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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

By virtue ora deed of trust from thc Slime
shall MAuuf curing Company fut. A.. 'rI.I.
and -. ". buWr, tfu. tD's, dated october 800.
lo@I, and luly recorded. VIII. a- surtit
trustee, being thereto required hF fur NNl...
Of Onc-iiih boo interest Of flc bond, -tr.I d,
and Boo accordance with a resolution NI l.U
stockholders adopted 900 the2ifh day Oil H..
1880. seli ny public auction, CO., nae piDm's',
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER Dos 1870.
beginning at ~ O'Clock VI. thc NALl iriL
COIION-MlLI.S above referred to. cIr-.,f-
Iug OF thc main building. 6OXljO fetf. l..r
stories higu. loOm-hou,D, 7ONIOo frrf, fH'
stories high, the first floor Of which is u-. Is
"a packing and siui He-room. plckei-I
with mlNiug-room, 3IA5p feet; cotton ''
lnrc-proni, capacity of tWu hundred Nt.' Pa,
besides 900 other necessary building, ipi HN-
Tive power. offices. Nr.
1he machinery B., u good condition ali
mostly of modern Patterns. and Nas Ntlt
~ v-h~- r- 100 yards.
These mills are built ON .Dlscl ground. iIr
owner OF the land furnishing IS Ter from f'r
Manchester canal ut a reasonable it-D. 5000
the lease Us perpetual
After the sale "a thcmilIs I VIII >elI -lN
lOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME ilNi ~i-.
situated ON Ilc south sldr a. -Four sfl.f.
between Everett ana stockton sirtfie I.l
the LOIS upon which they stand. lfoHf
together about $50 feet These houses 81 d.
be sold as q whole Or r.. paf1tcIY. n~ ui' I'
deemed best az the time uf sale DID. i...-
ments are rented tu employees ui The Dad DE-.
And Immediately thereafter 1871 -II. .t
parcels of convenient size. 800 feet 20 y D.
CANT LAND on tle north sife oi Fourth
street between Everett and stockton. lN.r|
lois arr desirable Tor building purposes
The mill buildings and machinery .rN DID, b
good condition, aud The brands 40 inr.f ii Be-
duet are well known and highly appreciate |
One Of The great advantages of thr tI'f.
described cOtton-mfliin- property is ii'
ton I'm tine centre OF Transportation n} '.'N
rail ana water.
the mills to- be sold are boo successful N' Do
alton, and tine sale is neccssltatrA Nf I'D.
winding up OF an estate
FOR further Information apply 'u 90 a.
PEpLE, superintendent Marshall NilI b, NiN-
chester. Va. or 10 the auuoneer hichin'' 70
VA.
Terms: Ouo-nuh of the pufchlsD-fi'hrf
must re- laid iu cash and the i0 Nur
three equal instalmtnts al six, iW 30 i.'
eighteen months from the day OFF ,i''
credit payments 10 be evidenced hi Nt-'..'
be notes. with interest added, lii ''''.."
by deed OF trust upon the property.
Possession Of the property vii hr give.
the purchaser On the ist Gay of Notr.f'''
1880 y " bow b..
seil-Su,Tu.Xlhtd surviving lll.ttt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Comments Culled From Leading
Papers of the Country.
ATLANTA Constitution

The adjournment Of Congress is regarded
as a very great event, and is so treated 10y
even the Republican papers. 1t seems TO be
the tact that in the consideration of this
matter even the partisan organs are impel.
led TO surrender their opinions and to agree
that a very good thing has happened for the
country.
We have never before had the opportuni.
~ of witnessing such a beautiful unanimity
on the part Of those who are supposed u
represent public opinion. Ii there were
zen, no matter how humble. to make a Sc
rious suggestion-we believe the affair
would take the place OF jubilee.
Mr.. Blaine started the irolic by denOunc-
ing in the plainest and most unmistakable
manner the Mckinley bill. Mr.. Blaine is a
protectionist, of course, but the Mckinley
bill, the flower and fruit of the Republican
protection idea, seemed TO be something too
much for his stomach. We have already
alluded TO the terms Of his denunciation-to
the arraignment OF the principles Of the bill,
and we need not now do more than refer to
the matter.
This bill represents everything that is
Republican in the little administration that
is supposed 10 be behind Congress, and
when il is attacked and exposed by the
leading Republican Of the country it seems
TO be about time for Repubicanism TO close
up It's shops.
This bill was the test. Into its text was
put everything that was .ruly Republican,
and when IL was attacked by the only Re-
publican who has the attention of the coun-
try. IL is about time for Mr.. Harrison's
party 10 retire from business.
Rush at Custom Houses.
New York Star
We are AT peace, and have been for
twent y-iive years. The country is in no
legitimate need of large sums of money
our army is at the peace standard, and VET
we propose 10 collect higher taxes than we
have been gathering, and higher even than
the highest cxacted 10 meet the expenses of
yast armies.
We areiold that the arrival at the Custom.
House OF the captain Of one steamer ON the
stroke Of midnight IN ldc difference of
Si50, 900 TO the owners Of the goods imported
On that vessel, and that, on the other hand,
4 single merchant whose consignment
arrived late will have TO pay $ss 90 n
10 the United states in excess Of wha
would have been due had the yess. l
reached port on Saturday. These in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
GORDONSvIlLE.
Death of Mrs. George Graham-Persons
Mentios-Good Pasturage Weather.

