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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1890.
ORIGIN OF TRUSTS AND CoMBINA-
TIOSS.

ORIGIN OF TRUSTS AND tohhiNA-
TIONs.
1t is the popular impression that
trusts and combinations IN business
have their origin exclusively in an ex-
horbitant greed that is not satisiied
with A legitimate rate OF profit, but
must reach cut with an uDconscion-
able hand to grasp everything ID It,
reach. Unqucstionably. this is the
only motive lying At the heart OF very
large number Of these trusts, ani COM
binations, but there is IN equally large
number that owe their initiation, II not
their subsequent existence, TO the vial
necessities Of the case.
LISA common saying OF the present
day that there lie little p:oft. and there
fore. few fortunes in legitimate Dusi-
ness. And wbyy Because the comps-
tition in every line Of business which
has not practically been monopoizsd
bv some trust OF combination, is 80
fierce. the struggle for survival 10 80
uninterr iptod, and so meIciless' that
radical concessions have 10 be made by
parties engaged in business to maintain
the slightest ioothold. The spectacle -
presented Of number Of men reso-
Iutely ard actively engaged in irving
20 cut each others threats IN their
strenuous endeavor to preserve their
own lives.
Such a policy becomes fatal to oil
parties in those periods of business de-
preston that so often recur Even IN
times Of fair degree Of prosperity the
rate OF business profit is reduced so low
that little if any room Is left for aeon.
mutation. Not unnaturally arises q
fixed determination. a determination
that has but one alternative, to DO away
with the destructive if not fatal effect
of extreme competition, and 50 trust
OF combination is formed as a measure
Of self-preseIyation. or as measure
that will permit its members to secure
fortunes by increasing the margin Of
profit beyond the point Of moie liveli-
hood.
The greatest evil Of the high protec-
tive system in operation in this coun-
try. apart from its fayoring special
classes. is that IL encourages the cIpsn
sion Of tie producing capacity OF the
manufacturing interests to such a
point that competition mskos trustosnd
combinations an absolute necessity in the
beginning only TO develop into bold and
unscrupulous robbers on the economic
highway. A. long as the Protective
system remains as it is, just so long
must the American people expect TO
suffer from trusts and combinations.
There are no means that can be en-
ployed TO present their formation, sine
ply because they are tie legiu-
mate. logical and therefore, newt
ablo outgrowlh of the peculiar
conditions created by our pre-
sent economic system. To pass laws
abolishing trusts and combinations, TO
deliver decisions curtailiug or destroy
ing their powers, are temporary expedi
EMS il not substantially Ineffective
from the beginning.
The disease is in the blood; the most
skillful surgical operation may remove
the cancerous growth in one place. but
the poison Is still in the blood to cause
the disease to break out elsewhere.
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Auction sALr--poturo Day.
WCN FURNACE PROPEg
TIES. ZEAL AND Personal, FRAN
CHisEs. LEASES. EASEMENTS, go.


Tile subscriber. RS commissioner of the Cir
cult Court for the clivO Lyuchhurr bon thl
suit of Peters executor. Nc. against Lynch
burg lion GO.Hc. and cIOes-~uIt Ol j. tO'
wand CarUeufor. trustee. and b.. DurI Gruhi
AGAINST Freeman a. Jones. Nr.. n which nf
ferthe said D.. Burd trulh rrivcl fora for.
closure .afa Uf ilI fha nr.r.ffr 0f mo 4 g.rn
Iurs Iror t0rulluv. viii. ol me premises
at mo ftirna. OF f1e defendant comDauv.
Wv AZ 10 Al
ID nf auction ns ah 600. ilcll, 'iii tie liiiti
l'heh menus =. IT, ''oi l.H
lnAchi hela pitni' ihu property OBJ "ii nyii7
ihciualie hli niiIn it'tif'i"ir "iit "tNti 'a
sets o. Wnat-oef- ID 'c,crpt on belonging i'
ihe siid defendant corporation
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and when another man can, with equal
appearance Of seriousness, asks for pro-
lection on beans. which are raised at
will betveen the burrows ia every corn
field. il IS certainly time TO call a
halt However, it may be better to let
the farce proceed. Perhaps the stolid
American masses may. by that means,
be more easily instructed in the falls-
cies and selhshness Of protection than
otherwise.
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RAILROADS.
! rREnERICKSBUR G

