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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-24

Hi> Explanation for Denying at First own
er>hip the Railroad Bonds.

ti~hi y OF ttft ttlifoAl bona-.
The Chicago nter-Ocean Of Thursday
says:
The uncertainty in regard to the own
ership OF the bundle of stocks and bonds
with q face value OF $4,000 found in an
old trunk at the Saratoga Hotel has at
last been dispciied.
After thorough investigation Of tbs
matter the police authorities and this
other claimants have by common con-
sent agrecd that the rightful owner is l..
Lawrence Schoolcraft now employed ~
30. 40 Dearborn street. who left the
trunk containing the securities az tho
Saratoga Hotel in September, 1895. but
who has persistently and stubborny de-
MED any ownership or knowledge Of the
property.
The only explanation Of Mr.. School
craft makes of his denial Of ownership
IS that he knew that the securities were
without present cash value and desired
to avoid notorioty.
According TO HIS statement the old
and worthless securities which have thus
strangely come to light and caused 50
much speculation are the sole remnants
of the large fortune which he Inherited
upon coming of age.
At 2.20 o'clock yesterday afternoon
there assembled in the office OF CHEZ
of Police Badcnoch. i'm response 10 no
tices sent out by the latter Attorney }.
q. King. representing the walters VINO
found the bonds. Attorney T.. j. Reeves.
representing j. *. Scbree proprietor OF
the Saratoga Hotel: Assistant Superin-
tendcnt Ross. and j. Lawrence school
craft himself
Chief Badenoch stated that he had
telcgraphed to the various places IN
different parts OF the country where the
securities and letters found with them
showed their owner 20 have been. and
had received a photograph from Ken
mond. Va. Of the man described In INC
dispatches from there. An eNarination
of this photograph showed that II rep
resented the man who was present the
resemblance being unmistakable.
Chile Badenoch then examined Mr
Schoolcraft thoroughly In regard 10 MS
whereabouts during the last twenty yeal9'
and he answered every question irahAiy'
his answers corresponding perfectly VII"
the information given Dy the papers iouhd
with the securities and with the iniornla-
ton gained by Chief Badenoch through
his Geographic inquiries.
The package OF securities was 'heh
handeGto the two lawyers. who were re-
quested 10 ask him any questions which
they cared 10 ask.
TIE attorneys selected from the package
nj random. and in every case schoolcr@ft
gave correctly the number date anu
character of the securities about Nhlc"
the questions were asked. although they
had not been shown TO him previously.
His replies to the questions Furnished
complete history and Identification oil the
property. -,
He also explained fully how he hau
left the trunk az the Saratoga Hotel 'aS
ms, therefor a check. which he produceu'
ana which has been Identified by the
hotel proprietor. 80. for
After talking with Mr.. Schoolcr"i' 10.
nearly an hour those present agreeu ."s.
there could be no possible doubt Una. 10
had nroved his title 10 the securities
which will be handed over to him IN a DAY
or two. ry,o, hond
Thus endeth the Saratoga Hotel 00"'
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tn r. RACES TO-DAY.
A Large Crowd Expected TO Go to Gull
field"

