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CITY SCAVENGER.

A B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIvY VAULTS
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Erckes' drug store, corner Adams and Mul.
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necessary. CONSOLIDATED MFG CO.. is
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Delightful Gatherings at the Green Noun
tain Clubhouse.

tain Clubhouse.
WOODVILLE. VA, sept. l2.-Special-
Noodyille, Mbemar.e county. Va, is in
one OF the gayest neighborhoods In the
State, and Is about the centre Of the
Green mountains. and bids fair to be the
LenoN or Virginia. a number Oh Rich
mond people, a. well as people from a
distance, have been enjoying October
weather there during the past ten days.
The Casino, or Green-Mountain club
house, built by subscription, adds greatly
10 the pleasure Of all who visit il. AFFORD
ing. as 10 does, so attractive a rendez-
vous as to bring many from adjoining
counties.
The neighborhood has had several ac-
SESSIONS within the PAST few years. among
these are the Drewrys. SCOTS. Mornings,
and Weddells. OF Richmond. Va; the For
syths OF New Orleans; the BENEFITS, OF
Charleston and others.
on Monday night last. al the clubhouse
was given place AUX Danes" a clever
skit upon Shakespeare famous herUne,
in which juliet. portia. Ophelia, and Lady
Macbeth unfold their grievances against
VIII Shakespeare and their respective hus-
bands.
The play was chamiugiy rendered. and
the stage settings most effective and per-
feet in appointments The cast was as
follows. Juliet. Miss Lily Coles. Of Lex
ington. Va; Ophella Mrs. John GoOde
OF Bedford; LAZY Macbeth, Miss Jane
shaw Porua. Miss Claudia Coles. From
beginning 10 end they held the audience.
After The play refreshments were served.
followed by a german.
In addition 90 present homes. Mr. For
syth. Of New Orleans. IS now beginning
90 build handsome residence az Nidrcgh.
and Senator Thomas s. Martins new home
near by. on Scotland farm. is almost COM
plete
Among some Of the people who have
been visiting the Green mountains this
season are Mrs. John Finders. of Rich
mond. Miss Mary Rogers Of Petersburg
DR. John Radabaugh. Of California; Mrs.
John G0ode. Mss Ann MOrson Rives. Of
the University Of Virginia; Miss Blankon-
shin Miss Maud Stokes. Mrs. Shields
and Miss Shields Miss Purcell Mrs. Wed
dell and tho Misses Weddell. Miss Frances
scott. Of Richmond. Va. the Misses Finck
OF Little Rock: Dr. and Mrs. Bruins Of
Louisiana: Dir. James Logan and the
Misses Logan Of Algoma' Miss Edith
Bayard. ~ Philadelphia: Miss Coleman
nnd Charles Washington Coleman. of VIII
Uamsburg. Va. Messrs. Symingion, OF
baltimore. William Wilmer Of New York.
iCoiston Blackfori. Of Lynchburei Olopion
M ST Louis. John rutherford, Charles
ctrfrrfeliow. and Tlos. Pevton of Rich
nond. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom coles. or Pitts
burg Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie
of New York. and many others
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The following are extracts from
letter Of W j. Bryan 10 the Hon. Geo.
A. Garden. Of Dallas. Tex, dated FEB
ruary IS 1896.
IN June. 1885. was discussing the silver
question al jackson. AIss., when "a gentle
man in the audience asked me If / would
support a goll-standard candidate on q
gold-standard platform # the Demo
cratic Convention should nominate such o.
candidate. answered that while / did
not believe that tic Democratic party
would take such action. j would refuse
10 support the nominee in the event that
It did select q gold-siandard candidate on
q gold-staudard platform. IL was This
statement 10 which AIR. Carlisle referred
when he. a few days later called me q
Populist and refused 60 debate the silver
question with me at Lexington, Ky.
never rotracted what said at jack
son. and ] do not intend 10. ] ann now
q private citizen. but 10y vote is my
own. Directed by my conscience. and
by my best Judgment. ] SHALL use that
vote to defend my rights. protect my
s,.,,i,. e,d advance tbe welfare Of Soc
cietv. No convention can rob me of my
convictions nor can any party oreanl-
cation drive me TO consnire AGAINST the
,.-os,erit,, and liberty, of INV country.
