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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Ouay's Intention.
IWashinptOn Critic.

Quay will not permit Iloar to defeat him
in his purpose TO postpone the Force bill;
but he is willing TO give the Senator from
Massachusetts and other blood and thunder
Senators "A chance TO unload their sectional
guns. lie has agreed with them on this
compromise He will press his resolution
in open Senate. therefore, and in discussing
the resolution to postpone the bill, its adyO-
Gates can deliver their speeches. In this
way they can get before the country in their
new-made bloody shirts. Then they will
surrender, and the bill will go over until
next winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Work for the Fooi-killer.
New Orleans States.l

The Grand Army of the Republic while in
session in Boston passed resolution request
ing Congress to pass law prohibiting, I'M
der penalty Of severe punishment, the treas
uring or display of Confederate flags. This
is one thing that no law Of Congress can
prevent, and the fact is recognized by every
body except the roaring asses Of the Grand
Army Of pension grabbers. such law
passed by Congress would cause every
Southern man. woman, and child TO love
and respect far more than they do now the
ensign of the Lost Cause. The action of the
Grand Army fanatic shows that the fool
killer is not attending to his business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
The Telephone In Kussis.

A French company has just obtained "A
concession from the Russian Government
for the setting up of telephone between
It. Petersburg, Moscow, Warsaw, aud Ber-
lin. The charge for using this telephone is
TO be two rubles the first minute, aud a
ruble for every minute aiter.-Pall Mall
Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
The Dear Old Soul.
A.. N..I. IInrnIl

sen atOr Dawes is dear old soul. and we
commend him as an attraction" 10 our
dime museum managers. His latest con-
yictiOn expressed in the Senate is THAT the
American labOrer would rather pay one
half cent more for tin can bearing the
stamp of the American eagle than one-half
a cent less for one bearing the stamp Of the
British lion" The good, guileless man !,
Does he not know that if this could only be
believed in birmingham the American
eagle would be stamped all over the tin
British made cans, with Hail Columbia
thrown in:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
[ VAN HOE.
WYTHE COUNTY, VA.

At the junction OF the North Carolina e,
tension and Cripple Creek extension u IA.
Norfolk and Western Railroad. great rail-
road junction, In the heart of the greai..,
mining district Of Southwest Virginia. ana
destined soon to rank with tie great indus.
trial centres Of the New south.
THE IVANHOE LAND AND IMPROVE
MENr COMPANY will offer. M pniVArl.
SALE. july IG 1890. BESIRABiEBf.f.
NESS AND DWELLING LDTs ata n aycrag.
price Of 1913. Al lots are fayombiy ioeaiot
on gently rising ground .overlooklngthch,an.
tlul Valley Of New River The exceed.
ing,y low p'i,e at "hich these lots are placed
upon the market lnsures 10 investors qulct
and large returns.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash balance
In one and two years.
Through It's excellent railroad fac.nns.
"Ivsnhoo" is placed within minimum hari
Of the enormous a posits Of Gossan iron ore
OF carroll county. and the wofd-mmoa.
limonite and mountain ores Of Cripple Creek
Valley: aud also within easy haul 81 thccs,
ebraicd Pocahontas and flattop coal lsni
coke fields.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUARRIiS are
being operated within tlc town rUT So
FURNACE of the New River Mineral Com.
pany isalre3dy in successful operation whr.
the IVANHOE IRON COMPANY. under flo
pres ldency of Mr. Jordan B.. Mott. Of the Mott
Haven Iron Works Of New York. has been nr.
gan|zod for the purpose OF erecting auolhcr
furnace Of Large capacity. lhe extension
81. l.
adjoining the Town. are already giving em.
ploymeut to a large number of mcn.
TIE INANHOE ZINC COMPANY. uIr
capital OF s5OOOOO has purchased mmon..
deposits OF exceedingly rich zinc ores. which
they are now developing, and viii soon ef0.f
several zinc furnaces.
Being the only city ON the southern cone
nccti0u Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
"lvanhoo" must become the great i..fr.nn.
ting point for the immense ore fo.I.. and
agricultural and timber distinct, of -ol,l-
west Virginia and Western aad northern
Norih Carolina.
Situated m the midst of a greet n.r.-rss.
mgdistrict and wiihina short dI,.nrroff0
southern cotton fields. no place n Virginia
possesses greater advantages for woo'en sni
cotton mills
Vast tracts OF red and white oak. chestnut.
hickory pines ami h'mI'cN. nrat hI Ni'i,
iiiN'Al tN''i'I"I'Ai 'll'"l '"iii'I'' i"i M"f-
N'lN'N- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''' ~ -" 'N'-
NHi'li''
\ $4,000 Hotel ".i pr erected 300 once.
"'i'i-"'INN' p'i'"ln--ii ''" ni''N i''.'is
VIII "e 'I''''" '' 'h ''''N ".'''
n''n- TWO '"''S''" '',' '''''' '' ''' .'''.
'iii"'l' i' "i'"i ''','' 'f
mountain I's'ii''l ''' "'I'''
h Niit' 'i''' 'i ''f'i '''''' N''' '''"' ''
one "n" 90 nan mics Cd" N'M i"N'i' ""' ''''
sc' aside jolt I"''"''' ''''-
/ lI"'i"i .".'"''ii 1000 "' '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
TOMORROW. AUGUST DIST,



