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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Sweets yesterday. He 10 in the city
looking after the rev steamer Valley
City.
h. T. sl&cksf. secretary Of state,
dlaed 81 the Norton yesterday.
The reg STEERS vi leading hotels snowed
the following Michigan arrivals yes
terday:
Mortoa-A. r. Bonsfisld. Bay City;
h. A Altman, sheDoygAa. Wa. J. w.
Moon and A. jones. Maskegoa; 4 K.
Bl.cker, MAaisIse; y. B. lawson. Nus
kexoa; 3. G. Roise, Nashs.lle; Robert
Laughlln, Lansing, Ars- NJ L. Calk!ns,
Jacxs0a; J. I. Beery, Jackson. A
D.ckermAn, Auskegon.
swest's-A. w. Clabo, Detroit; Cas-
per Scneling. LAnslnx; William Con-
stock. Jackson; b. E. Knapp, Detroit;
l. v. DAVIS. Fremont; john Onward,
Detroit; Harry Crsttsnden. Adrian; J.
b. Rue, Battle Greek; George scarf.
Mason, Janson Z. Nichols, Lansing;
J.. X. Ritter, ConslAnIiae; 6ccrge A.
Clifford. Detroit; L. w. w~dner, De-
tToit; L. {. Langaoa AMI vile, kala-
mAzoo; Hrary Mercar. Detroit; Will
IAN Conner. Marshall, Mscn.; ID. Pat
terson. Benson Haroor.
New Llvingston--E. l.. Edwards.
Traverse CITY; NJ. X. Gevin. Deiton;
w. 5. Winfield. Detroit; N. ID. Baker,
Lansing; Msss Nay Eddy, Coldwxter
II. P. Colin. Coldwater; d. +. Deem
log. Big Rapids.
Clsrendon-J, A. Frazer. Detroit; C.
II. Carlyle, Rockford; William stenIei.
Grand Haven; George Carrington.
Grant; &. Marks. Detroit; William
Asman and wife. Grand Haven; Mise
A. King, Bay City; 4. 7. Messenger.
Gsiesburg; K. spears, Detroit; F. N.
starr, Hastings; l.: J. Vandeakotf,
Ferrysburg; A. P. Wa {, EyArt; J. c.
Surprise, Grand Haven; A. ID. Martin,
Biteiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
For a Car Storage Barn.

The Consolidated Street Railway
company has purchased lots l.. 2. 8, 4,
5, o. and 8 on Barnhart's subdivision
Tor 5000, the transfer having been re-
corded 10y the register Of deeds yester-
day. The property is located on
Blakely avenue, . portion OF the Jane
Smith estate. The company intends To
erect large storage barn At that point
some time IN the future. but just when
has not been decided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 27.- First
Race, seven-elghtns mile - Alrshaft
u, Kentucky second. FREELY third
ume, l:29i-
Second, rive-e,ghtns mile-SIow Away
Won, Brookdale second, Pansy third;
time. l:0lf
Third, seven-sighths mile - Theors
won, Bon Vloage second. Adalgis third;
time. l:o44.
Fourth. one mile Potomac won,
Lonstoka second, Onward third; time,
l:4O.
Fifth. elk and ons-half furlongs-
Watterson won. Lord Dalmsny second,
Count third; time, l:2li.
Sixth. fve-e'ghths mile-Billet Doux
colt Won, McKintosh second; verbena
third; tune. los.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
YssTsnDAY'o DAsx BALL.
The chicagos Have Struck q Winning
Gait

The Chicago Have Struck Q Winning
WASHINGTON, July c7.-Hutchinsop's
great work in the box backed up by
faultless nelding was the combination
when defeated the Senators.
chicsss-..--.lo % .7s Q
BnooKLyx, July 27.-The home team
easily defeated the Clsvslaud's TODAY
in well played game. Both teams
made the sanIe number OF hits. but
those OF the home team we're punched
and counted for runA
l sssss',ssL ....-.: i5fs:ss S,ss;
Nrw YoRK. July 27.-The New
forks beat the Louisvillcs today in a
raGGediy played game. IN which the
errors OF the ColoueIs: were very costly.
La l::,. Tsss-..s ssf:s:s Js-.iis
PHnApRLyHIA. July T.-Two wild
throws By Wiehine in the fifth inning,
which let ia three runs, were the pri-
mary cAuse Of the local clubs defeat
today by Pittsburg.
/ / % &isSI
Bosros, July 37.-Boston had the
best luck today and won - the Cmcin-
matte errors were the most costly. -
siasisa.,i II : I 1888 Ell &
BsErIsosx, July 27.-The Orioles
wiped the earth with toe Brownst day.
Gslvln was pounded ell over toe field.
but the Brownseou not hit Mcmahon.
Baltimore - sees o o-ia a
Be- Lea5a Q o 0 go al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

