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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-08
CHOcK FULL OF POLITICS.

Michigan Woods Seem Crowded with
New Parties.
LANSING, Mich, Aug. THAT Michi-
gan is not to be short ON tickets for state
officers at the fall elections seemed to be
assured, but to make the matter certain
she has another now. Yesterday a con-
vention of reformers met in this city,
composed of Union Labor, Farmers ALI
ance, Greenback, and Nationalist club
people. Their first move was to amalga-
mate themselves into a new political Or
ganization called the Industrial party"
The nominees selected were as follows:
Governor, Eugene III. Belden; lieutenant
governor, Capt. John McGregoc; secretary
of state, William K. Adams; state treas
urer, H.. +. Blackman; auditor general,
A. M. w. Graham; attorney general, A.
A. Ellis; superintendent of public instruc-
ton, DIR. Charles A. Lyttler; commission
er of the and Office, George w. Osborn:
member of the board of education, James
Powers; supreme court justice, O'Brien j.
Atkinson
The Platform Features.
Then h convention adopted a plat
form demanding the abolition of national
banks and the substitution of treasury
notes, an eight.hour day, the farmers to
deduct their mortgages from tax assess
ments, the Australian ballot system, the
election of the president and senator's by
popular vote, government loans on real
estate, a homestead exemption of 8 1000,
government control of railroads and tele-
graph lines, and a graduated income tax.
Wild Scene at the Close.
The closing hour of the convention very
closely resembled a riot. A motion to in
sert a woman's suffrage plank in the plat
form was finally agreed upon after a red
hot fight, but when W.. j. Morgan at
tempted to incorporate a prohibition
plank the German delegates denounced
him as a liar and his arguments as blank
nonsense. The convention adjourned
right then in the midst of a terrible up
roar.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-08

as compared with the state census Of 1884,
while Gratiot, Isabella and Shi&wassee are
more numerously inhabited than they
were six years go. OF the cities, 20 have
a population of more than $500, while IL
exceeds the 10000 mark.
Hogs are not supposed to be troubled
with an over supply of brains, but just
the same nine of the swinish specimens,
owned by a PIttsburg farmer, were laid
out for keeps by-sunstroke-a few days
sinca
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-08
Forced to Make an Assignment.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aug. 5.-Seaman q
Smith, proprietors of the oldest retail
shoe store in Cleveland, made an assign
ment at s o'clock Monday evening. Exc
cutions representing claims Of over esq.,
900 were served on the firm ut 7:30 O'Clock.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-08
Thomas r.. Church Is Dead.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 1.-Thom-
as r. Church, the fourth mayor of Grand
Rapids, died Wednesday evening, aged 70
years. He was mayor in 1853, a member
of the constitutional convention in 1850,
and for several terms a member of the
state legislature. Fred S. Church, the
noted artist of New York, is his son.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-05
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by on
correspondents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-05
Horner's Banking Bill.

NO. VII.
Nj r. EDITOR The objection
urged that 1" If the Government had
bank of their own from which to
draw money, they would abuse
that right and soon run everything
into the ground" Such directors
have never examined into the
merits of this bill or they would
have seen that the Government
could only borrow of this bank by
permit of the Legislature the
amount to be borrowed must be
specified, and the security also pro-
vided by the Legislature. The in
terest must be as promptly paid by
the Government to the Bank of
Hawaii for the money it borrows
as it would have to be paid to the
Bank of England If the money was
there borrowed; but all the income
of this bank over its running ex-
penses would be turned into the
Government Treasury at its quar-
terly settlement with the Minister
of Finance.
According to a section OF this
bill, the United States gold coin is
the standard of value of this bank
money whether it be made of paper,
silver or gold. And of course all
securities received by the bank
must be measured by the same
standard.
All values in this kingdom are
now measured by that standard,
and our postage and revenue
stamps, although made of paper
only, are worth their face value in
gold, because they are all measured
by that standard, and their value
fixed by law to that standard.
SO if this bill should become law,
the standard of value being the
same as now exists, no change in
that direction would take place,
hence no confusion in business on
that account.
This being bank of supply and
redemption and being confined to
three classes of securities, viz:
real estate, bullion and bonds, its
business would interfere but slight
ly, if at all, with the legitimate
business of commercial banks,
which accept personal notes, per-
sonal properties, bonds. bullion and
real estate as securities for their
loans; besides the fact that they
could loan all their surplus to this
bank, where it could remain i'm
safe hands, until a more profitable
customer appeared. So the claim
for this bank is just viz: "There
would always be money enough for
all to borrow, and borrowers
enough for all to lend" Such would
be the financial condition of this
kingdom under this bank.
j. NJ. HORNER.
ITO be Continued.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-05
ANDERSON & LUNDY,
Dentists.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from one to an entire set in
UIlNn serted on gold, silver, alum
mum and rubber bases.
Crown and bridge work a specially. To
persons wearing rubber plates which are a
constant source of irritation to the
mouth and throat, We would recommend
our Prophylactic Metal Plate. All oper-
atoms performed in accordance with the
latest improvements in dental science.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use of
Nitrous Oxide Gas.
|" Hotel street, Tregloan premises.
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
RICHMOND, Va. November IS, 1889.

