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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
VHOLS NUMBER 14.618. "llCHMOND. VA.. Till K-DAV. H-:ilRiX?tY~iO,~8^ THREE CENTS PER COIW.
PE LOME DONE FOR.
\pparently Made Himself Per?
sona Non Grata.
? DISAVOW THAT LETTER,
robab?y Have to Be Given
His Y?aliung Papers
.?, m i\\ o i i M 8*8*1 mil BDMBT
,, v\ " Prebabli Shatale iiie Btreeaa
iM Ii.iiHiik WttB iln? I'roneut
. -?.m. n It i Kind tlio Mi.
. ?.? -
e pub
iph let?
:
I Of the letter,
.::.
1. until It was tin ?lly
Minis
this letter
rt the
as In other
I in the
: ill tl
'
d to
I ?DFORD.
In consul?
t four times during the ofBctal
i franrdng
' Madrid. Th(
.- .
itlon to
D
ixtment his
I
i che. th- ,t it
to in an
to add
Itlon, that
the
-
'la-ut
.1 to
: to with
I with th? , rly.
- an in?.']'
'
V. !' Moll,
he undue I
ment would
d upon ily In the
Blr Julian
v .
?BABLY STOLEN.
but was
then
? ob
,
been M -
public men. He
i r
the
itonomoua
handling
b au
two
" ihe
;
I
'
Tl
B icfcvlll.
prece
n
. ,. lure
ed?
a i n?.t .sut!" ' l-ord
IP - .
'
cons?
mi in that
.' m
'
that with :
srritten s lett?
Cal.. In
t<? MOrch!
itrth, In oaatlni
arhere the Mb
aould no' noer, soi
'ie.lt !
His
... political
. rj ill' n
- pop?
., in powi r wa? 0"*?l
Me bell? red, boa
.
.: in dealing with
.i Baokvllii .
I
[J I Ml
"ai MinUter il Loiidln.
that 1
a?d daclared tlmt his reply to Mun
- "' ther.
: \
,,. l,.1,','"ll-'"M.n:,lh,ll ?f ibeMlnletei
-""i w. indiff?rai
i Mi. Pin-IP
rd Ballsburj
i ,:,' '.,C ,lu' ,H'ai" ?Pre?
,',; ?.ifc,oa?'hei '
?eni m the premli
But Lord Sails),.,,y ,,,,, ,,,? xmkm kimn
? _ ",." '? ? '"?tn he had
iplanatlon. He d
' to wart..:,
call, "thus ?coding m
'- Which won!,i not ,,..
' if he w.re diamlase
' ol ih.- United .stau-,
'" **Ko\ "
BACKVILLB dismisskd.
th.- m
I
, robablUlj o
ailing the Minister in.ne
: proceeded to ?iism
?ckvllli
the United States hs
1 "" lo inform you thai I
knowi
?
ment, b
i.vinc. .
mpatlble with in.
tal toth( g.
.
r presen! o?
tion In i
ni.nt of in
Iritannlc Majesty may Und another chan
i?, iw-.-ii the two .
m of their husmeas
> h pli i sure i?, depart
i am li
0 furnish you wiih the usual faculties
ml With ISM I lew, 1 now I..
. ternary tormx."
B kvllle I? ii Immediately, an?
rom <?. toi., i - until late in th?
reeent? .1 here onlj by a cl
Ign of the .lisp rith winch n
lew? d the tr.atm.nt of its Mini
W HAT SENATORS SAY.
were few a natora who I
a.i The letter Win II tl HHl t"
ay but then lively f? -. . m
ting i?- eapresa an opinion upon
?o-rioiis m ii'.!-," said S'-n
the Committee on Foreign
I
ly."
"if it Ig tun-" sai?i Senator Foraker,
leo member of the i I latlona
Committee, "Mr. De Loi
rnmedlately given hla paaspt
roes at.
nck. and inosi aatouhdl
wart : "The -, min
with Spain's policy and
n. W do evei ythlng t" oonclllate
lards; they by do?
us."
' ala?Ml th" soi.- topic ??i
ion among the memb ir
Its 'OlltentS Wet'e i'"ll-?.|.l'
I auch
It. Chairman
1 a-il Affairs ? 'oniniitt'-e;
Committee, an.i other leading i:<
is, ?i? dined to express ny opin?
an at this time, ?in the assumption that
be letter was authentic, how.-.
pinion was almost unanimous 'Unit ri"
. government could I
uch ci It
bal De Lome's words bad put an
tai.
thai the
real] ?>f Mlntetar De Lome, whll?
their presen! ?- >n?iiti??n. mlghl
irecipltate it grave cr?ate.
DEMOCRATIC OPINION.
ota mor?
.ns.
Mr, it rry (Dem crat), of K? ntneky, a
.mnnt
.-". said that if th" letter prove,I t., be
: nuiiie. the Spanish Minister should be
nade to walk the pi.ink
Mr. William Ahien Smith (Republican),
f ?Michigan, s m? mi n At
alrs ? '?'inniitt..-, said : "l regard th? 1? t
r, if authentic ront, call
it as w.i
ninlstered to Lord Backville West in
DE LOME -?CORNS DENTAL,
i ?e Lome r? c? ?\ ?ad a numb? r of
aii.r- during the day, and to thos?
?alning a doae relation to him h?- did not
lueBtion ti Ity of the publb
making it clear thai he would
the sui.t. i I? Bial toi ,
The only question i the
if th.- translation, for th? pub
a severity t.>
ielll
rhlch v.? re regarded
tat? menta.
, ii.- sel ol
1 letter and making
lensible than the writing of the I
it wai the g?
' ! I t i
p
... impropi that
happen I
in which th? - " Of
nil Ul ll'"' <*Ue#"
WHAT MADRID THINKS.
