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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

The Fourth Of July will be observed thi'
year by divine service in old II. Johns
Church, at 10 \. NJ. Rev. DR.. Landrum
pastor Of the Second Baptist, will deliver
an address. and exercises appropriate q
the occasion will be conducted. Most Of
the city clergy will oiIlciate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

G.. :. ELLIS, SECRETARY,
ie22, Pops &iyt 81 WALL STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
Two Services.

Religious services viii be conducted a:
the almshouse tomorrow afternoon, at
O'clock, by Rev. h. 4. 1ydeman..
Services viii also be held at the Soldiers
Home, at II O'Clock, by Rev, G.f Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

Resolved, That in the death Of the Honor
able Edward Henry filzhugh. our profess
ion has lost one Of its greatest ornaments,
the State one OF her ablest and purest
mrsts, and our city an officer who had won
not only the confidence, but the affection Of
her people.
Resolved. that we tender TO the bereayed
family of our deceased friend and brother
our tenderest sympathies in a loss which
we feel 10 be personal TO ourselves.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceed
! ings be sent to- the family Of the deceased,
that the Virginia Law Journal and city pa
pers be requested 10 copy them, aud the
several courts which sit in this city, state
and Federal, he requested to spread them
upon their records.
Resolved, That the chairman Of this meet
| ing designate some member of the bar for
each Of the said courts who shall announce
the death Of Judge Fitzhugh and present
these resolutions.
Mr.. Henry made brief address in pre-
senting the resolutions.
Enlogistic ana eloquent remarks were
made by judge Joseph Christian, Judge h..
X. Wexford. Judge John +. Lay, Judge T..
+. Fauntleroy add Robert stegar.
The resolutions were adopted, and the
meeting, after agreeing to attend the funeral
in body, adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

Ladies will lind the Plummer Bromine
Arsenic Water just the TJnic-Alteratiye
needed to clear up the complexion, give
tone to the stomach aud make pure the
Blood, at Owens & Minor Drug Co.'s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

Feathers are the proper things for the sea-
side or mountains, have your old ones
cleaned or colored and curled at No. 2lj
east Broad street, second floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
Marriage License .

Tie sierk OF the Musings Court yesterday
Issued maujage licenses TO the following
Mckinney, and louise Powell and Julius
Lichberg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
ADJUSTMENT OF
THU: VIRGINIA DEBT

The undersigned Bondholders' Committee
having undertaken to bring abont an imme-
date settlement of the above debt, the "Con-
soils" and "Ten-Forty' Bonds, Coupons. and
other unsettled obligations Of Virginia may
be deposited with either Of the following
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
STATE oF THERMOMETERS.
nAEIsE INrsLLlGEsCK.

sun rises.~.....-...4;52 Moon scts. l.37 A. n
sun sets..............7:3t Da5 'sIsngih ian f1re
FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE * ia,
PREDICTED TINE fSIANDAkDl oF
Hl6H TIDE AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

FITs.-All Fits stopped free by Dr.
RliAc's treat Nerve KeSt0rer. No lit
after first days use. Marvellous CURES
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free 70 Fit
cases. Send 10 lJr. Kline. 93l Arch street.
PhilaIelnhia pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
A. tneY CONTAIN
Ann,snr This Oue.fion,

no mercury they can be taken by children
and most delicate ladies' with toe creates
benefit We mean DIR. Dayid's Liy Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

be said in praise Of them for they are the
only thing that relieve me w-len suffering
with Dyspepiic Collie, says one, Of DIR.
Dayids Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
ROBERT HILL. JR

Reh rring 70 the above. We desire 10 ex.
press our thanks 10 The many friends WA ,
rave 80 literally patron.zsd us Or the paet
hNe years, ana respectfully ask continuance
Oh TIE same Tor the new concern.
le2s-ol ROWE BROTHERS..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

Do YOU wan, an absolute blood purifier
1t is found only in A. Il. {. Alternative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
lie sure To- Get

the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Lini-
menl II you suiier with Rheumatism, Pains
in the Joints, Muscles or Leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE o..
WANTS

I WISH TO EMPLOY 4 FEW La
4 dies on salary. 20 take charge OF my lusi-
ness al their homes. entirely unobicct'on-
able light very fascinating and hcaithml .
no talking required permanent position .
wages SO per week. Good pay ur pant
time. My references include some OF tne
hest well known people OF Louisville. q Dc
cinnau. Pittsbufg, and elsewhere. Andres
with stamp, Mrs. NATION WALklN
Fourth and Chestnut streets, Louisville. hY
wed sat. 6m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