My, ./o,,ph ". Johnston.
Dear sir.-Havira been n sufferer for the last
sixteen years with blood poison, caused from m
pure virus used III vaccination, whieh coNeIeSa
my BODY with large ulcers and caused me to SUI
~ both davand night with the most intoleFable
itching' Consulted doctors both allopathi.c, and
h,,,,crso,ratbe and took medicine from them,
and also tried several different kinds OF medl-
cine that had been recommended to me, w'l I;,
,shorn was talking this summer about my
malady, TO try "NOEANDNE," ] DID 50, and and
was convinced before had finished taxing one
bottle. that ] had gotten the MEDICINE that
needed. Have taken five bottles OF S NJ, ~,
Thoroughly purified. and my complexion ana ap,
petite has mproved. My weight has increased ast'u
fifteen hs) pounds since commences 10 az e
your valuable "NOLANDINE," anu "ou'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
RICHMOND. Va. Ian'y 10th, 1880.

FICIiMVl'DI va, JHII W.T. I'50'
To the Nold5ldiHs Company:
Gentlemen, Il have used Joinston's Vegetable
Noiandinc In my practice with positive good
Effects i'm chronic malarial conditions. ire
ouently attend patients, employees OF the YORK
River K. X. Sometimes their systems become
imprcgnated with malaria. Ihave never known
any remedial agent do better or as well as 'ne
Nolaudine in such complications.
Respectfully, =. 5. HANCOCK, NJ. d.,
Midlothian, Chesterfield Co.. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
FOH RENT
,... -.l.N|-(~oe"r~o|~oeN~0|~0~
EOR RE n L,
DWELLINGS.

EOh
EOR T. n I, Ei
DWELLINGS. ~
No $40 Park avenue; Is rooms.
No gi6 Park avenue II rooms.
No 9i3 Floyd street; l2 rooms.
No 1904 Floyd street; rooms.
No 400 east Cary street; rooms.
No. 407 north Twelfth etrset: IL rooms.
No. gl7 east Leigh street, 10 ooms,
No. e0} north Ninth street; 10 rooms.
No. Plum street; rooms.
STORES.
No 1911 cast Main street
Store Main between Eleventh and Twolth
streets. Suitable for Office or mercantile pur-
poses.
No. 10 south Fourteenth street
Ne. 10 Governor street
Nc. y east Broad, near First street
OFFICES.
Offices in Mutual Assurance Building
Orices over Southern Kxp1ess Company.
Offices over 1913 cast Main street
Onsres under American Hotel
Onices in Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
Twelfth and Cary y. w. BOWIE,
10 Get Real Estate anu Lohha-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

nor RENT. e.
No 201 west Main street
No 1896 Floyd street.
No sS2a street; Ssl6 por annum.
No SIS north ;C.h street. fi5 per monih.
No 40 south Pine street; $40 per annuIn.
No l4li Floyd street: $ll per month.
No 1914 west Cary street; sl2tO per MONTH
No. 26lS east Clay street; 81 per month.
No 2sOi street; SO per month.
No x,05 street: $40 per month.
No sos west Baker street; $50 per month.
No - Howard's Grove; 50 per month.
No. 22) Reservoir street: 81 per month.
No 30i south Laurel street SIS per month.
iPhone Sa. JAMES D. ELAN,
fe pit 1Il3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
RICHMOND. VA. October Z, iss6

