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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-14
Marriage Licenses.

Edmore 2:32, full brother to Jerome Eddy
2:161G, has been wintered at Lexington,
KY, and will probably be worked this sea-
son to get better mark.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-14
Or. Kelly's Cersnifuge.

A new discovery, prepared on the true
theory now accepted by all advanced
physicians, that Bacilli or Germs in the
system are the active cause of many
prevalent diseases. Germifuge removes
this cause and will cure Catarrh, Bron-
chitis. Pneumonia, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Kidney Troubles, Malarial Fever
and Ague, Female Weaknesses, Nerv-
Gus Exhaustion, Sleeplessness, Head
ache, Infantile Fevers and Commissions,
Rheumatism, Synthetic, Urinal and
other Blood and Germ diseases. A Fam
Iy Medicine, scientifically prepared,
perfectly safe and leaves no Injurious
effects. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price $100 per bottle.
Or. Ke.ly's CaputIneo
a new discovery. 10 has been proven
by microscopic examination, that Scalp
diseases AMI Dandruff are caused by the
Bacilli, ur Germ, which burrows Itself
under the scarf skin Of the scalp, and
that these diseases are contagious and
are communicated by persons using the
same hair brush, comb or towel, or
sleeping in the same bed with another.
Caputine removes this cause and will
cure all Scalp diseases and Dandrilff,
check the falling out of the hair, and
increases growth, softens harsh brittle
hair, restores faded hair to natural
color. and preserves the gloss, thus pre-
venting badness and prematurely gray
hair, Satisfaction guaranteed ormoney
refunded. Price Sl.OO per bottle.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-14

Good roasted coffee for % cts. at Hunts.
lbs. dried aprlcots or plums for rs cts.
at Hunts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
A Quorum.

10 ia by no means certain that Mr..
Speaker REED is right in his ruling that IL
requires majority of the members elect
ed 10 the House of Representatives. con-
stitu;e quorum Of that body. We think
we can recollect Mr.. Speaker RANDA1Is
decision 10 tho contrary. though MIR. REED
said on Friday that he could find no such
decision noted in the parliamentary
manual of the House. The language OF
the Federal Constitution is, "a majority
of each house (of Congress) shall consti-
tute q quorum to do business This
language leaves open the question decided
by Mr. Speaker REED on Friday last. The
constitutions of number Of the States
testify that the words quoted are anbisu-
Gus, containing as those constitutions do
words undoubtedly intended TO clear up
all doubt on the question. The Constitu-
ton Of Virginia, for example, provides that
"a majority Of tho members elected 10
each house shall constitute quorum to DO
business" Mr.. REED holds that the words
quoted above from the Federal Constitu-
ton, and those quoted from the Constitu-
ton Of Virginia, are in substance the same.
Undoubtedly he ruled cOnscientiously IN
this case, seeing that he decided the ques-
ton in accordance with the contention Of
the Democrats Of the House OF Represen-
tatives; but ali the same the decision ls OK
doubtful correctness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
The 1.angston.Venable Contest.


This case has become celebrated. You
cannot take up newspaper that has not
mention of IT, Mr. O'FERRAIL is conceded
to have made a brilliant and, so far, efec-
tive fight of il and the House again yester-
day had to adjourn without action. The
Republicans had no quorum of their own
and the Democrats absented themselves.
As the Speaker has denied that he ever
gave the doorkeeper orders to shut the
doors and imprison the members in the
House. and as yet advances no claim OF
right in this direction, but two alternatives
offer themselves TO the Republicans
either 10 get their members in place or
abandon the struggle. The latter they
would not like TO do. 1t would be a NOR
tifyiug defeat Of Mr.. REED and his sup
porters at the very close of q session IN
which they have run riot in continuous
triumph of violence.
No doubt the Speakers blood is at the
boiling point. There is no telling what no
may attempt; but be cannot terrify
O'FERRAIL. This is quite certain
General MALONE seems to have no in
Auence at all in the House. He has charac-
terized LANosroS as a bolter. He does not
want to see him seated, and IN that con-
tIngercy, which we hope is remote, we i'm
agiue the Little General will be very angry,
perhaps disguised with his party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
sUNDAY.........sE SEPTEMBER 81. 1890
The Irish Arrests.

