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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
By Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street.
rrRuSTEE,S AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
i BUILDING LOT SITUATED on TIE
NORTH SIDE OF AN ALLEY WHICH II
a coNTlNUATION OF DUvAL STREET,
JUST WEST OF BROOK AvENt En-
part execution Of certain deed OF trust
rom y j. Hancock. r., and wife 10 the UNDER
signed trustee, dated January 20, 1892. and re-
corded in The Clerks Office OF Richmond chan
Gerry Court Deed-Book I45 c, page p. default
having been made IN the payment OF the money
secured thereby. ana beilg requested 80 % 10
by the beneficiary therein named, shall pro-
coed to soll az public auction, upon the pre-
miseS, ON
TUESDAY. MAY 81. 1892,
at 5iS o'clock +. VI. the PROPERTY DESCRIBED
As ABOVE. The lot fronts on said alloy 80 ioet
and runs back about 30 feet.
This lot has been used a n wood and coal
ward. and has on it Two small buildings, num-
nor Of stalls for teams, and Il enclosed by good
high fence.
TEENS: One third cash; balance nj four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, With interest
added, and secured 10y trust deed on the pro
per'y. WILLIAM \. MoN1 NE
my 20 lrustce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
AUCTION sALEs-rutars DAYS:

NENTRE HILL" THE RE5l-
~ DENCE OF THE LATE COLONEL 10,
prRT n. BOILING, CONSISTING or Lhh1b
AND BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS hnD bu'rp-
fygs. IN PETERSBURG. VA" FOX SAIL.
In OK ecrIt!on OF decree OF tho Hastings court
Of tho city Of Petersburg, Va, rendered ~ INC
March term, 1901, In tho suit OF II. :. poinns
r.e Robert IS. Bolings heirs shall offer Tor sale
publicly, for partition. on
SATURDAY. JUNE II. 1892.
a. Az O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises, the abovo'
Mentioned PROPERTY. situated IN Petersburg,
Va. containing between THREE AND fooh
ACRES OF LAND, extending from henry s.teo.
ON the north TO an extension OF east ihOp STREET
on Inc south. and from Jefferson street on M
est IN Adams street on tho west. The mansion
a. a SPACIOUS THREE-STORY BRICK BUILD
ING. with twenty-four rooms, Including Tour
basement rooms, besides bathrooms ana Closets
ON each floor and halls, closets, -rools'
nantries diaries, &c. and there IL an under
Ground passage formerly used 10 enter me pilih-
ing from Henry street. Inc mansion has TWO
frorts-on Henry and east labb streets. tetoer-
,ivaiv--with "A large porticJ and fnhssNc grhnito
steps on each front, and IL supplied Throughout
with gas. city water. ana clslern WAFER: h",'
Il on the premises a HANDsONh lhhhL-
STORY BRICK OFFICE. win SIX rriIis, h's.n,
on aud cellar supplied with city water ana
attei with gas-pipes There are also ample
servants apartments, carriage-honse' s'hulrr'
zee Tho shadc-trces and shruDDrry are abuh-
,iapt ard beautiful. Two sides OF the -iuare ,on
iano,son and Adams streets are enclosed with
brt,k walls One side ION Henry stroet u en-
closed with fine iron fence, with iron gates anu
granite gate-posts and foundation. Inc sDulh
eide IL not enclosed. There arc two eNceiloht
and bold springs. sufficient not only Tor supply
ING the mansion with pure water, but portion
Of the lower part OF the city also by means OF
pipes. ,,.a,..., ,,r,,o,,,oa In
Petersburg, il centrally located, and - suitaois
for private residence or school or other lhsti.
tuition. and II might DO made an excellent ana
attractive hotel
TERMS: One Fourth OF purchase-money cash;
balance payable In one, two, and three years.
eonai instruments, with interest from date, anu
se ,ured by deed of trust on the properly; pur-
chaser 10 keep up insurance ON building ~
further security for purchasc-money am 70 pay
,a,es Tor Isg2 GEORGE MASON.
Special Commissioner.
+. PASNILL, Auctioneer
yrRGISfA-IS THE CLERKS OFFICE OF rHE Nus
TrNGs COURT or PETERSBURG, VA, JCLY II,
1891: L. :. BOILING vs.. ROBERT Is. BOILING
HEIRS.
certify that the bond required by tho decree
entered in tho RbOve-styled cause, 2Dth Marth'
1901 ms been executed by George Mason, COM
missioner, with securities approved 10y me;
Test: ROBERT 'iLlIAN,
my 20 w \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27