10 .riosi II may eoHce,H' e,a.s,,,.,,
ror twelve months Twas fearful sufferer n On
Chronic eczema, during which tinie wss,,,,c,iiv
using bis remedies. internal and external VIII
ont Deriving any benefit whatever. ! s nnsIeu
night aud day with the most intoleraDle itsnnsi
headache, loss Of sleep. appetite, ~
strength. My kidneys and nervous system wssdd
fearft,llv derarged, and my body was eoysfeo
witt, innumerahie bols. By taking three ~ ooc
Ties Of Johnstons Vegetable holandine ns.e
bee, restored TO perfect health. lregafd NOLAN
dine as the best blood purifier and the mos,
cIiui tonic ever compohndea anu a..' e. e.
ia '''i' '>-'-'' If. u. CRUDBs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
INTRODUCED AND REFEREED.

Bv Mr.. Downing: TO authorize the
Auditor of Public Accounts to compro-
mi.e and settle with Alexander Walcott OF
his heirs certain taxes alleged to be due
the State.
By MIR. Woods: To authorize the Board
OF Supervisors of Roanoke county 10 re;
fund certain taxes enormously collected
from G.. w. HOwbut.
Kv MIR. Kendrick: An act TO incorporate
the Southern Manufacturing and Improve
ment Company. -,
Bv MIR. Thomas Davis; To relieve Mrs.
Martha Mimms. of Chesterfield county, Ot
taxes improperly paid 10y her.
by Mr.. Shepperson: To amend and re-
enact section 1 of an act entitled an act
approved March %. 1872 declaring cer.aih
streams in Charlotte county 10 be high-
| ways, as amended by certain acts appro'eu
of rs late date as 1878.
BY AIr. Dabney: Allowing the Board OF
Sinking Fund Commissioners TO employ
counsel III certain cases.
Ev Mr.. Booth: TO amend and re-enact
sections 1850 and 1890 of the Code OF VIZ,
piDia. and to repeal sections l6Jl, ifOO' anu
| 170s thereof. IN relation to patients IN the
various asylums of the State.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Toprovide for opening, altering. chang
| inc. and working the pnbhc foads III the
couatv of Rappahannock.
ITo incorporate the Old Folks Home OF
| he First African Baptist church, Rich
mond, Va.
no amend and re-enact an act, approved
February. 1890, entitled an act 20 amend
and re-enact section 447 OF chapter -
IF the Code of Virginia.. relating 10 the
manner in which taxes for the year 1871
and every fifth year thereafter shall De ex-
/ tap1O1. .
To amend and re-enact section 10 OF
nm act entitled an act TO incorporate the
| Virginia and Carolina Railroad Company,
in fcree February %, 1882, as amended oy
an act approved March +, 1856, ana further
amended by an act approved teoruafy ~
1883. g Coco q, cer-
tain charters.
THE CALDWELL MACHINE COMPANY
Mr. Curtis presented bill incorporating
tho Cardwell Machine Company. Inc
| Generators are Samuel Freely, George a.
| Ereedlv. Charles Il. Whitlock, Games H.
Gordon' and w. j. Johnson, Inc COM
oenv 10 empowered TO sell and buy on com,
| I,nission at wholesale or retail asricui'uia al
;mnlements for tobacco-factorles anu COZ
| fon-seed and oil-mills, and ell other kinos
| ~ imnlemeats and machinery, ana 10 40
general foundry business; .o- oooA
The oapital stock shall be So; oVV ana can
he increased TO 100000, and the company
may hold FIVE acres OF lanu III Ne
Adjourned ct 2;lo O'CLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

4ooE. cLAysr.. RICHMOND, VA, April 80 1856.
J. ". Johnston. Proprietor Of No!aHd7ae;
During the last twelve months have had fre-
ouent opportunities Of testing the curative prop
critics of your Vegetable Nclandine in the follow,
ing diseases, and in not single case did II iail
TO accomplisha all that you claim for Il: Dyspepsia
and other catarrhal affections OF the stomach
aud bowels, catarrhal affections Of the kidneys
and bladder, uterine caiafyh and irregularities,
malafiaf combinations and habitnal constipa-
ton, and as a general tonic and Alternative,
have found it very elicacous.
Yours, truly, JAS. A. GARl'iCh. M ~
JUNE isr, 1889.
To the NoI1rdIRs Company:
Permit fne 10 add my testiinonyto the curative
properties of Noiandinc. For many years have
suffered from vaTicosc veins. Twelve months
ago L struck my leg against chair, breaking
o1eo the veins. The wound thus made could
not be healed except for a short time, then break
out afresh, At times I suffered untold misery
from local fever and most irsutcrable burning
sensation. After using two (2l bottles OF your
Vegetable Noiandine the ulcerated places healed
the swelling disappeared, natural sleep was res
tored. and nv nervous systeni composed. AS q
vermifuge Nolaudne acted speciD Ideally on one OF
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tonic your Noiandize has no equal.
Gratefully yours, ID. B. PROSSEks
At 5. S. ColtTell son, 1928 Main 81, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
WI CI0ARETTE BILL.

