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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
ASBESTOS AND ITS USES.
. ou.er Mineral That Serves Not rev
Vegetable Uses

"Uerc IL towel that IL never wasnoi nnu
vet is always kept clean SAID a chei''ls'Vo
a reporter. handing to him Mt the same
linn wbnt appeared to the eye ana 'ouoh
90 bo nothing more nor less than an orulh-
or,, u;ec,-rf coarse cotton toweling.
aYhat sort Of laundry do you send IL
toy was the natural query.
"Tbis Kind. " replied the man OF science
going over 20 the corner OF MS iaoVra.oi!
and stniiing the towel into small Stove
that was burning brightly there TOT chenf
ical purposes -., ..vor
~ understand. -" said the visitor. 1ou
meyer use such q towel more than once.
.sYou are very much mistaken there re-
snonded the chemist IL use such towels
almost forever and they almost never wear
out" a..
With that he lifted on the lid OF the
stove again and took out the tower WIN
the tones dipping it in cold water ana
then handing II once more 70 the news
"Why." exclaimed the latter ''it is not
even ininrrdl What i it made OF
"It is made Of rock " answered the chem
ist "but a very peculiar kind of rock-so
neculiar. indeed. that the ancients supposed
the stuff Of which this towel Is woven W
he of a vegetable nature. Ihey useu 10
wran bodies that were TO be burned In
cloths made of the same fax Ike SUP
stance in order 70 keep the ashes from be-
in0 lost among the charred wood OF the
funeral pyre.
But what is it called;
"You have often heard OF 1t under Tue
name of asbestos, though very few people
npparently have any notion as TO Whau IL
really is Enormous deposits Of 1t exist IN
Gambia and elsewhere. It is form OF n
worry hard rock called hornblende, and Is
found in strata Of hbrous consistency
readily divisible into silky strands resem-
Hing fax This likeness has given 1t the
name of earth flax You can see for pour
self from this towel how much it looks like
| a vegetable fabric when woven. IN ashes
tos towel may be used for pretty nearly the
| same purposes rs an ordinary towel, ana,
when it is dirty. all you have to do Is 10
throw il into the fire and rake 1t out AFTER
little while perfectly clean.
SIS asbestos used for any other purposes
in these days.
ooh. yes 1t is employed for roofing ma
| terial, boiler telling, paper stock ana IN
the mixing of fireproof paints Tor stage
scenery. Also clothes for fremen ana
gloves to handle red hot iron with are made
Of II Sometimes the mineral is found IN
thin sheets Of interlaced fibers, known as
mountain leather Elsewhere it is not in
frequently procured in thick sheets, and in
that condition is called mountain cork w
Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
AREPIHLICAN TREAsIKER.

states with Democratic governments
NAV take lesson from the experience OF
Colorado. According to the Denver News
the Republican success of two years ago
has already cost the people 100000. The
treasurer of the State-a Republican, please
note-pockets each term 100000 of interest
on the public funds. This act is denoml-
mated a felony by the state Constitution
The money is the property Of the people.
Two years ago the Republican organs
pledged the voters of the State that
this steal should be stopped, but one
Of their legislative tools pOcketed the bill,
and the steal goes on. Republican carpers
who like to remember some Democratic
treasurer. while forgetting how Mary
land treated her Democratic treasurer
when he defaulted, and how Penn
sylvana didn't treat her treasurer
Republican, Quay should ponder upon Re
publicanism in Colorado. In Natioral and
state finances it is pretty generally the cast
that Republican treasury rule is an eXpen
siye luxury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Edmunds' Great Act.

Mr.. Edmdnds seems to be endeavoring TO
perform the feat Of swallowing himself.
when Crank Blair introduced his resolu-
ton TO limit debate Mr.. Edmunds asked II
it was to apply to the question under con-
ton (the Tariff bill). remarking thatif so he
was opposed to it. But it seems that he
wants TO 20 home as badly as Sherman does,
and has therefore introduced "A resO-
lu ion to limit each Senator to one
speech on the tariff question and on amend
ments. Some time ago, when the subject OF
limiting debate in the Senate was mooted,
he dscOuntenanced it, saying there should
he at least one house in which there was
freedom of debate. Has Edmunds got SICK
of the heavy blows the Democratic senators
and senator Plumb are dealing the Tariff
hill. or has he been 'subdued" by influence
from the White House: Edmunds is too old
a man to be taking double-back somersaults
| in this fashion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Weary Uncle John sherman.
lChicagO Mail