New aud handsome bath house, with the
water from the celebrated Rawley Springs,
and handsome new sleiN piano are among
the attractions at Rawlcy this season,
thiriy-seyen visitors are already mere.
j. WATKINS LEE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
LAST DAY.
RICHMOND. June. %. 1890

To-day will be your last chance to
take advantage of the GRE ST
GIVE-AWAY SALE. in which
everybody who purchases a dollar q
worth of goods OF any description in
our store receives one OF those BEAU
TIFUL IMPORTED MEDINA
WHITE CHIP SHADE HATS.
And never has the opportunity been
before presented of buying seasonatle
goods at such reduced prices. This has
been banner week with US "a BON a
Eide BARGAIN SALE. We
never had such a rush before.
In addition to other bargains. we
shall make 4 SPECIAL CUT To-
DAY ON TRIMMED MILL
merry. The orders ia our work.
rooms for trimmed hats are so heavy
that we would rather sell what we al
ready have in stock at big reduction,
ia order t. give our milliners time 10
catch up with their work
BY all means, do not mis- the chance
to obtain one Of those loyely Medina
Chip Hats Free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
VINO PAYS rORIT.

This special cauyassing by the Chamber
Of Commerce viii cost about $500. and will
be borne by the chamber. .'When l frs.
thought OF the plan" said Mr.. Witty. "
went 20 Colonel Purcell. our president. and
got permission 10 spend $3.50. The colortd
men get Sl.2J day, and Mr.. Beech, the
school principal, under whose charge they
are working, will have 10 be paid. and then
Mr. Chataigue and his assistants will Ie
quire remuneration. so that altogether the
cost will be about 5000. But it will be-
worth thousands Of dollars 10 the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28
Pilosi PiIesi Itching PiIesi

Can be and is daily cured by DR.. Dawds
Liver Pills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

Sick Headache

Yes, this is what DR.. Dlyid's Liver Pills
do, and every body praises them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

DILDOcl REAIGS'
Central Trust Company
OF NEW YORK
Brown, Shipley ~ Co.
OF LONDON
The Mercantile Trust ~ Deposit
Co. OF BALTIMORE
The Planters National Bank
OF RICHMOND
Either Depository will issue its negoti-
able Trus5 Certificates on and after July
I. 1890. for deposits of
"Consols" with coupon Of July 1. 80, and
subsequent coupons attached.
Prior Coupons.
"Ten-Fortlcs" with coupons ofJuly l, 80
and subsequent coupons at
tached.
Prior Coupons.
"Pealers" with coupons of July l. go
aud subsequent coupons at
tachcd.
Prior Coupons.
"Old Bonds" dollar aud sterling. with
coupon Of July 1, 30. and sub
sequcnt coupons attached.
Prior Coupons.
And for all other obligations nnder agree
ment dated May II, 1890. providing
l. That any plan Of settlement proposed
by the committee shall be submitted 20, and
be UNANIMOUSLY approved and recommended
by an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-28

Some Of the enumerators did their work
well, there's no denying that. But others
were sl0yenly and some really have not fin
ished and sent in their reports yet. The trout
bic was that there was no head here. over
fifty men started out 10 do something they
knew nothing about and with only written
instructions. or course mistakes occurred.
They couldn't be helped hardly. Many a
house visited was found closed and the cen
sus taker forgot 10 return sometimes.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
AN IMPORTANT TEST.
The First Bcsscmer steel Plant in the
South Will be Put in Operation
March LIST.
GREAT INTEREST AROUSED.