-. ,l,ot che cold e.ara.ra v,as CON
o.iyoa ,n avar,co fastened upon this
country by fraud. and can only be CON
tiuued by gross deception pract.ced upon
the voters.
o-,oo, % bo dlo~ate 70 the n,xt
,,'.-,,,'~..t,. National e.n,,,tio, and
-, a.. an o., ,., ,.o.,.,r ~. .,,.. 3D..
,,o-,o.ro.,o mort, fro,, tbe crasn o.
-.,...-..,,,. d.. 49,. ,f.t. - . ,or
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o.. d
,.., 81, ...,.., II Fl ie
-. ,.., ..'. ,~. ,...,,,.. o,,, ~ ,,a
-. 80. ..~+,. ~ 10 s,,rly arsz.
t,..4 .,. ,t,....,,. ~ ....t s
....n.n,,,. ~, oct into auv reasonabl.
-. Ind J.. ,.o,ld ho inst ae im-
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a.. a., .,.,......-+ .i.,
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PICS inc --'''S eo-'- I'D i''''' 0e''1''e
that that platform states Democratic prime
oples man l1 oouia o.Neea' mat ins''.o-l s.
Di'@ l-el'-leS are li"- i''---oi' i"' i''l
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rnr sorrnsIpr TNsTIrUrE.
Fpes' Nomination Makes Split Much
Fnioved by the Enemy.

DrrRKEVU.LE. VA Sept. 20 Special.
Tho royal purple ana pearl white IS
aeain waving triumphant ar southside
Female Institute. and Burkeyille s. pre-
rentrs more n a business appearance
than has been Us wont for months past.
The eighth session Of the ms itlte began
this week. and large number or young
ladies have already arrived, while otneia
are coming daily.
Pupils are in attendance from as FAR
South as Louisiana.
Tho following experienced educators
comn0se the faculty this So siln NeY.
r. vs.. Cridlin. principal w. D.. Crldhn,
associate and director ~ music. PROF..
G.. T. Farelebaurh. Mrs. Mary o.. Garti-
son. M. A.. and Misses Lillian little
Anna Nauzy and Mamie hTuette.
Tho session promises 10 DE ono or lne
bos- during the history NJ the schooi
The union depot here IS being painted
which viii ada much 20 che apu' trance
or this part or the town.
Nj. J. II Boswell. county chairman or
tho Republicans, has opened county head-
quarters ON the corner OF Agnew street
and Railroad avenue.
The nomination OF Mr.. Epes for Con
,-r.es greatly splits the silver vote in this
.se.,ior as col. Goodo. tho nominee N
he ronuiists. is very popular IN this sec
tfon and your spondent has heard
number Of gentlemen declare their inten-
fion of voting for him who would have
voted FOR R. G.. southan 81 be had been
the Democratic nominee.
q'hi. spit SIS very much enjoyed 10y me
Republicans, who, having healed the Nt-
tie breach in their own ranks, are uhleu as
one man. c,.t
one OF them who has been lighting
AGAINST Thorp remarked several days ago
that 1--WE all gee now
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Mr.. Berry Refutes the Old Saying Abou
tho Accuraoy Of IIgulr..

Mr.. Berry Refutes the Old Saying About
tho Accuracy OF Figures.
BEDFORD CITY, VA, sept. H.-spe-
cial.-George Derbin, aged about sixteen
years. was accidentally shot yesterday
afternoon while out shooting bats. His
COMPANION. Almond Hopkins, had just
loaded his gun. and was Ia the act OF
raisine .t 10 his shoulder when IL ex-
ploded. the load lodgin5 in young Der
bins leg. just below the knee producing
a very painful, though not dangerous,
wound.
