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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 + ST.
ASSETS, q. 1.225. PA. Is
The 2lst issue of stock open for subscription and
payment Shares 81 50 per month
Once hours from a. to 4 80 y. daily. On the
frst Wednesday Of each month the Office will be open
from 10 O'Clock m Advances are made promptly
at . O'Clock.
Pamphlets and information concerning the OBJ
Ject and advantages of the association furnished upon
application at the ofice.
THOs sOMERvILLE, Prest
JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary. je5-2m
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49, G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
TAILOR.
Cor. 9th and G sts. q. ".
THERE'S MONEY IN THIS FOR YOU.
Today offer you four styles oe
Cheviot Suitings which the manu-
features were late in sending. They
are goods that are sold around for S25
to $40 suit. My price has been $32.
but in they 90 with the rest and you
can now buy them at one-quarter of
former price.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
TAILOR,
je1-1m Cor. 9th and G sts NV
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VoL IS. No 19,O67.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MEMBERS OF THE STONE MA
49, sons Union. No. .. d. c., are requested to
be az their hall on June 1, 1891 business of i'm
portance will be transacted.
Jest HENRY HEGARTY, Secretary.
R~sPECIAL NOTICE TO THE CONTRACT
- ors and builders of Washington IL
viii pay you To secure my estimates glass tor store
fronts dwellings offices. &c, for reasons that cannot
be disputed. a. follows:
am an expert in Glass.
Ny speciality is Glass.
buy from the manufacturers in advance.
buy the largest invoices, which secures the low
est prices.
My stock on hand is so largeI can NIL your orders
In from "A to ~ hours.
Ny work invites your inspection.
Nv advice will pay you.
Any errorS corrected with pleasure.
in tact conduct general glass business, that is
acknO lodged by those who deal with to be the
largest and best conducted glass business in this
city Give a call before placing your orders and
will be glad to give you my prices advice.
Respectfully.
CHAS. Z. HODGKIN,
9l9 9TH st. n.
Tel. 1873. te6-6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SfEC1AL NOI1CES.
R~CIvIL GOVERNMENT AND RELIGION,
tsmt waas ToSfTT sslEngs 20 God and What to Cesar
@~Ss SCOTTISH RITE.-EvANGELIsT CHAP
ing in the cathedral on TUESDAY. June g. at 30
Tor tine mSEf
R~sCoTTIsH RITE.-MITHRAs LODGE OF
degrees special meeting at the cathedral on TUES
e By G Gdfr Of the Ssn Master
K~oFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF THE
hereby notified Red Mems Hall at O'Clock
brother ERNST MEYGh Fl es
dent: CHAs. BENELER. Rec. Sec. IT
R&SCHAUTAUQUA CHORUS.
Chorus at at the Foundry n Z; Church MO MONDAY;
cordially invited to be present. 1t
x~MR. JNo. W. SHAW AND WIFE ,EX.
tend their sincere thanks to the many Kind
Charlie. and generously contributed flowers. IT
k@STHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The program of Commencement Week i. as fol-
lows:
Annu. msstiSS MoNpa9 ,ay yns pis Alumni UNI
COMMENCEMENT Of the LAW LAW school. O. Academy of
Of ,hs cosse aud 81 The
Scientific TG sfhqS SsnIH HHHveeTsty enas Hall "a,
~ Closing exercises OF the Preparatory School. New
jeS-4t JAMES C. wELLING. President
$40 THE EsUBSCRIBERS FOR ECKINGTON
- and Soldiers Home Railway Companys
The s1OO. 600 of bonds of this company heretofore
subscribed tor will be ready for delivery at the ONCE
ns on june is
are are nGted to make payment for ssme on 1r before
Secretary lexington and Soldiers Home Railway
Company. teS-eo3t
R,THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE
- Washington Training Srhool for Nurses
will be held at the Columbian University building,
cor. 10th and II SITS. n. W., on THURSDAY EVENING,
June H. at $50 o'clock Addresses will be delivered
The public is cordially invited to attend. Dr. H. L.
E JOHNSON, Dean. 3eS-4t
R~OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT
49, of Columbia. Washington. 1881. In &C.
coraDce with the provisions of the act OF March 3,
1883, list will be completed by July l. 1891 Of all
real property which shall have become subject to tax
alton. and value affixed thereon according to the
nent will include all structures and additions to
or improvements OF old structures. This Office should
be notified as to the removal destruction of any
building since the last assessment in order that the
same may be deducted from the valuation 1t
ments only be heard and determined between the
first and third Mondays OF July. 1891. By order Of
the Commissioners. MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Assessor
ID. c. jeS 1t
H~HERE IT IS-JUST WHAT YOU OUGHT
~ to have-a country place with an acre of
BELTSVILLE LAND IMP CO.,
1es-3t' Room Is. 1908 st. NV.
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E~JONAs. GIBBS CO.. ARCHITECTS,
49, COS I4tb st. Let design your proposed
building and estimate cost of erection. furnish
20 per cent of money If desired. je6-;Jt
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E~E. R. MARTIN.
Ebbitt House Barber Shop, writes:
'Have shaved % men with MY x.
B. Extra Razor and the edge is still
very sharp. 1 never had a better razor
and consider 1t cheap at any price"
WOODWARD l. LoTHROP
Are selling them for 81. SO. and will give
choice of strops. worth from 75c. to
Sl.25. with each razor.
myl6-3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

