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The herald., 1897-01-15
SEWER COMMITTEE.
recommendations Adopted for Sub.
mission to the Council Monday.

Inc sewer committee of the council
neio a meeting yesterday and adopted
the Following recommendation for sub-
mission to the council Monday:
recommend that the bid of c. T..
Powell to sewer First street, First and
Fleasant avenue, Lopez street and
Pennsylvania avenue at 70 s-10 cents Der
lineal foot for the sewer complete ba
accepted and the necessary resolut,on
of award adopted.
Recommend that the bid of
Pusich to sewer Central avenue between
Ninth and Fourteenth streets at sell
cents per lineal foot for the sewer com
p!ete be accepted and the necessa rv res
olutiori of award adopted.
Recommend that the report of -,
street superintendent in referenoa w
sewer inspectors be referred TO tha COW ~
mittee of the whole. eoiii-
Recommend that the report ne ~
street superintendent in referenoa ~
flush tanks be filed. ~
Recommend that petition No a7 frov,,
George I. Tidgerwood ct al asking thn TN !
Thirty-tfth street between Main AMI
Del Monte streets be severed he ~
ferred to the health officer.
In the matter of petition No. ~ fror,,
George F. Paulk asking to be allowad
The herald., 1897-01-15
AS YOU LIKE 1T CLUB

The AS You Like 1t club was delight
fully entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs Irving Blinn, at her handsome
residence on South Flower street. Mrs.
L. w. Blinn and Mrs. j. A. Conroy as
sisted in receiving. The house was ef-
fectlvely decorated with masses of poin-
cettas. smilax and palms, while the din
Ing room, where luncheon was served on
small tables, was tastefully arranged in
pink carnations and ferns. Progressive
needles was the feature of the evening
and afforded deal of amusement the
prizes being carried away by Mines. Will
bert Barnes and Jauch, which were Bo-
hemian glass vases. Among those pres
ent were Mines. LIE Grande Belts, Roth
Hamllton, Barnes, Jauch. Jack Jevne,
r. L. Horton, Frank Wincup and Dana
BurkS.
The herald., 1897-01-15
FoRTNIGHTLY WHIST c111p

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Chapman of 2O3 North
Soto street, Boyle Heights, delightfully."-
entertained the Fortnightly Whist club
last evening. The house was decorated
with smilax and poinsettas, with satin
bows. Refreshments were served on
small tables. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Hendrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Variel, Mr.. and Mrs. Wholmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs Obear. DIR.
and Mrs Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Tayler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Workman, Mrs. Brad .
ley, Misses Workman, Variel Thomson.
Smith, Bicknell and Mr.. Variel.
The herald., 1897-01-15
HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Sheldon Borden will entertain
the Assistance league Saturday after
noon at her home, 1928 South Flower
street.
Mrs. Shelley Tolhurst entertained in
formally Wednesday Afternoon to meet
Mrs. j. S. Noble of Dunsmuir. Those
present We're Mines. l. 0. Smith. VIII
loughby. Rodman, w. l.. Graves. ]. II.
Braly and Hodgeman
The herald., 1897-01-15
BIRTHDAY ST1RPR1SE

The Los Angeles hive, No. 1, L. o. T.
M, entertained at their rooms, 245h
south Spring street, in honor of the
birthday OF Lady Commander Mrs Mary
l.. Dennis, and took her entirely una
wares. The hall was prettily decorated
with date palms, evergreens, lilies and
carnations. Luncheon was served at
$3.50.
Among those present were: Mrs. EN-
ma L. Neidig, supreme lieutenant com
mander; Mrs. M. e. Anthony, Mrs. M.
z. Aull, Mrs E. Davis, Mrs Sophia A.
keym, Mrs. M. ]. Smith, Mrs. Effie
Brown, Mrs. Ruth f. Powell, Miss Ella
May Dennis.
The herald., 1897-01-15
DON'T LAW.