GORDONsvHLE, NA.,Oct. Especial. =
The death of Mrs. George Graham, at an
early hour Saturday morning at her
mothers residence in town, was not sur.
prise, as she had been lingering in the last
stage Of consumption for many months.
Her husband, two children and mother have
the consolation Of knowing that her every
act proved her TO be a devoted Christian
mother. wife and daughter. The funeral
services were conducted in the Baptist
church to-day, and the remains inferred in
Maplewood cemetery.
The Rev. l.. X. Combs, wife and three
children. and Mrs. ;. V. Jacobs, Of Coying-
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.W. +. Jacobs f;
also MIR. Ii. l.. Jacobs. OF Alexandria, Vas
is here on short visit.
The fine rains for the past two weeks,
with warm and at intervals genial sun
shine, have done much To improve fall pas
turage, and the farmers have awaited them
selves Of the favorable weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

supposed possession Of majority of voters
in the district, but should employ every
legitimate means not merely TO defeat Nc
Kinley, but to defeat him 80 overwhelm-
ngly that IL would be impossible for the
most partisan Republican TO misinterpret
the real meaning OF the event.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.

THIS PROPERTY OF the SOUTHSIDt.
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
consists OF nearly 500 acres Of land. when
has been divided no into lots OF 81 feet each,
running back las deep to an alley II feet
wide. One OF the grand feaures OF "a person
buying themselves home mt Woodland
Heights Is the beautiful Forest-Hill Park
over there. Lots are offered on the following
terms: ne fourth cash; balance one. two,
and three years. and your taxes are Ja.d up
To 1891 Call on
THOMAS RUrHERFOORp.
o., -'h1tSu3t north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
BATH COUNTY.
Fine Yield of Corn-Typhoid-Fe Fever Pre-
vailing in the Vicinity.

BATH COUNTY, oct. G. Special. Mrs.
NJ. \. Dickinson, prosperous farmer: re-
siding on the Cow Pasture, this county, has
a fine Weld Of sod corn Of twenty-five acres.
that by actual measurement has obtained
upon an average Il height ofiourteen feet.and
its yield in ears is in proportion. This
field. prior to the May freshets of 80, was a
timothy meadow, ANA in that great freshet
was covered with muck from six to twelve
inches deep. Although the drought was
very severe, 1t did not appear to affect it in
the least.
Typhod-feyer has prevailed IN this sec
ton 10 a considerable extent. Many cases
wore fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
CUlPEPER.

A Growing Community-Biinda and Shut
ter Factory stock Farm.
CULPEPER, Oct 6.-lSpecial. l-Culpeper
has been very quiet about her progress,
though she is gradually growing. We have
three fine two-story brick business blocks
in course Of construction, two of which will
be- completed during this month, and a
stock company has been organized. with a
capital of 100000, for the Manufacture of
the "Hawley patent blind aud SHUTTER
The machinery has all been placed, and the
factory will commence work about the last
Of the month.
To-day the property OF Messrs. Harris
and Powell, formerly the "fair Grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
Chinese "a Sailors.
Mobile Register.l

If 1t prove to be true, as reported, that the
new Chinese fleet will cross the Pacific
ocean to the United States and South
America, the enterprise will be Of a charac-
ter to excite much attention. The Chinese
have never gained much repute as open-sea
sailors, and their naval ships, have not, as
rule, yentured very far from land. At the
same time they have in their new navy
some of the finest ships now afoat. and it is
not surprising that they are anxious to
show to the world their naval powers. The
trouble with their navy, however, is that
they have discharged most Of their foreign
officers. The Chinese officers do not seem
70 well understand their business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
When Hoar Meets Hoar.


