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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

Following are the agents prices and are
subject TO the usual trade discounts.
Cotton Flannels AmOskeag, brown
7Lal6Hc.; bleached, S&alSHc. Ellertons
brown, raise; bleached, Sa20c. Hamilton
brown, 6lSalOAc.; bleached, 7HallAc
Lawrence, brown, 64al4c.; Dleached, TIA
15Lc. Massachusetts X, brown, Ne
bleached, SIC. Methuem y, brown, liza
l48c.; bleached, S11al6. Nashua, brown
6kal7c.; beached, Salsc. PembertOn
brown, 717al5l9c.; bleached, S11al1hc
Fremo, brown, 6Ha2Oc.; bleached. Ia2lHc
Cotton Drills: Appleton, To-; Atlanta d.
Charleston, 6l1c. Clifton X, 6Ac.; Cont.
mental, 7c.; Darlington, CSC; Dwight Al
standard, Ne; Hamilton brown, 7c.; do
blue, 1Oc.; Lyman II. blue, lOc.; Mass. G.
&C.; Mass. ID y, 7c.; Natchez j, exc; Pa.
c0let, 64c.; PelZer, 6Hc.; Pepperell, ia
ne; Piedmont, To-; stark A brown, &c.
Glazed Cambrics Garner, NC; Red
Cross, 4l4c.; Edwards, 41zc.; ;. 5. & Son
4Kc.; Passaic glove finish, 424c.; Empire
49Ic.; Washington, 4JIc.; r. ID. W. 4 Sons
sc; Peacock, 411c.
Stripes and Cheyiots: American, Ike.
Amoskeag, 9a91zc.; Boston, &C; Column
bia brown, nc; Hamilton, l0c.; Jeweti
City, &C.; OmegO ;, l0Hc.; Otis BIB, SIC;
OAlo w. tr4Nsf " Al
casyille A, DC; Amoskeag Sacheyiots
04c.; Columbian, do, ne; Edinburgh
do, Sl9c.; Glenolden, do, S1c.; Jas. Long
do, 9i4e.
Denims: Amoskeag blue, 13c.; do. blue
Ounces, 1115c.; do. brown, l3c.; Beaver
Creek IA, lOc.; do. BIB, &C.; do. &C, &C..
Boston Manufacturing Company b., 7c.; do
blue, 7c. do. a. twist, l2c.; Columbian
xxx brown, 1Oc.; do. XXX blue, 9Ac.; do
heavy fancy mixed. l2Hc.; Cumberland
plaids. lOlIc.: Everett blue, 12c.; do. brown
ice; Haymaker blue, Ne; do. brown
ne; Jaflery xxx, 1Hc.; Jewett City
SIC; Kenwood plaids, lOAc.; Lawrence
Q ounces, lOal4c.; Oakland blue A, &c.; 9th
AKA, l6xc.; do. BIB, 94c.; do. &C, SIC.
Pearl River blue, l2Hc.: rhorndike "A, Sc.
shetucket blue, lie; UncasyIlle blue am
brown, loc.; Warren AKA, l0l1c.; do. BIB
9hc.; do. &C, SIZE; York fancy, DBL
PIE; York blue, DID, i2c.
Light Cotton Duck: Boston, Soz., l0l9c.
do. 9-Oz., llHc.; do. l0oz., l3lzc.; Column
bia, s-0z., l0j<c.; do. l0-oz., 1870; Eagle
S-oz., 1Ol4c.; do. 1907, l311c.; do. l2-oz.
l6I1c.; Greenwood. 7-oz. Raw, l0c.; do
s-oz. do, 1lc.; do. 1909. Bear, l4c.; do
l2-oz. do, l7c.: Bear Duck, s-oz., ~, l951c.
do. heavy, BOZ, i3Hc.; do. extra heavy
lO-oz., l5c.; Montana Ravens, % l2c.; DO
do, 40, IKE; Stark, 7-oz., 9llal611c.
( Shawls: Waterloo Manufacturing Com
pany-senaca, longs, ST.; saransc, longs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-S. Y. White 4 Co.
telegraph G. w. Branch & Co. as follows
The digestive powers OF the bulls were
somewhat overtaxed yesterday, but still
they commenced buying wheat again at the
opening, with the hope that they could start
the snorts on 4 run; but the shorts were
Sighting them with their money, and sup
piled all the demands early In the day.
Later on il was the same Old old story, and
the bright hopes Of yesterday were not real
lied. The close Of both wheat and corn
Is heavy, and, barring senseless reactions,
they are going lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

