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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
Cost Of the CITY Hall.

The Times Il mistaken IL 1t supposes that
we wish 10 maintain that Richmond has
not gone beyond her needs in building
che City Hall All that we desire 70 show
ct this time is that the expenditure has
not seriously embarrassed US. and that 1t
is unfair 10 charge whatever financial diff
fculties arise from time TO time 10 the
fact that we have 10 pay out Of 81 300. 600
annual income Si2,0 900 interest on the City
Hall bonds.
We may add that when the City Council
edopted the day-lsbor system there was
little if any disapproval Of it, and we insist
that thc taste Of money on this account
has been grossly exaggerated. for be it re-
membered that the material was all bought
and the shop work all done by contract.
The Times doubts :" If most of the tax
payers who have TO pay for the hall care
o baubee whether the granite comes from
Maine or Virginia" We beg to differ with
our contemporary. They do care. They
have never been satisfied with the LEE
monument ON this account, and never will
be. Nor from the present appearance Of
the LEE monument Is il to be believed that
Maine granite viii stand. the vicissitudes
uf the Virginia climate as well as Virginia
granite.
We doubt not that as dsy-labor job
the City Hall will prove as satisfactory to
the people as the LEE monument as a con-
tract job.
Doubtless there was bidder who offered
10 build the City Hall for $50, 0O0-indeed.
our recollection is that there were much
lower bids than this-but what kind OF
granite did he propose to use; what man
ner of men would he have employed as
laborers? And then what sort OF bill
would he have put in " for extra work"
Why, the plans have been altered in nu-
merous particulars since they were adopt
ed all for the better we have no doubt
aud in every instance these alterations
would have been charged up as extra
work, :" and we all know how fearfully these
bills for "extras" can mount mp.
No practical man believes that any con-
tractor could have built our City Hall &C
cording 70 the specifications for $J70. 900.
Why, the material in it-bought Of the low
est bidders-would have cost vastly more
than that
Let US do justice to the day-labor sys-
TEN and to the councilmen who adopted
IL; adopted it for reasons that seemed TO
be good at that time. and which were GER
tainly approved by the great body Of the
people--the Democratic tax-payiug peo-
pie of Richmond.
We may lament that we did not count
the cost more accurately. but we are not
at liberty to ignore the fact that the
Iowest-bidder system has entered largely
into the cost. or the further fact that out
Of an annual income Of 81. 500, 900 we have
30 far never paid more than $4,000 per
annum as interest on the City Hall bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

soathesz DsmoernGs ass skssld d tbs force
tdlL n hat hl5I lie eli ~ evils uBder
which The eoatA suffered during rscon-
stsuetaon dsys. and long afterwards. We
sAsrsfoes naturally rsxsrd othss matters
- Of Les importance than seems to b. a.
tsched to them IN the North 1nsword. We
have skeleton II the house end cannot
b. ignorant Of tbs fset Let the Rspubls-
cana come ont against the force bill and
you vii - the Democrats diseusstne--
with - much sssl - anybody elss-tssia
reform. financial reform. universal cur
rsney. and various other matters 70 which
now they seem 70 pay bat little attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

Not all the sayings Of Emperor WILLIAM
OF Germany are unwise. as witness his re-
mark that it would be safest to make
hen-pecked husband OF Prince FERDINAND
of Roumania by marrying him to Princess
MARIE of Edinburg. Prince FERDINAND Is
said 70 be youth of only msdioc-e intel
iigence and of very uns,eadied character,
while the Princess is very intelligent and
strong-minded. WILLIAMS view Is that
British hen-pscking woald be very ef-
feciual Offset TO Russian intriguing at the
Roumanian capital. That be is not far
wrong appears 10 be borne out by the
fact that the Gar IL naturally opposed to
the proposed marriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
DRESS GOODS.

