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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
GOES BRAvELY on.
THE Democratic Canvass on the
Eastern Shore.

ONANCOCK, VA, October 3.-(SpeciaiJ
The battle for Democratic supremacy and
the restoration Of the money OF the Con-
stltution goes bravely on in old Accemsc'
Clubs are forming in all parts Of the coun-
~. and the County Committee, now great
ly enlarged. is actively at work 10 get
all the Democratic voters In inc anu
bring them 10 the polls on elocton-day'
Stata-Senator IeCato and Mr.. GOODWIN
q. Joynes. OF ODaDoOck. spoke tonight Al
Messongo. in the northern bayside region
of Onancock, where q large club has been
organized. and Frank p. Brent, Esq. ieft
here this morning FOR chincoteague %
speak at a great mdss-meetinS TO be held
there tonight. Ex.enslve preparations
are making at Paisley for great bar
becue ana rally to be held there next
"Wednesday, wnen Cyclone jim Mar
shall and others Will dauver addresses
Senator Daniel and Congressman Jones
are expected 10 make several speeches on
the Eastern Shore about the middle OF
the month From this time on the cam
paign will be made red-hot for the Re-
publicans and the Republican Aid So
ciety.
A DISMAL FAILURE.
The Rev. Tom Dixon's canvassing tour
for the Republicans through the Eastern
Shore has proved dismal failure HIS
wild and erroneous statements and his
coarse abuse OF the Democratic party
have served to arouse the Democrats,
and to disgust many men who we're halt
fng between two opinions. At Marionville,
in Northampton county. Dixon recently
attempted to make "A speech in a hail near
TIE church In which the Baptists were
holding revival services About five hum
dred people had collected, some TO attend
church. others TO hear Dixon. 1t was sup
posed that Dixon would wait till the
church services were over, but he did not.
He began 70 make a ood-and-thunder.
gold-standard Republican speech, calling
the Democrats fools and fraD.s. and
charging them with all sorts Of unjust
things The people who had come TO
hear Dixon were nearly all Democrats,
and they determined not to submit TO any
such abuse They hurled defiance al him.
repealed his false and ridiculous SANDERS
and hootcd him down.
BEAT A RETREAT.
Dixon declared that he would stay till
midnight, but he changed his mind and
beat an ignom niors retreat. After he
had gone the Democrats present organ
ized a Bryan, Sewall, and Jones club oil
nearly one hundred members. with VIII
liam F. Thomas as president. and John
J.. Fowler as secretary.
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who are addressing the voters OF Buck
insham at different points this week.
met their appointments at Damron's. AMI
,his place Thursday. where they were
greeted By large crowds and made STIR
ring speeches Before the adjournufnt
here. MFR. J. n. Ayres offered the foliow-
ing resolution. which was unanimously
adopted by the club:
'Whereas, we have learned With
mingled feelings OF regret and indigna-
ton thas Governor O'ferrail. who owes
his present position 20 the Democratic
party. IL speaking and using his in-
fiutnce az an assistant Republican b.
advocating the boiling ticket. self-style'i
Democratic: therefore be IL
Resolved. That we denounce his course
as betrayal OF the trust imposed upon
him By the Democratic party OF Virginia.
and think HIS resignation should have
preceded his desertion Of the party to
whom he owes hts Office"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

ABSOLUTELY PURE
OLD POINT.
Admiral Bunce's Flcct-A Fre"eH
Cable slip-Personni.


