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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

Private adyice- have been received from
WASHINGTON saving that the Nicaragua
Canal instruction Company has purchased
t,. ~la.m outfit al Colon, consisting ~
seven dredgcs. fifteen lighters. and large
,uautifr of tools. machinery and supplies.
These will AN be removed at once % trey
town. Tai. government under the
present administration, being in iuil
symnathv with the canal enterprise
has sent the Near-arge Co Colon
10 stand guard during tine transfer and Tee
mOyal OF the dredges and other property
Chief-Engmeer Mcu0cal H. now at Grey
town. and will -uperntend the work with
~layin's great dr"dgcs. At the headquar-
ters of the Central American Improvement
COMPANY In this city tine officers are san
guine of securing contracts for digging the
western section of the canal They have
had engineers inspect the ground, ana VIII
Doe able To- put in a close bid. The work Is
soon 10 be begun also ON the railway that
parallels the canal.-New York Tribune.
The Wall-Street News. speaking 10 the
same subject, says: people Identified with
fine Nicaragua Canal Construction Com
many received "A good many congratulations
Yesterday upon the fact that the company
had secured the very extensive plant OF the
American Contract and Dredging Company.
This plant did t.e greatest part OF the cilec-
tive work upon the Panama canal. Three
of the dredges eNcayated an average OF
10000 cubic metres per month. and one
machine eXcayated ~ ono metres i'm one
month. The plant is to Dee taken at once %
GrcytOwn ard used i'm harbOr dredging and
i'm cxcayating the first ten miles OF the
canal from the mouth TO the first lock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

II is now definitely arranged that Prince
Edward Of SaXe-Weimar shall hand over
the duties Of MS command in Ireland ut the
end Of September, and that Lord WOlseley
shall take over the appointment on the lst
Of Oct0Der for the period Of five years,
with the understanding that his ac-
ceptance of employment shall not in
lure his chances Of obtaining COM
mand in the field should anything happen
10 involve Us in war either in Europe or
elsewhere. The General made this Il con-
diti0n. and the secretary Of state for War
willing conceded the point, although he init
mated that he could not bind himself to say
ing that Lord Wolseley would le selected
for command under the conditions indi-
Gated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
TILE FARMERS, Alliance.

The State Convention Of the Farmers
Alliance Of Virginia opened auspiciously
at Lynchburg, with representatives from
every county but one, of thirty thousand
men who wrest a living from the soil
Though every one, possibly, may not agree
with all the details OF the opening address
Of President q. T. Barbee, it reflected the
conservatism which has always char
acterized the farmers OF Virginia.
Every one will concede that the
farmers themselves know their needs
better than anyone else. But every
right-thinking man. even though he may
have no practical experience in agricul-
ture, recognizes that upon the farmer falls
some OF the heaviest burdens resulting
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of public affairs.
While, since the war, taxes have steadily
increased, the profits and values Of agri-
culture have steadily decreased. Thus the
farmers have been crippled in both legs
and the farmer more than anyone else in
the community. Thinking men as the. are,
the farmers are determined 10 assert them
selves and save themselves from the general
ruin which il exemplihed by the deserted
farms OF New England, the men Of Kansas
compelled 20 burn their corn for fuel, and
the mortgages upon some Of the most fertile
fields oifennsylyania. Mr.. Barbee urged
the convention 10 bring forward platform
that will show to the powers at Washing
ton that the farmers intend to demand and
have such legislation as will do justice to
the farmers and other toilers. That plat
form the people Of Virginia, and in fact Of
the whole country, will read with interest
Whateyerdhe platform may be- the farmers
may rest assured that IL will have no ipilu-
ence upon the present powers at Washing
ton. They are party whose whole
career has proved that their main aim
10 ID pcrpetliate themselves In power by any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
gyAL ESTATE BUSINESS.