DICHMOND. FREDERlCkSbOis rs"
Ia Ann POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-tctg, "-
dule commencing NOVEMBER, l5ih' 1917
Eastern standard time ~.
1882 a. m leaves Byrdstreet station nans
stops only az Ashland, BON w, ~
Milford. FrcdericksburH, bt.yh|'
anu " idewater sleeper " arhliiA-
ton aud New York, 00ek not sup
600 q. m. leaves Byrd-strcef station daily.
except SUNDAY. pnrior car hicn-
mond 70 Washington. -.
$50 p. N. leaves Byrd-street station aaly
7:i3p caves byrd-street stanon ,, ufs
and Fredericksburg. sleeper RICH
mond 10 New York.
s.5 a. m arrives az Byrd-strect station daily
sleeper from New York.
0.2s n. m. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
stops al Fredericksburg, Milford,
Bofhwell. and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New 1ofh:
does not stop nt tlba. 800.
sos d. m. arrives Fyr1-street station d9liN
stops only at Fredericksburg, NIL
ford. Boutwell,. AID Ashland.
9:45 p. m. arrives at byrd-street station Guy
except sunday iarlor car WASH
ingfOn TO Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
GAG a. m. leaves flba. Arrives 40 Ashland at
s.oo ~ m observation-disclosures leaves Byrd-streei
station: arrives az Ashland ut pm.
6Otp. m. leaves hlpai arrives "' N'i''''' "'
6.f5 4. m. .
e.45 a. IN. arrives flba. Leaves Ashland az
Goo "a. m.
s.35 a. m. accommodation; arrives 90 Byrd
street station: leaves Ashland n'
7.31 n. m.
5.5o d. IN. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland az
6.l2 p. m.
e. TAYLOR. Trahlc Manager
L. +. ID. MYERS. tienofal superintendent.
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TIE tariff hearing before the Way.
ard Means Committe was continued
yesterday with the usual result. Each
one who appeared before the committee
favored protection. or rice rersa, &C
cording as his individual business and
selfish interests dictated, while the
wants and interests Of the masses of un-
protected citizens Of the country re-
ceived no consideration whatever.
This is the real true inwardness Of
the protective system after all. Let
the millions OF toilers be heavily assessed
90 that the thousands Of lucky favorites
may grow the more rapidly rich and
become a privileged class, the Constitu-
ton 10 the contrary, Notwithstanding.
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Tho Territories.

OF The eleven Territories left after the
admission of Colorado to the Union in
1916, seven are still outside the sister
hood Of States. and four Of the seven
are nov applicants for Statehood.
Alaska Acknowledges that che is still
ininfaucv. aud is fitted for 10 control
but that If q Territorial Government.
Utah. although much the mos, populous
of the Territories. and doubtless tho
richest in resources immediately
available for The maintenance OF
State. j. out of the race. because the
settlemoutof thc Norman problem must
come fist. she has 80 600 people. &C
c0rdiug tO the estimate OF Governor
Thomas. 10 bis las. annual report. The
Indian Territory, ou hos part. awaits The
solution OF the Indian problem. and
only aims Just now 90 secure an ordi.
nary Territorial government. That ae'
complished. Oklahoma may prove 70 be
ready for admission before Utah.
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lNewlorl, IIoraidI

Does SIR Harrison really feel pleased
with the conduct Of MS District Altor-
ney I'm lndian8polss We doubt i.. We
doubt even 81 he is greatly pleased
with bis Attorney General. Why not
have "a thorough exu0sure Of Indiana
politics and clfar ont ;hat business on
both sidesy Dir. Noorhee, said yeEtsr-
DAY shat bribe-givers bribe.takers.
and an the iudorseIs of bribery should
be regarded as pirates aud enemies
of the human race. An right-the
least that ought to be doue 10 such
pirates is TO expose them: and if Mr.
Dudley can bee brought 90 trial perhaps
he will tell all Doe knows about the
Democrats. re could not please honest
citzrns better. Ger here lisa Widespread
belief that In Indiana even deacons and
churches connige at bribery and en-
couiage Sc. ard that the objectionable
Elm is to DO found ont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

