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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
RAILROADS.
Railroads.
"AmaRicA.s OxgarEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the FOUR.TRhCK TRUNK LINE.


All through train. stop at Albany Utica syracuse
Trains leave Gra%d Central Station .2d street and
$50 a. MIHb ;,S MOUNTAINS pf THor-
Daily except sunday n For Adirondack Mountains
o oTnhoIsaaa Islands and Montreal r.. ,,mou, NJ
Sd" MED%T t1TsfP r ;HPahx III MiTEp Fa;
nTal Falls II H. T e d. RSfon 0s sss This
";s I" NAIL ii"'f saSecs
Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Nj
0.40 4. M.~s%TAToGX And MONTREAL SPECIAL 2,Iin.
Troy. Saratoga. Lake George Green Mountains and
1000 A. NORTH SHORE LIMITED; Dai rs,,,s;
? ~ Chicago "@". a. NJ Carries sesSns and draw
Mllibroek. uatskiil Mountains and all important
LOO sou1IWEsrERS LIMITED; p 3; ioa;.
LOO P: MEcmicAGo SPECIAL pary-For Detroit Detroit
$50 p. M.~TRoY AXb SARATOGA SPECIAL. sS-
cept sunday-For Garrison west Point. fough-
800 :. M@LaKE SHORE LIMITED: DsIlyI "a.
eys""a '!a1 t. to M nT r6 DO va oc N
as l dg - NJ % a.. AZ Kansas E" rS9 nert
eVf 9rf EYrRfs cars pror
arara Fails; ceveian'. Toledo. Detroit Chicago
o.25 T; @%6iR6%P%cK MorSrMNSS; TH Ess
and Montreal
700 p. M.-NORTHERN EMPRESS. Daily-For Troy.
s., PstisbnTs Rarlinston' Montreal and except
7.3O T. M.-BUFFAI/) SPECIAL. Daily-For Roch-
ester. Buralo Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland
900 r &~sFhcAI ' LiNIrED MArI
Ry Via Lyon. '' and for BHnao Gs1eiand IndianaPo
O.15 ? M'-PAclFrc EXPRESS pailyzror Syracuse.
Oswego. WatArtOvn OgdenshurG. Buffalo Mag
Falls. CIeve.ani Toledo. Chicago: and except
Saturday. for Cane Vincent and the Auburn road.
1910 Nght-MiDNIGHT EMPRESS. Theatre train
for Chicago and principal points on The New
York Central. night except Sund1r nights sun
day nights. Chicago sleeperr leave on ais train.
Pittsned. via Harlem DylSion.
9Ij A. M-Sundays only t. Prtsfeld and tho Berkshire
Hills va the Harlem Division. -
ALI, NIGHT TRAINS TO YQNKERS.
"AN night trains between li5h Street and points
the Putnam Division far Yonkers In connection
with the elevated road The only line running al night
trains ~ New-Yorl
Wagner Palace Cars on All through trains
Trains illuminated with Pinisch Light.
Tickets and Warner Offices Grand Central Station.
Ar Broalwav n East +th St. ?i2 broadway.
233 Columbus Ave CT West io5h st. and 3sh 81. sta
New York 32s and 1o6 Fulton St. and JOG Broad
r.. n. Brooklyn
Bagrare checked from hotel residence by the West
Cornparv.
JOHN " TOI'rTY. GEORGE n DANIELS
Cone~a Manage Goro-0f p-~e>7~r- A~Hnt.
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MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 second hand
wool and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and tx
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 30S Mad!-
sOn-et.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA


HA1A66oA
p ssSs st snS
ssvnS %s a sem hsn Sss given
n E Ssf' M ssilGn Bun.. Car
aS
eara For Chicago Toledo Cincinnati In
asniPos L ecAso 81 Ax tS1 81 LOUIS EYrnEss
ss Sa;Sv Mrg4 q
FSr TSl sAEsH cnc'n-
@ J" nAcf for and
sa'u'aWsyA sHINGToN AND THE souTH ,.s, ,ss
1ss So? 92s 9s' Dining CAP r 100 and a. Dining cars
sss. s%ss.$ ss. IT iS Car g
so GT sS R"IIs Gs s % night
ATI.ANTIc COAST LlNE.-Express. e2' a m. and 800
FOR OLD hofxT S SlH HHF and M
ATAS4E e cnr % Ie. IT. fS Station
rs p m, and D. sbrosse. and Cortland, Streets $50
cAPE MAyWest rwenyhird Street station. i2 .s
Soses nd aaGSr ead 90 and 80 week
Long Branch Ashary nn,eraken s.n4sys oGs1S
s s15sS' s gsr ,s So s 3
S5s 5 :sS 10 4oS j.
FOR PiILADELPHiA. ~,
8i5. 725. 1.55 % SIS. % (955 Penna IAntea'
Dining Car. 10 3 II 55 a. m. 12.55 l55 200 8 90
425 425 Dining Can 4.55 Dining Carr 03S Spinin ~
Can 74O. 7.55 s,55 p m. u 10 night; Sundays oIo'
.ss So ss5. 925 e5' Limited, G5S ics' 4, mi;
lbs dining Carr 555. 423 Dining Car 4o' W. ,66
Carr 555 Diniro Car. 7.4O. 7.55 SIS p. NJ lzlo
night. ~, -,
T Tsy 0; H:o Moi c ts Vest iSS isss STR
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt SHees
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street oS Broadway. ana
Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn Station. Jersey CIV
The New York Transfer Company will call Tor ana
check baggage hotels and residences through 10
destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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LOST.

LOST handbook No. G5l sJ, Bank for
Savings. $50 am ave. New York. pay
ment .'"pp'i Pleas" return buck 10 hank.
BANK BOOK No. 23i :p1 - the Union
Dime SAVING Institution Is missing
ANY person having claim % II ~ hereby
called upon e. rre7ert ;he same within
ten days or submit - having said pass
book cancelled ana q new ono issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

MADAME AMELIE. 30 cthave. late
with Redfern. London. Worth & Doucet.
Paris. wishes more customers at home or
out. tailor made. s.. lawns. s.: evening
waists s. 80. alterations done very reason
able 10 imported gowns. trial solicited.
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500 PER MONTH.-Why be poor or nara
nm vhen an Intelligent lady or gentle
man can get light. easy position iall or
part timel paying 500 per month? r.
WORLD MFG. %. n2l. Cincinnati. Ohio.
p~-rnanent Write for a place.
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DOOkIiINDERS.

SoSN|NNSNNNNNNNyN0 y ~ %SSN~N||SN~
HENRY BLACKWELL. Bookbinder Uni
ycrsity Place. corner lOth-st.--All kinds
OF bOokhlnding plain and artistic. best
workmanship guaranteed. personal atten-
ton given every order. small or large;
satisfaction assured Write or call.
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
A LADY having the advantages OF enucs-
tion and good health. experienced IN tne
arrangement OF a large household ana &C
customed to keep accounts. good rehoes
and letter writer, desires a position OF
trust in the autumn, either in an institu-
ton or large private family IN New-York
City or the vicinity; the highest suaran-
tees will be given. Address A. H.. Room
AZ. Potter Building. 3s Park Row.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
S>~S~~~o~~~~~.N>.o~~ ~-o~~~~.>~S-~~~~~~"~-
A.--EDGAR TATE & G@.rR.
24o Broadway, New-York. Patent Solicit
ors. expeditiously procure and sell
PATIENTS