The race OF the Hanover Breeding As
ISOLATION, which come of to-day at Bull
fielc." the home OF Mr.. Bernard boswell.
offers an attractive card. and much sport
is promised the attending talent.
a special train will leave the Byrd
Street station az noon promptly, ana a
large crowd will doubtless go up 10 VIII
ness the sport.
Tho racing will commence at 2 o'clock.
Tho following are the entries: =,
First race-farmcrs' race, half-miie
dash; first, saddle: second, orldle' tnlrd'
whip. Open TO horses owned ana rldieh
by farmers living in Hanover and caro-
line courties, for when some llteeh
horses have entered.
Secord race -Irile dash. weight FOR age,
all ages; first, s2j. second. $40, third, -.
Chebar, b. &. so, entered by T. y. Dos
well. :,
FL Principe, b. h. 90. entered by c. II.
HurLamp -
Third race-half-mile heats: weight for
age. all ages; first. s25; second, $40; third
Maggie, oh. (. Cg, entered by Z. II.
La vivandiere. blk. +. C9, entered by T..
Brock b. g. aged, entered by c. H.
Virago, ch. m. C), entered by J. J. Car
roll. ...s..1 -, p 81
Lowry. 49,. ,,,,iee.
gentlemen riders minimum weish', ~
pounds: open to all horses SILVER cups
value. first. $50. second, -. IT
sam D. ch. <. (aged), entered Dy - H.
Hurkamp. ..s -. r II
u St. Veto Victor oh. e. 81, entered by T. B.
boswell. 1000, ID, "
G. Parkinson. ..-.a hv 7. p.
Haw ,,.,,,b+ FOR age.
an ages: first. $z5; second. si'i I, II
Eva r., ch. IN 90, entereu os L.
'' Brock. b. T. CageD, entered by C. H.
Hurkamp. .sa 81, II p Dos
well. ,. e,.,s.. two miles
o,,oS orry TO horses owned ana RIDDEN ~,
member Of the deep Run hu.e 80" IA In
richmond Va: minimum 90. Soc
mounds: silver cups. value hi7'' 60
ond g. ,.,rD Mathews.
sam D.. ch. e., entered by - H. i''''
kamp. ..o~ol ~. II q. Beat
tie. ....o~od nv Julrin Nor
ris ,,,. rriian Morris.
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An Liberation Performed on Haryards Foot
Rail CAPTAIN.

BOSTON. oct. 22-The injury 10 Captain
Wrightington, Of the Harvard eleven
is much more serious than expected. Ia
the second rush Of the practice on We'd
nesday afternoon he was laid out.
His injury was not especially examined.
because it was thought TO be only re-
newal Of the weakness Of his LETT leg.
He grew worse to-day however. and Dr.
Blake and Dr. Stone made a careful ex-
animation OF the injury. which showed
that a carti.cge in the knee had been
strained severely. and one OF the bones
dislOcated.
An operation was performed while he
was under the influence Of ether. His
knee will eventually bc all right, but IL
Will require considerable time. II g.
doubtful II he will be able 10 play before
the Princeton game. or even in that game.
As Cozzens was called home TO Newport
tonight on account Of death IN his fami-
~, IT. is not known who will be- substl-
tuted for Wrightington ia Saturdays
game. Beale will be field captain OF the
clcFcn.-Ncw York Sun
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MLChLLNBUKG POLI7ICs.
Thorp's Claims Heavily Discounted by the
Opp0sitiOn-Other Notes.

BOYL TON. VA, Oct. 23-Special.--
County Court was in session several days
this week. Only one case of my interest
was tried. 1t was that OF William Neal,
WHO was charged with finding $50. belong
ing to j. NJ. Clark. and refusing TO give
it up. The jury brought in verdict OF
not guilty.
by the Democrats and Republicans, and
there is speaking every day, and every
neighbour God gets a share.
Judge w. &. Homes, state senator
Thomas y. Williams. c. 7. baskerville, T..
G. Goode, anC others are doing the speak
ing. ~,
The Republicans are not idle. They
have their meetings at night. ana are
working hard, and have their forces well
in hand and will poll their full strength.
Thorp is counting heavily on Mecklen-
burg to pull him through the contest:
His calculation is that he VIII get lvvO
majority i'm this county. Mr.. I. j. faulk-
ncr Democratic county chairman, say >
Thorp's majority VIII be smaIl III Me TN,
lenburg ii he gets a majority at all. the
Populists who i'm the last congressional
election were ThOrps warmest support,
ers. are now his bitterest enemies; ana
are doing everything they can 10 oeledt
him They say Mr.. Thorp has gone Dach
On tbom as he was until recently a strong
silver man. but of late ne says ne ma
informed himself and Is now stro"s
gold man. =. I..oao o,a. ,frs
Coode with their daughter, Miss Kate
have gone TO Baltimore for a few week. eek
Mrs. Mary TawiIlca aiio NJ rsi Vansant's
near Near his place. left for their home In
Norfolk. Wednesday. 1,;.. 1,,.,o
Mr.. James n. Hutchinson ana MISS 49,, nere
Hmtcheson. both OF Mecklenourg' wv WEI
married Yesterday at The IeSlo ESQ hride - Rev
r. NJ Hutchinson. father OF the pi luy, ,, ~
Mr. Trvnbam. Of the Methodist ehurch,
cfficiating. Mr.. Hutchescn - one UNI
represented Mecklenburg in the Lesisi"-
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,.,-o>-,,Irrr TENN. OCT 22.-Ar-
hNO-> N.Y., ii', ~rre completed tonight for
III ii.il,,nd Money Flyer train which
the s soen az every railroad station in East
NH " s'op .' nd will consist OF ENGINE
coaeh. sleeper and fat car ior 6 speaNe ,pe
llH In, r,,., 10 Bristol, thence back 10
- ,a''I <'nfiicky lire. thence back 20 NnoA-
tn ' 80 10 Cumberland Gap and back
W II;roxvilic ana Georgia line. IN tni7
sy,v over ~ 40 people VIII y, tSa'i ,'',,
it ~, ne frain. headed, " IS thought
IT, Chauncey NJ. Depcw Gensra W.
os ~, New York. is now looking after
he assignment of speakers -Nu~hi"-''"
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Hsrnsiergcr at Winchester.

