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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

,o. ,,,o bushels OF corn, and as the barrei
:, ro,a,oes and the dollar embodied each
,ba same amount OF labor. we said the
barrel OF potatoes was worm "oliai
and the bushel Of corn half dollar This
explains wbywe use the nomenclature OK
money in milking exchanges. but the
money itself has nothing to, do with hx-
ing that basis That is determined by the
supplv OF each and the demand for each,
and when that is determined, we express
the proper relation between the two In the
nomenclature Of money.
Understand, though, we do not contend
that 1t is not possible for the supply o.
gold to affect prices. All we contend for
is that 1t never yet has. and is never
likely to- II, in the providence Of God.
the supply Of gold becomes so prodigious
that men ceased 10 set much val
ne upon It, then we have no
sort OF doubt that prices would
be enhanced by reason of the guam
tity Of gold Everything would be al
fected alike. however. 50 that what
hundred bushels OF wheat produced in
money would buy no more carpets nor
cooking-stoves than now. But there
seems no probability that there can DE
any such increase in the worlds quantity
Of gold as will make men less apprecia-
tive Of it. The desire for ornamentation
seems boundless, and that desire VIII
probably absorb all the gold that can
be produced that money does not require.
We conclude then, as we have ire
cuently argued before. that the public
mind is totally misguided, in supposinS
that the prices of produce depend upon
the quantity Of money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
The A. = AS Efforts in Virginia.

The 4. +. a. is engaged actively in
the effort OF defeat the reelection of
CONGRESSMAN Meredith. and, as means
10 that effect has distributed through
the district copies Of a cartoon repre-
senting Mr. Meredith as on his knees,
receiving the blessing OF Mgr. Satol.i,
for having. by request, introduced a
bin I'm Congress for closing an alley adj
Joining a catholic church i'm Washing
ton. To fair-miudcd people it seems
that such means. so far from accom-
plishing their object. should have di-
rectly contrary effect, and should in
ducc even riEht-thinkinS Republicans 10
yota for Vr Meredith, so as 10 manifest
thefr condemnation of the Introduction
of such methods into Virginia politics
Alexandria Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
WHAT WE COULD DO If PERMITTED.

There is no telling what the prosperity
OF this country would be If the protective
tariff dill not forbid us from exchanging
freely with other nations what each have
for the market II they were allowed TO
sell here not only would our people get
all they have to buy at the very low
est price, but the foreigners would then
buy in return from us whatever we have
for sale. We should thus find markets
for all our produce or manufacture. But
as foreigners are forbidden to sell TO US
they also decline to buy what We have for
sale, and in this way we get no markets
for our produce and wares, except for
those things that the world is bound n
have, or those that our people are able
to secure in spite Of the repressive in
fucnce Of their laws. Nevertheless the
unconquerable spirit Of our people, aided
by the ENCOURAGEMENT that comes from
free Institutions is forcing our manufac-
lures upon the world in spite OF the
obstacles that our own laws throw in
their way.
We take the folIoing from the New
York journal Of Commerce:
American furniture has Invaded Eng
land, not in a casual but in an orEauizcd
and serious way. our furniture has for
years been going 10 South America, Aus
tralia and Asia, where IL mad little dill
Guilty in competing with the productions
Of European shops, and il has not been
unknown I'm England and on the Cont
nont, but its shipment to Europe has been
a matter Of individual enterprise and has
been in restricted quantity. Now
syndicate Of Grand Rapids furniture
manufacturers has opened an agency and
warehouse IN Maucncstcr and several
large contracts from English wholesalers
nave been secured in spite Of the cOmpe-
jtiJn OF English manufacturers The
pieces in which the Americans have the
greatest superiority are desks ana side
boards. The American makers have
great advantages i'm the abundance Of
the materials and the development of
machinery in wood working, and English
orders viii keep a good many citizens of
Michigan at work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
NO RELATION BETWEEN QUANTITY OF
MONEY AND IRIIES.