PATIENTS
FOLLOWING VALUABLE PATENTS
FOR SALE:
Dombrosky's Road Scraper; Van Noor-
his Duplex penholder. Wines pd,,a mJn
Juice Extractor Extra tor. ferGuson' PORTABLE
Jurts Air Ship; Cummings Drill Holder:
Wrights Lemon Juice Extractor; " Ne'ii
Currycomb; Covers & swen,onls Axle.
vibrating Device; Zimmerlys Cithern At
,achment: Oldham's Skirt Support Ellis
Mucllage Bottle.
Ward & DidIer's Transformation Box;
Adams Tool for Use In Turning Commu-
tators OF Dynamos. Electric Machines. etc.
Mee's Wall Pocket or Paper Holder:
CANDLES Wheel Hub; Quackenbush'
Clothes Line Adjuster; Mccollams MI
She;ton's Slate: Noes Adjustable or Re
clnlng Lounge Rothberg & Graichen's
Stove: Demorest's Toy: Valentines To
bacco Pipe.
Painters Penholder: Methescn's Price
Ticket Holder. Andersons Horseovershoe:
Dennis Telephone Attachment; Wonders
Lemon Juice Extractor.
All patents procured through Edgar rate
& Company are advertised free. The lead
ing patent firm In the word. Rest work;
quickest results. Call and examine our
facilities and Selling Department. Send for
Patent Guide Inventions Wanted" Free.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED. highly rated
broadway manufacturer, recently added
over slOO. 900 requires bright experienced
shoe manager tpreferred). ambitious get
into absolutely safe. profitable business Tor
himself house Will aid ability him ar
necessary to purchase valuable interest
for nominal amount-say. few thousand
dolars-guaranieeing profits over SJ.oOo.
PostOfilce box ID.
4 MANUFACTURING COMPANY opening
New-Yorh office desires additional cap
lial with services Of competent manager.
also statesmen hookkeeper. stenOgrapher:
salaries. security. permanent: state quail
ncations and capital at command. Al
dress SECURITY BOX IL. Tribune Ofice.
ALASKA.-K you furnish capital. I will
life II necessary. and go as partner
Address ~. Box "a. l58 East .25th st.
KLONDYKE Is the centre Of tho earth.
start now with the Alaska Klondyke
God Mining 60. See Financial column.
KLONDYKE solicitors and managers
wanted everywhere: sell shares. install
ment collectors side line. Address NEW
MONOPOLY. Tribune Office.
WAITED Capable man with $1,000 to
carry stock u goods and manage branch
for Chicago house. salary 5000 per month
and all expenses: also extra percentage:
permanent position. with good future pros
poets. Address HENRY MORTON. 2l5
Maids st. Chicago.
So 900 WANTED 10 use for working cap
ital in manufacture II flour: large profits
assured: established business party can
control funds and be an officer Of the com
pany; only principals need answer. 6. r.
:. Tribune Office.
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CNFIRNiSUED ROOMS WANTED

.NN-oONN|~NNNNO0NNNNN <.NN-No-N~N~N<<-~>
~ American FAMILY. father. mother
AMI son In business. wish two Or three
unfufn she'd rooms with quiet private fam
ilv. 900 good neighbo"ho'd below 22d - !:
"a'"ro"ras - w Fs~ - 90 y 'f'. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

KLONDYKE Is the centre Of tho earth
start now with the Alaska Klondyke
God Mining co. See Financial column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK" and 'ALbANi'
Finest and fastest river steamers In the world
Daily except Sunday. -.
IAaves BROOKLYN Fulton st. (by Annex. A. NJ
New York. Destrosses 81. Pier..... $40 4. ~
22d ST. Pier. A: M
For ALBANY landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
oursh Poughkeepse Kingston Point Catski and Hudson
Direct connection the Kingston PIT. Dock with U.
D. trains Ca,skill Mountain Points and for Lake;
81. and Otis. e. Ry for Cairo and Mountain Resorts,
Railroad connections at Neworrgh Poughkeepsie. Hud-
son and Albany North. East and West Special
Saratoga trains. . -. ,, w. ~,
81 Pier New York Transfer. and other principal ticket
o.hceo
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KLDNDYKE solicitors and managers
wanted everywhere: sell shares. install
ment collectors side line. Address NEW
MONOPOLY. Tribune Office
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TYI'EWItITERs

TYPFwRITERs SLAUGHTERED No. q
Remingtons. Smiths sGj. others. $685.
rentals. 81. delivered CONsOfiD ATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE rs WAY.
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wORI< N AyTED.

Female.
Young WOMAN. well bred. through fam
lily misfortune l. obliged 10 earn her
living, has tact judgment. and executive
ability; wants position not mental, as com
panion to lady or in clerical capacity. best
references. ANXIOUS, Box IS. l.2A2
Broadway.
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HELP w ANTED.
Female.

