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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
Tea at tie Woman's Club-Unique Chill
dren's Party Personal
Mention.


There was the usual Fortnighty tea
at the Womans club on Yesterday az
ternoon. Tea in this connection must
be particularly interpreted. IL stands
for varied rcfscshment. under charming
auspices-thoac. this evening. OF Mrs.
william J.. sheppard Miss Louise VIII
lams. and Mrs. IL. W. Hazard.
The attendance was smaller than usual
and included A.rs. Ben. Valentine. Mrs.
O.. Arthur LEROY. Mrs. Tutwiicr, Mrs.
Emma BAH, alrs. JOAN II. Noting, Mrs.
Robertson. Miss Claire Guiiiaume, Mrs.
Stephen putucy. Mrs. l.. J.. LOWS MIS-
Il. william Icmbcrton, Ars. Anne KUHN
,rfoord. Mrs. !. Allison Hodges, MIS-
William ID. Thomas. Mri Isaac D-Ee"-
mort and Miss Madse Freely Inc
lesdiu,, topic OF conversation was Mis'
Ruth NcEuery Stuurts presence DeloIe
tho Club on Friday night az SGD eioe"'
Mrs. Archer Anderson viii introduce Ai'''
stuart. While in Richmond the i-'''l
Will be az thc Mount Vernon
Miss Lucy Wormley has returned 10
the city. having recovered from "e' IT,
cent Illness
80. v,o ie Mrs
Mrs. ii1-e'"lr' l.,..s to-nicht Tor
j.. DO Owls b'-'''
~" 1oiA'
,.--.., t,s returned to
M..5 4l'55'e
s'a'"'o"' -.
,.,,..., .-.. .,t,ro tbolr Mace in
l"' 90 .t,. ,.f.t.r Invitations
lNe .'.,.., ,.,,.,, ,,o.,,,, woman. Miss
o'1 ~. ,.. p.,,c- resulted in "a brill
-9,irs an Saturday after
H""' ''.-'. l, M rarn,s ID Pat
.o''l' az 49,, ,t.l MT. wore in-
''" 49,. 90. doiis and brought
'.-" ~ ~, D'''.- '-,'i,,,.o,.t ,,,s entirely
'",.'' ~ ..'''.t nf , fnI renrcson-
uh..i'e' MI Vanderbilt
,-'''i. o' t'-.Is noon and bridal
"'l.'ns KS. Dor1.sv chris
-.,.,, ~, ,..'rso,.,-I Iiisbop potter. Miss
,'''' ,'o r.,,or,s Io1s rouresented Con-
NA''.'' 49,. n.i,,' MISS louise Fstz-
sN.'o "" tl 80 honor. Miss
l''''ii" nome ',-. go,9niioations Mr..
-.'.+ ,..s mar nrrsent the bride
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

MADISON. WIS. Jan. Al. noon to-
day Gov. VIM. Henry Upham's admins
tration ended and that VI Major Edward
Scolcld commenced. Tho assembly cham
N.r in The capitol building was crowded
% the doors by multitude composed
OF citizens OF Madison and visitors from
every section II the state.
The Goycrnor-elect and party were met
az the station shortly before noon by the
Governors guard aud am escort OF Madl-
son citizens headed by Mayor Dye. and
including Governor Upham. After music
by the band stationed In the gallery the
oath of office was administered 20 the new
Governor and the gOvernorship OF W. H..
Jpnam passed into history.
Otner state officers in succession for the
second time took the oath and short
informal receptions were then held. To-
uight the biennial inaugural ban and re-
ception will be given in the great han OF
the gymnasium.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
THE McGILL carnoLic UyioS
Hold Brilliant banquet at Murphy
Hotel Last IVeuing.

The hanquct Of the McGnl Catholic
Union. which was held az Murphy's Hotel
last evening. was a brilliant event. covers
were laid for about seventy -nye guests,
before whom Colonel Murphy spread one
of his choice and tempting banqucts. MI.
James NJ. Powers. the president ot me
Union. presided. while the hon w. r.
Roddy acted rs postmaster After doing
Justice 10 the delicacies, there came Tee
cigars and speeches ........,
"Our Honorary President was respond
eli to by Rieht Rcv. Bishop Van ae
Nyvor. "Thc Cicrgy and the mon py
Father Cutler. ana "McGill Union Ny
President Powers Following these t'' 'is
there were several impro-ptu spec n''
and SONGS The occasion was "a t""t-
oUghly enjoyable one. rte.
The guests Of iho members or the = nl"n
were Right Rev Bishop Van de Nyf','
Very Rev H. j. cutler, Vicar e4~i'
ana Eev. Fathers - Reilly, DOnahoe' DON
ovan and Andrew.
The committee OF the Union having me
banquet in charge. and 10 whom mhih
credit is due. were Messrs. W. J. Qus-
les. Rev. Father ORciily. John II. liis-
gins. J. Louis sullivan, G. VI. Mdhoney.
W. ). Lynch Hon. W. L. Kcddy ana
James VI Powers
In was . o'clock before the banquet
commenced. and two hours later before
the festivities of the occasion were closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
THE FORWARD MOVEMENT,


