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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
THE CHINESE VICEROY.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME RESPECT
ING LII HUNG CHAsG'S VISir
Given Out by the Secretary Of War-He
Will be Received With the HoRors
Due His Rank.

NEW YORK, August 2i.--Thc following
programme respecting the visit OF the
Chinese viceroy Ii Lung Chang. was
announced this afternoon by Secretary
OF War Lamont:
Earl Ii Hung Chang, special Ambas-
sador from the Emperor Of China, will
arrived at New York by the steamer st.
Louis on Friday. August 18th. Major
General Thomas II. Ruger, U. s. A.,
commanding the department Of the East,
who has been designated by the PresI-
dent TO act as hts representative, will
meet him on his arrival, and escort
him with detachment OF the Sixth
regiment, United States cavalry. 10 tha
Waldorf Hotel. where he will remain
during his stay in New York as the
guest OF the nation. The State Depart
me, mTnt "iil be represented by W. w. Rock
h'ii' hrst assistant secretary OF State.
General RuSer will attend the ylceory
during his soJourn In this country. ana
ne IN charge OF all arrangements per-
taining to his visit
THE ADMINISTRATIONS PART
The President OF tho United s,at-a
VINO Is to be in the city az the r1,ast
or ex-Secretary OF the Navy William O.
" hithey' VIII receive the special ambas-
sauor az Mr.. Whitney's residence on tho
DAY Following his arrival. the Secretarx
OF state. the Secretary OF the Treasury
the Secretary OF War. and possibly other
members OF the Cabinet being present.
on Sunday visit Will be- made 10 GEN
eral Grants tomb. at Riverside Monday
will be spent In trip To the military
Academy. nj West Point. by the United
States steamship Dolphin, and n SAN
under the Brooklyn bridge and up the
East river. on Tuesday the party will
be entertained at lunch bv representative
business men OF New York. and later I'm
the day an opportunity will be given
the Chinese residents of the city 10 meet
the Earl by arrangements with the Chi
nese Consul
Wednesday will be occupied by a visit
20 Rrooktvn ON the invitation OF the
Mayor OF that city. and In the evening
the Niceroy will be rendered a review by
the Seventh Regiment in its armory.
THROUGH CANADA.
on Thursday the party will 20 by the
Pennsvlvania railroad TO Philadelphia.
vhsre suitable entertainm ent viii 10
provided. and Friday and Saturday VIII
no spent IN Washington and Sunday NJ
Niagara Falls. whore the Nicerov will he
met Nv representatives Of the Canadian
Government. who will escort him TO van
couver from which port he viii san ior
home.
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excursion By private conveyance 10 Mon
ticelIo. the historic home Of the author
OF the Declaration OF Americas lnde-
pcudence. After several hours spent in
looking through the ancient mansion and
ylcwlug the magnificent landscape from
the ton of Monticello Mountain, they re-
turned 10 the city and convened In the
afternoon in bUeirezs session. Before
entering strictly upon business the assO-
ciation was addressed by Judge r T. W.
Duke. DR.. J. G. Chancellor, Hugh T. Nell
son. and others.
officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows. President. w. B. Johnson,
Portsmouth. and I'VE presidents; l..
n Christian Of Richmond. secretary,
James Perley, Of Charlottesville, treas
urer. ,
The following delegates were elected
TO the National Convention. which meets
i'm BOSTON i'm october: l.. T. Christian, OF
Richmond. James Perley. Charlottesville,
and H. D. Oliver, Of Norfolk.
The association will hold its next an
nual session IN Portsmouth on the third
"Wednesday in August, 1891. After visit
ing many OF the prominent places of note
about the city and in the county, the
delegates returned 20 their homes this
afternoon. much pleased with their visit
TO tlyo Central CITY,
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Nayal Orders.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 1.-THE
following naval orders were issued to-
day:
Commander w. o. Ferenhot has been
ordered 10 command the Monocacy.
Lieutenant- Commander G.. II. Reeder.
has been ordered TO the Washington
raVy-yard.
Lieutenant s. G.. Clark and 3. Y. Noll
have been detached from TIE Naval
Academy and ordered TO the Bancroft.
EnsiIn |. h. Seymour has been or
dered to duty with the coast survey.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. NJ. ID.
Mccormick, Lieutenant ID. Daniels. As
slstant Engineer l.. NJ. Fulton. Lieutenant
J. NJ. Orchard. have been detached from
the Bancroft and ordered TO the Naval
Academy.
Assistant Engineer ". 7. Holmes and
and Ensign w. Blue. have been ordered
TO the Naval Academy.
Passed Assistant Engineer II. NJ. Ship.
has been detached from the Mononga-
hela and ordered 70 the Banr'p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