Female.
AGENTS WANTED to sell Afragola da-
monds: the new sparkling triumph. nm
est limitations on earth: non -1etectable;
also watches: sample gold hl.ed stud. doc
nostpold. money refunded II unsatisfactory.
JAMES T.. ARNOLD & 90. - Maiden
IaEe.
LADY AGENTS Intelligent and willing to
work. special aids to soliciting: also good
side line Call ? to y Monday. HOWARD
60. . East l2lthst.. y. Y; COOK &
ROBERTS pa Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED Young ladies' 20 address en-
v-,opes at Office. 81 per 1000; only good
writer's wanted Address in own handwrit
ir~ pov - station H. New York
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on and after July 22G. 1897.
Stations in New York. foot 4 Liberty St.


ro. Trains leave foot Of Liberty r ST. chunk. &c.
40. i5, $40 A. NJ. n2:Oo NJ TO Eastonl lto'p ' W
Sundays. 4JO q 90 TO Eas,on) A. a.. 100 b;3o o."
For Wlkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. BIO a. NJ
40. 100 Al, p. NJ. Sundays. $50 4. NJ: a. 90,
For Reading at so 500 $40 1000 II 30 A. NJ =. ~
80 90 400. 5:45 900 p. NJ. ~: night sun
GAYS !: o A. NJ 200. 200 500. $50 GOO T. NJ IT'D
night. a, tn
1880 40 54' p NJ. l2;l5 night. Sundays. 4:3o A. NJ
100. $50 800 7. NJ. 1918 night. ..,o s.oo
For sunbufy Lwlsburg and Wlliamsport az ~ NJ
Goo F. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Red Bank Long Branch. Astury Park ocean ear
Grove and points south Point Pleasant l:"n 80: 90
1890 IL 80 A. NJ 100 Saturdays o.ly) 30 2;lo $50
$50 Red Bank onIy). 445. $50 615, 'soo Sa'uI
days ly) i NJ. Sundays stops at InerIaken aor ~
bury Park ari Ocean Grove. 9:15 A. NJ 80 400 =. ~
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park and barne
A NJ. ~ =.
For Atlantic City, vineiand and Bridgeton. 4;3o A. NJ
30 7 NJ. , Il.
SavssnS 20 $50 60 4 NJ isc' a;aS CHS P NJ
Week DAYS 200 7:55 s:25 55, o1s. o;a, $50 1925
l sosa SIS ie'' al. te I z T. FIR d5s
s:23 $40 a:55 1o:55. II 40 p NJ. l2l0 night. sun
DAYS 200. IS: 9:5s ll;2' 4 n. 200 NJ ~ ~
900. $50 lo13. !O:55 p NJ. 1910 night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

LOANS.
GDOMEW TO 0OMM
in New-Yorx and Brooklyn on household
furniture and pianos in use ann stoia &C.
al legal rates. S25 for - cents; k2" TOT 80
other amounts in Ike proportion.
MUTUAL LOAN ASSN
Gncorpo-at@n.
Bennett Building. Room loi. one night up'
% and p5 Nassau-st.. cor ful'on ~.
LFGACIEs BOUGHT and advanced on
short time business notes moneraa so
amounts discounted immedlately, -"
u.naHuav corne- Fulton. Mail and FIX
nrcss Builing Room pol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

\ MANUFACTURING COMPANY opening
New-York office desires additional cap
itai with services Of competent manager.
also statesmen. hookkeeper. stenographer /.
sa.aries. security. permanent: state quail
flcations and capital at command. Al
dress SECURITY. BOX IL. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

ALASKA-If you furnish capital. | will
life. II necessary. and go as partner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21
THE COCKADE CITY.
Central Hospital Quarterly Meeting.
Kicked by "a Horse

