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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

crrc.eo. July %

rsrrrp-Msrket rather active and prices
esaio~ higher on the best grades. Quotations
rsnged ~ a. ssxs ~ for choice 70 fancy ship
ping steers Sneses 70 for good 70 choice do ;
- ss1t a FOR common 20 fair do. " sat for
huseh@rs steers; ~ SOFAS for Stockers, " -
"a ~ for Texans; a. D84 70 FOR Feeders; $50
ga % FOR Cows, a. s4ssso for Bulls. and " go
4s0 tor Veal Caves
HoGs-Mar<rt active. Best heavy and MIXED
lorssc higher Sales ranged At SD&9 Tor
Pigs; - mas - for light: aepfs4aE for rough
PACKING. - S1E IS FOR mixed aud - ness
fav heavy packing aud shipping lots
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$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids. lust outside
II Of city limits; he~ building, ne~ly.fuF-
nished for sale or rent with furniture. on
good main read within 70 rods OF depots also
good local trade.
4 HOUSES aud lots. Also & vacant lots for
~ sAle on long time "a exchange for farm
or personal propeIIs.
AND to-sere Farm 10 exchange for good
IA house and lot ia south or east portion of
city
POUR tenement brick block. lot 20 feet front.
Oh North Ottawa. 10 exchange Tor xooa
improved farm or Detroit city property
BUSINESS BLOCK. slxioo iret. on vi Hall 81.
~ foI sale al - bar.aio.
2 HOUSES and lots on Colt ave-. 70 trade for a
gilt-edge isrn within 10 10 u miles OF city.
on of ~; A No. buildings. banked b2rs
acres orchard. all klads snsil fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. 10 exchange
81 sS pfS 10 81 Rapids az o. az isrs Hs % en-
Al change fof property VA city OF farm.
On ACRE farm miles southwest of Reed
- CITY, sesriy al imrrosea; GOOD ieners.
TES R4on house ana lot. q LAsrs,e st. has
L good cellar. heated BY furnace. lighted ~
gas and has = s2lrndid barn. lot SOILS. with
30 ACRES Of land. \ mile north ana miles
~ east OF city. 70 exchange for city prop
OK ACRES. mile north of city limits. on
~ Aipine-grxvei roAd-fof salei desira-
Bile tract Tor plstting-
Of sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOTS In the city and suburbs LOT
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafsyettest- for
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
Al ety.. To escasnge Tor city property.
MONEY 70 loan on real estate and ehs'isiA
G.. $. FOUTS 80 sao sy q E.S.fs his
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Hopelessiy Insane.

aNxw YORK, July 2s-Dr. Henry T.
Helmbold. the famous buchu man. who
was credited with having piled up a
fortune of $4,000, o0o by the sale of his
patent medicines. IS once more in a
madhouse. Chained at the wrists and
with shacklss on his ankles, he was
taken from his home at Long Branch
and conveyed to tho insane asylum at
Trenton, n. j. He 10 now in q strait
Jacket . raving maniac. 1t is the
fourth time within the last twenty
years that tbs doctors family has been
compelled to place him under restraint.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

Frcva - Fssr--Ijly White. ~ Pstens
g : > hnndred eern Feo. SIS hnadrsd
fa.s ~ go "a , ten mtddA naS t-x-t9
-, hr.- ~ ~ = ~, shfps sistT ten.
Wpsr-pcrS stess. re r9tt tuc lbs So
tas>,favis.in pYt.s.. har - beef steak. f1iscf
reaSf - &c rth~ e. NATION, rfifrs spftns
Is,ssn rftfse spring chickens. Sc turkeys
tli-e a,frk<. te'St
f,ssur Esfter ia sc sgzs. iae rcssfn~s
n > IN. beats. arreBs &c ID. for eaestns
r,s~yrrse@ ~ 80 eetens. - - p~ss ne
y e. h~.ns r. raSfsh~< 3r fef
ra-posrrs~-. lsc; ehsrrissl y, pesrkes. 81
pa srplss. Ne Fs
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
Short Orops Abroad.