OMAHA, NEB. Aug. 2l.-The gold
Democrats Of Nebraska named a delega-
tiOn TO the Indianapolis Convention last
night. A conference of the State Gem
d1al Committee. and Of leading Demo
Gratis 10 the number OF nearly one hun
dred was held. presided over by Chair
man Euclid Martin. Many speeches were
made, most OF which favored n third
ticket, and the naming OF a State dele
CATION 20 the National Convention. IL
was the cOncensus OF opinion tha- "A
third ticket in Nebraska is not only
necessary, TO aid In the defeat OF Bryan.
but also 80 preserve the regular party
organization in this Sta.e after the -
sues OF the present campaign - all have
been decided at the polls. Every dele
gate was pledged 10 vote FOR a goid-stand
ard candidaie for President, bu. 10 pref
men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
nr,rred From nj, Home and Killed.

WACO. TEN, Aug. 2l-A mob OF TWEEN
ty-hye whites entered the house or hNs
negro cottCn-picFsrs 10 Hillside We'd
n.-eav nigLL ILcy shot Anderson
Vatlr-an Derause Le was slow iu re-
spending u tholr command Of hands
UP.
lie and his con TlniOns were taken out,
and Vaughan. Who lell upon me GROUND,
- Leafeu and Kicked, Qylng iu 70 short
titro. Hls cCmpaf joins were beaten ln Il
frilhtful marler They made their way
here this morning. ard Oiilc rs went 10 the
scene. The members OF the mob We're
masked. 10 is said that numerous theIts
occurred ia tile nelshboinoOu, anu me
n.otoes were accused OF them. This is
surrosed TO have been the cause ot the
mons action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
DtDy,T IKE TTLLMAN.
Objections to Vote Of Thanks lot NM
oc,.ristic speech.

Objections 10 a No'" W
ncteristic speech.
MOUNT CR.ETNA, PA August "a
Senator Behiamin Tillman. Of South caro-
lima made an address here to-day TOT
,rea silver to the farmers gathered 10
attend the Mount Gretna Asrlcul'urai
Fair. About 100 people, mostly iarne,s'
made I'D Senator Tillman's audience. Inc
sneaker was given respectful attention.
and was frequently applauded' hls eoi''
Guiding paragraph was this;
'Will you submit to English domination
We whipped England in l1b we whlpped
her in 1872. and we can whip her To-Day
with one hand tied Think whether you
will again have Pierpont Morgan ana
his gang Of ghous in Wall street 10
govern and 1--WE dominion over our fresl-
dent and Congress, or whether you VIII
free us and resto'e on majesty as Amerl-
can freemen. Tell your party TO so to the
devil unless it is going to do what Is
right"
with this blunt ending the Senator
sat down. At once a man rose in the
audience and proposed vote Of thanks
20 Tillnan, but there were score OF
Noes"
The Senator set entirely unmindful OF
the turmoil that was created for the
Instant until the chairman could cali
the meeting TO or.er and introduce cx-
Congressman .. II. Turner. Of New York,
who also made a silver speech.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
ERFAN ~ DEMAND.
Many Want to Exchange Local Talent for
the Nominee.