1,l.'i.l.nt I
lingoisl trick, Intended to dto
,irll , between th? United
Spain.
, ,i [NION IN' LON1
1 (iM'i IN '"' I'lAlalv 1'? Wit!) th, v
.',,;?, of the Daily M.ni. th.- morning
do ?oi comment on in- i ? Lome
The Daily Mall says:
cannot suppose th I? t
nuine, but it H Is, then i I
vouid be m the ?re. things bai
wanted t.
lon Even the recall of S
would not sattefj or pacify the la?
i o mi correspondent
rf ?pillion that BeUOT D- Umn's i
, inevitable, bul they believe Bpaln
?e allowed to withdraw him in the
.le i
u?l?can ci 5?,?w2
roti.Kiit of ?Lord Backville-West, it
"i::. tap?netele to give hi? Ma
"Th^Washlngton corwapoadanl of th?
D Newa s,n -teal McKinley
, reaolved thai Spain shall have no
I a-, exeuse to ptoh a guarrel with
he rolled
9enor De Lm?< tbout *"
illghteal loaa of dignity.'
,?, |(,mk SATO TO HAVE Rl
PHILADELPHIA, I ;"1
.,i m
?v ?tat? tha< He Loin?
i hi? reslanatlon to tin
to-day
?; Ul, ?, a late hour ?his evening lian
,',, ,?, reply Iron. Madrid. ,
M'MM.i:.^ |'IIII._%I?EI.PHI%.
I, win Iteka r?n ? BMivotaHi
I ,.|,-l.rnllo?> al BBS.
PHILADELPHIA, Februarj
nnarlvaate received ward
?..lay frim. ' M'^nL-y (hi t h?
wi!1 p? .?..-n. OU K-liruaty Od a, t ,.
.nmJ_, funi-tl??!. ?ifth.1 Fnive.sli.v In?
.f ?VMhlnstona birthday. an.i
m i a dress the faculty ami stiidentt of
Si? .M..-uta in the Academy
l n o'clock A. M.
A _,,.?...,.. ?-Kl. may ^to-JJ
txinv?on, i'ieiefore tal?? i>r- ^r?
L'?..;;:'i S> cm.
TAILOIIS" SECOND DAY
\> niHiiciiNT BfJBIBMBfl SBWStOB
i\ the innitMiov. ,
MR. CHARLES E. HYDE FOR PRESIDENT
Hi? la * ?iiiiliinted fur lln? I"n??-iitl\ i*
I Mil?-??l?rl-.r ??V.-I- III?? < l?>- VeaiiT
diij ruad l*iil-?rli.lni-i! ill Malil?I In
W, a. u'n Baaataa Beeeoaal >?ie?.
Th.- Meri-hant T, dors' National Ex?
change held another ???Mon yeeterday,
and |.?sl?les the transaction of other im
portaai buMneos, named th. officers who
- . prOSSd. OVO! the organization ft*
th.- nest tw.hr. assnths, Mr. Cbarli
Hyde of ohi'-ago, being selected lor the
xecoi
Th. day w.is largely devoted t..
and In th.- morning a long carriage drive
| , Vl-ltOIS. WHO V,' I'
drivn pal t .,11 th. many ptBI I S? his?
torical inti-r.'st in the city. When tn-y
hit th. .i.fferson. kiob, they
. ,i m.- t 01] ii" ' o tab and ten
making ?jatte an ImncHlng pro
tbO) drove throiigli the ;?nn
treeta, One of the features of th?
drive was the visit to ol?! St. John's
Church, wli.-r- th?- sexton, Mr. ?"riflina.
vie the famous
/
MR. CHARLES H. HYDE
(The Nomine.- for President.)
k Henry, deltvi
I
ios., attention, and a hen he com luded
Hie , lined jn singing
Ameiios.
After the bui don the tailors
dined in full dies- costume, and then r>
i to the lobby of th? hotel, a h.-re
a tir- - t, with buch?
and-wtng dam a for their
delectation. Afterward? the W, A. D.'.,
(W. Are Dry), i aoclal organisstlon or
.inter,-- ?'ni sewer? of doth, held high
carnival In the assembly h..ii.
THF BUSINESS BB88II ?N.
luisiii. sa aeselon was heM
-n and
sldersble business of Imp?rtanos to the
ezchange was rushed through? the prin?
cipal business* being the Domination of
from WblCfa nominations the Ban?
tlemen who are to dtrecl th? raoveaaenta
. inlzatlon 1 urli niiiK
ri ,11 be choai n t(
The session area no! quite -
me.-tings. and
at .*! o'docl DI ChaSB
called t he body to order thi n
m preeent, though many of tii.
1. re soon BU< d bj late?
conn 1 -. The 1
ui snv ridi'd. where
which the regular I
-..e. into, The
nomination of pn aldi . 1 esidents,
and secretary and treasurer were <-?? 1 i?-?l
roll of oil."i -In: il'- Behang? bs?
ing osUi ?1. I i illed,
nominating |U Choice for the various
MR. HTDB NOMINATED.
Mr. Mattl hlcago, In a brief;
eulogistic address, placed t!?e num.- ol
Mi. Chaules 1: Hyde, of Chli ago, i- fore
the body for the preMdencj ; Mr. Doll, 11
New YOrh, sconded th" nomina!Ion. . ?S
bo otber caedldate being named, the ,
nomlnationa for i hta pffl< were ,cl
For f?rs! vice-prealdent, Mr, M.rwin, of ,
Nea Vork. placed In nomination Mr.