But If you must, we will advise Won
without charge. And If we don't win
your case, it will cost you nothing. Me
chdnlcs liens prepared without charge
Hard collections pushed. Our special
lies are railway damage suits and suits
SANDER and other damage cases fore'
closure of mortgages and liens. No
tary work free to clients. Langworthv
Co., 226 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-01-15

novelties Will be lnfroduced: New topi-
cal songs, hornpipe dances, the famous
trio from FL Captain, Sousas latest
opera. Paul Jones will be given at the
s'atui day matinee
The herald., 1897-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jevne entertained
Win an initial meeting Of the Bonnie
brae Whist club at their home on Bur-
nngton avenue Wednesday evening.
The herald., 1897-01-15

SIS on account of damage to his property
caused by the western intercepting sew
The herald., 1897-01-15
Grand Chance for Enyestme,

A block Of land facing on Cent?
adjoining electric railway
f3nsa. having frontage of four
suitable for subdivision or TO
featuring purposes. This is &
usual Offering. and an
tun!ty for investment that q.
for some time been equala6
this over and prepare your b
The herald., 1897-01-15
WEDDING INVITATIONs

Engraved; correct form; latest styla
script. THE WEBB-PECKHAM co.
23S S. Spring street. -
The herald., 1897-01-15
A Chance for Investment

West line Ruth ave., north Of Fifty
ct, frontage 1eo feet as Whole os
in size to suit. Choice building prcr-
erty
The herald., 1897-01-15
Gilt Edge Residence

North line Washington St, ne
bsrman, lot 5f1ax17e 2-story
house, new, nlodery- Had.ly t.
into. a choice propV.y in e..
neighbarhood. Must be sold.
The herald., 1897-01-15
Building Lot on Twenty.

South line. $50 feet east fro.
dro ST., IS feet frontage. Sire
complete. Beautiful shade tire
equaled homo location.
The herald., 1897-01-15
Rupture
Prof. Joseph Fandrey
European Specialist
Manufacturer of
Rupture=Curing Trusses

My latest patent TRUSSES for Rupture
CORSETS for Curvature of the Spine, ano
invention and specially fitted to each case
Ruptured people from to 10 years of age,
also Double Rupture of 20 years standins
completely cured. Hundreds of testimon.
ials can be seen at my office of people who
have been cured simply by wearing, fol
a while, my special handmade Truss No
operation, no injection, no detention from
business. l guarantee my trusses give re.
lief at once. Mailed inquiries given promp
attention. Directions FREE of charge.
Permanent Office, S2I S. Brosdwsy
The herald., 1897-01-15
Choice Building Lot

East limo Towne ave-, south ~ Irsrrsa
St, 20 foot lot. facing a fine IS slaasf
street. Street work complet l.
The herald., 1897-01-15
Swell Building Lot

South line Orange ave., ca.
Wilmer St, frontage SO feet.
work complete. Choice pl
such as is rarely offered at aui
The herald., 1897-01-15

Special terms are offered on al las
above, particulars of which can be ainAS
from catalogue or upon inquiry al eaa
office. The list speaks for itself naEs
an offering Of such property intere fs Yes
be ON hand at our office
The herald., 1897-01-15
Business PrOnerty

South line of Fifth ST., 60 feet eayt
from San Pedro, frontage o. IS fee.
the west rs feet already il nravee
with rented store building. This pre-
erty is on the main thor ie 'sre .
the Arcade depot. and righ y tho
way of travel. Two lines OF ears
Close in. Examine this.
The herald., 1897-01-15
Just Off Fifth Street

East line Ruth ave.. nortt o.
ST., frontage of 25 feet
"handy' location. Look In 0
The herald., 1897-01-15
Choice Business Property

On east side Wolfskill avenuA. so.
from Fourth ST., frcntega Il u
Wolfskiu ave. is one of tn nasi
Streets of the city. and this IN
cellent location for store ~ &
Tenants can be assured
The herald., 1897-01-15
Handsome Cottage Residencs

On east line Maple ave-, near -
teenth St, modern broom a ltc
complete and perfect in all ii
Specially interesting term la.
into this
The herald., 1897-01-15
Cream Home Location

West line Ruth ave-, soutn II
Sixth ST., frontage 30 feet. ssr
work all complete. In block
modern homes. This is e4esil
property.
The herald., 1897-01-15
Residence Property

On east line of Golden ave-,
Eighth AMID Ninth SITS. Two
building lots, each 5cx135, fine
borhocd. Street work comp
Guiding sewer. An excellent
The herald., 1897-01-15
Choice Home Location

On east line Gladys ave, sou ir6ir
Fifth St, frontage of so feet. Xcu car
have here good full width lrE sad p
location that cannct be surp ssed,
The herald., 1897-01-15
Choice Building Lots

