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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
SECRETARY CAGE oN RAINING

SECRETARY Gaze ON RANKING.
Hon. Lyman J. Gage. Secretary OF the
Treasury % the United States, has pub
Nshed re-y Interesting letter upon the
origin and history Of our national banking
system. Mr. Gage has brought cut a BIT
Of history II connection with the subjec.
that eannoI be found anywhere else that
We Know OF, although lie facts are well
known u me.i WHO lived through the pa
ROD comprised between 1871 and 1855, and
that Is that the national banking system
dic mol originate II any application from
the banks ot The cou5.ry for that amend
ment OF the avs Of taeir existence. When
Ire national bank act was passed the old
Sale banking system had worked down 10
bearing, aae ii was working smoothly
and mss; efficiently That system asked
Tor no legislation. II vas perfectly con-
tent With the laws OF it. existence and
the pubic had become perfectly content
with t.
The new banking system had ITS origin
!. the Governments war necessity 10 find
purchaser Tor It's boads. The bonds IL
had 70 xeil 70 raise The money necessary
10 carry On Tia war had !ai.e: In va "a
About 90 cen;s ca the dollar. s.e war
gs,s.sS S.:acnit :e aad purchasers Tar
xae1 epec ~ that r-.ee, So Ar. chsse
rot III the sehene .: ,s,..aS the bank.
tare monopoly Of currency issues If they
sould buy the Governments bonds to
saske basis Of currency. He consequent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Mrs. Avery died at a hospital in Laporte.
Ind, on Friday
Seven days ago the habit OF constantly
walking and talking developed and grew
upon her 10 such an extent that she, was
walking and talking continued until she
became SO exhausted that deaA resulted.
An interesting ri c OF the Earl of Bea-
consfield came under the auctioneer's
hammer at a recent sale in tbs: parish of
Hugnenden, Bucks, England. II was the
Two wheeled pony chlise in winch the
Conservative leader was accustomed to
take his country drives in company with
Lady Beaconsleld when he was sojourn-
ing at Eughender Manor The vehicle
was sold for only few shillings
The Louisville CONFECTIONERY gays:
Tom Heating, the California horse
man who died recently at Lexington. left
a will directing that $50 should be set
aside for women claiming to be his WIDOWS.
This bit Of news was published over the
country, and now an Oakland dispatch
says that / has been misunderstood. and
the estate is flooded with letters from
widows of other men applying for that
California jokes in their wills should not
aim them at widows. They are not us-
ually in a joking hunor.'
The initial quotation on the Carnege
Company stock was made at the Pitts
burg Stock Exchange Friday, when one
share was sold for s1.51o. 500 above par
value At this figure the total capitaiiza-
ton OF the Carnegie Company would be
valued al s40S,000G1o. OF which Andrew
Carnegie owns IS per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
MUNY ON S
colo
CURE

when Prof. Munyon SAYS avs; . wnnt wb ms :
~ ~. wnr.d knows. Near.y everybody
ai lnj to be- taxing this remedy s1snevsr
cod appears. 1t rsieves llie head ID, a Sa;
threat and lungs SO quickly that u e eosn
naed NJ, longer be a focerunner@ ot5 sT-ppe,
diphther.u or pneunon a.
Al druggists, mostly Csc. val. Guide 10
+ -, l1a7. Wri, Il Broa.H"a az.
18th ST.. New York, for meoicai aostse
-Yrae
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

jacent to the old field commonly called
Cold Water Run Tbs $ where the
courthouse. etc, now Stand
At June cot;-t. T.51, a 6uc'1Rg stool was
ordered to be built in the Hundreds In
that day Il duck'ns was Believed to be
remedy OF great efficacy FOR scolGins
women and was often administered
Womb how = would work now2-Salem
Times-Re-tS-ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
CURES BLOOD AND
SKIN TROUBLES
AFTER ALL ELSE FAILS.
scro.uIa, Ulcers, Blood Poison, Cancer,
tcxe.na. rheumatism, Catarrh.
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.

