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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
SIZE MEANT BUSINESS.
The Girl Who Thought the Time Had
Come for Marriage.

Thcophilus james bunker had peen Tue
"steadv company" Of Miss Ethalinda lie
Wigs for a long time.
Tuesday night had found him at the De
Wigs domicile as regularly as Tuesday
night arrived. and every one knows that
Tuesday niQht comes on strict schedule
time.
lie arrived at and left Mt 1890, and he
bad been doing this for years without once
asking the fair Ethalinda If she would he
his or il be could be hers.
These dilatory tactics were regarded with
disfavor by Ethalinda, while the girls
parcnts hoped that each succeeding Tues
day night would report something decisive.
But it didn't.
No succeeding Tuesday night ever seemed
so succeed.
1T isn't right" said Mrs. De Wigs TO
her daughter. THE constant attentions
of Mr.. bunker discourage other young
men. who no doubt think you.are engaged.
treaty think you ought to bring him to
the point"
$50 do l." asscnted Ethslinda, but how
shall do it,
"You must hint TO him in Some way that
unless he really means 90 marry you hc
had better cease calling onyou."
Ethalinda resolved that she would, and
she was full Of that resolve last night
when Mr.. bunker called She had de
termined TO seize the lirsts opportunity the
conversation offered for tie planting Of an
effective hint. and If no opportunity
offered she had resolved 10 manufacture
one to order.
Fortune favored her. however, and it
was unnecessary for hor'to go into the op-
portunity making industry.
Mr.. ilrnker had been much interested in
the operations Of the license court and on
previous Tuesday evenings he had dropped
opinions which would have been invalua-
be 10 the Judges could they have had the
benefit o.; them
Last night, after di9ussing the weather,
Mr. bunker remarked:
"Wcll, Indy, the license court is over
OF last"
eyes, Theophilus james" the girl re-
piled. and "A close observer could have de-
tected, withOutthe aid of a chemical analy-
sis, that her tome would assay 1900 pounds
Of determination TO the ton "Nes, tho
license court is over, but the marriage
license court is still wide open
There was no mistaking her meaning
and Mr. IIunkaT did not prcteipl 10.
lie looked no her for a moment on two iu
surprised sort of "a way, and then re-
covering his self possession Dec remarked.
as he clasped Ethalinha TO his bosom and
imprinted three ply kiss on Der lips:
"Im glad you mentioned it, my love.
I'll get one Tomorrow
ttNl, t-oft t,r..,l,,-f 10 in, .rroh "a hurry.
after waiting so long replied Ethalinda.
Il shall need little time 10 prepare.
Well have it in four weeks
And they will, unless Mr.. IIunker dies
or abscOnds. louisville Courier Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

Pasteur might have been the riches. man
in the world If he had cared Tor tie COM
mercial value Of his discoveries and pro
;ected them by patents. In addition 70 his
discoveries in the prevention Of hydro
phobla he discovered the cause OF q mys-
ferrous disease among silkworms. which
threatened TO destroy the silkWorm in
dustry in France, and applied a remedy.
The wine growers Of France and Italy
complained Of their vines being slow to
mature aud the grapes 10 turn sour; Pas
tours Investigations Of the yeast germs
taught the grower how these evils could
be cured lie discovered the microbe which
propagates disease in sheep, and suggested
a remedy. These discoveries represent a
gain 20 the community OF many millions
Of dollars, but the great scientist has made
no effort To profit personally from any OF
them. Paris Letter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

