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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
MARRIAGES, BIR his, DEATHS.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Charles =. Bixby. Josephine Marrett Bennett
John Hillstrom 80. ...... .....Louise Reed
Michael Ii. Hensel. -. $500. Ida i. t,ull
DEATHS REPoRTED.
Name. Age.
Bauer, Carl. 1O40 Lawson street. =. 80 years
Haupt Peter, st. Luke's hospital. 81 years
klotz, Mrs. Anna. city hospital. zee. 65 years
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13

n n RI n TRENCH HENRIETTAS in all the ONI
cO0rngs. inches wide, silk O'S-
* b - ~ also 10 pieces black, goods, $L3S
pnR a: !: :::: ::; .::: SOC
EwHHE5SE = we defy you to find outside of Eastern
1IIHlIHu markets a quality Tomorrow Thurs Per Yd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13

Cigar will continue to be sold for cents
for some time to come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
WuS Der YoaeImelt.

v@ntsn" sri9einsn tdsIi9 tn Druder'
i9udrse tn unsebsurer In,abI; iis usrbeu
aus Der Cuff sesriffen.
Cine Sans, usun aud bumn, wirt
meif uiel umi3wdrmt, nasnentli4, weuu
fe rsdnsli9 aIstnftsbeuO" TIT unb auI
Woos bliten tam.
Der ,.StrauB" 3sist i9 In Der Bife,
obre isbo9 uBdiIms" 3u isin; nit Der
suIsen ersrstft man feline Geber. Su Wier
stbt es iOsar ethen, wsI4er BaI3sr compo'
nit.
,.Eau5en" fnb iebr belisbt; es nun
fden gieIe, bag fs ibasn sebratsn ia Der
Wtunb ftesen m04ten. Sober Sdubertd
1T Elm @trrsmauu, bod ioIIsn aus ,Gau'
ben" ni9t b0ren t6nueu.
,St0r9e" sibt ss aIentbaIbsn; Hs fol
len ftd germ auf Rinrsrsisn sinlafIsn uni
ftnb Don uteIsn Samilienudtern iebr ssfir9,
tst. ,,8Iappsrn" se50rt BET ibn:n gun
5anbwert.
Bas man ii9 pom ,,Ruduf" er3dblt
ftnb msift Wir9sn, bod bat CT sinsn ,,su'
ten Ruf," Der oft sesdbIt bur9 ben WaI,
f1a0t. Treffsn isoo4 bic bur9 BITE 3abJ
ietuer Rutudsrufe sstsnnssi9ueten Bro'
pbessibuussn nidt elm. 70 ruff mon i'm
aud Bu! sol bid Der Rudud"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
y u u MIlsrIet.
lteber 6as Nauhen ipra1 bieisr 60

