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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

for running train from Fredericks-
burg TO Richmond during the excursion
week. This would give trains at very
low rates OF fare on every line running
out OF Richmond, from Fredericksburg,
from Charlottesville; from Howardsville;
from South Boston; from Farm
Vile; from oxford and from
Goldsboro. and from Old Point. The
committee hope to have some form Of
entertainment here on tho night OF May
18th. and the question OF how the visitors
can be entertained during their trip ana
their visit made particularly pleasant.
will probably come up for action at the
general meeting of the association We'd
nesday night.
on Wednesday, May 18th, the oxford
excursion will be run. and this, as well
as the other North Carolina excursions,
will return the following day.
The Farmville excursion viii leave that
place on Thursday, May l4th, and 10 the
people who were disappointed In the qucs-
ton Of accommodation the last eXcur-
sion. the Association for the Develop
ment of Richmond Trade wishes 10 say
that there Will be plenty OF ears ana
umple seating Opacity. IN order TO
obyiate a repetition OF leaving people at
The various stations, the Association VIII
have cars left at Crewe, NOttOWay anw
blackstone. where eXcursionists may
board the car and await the arrival OF
the excursion train, 10 which II Will be
,oupled In case there Is not room
enough in the extra cars, eXcursiOnlsts
are assured that there Will be plenty OF
accommodations on the excursion train,
as extra cars will be brought from Farm
Vile on that date.
on the divisions OF the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad, the fare VIII be the same
as the last time, except on the Charottes-
Vile excursion, and that the rate OF fare
is more IS in no fault due 10 the Asso-
citation itself. which made every EFFORT 10
procure such arrangements that II could
offer the same rate of fare. In cNplana-
ton. il publishes the following letter:
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
Passenger Department.
II. W. Fuller
General Passenger Agent.
John ID. Iotts.
Assistant General Passengers Agent,
Richmond. Va, April -. 1876.
Mr.. Taylor Grandy and others. Rich
mond. Val
gentlemen. Referring TO your letter OF
the 2sth. have had tax with Mr..
1Nurer this morning IN reference 10 the
,,nling TO Weld In the matter OF ticket
rates. except from Charlottesville. You
can use the same rates from Old Point
and Howardsyille as you did on your
last excursion.
You can also use the N.OO rate from
GordonkNalle, provided you WIZ start
your train from that point. However, II
tha train starts from Charlottesville. the
rate OF $50 must be maintained from
that point. hope this VIII De salts
factory TO the committee.
sir. Fuller desires me to say that he
is not disposed TO be arbitrary. IN this
matter bIt he is Influenced solely by
the interests OF the company.
Yours truly,
(Signed) JOHN ~ roii'.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Schedules Tor the different roads ana
the rates Of fare which have been re-
ceiyed are given belowi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
FOR THE MAY EXCURSION.
association for The Development Of Rich
mOnd Trade Complete Arrangements.
SCHEDULES AND THE RATE OF FARE.
Even Greater Success Than the First
e-President W. :. Rhodes
Resigns-To Hold a Meeting.