John Bradley, of Pittsburg, who is de
i at hi? lioiin 1 He paid
?1 high trihiK?' i" thla gentleman, and .
pplauded liberally, the nomlnatl ?ns ,
for this otii i"
The name of Mr. ! 1 nk Bomer?, Of ,
a plsced before the convi n
tlon by Mr. w.is. of New York. \lr.
Somera asked that his name be with?
drawn, as he w.is still a new member,
but this requesl waj no! entertained, (
and his nomination . is n.
Mr Frank W. Krofl ol Chicago, was
ilnated for secretary, and Mr, Rich?
Notbaum, of Mllw.ukei
Thi unanimity
of th. convedtlon elicited a short ape
from Preeldenl Chase, who attributed II
to th" balmy climatic conditions which
obtain in Rtchmi
ntlala, through
Mr. Dunlop, ol Chii igo, reported, show?
resentatlona from Baltimore, Md.;
B< aver Valley, I a Mass. ; Chi?
lli.; < 'I. v. land, 1 ?. ; Brie, l'a.; Knn
iv. Mo.; i.ittie Rock, AiU ; Louie.
ville. Ky . Milu ink..-. Wi-.; PtttsbUrg,
I' 1. ; pi-,.\ Idem .. R I ; Rlchmoi d, Vs. ;
Rome, ??a.; si. Louts, Mo.; spriii.gti.-l.i, ?
111.; S'. Paul, Mum.; Washington, D C.j
Ni m York* N. v., it a a, n. y ; Wor
1, Mas?.
EXCHANGES' IIK1'< ?RT.
The Chi' lion, through Mr.
Matthews reported that th? .xebsngt M
mat city era? In ? most nourishing con?
oilion, and EBBOU monthly in full dr. ss
sniis The repoti from the Pfttaburg
Bxchangi ?bowed 1 gratifying situation
Bmoky ?City. Mr. B> sd, of Cl
land, n i I a moi i :' ' ' : Ins r* port from
Mark Henna's village, specially empba- i
ihc t.m - derived from the
KhlbltlOn HI eonilecljoil with
th.- Nation .i Coi 1 Btlon.
\ congratulatory t.legram from the
-r. .-?.??-ru of the Custom ('utt.-r-' A
dation, at Hloonuiigtoii. HI., w..> t. , I
and ..r.i.-i- .1 to be Bled.
t??, B1 Louis - rcbangc n ported, ab ?w?
vi \ promising condition of afl
-.. 1 Valle] sebani
.1 a trouble ra its axchange,
and the necessity f"i- the ezpulsloa of
toro of Its Bv ml i - The Bri. ? schang?'?
showed an mere.1-. d [.ros'ienty
1,1 th" trade of thai city.
Committee on Fashions ?ubmitt.d
...o. showing that the developmeni
- h id progressed satisfactorily,
I w.is tiled. Thi
Coromltt? "i orted, showing B
the treasury, and estimating th?- receipt.
at UM*. I
. -pended ti n s?-d to MM pi r
" sraa sdopted, together
with it? reconnu
T!,. Commltte? on ('..mentions, thronu-h
Mr. K?lf?r, ?ubmltted report, thanking
tii.- n Richmond Bachang.
f,,r ||. 40d th" llele
?r! was referred to the
Executive Committee, together with a
omendatlon lhat the cretar-, take
up with Hie railroads th. fallar, of the
delega! H|v' H uniform rat?- in
??Ing to this city.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTBaTI REPORT.
The most important. BS?sasBM of the
meeting was ihe report of I Btlve
''"mi ary.
Ml Q. J. Hafte, "f Buffalo,
mittee made Mveral recommendatiofl
or l"ss In ?inh-r of
(ppropriatlons, prevtoualy recommandai,
' f the . itim, an?l
niopt'-.i. "2 u a lengthy argumenl
m of the
'ommittee, that ommlttee on
exhibition i ' irg?
f ? l?ithln?f to i the
'ion and
dlspla table
I'll.- commit - nth rlaed
t.. incur ucb ex| i ;
mry for such a ?iisiihty ai desired. Mr.
Matthews thought that it would be well
to have this display a public OOjO, Sad
hat Invitations I it each > ir
deal g< lit i m? n of ; he cRy
rislted by the National Exchange, ask?
Ing their .-itt<-nd:iti< ? ' inhibition. '
plained thai if v. , aas ..f the ob
of the organisation to >t mission- i
[try work amone I I th" (
country, and he tlmuxht thai bj display?
ing the int. -1 fa.-hions and cats to ti
rent lemon, great good would result for i
ih.- trade generally. No action was taken i
un ti. ion.
DROP A l.l. DMLINQ1 BNTS
position from the Washington ]
Exchange for tie Ion to publish
i fashion paper, aaa
i .s foun.i to be I mi raetlcable An
?ther heated dlecusalon occurred on a
motion t.. .ir.ip fr?im the membership of
ii.- National Exchange such subordli
s are in an > al - ill thell dtl
lly decided i.? give them ninety
i.- dropping He m
Th- ?'ommittee ,,u Time and I
Seal Meeting, was ?appointed, - toll
Kiefer, <>f Baltluwre; Oard, of
Buffalo, an.i .ho- -on, and :
will rep.>tt to-iluy.
The exchange adjoarned, to reaasemble ,
o i-, k tills morning, and a -1
a ol th.- Rxecutlv? ? lommltt? e
held. Reports a
upon.
ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHT.
