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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

Tho Rcrcivcr's REPORT.

Receiver Emrnerson. OF the Ports
mouth Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany. mas fled IN the United States
Court his first report of the affairs OF
said company. 1t says.
',Thc Trcasurer's accounts appear to
be In good condition. but the other ac-
counts. and especially the Secretary
are in such condition that the services
of an expert accountant are absolutely
necessary.
- In the opinion of your receiver
this lease (of the company'3 property to
the Portsmouth Knitting Company at
an annual rental OF $1,000 Is very inju-
rious tn all of the stockholders of the
Portsmouth Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany. WHO are not stockholders In the
Portsmouth Knitting Company, but he
Is OF the opinion that the said lease Is
very beneficial TO the interest of those
stockholders who happen to be in both
companies"
The receiver also suggests that unless
said delinQucnts (who have not paid up
their stocl0 come into this court within
n short time and show cause why they
should not lie compelled TO pay all such
delinquent dues, that legal action be
taken against them therefor"
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LAWRENCE d wELTeN.
Will Sell the Following Goods mt
Prices Named for Il Few Days ONLY.

Best apron Bingham. 4lac. yard.
Best Imitation fibre channels. Sc. ward
Yard wide percalcs. 6hc. a yard.
$50 twill silk umbrellas. 81 each
Entire stock of soc. fancy dress gods,
now 37lac. n yard
10 pieces 10 inch all wool dress goods.
formerly sold at SOC. now CSC. ard.
Ladies' seamless hose. Hermsdo-f dive.
l.c. quaiity, now l3c.; or two pair for
Csc.
30 dozen ladies' seamless hose, Herms-
dorf dye. usually sold at 25c. our price
lSc. pair, or six pairs for 81.
Sole agents for the celebrated Centtme-
ri and Paragon kid gloves. Her Majesty
and w. Il. Corscts.
Goods said for cash only, and at one
price to all.
LAWRENCE & WELTON
23l High street. Portsmouth. va
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a Constant Yf.itor.

Pain Is constant visitor of nersons
troubled with chgoiic rheumatism Tr.,,
uhwclcone SiiSSt Viii. however take lis
departure ana not renew his visits ~ -
VIII OF e1ectment Is served upou ~
through the agency Of Hostetter's Stnm'
ach Filters, the most efficient blond
depurcment and anodyne to rheuinHIiI.
twiugcs known TO medical Science. N
testimony ia its behalf is more uosIti,C
and conclusive than that which n,,',.
It's efficacy in rheumatic complaints IL
IS also conspicuously cilicacioiis for ma
alial nervous, bilious. dyspeptic and kid
sleep. and is particularly useful to inva-
lids recovering from exhaustive mai
and those suffering from lack of vital
stamina. find II highly beneficial. give
il persistent trinl. No medicine used
can be expected to achieve lasting re,
suits
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

Yesterday the cssos &C Rachael Rid
dick. her scn Ambrose. and James
Shaw. wer tried In the Mayors Court
upon charge of having set fire to
MIR. Walter Cold's sore. The prisoners
were represented by Colonel William IL.
Stewart; the C,mmonwcalth, by Colonel
*. II. Griffin. His Honor. after hear
ing the case, concluded that the evidence
did not warrant him in Diminishing the
case. and sent all three on TO the May
term OF the Hastings Court. They We're
admitted to bal! In the sum of 500 each.
Rachael Riddicll and her son gave bond
but Shaw could not do So, and he was re-
manded 20 Jail. He Is also serving a
sentence for fine of $50 for an assault
on Mr. Codd. =
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WANTS TO BEAN AMERICAS.
Frederick booth fucker A.L. for
Papers.

