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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
offerings and Sales ~ the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
COLLECTIONS Foreign AdVices.

NFw YoBT. August IS Money loaned
easy at l1s@2 per cent. Tho closing rate
was p per cent Exchange steady: posted
rates. 1}50sS9. actual rates. 1867
@ls7 FOR sixty days and 4sSa 1884 for
demand. Governments steady: currency
ca. I07 bid, 4's. coupons. 1851 bid: extended
IS. registered, leo bid; As, coupons. llebid.
Stocks were little moro active to-day.
10l.15s shares changing hands 20 noon.
Reading, w estern mon. the Changers and
% few OF specialties were the active stocks
IN the railroad hst. Among the trusts.
National Cordage. Sugar and Lead Trusts
we're the features. The advance at noon
ranged from 5Ee1N per cent. the latter ia
Sugar Trusts. Stocks were little more
sctive after ~ o'clock aud prices continued
firm, but manipulation was plainly evident
in a number of instances Closing prices
were about the best of the day. Sugar
Trust was especially strong. Il Was bought
heavily on reports that dividend for the
current quarter would be declared within
the next few days The advance Of the day
ranged from o4if per cent. the latter in
Sugar Trust Tie sales amounted TO "a, 879
eIarpQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

BnrwoaE. MD, August 18.-Flour dull,
nuehanged receipts. 1888 barrels SNIP
ments 29.Ol7 barrels. sales, az barrels
wheat easv. No. red. spot 1880 foA c.;
Aucust y q N78a c.; Septen ber.1514 e. to34c;'
October. oOMmsO'4c.; steamer 10; req
T156c. bid. receipts, 239,sQ6 oushelsi snip
roents 146 100 bushels. stock. Los, ~ push
"a sales 481. 600 bushels; Southern wheat
steady. Fultz. 75Q Soc: longberry. !oa 90
Corn easy. mixed. SPOT, SAC; bid; august
6Tc bid. September 565zc. BID; OCTOBER
20 asked. year. $500 sac steamer
mixed. 52e: receipts. lO,l9l bushels; STOCK
IA 154 bushels. sales. 5000 bushels; Soutb-
era corn. dull white 25'a % O.; yeltoW, oI@
NC Oats quiet. No. 2 white western,
496 48o. 10. 2 mixed Western, $50 ace;
receipts. 6.3l9 bushels; stock, 76,9Ol bush
80 Rve steady: NO. p TIC. receipts, 1859
Irsbeis. stock. 80 .8,8 bushels. Hay tirm;
e,(od 10 choice timothy. -l4. 5OWl5.6O. Gram
f,sigbts dull. unchanged. Cotton nominali
rpiddGng. 7sLc. Provisions frm' mess poiA'
El4r0. Bulk meats Loose shoulders Tee
long clear. &c.: clear rib sides 81 c.; sugar,
picked shoulders sac. sugar-cuiiteu siiiOAou
shoulders. g5Ic.. hams. small. i45ac.; large
&c., Lard-Re6ned. 90 c.; crude, IIc: but
ter Creamery. fancy. 2442i52c.; DO. talr 70
choice. N023c.. do. imitation. loldzDc.; Iadle'
fancy. Isc..oO. good TO choice. 1901 TO- STORE
packed 1401fc.. grass. l5Wl7c. Eggs nrin
and active al &c Coffee steady no
earyoes. fair, at l7c.: No. z. Aml4'{ G..
Sugar steady; graduated. 4 64-loOc. WHISKY
firm and quiet At SL2jgL26 per galioh IA
car load lots. Peanuts firm: Virginia fancy
band picked. 44@B1c., farmers, S@31-c.;
North Carolina firm. 3034c
Stocks Virginia y5. 75 asked: Baltimore
aud Ohio stock. 370e8: Northern Central.
stocks 64i4 Baltimore and Ohio South
western frsts, l05 bid. do first incomes,
694@7s: do. second incomes, Is asked: con-
eOlidated gas stock. Gls[.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va, August 1s.-OferiDgs at
auction on Change to-day. 81 packages sun
cured tobaccOs: One package sold at Us,
one at eiS.25, one at Sl6. %, one at S1425.