We print in another column an eli
tOrial article from the New York Times
headed. "A Silver Convert" which is
strongly conhrmatory of the views We
presented in our issue of October glst. re
earding the want Of influence of money
on prices. We do not reproduce the New
York Times article so much to show
that our views are the views of thinking
men elsewhere, as TO point out how lit
tie this subject is understood even by
those who rank as leaders Of thought.
The article In question saws. 1T is
evident that the mere volume OF gold
known to be In eNistenCe-though II is nm
douhtedly an element IN determining
priests not the sole one. and usually
is not controlling one"
This writer had Just as well known
nothing at all about the subject as II
know no more than this paragraph shows
him TO know. We affirm with entire con.
fidence that the volume OF gold has never
yet had anything whatever TO do with
prices ana we don't believe II ever will.
as we shall now porceed 70 argue out.
II the purchases nations make from
each other were made for money, pur.
CHASING nation would need 10 have an
inexhaustble gold mine on which IN
draw or IL would certainly arrive In
time at point when II would be unable
10 make any purchases at al. This
ought to be apparent TO the simplest.
The transactions Of nations therefore
are not purchases. They sell as well as
buy. and their transactions are. there
fore, exchanges OF commodities. which.
for convenience sake, are put thorugh
the forms Of sale. but they are hone the
less exchanges OF commodities at bot
tom, and not sales at all.
Htyiand furnishes remarkable IL
lus,raton Of this. She is by far the
largest buyer In the world. yet her entire
money, coin and paper is only about
200 millions Of dollars. while ours is
more than leo millions. IL she had TO
use money for her transactions what
she has would not effect minionth
part OF them. England Is also the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
WHY NOT Be STRONG?
DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT WEAK
NESS MEANS!
There is a Limit to Your Endurance.
Have You Reached II!
Beware Of tho Last straw! II VIII Come
Like a shock.

Shakespeare says: when sortoWS
come, they Genre rot single spies Dda ~
battaliOns." How true tins Is OF vi go.
ousn, SIS. headache. nervous eNhausuon'
prostration. parely sis and the most Ter
ribIe nervous diseases. ,. ,i,,,,.
Bad blood causes humors. STOMACH, -
and kidney complaints, rheumat lsII; ~
complexion. tum6rs and all kinds of blood
diseases. That tired feeling means eA-
haustion of the nerves and vital H., 10,
IL kills. II the liver Is torpid. CONSUMPTION
follows This clogs the Giro llauo1 ana
causes congestion of all the organs. -,r0.
You must stop these complaints ri IS7t,
where they are. If you Xilqe y0uI ~,
NervtIra bleed and nerve remedy; II
cares diseases and makes you wen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
JUsrfCH JOhN', COUEL.
A Rather Unimport'nt Docket Causes
Five Hours Session.

II was after go o'clock vest, .''''
afternoon when Justice John suoceeHed Jul
l..,....,.,, ~ tfs last c9sa on the Criml-
HIsP's'hE Oh n'' "a .t,r.,s ,,,ala
nal docket. The various ma .r, I.r..-
az ,lust tine accused Melt n't . ,- snD,a 5t
CIdliy important tH"i w. 49, 'r, unusual
the cases TOOK up
amount of time.
q. ". Eldrich. a motorman IN ine en-
ploy of the Richmond fali"ay duL ~,
trio Company, was chdiEgd WIZ va, ,,
ming electric car 40. ON HIdlh III, H., va
October -th, faster than the Ia" ",l"" ?.
ON the evening of thdt DAY car ~, a.
run into buggy AT EIShlt,5iln an -
street, Spilung rs owner 'iH" 'l '"l ti'''',
and another man on the pavement Apou,l
dozen witnesses "eIe M. ...,. ,.S or con-
sides, but their testimony was N'it ,2 ,
nictiuE The railroad company N"S I'iitt,E
scented by Mr. W \udldh H. VI ''''''
and the Justice finally dismissed t.' li.''
the evidence not being suillcie"I 10 pun
Thoma- Rock. charged with keeping
and maintaining a dl-urierl} mousse anu
allowing gaming on his premises "d7
sent ON 10 tn. grand jury.
e for allowing his COW 10 run "l 4"'-'
iu the night time. ..
Henry BIgker-tau. VINO mas III. ,.'''' ., a., ,
for removing dead animals from 'll'
the provisions OK ms I"HId.N "' ~
iug 90 remove dead morse Ii'H .
marie street. 1t appeared from y W
dcuco that the dead animal TeWdhI'i OH
the street from last saturday az l'iHD.u
until sunday afternoon, me "Id.ill'l,i
providing that 10 should have been remover
within six hours after notice hdi br'H
given. EUEcrs'an claimed thaJ me- WI
notified too late, and thai hr Was MOI
compelled 20 remove dead bodies on sun
say. His case was continued Hh,it D-I ,r
Y 2ith. ia order 10 give l'i' " HI; q;
0ppeuhimcr president OF Inc p4iid OIL
D. d
Tom Johnson, a coIoroI dIN'i. WIS
fined - for feeding his horses ON the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