Fine Imported serges IN sll the leading shades,
including the new steel, new tan. new rose, new
green. better goods than you ever saw a; 65c.
per gard, only SOC
csmers-Hsir suitibgs, nne quality, all the
newes; patterns, the same quality you generally
pay soc. per gard for-this week 32c.
Imported Crepe Cloth. AZ inches wide. cream,
ligh: blue, PINK. lavender. etc.. only 75c. per
yard.
Finest French Ladies Cloth IN al the new
spring shades only 81 per ys-d-
Wool Chevrons IN a fall line Of patterns and
colorings only Doc per yard.
Yohair Brlliantnes In ell the lea ding colors,
the mos; serviceable material made at so low
price, only 12I<c.
magnificent line Of English aud Scotch
Chevron Cheyiots from 37ltc. % sl.50 per yard.
Tho fine Imported An-Wool Challi. A sort OF
majesty inheres them. Every woman knows
AiLWool Cnal.i--cool when you need coolness,
warm when the air Il n biz nippy, nes. always,
welcome always, reliable in any emergency.
Light and dark grounds, full 81 wearing, art,
and loyeliness, 6.bc. per yard.
American Wool Chaii, perfect imitation OF
the imported goods, only zoe. per yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

New York paper declares that ono OF
ne cusiosities 1t recent politicsis the eass
WIN which denominations are secured By
southern congressman. like NJ. Oars, for
example. who are generally doomed 20 de-:
i ! ey reason Of Other peoples votes on
Inc reason Is not far TO sssk. The - Gu
siosify y stubborn fack The southern
'psopAe have more fmportant nattsss than
~ nosthsrn % eonosdss whsn thsy come
- nopinste candidatne az coagsesx The
noe(A>fn ptepae hsse - suoh psohlsm =
~ es11tios bsfers thsn. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

We gave the Word little reproof the
other day for claiming that it had In
fuenced the vote in the House Of Repre-
sentatives on the motion to lay on the table
Mr.. BLaxD's silver bill. Nevertheless. VIC
must say that the Word is making fine
fight for the unifcstion OF the Democratic
party and the side-trscEing Of silver. That
paper excels the other New York papers in
zeal and also in drawing lines Of dsmarca-
ton wherever these are needed. Il il
Democratic first, last. and all the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

Hon. WsITELaw Rid. United States
Minister to France, returned to New York
on Sunday, bringing with him new ex-
tradition treaty and the news that the
French will be well represented by govern
ment and individual exhibits at the Chi
cago Exposition.
Mr.. REID hes offered his resignation as
Minister. but it has not yet been accepted.
be wishes 70 resume bis duties as editor
Of the New York Ti-ibuns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

Black si,r Nusrorite. the latest popular dress
fabric and the greatest value OF be sesson-
three qusli.ics-t1.25. s1-j0 and e2 per yard
Plorentine silks In new designs for tea gowns,
fancy work. etc.
s1rah Silks, black, navy, and dark grounds.
with colored pin stripes, regular 81 grade al
G9c.
Exquisite designs in China silks on tan steel,
canary. Hight bI1c. and Nile grounds.
Neu designs in China SILKS with bl.cx grounds
In nfty different ssyiee.
Black Seeded and Royal silks- "a inches vide.
These goods we're Manufactured 20 sell at el-5O
per yard Tney 90 this week 81 81
Black Crystal Beogaiine silks three special
values, all extra quality and soft finish, az poe.
clio. and e1.2j ger yard. You have paid sl-Jo
for quality not 80 good as either.
Black Feillc silk-a grand bargain for this
week-;he sl.25 quality for 9ec-
90 and 2f-inch Colored Satins, light and deli
cate shades. at so and 75c.
Blsck japanese Silks. IN croes-oar, cheyron.
diagonal, and other effects
Great values in White and Cream Wash Silk.
2f-inch Changeable sarahs only 81 per yard
better than most s1-25 goods
New colo-s and combinations In Iafeta Two
and Threc-Toaed Silks
One great bargain IN Black Hems..,chet
surah-yery cheap this week
Evening silks, bfocaded and figured. from 81
to $3.50 per yard
MORE Slss In q magnificent! assortment from
s5c. TO $3.50 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
SILKS, SILKS.
MANY GREAT BARGAINS