THE tariff hearing before the Ways
aud Means Committee is rapidly degen-
Grating into farce. When one man
can appear before an alleged staid and
digniiied committee Of the United
States House Of Representatives
and solemnly ask for protection
on eggs, because he did rot
think il right that the free born
American hen should be compelled 10
lay against the psuper hens OF Europe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

DrcsMBEn 20th, 1850.
We offer for sale FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLAHS cjOOOOll Equipment
sinking Fund Five Per Cent. M0rgl
Bonds Of the Richmond and IduFIlle lall-
road Company, principal and interest payne
BILE m gold coin, Central Trust Company OF
New York trustee, at oishiy-seNeu and ace
crued interest, subject 90 advance in price
without notice.
Bonds are dated 81 september. 1889. In-
tercst payable March ana september. lflr-
cipal payable september, 100, They are
secured by mort gage Oh the whole PIE per-
ty Of the hlchmOuI and Danyille Railroad.
and specifically by q mortgage on lht equip
ment lengues ana cars bought with The pro-
ceeds Of Tie sale ~ the bonds. zach loco
motive aud car bought unOer the trust shall
De distinctly marked as the property Of Che
Central Trust Company for the purposes OF
this Ifust, and "a condition OF The mOUgie.
provides for the annual payment 10 the nus
tee OF "a sum sufficient 70 pay of af par 40
teen teafs. the numbers Of bonds 20 he 80
paid 10 be annually determined hy lot by ihe
Genital Trust Company. these payments
Will pay on the whole loan az pIi IA au ever
age Of eight and onc-half years.
All the conditions of the MORTGAGE have
been carefully considered by the couusci OF
the Central must Company, 80 as u secure
10 the holder Of the bonds the most am le
protection. The annual report oil the IIcl-
mOnd and Danyllie Railroad for last year
shows net surplus over operating expense
and fixed charges Of s7i2.3oLOl-aqual o.
fifteen per cent. Of the stock. Two hundred
dollars per share Is hld on the open market
going on he road bought with tie proceed,
Of these bonds is expected 10 very largely in-
crease the gross and net receipts.
de2O-tf THOMAS rkANCH & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

f4f NANafAfth NAN - 'aA ~ III 1871.
Al III a. NJ. COURT DAY..
on The premises. sell hy public auction tina
valuable tract of land adjoining TIE vim o,
Oi bntclland courthouse, ln the county O
1Oocnllnd, included 300 the following bound.
ares. Beginning go toe intersection ~ the
tcaNer lana thulch road with the niNDi
road 40 bolcAllul a. uIthOuse, runuiul
thence up and along the said river road 20 toe
lands lately occupied hy ihOmas h Argyle
now deceased. then following the BOUNDARY
OF these lands To- the said road leading from
GCOchlHud Courthouse 10 Beaver Dam
church; then along thi> road 90 the begin.
ming, embracing ID the land in these bound
aries eXcelt ten acres 81 Martina j. Cousins
and except the public land ON which the
county buildings stand. estimated % con
tain Two acres, and except seven acres occu-
pied bv william j. Gerry, ANA except also the
Oh hfy Zen House and ward, The said land a.
b sold being estimated 90 contain 200 acres.
more or less, known us the "Goochand
courthouse Property" so lar us now liable 10
De sold Tor me piNmenf of the secured debt.
ana the same land now occupied Dy J. =.
Masters
The tract includes excellent buildings. two
lawyers offices, with bedrooms attached.
stables, &C.. the main house fronting in the
public square, and in ,he heart OF the village.
which Is about mile from Maldenis Adveu-
tufe, on tie James river division OF the Chess
apeake and ohio Railroad.
TERMS: Cash.
, JOHN II. LEWIS
uclo,<pJ -,'id Trustee.
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TRAINS NoRIHwARD