llsber bas &auden ipru9 bieisr Gage
BrofsHor Rotbnasel tn Wien pabrenb zines
tliniifsn gortrasss. Sie SoIsen bes
mdBiSen Gabatrau@ens - iaste Der @ss
Isbrte-iinb tsins nadtbsiIissn unb fonnen
BET iOnit siunbem Orsauismus Biz ans
G~ebeusenbe setrasen uerbeu. gs 1T BE-
mettenspertb, pte ii9 Der Srsanismus
an bisiss @ift sew6bnt. vUenn tam man
gu rau9en ~anfansen2" Disis Sarge pirb
bdufis an mid seri4tet. Weine Qntuort
1T: Dsnn ct ftd bic gisarre i5on islbit
uerbteusn tann. Sie lit Elm 9~urasssnuB
unb bisien iou ct f9 feIbit peri9affen tons
men. Sc friber freiIi9, bsito iddbIider
fir bas Reruenipitem unb fir bic gauge
@ntwidsIuns. Ser Eabat pirtt anresenb
auf bas Rsrusnipitsm unb pe,isst in eine
bsbasIide stimmuns. gieIe Raudsr fnb
un%seniebbar, wenn fe nod feline Gisarre
ssrau9t baben, es Istbet ibr 5umor baruns
ter. Dte i9dblids Dirtuns BEG Eabats
auf bas Nerusnipfsm TT ni9t 70 sroB ais
man semeiniam anntmmt, uub sr 1T In bieier
Betiebuns unitdbIidsr aIs Rafse, Ebse
obsr a%ItoboIita. @sl9e i1doli1e Btrs
tuusen bat an Weni1en bas Gabats
rau9en? Ser gauge 9erbauursss Npparat
leibet I'M b65erem Ober %serinserem WaBs.
&au9er baben ffets &a9ens ober Wunbs
tatarrb, ielten ftnbet mar einen &au9er
nit elmer gang rstuen 3unse. gs tam
fi9 in ueitersr Solse eiu Rebltopftatarrb
entwidsln unb BITE @erbauuns ssii5rt wers
ben. Bel f~iarteu &au1ern Iisst ffets Der
Gppetit barnieber, unb es lit bstaunt, bag
man ben gppstit bur9 &au9sn psrtrsibsn
fam. giel i5dbIider pirtt bus Rau9sn
auf bas Sers Elm unb IS t0nnen BON bieisr
Setts bic f9usrffsu St5runsen srfoLsen.
Utan bemertt ba 6er3tlOpfen, llnresels
mdBisteiten i'm PuIis, es entuifsIt f11
ipdtsr etn 3ufanb Der Sersidwd9s uHb
9sr3musteIs Suiufii;isus NIT allen i4ueren
SoISeneli5etnunsen. Serrer entwtdelt
f9 BET &au9eru bic fo~senanute @sii9ts,
i9md1e, unb tn ptslsn Sduen bat man
etue complete Bltnbbeiit bsmsrtt. wel1e
iebo9 usri9wanb, na9bem bas Rau9sn
aufseseben wurbe. &sIatiu on, uui1dbIi9s
fen 1T tas Pfeifsurau9su. sumaI aus elmer
Iansen unb iauberer Bfsife, aaein BITE
9fstfenrau9sr tnb in Der &eseI BITE barts
uddisIteu Rau1sr unb Cd bietst bic Bfsife
ben NattbsiI, bas man BITE brensli9en
Stobucte nit binunteridlutt. Oas Raus
den Der Gisaretten bat ben sroBsn gtads
tell, baB Der Rau9 babel biuuntsr sei9ludt
wtro. IS tommsn babel BITE bdufisfen
8erbauunssfOrunssn unb Ra9sntatarrbs
Dor, neil Der &adsn sefdbrbst utrb bur9
bic Wauie. ben Rau9 bur1 bic Nais 3u
blaisu. Inter ben gtsarrsn finb bts
9uuannas entidisben bic s4doltditen, ba
bier ni9t nur 0ttotin In sr6Bsrer Wense
uorbanbsu lit, ionbsrE aud anbsre i1dtIi9s
Brobntte. Sd tannts Elm Amsritaner.
Der l4-l5 i4were 5apannas tdsIt1
rau9te, Bet benz f9 bann i4wsrs Ssrss
fp nptou1s etuftsatsn, uno ba er binter benz
&iden bes Ar;tes fi9 bod gisarren gu
uai@affen wuBts, baBte er feline 2eiosnz
l1aft nit benz 9ebeu. Das WaBbalten III
bus obsrits @siss bier pie iberaa, bas
Wa6baltsn lit bic srffs B%sbinsuns, UNI
eiaen re9teu @suuR su baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
Sic feiae Ereiie.