1reah1h9 h0engsters 20 sling stones.
II has been said that Asiatic nations
sxcelled others in the use Of the sling,
and the singers Of an ancient army
used their little weapons with terrible
effect. These natives have such skill. I"
says one old historian, "that it very
rarely happens that they miss their aim.
What makes them so great in the use
OF the slins il the training given them
from their earliest years by their moth
ers. who set mp piece Of bread hung at
the end Of rod for . target and let
their children remain without food until
they have hit it. when the child who Ia
the victor receives the bread "a the re-
ward Of his skill and patience. --Har-
per's Young People.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Among the late fusniture buyers At
the Morton are: L. u. Barnes and
4. Barclay. Peosls. H.. r. J. Deirlin.
Johnstown, Pa; d. p. Bennett Ian.
seriee. Ky; 7. stiekenberg, Cincsnast.s
y. II. Smith, Cincinnati, A. c. Nerd.
rinahaas and J. r. Duffy. 81. Lou.s.
Mr.. HssdrinRhaus 10 . brother 10 a .
great - Louie rolling mill man aoo
IN piAss mseufacsarer.
the Hon. stanisy Turner OF Ra.rom-
mon vAs guest ~ the Morton y-~sss
dAy moaning. Af. Turner u sne repub-
i,cnn neusn~s for auditor general snd
eoa 6denslsisY pssaiessd NE saeesss Of
TIE ttcset.
The hsa. j. W. Moon sad Arthus
Joa>s c< hasssxon veve among ths
aaests 90 ne Marion ysseeFdsy.
C. J. Fisssnhsass, . Rssd CITY nsr.
shsns, 80 enons yesenrdsy's srfsvsIs
81 ~ Nee YSvinesssa.
J.F. Graz 81 Tsss1s registered -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Tue late Daniel N. Rutherford vas {
member Of Assembly No. 10. National
DotAre Of ths city. He having teen .
member only ssx months his psns ficsary
MAS entitled 10 oae years nenefits. one
sxtb Of . 1850 certificate, tsle6. 90,
which nas esen promptly pad ~ pei
the following receipt:
oRAsD kArIps, July -. 1882
Received Of the Supreme Assembly
National Dotsfe. slee SC, the amount
due on The benefit certificate OF the late
Daniel NJ. Rutherford. Please accept
my thanks for the prompt payment.
MAkTHs Z. RUTHERFORD.
The Masonic Temple
An adjourned meeting of Masons in
tsrssted IA the matter of purchasing
property for Masonic temple will be
held NJ the lodge rooms on Lyon street,
Thursday, July IS, Al .. m.
JoHS ). LAWRENCE, Chairman.
Al the lmmanaei Mission on North
College avenue. the young ladies' class
will give al Ice cream social on Thurs-
day evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
CaIifornia liquid laxative syrup OF
Figs, under ell conditions. makes IA
their favorite remedy. To get the true
and genuine article. look Tor tue name
OF tie California Fig syrup company,
printed near the bottom Of The package.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

CHICAGO. July 27.-Hawthorne's sum-
mer meeting opened today with five
races.
First race. thres-fourths of q mile
sunshine Whisky won. Helter Shelter
second, Blaze Duke third; time, LISA.
Second, 3-year-olds. one.half mile
Deception won, Patience second.
Thompson ia third; time, SO.
Third, selling. one mile and seventy
yards-Pstrick won, Bankrupt second,
SIR Bevis third; time. LAG.
Fourth, three-fourths OF q mile
Pafotel Billy won, Pinksrton second.
Lulu May third; time. l:l7.
Fifth, one Eile-Lake Breeze won.
Governor Adams second, Reputation
third; time, las.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
Death Of the Hon. G. X. Cutler.