NlDIIlNT llAitN.
Nos. IA, 10. -. 33, o6, and 66 make no
stops Nos. % and - stop on signal at Mau-
chester. Urewrys Blun, Centula nuC Ches-
ter Nos, 30. "a. 3d. and 81 Will stop li all
stations for passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
ON Trains nos. IL and % sleeping-caIs be-
tween New York and Tampa. Dr. la iUI0 jack
sOnvIllel. On lIains Nos, IA and - sleep
lng-cars between Washington and Charles
ton. ON TAIN No. - slcepIng-cars between
Washington and Jacksonville. on Trains
Nos. IS, 66 and - slecpiD gears between
Jacksonville and New y Ork.
THE ONLY ALl-kAlLl LINE To NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. 1910 a. ~ Norfolk, 1890 T.. 81.
Richmond, f2:5s T.. VI. Norfolk, $40 J. y.
Norfolk. $50 A. NJ. Rich'd, 100 a. NJ.
Norfolk. fosOu T.. ~. nicn'd, 900 J.. VI.
The trains leaving Richmond no $40 A ~.
and Norfolk at T.. NJ. arc solid Trains bee
tween these two points, and passengers goo
through without change OF cars. Close con-
nectiOns are also made at Petersburg ny Nc
2.5S r. NJ. tain from Richmond and tine o.-l
a. N. train from Norfolk.
Iriius leaving kicnmOfu nt o.iO a 1T. and
1880 T. NJ, and arrviuga llchrond nt s.l2
A. N. and 600 =. NJ. make connection Hf
Petersburg 10 aud from faimVllie. Lyncn-
burg ami southwestern points.
n. NJ. ~lLLl,
Ieunteudcrt.
1T. ID. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
T. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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DIsSOLI TION.
TO THE PUBLIC.

!
The partnership fish, oyster, and game bus
mess heretofore conducted by the under
signed and "A. - Jennings, under the finn
name and style of a. = Jennings * CO., ai
so. COS east MARSHALL street is this day dis
solved by mutual q .nsent, the undersigned
having sold out all OF his interest in said bus.
mess To a. g.. -cutafer, and said business
viii hereafter be conducted boy h. =. JtN-
tING- and 8. a.. -tuAtfEN. whom the
under. isned recommends % the patronage
Ci the public.
F.P. JENNINGS.
RICuNOND, VA, January I. 1890.
IaFlIW4W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
4 Kentucky Hustler.


Hon. Harvey Myers. who has been
elected by The Democrats 70 the
speakcrshiD OF the Kentucky House
oil DIeg4iea. IS q hustler. lie was
leit an orphan winch ouiy fourteen
years of age. and sought employment
I'M = printing Office. He learned the ant
cf type-sftiag 90 ihe Office of the Gin
cinnai Times. commencing at four dol
lars week lie was apt 40 his work,
aud was promoted to che position OF
proof-leader in which be dis
PLAYED intelligence Ia industry.
From lhis he was promoted %
the repoii0rial f.sG Of the paper. and
while thus engaged read law. Ben &
admitted 60 the blr. SIR. Myers settled
in C0yingion, Ky. lie has made an
eminent success of the practice If law
iu Covine.on and In ihe courts Of ihe
State. aud is regarded as among the
foremost of The Keuton county bar.
Mr. Niger, has already served twoterms
in the kentucky legislature. and was
recognized Co.'S one of che leading mem
beI5 of that body. lie was thirty Yeas
of age on Christmas day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
Attractive Investments u.

81 ACRE~-ROuh avenue. near Barton :
Heights. three road fronts, pine grove.
Would make ana ideal suburban home on
suD-divided at llg profits. can now be
bought at 90 per cent. less than price OF
adjoining land.
20 F.EI ON WEST CLAY STREET, near
the Lee Monument, $40 To- SO per FOOT.
one square OF the street c1r line. cheap
est Wtsi-End property that can DE bought.
Will sell .as. "a whole or divide 10. Long
terms.
AN E>IIRE BLOCK Taylor street. near
Reservoir strc,t-One square Of electric
nnC-only slj per FOOT Selling one
square away at %. -
A Efii FKDNTON RANDOLPH STREET az
$40 per foot. This street is now being
graded hy the city, and VIII De "a nice
tnOrOughiure.
ALSO,
SEVERAL BLOCKS OF LOTS ON Twenty
first. Iwenty-sccOnd. Iwenty-thrd, ana
Twenty iourth streets, north Ol NenaDle
street. uteI no s. PER FOOT.
Let as SHOW you amy OF thc above.
JIHUMpSON BROWN CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
ia--o.Igf lib Main street.
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nANKERs an BoKAeA.
JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SON
= A n K E r S,
AND DEALERS ~
INVESTMENT BONDS,
iii MAIN STREET.
iii MAIN STREET.

