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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
COLLAPSE" is the Word.

Here are two significant paragraphs from
the cablegrams in yesterdays papers. We
quote;
1. The Standards financial article says ''The
silver market is not fsvorably impressed with
Mr.. dc Rothschild's scheme. The more the
scheme is examined the more potent becomes
its impracticability. The collapse OF the none
tary conference is expected In all financial
circles"
2. Another paper says: "But 1t Is universally
felt that Mr.. de Rothschild has done a great SER
vice 70 commercial interests by avertlng an
utter smash OF silver through the collapse OF the
monetary conference"
The English papers do not hesitate to
express their own views despite the fact
that the Brussels conference IS composed
of az able and distinguished ~financiers as
any in the world. And it is well that it is
80. The true scheme may be proposed by
somebody unknown to fame. The world
is not too wise TO learn from men whose
fame has not extended beyond their own
dwelling-places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Mr.. Cleveland and Our Debt.

wa
II falls 10 the lot of nearly every man
of prominence, sooner or later, to have
something to do with the public-debt
question of Virginia. Mr.. CLEVELAND ls
not an exception. He is a member OF the
Advisory Board of the OIcorr committee.
which, in conjunction with the London
syndicate, gathered in nearly all OF the
old bonds of Virginia and offered them
for funding under the Legislative act on
this subject an act which we have every
reason to believe will give an eternal quietus
to the debt agitation. which has been
going on here ever since the close of the
war.
II was as a member of the aforesaid Ad-
yisory Board that Mr.. CLEVELAND was on
Wednesday served with a summons to APP
pear in the Chancery Court of Richmond,
where a 5000 SUIT has been brought BY an
attorney who alleges that that sum is due
him by the committee for legal services
rendered.
There will probably be no occasion for
Mr.. CLEVELAND to appear IN person. bis
deposition Will doubtless answer. 1t is,
therefore. not very likely that he will be-
come either q witness or a ward-in-chan-
Gerry IN Richmond.
The closing up of this public-debt Ques-
ton is one of the blessings that the year
1892 has brought us. 1t has given Virginia
a vast deal of worry and trouble. BY our
compact with Messrs. OLcorr, CLEVELAND,
and their associates this State is to Issue
for her part of the debt new bonds 70 run
for a hundred years and to bear a low rate
of interest. and the creditors are RENTED
to West Virginia for a settlement of her
portion.
The services of the CLEVELAND Advisory
Board (appointees of the bondholders)
were of great value. Indeed, it may be
doubted if any other men could have per-
suaded the British bondholders to accept
the terms offered by Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
A New Passenger Depot.

The president OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway is reported as arranging TO spend a mil
lion or more dollars In improvement Of depots
In Richmond. There Ia a railroad tunnel In pro-
sross under the city, passing near tbs new City
Hall The railroads need o union depot. Why
not open tie tunnel at the City Hall and sell 1t
70 the railroads ?-Chrtstfan Advoeate.
b Is one Of DIR. LAFFERrY's Jokes;
but 1t only goes to show hat the Rich
mond public IS eagerly awaiting the fulfil
ment of President ISoALLs's promise that
ut an early date this city shall be provided
with o suitable passenger depot, OF sta
non, as the company may DO pleased to
Call il.
Mr.. INGALLS, was 80 rsolicitous that we
should have u fine hotel In the fashion
able West End that he over and over
again offered to subscribe on behalf Of
himself and his company large sums to-
wards It's construction. These subscrip-
lions are not needed for hotel pur-
poses-Messrs. GrsrKE, PoPE, and ARKsrs
are men OF such great wealth that they do
not ask the help OF other capitalists--and
therefore might well be used in erectimp n
new passenger station for the chssapeska
and Ohio Company at Richmond. Ut
The physical difficulties TO DO overcome
In order to bring the Chesapeake and Ohio
and the Richmond and Allegheny roads
together at a central and convenient MONT
IN the city are very great; bat the lapse
of time will make them no less than thew
are now. and the company's engineer.
have made very thorough surveys OF every
possible location and approaches thereto.
At u tune rumor led the public To be-
Iieye that tho nsighbWhood OF the 81.
Charles Hotel, on Nam street, was the site
chosen: at another period west Broad
street was said to be the accepted spot
from time 70 time IL was suggested that
Eighth and Gary streets would be q good
enough place II the Eighrh-street tunnel
could be utilized. and often we have heard
people say that the site Of the present pas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

