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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
Expensive Revolution.


There is not the least reason 10 doubt that
if the Fraud and Force bill passes the SEN
ate. the Circuit Court reorganization act
will also be made law. II would, Of course,
impose upon the taxpayers heavy expense
in addition 10 the 5000. 900 required by the
Election bin for each Federal contest, but
that Is matter to which the managers of
the dehcit-creating Administration, Of
course. give no thought whatever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
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LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

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fv10-eoIlSt Principal.
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SEEDS

GERMAN OR CRIMSON CLOVER
NEw CROP sEED. n'PolTED DIRECT ni
Us. The earliest orc . the clover. and i' ITO
valuable for early green ice bay. of '' ''
improver Of the SOL
I. W. WOOD y SON SEED II hi''
iy2O-tu, th&saI kchmo"'' '''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24

In the celebrated Mckinley bill where 10
the farmers COME ln' Mr.. Blaine says they
are frozen oui
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
The Same Nature.

We of the North are ever ready to jump
on the people Of the South for wanting the
colored brother 10 keep on his own side-to
the lecward of a ten-acre lot; yet we are
built lust that way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
Bold But Blind.
ATLANTA Constitution.

In the final roundup the Republicans will
not have as much fun As they though they
would. Reed is leading them boldly, but
) blindly,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-24
The Growing Manufacturing Town of the Virginia Valley


the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
A GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH.
Vigorous Protest Against 1t by the South
eru Press Association.
Try telegraph % the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, g. G., April 3O.--At the meeting
of the Southern Press Association the following
resolution Was introduced by Hon. Patrick
Walsh. OF tho Augusta Chronicle, and unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas a measure IA pending In Congress
making the Government party 70 general tele-
graphic scheme end whereas TINS ~ DANGER
ous departure from the principles OF deInocratic-
republican government a. denned Dy Jefferson,
witch are b.st calculated 10 protect life and pro-
perty, 20 secure the liberties OF the people, ana
promote the welfare Of the citizen; ana whereas
Tho tendency 90 Capitalization III administrator
OF the Government and the increase OF oince-nou-
ers ought 10 be checked and whereas 10 mako
the handling Of the telegraph business OF the
newspapers OF the United States dependent on
the good VIII OF employees suoleS' ~ pay Tot,
troll would be an infringement OF tho liberty OF
the press and subversiye OF the best interests Oh
the people: therefore
Rcs9lred, That we, the members OF the South
ern Press Association. earnestly request our ne
representatives. and Senators in Congress 70 use
their best ondoAyors TO secure the deiest OF lhiS
iuiguitOus measure , -.
Resolred, That lhis action be communicated 10
the senators and Representatives ny ths ttosi-
dent and Secretary
FORA GOVERNMENT SYSTEM or LEVELS
Mr. = ID Pool, of the New Orleans Times Demo
craf introduced the following resolution rela-
tive 10 tho Government improvement OF me
Mississippi river, which was adopted AFTER somo
discussion: ,
Resolrcd. That IT is tho sense OF the members
of tho Southern Press Association that the main
tenauce OF an efficient system OF leYees on the
Mississippi river Is a matter of national concern
ana that the Government should take the necee-
ssry steps 10 build and sustain such system.
Experience has shown that tho people hVlns
along the banks OF the river are unable 10 pear
the burden OF taxation necessary TO support
such system and tits not right that they
should be required 10 do So The Mississippi
Is essentially "a national river; It's hoods shOuld
be resiraiuod by tho National Government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
TO-DAY IN EUROPE.
The Demonstration to BE Made by La
bOr-The Men on Strike.