one at S14 one at S13. one at 1880 one al
sl2. one at S11.75, two at S1Ll5. two at
ell. three at S10.75 one at $40. two At
Is. rs. one at IS. so, one At 1925, i've Of ~,
three at 1878. two at S.. 621$, one at $780,
six at 1926, two at S8. one at SL6713. two
at S7.75. three ct S7.621z two at 3I5O
one taken in at S7.25, four sold at e., two
at E6.62l5. two at Sc. Is. three at %, one at
IS. so. two at 1915. two ut S5.7O, three at
s.. So two at IS. 40, one taken IN at 90, Az, one
sold at $500, four at r5.lO, one 81 90 one az
a. 90 one at a. IS, one at $3.50. one at $4.6O
two at 81. 40, two at S4.20, one at S4.lO. one
at a. three at $3.50. one at 1885, one at
q. so, two at $3.50, one at $3.50, one at
$50. one at S2.lO.
Private sales reported to the secretary OF
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. 6 hogsheads; cutters, o. smokers,
8s; logs dark. G. leaf dark, "a. Total, 81
hOgsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day; In
spections Bright. l19 hogshesds and /
tierce; dark, 1f6 hogsheads, "a Oefees.
Reinspectons- Bright, hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's. Allegheny, Old Do
minion. Meals, Dsvenports,. Planters,
Crenshaw's. Shockoe and Seabrooks to-
bacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts,
1872 packages: deliveries. S6 packages
United States internal revenue collections
for the city Of Richmond. Va, to-day: Tax
paid on cigars and cigarette, 80, 20O.60;
tax paid on plug tobaccos, $2,5l205. Total,
S7,7l265. =.
Blr. j. W. Hobgood, of Raleigh, n. c.. is
in Richmond to-day and is making the Of
6ce of our Ar. Charles Watkins his head
quarters. Speaking Of the growing to-
bacoo crop he said: ~ have recently taken
a trip through Midland and Eastern North
Carolina. and in my opinion the growing TO-
bacco crop is destined 20 be very lght:
bodied crop, with very small.proportion OF
mahogany wrappers. If any. The conol-
ton of the crop on the hill is now hopeless
firing no badly. and they are cutting 1t De-
fore II is ripe 20 save il from further damage
Corn is suffering and being greatly injured
by want of rain to make it I'LL.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange To-
day. j Z. Michaux, William Brockman' w.
q. Brockman. Louisa; John II. Aaehn,
Petersburg: w. A. Gilman, Durham, John
Holland. Wilmington; j. A. Csrneal, >; W.
Satterwhite, Il. d. Satterwhite, Caroline;
n. III. Newton, j. Nj. Campbell, }. Is. Wal
ton. Louisa G. q. Suead, q. II. Kent, Flu
wanna; Ferd. Schwenck. Petersburg; James
b. Pace, Jr.. Louisville. KY; w. Is. BoDolt'
Oxford John S. Lockhart, Durham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

DO. winter. s3N4.6o: city mills extras.
SASOaA45. Southern -four steady and dull.
trade and family extras, e.. l5H8.75.
beat-Optlone opened steady aud on
better English cable prices became firm.
BUSINESS was moderately active and values
advanced steadily under covering by the
shorts TO the close. The final figures were
H@Nc.. higher. Spot lots brm, Spot
sales Of No. 2 red winter at s254c.: do.
August, s2]1c.; do. Septomber. $50: do.
October. si4c: do. December. s6jEc.
Corn-OptIons moderately firm, AMxc.
higher. Spot lots closed firm. Spot sales:
No mixed at &C.,; No. 2 mixed August.
62,ac.; do. September. 5e54c. do. October,
IS c.; do December. SIC.
Oats Options were fairly active with
prices firm, closing "a &C. higher. Spot
sales NO. white OF Al Z, "a l2c.; No. do. at
40H@llc. No. mixed at &c.. and mixed
August S9}Sc.; do. September. SsIc.; do.
October. 3S5Sc.
Rye dull but steady: car loads. 66c.
Barley nominal
Pork steady mess. si3@l3.50.