Nv virtue Of iced of trust cXecn'cd by
f. boss to me rs trOsiee. dated April 2, 1899
and duly recorded, al the request OK il' uSlls-
dc,,ri.s therein secured. viii sell bY public
.nurtiOu az the Auction sales Lot OF j. II
Valentine. on Main stree, between fIeNehth
and twelfth streets In the city OF lynch-
burg. ON TOMORROW, August the u, 1870
commencing 40 10 o'clock \. NJ, the eullic
outfit of the Livery stable formerly conduct
el bv W. f. DOss AT o16 Lynch street. LINEN o
burg. Va, consisting Of eight Horses Two
fine Llndaus, a number 81 Busgles' iiiae'
Robes. TwO-hOrse Wagon, an excellent iron
safe. Office Furniture, &c., &c; also q lot Oh
Framed stalls. &c. attached To the Livery
stable above mentioned. which the purchaser
will nave the right % remove.
The Vehicles. Harness. &c. nave ieccni ~
pecu thoroughly Oycrhauled and are I'D hrst-
class condition. sale positive.
TERMS: Cash as 10 sums OF tlUO ana less
as ID amounts over 500, One-tnurth cash.
balance i'm equal payments of three ana SIX
months. evidenced 10y negotiable notes SAT
lslacioriiy end 3rsed. with interest aided.
WI. LILLE, Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

country, when sold at home and abroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

The protective tariff enables the poor
manufactures to pay the expenses of trans
porting his goods abroad and TO sell them
at lower price than he does in this coun-
try. The difference in prices due to the
tarin is paid 10y the home farmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Wilmington Journal.

We are glad to note that the japanese
have not felt the necessity Of such an insti-
tuition as Speaker Reed and that they have
not reached that enlightened period Of leg
islative acumen by which they can prove
that the greater the taxes country en-
dures the richer she is expected 10 grow; or
to that blissfiil state of economic happiness
in which other nations are supposed to pay
the taxes of the people of Japan. But how
ever this may be the fact remains that Ja-
pan has Parliament.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

A DISPATCH says that Senator Quay is
disposed to disregard the cracking of the
party whip. The trouble is Quay wants to
do all the flashing himself, and is afraid OF
his own weapon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

y. B-Will add 70 the above sale several
good Work and Driving Horses. Three Sew
Phaetoms. Three New Top Bu2gies, hrce Ne"
open Buggies, ono second-lanI Top buss9 .
no Second- hand Phaoton. one New Tobacco
Truck. ), II. NAif' J. iNI,
aul.&2O Au'Hvh'0''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

EDMUNDs' resolution on reciprocity recog-
nizes that ii is right TO admit sugar free of
duty. If such is the case, why may not
other raw material be so admitted with
equal justice TO American consumers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

QUEEN VIcToRIA's speech on proroguing
Parliament differed from some pre-
ceding ones, in that it could appropriately
and truly be published in the papers under
the head of latest foreign news.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Merely u Matter OF Figures.

