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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

threw the feudal system in all Europe ihe
limo between the Boiler aud inc reVou-
ZIONIST is one very difficult 20 draw sna' as
in civil government. tho 'revolu'iohis'
always denominated first rebel. 80 I'D party
government his first designation Is always
.'Rolterr But when the Dolte' nus
shown that the evils Of his party
government are intolerable and that the
great body of his party thinks OF II as lie does,
he ceases 10 be a Better aud becomes good
party man, exercising the God-giyen 'lshs OF
revolution" There il no party ID any luris-
diction whatever that has not gone through
the processes Of Boiling that hnauy cuitli-
mated in revolution" and ultimately Ia
change Of party government. New YORK mas
herself furnished enough instances OF Bolt
ing. that finally became party governmental
illustrate all the argument IN the worid haVlDg
that theme FOR its text. Iammahy Hal
was in a chronic state Of Bolt from 1850
when its delegates appeared ct the Nationa'
Convention at Cincinnati denying the right
OF the Regulars" % represent the state
and demanding that its delegates be accepted
by the convention as the true representation
Of the State until it first forced the party
management in the State to accept I'D dele
gates in part as her representatives, and
finally compelled the regular organization TO
practically turn the entire government u
the party over 70 It.
We know that there Is deep seated DIS
satisfaction with the party government IN
New York and that the dissatisfied element
number in its ranks many OF the most Illus
trious Democrats living this day. We know
these gentlemen complain that the party
government there Is no more than corrupt
organization OF political thieves, who view
the party as nothing but a system Of
machinery to DO used for plunder and rapine.
We know they claim TO have already secured
the signature of 10000 Democrats to their
demand for new convention. and that they
further claim that this number will be raised
to 200 900 before the date of that convention.
We thus know that this enormous BODY Of
Democratic voters are Disguised with their
party authorities and we know further that
where so many sign there arc many more
equally disguised who are restrained by con-
siderations connected with party loyalty from
actually signing. This being so, those OF us
who would treat the matter dispassionately
and impartially are forced to conclude that
the New York Bolt" has assumed proper
tons which are not very unlike those of a
revolution" and we are compelled in all
candor to say that the National Convention
owes it to itself. as we'll as 10 this vast body
Of Democrats. to investigate their charges,
and do them justice if they have been
wronged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
In our excellent 4FIncT All W 11o r1o01I0 ,-:
shown substantial bargains in the following scale oil reductions
wEEaE--s25, sL25, $780, s275, sa75, $780, STD, Sz25
vow-- 75c 9Oc, $780, $500, SL5O, SL25 $500, $780,

Chdn 27nch Embroidered and Plated FounclnS from 81"
Choice assortment of Feson Embroderes Edgngs and nSe''ga
Conpee range of Swiss and Nainsook Narrow Edge with Insert
ing match n Mt. 81 ohodos for evenin,
Splendid Drives handsome Dpery Nets all shadeS io evening
wear Is inches wide. at 75c. d
snch Striped in the latest tintings at oc per YARD
An Elegant Embroidered SanSrped founcng all Sn@oe
s125 Special value for the money 80 -
Lovey effects in 4S-nch Chiffon at ST. while dainty ana Igoy
Embroidered Edgng shown IN all shades ana "'n from
25c. O $40 yard. r. r. - 90 .o
Black and white Chantiy Lace in vast range from l5e to 500
per yard ,1., and Point 10 Como LAGOS
so beautifully adapted dress trimming and millinery purposes are
shown in the choicest patterns all widths, and at popular prices
Snea values in White and Cream Point dlreand Laces at l2
' % ay Of Demi ouncngs will interest you Showing novel
effects in Black Chantily Lace and Beaded Designs.
Lace paraso Covers in white and cream from 5c to So
Satteen Bishop Lawn Shirt Waists in sizes - to ~ inches
Ask to novelty in Black Dapey new and stylish de-
parture 'front.' the Old conventional styles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
THE NEW YORK GOLFERS"

The Dispatch INDUCES itself in quite a sue
cession of shrieks anent its text that the
National Convention must give no sort of re-
cognition to those whom it designates as the
New York Boilers" Now "Bolter" pure
and simple finds no moro recognition with
The TINES than with the Dispatch, vet THE
TIMES indorses and insists on the right If
revolution" in party government as well as
in civil government. The right Of ''reyolu-
tons is at the foundation of all government
whatever. Whenever government OF any
sort abuses its powers and perverts them to
the oppression instead of TO the care and nur-
ture of the governed the right of 'revolu-
ton" and overthrow Of government arises.
md will always be exercised by
the governed. The notable events OF his.
tory have oil been achieved by revolutions"
In government. Thus we secured our indie.
pendenee OF Great Britain. Thus the English
Grove the 6tuArts from their throne. Thus the
prsaaA started he movement which -----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