10 pieces ALL-WOOL HEyRIETTAs, must be
sO!d-price reduced 70 39l4c. yard;
3 pieces FLAID DRESS GOODS. mus; be sold
reduced 10 lie yard:
4 pieces ALL-WOoL CHEVI01S. must DO sold
reduced % So. yard;
l TAN PATTERN SUIT. must be sold--reduced
2 pieces REPS. mus, be so,d-reduced to 5,Tc.
2 pieces GRAY FLANNEL DRESS GOODS, must
be eold-rcduced 20 lac. a yard
5 pieces yard-wide HENRIR1TAs. must be
soid-re1uced to lee a yard:
5 pieces BEDFORD CORDS, the Ell quality, must
DO sol1-reduced 10 0sc- yard;
pieces STRIPED CASHMERE, must be sold
pe oese sc.inc hi DRESS GooDs-must be sold
3 ieces BRIGHT PLAID DRESS GOODS. must
be sod-reduced to SIC yard;
LINING CAMBhfCs reduced 20 Pc. yard;
Tho lest JEANS oniy TIC yard;
WIGAS reduced 70 &c. yard.
siLEcIAs are nov cold al &c. yard;
1 piece BLACK CHINA SILK, fine quality. 90
Inches wide, must be sold-reduccd from 81
1 BLACK ci AkaTuiKE SILK DRESS PATTERN.
must be so!d-reducei 20 75c. yard;
BLACK RHADAMA. our 81 quality, must be
sold-reduced 70 62Izc. yard;
BLACK FABLE, nne quality, reduced from "
GREES. Blue, and BROWN SATIN RHADA.
Ma, must be sold-reduced from u 70 ACC.
dyard.
SILK GIMP reduced 10 50c. yard;
SATIN reduced 70 19c. yard;
BEADED GIMP reduced from 81 70 Acc. yard
Our entire line OF SILK PRINCES, BEADED
PRINCES, and BEADED ORNAMENTS are
being sold az greatly reduced prices;
piece MOURNING TAPE FRINGE, must be
sold, ~ acc yard:
40-inch sILS-fISIsHED HENRIETTAS In sll
shades, must be sold-reduced from 81 70
t, pssce each ATWOOD BLUE and BROWN
BEDFORD CORD only 39c.;
ISAAC HELD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

The Atlantic Coast Line will shortly be-
gin the erection Of a six-story building In
Washington. II IL to be q; the northwest
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth
street. and will be occupied by the general
offices Of the COMPANY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
Pattern Dresses.

Our assortment OF Paris Robes and Pattern
Dresses is unexceled and uneIusllei. Stripes,
checks, crepons. crocOdiies, iwo-toned. and many
other designs As we'll try 10 chronicle every
flower loveliness IN May as 70 keep mp with the
Robe beauties as they untold. Prices 20 suit
every purse-lon, medium, or nns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
MITTELDORFERS'
NEW
GRANITE BUILDING,
pit east Broad street.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK


Our senior partner has Just returned from
New YORK, where he attended the large auction
sales aud secured some OF the surplus Stock OF
importers and manufacturers, which We VIII as
play this week on Cur counters. Prices VIII tell
Ali new goods.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
All the newes, styles In tho mos, popular
snadcs-Lizsri. Turquoise, Light Tan, Light
10 crepon., Bflovy Waves, Cbevrons, Bedford
Cords. serges. denriettss, Cloths. Crinklee.
Matalasse, Gioria Cloth, China silks, surabs,
Bcngaines. Fsilies, ficior.ns- Our prices are
the lowest and the qualities are the best
1877 pieces Cf Armenian Serges. SO Inches wide
special price for this week Sc, regular price,
80 piec.s An.woo cheyron Mixtures. SO inches
vide, special price fo- this week 3oc.-seiiing
ct other houses for 1Uc.;
500 pieces ChAntiiiy Pongess In short pieces
special price for this week. o14c-' regular
2s3 pieces A. Bedford Cords, something new.
az lIsse.. regular price, 117Ec-;
WASH FABRICS Of all binds, the largest STOCK
ever sbcxa 10 this city, from . 70 lSc- per
yard--ell special cut prices for i1is week.
SILKS. SILKS.
Plain China Silks. 80 inches wide. all shades
special price for this week, 4'c-; regular
prlce. 65c. +;
yig;srse China sllts in ell colors-speciai prices
for this week. 37If, -. 81, 81, -, soc. All
OF these goods are % per cent less than
regular prices;
Bengaiines In oil colors at very low cut prices
for this week.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT Is very attractive
and prices cut way down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
ISAAC HELD.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
coo east Broad street.

FANcY-wEAvE CHgvIoTs. 8 styles of new
shadings, 40 inches Wide. at 4oc. per yard, sc-
5l-inch cHEvRoN EFFECTS thai we're made
70 sell at 81 per yard. We have in limited guam
tity at 60c.
All the new spring shades Of FRExCH
sERGEs and GERMAN HENRlETTAS at SOC
Iiich-art novelties in ENGLISH CHEvI0Ts,
B0RDERED FOULE, MATALASSE WEAvES.
CREPON KFFEcTs, and BEDFORD CORDS
IRON sS ses; z s115 PER Yard rprco,s WHIP.
CORDS, and cAsBMEREs IN colorinss that are
almost equal TO foreign goods, but not quite 20
durable, at 25c. per yard
SILKS! sILKSi
Our variety OF Silks a greater this season than
ever before and includes a most carefully
selected assort mont Of Solid and Printed Chinas,
Woven BrocAde Chlnas, and full line Of Crys-
ming Also, every variety Of Black SIX Material
WHITE GOODS.
For some unexplained cause this has been .
wonderfully poor season for the sale OF White
floods. We havo been enabled 20 turn this 70
our advantage By the purchase Of . number Of
lots which the manufacturers woso anxious 70
dispose Of even q 3 sacrincA We Invite IN IN
speetion Of some Of tho great bargains We show
r sheer s as' sas 4 s e Es. Z
csssssd Dlnisiss and Corded Pseuss At laK
and x5c.
india Linens and Primrose Lawns from *
70 SIC.
YArd-wids Pure nnsa Lawns q Aoa and MP
lrish Linens in Remnants q sac., WORN doe.
Great oaygoino IN stamped Ltnen BcaxfS and
Govern. Table unanA Doafsess ana NspkinA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
EASTER SUNDAY.

We believe In H. although We DO not efscsly
understand how it came about. and in conse-
quence We have made the mos, lavish display Of
NEW GOODS In every part Of our store.
At no other season OF the year, except perhaps
at Christmas time, can there be fogni such q
magnificent display.
The new goods themselves are very attractive
BY reason Of their nsvness, and are rendered
dcubly 90 By the artistic and stlfui hands Of our
decorator. who seems 70 have an lniaitive
knowledge OF the method Of showing msrrhar-
disc 70 the best advantage. Every department.
Of the store IL In holiday attire. A large and
comfortable receptioa-room In the rear Of the
store and overlooking the whole floor Is AZ the
disposal Of our patrons The Lanson cssh--ar-
rfer system facilitates the making Of change.
Nearly 400 incandesceni electric lights are used
In the basement and other parts OF the store.
Ample toilet rooms, with hvstories, are pro-
videc. Tso delivery wagons mako regular frips
to all parts Of the city and Nsnchsster-in fact,
everything necessary 70 the wants and conTe-
niences Of our patrons has been anticipated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
$40 SET.

loxl3 Fine Dresden Table sss Rsyptial
SPHINX pattern, enc d Ne mas specimens q
lInsn In the world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
Ne70 Six Hosiery.