AZ the junction % the Norm Carolina OK
tension aud Cripple Creek extension 81 Che
Norfolk and Western Railroad. a great rail
road junction, IN the heart 81 The greatest
mining district ~ Southwest Virginia, and
destined soon to rank with the great indus
trial centres 81 the New south.
THE IyANIIOE LAND AND IMPROVE.
MINT COMPANY will offer, at PRIVATE
SALE, JULY 10. 1890. DESIRABLE Bl~I-
MISS AND DWELLING LOTS at an average
price Of ~e55 Al lots are favombly loeaic,f
ON gently risnggf0und overlooking the beau
uml Valley Of New River. The exceeds
lneiy low price 20 ~hlch these lots are placed
upon the market iusurcs 20 investors quics
and large returns.
Terms or SALE: OneThird cash balance
in one and two years.
Through It's excellent milr0ld facilities.
"Ivsnh0c" Is placed within minimum hau
az the enormous d posils OF Go,san iron or.
Of Carroll county. and the world-mmous
limonite and mountain ores of Cripple Greek
Valley and also within easy haul of the cei
cbraied Pocahontas and Faitop coal .and
coke fields
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QCAHRlfS afo
being operated within tnc town. THE $50. .
Ft'HNACE OF the Sew RIVER Mineral Come
pany isalreadv unsuccessful operation. while
the IVANHOE IRoN COMPANY. under the
presidcncyof Mr. Jordan g.. Mott. of uie MOTT
Haven Iron Works Of New York. has hcoB 1r
eanizod for Che purpose of erecting ann. H'r
furnace of large opacity. doe extension
mines of the Sew River Mineral C1mpaH.
attaining the town. arc already rlYlug fNI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
Keeping the Wedge Creased.

Under what circumstances .will the next
convention OF the Democratic rarty meet in
North Carolina! Are there lines Of cleavage.
and If SO. what direction will they take
We confess Ia "A conviction that such lines
exist. and that wisdom and moderation are
essential To prevent split tnat may be
fraught with harm 10 the good people of the
State. The thin edge Of the wedge has al
ready been applied-an in time blows viii
fall 10 drive IL home. For our part. We
shall seek to keep the wedge we'll CREASED,
so that ii may bound out--and not make an
entrance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
Evils of the Lottery.
frommprcial Hullptin.l

In passing the anti-Lottery bill, the House
has justified expectations, and it is TO be
boped have a bill so secure and water
tight that no leakages in favor Of the lot
terry are possible. 1t is difficult to suppress
habit like that of gambling. When it APP
pears in any form. But it is more wide
spread and disastrous when, in the shape
Of "policy playing" it peryades with IFS
communicating virus the body Of that part
of the community which is dependent on
small returns of labor, and who find II easy
to make petty investments in lottery tick
cts. lured on by the unfading hope that for
tune will some day favor them. The evil
i'm money and character. and the temrta-
ton to small thefts are among the more de-
moralizing influences of this craze for luck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

ANOTHER man takes his place on the SIDE
of honor in Virginia This time it is Mr.
c. W. Hollis, commissioner of revenue at
Winchester and one Of the most influential
men in his section. 1t would do well for all
white men TO follow his example which he
sets in his card: Il have for some years
been associated with and in full sympathy
with the Republican party, but cannot see
how any Southern man can longer remain
in political utilization with party which
has so manifested its sectional hate as to
mt upon the South the Infamous prOyis-
ions OF the Lodge Force bill. /, therefore,
from this time forth renOunce all allegiance
to the Republican party, and will act with
the Democratic party in its desire to main
tain and protect alike the rights Of all the
people Of the country and to resist tyranny
and wrong. no matter from what source
they come"
THE print cloth mills We're shut down on
Monday. in the North, in order to curtail
production. That is the way the Boston
Commercial Bulletin puts it. That means,
of course. curtallment of the means OF liy-
ing of thousands of operatives, and that
means less demand for agricultural pro-
ducts. and less income for the farmers.
This protective tariff must be called protec-
tive because il does not protect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
satan Rebuking Sin.