The popular Miss Rose Mccarthy, or
81 east Eighty-seyenth street, New York
City. writes
For a long time ! was troubled with
nervousness and violent headaches. /
would lie awake nearly all night ana was
i'm constant misery. Previous 20 this my
complexion was a very healthy color, but
IL now became very bad.
Il took three bottles Of Dr. Greene g
Ncrvurd blood and nerve remedy AMI wa :
entirely cured. My nervousness and mead
aches left me. my good complexion Re
turned and ! slept perfectly ! can safely
say 10 everybody who Is suffering. JUST
give it a trial and you VIII be cured. /
hope my statement will find relief for
m1Hy people who do not know the bene-
ht of such a wonderful medicine.
Or. GrceneS NerNLrd blood ana nerve
remedy strikes disease like the lightning $
flash. which nothing can resist, and where
it strikes il cures. Put il 10 the test I'm
your own case and see how quickly health
and strength will Doe yours.
Physicians recommend 1t because lt IS
the discON cry Of the most successful
specialist i'm curing nervous and chronic
diseases, Dr. Greene Of 30 west -Four
teenth street, New York city. You can
consult him free, personally or hy let
ter.
II you want the nnest Key west cigar
in the market get INFANTA EJLALlE-
don't take a substitute
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

Senator Hunton is coming down TO me
Norfolk district 10 arouse the Deno5, fa a..
voters From all reports the SS,T', sbork
tho sen, ~ he i'm "a state OF coma up to
the. present time.-Index-AppeaL ,o,.o
Tsare are such reports, but we have az
faith I'm the Democracy OF the T,eGohu - ~,
trict to believe that they VIZ ~ 10
oughly dlscrsdited by the result, Selll ,,,I,i
Hunt6n could do good here. 50 copla
mem come and deliver electric shocks to
the voters. The state OF coma u II
visits can be fully relieved by an active
- c,tbrsiastir campaign for the next
two Norfolk Landmarks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
-. THE ..
F0URQUREAN-
PRICE CO..
Autumn Attractions.

Rich and Beautiful Goods have
a manifold mission. One OF our
duties is to collect and display
them for your qualification. You
can only know how well that IS
done by going through the store
first, second and third floors
leisureIy. Few know the store
thoroughly, such as know it best
enjoy it most. Just now Dress
Goods, Cloaks, Wraps, Blankets,
Linens, etc, are suggestions OF
the interesting things you may
find throughout the store. If
you don't want to buy, enjoy
them as they pass on to their
manifest destiny - somebody's
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

CHILDREN'S HOSE, I PLAIN, Fine and
Heavy Ribbed Hose, just the kind YOU
want for good School Stocking, gives
the best satisfaction IN wear and wash,
In fast blacks and browns, at only Zoe.
per pair.
The stock Is very complete. We carry
every line, from a 2Jc. Cotton 10 the
Finest SILK Hose imported.
Full lines Of SILK. COTTON AND
Isle, In Ribbed, Plain and a variety
OF Drop-Stitches, and all at popular prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
RO4HERP & CO.,
Broad Street Credit House.
ses-sa, tu,&th

SAFrS,-FIRST PREAuUM-SAF
- Observation-Disclosures cos
SAFES.
X. l.. BARNES. DEALER.
Successor TO B +. smith.
No. % NORTH NINTH STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
solicits call from all who wish 20 buy
a SAFE. Fun line OF FIRE pRoOF
SAFES, FIRE AND BtRGLAk-fROOF
SAFES, URGLAR-PROpF SAFES.
VAULT TRUSTS. and FINE LoCkS;
also large stock OF SECONDHAND
modating terms.
Special attention paid to expert repair
work &c oelp-im
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
I empIe,
Pemberton,
Cordes & Co..
Z and 8 w. Broad ST.
HOSIERY.

1t is. matter Of great pride TO us 10
note me rapid strides our HOSIERY DE
PARTMENT is making. our efforts TO
get only the best goods i'm the market Is
being appreciated by our customers " q
now are showing some of the best values
ever brought 10 Richmond
Full lines Of LADIES' LIGHT. MEDHNI
AND HEAVY FAIL AND WINTER
W EIGHT FAST BLACK STOCKINGS at
2Jc. per pair
Better and finer grades at IS, 40 and SOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
PIcknockets with Mckinley.

