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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
He Wasuauent.

A. b. sawyer (colored) was arrested yes.
terday al the circus grounds. on the charge
OF obtaining money under false prcteuces
Some months ago sawyer came n .hls clO
with the seeming objec, 1t securing walters
for New yo,A hotels. Every man he en-.
gagged paid him - in advance, and after
getting sufficient funds, he skipped by the
light OF the moon."
lie will be at the Police Court this morn,
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
High sehool Commencement.

The commencement exercises Of the Rich
mond HIGH school will be held al Mozart
Hall on the evening of Thur lay, dune 18th
Hon. Henry L. POLAND will deliver the an
nual address. Colonel John Il. Cary viii
deliver the Peabody medals. Mayor J. Tay.
lor EllysOn. chairman OF the Board. viii de-
liver the diplomas. The medal offered ~
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson for the best essay ou
the Life and character of Hon. Jefferson
Davis viii be presented on the same occa
Sim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

Owing io tra general approval
.ioEs of my siy.. 81 makIn i.i.i.
CRABS. I have determined lo a.a-l. a-
ona iargc scale. lhtse comll..e ...at
mcuis lor FRfeli GRASS an4 DNt. Nlt
daily. and NlI nluisl hOL l.f.i
CkAHs 20 oricrany aogr si lat dar.an.
liver them anywhere m she city nf
10 boz nv own make .not NORFOLK .a.s.
fhat ONLY iue choicest par.s oi tia Al
Tor same. nnd no Other Ingredient
have handsome BOXES mfie I'
thfm with ftsnc4lckci,.a. IS c.a.s l'' TO
three Cials in cscl box 81 peg dose.
Special pfices niads to Ggocce arA i.-
4 splendid article ior up town oican Vi'>.
send your ogsler by ros,si-csid. aidi' ''-
receive pfompt attention.
Country Hotels. spglngs and lsm Jas
lag in 1he cognlry can nave tnem si'pf
express. yheywuik ep 'ah'y and ao' =.
IN appearance gor 40 ta,s. iai's'
haye visitors OF toaidsfs during ine ie' 4
Noillns days cannot & Z 70 DC 'or ti'N =. =
table. srUMPs RksfAvhAN"
uyl1-ct C.rasr tishtl snl At'AA ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
Oh. IEnat Conen.

VIII YOU need the warrug-the signal, per
haus. Of the sure approach OF thar more terri
Die disease. Consumption? Ask yourselves
ID yuu can AFFORD for The sake Of .aviug ;,
cents. 90 run the risk and do nothing Tor a.
We know from experience mat -hiioh's tuit
viii cuie YOUR Cough II never iails. Thu
explains why moro than Milton oi lot -
were sold she past year. 10 relieves CfONf
and WhOOping Cough NJ once. Mothers, do
not be- without ~. sample bottles nce. sold
by BOdckef Brothers ana III. y. Shields Co..
corner Of tillh and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
BARNUM'S BIG SHOW.
1t Maintain. its Reputation and Deligh.
Thou-ands.


Tho man who cannot enjoy circus and
-, 49,. l..,.;,...s i'm I;.h,,.,.l
cIcU7 '''"" '''' '''
yesterday, rs soon as the sun pt'p.u o' .4
the hills vehicle from the country districts
BEGAN 10 pour into the city. They coui.nu I'd
to q, me until noon. representing every dee
.cription of vehicle. from lhe buil-cari to
the most brilliaut c0uinaqe I'm these wcr.
seated the REPRESENTATIVE "a ments of Nir-i-
mia brains and capital. hcncand ,iueW. The
irainssbeean t0cmpty their c0ntng6ni-. aud
bv 10 O'Clock the sidewalks were made dis
agreeable to people Who had TO pass a. ine
them. ly the den-c-t crowd that the ever
attractive circus over allurcd from the se-
curty and quietudc Of home, cat undo.
pretty May sunshine and serene Say. iA.
Old lady with beer umbrella, and te dl~u-
ing Girls with pretty p1rti-colorcd paasoi~.
made mighty man shrink from contact tiat
mieht have resulted i'm the loss ~ an ESQ
or a facial dishguratiOn. The street parade
mad 10 DE seen. Home, lar once, lad
found place with greater aiiric-
O. f.t..I4...ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