IS belt Elm Wtauu rpabr 1T Der Taq -
Bon S6nein6en lt9 einen ear3en Stau.
Sartofteln batte er etnen Cad,
Sas mar elm SSreiien mad ibrem 8ei6mad.
sic nabmen td9li6 uon Der Spenbe
uno ledteu oantbar ibm bic SGnoe.
8oQfibrten Dor ibm nan6' luftig Sdn3lein
uno webelten nit benz Rin9elIdpdnjlein.
@etreuere uno er9eb'nere S6rpeine
CAB man auf bieier groe feline.
Oo6 balo ting elm anb'res 2ebeu an,
Sn's austra9sitiiberl fam Der Damn.
Ut bate ni6ts sl lugen rnebr,
uno iein 6artoffeliad mar leer.
Dd 9tng er einmal gum Stale, III ieb'n,
8ie es m09te NIT leineu 9ieblineen iteb'u.
@r sriiBte uno ihnal;te NIT Der 3un9',
Sbr padte pebmiitb'9e @riruerung.
@r rief tie nit ibren Roienamen,
8te ie oa ionft selaufeu tamen!
8o4 iebt, iits 8abrbeit, III es gSabn9
Sie slosen ibn leiie 9runienb OIL.
Sie orGn9en Ii9 ni6t um i'm berur,
sic eloSeu i'm OIL itumpfiinnt9 uno buntrr.
llnb penben 9leid ii6 wieoer gum 6reiien
uno baben i'm alsbalo per9eien.
Der Wann 9trs tiefbetribt pom binren
uno that ii6 auf ben @runo beIinuen,
ge9t ii6 auf's Spintiitren unb gribeln
unb iprad pom lnoant unb aubsren llebelu,
llnb meinte, bic S6meinden, bic 10 perfubren
Oas wdren bod redt feise Raturen.
Oo6. mie er ra6ba9te, 9riinblib unb fein-
Der Cad NIT RartofIeln feel ibm ni6t elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
!3iebt Die sremjem an. psnn ibr inOet, bo

Siebt Die Sremfen an, psuu ibr fiuOst. bos ss i'm
Suutts Der GsiuuSbsit bsrsab sept. SdptuOsuSs Srait.
ssi5mdGerte gerbuuuns unO aiitmtItrun9 limb bic Ssiasu
Os Sbpinosrs Der @siuuOpsit. Sbut Otesn unO unOern
anSei&sn zines irGbisiItssn gsriou5 GinbeIt nit benz
srOBsu ssbsusipeuOer uuO ssbsuspstsr, SOfsttsr's IRA
seus9ttters. Nh Der Qusas. Dem Rassn. besiunsnb. bebt
Os Sittsrs isins untb6tistsit. usrbefsrt isins Srrtbimsr
uRS brtust ibH trditis WtsNr Sswesuus. Sas SsrOaus
uusSorsau wiro iomir la ben Stuuo ssisgt. aus bent Gieu
bic Id5ritoiie aSjuiOHOsru. peIbe SIut srSsussu. aui oies
is Setis wirO Oas Spitem ssHdbrt. sstdrit unS BEN abs
uormsn @eSruuds Der &ossuidfte ssitsusrt. appstit, sa
ter S4lai, rssslmaBiss SebeussspobHbsitsu wsrSsn pisosr
b~slseiteat uuS bic usridisSsusn SuuttiOusu tretsn pisosr
in ibrs nutar!ids uuO ssiuHSe sbdtistett. bas stttsrs lit
liberties elm ips;iRidss SsiImtttsI ssssu @aaIaria, &9eus
mariSmus, @aasnyetSsu uuO acknowledgement
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
@nl6Blid Der yermdbluua Der gn5s,