Th.- musicill at the .1 last
night, parti, ipated m ?j by
th.- moa! i n t resting I I the < n
.mint provided for them by the
local committee. Numerous plantation
songa were rendered as in ante-bellum
' banjo aecompanlments, and
tin- old hink an.i Wing ?I !? - of th"
and? m eorn-fleld "coon" i Ived
an i giv?m in most smuslni fashion. The
entertaintpent I al ou! a
o'clock, and continued until II, ami d.i
rinj; th?- i th- lobby of
hotel ami th- spadous galleries were
: with int
.m. n. who liberally ap?
plauded the ?larkies. ati.i rewarded tb
with Mu ail ?"?us. win. h were ever
. to tu. m
After the entertainment the W. A. D.'s,
th-- secrel organisation of the tallore
which, it is said, : '
tie Mystk Shrine had > meeting m th"
o .n. on th.- huh floor "I' ; h''
hostelry. Just ne in th?'
room was aot stated for publication,
Utfh carnival w .- bald there, an.i sonn'
fun of th.- "iart st rintag? " wa
at tin- ??pense . . unfortu
; tee
T?> MEET IN DETROIT,
Th?- committee ?appointed by tin- *
change i" agree np"ii a thai and ,
tor holding tin- next convention will re?
port to-day, an.i whi!. n., m?
is'. if anything,
i upon, i; s? .ms t.. be
lly i.ii'lers?o().| that I ?. troll will
rttertaln the tailors
'I . . -
Wait for an invitation to \'-n a ?'?iy. I'
| \\h. re ii l -lid when it
-, and as then I i dtarap
tion in th. loi il ?exchange a' i ? tr.nt. it
is though! advisable to go there m the
harmony,
t "-'! (?change will hold two
'. t
Ti'ion Besslon wil; ;..- t^. titrni btislrteVs
meetlag, and at ni^M the annual ;
I I..- held.
Th.- clothing exhibition was thrown
Open >'<-steiday, ami D r. I of all
kinds an.i cute waa bung up for
on. The i
display??i. and with thim i
patterns, which will become the style la
the ti. ur ful
Mr. John .i. Mitchell, of Now York.
th.- fishion delineator of Unertca, ?aras
?expect? i le .- to Ins] bul
h.ul not arrive.I I ist night Vis agi
Mr. Laney, expecta him this morning.
PERSONAL NOTE
Among fie tallore probably the moot
popular is Mr. h. N. Doii. ..r New York.
Mr. 1MI has th.- reputation of being In
a ?oust u,t |.I humor, an.I be n?-v?IT
his mouth bul h-- ' pringa some
witticism on his b< irei
How,
The . HT.
H Matt tews Ol N H YOI_.
ahose polish'.i mannen bave won i"?"
riim fri-tiis wherevei be moved,
are quite s number "f military
te n In the National Exchange Among
the meetlt
i i.. Chace, brigndli r-general ol the
or Rhode Island; Main <;. J.
H ,i'i i, of tin Sixty-fifth New York R?
m.-ni at Buffalo, and ?'apt.m Matt. Kel
tbe Fourth Msrylai I t, ?ol
Baltimi
Mr. Frank Bomers, who iras I?
rice-preetdenl of the Etch o!
Ih" most popular tn the EX?
han''".
dl nl ? '! '' "' "1" i:
rtopular m? n m the Bxchai
Ways a kin I word and a pi a.-aiit .-:
....
Mr. B. L spinn? y, ol has bei
"i ?lamond < rharlle" bj ?us ti idnda
Mr. Weiss, ?>f New York, wears more
than any of tin?
oth.-r talloi - Be i "b : eell? d" all ov? r
is an.I even on in* cuffs. ,
a stickier for businei i la Mr ? i - I ?
Wood, of Washington, though be enj
i little fun as WI II.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
.\it. Chai I? K. Hyde, one ol the i
[.opuiur men In the Exchange, wi..> will
[?.- lay be el? cted pn sldent. la on ol
Chicago pn peroua and most promt?
n. Be baa i" - a In the
merchant tailorti I in the Windy
Cttj sin?-. IS it, and with other mercta
in that i-iiy w?s hurii'il OU! In the gl
lire of ^7". 11" r?--. sial.lishe.i Ins liusl
howevi-r. an,i ! is been al one
Stead for Iweiity-tive wars.
H? i \ n i-piishient of the Commercial
Association, one of Chicago's larg?set a
laiitii. Organisations, and Is oas ol tae
committee having in charge tin
of un Immense permanent exposition
building ?>n tin lai,?- front. Be la aa
. nt of the i." al ? ich inga of <ni
oage as well as ex-tn isurei ..t the Na?
tional Bxchange, and wai member .?r
the Worhl's Fair Committee from the N.
I Bxchaago, which ?oonualttes erect?
ed the lar??' M0.SM building f??r unr. liant
tailor- bI thi B bits City, He la on.
the i... In I.is Stab
? t m ter ??f the second largeet lod?.
in America, having boon its fii
v. ni. n. Bo is on.- of the most genial
men M thS convention, and will no dOUbt
| i.'ioiully K""-'
officer.
Tin? (.i-.?'i???t?t ??f All ?aft*.
Thi re is no ?Ift to i tred v. nh
th. Non?' r?'.ilize this lik.- th.- sut.
t? r. r from some chronic or long-standing
,-e. To sm h the ?(ft of rciow..I
health Is prleolssa. And \.t it Is witrttn
th?- roach of ail such sufferere Ths
Kieat sp. ?lalist in the eure of all ;
:- .m.i ehroale dteeaw i, Dr
Qreene, Ne '?-'> vv? t Fourteeatb sti
N.-w York etty, famous the world
i?.r ins wonderful curt?., has decided to
give ? onsult ?tlon and advice her?
K.niemher, ?sufferer, thai yn .
win.? him a description ot your
ai;.i kg will return a carefully cons!?
t.iii? explaining your ?its .
giving ndvtaa, etc., without eharge of .my
ky-d. Write to-Uay and hagltg w
y ou re
BEAR ONLY MEMBERS
?O OTHERS C\\ SPEAK AT OMJ
POM!?]BBS'S mkktim;?.
