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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14

CAPTAIN Of the Baltimore Leht Artillery.
one or the first companies that icit bh-
umore for :hc Confederate Army
Mr. John +. r. Anderson. general aecn,
of the United states Fuel Saving Conn
pany has gone To- Chicago OBJ busnc-.
where De win join Mr. a.. w. Tanner. tho
companys president. These gentlemen
are In negotiation with "a syndicate look
ing 10 tho control OF the company busl-
ness I'm Illinois.
Miss Rosamond Robinson daughter Of
Or. Michael Y. Robinson of Ncw lo-k.
is al the jefferson Hotel She IS assist
ing her father DO trauslating ihc Baby
lonian Tdimud. She possesses thorough
education. and although get quite ronG.
is already distinguished f0r Der mcpal
attainmcnts pr. Calisch was among her
callers ON Saturday.
Agent H.. c. Taylor. of the s. p. q.
A. killed am old horse belonging t0
negro named Harry Meyers on Sunday
morning near Tenth and Broad streets.
The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Ryan. who
died i'm Chicago. will take place This after
noon az $3.50 O'Clock from the residence of
her brother. Mr.. James T. Grady. l1j
Denny street. Fulton.
The council OF the First English Evan
cclical Lutheran church. 40 JOS iast meet
ing held ON the first Monday JOB Norem-
her. adopted % resolution expressing the
high appreciation of the body at the great
lmproycucn manifested 0f late Boo Che
music of the church services THE elders
and dcacous were loud boz their uiais. of
thc excellent work which SIS now being
done by the choir of this church.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given last Friday night at 1913 Floyd ave-
nue. for the benefit of Monroe Baptist
church. Mr.. g. vs.. Montgomery sang
several solos. and tine rcCitaious hy Mr..
De Vault of Richmond College. and Miss
Wronn. were given in fine style. After
the programme had beer rendered. PEE
frcshmants were served and quite % large
sum was realized.
Igichmondrr> Ia New YORK.
NEW YORK. Nov. 49, Spocial-R,ch-
mond arrivals. Guscy-A Sturko. Hon-
man. ~ J0nnan. MarIh0r0ull-J L
Austin ~ Benidmiu. S. T. Beverage. H.
6. Carter Mrs. S. Cohen. Miss Crutchdc ,L.
j. W. Grove. r. A. HarWood and Mrs.
Harwood. Mrs. j. S. Harwood. Miss Ham
cock. j. r. IooG and wife, g.. J.. Butch
inson. A. a. johnson. j. Lynde. T. Ma..',
IA. j. Meyer r.. Parkinson. r. II. Iiken
and wife. Air. Reed and wife, q. j.. ltich-
ardson Mrs J.. Robinson. T. Budd and
Wife Miss Saunders A. IT, Stokes j.
Vaughn g. Wyatt and wife. Ast0r-C.
Womack vs.. S. Royal Holand-Aliss J..
Hirsch. S. Hirsoh StIrteyant-C. Wagner
ANA wife. Morion--J O.. Eidridse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT HIS BROTHER
Fifteen en-. les for the Races in Prince
George.
MANY MASONIC DELEGATES.
Colonel Brady Getting His Office in
shane IN Pctcrsburs-Thc Rich
mond Ministcrs All Provided
with Conference Homes.
MANY MASONIC DELEGATES.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. G-special.
"A Little boy. son Of Nh. Hayes, residing
on Pearl street. VINO recently removed
here from Manchester. and who is om-
ploycd al The Petersburg Granite Quarrigs,
au DMwilale county Was accidentally
shot yesterday at Granite Grove. IN the
same county. by bis brother with pis-
soI The bail entered al his left sdc in
dictug a very serious wound. They had
carried Che pistol away from home without
the knowledge of their parents.
TIE RACES.
The Carnival races. which will take place
a. the race course iu Prince George
county on the 50th instant, promise TO
bc quite largely attended.
some fifteen or more Inc horses from
Richmond and This city have been enter
cd FOR the races. The classes will be 2l1,
go and .. a band of music VIII be in
attendance 40 the races
The delegates from AppomattoN Com
mandcry Knights 1emplar OF This city,
10 the Grand C0mmandcry which con-
Ncucs iu Bichw0ad ON Thursday next are
= IT. Northug.on. ~ VI. Campbell. n.
A. Young and ihc Past Grand Com
mandcrs. Mcssrs. James 49, Blanks and
John T. Parham. and the Grand senior
Warden John E. Townes
The delegates from this city io the
Royal Arch Chapter OF Mas0us which bee
gins fits session .n Richmond tomorrow
arc. Or g. s. Robinson end ~ NJ Camp
bcn and the Past High Priests.
GRAND LODGE.
The Grand Iodl, of M1sou- Of Niraiuia
will meet in Alexandria on the 18TH Of
December next The delegates from the
...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
RICHMOND, VA,
October %, 1899.
Annual National
....HorSe Show.
v Ys% Nov. IS 10 10.