John Bowie O'Rcillv, who died sunday
night. was born al pawth Castle. county
Meath. Ireland. June -. 1874. and was
therefore fOrty-siX years old at the time OF
his death. At the axe of fourteen Dc learned
tvpe-setting. and aitcrWard became re-
porter for various English journals. lie re-
turned TO ireland i'm 1868 and enlisted ~ the
Tenth hussars. tie had meantime joined
the Fenian society, and his entrance INTO
the English army WAS with the object Of
spreading disanocti0n among the lrl7h
soldiers. Ills connection with fenidhism
was discovered in 1865. His propaganda OF
revolutionary principles had been success
ful. and several Irish regiments known 10
be ready to participate in rebellion, were,
in consequence. scattered through lhc
most unhealthflu parts Of the BRUSH
possessions. O'Reilly was tried for nigh
treason and sentenced 10 Dee shoI.
rhe sentence was committed and ne
was confined in different English pris-
ons. When in DarimOor, aided by other
Irish prisoners, ne collected and buried the
scattered bones Of the French and American
prisoners OF war VINO were shot III lbl1. IN
1851 he was sent 10 Australia. He was one
of those excluded from the amnesty granted
to the political prisoners IN loi'. lie e.
capped from the western coast OF Nu~uaild
IN an open boat, WAS llchtu up "l N"el"ii
Clifford. of the American ship 6aIette. ana
landed in Philadelphia November %, 1863.
He lectured and wrote for the journals for
a time, followed the Fenian raid into
Canada in 1870, and described its incidents
for the Boston journals. The same year ne
became connected with the Boston Pilot, OF
which he was, AT the time Of his death. cdi-
tor and principal owner. lie founded The
papvrus club in Boston. lie has appeared
as a lecturer, has contributed TO periodicals.
and has published in book-iorm. songs OF
the Southern seas" O}ostOn. 1879; songs.
Legends and Ballads" (lSlN); "MoOndyue,
a novel $50; ">tatues in the Block,
.NSsD; and lin Bohemia" OsNO). Otnel
works claiming his attention in late years
have been, The County with Root an
allegory dealing with certain faults in the
American social system, "Ihe Evolution OF
straight Weapons" and the work on the
material resources Of Ireland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

The inclicicncy of uuderdrains after q
few years service viii often Dc found OIL
examination due TO filing OF the passage
way by tree roots standing somewhere
near the lire Of the tile on stoLe Some
kinds of trees are worse in this rospe,.
than Others, the elm and willow. both low
ing water, being worst OF all. Elm root.
especially viii often run three or four rods
TO the drain. and once obtaining an ol-
trance Will quickly ill 10 up Drains iu
orchards are often thus injured, though +.
not entirely clog-ed the trees may do bet
ter for holding more moisture in the sub.
soil.-Christian 40 Work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

It is the custom in some colleges foI
members of the graduating class 90 cx.
change photographs, so that each has @
complete collection of his classmates Be
fore photography was invented lithograph
were frequently exchanged, but gentle.
man of New York has discovered among
some old papers belongingto a past genera
ton very unique collection, the sill
houettes OF the senior class Of Bowdoin col
lcgc for 1921, including that Of Franklin
Pierce. They are not cut from black paper.
as is frequently done, but the prolles are
cut out Of whitepaper, which is then placed
over black. -EXchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
pROpOsALs VIII BE RECEIVED

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
4 up % 3o'clC. * D.. ". Of SATURDAY. 40
gust -. $50. TOT the q lilWln. BILLS OF
~ BEt fnr repairs to the Free bridge Of
WHITE OAK:
One hundred and tight Thousand OOS.O0Ol
feet B1AHD MtA>lHf, three l3J inches
incncs, or muNiplcs a that length, rot les
lIau tllht l-I Inches nor mOre than twelve
~ Inches wide.
-Four hundred ana twenty i20) pieces two
% iLches hy SIX 90 inches by ten 40 feet
long. All % DEE accurately sawed 10 Thick
mess, with aIl ends square, no torn edges. and
lgce nom wiud-.nHlyrs and checks and other
ifilrlOus defects, OF Aii-HtARr PINE.
Ihe following numbers and lengths Of
pieces four ca Inches thick by ten llOl inches
wide, namely: Ihiriy-nye cijl pieces slN-
teen 40 feet long, sixty go pieces eighteen
(lS) feet long, one hundred and five IO5l
pieces tw,nty-iour ga feet long. twenty-five
25l pieces twenty-siX fiGI feet long. and
Twelve ll2l pieces twenty eight (2~J leet lOyg
All tO bee accurately sawed To- thickness, with
all ends square. and Tree OF knobs, wind
shakes. nnd checks and other Injurious de-
ft cts calculated tO impair strength
Lumber 20 Doe dcilNeisdat either Richmond
or al Seventh street, Manchester. deliveries
% commence within fifteen 40 days and To
ne completed within sixty go dsys AFTER
e. piance OF BID. Payments % bee made upon
delivery Of each twenty-five thousand
10000 feet. 4 De right is reserved 20 reject
any or all bids Bids 90 bee addressed 10
T. p. CAMPBELL Chairman.
aul3.l5,lI.22 Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

Milk intended for feeding babies should
be boiled for one half hour Immediately
after il is received. IL should then be
placed In clean and closed vessel, and
allowed TO thoroughly cool before use.
Without the advice Of physician never
give the baby soothing sirups, cordials,
spirits, paregoric, etc; thousands OF chill
drcn perish annually from the use OF these
medicines Should diarrhea present it.
self, Immediately stop the administration
Of milk in any form, and send for physi-
sian at once.-Clncinnati Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
RICHMOND SEMINARY,


= HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
Yo-%GIApIE-. Thorough ID us instruc-
ton aud complete in 81 appointments. From
Kindergarten 10 COLLEGIATE department. me
elusive. Offering the very best advantages
Music Modem Language. and AT Board,
with luli fugii.h course and Latin, 800.
session begins SEPTEMBER -, $3.50. Ap-
DIV for catalogue tO the Principals or 40 inc
bookstores. jy ls-tri ,AiouNM od 90 OCT /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
ELCTRO-PLATING.
DICHNOND

pICHMOND ELECTRO-PLATING
III WOrKS =. -. EAlMONs. Manager
Gold. silver. Nickel. Brass and Bronze pm.
ting done ln the best manner and on all
kinds of metal. Old Knives, Forks, spoons.
and ali kinds OF Tableware replaied and
made 10 look Ike new Stove Castings, uar-
ness aud Carriage trimmings ofau kinds re-
plated upon short notice. special attention
given % Polishing amy kind of metal.
Works: Eleventh and Cary streets,
my2s-3m HICHMOND. VA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

The duration OF lie Of coopers is IS, of
public officers, 81: OF clergymen, 80; Of ship
wrights. s.; of hatters, "a; Of lawyers and
ropemakors, a; Of blacksmiths, 81; of mcr
chants. calico printers and physicians, 81
of butchers, 80; ofcarpenters, 10; Of masons
IS; of traders, 46; Of tailors and jewellers
44.-EXchangc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

The lofticst cathedral in the world Is
now claimed by Tim, in Wurtemburg
The last stone Of the spire has just been
laid, raising the height of the tower 10 $50
fcct-cigbteen- feet above those Of Cologne.
The builiing was commenced In lo.I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

In Carlisle, England, tall factory chin
neys arc being utilized as sewerventilators
with good results, twenty-nine now being
used. The velocity of the rising air has
been measured by Surveyor Mckic, and it
is found to be POP feet a minute ia ordi-
nary weather The owners OF the facto-
ries make TO objection 20 this use of their
chimneys, and the practice seems to meet
with general approyal-San Francisco
Arr0naut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
| VA n HOE.
WYTHB COUNTY, VA.

AZ the Junction % the North caronn1 I'D,
tension and Cripple Crock extension 0ft..
Norfolk and Western Railroad. Pc great -a.
road Junction, in the heart IL the af.at..,
mining district u Southwest Viralna. a.t
destined soon TO rank with iio great Indus.
trial centres 81 the New SOUTH
THE IVANHOE LAND AND IMPROVE
MENl COMPANY will of.g. 90 pHIltl.
SAIL. JULY lG. 1890. D. ,il,ABIENr~l.
MSS AND DWELLING LOTS 90 ana,of.,.
price OF ~e75 Al lots ore nv0ubiv located
on gently rising owe iookirgthrl.ar
tml Valley OF Sew River The exceed.
ingly low price at ~hIch these lofts are placed
upon the market insures to investor. qu..l.
and large returns.
TERMS or SALE: OUc-thiri cash. ha..n..
in one and two years.
Through its excellent mlold ncnl.
"ivsnhoo' is placed within minimum .,..
of the enormous a. posits of Go>san mon ...
of Carroll county, and the uord-nmor.
llmouito and mountain o..s OF Cnrriet rD..
Valley; and also within easy haul of ine c..
ebratcd rocanon'as ami Fiaitop coal ,anl
coke fields.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUARRiF- ar.
being operated within tho town TOE No.l
FURNACEof thc Sow River Mineral Com.
pany saiready ln .ucce>,iul operation nn..
the INANlIOE lKON COMPANY. uuI.f Odd.
presidencyof Mr. jordan g.. Mltt. Ni...
Haven Iron Works az NeN York. lls b..u .r.
gan.zed f1r the ruipasD o. erecting 1n..l..
furnace of large capacity. 1he extension
mines OF the Sew River Mineral Comrrr
adjoining Che town, afc already giving eu-
pioymcnt t0a large number of men.
TIE iNANHoE IiNC C0MPANY.nIHa
capital OF s50O0OO bias purchased mme...
deposits OF exceedingly rich 1nc ores. va.
they are now developing. ana viii soon e....
several zinc furnaces.
Being TIE only city ou tho southern ..H-
nection az the Norfolk and Western r.I
"lyanhoo' must become the great l,.r.u.
ting point for the immense ore
agricultural ami timber districts .f ~..H.
west Virginia and Western and NH..n
NoIth ClroHna.
situated pa t.e midst oi "a great u...-r..
mgdistf.ct and withina ordI,lano.0. ...
southern cotton neii,.n pac. n Virginia
possesses greater advantages loi Wou'rn 1000
cotton mills
Vast tmcIso red and white o1l. chestnut
hickory. pines aud h,mloc.. rcn. 80 hand.
furnish exceptional oprnrWntc, nf nood.
working establishments and STEAM IAN-
NEElf~.
4 $4,000 Hotel wIl he erected 40 once.
water-work., phums-ml' anl brick factory
Will he erected 100 au ealiy dlte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
Civil Service.
Now loil Times ]