HARRIS. WHO sCFs. &c, PLAINTIFF, AGAiNsr
NAHsu,II Trustee, UEFESDANr-N THE
CUANCrEY CorRT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
|. Charles W. Goddin. CLERK VI said court Ger
,ifv thnt INC bond required 81 the special COM
missioner by the decree IN said cause oil febrd-
ary 20. 1892, has Deen duly giyon.
Given under my hand ths 2Oth day Of May,
1902. CHARLES ". GODDiN,
,,,,, % C.erA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
OLD DOMINION STEAM -rEr>
~ SHIP COMPANY. In >

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY IL kSDAf
and FRIDAY at , O'Clock T. VI. Manifest closed
one hour before sailing time
steamers leave New ! ,ss for Richmond every
WEDNESDAY and 7 RDhI us 3 7. ",
arriving in Richmo-l JNDAl and tklDAl
MORNINGS.
Passenger sccOmmCd 'tiOns unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New York ga James-river
route Including meals and berth. .....S 90
Round-trip tickets, limited 20 tnilty Gays
after date OF issue. II 90
Steerage with ence................ 90
Storage, without subsistence. ........... 90
way 10 90
Cabin fare Uid Richmond and Petersburg
railroad ....-........----...-- ~ w
Tickets can be obtained al \. ". Carriers. a0l
Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots. and at companys
Offices, 1901 Main street, ana wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
issued tor points beyond New YORK.
Freights received daily until i. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAlS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAljR-
DAYS by the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway lcd
Newport News az $40 A. ". and 800 p. NJ. aud
by the Richmond and Petersburg railroad same
days at o A. ". and 2:5s Z. ". will make con-
nection at NORFOLK with steamer leaving
those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & co. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street,
my % and cOmpanys wharf, Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
] will sell by auction. on the premises, on
AATI-Rn.N II-NE 4 INn.-

will sell by auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1892.
at q o'clock =. NJ. that TRULY VALUABLE
AND MOST DESIRABLE VACANT LOT above
referred TO. fronting 1863 ieet inches on the
west side OF Sixth street. running back 100 feet,
and bounded on the south by Byrd street.
This is one OF the few LARGE VACANT LOTS
in the heart Of the city, and II Is admirably
ADAPTED Tor factory or warehouse uses. as II u
not only central In location. but being on the
James River division Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, IL IL almost certain that spur
track can be gotten into the lot.
This is rare opportunity for securing hne
manufacturing or warehouse site, or Il will doubt
less prove a speculation % the fortunate buyer,
a. large lots are rapidly being absorbed, ana the
steady demand for them Is already causing an
appreciatie increase in their rental and fee
simple values.
TERMS: One third cash, ard balance on several
years credit. with interest semi-lnnualiy. and
secured by n deed Of trust y. W. BONE,
my 20 Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27