Ladies' Silk Hose, cluster ribbed, sI.25.
ladies' AlI-silk Hose, drop-siitch and solid
colors. also.
ladies' SIX Hose, boo: patterns, s1.50.
Ladies' All-5ilk Hose. plain black, e..
Ladies' Drop-stiseh Hose, pure silk, e2.e5.
Ladies' SILK Hose, pain, all oolors, e2.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

II has become . recomized custom among a.
that every one must have some new article on
wearing apparel, sdornment, or Otherwise, 10
wear for the hrst time on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

keodzng noetoss IN feadins-maftsf fyps, nFc
kues o. -, q; IN pocpsrcll loaded. TIC
Gard a rasss sos more space surnished On sp-
b1lrAfson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

AnIessers ard kilograms must Be sddressed 70
fBx DISPATCH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05

lox14 Fine Hemssitched Damask Table ssss
four rows open WORK on cloth and ITO rows on
naDkins-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
Ne7V Black Laces.

Nev Dress Lacee, Nets, and Fiounclngs-
Brussels Nets, As inch, from 81 TO S2.75 yard.
ChaniiIly Flouncings, Al inch, from 81 TO $3.50
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
rBErIMEs ART SUPPLEMENT To- DAY.

We present to our readers to-day our
third art supplement. 1t is reproduc-
ton of the famous painting by Karl Gus
tav Hellquist, and is entitled "Peder Son
navater and Master Knuts Opprobrlous
Entry into Stockholm in 1926.
Peter Sonnavater and Master knut
were two Swedish bishops, who had
sought refuge, after their unsuccessful
rebellion in Dalame against Gustavus L.,
with the Archbishop Olaf, in TrondhJem,
but the latter treacherously betrayed
them to the Kings servants, who, dress
ing them in rags and putting crown OF
straw on Sonnavater's head and a mitre
of birch bark on Knut's, mounted them
on starving horses and brought them
through Upsala TO Stockholm in Shroye-
tide procession, amidst jeers and insults.
They were led to the market place, and,
after drinking the e1ecutioners health,
were broken on the wheel
The artist, Hellquist, was born IN
Kungsor in 1851, and distinguished him.
self early as a student in the Stockholm
Academy. receiving medal for one OF
his first pictures. He was in 1856 an IN
structor in the Academy of Berlin, and
now resides in Munich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

ments and suicide and hanging delicious
luxuries, do the devils work. but tho
leaders of society. the creme de Ia creme
and elite, that yitiate and degrade social
intercourse by genteel gambling, white
fbbing, pious frauds and indecency, In
delicacy and intemperance, under any
guise, that participate in brutal pleasures
or give their countenance to lascivious
spectacles, are equally the children aud
high officers of the wicked one.
The follies of the high are merely
ridiculous when they fall into the use OF
the ignorant. But when the vices that
belong to the vulgar are lifted to social
accomplishments by indulgences essen
tally the same when low life is estab-
lished above stairs, then do direful dan
oers threaten-the colors of good and
evil are mixed and COMPOUNDED indeed.
Tares are being sown that promise an
abundant yield of decentralization. The
most terrible satires of high lite known
are: Herod, arrayed in gorgeous apparel,
his utterances accepted as the voice OF
god: he fell down and was eaten OF
worms, and later a great financier, sud
denly dying of a tobacco heart, honey
combed and saturated with poison-tnem-
selves types of society demoralized
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