The Old Dominion Steamship
Company takes pleasure in am
nouncing that its sixth annual
personally conducted excursion
from Richmond to New York at
the time Of the National Horse
Show, to be held in Madison
Square Garden on the above dates.
will leave Richmond, Saturday,
November nth.
Party will leave at 5:45 p. NJ.
via the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way, or by Richmond and Peters
burg, and Norfolk and Western
railroads, at o 4. NJ, connecting
with express steamer OF the Old
Dominion Line at Norfolk. and
arriving at Pier 90, North River.
New York, Sunday afternoon
about p. NJ.
Round trip rate, 81.
Return to Richmond can be
made any day within the final re-
turn limit of Ten days.
One way rate, S7-limited to
continuous passage.
Tickets on Sale November 9th,
10th and nth; good only Tor
steamer November nth.
The above rates include meals
and stateroom accommodations on
Old Dominion steamers.
Special rates have been secured
for the party at hotels on both
American aud European plans.
As New York is always crowded
during Horse SHOW week early
application should be made to Sc
cure good accommodation on
steamer and at hotels.
John F. MAYER, Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
OPEN NEW BUILDINGS.
An Interesting Occasion at Richmond
College.

All AuAtltNt lils OttdsinH Hi iaIthuibuu
College.
The following invitation i- extended TO
the friends of Richmond C0Nese:
"Ihe Trustees ana Faculty of Rich
nond COlEge request yo3r presence at
the opening of two now buildings. Science
Hall and Memorial Hail. Friday. N0vem-
BIER r.. 1899. The Science Hall Will Doe
opened at j. NJ, with au address hy joe
scph S. Amcs Ph. d.. j.. r.. $. Professor
of Physics i'm the Johns Hopkins Unver-
-ity. The Memorial Han viii Doe opened
&C $3.50 J.. NJ. with au address by Hon.
j. l.. NJ. Curry ILL., d.. General Agent of
the Peabody and state Funds
AT 1.30 p. NJ, ON Friday. November 18th,
the faculty of Richmond College viii ten-
der a luncheon TO the out-of-town dele
gates to- the Virginia General Association.
All the delegates of the Association are
cordially invited TO come mp % the college,
and both the faculty and students viii
take pleasure I'm showing them through
the buildings.
The Journal club of the college held
its regular semi-monthy meeting last
night The following papers were read.
Mr. j. II Oliver mead a very instructive
paper ON the Negro Question m the
South" Mr.. NJ. o.. Sewers read one on
els Spain Living or DYING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Bichmund's
citizen. aud Othcr Matters.