Ireland is threatened by famine ana ex-
cited by political prosecutions.
This gem Of the ocean, which ought TO
afford happv homes and adequate susto-
nance for all hcr inhabitants. viii not this
wear Weld food enough to keep the wolf
from tho door OF thousands of her pea
santry.
This land. which has furnished 20 Britain
many Of her most eminent soldiers and
statesmen. poets. and painters. business
and professional men. is the victim OF op-
pressive laws and the prey Of rapacious
landlords and government officers.
While concessions have been made In
some directions: while rental values are
more Justly ascertained and fixed than
heretofore, the power given to govern
mont officers 20 cause arrests has been ex-
tended and is often mercileSsly exercised.
The outrages porpetrated in this way upon
lrishnen are enough TO drive them into
open revolt,
The arrest Of Mr.. DILLON, Mr. O'BRIEN,
and others so far from being justiiable
is incomprehensible. 1t is not under
stood at all. The only imaginable rea-
son is that Mr.. BALFoUR did not wish DII-
Ion and O'BmFN TO come TO this country,
ne tbev intended, to vontilate the wrongs
of and raise money for their distressed
countrymen. II thisproye TO be the cause
the British Government should at once re-
move Mr.. BALToUR for phenomenal stupid
ity. DnLoS and O'BRKN, in person, could
never accomplish in tins country re-
suits 30 favorable TO their cause as Will
follow their arrests. They may be con-
fined in isils. but their work will proceed.
A thousand tongues and pens Will SPEAK
for them.
1t is a miserable policy that the majority
in the British Parliament are pursuing To-
wards these people. 1t would be better to
give them home government and partl-
cipation IN public affairs than 10y con
slant goadngs and frequent threatenings
exile them or drive them to desperate re-
venge.
Tho charges against Mcssrs. DIXON and
O'BErrN are of conspiracy and melting
tenants not TO pay their rents, but the tes-
timony against them seems to be OF the
fimsiest description.
About the worst that O'BRTEN mas SAID
20 the tenants is that If it comes to ques-
tion Of paying the landlords rent or feed
Ing their own children the tenants would
be less than mon if they allowed the little
ones TO 90 hungry. For such utterances as
this-made months aGo-they have been
suddenly snGtched up and hurried on
special trains TO prisons.
The time is coming, we hope, when the
awakened conscience of the British peo-
pie will cause the BALFoUEs Of the land to
be retired.
1t is possible for England 10 give Ireland
q safe aud sensible system of home rule; 1t
is possible to make good friends of the
people; it is possible to make their isle
fruitful and their population prosperous
and happy. and it viii all come about, but
not until the policy Of repression is aban-
doned for that of fairness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Ronnd-Trn Tickets.

The contention of Richmond with re-
spect to round-trip tickets to-Nev York Is
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
which enjoys privileges conferred upon 1t
by the General Assembly Of Virginia, ought
not to deny to Us advantages it accOrds to
tho people of Washington.
You can buy a round-trip ticket from
Washington to New York, but not from
Quantico or Richmond to New York.
The only excuse or explanation for put
ting Richmond at this disadvantage is that
if such tickets are conceded US they will
have TO be put on sale at other pointssouth
of Washington.
They ought to be put on sale in every
State which gives the Pennsylvania Com
pany franchises. lit is not willing to do
us complete justice, the least 1t should Of
fer to do is to put the WashinGton-New
York round-trip ticket in the hands OF
agents here. Then a man proposing to
visit New York could at one and the same
time purchase tickets that would take him
over the whole route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

Census Within the Richmond Circle.
Richmond cannot accept the United
States Census as Just to her.
II was poorly-managed affair, and while
We believe that the enumeratOrs generally
did their work honestly and earnestly, we
cannot ignore the fact that they were with
out suitable leadership and were but poorly
instructed in their duties.
That the count was made at a bad season
of thu year is not their fault, but it
Is another misfortune of ours. The SIM
ple question is now; shall we submit or
proceed TO tako correct census?"
To give our consent to the governmental
figures is to calculate the percentage of
mortality 10 population upon the basis OF
less than 81, 900 instead of more than $1,000.
The difference is that the one Will make US
appear TO be one OF the most unhealthy
cities in the land; the other will give us
our true and gratifying position In the
columns of mortuary statistics. The one
does no Justice to our thrift and enter
prise, the other admits the truth and GER
titles that we have not only added i'm
menselv 10 our business and wealth in the
past ten years but greatly increased our
population from the ca, 900 which We had in
1880.
The recent reassessment of lands and
improvements, comparing 1885 with 1880,
shows in round numbers that Richmond
has increased S6,OOO,OOO. Hcnrico (nearly
all suburban property $9,00O,oOO, and
Manchester $1,000 900, or about ten mil
lions in all. That these assessments are
not eItravagant IS established by the fact
that they are pretty generally scquiesced
in by the Taxpayers.
Our population has grown Just as rapidly
as our wealth. The census gives Rich
mond aud Manchester $1,000 and their
suburbs several thousand additional, but
We are entitled TO larger fgures-to bet
ter and truer exhibit.
The only thing now left TO us IL we mean
to insist upon our rights Is to have new
enumeratiop-an enumeration not merely
OF the inhabitants of Richmond. but OF
Manchester and of the suburbs of both for
half mile out.
Let us draw circle which will include
the communities Of the two cities and find
out precisely how many men, women. aud
children. white and black, there are within
the territory.
The information Will be valuable TO III
IN many Ways. We will have to have I
when we apply to the General Assembly
for Gu extension Of our corporate limits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Tho CITY of Norfolk.