LNOR RENT. NEW AND Wilt 81
Il VENTILATED STABL E-splendidly III
rear 81 3 west Grace street.
MANNING c. STAPLES X Co.
nv 2T-FSSu2t 1lOfl2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
Ky ~. 4. McCUriy.
Zeal Estate Auctio1ecr,
1910 MIN afrcef.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
SNAIL FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS
on JACQUELIN STREET MAR kANLOLfn
sTKt ET-In execution OF the decree herein
eF,ar mentioned tgc undersigned, appointed
commissioners thereby, will offer Tor sale, upon
the PREMISE, On
FRIDAY. MAY %, 1872,
at o'clack y. NJ, the REAL EsIAIb desrr "a
in said Ge,fec ~ e fronting - feet on j cqIei.n
s.roe; aud running back % feet, with the IN
urovcmenfs thereon These h u'es VIII MAKE
snr. homes Tor porsODs Il modernte means.
IFRys: Ole third cash: residue ~ fiA ana
tye.ve months. negotiable nntos. Interest added
ana ti,lc feiained until AZ deferred payments
arc mad " u. BEVERIDSF.
''' WILLIAM ELL1sON.
G.tO.LiNS,
Sprciai commissioners.
n 4 McCrpny tuctiuueag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
ByJ. r. Elan & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneorss
flI3 Main street.
f1I3 Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
ATTgAc TIyF. CENTRALLY-LoCATRD RESI-
pFNcE PROPERTY.
CORNER LEIGH AND TENTH
STREETS,
CONSIST ING OF
rwf, MODERN THREE. TORY BRICK DWELL
I<GS
AND
VALUABLE VACANT LOT.

BY rcauost Of the owner We shail sell by pup
lie auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT. MAY %, 1892.
T,cATFp. AND VALUABLE PROPERTY, THE
dwellings, Nos. OIL east Leigh street and
sss north tenth street. containing nine ana SIX
room. respectively, having me usuai inol.rn
cnnvc,,ie, 20. range bath. hot and cold wafer,
,.lo~..e. ct: Spacious. well butt and IN nice
order. The entire lot fronts ABOUT 3gla iect on
Leigh sitoci. extending back ON lenth stree.
40 feet more or lcs-, nHording dcsIaDie
r.cant tot froutiug on Tenth street. ana VIII DC
sold "a who.e or m separate parcels as may
secfn beat n, time Of sale. .,
pnr,hnsers. whether for homes or investments
,,c ros uocifll;v urged to attend this sale.
Trn,is: One third casn; baisnce by nego'iaole
nofcs AZ six and twelve months. with interest
added. and secured ~ deeh o. iusi' vi a" o"SD
nj the oytoa Of the purchaser.
my2g !. IS. ELAN q CO, Auctioneers.
by N. 4. McCuriy.
p.oI Tefate AuctiOleer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
AgCsi0s sALtc-SsesSNc ILL., S1yc.
~ N. W. Bose,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

Real Estate Auctioneer.
S. DEECHENBROOK CHAPEL"
I'D JUST BEYOND BACON's-QUARTER
BRANCH AND A LITTLE EAST OP Tue
BROOK TURNPIKE, WITH A CORNkR Lon,
55xi32 FEET, WILL BIZ SOLD BY AUCTION,
ON THE PREMISES, ON
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1892.
nj GEO o'clock p. NJ. This chapel ~ quite cnpn-
c,ous and IL well suited a. TO location, constiuc-
ton. &C.. for religious purposes. Think about
H. friends, and consider whether this II not the
Mace and opportunity for stnrting religious
work. Here IL n chance for doing good.
TyRys: One half cash; balance NJ one. Two,
and three years. for notes with interest added,
and secured by trus,-decd. N. W. howe,
ms 81 Aucfioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
TRAINS NORTHHARD.
SrOPPING.PLAnE.