Admiral Bunce's Flcct-A Frenea
Cable slip-Personni.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. October
s.-(spccial)- 1.-The new battleship Massa-
chuseits. a sisten ship Of the Indiana
arrived IN Hampton Roads at o Sioon
Yesterday afternoon. She repor's 'h"s
Admiral Bunce and HIS feet are no" on
the virginia coast. and that they VIII
nrobably arrive here tomorrow Tor
stay OF a weel; or ten days. during winch
,hov will take on coal and supplies for
another cruise.
The French cable steamer SEINE "n0n
had been In the Roads several days
taking on coal and supplies. sailed yes
,erdav. She has LOO miles OF cable on
hoard. which will be laid between ne"
Work and Turks Island. TO connect the
French cable system with the west IN
dies. She has full stan OF electriS'1hS
and cable experts on board
Major William A. lSo5be (Ihlrd AT
tillery) Is arranging 10 carry MS oa.-
tery-M-to San Francisco. he eApsc1s
TO leave about the 18th, ana Will carry
with him Lieutenant b. "A. MhlaI' Lieu
tenant Frank X. FERGUSON ana a0ou'
fifty men. :,
Captain f. L. Zalinski. the inventor OF
tho dvnanite gun. now on the retired
list was down from New York on VISIT
this week.
Captain J. NJ. ingalls, First Artillery,
with his wife and daughter. has returned
from New Hampshire. where they nave
been spending the summer
Lieutenant John =. Wiser (k'irst Ar
tillery) returned yesterday from Two
months practice march with his battery
In New York.
lieutenant J. II. Clifford Second Ar
tillery) and wife. who have oeen inc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John b. kimoer-
lev. returned to their station-Fort Pre-
bic, Me.-Wednesday.
Lieutenant Charles w. kutz tunited
States Engineers). who has been IN
charge Of the works here for the past
sfx months. left yesterday for Baltimore
for duty in the office of Colonel Peter {.
Haines.
Mrs. Freeland, of Savannah. Ga. who
has been visiting her brother. Post-Chap-
lain Charles w. Freeiand, left for nome
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. NJ. X. Davis returned yesterday
from two-months' sojourn In vermont
Cadet Taylor Evans. who has been
spending his vacation here, left for An
napolis this week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Chamberlain, who
have been spending a couple OF weeks
with his parents. In Norfolk, returned
to the post Wednesday.
Mrs Major Moseley and daughter re
turned yesterday from two-weeks VISIT
TO friends I'm Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harrison Phoebus left this week
with her two daughters. for Albany, ~
Y. where they will attend sehool this
winter.
Miss Anna p. Yeatman. who has been
visiting friends at the Point, returned
TO washington this week.
Lieutenant Willoughby Wake Fiu7
Artillery has returned from a six-montt 3
visit 10 EurOpe.
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THE STATE CANVASS.
a LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTS
MEETING IN nuoKIScHAM.
y. w. HUBBARD and Captain camm
Tsattc, ON spcak--Hesoiu''oh NIX
lag the Governor 20 He"isn-1
urysn-sewan Club Organized.

rr.ESxORE. BUCKINGHAM COoS-
Ty VA. October S.--Gipeciai)-A large
ana enthusiastic audience was addressed
here to-day by r. W. Hubbard and cap
tain Camm Patteson. Mr.. hupard
opened In a speech Of more than an hour
ana his speech was characterized py
sorc,b,e argument he pictured with
master hand the distress Of ftiiing prices.
Ills description of the income-tax anu
the position OF the Republican party on
sh,s subSect seemed to be a surprise 10
his hearers. and they manifested thsir
sympathy with the speaker by generous
applause. He was listened 10 with pro-
found attention.
We was followed by Captain Camn PAT
teson. the old war-horse. who was AT
home. among his own people. ana al ms
best.
These speeches aroused t's most In
sense feeling. and Il. W. Hubbard offered
the following resolution.
..Inasmnch as Charles 7. CFerrah Cd
fained the Office he now holds by ue-
ciaring himself a Democrat, and ny re-
iterating tho statement that he had vo'eu
seven times in Congress for free SILVER;
end. inasrnuch as he has now repudia'eo
his own votes and declarations. ana mas
IN the height OF battle deserted pas anu
baggage to the enemy, the people VI
Buckingham, in convention ASSEMBLED
request and, as far as is in their power
demand his immediate resignation OF the
gubernatorial office"
This resolution was received with Iou1
and prolonged cheers, and was carrleo
without a single dissenting vote.
A large Bryan. Sewall. and FLOOD cup
was formed here. and Captain Camm pat
teson was made president The feeing
In Buckingham In favor Of free silver
already intense. is rapidly growing III
strength.
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SPEAKING AT CREwE.
Ringing Addresses Before the Bryan
and SewnII Club.

