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Justice Ma,.ch,. sid. Of u.

an connection with the communication
headed As to an Inquest in yesterday
ros'' Justice Of the Peace Malsoh wishes II
understood that he acted In accordance
with the law and to the best interests a,
all concerned according 10 his vlow y, M ",
matter In question, He suggests thai Nj.
Elliot, who signed the Communicative al.
tuded 70, call at his office and present iha
matters complained OF in person. Wv
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. .lhe tuneAr was >Arfsr.lty1nHEs nil5. !.

fhe in'erment was in the Jewish Gene
terry Following We're the pail bearers:
Active, NJ. Rich, Isidore Morris. F.
HAHN. Jake Keller, J. Lowenstein. n.
Randolph, Honorary--H Prince. l. Ger
son, sol Rosenheld. f. Raphael, Ed Mos
kowits and S. l.. sam.
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release from the contract as soon as pos
sible in which event the service will be
readyertised for.
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BRIDGEPORT-Senat Chiffon has ac-
cepted an invitation to speak here on La
Dor Day
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only few more pupils can be accom-
a Myoa sea apply this week Mrs. Oily.
" s'noo' 81 Music. iol7 Texas avenue.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

Tho following interesting article appears
in the Outlook of December Q. 1899:
We publish iu another column brief
abstract of the plan proposed by the Re-
publican Committee of the House of Rep
resentatives for thc reconstruction Of the
currency This plan may be stated In a
single sentence To- Doe one for putting the
country on the gold basis by legislative
action. with the leas, possible Interference
with the present currency and the bust
ness which is founded tnereupon. Two
questions respecting this plan will natu-
rally occur 20 the reader 10 be answered:
First IS tho object A wise onef second,
are the means proposed for its accom-
plishment wise? I'm our judgment, both
these questions are TO be answered In the
affirmative.
The ablest students Of finance have
differed i'm their Judgment respecting the
practicabilitv of blmetallism. The Outlook
has agreed with those Including some
eminent authorities iu Germany, France,
Great Britain. and the United States who
have believed that it would be possible
by international agreement TO maintain
gold and silver AZ parity. and that the
use of both metals as e standard OF value
would be safer because it would furnish
a more stable standard than the use Of
either gold or silver alone. The outlook
Is still OF this opinion Out inc question
has become by the course Oh events a
purely academ one. No eminent financial
authority. so far a. we Know thinks u
would be possible 10 maintain sold ana
silver at a parity except by international
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
SOGTHEHN STEEL.

The Baltimore sun Of yesterday contains
an admirable editorial article on steel
making at Ensicy Ala. II sees in this
the promise Of greater things for the
South. 10 says that "the South has for
some years. 30 IS true. been producing
excellent locomotives, and very recent
Iy Richmond has obtained contracts for
several torpedo boats but the profitable
contracts of The federal government Of
the railroad companies. and Of the other
large corporations have been almost
wholly placed in the North. where the only
large stcel-producing plants, rolling mills
and machine shops were known TO
be-" "But" 70 goes on, "the significance
OF the event OF Ensley Alabama
0he making Of steeD IS that It points
TO a time not far distant when steel rails.
armor for iron ships steel ships tin plate.
structural shapes, etc, will be Southern
products"
We concur with the Sun, that the max
ing Of steel in Alabama marks a new era
in the South But We are carrying on
great industries I'm Virginia without the
aid of Southern steel. We are building
torpedo boats at Richmond, as tho Sun
has said. and we are going 90 build
an armored cruiser. We are building
great battle ships at Newport News and
the editor of the sun would doubtless
be amazed if he could look in upon the
Richmond Locomotive Works and see
the great work i'm progress there. We
say that these industries have been os-
tabnshed without the aid Of Southern
steel, but they will, Of course. be bonc-
fitted by this new departure in Alabama.
The future of the iron industry Of the
South and Of an incidental Industries is
now very bright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
THE "OurLOOK's" Confession.

