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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12
@. h. 4 I. n. R.-Traverse City
Potoskey aud Mackinaw.

Commencing June Is. trans leave for
Traverse City 10 .. m. 2 .. m. aud
Ais p. m. For Pesoskey and Mack.
NAV, 20 .. m, D. m. and 10 30 .. NJ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

The "Steck" piano.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-12

Spring ducks At DettenthAier's
All kiads Of fresh lisa ct petsen-
thnieYsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
Elkins Still AT Work.

The Baltimore Suns West Virginia cor
respondent, sent to that State to report
the true condition of things, reports that
such well-posted men as Ex-Governor j. b.
JACKSON and Mr.. WILLIAM N. CHANcELLER
say confidently that West Virginia will go
for CLEVELAND. We have again and again
claimed that West Virginia was as safe for
the Democrats as Virginia. The little
Mountain State ought never to have been
formed, but it is too late now to remedy
the wrong; but every body must recognize
the truth OF her boast that she is worthy
daughter of old Virginia. West Virginia
never tires" Virginia never tires"
We count upon both to do their duty on
the sth proximo.
MIR. ELKINs might as well let West Virgil
MA alone. He is popular man there, but
Democratic principles are still more popu-
lar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
rha seoond DISTRICT.

Tho address 10 the voters of the Second
Congressional District put forth by the
district committee. composed OF Messrs.
Josxpn T. DUKE. G. II. DAY. 4. THoMPs n
Jr I. p. SrxAnSEs, and T. II. SHIELDS,
atates strongly and within small COM
mass ALI of the issues of the canvass. 1t
puts the questions Of the hour before the
voters. sharp and clean-cut, and we ex-
pect 1t to do great good.
The Democrats OF the Second Distiic'
are celebrated for their party loyalty.
They have always fought against odds. but
have always fought well. and have OFTEN
been victorious.
They have an able end interchangeable
standard bearer in GARDINER TYLER, ana
the prospects are that he will be elected.
ALI that is needed to make sure OF THIS re-
suit is that the details of party organiza-
ton shall be carefully attended to and
that we shall have our full vote polied on
November 9Th.
The withdrawal of BowDEs and PEAcHr.
the rival Republican candidates, indicates
the purpose of the Repu blican leaders TO
reform their lines for fight in this dis
trict; but whether their strength VIII DC
thrown for the Third-party nominee OF
they will put new candidate in the field
is as vet unknown. If they adopt the
former course. many Republicans will de-
cline to sanction IT by their votes; If the
latter, GARDISER TYLER will almost surely
run in between his two opponents. Any
way you choose to look at 1t, TYLER mas
good show of winning and. his friends
should feel encouraged to redouble their
efforts In his behalf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
Into the House.

Weare surprised TO find in the Cincin.
natl Commercial the following paragraph
IAN the Peoples party and the Prohibition
party can hope to do possibly In the northern
states is. by their Kidding about, to throw the
election Of President into the House and that OF
vice-President into the Senate-an accomplish
ment OF which they will have no reason to be
proud"
Well, that would be quite an achieve.
ment, and would or at least might lead to
good results. Mr.. CLEVELAND would be
elected President of course and WHITE
LAW REID would probably be elected Vice.
President.
But isn't it significant that such paper
as our Cincinnati contemporary should be
fearful that the election of President will
DO thrown into the House? Where are
the States which can be controlled by the
People's party or by the Prohibitionists ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
Michigan and Virginia.

The decision of the United States Su-
preme Court rendered yesterday makes
good the Democratic claim to at least four
electoral votes from the State of Michigan.
Thus another peg upon which the Repub-
licans have hung their hopes is knocked
away.
1t may be that they will now set to work
to capture Virginia. The New York Herald
of yesterday, indeed, prints table of pro-
bable Republican States, made out for it
by member of the Republican National
Committee who is said to be close to
Chairman CARTER, III which it is at
tempted to be shown that HARRISON can be
elected without either New York or In
diana. To do this the eminent stGtistician
in question omits from mis- count New
York and Indiana, and puts in Virginia
and West Virginia.
This at least proves that they have their
eyes upon Virginia. MALONE has probably
told them that If they will give him a lot
of money he can carry the State. and no
doubt there are plans on foot to turn Vir-
ginia out of the Democratic column and
put her in the Republican column by the
assistance of the Third-partyites.
Let us not make such thing possible
by our apathy or indifference. But three
weeks remain before election-day, and
there is much work yet to be done. Go at
it, friends, with all your zeal and energy.
Do not underrate your enemy or over
estimate the divisions in the Republican
ranks.
Work and watch. AS Chairman GORDON
some time ago said, Virginia is safe, with
work."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
VelUetS.