NHlubllW utI S~tIWuViuhy oel Vt69sls
sosiR Raris 8alsris srBdblen unsartlde
8Idtter foIseuoes bibi9e @si9iat6en:
Sun pc, hofenen 8inter. oils bic @rSberso,
gin bereits Sraut mar. gin fs nit elmer
9ofbame bur9 bic @ahsn Don @6b6a6.
suf benz Bsse b~ssesuste ibr Elm bdbitss
8auernmdedsu. sic bIisb ifeben uub
fraste bas 8ausrnmao4sn: r8obin ssbit
Qua" vSn bic Spinnifube." so
mOdte aud fpinnsu Isrnsn." .Ruu, Id
untsIri9te gle germ" So ssbe aliO nit
Dir In bic Spinnitube." unterusss faate
barauf bic @rsbersosin 3u benz Bausrnmdos
den: .Ou bift i9on srua9isn, bait Du
f9on einen 3utinftissn2" rSa pobl,
absr it bshite i'm iebr eifsrii4tis, tsnn
&c TT iest SoIbat.~ yrnb warum bift Du
benn eifsril9tis auf ibn2~ fragile bic grs,
bsrsosin. vWeil elm SoIbat Ginsm isSr
let4t absspfui9t witb." vSiebt Du",
iaste bic grabersosin, i'd bin auf msinsn
3utlnftisen ui9t sife,ii&tts; bsnn pifs.
i'd babe aud etnen ySutinftisen", unb Der
TT aud SoIbat." Run" - srpibsrts
bas 8ausrnmdo@en - .bann ssbsn sic
gut gdt auf TN, bsionbsrs psnn CT elm
l4mLdsr Sunse it'll" - Die SSnissto9tsr
Iadts ibsr bisis Raiustdt, bann besab fe
f4 tn bic Spinn tube, nabm ben ROden
our Sanb unb Isrnte ipinusn. Sie ging
su wisbsrboItsn Walsn bin. Snswif9sn
absr iorste fe bafir, baB Der Solbat bes
Bauernmdb9sns einen Srtsf erbielt, tn
weI9sm sei9risben ftaub, baB e. f5 ia
ni4t sinfaIsn Iafs, isinsr Carl bic Ersue
su bre4en, bsnn bic Cart iet elm prd9ttsss
Wdbel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
WGbreub bic belatihen SociaIiffe

Scugltau tt uttBtIWeH SuCiuttleu
auIdBlt4 oes SubIdums bes R6uiss bur4
Broidtrsn benz 2aubs uorflbren, ueI9e
llniummsn bas 6OniSstbum ben Stsuers
sablern toifst, erteuusn aud 3ablrst9s
SubsIi3rifIen uupartsiif9 bss RSuiss
Bsrotsnite uuo bic Sortl9ritts bss ganbes
unter ieinsr Rssisruus an unb NIT wis
sroBsm Rsdte. srpsiieu na9ftsbsHbs 3abs
len. 8ou 1865, tn wel9sm Sabre 9sopolb
II. auf ben Gbrou tam, 1T bis beute bic
3abI bsr gtuuObner Don 1900, 900 auf
6. 100, 900. bic 3abI Der ausldncer uon
5000 auf us. 900, bas aussabenbubsst
pou 80 Wiutonsu DOH. auf 60 Wtaionen
DoQ., Der 5aubsl uon 27O Wia. Doll.
auf $50 W'u. Sou., ote 9afenbswesuns
BON 5000 Sdlifsn nit 1900, 900 auf
5000 Sdifs NIT 9 Uiu Cons seifisssu.
Der grsou BsIsisns auf benz BsItmartte
1T elm uusssssi9neter. isine Stautsi9uIo
1T bur9 ben Bertb isines Carbohydrates
aebett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09

Sanienbe babsn i9 Don Der 0irtiams
teit pon Or. Gusuif R5nis's hamburger
Eropfsn BET aasn M~assnIsibsn lbsr3sust.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
Nus Der SnftruftiOnsitunbe.

6sIbuebel gum Snfanteriitsn Dupts) :
vWarum fiuost BITE grnts TIM CONNER
itatt9 (Dupte i9usist usrIessn.) 49,.
RsrIs. uno iast 10 @iner, baB er auf benz
2anoe seboren uno er3ossn uurbs! -
Dupts: v....D amit bic Sslrer fur bic
6srbitman6psr fret wsrben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
Gin ltnglafsmsnid. Su 5risbri9ifab

(S9lesuis 5oIfstn) uurbe am l6. Suli
elm Arbeiter bserSist, wsI9er elm wabrsr
Huslidsmsni9 ssuannt wsrben Tam. gor
sinisen Sabrsu usrlor CT bel elmer Jsusr.
branf nt4t nur isin 9aus unb ietn sanass
WObsImeni, ionbsrn aud feline 6rau unb
feline Rinbsr tamen tn ben Slammsn uni
I'm IL. Suli bs. s. absr fisI Der Mann
ielbf tn elmer Sabrit tn sinsn RsHsI nit
S9wefsIidurs, no er 10 %usrbrannts, baB
bas SIsii9 uon ben &nobsu fisI unb Der
Wann idmmsrlt9 umtam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
NufJpferuo.