In connection with the confession which
the Hon Joseph c. Sibley has made con-
ccnms free slycrIsm. and to which we
auude in another article we draw attcn.
ton TO ihc article REPRODUCED elsewhere
from the outlook. headed Admission Of
BImctaust.'
10 is an interesting coincidence that
these two confessions should have come
iu the Same week As Mr. Sibloy says
that She contention OF the bimctarists Tor
greater volume of redemption money
was right. So the Outlook says that It is
stW OF the opinion that "thc use Of both
metals as "A standard Of value would be
safer because it. would furnish more
stable standard than the use Of either
gold or silver alone" but the Outlook IS
now convinced that the United states can.
not by itself maintain the so-called
double standard and that international oi-
mctallism is imgractIcable
!. is therefore. clearly OF opinion that
as the great powers OF the earth will not
come TO us. we must 90 TO them and that
the sensible thing now TO do Is to have
Congress TO declare unequvocaliy Tor The
SOLD standard.
We will not 30 into the Outlook's argu-
mont for we have reproduced the article
in FUN and our readers may read 1t for
Themselves. 10 is sound 10 the core and
should commend itself the more to sdvo-
Gates OF bimetanism because it Is written
by ono who believes in bimetallism.
This country is so great and fruitful
that It can stand almost anything except
uncertainty That which hurts business
and checks enterprise is agitation. when
capitalists and business men do not know
what to count upon, when they are in
fear lest the lawmakers are gong 20
tamper with the standard and make values
uncertain. then the whole business world
gets Into an uproar and enterprise is para
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
GRACEFUL ACT.
Rev. Dr. WitherspoOn Declines 10 Al
low His Salary to Re Increased.

Rev. Dr WithcrspOOn Declines TO Al
low His Salary to BE Increased.
Roy Dr. Jore Witherspoon. pastor OF
Grace-street Presbyterian church, has
performed q most graceful act
Being OF the opinion that their pastor
was NOT receiving "a sum in proportion 10
the splendid work that ne was doing the
c0ngr CATION Of the church decided To-
offer Dr. Witherspo0n considerable in
crease of salary
The pastor took the matter under ad-
visement and after thinking il over. wrote
the following letter declining positively
hut in terms that showed how much DE
appreciated their generous offer:
Richmond. Va, Dec. 8. iS0.
TO The F1ders and Doaoons of tho Grace
street Presbyterian church. Richmond.
Va:
Brethren.-At "a meeting of the session
ON Monday evening Dec mber lth instant.
{ listened to the reading OF a joint rfso-
luton On which YOU expressed satisfaction
with mv iabors for two years among You.
and your purpose. with my consent. 10
fix mv salary 90 100000 per aunum from
Dccomber.ist This gracious act on your
part coming as complete 7uiIiir' NNii'
oyercame ne az the time, and [ wish
to assure you. each and AN. of my appre-
citation OF the consideration shown your
pastor Back OF YOU stands q noble ana
devoted church Witnessing for her LORD
and never faltering when duty calls
am persuaded that this church wonil
exert herself 90 carry out your HneI'i
policy towards your pastor bur ] am
constrained. at this iuncture in our MS
tory. TO decline your generous proposal.
For reasons that seem 20 me 10 De
sufficient. J DO NOT consider thar this II
the time to take the step you propose.
with zeal and self-sacrhce me people
arc meeting their obligations and | sm
unwilling TO make present demands great
er for the sake Of my material advan-
tage.
Your friend and pastor,
JERE WTTHERSPOON
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER % 1>99
THE QUALiFICAIION or SUI
FRAGE.