II is TO be VELVET again this fall Chickens
como homo TO roost." Fashion nys OF to many
a fad, but when the reaction sets In the VEL
VETS come TO the front stronger than ever.
From the variety OF rich shades and e1octs-
from the call fer them-i: is plain to see that
vELvETs have got the upper hand again. They
are plenty and pretty and not high.
We seem to have been extremely fortunate all
around. We have dipped right into the very
heart Of the choicest creations in every line
taken our pick. and saved something on the
usual costs. You will feel q difference, for our
patrons are partners In our profits.
Fancy Shaded and Illuminated Velvets. In
plain and striped, from 81 to 80 q yard.
Black and Colored SILK volvets, regular s1.25
quality, at 81.
The regular 90 Black and Colorod SIX Vel
vets, s1.50.
One great bargain in Black silk Velvet at s5c.
per yard.
19-inch Ar-silk Black Velvet, very superior
quality, at $3.50.
2S-inch Bellou & Gle finest All-Siik Black Vel
vet, actual value Gil per yard. at 1915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

from citizens Of PstersburR expressing the
v,sh that \ low spscial-rats round-trip
ticket to Richmond during the Exposition
should be put on sale.
It il stated that If this u done . grea
crowd Of petersburcers may DO relied upon
to come TO the Exposition.
We trust that the officers OF tho Arricu'-
tural Society and of tho railroad company
NAV be able to arrange matters to the sat-
,sfaction OF oil concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

Mr.. CLEvELAND's supporters have received
very notable accession to their ranks
in Rev. DR.. RAISsFoRD, the pastor of a large
Episcopal congregat on in New York. who
has announced his purpose to vote for OUT
candidates, and gives potential reasons
therefor.
The Doctor never hesitates to express
his opinion boldly on all important public
questions, and he now makes few excuses
for entering into politics. Like our nomi-
nee he has the courage of his convictions
As he sees his duty, it is not only to vote
for Mr.. CLEVELAND, but to speak for him,
as he has done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
IL, 10, Is, and II EAST BROAD.

There are new beauties in that femi-
nine Meccs-the Millinery rooms.
Where are equal facilities-such
stock, 80 many people to serve you,
such creative artistes Natural for the
trade to be centring here-it would be
unfortunate for you if We we're copyists
and you hated to see yourself at every
corner-but we are sparing you all that.
We originate, and ideas are plenty. We
buy ideas in the salaries We pay intelli-
gent. trained helpers.
And the Millinery business grows.
Take elevator
A little futter IN Dress Goods. Right
in the heart of the selling season we
strike q little bonanza and it goes to you
quick, while its interesting.
Camel's-Hair effect, gray, full dress
patterns, for Sl.80-worth double.
There are enough for day or two, with
no hope Of replacing.
Main aisls
Dainty, sumptuous, elegant, these last
arrivals Of Blankets. They came yes
terday. Supplement the price-lst in
Sundays DISPATCH with these:
Ia California Blankets, delicate borders of
pink or blue or yellow, s. the pair.
10-4 California Blankets Ia solid colors-blue,
pink. silver, and olive, and
Pink Plaids, Brown Plaids, Olive Plaids. The
price $3.50 the pair.
Any OF these In la at $3.50.
Take elevator.
It's the unexpected that happens. No
reason for this except that we "just
can.
ETCHED GLASS GLOBES, well worth SOC,
we make 19c Fiaring top.
Another, prettier shape, prettier every way,
o9c.-instead OF 81.
Here are some thirty Parlor Lamps.
They've been good values at $3.50,
$3.50, and $3.50. Imported, most of
them decorated, all of them. $3.50
your choice,
This one 81, worth sL50.
few hundred dozen white Cups and Saucers,
Csc. dozen, say We, instead Of sl.25.
India China Cracker-Jars. We mako them
33c.
to-day feelings. We MAKE them &c.
Opaque Porcelain Individual vegetable-Dishes,
say 4c each.
fuIl-size slop-Jsrs, decorated. Your choice
e1.50.
A wonder this "A Painted China Cuspadore,
3Sc
This lot, French China, Decorated. 69c., in
stead Of e1.25.
Crystal Candlestick. new idea, 10c.
French Crystal Tumblers, engraved, sl.20
dozen.
Bohemian Champagne Glasses. &c. each.
Tiplitz Vase, gold handle, handsomely deco
rated, IL inches high, e4.50 each.
Crystal Candelabra, <-inch briiliants, 1870.
Another, 3 lights and bouquet-holder. 40 bril-
liants, turned column, "a inches high, $3.50.
Banquet Lamp, onyx column, contre-draught
burner, complete with shade, s3.96.
Everybody needs Gilray's Curtain
Stretcher two sizes here, hinged or
without.
The great Chair sale never flags in m
terest.
This dainty Rocker, se.50-easiiy worth $3.50,
and that II about the ratio OF values.
aentlemens Comfort Chair, sd50-vorth %.
Basement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
CLEVELAND and Chicago.