"What Of Norfolk 2" is the title Of a
very valuable leafet sent forth by the
Business-Men's Association of that city by
the sea.
1T is tho work Of the Associations Com
ndittee on Statistics, OF which Mr.. X. c.
MukaAY, editor of the landmark, is chair
man, and is small enough TO be easily en-
closed in every letter sent out Of Norfolk,
yet sufficiently large TO answer almost any
question a stranger can ask about the
attractions and advantages OF the place.
The title-psge contains the following;
1.-THE dream Of generations is now coming
10 pass, and Norfolk takes her place near
The head, II not at the very bead OF the
column. ~ Govern)r Il. ". Mckinney IN
rsoent ir.tersw on Vbgtnia's Progress.
II claims an increase OF population with
IN the last ten years Of ola per cent. and
says;
According TO the census Of 1880, Just
sonplsssd. the population Of Norfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Amiable Subterfuge
fplttshurrh DiapAtCh.l

Discharging man for any cause is duty
that most employers dislike. To get
around the disagreeahle part OF this obli-
CATION some men resort 20 subtertuge more
or less amiable. For instance. a certain
firm in New York had letter-form which
it always used when bouncing had to DO
done. Here it is;
Dear Sir,-The condition OF our busi-
ness will not permit us TO avail ourselves
of your valuable services after next Satur-
day. BLANK Co.
Another large employer of labor told me
not long ago that he never discharged an
employe.
"Wbat. never?" inquired.
Never" he repeated. always ask a
man TO resign. and II be doesn't resign |
resign from the place of paymaster."
That reminded me of foreman in a fac
tory who was so sott-hesrted that no never
could bring himself to FIRE man in so
many words. When il became necessary
TO get rid Of hand he used TO send for the
victim and address him thus: Pm sorry,
Wilhelm, but lays YOU of for awhile"
"How long for?" is the usual response.
"Oh l dosn know--maybe six months
maybe q year-or two years or ten years.
doan know!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

proper is s5,454. Counting the city. OF
Portsmouth and the town OF Berkeley.
which are connected to Norfolk by ferry.
there il. within a radius OF two miles from
the CITY Hall, population Of 65 9o0."
City taxes for all purposes amount 10
al so on the $780, State taxes. forty cents;
total state and city, S2.20.
OF the goodness of these people it is our
delight to think. They are hospitable,
chivslrous, onterprising, and thoroughly
virginian. Theirs is a beautiful city and
we hope it may continue TO increase in
population and wealth until the fondest
hopes of the Busiuess-Mens Association
are realized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Pawnbrokers' Pay

Does the Virginia law allow pawn
broker to charge more than 6 per cent.
interest? y.
The law on the subject is contained in
section 2s20, Code 1887, and is as follows
ANY licensed banker or broker 49, may
loan money 49, at a rate of interest not
exceeding one-half of l per cent. for
thirty days, and may receive such interest
in advance"
1t is supposed that the words licensed
broker" embrace pswnbrokers. The legal
rate of interest is per cent. (see section
2sl7), and there is no exception in favor OF
pawnbrokers anywhere in the statutes
other than section $500, cited above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
A French Protectorate.

