ed. charged with the crime, and Irwin S
wife is under police surveillance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
ALABAMA ELECTION.
EVERYTHING APPARENTLY PASS
ED OFF QUIETLY.
DEMOCRATS MAKE HEAVY GAINS.
A Number Of Members of Legislature
Also Won from the POpuIists-Indi-
Democratic Success.
Democratic Success.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3.-Re-
ports from the State are to the effect that
everything passed of quietly at to-day S
election In many localities a light vote
was polled An the black-belt counties
have given round Democratic maJorities.
The Democrats have made heavy gains
i'm a number of white counties. which have
heretofore given Populist majorities. and
also gained "A number Of representatives, IN
the Legislature.
1t is impossible to give anything like an
estimate now. The ticket is a long one,
containing not only State officers, but
legislative and county officers The indi-
cations now point 70 a Democratic vic
tory in the state and 20 both branches OF
the Legislature being Democratic.
VOTE OF MOBILE LIGHT.
MOBILE. ALA. August 3.--The election
I'm this city and county (Mobile, so FAR
as heard from. passed of very quietly.
The weather was conducive 10 the polling
of a large vote. the day being warm ana
clear. with a fine Gulf breeze to temper
the heat Present indications are, how
ever. that the vote. I'm the city at least
has been light The total registration in
Aurl last was something over 1000. There
VIII be a good majority for Johnston and
the State Democratic ticket
The Republicans did not take much In
terast I'm the election. and what votes the
Populist ticket got were scattering. for
they have no organization in this county.
late tonight ii may be possible TO give
figures.
SECRETARY HERBERTS RETURN.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. August Sec
rctary-of-thc-Navy Herbert leaves for
Washington I'm the morning after having
cast his vote to-day for the Democratic
state ticket.
The Democratic candidate for Governor
is free-silvcr man, but his opponent is
not only a free-silverite, but is the fusion
,,rr,inae Of the Rerublfcans and pOpulists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
NOTIFICATION or BRYAN.
Senator White Cannot Attend, and
senator Daniel Is Abroad.

Los ANGELES. CAL. August S.-Sena-
tor White, chairman Of the notification
committee, appointed by the Democratic
National Convention. will be unable to
attend the notification Of Messrs. Bryan
and Sewau in New York. August 18th.
The Senator is very busy with his law
practice. which accumulated during his
absence IN Chicago and he cannot leave
Los Angeles FOR some time 70 come.
He has. however completed the official
notification and forwarded II East where
II viii be signed by an Of the members Of
the committee.
The presentation OF the notice would
natzfiIly. in the absence OF Senator
White. fan on Senator Daniel, the tenn
porary chairman, but the Virginian IS
absent I'm Europe. so Governor Stone, Of
Missouri, win probably head the COM
mittee. slAt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
The Nem Registraiion.

The subcommittee appointed by the
CITY Democratic Committee 70 wait on
the Electoral Board and urge that the
recent order for a new registration be re-
scinded has not arranged for a con-
ference as yet. The matter will probably
be taken up to-day though in the absence
from the city of Captain Thomas Elicit,
"a member oil the board. action may be
deferred.
The notices for the registrars have been
prepared, and can be had this morning by
applying to the Clerk Of the Hastings
Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
Edrnr the spider as a Mascot.

Edgar the Spider. the 2-year-old lad
who. as published IN this paper landed
in Lynchburg some time ago and shortly
thereafter entered suit against a farmer,
who charged him with theft. OF which he
was guiltless, is again I'm Richmond When
here during the reunion he Was arrested
as vagrant. but this time he comes as
a Mascot for the Lynchburg club. He
proved more Of Jonah Tor them yester-
day. but he stin has confidence in both
his and the clubs ability 10 win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04

on and after Saturday. August lst the
elegant steamer Virginia will resume
her tri-weekly trips from Richmond 10
Baltimore leaving Richmond every
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday about
p. NJ. arriving Baltimore next morning
about $50 Fare. 81 TO Baltimore: state
rooms from 70 cents up, and meals on
the European plan.
CorrNspondingly low rates 10 Washing
ton. Philadelphia. Wilmington. and New
York. For further information apply 10
H. ". BOYKIN. General Agent,
836 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04

Sergeant Tomlinson. on information re-
celved by telegraph from Baltimore, ar
rested a negro burglar in the post-ofiice
building yesterday morning in the act
OF calling for his mail.
The mans name rs John spiyah alias
WIue Williams alias Henry Hal. He
eseaped from Canton jail last week. The
Sergeant found razor on Spivah. The
baltimore authorities were notified OF the
arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
TO IGNORE CHICAGO ACTION.
Effort to This End by Granite state
Gold Democrats.

CONCORD. n. H.. August 3.-Leaders
OF the gold-standard Democrats have be-
gun a campaign for the purpose OF Sc
curing the election Of such delegates 70
the state convention In this city Septem-
Der %. as favor a declaration on State
issues and the ignoring OF all alusion to
the nominees and platform OF the Chi
cago convention. This scheme VIII pre-
ciptate a sharp fight, and In the present
temper OF the rank and fie OF the De-
mocracy Of New Hampshire. will be over
Mhelmingly defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
carpet-MiIIs start Up.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-The
plush and carpet departments Of the eX-
tensive mills OF John and James Dobson,
al the Falls Of Schuykln q suburb, re-
gumed operations to-day after a pro
Jonged shutdown Eighteen hundred
hands are given employment The blanket
department of the plant which gives
work 70 $50 hands, shutdown on Satur-
day for a week. or possibly longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
Niagara Falls Excursions via H., r..
a l.. and Pennsylvania H. Il.