The bill introduced by Mr.. Cabell 20
punish merchants for selling cigarettes to
| minors came up on its second reading.
The bill WAS amended, on motion of Mr..
| Gibson, TO insert eighteen years for twenty
| ono. and subsequently,, on motion of Mr.
Jones Of King and Queen, this was changed
| to sixteen years.
Mr.. Cardwell proposed an amendment
| (Which was adopted) 10 prevent the sale Of
pistols TO the bows included in this act.
Mr.. Hacker offered another amendment
| (Which was also adopted) to include dirks
| and Bowie-knives.
An amendment proposed by Mr.. Lctcher
| TO include tobacco III any form was also
| adopted.
Messrs. Hay and Flood vigorously OPP
posed the bill. They were of the opinion
! that such law would be failure. This
matter could only he regulated by parents.
Mr. Chambers as father made an earn
est plea for the adoption of the bill.
MIR. Gibson said what the Legislature IS
| trying to accomplish IS reformation bad
| ~ needed.
mir. Cardwell while advocating the pas
| sage of the bill exhibited lengthy petit
| ton sent 10 Mr.. Cabell, the patron Of the
| measure, by a number OF college professors
and parents asking the passage of 1t.
Mr.. Ryan said he had no desire to oppose
the bill. but he made the point that the
proposed law would be dead letter. as
| the large boys would buy the things pro-
hibited TO the small boys and present them
to the latter. Mr.. Ryan further stated that
under this act If father sends his boy TO
purchase tobacco themerchant will be La
bic 10 fine.
The bill was ordered to its thirdreading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Rrcu,,oNp, VA. March "a, rss6

l. ~. Johnston, RickMoHd, Fa.s 49,.
pear Sir,-I unhesitatingly recommend tns
medicine prepared by you known as Nolanainsl
which. In my opinion. has no equal as plo1 s
purifier aud the results have experienced ION
its use have caused improvements my genefsi
system far in excess OF my most ssnguineexpec
tations. II not only invigorates the appetite aug
digestion, but II also improves, stimulates, M i
tones up the entire systeui The marked I'M
proyeinent have derived from takin2 Two pc's
lies Of your Noiandine "a very perceptiDiei an1
for this reason most willingly give my enaotss-
ulent Of It's virtue aud efficiency.
Very respectfully, II. A. ArKfNsoNl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

,iadIy recommend "NOLANDTNI;" TO anyone
Suffering with blood poison. Any Information
that YOU or anyone else may desire IN regard 10
NV case, I will be glad to furnish at any time.
Wishing you success, | remain yours respect
fully, RiShAkD W; {oNi.,,'
AT Office Of John T. Coddin, corner Eleventh and
Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
Noiandirs Company:
Gentlemen, Twenty years ago was n most
dreadful sufferer from chronic liver complaint:
FOR two years was under most skilful medical
care. deriving only temporary relief. during
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and restoration to health will surely follow lts
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bles ought to convince the most skeptical:
Tuly. 1850, had another attack OF my former
troubles more violent, but cut short by timely
useof Nolandine. Less than one bottle has again
restored me to the blessingsof good health; NJ,
language can express my gratitude put Wiil
say ! consider it the greatest remedy i0F LI'e'
| and idney troubles yet discovered.
Yours, very gratefully, .
Master OF the Richmond DOCK
rauuarv 10th 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Lemon Elixir.
Irs WONDERFUL EFFECT on The LIVER
sTONACu. BOWERS. hipNhio
AND BLOOD.