essCOTTISH RITE.-sPECIAL RENDEZ-
- vOus % Washington Consi=tOry. No. - >. p
r :, - ueE. A. A. s r., will be held on III ESpAf.
Inc y. 80 pm, West Ind Masonic Hail. lStt and
Ps, ave. W. AL 5. 7. : ,Cernsall1 lnvltea NerN
BY order ANSON ;. iLOR, :s2 decree.
~wHAT's IN NAME'
great deal when it means correct styles Ene work
JOHN F. SHERRY,
PRINTER AND ENGRAvER.
mya-3In 623 ST. n W.
WE WISH TO INFORM The LADIES
That make a speciality of Laundering Fine
DRESSES. BABY CAPS HATS. LACES-
Lace Curtains and fine work of every description
YALE STEAM LAUNDRY,
522 10th St, near cor. n.
Tel, 1929. je'i-lm
,AN EXAMINATION FOR ENTRANCE TO
= the Freshman Class of all departments of
Princeton College will held the Emerson Insti
tute 9l4 18th st.. beginning THURSDAY. June IL
m, and continuing through the afternoon of
FRIDAY. Candidates intending to enter the Fresh
Class later - examined at this time
portion OF the subjects required for entrance
prescribed in the annual catalogue Of the college The
examination will he identICai with that held a. the
SANE time in Princeton Applicants should send in
theirnarnes to TILESTON F CHAMBERS. l44l . St
FRANCIS l. PATTON.
Je5-5t President Of Princeton College.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

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~ ". are selling
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A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. O. 70
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POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1891.
INDEPENDENTLY APEr

Reports from Washington indicate that
President Harrison is in a pet over the dis
comfture Of the Force bill, and refuses 10 be
comforted. A correspondent Of the Phila-
deiphia Press recently wrote 20 his paper
which is about the only ayOwed Force bill
advocate OF any prominence at present in
the city OF Brotherly iove-to the effect
that. few DAYS ago, State Senators Wood
and Williamson called on Mr.. Harrison, and,
after sending in their cards, were u.hered
into the Presidential presence. They were
received with irigidity which excelled
even the well known GOODNESS which usually
charactcrizes Mr.. Harrison's manner. Gam
Ito understand. gentlemen, that Pennsyl-
vania is still Republican Stater was the
greeting acceded them. and before they
could reply his grandfather's grandson
loitily dismissed them, saying that he was
90 very busy they must excuse him.
There is really no reason why President
Harrison should sulk in his tent. In the
inst place, he could not play the role Of
Achilles if he would, for be is by far too
small man, and in the next place the de-
feat Of the Force bill makes no practical
difference to him. His ardent desire for the
passage Of that bill was mainly based on
the hope that il would, in some way, be in
strumontal in eflectng his reelection. But
he stands no more chance Of being nomina-
ted than does the most obscure man
in his party. for all the Force bills that
4 81.
people Of the United states to inflict again
on the country such a weak and discredita-
BILE Administration. Ii he were renomina-
ted, however, the Bayonet bill could not
aud regulate the election Of members Of
Congress. on the plea that they are Federal
officers but presidential electors are, in
every sense Of the word, state officers pure
and simple. They are elected by the States
20 express the wishes of each state for
President and their duty is to east their
votes in the name OF, and in accordance
with, the decree Of the people Of their re-
spective States.
A Congress even as ingenious in distort-
anu l-h'iihh l''ihiaA o'hAiihNhA ''"'
constitutional government as is the present
radical body could hardly devise a law
which could place the choice Of the Presi-
dental electors of a state under control Of
Federal bayOnets and Federal judges, and
90 If Mr.. HarrisOn's darling measure had
become law, it could not posi-
bly, have advanced his political as
pirations. 1t might have enabled
radical House Of Representative TO
steal enough Southern seats TO keep them
selves in power, and il might, in time, have
been so enlarged In scope as 10 be made
available for capturing the Senate; but it
would never have been made the instru-
ment for controlling the choice Of electors,
at least until its provisions were extended
20 the election Of Governors and all State
officials.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
WoIIcott. Of Colorado.