The Woman's Exchange desires ali per
sons 10 leave their orders for articles 90 be
delivered on the 10Th and 30th Of May as
early ne possible; rs on those DAYS The EN'
change Will be open only from 20 II o'clock.
Mrs. Cringan desires to furnish ice cream
10 families any day except sunday. Atien-
ton is called 10 the good selections found al
the bargain counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

The annual meeting Of the Richmond Pro-
testant Episcopal Sunday-school Union viii
he held in The lsclure-room Of 81. PauFs
Church, on Monday, ls,h instant, az $50
4. NJ. for the election Of officers FOR TIE en-
suing year and other business. Rev. ". II,
jackson, ID. d., will deliver an address on
the subject Of ''Normal Class"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
ulRelNlA RAMAeAl SOCIETY
4 Public Meeting 60 be Held In the l. y
&. 4. Hail.

4 public meeting in behalf OF the Nir-
cinia Ramahai Society win be held in The
hail Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion building on Monday, the 18th. at s;l5
Il. VI. Owing 10 Indictment weather. the
members meeting called on TUESDAY, tne
OH. was a failure. Ministers OF every de-
nomination will lee upon the platform.
The virginia society Auxiliary 10 Pun
difa Ramahai and her noble undertaking is
mo- mere circle. bat r. Independent m It's or
osnilation and plan Of work. looking de
rpcflv 10 the mission work 10 grow ont OF
tbe school. As vet the representatives Of
this society are chiefly found amongst the
devoted women Of Virginia. NOW the men
who represent the civilization OF our state
and the Christianity 81 oHr churches are c--
pociallv invited to be present at this meet
ing.
the formation and present status OF the Viz
ginia Society should appeal ~ their Chris
nan manhood. and should induce them 90
urnye that they are worthy SONS 81 Nirgi-
ni,'s noble mothers. 70 the philanthropist
thc,. reports ahould appeal as one oI Tire
most WonIl cries for rescue ever uttered ~
millions If sufferers. To the enlightened
follower Of the Goldman who sent forth the
first mis- .iOnar.cs Of the cross with the
lions" preach the Gospel 10 every cica-
tur.." II should appeal ls giving the possi-
bilfv of one Of the wande-t Christian mis-
sions ever undertaken hy the Church ~
Christ. No such appeal has ever been made
To all humanity in any cause. Most signiii-
cant is the fact that ths is the first oppor-
mni.y ever given ~ civilized Christianity
10 do "a noble, Christhkc work before
the heather world. putting aside alt
dcnominaiiOnal differences upen the inn
measurable platform OF the fatherhood oi
God. the redemption Of Christ. and the
guidance ui lhe Holy spirit \ Virginia
woman has organized this society IN ihe
Masters name, and surely she VIII not az
peal in vain to Virginia men t0 aid her a.
forts. Humahai is The syTophenlciln's
plea for the crumbs from The Masters table,
which otherwise might fan 30 the luNuries
Of Christian civilization. Twenty-Five cents
can represent q Virginia annual mom0er-
ship: and 81 paid annually q tcn years
membership: and only $40 viii make one 81
life member. ii is hoped that the iH-
tcrest OF the clerV viii be- sustained by the
presence of tine laity. and that tlc audi
ieuCe ON Monday night viii speak wei for
the heightened public spirit o. Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

For this malady take that old-fashion
-omedy OF orr mothers, Syrup 0fiure. Fine
Tar. iorchound aud W:li Cherry-Dr'
Ua,id's Couoh sYruD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