The Demonstration to BE Made by La
bor-The Men on Strike.
fBy Angl0-American cable TO the Dlspa'ch.l
Berlin. April SIT is estimated that 5000
worSmen arc on strike in Germany.
ALL BUT ONE PROCESSION FORBIDDEN.
LONDON, April 80.-All PROFESSIONS Of working
men here tomorrow, except one, which will be
compelled to follow q specified route. have been
forbidden.
WORK1IEN DETERMINED TO ACT PEACEABLY.
Rrgrlv, April 9Q.-The Toitsbiar. the work
mnn's paper, says tie wOrkmen are determined
10 act in a peaceabie manner to- morrow. All
attempts 10 create disorder, the paper says, VIII
fail.
PRECAUTIONS TO SUPPRESS DISORDER.
PERRIN. April 3)--The Government ls taking
great precautions 10 suppress any disorders that
may arise from the celebrations tomorrow by
the Vorkngmcn. Troops In the various districts
IN which trouble IS threatened are being pafaded
AMI put through a course Of exercises I'm tactics
for iho suppression OF riOts De;dchments OF
treop4 around Potsdam have been supplied with
balLclriridges, which they Will use II called
uuOn 10 disperse rioters ana meet WIN resist
Rnce Hallway trains are hold in readiness 70
instantly convoy reinlorcements Of troops TO any
point whore disturbances may break out
NO prpUTArIoNs WHILE DISORDER PREVAILS.
PARIS. April 30.-The Project Of the District OF
tho Rnine has instructed the Mayor or Lyons not
10 receive any deputatiOn while disorder pre-
walls ia tho streets. The Mayor has therefore
closed the town hall.
ENFRGLTIC MEASURES TO PREVENT DISTURB
AECEs.
PARTa. April 30-The authorities throughout
Franco are continuing energetic measures TO
prevent disturbances tomorrow. The police
continue 10 arrest Anarchists III this city sus-
pectol OF being connected with tho plot TO IN
augurate q revolution by means OF dynamite.
Several o. the Paris papers state that the Duke
do Iuynes will he arrested In consequence OF a
discovery by the police at the residence OF the
Marquis de Mores of papers duplicating him in
plot ~ Do MOres and his friends TO proclaim
the Duke OF Orleans King of France.
ALARM sUBsIDlNG.
VIENNA, April - Alarm Is subsiding. The
labor Journals enjo1n the wOrkmen 10 preserve
order The factory operatives at honiggratz
have decided 10 work tomorrow.
TROOPS But NO DISORDER ANTICIPATED.
MADRID, April S0--Troops occupy oil the prin-
cipal buildings In Valencia Uneasiness pro-
walls In the province, and many families are
leaving thoir homes. No disorder, however, Is
expected.
A PROCESSION FORBIDDEN.
AMSTERDAM, April 3Q-Tho Municipal Council
has forbidden n pro 'essiOn on May-day. Social
list leaders will deliver speeches in Plancius
Hall A strike is considered improbable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
li.laxc. nos,--ReesIp,s ass bead .

ycsrljngs 1isisxc. Hogs-Recsip'A s,ss5 head;
nominal. at 81 s0ssAD ger 100 pounds
CHICAGO, April sa.--Cspue-koccip@. SOY
head: shipments. 5000: market stcsdy 70 ssrong-
or; beeves, g. s0ataib: steers sasoateoo s,oss'
ers aud feeders s. ;0atki5: cows, bulls, sna mlf-
Cd, 81. s0a$2G0; Texas sseers. f2s0ssa@ hcxs.-
Receipts, 1880 head shipmer,s, aOO hsea
market strong mixed, stoosS4 az ncssy'
ssosasta,H; tight, sisS ak sk'pe: s1'ys ~
heai market strong; natives, faieato: western
eora-fed. $5ass: Texans S4aS; lambs SAs.eo
NJ. LOUIS. April a.-ca;tic-aeceipts, z'iU
head: shipments. 100 hesd; marke. stronger
fair to fancy native steers. s. s)sa@ NJ; isr 70
good. RtOstAsO; stockers and feeders fa9a
$50; Texans and Indians. 2tOa<asn
Hogs-Receipts, 800 head; shipments. AIUo
head: market weak fair TO choice nessy'
ioe:t9; packing srsass, A ss.d,S,. ns is
head; shipments, eco head; market steady ;
fair tochoice. siaS5.ie.
EAsr Lissxry, April 29.--Cattle- Receipts, go
head: shipments, 40 head; market SLOW a.
yesterdays prices No cattle shipped 70 New
YORK to-day. Hogs-Receipts. Loo head; EMP.
ments. f,OeO head; market slow; medium and
selected. 81 isas4s0; common IN best Workers,
81, Dss+ 40 pigs, fiaftlo Three cars hogs solps
ped 20 New York to-day. Sheep--keceipts, l.'OO
head. shipments, lao head market fair a.
yesterdays prices.
BALTIMORE, Apri1 2s.--cairs',oa Soek- Yards.
swine There has been very iull Offering ms
week-some 500 head In excess OF the fair nun
Der recorded last Monday. The quality 10 re-
ported generally a. being gooi, aud trade Only
fair. The market was no; quite as strong as last
week, though the same figures ruled to-day as
they did then. but with much fewer sales, snn
those OF very nne western hogs. NJ the TOP hg-
ures. Quotations, 5y.aoJSc. for fair 70 good west
ern hogs, aud 5ila5yEc for near.by nogs rough
hogs. -. sOws and stays, ts<a5c- net ArfNais
9,3.A head, against 1891 for last week.
cldYcm0ni N0ck- Yards: Receipts this week,
5,iSO head, against 1855 last week. Fair 70
good selling az $50 and roughs az - Ne
csipts of sheep auI lambs. !,703 head. sheep
selling from Sd TO SIC. ; lambs from 10 9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
DEATHS.