Mr.. Lyman. Of the civil Service Commits
sion. in his statement before the House
Committee Yesterday, declared his belief
that single commissioner would he more
efficient than board of three. As GEN
eral principle regarding the head of any adj
ministraiiyc branch of the public service we
believe his position To be- sound, hut, a.
Commissioner Thompson stated. 1t would Ice
hardly safe 10 adopt that principle with r.
ference TO the civil Service Commission IA
the present stage Of development of the r"-
form. If il were thoroughly established and
accepted beyond assault as feature OF our
Government and II We're a mere question Of
administering the duties connected with
examinations. il would be desirable TO have
single commissioner rather than three.
That would suppose that the policy OF cX-
GLIDING party considerations in employment
i'm the classified service was supported by
all parties, without equiv vocation or evasion,
and would be guarded as matter of course
by the commissioner and the President.
Until that stage OF progress has been reach
cd there is danger that the commissioner
under any administration would be dis
posed 10 favor the party Of that administra-
ton and find means Of doing so. or. wha
| is almost as bad, he would be suspected OF
| il, and il is better for the present 10 have "A
commission upon which the minority party
may be represented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
Still TIE TESTIMONY ACGUNULA1ES
Tlig TinG il Comes from The Nutmeg Stale.
A CASE STATED BY DIR. CHARLES H. s. DAVIS
OLE NERIDEN. CONN.


p Rows about two years ago lol
the 81 ODER from he had been suffering oT "a pu W. r1p h.
a. hc BUFFALO Ii lila 49,
was ySry r1c opposed operative After using the ~ If
o place anu
passed uluV
the intervals considerable lct't
andu continued OF the Wlf uIc
constant passage of he entirely relieved OF ms ouo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
Their Two Horns.
1 Nashville American ]

It's plain, therefore, that the situation is
embarrassing and full Of difficulties. The
wisdom or unwsdom OF Mr.. Blaine's advice
has but small part in the play OF conflict
ing nations. To 20 into the campaign with
MIR. Biaine's letter doing active work for
the Democratic party, or 10 avoid this by
falling M the feet Of MIR. Blaine and con-
Tossing with cOntrition their sins, such is
the alternative placed upon the Republican
leaders In Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13


Out of a possible $50 in Congress, there
were 1914 absentcc~ the other day. and on
another day ISL. In ihe ~cuate there weic
thirty-nne roll calls in eight days on the
Tariff bill. seven Republican Senators
were absent every time, aud many other
Senators were absent at more than half the
calls. Yet these men Who persistently neg
leci business draw their pay with the most
cOmmendablc regularity. There is some
pretty loud talk of enforcing n section Of
the Revised statutes which provides for
Withholding pay during absence not caused
by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
In Canada, Too.


The color line is drawn in Canada, too. 4
respectable man, q negro clergyman, WAS
recently ordered oui OF one OF the dining
saloons Of the lnlcrc0lonial railway, owned
and operated by the Dominion Government.
The only objection 10 him was his color.
Before Ben Buttcrworth brings Canada
into the Union he should be compelled 10
give bonds to Chandler ana other guardians
of the negro race for the good behavior OF
he Canadians toward the 'colored" man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY
SALEM. y. &.