LONDON. July 3s - Although the
latest reports from the northwest of
India tell of beneficial rains having
fallen there. still there il terrible dis
sress in that region, which compe< the
government to vote large sums of
money for the relief of the people The
object is to provide public works, etc,
20 give the men employment and pro-
visionA The failures of the crops of
cereals in India, France and Russia
seem 70 DO oonspiring to throw a large
demand for foodstuffs upon America
lor the next twelve months.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
wovNe. PACKING q STORAGE

pApcIFFF A Holt -beIisse Hrbolsfersrs
N % Iii Soath hfTisien 81. have The iarFe-t
vans en- tfox ~. most care reftHt ren anf
vi give yea reRniT fstes erfAeT 700 asa
fef them y nes ~ pheBleg Ne 80 % - after
hns5ne-s beers
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
wnNFY ID Loss

MONEY To loan Ia serns . set sn pro
2" argtfvt fesi estntf. i = Frtvfn. room 4
Lovstf'. eseek. opposite sseess Hns>i.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

tflrN July
PETROLEUM. Easy STANDARD white. 10
ei.c. % gasoline, re. ~ gasoline. loo. "a nsph-
tina sc
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
Homes for Sale. =: ., %, ssr ~.a aaa


Do You Want Easter Terms ihsl These'
294. Eighth, a bs & AN, 500.
3ci No. Prospect, zeal bargain, $3.50.
304 No. Lafayeite-st, can be bought al a
bargain.
PIG Hsstings-st.. is in the same fs.
365 No. lafsyeite-s'., al bargain
ZIG Spring ST, for sale or rent.
House and 10, on Plain6eld-sye. a, a bargain.
House and 10, on G. A. VOLTS addition gres,
bargain.
769 No Coilege-aye.. at a sacrifice.
49 lake.st.. on small payments. $500
1913 and 395 logan-st, 81 500
81 Thomas-st. : $1,000
81 Sinclar-st. $3.50
10 Jenreti-st, $500
398 East Brdge-s'., part down. $500
Vacant lots In al parts OF the city NJ all prl-
ces and on any Minds of terms.
limited number Of lots on Union EOule-
ward add. chs % for cash,
North PARK lots. al prices We have three
or four sections of timber iand ia Northern
Michigan and some cash We viii put with u
Tor city realty.
We have city lots TO exchange for your farm
II you wish to trade come and see -. Any
amount Of bargains on our hooks.
u. H. BROOKS AGO.
5and The Gilbert. over Morse.
Open Wednesdays aud Saturday
evenings Telephone lsea
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

IsRGE ens 81 lesa. % short tsrs - sry
~ fSee seeaFifs. JeAu 2. hsstts. - csnsi 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
THE NATIONAL ClTY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL. 100000

THOMAS u. GILBERT. President.
GEO. g. BRIGGS. Vice-President-
j. FkEDkkIC BAAks. Cashier.
4. II. HUNT. Assist ant Cashier
Transact business In al departments Of bank
Ing authorized by the National Banking Law:
Exchanges available In all the commercial
cities of the world sold at current rates
II. :. bonds bought and sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert Moves L. Avery.
Thomas j. 0'Rrien, George Il. Briggs.
David NJ Amberg Lemuei u. Putnam.
Ransom L. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward H. Hunt John &. Fitzgerald.
I. Stewart White. Phiio c. FulieI.
j. Frederic Bars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
WHY NOT