4 crowd Of pickpockcts accompany
Mckinley. \ cong-nial ASSOCIATION VIII WIZ.
WciEinloy's 'robber tariff" the great
, ~ NJ The American people
Cbarlestown NY. va Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
Republican for Spite.

Colonel J. Hampton Hoge was 2 Demo no.
Graf for revenue. he 81. Republican Io r
spite: as he was neither iGr pi.u.. IL H., -
his reward from both VIII he ho'"l'Ia'
I,urhbug News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
AuOtl,aF Couyict

liam county. called al the Capitol yes
terday after delivering at the peniten-
uary Buck Grimes CcOlored). sentenced
10 two years Imprisonment for entering
railroad car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
For Mrninl Txhnn.tion

Use HoRsFoBD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Or. Thomas ]. Riddle, Richmond, Va.
says Il have had occasion TO prescribe
II In conjunction with other treatment.
in number OF nervous troubles. such as
mental exhaustion and impaired vitality,
and have met with satisfactory results"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
Nc Cleyeland's Motto.

Mr.. CloyelanTs motto: Keep quiett n
you want fish 10 bite. '-ChaIIo'le9'''''
IInEross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
EDITORIAL ESTS.

New York Sun: In more than half a
century study and observation Of Amori-
can public life, we have never Witnessed
so brave, so gallant, so able, 50 re
sourceful a fight as David Bennett Hin
is now making for the Democracy in his
canvass Of the Empire State
The spectacle is NEST cheering Not
alone Democrats, who feel vital con-
Germ in the outcome Of this heroic strue-
gle, but even Republicans also. must
admire and rejoice at such display of
uuiagsiuE yigor, intellectual power and
unsclnsh devotion 10 political ideas and
political duty.
We congratulate the Democracy Of New
York on the possession of such "a cham
piOn, and still more we congratulate the
great leader and statesman ON the mighty
throng of friends and supporters gather
ed and gathering around him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
THE
FOURQUREAN PRICE CO.
$50 for $.OO and SL0O per Week.
SIS for $3.50 and $3.50 per Week
800 for $500 and $500 per Week,
r u Married?

II NOT WHY HESITATE, WHEN
you CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM AT SUCH a
SMALL OUTLAY?
CHAMBER SUITS, in Oak, from IS up.
DINING SUITS. sIDEBOARDS. Elk
TENSION TABLES. and CHAIRS 10
match, at all prices.
PARLOR SUITS, in Rugs, Plush. and
Brocatelle. from Sd to 500.
sTOyEs-RANGES-eYery one guaran-
teed good bakers.
Come see for yourselves what We can
do for you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Ar
Ddbney & Saunders

WE HAVE ADDED \ COUNTER FOR
MISSES AND CHILDREN SHOES
AND WILL OFFER SOME or THE
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SEEN
N THIS LINE COME EARLY WHILE
WE HAVE A PLENTY or THEM. AND
WE WILL CERTAINLY PLEASE YOU.
COUNTER 80. l.
20 pairs OF MISSES GENUINE PEB-
BILE GOAT BUTTON at
OS ~s1ts.
WORTH FROM $50 TO g.
10 pairs OF LADIES SPRING HEEL
DONGOLA BUTTON, Patent Tips, al
solid
os Cents
COUNTER No. ?.
go pairs more OF the LADIES DON
COLA BUTTON, Common Sense ami
reduced from s., SO and 81 20
81 20.
COUNTER No. ?.
We have some OF the best goods-mostly
small sizes-l - ana p We're $3.50. a and
$40, now
COUNTER No. 4.
4 few more Of the best goods made
Edwin G.. Burt, Thomas Button, Wright
s. to
Also. a lot OF GILT EDGE POLISH
best made-two bottles for 2jc.-half price.
Don't forget the MISSES AND Chill
DRENS GENUINE GOAT BUTTON
which We are selling for about half price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
NEW STANDARD PAPER
PATTERNS JUST RECEIVED

Do not fail 20 leave your order for the
new and enlarged STANARD DELINEA-
TOR. Full OF new hints for Winter Wear
and suggestions for the Holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

Give our ART DEPARTMENT a call.
STAMPING OF ALL KINDS DONE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
At SD. rs a Pair.
Heavy Fine ATWOOD Filled
Blankets. full l0-i size.
At So a Pair.

lit Fine ATWOOD Filled Blank
ets-so near all wool that if you
were told they were AN wool You
could not discover the difference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

our THREE PAIR FOR-A-DOLLAR
Hose are as good as you generally pay
JOc. pair for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
at SIS a Pair.