Uncle John Sherman is weary. lie mas
said as much in the Senate and lifted up his
tremulous voice in petition to the Demo
cratic senators, begging them to stop
bullv-ragging" Mckinley's patent band
for infant Industries. Uncle John sees no
reason why any one should object Ia
monstrosities if Uncle John does not
and not himself seeing the neces.
sity of protecting a heavily freighted
and half-drowned people from the sharks Of
the political seas he cannot understand
why his Democratic friends in the Senate
should see such necessity. II is sad to see
Uncle John wearying so early in the battle
which is now but just begun. Ones hear
swells with sympathy with the aged ono
gentleman when one forecasts what Is be.
fore him and realizes how very. very tired
old Uncle John will be- next November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

4 writer in western mining journal
says that a standard subject Of discussion
in mining camps is the opportunities that
have been missed by those among It's deni-
zens who made great strikes but failed 10
realize therefrom, and he states that when
you have a good thing take it, Is deyel
oping into a proverb among miners. He
gives several instances in illustration OF
his point, and among them is that ola New
Mexico miner who held S2OO,OoJ mining
stock based upon properties in district
that is now practically unknown. The ex-
element at the time referred TO, however,
was at red heat. The miner was offered
$4,000 for his wealth Of paper. but be
passed He sold out ten years afterward
for 900 aud then made first class trade.
In those days, moreover. mining exchanges
were more reputable than they are now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
RIAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
RIAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
| VA n HOE,
WYIHE COUNTY, VA.

At the junction Of the North Carolina eT-
tension and Cripple Creek extension Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad. great rail
road junction, IN the heart Of the greatest
mining district Of Southwest Virginia. am
destined soon 10 rank Win Tie great Indus
trial centres ~ the New south.
THE IVANHOE LAND AND iMpKOyE-
MENr COMPANY viii offer. at PRIVATE
SALE. JULY 10. 1890. DESIRABLE BtSI-
MSS AND DWELLING LOTS at ana average
price Of ss55. Al lots orc myomhiy locofci
on gently rlsnggrOunl overlooking tbc bean.
timl Valley Of New River The exoced~
ugly low price 40 'rhich these lots are placed
upon the market insures to investors qui0is
and large returns.
TERMS Or SALE: Orc-thirl cash. balance
in one and two yeais.
Through It's excellent railroad facilities.
"lvanhoe" is placed within min mum haul
Of the enormous deposits OF Go-san iron one
OF Carroll county. and the wofd-nmou-
limonite and mountain ores 0f Cripple crock
Valley: and also within easy haul II thee
ebrated pocahonias and fmitop Goa. lsnf
coke fields
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QrAuJf- arc
being operated within the town. THE $40.
FURNACE of the Sow River Mineral Gone
pany isaiready in successful operation whIie
the IVANHOE IRON COMPANY, under thn
presldencyof Mt Jordan T.. Mote. of the Mott
Haven Iron Works of New York. has been or-
eanizcd for the purpose OF erecting ano.her
furnace of large capacity. lhe extension
mines of the New RIVER Mineral Company.
adjoining fine town. are already giving Cm-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

The son of a rich German-American
banker constantly carries about with him
a little tin box which many believe con
tains candy, but which really contains
cracked ice The young man eats ice all
the year round and always attracts more
or less attention when he whips out the
box in the cars or at the theatre or wher-
ever he happens to be. He has some
stomachic trouble. This liking Of ice has
come to be a passion, which, being a
banker, he is able to grat:fy.-New York
World
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Ouay's Motives.

If the Republican party could only WIN
by open violence. by surrounding the polls
with workers paid out of the Federal treas
ury, Mr.. Quay would be the first to advocate
the passage of the Force bill. But he j.
wiser than his associates. Hehas had such
a long experience as a law-breaker that he
understands the value of surreptitlous ana
furtive methods. He knows that tne
Lodge plan Of violating the sanctity
of the ballOt-bOx is so simple that
il is crudeness itself. In the annals Of con-
temporaneous crimes the design OF the
Force bill is like an attempt Of a burglar to
break and enter Broadway store at Md
day. Mr.. Quay knows that the country
would not stand such an open and brazen
outrage, and that the party which under
took il would be destroyed. lie prefers
bribery. That can be done in secret, or at
least that will not be discovered until 1t Is
toO late fO defeat its purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
The Reported Atlantic Cyclone