Is your Blood poor? Is p. sb,ne r vo,,-
skin piIe2 Does year skin fesf no, and
swollen? ALI run down? Is your cioGd
-. da.e Sou r--.isr es. ..f,sJ- o..
rofus? Ea-i Soras2 Gaa.e-? Itch
ing. Burning Eczema Bo'is? Scarv
Eruptions? Skin or Sc4in Tt5I1o rs.Go+i
HAIR or SA-n HumorS2 ~ hing Bones.
joints or Back2 Have you hsred Ia v OF
contracted Sy-2hlsst C Blood Ta.nt? LTGssrs
n Ihroat or Mouth? Swoi en- G:n;is2
rheumatism? Offensive Catarrh? Weak
Eyes? Partially Deaf? Bad Breath? Are
You red of cte.- ng am ass; eft
med c:nes? Then note follow ng photo
Srapns and see Whit Is B. B, can do Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

From the elaborate accounts of the Nor
gan-Sctterlee nupt:a.s in New York, which
cost $4,000. and where the wedding pres
ents amounted to over sl00,029. il would
seem that there is a renewed confidence
In THE "perrnanencv Of our Institutions. =,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Tess-So Maud's married. They say her
husbands a very clever man
Jess-Ciever? He's a regular genius. He
has made, every one OF Mauds people like
him from the start--Philadelp1ia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

It would seem al nrst. o,ush that the
procla nation ealing the Legislature into
extra session has finally reached US by
one Of the de aged IN transmits on
routes.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
.AE'IEit ~ Avn.

The Buffalo Courier has grouped the
popular piuralit.es by sections. In com
par son with the result four years ago.
with this result
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

'SThe hour has come for the rsgenera
ton of New York, SAYS the Journal II
is TO De hoped tflat our yellow conten-
pors>r5 vii, De the first at the noourner's
bench.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

OF course .ne woman w..o threw an axe
at the Emperor was crazy. No sane wo-
man would ever try to hurt man by
throwing things At HIM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Frances dislike of England has reduced
the French exports to Great Britain about
sio,W0C0o. Nursing old grudges may be
highly satisfying. but It's often expensive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

We are now tu.u tuaI r,,cha-d Croker
took q hand in the alleged movement Of
Tammany Hall TO fight vice in New York.
This looks very much liNa the pot calling
the kettle black.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

me doosors - OSteUp4tay guarantee to
strengthen the backbone. Here is a hint for
President Mckinley. HIS hearing seems
to be sufficiently acute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Two thousand pounds each is said to
be the price England IS paying to conquer
the Beers. The surrender of these peo-
rle comes almos: as r.;eh as the CONVEX
sion of the Heathsn Chnee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

It is to be hoped If Mr.. Bryan accepts
that offer to prosecute alleged election
crooks n New York that he Will get more
satisfaction out of the job than he did
from the returns on the Sixth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Mr.. Hanna his declared there would be
no pet measures before the next session
Of Congress. When the ship and subsidy
bill comes up he will pa on hand to d.s-
play his interest N the ship of State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
and a., multiply your seed sown. and Increase
the fru IS Of your Righteousness

~ - u IS Oh your Shteousne;st.,-C:eu-
Inc Southern Churchman's, in discussing
the latter day dime novel;, sav<. ..It is
almost impossible to overstate the effects
Of this class OF read
nv, ,s !. 1,l. Ing on the young
- i~1S<h | y fat1 and immature mind
and Il=s.rt. 1t in
lltences the imas.nat ons of you 5f1s. sfil.in:;
.iie.1A win ta.se, war ed and evil views of
lie. making them FESTIVE under andsin.
pdsieht OF the necessary home restrr hts
ana OF the dull, monotonous routine OF
"a ~ study or OF daily toll. 1t tem2ts
them 10 Commit acts to crafty these new
Nominations, and it teaches them !, de-
i.epe tnece is nothing criminal In ths>,
mcmahon and acts. They are ma Nv.
uies are fine adventures, they are
lasting ne. They are led to be!ievs.
.nsy can narbor such inclination and In
duge IN such acts. and st-ll be homo nb
men. men. l. cortupts Their hearts. desrades
their standard of morals, polutes .he:r
m nds, co.ors their whole lives; and the
work is done before they have any 11ea
that they are in danger. All cap,city to
think pusefy, 10 act nobiy. to live honor
ab.y, is gone before one warning note O.
danger is sounded
The year has been fine one for State
missions. The field secretary has doce
his work adm-rl5.y we'll. The CORRESPOND
ing secretary has
SAs Is! M1S- wrought with all his
oic-No. accustomed energy
ana cons unity. The
two slave dwelt for NEST of thu tine under
one root, ana have been true yoke-fel .ows.
indeed. OF course, the best work could
not De done the first year. It took a
month or two to pan for the campaign.
to secure a field secretary. and to get him
fully installed. Then the drought has
been serious Uff teton. Nevertheless.
contributions to State missions viii go ;.e-
yond Sl6Uoo TIL is a most encouraging
exhibit. 1t has been done without ex.raa
ordinary strain, such as Is usually fol-
lowed by serious reaction. The increase
represents real growth and justifies the
hope and purpose to rrise during the pres
ent assoc.atoRal year not less than $4,000
for this great enterprtse.-Re,igious Her
aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