The town finances have been In an
unsettled condition since the failure OF
the banks here IN April last. 1t was
claimed by some OF the members Of the
Council that Mr.. j. d. Berry, the former
chairman Of the Finance Committee q
the Council was indebted 10 the town
IN the sum Of several thousand dollars.
A. NJ. Doyle an expert accountant. was
employed 20 straighten out The books and
TO ascertain the exact status OF affairs
Mr.. DOyles report IN tho Council last
Tuesday night showed Mr. Berry 20 be
Indebted 70 the town in the sum OF 81
1861. Afr. Berry was present and ex-
ploded the report by showing by the
records OF the Council and the bank
books that the town was in debt 20 him
about 1900.
James r Marsh, who has been con-
Quoting a Job printing Office here for sew
eral years. has determined q move his
plant 10 Charleston. W. Va, on account
OF tho crowded condition OF the field
here
Mrs. r. c. Harris and daughter, OF
Petersburg arrived last week and Will
spend the month OF September nj Hotel
Bedford.
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We printed yesterday Prof. Andrew d.
Whites graphic account Of the havoc
made .n France ono hundred years aeo
by the experiment OF the French people
with an unlimited issue OF irrclcemable
government paper money. We present
companion piece this morning in showing
how the financial plank in the Chicago
platform is In substance the financial
plank of The PopuAst platform. and then
the Interpretation OF that plank in the
fopullst platform which Senator Pencr.
the most eminent Of the Iipulsts puts
upon a..
Tho following is the text OF the Topu-
list platform.
we demand q national money. safe
and sound. ISSUED iy He General COY
eminent only. without the intencuon OF
banks Of issue TO bee FUN legal tender
FOR AL debts. puDlc and private"
1ns hnaucls1 plank OF the Chicago
platform reads ass follows:
"CCngress alone has tar power to coin
and Issue money, and President jackson
declared that this powor could not DC
delegated TO corporations or individuals
We. therefore. denouucc the issuance OF
notes intended 10 circulate as money boy
national banks. AS ln dtrosatlon OF the
Constitution. ana We demand that all
paper which Is made legal tender FOR
public and private debts. and which Is
receivable FOR dues 10 the United states.
shall be issued by the Government Of
the United States. and shall be redeem
able IN coin"
Now. emitting the libel upon President
Jackson. II is plain that the Chicago
plank Is a enbstanual copy OF the Popu-
LIST plank.
That eminent wlndbag. Senator Peffe-.
OF Kansas has given his Interpretation or
the Popuiist plank by twelve bills, which
DE introduced into the Senate OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Just day before yesterday I was in the
waiting room OF one of the big dry goods
shops when a tired-lOoking young woman
came up with a baby an her arms. Ev-
cry chair was occupied, and the mother
laid the sleeping infant on the table. In
stanty well-dressed woman sprang up
and fairly Jerked the baby of the table.
Don't you ever do that thing again.
She cried 20 the astomshed mother.
Don't you know that's a sure f0resAad-
owing OF tho childs death? Never lay
IL on table IL you want 70 raise II.
One Of my young girl friends was grad
uated from a girls school near here II
June. All the graduates wrote essays
IN competition FOR the annual school p''1'.
My friend won She told me an ABOUT
as soon a. she came home.
''I came mighty near not getting II.
She said. when l copied my essay 20
send IL in found Il had thirteen pages.
or course. | know then I couldn't win;
nobodv could with thirteen for q hoodoo
against her. So l. well, l just copied
the last page over again and numbered
it s.rsirs and a half.-,Na htpgton Posi-.
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THE TINIEs-RICHMOND VA SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER H. 1896

trail States. and that lit will save much
waste OF interest IN scattering sklrmlshes
10 keep the fact in mind. 1t is sec
tlonal tight. and IL win be decided by the
pOpulous middle section" On the same
topic, with reference also TO the vote in
Arkansas. the Springfield Republican says.