Many want TO Exchange Local lhieht lot
the Nominee.
CHICAGO, Avg. 21.-rhe usual contu-
sf.,o g, ,sceu. TO "u.cying in" is observable
Of pemo,ratic national headquarters IN
the AuditCri arneX this ar, -.n9oh. Al -
Ter looking al a number OF loca lyns 'ao-
evening Chain al Jones de -ldeu lAae '".
,',-r l7,ffanle site for headquarters would
ba tna Auditorium, which Is lar IRON
rha madding crowd on inc coOi lahe
mont. and free from the NOISE Oh Po7sl"5
str.rt cars and Othcr NDhl,lts VIZ, u
stuatOr Jones found oDJectlon@DiV a. 'n0
sherman House. 49, -
1,bs rooms selected are in Hats A and
ID on the second noor ot tA7 anne anu anu
uulut.er about ten ne .ioi4.ths "a3
spent IN getting ia sul.aDl9 lui ,,,'.
prevarlng Tor work, but no isdi Dus,lls7S
Tss transacted. nor has the WORKING iotce
Chairman Jones was busy all DAY re-
ceirlng VISITORS IRON. oulaiuV -,
uosl of whom wanted 10 get DIT. biyan
ia a hurry 10 speak ia their states anu
nome talent vas freely offered III eA-
change. but the Senator wouid make no
definite promises OF ia dates uAl" tHv
nominee arrived IA CAlcaso Sep1eiADe'
The Minnesota delegation wanted TO
e,Acuauge AlI. Lind. the fusion nominee
for Governor, and Congressman 4o"nc'
for IL few Bryan speeches IN Minnesota
cities. They spoke entnusias licdIiy oi
the prospects Tor Democratic SILVER VIC
tory. -,
senator Roach Of North Dakota toid
the Arkansas senator that North Dakota
farmers had a light crop and no money
bur they would vote for free silver by
large majority in November
National Committeeman Dwyer, OF Cali
fornia. said the reports he had been re-
ceiving from California during his alb
sence in the East relieved him Of any
doubt that his State would cast its cleo
toral vote for Bryan.
Senator Jones said Major Towles would
probably DO appointed chairman OF
the Campaign Committee. He also an
nounced that Messrs Campau, Johnson
Gahan. Walsh, and himself would manage
the campaign from Chicago headquarters.
and Messrs. Mclean. Howell. and Smalley
from the Washington headquarters.
Dan McConville. of Ohio. who Will have
charge Of the speakers bureau, will ar
rive tomorrow TO begin work.
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VOL. io-NEW SERIES, NO. IGs.

The accident 10 the dry-dock az thJ
Brooklyn navy-yard. reported their find
iues 90 The Department and they reached
lrra yesterday. After am examination
OF Che findings. / have determined not to
take action upon them for the present,
but viii wait until the caisson has been
restored 20 its place and the dock pumped
out DO this upon the suggestion Of
the court itself. that there is possibility
that under those conditions the causes
Of tho accident may be more fully deter
mined. The court will be recovered just
as soon as the dock IS in condition % De
viewed and the Department viii thcl
take fnal action upon the case"
This action OF Mr. McAdoo strengthens
the belief that court martial will fol-
low. The Court OF Inquiry submitted
findings but expressed n desire 10 make
an examination OF the dock after ht
had been pumped out. This will take at
least a week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
The Fran Well Supplied.

CHRISTI.hNA. Aug. 2l.-The Christi
ana Norgenbladet makes the statement
that upon one occasion after DR.. Nansen
left the Fran imbedded in the ice in
March. 1895. the crew Of the vessel loaded
sledges with provisions and prepared TO
leave the ship. The Fran according to
Norgenbladct still has on board thrc
wears provisions and $500 tons OF coal.
Tpon the occasion or the Fram's calling
al Danbisland. Spitzhergen. on August
1lth. VI. Andre. the Swedish explorer
told Captain Svrdrup that the season wss
TOO far advanced TO justify balloon as
cension and that 81 was his intention 10
leave spltzbergen on August goth.
The Fran arrived az Tromsoe last even
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
Destructive Prairie Fires.