The out.o-k Ior soma O the employs
Of the Richmond postoftica under POST
master Wray 7. knight appears neverthe
less dark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Inc Pump Trtst ought not 10 have much
difficulty in wafer NJ its stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

General Macarthur. in ordering the
cable companies to furnish him with copies
pines, may confer a favor Upon Ameri
can newspaper readers by limiting tf,s
amount of semi-offic:al stuff about Agui-
ralGo's whereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA SUNDAY NOVEMIElsls 1900.

Z -sFa r. 4
ooscure the fact that the country Wa
f WIN mem by a great majority in is.o' "a, %
E II hau oeen IN 1874. In proportion ~ ~
E so.es cast the plurality of the pop !,.,.
~ ,1 loi iiiAuen was about as large d. 80
< OF MeAlnieF IN 1895 Four vas @sls
suineisnt 10 overcome this, though u ,s.,.
Garfeld. IN 1856, had popular plurailty
of only 7.0lS.
Until there shall be a complete change
IN the sentiment of the people OF TINS
country. so long as the principle OF tree
government lives in the hearts OF the
peop.e there viii be, under one name or
a .nheT. Democratic party. We believe
that if the party pursuess,he course which
E 1t pursued in 1896. and again ii, 1900. under
Inc read OF air. Bryan, it will disinte-
grate. out 1t will not die. The party will
De reorsanized, and Democracy will al
ways ofter strong. virIle opposition to
hepuoiicanism. The party has made two
great b.unders in four years, and it has
oeen demonstrated, If it needed to be
demonstrated, that when Democracy de-
parts from its principles and consorts with
those VINO do not believe in its principles,
"eakens Itself, for it drives out more
democrats than Il receives of strangers.
lhefe has been great deal of talk about
reorsaniza ton, but all the reorganization
that Is necessary is for Democrats to reas-
sembie and adopt an old time Democratic
piadorm. purS.ng the party Of Populism
ana refusing to be led by Populists. This
done. the party will at once be ready for
hghi. and we believe that it will sweep
the country next time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

MANCHESTER BUREAU.
CARTER s i5tStsl STORE, Nd. 1iU.
HILL STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

who iu.or i, with soci.t. items End pea
sonais but must urge that al. sDca nc
sent over The Signature OF tbs seIder
All unsigned communications MAJ! DE re-
jected always
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

I; has not yet been Officially announced
how Mr.. Cleveland voted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

mo race question was much In evil
denca among he slrnrt SET yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Now that Senator Hill will so to New
York TO make war on Croker during the
latter's tour in England 1t betooves tbs
Tamnany Chief to call the roll and sec
if all the Tigers will band together no:
u squeat on him during his absence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
THE SUNDAY T5MEs, sl..o gear.