We make specially ~ nrst-class Invest.
ment Securities, which we keep constantly Oh
hand for sale 20 FlDUClAKIES, TRUST
FUNDS, AND INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE. CITY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
for same al market rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 80

COMMISSIONERS SALE Or oo'
- ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
ONLY ONE AND ONk-HALF
MILES FROM POwHArAN
STATION on THE r.
AND D. r. r., ON
MONDAY. JANUARY 1871 1890 AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ. N FRONT or THE COURT
HOUSE or SAID COUNTY that be-
ing Court Day.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
SELLING OUT AT COST 4 FINE con-
FECUONERN AID GENERAL MEk-
CHAND.ZE BUSINESS.
Twill sell for cash. I'm whole or In p1rt, the
stock. fixtures, etc. ln the business lately
conducted hy G.. a. PULLING, al The corner
of Main and Belyidcre streets, In this city.
This is good opportunity for a live man
@ make money.
Apply 90
EDMUND PENDlETON, Trustee,
1lO3 Main Street. City.
please come forward and settle. jas 30
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.

LEAYE NICmNnNU.

IIANF llINMINIr
TKAIN NO ~, 2.3OA NJ.
lsOVTRFIN fNlNt--. daily. flf IanrUI.
- Greensboro Wlnstor--llem. Durham
rololah. finudicmnn, salisbury. f.n.IIIi0'
Ilof springs. Char ofie. Columbia. hILrn
Augusta. atlanta. bIfmiu4h1m. Nonurm.
cry. New Orleans, Texas. Hul fnNI0m.
pguville and Ianvil'c foA.hofilIo. hu.f..f.
niruinnhnn. and Nsw Orleans.
TRAIN so 3d. Ipff1 a.. 40.
NvTECTNfA AND hNNiN fhNNIfNf TX.
\ PRESS. daily. Tor NuIlrFIIlc. 900 .f..
ton. ON toe Norfolk Hnl Western NH.Ir..r
I,nchnurg. Knoxville, lnlItu.ori. Nrm.
MINIS. and Nashville. also lOI LrE.t.I.
t'aritggillo. ONI0rf Henderson. Infn.r
ana Raleigh This tram g0e. through .0Il
TRAIN No. 1O.3p Psi.
VAST VAIL. daily. iur 900 points nu Odd.
/ Farmy.le and I0Wnafln lulIn1I. Ian.
vile. Greensboro. ~ Iusfnu--H Inm. lII....
Charlotte. AslryIlD. l0IuWD I, Augusta.
Afaufa. Buckingham, MONTGOMERY. A.a
Orleans. Ipxas. NuI california. lu imam
palace slonnug-e1rs lnuFIl tO Augusta ami
Atlanta. au no Greensboro Sleeper VIA Atnr-
willie O. Norr|ainNn, lrniI.
IRAIN $50. 40. 6 b. 80.
A NIIfA AflONUDAliNN. NIiI. rt...f
\ SUNDAY. for Amelia Cuuitl u-c auI n.
ttrmCllafe points.
TRAM so. a. 0.-D i.N.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily rAr'Nt sunday.
I freight friIn W.N c'HrH attached. l.
clover. va. rni intermediate points
iHlNE AT RICHMOND.
Train $50. 53 at 800 a.. 1913 80 81 l' lu
T.. A.. and So. % af $40 ID. 81.
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There has been an impression tha.
the United States had been very liberal
in tine matter of pensions. lt seems 90
have been mistaken one, IL we jud 2e
from the fact that there is q cluss of
men who say they have made great
financial sacrifices f0r the Union. who
have never received one penny in re-
lurn for their expenditures.
This sunJac. has just been brought 20
the pubic attention by letter that
Representative Whiting. Of Michigan,
has received from a constituent asking
MIN 20 introduce a bin TO refund the
money that The men who hired subsli-
tutes during the war expended These
men. it is urged. proved their
.oyalty 10 the Union by even morigag-
ing their farms % secure substi-
TUES, ard they think they should be-
recomnensed. But ought not such a
Dil TO 600 further IL The men who
nirCd substitutes desire pensions. how
about substitutes themselves While
The war was in progress, moreover.
there were hundreds oi patriotic bust.
nessmen who paid the taxes that en-
ablcd tie fight to be carried on. To DO
so they bad fo make p-cuniary sacfi
fees that embarras ed them greatly.
often to the verge Of bankruptcy.
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~. virtue OF TWO DEGREES OF the Musings
rofirt for the city Of Manchester va. pro,
,,ouucaI on the % day Of October, 1881. anu
Jfst dav of December. 1850, ~ the chancerN
suit of b. ". Nunnuliy ". John 4. samson
and wife. and Robert a. branch, GUARDIAN
vs. John 4. sampson and ais We si,ai. ~
Sperial Commissioners. expose for sale tnas
Valuable Tract of Land. combining 30 .
Acres whcreon John 4 sampson, ESQ, now
rc.i,les. This Is nice home, CONVENIENT 20
Tho Railroad schools. Churches, NILS, Ncf
nice dwelling and all the usual oui-housee
found on "a iirst-class farm. ms j. Dice
farm Ina high state Of cultivation. mere -
n LARGE annuity q cord wood on this place,
and lvlug Immediately ON the RAJ lfoad, anu
only - miles from .hichmond, makes IL very
TFnvs. One-fourth cash. balance at I, ?. 3
and 4 wears. for negotiable notes, SIX per
cent. Interest added from day OF sale; tiile
money is paid and conveyance ordered 10y
'''' ''"''' WI. COWARDIN,
&. /. PAGE.
Special Commissioners.
b. " Nunnally, who sues &c, Plainlln 3
AGAINST TOhn T.. sampson and others Defend
mis-. and robert A. Branch, guardian, &c.
plaintin. asanst John 4. sampson and
others. Defendants
Is THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE hUslING7
COrRr or THE CITY or MANCHESTER.
J.. IL D.. uuVal. clerk Of said court certify
that the bond required of the special COM
mi-siOuofs by decree ln said causes OF the
s3I day Of October, 1859, has been duly
g ven.
Gwen under my hand this 18th dag of
November, 1859. D.. +. DuNAL,
as0IOIIGI2. Clerk.
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Gbe DaiIn Gimes
1fRi.Isllen BY tbs TIMES COMPANY,
OFFICE: pOi EAST MAIN ~li'Nf''
RICHMOND. "a.