"NOt much can be learned from this cleo
ton beyond showing that the South VIII
stand pretty soiidly for .le Chicago ticket
which has AN along been anticipated.
The votes which will decide the result stu
appear 10 be located in the 1--WE BIG Cen
tral Western States
The fever that made the Chicago con-
vention delirious reached its crisis when
us nominee accepted his nomination in
Madison Square. The sober second
thought IS being taken. Men are asking
themselves. can men make something
ONT OF nothing? II rot. then how can "A
government of and by men? The moral
side grows prominent. Is II right Is
IT, honest The reserve fund Of common
sense comes into action and men realize
that money is not money unless it mas
I'm each coin the value the market llat %
on it's material. The forces OF NOR amy
honesty. and common sense are iasL ar
raving themselves against this rape or the
public by the silver miners st lau'
Globe.
" is difficult for a conservative person
., bef.ave all that is said of the number ~
Democratic votes that the indianapolis
ticket is going 20 get. But IL is certainly
a fact that the nominations and platform
are being remarkably We'll received iH
Illinois Kentucky Alabama, and one or
Two other Southern states it seems al
ready assured that the new ticket VIII
greatly reduce Dryau's vote. Ana lh
,-ao, York IL Senator Hil should refuse
Oh. fet the Buffalo convention ihloise inc
Chicago nominee. the vote iof nv
would probably be $50 large tnlt re l's-
riar' Democratic vote WoIll ''N '''t
indeed. Perhaps it viii even iI lAe nl -n
ticket is end0rsed.-lroYldenee jour l-''
r., er,e-ito falgehood that The late
s.. rotarv Of the Treasury Daniel NAM
.....- rrl. threatened to redeem me green
r..ts Wis silver has been promptly eN-
n,..I fv Secretary Carlisle as being ul-
t.rfr devoid OF foundation. secretary
carlisle saws. n answer 90 an inquiry
.. the subject. chat ar Manning was
..f.rr,r ana reeoiufe advocate or tNe
maintenance cf The gold standard. ana
fraf DURING his term of Office bee pursued
tho same course as that Of ail his pr'de-
,..sors after the resumption or specie
nagmonts iu redaoming tho Government
obligations which is the same course rs
thar or AN bis successors lie ~ q"
interview between Mr. Manning ana c.f-
Tain bankers never took place; and me
snaech which DE IS represented 10 nave
made on the occasion Afr. Carlisle SAYS
is an invention from beginning 10 ena
In fro.r dosncraiion The silyerites appear
~ have fatal facility for ming .n,o
f,isoho0ds that are easily exposed.---l nii-
adcipha Record.
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United States. They are similar 20
those offered by his colleagues. and are
therefore TO be Interpreted as evidence
of the intention OF The Populist party ana
consequently. OF what the Chicago party
that adopted the populist pariys plat
form intends.
rcncrs twelve bills call for clrcula-
ton OF nincty-fve thousand. one hundred
and nfty millions OF dollars $e5l5oe1oV.
They would increase the monetary cir
ciiailon OF the United States 10 an amount
ten and half times as great as that
Of the currency now In use By all the
nations Of the world. That is what the
Chicago party is inviting the people OF
the United States 10 adopt as their
financial scystom. Compared with iL
Confederate notes would be valuable Sc
curitios.
Tie following is a list Of PETERS '.i.s;
$. I.N. A bin directing tie Treasurer
OF the United States. upon receipt or
n0n-m bearing. twenty Eve years
bonds. not TO exceed one-half Of the as
scssed value of any state. Territory.
commits, t,,,nehin municipality. or inc
,,r,or,tos town or VILLAGE. said bonds
a. D.. ,a.lred st fhr rate n per cent.
per anuum. to issue fun legdi-tender
Treasury notes 10 the face value OF sdll
bonds estimated gl2Ulo1 ono.