On west line McGarry stree
from Sixteenth, in the Me;
Dalton tract, frontage of S
Must be sold for whatever is
The herald., 1897-01-15
Elegant Business Property
Fine Building Lot
Residence Prnnerty

On west line Of Ceres avenue
from Sixth ST.. frontage of y
Also. adjoining last, one 25-foo
age. An excellent location g
building of cottages for rem
yield handsome returns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12
Other Bargains Be low

Home Made Mlnce Meat Be-. pound.
cranberry Sauce. 5c. pound.
Home Made strawberry preserves,
made by one Of our customers In the
country BE-. pound. NIL g.
Best New York Creamery Butter DC
New Goldfish Be. pound.
Scotch Herring. l5c. box.
Imported SwitZer Cheese zoe.
Good Cooking Butter. &C.. pound
New North Carolina Cut Heirlngs, Sc.
Fresh Lemon Crackers, &c. pound
lander Joe box col1finf &c.
Best Mixed Corn. i0c. per busheL
Good Ground touor 81. pound.
Best oats. Zc. bushel
BrOwnstun. 6Jc. cWt
Shipstun. l0c cwt.
sliced Cooked Ham, - i-2c. pound.
Can oysters. lc. can.
Bird Seed &c. pound.
tt.Il1rre Condensed MILK c.. can.
pounds Imported Macaroni for PC.
| pound Ia Favorlta btklnS ip"NtI'
One SD0on. Sc Best on the market
Gunp5wder Tea. 2oc pound. Try II and
Won will use no other.
Zoe. bottles Sarce. Sc.
Root Beer &c. bottle.
REST Virginia Comb Honey i0c. pound.
Best starch. &C.. pound.
Carolina Rice. g.. pound.
Ice Cream Salt. 10c peck
Chow Chow Pickles. Sc. quart.
Freezing Salt. l0c pound.
New Irish Potatoes. l5c. peck.
Rest New Crop New Orleans Molasses,
Tea Dust. i5c. pound. Good as any tea
YOU eve~ drank
Maple Syrup. Zoe. quart.
cans Jelly or Apple Butter for 9c.
Large Fat Mackerel for Sc.
North Carolina Roe Herrings l5c doz.
sweet Potatoes. l5c peck.
country Butter. ~ l-2c. pound.
Genuine Timothy Hay, 60c cwt.
Ola Government Java Coffee. 20c. H.
Nic-Nac Crackers. 5c. pound.
blackberry Wine i5c. quart
sweet Catawba Wine. l3c. quart
Mixed cakes. with icing. Sc. pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12
CHAs. T. oFERRALL.
How TO Punish a Bic Boy.

This is a hard problem. Right hero the
labor and love OF long years ot struggle,
EFFORT and watching are likely 90 be
wrecked. That boy OF sixteen may need
punishment is a fact that alas. TOO many
know as they come in Contatct with some
OF them. but what sort of punishment
how TO apply it? when and wnerol These
arc questions delicate and vital. Recently
we saw "a splendid fellow. brave. studious,
ingenious. accommodating an. CHEEKY, the
son of a. splendid mother. the JOY Of a
good home. punished by that mother,
and We pray never 90 see such sight
again. For weeks tho talk of the house
was "R. 50 coming trip. Many were the
preparations made and nice little things
Doe mad gathered TO sorfy what rs per-
h3ps one OF che brightest experiences et a
life-a boys summer trip. The day
finally came everything was ready CLOTHES
packed, but unfortunately some word
spoken or decd done or lcft undOnc by
"R." gave offence 10 DIS mother. ana
she declared the trip of. She crushed
On one moment AN the hopes she had rails
ed in the bosom of her boy for six months.
This I'm itself was bitter, but 10 was as
nothing compared % the agony OF hts
humiliation. as he was compelled TO face
his friends and the familys friends,
branded as 10 We're WIN the sentence or
OF MS tNollcl y NlntlNlhN dl. iNf H'AA'A
had Inundated her child. Either one OF
two things must now take place-hi-
solf-respcct must suffer or that which
he had for The mother that bore him
De diminished. Either is a bitter calamity
too deep for words 20 express. either
~ loss for which this world cannot COM
pensate. To seems 10 us "a terrible blunder
had been committed. The boy doubtless
Numbered I'm offending his mother but
much more had the mother Numbered IN
publicly humiliating beer boy She can
never restore 10 him or 10 herself that
which she so rocklossly threw away on
that day II she lives % DE an old woman
this may turn % NORWOOD ana gail 10
her soul Nobody can yet tell where 10
Will end The boy can never be the same
boy he was before. He is brave and
sturdy and hard-worHng. and he may
outgrow &c. but the scar on the heart VIII
mar &c for life Tenderlv and long ana
faithfully he may care for and love his
mother. and We pray be may. bur he Will
never cease 10 wish she had NOT humii-
lated him. IF Christ commands MS 10 DO
our aims in secret. so as not 20 humiliate
tho recipient. how much more our cor
rcctions southern Churchman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12
Very Low Rate. to Nashville, Tenn, and