The s0th Annual Session begins August
2sth. 1890 Register for last year, 3l5. Spe-
cial faaturos.-THE DEVELOPMENT tt
HEALTH. CHARACTER, AND INTELLECT
Buuiines thoroughly romode.od. Fully
equipped Preparatory. collegiate, md Post
Graduate Departments. besides hr-t-class
schools in MUSIC. LANGUAGES, CONNER
CIAL.ANDINu USIHlAL-IUDIE~.
JOHN II. CLEWELL, Principal
aua-eol GtH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
NDuciTIOS II.
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA,


GHAEEOTTISNlL LILLE, w.
Sixty seventh session hesus oct it 'anfesin feI' ani
science Law Medicine aud Pharmacy, Civil HauitaY, Nnins
aud Mechanical Engineering Laboratory sprk 10 thesff
Physics. Biology, Anatomy, Histology fhho9 hehah'e'
tuition 10 the Literary and Scientific Courses for catalogue
aiioss - a10v.. Nu n. Ihofnon CHATHAM ofihe lalf
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
William and Mary College


Having lust closed most successful session,
peQins IT'S 10sth year on OCTOBER .. 1890.
ono hundrei and twon'y-Cighi state schol"F-
ships free Of tuition and 40 cost for board
fuel, lights and washing not To exceed $40
per month, or 500 per session. Prov ide' "a
thorough NORMAL and ACADEMIC train
Ing. Historic surroundings. Healthy climate.
Fory-cight miles from Richmond, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. send for
catalogue
LYON g.. TYLER, President.
iy1I-eOd9m WILLIAMSBURG y H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
Two Kind. of Governors.

ItOuIlef-J Ourn0l.I
The vote of the Governor Of the state was
not needed 10 achieve a Democratic tri-
umrh last week. That be Travelled so far
10 cast vote for his party WAS because be
desired 10 rcbukc the "Bourbons." who
compose the Republican party of Kentucky.
and 10 protest against the course Of That
party i'm the National councils. The rank
Tile ofthe Democratic party were animated
hy the same spirit that prompted Governor
Ruckuer 10 travel so far % vote. They
turned out 10 record their protest against
the Mckinley hil of ahominations and the
Lodge hill, and the whole tendency OF the
Republican party in the direction OF I'M
republican measures.
That a Governor who travels Loo miles
10 vote deserves well Of his party and of his
state Will be readily admitted: but that be-
deserves to be Governor of bigger state
than kentucky is a statement that does
not commend itself 10 kentuckians. who
are beyond question "BOurb0ns" enough To
believe that 10 be Governor of kentucky by
the tree choice OF "a majority Of its people il
a far greater honor than to be Governor of
the bigger state Of Pennsylvania by the
grace OF Dos, quay. The honor of govern
ing State is not 90 DE measured by the
area OF state on the number of III inhabi.
fauts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
.HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
VIRGIN

For tire higher education OF YOUNG La
DIES. equipped at q cost of elZOOoo. employs
- officers and teachers, T 81 whom are mar
urofrssors an both American and European
trsining. Languages. Literature Sclehcr'
an. Music. Execution, &C.. nre lilghi uhutl
best standards For nearly bar century TX
has commanded public confidence WIthoul
distinction of religious beliefs. one thou
sand two hundred feet above sea leyeland
surrounded hv picturesque mountain seem
cry. d enjoys the further advantages % nih-
cral waters and braciu- mountain cuinat'.
Attendance last session 2OH nom eighteen
states. ihe f0ttf-elEhrh session VIII open
.Seutember l.. pOst0hicc and station. hoi-
Inns Na. tliA~ II. COOKE.
lr o. nltr.GAr nusunos Mllagnr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13

Dr. Newman had long outlyed. not only
the controversies that .ra gcd around his
change Of allegiance forty-iiye years ago,
bul all tine ntlgonisms they had left be-
hind. The sincerity oI bis purpose. the
spirituality Of his mind. and the holiness Of
his life earned the resect Of all, ana though
mis- career was practically ended many
wears ago. the news Of his death Will recall
attention 20 one of the famous Englishmcn
of the nineteenth century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
NOV York Tribune.l

The life Of Newman Illustrated the doe
trincs in which be- puts faith. Ia severe
and serene simplicity tine Brompton ora
tory is "a model for like establishments. and
by none of the order dwelling there were
its rules more rigidy observed than by the
one who had attained the ecclesiastical
rank next to The highest.
II was natural that the iclose of sucl
q life as Cardinal NeWman's should De
calm and blissfl. Hy him tine foreordaiued
end, LONG postponed, was welcomed as
Dear. Dcautcous death. jewel ofthe just
TO him. as 10 am infant. it "came witt
friendly care" taking 20 Immortality d
stainless spirit and leaving among men
"A name thai will long be al incentive tOpur,
thoughts and good works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
Capital Punishment.
New Orleans states.

Whatever sentence is passed on crimi-
nais the efficacy lies more in the GER
tainty than in the character Of the punish
meni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-13
Nothing Left to Watch.

New Orleans Times Democrat
The "watchdOg" OF the Treasury has,
like the Moor in the play, found his occupa-
ton gone.