WINCHESTER VA, oct. e3.-Special.-
Mr. j. S HarnCsbergcr. OF Rockingham
county National Democratic candidate
fer Congress from the seventh district,
spoke here tonight 10 a good audience
and made fine impression. He discussed
the Chicago platform. and pronounced II
Populistic and not Democratic. and point
ed out the dangers to the country ana 10
Virginia which would result from the
election of Bryan. Mr.. Harnesbt rger IS
an ex-Confederate soldier. and nle-long
Democrat. lilo made speech when
caused Democrats TO think seriously upon
the questions involved. and II IS believe
will affect the vote Of this town. Mr.. W.
Rov Stcphenson. member OF the National
Democi attic state Committee. also spoke,
introducing Mr.. Harnesberger.
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NEW ORLEANS oct 2l.-Pafrici,
Burke o Briens Will to-day makes large
number of requests, among them the fol-
lowing.
TO Archbishop Janssons and his success
sors I'm charge of the Catholic Diocese OF
New Orleans. for the purpose OF educating
and maintaining ecclesiastical students
for the priesthood for the Diocese Of New
Orleans. $1,000.
TO the Catholic University Of America
az Washington. for the purpose OF found
ing and endowing three chairs. I'm what
sOcvcr bTfnch or department the authori-
ties OF the university may deem dcsirat 4
as follows.
one chair. IN the name Of j. y. O Brion.
$4,000; one chair I'm the name OF Richard
'. O Brien, $4,000. one chair in the name
Of John T. Brien. $50 M0
Cardinal Gibbons. 5000.
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mystery. and thus perish the hopes Of
the legion OF Schoolcrafts who nave
counted upon coming In for share OF tho
riches, which they seemed TO imagine
would be dcvidcd among them.
Regarding this phase OF the affair As
slstant Superintendent Ross said last
night:
'since this matter got into the news
papers the business OF this department
has been seriously hindered by the num-
Der Of people who called 10 see me about
n. and more Chicago Schoolcrafts than
appear In the directory have made them
selves known 10 me. besides those living
elsewhere who have written about the
matter. | am extremely glad that the
question of ownership has been finally
settled"
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NORFOLK. VA, Oct. e}-Snocial-
Matt Young (c0lored. The alleged muir
derer OF sherman Smith. was to-day
placed on Iial for his life I'm the County
Court. The case is pending. The crime
OF Wh.ch Young i1 charged was conmitte
last April i'm "a cook shop i'm f1rsfnui
street. Tho men became involved i'm a
difficulty. WREN Young nit Smith on tho
head with az axe. cleaying his skull and
causing his Death i'm a few hours. The
prisoner is represented by captain J. W.
HAPPIER Much interest is being mani
tested in the case by the colored popuia-
ton, the courtroom being crowded all
day long with men and women.
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a Tho lesson IL a striking one.