?R. SAUiNDERS ADDRESSES THE CLUB
rhe Member frnn? Franklin Make?
a. lllutliiK ?p-fch and ..roua?-a
?.rent Eiitliualaain?Op|i4i?ltloa to
1.11 oil-(?<>\ er n in i? nt l.i'iiKUi-,
I,
Henry ?I.
p, Mont
L Wood,
These are t^.e days wh.n ?h?- candidat.
or municipal orach la r^obnce,
nd when the most humble cl'Uz.n M
Bad. t" feo| his Importance, ami swells
rdto l.\on.| hims.lt' wh.n he thinks or
be |...w.r of his vote. Bvery one now
tbe "glad-hand.'' Slid tb? worin
MSB. bubbling Over with goo?! will and
rf.ndlln.ea, with never an unktiui feel*
H ir lb. harmony of this ;
CriOd of the ? ity's his!
This seeming lOV. feaal was ,|ui?*
. tit last niglit at the m.'.ting of the WO
lominioli I?? in??eralie ('lub, when g?lte
Bomber of candidate? mingled with ltl?>
tardy son- ol rj*e?BOcraoy or thai organ!?
atioii. and gav then? th. rlglit band ot
sUowship.
Hon. B. W. Beunders ara? present, and
?as Introduced as "probabl? 'the most
tistinguish.'d rnember of ths House or
>.-! ?,at. >." The Prieajat. from Franklin
a splendid sddres., which was
v.irmly received by the organization, and
it its conclusion be iras sleeted an
tonerary member ?if th? body.
lied to order about &:'?>
ry !'r. si.l. nt Wood, and the usual order
tinea, was disposed of. Bevo?
si bow members ?rere elaeted. and tbetr
,?'in? placed Upon tb. roll Of the club l>V
Taylor. The following ?tandtnsj
?ommltti. - wi re appointed for I
. year:
Ive ? lomml
l. Redwood, w. H. Mollen,
- "... E Bowden, A.
omery, John ! '. Donleavy, s.
ind i". M.inning. Jr.
Membership committee- Henry J
l. C. Adama, and L L w
Employment Committee w. H. Mullen.
\.iiin Dlocont, C. Manning, Jr., J. ii.
and W, i!. \.iams.
o.Nl.Y MEMBERS can Sl'KAK.
red by Mr. corin,
?roylding thai a pul.lie mo-ting be bold
i' Old-Market Hail on th.- night of March
'h. ai which ail candid ' - Red to
peak. An amei dmerfl ? to this
irovldlng that only those candidates w"io
ir-- asembera of the club he allowed to
rpeah a! the meeting. Mr. J. w. Gibbons
latt? r, .?nd though! th.- <!< -
nonst ration should 1 ? open to ?ill. at? - i
i'ayior .ir?<i Mullen fevered the amend
.lid also Mr. Colin. The ? '
a.- amendment was to exclude Tr??ill the
representing th?. Good
lovernm.nl League.
Th" president sta'.-?l this vary plainly
n explaining th. position tin- club bad
aken in regard to this matter. 11 wa?
m allowing those m n,
hemselve. "good Deanocrats,'1 and who
rere now sttemptlng to "run t
fovernment," a volee in sny meeting hod
m.i.r th.- auspice, of the Old Dominion
? m.>? rali?' Club The resolution, as
amended, was adopted almost unani
si'i'Kcii OF Mil. BAUNDHR8.
Mr. K. w. Beunders, Bjember of the
.kliu county,
vas Introduced to the ?lub. and mid- a
nos! lin- ited that the
?v than
bat in tho pi .bleb h?- was
med to participate.
Baders -aid h.- heartily approved
?f political clal - m a tb ugh! II araa
?nly in d?aling alth Importan! qui
?1 to-dai thai th? p irty could bop.
v. support. Certainly, as far as
rned, the mere actloB of a
"?arty in the pest and in years long gom
?y, would bav? littls w-.-ight arltb him
?in- Dan - irty, ha thought, h id
n the lea! flv? year, manifested a more
ictlve purpoee to live up to it- platform
. than in !
?hi: party not degenerating.
Mr. Banadera aaM be was not on.- of
ho believed in the d< generation
.i' tie- party, ami who w.!-- Imbued ?rltb
i that those who .di.tp.-d the law?
it to-day were Inferior to those i
if old. For sin. wd tact ii - and adroit
rchemee, 'tho.-.- old fellows of a bum red
no! - v.n .\c. pting -
rVa.hlngton I
ra.ll) out do th. legislators of t b
lit day. lie thought th" politic- .,:' !..
lay were as clean sa thsy hod ei
.id he, th.- country ha.!
-.- n th.- 11, ni.e ratlc pn ty turn its -v. v
'rom thi I look toward the West
'< r a man to |.-.,d th.-ni ;i man who
-.oui?! live up to th.- platform of his
-tarty.
"When we nominated that
!.. ?Vest,1 w. J. Bryan," d
"the p "pi" knew thai thi i m
" -i i tic part) had pu! i ndidate
ano meant buslm ild surround
dm? If with a Cablnel thai would llv?
up to th?- principles laid down for ttietn."