Lard steady; September. Ss.83as.35; DC
tober. Ss.I7a6.23.
Sugar Raw firm and fairly active
FOR e9-test muscoyRdo. &c. tor y6-test
centrifugal Sc; refined fairly active
at full prices cut loaf and crushed
3 l-l6e 8 Slice; granulated. 44945lc.;
powdered, Dsc., cubes. 4%@4lc.; con-
fectioners a, 42@4J8c.: mould A. 45z@4sIc.
Coffee steady: fair Rio cargoes. 49,. c..
Futures Rio or Santos, No. 7. August.
1880; September. sl3. 50; October. S19.45.
Naval stores-Spirits turpentiDe Quiet and
about steady: quoted 1T 2S5k62se.
Rosin had a slow demand. strained si20G
SL2251; good do. s125o sl.275&.
Pipe Line certificates dull and feature
less; sales. 1900 barrels At Consolidated
Exchange-Septembe opening. 5G5%c.; high
est, 56Sc.; lowest. &c.; closing. SEC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
Grnin 80 cotton E.ehanee.

R1CHMoND. Va, Aug. IS l8y2.
OFsrings.-Wheat. 3.466 bushels; corn.
white > 59s bushels: oats. 2, 240 bushels; rye,
$40 bushels III.
Saies.-Wheat. ]. COS bushels: corn, white,
500 bushels; oats, 1,64O bushels; rye $40
bushels. -c
Quotations. hest--Longberry, 76c. TO
Sac. mixed. $50. 10 SIC; shortbery, iyc.
10 ssc.: No. 2 red. SEE. to S3c. Corn-N hlte'
Virginia. Gle. No. 2white, Gle; No. mixed
CSC. to $50. Winter oats (for seed ;, S2c. 70
l6c.: no. 2 mixed. $50. 70 Ssc.; no. n0.' ooc'
Do &c. I've. 65c. % 15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
~~~~-N~-~~-~c~~c-~~~~ ~~->r-~~~~-~-~~~S~-c~O
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The nett session begins September 22d and
continues nine months.
Expenses per session OF a resident student,
embracing entrance fees. tuition. board fuel.
lights and washing. about s2O5. OF a non-resi-
dent student, about $3.50. Tuition IN Law
School. IL both classes be taken. 30; II only
one. si1.
The scheme OF instruction embraces the
eight Independent schools Of Latin. Greek
Modern Languages, English. Mathematics
hysics Chemistry. and Philosophy. and the
Professional school Of Law. Provirion Is also
made FOR systematic instruction in the Art Of
Expression.
The courses of instruction IN the Academic
Schools lead TO the Degrees OF Bachelor OF
Science, Eacnelor OF Arts. and Master Of Arts;
ia the Law School, 10 the Degree of bachelor
Of Law
The location Of the College. in the city OF
Richmond. gives il unsurpassed advantages
in healthfulness and in opportunities OF i'm
Drovement in addition to those Afforded by
the College itself.
For Catalogues apply a. the bookstores OF
the city, or address
Il. PURY EAR,
Chairman orthe Faculty.
iu3-su DeHf-tss22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. o. August ls. Pork Regular.
e1275; family, S13.25. Lard-Kettle-drie
$3.50. Bacon-Short clear sides. 81.
Whisky-Sales. 946 barrels of finished grades
on basis of Sl.15 per gallon for high wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

LIVERPOOL. August 1S.-Spot cotton dull.
MiddhnRs. 1916. Sales, 1000 bales.
Futures easy; ugust-September, 3 67-64;
September October. 55-64; November
December, 3 OLGA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

CHICAGO. August lS.-The wheat market
was very dull. Near the end of the session
il developed little strength on reported
cold weather in the Northwest and closed
&c higher.
Corn advanced &c on possibility Of frost
in Iowa and Nebraska.
The DAT market gained 20. on unfayora-
bic crop reports from Iowa.
Receipts Wheat. 577 cars; corn, 80 cars;
oats Isl cars.
