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Advertisements In- I srrt.d nt tlio rate of 76 Cents a Square l'lrsl lniur Hsni'catli Rirsequent insertion 'tJ'jJ Centy, orSj| its When In er tod Every Olfur Hay. t'unlrji ; are net allowed to ex. . oJ their sjihco ornd\ei i-othir thai) their legitimate biibliKSi,?xco. t ly j ting e v c clnl'iv :or ihe same. ftepdlng Kotli es Invar ably l'O C? nta per Uro first jcnlnn. Each sul scipient insertion Vi Ceulo or | rets <rhcn Inset eicn slterunlo days. jKBW VOF.K ? OFFICE.???LTfi & McKKK, I i'ol ISoprcscutattra, ltuom 47, Time* building, Yurk City. ._ HE VIKG1NIAN cannot bo held rc*p>?slbto I r ttie iclurn of rejected comuiunicatious or J adscripts. JRSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1S95 lEIGHT PAGES. The Populist party in Indiana has I deluded to go out of business as au j lnlzation. /hen a party gets to lighting among hemselves the enemy always slips In fid gets the spoils. Air. Iselin.intimates that he needs no] Jtfender to protect him against the ns- ] ??U of Liord Dunraven. yForaker thinks he has a boom of his ?own. He has promised to kill out all the ~ imfederate brigadiers if made Presl lent. |5lt is estimated that there are 4G.O001 Sale tramps in the United States, cost the country from $8,000,000 to $10,- | 0,000 annually. k.n exchange says that tho Duke of larlborough is spending a delightful oneytnoon in America. This Is about | ill lie will spend here. :'New York's horse show where Goth i's four hundred show their new hats| ind dresses is the sensation in New fork this week, says the Augustu ttronlcle. r^The Augusta Chronicle says that [Speaker Crisp's speech before the Gen-| il Assembly next week may probably considered us his opening gun in the| Senatorial battle. exchange says that a Chicago woman was.put in jail the other clay be luse she wouldn't talk. Instead of putting her In Jail they should have put bier in a glass case. The foreign ministers in Constanti? nople are of the opinion that nothing biort of a naval demonstration will Siring the Sultan to a realization of the stual condition of affairs. jV-In declining to be interviewed politi-| Seally in Washington Monday, Senator iBill remarked, "I work and talk fori rtUiay party before the election, and allow Mome of the other fellows to make the ^explanations afterwards." ; ; They are telling the story of a Kansas | i.inan whose life was^saved by his chang |lng his position in a car which was Jgfcfterward wrecked in order that he KBilght flirt with a girl. An exchange Billys this story is bound to be come ery popular with a large number of len. ?The committee appointed by the Penn plvanla Senate to investigate the work ? of tho Philadelphia municipal gov? ernment began its work In Philadelphia ] Ijfesterday, says the Alexandria Gazette, ^it was stated that the cost of the va jjous city departments had increased I 6m $8,000,000 in 1887 to over $29,000,000 | 1894. ?Hon. Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio, Is ipidly recovering from dhe painful j injuries he sustained by a fall a few ays ago, and which at one timel ?re&tene? to prove fatal, All good | emocrats will rejoice at the news, lid wish the, "Old Roman' many more I irs of life and health, says the Pitts-1 arg Post. ?L^The Philadelphia Ledger thinks that | {at any time after becoming Mrs. Prince Karl of Denmark, her husband | comes involved in financial dlfflcul Prlncesa Maud of Wales can sue-1 iufully scratch fesr.-a living as Xirymaid. Her prudent papa long ago I "jlticed her to learn how to milk a cow | 3d make butter. |Jphe Eoltlmore Herald says .that the it of Mr. Hurst, the Democratic ndldat* for Governor, Is hot a defeat f Mr. Hurst, the man. We are sure ere arc thousands of good Democrats Vthis State who voted against him Jit^rday who would have been, and aid be now, glad of an opportunity testify to the appreciation in which ?..hc<ld one of Baltimore's most pro Blve merchants and citizens.. now TUE ENGLISH VIEW IT. Lord Dunraven's Imputation of foul play against the managers of the De? fender does not meet with favor among the better class of the thinking people of England, and his Lordship Will doubt? less find before the affair Is settled that no has