IT would have been a curious and interest
ing state of affairs if the natural son of the
late Earl of Stamford. n colored man Of Hot
tentot descent. had proved his legitimacy in
his recent suit to obtain the right of success
sion to his father. A black Earl sitting in the
House of Lords would have presented very
suggestive spectacle. The speculation may
be INDUCED as to whether he would have
been as successful as some OF his asso-
cistes in carrying of New York
or Boston heiress. Hotientot blood
has considerable antiquity and set of by a
coronet its lustre would probably not have
been injured III the estimation of some of our
American women who are 50 anxious TO marry
among the old English nobility There was
another phase TO this Hottentots suit
If he had won. then the name Stamford
would have become doubly associated
with iowly beginnings in the English
mind - Stamford House, it will be re-
membered, is the seat of the earls Of Exc
ter. who are descended from the village
maiden. about whom Tennyson has sung so
melodiously, who was the daughter of q man
in the humblest walks of life. A village
strain. however. is. on the whole, preferable
TO the Hottentot infusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
The New school-Houses.

The Committee on Schools Of the City
Council met in the City Engineers Office last
evening. Chairman Cary and Messrs. Cren-
shaw. Christian and Thomas were present.
Mr. Thomas PoIndexter. Of &. ". Tanner
& Co.. submitted plan 10 have the timber in
the new schOol-houses 10 be erected OIL Navy
Hill and Nicholson street saturated with
fre-proof paint. He added that FOR the Navy
Hill building il would require 800 worth Of
material
The Chair stated after some discussion that
the committee would take the matter in con-
slderatiOn.
Sir. T. Wiley Davis then appeared before
tho committee and explained the modifca-
tions IN his plans for the construction Of the
two new school-houses on Navy Hill and
Nicholson street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
Property Transfers.

Richmond. John f. Etchison 10 H. ". Ty-
Ter, 80 feet On north side of Grace street be-
tween Shafer and Harrison, %. 1850.
Matilda II. Field to William Wood and
James III. Smith % feet on west side Of First
street near Orange. .33350.
W. H. Gathright 10 Fannie l.. wife Of }. c.
Wrenn. $50 feet on Williamsburg avenue
southeast corner OF Lewis 800.
Philip Shea 10 n, j.. smith. 20'l feet on
north side Of Main street between Twenty
first and Iwenty-second, 1900.
Hyyico. James II. Barton 10 Columbia d..
vile Of George l.. Styli. lots 3 and IN block
o. Barton Heights 1850.
William John Clarke's heirs 10 William NJ
Justis, Jr., same deed reported from chsncerY
court April 80. 1899. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
Old English Comedy.

wilfred Clarke, the worthy son of a worthy
father. will produce at tie Theatre on Friday
and Saturday 30 ne OF the choice old English
plays. His repertoire includes Paul lry.n
Match" "Toodlesn and many other favorites.
He should play to the capacity of the house,
for the entire. company has been carefully
selected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

IT is folly 10 talk about the Cleveland
boom" There has been no Cleveland boom
and never will be- The word boom" i'm
plies something mushroomy. which is started
all Of sudden. and is pushed forward by
extra and special exertion. The feeling in
favor OF Cleveland has always been exactly
the contrary TO that. Ii has been the fixed
and thoughtful sentiment of the people which
began eight years ago and has grown steadily
ever since TO speak of the Hill boom is al
ways correct. but OF the Cleveland BOOM
never.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
lfustiuxs COurf.

Lewis Jones was arraigned before Judge
Witt yesterday OF the charge of malicious AS
sault Oh William Undertake He was con-
Yicted Of unlawful assault and fined g.
Lucy Anderson was convicted Of petit lar
ceny. and sent t. jail for fifteen days.
Robert Brown. charged with malicious as-
sault, was acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

Ir rs the latest rnmor that the desperate
opponents Of Mr.. Cleveland are trying to form
= combination 1T the Chicago Convention
that will control at least three hundred dele
gates who will never consent to the nomina-
ton of the ex- President. This may do if that
small minority Of the convention can succeed
in bulldozing the large majority. But sup
pose that large majority is determined not to
yield
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
Chancery Court.