SlOGfINts-iAAiE ~.
Nos. IA, 80 and 36 make no sfnra b.. n,
"a. and rs stop on signal NJ Manole.te. .-..tt
rvs, Ceniralia, and Chester. No 90 s.f. II,
signal at Manchester Only tor pl..arc.-. ....
chasing ticket 90 regular sfOpp' ns-rIs... ~.
this train sOuth Of Petersburg Sos. fs 81. ..
81. 30, 40. ~, ~, 40, ~, and g. a.il .. ~,
signal at all -tations.
Pullman Palace Bufe, slcepiac.la- ,. ..
through trains. On Train N0.. So a.f ~
Slecpmg-Cars between Richmond am I.r i.
burg, Va.
THE ONLY ALL-YAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. kkgif.
Richmond 300 A. ". Norfolk ....lI 20
Richmond .'5:4J z. VI. Norfolk. .... 4.Ir ~
Norfolk .....'7.3O A. ". Mehm0nI .In.. az
Norfolk 400 f. W. Richmond N... ~
Tho trains leaving Richmond afpA 70 ..
Norfolk at 4 z. VI. are solid trains befHn.r
two points. ami passengers 90 through $50.
change OF cars. Close connections l. ..
made at Petersburg By the 25o r. N.a.t
+. VI. trains frCm Richmond o. Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmond 90 70 a. A.. I..r
NJ. aud $40 =. NJ, and arriving af ....lf
az 7.iE A.. ~. 2:l5 r. ". ana s.i5 p. a.. ...s
close connection AZ Petersburg tl arI .s.
Farmyille, Lynch burg ami west
X. NJ. SJLLl. slpernf.rf.rt.
u. T. ID. MYERS. General ~InrrutofI.r.
I. NJ. EMERSON. General Manager ur.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
BY J. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.
GALE TO-DAY, 1870 O'CLOCK.
BY Ellis b Caihcart. Auctioneers,
"a east Broad street
WE WILL SELL
w THIS DAY

by ELLIS " ldluCdIt, auStiOuCSio,
"a east Broad street
WE WILL SELL
w THIS DAY
at 1890 o'clock sharp HOUSEHOLD FuRNl-
Tljl.E. CARPETS. and LINEN GOODS.
!, Parlor SUITS, ret Of False Teeth good as
new, | Buffet. % rolls Carpets In remnants,
d-Lounge, 2 Refriaerators, Baoy-Carriages.
/ Walnut Extension Table, 4 Chamber SUITS OF
10 pieces each, Cane and Wood->eat Chairs,
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands, Lounges,
Feather Pillows and Boosters. Mattresses, Cook
ing-stoyes. Oil-Stoy~s, I pair Platform scales;
also. good WORK Horse and Light blsgy.
seats for tho ladies. ELLIS a. CAIHtAki,
my 81 Aucti0neers.
DINEAPPLES, ORANGES. A. d
III LENONS.-We viii sell
TO-DAY
by auction sale, at IL O'Clock,
100 boxes CHOICE LEMONS,
rs tarrels CHOlcE PINEAPPLkes
25 half boxes ORANGES,
WILLIAM JeNKlNe = SON.
nys7 1tlo ~ Nan slsssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
By y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctoneer.
COM ISSION T. RS S A l. L
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DWELLING,
40. 1905 ROSS STREET.
A FINE LOCATION FOR A BOARDING-HoUsE
ANDITIs GOING CHEAP.

By virtue Of tho hereinafter-meniioned decree
Will sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE ?, 1892.
nj $50 o'clock 7. NJ. the THREE-STORY-AND-
BAsENENT BRICK DWELLING No. 1908 Ross
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
street,, containing eleven rooms, besides a de-
tached kitchen with i've rooms, cOal-house, bath,
Closets &c, and IN g0Cd order throughout.
The capacity Of the house and its central and
convenient location combine 70 render this n
good purchase for = home or "a an Investment,
and il il especially desirable a. clearinghouse.
The lot IL 25x % feet TO an alley.
Terms Oue-fourth each, and the residue at
six. twelve, and eighteen months TOR notes. with
interest added aud title retained, or all cash, 10
the option Of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN. II. NASH,
special Commissioner.
SMITH AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST DRISRARn,
SURVIVING TRUST 4 DEFEsDASr-lS rHE CHAN
Gerry COURT or TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Godd.n, clerk of said court. GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree in said cause OF Noyem-
Der 20, 1891. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this us; day OF Nc
mber, 1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN.
my - CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
HANDSOME OAK sHADE-TREE ON EVERY
LOT.
THIS Is TRULY DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

THE LOTS FRONT EACH 25x12o FEET TO
AN ALLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-27
AUCTION SALEe-Futurs Dsyss
BY sutton q Co,
Real Rstate AuctIonesrs,
1O14 Main street.