IlEAIHsyuLE. VA. May TO-. Special r.
The case of the Commonwealth against
Ralph Edwards, married man. for an un-
mentiouablc crime. which has been ia pro-
eress here ia the County Court for the past
three days. resulted la.t night in a verdict
OF guilty, ard tine jury fixed his punishment,
40 two years in the penienliav.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS.
PROGRESS OF THE WORK FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

crsI Assembly In Session at hsheviiie.
\. c. solemn Communion Service
The Northern Body.
AsuFvnLE. y. C., May Especial. I'll
Notwithstanding the fact that the members
Of The assembly were kept up very late last
uight ri The delightful reception given them
bv the church here. they were all on hand
This morning in good time for work. The
assembly met at 9: 80 A. NJ. and was opened
with prayer by Rev DR.. stillman. Twenty
new commissioners reported and were en-
rolled A noteworthy fact is the very small
number Of altorsates who had been allowed
I 10 come by their principals. very nearly the
nill number o. commissioners appointed
! have arrived already.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
4 communication from The American BIZ
/ bic Society was read, in which aid aud cn-
conragomcnt Of this branch Of The Church
was asked In It's work. The society in this
communication says:
/ We fesrectfuly request this general as
/ scmblv to give the American Bible Society
+ place auiOns is own objects, and column in
7 lis satisfied tables. Doe sOcit ty VIII thus
/ Doe recognized Is the chosen inatiumentaliIy
]
/ wider circulation Of the Scriptures, and the
Church Itself will be able 10 see what 10 is do
( ing 90 give the Word of Life 20 the people Of
our own land aul 10 the nations OF the EARN.
/ Wa are persuaded that II Is only when IL hts
/ been thus recognized that DC will receive
[ from your churches the hearty and liberal
support which itG increasing work demands.
Dr.. Alexander Mclean. corresponding
| secretary. OF the American Bible society
WAS introduced % tine Assembly, and was
] 4 fI
to address the Assembly ian the interests of
thi, work: De said that eight years ago his
| society undertook t0 resuupy the people az
the uiied States. with the Bible, more
/ than six million families were visited, and
"a was found that Of ibis number more than
seven hundred and fifty thousand or one in
eight. were destitute Of tle Bible. during
these eight years nearly two million copies
a the word CfGOd Eaye been distributed, ia
the territory covered by ihe Southern Pres
bytcrian church. more than half Of these
/ were given away 20 "a cost Of nearly three
hundred thousand doiiaf, and yet during
this time there ha- been received from THIS
/ territory from 1ii sources only about twenty
I'VE thousand dollars. This society Is also
engaged ion large and important foreign
wOrh. supplying The h-athen with the Bible
I'D their own languages through IT, cOlpor
tours and the missionaries Of iIc churches,
40 annual Co-t Oi more than hundred and
Hny thousand dollars. The object OF the
/ society is now not merely t0 put the Bible
/ into every family. but into the hands OF
/ every child IN the land Who can read.
Ilc said be was afraid Chat the lesson
/ Leaves used I'm the >undIy-,chO0l- were
. 900 far taking tine place of the Bible; they
should only he 'help5.'
Dr.. linmphill moved % g0te Of thanks %
/ nr. Mclean for his inter- sting address. aud
d. was given unanimously lie also offered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
on,nnIllan nn Iienilh.

The Committee on Health failed 10 have n
quorum yesterday, only Chairman l.. 4.
Christian aud Grimes being present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
Don't nun the risk OF your cold gettin.

DOh run Tue ii0N ~ e""t N.iu t',t"-
well Of iiself-you may thereby driit into a
condition favorable 10 the Development 81
some latent tendency. which may give you
years oi tfpubic. Better cure Your cold at
once. vita lhe help @, d.. ID. jayne's LY-
pcctOrnni. a good healing medicine for al
coughs, sore lungs and threats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