with the cooperation Of the people tho
newspapers Of a community can do much
~ promote business prosperity without
such cooperation. they can do but niue
The most that they can do in any event
d TO encourage the people TO a greater
opscavor and to crystalline public senu-
mont. That. however. is a great oedi
~ the people will respond. and the press
~ Richmond IS willing and anxious TO 90
what il may TO that end, for IN the lloS-
perity Of the community the newspapers
must inevitably share. Therefore from
q selfish standpoint. If 10 higher motive
che press will be found In the front ranks
OF those who want to do something.
we are gratiGed to note the disposition
IN this community TO rally the industrial
forces during the year just begun and TO
accomplish something in the direction OF
real progress before another year dawns.
Rut before this work is begun, we believe
that il IS necessary TO correct some ser.-
Gus mistakes that have been made In the
past. In the first pace. we remark tnAt
some Of the property holders IN this COM
munity. some who hold the keys TO the
business situation. have not been as pro-
cressive or as liberal as they should have
been in meeting the ovcrturos Of capital
lists from the outside II too often hap
pens. not only IN Richmond. but Ia other
Virglnian cities. that the moment an out
slider proposes TO take hold of local en-
terprise and develop IL. the owner. in
stead Of meeting him I'm q spirit OF COM
promise. puts his price so high as TO
drive the capitalist away. This is grave
mistake. and IL Is a disadvantage 10 most
OF the Virginlan cites. We have boon
told that tao great shipyard az New
port News would have been established AT
Norfolk, If its projectors had been met
In a proper spirit. But We shall not
cite instances. for 70 IS not our purpose
I'm this article 10 engage in personalities.
Nor will we scold. We simply desire TO
call attention TO the fact that in this day
OF competition the most liberal commu-
nifty. all things being equal IS tho com
munity that viii attract capital
Another mistake We think. is this. that
the moneyed men Of Richmond have not
shown as liberal a disposition ass they
might in taking stock with Outsiders I'm
home enterprises. So much has been said
OF the tendency OF our homo capitalists
10 invest their money abroad that We
shall not harp on that subject. Many
OF them have learned 20 their sorrow that
outside investments which Offer fabulous
returns do not always matoriaize. We
hope. too. that they have learned that
home investments are best. because, IL
the first place. they help the community.
and therefore. help the property In Rich
mond Of all home capitalists: and Ia the
second place. because homo investments
are easier 10 understand and easier 10
watch. Whenever an outsider Is invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
TUESDAY, JANUARY o. 1897.
To-n.y,s M,rrisGs AND EVENrs'

To.pAy,s MEETINGS AND h'HN'S'
Jonathan Conclavo Secret Monitors 0''
olive branch Lodge Ark Mariners 9''
Adams Hall. ,.,,.u
ritzhueh Lodge. l. o. o. F. Eagle iiali'
Friendship Lodge. J. .. o. T." OuD
lows Hall o,, r,oi-
jamestown Tribe, ]. Q. X. VI" Ouu
lows Hall r-ho..s
Continental Lodge, Is. OF H. nun .
cd il1" Lodge. X. Of H., Enetts HalL
Rescue Council, Jr. O. L. A. NJ" Lew
u og,s Council. Jr. o. L. \. NJ Jr. o. L.
,i a. ~, Council. 1r. o. L. A. NJ Gers
,tagcbestcr Council. r. A, Toncys Hall
T,Iho Council. r.. A. Laubc's Han.
pichmond Council. Home Circle. central
Hall. ,-,... 20 tb.
1vaebinrton-Lce Senate. knights OF 'ne
Ancient Esscnic order. ST. Alhans iil.l.
virginia Council, Chosen trehds'
let's Hall. Cote
Capital city Lodge, ]. .. - J." "'''
woods Han o.., HI,
Trinity Lodge. 7. o. G. T., Central nan .H,li
central Beneficial and Social society
Lee Camp Hall. -,
central Trade and labor Council FL
let's Hail. go.
NorsLau Lodge X. OF T., Lee camp
Hall. -
Company u. First REGIMENT Afmory'
COMPANY T.. First Regiment Armor!'
II f.. l. Biues. Blues ArmofN'
Richmond hOwi;zcrs, HoWi'zots AT
n orN. ~ L.
jefferson Council. Jr O. T. A. VI" '''
o u. 4. VI Jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