Very Low Rates TO Nashville, Tenn. and
Return.
All who have had the pleasure ~ visit
ing the Centennial Exposition at Nash
vile. Tenn. since IT'S opening. May 1st
have expressed themselves as being sur
prised and delighted with the variety and
completeness of its exhibits. The gentle
men in charge of the management Of this
great Exposition have deeply impressed
the public with their ability 10 make this
one of the most successful institutions Of
ifs kind The thorough and systematic
manner I'm which they have distributed
Illustrated matter Of the Exposition. alone
has aided materially in thoir-succcss. and
their efforts la this particular are not the
least abated. although the Exposition
closes IT'S gates finally on October 3lst. All
whose means permit should avail them
selves OF the opportunity 20 visit this tx
position. The railroad companies having
connections for Nashville have spared no
pains 10 furnish best possible facilities
for those visiting that place. The follow
ing r0und-trip rates from Richmond 10
Nashville are I'm effect for those going %
visit the Exposition: S2G25. sold daily
good until November z. 1877: 1925. sold
daily. good for twenty DAYS. Sl4 sold
Tuesdays and Thursdays only good for
ten days. These low rates apply VIA the
Southern railways LAND of the Sky
Route" passing through the beautiful
mountainous region of Western North
Carolina and East Tennessee. widely
known as the Land Of the Sky" and
often termed the Switzerland OF Anne
rlca." The schedules via this route are
most excellent. ono train leaving Rich
mond - noon. 90 which sleeper is at-
f0nnod 40 lfroonenoro e+1r l. n rrhfeh
goes through 90 Nashville without change
arriving there following day at 1885 j. "
There is also another train leaving Rich
mond Q a. " sleeper open 9:3O =. NJ,
which connects with train leaving Sails
bury $3.50 a. NJ carrying through sleeper
10 Nashville. arriving there Gas a. NJ
Schedules. sleeping-car reservations a.
Illustrated matter Of the Centennial ETC.
furnished upon application TO C.. w. West
bury, Travelling Passenger Agent, 020
east Main street, Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12
I'M ard, Bacon, &C.

Salt Pork Plates. &c.
Sliced Cooked Ham, II lie. pound.
English cured, sugar cured shoulders,
Sc. pound.
Pure Lard. DC.
Best Leaf Lard. DC.
California Hams. So. pound
Best Bologna Sausage o..
Mocha and Java Coffee, zoe. pound.
Ten-Pound Tin. Pure Lard. for Soc
Large bottle Essence Lemon, De-. bot
Salt Pork. Be.
Breast Bacon, Sc.
Country JCwles Smoked, &c.
Roneless Ham. zoe. pound.
NO-TOX, 5c. bottle.
pearliue for tc.
l-uouud box old Dominion Powders, Sc.
dozen Clothes Pins FOR &c.
5-year old cider Vinegar, 2oc. gallon.
Ia IoN Electric Stove Polish FOR &C..
il pound Good Green or Mixed Tea for
can Best California Pears Tor So.
pound Large California Prunes.
. boxes Washing Powders for Dc.
/ mound Lemon Cakes for Be.
2 cakes Kitchen soap. BE-
Corn Starch. 2 papers DC.
Cedar Tubs. zoe.
CITY Meal. ne. peck.
Condensed Milk be. can.
Mixed Spices for picking, zoe. pound.
Zinc Wash Board. Zoe.
Tip Top Roasted Coffee, Laguayra and
Mexican lie. pound. 80
l.HINIifN fffh Z 'IIliA|l 4" f''' A''t A'A 49,
Sour Pickles. Zoe.
25c bottle Tomato Catsup. 10.
Zoe bottle Tomato Cafsup &C..
Pint Bottles Imported Pickles, &c.; quart
Zoe
zoe box Shirt waist Starch. Be:
hoxes Zoe. stove Backing FOR Sc.
Floating Toilet Soap. for be.
Pure sugar Syrup, l5c. gallon.
-r box of Pure Ground I.nncr. &c.
Zoe bottle Shoe Dressing for &C.
Pearl Barley 5c.
Roasted Peanuts. &c. quart.
soda Crackers 5c. pound.
Zine sherry Wine. zoe. gallon.
Oatfakcs. Be- pound.
Ralsins. BE-. pound.
Early June Peas lc. can.
4-year-old Rye whisky. = gaHon-
Tost virginia Claret Wine. soc. gallon.
Fruit Jars Mustard. Zoe.
Clothes Pins o. dozen
et-o mounds Light Brown SUGAR for sc.
81 quart bottles Imported Claret VINE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12
Here Are Low Prices for You
In Flour.