The West Indian cyclone reported on
Monday from Havana as then northeast OF
cuba has so far managed to mask its move
ments by maintaing a course beyond the OBJ
seryation of landsmen. But it will not be
safe for captains of vessels now going 10 sea
To assume that it has entirely collapsed or
was originally an insignificant affair. II
will be wiser for them after passing sandy
Hook To keep sharp lookout for cyclone
disturbances in the vicinity Of the Gun
stream.
1t is very unfortunate for commerce ana
navigation if. with all the Geographic and
cable facilities now existing between the
United States, the West Indies, and Ber-
muda, big cyclone can reach Cuba from
the eastward before its existence is discoy-
cred. and that it should subsequently be
able to elude detection as it advances north
toward our Atlantic coasts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Divorces In Canadas

The divorce mill of Canada is poke-easy
sort of institution. IL is far behind the
times, and it doesn't seem 10 run with that
frictionless motion which characterizes the
legal separator on this side of the border.
During the twenty-three years of the con
federation 1t appears that the Dominion
Parliament has granted but twenty-eight
divorces. The Provincial divorce courts,
however, have brought the total up to one
hundred and fifty in the twenty-three years.
In the same period, according to statistics,
the divorces in the United states have aggre-
gated nearly 100000. While the pOpu-
lations Of the United States and Canada are
as twelve to one, the divorces are as 100
"A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

REID. in the House squirting on the
Elections bill, Quay in the Senate retard-
ing it, Mckinley in the House urging the
Tariff bill, lIoar in the Senate willing TO
pass it by, constitute a quartette of dis
sonance unsurpassed in the history Of
radicalism. II the Democrats keep their
hands OF the Republicans will cut each
others throats or follow the example of
Judas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
No Benefit for Farmers.

Southern farmers get no benefit from the
Republicans. The duty on cotton ties Is 10
be raised. and cott0n-sced oil IL 10 he taxed
out Of exIsience--all because Re publican
Congressman can be bought,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

DOES Senator Plumb deceive himself or
ANYBODY else in proposing a bounty 10 be
paid upon the manufacture of tin-plate ill.,
stead of a duty: Tariff duty is nothing but
a bounty 10 the manufactures. This has
been the position of Democracy always.
And it is position founded upon reason
TO call it by its right name does not change
its character at all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

The United States, in compelling the Pro-
yisional Government of san Salvador to sa-
Lutte the nag, made the officials see stars.
IL was done by electricity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

np-FIRST ENGLIS II LUT J. A
CHURCH. seventh street near Gfice. heN I,
I : Nosrr pastor.-Scrvice at / a. m. No
service al night. sunday school at $3.50 a.
IN. All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
u nnEsnNrERIAN CurRCH.

Gs-FOURTH PREsBYTERlAN Gnu RCi'
nosfor, residence 90 west Grace reet -
bivine service sabbath at J "a. IN piench'
mo bv the pastor. SabhatE-school at 9:5V "a u
IN sabbath night service discontinoei Ioi
summer. wednesday lecture AT s;lo y. IN.
JuIing July. discontinued thereafter ~
emanuel Chapel. corner Beverley and wash
hingfon streets. a union seryise OF chulcn
and chapel congregations VIII DE helI lever every
SATURDAY ut q D. IN. Preaching by rev D.
| Calvin stewart. All cordially Invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

es-CHAPEL OF OUR REDEFMER lChel-
sea InlD. J. H. Grinth. Jr. in charge. ser
sunday school al p. Do. \ hearty welcome
to all Seats free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

INK Front Royal Messenger has success
fully closed its fourth volume. May IL con-
| tipue 10 add figures TO It's record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Senator Zeb. Vance.
IBirmingham News

The announcement is authoritatlVely
made that the Farmers Alliance OF North
Carolina will not, as body, oppose the re'
election TO the United States Senate OF Sen
ator Vance. This il wise and patriotic
conclusion, and will do more TO firmly es-
tablish the Alliance than any single action
of the organization.
Senator Vance ranks as one of the ablesl
members of that body. He is tower OF
strength No man in the Senate or the
lower house of Congress has stood by the
interests of the farmer more faithfully than
the noble Senator from North Carolina. ON
all occasions and upon every question
affecting the rights and interest of the
farmer, Senator Vance has been its bold,
recommending champion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