THE WEEKLY IiMAG-5es,:e1 and
n.a4I-any where ia the United States
Ali Subscriptions by mail payable Ia ao-
vance. MalCh the aaDei on your "a.sst.
fl you live out OF Richmond. anu sex. when
new before Tie paper is stopped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. s. &. HGvGI1lNSCN. 4 LOMBARD
STREET
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|
/ ;. .oa,.a ~ 'tot oeiie'e IN rs u 'lot '4es'
/ .toeii' Tor IL drives ou' mo-
! - 'i'ah IL receives OF 81 ans1ie 9.
! NS' d 81 eat USai " 1919 - oS
! reorganization, but all the reorganiza ton
| that is necessary is for Democrats to reas-
sembie and adopt an oJd-,.me Democra tic
| platform, purs:u- the marty Of populism
| and ref,,ciro =, ,,,,-;.,- TIT.
! 49,, -
s,,t, al ....ao.
,na oo,,,,.,.,. ''''1
=--.MG--
| |. has not yet been officially announced
| how Mr.. Cleveland voted
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| Tho race question was much In evil
| denco AMONG -he Slrnrt set Yesterday.
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'..> - o>izopaSas s'ua' a'i'ee ~
e'.7 '''e11 LIZ oachoohe. mere Is q A''i' 'oi
to be sufficiently acute.
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le : uii.!' i'''s' ought ny 20 nave t''a1't
80 N'''ei ~ itS StoGh'
'.'S Ioiiis i'i 'iE 7eno'
t'o'' u &c" 1olh' SAYS me 'utii l'a'- II
- ~ oe nopea ulat our Seito" co"'e'i'-
wa o ''ts i.'7t q 'iiG A-e'o' -l7- :
'e'',ii
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- @'"t < ~ y oti'>' NO iiiS" "a az
a. Tue emperor was crazy. NO sane "o-
man """'o ever tfy 10 h0i' ma" ny
throwing IN hss az m.
From, the eInDnraIe acronnTs nf the Nor
san t'e' ice iiupt'a-S III Ne" hoiA' "ii'cn
cos' Sl'''V'V' ana "here me Wedding Pres
e'i's 0no'l'tea 20 over slo''o.''' II "0u'o
seem ''tae the'e IS fe'ie"eu coi'iiueiice
IL ''i7 A'eilnl.!enSv y on ms 'oiis =
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- WIZ seeii t!fst oustt 'As eae
p ga IL ! 1o't o'''5 e'e Les isia.ute iiilo
nas tii.a'is Is os
one OF Tue DC aye1 n tEansHlss.oA
routes.
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nc ou'o-A ~ s'"t '-0 e''ip-os :
- tAe ls'ci'noNu pos'o''i-s uiuei fos'-
~ aps'eoi ; iie q 'iie-
less uaih'
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W. 't1s eu 'i'Vt 80 '
40 pet . 0slo'e e',s neA' sesSioi
-, lp '>'iu
80 eo.i'ss up =. va. . o,' '-anu ~ 0
- ~ up - ''S''0
We are now ,u.u ma II. cha-d Croker
took q hand in the alleged movement of
,r,,,,,,,o,,. I1,,1 >, ;,,+ it.. - W. Wi.
- ,.a,.u -, ,;,ls
-.
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Two thousand pounds each is said to
be the price England is paving to conquer
the Beers. The surrender of these peo-
-, ,o-,o. ,1,,o-. a. $50, 81 ~ ,o,,.
'Iot u nc -H --esl..I-' on.l.ee
Frances dislike of England has reduced
the French exports to Great Britain about
$40. 600 COO. Nursing old srudges NAV he
"sAiS 90 ''oi MS 'ul It ; oi'eti eA's'iis''e'
--.--
i - - W tto'7u * MI. b'9ah dtcepts
'Ha' oilee 10 prosecute alleged elec''oh
crooks n Ne" YORK that ne WEI get more
satisfaction out of the job than he did
from the returns on the Sixth.
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eao.e companies % 1uf''ssh ann with copies
OF 1'1c press uispa'eHes from 'ne iShalo-
pines, may confer FAVOR upon Ameri-
can newspaper readers by lin ting u,s
amount of semi-offic:al stuff about Agui-
ralao's whereabouts.
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~" 'ii'l' 7e'sf'toi fi'll VIII so 10 Ne"
't.A - 'ii'Ae va 'o' Loser curing a'e
: Dsoo'es 'i''
= 80 a'''
Al al TIC liSelS VIII oanu together no.
u squea, on him during his absence.
N'l''' o''e - e.iiNt'
90
-,
81; - i - oti' ie.a ,si. VIZ
.'''tA . 40 - i'-piiiS W dllCA!.' ~ tcsiIii-
the girls get drunk
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HuCtI iifAG an ot't'lt-utOf l)o!.cN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

The year has been fine one for State
missions. The field secretary has d5ce
his work adm-rl5y we'll. The co--a~,,,,,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