George A. Cutler of this city received
message from Erie, Pa, at noon
yesterday. announcing the death II
ais father, the Hon. George II. Cutler,
al the advanced age OF IS years. MI.
Cutler WAS one II the 0ldest practi-
TONERS Of the Erie county bar. He
was once state senator, aud held many
conspicuous petitions in his adopted
state. George A. Cutler will be absent
about q week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

6ssars Aodaliah Won. Rupee sscond,
IeisGfsm tasrdi nsss time, 2:l3t.
iii cisss. trosssax. paSss -. 900 lan-
nnisnsd l-A { and the Raven aad
Magnolia sAcn woa two heats, oest
tine, l:zDf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

The Arloa quartet wili accompany
the fsss efeaFsaB 90 Milwaukee saa-
day sad ~ aisssussias ssest masse
vi maze the "Trip all TEE mere de-
ightfsi. 1hIs 10 one OF the maay
thsBgs thst tas committee IN charge
hass provided - sAke tha the noss
enjayAris affair Of the ssason.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

The Grand Rapids Furniture Mann.
fsctufes association slsh a. tender ito
hsasttest saanks 20 those of oar ssti-
ssns mat loaned carriages for the en-
seftainnlent OF the delegates fs the
National Retail Furniture Dealers con
ssntson. and for the cordial manner
IN shicn tie request for sucb assistance
was net,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
Young and Midd|eAged

Nervous Desanss. Nsvvcrs w..t,a..
ssjtans frcm early fndise~~tssps s,e .,-..-..
81 manhood overs0rs 81 tie brain s,,,.,~.,.a.
frrsfmebf 81 some ataer a. s~ss@s nm
vs. 81 ihsfrauspts in exsm lnstlen ans trns,
rerf 81 ssfne ofsr- Diseases ssv-1,t.-~ -.
re- etc. esnssnF lost nsnkeo.. snpetsne,
b2rrenhes> insb'iiss - ceisees ssen. q. -.
nenoers vcrd ssribr conversation. rresss.
TIE snse-er lose cenfoenre IN every o.e .~s.'
D r'sssi. s>nsns eantsssi worry ED sDxlesx
socnt roueisr fhss never sosse. ss7ses.,ne.
esusss sshsprs ettsn e.uszss insHnsss s.-
iesn % beafss-a psrn'ssss Servsuss~ss see
etc
shS ~fsh A 'rs corapffcnfsnns a
s~sgs snr-d ~ bA : fIAF ROM, fr 80
Dfv>ooa s<rs<t xossns 1. ssx 4 sSrsss 4 ....ss
&seh
Ca fmmeasoessp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

GLoucxsrER, July 27.-First race, Ave
eights Of . miler-Sir William won, Ar
cn!tect sccond, Blackwood third; time,
l:03}.
Secoud. one-half mile-Waltz won,
EsteIie = second. Levance third; time,
:5It.
Third. one mlle-Krylc B won, Lost
Star second. Amos third; time, l:46i.
Fourth. elk and one-haif furiongs-
Shutdown won, Eolic second, Double
Cross third; time, l:25}.
Fifth. five-eights Of . mile-Knick.
knsck uop, Crocus second, EImstone
third; time, l:02}.
Sixth, Elk and oue.half furlongs-
Mackensis won, Pomeroy Sec Sec
ond. Bargain third; time. l:2si.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

Tbs Gasnsid Para Dsssc,sss snA the Msyos
Patch Up.

CaleASe. July 27.-Rsciag with pool
selling Sas RESUMED ~ Gsrfeld park
today. Tue mayor and the club patched
40 truce penalag tomorrow's man
oAmus proceedings aud the police,
therefore, did aos interfere vita the
oookmakerA SIX raess were run 10
TAR weather on fast track.
tirss race. selliag. tor 2-y~ar-olds.
tnr~e-fourths Of . msls-Hummlng
bird son, Lumosrmsn sscond. Little
GeofRo third, time, l:l6}.
Secoud. one mils-idx Psekwick won.
Ormis sssoad, Chi nee third; time, laIf.
fnird, ave fusiongs-UnAdalis won,
Bob Rec, IT., s<cond, Not Us tnird
time. l:25}.
Fourth. selling stakes. 81, 600 added.
one mlle-UncertAinty won, Ella Snip
man sscond. Julix third; time, l:s2t.
Fifth, tnrse-foarths Of mlle-wh te
Soss voa, RAgnor second, Tom John
son third; time. Ills.
Sysn. selling. tnr~e-fourths Ut = mile
Little Crete Won. Be title Pratner sec
pad, Gssmanic third; time. i:I43.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
Running At ST. Paul.