AtlhntA lOnhllluIoIsI
1t is refreshing 10 know that the Repubh-
can party, which is responsible for such a
crop Of sectiOnalists, South haters, bour-
bons and malignants as now fil the public
eye in Washington, is yet capable of pro-
ducing man like Senator WolcOtt, Of
Colorado, who rises above his partisan sur
rOundings and takes broad, healthy and
patriotic view OF things.
The attitude Of senator NOlcOtt Affords a
striking contrast to that of the fossil sec
tiOnalsts. who, under the lead OF llOar and
Aldrch, are breathing forth hate against
the South and striving 10 fasten on the PEG
pie of this section the outrage contemplate
i'm the Force bill such Of his speeches as
we have seen breathe the genuine Ameri-
can spirit. Tie is at once national and
progressive i'm his views, and, although ne
is party man, he refuses TO follow the
sectiOnalists in their efforts TO stir up strife
| between the people of the North and the
South.
On the financial issues of the day, Senator
WOlcOtt is DemOcratic-he is for the Free
coinage Of silver and 10 opposed TO the con-
traction Of the currency. lie is opposed "a
the Force bill. and his speech against II runs
along the lines OF patriotism that takes IN
the whole country.
1t is not often during the present genera
ton that the people have had the pleasure
Of seeng Republican senator rise above
the petty. but dangerous experiments N sec
tiOnalism; ard there can bee uO doubt that
If the Republican party is TO be- relieved
from the contempt into which 10 has been
dragged b, such fossils and bOurbOns a.
HOar, il will have 10 commit ito leadership
to broad and progressive man like senator
WOlcOtt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

picker Of south Dakota, he introduced
Kin onnropriating 100000 'for the pur-
chase and distribution Of seeds to cltlIehs
wbo have suffered from drought during lne
nast wear in so-called sub-humid regiou'
iast of the Rocky Mountain" On Jahu-
,rv 10Th. az Mr.. Joseph ID. Taylor, Oh Vn''
no brought in a measure appf0priauif F'''
ono 900 n year for five years as an GUY N a. =,
tional nind in support Of pnbl nc scnoois ~ ~
tho states and Territories and the Dlslli ~. ~,
~ Columhia. the sum 10 be divided alh1nE
tbom sin the proportion which the nulhuel
~ ne,sons between and including the aEt'
of ten and twenty years VINO are unH
40 IN write bears 10 the WnoI,
,1mbor ol such persons in the Ohi'vu
statos AZ shown bv the census VI
fsg6.v on January 18th, as Mr.. Geissen-
bainer Of New jersey, he proposed a n en-,
urc for promoting the education oil lhe JIM
bv appropriating S2jO.0OO ITO be sci aP pa
a. a perpetual fund for the purpose .. ~
inc the education of the blind III the c Ill.,
Ststes through the American Irln''ns
House for the Bind. A. pol
Many are the manifestations OIL M no'l
LINT and the forms 10 which he keeps ana
,,,sses ana turns again. lie is both hepuD
/ iicon and Democrat and he Is neither. W
would remind Mr.. Bellamy-Plckier' BIT
Rellamv-Tavlor. and Mr.. Bellamy-Oelsseh
/ bainer that il is not the business Oh NY
/ T-nited states Government 10 furnish seeu'
IN tbo jewellers i'm sub-humld or any o,hel
I Ind of rpgions. or 10 encourage reauln :
and writing by means Ot "a premium on li''
oracv. or M educate the blind i'm the s-eVrId
| states. i. the business of the J. me,
states goyprnmpnt 10 mind is own pusi
ness and lrt the states mind theirs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Apportionment Again.