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co..
MIl ,,'...'''''''e' 'e'' LOT lIl'-
i'''''
Miss II|1Ie ''"'Hlnao visiting her
7i'e'
MISS Nary MINOR, OBJ Gilunofe' Is the
slest OF Ants. ifand't
AIR sam-c w. coiirc.l is still quite I'D
al DOS homo. l'-l west Aiain
Ni-- Edith Jones is the guest OF Mrs.
n. J.. enl. io VIII msoure
Mr. Ie,cr g. Martin is quite sick al his
residence on louisiana avenue.
Alr A. Sumner Winston is confined TO
l.e house ON account of sickness.
Afr. Thomas j. Sandcrlln. off old Point.
is visiting friends and relatives in this
city
Mrs William IT, Talbot is spending
some tme boz stanton the guest OF Mrs.
David MAY.
Dr. George Ben Johnston spent several
DAYS in Wytholule last week. on profess
sional business.
No. ,f.,... tf,,r+.. tf.u -f r,.,.1..,.,iio
Arkansas. is visiting The Misses Wallace.
ao- west Grace street.
Miss Rebccc, Nybitrocl, and Miss Nfvra
zsrder left Yesterday for Now YORK 10
attend the Horse show.
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oof some nio",i "' que '''''0'
is NO" Ih LeAH quo" VIII MS l"'''''''
Mr. Reeve J1coi s.. vfc recently leit
for Cuba. landed in Havana Yesterday,
where re viii make his future home.
Invitations are out fu the marriage
o. Mr.. Irwin w. Moon. of this city TO
Mis-, Marion Tueeuia IFAlt0u OF Peters
burg
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- ,n' ,..S nave returned TO 'neH MONIES
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14

At the meeting OF Pickett Camp last
night resolutions were adopted regarding
the death OF. Grand Commander John j.
Williams.
The deaths ~ Comrades james II,
sharp and John r. Parkinson we're re-
ported. A detail OF the Camp attended
the funerals.
Comrade sharp was member OF Com
pany G.. First Virginia Infantry and Com
rade Parkinson served In Company +,
Third Virginia Cavalry
Colonel H. b. Aiorsis made an interest,"
ing statement as To the history VI he
nrst battle VI Manassas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
FATAL CUTTING ARRAY. e.
Edmund Faulcan Wounds billiard
Hoberts and Runs on with His Wife.

WELDON. y. c., Nov. Especial
Edmund Faulcon and billiard Roberts,
both colored. got into a difficulty near
Aurellan Springs Sunday night and the
result was Roberts was cut 10 death.
Faulcon was accused Of undue Intimacy
with Roberts wife. Roberts IS not eN-
pccted TO recover Faulcon and the wo-
man have both He'd. and their where
abouts are unknown.
The recent fair here was a great sue
cess. and all premiums have been paid In
cash.
Work at the state farms is being push
ed In order to avoid the great losses or
cotton I'm the field on account OF bad
weather later on.
Five hundred bales Of the last crop
rotted in the field. This year it Is expect
ed that the entire crop will be saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.
Pulpts 10 BE Filled Next Sunday by
Visiting Ministers

The Ministers Conference met at the
Second Baptist church yesterday morn
ing at n o'clock. Third was large at-
tendance of the Baptist Ministers of the
city and the pcrlIminaries of the coming
state Association Were generally dis
cusscd DR. DorieuX, the new pastor of
Nenablo-Strect church. was admitted 60
the conference and the service OF his in-
stallation as pastor of \enable-Street
church was fixed for next Sunday after
noon.
DR. William Il. j.. Smith was appointed
chairman of the Committee on Religious
appointments and he requests that AN
ministers Of the city who wish their
pulpits filed on next Sunday viii COM
municate with him so that Doe may make
the necessary appointments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
horticultural Show.

EMPORIA, VA. Nov. lS.-special.-A H.
cense was issued from the clerks Office
OF Greensville this morning for the msS-
riage OF Miss Beulah 3. Vincent to Mr..
Thomas Y. Jean. both OF Greensville.
Mr.. l.. V. Green. VINO has been In the
employ Of the Atlantic Coast-Line. has ac-
cepted a position at Me- port News. and
will Leave with his family for that place
AT an early day.
The Horticultural Fair. held az Aber-
deen. In Greensvile. on Friday. wab =
very decided success. The chrysantls.
mums "a exhibition were mvva eaak5sd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
CRlTICISING SETTLE.
Republican Constituents Say He Is
About To Join the Democrats.