PEI. -Dlei. a, bis resldencs IN sancaestsr, ~
haif-part ~ O'Clock. Nednesasy. Hpfil y, t,ea
HUGH FEB, native OF ne county b'u'h' ire
lsnd. .
Q o'ciock FRIDAY MORNING.. frisnos ana 40
quaintances are invited 70 aitsnd-
FoRDLDled, April 10. 100. al I'D Y. N:
l. WOOD STANLEY, aged Eve months yoeoss.s
son Of J. Frank aud Annio 7. Ford and grand
son o. n. ". Hudgns ~,
Funeral from the residence. i0ik south Pine
street. sitc Y. ". TO-DAY. hcisufes Oh Dotn
families are invited ~ attend
GRAHAM April %. 100, IN nsnrsoo
county, at The residence % her sca-in-'ss. Nsh
Bil, Mrs. MAHALA GRAHAM; aged eish'y-n's
years.
she lcsyes six sons two daughters, and .
host Of frienfs 70 nlonrn their ioss
Funeral froon First African Bsptsi church
THIS trnursdAy) MORNING at II oci"cs.
Friends and scauaintanccs invited N eitend.
GRRPP.-Died. Tuesday, April 18th, Of "a,
p. ~. al his residence. 1893 Mil street., VT.
JOHN p GRkPP ased ht.y yesrs four n,, m months
lie leaves wife aad three chiiren 10 mourn
their loss
Father. thou art gone 20 rest;
We will not weep for thee
For thou art gone whero of on earth
Thy spirit longef 90 %.
Father thou ART gone 10 rest,
Thy tolls sni care arc Ger;
And sorrow. psln, and suffering now
Shan neer distress thco more.
rather. thou art gone 10 rest.
And this shall be our prayer
That 11en We reach our journey end
Thy glory We may share.
The funeral will take plase from Christ Epts-
copaI church, corner ~ NcnaDle and ecou
streets. AZ s-20 p. ". TO-DAY.
Alexandria papers please copy.
JONES. Died. on Tuesday, a. 1870 Z. NJ,
| EVA NJ, only daughter Of Mr.. Alfred q. AMI
| Georgie q. Jones: aged seventeen yearA
| Friends OF toe family are invited % the fu-
neral services st the First baptist ehurSh on
| THURSDAY, May Isl. az T. " ~
REID. Died. in Norfolk. Va. ON April sith.
| BESSIE e.. vito ~ George c. Reid and daughter
Of Nc late Charles b. and Ann ". Williams. "
| Kichm
| Not only IN her own family and large crvlo ~
| friends 81 the loss ~ this beloved lady keeniy
| fcN. Foremost In every good word and Work,
| she gave her time Gni talents 70 the Master IN
whose footsteps abe loved % follow, and tho
| whole community IA tho poorer by her death.
| And heard ayOicc from Heaven saying unto
| me. Write. Blessed are the dead which ole In
! the lord from hencefUr'h. Yea calm the spirit,
| that they may rest from their iahOrs, AID thon
| works DO follow them.
| SHELLEY. Died, at her residence. No 10 ives,
Clay street, on Tuesday. Aput e.. isp0 AZ $50 z.
", Mrs.. JANE CAROLINE sHELLEY Ne
| Dawes. IN tho seventy -eixth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place 7 NJ ksDAf
| MORNING AT II O'Clock, ~ tho seyenih-sireet
| Christian chur n. Friends and aonainian"es
| are respectfully Invited 70 attend without further
| notice. "
| WlLLIAMS.-Died. suddenly, on Tia morning
! Of April son. M lcr residence, nn hprhf NAL,
| Heurie0 county. Mr. ISABELLA HAMMOND
| WILLIAMS. In tho nfts-nr.t year u her age.
| reict Of lsaac Williams aud mother of ". \.
Hammond and jennie Gordon.
Tho funeral will take place from her late re.i-
at5 T. NJ. TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
The Southern Press Association.