ST.. PAUL, July 27.-The Hamlin
track wss partially washed out las,
night. but WAS repaired in time for the
nrst race ~ 8 o'clock tina afternoon.
First race. one ,nils-Goldstone won,
Little Buck second, Pantaletts third;
time, l:5S4.
Second, ons-half mile-riiiie won,
Ahes d second. Dswberry third; time.
l:37i.
Third. Minneapolis stakes, eleven
slxteeuths OF . mile-Look Out won,
ST. crOix second. Adolph third; time.
l:la3. The stake was worth 81 ,66o 20
the winner.
Fourth, hve-eighths Of q mile-Lake
Land wop, Stnsrly the SmuggIer sec.
ODD, Wild Huntress third: time, l:IO.
Fifth. one mtle-Llllian Lindsay won,
Great Dixon second, Royal Garter
third; time, l:504.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
Stomach Troubles Cured.

rains In Stomach. bslchsas wisa.
raising water. food or eas
Pains before and alter eating.
CONSTANT pains IN stomach
Oie or yoaag people cured
dyspepsia cured.
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
All stomach Troubles cured ,x n. q -
Todd. once No. Is scrth Dlvs.s, 49,, ~
sfs'n rcous ]. 3 and 4. Grand Rsplas Nj,
Consultations free ut his oeEee ar \, 60
Medicines sent everywhere.
ea4 % write. free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
ARE You ALWAYS SLEEPY?

Do yen get Up niehts,
Can Eau coasroi your nrfns,
IL there pain in year back,
Or Nervous Prosfratsoay
On Nervous DEBILITY.
Or Impoteacyf
Any Inclination 90 rsralssiss
kyer had Rhe1natssn7
10 stomach weakf
DO yoa feel vprn CUT
10 there = sense ef Of esnensess
Pains In oack Of head
Are yea area6faii o~rvonsf
Not snauxA or TOO mach urfnss
poes II hsff e arfnases
Does IL smart 80 barn7
IL there weight CT pressure n lsver sor1 NJ
abdomsns
Does pour urine ssttls-
Briekdusf 81 eissay aspesir
Hoe cas- tbs wsyf
Marfiea o. snxisg
AecGf what sxeq
Thea eAii On ~. =. Gag Tsea. We. q Norm
bsissen street. Resfa 4 tsrsnd R.psss vi->.
ehe asths fsmses sseeia ist Fht~elAa ube 10
sitsx sa these afesafnl eempsxfsfs
Ainsess ever tesa. % ety. or seianAerhsee
TIE tHilss ststes eah beast 81 same former
safes abe hks heen resssrea - r~ssrcf heath
sd wsehsss sna ~eesnA hood ~ Isr 4 ea.v
1sss - ths lest - yssrA Ne ssass measss.ss
esssy~essA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED
CATARRH AND HEAD NOISES cuern
DR0PsY CURED
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAIN
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND EAR DISEASES cuRtn
the ONLY ONE VINO CURES DeAfwEs

Gus debility. impotence and ali d,s~..s.
resulting from early indiscret,ons aud
excesses OF manhood, ell dis~asss AZ
tne urinsry orRsns. partial parslvsls-
varlcoceiie ruptures, tumora. scroful.
old sores. dropey, skin disease. live,
and kidney complaints. heart d,scs.s
shortnese OF breath, back of neal
small Oh BACK, ETC., including All
femaie complaints and Chronic d,soas~.
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough. slight fever aud weak.
nese. shorfness of breath. paln,tst;rn
OF heart. nay means sure and ou,cr
coneumptsn. s1's
you are nervous, restless. srasa.
Ole. sleeplees or wake after horrled
dreams, tired mornings. with . dul;
headache. bad taste Ia The mouth.
sometimes discharges, and No about
your employment without lie. energy
or ambition, desire 10 he alone.
gloomy forebodings, q disposit'.n ~
worry and fret about trouble shssS
that never comes, speiis of fesiin.
afraid or uncerta q. sometimes -
spirits, you are eutfering from nervous
debility and exbsustson of nerve povsv
which may. end in utter prostrston
insapity and death.
/: you have great sense of weatness
and weariness. with tired limbs. numb
pese trembling. prickly sensstsooa.
colo ieet ond legs, you are ADVANCING
20 thst most eerIons disesse--PsrAivsss
AZ your head achee. feel nunnb and
ifed, with strange eenestioBs, losn a,
memory. ano you think with dif3,cultv
or you are sieeplese at night v.s6
drowsiDess and dullness dur,ne ehe
day. the nerve and brain faueue me-
coon run into insanitv or death.
III you have any OF tbeee feel,nRs DO
Dol neglect them, or they viii end q
psrsiy"s insanity. pro~trstion or
Az you value your life do NOT nse-
lect these warnings Time and espe-
Renee hss shown. ana hundreds ct
startling and marvellous cures hsvs
proved, mat these ci-esses are per
fectly spd completely cured ~ Dk
:. CLAl IcDD, IL N. Divason street.
rooms ]. . and Z. Grand Ksp,ae, xsch.
Under the Use of DR. D. CLAY
1oDD's remarkssd remes - al
tboss symptoms weld 80 IL ~ magic
and strengths Of nerves, vsgav 81 brain
vitality Of blood end health al hodr
are soon restored.
HIS remedies are purely seeetAbss
Ind harmless and can only he Oh
lsipsd NJ bic Office.
Ds TODD compounds be pre@crip-
tone tefore each pstssnt IA sais once.
DE- 1oDD'S Office " ~ 10 n. I}ssinson
street, rooms ]. 3 and 4. Grand k.g..as.
Ms medicines agree sitt the sso,n-
Aeh, sbd you can eat anything vor
choosf.
Heis IN hs office from Ia the morn
lnR nnta IA ire evening every day bat
Sandsye
Call everybody 4 friendly ta;k viii
cost yeu nothing.
Los canEfes. RAPID eurss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28