made a blunder.ito sny the least, which he will be unable to repair. j The St. James Gazette In commenting upon the charge which Lord Dunrnvcn [has made, has the following to say: "If the accusation is untrue, and we decline to credit It without further proof, this manner of making It will have succeeded not only In stopping all America, cup contests, but In making It very difficult for any yachtsman with a particle of self-respect to consent to run against the accuser In the future." THE RELATIVE CHANCES OF MAIN RIACiE. The New York Times, says the Sa? vannah News, has been making a study of statistics for the purpose of ascer? taining the relative chances of mar? riage as between a college bred or literary woman, and her society suitor, arid it says that the ilgurcs show that the educated woman Is at a decided disadvantage. For Instance: "At twen? ty-five years of age, 29.0 per cent: of the college women are married. At the same age, 70.7 per cent, of the socie? ty women have become wives. At thir J ty-flve 46.1 per cent, of college women, and 84.8 per cent., of society women, are married. The showing, as our con? temporary remarks, certainly is not well calculated to boom higher educa? tion for the sex," or at least that por? tion who think of entering the mar? riage state. N'EITHKIl DlNHAYKl) NOR HIS TURRE?. A few days ago the Virginia Demo? cratic Association of the District of Columbia held an enthusiastic meet? ing to talk over the situation. A num? ber of speeches were made, and a de? termination was manifested on the part of all present lu give blow for blow In the next election to the common enemy. Among other business the following resolution was unanimously adopted: "The Virginia Democratic Associa? tion, neither dismayed nor dishearten? ed at the result of the recent elections, proposes to keep the ting of Democracy to the breeze, and will continue to tight on and ever for success, and It Is en? couraged In this resolve so long as our glorlotK old Stnte stands firmly In the maintenance of the principles of Jef? ferson and Jackson'. The association will be found In line next year, and will do Its full duty In the next Presi? dential campaign;" The Virginia Democratic 'Associa? tion of the District of Columbia Is com poetic! of true and tried Democrats, whom It is difficult to dishearten, and the resolution adopted by them has the ring of pure metal about It, which Democrats everywhere will read with gratifying approval. ?tilt ItEFEN'CIvI.ESN COAST. In his annual report, under the head of "Coast Defences." Major General Miles, commanding the army, says that the condition of these defences are such as to require decided and Imme? diate Improvement. He says so far as our coast defences are concerned they are in such n condi? tion as to make us completely at Ihc mercy of any strong naval power, who could blockade all of our most impor? tant ports in ninety days. He cites the fact that, while railroads might trans? port a million more men to the const, they would be useless without appli? ances to cope with the modern engines of war, and with nil our Intelligence, pride, inventive genius and enterprise, we are as far behind lu the modern ap? pliances of war as China or Japan. General Miles says that the recent manoeuvres in England have shown that even the powerful British navy is unable to defend the r.rillsh const against a foreign fleet; therefore he ar? gues that the main reliance must be upon coast batteries. He strongly re? commends the construction of all the high-power guns and systems of .le. fences called for in the general plan of the Board of Ordinance and Fortifi? cations, and to meet in part the exp. not! of this costly undertaking he suggests the application of the funds that might be derived from the sale of abandoned military reservations. TME DIFFERENCE IN' HKSi. Already comparisons, are being drawn between the two young Englishmen who, within the pnst few days have married wealthy American girls, viz.. the Duke of Marlborough, who married Miss Vanderbllt, and Mr. Almorlc Hugh Paget, who wedded Miss Whitney on Tuesday last. It Is held that there is a very decided difference between the two young gentlemen, and here is the light In which the Baltimore