Young Sherman lIoar, the nephew of the
antique Senator from Massachusetts, has
been nominated by the Democrats to Con-
gress, and he accepted the honor in rous-
ing speech in which he pitched into the
Republican party without gloves. He
denounced the Mckinley bill as a scheme
10 rob the people, and to compel them
to contribute 10 "A fund 10 keen the Re-
pubticans in power. The district In which
he was nominated was carried by "A Re
publican at the last election by only one
thousand votes, and young lioar feels
confident that he will 0yerturn the majority
next November. 1t il also stated that the
son of William Lloyd Garrison, the great
aDolitionst, has declared for tariff reform.
and has joined the Democratic party, and
that nearly all the leading young men are
doing the same, especially those who are
the graduates of colleges. There seems TO
be a great awakening in Massachusetts,
and it is evident that the campaign Of edu-
cation inaugurated by the tariff reform
clubs is doing a great deal of good for the
Democratic cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
Inspecting the Fences.
Chicago Mail

/ President Harrison will now visit Indi-
ana. II will not be triumphal tour this
time, but visit Of inspection Of political
fences which need TO be rebuilt. The tour
OF the presidential party has been an
n0unced In the press for several days, but
the railroads are making no preparation To
handle large crowds along the line,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

THE nomination of the distinguished
scholar, Mr.. William Everett, of Quincy,
as the candidate of the Democratic party
in the Sixth Massachusetts Congressional
District in opposition to Mr.. Lodge, will
give the voters of that district an opportu-
nifty TO send to Congress representative
who is as cultured as the author Of the Elec-
ton bill, but far more conscientious and
patriotic in his conception Of the duties Of
the position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

VERY VALUABLE COuON-TACrOnl
PROPERTY IS MANCHESTER
ACROSS THE RIVER FROM AND CLOSE
To THE CITY oF RICHMOND. Va
AND
KNOWN AS THE "AiARsuALL MILLS
CO.. THE
MARSHALL MNNuFACrURlNG COMFY
Also.
\ LOr FRONTING $50 FEET ON Iu.
SOUTH SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
BIrWEEN
STOCKTON AND EVEREIr STREET. iN
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
WITH SIXTH DOgHLE FRAME rEAE
MENr-HOUSts THEREON.
AVACANT LOT FRONTING $3.50 fEEt ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF FOuRu
srREEr INSAlp CITY.
AND EXTENDING FROM EVERETT Io
STOCKTON STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
DICHMOND CASTLE. No. 4. K. G.

III E.-Sir Knights and Brothers-The first
regular meeting in october of this Castle will
be held THIS Cfuesdayl EVENING at )
o'clock az the new hall, corner Ninth and
Franklin streets. A large attendance Is de .
sired. By order l.. VI. PRiN II, y. e..
o. \. kEISISGHAM. NJ. OF Il. &c 7-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
rLowERINC Bulbs.

CHINESE SACRED NARCISSUS. OR
~ ORIENTAL LILIES. NOt III AND
BEAUrIFULFLOWERS. The bulbs, planted
i'm shallow bowls filled with small pebbles
and WATER bloom ln from four To six weeks
Fine lot Of Bulbs just received and for sale
M f. " WOODN SONS SEED STORES
oc5-5t Richmond VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
MEETlNGs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by request OF the holders OF one-tenth Of
the stock, general meeting Of the stock
holders OF the RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE
AND MACHINE WORKS has been called for
and will be held NJ the Office Ofthe Company,
on TUESDAY, OCToBER7, 1890, at IL O'Clock
NJ. GEORGE r. JONES. secretary.
Elm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
Ministers and Politics.
New York Herald.

Even if it is Monday morning il will do
YOU no harm to read the extracts from SER
mons preached yesterday, which we pub
lish elsewhere.
There isn't city in the world which has
ministers more public-spirited or eloquent
than New York. This year they have taken
header into the muddy pool Of politics.
After election they will come on shore drip
ping, but with a good deal of valuable in.
formation.
There is no earthly reason why clergy
man should live in balloon and watch the
seething crowd of sinners through marine
glass. Let them mingle with the rough
and tumble affairs Of daily life: they will
preach all the better for II. After a six
weeks tussle with those carniyerous ami
mails known as practical politicians they
will probably resemble the boy who was
kicked by mule-that is, they won't be as
handsome, but they will know more.
1t is good thing for the community that
they are taking an interest in municipal
affairs and trying to persuade the people
that they can and will have honest govern
ment when they get mad enough to demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

