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Frank T. Kerr 6 Co.
UTUMN Fabrics

is5sl1fftfttttttk1St$ course lilele 10
not such great
variety Of colors, as the pre-
vailing ones run to Browns,
Blacks and Blues; but what
there is you will find on our
counters.
An inspection of our stock
is cordially requested and will
be worth the trouble. Prices
have been cut almost in halt
and our choicest goods placed
within the reach of the most
moderate purse. In cheviots,
Diagonals and Scotch goods
we can suit your fancy in
goods, workmanship and price.
Let us cite one instance OF
price cutting.
A fine cheyiot suit made OF
good material, honest work.
manship and, as a necessary
result, good wearing qualities
for the remarkably low
price of $l2. This is not a
ready-made suit but one made
to your order.
In a few weeks we will have
a talk with you about over
coats.
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A little Grammar Lesson.-Ilza.
you don't seem to be very busy.
Nome; Pse finished up all the work
they was to be did:
Done, you mean done.
Yessum: I've finished up all the work
they was 10 be done did.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

-Cholly, aw you Wepublican aw a
Democrat2 Don't awsk me such
gaIsah questions aassti6ns, arS aeaS boy A%en,t
you going to vote7 Cewtenly not. 1
leave me man to do that fab me-
Boston Post.
Noble thoughts are apt to lead to
noble deeds. Evil thoughts will surely
lead to evil deeds therefore we are in
honor bound to suppress evil thoughts
promptly, and so firmly that they can
not again dawn within US.
Upon the completion OF the city
hall, when the mammoth statue of the
city's founder will be raised to its great
height on the towers top, Philadelphia
can claim the distinction of having the
greatest Pennbolder in the world
PHILADELPHIA Record.
People always fancy that we must
become old TO become wise; but, in
truth, as years advance, it is hard to
keep ourselves as wise as we were.
Man becomes, indeed, in the different
stages of his life, a different being, but
he cannot say that he is better one,
and III certain matters he is as likely to
be right in his twentieth as in his six
tieth year.-G0ethe.
The newspapers tell of a hotel
keeper up at Saranac Lake who is
more modest than more hotel. keepers,
and who deserves this paragraph be-
cause of the way in which he sets down
the square truth.
Stop at the Blank House, says the
announcement at the head of his hotel
stationary. My wife and | Proprletors.
The only second class house IN the U.
S. that charges everybody first class
prices. No special rates to Preachers,
Shows or Drummers.
No man can meet another in the
street without making some mark upon
him. We say we exchange words
when we meet what we exchange Is
souls. And when intercourse is very
close and very frequent, so complete is
this exchange that recognizable bits of
the one soul begin to show IN the
other in nature, and the second is con-
scious of a similar AMI growing debt to
the first. This mysterious approxlma
ting Of two souls, who has not witnessed
itP Who has not watched some old
couple make life's pilgrimage hand in
hand, with such gentle trust and JOY
in one another that their very faces
wore the self same look?
HELP TO HIGH LIVING.
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THE FACT

That AYERS Sarsaparilla CURES
OTHERS of. Scrofulous Diseases,
Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, Liver and
Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia, Rheu-
matism, and Catarrh should be con-
vincing that the same course of
treatment WILL CURE YOU. All
that has been said of the wonderful
cures effected by the use of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-09-24

Every man in the world is telling
what he would do if he were a woman,
and every woman tells of things she
would not do if she were a man,
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ELKTON, MD.