seneer depot could be made 10 do very
well indeed. But we believe that no de.
cisive action has vet been taken, and that
much depends upon the cost and coa-
y~eaience Of bringing tho two roads TO.
gether by means Of q belt line OF other
wise. These details are matters for ox-
ports, whose Judgment the community
will very readily accept
What we want is a passeneer-ststion
which shall comport in comfort and 0
~veniences with the greatness and pros
perIty of the Chesapeake and Ohio Com
pany, and the business and population OF
Richmond and Manchester.
The possibility Of having "a union
depot" here is rather remote. There Is no
location suitable for it, except that great
level plain which is approached by Broad
street 10 its westward course. The At
lantic. Coast Line is already on the ground
thore. but il has an elegant passenger.
station on Byrd street. which will serve its
purposes for q long time to come. The
Chesapeake aud Ohio Company could
doubtless find a point OF junction Tor It's
tworoads on west Broad street. but the
Richmond and Danville could not get
There without tho expenditure of q great
deal Of money. and it is at present
in the hands Of receivers, who find
its affairs. to put it mildly. very
complicated. and its hope Of speedy reor-
ranization embarrassed by contracts and
Guarantees which il has made In half q
dozen different States. So Brother LAP
rYKrY and all of us must be content with
the fulflment Of President I~SoALLs's
original promise aud proposition, which
was 10 unite his two roads in q comfort
able passenger station.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Company has
attained an unprecedented degree of pros
perity under President INGALLS,, and the
time has now about come tor him to help
Richmond. And this we feel satisfied that
he will gladly do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
AND MS FAMOUS AMATEUR TROUPE.

QUARrETTE-Mrs Durrett, Miss Rogers, Miss
Meade, and Mrs. CoHRrdln.
SOLO-Miss Hammer.
SoLO-Mr. L. II. Cloves.
QUAKTETTE-Frank Cunningham and company.
SoLOs-Mrs. Durrett, Oscar Lehman. Hsddon
Watkins, and Mrs. Cowardin.
LADY PATROSEssEs-Mrs. T.. II. Leary, Mrs. W.
Ben Palmer, Mrs. J. b. Pace, Mrs. r. S. Bosher,
Mrs. c. d. Langhorne, Mrs. c. p. Lathrop, Mrs. c.
p. Stokes. Mrs. j. B. Purcell, Mrs. Alfred Gray,
Mrs. j. ID. hcIntire. Mrs. II. c. Jones, Mrs. Il. II.
Whitlock, Mrs. Charles L. Workman, Mrs. j.
Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. Ran. Norris, Mrs. A. W.
Archer, Mrs. j. W. White, Mrs. T. A. Brander,
Miss Waddey, Mrs. Z. c. Minor, and Mrs. n. V.
Randolph.
Admission soc. reserved seats 25c. extra.
Tickets on sale at box-oflee FRIDAY MORN
ING. de 2-F&Su2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Sugar and Incomes.