The dry-goods and milluers excursion.
OF New York. under tho auspices OK
Smith d. Hayward. brought party OF
cxcursionists 10 the jefferson last even
ing. who Will remain in tho city tor
several days. The eXcursionists arrived
here at 7.l5 o'clock last night over the
Chesapeake and Ohio road. They came
from Washington. Those in the party
AFRO SIR. and Mrs. Clarence Hayward
and family. OF Boston. Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Poisson Of Bedford. Mass.
I.ouis Jaeger and Herman Sandman. OF
Groenport. y. y: Miss B. x. Mann and
Miss N bowling. OF Holyoke, Mass. 3
MIR and Mrs. James Mahoney. Mrs. l..
j. McWhlrr. and Mrs. John Gregsan'
of ran River. Mass. and Miss NJ. A.
O.Brion and Miss NJ Brien. OF Green
field. Mass; and Miss Birdie $. and
NJ. spaight, Of Athol Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

Wh this New-Yoar's Day comes TO
Mr. Arthur O.. Lewis. the passenger agent
of tne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conn
panv stationed here. q well deserved pro-
motion.
Tine mqenatos OF The Baltimore end
Ohio railway have recognized Mr LOWS
services hy pr0motng him % Pc Southern
passenger agent.
In making this appointment tho bllu-
more and Ohio railway have rewarded
AT. Lewis sterling ability as railroad
man and at tho same time benefited this
great railroad system Boy putting DO as
Southern passenger agent "a man whom
they have tried aud found fIlly equipped
I'm every respect FOR the important posi-
ton which Doc r0w ap.es.-Nortolk
Landmark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
Only Mnfer and soan.

TOPEKA. KAN. Jan. 4-Gov.-clect Lee
DIV and his associates intend 10 disp-Ove
tie assertion that the POpulist party is cp-
posed 20 the bath. The fine baths ln tho
state House are 20 be- used by All alDordl-
Mates and assistants. Under Republican
ruls only state officers were permitted 20
revel in this luxury.
IL Gov LeCdys granger constitute calls
ana rs i'm need of "a bath he will receive
tie courtesy. but the flesh powder. Fiorl-
a4 %A'9 hsye ygsdGA the Kansas state
House baths famous. will Dee discarded.
Governor Lecdy is opposed 90 the things.
lie even draws tho line ~ acented soap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

which would be at once complete and
oApcdient and wish that the older rchool
OF economists. who have met and sur
mounted so many practical difficulties,
would make speeches upon this one.
How. 81 monopoly is clearly contrary
to the public interest. can it be restrained
by law without departure from the prin-
ciples Of free commerce."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

The following IS from Decatur ull)
Herald-Dispatch.
''The Richmond compound engine. win
which the Wabash has been experiment
ine for some time. has evidently become
acclimatcd Yesterday that machine
hauled into Decatur over the So. Louis
Division. forty-one loaded cars and didn't
double even on Body Hill The exact
tonnage is said 10 have been 1926. Tho
usual haul is said 20 Doc T. $50 tons.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

The ambulance. with Dr. Labenbcrg
I'm charge. was called TO the First pre-
cinct yesterday afternoon about @ clock
to attend young white man. named
philip Butler aged about twenty-five
years. who fell iu Seventeenth street
and cut his chin and tongue. and bruised
his eye. IIe was treated by the Doctor.
and carried TO his home. on twenty
second street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

4 special order recently issued from
orffli.rv HEADQUARTERS bulletins the pro-
motion of Lieutenant n. NJ. Workman 10
10 cantain ANA adiuant OF the battalion.
to succeed Captain t. II. Crutchhoid. re-
,I-ueI. and of j. Vs. Sharp 90 ne leuten-
ann and 0uartormaster, 10 succeed Cap
tain Workman
caotain WORKMAN IS the well-known
real estate agent, and his promotion Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Jamos Duify. tho
young pueillst from Boston, who collapsed
after nchtlng ten rounds with George
Justice I'm The Broadway Athletic club
Saturday night. died at 2.l5 this morning.
IIo lay unconscious all day yesterday In
ST. Vinconts Hospital, suffering from
hemorrhage a blood vessel having been
ruptured by tho conclusion Of blows on
the head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