sar,o tin,c The lesson IL n striking one.
and lost none of its force In MT.
Wrights hands. A.
Drawing n letter from his pocket, Mr..
Wright told his auditors IT had recently
come to him from Mexico. and contained
Information I'm reference TO anairs IN
that country which he knew TO be THOR
oughly thoughtful and trustworthy. lie
gave a sketch OF trade and Industrial
conditions prevailing In Mexico. and
compared prices OF labor and commodi-
ties, TO the striking disadvantage or the
great free-silver empire South OF us.
Mr. Wright also made clear the DIFF
fercnces bet Secn sound Democratic faith
and the imitation article exported In
the Chicago platform. lie closed with
an expression OF faith in the justice
OF our cause and the conscience of the
American people. | have no doubt, he
said. OF Mr.. Bryan's defeat, and no
doubt. whatever the differences here and
there. that the net result will be a
crushing defeat to those who would low
or our credit abroad. and deceive our
toilcrs at home.
In all respects. the meeting was n
striking one. Liberal applause was ac-
corded both speakers. and IT was very
evident that gain in sentiment here
was illustrated by the occasion. Other
speakers will bo in Bedford next week.
and We are looking for lively stir
now that Hoge has retired from the
contest. MIR. Radford's friends are COM
ing TO the front and asking: why may
we not vote for our own man in the
same way Hopkins was voted for some
years ago in other sections of the dis
trict. when Griffin. n Bedford man. was
then carrying the standard of the regular
Democracy" The county will be COW
cred next week with speakers and can
vassers. The work will not flag till the
sun is set on the day of battle. We
hope for victory. and at any rate are
determined TO deserve it,
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Wheat n,yo,red From silver

WASHINGTON. d: C., , oct c gave
Secretary Of Agriculture ,.na ,yeHire the
expression 10 the following resaiu'"e o
recent rise in wheat: 1,,,-,x, o,,a >ro,,,
''Thc rise In wheat in chicago anu ~
York markets during the last SIM TaN.y u"s 90 .
is about ~ cents a bushei; in ~ - o.
500 o06 600. And at least 200, 600 600 bush,
eds OF this wheat are now oWneu " rs az
in the hands of American farmers, anu =, !.
In sixty days wheat has mace toI ~
same period silver has declined cents
an ounce, from Is to 90 cents. Inc al
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MONTREAL. QUEBEC. oct. --.-Jati.s
]. Corbett is here playing VIM '..s IL, - 49,
many re ana mis- Wltc hal 70" 'D
ppi@6t AT the windsor Hotel which VIII
M i.,ss,li,. ros,it in their separation. An
mn letter was received by Mrs.
Corhett. ana when Coroett got 10 , tno
MOTEL this afternoon his Vic Snai 80 '.'',
with unfaithiuiness ana lil'''D''''''
Dinner was served in their pariors, any ,isi
49, wore minor weapons. Corbet1 ieiI
m disgust. so he said, and the " mus, ,,,9
constable says he saw the champion NJ tr,'.
Al G:3O Colbett returned ohly ~ In, Novc
his wife had left Ior Ne"
York Herald.
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,D.srAHAlH ENCoUNrIR.
An outlaw KILLED, His Father f"'a'iS '"-
t,, oncer Sadly Wou"""h

BR1sTOL. TENN. oct. 2S, no9iec Who
Deputy Sheriff Garland anu ~; {, The noun
W ,",rs l of East tennessee. yesterday TO
ca can't, John Talley, youns man mn NM
Killed sherin Grindstaff Of SHlcG ,, Vgp'i my,
"A few months ago, succeeded III IN Nth
T wi I'm and his father. who opened IRE
on e' ibe oGicers. 4 number Of shots , were
exchanged Tallcy's father va hi ...,...
.o1trieht and the young muiuelsr w.
fatally shot. receiving a chatSe ot D uon
sTerifi Garland was shot through the
neck. ana his wound may prove i3tal.
Another of the officers was s"s"'y
wounded.
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no porU1Isr rIcKnr ~ choRGIl.
The Electoral Ticket Withdrawn without
Explanation.