Mr.. HAIsrEAD says that the Democratic
party leaders seem to be in favor of re-
storing the war tax on sugar and incomes.
Don't you believe it. They will never
be 80 foolish as to restore the duty on
sugar. The people demanded, and they
now have, "a free breakfast table" so tar
rs sugar is concerned. And they will keep
that table free.
AS TO incomes, none under $4,000 will in
any event DO taxed. Indeed, we might say
that nobody's income will be taxed by the
Federal Government until another war
comes on. The men who have large in
comes, generally have their own way in
this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

The esteemed RICHMOND DISPATCH and the
esteemed Norfolk Ldndrnayk are engaged In a
highiy-interesting discussion as 10 how a build
ing rasy be made hreproot. In ~strictest CONF
dence we will give our smiable contemporaries
a pointer" The only way to make a building
absolutely, unfaillogly nreproot ss-not TO build
il-psxfs6rirg hadfx-AppesL
A better way is to build 1t and not fill 1t
with combustible material.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

A prominent lawyer, who has Just returned
from the south western part OF the State, says
there are fewer aspirants for ONCE In Rich
mond than in any other locality he has heard
from. Here there Is but one candidate for the
postmastersblp, two for Collector, and equally
as few tor most Of the other places. In Danvills
there are three aspirants for the post-onnce,
Roanoke aud other cities Of the Commonwealth
nave a full complement of candidates for all the
government places within their midst.-Rieh-
1sCnd Letter Norfolk Ledger.
This confirms what we said TO the Inder-
Appeal q few days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

Senator Vest. who a while ago was talking Of
"a wave OF determination against the pro-
tectiye industries" now counseis a policy Of
caimnessa and moderation for Congress-Cincra-
matt Commercial
BE not uneasy. The Democrats are not
going 10 lose their heads. They will legis-
late with all necessary caution, but will
stand by the doctrine that protection for
the sake of protection is unconstitutional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

90 remnants OF RUSSIAN CORDS, 80 inches
wide, , to 9 yard lengths, regular price 10c.
yard, remnant price, SC.
25 remnants COTTON REPS, . to 9 yards,
were Sc, now &c.
10 remnants DARE CALICOES, were &C., now
&c.
90 remnants HALF-WOOL DRESS GOODS, SO
inches wide, were 25c., remnant price, 2Oc.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
GLOVE REMNANTS.

7 pairs GRAY CHAMOIs GLOVES, sizes 5A,
6I6, and 63., we're 81, now soc.
. pairs BLACK BIARRITZ GLOVES, sizes So
and 6I. we're 81, now Zoe.
2 pairs MoUSQUETAlRE SUEDE GLoFkS,
size 6al, were Sl25, now 15c.
/ pair PEARL KID BLACK STITCHING
GLOVES, size 81, we're also, now 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

The New York Herald says 1t will take
s15o. 900, 600 10 pay the pension claims of
next year.. But will the people not say a
word TO the congressmsn who shall thus
throw away the peoples money?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

We have seen Colonel o'Ferralr's name men,
toned in connection with the position Of Post
mas,er-osnersi In Mr.. Cleveiand's Cabinet
Clarke Courier.
We see it oftener mentioned in connec-
ton with the gubernatorial nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is a Ger
tain romedy. Bun IL must DO taken In tnne
n m1ri8es Tho blood - that's the secret
Nath,pe aIse acts like IT It's the most po-
font strength.restorer, blood-cleanser, and
fssb-buildar known to medical science. For
Weak Lrngs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Asthma. Cstarrb, and all lingering. Coughs,
its a remedy that's guaranteed, In every
case, to ben0ht or cure.
II doesn't, the money Is returned
In other words, it's soid on tridI
And that proves that nothing else is " Just
as poodp "a The +" Discovery" .
,hee deslrr IA thinking Of his profit, not OF
,ours when be urges something else.
Judge for yourself which Is likely to be the
better medicine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
F%ourqurcan,E
& CO.
OF INTEREST
STRONGER ASWELL AS CENTER SEX.