New York. April 7.-FrederIck s.
Dc Ia Tour BOo;h-Tucker. the new
commander of the Salvation Army In Tho
United States. declared hin intentlon of
becoming citizen of the United States
ana TOOK out his first naturalization
papers to-day. He then announcer ,h,.
he wished 10 make an alien deposition to
enii,le him to hold property In the United
f;a!os and protect his interests under
the law of New York and the United
states pending the five years required
before he can become citizen.
This rormality was also completed and
'he alien deposition will be- sent TO the
secretary OF Stale In Albany and placed
on file. Under this deposition Conman.
der Booih-Tucker VIII he cna bled 10 as
sumo control OF thu property OF the SAL
walton Amy in this State.
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PORTSMOUTH NEWS
PIcKED Ur pRoMIscuousLY.
Matters of Here Mention of the Small
News OF n DRy.

There will be u german at kim Hall
tonight. S-s At
Portsmouth boys will tackle the ORR
oleS tomorrow.
The meeting at Monumental NJ. L.
Church Is. still going on.
officer Wilmington is still confined to
his home from sickness.
The egg hunt at the Y. NJ. C. A. was
well patronized yesterday
The case OF the Police Commissioners
will be settled before this week is over
y small colored boy was fined 81 yes
terday for Jumping ON a train while in
motion.
Charles Baker, colored, was sent to
the County Jail yesterday for stealing
chickens.
One week from tomorrow the base
ball season opens. then the rooters will
be happy.
Attention Is called to the add. OF P. j..
Lyons, In which he advertises for an
invalid chair.
Schools open again to-day. and the
children Will have no more holiday until
Memorial Day.
Miss Minnie Cartwright, a charming
young lady, of Cleveland, Ohio, Is visit
ing friends in this city
Fifteen chickens were stolen from Mr.
S. II. Carney's residence, near Getty's
station, Monday night
The comedy of "A Lesson in Love"
will be well attended, judging from the
number OF seats that have been taken.
The Old Dominion Guard are working
hard for the entertainment, which
they will give shortly to raise funds to
purchase overcoats
Neither the Port Norfolk nor the Pos
tai Telegraph companies appeared in
Court yesterday, the summons not hnv-
ing been served until yesterday. The
case will be up to-day.
The members of Central Church have
concluded TO either rebuild the old
church or build elsewhere. and with
that object in view they are working
quite hard to secure money to do the
work.
Yesterday morning "a cry OF murder
was heard in Queen street and several
persons ran to the house and found that
two colored children had been locked
up by their mother and wanted to get
out.
Mr.. S. S. Ames, while out collecting
OH Monday, lost $3.50. He accused a
small c,lpred boy named Wesley Robin
son. of having 1t. The DO admitted Il.
and told where II was hid. All the mon
ey was recovered except $3.50.
y number of young people engaged
In the old-time custom of egg rolling
yesterday the weather on Monday being
unfavorable. They used the mounds in
the streets where the sewer pipes had
been laid to roll them down, some of
them being very high.
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CAT IEANIsaIK.I.'S TODAY"
We Shall Place on Our Special Bar
gain Counter This Morning
AT 10 N'GInck.

Yard wide percales. 6Ac.
CSC. sprirE dress goods. 19c.
40c. spring dress goods. 24c
l5c. plaid dress goods. lie.
Go and 75c. spring dress goods. beautiful
styles. will go at 4ec.
Sc. apron chec!. gingham. aye.
Sc. towels. $40. each.
Zee. spying zephyr ginshams. SC.
Sc. check muslin. sc.
SOC table linen, S7iac.
zoe. towels. lac. each.
Sc. fringed doylies. 4c. each.
Soc black Henrietta 39c. the yard.
$3.50 white counterpanes. 9Sc each
75c white counterpanes. soc. each.
81 kid gloves. roc.
S5c black Henrietta. CSC. thu yard.
4Oc. table linen. 2ec. the yard.
These prices are for cash only.
HAMMILL'S. 800 High street.
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PORTSMOUTH.