CREWE. VA. October S.-tspeciai.)-
Judge Asa Watkins. of FarmvlIle, and
MIR. r. g. Southall. OF Amelia, made ring
ing addresses last night in Mann's Hall,
this place. 10 quite a large gathering,
notwithstanding 1t was not known until
late In the day that they would be here.
il was the regular meeting OF the Bryan
and Sewall Club.
II is apparent that the cause OF true
Democracy Is well established In this
vicinity, and is gro wing In favor. The
speeches OF Messrs. Watkins and Southall
added force TO the irresistible tide that
will sweep away all opposition.
As a rule. all political speakings are
well attended here by the followers OF
the different parties. and the closest at
tention Is given. There has been an
entire absence of any thing like rowdyism
or even OF Interruptions. The only thing
that has gone beyond the bounds OF good
natured enthusiasm was a fight on the
street few days ago, mention OF which
was made In the Dispatch OF the LIST
instant. The parties were before the
Mayor yesterday, and he put one Of them
under bond and sent his case on TO the
County Court,
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MONTERREY, VA. october S.--(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE political situation in Highland
IL becoming interesting. To-day the
courthouse was packed with people TO
hear the joint discussion between Jacob
Yost, the Republican candidate Tor Con-
gress from this district, and Charles
Curry. OF Staunton. the latter a Repuo-
lican. who recently came over TO the
silver cause. The widest enthusiasm was
shown by both sides, each speech being
roundly applauded repeatedly. Mr. Yost
will remain In the county until the last
Of next week speech-making. Mr. Curry
viii return 10 Staunton Immediately after
addressing a meeting at Doe Hill. Mon
day evening.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
The Old Church and jamestown
Toyer-Othcr Notes.

Tower-Othcr Notes.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October B.
(special)-Mr. Howard Constable. the
New York architect, who has charge OF
the work Of preserving old Bruton Epis-
copal church from further decay, arrived
here last evening. He stated TO the
writer that the work would be pushed
with a view to having the church READY
for use by the second Sunday In this
month. and that he hoped very soon TO
begin the task OF restoring the interior OF
the old building to what 1t originally was.
AS a sample OF ecclesiastical architecture
old Bruton church stands out as MODEL
and as such ought to be fully restored.
Mr.. Constable also has charge OF the
improvements made on the Marshall pro-
perty. and will complete the work there
during his visit here. row OF handsome
shade trees will be put out around the
entire premises, and rare and oeautiiui
flowers placed throughout the grounds.
JAMESTOWN TOWER.
on Monday work will begin on the old
jamestown tower. Ii will be braced by
heavy iron rods. and the tops of the walls
covered over with a heavy coat of Port
land cement TO project them from tho
weather A committee from 1.-THE a. +. v.
A. will meet the architect on the island
and confer with him as TO the best man
ner of preserving the old tombs and
lower portion of the old tower from
further decay.
Judge Martin on yesterday appointed
Hon. Thomas II. Wilcox committee or
the estate Of Rev. T. NJ Amber. under a
bond OF 5000, with Mr.. T. r. Boland as
security.
BURIAL.
Mrs. Thomas Severn nee PettitD. who
died at her home. near town, THURSDAY.
was buried in the family lot on the old
homestead yesterday al o'clock. Rev
W. T. Roberts. OF the Episcopal church
here. officiated. Many persons from here
attended the funeral. as the deceased
was well known and had many friends in
our town.
Mr.. j. II. Clark. from Lincoln. Neb..
was here yesterday. a guest AT the Ra-
leigh. Mr. Clark resides within three
doors OF Hon. W. ]. Bryan. and knows
him personally. He was a Republican,
but is now a Democrat. and VIII support
Bryan. and stated that Nebraska would
go for the Democratic nominee by from
30 900 TO 5000 majority. In his ward the
Union veterans have organized a Bryan
club with a membership of 40. only
thirteen OF them being Democrats.
Mr.. Carl Jones, a well-known young
gentleman of our town, has returned
from a pleasant visit TO the seashore.
Mr.. Jones was accompanied home by his
brother, Mr.. Edward Jones. OF Norfolk.
who Is engaged in the drug trade OF that
city.
Mr.. James II. wallen. of Richmond. has
been here for several days in visit.
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Enthusiastic Democrats.