Not to neglect the men, we have IN unusually large stock Of COaing, Trou-
serngs Overcoahngs and Suit Patterns Many ofthese bear the names OF the
most famous makers OF France, Belgium, and Germany. Mems Gloves, in fabric
and skin, in the newest shades Half Hose in Meino, Cashmere, Cotton, and
Neckwear have given usm much concern Atths time and until after Ghriamasw 9
shall lay great stress with the 10 vagares and whims of fashion. windsor Ties
in many novel shades and combinations We ire daily adding 10 and stylish
things to our stock for little boys.
All the late coorings for Opera Wraps in fine Wulfng Broadcloths- mode
TAM sapphire, rose, heIotrope, old blue. and chatreuse Quite apenchant is now
seen for plain cloths for house. carriage, and street wear. Our Ladies Cloth It 81
exactly fills the eye, the range Of tns being as muticolored as summers sunset
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Remnants in Mems Department.

II pairs FANCY STRIPED HALF HOSE, all
II II pairs BALBRIGGAN HALFHosE, assorted
sizes, 1211c
size Q only, 1Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

pretty line Of Moustache Cups, coo.
Basement.
Such a CLOAK business as this
is good for you and for us. When
it don't deserve it it'll stop growing.
Now when money goes farthest we
keep buying and the selling goes
merrily on. Our prices are hitler
than ever. More Cloaks came
yesterday.
Figured Tan Cheviot, Vatican back with
strap, q perfect beauty, 1880.
Gray Cape Coats q capes) only S12.
Tan Striped Cneyiots, gauntlet cuts, pearl
buttons, $3.50.
Light-Gray Cheviots, large pearl buttons,
Tan, Vatican back, pearl buttons, e1O.
40 inches long, Watteau back with double
capes, tan, large pearl buttons, s25. All
these are half-sstin lined.
Mixed Tan Jackets, Vatican plat, $3.50.
A Tan Wrap, black velvet collar, overcoat
seams, largo pearl buttons, lined with
changeable silk, els.
A Black beauty, Diagonal "a inches long,
overcoas seams, half-satin lined, sl0.
Others in black at $40, $3.50,
S3.5o and s2.25. To buy a wrap
now is virtually to get the making
thrown in. Our trained force
makes any alterations to insure an
absolute fit.
Here's big value---your choice of
40 well-made NEWMARKETS for
S5---not the value of the goods by
any means.
Take Elevator.
These pretty White BLANKETS,
every speck wool, 1914, weigh a
pounds, and cost So a pair.
To the most extensive and ele-
CANT stock of Blankets in Richmond
we invite you.
Take Elevator.
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Remnants of Handkerchief.

10 LADIES' A~LL-LINEN EMBROIDERED
UANDKERCHIYFs, slightly unused from hand
ling, reduced from 25c. TO zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

Why 10 Il that people use salvation our An.
swsri Dscssss 4 is'she bsst liaiment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
MILLINERY
TAXES
OFFICE COLLECTOR or CRY TAxRs,)
CITY HALL
RICHMOND, VA, December 1, 1882.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES FOR 1899
ARE NOW DUE and payable In this once du-
ring THIS MONTH. penalty Of 8 PER CENT.
will be added to all bills remaining unpaid
DECEMBER 31sT.
Every male 81 years Of age and every person
keeping house or doing business In the city ID
assessed for personal tzxes, and thoee who have
not paid any cty taxes during the year win
please call and settle 90 ~ 70 avoid being posted
as delinquent
PAVING. PIPE. and sEwER-CONHECTIoN
BILLS are also due, and viii have 70 be declare
delinquent II not paid on or before DECEMBER
3fsT.
once open until o.P. n. 4
r. W. CUNNINGHAM,
de lin Cousctor Of City Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
NECKWEAR,

"a TECK TIES in Satin effects, remnant price
$50.
80 FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, Satin back, rem
nant price 26c.
0BoYS TECK TIES, remnant price 1oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

Owing to the near approach OF the Holiday
Season and the demands Of tho trade, our usual
emnan Day sales win DO omitted beginning
next week. until after Christmas.
THIS WEEK, AS USUAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

lrrssted-&s
progress Of Con-
sumption. In all
It's earlier stages,
IL can hc cured.
It's q s~crofulous
affection of the
lungs "a blood
taint-and, as in
every other form
of scrofula, DIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