Buy so thst you will be nicely
settled before cold weather
comes?
have tine yet 10 build you . house To suit.
II goa eau rot be suited In some tbisgs already
built. Nj once contains the largest list Of de-
sirable property In the eits.
Call and ! will convince you
that | can save you money,
either for cash or monthly pay
ments.
have nsw house on Colt ave. that will
sell yoQ on YOU 0aa terms. or will exchange
iof good farm neAr city. Win pay eAsh ait
ference.
No. 80 Thomas. will sell cheap or exchange
Tor small t:uit farm.
- Charles ST.. good location. cheap
No Is Leorand-sr.. want to exchange for
equity for small house or vacant lot or lots.
Nice s-oom house. new oak and pine hnish.
ca baxtrr-st. 70 exchange fer place on West
side' property must be worth about s2.oo0.
No. 10 Logan-st.. on monthly payments.
No. - NekeyEoid ST.. on monthly payments.
Nes house and lot northeast part of city:
will take one or more horses as part pay.
/ have a large list of bargains, prices from
$40 10 az. too.
Have several good farms near city for sale
and exchange.
| have = few cheap places for rent; money TO
loan on good security. Call and see me.
1 III ri ncTrnIinlIcr
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. July u
rLoun-Quiet. Spring Wheat patents, q. q
O. Is: bakers. ~ f0as4s5; Winter Wheat Flour
Patents. g. 10 7tS %; s:raights. "a o0a5O
waEAr-Raled higher early and weaker
later No. July. SGSenc; August, $50 3@0c,
and December, v0692Ac
CoRS-Active and higher early. now easier.
No 9. e3D63isc; No. Yellow. o47ss5rc; No. D.
e3aseXc, No. Yellow, esd,o<c; July. o3tf ls67c;
August o0s8324c; September. SIS I60s C;
May. ssa45ssc.
OATs-Unsettled No 2. 35t.e37c; July. 8x
Gs7c. September, 2ssf02sSc. Samples
higher Offerings moderate. No 3 $685.; No
White. 351S7c; No. 2, y5sG31nc; No. 3
White. Sdt-9c.
Ryx-Firm and higher. No. cash e9xO7ic;
No. 8 do. erase; No. 2 August 69sG7ic;
September. e9G7ixc; October. 6sn67fc.
BARIEy-Inactive. Samples nominaliy go
Dc: September 7OG7OSc.
MISS PoRx-Trading moderately active and
prices ruled lower Prices ranged at ell 37ss
@iL50 for cash sii37. s6s1i.60 for July; eiis
GilT7. for September. and eii57tsGfi 50 for
October
LARp-Market moderately active and prices
lower. Quotations ranged at siOGo.65 for
cash, eD9eS for July; o. 70Et6ss for
September. and ~ .soasssrs for October
BurrxR-Creamery. iSGi7c; Dairy. ii9i4o;
Packing Stock. i0Gi0tsc.
PoursEY-Live Chickens i0ss0i2Hc per ID. :;
Live Turkeys. 96iec per ID; Live Ducks s0
lie per 10 Live Geese. s3O0140 90 per dozee.
OILs-wiseonsin Prime White. SC; Water
White. sic; Michigan Prime White. 91c; Wa
ter White. iossc; Indiana Prime White. si4c,
Water White. l0c. Headlight. us test, eSse,
Gasoline - deg's tsc. "a dez's. sac
LIoUoRs-Distilled Spirits ruled steady at
o. rs per gal for finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
WIRAnS & ALLEN
6rsna Unen Real Estate hcksnge
ROOMS ANn 4 TONER BLOCK
PHONE se0


sziao Coz rev modern house en- css %; OAK
nnls9 trfoH tits i< ehe II ear bargains
tlaos n hay a - Q IN hense near Dir tsions
roAt Raj. xeod shed ana sanmsT Kitchen.
les as<so nel. and cisiera. shade This si~es
- seftA 500
Ne are Offering 81 srev - slhos . new.
msaern house No 20 CAs>-sl Ter S2xS The
zen.
500 Tor furnished hotel n COED 10 wn ana
deins gaea business viii eKchSGxe ioT
faIn or ely aroperts.
saoA for 10 10 Park ave. new. well rented.
lsrge lot; room for another house.
sisse VII hay seaslness corner within a RODS
of n A NJ. depot
Sleou Will Buy svB0lK ISLAND
LOTS or LOTS.
sac win suy loi too blocks from the cor
ner Of East and flftA-ase.
<sao for lot on Mechanic st
Sc for let or csss 81.
tke FOR lot on : Lafayette st
slsco for LOT on Madison ave-. north Of fitgh
ave
500 for q LOT on James 81
sac Tor . lof OF :. DIVISION
$ds Ter . lot on T. Leonard
500 for lot oas-h hail block from u. 4 n.
depot
SO Tor = los on nayien St
sae far lot Oh Griggs ave.
sitas1 Tor lots corner Page ana Forest
So for lot GA Chatham 81.
So Ter a lot near eorner Madison and Reed
500 for lot on Henry ~.
tss Tor large fof on Mad sen ave
sss for . lot on Prince.
500 fer q lot on " ood avn ave.
Our list Of ssle Tots Is just ss large
wINANs ALLEN
aud Tower Biz.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