n gems 10 Dee accepted That the Iegis-
lature Of Virginia viii take the necessary
steps 90 can q constitutional convention.
the main object of which will Of course
b. the qualification Of the right of suf-
frage We think that this important
subject should Doe discussed as fully and
as freely a possible ANA an the lght OBJ
iainable thrown upon 500 difficult
problem The great object of tine qualih-
cation Of suffrage is To- exclude those
who are unworthy 90 vote, and whose
presence as factors in politics have tended
10 degrade them and 90 iuiure rather
than benefit the commonwealth. What
countless injuries TO the material welfare
as well as To- the moral character of the
South has been wrought by the wicked
intrusion OF ignorant ana dcpraved ne
sroes into the political arena is beyond
the calculation Of man. There are un-
uucstionably many white men who are
unfit 20 vote. but their number was not
so great as not 90 De- ueutraIized 10y the
great body Of white voters who were
good citizens, intelligent men. and had
some stake in the country. The great
accession. however. to the ranks Of the
worthless IN the franchised negro p0pu-
lauon overthrow the balance OF the poii-
teal equilibrium and gave the supremacy
10 the unworthy This equilibrium must
be restored and it can only De by such
positive measures as would not have
teen adopted IL only white men had TO
be dealt with H. however. in the proc
ress OF eliminating this bad element some
white n en Lave to SO. Sc is a matter which
may bee regretted bat cannot bc avoided.
Vhe qualification OF suffrage ought TO DE
plain and clear. absolutely impartial
lnd effective.
In recent letter 90 The Dispatch from
The Hon. Clark Howell Doe stated that in
Georgia the payment OF taxes was a pre-
requisite Co. voting This simple qaalih-
cation has protected Georgia. ana ass We
know. the negro question has mover raised
is front since the trials of recousruc-
lion wa passed We have been told that
IN Georgia not ulyis thc payment of the
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agreement; and after an honest and ear
nest endeay0r made by this country 90
secure the agreement of other countries
for that purpose. the effort has been
abandoned The other great commercial
countries have established gold as the
basis OF values. This fact IS indisputable,
and. for the proseat at lca-t rs unaltera-
bile. i'm determining what we shall regard
as The standard of values, this fact must
Doe reck1ned with
For it is very certain Chat If Che indivId-
uals of amy community are 10 carry ON
frae and unimpeded traffic with one an-
other. they must agree upon one standard
of value If there are different standards
I'm different parts OF the community, the
interchange of commodities wnl be ace
companied with perpetual friction and
inconvenience This fact was illustrated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13

Tho supreme Court was in special ses-
SION Yesterday to hear argument In the
case Of sruarts EX'or. vs.. Peyton. On the
harcb vAre Judges Cardwel and Keith
~ the supreme Court. and Circuit Judges
yy,,t,tls blair, and Wexford. The case
,,,ss araued by James l.. White for stu
art's Fxor.. and by George l.. Pric, for
pevton. At the conclusion OF the AR
gc:rent, the case was submitted. Court
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reflections of an old Goat.

wonder what I'm good for. anyhow.
Perhaps II is cheaper to keep me than
10 buy a garbage box.
What a moldy old chestnut IL rs about
M eating hoopskirts, / can't fnd hoCn-
skirts any more.
II makes me smile 10 see what a sicklv-
looking bOtch some men make Of 10 when
they try 70 raise a beard like mine.
The reason / don't run about the alleys
as much as used to Is that they are too
filthy. You may not believe Il. but have
some regard for my reputation.-Ch
Tribune.
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tcrost in the community and one mat
we think would go very far towards
eliminating the Questionable vote.
II Is we'll for the public 10 consider this
suffrage question I'm all its aspects and
we propose TO discuss 1t from time TO
time In whatever light occurs to us. and
we hop, that the consideration Of the
Question ln Che newspapers will provoke
commentary and discussion by their
rnaaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
NICnnOrs KTEnING

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corns and bunions without pain. 40 is
the best linimcnt for both man and beast.
Price. % cents.
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der the gold standard. only make tho
gold standard certain and permanent and
tho country will continue TO prosper
The duty OF Congress IS plain and 1t
would be arraut cowardice for The re
publican majority 10 fall short o: SIS
obligation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
Via
rnn.nnnni q md Ohm HniINNAX.