A &c leased this we'll known Hotel, beg to inform the
znnblic that has been thoroughly rented ana iur
sasth all Modern Convenences. e
hing also secured the services OF MIR: oAMbEh s d.
49, and tavorably known he travelling public as
IA 3+entive clerk it will be pleasure as well aS
"a TO afford our guests all attention in our power
49, ot the public patronage respectfully solicited.
W. A. CARIE-
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AYERS
Sarsapari|Ia

don't be induced to purchase any of
the worthless substitutes, which are
mostly mixtures of the cheapest in
gradients, contain no sarsaparilla
have no uniform standard of ap-
pearance, flavor, or effect, are blood
purifiers in name only, and are Of
fered to you because there is more
profit in selling them. Take
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castoriaissovelladaptedt to children Iha'
recommend itas superior to any prescription
Xnosn 70 me-" H.A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. T.
aThe use Of 'Caaoria is so universe, wnrt a%S
ifs merits 30 well fnown that it seems Gems are the
saPererogation to endorse IT. ,,aen Castoria
within easy reach" m
New York Sity.,
Late Pastor Bloominedale Reformed onu
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Dentistry.

DIR, G., CLELAND JONES,
DENTIST,
Graduate of Philadelphia DENIAL College,
Office on MAIN ST., above f. W. Taylor's,
ELR7 ON, MD.
Fresh Gas and Ether on hand daily for the
paipless extraction of teeth NOvl6-ly
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HELP TO HIGH LIVING

.SnN.-All need to be bound each
day anew and atiesh TO the Creator.
N0N.-The present holds the aern
OF all that is to be.
7n6S.-Do what you must, not
from outward forc,, bu. inward fervor.
Wed.-If you lack wisdom, love is
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Mchlo-6n
EPPS'SCOCOA

'By u thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, and by careful application of the
has provided our breakfast tables with a delic-
ately favored Leverage which may save us many
heavy DOCTORS bills. 1t is by the judicIous use OF
such articles OF diet that constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency OF disease. Hundreds oi subtle
maiadles are floating around us ready to attack
wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shalt by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and n properly nOurished
frame. Thrill SeIpIce Gazette. Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half
pound tins. by GrOcers, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO. Homeopathic Chemists,
England
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HE WAS TERRIBLY DRY.

One hot Sunday morning, as the
worshjppers from little country church
were slowly vending their way towards
their homes, burly old Devonshire
farmer might have been seen leaning
over his yard-gate, nodding hls
head, and wishing cheerful Good
day to passers-by. At last his greet
ings became less frequent, and, telling
himself that nearly every one must
have passed, he was about to turn
away, when he described the we'll
known form of the vicar coming down
the road. Very warm day, farmer,
commented the clergyman, as he drew
nearer. Mortal'ot, indeed, was the
hearty response. Be'ee too proud to
step inside minute, an taste a good
glass O. sweet cider, pa'son? l am
not too proud, of course, returned the
vicar, amusedly but l will not accept
your kind offer, all the same, for, to
tell you the truth, it is close upon my
dinner hour, and must go straight
home. Then you beant thirs:y2 No,
thanks, Look'ee here, pa'son, enclaim
ed the farmer, US don't want to have
no misunderstanding for want of few
words O. explanation, and should
like icr zee to krow that l shouldn't
ave made so bold as 10 ask zee TO
drink II 1t hadn't bin for hat | heard
The doctor say 20 his son bout you as
be went past my yard quarter hour
ago. What was thatp asked the vicar,
with considerable interest Why,
said he, the vicar Is terrible dry this
morning. 4.
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sort of magnetic sympathy it struck
all sorts of people. Fashionable
young ladies', whose thoughts were
on ANYTHING but religion, would look
on awhile at The "seekcrs" around
the altar and then, hein2 suddenly
81, z=d, would bourd headforemost
into the area before the stand and
hurl themselves violently from side
to side till ribbons, bows, combs and
iewelry were scattered in all direct
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I2;JII;;{!|,ll!;;1!| ;!|,l!;!|
for Infants and Children:

Castoria cures Colic Constipation,
Kills Worms. gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion.
without INJURIOUS medication.
"For several years have recommended
YOUR Castora, and shall always continue 70
do so as it has invariably produced benenciai
results"
EDWIN F. PARpEk. n. D.,
.Tbe Wintbrop "1a5th Street and 7th Ave-,
New York City.
COMPANY, n MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
The sYayoy's Message.