President Harrison. of all men, should be
the last one to demand the passage OF the
Force bill to ensure an honest election. as
he. by the statements OF members Of his
own party. was elected by fraud and cor
ruption. His call for the Force bill is like
satan rebuking sin. He has less influence
with the members OF his government than
any President that has occupied the office.
WHY is this? DO the members of his gov
eminent recognize the fact that he is not
the lawful President Of the country and
treat him accordingly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

BEFORE the harmony prevailing among
Republicans in Congress that attributed 10
the famous Kilkenny cats pales into insig-
nifcancc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
4 Costly Session.
philadelphia Telegraph. ]

1t is impossible 10 conceive Of such a
monumental blunder on the part of the
members OF the senate who so clearly I'M
derstand their duty as to be driven from the
position taken after mature celebration,
simply at the command ola few tyrannical
but bailled spirits, whose course in this
matter is nothing less than the demoraliI-
ing principle ofrule or ruin. There should
he no further pOstpOncment Of a final de-
cisiOn. This session Of Congress has cost
the country quite enough. 1t has cost the
Republican party enough. Let Republican
Senators disregard the senseless clamor
that has been raised, definitely throw aside
this election bill. fix an early date for
voting on the Tariff bill, amend that mea-
sure in accordance with true Republican
and protective policy, and pass 1t before
another Fortnight goes by.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

THE Philadelphia Telegraph asks where
were the twelve Republicans who. failed TO
vote on the Quay resolution regarding the
Force bill. They were, perhaps, taking
drink with those Democrats whose absence
from the House while they were in the con-
gressional bar made the Force bill possible
legislation for the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

\ WRITER in the Nineteenth Centur!
ventures the statement that the people OF
Australia are more inclined 10 the govern
ment Of the United States than TO that of
England. They evidently think that should
the programme of the Republican party be
carried cut the United States will become
an absolute monarchy sooner than Eng
land will.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
ThrobbiDg with Fire.
New York sun.

The election of Democratic House OF
Representatives in November. 1890 will do
a thousand times more to Kill the Force bill
than any amount Of eXultation over its re-
cent knock-down. The little manUuyre of
Senator Quay. which has led 50 quickly 10
this expression Of qualification on the part
of various Democratic journals, was not the
act Of an innocent Samaritan TO sOOthe and
remove Democratic anxiety. The Force bill
was turned down as the practical device OF
an extremely able politician to prevent pre-
cisoly the occurrence which would finally
fall upon it with the most crushing force
the election this fall Of a Democratic ma
iority in the next House Of Representatives.
Until that rebuke is visited upon the Re
publican party, the Force bill throbs with
the fire Of unfinished youth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
Plumb as an Angel.
f\eU York Telegram. l

Here are two specific acts Of heresy that
drop senator Plumb fathOms below the re-
demptiOn line. He not only puts in good
word for the consumer" but he boldly
asserts that the producer must take some
chances in the country in which he lives.
The consumer. part of his offence might
possibly be condoned, but his case is hope
less when he dares 10 turn the cOddled pro
Queer out in the thorDy byways 10 scratch
for an honest livelihood like the rest of the
human race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

MANAGING EDITOR BELDEN, of the Re
publican party, has rather an unruly STAFF.
But few Of its members have seen nj to
carry out his orders about the Force bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

NEW WORKERS having failed To raise
anything else in memory Of General Grant,
lind consolation In raising howl at the
proposition % remove his remains 10 Wash
ington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

ABOUT twenty years ago Proctor Knott
asked, "Where is Duluthy' He was en-
abled 10 discover IL last week, when royal
reception was given him by 1.-THE zenith
city OF the unsalted seas"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

FROM all accounts blaine IL throwing
such shadow over Republican Legislation
that it is possible Us rcnunibri may save
him from sunstroke In future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

II THE brick manufacturers carry out
their plan of boycott against New York,
Brooklyn, and Jersey City, what will the
inhabitants OF those cities substitute for
the brick in their hats!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

THE presen. attitude of the Republican
patty towards the Force bill Is that OF 'he
man who is freed by his own watchdog
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

REED and his minions seem to have lost
all selfrespect and ideas of decency in
legislation. Their last piece of impertinence
is petition now being circulated for sig
natures in the House, urging the Senate to
pass the Force bill. Desperation nos only
makes men blind, but brings them to the
brink of idiocy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
lAnanta Constitution. !
General Gordon.
a. NH.r- Ug.gIl .