WANTED young nsa1o step IN sna
W So vhst can 90 vfff their y PAR
~ r.ntS suit ~ clothes o. evercnsf made re
order. Noagt. Herpoisheirnsr Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
KI3CEbLlREoUa


nor REST-Furnishea tent at OTTAWA
Reach. Address. ''TheNaye1 Tent, OTTAWA
Reach lssff
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
NEW YORK. July ~

vHxAr-Steady. fairly active July. fi.0i9
f0iS: August sekGsec; September, psGsec,
October. 81. tSsc. December. Os6i-0ts
January. 81 0sis al o. May. sio5stLUsl4
CoRs-Fairly active. unsettled. No 3. 7iAG
T3c
s-Dull and truer. Western. $4,000.
PsovrssoSs- Beef-Quiet snd steady. Extra
mess - 5osIo 50. plate. si30ss14oo Pork
Fair demand and firm. New mess. tIe ga
i3g: old mess. Hf.25fcie ss, extra prime.
fi0ssoifoo Lard - Quiet. Steam-rendered.
SIS. nominal
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick nfncs located on West BRIDGES
SaS ~ ia and Isl. - for sale. Beck contains
three stores. fb~ second Seer fs In <aifes ~
VIII ssii fer cash ~ viii take part in city
property " cod n - favs inquire ~
szff A. A. LORD. Isl West Bri4gest
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

yVANTFD-s- or 9 ton train locomotive Ter
W wood track name price snt terms Ap
ply 10 Highee A Hugh. Money. Mich. 2is
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

CHANCE IN aHfe time Tor rnea vfta esri-
n "a ard active men Without cspifsi 20 90
cure verr pleasant and profitable bustatss
address Nth cent stamp. Consolidated Al
ivsahie shoe Store. a. Arcade Bending
Cleveland. Dhf0. @~
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

NJ L SWEET. President
j. NJ. BARNETT. Wee President
HARVEY j. HOi.LlSTEk. Cashier.
All classes Of banking business that are In
harmony sita tie NationAl baEking Law
transacted.
Letters OF Credit current Ia al parts OF the
word. issued IN sums 10 suit lntCrest a.
lowed al per e~Ht GA tine certificates VI
deposit.
DIRECTORS.
l. IA. whitley George c. Pierce.
j. NJ. Barnett. j. GUNNER.
NJ l. Sweet Joseph ii. Martin.
H. T. HOLSTER W X Shelby.
Willard BATnhsrdt. W. O, HughArI.
L. Crofton Fox. y. Loettgert.
l.. T. Hawkins
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
LOST.

l osT-on Tuesday morning. by Frank ID
"A Burch. dark bay pony weighing or
hundred was In good condition and MAS breDd.
ed; finder will please return 10 Frank Hodges
livery barn on South Division 81. and receive
reward ziz
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