Provisions we're very much depressed by
the Buffalo strike and the bad condition Of
the hog market Pork declined l21Ic., lard
2lsC and ribs &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. N. c., August 1s.-Spirits
turpentine steady at 26c. Rosin firm;
strained 85c; good strained, 90c. Tar
firm at S185. Crude turpentine quiet;
hard, 81; yellow dip and virgin. Sl.G5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
THE VERNON ToorH BRUSH

Wa desire 10 call your attention to this most
excellent BRUSH. which We guarsntee as near
perfect a. a brush can % made We nave
snd mo,t carefully selected lone BEING used
in their conjunction should you &c! de-
feetivs brush your druggist will replace IL
with new ono.
Price rs cents each or 81 per dozen.
for sale by al druggists.
N'' PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
Importers and Wholesale DruggistA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
Live stock Market.

UN1oN SrocK YARDS. Ill. August 49,
Cattle-Receipts. $1,000, frmer; common
to extra steers. s8Q5.25; COWS and bulls.
S1.25@326 Hogs-Receipts, 10000; weak:
lOc. lower; heavy. S549z $3.50; mixed and
medium. s5.40G570; light. S5.S5@5.65
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. weak; common 10
extra. S3N5.G5; lambs, $3.50 5.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

EFw YoBE. August Cotton futures
steady. Receipts 1t the ports are 200
bales. against $500 last week aud 1000
last year. The spot market Is steady at
former quotations. Middling uplands.
7s-loc Sales, 1885 bales Transactions in
futures. $4,000 bales. August. 7.O7@7.03;
September, 7.0C47.O7. October, 716@7.l7;
November. 7.26@7.27; December. 736@7.37
January. 745G7.46: February. 7.b5q7.56:
March. 1900. CO; April. 7.74NI70.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

'Teporfcd by hcssrs. John l.. Nlulams a
Sons. Bankers. corner Tenth ana Main
RIcHmoxD. Va. Aug. Is, 1892
SALES.
shares Petersburg railroad az 10i6;,
~ Pnares Merchants and Planters Bank at
y.
GovrnN2EST sECURIrIEs. Bid' ASKED
Z. S. IS. L. & c.. l9o........-........ A5;s ....
srArE SECURITIES
North Carolina gs. c.. l9i0.......... 90 100
North Carolina 6s. g.. lgi9........ l2i1s Gee.
Virginia 0s, cOnsols C.............. 4z ..-s
Virginia 8-4-5 ten fOrties. g., 1919. 81 49,
Virginia Sc. new, G. a. Il. l932......... IA f555
Virginia oonsol coupons, fundable q
Virginia consol eouponH'non-ipha- %,
dtie .......-.......... -...-...s.-.. - see
Virginia consols ten forties nom
fundHDlo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - ''''''
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City gs. r.. IeO4-l9lO.... I31 ....
Richmond City 6s. r.. I904-19lO.. o. ll316 ...'
Rclmoud City bs. r.. 153J-l s95..... lOJ eco.
Hchmoud City IS, H.. 1921 and
R,ehmond City la. k. Iaai......... 90 100
RAILROAD BONDS.
6C.fst rs r. 1JJ7............... is ...."
A. s. Z. CT In. 90. H. 1909 ........... ...... 90
cane Fear Il 4adkin Valley Co.. 80 50
Char. COlum. a Aug. 1st 7s. C..lsy5 I0l ....
Georgia Pacific Isl 6s. rs. O.. 1922. 1913 49,.
georgia Pacific incomes, l5-3...... ..... 10
ysteisburg. class A D p. X. a., 1870 lOs
Fetersburg, class Is 6's. =. g.. 1876. 40 Gee.
Rich. a. Danville gold Is, G. 1910. zee. Jos
Rich. York River a Ches. Isl SIS. lOl go.
N estern n, c. ISL Gs G, guar........... 30
RAILROAD sTOCKs.
Atlanta and Charlotte..................6 81 ....
CHAR. Columbia and Augusta. 10
d Chesapeake and Ohio. .....-.-..... 2g13 ....
columbia and GroeuviIe pre1.~.'- ....
F Fster;buIS .. lo416 1854
GP.GRF. j. p. Connection. II go.
H. T. a. II. common. ..........'''... lI4 ldO
d. T. & j.. div. ouuCatlon .-......-.. 1lb
Fich., Fred s. Pot. per cent guar - zee.