To he Editor of ne Dispatch;
Allow me TO say through your columns
that the recent message of Mayor Ellyson
il one of the ablest. most practical ana
instructive documents of this character
that 1 have read since the war.
The citizens of Richmond who have ana
feel an interest in its progress and welfare
ought 10 give IL careful perusal, That
they NAV be the more disposed and the
better qualified to aid IN carrying out lis
most essential and pressing PROVISIONS.
His comments upon the subject OF De
fective Plumbing are OF startling char-
acter. and are worthy of the promptest
and most earnest attention OF our Com
mon Council.
In the light of the Mayors statements
there can be no question whatever that TO
defective plumbing IL due great amount
of disease of IA serious ana fatai CHARACTER
which prevails IN Ou- midst.
1t would simply be criminal IN the CON-
mon Council II they failed TO have THIS Sc
rious evil remeded at the earliest practl-
cable moment.
His remarks and suggestions upon the
subject Of Impure Food aud the Sewer
ace System" are also worthy OF the lmme-
date attention of our citizens generally,
and of the Common Council.
The truth u. the Mayors message bris-
ties with SUBJECTS and suggestions which
ought 20 receive the prompt and immedl-
ate attention OF our CITY Fathers.
OLD CITIZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
Mr.. CieveIand's Letter.
brooklyn Eagle.


This letter was exclusively published by
the EaqIe on Monday. 1t signifies that sir.
Cleveland will accept the nomination II DC
can get IL. and will get 1t If be can,
A letter was not needed for that. A
peremptory refusal TO contest tor or accept
a nomination would have made letter ID
order. soo,
that Mr.. Cleveland seems to take himsel'
SO seriously as to regard himself as indis
pensable. or as to think that the party
does. That is an error. he IL desirable
and preferable, but no man IS indispensa
ble-except for railroad commissioner, a.
an event to-day shows
The EagLe likes Mr.. Cleveland. but there
were brave men before Agamemnon, ont
virtue and capacity, while they will be les
when he dies, will survive him.
Incidental to the letter are slaps aimee
al Hill. They are errors. MIR. hill doe
mot want the presidency any more thar
Mr.. Cleveland. Zach equally wants II
Each "goes for it" IN. different way
MT Cleveland would hypnotic 1t. MI
Hill goes cunning for it.
IL looks as il each would bag the otne
and a western man the domination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
DEATHS.

coNNArJ,Y.-Died,a at the residence OK
NJ Mary w Thomas. III east Grace IN
This citv on the morning OF tue tetn ~
s,ant lily MOREHEAD CONNAi4Li'
agT Tha - Synsral services will take Place o.
,ha 10 honse on SUNDAY AFTERNOON AtS
o'clock. -, :. ,,o
DoswELL.-Died. March 18th, a. ,,o
north Seventh street. hacnn'rr no.
BROOKE BOSWELL. son o. ,ha ioth
well. OF Fredericksburg, va IN '"' WV
year of his age. -, ..,or IA Fredericks.
HIS remains will Do taken w
bure by the $50 A. M. tram -
vrNNEY. March 10. 1874 DAsiD
II KENNEY; aged 81 years.
Petersburg papers please copy
o,coRMAN.-Died. at No; 81 Gp v s,1sa
aged 80 years. .a.a
III, sake place from ~. fef>
IN t9ne Church SUNDAY EVENING ~
O'Clock.
rATE-pied, on Thursday. i1tn instant,
A n o'clock p. ~, at the ressusITS c..,sk
samuel sinson; J No e.r AZ = TATE I5u dsusStss
Of tns late Joseph IAte' 'os"S
Of n thu, " s,ss; will take place hon ~
| Grscs-Ssrset Pres6ysSSIsn eo - ~
| saturday. MORNING. UN>e.SS ~
| please omit towers u 49, t.
! other illness u the eoese. w. Il
spestfully requested - Z = p
cknrcA ~ .Is1<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19