We are glad TO do General Gordon the
Justice TO say that since the war no SOUTH
ern certainly none of similar renown
i'm the Confederate seryice-has done more
TO bring about the best relations between
the sections. IT seemed 10 us as we read
his approval Of the feyerous invective OF t1se
Atlanta editorial llotspur as if he had al
lowed political eXigences TO put him at the
head Of the extreme irreconcilable moss.
back Southern element, which, as General
Grant remarked, was passionately in favor
Of hostilities. but did not get warmed up to
the fighting pitch until the war was over:
to make him a Bourbon tre-brand instead
of a statesman, who, while remembering
the sacrifices and glory of the struggle, had
applied its lessons for the benefit OF his
people. 1t is pleasure to know that Gen
erai Gordon dsav6ws all sympathy and as
ISOLATION with the perieryid iire-eaters in
the south. lie holds too proud n place in
history and has too noble work to do to
be seducod into such a miserable alliance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
I,TGARSi CIGARS lCIGARS .

" IOBACCOl TOBACCO! IOBA'tIO ,,ro
ofCT,;HR~ and sale Of sEED-LEAF TOBiASO-
20 / ann in "a position 10 offer the trade me
of Cigars and seed Leaf at prices stisiaV,9s
ana my br. nd OF Chewing Tobacco, ia -
WGonfS BE-r,' hasa big run. Dealers wouIu
do vel 10 examine my stock before DuyinH'
wv ! 4. GATEH OOp.
Dealer I'm Groceries, Tobacco, ana Clgaia'
nc Il6 east Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
The burdens of Farmers.

Senator Plumb says Senator Higgins will
have great difficulty in justifying increased
burdens on the farmers on the ground That
this agricultural depression will last only "A
wear or two. The farmers ought TO he will
ling to bear even greater burdens for the
pleasure of paying pensions and of reim-
bursting the tat friers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS
L United states Engineers once. No. 2l36
avenue, Washington, H. c.,
July ~. ls9O.-Sea led proposals. In tripllcate,
viii be received at this Oflire. until IL NJ. on
SAIi kDAl, ADJUSTED. $500. for furnishing
and delivering Il Fort Monroe, Va, about
| 500 cubic yards OF iIP-RAP ~rONt and
about 10000 bushcIa of OYSTER SHELLS.
The attention ct bidders Is invited Ia the Acts
OF rOngr, - approved February %. isS5, aud
February -, u.s.. volume 20, page 3B2 a
volume ~ page ~ l. Statutes at Large. For
speciiica' iOas ana fnr her Information apply
to this Office. il.fERC. HAfN-. IieuteD;lni
CO Oh } Engineers. jy;li aui.2 = -, 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
,rrANIFn no SELL STOCK on

W GO1p~ M "a live and growing country
town sales laee and Increasing. WI seq
separately, # preferred me III, c.,o
he continued iu the same building in "a room
s,nor,,tr nom the Itfy Goods address MEX
+, HAM. care oil THr TINS ompnny, n,h-
fll.LLI 4 uNl'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
Current Comments CuIled From the Lead
ing Papers Of the Country.
Neu Work Times