The chances Of the Republican party in
Nebraska are simple matter Of figures.
Subtract the Alliance vote from the Repub-
llcan vote, and look in the soup for the Re-
publican party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

NICE-PRESIDENT WEBB, in replying 10
Powderly, said " ,'he management Of Il is
company do not deem il consistent with its
continuance and prosperity in business,
and with the discharge Of the duties it owes
to the people, to submit the propriety of its
action in the discharge of any Of its en-
ployes to arbitration" This does not look
as if there is likely to be much arbitration
between the New York Central and the
Knights of Labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

TuE Third District Democratic Conyen.
ton echoed the sentiment ofthe Democracy
OF the district. Ave are all for George"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

THE case of General Chalmers, of Mis-
sissippi, must have been pretty bad, when
even Republicans refused TO give him Nor
CAMS seat in Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

BARRILLAs is determined TO hesitate at
nothing 10 exhaust in future the treasury Of
Guatemala. His latest scheme is to resort
TO drafting foi the army. This is one of the
most fruitful bases for pension claims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Emin Pasha.
New York Star

Emin Pasha is reported as denying that
he is bound to any European nation in his
exploration, saying that he is pushing into
the interior of Africa simply as an adyen-
turer. All the same, those who wish to keep
Germany from acquiring too much territory
"A the Dark Continent will do well to have
Al eye on that guileless adyenturer Emin.
The explorer will doubtless be able to hnd
all ,he adventures that he wants, but we
venture TO say that his adventures will not
be to the disadvantage of Germany ifhe can
helm il,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

Tux law will probably arbtrate In the
matter Of the shooting done by Pinkerton
men at Albany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

FARMERS who are told how the tariff
benefits them will be edited by comparing
by the following table the prices of agricul-
tural implements, made by firm in this
nn,n.r.. .vhna sold NJ hnnn and almond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

CIVILIZED nations rejoice that Russia has
been compelled to halt in her persecution Of
che Jews. If it he true that the ROthschids
were the prime movers in the attempt upon
the Muscovite barbarism, they gave but an
other example of that unselfish generosity
towards each other which has character.
lied the race in all ages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

WHEN George ID. Wise was unseated in
nothing, at the conclusion of manly appeal
for justice, than II CO." Democracy of this
district has now said. "But he returns"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
The Great Sulker.
New York Telegram.

Senator Edmunds should retire to his own
State and climb one of its peaks. In the
thin air, where Vermont pierces the upper
atmospheric strata, he may lind that ozone
and that solitude which may enable him 10
look over the fog Of his prejudices and per-
ceiye that il Is not so much what he wants
as what his fellow-countrymen want that
should guide him in the exercise Of his high
office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

Now that Mrs. Grant and her eldest son
have expressed no objection to the removal
of General Grants remains TO Washington,
there is no reason for New York, which has
not raised a monument to him, to raise any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
EDUCATJONAf.

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL. NEAR
u ALPHABETICALLY. g.. ID. RLAtktuEn.
NJ \. Principal. l.. li0NToN. Associate iriu-
clpal NcNt scssion OPENS ~EHlEMbfE
2i. 1880. catalogue ON .plciion.
iy22-t0ctl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
No Administration Party,

There is no Administration party and
there is no anti-AdministratiOn party in
Congress today. Whatever possibilities Of
a split appear in Reciprocity and the Force
bill, the dividing line will never he drawn
as between Harrison men and anti-liarri-
son men. If personal loyalty to the Presi-
dent were a factor in any coming fight. no
matter how bitter, the prospects of that
lonely gentleman for future political happi-
ness would be much brighter than they are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