IL Moses was the son OF Phsraoh's
daughter. what relation would Moses be
10 the daughter of Pharaob's sonl
TIE Queen will give an elegant Mason az
Rjsch or Steiuway fine-loned Upright
Piano 10 the first person answering the
above problem correctly; an elegant Gold
Watcn for the second correct answer; q
China Dlnner Set tor. the third correct
answer: an elegant Silk Dress Pattern for
the fourth correct answers. ana many
other valuable prizes. all OF which are an
nounced in this issue Of The QUEEN Valu-
allie special prizes will be given for the
srst correct answers from each State. Each
pereon answering must enclose fifteen 2
cent United States stamps for the Cana
dian Queen Military Schottlsche,' lust out
tocet6er with copy OF The Queen, con-
tanning beautiful water,color reprod ia.,
ton. "Seyen. He Loves" and tu'i particu'
lars OF chr Educational Prize Competi.
tions. The object Of Offering these prizes
Is TO increase the cremation q tins poR ss
YOU may secure valuable prize. Address
re CanadtoH Quee'l" A" IoEoatos Oen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
Sl.Sj.

The q, $3.50, and IS children's Suits to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19

This is the day we turn loose great squad "
Of good things cheap. We can walt on every
body-and It won't be TOO late until We close.
Don't lot any Of these opportunities get away -
from you.
There's the s14.5o sale OF s25, s24, s23, s@2,
and ego SUITS and the sfl.50 sale OF sls,
s16.5o, and s15 SUITS and ovERcoATs.
..Done for tonight. We are making the ohlL-
DRENS SUITS "scarce" by marking them
down-prices turned under the " edge OF COST
What there is left of our Childreu's Stock we
will mako n short story Of The $3.50, s3, and
$3.50 Children's Suits to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
A CRISIS AT BERLIN.
THE TROUBLE QUE TO EDUCATIONAL
BILL DIFFERENCES.
Count Won Zedlitx-Trutxschier, Minister Oh
Ecclesiastical Affairs and Insssuc'''"'
ResIgns from, the Cabinet

rRv Anv,o.Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
BRKLrs. March 1s.-Rumors are current
here today that there is partial crisis Id
the Prussian Cabinet resulting from q
meeting OF the Ministers yesterday ~
which the Emperor presided. Inc suo-
iect then under discussion was tne pr
mary education bill. and it is well Known
that there is a considerable difference Oh
opinion among the Ministers on this mea-
sure.
The sudden return to Berlin OF heir
Rauchhaupt. leading Conservative. -
believed TO be connected with the impenu-
ing designations of DR.. Heerfurtn. Mlnls-
ter of the Interior, and Count Won Ecu,
tz-Trutzschler, Minister OF Ecclesiastleai
Affairs. instruction and Medicinal Anairs'
Won Zedltz was not at the Cabinet meet
ing either Yesterday or to-day.
THE EMrERoR's HAND.
Later.-It now appears that Count Won
Zedlitz-Trutzschler resigned ms o lncI ON q,
the termination of the Cabinet councii on
Thursday. and that he was PROMPTED 10
take this step BY a statement made by EN-
peror William that he did not wish the
primary education bill passed by one
sided majority.
The withdrawal Of the bill after torcin.
it through the COMMITTEES III pfactca'iy
unamended form would be confession VI
great weakness on the part of tue govern
ment, Chancellor vtn "a rivisattituus ~
regard 10 the muuA-iIscussed measure
having been quite as decided as that oil
Baron Won Zedlitz- Trutzscbler;, -,
Ii is stated that Herr Rauchhaupt; the
leader OF the Conservatives In the lower
house OF The Prussian Diet, now declines
to accept certain clauses in the primary
educational bill. although the main body
of the Conservatives are pledged TO SUD-
port the measure. The result OF TINS ac-
ton Of Herr Kauchhaupt Is to create
deadlock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
BIMEIALLISs