Summary: learned Runs-Bos;on. 4;
Portsmouth. /. Three-bas Hit-Long.
Two-base Hlts-Marr. Rollins. Duffy and
S;ive:.s. Base on Balls-On Sullivan. J.;
off Mailman. A. Sacrirce Hl;s-Lor.:.
Hamilton, .; Lowe. !. and Collins. l..
Struck Out-By Mailman. /: by Stivet;s,
3. Left on Ba ses-Boston. 5: Portsmouth,
I. Double Pay-Du1y and Long. I'm
pire--Mr. l. T. Van Patten.
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Meeting of tho South street Bnptiss
Church.

The Rev. Len. G.. BrouEhton arrived
in the city yesterday and is stopping At
the residence OF the Rev J ". Mitchell.
in South street. He began his revival
services in the South Street Baptist
Church
AIR. Rroughton Is pastor OF Calvary
Baptist Church, Roanoke. He is known
as the most successful evangelist of the
Baptist denomination in Virginia.
lie will conduct the services all this
week and perhaps longer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
..ALcsson in Lnyc."

Those who have not secured their seats
for the Lesson in Love" 70 be given
at IIirn Hall on Friday nigh. next. had
better do so at once. as they are going
off like hot cross buns, at Good Fri
day. The play will be splend!dly arrang-
ed for IN the way of stage properties,
and music. and should, outside OF Its
own merit. be we'll patror!zed, as ii IS
given for benevolent purposes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
STABLES

nn n,ams Tor hire mig lit and day Stables
ne a., Siose No. Driving Horses
lar, Wngons for plea surc parties sn.
i Lgrn narrias-s ut short notice. First
o q npafdlns, and everything TO make
,lors.s' perfectly safe and kind Don',
nn TIE Blue Line for Lake Drum.
, ,"'! H. we go direct to the lake now. If
81. Yours very tr',iy e"ii UP phone
y. i. WILLIAMS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Will he Taken Out OF the Hands of
the Receiver.

The stockholders of The cotton ractl-
~ nave succeeded in selling sufficient
quantity of bonds to take the cotton fac
tory out the hands of n receiver. provid-
ed they will accept the offer that VIII be
made them--tha; Is that the stockholders
agree to pay ten per cent. of the an
debtedness monthly, with per cent.
interest on deferred payments until paid
If these terms are accepted the factory
Will soon be In oDeration
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
PROPOSALS
FOR
Paving Materiall
Portsmouth. Va. An.,, -,

IL. l.
s SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. pt.
Of the Council of the City OF poris naaeets
va until p; m. APRIL 10. 1885, for M.
following material:-e 49, - sas
J, 5,S5S PERCHEs RUBBLE STONE.
uniform quality. broke to regular pI fa,, OF
avoiding feather edges, in depth NOT
more than nor less than inches ehShg
stone TO nave an area of not less than
10 nor more than S6 square inches sam.
pies of stone must be furnished by nd
ders. EE5s ""'u-t
.. FOR SUPPLYING 22G2o SQUARE
YARDS yITRIFIED BRICK, 80 Tia
bricks or blocks must be hard burned.
OF OF Uniform nnnn, size; free from flaws. cracks
70 absorb not more than per cent Of
their weight. Only. such bricks thai
nay neen laid In other cides and found
entirely satisfactory ut the end Off
ject to such tests as the committee NAV
desire. 'Es y - -, LAY 'A y
an bids to DO accompanied with SAM
8. r,7Gs LOADS OF GOOD SHARP
hc delivered on the wharf the city NAV
designate. w .i'e''
The Committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. and to Increase
or decrease any of the Items.
Ronds with approved security of one
halt Gf the amount OF each bid must ac-
company all bids. ''',tN,
Bonds with approved security will be
required for the faithful performance %
Clerk. 800 sss
Communications other athan proposals
TO be addressed to the Chairman Of the.
Committee on streets. -
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A FIRM Statement.

We have good clothes for tall men.
slim men. stout men. and all men. Come
in and get a Mt. Our method OF doing
business will guarantee 10 You the lowest
prices that first class goods can be sold
for We sell strictly fer cash, and have
but one price. We also refund money If
you are dissatisfied with your purchase.
Give us a trial.
JOHN A. MORRIS G. Co,
1903 High street. south side.
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nY ENTIRE STOCK
CITY BONDS FOR SALE
ohlce OF the City Clerk.
council Chamber.