Srau: v....S Sic re9nen mir ba 3ebn
9ieun,s' fur Sooawaier auf - @mlI iast
mir aber, sic bdtten ibm gar teines ssse.
bsu!"- Rinosrmdo9sn: .8srIanst bat
e.'s unter~ess - neil Der Suuss absr su
srbist mar, bah IDS ielbf setruntsn, bas
MUS ibm ni9t i9aoetl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
RGerfet Spak uno GruH.
Stadel6eeren.

8eripdtetes.
Seb' i9 elm dltlid SunsfrSulein
Sm 3arten Blumenbute,
Gid mii6en in Der Su9enb Reib'n,
Damn bent i6: Gb, gu Suite,
Bas belfeu Dir bic Bliimlein al,
Gum Strange oufseordbtet2
Dir blii'bn iie bod auf feineu Sa0,
0enn On bait Did - ueripGtet.
llnb mandem Staatsmann sebt es fat
8enau pie Dir auf groen:
@r bat bic re9te 3eit perpabt
uno iiebt's nun Abenb perben;
8as bette 0ert blieb unestban
Sbr. bic letn Sod peri6mdbtet,
Stiirmt Dor auf frsi9ew orb'ner gabn,
@r bat It6 ara peripdtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09

G1enpiIe, q. q, 8. Sanuar 1900
SIN Sabre 1882 psrrsntts i'd mir ben asns
tel unb srft na2bsm i1 ct. Satobs Del
anuanbte wurbe i'd baueruo sebstIt.-
Tbcs, W. Ban @orber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
% ipiro In Granfreid bsmertt, absr uon

Der bortissn Brsfs tobtssidwisssn, bas BITE
ssiammten Reisruiitsn. wsI9s Idnsit bitten
entlafsn wsrbsn mifsn, BET Der SABINE
buradbsbalten wsrben. SIS 1T felt 1870
bas erfs Wal, baB Der Rrisssmintitsr Don
bisiem &s9ts @sbrau9 ma9t. Dis BrsiIe
iast barlbsr ni1ts, um tsius llurubs i'm
9anbs bsruor3urufsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
Ypeiie uuo BrDja.

Sudfii9 lam 5enlisr iinssnb): v8snn
t5 stn 86slsin war' uno uu9 3wsi 6ldgsI
bdtt'. ..!"-8ruosr Rtimantr) Dam
pdrlf Du re 9ans!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
Town and Country.

Our Chamber Of Commerce has taken a
wise step in resolving to widen its sphere
OF usefulness by calling to its counsels
honorary and nonresident members repre-
senting other sections OF the State.
10 announces that in the work II has TO
do il wishes the advice and help not only
OF the citizens of Richmond. but OF
the counties of the Commonwealth. IL
desires town and country people TO be
brought into close bonds Of sympathy. 80
that they will understand each other bet
ter, so that false impressions may be re-
moved and correct information impaired.
Richmond is fortunate in being the
capital Of the State. She is still more
fortunate in possessing the love OF
nearly all yirginians, and the Chamber
seeks TO cultivate and elaborate this good
feeling until each may depend upon the
other for active interest and cordial sup
port IN all deserving undertakings.
One Of the earliest opportunities that
will be presented for having practical
exhibition Of this kinship between rural
and urban Virginia will be at a convention
10 be held here TO consider edreforms
in our railroad policy.
Certain counties Of Virginia, of which
Richmond is the natural market. are now
by arbitrary schedules and tariffs de-
barred from communication with US, and
their trade is switched of almost from our
very doors 10 cities north Of the Potomac.
This is an offence alike against the mer-
chant and the farmer. II the producer can
get more tor his wheat here than else
where, let II come here. II be can buy his
groceries and dry goods cheaper here than
elsewhere. do not drive him to another
market. This is the position not only
of Richmond but OF great agricultural
country formerly in constant and easy
communication with Us. but now forbid
den to deal here.
II Is proper that the farmers. merchants,
and manufacturers should assemble to-
eether IN convention 10 see II 1t is not
possible 10 obtsin relief. Such conven-
ton representing the cities and counties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
The Virginia Enroughtys