Ami hence, Mr. Baunders, continued, the
mom i pow? r h "i si Isen sue*
nighty Influ? i ndidate.
rhe latter wa? denoun? ed as a tbeo
i-i .nid a dresmor, by men who wen
"not worthy to li.- hi- Bhoestting." lAp
FREE SILVER AND CLUBS
Hi.-. itlon, Mr
Sounder, said that tiios. opposed '." the
i,.- col ' id no! deigned
:?i discuss serious!) that gi
but conti mptuousl
?n, when it was
reell) a ,!'' ' > mlnatlon on th<
li t., right
the on-- to which
i.. araa sddn islnj hi- remarks
,v.-re tie- bodlea to mak. the Influence
felt in such problems, it was in Hi.- en?
actment of such laws as th- "employers'
and Hi" measure requiting
.-i their ear-, t h n th" people wer.
d, more than In .11 th. talk
iboul Jeflersonlsn Democi The
p. ..pi.- .-h.nii.I make th.tr candidate? .n
iiouiice th.ir principles before they chose
them ss repre.?
Uli.I. BE NOMINATED u.AlN.
Speaking ot the futur*. I of th?
,ir. Bounder? raid the contest of
i.i i?- aagi ! on the Bans, plat?
form and with t!.
tii.- but Tl St i 'lie most
enthusl istlc appls
Mr. Beunders referred to th. ei
of a Richmond dally (the Times) during
..iign, wh.n that
-poke of i'.ry ni ?is ".?n leap's
" The speaker declared that
it w.i.s tii-- magniti'?nt ?peecb of that
"i?,y" b.-foie t?,,. i ation
^.?v?- him tin- nomination, and lhat
Ion made BO " !'
take. Prolonged spplsoM als,, gi
tins declaration: "When w?- s.-l.-ci him in
-.. we voit m ik
no more mutak. than ?re dM then," s.ii?!
Ilstlagulshed si-?-a.k>?r, ss be con*
Cluded Ins p marks.
Major Helms, Bupseratss^ent of 18s
ivniii-nti-ii-y. was prissent, and was In?
vited to speak, uvt h- respactlvei]
? In...!.
Mr, F. B, Brent, of I ?ras aba?
Called upon, and made a few bi i? I bOl
- urtlc > "'?be.
a vote of thank? w:i.-> tendered Mr.
fJbunders and Mr, Brent, and tb?) arere
both elected honor.. r> r?waa*?8evs i ;
club
i ?IE CANDIDATES ABI HBAJUX
The question tbeo nsrsn liner*
Ing th?* candidate? for th? variaus city
I to ad.Ir.-s-. the eluh. Th?
dudare?! that und?:' Hi? resolution a<l"I?t
?.-d by the organization, nu oue SfbO vius J l
int an i gtrfbutiag, or h?
nember of the club, could a
n Curtir?. Who Is n member of th??
luh. then made a statement 10 I
>.t that he bad
he positron of Sheriff, but had
hot h- WOUM B '' run if tl
taring to that oSre wet.- reduced. Re
otloed that they
h. Legletetare, and, therefore he re?
notify ih
ui.lie ,.|1 i h .Oll lie W'Ul.l le't
Mr. Bughee announced hu? Intention
( pladi pie for
? -election as Sh-rlft.
Mr. W ".1 the only can
for City Auditor v.nth .1 to the
rivlleges of the floor, a f*w
smarks.
Munford, Hawkins, am! !
of Comml
f th?> ?Revenue, were declared entitled
o the privile?-?? to speak, ;iml ?Id SO Ot
h'- or.I-ft n.un..I. Mr. Hawkins snid thot.
i. Hi- following ?gentlemen ?wonM
ia|. I wiih him in the w?.rk Of
he enV? M? are m i. Carter, T "W.
oseph. .1. A. Haley, D. W. Mortoi
'h. odore Th.uk. r.
BOTH SPOKE and SIN?'..
Captain Cunningham, candktete for vm
! -. tion t.. th.- oSfce <?f city Collector,
ras invited t.? spieak. H- i ! ;h it be
ad faithfully attended to Um duties oi
is office* and naked an indorsation of
?^ record and past servi,-es i.? a i?. mo
rat. No dab bad ever called upon him
or Contributions that he hail not r?
ponded. IP ' | upon f.u a
oni?, and h??rortj hi !. he added
hit that was an "additional coinpli
lletlt."
Mr. li?tes, candidate for th.? ofhve of
ty Collector, spoke next. He sold be
onldn'l Mag, bul ihn. Instead, he la?
stated t" "wo around an.i shake hands
. ith the boye" He denied ths ?ruth of
lu? rumor that should he be elected i?i*
on Would he his deputy.
Mr. Briggs, cand ?Acs of
'Itj Sergeant, sp..ke. as dkl ateo Mr.
leorge McD. Blake, candidate for the
See of High Constable. The Uitl
ie knew every candidate was the "work?
ngman's friend," bat be, when g mom?
?r of the city Council, had demoa?
trat. ,1 his right to Mi" claim by I
n that body, ii.- wanted to know boa
rany of the preeenl officers "f the dty
rere oa the stump during the leal cam?
itlng th" <-i?. tlon of i
Mr. Reda.I, "in- ?>f Mr. fjarrtson's
leputlee spoke for that oSteer In the
ne.'.
MR. MULLEN and THE BCHOOIA
Mr. Mullen, a. member of the dub, an?
lounced htamelf as candidate f<?r the
Sty Council from Jefferson Ward. Be
aid in- understood thai the "c,?n.?i-iiov
rnment League" Intended to put up
sndidates for the Council in tint ward.
oppoaed t.. that 1.1
rov. rnm.'iit." that would deprive Hi'-'
ichool children of an education, and
vouhi r..i. th.ir Instructors of their
-1 to thai
rovernment" that would ?establish ?
finance board." all nine to be dected
u ? ftaj Ward, t.. rob th- i opls ?>f their
inhts. He was oppos.il to tl
..'.- ms,, ?i was compc u a ii"
"?:-e(i th.- Democratic party, and Mp
."rt'-.i McKinley. These remar?