JOHNSON CITY. Dec down in Carnegie
addition. nearly two miles from the bust
ness center. the stack of the Carnegie Iron
Companies furnace points hcavcnwards
aud can be seen from the hilltopS for
MANY miles around The ewes of the iron
making world are on that same stack
/ The stack has been completed for some
time and the stoves are nearly finished
! The boilers are in place and the stock
house is in course Reconstruction. English
iron masters, PENNSYLVANIA iron barons.
and the iron kings Of Chicago. Cleveland,
St Louis. and OF Alabama, are watching
the progress OF the Carnegie furnace with
the deepest interest. The very day the
torch is applied TO the first charge marks
a revolution in the iron and steel making
business in America How so1n that will
he we can relate not later than March ST
1t will lie the first strictly Bcsscmcr pro-
ducing furnace to 20 into blast in all this
great area of future steel production. and
the first to use Cranberry ore in any con-
siderable quantity. The first run will
he examined by thousands OF experts
and il success is assured there will he Il
rush of iron masters to this section. the
like OF which has never been known. 1t
is left to the Carnegie Iron Company TO
make The crucial test of Cranberry ores
-, nt
BcSScmcr pig ut the rate of l25 tons per
lay ~ the Cranberry Iron Company is
making in IL small way. then blast turna-
ccS will he as numerous in the Watanga
valley a. they are in the vicinity OF Shcl-
field and Birmingham. England. There
is little doubt OF the complete success of
the undertaking. All parts of the great
plant have been constructed of the best
materials 10 be had. put together as only
first class artisans can do it. The best
quality of pocahontas coke will he used
in the beginning and with a manager vino
thoroughly understands working rctrac-
tory ores and the Cranberry ore is rcirac-
tory. success is assured.
The Cranberry Iron Company has been
running Il small furnace on coke fuel for
several months and have been able TO
produce i quality of pig that sells in
Pitt>burg, at SIS per Ton, all charges
paid. No other furnace in the country
gets the figures by several dollars.
Mr. H. ". Hargravcs, superintendent
of the plant. realizing the Importance at
tachcd for reasons herein stated. is lcav-
ing nothing undonc that will add 10 the
success of the undertaking. and il the
application of aIi known principles will
make first quality Bcs>cmer steel o. Gram
berry ore and Pocahontas fuel, he will
/ make it
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
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PROF. kOCiI'S CURE.
900 Foreign Doctors in Berlin Hoping
To Learn all About ii.

BERLIN, Dee. J.-one Of the hospitals in
this cifv has already refused the applica-
tons OF 400 physicians who have come
here to study the Koch method of treat
ment, on the ground that ii is impractica-
bic 10 instruct successfully the large num-
Ler OF those who desire to study the
method.
Already a.Jo0 foreign doctors have ar
rived here Tor the purpose Of informing
themselves regarding the treatment.
Prof. Koch has been elected an hon
orary member OF the society for the pres
cryat;on Of the public health
Dr. kocllcr, chief OF The Charity Hos
pi,al here, while admitting that marvel
loas effects have been produced by the
injection OF Prof. koch's curative lymph,
declares that Is yet there has been no
certain experience OF the lasting nature
of :. cure.
DR.. koolcr says. however, that the
lymph aas proved Indispensable in dag
nosing cases III which there VAS doubt of
the cxistence of tuberculosis.
The Frcisinnigc Zeituns learns that
Prof koch's researches loohng to cure
for diphthcra have reached an advanced
stage
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
PARNELI.'S SCHEME.
His Agents Actively ut Work on Irish
Constituencies.

LONDON, Dec :,-Thc crowds around the
Parliament buildings to-day were unprc-
ccdcntcd. crowds OF members and others
gathering outside The halls in the vicinity
of the room where the nationaliSts were
in session. eagerly waiting for some indi-
cation of the result OF the meeting.
Every ontcOmer was bcScigcd by 4 crowd
of curious fellow members and speedily
pumped dry of all the information he
possessed. The reporters OF all the
London and provincial papers were on
hand, hui were obliged to cool their heels
in the corridor. the debate in the GIcctinG
room being secret. except rs to the repre-
sentative Of one favored Irish paper. The
speakers voices could be frequently heard
outside rs the orators warmed NJ to the
attack and defense. and the bursts nj APP
plausc were plainly audible in the House
of Commons. Mr.. Parncll seemed to-day
to have thrown OIL his usual mask of un-
S0ciability and reserve and chattcd gayly
with his supporters. even indulgim" in the
unwonted luxury Of an occasional Joke as
lie sat at luncheon with few ot his faith
iul adhcrcnis. During the debate those
outside plainly heard Mr.. Sexton shout
angrily in response to Il remark OF Mr..
Parncll: I'VE are your comrades. moi your
slaves. 1t is surmised by those familiar
with Mr.. Parncll'S methods that he has
been frying to delay matters IL much aS
possible by keeping his enemies i'll Lon
don while his party agents are working
like beavers among the people in ireland.
getting resolutions passed in his favor.
and drumming up public sympathy for
him in view OF the expected plehiAci+v
which is to decide whether or/tloi the pco-
pie Will sustain him against his opponents.
If some of his lcadin: antagonists were
10 take the stump against him at this
crisis. his chances OF success would he
greatly diminished He controls the MA
chncry Of the League, and is Just now
using it without anyone being on The
ground to enter Il criticism or objection.
AdyiccS from the Irish cities to-day.
however. state that The declaration Of The
cnvoys 10 America against larneii mas
had Il marked effect into turning scnti-
mcnt away from him DR. Ncnney. one OF
Mr.. Parncll's supporters, had something
to say to-day in defense OF his Chief.
"Whatcvcr may be the merits Of the suit
in which Mr.. Parncll has been Implicated.
said Dr.. kenncy, there is no doubt that
a section Of the English liberals are very
clad to get Il blow at him because ht
voted for the ROYAL grants. H. was
warned then that he would injurc himself
with the radicals, but that warning did
not affect his action and now they are
having their revenge. The leaders. out
side Of Gladstone. are moi sorry to zee
him down. for men like MORLEY aud liar
court feel that Parnell is head and Si.oul-
dcrs above lhcm, and that h,s prcSc:.cc iii
Parliament hclttIe> their influence. iicnc,
thcy are glad to see him brought down
like Samson. by Il %oman.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
BIG STRIKE IN ALABAMA.
Six Thousand Men Go out. Leaving Only
Fifteen Hundred in the Mines.

BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 3.-Thc largest strike
ever known in this State or the South is
now on.
AT the meeting of thc Blocton miners
held Saturday a vote was taken after the
address OF President Aldrich. of the Ca
haLa Coal Mining Company, had been
concluded. and resulted in 202 deciding
against the strike to 100 for it.
The general sentiment seemed to he
against striking. but the majority of the
miners acted in concert, MANY quitting
work rather than he called Scabs.
Some few miners besides convictS are
still at work. but hundreds came in on the
Birmingham mineral trains this morning
with their grips, ready to leave the coun-
try.
Half the force at Brooksidc, and other
mines on the Georgia Pacific. and Il small
number at Blue creek. Blocton and Coal
burg. are still at work. The convict> ut
Coalburg. Pratt mines, BrookSidc Con-
ncllsvllc and Milldalc are working as
usual. The prevailing impression is that
the suspension is only temporary and .that
work will he resumed in week.
About 5000 men are out altogether
The miners applied for higher wages some
time since and were refused. 1t is charged
and generally believed that the strikers
are backed with money furnished by the
iron manufacturers of Pennsylvania.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
A CONGRESSMAN ELECT,
Stories Told of an Eccentric Member o
the Sext House of Representatives.
(Giohe-llcimocra;.

WAsnIycroy. Dee 3.-The next Hous
will not be without its picturcsqc chare
acters. Lewis Stewart is coming from
Illinois. Mr.. Stewart is about %, has 4
large family. is lnc!y educated. has tray
cled extensively, and will be the mos;
eccentric member OF the Fifiy-second
Congress.
He docs not permit IL carpet or Il store
in the fine house in which he lives at
Aurora, III. One Of his rules is to allow
his boys no spending money. He gives
them credit al certain stores and foots the
bills. Two Of the Younger SONS developed
great aptitude for fishing not long ago.
they produced strings of fish which made
the old gentleman proud Of their success.
Not long aftcrward bill for $50 came
from hardware store. 1t was paid. The
old man asked his wife what ii meant.
She couldn't tell. lie Investigated and
found his bows had bought SO worth of
'fshing tackle, and had done trading
business for fish with ali Of the boys in
the neigiborhood. The bill was framed.
and ii now hangs in the Stewart library,
with this comment in the handwriting OF
the father: "My boys proven to he liars.
The eldest son is married. He and hi7
wife live in the big house with thc pol
ishcd bare floors ana the open iireplaccs.
The son is treated just us his Younger
| brothers are. He acts rs business mana-
ger and collects rents for his father, but
he has no separate account. When he
wants money he goes 10 the patriarch and
gets much or little, according to the
hnmor. Not long ago the son got ready
to go to Chicago on business for his
father When he asked for an advance
ON expense account, he was handed $3.50
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