Rest Flour IN the world Silver King
Patent Family Flour, $3.50 barrel or S5c.
bag
Extra Fine Cheese. 70 1-2c. pound.
Hockers New York Rest Gold Medal
Patent Family Flour. So, or soc' a SACK,
A GOOD Family Flour. 49, or Csc sack.
Pearl Minnesota Patent Family Flour.
$40 or Csc. sack.
Carolina Rice. 4c pound
Sc. package Bread Soda. &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12

Between Richmond Baltimore. PhiadeI-
nhia and New York. 20 which points very
low rates apply for both one way ana
round-trip tickets. This is also the IA
vorite route 20 Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toe
ronto and Montreal with favorable sche-
dulles and rates. Trains leave Richmond
2.20 T. NJ and 4.30 T. NJ. Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, connecting 40 West
Point with steamer which arrives in Bal
timOre next morning about $3.50 O'Clock.
Trains leave and arrive Richmond Vir-
Depot.
For further information. rates. sche-
dulles. state-r0om reservations. etc. app
ply 10 j. o. Nerser. Depot Ticket Agent
Vireinia-Streot Station. Richmond Trans
fer Company. 903 east Main street or g.
W. Westbury. Il. =. A., 920 east Main
cfroor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12

Chicago. July Q. 1896.
We dcnounce aibl-
trarv interference bv
Federal authorities
in local affairs as a
violation Of the con-
stitution Of the Uni
ted states and a
crime against free
stitutiOns. and we
especially object 10
government by I'm
junction as a new
and highly danger
Gus form Of Opprcs-
sion by which Fed
eral judges. IN con
tempt Of the laws
Of the States and
rights Of citizens,
becomes at once leg
islatOrs Judges, and
eXecutiOners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12
O'FER9ALL ANSWERS DANIEL
Ae Says Cleveland Was Referred To in
the Chicago Platform.
"WAS THE SENATOR DlSlNGGEUOUS?"
when lie Says That Ho Was Not a Member
81 tho Committee on Resolutions at CHI
oaso-That Federal Interference
Plank other Platforms.