OSI. STOLEN OR DESTROYED -
H This rs 10 warn the public not 10 trade
Tor on purchase TWO NEGOTIABLE NurH~
Lone Tor s-S3 3i ami thc o,her sa8 i.8S-bOth
dated January o. 1900 drawn oy h.. a. BROWN
10 MS own der aad by hiM endorsed. ana
PAYABLE 40 ihs Planters Naiional Bank Oi
Richmond, Va. one aud two yeat5 rcsnto-
lively after intl. dates. The above war.ila
is gwen. ~ &c said notes have leen 3d. ~
-'oien'or Destroyed. JOHN gI>N.
my IL It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

- REASONABLE SEEDS. BLACK AND
delay PEAS. lor sowing io1 fcrinNng
Peerless ANA other potatoes. best lur planting
now. German miliet and sofgnuins fai SOW.
ing fOt fodder. Z 81 WOOD e SONS,
myls-lt Seelsmen, Richmond. An
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

NEGLECT fi.at cough. hut take IN once ir
Dasil's Couch syrup oi Pure Pine laf
Hore.0una mij Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM.
PROMISE OF ELECTRIC CARS ON
MAIN STREET IN A WEEK.


New Route Proposed For the City Rail-
road-southside Land aud Improve
mont Forest hin ra,k one of the Pret-
test Around Richmond.
Street cars will play no unimporiani part
in the Lee unyeiling, the sam Jones meet
incs. and the comfort and pleasure Of our
citizens this summer. It's subject that
every one j. interested in, and the average
Richmondcr is still hoping that the car
lines that are in prospect in our city will
materialze before the heated term Of
summer.
Mr.. G. +. Fisher says that electric cars
will be running ON the Main street line Of
the city railway by next saturday The
line can now be- run from the streot-car
stables TO Fulton. but the New orb mana
GERS are waiting until the ears can be- run
through 90 the reservoir. 4 large force of
hands are working Gay and night ON this
line. erecting poles. struggling wires and
grounding Them ON the rails Of the tracks.
Another reason for NOT running these cars
before now has been The lack of sufficient
electric power. Two very large boilers
have been set this week at the p0wer-h0use
on seventh street and the dyn1mos expected
90 De worked by Inc boilers viii arrive here
early next week. Adyices have already
been received that they Will Doe shipped and
as soon as they arrive q large force oi hands
will Doe put To Work 10 get every thing ready.
By the number OF men working On this
enterprise 10 is very evident something VIII
he done hyncNt week, at least Work ON the
track (Which Was formerly the driving line(,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

Builae papers. Best and cheapest
sheaih.ng paper should bc used ia an frame
dwellings. a.. b. tLAEiu. ~ sos, 1910 Main
.fre.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

Nav Festival Chorus, Grce-strcet Taher
naclo. corner Pine end Grace streets, May
I'd. at S:30 T. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

GTRAYED, FROM MY PREM gt- =
! - isis, lOs west Charity street, a1---.--
YOUNG. hEp uhffEk. one wear Oh, W m
small bell on one holm longer tbnn tAt
other. A reward Will oe paid or NORMA ion
| leading 70 her recovery.
my l7-2t' J. Il. GAhkANr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
MASSACHUSETTS EDITORS.
PLANS FOR THEIR ENTERTAlN
MENT IN RICHMOND.

xamcs of Those in the Party--A Banquet
to he Gi,en-picased with Their stay }"
yirrinia-At Lynchburg and Peters
burg.
The Joint committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce and representatives Of the press
of the city met last evening at the 'h"mDer
Of Commerce. to complete arrangements l'I
the entertainment Of the Massachusetts,
Press Association, who will reach here t"'s
evening
sThose present were Mossrs. b. 4. john-
son. e. H. Jcaress. Thomas Ohisiiau.
samuel Re-astcr, Edward insie. on hh
TINES; x. II. ". Harrison, w. II. h.s'ei-
man. OF the Dispatch. and VI. is. E'!hon.
The visitors win be- met at BYid-sitee'
station by the committee and escorted I'D
their hotel. ~ s:3o j.. NJ. they VII! DE cN-
! torfanod at PizZufs. whore tHcy VII me
"A number al other invited guests, iuciadih-
Governor Mckinney. Colonel Sheppard
/ Ala,or Eilyson. Thomas y. Page. trmh
! Cunningham. G.. ID. Ringg0id, ana " IT,
| lrgg.
a. the banquet speeches VIII ua maze Ny
| Navor Ellys0n and President John Is. FUR
cell. Of the Chamber 90 Comm fce'
ON SUNDAY One visitors WEI Doe t-ooIl."
/ % church. and entertained 1t Q.nHDf nl
| individuals. and in the afternoon ihny WIZ
/ DE taken o. drive ia separate parties. IL ia
regretted that they Will NOT remain here
! longer than.sunday.
THOSEIN THE PARTY.
Following are members OF Che party: ri
| c. Finley. Worcester Telegram; john l~
I -hOrey: d. q. Holden. Quincy PATRIOT; .is.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