Mr.. CLEVELAND will not go to Chicago on
the 21st.
The reason in short is that he does not
wish TO derive any political advantage
from the trip. To go there would nc
doubt profit his presidential aspirations
but in view OF the circumstances which
will prevent Mr.. HARRISON from being
present Mr.. CLEVELAND considers that 1t is
the right and proper thing to absent him.
self also.
This is a chivalrous view to take. and 1t
will be appreciated by the American peo'
pie and by the world generally. 1t IS an
other proof. too. of the high plane upon
which this campaign is being conducted
by the Democrats, and is credita5le to them
and their leader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
COURT ORDERS.
TN THE CHANCER1 COZ ~ -

IN THE CHANCER1 COO ~
J. THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
Fred. G. Brauer, who sues ior himse, 50 .
other creditors OF James H. Of'-'"'
ceased,
70. f,~ss.
s. Dabney Crenshav, administrator OF ''
Crensnaw, deceased. ,.sst
Extract from decree entered October - - -,
49,. On consideration whereof tas - -,
doth sdjudce, order, and decree ma - >, ,s,,
DO referred 70 ono OF tho colnnilss1'ss1 ne 10.
court. who Is hereby directed 70 u ,s1NN,,5as 4,
lowing Inquiries and settle Tho 'V'~'
coants-to wit: - "A Jlns,
"0f what estate, real or pefsohaN
scoonni Of an he debts against 'sid J, s
X. Crcnshsw, deceased, iose'Le'
Wv .Wna, money or propeetY has e9aii i. '5.S
hands OF the admnissraior Of sA'1
Crenshaw, deceased a. A,re-,ei y
.And the said commissioner .,.',rlr,, q,
audit and settle tho administrstion a a.
4, Dabney Crsnshaw, as adininsI
James X. Crenshaw, dcccased ..,,, zee %
"What viii be . reasonable sal ',S,s,,aSHa.
be allowed 10 w. ". Cosby, Jr.' Ns .s1,gii .
this suit and out OF what iend ss,,er desnsi
paid, together with any other MAJ .h,cn Az
nsrt,nsnt nv the commissioned OF "a =
party In iptsres, may specially fe'-
"And said commissicner Is oHo s.atIrs rs
notice OF the stme and plsoe to' go sai plscs
once 4 week for four saccessise s,.emcst.
nevspapsr pubushed in the CITY 2, s :. sSal's
-s,cS ~, bl,oa zion shall Dc deemed " 10 NO
isus 70 porsoasi service on oil pai"
rest"
oyy,cs or coxs,s,osss wnu.x n; , ISS
O'' ~ IA ii saArsss BriLpSSsa
Rscuxosp, Va, oceopef IL
u Az Psrfsss n isssrsss; ,or.,a sSi
TAKE notice thai sbali, o ny ssn No. Ss a II
On she lSfH DAY or kovkhbkh. .ass sst
a. ~, exccots the above ue nropss Wv
whsrs you may Attend you '"''>
Given under my hand .his I'm ~ aA kSIS.
bsrs 1917. "iLLlaA ccnmlssaoass
WV. cesss. sA,Hs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

them from manuscript. Heretofore he
has always spoken without notes." II
seems to be understood that Mr., BLAME
will not be asked to make another speech
during the campaign. In fact this "a con-
nrmed by Mr.. MASLKr and the members OF
the Republican National Committee. In
deed. unless he can be heartier In endorse
ment of Mr.. HARRISON and the Republican
party another such speech would do his
party great injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

Governor RUSSELL, who was in Wash
ington on Sunday en- route to Chicago.
stated that he felt confident of his re-
election, and that it was quite probable
Mr.. CLEVELAND would carry Massachusetts,.
He spoke in tender :erms Of Mrs. HARRI-
sons condition end deeply sympathized
with the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
set-To Between Light-Weights.