REAL ESTATE CITY.
EoR sALE-Four houses sola last week. be.
cause buy my lets By the dozen and ma
teriai al Wholesale. and can andersrii all ofa-
efs Houses m ali parts al the city from >l-oJ
10 SOC each. on moutefy payments. easy a.
rent. Nsoan, lots On Paris. College. Madison
ana lerrace-ases from sias TO $500 each. or
~ aown aud 50 per month. {. W TUFTS. New
Hilbert building. cor Monroe snd Spring Sta
TOR SALE-Vacant property; We have some
OF tn best In the city: don't buy before
seeing our list. kinsey A Mercer. and 10
Niddeoomh block; telephone sos.
FOR sALE-A fine lot on kennedy-st. near
lnion-si., graded and walks laids only
Sn. kinsey Mercer.
EoR SALE OR RENT-A gem of a house Just
north OF Wealthy ave. on James ST. with
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses and lots IN all paris of the city al great
lot don't fail 10 SCI me. have large farm
of 100 acres with good buildings Ia trade for
city property. Pine and hardwood ends and
money 10 loan. 81 and 81 New Houseman
Block. A. II. Antisdei.
L,OR SALE-Lots See the building going on
In The Fair Ground addition and then
come 10 the Office and buy one OF The lois
kinsey AZ Mercer. 3 and 10 Widdecomb build
Ing.
TOR SALE-Cash viii tell In buying two lots
and "A house and bot Oh Henry ST.; will sell
separately or together; nice list of houses 10
rent. punton Bates. Widdicomb bd'E.
EoR SALE-Twelve houses on the West side.
newly finished; also store To rent on West
Bridee-sf. A number of choice vacant lots will
be sold on easy.terms; good chance 10 secure
a home. Fitzgerald * FRANKFORT. Fifth Nation
al Bank block. West Brdge-st Telephone
No. I236.
E0R SALE-Lot: one of the best bargains in
business property In the city; vacant
lot which will double In value ia two years.
kinsey & Mercer.
DOR SALE-Goods. a nice stock. win inven-
= tory about $500. locsted In a good coun-
try town. or Will exchange with some vacant
lots for city real estate. kinsey Mercer.
EoR SALE-Houses and lots in different
l. parts OF the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits. Also my
block on Bostwick-st. at a bargain. Dr.. veen-
boer. - 70 twick-st. e3tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
wAHTED-T0 RENT.


yvANTED-A medium size furnished house
w I'm a desirable locality to be taken IN
September. zk
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

EOK RENT-The store now occupied by +. j.
Schwankovsky, rs Fulton st; also all
the fixtures aud office furniture for sale cheap.
Apply at store or to h. J. Schwankoysky. %
Monros.aye. Detroit 2l2
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

EOR RENT Centrally located furnished Of
flee. first floor Dunton x Bates. Widdi-
comb buildinS. telephone IA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

FOR RENT-Stores : and IL Huron-st: each
wholesale business. Offices stores; rent.
si25i per month each. Also two second floors
each PHO feet. s. ger month each; can he
rented sepaFste or entire; location one block
ives, of Canal-st and one elccs north az Lyon
st Anton q. HodeRpyi. 10 and n Fountain.
.t i6if
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

TOR RENT-ofices; Street Railway Com
Il PAWS ofYlces in Tower Block, september
l. 1891. The Offices face Camp3u Place and are
considered the finest in the city; Will rent
them together or separately. Apply at the Of
fee 2is
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29
FOR RBNT-BUsINEss PLACES.

L'OR REST-Riegant new store In the Iro-
guois block. 90 West Bridse-st.; also the
third floor suitable for families or furnished
rooms. and suite of rooms for light housekeep-
ing Ibff
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

FOR SALE-Vacant property; We have some
OF the best In the ety: don't buy before
seeing our list. hinsey Mercer. and 10
Niddecomh block telephone SOS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

TOR RENT-Furnshed and unfurnished
l. rooms At the Brunswick 40 South Divis
;on-st. %
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

L'OR SALE-Lots. Sec the building going on
In The Fair Ground addition and then
kinsey AZ Mercer. 9 and 10 Widdecomb build
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-29

and house and Rot Oh Henry ST.; will sell
separately or together; nice list of houses 10
rent. punton 4 Bates. Widdicomb bd'E.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
DEATHS.