The Southern churchman in discussing
the latter day dine novel; says: 1T is
almost impossible to overstate the effects
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Just to show what one little comma
can do, The follow ns was published by a
New York weekly:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

are in secret treaty. This doesn't look
much like an open-dnor policy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

stitut,on and to giv., to the people OF flr-
g.nia the best laws for their government.
It is inso,ence for any man to tax aooue
his ..psr sonal claims in connection WIN
such gathering. Let the place-hunters
stand aside this time and let the people
select those who ara best fitted to dis
charge the sacred duties OF the position
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
DONATIONS FOR THE AGED
Those who Have Remembered the
Inmates Of the Sarah White Home


Donation Day at the Sarah white
Homo last Thursday was a success. The
managers desire through the cOlumns
CT the Evening Journal 10 extend their
hearty thanks to the following named
persons who remembered the aged ON
donation day: Mrs. w. II. Kenworthy.
sugar, rice. tea, oatmeal. lemons and
tomatoes: Mrs. W. Il. Lyman, one bag
-four: Mrs. ID. w. Harlan, sugar, rice,
tea and oatmeal: Mrs. Mary Scott,
-four; Mrs. Walters. sugar and oatmeal;
Mrs Russ, soap; Miss Lizzie Price, to-
matoes; Mrs. A. Gawthr0p. quilt; Mrs.
Hattie Mason. oatmeal; Dorsey HoX-
ter. strawberries; Mrs. Harriet John
son, one basket potatoes; Mrs. Stray
horn. sugar; Mrs. Rachel Backus. one
bag -four; Isaac Backus. one bag flour;
Mrs. Charlotte Gibbs. oats, salt and
baking powder; Mrs. Melvina Doner,
sugar: Mrs Lottie Askins tomatoes, /,
Mrs. Burris one bag flour; Mrs. Harry
Lloyd. tea: Mrs. Roy, sugar; Miss
Sophia NAPLES. coffee. tea and sugar;
Miss Alice Kenney, sugar and tOma-
toes; Mrs. Hickolas, sugar; Mrs. James
A. Eberhard, oats; Miss Maggie Gray
OATS Miss Ada Johnson. prunes: L. l.
Jones, sugar; Miss Edith Wilmer
sugar; Mrs. NJ. Bryant, sugar; Mrs. M
IT, Sterling soap; Miss Gertrude Ru-
dolph, one bag flour; Miss Annie Pos
ties. sugar: Miss Annie Carter, sugar,
Miss Mary Buck. tomatoes; Mrs. II.
Valentine. butter and oats; A friend,
meat, Mrs. r. l.. Appleby jelly: Mrs.
l.. C. Anderson. coffee and flour; Mrs.
Anna Freeman. tomatoes; ]. p. Grif-
nth, oats; Thomas Gray, coffee; ]. H.
Houstan. sugar: Mrs. Angerstein,
bread; Mrs. Martha Spencer, coffee and
tcd Mrs. Viola Leonard, one bag fiOur
Mrs Annie Parker, crackers; Mr
Stanton. one bag -four; II. NJ. Naudain
soap; Miss Maggie Warheld, sugar,
Mrs. Annie Beaver -four, Miss Emma
/ Brown. lard; Mrs. Ellen Williams
sugar; Miss Lizzie Green, -four sugar
and tomatoes; Mrs. kerns, tea; Wesley
d Henson, tomatoes; Mr.. Rodgers, sugar;
; Mrs Frura. corn and catsup; Mrs. Susie
Henry, tea and sugar; Mrs Annie
/ Carney. sugar; Mrs. Beverly, sugar
Mrs r. II. Savery. ham. cornstarch
prunes, chocolate and dishes; A. c.
Sterling, beef; Mrs Trusty, stove polisl
and pepper; a friend barrel flour; Mrs
! Elizabeth Hilles. brussels carpet; J. r
Montgomery. bag -four; Mrs. S. 9
Spruance, So Mrs. Henry Mendinhall
50; Mrs. Annie Stroud, so cents; Mrs
j. y. Comwell, 80 cents; Mrs. Saral
A. Sterling, % cents; /. Richardson
25 cents; Benjamin Lewis, so cents
Mrs. FoullS. % cents; l.. j. Spencer, p
cents; George Gray, 25 cents; Mis-
Stevens, % cents; Miss Carrie John
son. cash; Mr. Perry, cash; friends
= s1.35: Mrs. Christmas. cash; Mrs
Clark, cash: Mrs. Victor Dupont, S1.OO
Mrs. Alonza Clark, one pound coffee
Mr.. Shaw. 100.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
MERRY ROW BETWEEN
GOATS And kids .