DFNISON. Tx. Aug. p Destructive
prairie fires are raging IN the Chickasaw
nation Dwellings fences. and hay have
been destroy ed aggregating a loss OF
thousands Of dollars. Tho creek bottoms
are lined with hundreds ~ immigrant
wagons that dare not travel. owing 70
the scourge of fire There Is no water
and the fire has full sway on Rock creek
The fire got into the timber. burning a
number Of hcuses. and ir some instances
cattle were sufgccated by the smoke The
fire has got into the mountain timber.
aud IL IL sweeping everything before IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-A report re-
ceived AZ the Department OF state from
Consul General Polk, stationed at ~ o.
ciNta shows that the Indian rice crop
for this year will be large. the return
now In showing an Increase Of 70, 500 tons
over the corresponding months Of last
year Last year was the bigges' on
record with the exception Of 1Sq0-ai
the quantities shipped being. respective
". 1856 Ooo and l7z3.foO tons, as com
pared With an average annual export
during the ten years ended 1895 Of
1 491 IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

CHICAGO. Aug. y Late last night
Chairman Jones appointed Mr.. Clark
Howell. OF Georgia, chief OF the Literary
Bureau. which will be opened by the
committee next week, and named +. q.
Adams. or Chicago 10 be Mr. Howelrs
assistant. Senator Jones other APP
pointment was Dan McConville Of Ohio.
10 be chairman OF the Speakers Bureau.
Mr.. McConvilie is chairman Of the Ohio
Democratic Campaign Committee.
Members OF tho campaign committee In
the city will remain for several days
and assist Chairman Jones 10 get the
headquarters into working shape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
Shot His Father-in-Law.

GAINESVILLE, TENN. Aug. PA
short gun duel between W. A. Haynes
and his son-in-law. Daniel Lee. at Arl-
ington. an l.. and n. station south of
here. is reported here. Lee and his wife
separated. Yesterday Lee returned to
Haynes home. whee She was staying.
and was ordered away He armed him
self and went back. when the men quar-
relied and Lee shot Haynes. The latter
got his gun and several shots were ex-
changed Haynes is in a dying condition
and Lee has been Jailed without bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
OWE oFsEwaLI,ssHTPS WRECKED
Fourteen ef Those on Board Mi-sing-The
"Governor Goodwin" Lost.

LONDON. Aug 2f.-A cablegram re-
ceived from Santa Catherine says the
four-masted ship (American) Willie
Roserfeld, commanded by Captain Dun
ply, which sailed from New York April
23d for san Francisco, has foundered 400
miles off the coast. Part OF the crew were
saved ard landed here. but two boats
containing fourteen persons; are missins' B
The Rosenfeld is owned by Arthur u.
Sewall & Co., Of Bath Me.
BATAVIA, JAVA. Aug. H.-Ine hmeri-
Oakes, from New York April 10Th for cne
Foo. is ashore on Princes Island. ana IS
a total wreck. The crew We're all saVer.
The Governor Goodwin was WOODEN
chin ~ / 40 tons. She was built In Bos-
TON. Mass, in 1871. and owned - Foster
a. Peck, Of Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

Some of the Applications Confess Disaf-
fection In the Ranks.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. PA bull
letin issued by the National Association
of Democratic Clubs states that appli-
cations for membership in the National
Association were received from thirty
four new clubs to-day. Virginia heads
the list. Each application IL accompa
med 10y the statement that the ineml sr-
ship includes men who have heretofore
been Identified with the Republican party,
but some OF the letters also note the fact
OF disaffecrion among the Democratic
ranks.
New Jersey IS said TO be actively en-
gagged In the preliminary steps OF club
orgunization, especially lin the leading
farming counties of the State. Hudson.
the banner Demcdrauc county in the
State, IS alleged TO be red hot for free
coinage OF silver" and has already twen-
ty-seven clubs, most OF them being enroll
ed as members OF the National Associa-
ton. II Is claimed that one thousand
clubs will send full delegations to the
convention OF Democratic league c.tb5 at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