"s1ns Of great men," an remind him,
lIo can make their lives sublime
Just by putting an behind him,
And dcyotlns all his time.
20 u hearing OF their cases.
Which their fathers names inspired.
Just by making all them places.
And the balance or Va tired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

"If." says Mr.. Bryan. "there have been
any evidences of prospcrityI have failed
10 note them" al evidences of pros
peritv should not be expected TO buy 81
tickets and crowd in tho front rows to
be observed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

Whatever change may have come over
congressman on the Cuban question, 1t
is safe to guess that there has been
ten days Of additional! talk added to SEN
ator Morgans speech.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

The Chicago alderman who is attract
ing attention 10 himself by numbering
fcllow-man. WAS perhaps jealous of the
famo Of Alderman Marty Madden the
senatorial asDirant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

There are doubtless many communities
that need onlghtenment on financial mat
tiers. but almost all Of them know that
Nr. w. j. Bryan could not furnish 5000
worth in one visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

deserved. Mr.. Sharp is connected with
the COttrcil Saddicry Company. Both ON
GERS have long been connected with Major
SimOns' stAn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

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If THE DATE OPPOSITE y, 90 Il = - S't1'
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SCRIPTION Is RENEWED
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

A. Chicago car conductor refused to al
low % penniless woman TO ride 10 the
moreie 10 see her dead husband, who
had been killed 10y a railroad train while
bearing home crusts OF bread 10 his
starving family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

Georgia now lays claim TO an unusual
number Of orators. 1t is hardly possible
that Georgia confounds Tom Watson S
twaddle with oratory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
JOHN B. CARY
JAMES y. BOYD.
j. a. BROWN JR-
JOHN MURPHY
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN.

richmond \ d-t JIM -f I''it
Messrs. John b. Cary James y. Boyd
-. q. Brown. John Murphy George j.
Christian.
Ny Dear Friends and Comrades have
tust received your brothcry and cheering
letter Of the LIST instant ana me accom-
panying magnificent badge, both OK Whlrh
arc an expression OF your sense a. my
services in the late reunion OF 'oniraeif .
Veterans. Those services We're Woih
Of love 90 me. and conveyed I'D so ltf rs
they were successful their own reward.
But ! shall not fail 20 keep ana 10 Nal4e
this badge ana this letter as the proud
est gifts 40 ne OF my life. My suiIefinf7,
az which YOU know have been TOO recent
and too intense for nae 60 apply express 70
you my 81 altitude for your ineua.le hlho-
ness in this natter But YOU, who nave
known me SO many years ~ Nonieuei ~
bonds. I'm the bonds of fellow -citi lcushiP
end IN the best bends Of loving friendship,
viii he sure that back IN my neiit IT
not so readily On my tongue. are an the
great and loving thanks which are hue
10 YOU.
God bless every one Of YOU and give 10
each OF you even greater happiness IMAM
YOU have given me to-day.
Your loving friend ard comr1 ~.
asa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

II will be interesting 10 note to-day
what congressman have toned down and
VINO have tuned up on the Cuban quEs-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
oomp1IuEYrroGENrEAL WISE.
Presented Magnificent Gold Badge IL
Lid NIlh ninmnnd..

laid WIN DIAMONDS
Tho Executive Committee OF the COnfed-
.,,..-.,..... 40, s..+,.r-
ciaic reunion met al 81 -' l"' '' --t''
.av uirnt. and pfrselted o. General Pcy-
,., w.. . ,.,,.,.l...rt ,,otf btde.. inn
''+ NI-' 81 i""7
iaid VIVID cldinol-~a' ll- -oNr' "a '''.i "f
probation OF the great Work Le uld IA
behalf o. The last reunion.
l.das ,s.orse L.. Christian occupied the
.l. -.t ~ r..,l,,fious vls also
''''. 49, -'t..tf,. .-.,...ts,t. c, .h. l.,tors az
"uop1ru Hi5"'' O''o- ''''0 "a '''
General Wise.
General Wise is sun C0uAncu 10 MS
lome. ana the badge Was presented 90
i.t,,, tl,,r. Ia. Ar mos y IoyG ON the
ltlt 'i lAt commit,
Following are copies OK ihe coinHItl.-
letter 10 General Wise, presenting inc
badge and tue cen tAl lepi5.
E.-hu1id' do, J"h' - i''s.
General pcyton Wis., Chairman Commit
iee Oh Enter ta'ii- -il ui - g.. ......
Dear Slr-lhc reunion OF 'Dii "ti tr
Veterans which recently .aa, inD % DO. lDl.
clty maih7 81 e~i event li- tH' iil- ,''. '-
hchmondi dAd was tA3 WNl.h ai "l
participated lh VII ever '" "'-i
feelings BON Oh lil.e ana gu i..'a''
Tie readiness ana c.tti '.i' o."
which Our mum .tuiA'ilti'. f "." i--
deed, our Nnpie people p"lN-- on .''
calls made by us id Ir.I irins Toy ilt
coming ~ our Wl-Wofn ANt Dog
guests not only lelfeuca our l4h0la, Dug
at tho same time tined To- tAe woi-"
That The people ot me iaie ,'pi.tl on l'i-
Conledeiacy aii- tieIisn l.o lieiilo .t ..a
ana deeds oI t.- ''. ana thAl l"e H.l.
ci those DAYS Wiii always l"u M.l.olil-
in lhe hearts 4ni iiheS 81 "Ii
w h!Isl acecI oii = ."e to.aa go ~ w..
az ua lh our liNoi on loF' '"-- i''.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