ofcssed I'D lNe '"''o' Oh ''0
Leader. of this city the following ''p''
70 tue statement made hy Senator 1ohi
W Daniel. and printed iu The Times Of
s,,.a,y aaf.
,o n,. my
''i' l'''''' ana
interview 100 tho Washington i''' va ''''
r., instant would elicit such reply from
.... ,.,. al r.,ff as that which
......-i.,. last
appeared In your paper %"
and lu other papers on INC I'''o"''7
alg.
Tine Senator assures h.s IynchD"'s o'
gam Chat hc only replies because o. 10y
"uufamled ant unpiol'h'N
of u.m. yot Doc iills nearly ''' 49,
with d'icncc oi tnc '"i''h'
DBL. w"l af BOZ reply io hS ,l'.'.',,,.'.v-ot-,-D
Nf'l NI'Li' 49,
'i'ii l'-i ..., l.,-
Here .f what j si'o. ,-l.i.llrt
d7rD tho coni'nln', .'n r. and
cleveland iof pI"i'.''"- ...,l. ,,.l.,
property of lAe No.. Nor corld
'hf. toned WIN mon ,.-t,l If
forget CHAT Dc was 9,.'''vi ' -..,.',,l1
mt 0Nn state VINO ','' ',.- 49,. ,...,,,-
m tHe Senate oI me D",'." 7''.,.' g.,
merdue Mr 'IeFc''"o loI ''' ..o
connection Win ihe a'ppi 'Dl w
mnb at Chicago. senator I''''''' ""' ~
prominent member OF tnc 'oiliil''''' WI
Resolutions at the chicago con ",'o'
when that convention denounced M'.
cleveland for doing the very luns Io'
which Senator Daniel had praised MN ln
the Senate. lf Senator Daniel Ialsed h'7
voice m the committee or in the COM
vonuon against This plank OF the platform
have never heard it,"
Does not the Senator know that De was
criticised from July TO November last
wear Tor voting in the Senate TO praise
Nr Cleveland and then voting 10 con-
domn him in the convention? Was he
asleep au last campaign2 on, no; be was
very wido awake. Was DE deaf? on no,
his oars caught every sound. Ihen ana
Dc not hear and read this criticism times
without NUMBER lie viii not tax the
,reduffv of the people by denying that
fha criticism reached his ear from every
direction Why did he bear it with such
serenity then and allow 1t 10 arouse his
temper 90 so high O. pitch now? Really
the charge was 30 stale that 1 hesitated
fo mention a. in my interview 10 seemed
d. boz rak.ng over old Goals. The public
had heard no denial. and "the bill had
heen taken for confessed" AS the Nor
folk Landmark OF Tuesday last says, he
was severely criticised for endorsing the
Chicago platform after having, by pow
crui and impassioned speech deIehdeu
and approved MT. CieNei'nu .o1iag "u
ing the chicago sulhe anu ula1 'iio 80. "a
Cor had little IL anything 10 say auO1' 'i0
Federal interference plank Wn'e 'lc C', u,
paiFn was in progress lhoush ne MeS
pfatedIy lhi'IIo -a''u VIM, ,.,ics1r,,,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12

am confident that the doctrines Of the
Chicago platform will not much longer
be masquerade as Democratic principles.
Free silver IS retreatng before the re-
turning tide OF prosperity. IL can only
live on "hard times 10 Is beginning 70
pant for breath already. under the pres
sure OF the advance I'm wheat and the re-
opening Of mills, mines. and factories.
The free-sivcr campaign slogan OF last
fall. 'as silver falls wheat falls; as silver
advances wheat advances" is no longer
heard, and the people are fast learning
that it IS the law OF supply and demand.
and not the price OF silver. that controls
the prices of the farmers products and
the labOring mans wages
Free unlimited. and INDEPENDENT
coinage Of silver" IS doomed. and no
strong political party OF the present. or
future, will ever put itself 10 death by
declaring for II In national convention.
The Democratic party will return 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12

Peoria. June %. 1896.
The arbitrary i'm
reference on the
part Of the Federal
government in local
affairs Boy ignoring
the local lawful au-
thOrlties is not only
"a violation OF the
the constitution Of
the United states.
but a,Crimc against
free government and
SIS destructive OF the
very foundations Of
Democratic and Re
publican Institutions
We demand the
abolition Of govern
ment by Injunction,
that new form Of
oppression and wc9-
pom Of the money
power never before
heard Of among men
VIII -reby n Federal
Judge at once be-
G % m @ s. legislator,
judge. and ecu
Hf.a..w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-12

Tho Senator denies that air. Cleveland
course lL sending troops to Chicago 20
suppress the mob 300 ls9i. was condemned
iu amy plank Boo the platform. and asserts
that Doc never heard from amy one az
tho convention. and never surmised that
ans one supposed Mr. cleveland TO De
aimed at boo This clause meaning the
plank referring TO Federal interference
lu local affairs
Do viii bee hard to reconcile this state
mont with the message of The Richmond
Times correspondent 4 viii not under
take lt
But 10 Is strange indeed that Senator
Daniel should have allowed the charge TO
20 unreiutcd from July 20 November
last fan. 81 he believed then as he de-
,lares now From one side Of this coun-
try 10 the other. and On this State from
Norfolk 90 Bristol and from the Potomac
90 thc Dan during the last Presidential
campaign the plank in reference 20 ar
hitrary Federal Interference in local az
fairs was construed. as a condemnation
Of Mr. Cievcland's course in the Chicago
strike troubles Everybody so under
stood IT, The indianapolis platform de-