Marshall J Decroo OF Richmond Chan
VA Gerry Court, entered April 2.
Jones and nls.j 1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
A MIDM.fN'S ACT.
He Goes Crazy Over Religion and Kills His
Entire Family.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 24.-The choirmastcr
Of private chapel in Peterhof parish. sixteen
miles west OF this city. suddenly went crazy Mt
his house last night. His vito was already in
bed and he was preparing for bed when he
was stricken.
IIe got an axe from the woodshed and
chopped his wife into small pieces on the bed.
gathered tho pieces in pans and emptied them
into tho stove. His three children OF g. 10.
and IL years. who slept IN the next room.
awoke and screamed for help. Tho choir
master bound and gagged them. dragged
them to tho river at tho rear OF his place. and
drowned them.
.Neighhors. who had bccn, aroused by the
children's screams. ran tho river. but too
late to save their lives. They tried to catch,
into the water. He was dragged out aid tax On
TO Jail A crowd gathered around tho build
ing early this morning and tried to force an
entrance that thoy might lynch the prisoner.
but they We're driven of by watchmen.
The choirmas'er's insanity Is thought to be
due to his fanatical zeal in church work and
his prolonged fasting R"r"ntly. after living
ion days. on bread aud water he showed signs
OF breaking down. and told his vito that he
had committed tho objectionable sin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
WHO M'KEE W.lS,
He said He Once Worked for a. r. Stewart
His boarding House In New York.

stranger from New York called Mt Reilly's
Morgue in lonkcrs yesterday afternoon.
and recognized the body OF Samuel c. Nc
kee as fellow boarder at lib East Twelfth
street in this city. Mrs. O'Neill keeps board
ing house at this address, and an inquiry
there by n SUN reporter last night elected the
information that Mckee had spent two weeks
there after his arrival in the steamship Nevada
from London.
He came direct to the house from the steam
shin in d cab. Mrs. O'Neil says. and engaged a
large room on the third floor. for which he
paid in advance. He brought considerable
baggage with him and said he had como
hero to go into business. Ho was
man Of pleasant speech. and his landlady
took considerable interest in him. Mckee
said he had been in New York before. having
worked at one time for A. T. Stewart. He said
he knew Mr.. Denning vel and that he came
from the same, Part % Ireland. He took all his
meals in the house. but was out during the
morning ami afternoon
One day postal came to him from Delury. n
Sixth avenue tailor, Offering him employment
IT was only few days after this. on April !.
t thd Mckee td,sarpsared from MS boarding
ere h two Mss Whdn s h
house sboutn o o'clock on the morning of April
/. Mrs. O'Neii did not feel worried ct first. but
who rcierred her to n man who engaged tho
d %f ks
man. but he had no recollection OF the name.
since, McKee's arrival on the Neynda. Mrs
ONeil is inclined to think that Mexico was
robbed and thrown into the Hudson by some
one who knew he had money,
- He was always cheerful" she said. "oven
up to the very day OF his disappearance and
eide. He had received at least one offer OF
work ns we know. and possibly several others.
He spoke Of having met a professional gambler
on tho way over. and perhaps lie fell into this
mans clutches"
Mr.. ,McKees belongings which. he left at his
trunk. bearing his initials and tho Guion
steamship marks. va isc. anda hand bag. be-
sides m oycrcoat and II ncgligc coat Tho
will visit the house to-day. when he will probn-
bly,, search tho baggage for some clue to
Mckee'S family or friends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
OBITUARY.