i.y Festival tHou.,. I.f.c.- street I.I.r-
la.I.. corner i.le .il Nta.. -'r.ft H-
af ,.aI D..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
STATE or rnrRNonfrrn
,IARISg INrELLiGL>or.

MNlAIunE A.ra>Ac. uAri.ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

Goycrnos Mckinney mas s. sem an u ins',a'
lion 10 the cadets o. ihe .ifs,n'a m'ia,s
Institute, inviting lbejs 70 inc "n'''"ps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
rIcKErr-BUcHANAN CAMP.

4 special despatch 10 TIE TINE, FROM
Norfolk said: AT meeting Of litND. q
buchanan Camp Confederate cician9' h' Pa
last nieht. thc camp decided 90 e0 TO Rir.-
m0nd at theunYcilmr of the Lee monum0 d
ms rceimental organization, aud tO have
drills between now and the 10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17
FLAG PRESENTED.

All members Of Picketts Division coming
10 the unyeiliug not attached 10 camps or
other veteran organizations, are askea 10
report 70 George h; Pickett amp ~ saSes
lii he furnished, and place assigned TO
shs,o In line with the Pickett Camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

The general statistics OF the missions arc
MS follows: Number al missionaries from MS
country. scveaty-e number OF native
lDifeI~. fifty: ml .sion stations clgnteeui out
staUOnr. ninety tiehi; COMMITMENTS added
during ilo yclr. 300; total number OF COM
munlcInts 2.u12 III SHOULD b. noted mat
over coo commandments Included 10 previous
reports ore now len cut, owing 10 the trans
G.r d the Indian Mission 10 the Home Mis-
sion Commiltee) Pupils IA sunday-schools,
1907; pupils IN day schools oloi contributed
by native churches, sl,3l.-
Mr.. ID. {. Rankin, assistant secretary Of
Foreign missions, was granted the privilege
of the ho0r ana asked that the assembly 20
back 10 its former arrangement, and separ-
ate entirely the work OF the secretary aud
the treasurer. His request WAS referred 10
the Committee on Foreign Missions. The
assembly then adjourned 70 meet at $3.50 T..
N. 10 celebrate the Lords slppeG,
IL WAS q solemn scene presented in
church tom gn, when the vast congregation
filed !. % 0teriilwing in order 10 take part
in the celebration Of the Lords supper, es-
pecialiy as the greater part Of the congre-
CATION were men. The Introductory SER
vices and addresses were conducted By
Rev. ID. \. Penick, of Virginia. The consc-
Grating prayer was made by Rev. NJ Z.
Hutton. OF leygs, who also dis
tributed the bread. Rev. W. \. Car
ter. Of Georgia. made the opening
prayer, distributed the wine and made the
PRAYER Of thanksgiving at the close. The
following elders, who are members Of the
Assembly assisted in the distribution OF the
elements: J. :. spencer Smith, Of Virginia;
". NJ. Mopheeters, Missouri; Judge j. 4,
Orr, Mssissipp,; j. +. Rodd, louisiana; W
y. Bogntou, Alabama; J. ;. brennan,
South Carolina; +. l.. Walker, Virginia;
and Colonel l.. A. Perrin. South Carolina.
The services closed with prayer by DR..
Ferd Jacobs OF Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