Hich.. Fred. a. Pot per centguar. JOB '''.
Richmond and Petersburg .......-... 700 '.'.''
BANK STOCKS
Citizens Observation-Disclosures. ga 2s4
Merchants g. Planters Savings. " is
State bank Of Virginia. .......... ~ see.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine......... 90 go.
NIsCELLss,EoUs.
American Tobacco Company. IS ....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

Flour steady; fine grades of spring.
e1.66@2 10: do. winter e2@2.20: supertine
extra No. 2 spring. S2.2604 f2. 49, do. winter.
tai0me2 20: extra No. spring e. 5O@4.6o;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
rANppEY-sIDYEY COLLEGE.

The one hundred and seventeenth session
will open SEPTEMBER 18th; FOR sstsiiognsns
ciLWIiNE, President, Hsmpden-Sidney.sA
isl9-2m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

DICHMoND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IL EAST GRACE STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
Mrs +. q. PEYION, Associate Principal.
The nineteenth session of this institution
will begin WEDNESDAY. Septem or =, ls5Z'
Fnil and thorough instruction IN primary IN
tsrmediate and collegiate departments. Inc
best advantage in languages. literature mu-
sic and art For catalogue giving terms
corps OF teachers &c, apply 20 either Frlnei-
nal 1yIs-if So wv StS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
William and Mary College,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA.
SESSION OPENS FIRST THURSDAY IN
OCTOBER.

FEES: $3.50 Tuition per half session.
Medical Fee. o. per session.
Such students as ara willing 20 teach two
years in the public schools Of Virginia re-
coived free Of tuition fees, and At cost for
board, fuel. lights and washing OF sio per
month. Send for Catalogue.
jyq4-ts LYON G.. TYLER, President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
ROAM OK

Aoth Year begins September l4th'
A College Of high grade. Choice OF courses
for degrees. Also Commercial Course; Sep
srate Preparatory School for Boye LIBRARY:
N 600 volumes. Working Laboratory. GOOD
morals. Healthful mountain climate. bulld-
ings Improved; steam heat. Expenses low.
Increasing patronage Catalogue with eight
views free. Address
JULIUS u. DREHEH,
.n,t-su wa fr,othW4t President, Salem, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

by Mcssrs. John l.. Williams 4
Sons. Bankers, corner Tenth and Main
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. Is, 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

shares ICtorsDurg rallroaQ az IUIl9,
~ Phares Merchants and Planters Bank az
y.
oovrny,fpyr srCURrrIRs. BID. ASKED.
r.. s. IS K 4 c.. 1907 ................ lIjt2 Gee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
WANTS.

VXTANTFD-A YOUTH TO BUN AN ELh-
w 'VATOR AT NIGHT Apply Tines BUS
mess once between 4 and o'clock to-day
aul9-1L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

IITANTED PARTY CONYERsANI VIII
- L. Westorp nav rect from farms. Ad-
dress. "HAY SHIpPER," care Of Inns"
au l9-6t -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

IxrANTFD-TO SELL 4 wELL,EsTAR3-
w iIsHED RETAIL r TAflONERY BUsl-
MAS Not over $500 cash required. Address
IL. b.. TIMES office. a"lo-''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-24

Rough, bTownish oranges are card to
carry Ia their complexion guarantee
OF sweetness, the peculiar appearance
being due TO the attacks of insects who
Rave selected fuem for tins very
quality. This may BE- trnc, bot II
would be- hard TO find letter oranges
than some of the SMOOTH skianed.
heavy fruit tnat are beautiful A. vel
s. good IN the choice Of oranges q 2
matter OF fiav r seems 10 be su-priang-
~ ignored. The average man y We
man prefers very sweet orange, ana
likes Flor das because TREY ere sweet.
There - = hner favor. however. la
toe Mediterranean fruit. For some
reason tiiis - ircress .ngiy aiflcgit 20
fiad IN market untli the rGsa Of tloria a
oranges 3 yer II they Only knew s.,
the FLORIDA growers are hurting their
matkett'y sending sour. uuriDs iralt.
