The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24

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"s.iver I'd away up IN price, !, and no J. th Y,
United States silver dollar is wortn neA Y
fcrty.hve cents In THE melting poet y s'ee-
fully exclnlt,s The Hartford Time'swln1 men
further sxniainsl "our shipments y. " ~
Yer toitho Philippines and d call Tor two 's
million ounces for coinage IN frhhes'
have helped TO use Zip the surplus s eseta
u silver III the worlds market. Tho re-
cent rise has already given great q ga m
pettls to tho business OF SILVER hlt ~.
Mines, long t,tNvorked, are beang Fe- A
orened, and the worlds product OF silver h
will be very largely Increased during Iil ',. the
next ak months The price Of pa : silver W
III New York Is now hfty-Hnniitne ana one
eighth cents per ounce. ana y IS l1e-
loved ltissnot possible fort TO g, 60 above
sixty cents"
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There is 4 ira dition that man named
Mcclellan had something to DO with the
battla 81 Antietam. but no al! fusion 10
hin, appears to have been made IN any or
the addresses that were delivered on the
battlefield recently. OF course, there can
he no question Of the perfect sincerity OF
the President when he says that ne ,is not.
mixing IN any way IN the .1nunlciphl. can
pal On In New York or any other cit ", put
we do not believe he would deliver at,
address at Gettysburg without mentioning
Meade, Of. that he would indulge IN ora y
tory9la at Appoma ltox Courthouse without
referring to Grant.-Hartford Times n
The omission Of the name Of Mcclellan
by the President and the Governor Of
New Jersey has ben cotnterbnla
BY the newspapers. It there was any
lntention&to ignore Little Mac" and we
do not like to believe there was, 1t has
ncrved to be a boomerang. He is receiv-
Ing honorable mentlon' from thousands
OF public men, veterans. editors etc, and
1t seems that he has by no means passed
out OF the memory Of the people. II
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The good people OF Greensboro. and Of
all North Carolina, MS for that matter,
are making grand preparations for the
great reunion Of North uaroliniars TINT
Is to take place In that city next month";.
The wanderers from the good old State
viii be returning from every quarter
OF the globe. and the reception that
awaits them will be something worthy Of
the famous hospitality Of the people Of
Greensboro and Of North Carolina. The
mammoth old time barbecue on the old
Guilford courthouse battle-ground will he
ono OF the notable features Of this glad
tine tine.
Attorney General Isdor Ray,ner, OF
Maryland, has announced that he is q.
candidate for United States senator.ttThe
election Is to take place at the next
meeting OF the General Assembly. Mean Mean.
time, however, he says It will be his
purpose to see to 1t that the sentiment
Of the people shall be afforded the fullest
opportunity Of expression land that the
supreme power Of public opinion, what
aver IL may be, may make itself mani
fest upon this important issue"
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When Cardinal Gibbons reached New
York, one of his old friends who was
there to greet him, said: "Your Emineliea,
11,oN vy0it
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~. e'SGeo' ~ {s 49, ,lE l.ss. III r4
H. "" '.ll nave - siye = -
that Grover Grover CleveEla1'u save
failed to be elected the second time
rep lle'1 sthe - wa = S5 I n
OF votes"
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Tho esteemed "a n sootf : - Z .e
changed hands Twice W''hlh i ths - :
month. NowIit iH the properly OF WI = -
.7aern,,hican ma per, f55
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