CHARLEsrOs, 5. c., April s0-Watterson,s 3D.
dress was delivered at tho Grand opera houso
In the presence Of one OF the most brilliant auo-
ences ever assembled Ia Charleston. The stage
was decorated with plants and banks Of roses
The distinguished speaker was greeted throuSh-
out the Grafton with applause, and the humorous
points OF his address conyulsed the house WIN
laughter After the Grafton the representatives
OF the press and invited guests attended pan,
ques al tho Charleston Hotel. Covers we're isiu
for 80 people. and the banquet was the noss
successful affair known In the South for many
years The tossts were as follows: Mr.. Waiter.
son responded 10 the "Orator OF the DAY,
Colonel W. W. Screws. OF the Montgomery Aa'
ssrffseT. 10 "Tho Press General b. II. nut
ledge to THE Old South and the New soulh-
One and lnseparable,n w. y. somerville to =" Inc
western Cnion," and Professor Charles ~
Williams, OF New York, assistant general mana,
ger OF the Associated Press 10 "The AssooisIeu
preSSn
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Rolled Down from the yyi,es

Havana reports that there are indications OF a
cyclonic disturbance In the Gulf Of Mexico.
revolution has broken out in Paraguay.
Several persons have been killed and many
wounded,
The Birmingham tAla.) Rolling-Mnls, employ
ing one thousand men, will start up Monday,
Tho mills shut down In January on account OF
labor difficulties.
The Georgia Teachers Association, in session
at Columbus, has the largest attendance in
the history Of the association. over two hun
dred teachers are present
Bond oferlngs yesterday at Washington, f7i9-
20Q. All accepted az i2s for per cents aud lO3%
Tor AVS. II ia estimated that there has been
decrease oft 50O, 900 In the public debt since the
ist OF April.
The house OF William Holder, near Cumber-
land Gap, Tenn, was burned Tuesday night
Holder, his wife. and one child persisted In the
flames. Six other children escaped In their
night-clothes.
Captain Weston. Of the subsistence depart-
ment az New Orleans, estimates that the people
OF Mississippi viii require million rations and
those OF Louisiana few hundred thousand
more. The rations cost about six cents each.
The cruiser baltimore is TO coal at Norfolk. be
In Baltimore May 10th. and leave there May i3th
for Hayden waters, where she will become IN
flagship Of the North Atlantic squadron. She
behaved admirably on her recent trial trip.
William Moore, paymaster Of the Farrell
Foundry Company, al Ansonia. Conn. was ar
rested yesterday and held ir 1900 on the charge
OF embezzement Expensive living and high-
bred irotting-horscs are the cause giyea for bis
downfall.
The various trade organizations Of Havana
have petitioned the authorities 70 allow demon
sIration to-day tMay-day) and 10 permit a pro-
cesson through the principal streets Of the city.
Permission has been granted on coalition that
the workmen maintain good order.
Two hundred and nifty leading msrcn.n,s and
importers OF New York me, at The Metronoiitsn
Hotel In that city yesterday afternoon 70 pro-
test against tho passage OF the MeKiniev tartff
bill. resolution wac adopted eondsmnine ire
bill and deiezaiing the chairman. y. M. Consta-
BILE. Of Arnold, Constable q Co. ~ 20 ~ Wasn-
insion and put the matter before CcneresA
Delegates from all riparian dissr,c,. ~ roulsi.
ana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennsssee Ken
lucky, and Missouri met =, vicksburs yssierdsy,
in accordance with invitations from IL MAYOR Of
yicksDure, for The purpose Of arriyins AZ scms
uDiform action with reference 10 ma sntnre pro-
lection OF tho valley from inunda,ion the sec
lions invited To participate All seos ds,ssaier,
and there Is not q single State. rcurtS' city.
Town. or vicinity 10 the sliuvsl distress - "a hi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