HB-ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPlsCO-
PAL CIITrRCII. Broad street. cOTner Twenty
nuh. Rev. Lewis ". Burton, rector Ser
vices 10y the rector at / 1 "a. m. and p. m.
The public cordially invited 10 all the above
services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

s5-sT. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. f. q. Dasmell. -. d., rector Rev. W.
q. Williams. assistant.-Divlne service d.
If anna Holy communion ana sermon al
y. M morning prayer ami catechisih ~
$3.50 a. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
CHURCH NOTICES.

.-rtusr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner OF
,rt,, ard urond streets. Rev George
rnoney D. ID. Preaching at III =, An, ~.
by he pastor. No services at nlght. blp ,,,
schonI n, o:i5 a. m, Strangers cordially III
yite1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

SENATOR QUAY is Of the opinion, no
doubt, that the man who looks solemn and
holds his tongue has more brains than
genius who talks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

es-MONUMENrAL CHURCH protestant
Episcopal-Rev John b. Newton. rector;
Closed unfll the second sunday in Septem-
her. A cordial welcome TO all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

causes arrangement of the entire SYSTEM
andflcct disease TINT arc hazardous 20 me-
Pcr.ou. Of co,ii.e habit are subject TO hei1-
ache, Defective Memory, Gloomy torcDo1-
IN Seryousfess, Feycrs, Drowsincss, Irrl-
table Temper and ether symptoms, whl'h
units tho sufferer FOR business or agreeabie
associations. Regular habit Of body alone
oan correct these evils, and nothing sue
creds "a vell In achieving this condition rs
TUFTS Pills. by their use not only IL enc
system renovated, but In consequence OF ths
harmonious changes thus created, there
peryadcs q feeling of satisfaction; the mem
tsI faculties perform their functions with
vivacity. and there il an cxhiisration OF
nliud q nd body. and perfect hearts ease that
bespoalls the full enjoyment OF health
TUFTS Liver Pills
REGULATE HE BOWELS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

as-ALI. SAINTS CHURCH. Madison be-
tueen Franklin and Grace streets Rev. J. /.
Downman. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al II am. ana
6:l5 pm. sunday school al $50 a. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

ss-CENTENARY METHODIST CIV nDH'
Grace street between Fourth ana f ,ias,or
prcachtng AT 4 o'clock n. m. ana $40 ID. M
t,rangers and others always welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

.vvFsTNiTNSTEK CHURCH. corner
c,,yand sycamore streets.-Rev. James Lit
RE. the pastor. will preach at . p. M, Ais9
or o, Friday evening AT s:lb o'clock. All
cordially invited To attend sunday schooi
al $3.50 "a. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

,s.rIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
.orsor ~ Grace aud Madison streets-ltrV.
n p Kerr. u. r., pastor-Preaching al II q.
-, hv Vey' James Little. and nj s:i5 p IN, ny
Rev Carter Helm Jones Sunday-s'hooi "t
ga. m All are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

e.-GRACE - STREET PRESBYrERGAN
cIIirRCu Rev James Y. Fair. ID. D., pastor.
services al IL a IN. Preaching by Rev IL. 4.
White. Pin. D.. OF Washington and Lee UNI
versitv No services al night. ShDDall-
school services al $3.50 q. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Of Virginia.

CHARLOTTEsNlL LIE, n; ...... ana
sae.I0n lsl Aoursffih itl-,,s
- Medicine aud Pharmacy, Civil SANITARY hu'-1
- vs6sni-sl Engineering. Laboratory eors pa ,,t
49, 49, Anatomy. Histology, Pathology h-cntni-''
,-ltl.i,, 80 Ass.ginx. Students from NfslulA ~ n'
% i h. trarg and Scientific Courses ~ cai.9sl,'
aiir.ss a. abJys. VIM VI ilofnon eut''NA- ' '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

rrsECO$D PRESBYrERIAN CHClt H..
Rex. l. Horace Lacy. Jr.. VIII preach AT II H.
m. No service I'm the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Richmond College,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The next Session begins Scptcm-
Der 10Th land continues
Nine Months.