AN exchange says that "a committee
from Des Moines. Iowa, is now in Calca-
sieu parish looking for a site upon which TO
locate colony organized upon the plain
laid out by Bellamy in Looking Back
ward"
The best example of the practise Of look
ing backward is to be found at present in
the Republican party's policy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

The reiteration by the Mail and Express
that it is natural for the patriotic citizens
of Republic to be Republicans, proves one
Of two things. Either that nobody believes
the statement Of the paper or that it has no
influence except upon the latest arrivals
from abroad who cannot distinguish terms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20

THE congregation Of a New England
church sang the doXology last Sunday as
one of the deacons burned the mortgage
upon the building. Probably the farmers
of Kansas would have sung praise God
from whom all blessings flow," could they
have been able to burn the mortgages on
their farms instead of their corn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY
&AI.AENE G
The OIlea Female College in The Soa.h

The s9th Annual Session begins August
25th. 1890 Register for last year, 80. Sue-
cial fcatures:-THE DEVELOPMENT OF
HEALTH, CHARACTER, AND INTELLECT.
Buildings thoroughly rcmOdeled. Fully
equipped Preparatory. Collegiate, aud POST
Graduate Depart nents, besides hrsi-class
schools i'm MUSIC, LANGUAGES, CONNER
GAL, AND INDUSTRIAL STUDIES.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
AUCTiON Sales.--future Day.
BY J. Il. valentine. Auctioneer.

SALE OF THE ENTIRE
| Outfit OF \ VALUABLE IlNElN
STABLE ~ HE CITY OF LNNClibtk"'
NA..ut PUBLIC AUCTION,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-20
Gains In the south.

I(nlCHgO news.
The extraordinary gains Of population IN
the Southern States, as disclosed by the
census returns, have induced the KepuDll-
cans to change their programme regarding
a Congressional reapportlonment. TN inc
assumption that there would be enormous
Gains in the Northwest, and that the gains
in the Democratic states would be relatively
small. they had determined to rush reap
portionment bill through the present SEES
sion; but Mr.. POrters figures have gwen
them a most unpleasant shock, and II Is I'M
probable that they will now adhere to then
original plans. 1t appears that the south
has had general and substantial boom. IL
also appears that the states OF Alabama
West Virginia and Tennessee, where IT
was. expected that the greatest IN
crease would be found, have beer
tagging rather behind the rest of the Soutl
in the race for population. Texas ant
Georgia take the lead. On the basis OF
l5l 900. the present ratio, every southern
state. Delaware and Florida excepted, VIII
gain at least one Congressman. 1eXa'
gains 100000 in population, Alabama 5o.,
600 Arkansas $4,000, Delaware 2''VVV
Florida 100, Georgia DS,OOO, Kentucky
Do. 900. Louisiana 10000, Marylandll66,VO
Mississippi 234 900. North Carolina 2il 900
West Virginia $4,000, Tennessee 2js,OOO
and Missouri 100000 1t is very doubtful II
any such gains have been realized i'm thu
North aud Northwest, and for that reason
there will be no hurry on the part of th'
present Congress to reappOrtlon the popula
ton for Congressional purposes.
South CarolIna's Danger.
ATLANTA Constitution.
The address Of the sO-callcd straightou
Democrats, who seeded from the Demo
cratic convention at Columbia, has beeI
published, and if it is satisfactory to thos'
whom the seeding delegates represent, w
suppose that people outside the state nave
no right to complain; but the condition o
affairs which these minority delegates hav'
precipitated is important to the who'll
south. Every Southerner is interested il
the outcome of Democratic split whicl
promises to turn South Carolina over 4
negro rule.
We have examined the address Of thes
straightout Democrats with great care, 70
the purpose OF discovering, if possible,
rational reason for movement fraught wit
such serious results for the people OF Soutl
Carolina. II this reason exists, we ar
bound to say that il is not TO be found Il
the address of the straightOut Democrats
and the only conclusion which can be al
rived at by an impartial person is that tn
straightout delegates. anxious for an eNcus
TO precipitate a division in the party, seize
at last upon "A most frivolous device.
Emin Pashs.
New York Starl
Emin Pasha is reported as denying tina
he is bound to any European nation in hi
oxpIcratiou saving that he * pISnInO int
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11
IRRIGATION SURVEYS.
Progress of the Work ON the Pa,
cific slope.