THE DAILY 7iMrs-cITY Df LIVERY.
delivered In any part Of the city and Man
chester by carriers at ~ cents per week
Persons desiring the TINS delivered 20
their homes can secure 70 by postal caid' re-
quest or oder through telephone NO. e4"'
when delivery Is irregular Immediate COM
nlalnt should be made to the Office. The adj
dress may be changed a. desired, ifcnc be
taken la all G monitor tue ~" anu
new address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-10

Governor Hill CONES slowly. mulish-
" and ungacefully over 20 the side of
ballo. reform. lie has got both hands
and one lex over ON the right side OF
the fence. SO that his cole remaining
objection Is TO the official ballot.
There is nothing ia his objections
that cannot be smoolhed away
without giving up the official
ballot. There is no disfranchlse
menl in making it necessary for voter
who cannot real bis ballot 20 get a
sworn officer Of election 10 help him
10 is better lhat bee should bo instructed
by an election officer inside tbs polling
place than by a heller on the outside.
The official ballot il the weapon which
will break thepower Of the machine:"
and, although Gov. Hill may be 10th
10 see the machine smashed. the thing
must be done, with his help OF without
il.
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Sensational accounts OF the prevailing
influenza are 10 be severely condemned,
whatever quarter they proceed from.
To alarm people unnecessarily at such
a time as this is little short of criminal.
But it is right and proper that the read
ers Of the newspapers should be made
acquainted with the simple facls-such,
for instance. as the notable increase in
the death rate during the last few days.
This is clearly = matter Of legitimate
news. and the Health Board would in
crease rather than diminish the concern
which the strange malady has produced
If they should undertake to conceal it.
The lesson which the large number OF
deaths ought 10 convey 20 intelligent
minds is Tue necessity Of the greatest
care en- tho part Of people who have
been Frustrated by the iullueuza, aud
sentib'e precautions on the part OF those
who Laws thus lar escaped
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