The College comprises eight Acadei'''
Schools aud tine professional School Oh Inv
I'm addition. provision has been h'He io'
systematic Instruction la Elocution by me
o,,ointment Vi MT d. *. lIamnerlin as IN
structor
Expenses per session of a noh-r's'" ,..',s
student. embracing entrance i''' 800 ~
aud tuition in three hools.....'..'..-'--'' Nv
rvnenses of "a resident student. en-
bracing entrance fees. tuiiion l'l
three schools, board. fuel, llsht am" ,o- "a
wash
~ q Piil EAf,
"""'' Chairman OF the Faculty
iu1S-Freu.Tu,t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Principles Niiu MOI W"h'
fhrIansas civ Journal

Principles and not men must be consider
ed. The true Democrat is the man who
submits his name 10 the action Of the party
and who is willing 20 abide that action.
The man who is too good 10 submit 10 the
time-honored custom Of selecting candi-
dates by means Of conventions is too good
10 be voted for by Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

ss-THEREGCLAR MONTHLY MEEIlNG
of the Kichmond Baptist CITY Missionary
society will be held with the Easl EN- q,
church tomorrow afternoonat o Clock All
~ u. il.L-if IL n IL nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Philadelphia Record.

Since the Customs Administrative bill
went into operation, August LIST, importers
have beea compelled to insure themselves
AGAINST the severity OF its operation. Here,
tofore if any portion of cargo was damaged
in transit the Government has allowed a
proporionate rebate Of duties, on the equIta-
Die principle that duty should be exact
ed according to the valve of the goods Wheh
landed at the port of entry. But under the new
law no abatement Of duty will be made
unless the damage shall exceed 10 per cent.
of the invoice. When the damage shall eX-
coed 10 per cent. the importer may abandon
the goods TO the United states and be re-
neved of the payment OF duty on the goods
so abandoned. assurances are now elected
not only to cover damages to goods, but
also the percentage of duty unJustly eN-
acted. This is new stumbling block III
the WAY of commerce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
PROPOS AIS.

RICHMOND. VA. August -. $500.
~ ACCORDANCE WITH A REoO
LUTON adopted az the last meeting oi
the Committee on the Improvement OF
James River, the undersigned wiibe pleased
10 receive bids. FROM DATE 10 THE lGrH
Infant. inclusive. for ADJ SAND dre'G'd
from the harbor, until otherwise ordered.
LEWIS d. CRENoHAW, Jn.
Chairman Of Committee on the improvement
~ lanes River. au l3-id
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16
Republicans are Lawless

Whenever civilization can tame the law
less spirit of these murderous outlaws and
teach them TO appreciate the blessings Of
good government and 10 respect the courts
and the laws we may expect Perry county
10 tell IA different tale in the election re-
turns. For the present IL Is hopelessly>law
less and hopelessly Republican.
PriucipIes and Not Men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

THE news contained in our New York
special to the effect that Sl2,jW,OOO Of Viz
ginia securities had been deposited with
the committee on the adjustment Of the
state debt in London, is exceedingly en-
couraging. Although it is stated that the
committee will take no step until ma
iority Of the bonds are deposited, stu this
shows that the creditors Of the state are
in earnest, and DESTROYS Of coming to fair
and honorable settlement. 1t is reasonable
to expect that, with so fine a start
other holders Of the States obligations VIII
speedily place their bonds with the commit.
tee, and that satisfactory plan Of settle
ment will be readily agreed upon. when
this is done, it will be a great day for Var
ginia. and the old Commonwealth will lit
orally take on new lease of life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-16

The Philadelphia Telegraph announces
that the bringing forward Of the quay reso-
lutions was a startling, but true revelation
and that it showed the sentiment of the
country was that the leadership of Messrs.
Reed, HOar, and Chandler has been weighed
in the balance, and found wanting. That
is pretty good and live figure of speech
used by the Telegraph, which is rapidly
coming into the fold of Democracy
But what an absurd figure quay
cuts posing as justice with the scales. JUS
tice is a synonym Of honesty, Quay is not
synonym of honesty. Justice with the
scales is always represented as blind
fold. Quay with the scales is never blind
fold. lie works on the principle OF the scales
balancing 10 his own particular benefit
This rather spoils the Telegraph's sentence.
but it is true. 1t is true, moreover, that Quay
will have right hard time of ii making the
returns from the Mckinley tariff bill ba.'
ance the fat which he has so judiciOusly
fired