In the four weeks ending on the 2sth in
slant there we're reported In st. Louis
1858 cases of typhold-fever, and the mum.
Der has increased as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

wanted Situations 20 Wofus OF Ioss''''''F -.
Reading notices In rcading-mA''ef ,Sp~""
line, or less. 81. In nonparel loaded, Zoe
card Of rates fof more space furnished on APP
liication
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

More real CUT-GLASS came
yesterday. What's more elegant
Punch Bowl. small. s24.60.
SAlad-Bowl, $40; heartshaped.
Bowls, $3.50 and $3.50.
2-piece Custard- Sa1cers, $3.50.
Oil Bottle, &2.
Bread-Plate, SECS.
Handled Olive Dlsh, S2.s5.
Celery-Dlsh, 5000.
Round olive-Dishes, 1920.
Tumblers, 1928 a dozen.
Centre-Piece, 1928.
Decanter. S625.
Individual Buffers, 75c. each.
To-day a special exhibit of Brio.
a-Brac and Lamps.
Heavy Silk Parlor Suit, S pieces,
Sis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

Anletters and kilograms must % aeoreeseu"
yBE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not be returnea'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

Jointed Doll, flowing hair, loo.
Kid body. bisque head and hands, l2c.
Jointed Sleeping Doll, shows teeth, 25c.
Full-Kid Body Doll, sleeps. bisque head and
arms, Is inches high. 4Sc.
KID Sleeping Doll, shoes and stockings, 35c.
I6-iDch Blsdue Jointed Doll, o0c.
lO-inch Doll, iull-kid body, dark hair, Gays
"Papa" and " Mamma" 69c.
3l-inch Indestructible Doll. very large every
way, dark hair, 81.
Is-inch Doll. full-kid body, shoes and stock
ines, sl.25.
1a-inch DolI-"B Beatrice full jointed, sleeps,
shows teeth. flowing hair, s1.25.
Sleeping Doll, real hair, iointed even at wrists,
~sl.75-usually much higher.
2O-inch plump little blonde. 1925; full Joint
cd, shoes and stockings, 22-inch. $2.75; %
inch, 1926.
We have them more than three
feet high. Dressed Dolls, too ;
Sailor Boys, Gypsy Girls, Shep-
herdesses, and Ladies'. Dolls, SC.
TO SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

To-day the DOLLS hold recep-
ton in the basement. Bring the
little folks---or leave them behind
and buy surprises for them. Doll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

The general belief is that this is mainly
due to polluted water. The water supply
is taken from the river at a point just be-
low a group Of bone-burning and render
ing factories. aud IN that neighborhood
several large sewers also empty into the
rivnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
~
H., u, IS, and II east Broad.

REMNANT.DAY---and possibly
remnants will be getable to-mor-
row. Then hardly again before
ChristmaS---for there's no place to
show them.
To-day remnants of Eiderdown,
plain and figured, q to S-yard bits.
Short but useful lengths OF flan-
mel. scarlet and white.
Usab'e lengths of Outing Cloth.
Rear OF Middle Aisle.
Lots of interesting short lengths
among the LINENS
~ yards Fancy Turkey-Red Tabie-clO'h'
pa wards Turkey-Red Table-Cloth, $50.
Checked Crash, short lengths-3 yards, Soc;
> yards. 65c. 4 yards, 40c. . yards DOC
different qualities, but all linen.
Short lengths of Silk ; short
lengths of Dress Stuffs. These are
not remnants, but remnant prices
or worse attach to them---
Full Dress Patterns in fancy weaves and plain
lOW-CfaOf cOlOTtu thouiutICp1 hOohiJ ~ ~
and banded, 99c. All.
"Harper's Monthly" remarks
that no mar really becomes ac-
quainted even with the news of the
day until he has thoroughly peruSed
the advertisements" Very true.
Advertising has grown into a
science---a fine art. A few more
years will suffice to teach adver-
tisers of the spluttering kind that
exaggeration and mlSStatementS
don't pay---that people will event
ually stop to consider that a store
is not better than its advertise
ments. If they put a discount on
exactneSS of course the store be-
lieveS in that way OF deaIing---
hence you'll beware.
Barnum'S breed of people who
love to be humbugged is dying out.
So more and more newsy grow the
advertising columns of all reputable
journals. We pay thousands of
dollars to the newspapers every
year to give you store news and it's
aimed to be so exact as to serve as
a guide to the store. OF course we
don't print all the newS---there's
too much; but all we print is
news--news that makes your
money 90 further if you heed that
enhances your comfort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Six Deba1tment.
Lac and Em6r0tae,y DEPARTMENT.