'TI''!TI NTlUnlDpr,
-r,,I, I,i..!1 Va. March 30. 1886.
F., NJ 4i1r rs, FOR sal. $22.Oo1 CuGP0N pa ~; ".
a. ~ ,,.i re Dem PTlON BONDS. nnvohln y,
Of !, 'a mr., ahn bearing interest at the rnta
;nr,,dnmn ' cent; per nnnum. PAYABLE sen,i
h"ni. ny, IN June and December ,Pbn.o
isn ar" are ~ denominations OF 500 and
Ic ,"',, IL .A't,'pt from city taxes, and cnn
irirci1ni'cr principal and Interest. or
eri only. at the option of the hold
.riISWTpc proposals addressed to 10
cai,,G SYN. Jr.. city clerk. Will bo re-.
S Vn,n nhtil o'clock y. m. MoNn6AiYy
G dmds l." iha lss%, for the purchase Of these
rcirc, t'e city rcserving the right 10
80. an or any of the bids
shonII 'nihieations other than proposals..
{. s. SHERWOOD
Chairman Finance CommI,D,,..
mh3l-tds COMMITTEE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
EAST HANOVER rnnsnrrEnY.
Tho Spring Session VIII Open IN Tnbb
street Church. fctcrsburg,rucsd

Petersburg. Va. April 7.-(SpeciaI.)-
i'he spring session of East Hanover
fteshytery will open In Tabb Street
Presbyterian Church. In this city. OH
next Tuesday night at s O'Clock. The
oneninS sermon will be preached by Rev
II. r. Hower;on, Of Fredericksburg
About for,y-five delegates will be In at
tendance. Reports on condition of the
churches in tina Prcsbytery will be
submitted and there will he discus SION.
on home missions. Three persons arc 10
he licensed and ordained. The P,o.by-
terry Will he in session some four or five
days
The Fire Department was called on,
this morning about 10 o'clock in re.
Spouse 10 an alarm caused by the burn
ing OF wood-housc On the premises nj;
). Al b. Holmes, colored. on Guarantee
street.
The pupils OF Mrs. w. N. RagIand.s
k:ndergarten school, gave a most de
l!shttul Easter entertainment this morn
Ing In the school rom. onII!ntun street
w3Gch was much enjoyed by a large nm
dicnCe.
Dr. Broughton. OF Roanoke. delivered
most interesting lecture last ui..n.
IN the hall of the Y. NJ. c. A.on behalf
OF the Young Ladies' Aid Society or
the First Baptist Church. His subiar,
was The Felix's We Meet"
Mrs. Jshn Cummings. residing IN
oheSterleld county. short distance
IRON Petersburg, fell yesterday and fra,
turen her arm in very painful manner
rms morning the dead body Of a white
infant apparently jus: born was rnlnd
IN the back yard of MIR. w. r. Ramey
on Harrison street. with a strIne ,toi
"ghfy around its neck. The body was
wrapped In dirty cloth. The c no.
ner wac notified. and after viewing
me Dady, ordered 1t TO be buried at the
alnshouse.
Inc public schools of Petersburg and
uae virginia Normal and Collegiate In
S' Wh!ch nave been closed for the
Easter holidays. reopcncd tbts r.-rni,''r
Intelligence was received here to-day
mat Mr.. i. Marion Tucker. lately ::
resident of Powhatan county. sho, linn.
SELL vest. rday with Il thirty-cght cali
pre- PISTOL. Domestic trouble is said 10
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
The Congress of Nations.

The Congress of Nations wa: present
ed last night for the second time 10 full
house. who. judging from the amount
OF applause. was we'll pleased The ad-
d!t!ons that were made, proved more
attractive. Each and every one took
their part well, and everything moved
off splendidly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Specials for To-Day.