Irusses fitted by a competent adjuster
and satiiaction Guaranteed at Owens
a Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

yARBR OUGH'S "MILD hurley
TOBACCO DOES NOT MAKE YOU
NERVOUS.
READ THE SUNDAY TINES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

stances forcibly illustrate the practical
effect OF the tax.raising tariff upon our
commerce. The hardship 10 importing mer-
chants Is great. Hut IL il not their hard
ship that 10 most worthy Of consideration.
II Is the people who will buy and use the
goods upon whom the burden must fall. As
soon rs the effect Of heavy stocks on hand
passes away, everybody will pay more for
articles in daily use. by reason OF the new
tariff. That Is the first lesson OF Saturdays
unprecedented scene at the Custom-Iiouse.
How We Apples Swim.
memphis Commercially
President Harrison is very much Of a SELL
conscious person. lie shows this In giving
away so many Of the pens with which he
has signed his name To important measures
Of legislation. In one OF our dispatches
from Washington yesterday quite little
scene was described by our correspondent,
in which the President was the central
figure, surrounded by number Of states
men, as he signed the Mckinley bill. Secre-
tary Blaine asked him If he was nervous,
which OF course he was not, there being no
necessity for such condition; and as
he was performing this duty, prescribed
for him by the Constitution, he turned to
Mr.. Mckinley and asked him If he would
like 10 have the pen by which his bill was
made law. But the author Of the infamy
declined it, a ld il was given 10 Mason, OF
Chicago, to be presented to one of his chill
dren. Mr.. II .rrison seems TO have 1t al
ways before him that he is posing as a
maker Of history, as if his administration
transcribed IN importance that Of Lincoln
himself. But it Is case of comparison
with the Great Railsplitter" Of "How We
Apples swim"
VIII Fat be Forthcoming?
lChicago News.
The story of Boss Quay's colonization
scheme recalls the good old days Of rs and
so, when the imported cOlored brother was
a conspicuous feature at the polls down in
Indiana, particularly along the Ohio and
the Wabash. Strange men OF color bobbed
up here and there during the summer and
early fall as w0OdchOppers, warehousemen,
rOustabouts and 'Ostlers, and the majority
of them were successfully voted by their
employers, who always happened 10 he Re
pubicans. This scheme was finally broken
up by the new law, which made colonization
an extremely expensive luxury, to be enjoyed
only on rare occasions and In limited guam
titles. But ''fat-frying" has been extended
since those days, and perhaps the Hon.
Mr.. QUAY, aided by the equally Hon. Col.
onel Dudley, and the hot less Hon. Brother
Wanamaker, will be able to get ''the neces-
sary funds" for the enterprise which the
distinguished leader Of the grand old party
is credited with having in contemplation.
II they should we have no doubt that In
diana, as well as West Virginia and Con-
nectcut. will rally nobly TO the cause OF
high taxes and unlimited pension appro-
priatiOns in 1892. Yet. having secured all
they wanted, will the manufacturers be as
ready next year as they were in ISIS TO be
put over the fire? Their frtter has been
tried. Will they again grease the Republi-
can griddle?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07
~ X B Chaf'in & Go
Real Estate AucflOnrefs
No. I north Tenth street

BY virtue ola deed of trust. dated If.u.,.
20. 1890. and recorded DOB Charlotte Count.
Court. h. r. 81. b. 81 :. and aurcIucs' of I...
nciarN. default having been m-ie In r.r
mcnt of note secured therein. VIII srN H..
public auction, 40 keNsNfIir. Ou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

zoo II o'clock \ NJ, the NH property iocafD.
iu Charlotte county ana described Hs follow.
All That certain land. with Doe mill THEREOF.
With nll tine privileges of water -TUwcr lD..
tanning COB sOid and. situate. lNlnA nud being
ln Charlotte county, Va. Ou -tuuufon uNr.
known as the "mill tract of fhc late 81.
Jellress. decreased containing tnIrtN-nvr .l5
acres, adjoining thr lands of q VI Jrnf...
and Richard Russell known ns Irn.t..
Mill. or the Siaunton Rivcf Mil. anna I.nu ..
operation. doing n good business
TERMS: cash for expenses nf sab. .f.t
taxes due. and to pay 30 note Of -IIB-f a...
interest nom July 2o. 1850 credits r. f..l.
lows: sll3.7l. January 2D. 1901. SMASH
Iulv 20, 1891; sil31l Iaunn 2u. i-ll.
- ~ july 20 l7't ,lli..L January lu.
1898. and $3.50 iO lHurlf, lu. I-gl Arf
balance on terms announced Ht >lIa.
% .tiAIIIN. Trustee
safe hy r. Is. CIAtfIN s. Co.. Aucilon,sr.
So lf-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