The success of the bimetallist propa.
eanda has so encouraged the committee OF
the Bimetallic League that the committee
has decided TO raise the question of an in
ternational conference by debate in Par
lament The many adhesions of men,
bers of the House of Commons seem to
Justify the movement. Among Others
Sir NJ. w. Ridley. who has potent though
quiet influence in the House, has joined
the league. Commoners Howell (Radlcal
and Weston Jarvis Conservative have
been elected parliamentary secretaries OF
the league.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
eMlNG IN CUSTODY.
lie Asseverntes Innocence Of His Alleged
Terrible Crime.
lpy telegrapA b vac pIspatcl

by telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
PrRTH, AUSTRALIA. March iS-Deemirg.
who is accused Of having murdered his
wife and four children IN England,
was brought 90 this city to-day by Off
GERS prior 70 going 10 Melbourne. where
court proceedings VIII be taken against
him. The detectives who hunted the pri-
soner down were interviewed after their
arrival hore to-day. They say that
when Deeming was arrested and was
questioned about the terrible charges
made against him, he affirmed his
complete innocence of the crime He
gave his name as Swanston, and declared
that he had no. knowledge Of the man
known rs Williams. He SAID that he was a
resident Of Windsor
The detectives also gave the information
that the prisoner bad tainted twice during
the journey, but that otherwise he APP
peared 10 be IN cheerful frame
Of mind. He w6s volubie and was
very wiling 10 talk about the murder at
tribuied TO Dim. He seemed TO be conf
dent that when the proper time came he
would be able TO prove his innocence.
The police claim 20 possess proofs of the
prisoners identity. 1hey seized some of
his goods. and among the things which
fell into their bands va a batch OF letters
and basket containing female clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
lReported for tho Dispatch.l

IhepUIIVu Iur s"V Df' -,
MARCH ls.-Revenue collections to-day; Oh
CARS and cigarettes. cfl'.oo' eoDe'No'
g., ss4.95-total. s3,602.75.
Private sales: Darks, Is: wrappers, D CUT
tiers, 31-total, 42hogsheads
shockoe sold to-day o,S43 pounds bright to-
bacco: highest price. Gao Crenshaw soid 10
day IA. 9O5 pounds: highest price. sac.
Reoisterei on Tobacco Exchange to-day: II.
T. Moore, r.. II. Brinkiey. W. X Allen, q. W.
Filis' A. NJ. Jones, Stems, OF North Carolins. :,
Prices for brights ruled stronger To-Day on az,
t,nds with small breaks. The rooghest winter
weather in March prevents large loose sales Of
any class ,,., A. &, On .
city, also Mr.. N. K Bowman, OF Lyncnpurs, a.
Inc tobacco trade would be glad " Know thal
there will no be serious interruption OF WORK py
The reported Are in Ligget & Myers COMPANY
tsf. Louis factory. II the leaf department. nae
been burned it would have helped tnis insfke.
the factory delays viii only WORK the o'nos way
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
THE TERMINAL REORGANIZATION.
Members of the Guaranteeing Syndicate
The Syndicate Subscription.
rp-, o,oora,h o. ,hc ptar,,.b
IBy Telegraph % Ono Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, March 1s.-Mr. Bulge. q
member Of the firm of Hallgarten q Co.
and one OF the Richmond Terminal or
ganization committee, said to-day that
the bankers syndicate TO guarantee the
cash required for the contamination OF
the plan for the reorganization of the
company. as proposed by the Olcott COM
mittee. would be composed Of the follow
ing firms and individuals, among others {;
Hallgarten & Co., First National Bank, j.
Kennedy Tod n Co.. Central Trust Com
pany, Lee. Higginson IL Co., Lazard
FreTes, Chase National Bank. Maitland
Phelps d Co., Moore q Schley, Oliver H..
PAYNE. Spencer, Trask d Co., 4. G. Bene.
diet a Co., Work, Strong & Co.. Edward
Sweet d Co.. c. }. Lawrence & Sons, Woe
rishofer g. Co.. /. a. $. Wormser, Poor "
GrconOugh.
The amount Of the Richmond Terminal
syndicate subscription Is $l4 800, 0o) cash
that T.. the company will issue SI8, OOO.OOO
In per cent. bonds to the syndicate sub
scribers AT 50. less a commission OF ~ per
cent. cash and - per cent. In preferred
stock. There will also be bonus OF 20
per cent in preferred stock, 50 that the
new per cent bonds. with the preferred,
worth 60 should not cost subscribers
much. II any, above co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
The Ohio Gerrymsnder.