Immense line of Ladies' and Chldrens Handkeuher Just received embroidered, paI
and silks
Best value ecr Offered in our 5 and SOC An-Lnen HandkerhtefA
High novelty in Yelling with Jet and chenille borders, the latest and most becoming We
wom.
Fine line of vshuacnne Lace AM Inscingt maech for holiday trimmings
Handsome Black Lace ScGs in anlengths and widths
Many pretty effects in Black Bourbon Lace and matched lnsHtnssf for essTumminsH
Splendid display Of Drapery Nets,a all grades
Choice and dainty effects in ChantNy and Oriental see for ampshafe% etc.
TrhOn and MedtiL Lace m matched Inserting in compete assortment
Elegant Point Applique aces in the newest patterns
Nobby and stylish Derby Collars
Flannel and Cashmer Waists bsk, blue md red decided bargain
BLACK Beaded Net in choice variety.
Our md size Handkechib are exceptional bargains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

1O-pieco Toilet Set, delicate colors Of decora-
ton, s2.46.
Handsome Florida shape sets, 60
l2-piece sets, 1905; 1904. and more.
A pretty line Of Moustache Cups, 60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Boys Clothing Department.

this fall, this being the only available space, we
assigned the entire counter 10 clothing. But as
the Holiday Goods must DO shown, ana we must
have this counter, we have decided to close out
our entire stock OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13
nemocratic State Ticket.

Governor.
GLANDS MATHEWS yernilisn-
Li>a..naAt Governor.
MORTIMER sYg. lAperis.
SECRETARY Of Stste.
VIZ xyERs. Madison.
Autisov 81 s'ate.
,oux OSCAR HE~DgRsoS, Howard
Treasurer Estate.
ALERT GALL. Marion
Attorney Csrsrai.
ALoxzoG SMITH. jennings
Rsno. ssr snprrrs Court
stnxgY 4. NOON. Fulton.
.-,.r,n,snd.us 81 Pubiie ins'rne''on'
BERyY D voglks. Johnson
state Stasis'iciAn,
" 4 PErLE, JR Marion.
so.rems Judge. second District
JEPrHA d. SEw Jennings
s..ssus Judge, THIRD District
IANFs NcCABs. warren
,r.ms Judge. Fifth District
TIMOTHY o. HOWARD. = Joseph
...s,in,s suAg. First District
sgonGK L KElSHAkp. SPENCE
Appellate Ju e seeona p''''s''
PRANK GAVIN Decatur
App.llase Juags. rhird District
raEo.P DAVIS. Hamilton
Appellate Judge, FOURTH u'''
ORLANDO J. LOTT. ps'a~a'e-
A,nsrs,,e Judge. FiHa District
oEoRGE Z ROSS Cas-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-13

r-rThs Evansville Courier tnresten'
: holt from the State ticketh the csnu''
dates don't make themselves - oiiciou'
- A, hss done IN q matter 10 which they
49,. "a b~usinesa-As 10 who shall o
nominated Tor President. We would
think the Shsnklins, or ior ~ mat.e'
All, Democrat who desires National suc
60. III. Fall, could see By this time tna
Il would be highly "incxpedient' for 90
Democrats 10 nominate any Eastern ms
sor The Presidency this year-psrticuiaf
u 4 b!oa,ed goldb0g ike Cleveland.