VIII you give the correct pronunciation OF r pne
old English and Virginia family name hn-
raughty or EnrsughtT = Il n.
The English pronunclationis Enraught or
Enraughty: the Virginia name can't be
said TO be pronounced Darby, but IS GER
family called Darby. This Is the reason for
the absurditv One of the first Enraugh-
tvs in this country was Darby Enraughty.
TO distinguish him from the others he
was called Darby, Just "a in SmlthtowD, j..
/. the different Smiths are known by Their
middle names entirely. Darby Enraughty
children we're known by their father hrst
name. so that though thew spelled then
names Enraugh.y, they answered to the
name Darby.-Ne1c York sun.
Darby ENEoUGHTY was one Of the ear
hest settlers in Henrico county. His name
appears upon the records In the Clerks Of
fee as the grantee in deed dated Febru-
AIRY /, 1878.
This DARBY ENRoUGHTY left two sons,
DARBY and JOHN ESRoUGHTY, each of whom
had large number of children, and each
had a son named JONI. The families lived
near together and as may be supposed the
two JOINS were often mixed.
In 1928 JOHN ENRoUaHTY, the grantee in
o deed, is described as JONI ENRoUGHTY,
son of DARBY" Among the list of jurors
few years afterwards. we find the name
John ENRoUdHTY, of Darby" In this
manner the name and designation were
from time to time contracted until JoHS
ENRoUGHrY, the son of DARBY, wa;
called JOHN DARBY TO distinguish
him from his brother. and his de-
scendants were called DARBY. The Other
branch OF the family retained the name OF
ENRoUoHTY. and there are in the State to-
day both DARBYs and ESRoUGHrYs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
Rlalne's VICTORY.

The Senate and House conferrees on the
tariff bill yesterday accepted Mr. ALDBIcH's
reciprocity amendment. Mr.. BLAINE IL no
doubt happy. Now the leading feature of
the bill is the product of his ingenuity,
and it will keep him before the public for
a long time. He no doubt thinks it Will
ent,le him TO the presidential nomination.
That this is his ambition there can be no
doubt. What ia more. il seems that he has
a political and literary bureau OF WORK for
him, for reciprocity is spplauded and en-
dorsed by the Massachusetts, and Connecti-
cut Republican platforms in the same Ian
cuage almost, suggesting, If not absolutely
showing. that these two planks came from
the same hand, presumably that OF MIR.
BLAINE.
Reciprocity may and doubtless Will
prove a delusion for the country. but 1t IS
a genuine source of delight TO Mr.. BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

Directors. Hermann schmidt, John Pope, L. a.
Saunders. Thomas POtts, william simpkin, w.
7. Desaussur0. and X. q. hennolda -,
Inc company has already erected several OF
their ice-making plants "hlch aIe ~.
at work, turning outs solid, transparent, pure zee,
made from distilled water, and have other plants
ip course Of erection, which are rapidly ep-
preaching completion.
the com pany has all the work IL can attend 70 at
TemunerAtive prices.
The machine built by this company il on the
compression piau and 10 one OF the simplest u
not tho simplest" In construction, easy OF
mAnAeemenf, srd economical Ia working: "a Sc
cured by United States patents, aud Il a mos,
decided success. Ice N lie by this machine can
he seen AZ the Transpsreut-lce WORKS, this city,
Fredericksburg, Lyuchourg, aud shorty IN hoa-
noke salem, Graham, Va, snd Helena, Ark.
The books OF the company. from business 81
ready com pleted and In hand, show pront OF
not less Than q per cent on tho fIl amount OK
capital proposed 20 be sold, which Is $4,000, and
limited amount Of STOCK Il ofeIei u me III
yesting pubic at It's par value oil 81 per sls.e.
Parties purchasing stock now WI. snare IN tuc
profits Of the work already completed and tha'
II hand. -,
This business Of manufacturing ice is yet 10 iis
infancy new factories are golFs up every lsy'
and Ice producing machinery will always Dc IN
great demand a. the growth Of the SCUM W
creases We arc we'll situated hers In Richmond
to handle this particular business, being ciosely
connected with users Of this class OF machinery
The names OF the officers OF the company -
evidence that lie work Will be conducted In a
proper business-like manner end for tho interest
Of the stockholders.
An opportunity Is now given 70 those parties
who Wish 10 further the development 81 anotLer
manufacturing Industry IA our city 20 come tOr-
ward and subscribe 70 the stock Of this company.
Full Information can be obtained AZ the oncos
OF the company, 1lO5 east Main street. city, ana
stock subscriptions paid 20 tho secretary ani
treasurer. r.. I. HUDSON. or 10 :. q. WALLACE.
ESD, Cashier Citizens Bank. SO IO-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
Coming Over.