The will Of William Bantam was admitted
to probate yesterday and ). l.. Kelley quail
fed as executor. The estate is valued at
about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

Dxxaiso, the Australian wife.murderer and
the supposed Whitechapsl hend,. 10 writing
lis autobiography. He ought 10 call il IAN
inn Of Satan"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

Constipation aud all troubles With tie d..
gss,lve organs and tue liver. are cured by
HooD's Pill. Cnequa.ed rs q dinner Dill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

THE MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
Tux TIMES Is now GREATER THAN ALL
ruF OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

Hoods Sarsaparila absolutely cures where
other preparations fail. 1t possesses medic
inal merit PECULIAR 10 ITSELF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

Sick-Hesdache? BELcHAa's PILLS will 70
lava
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
GREAT REDUCTION
FRENCH AND SCOTCH GiNCHAMS

We are now offering about 5000 yards Of the best makes OF me
FOREIGN Gingans all and stylish goods at the Uniform price
Doc Der ward Included in this lot are the following:
SOC Embroidered Ginghams.
S35c Caclemeiennes Cashmere Finished Gnghams d..
20 and 0c Checked Plaid Striped Scotch and French Plain
Weave Gmghams
Particular attention called to
REMNANTS OF FRENCH ORGANIZES.
These are ends best patterns from two eight yards long " only
25c. per yard
We now are showing Of the most exquisite designs and color
ngs in English Nansoo most delightful cool imported wash iaD
FAST COLOkS ,n4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

THE CIRCULATION or THE TIMES IL
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN lis
HISTORY. AND Is STEADILY INchhAs-
INC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1892.
SIX PAGES.


Hon J. Taylor Ellyson will probably resign
As State Democratic chairman.--Ihe Republi-
can Convention elected delegates.-The Tariff
Reform Club elected delegates.--Mr. Noryeu
and Miss Shefett were married.
VIRGINIA.
Marriage in Charlotte county Of Miss Marie
hvere;t and DR.. J. Harry Wool.--Norfolk Ke-
publicans have elected deicgatesto the National
nyention-Attorney in the Bertha zinc
case. at Wvthoyillc. have been summoned be-
fore tho United states Court for contempt OF
its order-F1- Governor Taylor Of Tennessee,
lectured IN Wytheville.--Leonard +. fuicher
was fatally injured at the Miller Manual school
in Observation-Disclosures are.Delng made 10
bore for oil at Stsnardsvlle, Albemarle county.
Ida Watkins. charged with larceny, was sent on
TO the grand jury at Lynch urg.--Major A, 6.
Smith Of Bethel Academy, Is dead.--Miss
Fannie Pollard, of Clifton Forge, Is dead
The Lexington Presbytery was in session at
Stanton yesterday Volney Nuckols was
killed by Norfolk and Western train at Buena
Nista Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

The Maryland Democratic committee met in
Baltimore. -- Connections Republicans in
dorsed Harrison yesterday.-The Repblican
State Conventions Of California, Connecticut.
Illinois and North Dakota met yesterday Sad
GASES Of starvation are reported from Canada
The Car of Russia will visit Berlin
The General Conference OF the African -Metho-
dist Episcopal Church convened in quadrennial
session at Pittsburg yeserday.--Ihe ratihca-
ton Of the Behring sea treaty has been post
poned in London. Cleveland carried Michi-
gan and Wisconsin yesterday The quadren-
NAL Conference Of Methodists was continued
at Omaha yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