AND BLOOD.
DE-. Mozley's Lemon Elixir Is g pleasan. lemon mon
sipaton Indigestion, nesdscho nsssi S.a ne
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caused by dsordered liver, stomach, c c,.a sIa-
news. me irst great cause OF All fs.ai aissssss'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

EOR RENT, DWELLING OVER n
Il store No. i03 Broad street, between First
and second, containing rooms with bath, La
trobe &c III, SELDOM TAYLOR a. son,
70 9-sts Eleventh and Bank streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Mr.. Cabell, Of Amherst, introduced bill.
which was placed on the calendar, TO amend
and roenact section 1913 Of the Code Of
Virginia, chapter ~, in relation TO the
Board Of Visitors of The Virginia Normal
and Collegiate Institute. The proposed
change in this section Is 10 allow tho Gov
eruor discretion in appointing white or
colored persons to the board. The present
law requires that six wel-qualifed COL
ored persons, with the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, who shall be ec-offcio
chairman, shall constitute the board" The
act as 1t is proposed to amend will read
" six suitable persons.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

confirmed cor Z, tho following appointments Of
Zee county-A. nj. Go,ncs.
Patrick--Abram Sfaples.
ate adjourned.
House OF Delegates.
The House was called 10 order al noon
by Speaker Cardweil.
CRIMINAL Zxrrssrs.
MIR. Hay offered the following, which was
Resoicod (the Senate concurr,nc, Tint A
JOINT committee of five be appointed com
posed OF three members of the House and
TWO OF the Senate, 10 examine into the
criminal expenses of tho Commonwealth
and - report TO the General Assembly by
bill or otherwise. They shall have power
70 send for persons and papers and to sit
during tho recess OF the General Assembly.
ar. Hay advocated the adoption of the
resolution and without reference this was
uVhe ana the resolution was adopted and
communicated to tho Senate by Mr. Hay.
The Senate having failed to agree TO the
resolution Mr.. Hay offered the following
f"sofced, That committee of three be
appointed 70 examine into the criminal ex-
pcnscs OF the CommOnwealth and 10 report
10 this House by bin OF otherwise: that
tney nave power To send for persons and
papers and TO at during the recess Of the
General Assembly.
Mr. HAY said il was very important 10 get
al the information possible in REGARD 20
this matter. lie did not think the bill re-
ported from the Senate Committee for
Courts Of Justice would accomplish the
object desired, and IL was necessary that
the House should lose no time looking
INTO this matter for themselves. He did
not mean any discourtcsy whatever to the
senate by this action.
Mr.: Samuel I. Coleman vigorously adyo-
catod the resolution. Ho did not think the
Senate bill would cut down the criminal
expenses.
Mr. Flood thought the Senate bills would
not amount to picayune in lessening the
expenses ia criminal cases. He was in ia
vor of the House taking immediate action
to gather information from which they
might recommend some practical legisla.
ton.
Mr. Letcher opposed the resolution on
the ground that 1t would DO discourteous
to the Senate until il can be ascertained
what effect the legislation they have re-
commended may have in reducing the
criminal expenses.
The resolution was adopted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
$3.50 IS8:5O[ 1880
FOR one week ONLY!

.Es',vE: .I put . all our
$40 Over-garmentsint into
another grand sale at
$3.50 for your choice.
There's not a doubt as
to the superiority Of
the qualities-of the
general stylish andnob-
by patterns they are
cut on, or the excellent
good taste that's been
displayed in the trim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
WILL NOT NETT AT IL A. NJ.

Mr.. Ryan offered the following:
Hesoired That the resolution fixing the
time of meeting Of this House on Monday
next at IL O'Clock A. M. be and the same Is
hereby rescinded.
MIR. Ryan said to meet at II o'clock
would seriously interfere with the work Of
the committees, and would not give the
clerk time TO properly arrange his reports.
There was no necessity of meeting so early,
as there We're few bills on the calendar.
MIR. Silver vigorously opposed resembling
the resolution.
Messrs. Flood aud Downing declared it
would very seriously interfere with pro-
per consideration Of bills in the commit
tees TO change the hour Of meeting.
Mr.. Ryan's resolution was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
JUNE isr. 1859.
To the N5Iarii'Rs Compang
~ 4yTa.

(0T-N0N0|N|VN(S%~N@N(.|<
WANTED, A RELIABLE, ENEk-
w CELTIC. AND SOBER WHITE MAs to
drive a one-horse wagon. Must DO well acquaint-
Ell win this city. Apply az sOs north Ninetes.ih
street. - -.
NxTAYTED, TWO GOOD SALES