Southern men Uho contemplate voting
against the Democratic party csW do eoeH TO
read and ponaer he foiloseing from ae letter
of Speaker Crisp on the Force Blu:
III gipes TO the judge Of the United States
Circuit Court Tie poaoer Of appointing election
officers in the States. II gfues he election
officers so appointed the po,cer to designate an
Unlimited number Of deputy n,orshals, ioho
may be employed a number Of days prior 10
each election, at &e per day. a thousand or
more might be appointed in each confessional
distriet)
TT authorizes the use Of the armies of the
United States 10 preserve the peace at the polls.
IN gipes 10 the judges Of The United States
courts he po,oer Of appointing cdnrdsstng
or returning board for each State, ,cho shall
certify uhoa the people hare elected TO Con-
grsss.
1T requires the clerk Of the House Of Rep
vesenfdfiues 10 place on the roll Of members
elect the names of The persons holding such
certificates. so that they may participate as
members In the organization of the House.
1T authorizes officers Of The United States
to supervise and control the registration Of
voters.
1T authorizes such officers TO make house
toulouse cdnudss 10 ascertain the legality Of
ana registered U0ter.
III brorides for the payment Of all Ties
officers out of he Federal treasury, authorize
he employment Of many Of them for a
much as eight days before an election.
And finally. IL makes permanent appro-
prfatfon Of oar money for the execution Of the
lasrw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
THE DISPATCH On CONSTITUTIONAL
LAW,

We fear The Times and the Dispatch
will never agree upon questions OF con-
stitutional law. Our canons of construc-
ton are as far apart as the two poles.
We will say to the Dispatch, however
that if the Governor exercises his as
cretionary powers corruptly 1t Is not lor
the courts to restrain him, but Tor tne
Legislature to impeach him.
Second. 1t is not for the courts to make
an apportionment. but it is their function
to keep the Legislature within the lines
of the Constitution in appointments
as in all else. If the Legislature makes
an apportionment that the Constitution
forbids it to make, it is for the courts
when the Legislatures act comes proper
" before it, to pronounce that act Voiu'
whereupon it is for the Legislature TO
make another apportionment when VIII
be within the lines of the Constitution
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

The United States Tobacco Journal
gives a New York farmers experience
with tobacco under the Mckinley law
when he says that after two years trial
he finds that he gets fully 90 per cent. less
for his crop than he did in 1870. lie
saws that because of the high tax on
Sumatra wrappers thousands OF small
manufacturers will be forced out OF the
business this year, because they must
have Sumatra wrappers, yet cannot al
ford to pay the enhanced cost of them;
and the business will thus fall into the
hands of few large concerns. ms,
however, has been so uniformly the re-
suit or tendency Of the Mckinley tarlh
that the Philadelphia Record thinks 1t is
impossible to resist the conclusion that
such effect has not come about by mere
chance. or laundering, but by deliberate
intention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

Called for the third time 10 represent the
parry of my choice in a contest for the supye-
macy Of Democratic principles. my grateful
appreciation OF It's confidence, less than ever.
e6dces the solemn sense Of my responsibility.
II the action Of he conrentton you repre-
sent shall be Endorsed By the sggrdges Of my
courf,ynaen, ,ciU assume he duties Of he
great Office for which hare been nominated,
kno,cinq ftiH tceu its tdbors and perpleyities,
aud Dik humble reliance upon he diofne
Being. infinite IN poteer TO aid, and constant
In wotchfM care oper our favored nation.
Yours, ue'y truly.
GROVER CLKyxLASp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02

The result of Mr.. Cleveland's visit to
New York seems to have been oil that
could be wished. Representatives of all
factions of the party called on him, ard
their interviews were all apparently sat
isfactory. Mr.. Cleveland and Chairman
Harrity had prolonged conference and
the plan of campaign was fully mapped
out. 1t was decided to make it ag-
gressiye all along the line, and as the Re-
publicans were already on the defensive,
to keep them SO. Mr.. Cleveland. after
the conference, expressed himself as
greatly pleased with the outlook, and
that the events of the day had made him
absolutely confident of victory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-02
LEMON ELIXIR.
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For Fever, Chills. Debility and Kidney
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