:i ' ted w ith grt a applaii o . and tin?
Ul .1.-. lar l'ion .au-, d th.- wild' SI
li monstr itlon of approval,
Mr. A. I'. Montgomery announced bim
If as a candidat, tor )n iflStrate, and
dr. Stephen Wood also declared himself
i candidate for th? position Mi
hall Ramos, in a few humorous remarks,
innounceil himself a candidat i for Jus
ice of the P< ace He, like captain Cun
ilngham, was requested to sing, and
lid s...
Tin? ?lui? th.n ?adjourned, after ad?
L resolution to hold week;.
mm- ii. un? MXl WedBOSd
OTHER CLUB MEETIM
The Young "
'luh of Jackson Ward h< Id i m?
heir rooms. l_l North Seventeenth
number s
.'.ele pr.'S.nt. Utld .'id'
I
'. w. Cunningham, J. C Smith, E J.
Yarr.-n. E ?' Qarrison, Q. McD. Btehh,
:. M. Nobles, 0. A. Hawkins. John
and .). T. Bughes Tills tilth
Wednesday night
"Tammany Club" was organ!*
tight at a meeting held near Second and
meal sire.' n which about two bun
red D?mocrate w< The foi?
?wing officers were elected: President.
Ida. khurn. Jr.; Vlce-Prealdent, Mr.
Celtb; Becretary an.i Treasurer, B
ii. Krause spok? li I roi I be candi
acy of Mr. Hawkins, while Mr. ? 1 - t
rood'a claim d by Mr. J.
A Democratic meeting will be bold to?
normw nigh! at Westham il.ill. corner
f Laurel and I whteb
everal of th" candid it? i will ?p. ak.
Pili li- r
"pte.l an Invitation to a.ldi.-ss
Ward A? tii Saturday night.
NEW CANDIDATES OUT.
iming out almost
?ally. The in?.st Interesting announce?
rterd ?y waa thai of Mr. F. ?'.
one of tin ?ration in the
i s a candidate for Sheriff.
F. B. Thoma on will run for
.-?I |n M nil 'ou Ward, and Mr.
i ?;. Armstrong m Marshall.
Mr. -M-ld.-n lo II.? \|.polu(ed.
tte Harry i Chesterfield,
thai Hon. i
tuber of thi Board
the Polytechnic Institute, will be
n al. .u .- of the i : C eitrol, which
las the supervision of the Btat?
I III.'.
The >??vv 4.IIi?k?ii (.Irl.
Mr. Charlea Dana (Ml drawn :i
.u "? 111.son ? .irl." w In. li will be I
. r of on,- of tiie popular period!?
als. ii is non.- other than the artists
.-.su lit!!.- daughter, .'i-"?i i year, and M
ntltled ' My \ alentlne."
i. ?d?, lor <li<? II i if s???r??.
Julius Meyi t- Boni
i .ai-ioad of go-oda from New York for
beta splendid neu itere, on uppei Broad
Into which they win move i" ahoui
wo w..-k-. '. -'- Arms
n Richmond to r? ' shte
i.. nt of goode
li?ll??r*' I-', ?.hi lilt tit ?'Tin' J .?ff? rl..lll.*,
I will n- ..t u . ?n-rooras ail
la) Thursdaj and Friday, Will i
o hare all my patrons cat] and
meet Une ?>t Barat?ala m
ariii. EWl?;.
No.
iJwiiiK to the KlaaSlhal
N'..; going to take Dr. David's
lyrup- "Boa! on earth" for cougha,
otisumptioti. bronchitis, and ??1 throat
md lung trouhtge It Ig i
Toe, Qeodyear, B elti d Mutton
heretofore sold al $3. 1X50. and n.
: this we.k during the epeeiil for
imlv M.M at Tin: MODEL
STORE No ?A?? Broad atr?
If \uu Suffer
tvith si'k headaohi-. use Dr. David
7111a "Beat ?ni .
and all
ind liver tr??o
The Williams Typent .ks for
VkSWe ?writing, ?i i
Ul.llt, ItloSt
? 'ouvenielll. ..lid sin
se mlmeti
graph*, etc. Hood m i r rent.
HAUDIN COMPAS
. M .m.
It "i. Well
viih Dtele Nerv? ?ad Bone LtaUseai
ms, aim
li? "lUJili? iialiis. Cuica where ol?
tali.
eis
niKv will mm
tEFOHM'TOHY ltd IIU) DIMI'I'li^T.
II) >\ I TH ? (?Mill TTEE'M UEIIIRI.
RESIDENT C?SKIE WILL RETIRE
lasSaara. A. II. ? hriatlan. \lrgli,|,,,
BawiaSk ?ind ?iiIiit? \\?!' |. ,, i,,.,
SuH?Thej DaeMiee That Bsstalajaasj
i?r iNNliliilioii Han II?-.n Impaired.
rs of th?? Board of ilaitagasaan
f the 1 u of Virginia r??.
tard the report of thu H linltt??-.
.aiii'.i Bcforaaatery as mtensebj
lointiiiK. Wail, it la evMantly hi
o i... ?m,i la, in f ot, a comptote vtndson?
Ion of tb. board It is gem rally fait H.a.
?tile Irritatlnir criticisms have be?n ex?
which ?n t by ? Hi
?? lop? d in th.- ,,f thi
L'ligthy and most rigorous . i
I
ly Meatlfled with th. hoard le?
nd the Investigation as one of th
st blows to philanthropy In the I
rison reform that ?oui?! poHNkbl-, <
i? ?u <!..ilt. They hay that the o,
i
iblllty would have been lnT.ln.bt. to an)
rre.t institution, and ?Whey bav. ?par??.
leither .heir time nor their mn1
making th?> reformatory a t
torn svery point of view, swveral prom
nein gentlemen w? r? r Huir
i.ws on the -, I with
ptlon thi > i
lympathy with tie board, ?ml . 1
h? coin-., of the inv'
PBEBIDBNT CASKIB TO RJ9T1RM,
: -noie than probable th it tin- In
estlgition will lead to th?- i
if m ally. If no! all, the niemtmr.,
toard at the next nnnu . which
vill be In Id about the ndii.ll.' of April.