me "" are snpfed directly Dr. Clay whae
1byhd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
WONDERFUL
CURES!
OF the Famous Specialist
1VVIIIIIVU UUHN HDUUI UO.
DVERTISING
PHYSICIANS!

In the Detroit Free Press June q sixth page under
the head OF Distinguished Doctors" SEQ the names
OF the members OF The American (Alopathic) Medical
ASSOCIATION who are meeting in that city, and the spec
iaes in which they engaged and also the pictures
OF Is OF those who can afford it
Ii this is their advertisement and we think it is we
wish to congratulate the principal physicians among the
Aopaths for their success advertising physicians and
we ee sorrow for the common herd of Aopahic physi
clans who do not DARE to advertise What does this
meeting amount TO- anyway Is it anything more than
mutual admiration society and free advertising
scheme for its members Will the rest of the Alopathc
physicians call them "quacks" after this We hope
not as the members of the American Medical Associa-
ton have as much right to advertise as Dr. S. CLAY
IODDand we wish to congratulate them on their success
as Advertising Physicians.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
CATARRH CURED,
Have You Catarrh.

Are -FOUR eyes wsteryY
nave you dry cough ever nishr
Are you sick at the stomach,
40 there contin nous drop ptug OF noeo.. a.
the back Of POUR saroAt9
lou cae De cured quickly and permsnens,v
~ pr. $. Gay Todd. 10 NoTth Divisloo - e.
up ssairs. rooms1. and 1. 0raad HAM,
Men. Coll or write. free. at once Or b, s..s.
Medicines ssat svsrywhesa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
Parties dssiring TO buy
LAWN SPRINKLERS!
will DO well 60 look O.
ARC

Five Good Reasons why this Is the best
sprinkler 70 buy.
First. II will sprin lie surface from four to
forty feet In diameter according TO tho water
pressure.
second. II Is the only machine ever In
v nted that will sprinkle water In Q half cir
GO. thus preventing the wetting Of walks
while thoroughly sprinkiing the lawn.
Third. Ii can DO changed from . circle to a
hall circle or vice versa In I'VE seconds.
Fourth. II distributes the water over the
entire surface equally. wasting none around
the base Of the machine.
Filth. Ii will NOT clog up.
SUPPLEMENTARY
4 Monroe Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
Dr.S.C|a,y Todd
The Famous Nerve specisIis.
No. les North Davtstou -
ROOMS L All
GRAND RAPIDS. hIcH

Cures Paralysis. Twitching, P,noA-
ing or frlckiing Sensations, Tr~mul-
Gus Feelings, Back or Head Acne.
BACK or Neck Pains, sometimes run
ding Gown the arms or back. Dlxx,nres
and other symptoms leading 10 pars-
lyeas. Nervous Debility snd Femsl.
complains and Chronic Diseases
consultation free and confidential
no charge for services until cured.
directions IN all languagea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
RIAcK lawns

SHEER QUALITY PERSIAN LAWNS, 81
20 and 37lsc PER YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27