The tremendous power OF the Republican
machine and IFS "bO-scs' In Pennsylvania
is due 20 the fact that II has allied win IL
the great combinations of capital that con-
troll the employment Of thousands OF LABOR
ers. and that, 10 large degree. these COM
binations control the votes Of the wOrklnen.
ais he a fireman. il IS asked IN ihis al
drcss to the Democratic societies, 'who
approaches the polls in fear OF announcer AT
the one supreme moment IN the year "nen
his will is 10 be made potential 10y his Note'
Is ne n freeman who, when he comes to de-
posit his ballot, must pause to consider
whether or not an honest vote VIII cost
him bread and home. and, casting his IAN,
ily into the road, make him, instead
of n respectable la1orer, wanderer III
search of work. luder the present sys-
tenn of voting in Pennsylvania il is impos-
slble for the suffrage to he frecs so long as
there are motives for coercion, for no man
can cast his ballot secretly. 1t is TACT
not only that the great employers OF laDor
are wont 10 compel their workmen 10 vote
under their order on pain OF losing their EN-
ployheni. but that system of corrupt vote
bnyino also prevails. which would be de-
stroyed by n secret ballot. These evils are
subyersiye of freedom and destructive OF the
very principle of free government. and their
remedy is more important than all other
issues. and can alone furnish the means iOr
rightly settling other issues.
Foreign Consumption of Cotton.
ATLANTA Constitution.
Mr.. Ellison's cotton figures, brought
down to the LIST OF August, are very inter
cs,ing. They show the actual takings OF
summers in Treat Britain and on the CONT
nent. For 1889 80, the spinners of Great
Britain took 2,935,000 bales, and those OF
the continent took 100000. making total
of 6. lO5. 900. For 1SSS'S9 the spinners OF
Great Britain took 2,S35.0Oo, and those OF
the continent 3,4l5.OO0. making total OF
CPS. 900. The weekly consumption Is now
lGl 900 bales Of four hundred pounds each,
against l5l 900 bales Of like weight, at the
corresponding time last year
All this goes to show that the increased
crops of the south hardly keep pace win
the increased consumption. The outlook l.
very promising for the farmers, and If lille
Ultimate speculation doesn't interfere, they
ought to receive remuneratve prices Tor
the crop that is Just beginning to come into
market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

WANrEra5A ,1'd idUH ,rn Teach i0 the usual
FnoIish branches. Latin, and Music, salary
no object. but a pleasant home desired ne
9..'t .r e., uu dim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

NOTICE WILL Bt A
~ meeting Of the Niochho.d'i' "i N.
Tnronren Railway signal omUauy 20 TO
O'Clock Tit RSDAN, August 2e. l-'p, 1913 ine
of Commerce iu Richmond "a.
iv27-im W. j.. JOHNSON. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

yzrANTED Isl 5O) CASH FOR FUEL;
w I'm order to gain space In my yard III
deliver YOU n half cord OF seasoned iohg lIue
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

DOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.
uUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

y
EASY WAY TO BUY y HOME.
iots0us who want 10 buy homes ON monthly
PAYMENTS are invited 10 make comparison
ofcosts ln the HONE BUILDING COMPANY
with those i'm any other similar institution.
RATE OF INTEREST ON BASIS OF PER
CENT. WHICH Is THE CHEAP
EST is THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA
II Will pay yor well 20 thoroughly MORN
yourself before making application in amy
other company.
so MORE UNREpEEMED STOCK VIII Doc
sold. So loans made ON property llcaied
more than five miles from Richmond
j.. Z. CATIIN. cashier.
JH CAPERS. President
DIRECTORS.
l.. Il. MORRIS. e. y. MEREDITH.
CLAY DREwKY. e.. T.. WINGO,
THOMAS -. Newell. Jos. W. CARTER.
joins T.. RosE. l.. ". GATES
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
Some Effects.
Washington Critic.l

The late election in Alabama was good
deal of "A shower. The Democratic majority
has gone up into the nelghborhood OF
100, 200, and may reach that figure. a little
more Force bill folly will make the south as
solid as the hills. and little more Mckin-
ley wickedness will leave the Republicans
no fOOthold at the North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
CREAM OF THE PRESS.

WAS Rossdeiicber murdered, anyhow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
Corn and stones.
lCourier-Journal.l

The petriiied corn-iield IN tennessee
should inspire farmers with hope. II
enough fields In the West could be turned
into stone, the corn crop would presently he
sufficiently reduced TO lit the home market.
How To Let Them Out of n Bad FIX.
cleveland Plain Dealer.l
There is prospect OF an interesting time In
the senate this week unless the Force-hill
senators surrender and let their anti-force
hill colleagues bind them by caucus de-
cree to submit N the Will Of the majority
That would let them out OF the bad hole IN
which they are now helplessly kicking
about.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

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