CRUMP Died on Tuesday. April 9Th, a. 4
?. W.. at the residence of her husband. in TINS
city. MARY =. CEUMP. wife of William W.
Crump in tho siVty-seyenth year OF her axe.
Funeral services will boz held at -; Paul 3
church TOMORROW Thursday AFIEllNOON
A. O'Clock Friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attenda
HABDWICkE.- Died. a. his residence, Mon
day, April 18th. a. u l. NJ, THOMAS L. HARD
WlCkE. in ms forty-hfth year.
Funeral from Leigh Street baptist church
THIS "Wednesday EVENING 40 o'clock.
Friends OF family invited 20 attend
ATKINSON Died. AT her residence. i0l Duyal
street April 9Th M 7:i5 Z. VI, after q few hours
illness. Mr., JULIA Ann ATKINSON.
JFNKINS.-Dicd. April @. 1871. a. his parents
residence lij north Firth street. NCHMOND,
infant son Of Addie A. AMI John ". jenkins;
aged seven days.
JENNINGS. Died. AZ 1913 4. w.. APRIL T. ~
his parents residence 1913 Grove avenue, Ran.
DOLPH infant SON Of Alexander and Mary A.
Jennings; a9cd thirteen months and twenty
three days.
Funeral at the residence THIS "wednesday
MORNING. Auril $. at n O'Clock. Friends AMI
relatives invited 10 attend without further
notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

Brunswick County Officers - Condition Of
Richard Uargrove-Other News.

PKrERsBuRG, Va. April Especial J.
Much interest is felt in Brunswick county as
10 who will be the nominees FOR the different
county Offices. The following are the candi-
dates for the Offices 10 be filed:
For Shcrf-Robert Turnbull Dem.) pres
ent incumbent.
For lreasurer-E i. Lewis (Dew. present
incumbent 1t is understood that Nj Thomas
+. Duane (Rep.) will also be q candidate T
this office
For Commonwealth Attorney-Judge G.N.
Mallory (Rep), present incumbent, L. =.
BufOrd Dem. J, a son Of Judge Bufor,l.
For Commissioner Of keyenue-flrst Dis
trict-,laines Mallory (Rep). present inculn-
bent. George L. Lucey GepD. John 5. Kelly
Rep.). and - Michaels DEM
For Commissioner Of Revenue Second
District Harry Greene (colored Eep.l
present incumbent. William Valentine dem
Thomas Castle was arrested yesterday IN
Dinwiddie county on the charge OF commit
ting rape on Mary Fisher. The accused was
committed To jail TO await trial.
Mr. r. c. Gum. OF Wilson depot. Dinwd-
die county. arrived here this afternoon about
| o'clock on his way TO Richmond in search
for his twelve ear-old son. T.. G.. Gum. Jr..
who ran away from home this morning about
7 o'clock. Mr.. Gum thinks that his son
started on foot 10 Richmond with another
small boy named Joe Parkinson. vino had
been working there on a salary of = week
Mr.. Gum sent his son out into the field to
pillow, but when he went 10 look for him he
had gone.
1t is learned that the condition of Mr.. Rich
ard Hargrove, OF Dinwiddie county, who at
tempted to commit suicide on Saturday after
noon. is not considered serious by his attend
ing physician. A magisterial commission was
10 be held to-day 10 examine into Nr. Har-
groves mental condition.
Il is learned from a well-informed citizen Of
Chesterfield. that the frost of last Saturday
night killed most OF the peaches in that
county, and did great damage TO pears and
plums.
Rev. w. II. Atwell, of Richmond. arrived
here this afternoon, and will assist Rev r. T.
Wilson. the pastor Of Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church, in "A revival. During this
revival there have been eight conversions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
Cleveland and Virginia.
Northern Neck News.

That able, progressive and staunch Demo-
cratic journal, the RICHMOND TINES. which
warmly advocates the denomination Of Cleye-
land published in recent issue interviews
with representative Democrats In forty OF
the 100 counties i'll this State. upon the ques-
ton as To their first choice for the next Presi-
dental nominee, and the footing up shows
that of the pa Democrats interviewed l25
were for Cleveland. forty nine for Hill. and
seventy scattering.
This summary gives Cleveland majority of
six over the field.
Whether this is fair exponent Of public
sentiment or not, cannot DO positively de-
termined. 1t may, or 1t may not be.
We must confess that il falls below the es-
innate we have entertained of Mr. Clevelands
strength, and it is beyond question that had
the same parties been interviewed previous To
Mr.. Clevelands silver letter" the result
would have been Tar more favorable TO Cleve-
land.
i,Be that as II may. we incline TO the opinion
that Cleveland is still the choice Of Virginia
and the South generally, regardless Of his
views upon the subject OF the tree coinage Of
silver.