S. 1852. A liu TO provide FOR the issue
Of g2J0OooOl0 in lcssl-'enae~ treasury
notes Go De loaned 20 States counties,
townships ,fnares. and individual clti-
yone. without interest 49, 500 oonJ.
$780, A bfu authorzIrs 81 sumcicncy
OF oc..storv. NOT oromissory. FUN. not
,,'r,.,l lea.l-ford,~ money. not n excess
of $1,000 rer capita. go establish systems
off co-on.ratlon. aud for oiAlr pirposes-
S5so00.OlOoa0.
$. 5-5. a bin TO increase the circuiat-
ing medium hy issuing treasury ."V'
10 the amount ~ 10000 0N payable Do
lawful money of th9 United States
$eWeNn.
S.. ass. A hiu 90 authorize me ISSUE or
Sa1Nl.DNl in ccc.aioil legal i-.'".i i.,'''
and for other purpo es ana JOY .ii"l'n '"-
in all bonds Tor immediate Ie1'i'i '''''
s.'.ei'N.
s.. tll.-A h'N Cd direct the 00ei. i'-t "-
the Treasury 20 purchase all silver Dai'ioA
mined iu the United states, 'h"- may '7
offered. at Si.-s per ounce less the c""i re
of coming, and that iAl let'i- l'i..i
notes shall Zee issued TO ei.Nl '''D
value of The silver SD purchased not eA-
ccellug Su1OW.HJ per WrhNh. t"N ~ ~"
unue for three years say''
S. $780, a hin directing the secretary
az the treasury 10 nave oo-Neu ai fo'-
and silver now in the possession OF l''
Government and also TO nave come"
sufficient amount oi gold slNef ana
paper money tvtp1V''
S. l7. A bin directing the seer .l'iy
of the Treasury 10 prepare ana issue
Treasury notes 10 an amount equal 10
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termination OF the present rate war would
meet with the appreciation Of the ship
pcrs over and investors in, the two lines
OF railway.
The seaboard Air Line has splendid
railway system. which though less eN-
tended than the Southern, covers hna
territory and has some special advantages
there seems 70 Doc no good reason why
each Of these systems should not do
profitable business OF paying rates. Let
US have peace.
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iimAiuA ,OfhLAI.
General Harrison failed 10 respond TO
Illiman's challenge TO debate lut mean-
rnc "a challenge l0mns 90 IllMan from
the south Carolina lispelsary disclosures
which demands acknowledgements Re-
publican.
Tho men who have taken nm tho 5cs.-..
org1nizs,t.o, ,ero r-y.l ,,s-. f,,,..,'.,t 49,.
r~rfv pr.n,,.ier fiee, cs, i.,-y,i, -i,,,,, ,.,
be- f.e re-'.l.r U.rrocr,ri. r..r,,,-ptl
.i.f.I.-.. .,--.-..t
i''''
Al. ,.... ESD. . -,
-'' -''' -''F -''''-'' VIII iI'-
-'''" '"e OASIS 4'I lv'lsli lNtll'h CT the
--i''.-'' .'' l1I Oh lNo I-IIe' aiter me
way N.i" i'''''i's b-- through uer
f.''D tl.." "''t return Win me
1i+'.''e o- i.' Pi"Nikr- aoii'-l orliara
ol-eol-al-
lAa Indianapolis uckct. with the plat
amy excuse for ether voting for Bryan OF
staying 40 nome on election day. lt ar
fords IAN abiding pEico 90 all those
Democrats who repudlLte Bryan and can
not vote for Mckinney New York Her
AID.
Tho IndianapoHs platform IS broad
enough io accommoda no an the opponenf.
of tho most cbieettonabis doctrines and
practices of Hea.llo.nism. and promises
10 mark the BEGINNING OF an honorable
and brilliant ctaDtsr ~ the PARTY history.