DURHAM. n. C.. Nov. l3-Special.-
Republicans here are severely criticising
Hon. Thomas Settle. late Republican
congressm an from this district. for sup
porting the propose ed amendments TO the
constitution. They say that while the
party has fostered and honored him. that
he is a renegade. and fixing 10 Join the
Democratic party.
County Attorney Charles T.. Turner Is
still very sick His brother. Or. Turner.
OF Greensboro, is with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
Table Linens

q. Linen Napkins fast edges, fun bleached per
dozen, 81.
2. Napkins pure linen. extra values per dozen
SO.
= NAPKINS pure linen fun showing Of patterns.
nj per dozen. Sl.5o S175. s. $50. 50 and $3.50
3, Napkins an linen, full size per dozen g. $50
50 and 81
90, Napkins. extra value daube damask at per
dozen s. So. s. and s..
rabIo Danasks. extra fine. to match above Nap
kins bordcrcd by the yard.
6i-inch Table Damask. an linen per yard csc.
72.inch Table Damask. all linen. per yard. '5c
-2-irch Table Damask al linen. extra heavy. no
por ward ST. sl25. $3.50 and s.
Tray cloths all linen hemstitched each 25,..
&c. and SOC.
Tray Cloths. an linen. Damask each. 3jc. 5,c..
6oc. 7jc and 81
Ccntcr Cloths. all linen any size. each. 5oo. Goc.
1lc. and ST.
Center cloths an linen homstItchcd and drawn
work prices. each. 5oc G)c. 75c, 81 and $25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
CITY MISSION
Officers for the Coming Year Elected
Yesterday.

UTICtIS TOT IIV FUINIII- VT I+IVN'VH
Yesterday.
The Richmond City Mission met yestor-
day morning I'm the pariors of The y. NJ. G..
A. for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. There were a large num-
Der of the ladies present and The work
for the coming year was discussed. The
following officers were elected. Mrs a.
Y. Stokes. president. Mrs. John SchOoler
first vice-president. Mrs. Glover, second
yice-president: Mrs. X. 3. Green. third
yicc-prcsident. Mrs O.. w Bagby, fourth
vice-president. Mrs. e.. II. Boiling, Sec
rotary. Mrs. w II. Sadlcr assistant Sec
rotary. Miss Virginia Jones. treasurer;
Mrs. Raleigh Colston purchasing agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
DistilIery Burned.

STAUNTON, VA. Nov B-Soecial-
The distillery OF \ T.. Fletcher. near
town. was totally destrO> ed last night by
ire. Loss about $1,000, no insurance:
Origin not known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
TEAhNEY
IS TO LEAVE
He Goes From ST. Peters to Falls
Church.
FAREWELL SERm0t S PREACHED
DR.. Tudor. Or. starr and Rev. Nil
Bcauchump Say Good-I'yo-Mr.
BcricuN Bc.ins His Work.
sunday School Meeting.


+ ,r,o .,no8u,erfont fhat Rcv Father
.....l
Lo""id NJ Ie''''5 "'"'' "'
from ST. Peters Cathedral, which was
made at hieh mass Sunday mornins oc-
casioned The deepest regret among the
congregation. who regard him with the
deepest love. which hc merits so we'll
Father Tearey VIII go Co Falls Chnrch.
Alexandra county. ana WIN Doe succeeded
here by Father John to-'f.
Father Tcmncy was Dorm DID li'il.eI
Ferry ANA was educated "l '"e A'.'' 'l
. College boz Rome pom MS I'iuI" U" 'n.'
D. country he was stationed ae priest al 81
/ Peters Cathedral in tins Guy ana since
/ then has been made Vcai-se"erm OF inc
! Virginia diocese.
/ Possibly tine cOugrf cation OF inc 'aitF-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
Some Special ShOwings.
Table Linens,iO
Goods, Floor Cow
crimes. Silk Spe-
Gals, Wraps. and
Tailored Suits.
Tailored Suits and Wraps