ATLANTA, GA, OCT. 9.-The Populs's
OF Georgia have taken down their state
electoral ticket. This action WAS taScn
tonight by the special committee wh'.A
was given plonary powers By the IN-
ecutiNe Committee on Tuesday. The spec
cial committee was composed OF si1 men-
bers. Of which John Cunningham was
chairman.
In making the announcement the come
mittee says simply that. whereas tho
Democratic party mas persistcntly refused
"a fair proposition TO fuse, the Populsts
withdrew their electoral ticket
Al the members OF the committee left
the city for their homes tonight. T. T..
Clemens says he is going 10 vote for
Mckinley ". II. Peck who was with
drawn from the congressional ticket yOs-
terday would not say what he intended
doing.
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ANOKA. MINI, oct. -,,- 90. ~.
,s,ornoen lie drove 60 the centre OF
The s' city. mile from the station WHORE
= crowd OF fully one thousand persons
wa in waiting. lie said me fres IRE. I'M, oonS,
III OF the free coinage o' S'''e "''
be- TO the mine owners A.. d., 49,,
He said he understood Mr.. Bryan haa
told workingmen to wear Mc Nlni,y
badges ana vote FOR him Rrx Mnl'e he ne s aa
hot ~ t,sch ng mer 20 live lc.
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GORDONSVILLE VA. oct. S.-Speciai'
Mr. G.. w. Rurkle's planning and grist
mil located in the city was onrned
down Yesterday, together with the steam
mower engine ana quite a lot Of tools and
machinery. Loss about 5000 no insur-
ance.
The fire company did fine work with
an abundance of water. ana saved a great
deal of property that was Ia danger
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BERLIN. oct o. Documents recen'f
unearthed IN the Royal 5rchiefcs prove
thu Emperor TO be The owner o. .iN'
schloss- piatz. Schlossfreihclt "hich in
cludes almost the entire Lustsarien'
The property was claimed by the cry
OF Berlin. and the question or o".e'
ship has given rise 10 mucn husau'..
The documents lust found. however. pit
an end 20 all dispute and give 20 tho
Kaiser 4 colossal fortune.
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Ruckner rim Minnesota.

ST. CLOUD. MINI. Inn Oct. 1 cIoSd of
boll'1 ,,,.e thonsand people mt the big re-
o 0vfT ,Is tent here last night Hc spoke
e cal applaudeq Tor his thT 9lse at the fh
free-silver candidate and CIV where
parry ci c,. raj Palmer and General Buck
ner will speak to-night. ---
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MhYENDORsE WHALEf.
This Action is Expected on the Part oil DIS
affected Republicans.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. 25.-spoc'a''-i'
is expected that those Republicans III
this district, who are opposed to the resu-
lar Republican organization, VIII very
shortly endorse Whaicy. the nominee o.
the gold Democrats. Just wnen their lot
nal declaration to this effect VIII De
forthcoming does not now appear. but AT
the meeting In this city next TUESDAY
evening 1T is expected that such action
Will be taken.
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the FIRST DISTRICT.
Chambers and Washington Meet at Colon
ial Beach In Joint Debate

COLONIAL BEACH. VA, Oct 22.-Spe-
GALA Joint debate was held here to-
day between Hon. Benjamin Chambers,
representing tho Sound Money Democrats,
and Hen. II. j. Washington. repre- senting
the silverites Mr. Washington opened
the Cebetc. and occupied the time princi-
pally With abuse OF Mr.. Chambers and
his position in this campaign. Outside OF
by him.
Mr.. Chambers replied In courteous and
dsgnifed manner. entirely demolshing
whatever argument appeared In his oppo-
nent's speech. and making most effective
bering about one hundred voters. was
clearly with Mr.. Chambers. and evinced
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Attempted Suicide.

AUGUSTA. GA. oct. 2;.-W Wesley
Bennett. agent for the travellers Acci-
dcnf Insurance Company. was found on
fha river bank this afternoon with MS
throat and wrist cut lie had been lying
there since yestel dly afternoon, our was
stil alive. lie is in critical condition.
Dependency over business troubles
BENNETT died tonight at 10 o'clock.
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PHILADELPHIA. PA, Oct. S.-Ed-
no ~ Rok editor and part owner OF the
ssdies' Home Journal. and Miss Mary
o,,iso Curtis. daughter OF Cyrus Curtis.
proprietor OF that publication We're mar
NJ curtis. at Jenkintown. The wedding
was quiet. not more than dozen persons
being present.
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rENr c0NVICTs.