PETERSBURG. VA, January 2O-(Spe-
cial)-The quarterly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Central State
Hospital was held to-day, the following
members being present: Messrs. Robert
Gillian, of Petersburg; julius Straus and
c. ID. Pearman, of Richmond; G.. Il. Daily,
of Manchester; Shirley Harrison. of
Prince George, and w. ID. Purnell. of
Isle of Wight. Contracts for supplies
were awarded. The resignation of DR..
W. c. Bsrker,~ one of the assist physi
clans, TO take effect February 1st, was
accepted with resolutions Of regret, and
action looking 10 the election of his sue
cessor was postponed until the April
meeting The board made q thorough
examination of the building, and found
everything in first-class condition.
Mr. j. j. Westmoreland, while attend
ing to one of his horses this morning at
his residence on Jefferson street, was
kicked and painfully injured by the ami
NAL. One of the kicks disabled a hand,
the other was dealt in the side, ana, 1t
is feared. inflicted internal injuries.
1t is understood that depositions in be
half Of Mr. r. r. Thorp. the contestant
for the seat in the next Congress from
this district, will be commenced next
Monday. They will be taken at three
separate places i'm this city.
Colonel Asa Rogers, of this city, is
candidate for the office of United States
Marshal for this district, under the next
administration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21
Rrsm POLITICAL PRISONERS.
Debate on Proposition to recon
slider Their Sentences.

Debate on Proposition to RECON-
slider Their Sentences.
LONDON. January a.-The business OF
the House Of Commons to-day was a de-
bate on the address in reply to the speech
from the Throne Patrick oBrien, mem
Der for Kilkenny City, moved an amend
Ment 10 reconsider the sentences Of the
lrlsh prisoners who had been condemned
90 Imprisonment upon charges OF treason
The amendment was seconded by j. -
Hymn member for North Cork.
Mr. Timothy NJ. Healy, member Tor
North Louth, supported Mr.. O'Briens 5
amendment and in the course OF MS
speech declared that British agents III
America had provoked the outraSes with
which the condemned men were charged.
Sir n. W. Ridley. Home Secretary, salo
that he was unable TO see any reason i"r
advising that amnesty be granted 10 the
political prisoners referred TO In the
amendment, much as the government de-
sired 10 remedy any Irish grievance. me
men had been found guilty of crimes ao-
hoTed by the civilized world, and the
fairness Of their trial and the impair
ualty OF the courts had been attested
ihs very day by the withdrawal OF the
Charge against Bell, or Ivory before the
same Judge that sentenced the irish prls-
oners whose liberty is now sought.
hr o Brien's amendment was defeated
D. "a vote OF 2U to l32.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21
CRESCENT CITY RACES.
GentiIIy Handicap Won by the
Favorfte. Irish Lady.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, January 90
Fine weather and a heavy track marked
to-day's sport. There was a large crowd
present. and the betting was lively, with
favorites winning three times. The Cen
tilly Handicap. for slOOO. one mile went
to the favorite. c. w. Pooes Irish
Lady, who made all the running and won
easily.
First race-sellng, seven furlongs-
Trixie Q05. Warren. 40 to u won, with
Rouble second. and Hardenburg third.
Time. 1:S5 81.
Second race-for 2-year-olds. three fur
longs-Miss Patrick 0O5. Smell. 20 to y
won. with Lillian Russell second, and
George c. third. Time, 3s 1-2.
Third race-selling, six furlongs-Charm
d03. Dorsey. to p won, with Strathreel
second, and Ida Wagner third. Time.
1l9 Ia.
Fourth race-Gentilly Handicap $1,000
one mile-Irish Lady Q0S. Dorsey. 3 TO 81
won. with Damocles second, and Sauterne
third Time. 1:4s.
Fifth race-seling, one mile-Spring-
time O0i. A. Barrett, 10 to u won. with
Bob Clampett second, and Little Matt
third. Time, 1:i9 IL.
Sixth race-selling, six furlongs-John
Conroy dO5. Beauchamp even) won. with
Princess Bonnie second, and Senator PEN
rose third. Time. l29.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, January 2O.--
The rate commissioners of the Southern
States met in the Cordova Hotel with
Colonel H. s. Haines, commissioner. pre-
siding, and w. l.. McGill. secretary, and
w. r. Vandiver, chief clerk and assist
ant secretary.
The following railroads were represent
ed: The Southern. by John NJ. Culp,
traffic manager and II. f. Smith, gene
raj freight agent; Plant system. Frank
b. Papy, general freight agent. and
James Menzies assistant; Florida Cen
trail and Peninsula, n. S. Pennington,
traffic manager, and w. II. Peasants.
general freight agent; Florida East
Coast railway j. IL. Beckwith, traffic
manager; Jacksonville. Tampa. and Key
West w. l.. Wood, general freight
agent; Atlantic-Coast Line, 4. NJ. En-
erson, traffic manager; Georgia Southern
and Florida. John NJ. Cutler, general
freight agent; Western and Atlantic.
John NJ. Brown, traffic manager; Cen
tral of Georgia, W. A. Winburn, gene
raj freight agent; Mallory Steamship
Line, II. u. Raymond, general southern
agent.
The commissioners attended to routine
work, occupying all the afternoon, and
then adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing. They dined at the Ponce de Leon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21