Under other circumstances, considerable
objection would be certain 10 arise against
the passage of an apportionment bill at the
present session Of COngress. But inasmuch
as Ii takes the place OF measures infinitely
worse than ii is, no serious reason can be
given why the apportl0nment measure
should be set aside without action. The
country can stand this bill now, untimely
as it is, with a good degree OF cOmpOsure.
The bill under discussion in the Senate
was passed by the House, and provides for
reapportiOnment on the basis Of 356 men,
bers. Several Senators desire 10 amend the
resolutions so rs to make the number $50
with possible $50. This would arise by
assigning one member arbitrarily TO Mis-
souri,, because under the ratio OF 1853 that
State would have a remainder in the
division which would lack only little Of
the number required TO give II an addi-
tiOnal Representative. BY this Rtio one
Representative each would also be given TO
New York, Minnesota and Arkansas over
and above the number provided for IN the
House bill, which leaves the representation
divided exactly as II now is.
Reapportionment is always perpleXing
problem. No system Of percentage can be
devised which will do absolute justice TO
every State, and taking all things into con-
sideTation, the House bill is as good as any
OF the amendments suggested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
The Behring Sea Suit.
New York WOrld1

Attorney. General Miller is clearly right
both in law and in common sense in the
ground he takes with respect TO the Cana
dian appeal 10 our Supreme Court in the
Behring sea matter.
lie is right first in the technical point that
the Alaska court is not a district court Of
the United States, subject 10 control by q
writ OF prohibition from the Supreme Court.
He is right also in his contention that the
case turns altogether upon the question OF
the extent of the Jurisdiction OF the Alaskan
court over Behring sea, and that is pre-
cisely the political question which Is now
under diplomatic discussion between the
Executive Department Of our own Govern
ment and the British Foreign Office, with
which itwOuld be an impertinence II not
an indecency for the coordinate Judicial
Department 10 interfere, even If there were
no technical difficulty in the way.
This last is point less impressive TO the
British than 10 the American mind, be
cause the perfect equality and complete in-
dependence OF the three departments in
our Goyernment--the Executive, Legisla-
tive and Judisiai--is wholly without any
analogue in the British system. But ~ the
Supreme Court, with its exalted dignity
aud it's scrupulous respect for the other CO.
branches OF Government, this con-
sidelation would be conclusive ia any
event. .ln esu.r go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
An American Pope.

It is high praise to Cardinal GibOons TO
be mentioned 50 cordially in SUCH as,
tinguiehed connection. Ii would be one OIL
the z: eatest honors Of the century II ne
should be chosen TO the office. None VINO
knows him doubts for an instant his aDilty
OF his fitness lie has won the respect ana
tho confidence of both hemisphere by the
natriotism and moderation Of his views,
and by the rare and gracious Cancellation
that has marked his CO. duct and his puOIc
utterahces. His administration,ofh his pre- SEM
Office has strengthened his church IN every
way, and has given all its departments
harmony that has contributed vastly 10 ITS
remarkable growth in the United states
1t is not surprising therefore, That ms name
should be given such significant prominence
al Rome. and the probabilities are that g.
the conditions are discussed from day Ia
day. 1t will continue TO grow in strength
and favor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
RAILROADS.
rRFnERICKSBUR(