Ameri? can views them: "The Duke of Marlborough may, one of these days, develop into some;bine, more than a comparatively useless member of the English aristocracy: but the chances are not in favor of any such development, and the probabili? ties are that he will lie perfectly con? tented to live at his ease at Blenheim Castle, and to enjoy life at the expense of his wife's enormous fortune. This seems to be the programme he ha? marked out for himself. Mr. Almeric Hugh Paget, the man wlio on Tuesday became th<\ husband of the beautiful daughter of the ex-Seoretary >..f tin Navy, Is a very different sort of an Englishman. He came to this country determined to make his own living, and has been eminently successful Going to the West, he soon became imbued with the energetic, hustling spirit that pervades that section of the country, proved himself a young man of very decided ability, and. as a con? sequence, now holds nn important posi? tion at the head of a large corporation. He has become a true American citi? zen, and Is proud of the land of his adoption. "Such Englishmen as he are very welcome this side of the water, whether they have titles attached to their names or not." PERSONALS. Lord Wolsclcy cannot enter a room where a cat Is without uncomfortable sensations. Miss Lillian Hamilton, an English woman, has been appointed chief phy? sician to the Emir or Afghanistan; It Is reported that Mr. Gladstone Is engaged In editing his correspondence that he considers worth preserving. A movement Is on foot In Maine to have Solon Chase, of Lewlston, the Populist cundldate for the presidency next year. The Indianapolis News suggests: Now thai she has made her daughter mistress of Monheim, Mrs. Vanderbilt Is ready to say, "Hut 'twus a famous victory." John M. Thurston, the newly-elected Senator from Nebraska, left his fath? er's farm In Omaha years ago with $40 In ids pocket, a buffalo robe, a blanket and a box of crackers. Of Barney Bnrnato, Harper's Weekly declares: "Aladdin was a.duffer com? pared with him, and Monte Cristo seems beside him like an unostenta l4oua gentleman of comfortable means." A mail In Brooks county, Ga., suicid? ed a few days ago because he lost money on his water melon crop in July. "Maybe he had just received a statement from his Cincinnati com- , mission merchant," says the Camilla Clarion. Mayor Strong expresses himself In favor of the scheme to materially re? duce the number of liquor saloons In New York, says the Brooklyn Eagle. He thinks 1,000 licensed places would lie sufficient for the city, and favors n gradual reduction. He thinks GOO could be cut off next year. NOTES AND OPINIONS. The best-shaped feet In Northern Eu? rope come from Sweden. German ladies are usually neatly shod. A Joint commission representing the cities or New York and Brooklyn Is planning a new bridge ncrojii blast river, wlih a capacity or 600,000 passen? gers a day. ?euxlc gained much renown by the' story of Ids painting of grapes being pecked by birds which look it for the real article. He hints.-If. however, was deceived by a curtain painted by Par rhasius, taking It for u genuine plccVj oT weaver's work. Specimens of Russian Ihlstle, which has overrun many thousands of acres in South Dakota, haw been ifottnd growing in the cuttle yards of the West Shore road at Weehnwken. The | attention or the state government will be culled to the presence of the pest. In dredging the harbor of Swine mude. on the Island or ITsdom, a church bell weighing live hundert) pounds was fished out winde, with the broken half or another bell. Prom the Inscription they are believed to have been stolen during Ihe Thirty Years' War and to have been sunk with the vessel that bore them, says the American. Mrs. Mary Jackson, of Louisville. Ky., says the Plttshurg Post, has just passed her one hundred anil third birthday. She lived in Louisville when nil the houses were Blockaded against Indian surprises and the red men made considerable trouble for the farmers thereabout. She was a grown woman when Lafayette visited Louis? ville in 1S20 und well remembers him. Nature. O Katurc, 1 du not aspire Tobe the lih.lical hi the choir. Tube it meteor in tin- sky Or comet tli.it may ranee on high, Only a zcplt} r that may blow Amen;: the rt-cdt by Ihe river low. Give nn- thy most privy place Where tc run my airy race. In Home withdrawn, iinpnblto mead Lcl nn- High upon n mil, Or In tli' wood*, with leafy din, Whisper the .