not enough for railroad tickets. He
quietly applied to his mother, and she
made up the amount necessary. At
another time the old gentleman handed
out ten times as much for the same pur-
pose.
There is a little lame boy in the family
who is general pet Mr.. Stewart took
the child to indianapolis to he treated at
some institute. The little chap became
homesick. limped away, got on the cars
and begged his passage home. The
father ruled that the boy must 90 back.
The mother wanted to go with him. This
was forbidden. The boy was put on the
train and sent back alone to indianapolis.
A week later the mother was sent to keep
him company.
This exceedingly obstinate and bad
tempered man can bc very kind hearted
when he chooses. He has got land enough
to make strip six feet wide and $4,000
miles long. His tenants manage 10 get
along very well with him after they learn
his ways. y rule of this queer house
hold is that the servants must deliver to
callers the exact message given them.
During the late campaign, which elected
Mr. Stewart to Congress. prominent
democratic politician called and sent in
his name. The servant returned with Mr..
Stewards reply. which was: "'cll him to
go TO Ill" he candidate afterwards
explained that he did not recognize the
name and mistook the caller for Il news
paper man. He has Il must unconquerable
aversion TO reporters. During tie cam
paign he refused 10 put up Il dollar. saying
that the office should seek the man. He
even repudiated the assessment for print
ing the tickets, telling the committee that
voters could write his name OF their
tickets or leave it oil. just as they pleased.
Yet this democratic curiosity WAS elected
to Congress over a republican who had
10000 plurality in lSSS.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
i.I~CEGENATIoS.
Marriage, Which May he Declared Illegal
!;N :hr Court.

WA>iuyrloN. bee. :.--Ihc marriage Of
Fred Douglas, and his wife. md at DR..
puryis. tie ,on ot the Philadelphia mil
ionairc and his Nito. to say nothing of
several other marriages Of less prominent
coiorcd men and white women in the Dis
,yici of Columbia, are in peril Of an adj
verse decision by The Supreme Court. \
year ago Charles ruily, white, and Rose
rurly nee Ward. colorci. %! Georgia. came
to ihi, eli, to hc married and then re-
turned To SAVANNA 10 live. The Georgia
anihotiiie, took The matter up and prose-
cuIcd the iwain for miscegcnation. Two
prominent colorrd LAWYER of Washington
were retained and sent In Savannah to
defend Mr. and Mrs. Tutty. The Judge
ruled i;NoraLly to the alleged marriage,
hur the jury convicted. This decision is
appalling to the upper classes Of colored
society in Washington. Ex-senator Blk.
Bruce married u lady who is wholly with
onl African hlnod III her veins. II is said
she WAS never charged with being of
mixed blood until her engagement to the
Mississippi ex-senator was announced.
Mrs. Dr. Shadl is another white wife OF
colorcd man. There are said to be
scores Of similar marriages in the city
that have never attracted much attcn-
ton
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
KENTUCKY JNiO3 DEAL.
Report that the Road Has Been Bought
by the standard Oil Company and
will he Pushed to Big stone
Gap at once.

LOUISVILLE, Dee. 4.-for several days
there has been much talk here that the
Kentucky Union railroad has beer bought
By the Standard Oil Company and will!
be rapidly pushed to completion as far as
Big Stone Gap. Your correspondent in
;eryicwed several of It's directors, but they
declined 10 confirm or deny the report.
There is no doubt that the deal has been
pending. and there is u strong intimation
from well posted parties that il las been
substantially agreed on.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
T3i:t ELECTION BILL.
Republican Senators Decid. To Pass il
The Caucus.

WA>uiSGroS. Dec. l.-Thc republican
members of the Senate held Il caucus this
afternoon 10 consider the order Of bust
ness for the session, especially in lis rcla
ton to the Federal election bill. The
caucu- Wa in session for nearly two
hours. There was large Attendance ana
no dissent iroMi Tie proposition To carr
ont the programme agreed upon before
ihc adjournment of the first session Ia
take up The Federal election bill 1t The
beginning of This session and press il to .
vote. The committee ON order oi business.
Of which Senator P!a!t is chairman. wa>
directed To prepare an order ul business.
the first measure 10 hc considered I" lac
The fodccal election bill. The committee
appointed 1T the last session 10 cooperate
viii. the republican members at the COM
mtIcr OF rules IN the preparation OF Il
rule Ia provide for calling The previous
question wa instructed 10 report some
modification %; existing rules with this
object in view. and it was agreed that il
the democrats, use obstructive tactics
against the Federal election bill propo-
>ition To change the rules viii be irought
in immediately The caucus was harno-
niouS throughout.
The action OF the caucus does not de-
tcrminc the question OF passing the Fed
cral election bill. There were no; enough
republican senators present 10 guarantee
absolutely that the change Of rules will la
,n.tj,.