BLACKSBURG, VA, october S.-(Spe-
cial.)-At a large and enthusiastic meet
ing here last night a Bryan, Sewall and
Fpes club was organized, with over
hundred members. L. NJ. billiard was
elected president; S. S. Davis. vice-presi-
dent. and Herman II. West, secretary.
Every one present heartily endorses the
Chicago platform. and will vote Tor
Bryan, Sewall, and Epes.
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ni.cns.inn nt Toano.

A, Toano Yesterday faere was a pub
lie meeting and joint discussion OIL the
,ssuea of the campaign. The Demo-
cratic party was exec dinghy well repre-
sented by Miles NJ. hs rtin. Esq. and the
Republicans By Colonel Il. T. Hubbard.
of Buckingham. DR.. z. A. wise. 'he
Republican nominee for Congress. was
also present. In the TCano neighbor-
hood nearly all OF the whites are for
BRYAN. and nearly all OF n blacks are
for Mckinley. The discuss on, however,
was much enjoyed.
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The old Repatriation has been

The old registration has been
done away with. You must regis
ter anew or lose your vote on NO.
yember I'd. The books of registra-
ton will be open from sunrise to
sunset on Monday. Tuesday, We'd
nesdny, Thursday. and Friday OF
this week. Go and REGISTER AT
ONCE; don't wait Till the rush be-
gins. You will find the registrar
at the place where you have voted
OF late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

LEXINGTON, VA, october s.-(Spe-
ciai)-The Democrats are making
lively canvass In this county and many
Bryan clubs have been formed. Messrs.
q. ID. Letoher. Robert Catlett, r. T..
Glasgow. b. u. Bell. and u. III. Bar
clay have been actively engaged In ad-
dressing the clubs at night meetings
a Bryan, Sewaii. and Flood club was
organized at Glasgow on Friday night.
and the following officers were elected:
r.. c. Paxton. president; Dr. j. 7. Cleve-
land, first yice-president; Captain q. ID.
Edmunds. second vice-presldent: Mr.. NJ.
A. Dudley. third yice-presIdent; and Mr..
d. q. Baldwin. secretary. Colonel Ro-
Bert catlett addressed the club.
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pemocratic banner InfurIed.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October s.
(special)-A large and handsome banner.
bearing the portraits of Bryan and Sewall
was stretched across Washington avenue
tonight by the Bryan and Sewall and
Young Club. OF Newport News. several
hundred persons assembled to witness the
banner at ii was flung to the breeze
Ringing addresses were made By Major
A. Moss. Mr.. w. c. Stuart, and Hon.
Thomas Temple Powell.
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only Thirsy-seven whites Present.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, October n
Special Edgar Allan, Of Richmond.
Va, addressed Republican n1ass-meet-
ing here tonight in Parsons Opera
House. Only thlrtyssyen white people
were present. notwithstanding tnat nls
comirr had been well advertised through
out the county. Announcement OF his
speech was made under the tent OF
Walter L. Mains circus this afternoon
by the ringmaster. Allan Is the guest Of
c. A. Mckinney who is a. member OF
the Republican State Central Committee.
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WANTED,

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TO appoint canVassers. side line or eNciu-
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WANTED,

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WANTED.