II Monday Wednesday. and Thursday,
May 18th. 18TH, and lith. are clean days.
Il VIII De "a great gala-day Tor Rich
mond and browning achievement for the
Association for The Development OF Rich
moud Trade.
They Will conduct on those days ex-
curslOns over nine different lines en-
braclng Virginia and North Carolina.
The present indication is that ~ Will DE
d success i'm no less degree Than the
excursion OF April eth. Arrangements
have been concluded with practically all
the railroads, and official timetables ana
rates OF fare are published to-day Tor the
first time.
ON Monday, May nth. the South Bos-
ton and Godsboro excursion viii
De run. returning from Richmond
the following day. The South Boston
train viii bee under the management OF
Afes.rs. Darlington and Vaughan. who
Will exercise every care, ana see tnat
order is maintained. ana look after the
weifar. of women and children. spe-
cial coaches viii be devoted 20 coiored
excurslouists and smokers. There Will
be ample cars and seating capacity Tor All.
On the GoldsDorO excursion cars VIII De
LEFT at Wilson. Rocky Mount ana WHIT
takers and passengers at those points
may board the car and await the arrival
Of the regular excursion trains. The
North Carolina excursion VIII be run I'M
der the same careful management that
chara,ferizes those In virginia
and people from that distance viii ma
cordial welcome ga the city OF Richmond
where all the store-kecpers VIII nave
special sales for the purpose or getting
acquainted with out-of-tOwn trade.
The former excursions. run IN April
were "a success. as o. known, beyond the
expectations Of tho most sanguine OF the
promoters OF the enterprise. ana II is
believed by tho committee thai II the
business men OF the city generally VIII
lend their cooperation TO the movement
by attending Us meetings and onering
suggcs lions. as well as subscribing 10 the
guarantee fund. that the success OF this
movement IN the future can be made
much greater than that OF the pat. The
committee believes that Richmond should
be % the territory within RADIUS OF
one hundred and nifty miles, and extend
ing 20 oxford and Goldsboro.
sn North Carolina. what Philadelphia
As TO It's tributary territory In Pennsylya-
MIA, New Jersey. and Delaware.
FROM FREDERICKSBuR G.
Mr.. Alex. N. Meyer. as subcommittee.
has been negotiating with the Richmond
Fredericksburg. ana Potomac railroad.
and states that II Is probable that a
satisfactory agreement Yin 20 reached
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
GREENSVILLE VETERANS.
A Splendid Gathering on the Court
Green,

EMPORIA. VA, May 2.-Special.-A
meeting OF the Chambliss-B arham Camp
OF Confederate Veterans was held to-
day upon the court-green. Veterans
from this and adjoining counties were in
attendance.
y most plentiful dinner was provided
and spirited speeches were made by Com
mander a. W. Ferguson, Lieutenant Il.
+. Weaver, Rev. Vernon l. Arson, chap
lain Of the camp; Il. l.. Turner. adIutant,
Comrade a. j. Ferguson. and Judge e..
=. Barham, captain Sons or Confederate
Veterans.
The camp determined 10 attend the
reunion on June 30th, as Will the Sons OF
Veterans and Daughters or the CON
federacy. A full delegation from Greens
Vile and adjoining counties may be ex-
pected.
The funeral OF the late John w. Wei
ton was largely attended yesterday at
Corinth church, Greensville county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
mIDDLEsEX VETERANS.
Reunion at saluda and Good Time
Coming to Richmond.

sALUDA, VA, May 2.-special.-rhe
reunion OF Confederate veterans here to-
day under the auspices OF Healy-Clay-
brook Camp. was a grand success.
Colonel Joseph Mayo, OF Lancaster;
]. Boyd Sears, OF Matthews; Rev. NJ.
S. Watts, of Middlesex; and senator
Stubs, OF Gloucester, were the orators.
a splendid dinner was served by the
ladies. Healy-Claybrook Camp mas JOIN
ed the United Confederate Veteran Asso-
citation and will be represented at
Richmond at the grand Confederate re-
union in July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
hollywood Memorial Association

The mass-meetirtg OF the Hollywood
Memorial Association viii be held on
Monday evening at o'clock in the Lee
Camp Hall instead OF the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce as was at first
proposed. The public generally is invit-
"a. There will be an address by DR..
Iafferty and other interesting exercises.
The meeting promises great interest. The
Association was invited by Lee Camp to
meet In their hall as soon as II was
thought by the members OF the Camp that
their quarters would be su Gent TO acco-
MEDIATE the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