TDJ TtItBTdPH 10 tIU DISp8tVH'I
MILLvILLE, n. j., October T.-An ex-
citing set.to between David Elliott of this
city, the eather-weight champion of South
Jersey, and Thomas Kelly, of Gloucester
den county, took place near here this
morning. 1t was nip and tuck for six
rounds, but, beginning with the seventh
Elliott forced the fighting. Catching
Kelly's jaw, he felled him and then, 1t is
claimed, deliberately jumped on him and
made pass at him while lying on his back
Kelly claimed the fight on foul, but the
referee gave the fight to Elliott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

GroRoE A. McILHkSSr. president of the
Washington Gas-Light Company, died
Sunday. He was born in Ireland in 1885
and started in business life as a gas engi-
neer at Macon, Ga. In 1855 he went ia
Washington as superintendent Of the
Washington Gas-Lieht Company, and
there be obtained wealth and fame in his
line OF business. He was we'll known to
many people in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
Horse-Thieves Wiped Out.

10y IsIeRtHpH 70 tHb DI5PHVOr'I
BOISE, IDAHO, October 17.-Wilson Mar.
vim has arrived from Deer Flat. in North
ern Idaho, with details of the wiping out
of bad gang of nine horse-t thieves. Part
of the pursuers were ranged in long line
thieves. while the Others fred the prairie
grass to windward. The thieves fed for q
distant gulch. leaving behind three men
who had been shot. The pursuers, how.
ever. headed them of and killed all six.
They then returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

United States Minister ROBERT T. LIN
COLIN arrived at New York Sunday. He
says there is reasonable prospect
that England may depart from her
hitherto strict monometallic basis suffi-
ciently to allow some practical steps
to be taker by the international none
tary conference for the increased use of
silver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
Gresham and Democracy.

PoRT TOWNSEND, VASE, October H.
Judge w. III. Calkins, formerly Of Indiana
has received letter from Judge Walter Q.
Gresham saying that the statements that
he would vote the Democratic ticket and
take the stump against Harrison were
made wholly without his authority. he
saws the statements are unauthorized
and purely gratuitous."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

Commenting yesterday upon the reports
of its special correspondents who have
been writing up political sentiment in the
rural districts Of the State of New York,
the Herald says editorially, In the quarters
80 far heard from the Republican tide
seems to be falling and the Democratic
rising"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

One OF the great coming political Demon
STATIONS will be the parade Of tho business
mems CLEVELAND and STEVENSON clubs of
New York on November 5th. Preparation,
for this parade are actively going on, and
1t is predicted that it will be the greatest
political demonstration ever seen in that
CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

The anniversary of the discovery of
America by Columbus was celebrated in
the Catholic churches of Baltimore Sun
day with impressive music and ceremonies.
At the Cathedral Cardinal GIBBONS, Arch
bishop SAroLLI, Archbishop IRELAND. Mon
signor O'Connell, and other distinguished
churchmen were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

There win be a partial eclipse OF the sun
on Thursday visible in the whole Of North
America, except the western coast of
Alaska and Oregon. California. Nevada,
Arizona. and the western half Of Mexico.
The eclipse will begin in this part of the
country about noon and will last till {
o'clock nearly. At half-past o'clock @
very large part of the suns face will be
concealed, and with the aid of smoked
glass Gays the Baltimore Sum the round
outline Of the moon may be seen distinctly
90 it passes across the face Of the suns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
GRAY to lie Postmas,er.General.

IDJ toIokF"PH W VITO 71'PoVoIl'I
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October lit is
stated here that in the event of Democratic
success Governor Gray will be Cleveland's
Postmaster-G A friend of the
Governors said he had received positive
information that Cleveland hau rendered
Gray the place if elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
THE TOW ER.
Corner Second and Broad Streets.

LADIES' WHITE HANDKERCHIEFs. about
As dozen in all, regular price 10, 20, and 25c.,
your choice 10c.
LADIES' FLANNEL sHIRT-wAIsT, plated
front, only st.75.
Blades FLANNEL CAPEs, original price
$3.50, now 75c.
EMBROIDERED CHIFFON HANDKER-
CHIEFS, sl.25, regular price S1.75.
20 dozen CHILDREN'S REGULAR-MADE
RIBBED HOSE, solid eolors, regular price 20,
81, and Soc, your choice 15c.
GENTLEMEN'S POCKET COMBS, 10c.
GENTLENEN's HEAVY SUSPENDERS, 12lSc.
Our 40c. TECK TIES 25c.
RUSSIAN HAIR BUGGY ROBES from 81 to 81.
BOYS FLANNEL SHIRT-WAISTS. all wool,
81.
SILK BOLTON CLOTH for embroidery, only
Soc.
MISSES CASHMERE GLOVES, l5c.
BARGAINS IN SCISSORS.
LADIES BLAZER SUITS, s.; much better
quality for $3.50 and $40. Also full line OF
EATON SUITS.
HEasTIrCHED TABLE SETS, full size, clio,
worth s16.
HEMsTITcHBD AND DRAwN-THREAD
TABLE SETS only 1880.
FRINGED fABLE-CLoTHS WITH NAPKINS
to match, only $3.50.
LADIES FAST BLACK JERSEYS, 30c.
LADIES ALL-WOOL JERSEYS, sizes 80 and
"a, only 65c.
36-inch DARK GRAY WITH DASH SKIRT
ING, part WOOL only 22c. yard.
IL MOURNING WRAPPERS, trimmed, only
$1.25.
CARPETS, DRESS GOODS. snd UNDERWEAR
sale this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
CoLored Dress Goods.