-Boston Herald
Whatever nav to tbouebt al, Ro,uhu-
r...-,o.r,tf, ,-.t,o,.r C,lr,.,,',i,, ~, w..
'Ii.r.,.,iis ,l.. ..., ,.., ~, ,.,,l,i.,i, ton,
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RInhmond. Va. Sept. i. $50.

Richmond Va, sept. il, lSe5.
To the Editor Of The Times, City:
Dear Sir.-Win you kindlr answer the
following questions IN next Sunday S
paper:
What was the worlds production OF
wheat iu ISs2. and "a 1894. Also what
was the consumption Of wheat IN the
United States per capita for the two
years above mentioned?
Your reply viii ohAse a READER.
The worlds production Of wheat Tor
1883 1--WE have not the statement FOR lss0
was 2oa 1852; and for 1884 was 2ri-
72I29.
Tile highest price for wheat IA Chicago
in 1883 was si.l3 g-s ard the lowest 90
cents. In l.i the highest price was ca
cents. and The lowest 90 cents.
We have at hand no statistics showing
the consumption per capita in the United
States. hu- the universal rule is that as
prices decrease consumption Increases Of
articles OF common use.
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Lexington residens have decided 10
adopt the system, and that "A revolution in
the art OF water publication j. at hand.
Some chemists allege that chemically
pure water is not ut for human food,
on tho ground that many OF the salts
which are precipitated by tho process
described are the reverse OF harmful
and are indeed necessary for health. but
these men, however, assert the contrary.
Boston Transcript.
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THE RATE WAX BETWEEN THE
SOUTHERN AND THE shABOARD

SOUTHERN AND THE sHABOAKD
RAILWAYS
The announcement made I'm this paper
yesterday from a New York correspond
emit. giving the authoritative declaration ny
Orr Samuel Spencer. the President Of the
Southern Railway, that the Southern has
never attempted 70 squeeze or, in amy
way iniure the seaboard Air Limo with
the Wow of purchasing it, or FOR amy other
purpose. and has no intention Of doing SO
now is statement of great Importance.
The opinion has certainly prevailed that
the Southern had some purpose. and natu-
rally "a sympathy which always takes the
sldo OF the under dog in the fight" was
aroused for the seaboard Air Line, and
shippers and The public generally, were
more disposed 10 endure the injury which
came from the Generalization Of rates
when they believed that the disturbances
arose from the efforts OF railway
TO protect itself from destruction.
II. however. thGc is no ground for this
belief. there seems then 10 be no just
reason why this disastrous war OF rates
should not be brought TO a conclusion and
the two companies settle upon a plan
based upon the principle OF live ana let
live"
a war Of rates is hardly less baI-barous
Cllan military warfare. and certainly in
dicates geat lack OF judgment. or Of
justice. In the parties who permit IL. No
body Is benefited. while tens OF thou
sands are injured. Wo are sure thatrtha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

That Mr.. William Jennings Bryan. the Chi
oago Nominee for President, FuIposcd Co
stump \ irelnia 800 1895 in Behalf of Capt.
Edmund H. Cooke, tho Popuilst Nominee
for Governor, against Col. Charles -
OTcrraii, the Democratic Nominee.
lie Was Induced Not 10 DO 30, but His
Avowcd Sympathy Was With the fopu-
lists aud Not the Democrats
Query Is Mr.. Bryan Less Of Popuhst
in 1896 Than lie Was in 1898;
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Editor Times:
s.r-Doos The free coinage on silver
mean that TIE rnited States mint shall
coin an the silver presented for that
purpose free and without cost 90 the
holder. and 40 tha expense o. the people,
or does Dr. iuliy that the silver SD coined
shall pay fof such oyrcnse2 J.. Il. y.
Under "free" coinage. tie Government
pays al the co.t OF making standard
coin out OF bullion. Tho owner OF me
silver pays nothing Tor the service.