At a meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee OF the Association FOR the Develop
ment OF Richmond Trade, held Friday
night. il was decided TO can a general
meeting OF the members or the Associa-
ton. 10 be held in the hail or the Cnam-
her of Commerce on Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock.
This action was taken IN order that
the members Of the Association might
know what the committee Is doing, ana
has done. agree upon more concerted ac-
ton for making the May excursions as
great a success in every way as possible,
and TO consider running additional trains
and the continuation OF the idea or the
Association 10 de'op hAShhiohu Jul
of-town trade.
n il hoped by the committee that every
one interested IN building up the trade
of the city by the cultivation or more inti-
,nota trade relations with the out Of
town neople. whose trade naturally be-
longs 10 Richmond, as the great shopping
centre OF Virginia and North Carolina
VII he nresent and aid In making these
o,cursions tho fun success mat they
should be.
srhe secretary is I'm receipt or the foi-
lowing letter from Mr.. W. :. Rhoads,
rendering his resignation as president
owing 10 his cohui"tu ii"lSpoSi1ioH' an"
the letter will probably come up for ac-
~ ar the meeting Wednesday night:
May ]. 1896.
Mr. Alley Meyer. Secretary OF the AS
sociation for the Development or Rich
mond Trade;
Dear Sir,-Owing 10 my present indis-
nosition. and frequent absence from the
civ. made necessary by my health, beg
70 tender herewith my resignation or the
presidency OF the Association for the
Development OF Richmond TRADE, ieenhs
tbat the position should no held by
,ner,ber who can take an active part In
the proceedings.
Wishing 10 express my hearty Interest
ana hest wishes for the furtherance or
the Vood done by the association. as well
as the pleasure IL has given me 10 pre-
side over this body, / am.
Yours very truly w. .. RHoADSs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
The Latest Craze.

She has forgotten
The Germans, L
The Theatre.
And Teas,
Those midsummer pleasures or yore,
But she has taken the old rad.
And alas! its too bad.
she has taken.
To keeping.
The score
= J. A. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Window Shades.

We are very busy in the Window
Shade Department, but we can take
your measures, make estimates and
deliver shades in one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
IL 1-2C a yard
IL f-2C
immense va
MattingS.

1000 yards Mating received last
week goes on sale tomorrow. 1t IS
all in choice patterns, regular 25c.
goods, but the price for tomorrow
is only
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

Colonel Fred d. Grant. who was ap-
pointed Police Commissioner OF New York
city by Mayor Strong In May, 1898. to
succeed Michael kirwin. has been reap
pointed Police Commissioner for the full
term Of six years. and sworn into ONCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Tomorrow, 30C
Millinery.

The taste and skill displayed
in our Trimmed Hats is a matter of
everyday comment. If you want
something nice you will find it here
at low price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Wash Dress Fabrics.

Tomorrow the stock comes for
ward with many new offerings,
One special is Yard-Wide Lawn
in choice and desirable patterns,
IL l-2C a yard
Another isa Lappet-Lace Fabric in
solid colors and figures. Regular
1886 goods, for
IL 1-2c
Linen BatisteS in an immense va
riety of qualities, both figured and
plain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