spoclal holiday tickets at reduced rates
will be sold by g.. * o. Railway on De-
cornber 23d. Z3d 2ith 9th. Both. aist and
January l-t. good for return until Janl-
arv4 1909 The holiday rates from kicn-
m6nd 90 Lvuchblrg viii Dee s.; 90 Norfolk
r. -o and to Ola Point s..
TO students holding certificate OF prin-
ciraI or superintendent Of colleges. these
tickets will Doe sold ON December l'tn 10
DIST I'm addition to- above dates.
Further information can Doe had OF any
O.. e. u. Railway agent or on applel-
tion fo John ID. Potts a. c.. =. A., Rich
mnnl Va.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES VIA
ATLANTA COAST LINE.

on account Of above occasion the Allan
uc Coast Line Will sell tickets between
points ou its lines al rate OF one and one
third hrst-class fares for The iound-trp.
Tickets on sale Dec. 22d, 23d. 18th. 9th.
also Dee. Goth and 3lst. 1880. aud Jan. lst,
1900. with extreme limit Jan. lth. 1900.
I'm addition To- above named dates, tick
cts viii be on sale Dec. 18th 10 Dist inclu-
size. with final limit Jan. 9TH. 1900, for
teachers and students Of schools and col
lopes unon presentation Of certificates
stoned by superintendents, principals or
presidents thereof .,
G. :. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES.
1900 1000. Via sonthern

1SoD -1ooO. Via southern iaiiNaA.
on account Of the above the Southern
Railway viii sell tickets between points
ON its lines and connections east of the
Mississippi and south OF tine Potomac
rivers at rate Of one and one-third first
class fares for the round trip. selling
dates December p. %. q. 25. also Deem
ber 39th and 3lst and January ISL 1870
Tickets viii also be on sale for students
and teachers of schools and colleges De
cembcr 18th % Zl-t inclusive. at above
rates. upon presentation of certificates
from presidents or principals OF such in
stituIons Final limit of an tickets jan
uary ith 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Division Passenger Ager

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
qraph Company announces that tele.
phonic communication can be had over
its lines with Lynchburg, Va; Danyille.
va; Roanoke. Va: Wakefield. Va; APP
pomattox. Va. Farmville, Va: Crewe.
Va salem. Va. Bedford city Va: Reds
vile. N. c.. Charlotte. n. c; Columbia
S. G.
For further particulars enquire at the
Public Pay Stations, and at Manager
office. 1914 east Main street
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
sOrTIII,HN NOTES.

A special from Toledo, Ohio says Man
ager Harris. well known in theatrical cir
Giles. produced ID startling letter written
him by Julia Morrison but q few hours
before she shot and killed Frank lciden
ON The stage 40 Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Cor which She is to Doe tried this week
She has counted on Harris sympathy ana
assistance. but he has decided TO publish
the letter and Will see his managers death
avenged.
Tho body Of a strange young man was
found I'm the Tennessee river al Knoxville
on Sunday. stranded against bridge pier
An examination proved that the body had
been in the water about two weeks. also
that his neck had been broken. lie was
about twenty-four years of age, black
hair. five feet ten inches I'm height, heavy
set and we'll dressed. The indications are
that there has been foul play u is be-
HeNed he was killed, thrown I'm the river
az the city and drifted two miles down
stream 20 where he was found 40 clue
as 90 The mans identity was found ON his
person.
Mrs. $. NJ billiard, OF Macon Ca. who
was the victim of q most horrible crime
Saturday morning. having carbolic acid
thrown in her face, is I'm Oh serious couiL
ton. and the doctors are Of the opinion
chat she Will lose one it not both OF her
ewes. Her face is horribly dishsured ana
is seriously burned.
The Cowpens Battle Ground Memorial
Association. OF South Carolina, is at work
IL has secured about fifteen acres of land
where the battle was fought, and will en-
dcavor to get South Car0linas Senators
ana Congressmon TO get bill passed by
Congress this session 90 establish me Cow
mems National Park The association VIII
have park. Congress or no Congress.
The more important Of the new indus
tries reported 10y the Chattanooga Trades
man during the week ending December
Q. include a bobbin and spool factory in
Georgia: box factory in Tennessee and
West virginia: a broom factory In Tcnncs-
see. a carriage factory In Alabama, coal
mines I'm Tennessee Texas and West VT
gini,. a cotton mill IN Arkansas. an cleo
trlc light and power company IN Florida.
"a Touring mill I'm Virginia. a hardware
companv in North Carolina narrow
factory In South Carolina; ice factory IN
South Carolina and West virginia. non
md manganese mines ia Virginia; lime
t,irs i'm Kentucky: humber mills in Ala5a-
r,a N-ortb Carolina. Tennessee and West
v,r~inia. marble quarries IN Tennessee;
natural gas and oil companies in west
,-i.,irie a ehing7e mill in Georgia.
tive and heading factory In Tennessee;
telephone exchange in Alabama GeorS's,
virrinia and West Virginia: a tobaeoo
,,arcbouge in North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
And Still Another SwindIing Scheme
is Uneartbed.
BOOKER WASHINGTON IN LUCK
Large Gifts to His school 1T Tuske2ee.
Ihrce-Card Monte Men Play In To
Honest John" French-Rc
turned 20 His First Love.