Cac4so. A4g 4-Wueat sas arm today
an4 e.assl p % i.as higher. The stre1Gfl was
dle 60 slm.sf ef tuAtsh factors including
stronger castles. partial recovery from TIE
cholera 1aalc ana 4 very general imprsss.o a
tlta tAr vienna 90 rcss ~ port Vas itAclf ID
prove nllllsn- hut sac arileil a. .tr -1sth = -
ial.i1 OBJ f1r news ffom the lorslNcsl. hc-
ports irum thcre show fhaI il had rainsd con
tfe farnlr 5 Werr aHpfeilrnsiFe Ald ieafin :
great famas- te Lhe CROP 70 W4s also sad
tiial cold afe Has tuhint the "a storm.
aat the ia -sregstg low temperature Was
fEoDahie. here has 4 sd 24s a. nom ne
START. parity Tor r1s tanZ account and partly
. cover SHORTS. aaa as there Hts not mu "a
oArrrc 1Fuleas sas rae general ruir. The
oaister tlFia- VAS apparently on q lafgcr
5c s BAL usual.
Corn sas armer on reports 0I cold scafAsr
Ga rI.r suuI1 E-sl.lld "a as a. so sYmpathrtictlly
ar eetri hF tar sire I'm o. wlra llrre ~as
20 PRESSURE CD sel ana with = good demand
far s4 Yrfs and = far amount 90 buYi * Tor tur
iplz sce7uar lhe f-rllu< sas <eaer4i strons
ana prices AS Che etC,r were -r lisner-
cats we've ll q tlr truI. rn.e-iI IN ~ panty
VIII Dr. afmIess ll corn AID what Prices
a. .ae c.as1 were ulchaAse nom saturday
Provisions we're frm and pork active. The
price 10 hogs ga, lI her. aud tNr stleAsth "a
tu1 uta-r marsets vas favorable % Al al
wac fte~rrs "-fo m'd RATE oeSrss a.
urers EelrtuY l4hE PORK and ribs gained
I'D ANA 81 and l1Il ne. ltu.iuE prices
Wheat ~. august. laese september. .else
December. e.
Cora-Alxusi. sl e September. 5li&e;' 0c-
0ais-septemoef sii-e; October. s1>sc; May,
Prs-s september. gaS. October. slo.72'. s;
lard ssPtsmeer so; october s.'o' Jan
Snort -ias- septemoer. $50 October. s7.s21zi
j tl.-arY. 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

Calc SEQ Sos STOCK L tRcs. Aug. p TIE
cattle market was not EtVen q chance 20 r
cgDeraft. Win -rafu fresh rrcri DTS aud
eol siderable humber % state cattle IN the
sar4s tle stuariou was a. bad a. before.
ga ~ WAS SLOW wi faiu-s weak and nerF-
uusty Wer u & sod higher. As compared
ta saturdays eles. NJ quotati0nsau advance
Z. o O. I5e was auEt rrut. The choicest Of The
or rings brought 500 70 $40. VII en- q ID
ceu ls above The highest price paid on >atur-
das. hut the advance Is poor; common grades
WAS rss marked. There VAS reaction In the
slstD market from tne ouoyancy OF last weck.
t4t Iargu Increase Of receipts being acc0unta-
hlf Tor the eaker footing.
iarfie- kecei PTS Zl.uc0i common % extra
steers 81 .f'act 5H. cows and bulls si.os%Lla.
Ho.s- Receipts j. to0s heavy. 81 lttS2.ooi
mixed and medium. ga go light. Hl2S
ssh
>b-ep-ReceiDts 300; fair % choice. st.35
800 lambs s43oef.-a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

The market IS without special features Tor
yesterday. y ackberries are lSsc. ltucSle-
berries RENAL a. $40 as.ltO- =. aches went "a
li-a a. sl.0. Wafermrl01s arr quoted az Nes
g.. ana new tomaocs are down % el1o per
Uusiici.
New potatoes. SOC per b6l cucunoers. 20 9
dof- butter. lrsg1c, eggs l5c; Lawton
black berries. csc. hgckleDerrics, s-i1assaNo
per nu. rahhsges. G16Hc per feEi radishes,
ita per 4oE. va trmri0us, -as-es onions.
:. .U Be. isnaus Gu and fffi. s..sS-,tl,
oranges. saeUo.1.0Os Hans Early. si--.e9l.aO oU F;
lHl f1ru'a auricOfs. &C jofs bananas --.lv
~ bunch haui picked medium beans.si. -
clover Sod med um. sssl- mammoth, $50
hu- timothy Sect n 5000, miiiet- S-lr9
l.-5. o.iltues. sllU per 0u, green corn. NeSl-c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

The grocery aud provision market yester-
day was tHub .d. Package coffee went 40
70 s-H-N a. Ateh gan cheese Went ID 10 ll5s
rfl ~ corrected gustatlons follow
ruEars-Iur iuaL as cubes. sac; DOW
d-r-t. si-c. granu atrd. 81. confectionery
"A 81 -. II n 81 -t per cNt, yellow &. 3.sts
a. a. rarl sFruu. tls-sc.
Maassss Low grades. 5@Ac, medium. 80
Lsc, faneE
Mocha green z7a Fc, N3rcalbo. lgeg-2c, san
s. le-.cs lio ltalir.
Sew Mich gan cheese oi1Gll' acc rolled
oars barrels -s.Hls SAT-. saginaw. barrels, soc.
EarI- srce busis Compound. q lci pure.
sat
Nsat--Hlr1s l2 .t.r shoulders. sc bacon.
~ ~. Dried beef % .sctc, Short cat porS.
sff rs. r.eHr back. $3.50, mess, sl.tDt homeless
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
Drtror GraIn.