SO TO $50 SALARY AND EXPENSES
to statesmen for Cigars. Experience unne-
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Front Room. furnished or unfurnished.
Also. a nice Suite OF Rooms. suitable Tor
couple or young men. Good table Terms
reasonable. THE WINDSOR.
oc 4-lts i0l north Eighth street.
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WANTED,

TWO GENTLEMEN, OR COUPLE. TO
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have Back Rooms unoccupied. Terms TO
please any one. Mrs NJ r. boswell.
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LOST, srRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST, TURDAY MORNiNu,
either in Second Market or somewhere on
the street, ONE THREE-BAND GOLD
BRACELET, with chain attached. FINGER
will be literally rewarded By returning
same to Station A. s04 west Broad street
oc 4-lt'
LOST. WHITE FOX TEhRiEk.
With right ear brown and left eye brown.
10 9os west Grace street CHARLES A.
ROSE. &C 4-lt
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street, an OVERCOAT. owner can set
saEle by applying at No. 4 north Eleventh
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Oc at
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Cards, Dm-Heads. Statements, Letter.
Heads, Note Heads, Circulars. Hancbilis
Dodgers, etc, printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. WIN give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send US your orders and
We win guarantee Subtraction In every
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WANTED.

no SELL A BAR AND FIXTURES.
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l.. SMITH, 722 west Broad street. city.
oc Ate
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PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
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street. over Meade K Bakers Pharmacy.
au Mn
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A QUIET COUPLE TO OCCUPY A ST.
cOnd-Story Front. Room. Also other
Boarders wanted at 10l3 east Clay street.
nc f-ftr
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WELL WATER. BUCKINGHAM
COUNTY. VA, october s.-(speciai,,-
sion. u W. Hubbard and 8. L. Ferguson.
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WANTED.

MEN TO SELL CANDY TO THE RE-
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WANTED,

HORSES TO BOARD FOR THE WIN
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given them. Refer TO Mr. 7. A. Scott,
manager Transparent-Ice Company. and
Eleventh and Bank streets, city.
DC 4-SuIf
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Denth Of q Young Lawyer.

NORFOLK. VA. october ESPECIALLY
Mr.. Joseph T. Allyn. Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Allyn. OF this city, died at
the family residence. on Butte street. this
afternoon, after a brief illness OF typhoid
fever. TIE deceased was q years OK
aee. and had been a partner with his
father In the law firm OF J.. T. Allyn &
Son but six months.
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WANTED.

TO SELL FINE COMB1NATION-
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early and get bargain Must have cash
at once. Address CASH, Dispatch Office
Oc t-ft9
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AGENTS. s. DAILY EJRE. EvERLAsr-
inr tableware: cannot wear out:
looks exactly like silver. Write to-day
for full information. catalogue. and start:
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY COMPANY: 80
broadway. New York ~ is-sui2t
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WANTED.

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beginners, a School in family or neighbor-
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WANTED,

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English. Mathematics. Latin. French, and
Music When applying. state terms.
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WANTEn.

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WANTED,

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BUSINESS WANTS.
DCAL EsvATE wANTEp.

The owner OF a number Of choice and
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ESTATE. win PAY HALF CASH and
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WANTED,

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NOT THAT WAY.
Portsmouth Evening Tlmes)

Numerous Democratic organizations and
newspapers In Virginia have been calling
on Governor O'Ferrall to resign the Of
flee of Governor, since his conscience mas
grown so tender that he is sorry for the
eight votes which he cast while In Con-
gress for the free coinage OF silver at
the ratio OF IS to /, and which he used as
a recommendation TO induce the people
to elect him Governor. They might as
well keep quiet. however. He is not
going to resign. He is not going
TO give up the salary OF the ONCE
1t Is a mistake to suppose that bis con-
science Is affected that way.