crew OF the Ward stated tonight ex-
phcity that the vessel brought from Phila-
ue'pnia' TO HAMPTON Roads. in addition
70 cargo OF coal. 6l0 cases Of rifles.
ana ns cases OF ammunition. which were
transferred In the night 10 n certain
three -masted schooner near the Canes
OF virginia. The name of the vessel he
Sai'hen not To know. After the arms
anu munitions were transferred the barge.
according TO the sailors story. was towed
pack 10 Newport News, and there dis
charged her coal Later she was towed
UP 10 turner's wharf where 1t was the
intention OF the captain TO take aboard
a cargo OF arms for Cuba. which he
INTENDED TO bring down into the lower
pay ana transfer 10 the Bermuda The
arms Were TO be brought by rail to Scot
lahu wnarf and by lighter TO Turner's
Wharf. The story. he said, told the Col
rector that the vessel was loading lumber
lot the Shepherd Lumber Company. OF
Richmond, TO be transported to Phila-
delphia, was false. and. the lumber placed
ABOARD, was only blind The publicity
Which the press gave 10 the movements
or the vessel and the revenue officers
caused the failure OF the expedition. as
sne mas been kept under close surveillance
during the past week. The seaman from
the Ward, who will under no circum-
stances permit his name to appear In
print, stated that the Bermuda had passed
the Capes. and is now in York river. lie
could not be induced to state her mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21
BRYAN AT HOUSTON.
HE Is VERY CORDIALLY RECEIVED
BY THE PEOPLE.
BIMETALLIS..i And HONEST HONEY,
He Says He IL for the Soundest Dol
lar That Can he Madc-It should
he One That Will Rob No.
body.


HOUSTON, TEN. January 20.-Hon.
w. J. Bryan, the late presidential can
didate, who arrived here last evening,
was driven TO the residence of Congress-
man j. c. Hutcheson this morning. where
several hundred ladies received him. and
then TO the residence Of Mrs. Bette
Bryan, who. although namesake, is no
relation of the Nebraskan's, where an
other reception was had. At 2:3O O'Clock
Mr.. Bryan was escorted by Mayor Rice
from his quarters at the Bristol TO the
Capitol Hotel, where a banquet was
given in his honor, a big crowd i'm front
being eluded by using the back door
Among those present at the banquet
were Governor Culberson, ex-Governors
Lubbock and Hogg. Railroad Commits
sioners Reagan. Storey. and Mayfield,
Speaker Dashiel, OF the House of Repre-
sentatives. and a number Of other promi-
nent Texans.
This evening, Mr.. Bryan delivered a
lecture at the Auditorium. About 1900
persons were present Mr.. Bryan was
introduced by Governor Culberson. When
he rose to speak be was greeted with a
storm of applause. Mr.. Bryan said:
This country will never get rid OF
politics, and the principle that all men
are created equal should be applied in
this case, as i'm all others. There Is
not a wrong i'm government which Is
complained of by the people that is not In
violation of this principle, and no gov
errment should make laws allowing one
man to injure another"
Bimetallism, he declared, would help
everybody, and he had arrived at this
conclusion after much study and re-
search He wanted a dollar as honest
as one could be made, fully realizing
that none could be made perfectly
honest While the creditor got advan'
tage from the dear dollar, and the
debtor from the cheap one. society, he
said. must be benefited by the one which
robbed neither
Mr.. Bryan closed by defining bi-
metallism and the ratio of free coinage.
and said that the battle just fought
and lost was only one of the war when
would continue until the finances OF this
country were ruled by Americans, and
not by foreign Powers.
Immediately after the lecture, MT.
Bryan took a train for Dallas.