NEW YORK. Dec 2-Special.-Another
promoter of = get-rich-quick concern has
been arrested lie is Osmer W. Roper
Of Newark, ~ j.. and he was commit
ted TO jail I'm default OF 5000 bonds.
The charge is based upon an allegation
that he was using the mails for sNindlinS
purposes. The authorities claim that his
scheme was far and away better than
Millcr5 Franklin Syndicate, In that he
took in plenty of money. and seldom or
never paid out any except for running
expenses. They have fifty complaints
drawn up against him, and say fifty more
are fled and that they can set thousands
of them If need Doe. The swinde. IS
they say it was, has been i'm operation
for three years. Ropcrs business required
large force of clerks, stcnosraphers
and typcwrtors. and he did an enormous
mail business.
It IS. claimed that Roper is the Realty
Corporation Company, Of New Jersey; the
Realty Loan and Trust Fund Company,
the Realty Loan and Title Company and
the Four Per Cent Mortgage Company.
The authorities say The companies ex-
listed only ON paper although regularly
incorporated. and that in each Roper
,I.bo .,bo,.,, ..',. o. .rro.r IN iond
r,ora, M mon, can't rnon AM omen note
and fbo ,ictir ys. required to nav this
fee and that as the negotiation proceed
al. bot was finally informed that some
other borrower had outb.d him and. Of
coursoi DE never cot the corrected loan.
The fees were in proportion TO the
amount OF the lean applied for.
TUsKEGEE INSTITUTE.
Thg meeting hold here recently I'm the
mtofest OF Booker Washington's School
has pauueI out we'll
The result hus far Is $4,000 contr-
buted TO the endowment fund of the In
stiute. including one check for 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
The Fatal Habit.

"Did your friend the actress have an
imposing wedding?
NO. poor Gladys forgot herself and
did the cake walk going down the aisle
CHICAGO Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
Ernm Ton 10 Bottom.

GLOW will young Hay rank in the state
Department." ,,
zen rank long ways below par
cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
MOTHERS WITH CROUPY CHILL
DRE<

VIII md Or. David's Cough Syrup the
best on earth for Coughs. Colds. Group.
Bronchitis. II cures the cough and gives
sleep and rest 10 the patient.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-13
CO1IMENIORATION OF ONE HUN
DREDTu ANNIVERSARY

OF The DClth OF NCOfEe " usIlI1-IUl'
Alcxandria, Va, December 1915.
1890.
For this occasion the Richmond, Fred
orlck.burg and Potomac Railroad Conn
panv VIII sell. December 9th t0 lfth in-
elusive. ir0u-cIad signature tickets to
Alexandria. VA. or Washing ODD. d. c..
and return at the one fare rate. $3.50 or
SEQ respectively. round trip Continuous
passage in each direction. good 20 return
until December is. 1892 Tickets oh sale
at office of Richmond Transfer Company
SOB Main street, and Ticket Office Byrd
Street station W. p. TAYLOR.
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