Large If size Pure Wool FILLED
Rlankets-warm, strong, sishtly-a
great value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

New York Times. When the public was
last taken into the confidence Of OK
President Harrison on the subject Of his
participation In the campaign i'm this
would cOutne his attention entirely 90
Indiana. Il is now reported that he has
changed his mind. and that. after con
suItauOu with Mr. Morton, and on the
urgent invitation of the Republican com
mttcs. he viii address the voters Of
New York. What he may say, or leave
msud, is not likely greatly TO affect
Mr.. Mortons chances But Mr.. Harrl-
son. though he may speak of Mr.. Morton,
is not the man 10 speak for anybody but
himself. as he has steadily been speak
ing whenever he got an opportunity. II
me- links his name with the victory In
the state which the Republicans expect
he viii be satisfied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

New York World 1t was once more re
ported yesterday that , Irfs'de mi
his mind TO help his parry
in New ork. 1t is To be hoped ual
The renort is true and that he will begin
the campaign with Il peremptory order To
Oluey To enforce the antitrust Ia"
AGAINST the Communists of Peli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

p. S.-Butterick's Fashion
Sheets for November and also
the Thanksgiving number Of the
DeIineator are now ready at the
Pattern Counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
Women's Wraps.

Something for You 10 have the
run of stock of Women's Caucs
and Cloaks and Wraps Of every
sort where the variety is practically
boundless and the quantities so
great that no need IS skipped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

As election day approaches the gravity
OF the crisis becomes more and more
impressive. The Democratic party is on
trial before tbe country Every voter is
a ,ttr,5rnap rho icsuo bao tho Demo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
DISASTROUS URECK or A TRAIN.

SEVEN MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES AT LOGGING
CAMP IN MICHIGAN.
Whitehall. Mich April 9-The logging engine
and train at Staples & Covels logging-camp
north of here was wrecked this morning Hus
Anderson fireman. was instantly Killed. anu
six others fatally injured all Of whom nave since
died list of the dead is as follows: Ius
Anderson fireman: Otto Shellander ensineei ;
Martin Lynch, brakeman; Frank Shippy, . ALiei
Cr!tchett Lorraine Critchett ana Einnty o'elna, arc
,m ~ tho victims were married. There were
eight men aboard the train, the eighth man re-
coIving only slight injuries The tram was re-
turning from the river empty. ana struck tlee
which had accidentally fallen across the track;
The cars being so light telescoped ana dllcheu
tho engine. buryng the men underneath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
THE OCCUPATION or BLCEFIELDS.

AN EXPLANATION OF TIE ATTITUDE OF MIA
pAGrA-A TEMPORARY GOVERNMENT.
Savannah Ga. April 9.-The British stemshlp FL
,,ott ith cargo OF bananas. arrived to-day Drhs-
ing comics Of the las, issue Of THE Bueieids sen
,,rel" with a supplement issued by the Special
Commissioner from Nicaragua, Senor Don jose
Nadriz the Minister OF Foreign Anllrs OF NC
ar,o,ia who has arrived and assumed controI OF
affairs.
In his proclamation Madriz says ne came 20 ar
range all difficulties on basis Of justice The views
and aims OF the Ncaraguan Government ne says
are 10 give a guarantee OF peace and prosperity to
tho honest and laborlng people OF the Reserve. tie
carne 10 offer in the name of Nicaragua peace ana
liberty Every prosperity, he says, Is deslrei py
WIcaragua for the people OF the Reserve. and the
decree MadriZ says. gives the strongest guarantees
and highest privileges ,.. ..r,or. ~,
NaIrz and thr British Consul for the goVerh.nentt
~ mo Reserve un the paries 70 the treaty OF lSV
arrange details regarding II. II provides Tor the
"xnrrise ~ fuli power by the Provisional Council
which Is To guarantee 10 all inhabitants per
safety liberty. equality and the guarantee OK an
proparty rights existing heretofore 80 Jaws are
he affecting the established rcnglons or re-
ligious customs existing No military recruit
mont * 10 made The treaty of commercial reel
rroc.tv between Nicaragua and the nited states
eNenlel the Reserve all acts or the iroVlsonaI
council are be passed upon by the NlSiIdsu'tll
Commissioner. 50 that they will not conflict with
Nicaraguan laws. The Commissioner or person
all customs officers 70 be appointed py MN ana
duties and taxes are To remain as heretofore.
Sentinel declares editOrldlly iOr tne enlOTSe-
ment OF the Monroe doctrine.