Mrs. Johnson's Home Made Seweet
Pickles only Toe. per bottle. Fine Ssrs
dimes dimes IN Tomato Sauce. 7c.. or 4 for Sc.
Fine Sardinss In OIL and Spices, &C., or
only Sc. per. can. Fine Baked Beans.
Tomato Sauce. &C., or 6 for CSC Large
per bottle. Our Sun Beam Flour is lust
what we claim the finest of patents. "A
trial will prove this. - -
c. w. HUDGINs & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

New York. April ii. & W. Sellgman
~ Co. will ship 10000 ounces GuCren-
helm u sons. 100000 ounces and thinner
man X f'orshay, $4,000 OF silver on the
ST. Paul Tomorrow
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
This is Your Chance

For one week all winter stock. such
as dress goods, men and boys cassi-
meres, blankets. gloves, etc.
y. ]. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall.
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Levy & Jacobs, 200 High strec,.

are headquarters for anything IN tn
gents clothing line at prices that W.
please you. Give them a call.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

When you can buy Smithheld hams
for lac, Rumford's yeast powders. &c. ;
other yeast powders at &C.: homemade
lard &c., Baltimore &C.. sugar &C., New
Orleans moasses 10c. quart. butter Is
and lSc.. Elgin creamery 22c., HOLSTERS
lSc., salmon loo. per pound. sardines 4c
per box. for 25c.
l.. II. PEARSON,
Phone 9SS. Corner Green and Bart
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

Have you been to the Chicago Bar
gain House." 30 High street.
They are selling everything at and
below cost to close business. They have
bargains IN most everything You may
nee6. j. J. BILISOLY.
Proprietor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

Paris, April THE indirect; tayes col
'ccted throughout the Republic OF France
Tor the year 1895 amounted to $50 Goa. O0O
francs. an increase over the revenue
from the same source of 1894 OF 10000, 900
francs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

There were two kind of ties worn
Easter Sunday-tlsose sold by Charles r.
Welton & Co.. and others.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

OPEN FOR THE SEASON. HAVE
opened my Soda Fountain for. ,h ~
81, ,S ana viii dispense Pure Soda viii
Zee Srenm Soda and Whip Cranin 1n as,
ohafne MIX Shakes and Coca Cola
Cni drink. delicious and appctizinr
Naii ana sec me.
moroc,, l.. a. BILLISOLY.
--i . -O-IiIo 3li High Street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
SuitRin Order.

Our spring suitings for Easter at popu-
lar prices. Look at eur window display.
From $3.50 to $22 SO.
NJ. ROSENBAUM,
116 and 11S High street
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Phone 9SS.
BresInucr q Anthany, HI High street

The largest stock of clothing and
gents furnishings IN the city. Agents
for two Of the largest merchant tailor
ing establishments in the country. Suits
to order from $3.50 to s35: trousers to
order from $3.50 to $40 per pair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

Wall papering and decoration done.
upholstering and hair mattress reno
waited. carpets cut. made and laid ].
s: Crawford's Furniture and Carpet
HouEe:
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PoRTsMourL, & n,,,s !,

W va M rent or pisci,a g !,
and used on ha ths can s,r BE worked by hand
Ing stch. please address p. y SoIs n.y.
~ Flrst street city. apS.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Lots viii be on Sale April list.

This This Is The most desirable invest
Htnt Yet put on the market
Land Is nos being put In excellent con-
diii"n and streets graded. Land high
and well drained. e"
r'or thirty days only, prices will range
from $lJJ IL 500 peg lot
See Zeal Estate Agents. or any OF the
Directors Tor terms. ana be ready 10 gel
ia on the ground floor.
70 investors we would say keep your
eyes open TO this chance, and be ready
when the sale begins 1t is chance yC;
Will not have again soon. Remember IL
adjo.ns the Southern. and is on the River
Front. Information to arents ard buy
crs given BY JOHN l.. WATSON.
mrlS-lm 800 High St. Portsmouth, IA.
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FOR RENT.