HAVANA. Aug 21.-The Spanish force
commanded by Colonel Hernandez has
had three engagements with the rebels
under Bermudez. near Isabel province
Of Pinar Del Rio. Fifteen OF tho rebels
were killed. The troops lost n captain
and twcnty-One priyates wounded
General Bosch reports that the rebel
leader Rabi attacked a convoy at Jigu-
ami near BayamO The insurgents were
repulsed. Their losses were unknown.
Twenty-Five OF the troons we're wounded.
The troops found q number Of uneXploded
tOrpedOes IN the road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
900 Miners Quit Work

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Aug. IA tele-
wed at the headquarie g
OF the United Mlno workers OF Am arica,
-fa'e President Ratcnford. It
Shawnee. stating that the entire force
OF miners w0fI iny under the lease y -
10 ,aiev. l,CCO. quit this RON
irc IN obedience - the order OF the
a week ago. The strike viii continue
there and elsewhere until the scale Of
wages is paid everywhere in tho State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
Silver Ensinn m California.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 2i.-Af-
ter three and half hours OF deliberation
between the conference Committee or
tho Peoples party the Democratic party.
and rhe silver League yesterday II Was
decided 10 fuse on presidential electors,
the Democrats nve Tor Bryan and Senall
and the Populists four for Bryan and
Watson.
John S. Gore. one OF the most infiuen-
tiai Populists in This State. refused TO
agree to the fusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
BRrAY 10 vIsIrNoRTH caRoLINA.
lie VIII Speak From the Rear Platform of
IA Cur- Mni.nn In sImmp the STATE.

RALEIGH. y. c., Aur. H.-Demo-
cratic stare Chairman Manly is perfect
ing arrangements for William j. Bryan's
tour of North Carolina. IL being settled
MAT IL he comes 10 North Carolina, he
Will make two-days' tour on a special
train through The state. making brief
speeches from the rear car platform, and
towns.
There will also be three regular speech
es-one at Raleigh and probably one at
Greensboro. The Populist state Chair
speeches by Tom. Watson next month
al various North Carolina points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
Plating Against Morocco's Ruler.

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch 70 the
Central News from Tangier says that .
Inning at the dethronement OF The Sui
tan OF Morocco. Mulai ABDUL Aziz. in
favor of his elder brother, Muly Ma
bomet. -Four provincial governors have
been murdered by the plotters. Whole.
sale arrests have been made In con
eral stye OF terror prevails among the
inhabitants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
VI. J.. means fOR PRESIDENT.
His Name VIII be Presented at Indian.
apoli. bN Ohio

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Aug. a.-The
Times-Star announces that there is
mOyemen. 10 press NJ. T.. Ingalls,. presi.
dent Of the Big Four and Chesapeake and
Ohio railways FOR the nomination Of
the National Democratic Party for Pres
ident. The conventions OF the First and
Second Ohio congressional districts are
held here this evening. and the State Con-
yentiOn. at Columbus next THURSDAY
The Times Star states that the Ohio &c ele-
cation 20 Indianapolis will favor In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
Will Mr. Terrell! Re. ga-

FORT WORTH, TEX. Avg 21.-A re-
port gained currsrty here that A w.
Terrell. ULited States Minister TO T,u-
key, had either resigned or would tender
his resignation as Minister 10 the state
Dep, rtment Son captain J. Ierrsu, the
Ministers bi other. yesterday said that he
ala not place crederce In the rumorel
n signat.cn. IL his brother had resigned
or Intended TO resign he had not 0een
apprised OF the fact.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

ST. Louis. September 9oth. Nebraska
promises TO have one hundred cubs rep
resented. Massachusetts, and vermont
sent I'm several application 70 DAY. ne
National Association has enrolled up
wards of four hundred clubs within the
Iast few days. Each days nail Ji'Dss
in scores OF requests for information as
TO the best manner OF organization and
what IS required 10 become a member OF
the national organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
S..ltnerlnnd 10 Arbitrate.

prpN,r Aug. 2l-At the request OF
1.'.,'..,.nroentsI Iof Great Britain and OF
u'o n', I'nited states OF Colombia, the Gov
'',',,ent ',0 OF Switzerland has appointed
No.. swiss iurists 70 arbitrate the dii-
s,reDces arising out Of a disputed rail-
- concession In the republic OF Colonl-
hi, The concession Is claimed by
i-.,,'S hy ne colombia authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
IIo.pitaI and Relief Department.