In all parts Of the State white men are
deserving the Republicans and joining the
Democrats.
The example set by Mr.. MssunrER in this
city has been followed by numbers of
Others whose conscience and intelligence
tell them that they should not continue in
a party which would apply the bsyonet
election bill TO the South; which in the
reapportionment would steal from Viz
GINA a member OF Congress TO give 1t to
Michigan: which. in the name OF protec-
ton, aims blow at all our industries :;
winch not only speaks of us but would
treat us as rebels and seeks to deprive us
of fair participation in the government OF
our fathers.
We have room and welcome for all these
Republicans With us they are with
friends; with the Republicans they are
with folks who despise all that is Viz
ginian and southern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
GOVERNOR PAGE NOT so YOUNG.
He was Fifty-Nine Instead of Ftfteer
When Made Executive of Virginia.

To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
A short time ago one OF your contempt
raries published an account OF the inscrip-
tiops on the tombstones in old St. Johns
church-vard. In that sketch, after reciting
the inscription on the head-piece of Gov
ernOr John Page (Which is 10 be found on
the east side of the church, 1t was stated
THAT Governor Page was only fifteen
wears old when he was made Governor,
and was the youngest Governor virginia
ever had"
1t is astonishing how person writing
an historical sketch could have made such
mistake. and especially so when It should
have been known that no one can be elect
ed 10 any Office in this State until he has
attained his majority. and all the constitu-
tions have fixed the minimum age OF the
Governor at hTty years: 1t IS wen
known that the colored Janitor IN
the upper portion of the Capitol build
ING will persist in telling tourists this un-
truth as TO Governor Pages age, notwith-
standing he has been correctly informed.
have been anxiously waiting the cor
rection of the statement, butlt has passed
thus far unnoticed. Governor Page was
born in Gloucester county April IL, l743,
and died IN Richmond city October H.,
ls0S-being sixty-fve years OF age at his
death. lie commenced his term as Gov
ernor in 1902, being at that time titty-nine
years Of age instead of fifteen, and lived
only three wears after vacating the gubef-
material Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

the Chamber will call, and among the
prime movers ia the scheme are some--yes,
many. of the best friends the railroad
companies have. They recognize that the
evil complained Of demands legislation;
thew know that there will be legislation.
and IL is their hope that meeting such
A. IA proposed can arrive at basis of
agreement that will be acceptable to every
interest and beneficial 20 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
A Solid Democratic Delegation.
Valley virginian.l

II there is not better feeling later on in
the three districts represented by Repub-
loans in Virginia the chances viii be that
the entire delegation from this State in
the Fifty.second Congress will be Demo
cratic. Bowden in the Second is con.
fronted with serious Republican opposi-
ton, both from Mahoneites and Republi-
cans. Browne in the First district has not
given satisfaction and there is settled
purpose to punish him both for refusing
TO vote on the elections bill and his absent
ing himself when al effort was made TO
bring the Langston-yensble contes. to a
close. In the Third district everything is
in confusion, and in the Fourth the party
is 80 divided that Notwithstanding the
large Republican majority q Democrat may
be elected. And this is all the fruits OF
Mahoneikm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

The will Of the late Marx Cohen was ad-
,pitted 70 probate and Mr.. Charles Cohen,
son of the deceased. qualified az executor
of the estate. Among the Requests made
in the will IL one Of y 900 to the heo1ew
Orphan Asylum; at Atlanta ongot rev RaIt -
the Bay.View Jewish Hospita,, az paul
Uorno for the Sick