WINSTON. y. g., oct 23-Two rcvc-
nue. officers visited the home OF Sheriff
Williams. of Davie county, last night
and destroyed four barrels Of bl0ckaded
whisky which was found in his cellar.
IN is charged that The Republican sheriff
expected 20 use the whisky in treat
ing voters during the closing days of
the CamUaigu.
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co,crnment Prisoners Escape.

FORT SMITH. ARK, oct: 25.-Nine
nrisoncrs confined IN the United States
iaii Who succeeded IN making their es-
cape some time last night. have not yet
hcpn rccaptured They tunreled into
Tho coils where two boys Of the Correta
train robbers in an attempt to ESCAPE.
had made a hole 10 the ROOF recently
and let themselves down with ropes.
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tp.,r al ufeciation by applause through
out the speech and congratulations aiter
sound-money sentiment is growing very
xanidiv ali over the First district ara
,vpps,,,,, yeIand county will certainly regis
Tor ,,s vote against Mr.. Bryan.
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Georgia'> Votes Compared.

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. 2S.-Thc total
ponulist and Republican vote in this
state four years ago WAS $1,000. against
100 900 for Cleveland. In the State cleo
ton on october Sd the Democrats de-
feated the Populists and Republicans by
3G 600 majority for Governor and by
81 600 for other State-house officers.
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Sound. iinney Leagme in brisill

BRISTOL, TENN. oct 23.-speclal.-
The Sound-Money men OF Bristol. Va.
organized a Sound-Moncy Government
League to-day, with large membership.
Colonel j. Il. Peters was elected presi-
dent and S. V. Tulkcrson secretary.
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A Snnfh Cnrnllna Snl.iie

COLUMBIA, s. c.. Oct. pa special
from Sumter says that J. j. Muller shot
himself through the brain this moraing.
NJ, mind Is believed to have been 1ffecte.i.
He was a German. hut had lived in SUM
ter for many year2
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WINSTON. y. O.. oct % Special Mas
ters Bowien and Sharp announced to-
day that they Will sell the Wilson-Salem
Division OF the Norfolk and Western
road elAtecn miles, in the city on no
vember -fth. 40 bid for less than
100000 viii be accepted
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legged kinship Of prices for wheat and
silver Is disproved. A..
wheat lis divorced from silver on the
lawful ground that the relation OF supply
10 demand is the sole regulator OF values,
and Brvan and Watson and Sewail are
made correspondents because OF their
standalous assertions. III 1t be dishonest
I'm a dollar to rise In It's power TO pur-
chase wheat Is itnot equally dishonest
for wheat to rise in It's power to pur-
chase dollars?"
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vii, SUPPORT BRYAN.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. oct 23.-Assis-
~ Secretary of var Joseph Il. DDe has
,wvrit,en a letter r. {. Wall. Democcatic
Wat,onal Committeeman from Wisconsin.
anuouncing his support OF Bryan and
SaWall
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ST. LOUIS. oct. 23.-sumfin,e. t.7,,,,,e,s -
! irst race-six and hali iail5 -.t.,,
sdnndmore l0s. Hinkey. u 20 ID 1fsl w. Ni,.
little Billy Goo. Phillips ,rl ~ 100.
and Siberia queen thiro. III s,rior---
Cantrition G07. J. Gardner. ; % '
lin Ton Tonv Day second and baal Gao
'' ,rbird receive furlongs.-M IN ,0,. D..
Gardner. y to - first. with isois
and NadCalo third. Time. .Ni- .,,.. w.
am teo,,,.ab race-one mile.-Pert lDl- VII
d amI Po II, Row II. third. Time "a ,5-.-,.s
"' Fidh race-six furlonss-.,,i'o,e,n ,,.seroe
O02' Gardner. 4 to - hISt WIZ, ,t, ~, Time.
Tobacco second ana Iabo '''
l.lG. .,a q half furl0ngS.-
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