edmond. FREDERICKSBURG
" AND POTOMAC kAiLhoa I,, ,aat
uIe commencing JANUARY lSih' ioei
Eastern standard time
s.o7 q m. leaves Byrd-stfeet station DAILY
o"' stops only at Ashland, Bothwell,
Milford. fredericksburg BROOKE
and widewater. sleeper w rt,yes az
Washington at t2.0f Y. nj haiu-
more. l:l7 q. NJ, PbllaueiPn"i
3:47 D, m: New \ ork, 500 p m
,,.Eo. m Leaves Byrd-street stailoL. 49,
ii'"A - except SUNDAY. Buffet PaHor ~
e n,c5mond 10 Washington Ar
ives M Washington at 4:10 2. "a
i,altimore 5:l4 D. m; Philadel-
NH. 7 40 D. m; New York lU3o
p. m. ..t.,. d.,lv
7Io p esyes ByrdS'rre'ebt s1saion 70 ' Ney
York Stops only az Ashland
Hothwell NilfOrd. FredericksDu'S,
Brooke and Whitewater. stops ~
other stations on sundays. At
rives nj Washington AT ll;do p
mn Baltimore. 1913 n. M fhila I
delphia. 3:l5 a. m: New iOrh' ooO
"a. IN, aat
o'"V Slecper from New YORK. Stops
only al whitewater. Brook, FREQ,
ertcksburg. Milford. Boutwell, and
Ashland. stops ut other stations
on Sundays Ill.
0.4g H. IN, arril es ~ Byrd-stfcel sldtl uauS
~''0 - stnps ~ Frpdeucksbufg, Mlliord
Bofhwen. and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington and NeW loih
does not stop at tlba. IN.
oASp M. arrives al Byfd-street station dallN
except sunday. Buffet Pailor -"
Washington TO Richmond.
FRS MISUNDERSTANDING ACCOMMODATES
DAILY ENCEPT SUNDAYS
aoo n m leaves Blrd-strcei station; ar
rlves az fredericksburg AZ gao p
pa ..t..,
/ a..o a m arrives nj Bvrf street station
leaves Fredericksburg at 6Op r. III
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
eAsa. m leaves Elba. Arrives AT Ashland q
| T.33 "a. m. ,,, o
! e.24p m. leaves Elba; arrives al Ashldhu
7:O3 p. m. ,.,.,,4 o.
6:45 a. m. arrives Eloa. Leaves ASi'"'' q"
sos a. M. ..., .
e.1sp M. arrives al Elba: leaves Ashland "a
| $50 p. m. ,,..,
| bule Tram leaves Byrd street station ht >. o'
! "a u ON TUESDAYS, Thursdays and saturday
commencing January 22d, and arrives "a
| gyri-street station at 7:lo p. m. ON MOhub9
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. Extra iare
charged ON this train.
CA. TAYLOR. Traffic MANAGER
EFT. d. MYERS General superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Garments on Current Topics '"''e"
from the Daily Press
NAV York Evening Teisgrafn.l

now Ipis b'~''s
In the huge works Of the Cambria iron
Company, in Pennsylvania, the walls are
decorated with notices stating that after
february the wages OF the 5000 employees
will be reduced 10 per cent.
Yet the Cambria Iron Company maui ln-
mense profits last year, and we nave MAJOR
McKiniey's solemn and reiterated assuI-
nnces that his famous bill was passed eA,
rressly 10 Increase wages in Industries VI
this kind. ,,o an
Prices OF necessaries have gone up
WAGES have remained stationary or eone
down. except in some cigar factories WIN
sliybi advances have been made. a..
M il naturally TO be expected that olnc.
steel and iron plants will follow tne ieao is y,
the Cambria Company. competition III '"0
wage-cutting line is contagious
Perhaps some compensation shOuiu ",
found in the alleged robust condition. VI
that pampered youngster, the dQines'lc l'n'
making industry Major MckinleYs bosom
must have swelled with pride week asu
when Congressman Neidrnghaus' III ~
Louis. ioyfully transformed the room OF lh'
Wsys and Means Committee into an eA'
temnorized house furnishing store Wish a
elittefing array OF saucepans, Kettles pans
buckets. pans, cups, &C.. all manufacture
from american tin and scheduled 10 De
sold sat about the same price as the I'M
pOrteG article
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
LEE COUNTY.
A Federal Outrage-Marriage just Before
Death-Other News.

A Federal Outrage-Marrtage just Before
Death-Other News.
JoNEsvILLE, Va, Jan. 29.-lSpecial.l j.
At the last November election at Morgan =
store precinct, in this county, three Re
plblicans brought to the polls man beast
il drunk, and offered him TO vote, but the
indges of election refused 10 let
him vote, whereupOn tine three ICON
ductors" drew their pistols and Iun
the judges from the ballot box
into The woods. For this conduct
these men were indicted IN the
county court for disturbing the election.
At this term OF the court the cases were
called. but the court and bar agreed it was
not an offence for which they could be ia
dicted and tried. the only remedy being that
provided by the legislature, giving the
Judges of election power 10 have had them
arrested and committed TO Jail, aud as this
had not been done, IL was decided by the
County Court that il had no jurisdiction of
this case, consequently the indictments
were dismissed. As soon as these indict-
ments were dismissed, United states Com
missioner Blankenship ISSUED warrants for
the arrest of the two Democratic judges OF
election. and now have them under arrest
and will try them tomorrow. This action
ia regarded a. an outrage.
Last night at IL o'clock Joan NJ. Parsons
died Of pneumonia fever. Only few hours
before he died he sent for his afiianced and
they were married.
While YOU are having bOOms in Richmond
and All over the state, we have one in this
county at Pannington's Gap. The place
certainly has merits. IL has coal, iron,
limestone, timber, water-power, and rail-
road almost completed.