Cleveland. May 31.-The police were
called to Quell what threatened TO be a
serious riot at the Democratic county
convention here yesterday as the re-
suit OF a fight between the kid" and
goat" factions Of the party. The
kids" secured possession OF the con-
vention hall and locked the doors
against the goats" The latter gather
ed in strong force and we're just fore
ing an entrance when a patrol wagon
loaded with police dashed up IN re-
sponse TO riot call. About GO goats"
had gained an entrance TO the hall,
and had not police arrived on the scene
there undoubtedly would have been
many broken heads. AS It was several
men were knocked down and badly
bruised.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
pelamore Real Eslate saIe

The sale Of the Delamore Real Es-
tate Company's lots, which was adver-
tised to take place on May 10, but
which had to be postponed on account
of the bad weather. will take place on
Saturday afternoon. June 2, at 3 o'clock.
The company viii offer the same big
inducements and advantages to buyers
as on the former occasion. and anyone
wishing to purchase real estate could
dOmO better than attend this sale. The
lots are located in a high and healthy
portion OF the city. and are convenient
to several lines Of cars. making it easy
to reach the centre OF the city or the
various manufacturing plants.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
Wilmington Team Won

The Wilmington A. c. team, Of this
city, opened the season yesterday in
New Castle by defeating the strong
West End team, of that city, by the
score Of 19 to IS. The W. A. g. team
would like to hear from any uniformed
team in the state from II to 20 years
of age. Address Wilmington Athletic
Club, corner Sixth and Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
Held Train for Band Mon

The PhOenixville Band. of Phoenix
Vile. Pa, which gave concerts at
Brandywine Springs yesterday missed
the 9.16 train from French street sta
tion. The railroad officials held the
Phoenixville train for six minutes at
Broad Street Station. in Philadelphia,
in order TO get the band home.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
win Tan. About Conference

In Grace NJ r. Church to-morrow
evening Chief Justice Charles b. Lore
and Presiding Elder Robert Watt will
address a meeting about the General
Conference, which has adjourned at
Chicago. On Sunday evening DR. Watt
will preach in Scott M. f. Church on
'Methodism as Seen in the General
Conferences"
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
Rnsslnn Crniscr,s Gnns Tcsted

Delaware Breakwater, May 31.-The
Russian cruiser Variag got under way
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning. She
stood out to sea, and finished adjust
ing the compasses. Practice was then
held with the battery, three rounds be-
Ing fired from each gun. The six-inch
rapid-fire breechlOaders were tested
both at extreme elevation and depres-
sion.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
H. to omm calls save you tcuI
Mad Dog in Holly onI.

Owing 10 a mad dog scare o number
Of valuable dogs at Holly Oak have
been Killed. A supposed mad dog ran
through the village and bit number OF
dogs recently, and the residents, fear
ing an epidemic of rabies. killed the
bitten animals.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
Prenaring Do HandIe Crops

In anticipation Of a busy berry and
fruit season. the Delaware Railroad
Company has built in Dover several
sidings along its line. A siding three
miles long has been laid between Har-
rington and Pine Grove, and another
two miles long extends from Viola.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
Both Teams Won

Honors We're even in the contests be-
tween the Brownson and All-Collegiate
team, Of Philadelphia, on the Union
street grounds yesterday. Brownson
won the morning game by a score of
Is TO 5, and dropped the game in the
afternoon to the All-Collegiate Club
by the score of u TO 13.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
NIedleaI AssocIa,ion % NIeet

Five delegates from each county in
Delaware will attend the annual nett
ing of tn American Medical Association
In Atlantic City on June 5. The State
Medical Society will meet in annual
session in Rehoboth on June -. There
are 1876 members in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
Another Comrade Dead

Dupont Post, G. A. r., did not forget
to pay a tribute to the memory OF
Henry Manlove a veteran and member
of their post. who died on Tuesday.
Mr.. Manlove was 65 years old, and re-
sided at No. 2O3 East Twenty-second
street.