The WeIl-knoWn IS. n. W."
Oil and Lamp Stove combined, a
perfect worker. Special tomorrow,
complete with kettle,
SO cents
The celebrated "RACKETr'' Gas Stove.
full Nlckel-plated. highly polished. holes,
patent valves. a sas saver, 50 value
Monday,
SLAB
3-HOLE GAS STOVE. FULL NICKEL
PLATED. PATENT VALUES. 4 REGU-
LAR s. STOVE. NONE BETTER MADE.
TOMORROW FOR
S2.o8
Covered (Mohair) Gas Soye
Tubing, worth Ioc. loot.
Tomorrow, B cents
A BIG SALE FANCY JARDINIERES,
SHAPE. AND 9-INCH. SPECIAL
PRICE TOMORROW,
80 cents Choice.
AN EXTRA QUALITY VINEGAR OR
OIL BOTTLE. THEY'RE WORTH \
QUARTER, PRICE TOMORROW, :
CENTS EACH.
The "NAKEFIELD' Baby Car
rage is a guarantee that il is the
best. We sell them. This one is
one Of tie many bargains we offer:
Has lace covered parasol, upholster-
ed in Milanalse, has patent brake.
Value, $40, our price,
SIS
Ice-PIck Shaver, solid steel, hardwood
handle.
cents
Garden Hose, so feet section, cou-
pied with patent spray nozzle, high
est grade, wire'wrapped, every
foot guaranteed or money refunded.
Cheap at IS cents a foot, To-mOr'
row,
10 cents
Maple Chopping GcO Bowls, polished
finished, large size, 4c.
I.arge-Size Clothes Hampers. made from
best willow, with cover, cheap at '5c.,
$50.
FamiIy-Size Refrigerator,
This is the genuine "Zero" Re-
frigerator, charcoal filled, zinc
lined, Self>ventiIator, new SyPhon
trap, galvanized ice bottom, easy
in keeping perfectly clean, per-
feet drainage to drip pipe, con-
structed for low temperature, con-
densation for pure, dry air, freedom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

Another lot of White and Navy
Trimmed Sailor Hats, regular price,
6sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
1C. up
Ladies' Hats.
Tomorrow, 48C

Ladies Trimmed Sailor Hats, in
white and navy, regular price, 85c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Great Chair Sale.

Entire stock Chairs goes at about
half former prices; SIS in all, and
nearly every one different. Repre-
sentative reduction.
Mahogany FINISHED Chair, genuine sole
leather seat, regularly 1876, reduced TO
200
Solid Oak Rocker handsome tapestry
upholstery, carved back, regularly s., re-
duced TO
3.75
Solid Oak or Mahogany-Flnished Rock
er, regularly $3.50, reduced to
3.o5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Tomorrow. IL f-2c

18x}6 All-Linen Huck IoWeIS,
regular price, 10 pc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Tn.morroW. S1.2O and Sc
linens and White Goods.

All the latest effects in Bicycle
Ct1tc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
FROM FARMvILLE.
az RmoAps REsIGNs.

Returning leaves Richmond same day
G.il i. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

CoIored Glaze Striped Taffeta
SnkS-ihe genuine Swiss made
regular price, 65c. a yard.
Tomorrow, 800
Persian Pongee Silks, actual value
sos.
Tomorrow, 29C
Real japanese Silks, "a inches
wide. PerSians and fancy effects,
regular price Is cents yard.
Tomorrow, SOC
Striped and Figured TafIeta Silks,
&c gular price Is cents.
Tomorrow, SOC
Checked Tafeta Silks, for waists,
very desirable,
37f-2c
27-inch German Black japanese
Silk.
Tomorrow, SOC
27-inch White Habutai Wash Silk.
Monday, 81 1-2c
24-inch Double-Warp Black Surah
Silk.
Tomorrow, Csc
Al-Silk Figured Black Grenadines.
Tomorrow, 85C
2A-inch Extra Weight Black Rus
fling silk.
Tomorrow, 75c
Ready-Made Silks.
& ladies' Duck and Pique Elton
Suits. skirts five yards wide, sizes
q to IS. They sold last season at
A a suit
Tomorrow, 81
8 Black and Navy Eton Serge
Suits, fine quality, full lined skirts,
sizes .. 81, 80 and 40, former
price. sS.4o to SD suit.
Tomorrow, $3.50 and Sc
All the latest effects in Bicycle
Suits.
Linens and White Goods.
1sx36 All-Linen Huck Towels,
regular price, 10 pc.
Tomorrow. IL 1-2c
2ox4o All-Linen Huck Towels,
red and blue borders, regular price,
SITS per dozen.
Tomorrow, So
500 yards White India Linen,
actual value d IL and I5c, yard.
Tomorrow, 10c
White India Linen, very sheer and
fine. regular 2oc. quality.
Tomorrow. lac
25x4S Extra Weight Turkish Tow
els, a great value,
So dozen, Csc. each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
To morrow, So

8 Black and Navy Eton Serge
Suits. fine quality, full lined skirts,
sizes p, 81, 60 and 40, former
r.;-n e 10 10 SD 4 suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Tomorrow, 70
Ready Made Silks.