BLACK vICUNA CLOTH SUITS with siik-hned
coat. special at SIS.
GRAY CHEvlOT SUITS. an wool. each $3.50
BLACK CHEVfOT SUITS. sik-ncd coats $3.50.
BLACK VENETIAN SUITS very fine. suk-ned
coats. price. peg suit SIS.
COLE cAPEs some that are new. special value
al 3d. N2 Sl5 and $50.
FURs. capos stocs. boas ana muffs. any sort
of FUR and range of prices from 50 TO $50.
Floor Coverings
1s-inch Moquotte Rug az. each csc.
27-inoh Moqucttc Rugs at each. N.'5.
e6-inch Moquette Rugs at each. 50.
SMYRNA RUGS amy size from 1886 inches TO
iz7 feet prices Sc. ig $40. s. $3.50. $50 and S..
DRUGG ELS Wilton ycIyets, size 9Nl2 feet. each,
SIS.
smvrnas. size 9xi2 feet prices each $3.50 $3.50
S. Goo F5.
Ingram. o. wool an sizes. prices each. S. 10 $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14

A report from Fulton school was not
presented
The address was made by Miles "
shand Esq. OF Washington the super
lntendent of the great Calvary SUNDAY
school. Of that city. Hebrought encour-
AGING greetings from his school. Tie made
am earnest plea Or better ORGANIZATION
Graded schools. and more OF the spirit
of Christ in teaching.
During the collection the choir sang
"Tbe Friend Who Waiteth Nigh.
Tho next meeting will be held at the
Seventh-street Mission.
The bonodiction was pronounced by the
Roy Mr.. w r. DerieuX. the new
pastor OF Venabls-sreet church.
Risbop wilson's Visit.
Hishop A. ". Wilson. who will pre-
side over the Methodist Conference 10
assemble in PETERSBURG this week preach
ed to "A large conerei/tion at centenary
Nj r. church Sunday morning. The Bish-
OPS subject was "thfist' the iAsht OF tne
world % The argument was that Christ IS
The li,bt of This world and of an worlds.
that DE Is the light of az! VINO IoiloW hin'
that ne IS the light ~ IRE.
Tbe pfsbon referred 10 THE Light o.
Asia % 50 called. which, he showed was.
after ALI but darkness and that the true
light is to be found only IN Christ He
referred TO the ufe-eiving ray. the actin
lc raw. OF the sun. and said that this WIS
true Of the light which the Sun OF Right
eousness sheds. Il is a light not only
from without. but light within and
through II Is solved the great problem OF
.Nvhat Is God" christ showed In him
self and in his life Cod and Gods rela-
lion fo man and mans relation TO God.
The bishop preached at night to anoth-
or large congregation at Union Station
church.
Converted Tax Collector.
DR. ! r. Hawthorne preached to very
I,r,e audiences sunday. His subject at
nleht was "A converted Tax Collector"
In his remarks he stated that TO him It
- - been inc0mprehensible why
The historian had thought IL necessary to
state that zacheus was a rich man, for as
al tax collectors were rich men. the state
- sao,red unnecessary lie also said
that the description of zaeheus running
ike a pewsboy and climbing a sycamore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14

for their beauty and size. and ASA whole,
the management show decided progress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14

More men and women are
troubled with weak and imper-
feet kidneys than with any other
form of disease.
There is but one known
specific for the kidneys and
urinary organs that can always
be relied upon---that one is,
WARMERS SAFE CURE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14

dcriug away TO Doe brought back again.
THE following reports from thc schools
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
!. 5. Uln2l'SSOl.