-till evening in. Seme >till werk give inn to do. Only?Iki it near tu you! Fer I'd rather bu thy child Alld pupil in die f..lest wild Thai] hfl tl'.e klligol men elsewhere, And most sovereign slave of cure, To hav?: ?>iio moment of thy dawn, Thun share the city's year rurloru. ?Hcril ner's Magazine Deduct what is but vanity <.f dress. Or learning's luxury i.r i:lli :;e-s Or trieh.-- to show the stmteli of human brain Here curious pleasure or ingenious pain! ('.xjiUMge the whole, or lop lh'excrescent parts W all enr vires have created tiff Dion see how little the remnliilng sum Vilich serves the pr-ft and must thu limes to come! ?Pope. A Chill is serious at any season of the year. At tlie first symp? tom of stiffness in any part, of the body apply an Allcock's Porous Plaster and thus ward off what may prove a very dangerous cold, resulting in bronchitis, pneumonia or consumption. Every One of the itvcalled porbut platter* Is an Imitation ol Allcock's. Aciepi no oiher. Allcock's Corn Shields, Allcock's Bunion Shields, Have no equal as a rsli,-f and cute for corns and bunions. Brandreth's Pills ?Torcorno that most provalout of all t?see-sus, constipation. The modern form of storekeeping, in one, admits of the best chances to excel in buying various lines of Wearables. Capital, Skill and Energy, linked together with forces of the Manufacturing Headquarters, and the Stores, admit of magnitude in manufacturing, and places of the Best Class of Ready=to-Wear Form=Fitting on a basis of Wholesale Prices to figure for a volume stocks selling the Union - Made Form Fining, Correctly Tail? ored Rflen's Suits made from Stylish, Durable and Choice Materials. Suits that no man need be ashamed to wear. Rare Bargains in Young Aden's Suits for Seven Fifty. Great Value in Storm Overcoats for Six Dol? lars. Strictly All Wool Brown Cheviot Aden's Suits at only Eight Fifty. Black Clay Diagonal Men's Suits, Nine Sev? enty-Five. All Wool Blue Tweed Cassimere Suit and Cape Coat to match. Double Breasted Extra Good Suits in medium sizes, only Seven-Fifty. The sizes are xip to thirty-five inches, breast measure. , Wear like leather. Warm, good,, service? able suits" for men, only Eight Fifty. Fit equal to Custom Made and A1 in every particular. Jacket, Pants, double seat and knees, patent bands and buttons, extra long Cape Coast. LOW PRICES TALK LOUD I Union - Made Form Fitting, Up-to-Date Over? coats, made from Stand a r d Materials that No where in the land can this Two Dollar Slue Tricot Boys' Suit be surpassed. Never were such Choice Materials made up so good placed sale for the Two Dollars. i MIHG RfilWS command higher prices everywhere and made nothing like so well. mm . Three Dollars never owned such Sterling Values in Boys' Knee Pants Suits as those on Brown Plaid Cassi? mere Suits for Boys up to age ? 5 are Big Lead? ers for the Two Fifty. These Suits positively stand without peer in in the Clothing world, another shipment just to hand. The best Winter Weight Underwear in America ever placed on A Special Sale in the Hat Department. Otto Muhler's Ger? man Silk Paragon Frame Winter Weight, extra heavy Woolen Sweaters Nobby Fedora and Derby Hats only Two Dollars. 13 sale this week for the Fifty Cents. B i g Bargains in Boys' Caps this week, only a Quarter. Umbrellas. Extraordi? nary value for the dollar. are on sale now for 7?c. as long as they last. The latest styles of the most approved blocks in Stylish Hats only $2. sale here to-day. The material is sightly, sup e r h I y made and thoroughly reliable. PEHDIBS BMJ Rattling Good Storm jOvercoats, large col liars, extra long; size I anywhere to age 15. [Warm, Comfortable, (Strongly Made Ulsters |for Soys, and an extra good garments for the I money, only $4. The Mammoth Stock consists of Ratts of the Finest Grades of Suits and Overcoats for .Men, Youth's, Boys and Children, not enumerated in the above schedule. All of the Garments made by BURK & CO. arc Union Made, and bear the Certificate Label of the United Garment Workers of America.