Progress of the Work ON the Pa
c1fic slope.
WASHINGTON, January 10. - The
monthly report of the Irrigation Survey
has been received by the Secretary OF
the Interior, giving an account Of the
operations for November. Field work
was carried on in California, Nevada,
Colorado and Idaho, but the force is
small in comparison to that heretofore
employed in those localities. In the
California and Nevada section, the sur.
veying parties have finished the work
assigned to them. The topography of
250 square miles of Pyramid peak sheet
area in California, and Reno sheet area
in Nevada, was completed. In the Col
orado section Trinidad area has been sur
veyed, comprising loo square miles also
Twin Buttes sheet and Springfield
sheet is rapidly approaching compile
ton. The total area surveyed in Idaho
is 400 square miles. The report of the
Hydrologic division was pursued only IL
California and the Rio Grande valley,
New Mexico. In California examine
tions were made of the segregation of
irrigable land in the valley of OVENS
river. The photographed party inaug-
urated some experiments in California
for gauging rivers by means of an appa-
ratus worked from the shore. A camp
is being located on Tuolumne river.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11
BRICE,S RNIE ST.
Republicans Figuring ON Rts
Chances of Ultimate Defeat.

Republicans Figuring ON Rts
Chances of Ultimate Defeat.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 10.-The
Columbus Dispatch says this afternoon !:
Notwithstanding the fact that Brice re-
ceived the unanimous vote of the caucus,
he may be defeated for Senator, owing
to the fact that the Democrats have only
five majority on joint ballot, one of
whom ia Knapp, of Defiance, who is
now dead, and another Lawler, of Frank
lin, who is not expected to live through
the day, and three of which majo rity-
Munson, of Licking, Jounts, of Shelby,
and Smith, of Franklin-did not attend
the caucus. 1t will be readily seen that
if these three members fail to support
the nominee of the caucus, the State of
Ohio may be represented by Republi-
can in the Senate.
CHICAGO, January 10-Murat Hal
stead, on his way from Denver to Cincin-
natl, was in town today. To 3 reporter,
regarding the nomination Of Brice, he
declared that it had put the Democrats
in hole. 'It is simply q tribute to the
money power" continued the field
marshal. "HaAing so openly indorsed a
representative of such a power, how
can the Democrats ever again pose
before the country as the opponents OF
monopolists, trusts and grasping million.
aires? Brice is not an Ohioan, and his
admission to the Senate is simply giving
New York three Senator's"
Halstead did not take any stock in to-
days report from Columbus that Brice
would not be elected in gpite OF his nom
ination.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11
THE LOUIsvILLE DISASTER.
A terrible Struggle at she Exit to
the Caiss0n.

- AAoAc StruRHlo at sno &4ls ~
the Caisson.
LOUISVILLE, January 10.-Early this
morning the bodies of three of the un'
fortunate victims of the caisson accident
were recovered. The positions in which
they were found showed that desperate
struggle had taken place at the narrow
door of escape.
The resident engineers of the bridge
company expressed the opinion that
some one was evidently to blame for not
having the trap door in proper condition,
and also for the weakness of the caisson,
which resulted in leak. The time
keeper on duty yesterday afternoon says
There was nothing to be seen from the
outside to indicate what had taken
place. There was no noise, and the first
lntlmation that an accident had taken
place was when the four men appeared
at the top of the lock and shouted to the
engineer to turn in more air to keep back
the water. The engine was going at Q
great speed, and great quantity of air
was forced into the caisson, and we could
see the millions OF bubbles on the sur
face of the water, which indicated that
the air was not being confined to the
box"
Only one body was recovered up to
noon. Others in sight are wedged in
the manhole 50 that they cannot be re-