Is Ladies Duck and Pique Elton
Suits. skirts five yards wide, sizes
p to IS. They sold last season at
A suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
THE FOURQUREAN- CO.


Tomorrow will be another day for great values in
Silks. We have offered many good values but like
these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

Handsome Mahogany Rockers, regularly
$, reduced to
$50
Fine Mahogauy-F'inished Rocker. sole
leather seat and back, regularly $40, re-
$50
Handsome Oak Rockers. shaped leather
seat, carved back, regularly sl4.5o re-
duced to
800
Handsome Oak and MAJ ogany-Finished
Rockers. leather or shaped seat, finest
finish, regularly $3.50. reduced to
Elegant Leather Rockers solid oak
frame. one Of the finest Chairs turned out,
gJlarly 49, reduced to
Japanned Chamber Pals,
10 cents
500 Japanned Chamber Pals,
nicely decorated, with cover, To-
morrow,
10 cents
Enamelled Drinking Cups, SC.
c Hardwood Tables,
20 cents
15-inch square-Top Tables strongly
made and well-fnshed, another lot OF 500
of them. tomorrow at 29c. Useless TO
say they cannot be made for any such
price.
Bamboo EaselS,
10 cents
Bamboo Easles, feet high. nicely burn
ed and finely finished. guard chain. iooo
of them. tomorrow at lac.
Hardwood Towel Rollers, worth l0c.,
4c.
Medallion Pictures,
20 cents
800 Medallion Pictures, large variety OF
subjects, fitted in gilt or Florentine pattern
frames. You will marvel how we can
sell these at &c.
Silver-pIated Mugs, gold lined and
engraved, worth so cents, at
10 cents
well-AIade Whisk Brooms. regular 25c.
goods, at l0c.
Water Cooler, 2-gallon size, zinc
lined, nickel,plated faucet, best COOL
er mades to be sold Monday at
l.I9
Sprinkling Cen, z gallon, extra
heavy and durable,
10 cents
Infants Bath Tubs,
as cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
Tomorrow, Csc
figured Black Grenadines.
Tomorrow, 85C

2A-inch Extra Weight Black Rus
fling Silk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

Z.S6
Nursery Refrigerator. oak color. nickel
plated faucet. by far the best Nursery
Refrigerator on the market. genuine -
article, Monday,
2.98
So Crayon Portraits for
Bring US the photograph and -;
will enlarge it 10 a llie-size porl
bust in crayon, thoroughly flnisl
work, and such as you have been
customed to paying So and $40
It's a wonder at 81. so. (All v
guaranteed.l
Half-PriCe Tin-Ware.
s-Ring Muffin Pans, heavy tin
piece SC.
2-Quart Seamless Pudding Pans. 2
s-Quart Triple Tin, Long-Handle
ped saucepans. good zoe. value. al
6-Quart Triple Tin. Tipped Pref
Kettle, a S5c. article, at lSc.
4-quart REFINED Covered BE-
Tomorrow, 6 cents.
Large Wire Mouse Traps, &c.
We keep factory busy orn
Boilers.
500 Wash Boilers, largeT'
triple tin. metallic bottom 81
class boiler and worth 81. DC
sure and get one to-morro 49
cents.
Family-slze Bread Boxes. Meade
We mean the best-25c.
The genuine "Blizzarice
Cream Freezer, 3-quart sizo'
$I.I5.
Safety Razors. SI.oS.
100 Patent Reversible Safety r.,
best quality steel (can be bought on ?
if not satisfactory money refunded.
100 Brass Tables, selected O
top, rich gold finish. empire Dor,
bargain at $3.50, to 60 Monda:
2!
IS dozen Handsome Banqu
Lamps, worth regularly s.. so, 70
Monday, only
% cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