Stores on Crawford street. near the
market. with 5 room dwellings, above.
Several 4 asirable dwellings, In, good To-
cations. at IS. 50. $40, $3.50, $1 and s25 per
conveniences. JOHN L. WATSON, s
eos High street, Portsmouth. Va.
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Intelligence was received her. .o-d,r
that Mr.. +. Marion Tucker Io,SI, ::
resident of Powhatan county sho, him.
SELL vest rday with Il thirty-cight cali
pre- pistol. Domestic trouble is said 10
nave been the cause of the rash nc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
G ~ q s |
229 HIGH ST,
Hold Your Money

In your rocket or keep 1t in bank till the
portsmouth Wato. Front Land Com
lhhy puts It's lots ut 1'inuers Point. adj
Joining the Southern Railway, on the
market.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
PORTSMOUTH Apv,s

b Lick IANGsIIAN HENS, PURE,
i.h, pred and scored; Judge. j. D. Nepius,
i"',Wsu1,phia Eess. 81 per settling. Mrs.
View. "eD@'ci aNehue' TURK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
DANGER In DISGUISE.
The Serious Troubles That Nay CONS
Upon People at This Time of year

ooh it's only "a cold. -.
Such "A remark as this is otten near"
at this time OF the year. when tne
weather is chilly. The people VINO MIKE
such a remark seem to forget that cvio
IS really a dangerous CONDITION OF on1
system. a weak spot. a disease a coi'
may lead 20 a cough. and then 10 Pneu'
monia. or IL may sow the seeds OF con
sumption. For this reason X - hansc,
Gus TO neglect n cold. IL ~ o.tts. :"
stamp II out at once. Fortunatey .e 100
is one means OF doing this that ~ siWass
safe and reliable. What IL Is anu wn"s
IL will do can be seen from the foDo"ins
Mr.. NJ. .. Connor. al Scott 1870.
Brooklyn, says. Some time ago W" W.,
stricken down with congestion OF tne
lungs. and though having the best ihsu',
cal attendance. did not improve. i haa
cough that seemed 10 contract my ches.
10 half its natural size. | was IN cons'a,'s
pain, and had no rest day or nlSht. n.
last j was advised to try Dunys pure
malt whiskey. and it effected speedy
cure. The lung trouble and cough en-
urely Oh appearcd. my appetite was re,
gained. and breathing became as natural
as ever. | now feel like a new man all
over
No ordinary whisl<ey could have pro-
duced these unusual results. AS Il means
OF building up the system and restoring
the health, Duny's pure malt has always
been unequalcd. II Il were kept In every
household and used In an cases OF emery
ency. a vast amount OF sickness and SUI
fering could be entirely prevented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
THE r1MEs-RrcHMoND w. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER

colored chairman. He Immediately start
ed In To thrash Messrs. Amen ana Wad-
dill In a war Of words. lie pleaded In a
most impassionate manner Tor the ne
groes To vote for Lamb. III you thinh
YOU must vote for Mckinley and Hobart.
then scratch Lewis ana vote Tor Lamp.
lie worked tho race prejudice Tor all IL
was worth, referring To the action OF the
Republicans in roping on the negroes al
the Harrison meeting. Tho money that >
been sent here to spend has been put IN
tfeir pockets, and the colored people OF
this city haven't received $lev. l dCn be-
leve," said Mr.. Blake. IF the Repubii-
can party thought they could 40 without
YOU, they'd throw you down. Stand by
the people VIM stand by you. You ought
to show your appreciation Oh US b.
voting for silver. and In two years ak
the manufactures and mills in this city
will be running. and they II give you
work Virginia has done more for the
colored man than any State south OF
Mason & Dixon's line.
The speaker closed - making pa
thetic plea for the coiored vote for Bryan
and Lamb, and amid a few cheers from
the amen corner, the meeting. after ten
dering a vote Of thanks 10 the speakers
adjourned. The few silyerites went out
into the street, the Republicans went
down stairs and had big laugh over the
matter, and Alderman Bahen was as
happy as a lark, for the rent for the hall
had been paid.