Police Justice John B. Kelly died Inst night
OF pleurisy at his home. 1896 West Forty eighth
street. IIo was taken sick last Tuesday and
since then had grown rapidly worse. Drs.
Janeway and Cosby. who havo been at
tending him. gavo up hope OF his
recovery on Friday. Justice Kelly was
born in this city in 1880. He went
into politics early. and. although no mover ran
for an elective office. ho held several ccrk-
ships in tho various courts. About ayear ago
Mayor Grant appointed him Police Justice
to succeed Con. John Cochrnne Justice Kelly
leaves widow and six children, the oldest Of
whom is but II years Of age.
Charles W. Reed. the LAWYER who defended
tho assassin Gnitenu. died IN Bhitlmore on
THURSDAY evening Of paralysis. Ills family
krt his ws asnth VERY quiet hot d"n yes
Baltimore about four years. ago. but
never rractised. Ho married Miss .Danel:
n Iretty young woman VINO formed
Tended Guiteau. She was tho daughter Of n
well known alo brewer. and went daily to
court during the trial. OF late Mr. Reeds
mind became impaired, and hr wandered aim
Old. '"''"s" THO s'fse'S' no "'' 90 years
Harriet n Pond. widow Of Charles +, Pond.
aleu yesterday Of pneumonia at her home. As
East Thirty-fourth street.
Thomas Foshay. AZ years old Of the firm
home in Fcckskil yesterday of apoplexy.
:, John Arncy.father Of Mayor Arney Of Carlisle.
a., ana prominent In Democratic politics,
died there Yesterday, aged 90.
daughter Of Louis G. Tiffany. died yestsaday
MI Lalo' the musician. is dead in France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
SACRIFICING 4 PRINCESS.
Prusslnns Not Pleased with the Husband
Selected for PrIncess Margaret.


BERLIN. April l4.-The semi-of1fcial an
nouncement OF tho engagement of the Prin-
cess Margaret. youngest sister Of the Emperor.
to Prince William of Luxembourg is received
with little approval in court circles here. Prince
William probably Is tho most dissolute man OF
his age in Continental courts. During tho
short periods he has passed in Luxembourg re-
Gently he has disGraced himself with the most
notorious actress in the place. and has pile !
up debts that no will not pay and that his
father. with Il civil list Of but 100000 francs.
cannot pay. Prince William. moreover. has Il
mania for gambling and now lives at Monaco.
He Is the companion OF disreputablo women
there. and drinks to excess.
To marry the Princess Margaret to such
person. tho people here say. is 20 sacrifice her
to the Emperor's ambition. The Emperor is
said to be anxious to get hold Notwithstanding;
materially to tho strategic strength OF Ger
muny's western frontier. The present time he
regards rs auspicious. for an olcnin. wedge.
rs the whole land ia in u revolutionary tur-
looking for u strong hand to steady their
throne.
The revolt is especially directed against the
Prince. whose reckless life at Monaco has
moved the citizons to protest, not only against
the Grand Duke. regime but also against tho
fora republic. Even the army OF 300 men and
nine officers is reported tot day to be seriously
dsailected. and many Of the soldiers have
deserted Under these stances the mar
riagc OF n HohenZollern Princess into tho
reigning house is regarded with favor by
feel that it means eventual absorption BY
Germany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-25
OHIO REPUBLICANS,
Their State Convention Will Meet This
Week for Lively Session.

week Tor u l-ively session.
COLUMBUS. Ohio April 24.-The Republican
State Convention to nominate n State ticket
and to select four delegates-a large to the
National Convention Mt Minneapolis. will meet
in Cleveland on Wednesday and Thursday.
Nearly every Republican Congress district
has three or four candidates for Congress. and
in some cases as many as n half dozen. These
Congress district contests will enter into tho
work Of the State Co0vention. and, together
with the old fight between the Foraker and
sherman factions. will make contest the TO-
suit OF which cannot 10 predicted with GER
tainty.
Is 1t believed that tho Convention will he an
interesting one. Several weeks ago Charles
T. Griffin OF Toledo was selected for tempo
rnry Chairman. defeating and humiliatiil.
Gov Mckinley, through the connivnncn. rs it
was asserted. OF tho Foraker Republicans. 1t
is limited that the Sherman men will not per-
nit Mr.. Griffin to preside. but will carry out
their own organization as though one was not
1t is generally conceded that Gov. Mckinley
will BIO elected one OF the delegates at large to
Minneapolis TO head the Ohio delegation. and
1t Is proposed to make Senator sherman one of
tho other three delegates. and Foraker an
other.
There could be no serious objection to this.
but when it comes to the selection Of n fourth
the clash will come. There will probably he IL
contest over tho order Of selection. but GOV.
Mckinley will no doubt BIO chosen by acca-
nation.