THE independent nomination of Hon.
Richard NauX, who was elected to fill the
unexpired term of Mr.. Randall, is an event
to be regretted, because ii will give the Re-
publcans, who have announced that they
will put no candidate in the field, an oppor-
tunity to trade with both wings of the local
Democracy, and in doing SO TO seriously
damage the prospects of Mr.. Patteson.
There is no apparent justification for such a
state Of affairs as this. If there is any real
cause for the division in the Democratic
ranks it should be removed for sake of the
safety of the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

READ The SUNDAY TIMES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

EUROPEAN monarchs are subjec; to those
casualties that so often Oyertake common
mortals. The EmperOrs of Austria and
general smash-up of the carriage in which
they were being driven, while the Regent OF
Bavaria on Sunday only avaded by hairs
breadth .he horns of an Infatuated steer that
broke loose on the occasion of the annual
lete, and trampled many Of the spectators
under foot. 1t is evident that the horses and
steers at least of the European countries
are Democrats, for they are no respeclors
of the persons of Kings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-07

Captain Hamilton Gum, Of London, vino
lately arrived from England, says he is her,
i'm the interest Of English capitalists who are
backed By rl2.OOO.O00. and whose scheme
embraces railway through Canada, with
a terminus IN Nova scotia, and also con-
nection IN New York city. 1t is proposed
10 build Atlantic steamers. Of not less thar
10000 tons. and by utilizing the land and
sea route. New York will be within foul
and a half days OF England. steamers may
also be put on Lake Huron and Lake Su-
DeriOr.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-22

is argued that while the number of men
employed by the roads OIL which there
is trouble is 100000, the number of per-
sons holding the securities of those roads
is g, O00, 600, and that the latter and not
tile companies are the real owners of the
properties. The selling in the forenoon
was very large and for both sides of the
account. London was both seller and
buyer, and Its influence in that way
was not OF. special Importance. The
liquidation aided by the hammering of
the bears soon uncovered stop orders,
and the downward movement was ac-
J CELEBRATED even after the bulk of the bust
mess of the day had been done
and the losses in the active stocks
ran up to large figures, and
were reached toward p. m. Sugar re-
/, fineries showed a decline of 5 per cent;
J Big Four, 43ass; Rock Island, a; Oregon
5Iranscontnental receipts, 81; Lacka
wanna, 5; Lake Shore, 3ss, and the
others from l to 3 per cent. At this
iuncture dispatch was received from
Washington which gave promise Of
some favorable action to be taken by
the treasury to relieve the Stringency in
tile money market, and large sales of
sterling exchange bills were made, and
: the proceeds applied to the street,
which gave for the time being immedi-
ate relief, and rates for money came
down from their high altitude to 4 per
cent. An easier feeling was at once
developed and rather smart rally took
place, in which Oregon Transconti-
mental rose Is: Sugar. II; Lacka-
fractional amounts. This shows coll
oIucivaIv that aDv roliaf tO tho ,1raynil.
ing stringeney would cause an advance
all along the line. The close after that
rally was firm, but in most cases at
close to the lowest prices of the day.
The final changes show material losses
throughout the entire list. and Sugar is
down 33s4, Big Four 33s. Rock Island and
Chicago Gas each 311s. Reading and Ore
gon Teanscontinental each 25s, Lake
Shere 21a, Lackawanna and Northern
Pacific preferred each 2. Burlington and
Canada Southern each ~, Louisville &
Nashville, Union Pacific and Missouri
Pacific each ~, Wabash preferred Is,
Lead Trust Western Union. Atchison
and Northwestern each II, st. Paul.
Denver and Rio Grande preferred per
cent each, and others small amounts.
Railroad bonds felt the same influences
that affected stocks, although to less
uegTtG. dnu WHlle inc illdTkSt WdS 1odVy
and more active, the losses We're gener-
ally for very moderate amounts. The
business done reached SS92,000. Mar
quette land grants lost 80 to 81, and
others generally small amounts. Gov
eminent bonds have been quiet and
steady. State bonds have been dull
and featureless. The total sales of
stocks to-day were 296. 27s shares. includ-
ing Atchison. $3.50: Canada Southern,
3,700: Delaware, Lackawanna & West
err, 1880; Lake Shore, 12,4lO; Louis
vile & Nashville, 10,990: Missouri Pa
cific, 10000; Northwestern, 4, 270; North
ern Pacific, 8, 100; Northern Pacific
preferred. 1850; Oregon Transcontj-
mental, 1850; Pacific Mail, 5000; Rich
mond & West Point, 10, 1888; st. Paul,
2O,2SO; Texas Pacific. 1866; Union Pa
cifc, 1910; Western Union, 9,70S.