Captain Rawlings. Of the Sons Of Nete-
rams. made application for money 70 equip
the Sons with caps aud other uniforms. in
order that they might participate in The
parade.
The Camp applied 20 the executive com
mittee Of the unyeiling fund 10 appropriate
4ha amount necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-17

Il.Ala I'D Al4lAlA-
Che mcts leading up 90 the enterprise Of %
u iaslon ~ fnc tolgD Free state are stated
The ley q. y. tansiry aud The KeY W II
sheppard have already sailed for Tie Congo
The CoIcrsi 4 scm.ly is respectfully re-
Qurstcl o. make llLs mission % special sub
I-ni OIL nrlI.r nuu ILA..e-LIing.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09

One has but to read the advertising
columns of the newspapers during the
holiday seasons to discover that there
are dozens of firms in business who
think it worth while to mike their
existence known to the public for only
week or two during the whole year.
At this time the newspapers contain
the announcements of houses which
the great, intelligent advertisement
reading public doesn't hear of through
those mediums from one months end
TO another. 1t is very strange. The
policy OF it is inexpliceable. If adver-
Using is good thing for a mercantile
establishment for two weeks in year
II ought to be good fifty-two. 1t is one
thing for a merchant to make himself
known to the people and another to
keep himself known. The successful
merchant is he. who introduces him
self to the public and then, by daily
advertising, prevents people from for
getting him. Phildd. Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09

A young colored man, from Texas,
gave an address i'm Boston last week,
in the course of which he said:
"Since the close of the civil war and
up to this time 40, 900 colored people
have been murdered for no crime, and
800 of them during the present year;
and great numbers of their churches.
schoolhouses and dwellings have been
burned. 1t was not upon the poor and
ignorant that most of this outrages
were committed, but upon those who
are educated or trying to become sc
and accumulate wealth. He quoted
some existing laws in several states and
showed that under them n colored mar
could not legally kill his own pig, sci
his own COW and carry away his owr
clothes. Can Southern people won
der, If their Northern fellow-citizen
take their protestations of friendly re
gard for the colored race with a larg
discount in the face of such facts a
these2-Det. Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09
Headquarters Military Prison,
Andersonville. July 81. '64.
JOHN III. WINDER,
Brigadier-General Commanding.

Just suppose that 800 negroes in
stead of 300 white men, had gone to
South Carolina Jail and taken out
and brutally murdered EIGHT unfor-
tunate' white men, what howl would
have gone mp. We hear good deal
about the blood-thirsty and ferocious
black man, but facts and figures show
that il Is the black man who always
bleed. The Inter Ocean says that
there is not country in the world,
outside Of the United States, "where
800 of the best citizens" in single
night could be mustered, with masked
faces and turned in to cold blooded
murderers of defenseless men. The
veriest savages upon the face of the
earth could not have behaved more
inhumau aud vruei.-Day cry ItHleS.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09

The democratic press of the North
denounce the charge of the republican
papers of unfairness of elections In the
South as false and a campaign lie. The
Charleston, s. c., Record should be
good authority in the matter, and we
would call attention to the following
extract from a recent number OF that
paper. The Record says:
1--WE confess that it is a shame and a
disgrace on the fair name of the State,
but we are bound to tell the truth
about it, though oeritas odium part.
We have not had free and honest
election since 1876. This fact IL known
to every intelligent voter, white OF
black.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09

Ia his argument favoring protect
i've tariff on tin plate, before the ways
and means committee, Mr.. Croumeyer
stated that If the tin plate used in this
country was manufactured at home the
industry would support population
equal to that OF the city OF New York,
over 100000. Just think Of II labor
ing men. That would mean employ
'uent for at least an army of 800. 900
men. This a protective tariff would
accomplish. Take 100000 men from
the other industries and It would in
crease the demand for labor in those
industries, and increased demand for
labor means increase of wages. Cheb.
tribune.