'resident CaakM
lot think thi I
it this time. Tii ,? takes
ilSC. In April, and I
'
.elation is that a \.i ?i an ting
re from tl
1,'in y, thoogb not from th?' l*?.-u,J. My
I.'termination to retire from the pr?j*l
iency is not due to th- report ol the In?
ling Commutes al ail. i h-ot
.ad.- up my min?! to ?lo so
nontlis ago. for i hsv. found tl
eformotory and the Council ha.
?iking up BO much of my tlm. ,
i rieaci' cting my own h
lad 1 t... n wavering I
ion, though, thi? InVefAigatton would
el'talnly liave mad,- in?- .:
ilgn,
REPORT hisai-cointin*!;.
"I ?lo BOt Hin!' rstaild i i i. , .ai ot th..)
oinmitte.' t., r. tl?. i in
''lent. ?n -,.... i , ,,
rank to up.J that ther- ,. thing?
n th? report thai ppototbaaj t"
mmlttea
found that there was say ' |
lent clothing. In
lefore them. The question, win?!'
hould hive ?h.lins on
teep them from running
hOUld h" ..Mined 111 ,|i
. is entirely matter of opinion.
I'll.- managen in it heat t.. bos
:n. and th.- commit',
.hink It '
>ody that hi- ?poke, to me upon
he sub. . to think that tin- re
ormatoi*) is a very i.. thing in
;d i ho'?*, it will com inn?
" do go? p?**slbl!ltie.,
lowever, seem r-? tly limit?
I by the pi ?on."
Speaking of in*, duties as pre?rld?nt, Mr,
iaskle ?rent on to nay thu i \
ears h?; had given freely of Ms Ums
nul his money t?> the Institution, tttid
ia,! freqn.nl ; . i ? when
Und? v '"'I.
"\\" do not question tho riglit ?,f th.
ire " h" continued, "to
ffSte any Institution in th. State, nor ?lo
to take into
pi.? in th?? e.immunity
rrho go to form an association, but we
lv dlssppMnted with the report
if th" nimmitt"-."
MEMBERS WILL 8XB0 HKTIUK.
Mr. A. H. Christian, Ji
,'i. ?-pr.sid? I:'
vas als?? <>-n b) i I
Mr. Christian would, in th" nati
"Or, b. el' . I id tO / I '.'-Tkl?>,
is the hi: I vie -pr.-r 'dent- Major BtBas
has .iii- 'i ? long term aod ro>
m th. doth s. which b? found
loo onerous four years ago. Mr. 4'hri?
rarfsass to ta
Ire m April nom th. b
Laurel Reformatory. My ssnrks
nsiitiitloii b o r.ly voliuiiarHy.
been rendered f-om ab..
''union was doing ?orie
rmation of the ? riutybel yousb ?t
I believe that ite insMfuiawss
has been rery much impaired by th?? cmi
i-tn oi the . "mini; ilioutvli.
<o far as 1 am '.the Mmllng
;ompletely sonei " Indi?
vidual. . I do mit car?' to b?
to sucb criticism In Ihe futur?-."
Mr. Virgim
?npu.it..'
.?-m, thai b. woiii.i withdraw
\prii meeting, win!" he sos n
ictlve m the managem.nl or He* affair.
,f th. Institution, he mys be ?
li- knew thai they were in
he band '' "" " '
:, lent hi* credit to the
Lton .m I -"I It? paper. He re?
be withdraw.I Ol Mr. I I -
ior Btilee, and Mr. Chris Has Itsss th.
Ilrectorat. as s public ealaratty,
the belief that every m? <
loctatlon will withdraw fn
c, f,,,mat..r.' Board. Be dOeS no? mo
iow tin y can do other. -'y?, for
mir motive? bav? been impugn?-!, ?n-i
he fact that limy ha. t??n\t
,f their time and ni"ti'
He thii '.
B IriMUHtlO?
'
Am a sien.? YBT Krrrtt*rivs Rcs-mr for
1'br'oat asbrasaasB, bkow*?'? Bkonchui. Tsooasa
taiul Or.-t In public lavor. Tbey ?V? absolataly
'. f.,r tb???l!"vl.tlonof ?II Throat Irr!?
i ? . a 1 ,r u??of tb? ?olee.
Kittel 'lower Concent rnt?*?l Kruli Jalee? sr.
nil.* in the .-entre o! the frul? dis?-teto* ?un.y
rytn-itn. ITrtCBii, I.4UD ?t; ? a
?iKei.t--. _
For l)l?en?e? ?if II??* ll??r, **i > " ?eh.
and Kidney?
ibo Wat' ",r ?Vni's Sulpha |
>pt in.? i? tbe m?j?t val?'?' '.-tea.
i'l rata. U I.***" * V? Wbo!a*ul?* Agonis.
The Weather.
? \, .\.-'!HNi:toN. F.'bruury 8?
I FAIR for Thur'*
j j | [-abate *??n??r.iiy fair
I , lur; ?lightly warmer; ?-sat
For North Caroltna-Oenerally fall
?lightly warmer; eaetertb
:u IN
RliAY was clear and pleasant.
- oi ther mo in?
. .W
0 A. M. '
.
i .M
U nlK'ht.?
Mean teruperatur?
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