PLAID AND STRIPED MUsLINs in sheer
qualities for Aprons, Wrappers, and Dresses
81, TO- and loo. PER YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
The Anarchists.

blind leaders Of the blind" are the
Anarchists. Anarchist" is not word
selected TO render faction ridiculous, but
word which correctly describes the man
who holds the theory held by RAvAcnoL
end his Parisian followers. An Anarchist
Is one who would do away with all gov
eminent and let esch man protect himself
and his family. by anarchy" says the
Anarchist proclamation quoted by us yes
terday. without God or master" men
may be better governed than aey are now.
But the science Of sociology teaches US
that society is bound 10 defend itself
against all Anarchists. What q community
We should have in tho absence of govern
ment and lawl An Anarchist is q fool who
cannot see that If his theory we're carried
out the weak would become victims of the
strong. To be child or female or a
cripple would be 10 be at the mercy of a
few OF the strongest men in the commu.
nifty. Yes. anarchy is the absence OF law
and OF masters aud Of God. To adopt the
Anarchists theory would be TO return to
thatpnmitiye condition Of mankind, which
allowed the strong 20 make slaves of the
WeaE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
narhnnr nnl Dnnlcl.

Washington letter Alexandria Gazettel
Senator Barbour, in talking to-day about
what was said TO be IA possibility of Nh.
Clevolaud's reconciliation, said ne thought that
by the time Of the convention it would be ap-
parent TO all the delegates 10 that assemblage
that Sir. Cleveland would not be the mos.
available man that could be nominated.
With regard 20 his own state SIR. Barbour
said her delegates, he felt sure, would not be
instructed, bat would be- gentlemen who, after
looking impariially over the whole matter ut
Chicago would cast solid vote TO- the man who
20 them might seem the sureet Of Receiving a
majority OF tho votes Of the American people.
Though il was entirely unnecessary for him 10
do so, Senator Daniel did say to-day that the
statement in a morning paper of this city, 10 the
effect that he and some other prominent silver
mon contempla ted organizing Silver party u
entirely incorrect 50 lar "a ne J. concerned. The
Senator is Democrat, and the Democratic party
is a good enough party for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
The Georgia situation.


Hon. CharlesL. Moses. who represents the
Fourth Georgia Congressional District. IS
Just back from visit TO his State. Mr.. Moses is a
young man Of great popularity at home su =
cossful farmer. and hence particularly solid
with the rural voters. He IS an enthusiastic Al
lance man, but thinks sll the reforms sought by
that order can be accomplished by remaining IN
the Democratic party.
THE situation in Georgia "a not altogether
pleasing" he said. "1hore are plenty 81 Third
party people, who, If they stand together, as they
say they viii. will allow the Republicans 10 CAP
ture four or five congressional Il sircts. ms 10
not an imaginary result, but extremely prOba-
BILE. On the presideniialquestionl hayc no tear
OF Georgia dropp rg out Of the Democratic col
umn, whoever l. nominated 1T Chicago. One
thing ia certain, our people don't want NJ.
Cleveland! They believe him too closely iOenti-
fed with the money power sni Wall street. Nor
are thcy particularly attached 10 Mr.. I'LL. Ny
opinion is that tho masses Of oar people would
be better satisfied 10 zee some Ecsternor nomi-
mated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
Lunch-Se

sxlO Fancy orderei LINEN LUNCH-SETs
az $3.50 for the - quality
BIeached FRINGED LUNCH-SETS at 81 for
the $3.50 quality.
C0lored- Border BLEACHED LUNCH-SEIN 10
a variety OF patterns and cOl0rings at 80 per set
for the S6 quality. - ....
HENSTIfCHED GERMAN LINEN WHITE
LUNCH-SETs nj 500 for the 50 quality; nc
s7O1 for the 90 qualify at S3.07 FOR tue 81
quality. ......, ..,..... -, .
BLEACHED FRlNGED LUNCH-SETS. 2i6
yards vide by yards long, atsl2 peE set for
the Bio quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-27
NdpRU11S.

RED-BORDER CREAM DAMASK FRlNGED
NAPKINS at DC. for 81 quality; 91c. for the
sl.2J quality. ........
Our line Of BLEACHED FRINGED NAPKINS
cannot De beat. We show from the lowest grade
up. Prices 80, 20, 81, sl.25, SL50, e., $500,
and 80.
BLEACHED DAMAsK DINNER NAPKINS at
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Special values ia DINNER NAPKINS NJ 81,
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We show line that - second 10 none tnat arc
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