from moisture on the walls, free 90
circulation aid absence of oders, y"
have been sold for IS years. Guar
anteed the best on the market lea
COS du
Entire stock RefrigeratorS on sale D.,
Tomorrow at special prices. sea
Ice Chests, p inches length, is du
inches width, 20 inches height. zinc
lined throughout, improved patentre- I
movable waste trap. I'M IN
Tomorrow, 2.39
Decorated Earthen Jardinieres. beautiful
assortment of coors. 1Oc e.
Decorated Earthen Cuspidores, all choice -. -,
colors. Sc. ~
Footed Glass Berry Bowls, TX
inches, cut>gaSS pattern.
Tomorrow, 5 cents
Solid Steel Carving Knife and
Fork, worth ST. so, al IS cents. nix
1-Gallon Oil Cans, worth &c. at &c. M
Gold-Decorated China Tea Cups
and Saucers, regular IS cents. Mon
day, cents. C.
FAVORITE COFFEE MILLS WORTH
So CENTS AT Is CENTS.
4>TimeS Sewed House BroomS, ~,
selected western corn, worth IS of
cents, at Is cents. s nri
20O dozen Double Bostered Knives and
Forks, worth Csc, at l0c.
50 dozen Genuine Imported Gas
Globes, asserted sand blast decora- !
tons. They are regular "a and IS of
cent lines, for tomorrow only, and i
only two to a customer, 10 cents. ~
4o.Cent Chambers, 10 cents.
White American China Chambers, the
always 40c. sort for l9c.
2-HOOP WOODEN PALS, 15-CENT sui
SORT, fra
cal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03

2oxAo All-Linen Huck towels,
red and blue borders, regular price,
SITS per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-03
So Dinner Sets, $3.50.

Real English China Floral Decoration,
I'm two different colors. one OF the latest
shape, complete for six persons, 50 in
this sale al
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-10-09
The Eastern Star EnteI'tains.
Mnrn nnu nnndc
WHY WE ARE HAPPY.

The Republicans were DESTROYS of
fighting this present campaign out uopn
the tariff issue. They believed that upon
that single issue alone they could carry
the country with ease.
II was in fear of that unanSwerable is
sue that the Democracy swung so unan-
lmOuSly in some sections FOR the money
issue. The attempt to crowd the tariff
discussion to one side by the leaders il
lie Chicago convention and the ready
compliance with that desire on the part
of majority OF that convention Was not
brought about by any conviction that IN
limited silver was the c0untry's panacea
but by Z desire TO force to the frant Of
the battle new issue. The tariff issue
must be strancled TO death. There was
hope only in the chance of dverting pub
lie opinion from the shortcomings of the
present administration
What has been the result? The Re
publican party has refused to give up its
faith in protection. 1t talks protection to-
day as faithfully as it ever did. On the
other hand. the Democratic convention
has driven more Democratic votes away
from the party by its stand on the nan
clal issue than it has attracted by bury
ing the tariff issue The Republican
party has done just what the Democratic
party forced it to do. 1t has met the
money issue squarely and it has an
sWered it to the CONSERVATION of the Dem
ocracy. Leading Democrats all over
the nation have deserted to the Republi-
can columns. Disintegration has set in
Id New York state. Modification is the
complaint in Illinois. and gangrene seems
10 nave affected the party in Ohio and
putrefaction is the result in Indiana. In
snort, a surgical operation to cut away
the abcess of anarchy and reputation is
absolutely necessary, and even that
seems now to be too late to be of any
benefit.
The Republican party has not been
frightened into deserving the tariff policy
that has made it so successful nationally.
The credit is due to Major Mckinley
more than to any other single person. In
addition, it has met the financial issue
very squarely and discounted the enc.
my.-Brooklyn Times.