COLUMBUS. o., March ls.-Ihe Repubii-
can caucus of the House OF Representa-
tives last night agreed upon p an OF con-
gressional redietrlcting and this practl-
callv determines The question, which mas
been the cause of much contention during
fine whole session. Under the new ar
engagements the Republicans will have
sixteen and the Democrats five representa-
tiyes. The Democrats ut present pave
fourteen. Congressman Outh~alte' mare,
and oyton are tho only Democrats left IN
safe districts and are likely TO be returned.
The bill will be reported to the House
next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
GRlzzLED VETERANS MEET.
Dan. sickles and Longstreet Fight Their
Battles Over Again.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

ATLANTA. Ga. March l3.--To-night Gen
eral Daniel L. Slckles, of New York, and
Senator Colauitt and Hon. Seaborn
Wright. of Georgia. addressed q large
crowd AZ DeGive's Opera-House, the meet
ing being held under the auspices OF the
HinClub. General Sickles's visit TO Atlanta
hes been made particularly notable by the
presence of General Longstreet. These
two men commanded opposing forces at
the second DAYS fighting at Gettysburg.
There General Sickles lost q LEG. Both
were at the banquet of the Hlbernlan so
cicty last night. where "a most dramatic
scene was enacted III the meeting of these
qrizzled veterans. They were TO have
gone over the old bstlle-6elds together,
but the inclemency OF the weather pre-
vented that. They have. however, been
together much of the time, recalling the
incidents OF the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19

irsa.i. "lssoAd Tor good government, for civil
t 'H. iNr Eurahiy in public expenditure ios
a. H-'lluiionM nights, and for the Demcciaiic
i.-it lH 4lsr 30 has no selfish Interests 10 stp-
t.'.. llte Sow York, the south asks Tor lue
....i ul Del oWu domestic affairs and 10 own
...u DEL frrc from Federal interference.
'f. lili COB cd attention 10 the fact that II was
i'. l.tl a Democrats administration was III
.-t-..l11 Wat fraternity Was restored through
NlI gee ,ull-fy. The Democratic party nc
s-.l, ais u0i believe in taxation for private pur-
'fea or government partnership wilh private
.t.U.rt Oi TIE surplus lac thought htto
..rl te aaId. A democratic administration had
"i q large Que, but IL bad wholly disap-
r.i Il three years Of a Republican ad-
H.t'sifauon. he believed that The best method
'r'tE money ioF tue support o. the g0sefn-
..-ni We ny duties upon imports. Free tradofs,
90 .tll nl-lale she Democratic position anu
rA'arfass more Tran they help tho Democratic
+ttN. ioa tarr Tor revenue that may AFFORD
--. p .tt'A protection 70 private interests there
''lI4 tr np objection. on the contrary, the De-
H'f-ry believed ia the encouragement 81 every
Peg industry ana tue protection Oi labor.
NNf.FffUu "a the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
Tobaooon,s,. burned Out.


~. LOUIS, No.. March is.-Ihe extensive
~ !. ecco-iactory Of Leggett a Myers here,
~Dieh coyels nearly bali q block, look fire
u, :. 'Ae sixth story, or sweating department.
~ o'clock this morning. and In an
r, SIi almost the entire upper part OF tue
,s-.Aing was IA flames. Three alarms were
s sr,hed n. aud the FIRE department came
~ n iuli tcrce. Several hundred peo-
''-nsa, women. and chiidren-woSe en-