For weeks after these oranges sppeaT
IN tie market Trey are a dIsepp0
mest 10 bgvers 40 inlore tae reputa-
ton whlcn Florida orspEss gsine5 and
can eas = Keep under suitable c0ntil-
tons Hartford CoUrsnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-24
GIFTS FOR THE GIRLS.

There is but one sort of gift. how
ever, that i would forever bar out
from the list to be given to girls, and
that is the rings and pins and bits of
gold and silver ornaments for personal
adornment. OF course. those parents
who give thought and wise judgment
to the influence of all these things, as
well as to those who follow the exam
pie OF the most elegant people never
allow their young daughters 20 wear
even the tIniest bit of Jewelry. reeerv-
ing that privilege for the days Of long
frocks and the time when the first
sweet charm Of youth has departed.
To dishgure their hands with rings be-
fore that period Is. i think, the worst
of all, and when, IN mistaken Kindness,
the childish vanity is encouraged by
the wearing OF two or three tawdry,
insignificant little things, l cannot help
but long TO tell the dear girls how
much prettler their hands would be
without tbepl What would | give
them? Books and books and books,
and | would start for them a colIec-
ton of teaspoons and one of laces OF
which they should have the sole care
and responsibility; and all the silver
things for their own use, toilet conven-
fences, which shall make the little per.
sonai duties a pride and pleasure,
writing paper having the address to
make II more individual, aud all OF
these things | would tie with great
bows of broad rlbton and make them
as gay and attractive as possible. Wiz
glrIa in Chicago Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-24
ONE OF The LEADERS.

The GRAND RAPIDS HERALD OF Sun
day Was mammoth tfty.two page
paper full of special features and inter
esting reading matter. TWAS the larg-
est single paper ever issued IN the state
outside OF Detroit and Was great
credit TO the publishers. THE HERALD
10 one of the leaders OF the state press
and is publication that Grand Rapids
and Westera Michigan can well be
proud of.-Flint Evening journal.
The GRAND RAPIDS HERALD for SUM-
day was the largest paper ever printed
in Grand Rapids. FIfty-two pages was
the size, each part contai ming items of
interest. 1t was arranged with taste
and the typographical display such az
10 cause admiration for the skill and
ingenuity of The HERALD staff and
wOrk News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-24

digested and be ready 70 report sub
ssstute fer the AcKinlsy bal. All tais
could DC accomplished by the appoint
msnt OF tarf commission, bat sueh
move would destroy the "bsnn.
The democrats know well enough that
"a reduce tho volume OF revenues u
on. of the question. The import
duties must amount ia tne aggregate
70 more than they amount 10 now.
To maintain the present revenues the
free article Of the Mckinley bill must
be taxed TO recoup for tue revenues
lost BY making the taxed article free.
AL the free trade the democrats viii
supply will De through readlustmeni
OF duties aud not through new and
independent tariff law. Hence the
calling Of an extra session Will be moth
ing more than vain show aud IDLE
glCry. Yet the democrats will estao-
lish desirable precedent, in holding
that THIS may be consti.utlonally done,
under which future congresses may be
convened 10 correct the manifest blum
ders OF their predecessors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-24
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Among the many excslseBi things
Manager >naltn has provided Tor nls
patrons not one feature surpassss IN
genuine art the beautiful dancing OF
the Orlando sisters. laelr exquisite
grace aud bewiiching slnaousness IA
the spanish BOisro dances are almost,
II not quite. classic IA execution. Win
pretty faces anu perfect iorms their
appearance Is certainly captivating.
The magnificent acrobat work per-
formed by the three SOnscEant brothers
Is without parallel IA the degree Of
daring disp aged. The downward
fight of one OF them on an ordinary
buggy wheel from chair mounted on
top OF two tables Is a marvellous feat.
Two performances today WILL end the
engagement OF both II these strong
features.
.Under the Lions Paw" q play
Astounding IN thrilling situations and
remarkable stage mechanism Will hold
tue boards IN the Grand all next week.
In the third act the stage IS covered
from wall 10 wall with a mammoth
canvass. and Colonel Boone aud Mile
Carlo.ta ana their performing lions are
introduced.