It is singular how little else those Sons
of great men, have 20 offer Mckinley as
reason for his consideration in appoint
mcnt 20 office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

Corbett seems to have reached the UNI
b.cua point, where the matter Of put up
or shut up is imperative
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

All the "ncw leaves that the Cubans
turn over VIII probably go up in smoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

The price OF The Times Is two cents per
.o.x and fen cents per week. delivered
within the limits OF Richmond ana hahcnes-
Ter. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
VIM. |. ROYAL,
misconceptions,
Gil Main Street, Richmond, Va.

MIR. Royal has formed part
nership i'm New York. city with
George l.. Carlisle, Esq, and
the office OF Royal s. Carlisle
is at 80 Nassau Street. MIR.
Royal will give his personal
attention TO all BUSINESS in-
trusted TO fhe New York office
as we'll as to the Richmond
office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

It IS not the turning over a new leaf
that counts, but rather what Will 50 on
it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
CLOTHING ON EASY PAYMENTS.

Gentlemen's Oyercoat and Suits, ladies'
Canes and Jackets. Chidrens suits, and
Dry C,oas 30 extra Tor credit. Come
see u and be CONVINCED.
y. IILLAR x co.
523 north Second street.
between Clay and Leigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

We are deeply distressed TO hear that
our esteemed contemporary. the Char
lotto 81. c. Observer. has suffered
from the ravaees Of fire. \ splendid
plant had recently been pat in. and the
Observer was in fine shape for printing
q newspaper. il is one Of the bright
est. best and soundcst newspapers m
tho South. and We hope that there Will
be no serious delay from the fire. we
ebonld be sorry 90 miss even single
issue Of the Observer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
The Heroes
OF Cuba
and The Beautiful
Cuban FldS.

A rare chance for those who sympathize
with those patriots who are lighting Tor
country and liberty Tho Times offers
magnificent hthogrlph j. i-2Nli inches on
which are artistically grouped excellent
portraits of Maxine Gomez, coming nict-
n-chicf OF thc cuban army, General AM
tonic Maceo. General CahNto Garcia, and
jose Marti tho Father 81 the Scvolu-
tion. who was killed az Dos Rios. ON tho
uthOcraph is also the bcauufui
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05
TO Correspondents.

WE DESIRE TO CALL THE ATT TEE; !,
TfoN or ALL PERSONS sEND ~ N, y
PoI'ITICAL NEWS AND OIhEit SO ~
MUNiCATIONs TO TIE gII I'M \ Hh ,rIIIEiR
SnRit,s no SUCH REPORTS, AS IT ~ -
THE RULE or THIS PAPER NOI A, ~ -
PijHLISH ANY ARTICLE III, IA N-SNH
or WIG SE AUTHOR Is UNhNONN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-05

SO Mr.. Eugene v. Debs has become a
Socialist. Mir. DCbs' idea ~ socialism
is what most people would define com
munism. and that is what it. is. The
new convert 20 communism prociaim5
10 the world that he allied himself with
the forces Of silver I'm the last campaign
not because he believed that the rem
odv for our ills lies I'm free silver but
because ne thought that the Chicago
platform contained the germs Of 500
cial crusade Mr.. George Fred. VII
lams. Of Massachusetts, is probably in
full accord with Mr.. Dobs.-Norfolk
Landmark.
That cannot be: for Mr.. George Fred.
Williams has recently figured I'm several
VIRGINIA newspapers ass an expoundor
OF the true principles OF Democracy.
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Baroness Hirsch has given eighty thou
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OF Paris.