Dkrnotr. Aug. 4-W heat closed. No. 2 red.
casa ara August. 7otsc; september, Isei De
ember. sici No, white. casl, lo5gc-
Corn No. q casn, e le.
Oars-Eo. &. sash. Ai &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
H. J. DeGOLIA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block
FOR SALE

Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
One on South Lafayette street with all mod
ern improvements. furnace. gas. city water.
sewer connections. etc,
Two houses aud lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two houses and lots on Fifth avenue near
Co lege.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new,
large lot. This property Is owned by nonreSi-
dent and will be sold AT r sacrifice,
House and lot on Cutler avenue,
One on Baxter street.
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
Two on East Leonard street,
One on Mckendrick avenue.
VIII sell most OF the above on payments;
would exchange for farms or other property.
/ have numerous other houses and a large IISt
of vacant OTIS In all parts Of the city.
FARMS.
have a farm Of 20 acres two miles from city.
south. with large modern house; hne barns
farm is all improved. good orchard of 500 ap-
pies. 400 peaches. 800 pldms. 20 standard pears.
cherries and other small fruits; soil clay loan
wou d take city property n exchange.
Also % acres In tOwnsllp OF Bovine; good
buildings; good orchard: three acres Of beech
and maple timber. balance cleared soil clay
loan.
Also % acres near Rockford; good buildings.
good fences and good lend; will sell OF ex-
change for city property.
have a number OF f-uit farms on lake shore
In all sizes from 10 TO Sd acres.
MONEY TO loan on good real estate security
II. J. DKG0LIA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
III ~ ~ So 80.
FUTILE BROS.
FoI2 SALE

NEHh E|FN - II
House and lot. Fifth ave1ue. aea-
Madison. g.. 90. No 30 FIRST ave-.
$500 orics. worth e. % today;
koyeY street small 2 ace $50;
hll ~ street near SOUTH ionis- attn
1ot SKIS soot house. ouiF slT7.
81 fowa hsaroe 90 suff io1he
house sad irtt.a 81 feet rpntspeI
uesriy nev Ssn afsr Prescr %
stfees 500 = snces street. me
lef or - rf1e location. anig sleHs
fCif ave nPsr Bridge. -nsA house.
good o. 81 4os. aad rscsHt fcts sI
ever che fF IiITEF BROS
fear arraf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

The new and elegant steamer Valley
City makes daily trips, Sundays except
ed, to Grand Haven snd way ports;
leaving Grand Rapids 81 o'clock a.
m. returning at o'clock p. m.
Fare Grand Haven and return 81, 70
date, good to return either by boat CT
VIA G.. * ". vi. R'y.
Freight for Chicago, Grand Haven
and way ports viii be received for ship
ment same day as late as 7.f5 a. IN.
Special excursion rates Tor picnic par
ties Will be made ON application &C tire
managers Office, % Monroe street-tel-
ophOne III.
order your freight from Chicago con-
signed via Goodrich ran-poriauon
company, care steamer Valley city.
Al. h. &. VAS A-rrs.
General Manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
NnNBY ID Lnan.
no TOT WANT MONEYf-If - you I'll
II iud it 10 your adFsat&xe TO see "a hefor

no TOT WANT MONEYf-If - you uiu
~ aud 10 10 your advantage TO see "a before
borrowing
Wemake iosns On househOlf goods. pianos,
horses. VsgonS or personal property % any
Kind A. the ovesf uosSbis rates sad ia the
quickest poss' = time
0nr losrs sre made without publ cify and
the pr pertg = left ia Tour un5isturbed pot
s-ssioa.
Losn. 81 ~ carried a. long ss desired -
esn b psit fuA or % part. ~ ang time %
sglt FoHr eonvsn ence. and AR Part paid -
dacss tn cost o. carrying che lOsn.
lf you oEe bssns % fuFu ture. piano -
othe property - rla ray 70 up f3r You and
csrrY is - .onz - You DESIRE
Ns also make losas o. the building ani
loan assurfaf'rn risn.
Our Hfss ara 10 most pleasant IN me cftF
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