Storm Serges at 12Ifc yard.
80 pieces Assorted Dress Stuffs, all coiors and
styles, at Poe. yard--just opened.
Double-width Serges at &c. q yard.
Hvnriettas and Fancy Fabrics at SOC. yard.
All our siik-Finsh 81 Henriettas now zoe. a
yard.
ISAAC HELD, 600 BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

a New York special says that Mr..
BLArsE's condition is belicved to be '.much
more serious than has been reported He
spoke st 0phir Farm with difHcuIty, and
although his remarks were brief 10 read
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

The Roanoke Daily Record, though but
ten weeks of age, has found IL necessary
to enlarge it, sheet. II is now four page
paper, eight columns to page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
LEVY&DAVIS.
SILKS And VELVE1S.
Silks.

The popularity Of silks was mover greater
than now, and no indys wardrobe Ia complets
without at least ONE silk dress. Silks also enter
largely this sea on into the makeup OF oil wool
goods. Our assortment Is selected with care
for both uses, and is worthy your inspection.
Novelty Dress silks, In black ground. with o.
quisite colorings. in new designs, at Toe, 81,
s1.25, and also per yard.
New cclors In Paris Trimming Silks, In fifty
distinct colors, ut 81, s1.25, s1.50, s1.7o, ",
and s2.25 per yard.
Imported Two-Toned Bengaline silks, for
dress or trimmings, Mt e2.
Maryelleaux Silks, In colored and black
grounds, with colored figures, s1.50
Extra-Heavy Double Warp Surah silks, In all
colors, at SOC
Genuine Japanese silks, In light and dark
colors, at 4Sc.
Two-Toned and Shaded Fantasia SILKS, made
expressly to combine with wool dress goods
only 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
Judge Lynch In Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, WYo.. October III. s. Bed
ford and Dab. Burch, acquitted of horse
stealing but held on charge of contempt
of court. while on the way to Jail hand
cuffed, were taken from q deputy sheriff
and killed by masked men thirty miles
from Bonanza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

The old arsenal in which JOHN Bzows
made his fght at Hsrper's Ferry. Va, in
1859, has been transplanted to Chicago ana
was thrown open to visitors Saturday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
Democratic States.
Necessary to a choice, 223.

NeCthcdTy W u CuOlCc,
Besides the 224 electoral votes thus
claimed by and for the Democrats, there
will be six in Connecticut. and a number
of others in the northwestern, the Rocky
Mountain, and the Pacific States. With
the vote of New York the Republicans can
elect HARRISON. Without the vote of New
York the Republicans cannot elect RARRI-
SON. In other words. if HARRISON carries
New York he will be elected, and if CLEvE-
LAND carries New York he will be elected.
SO it appears that New York is to elect
the next President. And the Republican
leaders as well as the Democratic leaders
know the fact. JOHN SHERMAN has re-
Gently visited Wall street. Mr.. BLAINE
has been to New York State. The Demo-
cratic leaders (including Mr.. CLEVELAND
as well as the Republican leaders have
been seen in the Empire State.
We might pronounce this q deplorable
condition of things. We mean the facts
first. that New York has the power to elect
the next President, and second, that
money will be employed to carry that
State.
However, let US sweep before our own
door. IL we carry Virginia for CLEVELAND,
as We shall. we will have done our duty
New York for CLEVELAND, as they will,
they will have done their duty.
Only three weeks before the result will
be announced. Let us work night and
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18
BIacB Dress Goods.

Sec our Henriettas at 25c. yard.
Ask TO be shown our Fine ATWOOD Henriettas
at SOC. yard
Don't miss seeing our Fine SILK Finish Henri
ettas, extra wide, at zoe. yard.
Fancy-Stripe Black Henriettas at 47c. q yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

The Young Mems Christian Association
OF Atlanta on Sunday, through Governor
NosrHxs. photographed to the President
their sympathy with him In the illness Of
his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-18

Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE has declined JoHs
BOYD THAcHERs courteous invitation to
make speech at the dedication of New
York's building next Saturday. He will
make no speeches in Chicago dedication
weak