Don't you know It Is powerful good Clothing
we are offering for the Chndren7 How much
better than other peoples orr getting buster all
the time only goes to prove.
Let us know ebou; what you want to psy--and
We will show you in ify what We can do for
you.
BETWEEN There ia nothing finer made
than we hold between these two
prices. II Dress Suits are what
you are wanting-theso aro the
SIS drossiest Two and three prices
running in sizes from four TO six
teen years. That's large, you
know, too, for Short-Pants Suits.
AND Plain weayos or fancy patterns
that are exclusive, because they
are too fine to get into the ma
iority Of ready-made stocks.
$40 Others are afraid to touch en.
We're Motive have u demand for
them. Your children can't dress
finer than In these.
BETWEEN Youn hardly be able to tell the
difference Some Of the scarcer
90 Yeayes are barred OUTPUT those
that are here arc wonderfully
AND woarable and neatly patterned.
Evory stitch that has gone into
Sc them locks the durability up and
holds Il fast. These run to six
teen years, too-and are made
With and without vests.
AT There il a perfect stampede at
ter our s. Suits. It's a very popu-
lar grade-but IT'S the merit we've
put In that makes II 50. There
Is arc Dressy suits and School
sults-and some that will answer
for both. Irs very hard TO get
stout clothing without it's looking
little coarse. But IL can Do
done. There Is nothing trimmer
than these s. Suits Of ours. IT'S
the cleanest line we'ye ever had.
You know where the wear tells on
child's suit-these are the very
places we have riyeted. They
uW wear out-so will Gny
clothes-but n will take harder
knocks and more OF tEom-on
these. Two and three pieces
four to ten years.
BETWEEN Don't have any fear to buy the
lowest priced Suit we've got It's
reliable or you won't have it shown
$50 to you. Suits-and good onos
too-ean DO made for $3.50. But
everybody can't make them-and
AND every piece Of goods won't 90 for
them. We select fabrics we know
oil about and put them 70 make
$3.50. 10 hands who know what
will satisfy us. The result Is you
get a Trustworthy suit They
come IN two pieces only-from
four TO fifteen years
It isn't necessary 70 say anything about Boys
Suits and the other things in this line. You'd be
surprised If you were to ask for them and we
hadn't them. SO would We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
NRREzsz,zswvaEzzra
Ia MtmOfiani.
). Rle..eA arc the pure IN hoarl. for hoy .hsll

"Ble.sed are tho pure In heart for hey shall
see God
10 that innumersbls company which 20 mhn
can number was added, CA tho Nth OF April,
Is9c, at bis home In Halifax county. Va, pr. BID.
WARD Rust YOUNG. Ia The slKty-nfth year of
his age
lnnoritlny from venerable AMI plous parents
the traits Of Christian character which IN after
life 80 beautifully lifted him for his veilspent
and gioriously-snds life, he was In oil respects
ominonny qualified 10 begin Tie lllustrlous NE
which under tho will OF tho Great Physician has
lust closed. 'HOW precious la the sight OF tho
Lord h the death OF his saints Full of years
and hOnored he sleeps hts last sleep bonohth mo
roWery folds Of spring. awaiting tho rc-nrrcc-
tion-day His lie IL ended, but his memory IL
20 deeply cherished that ages hence tbs COOL
physician. the Kind nelRhbor. ami Christian gem
ilenan win be- known. Tor They rest from thoir
LOVING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
THE TURF.
Racing Yesterday Mt New Jerseys Fail
"Betsey."

Racing Yesterday Mt New Jerseys fair
"Botsey."
fly telegraph to the Dispatrh.l
yIrzIRrTH. n. j., April So.-First race-nve
furiongs-Haste won: spenaall second, PEN
zance third. Time. l;oi.
second race--one mile-Belwood won; Joe Lee
second, Martin Russell third. Time, Es5X
Third race-six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won he
second, perIcles third. lime, l:l1H.
Fourth raco-hve furlongs-Chsiham won ;
Eclipse second, Early Blossom third. Iime'
Fifth race-six furiongs-ssm Morse won !;
Lord PeytoE second, FitzToy third. Time, IloH.
sixth race--One half OF mile-Alarming
won: Lo,tie second, Sir George third. Time,
bi4.
NAsHyILLE's wEsT-sIpE PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN. April S1.-fourih day.
wesi-side Park. Five thousand people IN ~.
tendance. The fayorltes secured three Out OF
Ftrst race-seyen ffuriongs-Eight 10 Seven
won; Fred Fink second; Pantalette third.
Time, i:29h. ~.
third. Time, i:4sh.
ThIrd race five furlongs-Ethel s. won Ma
tlonal second. Burr Cooper third Time, LUCY.
Fourth race--four furiongs-ida fickwicx
won Annie Brown second, honsa hosa 'ntu'
Fifth rsce-six furlongs-uappiness won
Hildegsrde second, Lizzie ID. third i1me' Ell
FoR BIO MONEY.
LONDON, April 31-fhs race for the s.Au- gut
nea stakes at the Newmarket spring meeiiDs
today WAS won by A. w. Merrys bay colt
Surefoot; Baron do koshschild's chestnut coi'
lie Nord second, and tho Duke OF Weslminsurs
brown colt Blue Green thirds N'he e'a'"S'