SAN FR.so1soo. CAL, September 20;-The
barouentine Iropic Bird has arrived from
Papeete with the news that the French
ciety Islands and established q protecto-
rate over them. The warships Dubardier,
Chsmplaine. and yiraud are at Papeeto
with a combined naval and land force of
3 900 men. At the Island of Raiatea the
only serious trouble occurred. The natives
hauled down the French flag and the ma
rines fred upon them. Upwards OF one
bnndred natives were killed and number
of marines were injured. The natives were
finally beaten off and the island occupied
by thA Erench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
CARPETS, 0IL-CL0THS,
RUGS, DRUGGETS,
WINDOW SHADES.

Good Ingram Carpet, 2jc. yard;
Best Union Carpet only 45c. ;
% pieces Of Atwood Ingram Carpet at
55c.-regular price 7jc.;
The best Ingram made at 7Cc.-regular
price S5c.
Our stock of Brussels Carpets larger
than ever; special value at 75c.
our patterns this season are very
handsome;
Nice Smyrna Rugs at &C.
The largest Rug IN the city for S2.5O
worth $3.50;
See our Rugs at 81, S1.25, and sl.50j
Ol-Cloth, . yards wide, only 4jc. ;
Wool Druggets only 80;
Ingram Druggets, 4x5 feet, only Sl2;
Window-Shades, 3xG, best material,
only SOC. ;;
Window-Shades, 3x6, fringed, only SIC. ;
We are prepared TO furnish Shades any
size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Patti VIII Not Farewell.
gVanitv Fatrt

The Prince of Wales is currently affirmed
10 have begged Nine. PATTI 10 make seve-
raj appearances next season at Covent
Garden. learn that the Diva will not 90
20 America this year but will pass q part
OF the winter at Nice, where she is engaged
10 sing at a numbef OF concerts. 1t Is I'M
derstood that thee is possibility ct her
appearing 1t MOI to Carlo with II. Jean do
Reszke w "Ron,oo OF Juliette."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
No nIssINT.

The Democrats finished their work at
one session without single dissenting
vote on any topic.
The Republicans Yesterday had rlval and
contesting candidates and a thousand dele
pat.s marched across the platform to cast
their individual ballots amid flood OF III
val ballots and personal advertisements.
The Democrats voted solid by acclamatlon
for every nomination aud resolution, so
much so that the speaker declined TO de-
clare the votes. The Democratic speeches
in nv opinion were superior as TO matter
illusions after seeing for myself. | met
many leading men in personal converse
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

WANTED, TENANTS FOR Sc
w OND-FLOOR FLAT: four rooms bath,
and water Apply al JO1 west Grace street
60 2l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
BARGAINS
THIS WEEK !

3s.incb GRAY Mixed Tricot, 2jc.-would
be considered a bargain at 5Oc.
3s-inch Fancy Cheviot only 25c.-this
roa,oriaI is an imitation OF goods
that retail for sl.75-you only can
tell difference by having goods right
in the hand;
Fancy Tartan Plaids, 40 inches wide,
only SOC.
Fine French Tartan Plaids 75c. worth 81 !;
The 36-inch American Henrlettas only
I9c. a yard
We are going to sell 81 Serge this week
Of SOc.-and will be able to show
YOU any shade;
The best SOC. Henrietta IN the city;
We have an elegant line OF Second
Mourning Dress Goods from 25c. to
$3.50 yard;
Fine Wool Plaids, q inches wide, only
15c.
See our stock OF Black Dress Goods.
Another case Of those Fine Henriettas
at soc. yard.
Special value in 75c. Henriettas.
Special silk Bargain-A 2l-inch eros
Grain Silk, 75c. worth 81
The same Black Faille that we sold two
weeks ago for sl.25 has been bought
to be sold at Soc. ;
Fancy Scotch-Plaid silks, 7jc. to Sl.5O o
yard; =,
s-Button Mosquetaire, in all shades, only
s6c.-wonld be great bargain at 81 ;
Excellent value in Kid Gloves at 90 and
75c.
See our Foster Lace Undres5ed Kids at
Sl.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
The star of the Evening.