Niagara Falls Tours will leave wash
ington. d. c., I'm special trains via the
Pennsylvania railroad az $50 A. NJ, july
28d August 9th and 2Oth. September 5th
and 18th. The Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad will sell round-trlp
tickets from Richmond for these tours az
Sl4.
For full information apply 90 Rich-
mond Transfer Company g03 east Main
street; Jefferson Hotel Branch, Byrd
Street Station, or c. a. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04

John Dyer and Theodore Patram. two
young nesseneer-boys, whose ages ars
Is and IS. respectively left their homes
Sunday morning. Their parents. who live
in the western part OF the city received
a telegram from them in Petersburg
Yesterday saying that they were well
and having a good time. II was at first
supposed that the boys had run away 10
cet work. but the telegram indicates DIFF
ferently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
BEN cAnLn READ OUT.
Democratic Party ia Illinois Rcpuai-
nlns HIM rs a Lender.

Democratic Party ia Illinois Rcpuai-
utcs Him as "a Leader.
CHICAGO August 3-Ex-Natlonal
Committee man Ben. T. Gable one Of the
e.ier %, the boiung movement Ga mi
1'. was read out OF the Democratic
panty Obs morning at the meeting Of the
.'ai State Committee The places Of
A' following members OF the committee
were Oiled 0y new men: John p. Hop
Zen n. Gable. Vs. s. Foreman, and
f. apane er membels-at-large. and
2. a. 29o4rch, member from First Dis
~ lhese gentlemen Mcsrs Hopkins
aeA lpfeman have already resigned, and
@'. 0p"hs.ef handed his resignation 10
laifman huuchsen this morning be-
''@ meeting was called 70 order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
The Excursion to Peaks of otter.

The excursion 70 Bedford City and the
Peaks Of Otter, on August 18th bids fair
TO be- most successful one, and already
the party Is being made up. Among those
who have registered to take the trip ara
Messrs. Harry WoOdoff and wife, j. IA.
Griffith, A. d. Whitlock, W. II. Farmer,
Joe Meyer and wife. D. K. Boche. w. b.
Bradley T. f. Park. Mrs. A. -. Akin
son, Mr.. George Minor and Mrs. S. III.
BOykin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
A Little Girl Hurt.

The little daughter Of Mr.. Paul La
touche was painfully hurt yesterday af-
ternoon by being run into by a bicycle
or velocipede while she was playing on
pine street She received a cash about
an inch and a half long which was
sewed up by Or. Moseley who was called
I'm The wound is not a dangerous one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
obio Democrats for Free silver.

COLUMBUS. o.. August S.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention Of his
district. held al Lancaster to-day, nomi-
mated John Lcntz - this city, for Con-
eress. over Ctalles ID Martin, OF Lancas
ter by vote OF ii4 to 100. The national
Democratic platform was endorsed. and
the candidate Of the convention pledgei
10 free silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04

The last moonlight given at this popular
resort was such q success that those who
had the management of IL have decided 10
give another one next Friday night The
dummy will connect with the Barton
Heights cars 40 Z. 6, 9, and 10 o'clock, and,
returning. Il viii leave Lakeside az $50
p. NJ. and A. NJ. There viii be dancing
and other amusements The Committee
of ARRANGEMENTS consists of Messrs. A..
$. Pierce Frank Ford, and Early Nc
Toughlan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
uHE COLORADO sILvERITEs.
Fusion with Democrats ana Popu-
li,t,-Rcpublicans still az sea.

Fusion with Democrats ana POpu-
li.t,-Hcpublicnns stiil az sea.
IuE'ER August s.-rhe State commit
t.. .e National Silver party held a.
meeting to-day for the purpose Of dis
the matter OF State ticket
A-.r ..rI hours of quiet aehberauou.
t H.. decided to appoint "a committee OF
I... i. confer with nlar committee
tI.u Democratic ANA Popuist parties
wIn F..H fo fusion on the State ticket
aH. .u.. un0u Bryan and SeWaI c'er-
t.r. Na- a small minority of the Colo
r.l I....I- favor the endorsement Of
Watson
ih- Republicans are suIl az sea. though
fhe cr.r M continues to secure sieua-
tar.e 0. Stat. committeeman TO the call
Tor an.tH.. meeting of thc committee ON
Angus, l-.n to rrlIIate the action OF
N. ne Mckinley ana the
Republican PLATFORM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
The Weather.

Fl WASHINGTON August 3.-Forecast
CLIR for Virginia; Fair weather warmer
~" n eastern portions; southerly
1 wind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
seashore Excursion via PennsyIva-
MIA RAILROAD.

on Fridays and Saturdays during June.
July, and August the Pennsylvania Ran.
road Company will sell excursion tickets
for 10 and IL A. NJ. trains from Washing
ton to Atlantic City. Cape May. and Sea
Isle City al rate OF 50 for the round trip;
tickets good 10 ret@sh until the following
I'uasdaN