: Standard American Gran
: ulated Suga. Sc 10.
: Good Green Rio Coffee 9c
: Coco Green Laguayra Cof'
fee. l0c pound.
: Good Salt Pork sc pound.
: Pure Lard. &c pound.
= Three Year-Old Rye Wills
: key, $3.50 9allon. -
: Four-YearSOld Rye Whis-
= key, So a gallon.
: large New n sh Potatoes.
: Best Java Green Coffee,
: IL 1-2c ID; Roasted, loo 10.
= Fresh Made French Candy,
: SC ID.
: 5-Ib box London Layer Raj
: sins, SOC.
: Palm Soap, 1c a cake.
: 3 cakes White CASTLE Soap
= for sc. a.
: Best Cream Cheese l5c 10;
: California Yellow Crawford
: Peaches, 1Oc 10
: New North Carolina Cup
: ped Herrings, 3 doz. tor 25c.
: sweet Chocolate, &c cake.
! New Virginia Buckwheat.
y per pound. lc.; or Il 10.
bag. ...-....s.'sss ss'ss''s-' ~
Best New crop New Or
leans Molasses. per gal 10
Wine for Jellies. per quart. 10
Chalmers Gelatine for. 30
I Crushed Wheat. per package 10
/. Our new Price List mailed ON
; application.
! We run "a fest delivery wagons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
CoIored Dress Goods

C00red Dress Goods
CHEvrOT MIXTURES. all wool. % inches wide.
per yard SOC
vKNETGAN CLOTHS. all WOOL IS inches wide
per yard. soc. - ,
CHEVfOrs vfCUNAs AND CAMEbs HAIRS. al I
colors prccs per yard. Sc. 81 and Si&
FRENCH FLANNELS for waists. newest untings !
l,tcsf natterns solids. per yard 6oc figured, i5c.
COLORED CORDUROYs for waists, y inches
wide per yard 50c.
COLE PLAIDs. suitings and cloakinss. prices
nor ward. 81 IS. g. s2.25 $50 TO S.
Silk Specials
TNFFETAs. all silk, any shade, 10 inches wide
TAFFEr As. all silk, any shade q Inches Wife
per yard 81
TAFFETAs all silk. black 10 inches wide per
SATIN DUCHESS. black all silk, % inches wide Z
per yard. ST. .
SATIN DUCHEssE white extras at g. N.5
and $50 ,,..
CREPE DE CHIMES, evening shades and white
q inches wide prices per yard, soc, 81 ana F.-h ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-14
S. ULLMAN'S SON,

Uptown Store. 500 l. Marshall 81
Old and New Phone 81.
Downtown Store, 1920 1922 -
Main 81. old Phone $40. New
Phone 500.
|, Manchester Stores. 12f2-f3ft.
Hull Street. New Phone 1914
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth T
~ Horr has been appointed Administrative
Of the estate OF e. Horr, deceased, and all
persons having claims against the estate of
said J. c. Horr are required to present them to
the undersigned, at 80 West Fourth street,
Olympia. Washington, within II moni his from
this date.
ELIZABETH T. HORR,
Administrative OF estate Of j. &, Horr de-
ceased.
Date Of first publication, April q, 1899
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-05-19

ernment. The national bank becomes
its favored and most exclusive creditor.
The peoples currency that is free from
interest is to be destroyed and the
vacuum filled with currency for
which they will be compelled to pay to
the national bank annual. semiannual
and quarterly interest. Its issue and
control will be absolutely in their
hands The system in time is to be de-
veloped along the lines of what is
known as the bankers Baltimore
plan, under which they can initiate or
contract the volume Of currency when
ever and wherever it suits their designs.
In Il country the greatest and wealth
lest the sun ever shOne upon, where
there is no royalty. the national bank is
to be throned us absolute monarch and
its stockholders permanently quartered
upon the people wealth and enterprise.
The national bank is the organized
power that gives life and movement to
this conspiracy against the people. 1t
has many aud powerful allies who. OH
account of fear or favor or connection,
are in sympathy with all its objects. Its
attitude today makes it easy to under
stand the indignation of jefferson when
he declared that national bank was
more dangerous to the liberties of the
people than a hostile army, and how
Andrew jackson was prompted to set
his iron heel OH the neck of the old ma.
tional bank and grind the life out of it.