OHFsILh, IA, I'VpVVIIIUOI 10 NOVV'
To H,e Editor Of NE Dispatch:
II possible will you kindly oblige me
with the name of the star that appears so
large and brilliant every evening IN tho
vest about o'clock and disappears at $3.50
below the horizon. Thanking you in anti
cipation, yours truly, y. a. w.
IL is Venus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DTSPA TCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH ia delivered 70 sub
scribers At fTyrssS CENTS per week, payable to
the carrier weekly. Mailed at % per ennuu'
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The sEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH at q per an
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The WEEKLY DISPATCH al 81 per snnum.
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Subscriptions In all cases payable in advance,
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the time paid for Send rostofice money-ordor'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
PROPOSALS.
oFFicE OF rHx SUPERINTENDENT
T!RGINIA PgSiTENrfARl, :
ca,,faurE liar D. tsJl


September 2l' .sIl }
CEALFD PROPOSALS WILL 81
y received az this once uutu FRIDAY, sep
tembsr 25th Al u o'clock 81, for furnishing IDS
institution tor the next three month"; CONF
mencing October ist, win tho following afli'l.'
In more or less quantities a. mo rtidu ehs-''
demand-yiZ.:
I3O barrels FAMILY FLOUR sample:
1900 bushels gooi MERCHANrABLE BOLIED
MEAL sample:
1000 pounds RIG & tsamplol;
40l tounds LIGHT BROWN SUGAR .ssmnle,, f;
2OC01 pounds BULK BUTTS, SHOULDERS, BILL
LIES, and SIDES lssmploI:
1000 pounds TURPENTINE SOAP sampleli
Is0O gallons LOW-GRhDE SYkUPS sample {;
so gallons KEROSENE OIL, 10 degrees TEST
(-ampel:
$50 gallons HEADLIGHT OIL, I60 degrees
test tsamplsl;
barrels VINEGAR l.smple):
Is eacks LIN EkPOOL-FlLLED SALT SAM
ple). ~
The above goods 70 be delivered At tho VIZ
ginla Penitentiary free OF all drsyage and ia
such Quantities and az such times ~ the super
iutendent may require them % DO delivered,
subject TO inspection.
separate bids will be received for any ono or
more Of the above articles.
The Board Of Directors reserve the rishI %
reject any or oil bids.
By order OF the Board u Directors.
So 2l-it w. W. MOSES, superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
PROPOSALS FOR PINCH NOR

4 TAR BODIEs-OsDsASCE OFFICE, WAR
DEPARTMENT, WAsBfSGrOS, September ., 1880. -
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate. VIII be re-
csiyed at this once uutil 3 O'Clock p. VI. on
TUESDAY, october :, 1890, at which time thoY
will DO publicly opened. tor supplying tho Ord
nance Department. United ates Army. with
THIRTY-FfYE CAsT-IRON BODIES, more or
less. for PINCH HORTARS. Blank forms on
which proposals must be made AMI al inform A.
ton required by bidders eau he had upon sppi-
GATOR. :. V. bESkr, Brigsdier-Gensral, Chief
OF Ordnance. 80 l2-fdSuot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Eczema on q Boy
sUPFERINGS INTENSE. HEAD NEARLY
RAW BODY COVERED WITH SORES.
CURED BY CUIlCURA REMEDIES.

Msssrs. Stepens d Bruner. Monroe, y. c.:
Dear sirs,-About two months ago on your re-
commentator | bought a bottle OF CUIICUBA
hssOLvkNT, one box Of CUIICURA SALyE, and
one cake OF CUTICUhA SOAP for my son, aged
thirteen years, who has been Afiiic:ef with ecze-
ma for long time, aud an pleased 70 say that
1 believed the remedies have cured him. His
sufferings were intense, his head beng nearly
raw, his ears being gone eIcept the grisue, and
his body was covered with sores. His condition
was fTighttul 10 behold. The sores have now ell
disappeared, his ssin IL healthy, eyes bright,
cheerful in disposition. and Ia working every
day My neishbors are Witnesses 20 this re-
msrkable cure. and the doubling ones are re-
questod 10 call or write me, or any OF my neigh
Gois. WILLIAM :. STEPHENSON,
Winchester Postofrce. Union county, n. {.
DISFIGURING HI MORS
have bAsn a terrible sufferer for years from
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
PROPOSALS. -PROPOSALS

4 will DO received up TO o'clock p. NJ. sEP-
TENDER 25TH for the work Of REPAIRS TO BE
DONE TO THE FLOOR SYSTEM OF TIE
JAMss-RIVER FREE BRIDGE. Specifications
aud terms Of agreement eau DO seen any time
after & o'clock WEDNESDAY MORNING 81 my
once, corner Ninth and Cary streets The COM
mlstee reserve tho right TO reject any or al bids
4. 2. CAMPBELL,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

MY dear JOHN BoYcoTT GORDON " is the
way ex-senator NoRwooD styles the dis
tinsuished Georgian In letter recently
y0rittau