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. H.-The Plant
system of rajlv avs has established a hos
nital and relief department membership OF
which will be a requisite TO employment
in any department OF the system after
'Ianuary /. 1885, About $500 OF the 800
employees OF the system have already be-
come members OF the reiiet department.,
a stated amount being set apart from @is
Wages for It's maintenance.
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TO Increase Gold and Silver Coinage.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. u.-Ar.
Preston. director Of the Mint. has gone
to Philadelphia. He Is endoavortng
to increase the monthly coinage Of gold
and silver az all the mnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

The Old Feud Between the Pistt and ANTI
Plaft Forces Breaks Ont Again.


Platt Forces Breaks Ont Again.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Conventions
were held in this city tonight by the Re
publicans in the thirty-ive assembly dis
trlcts for the purpose OF electing dele
gates and alternatas 10 the State Con-
vention. The old Teud that has existed
between the Platt and anti-Platt forces
broke out anew and with all its old-tome
blt,eJress. In mCsl Of the districts two
sets Os delegates and alteSnates were
in the field and while in a majority OF
the districts the warfare was quite tame.
yet in others the fighting was fierce and
hard.
or the one hundred and thirty-five dele
gates the Platt men claimed one hundred
and fourteen. cOnceding a possible TWEEN
ty-one 10 the antis. or these twenty one
however. seven at least are said TO be
doubtful.
Ths State convention win be cared
upon TO settle the dispute in the contest
ed districts. each OF which will send
delegations TO Saratoga.
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Goy. Matthews 10 Rest.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Aug. ,t.-Upcn
the advice OF his phystcians Governor
Matthews ler. to-day for Mackinac. and
will bo absent for some tine. Tie has
not been In good healta iatcly. and needs
rest badly. lie will join Mrs. Nat
thews at Mackinac. where she Is spend
ing the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
BRooKLrN DRr Dock rRoUBLE.

Finding of the Court VIII Not he Made
Public Cntil Farther Investigstion.
WASHINGTON. L. c., Aug. a Fur
ther inquiry into the uamage OF u,
brooklyn Dry-Dock viii be made before
the findings OF the Court Of Inquiry are
made public and orders ning the re
sponsibility FOR the accident are issued.
Acting Secetary McAdoo. who has charge
OF the matter. made the following state
pnsnt to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. August A.-wfather
forecast for Saturday:
Virginia-Threatening anN prooaoay
light showers: southeasterly wtnds.
North Carolina-Fsir. followed In west
ern portion BY light showers; soothsr'y
wtnJs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
JUDoE YARRhLL 1 oANDfDArE
Ho FINDS His District for Bryan and
Sewali.

Sewall.
PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. 2l-speciai.
Judge Ieonidas ID. Yarrcl. Of Greens
Vile county. who is a candidate for Con-
gross from the Fs'lrth district Of Nir-
rInIa. is ln the city tonight lie told your
cores pmdcnt that be had been travelling
through several of the western counties
lu the district and that he found the
continents unanimous in .avor Of Bryan
and scwall and free silver. lie declared
That tho people were more fully aroused
than ever hcfOrcf and that every county
lu tle district with the possible cNccr-
zion o. Mccksrhurg. would vote by large
m1tfriteE Tor the ticket.
District Chairman T. L. Lassiter to-
day appointed Mr Charles B. Mann Sec
rotary OF the Don ocratic Fourth District
Committee. and Captain George ". Pc
cram treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22

wALTHAM. MASS, Aug. H.-The
o.Hara WaItham Dial Company has nou-
eed lis employees that after August -9th
,,,tins, the advent of better times.