The first symptoms OF heart disease are
short breath. huttering, faint and hungry
spells. pain in side, swollen ankles, for which
lir. niles New Heart Cure is a marvellous
remedv. Fine book on heart disease. with
wonderful cure free at owens & Minors
Drug company. 1907 Main street, Opposite
sostoflce. Richmond, Va, or address Dr..
% lss Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
We Challenge

any man, woman, or child who is affected
with Constipation, Dyspepsia, Headache,
or Torpid Liver to prove that few doses Of
simmons Liver Regulator will not relieve
them. 1t never fails, and is so pure, so sure,
so harmless that an infant can take it and
never have a second spell Of collie. An
adult can take it, keep the bowels regular,
md secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

q, speaking OF General Spinner" said a
iteasury Official who had served under him
through his entire Term, zone secret OF his
.lhg NE and vigorous old age, which, but
spSn VI century, believe wac 70 be found
~ bic iohdness for open-air exercise and
anuseinents. In the darkest hours OF the
' va iOf The Union, when the mental and
selsical STRAIN upon his powers was the
greatest, the Treasurer, whenever possible,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around US
seem TO prefer 10 suffer and be made misera-
bic by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up OF the Food
thcm ShNOh's system Nitahzer, guaranteed
90 cure them sold by BOdeker Brothers and
IN. shields q CO.. corner Of Fifth and Mar
eball streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
Wuke Up.

IF you wake up in the
morning with a bitter or
bad taste in your mouth,
Languor, Dull Headache,
Dependency, Constipa-
ton, take Simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t corrects
the bilious stomach,
sweetens the breath and
cleanses furred tongue.
Children as well as adults
sometimes eat something
that does not digest well,
producing Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Restlessness,
or Sleeplessness-a good
dose Of Regulator will
give relief. So perfectly
harmless is this remedy
that it can be taken by
the youngest infant or
the most delicate person
without injury, no matter
what the condition Of the
system may be. It can
do no harm if it does no
good, but its reputation
for 40 years proves it
never fails in doing good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
HORSE RACEs.
Hnifie- aud Results at Clifton and Gut
feuburE.

Entries and Results az clifton and Gut
teuburg.
Following were the winners Of races
a' 1lienhurg yesterday:
.r,f race. one mile. beaten hOrses-BuIn-
tie rrt kenounce second Not oultN
second race nye'e g1ths ola inile-Lamer
fri rumlruin second. Maggie 4. thliu'
l..... 1854.
I..lI usri. one milc-Aliarrow nrst, Prince
tur.luatus second. Cassella third. Iline'
ls
Fourth race. four and one-haf furlongs.
.re 81 .OUO-leuclOn nrst, sunday secoiiu'
Salisbury ihird. Time 0oi..
ffh ace, slX and one-hah iuflonks-
'.frc. .l.r first. Anomaly second chapman
ilfd. Time. 1:29.
-.Itn rire. seyeu-cIghths ola mile, selling
Neptune. frsi, John Jay second, Repeater
Yard lIme 1879.
Entries a. clifton for to-day
l.rst race. seven elg1ths Of "a mile. selling
Niot1y. ~. sam Morse. 40. j. JOB, LOG
raymond. Marry Ireland, lO6; kanesyiile,
TO-. epic. o.. Pegasus, 81; bumiiiN, 30.
second race. nvt-c iEhths OF nlle-flaitel i
iiHl "a, 40. Def ndant, lO5; p1lei 100
t'atyf an. lO4 Australaud. Mamie b' lOU
isns a.. e6 Pelham. Mhltemore, FRANKS
sr NJ. siafy. kuiey, IS, Lady d, homage
clry. 81
lhiid race. a and half furlongs, selling
huHpus. no Battle cry, IA; Maid OF AllOn-
VOL, lV1. Preakuess Lass, lO7, Truth, lOo;
inua j.. los. Cascade, Interest. gcidiug, &C.
Ngpn. lu2 Baltimore l., 100. 4. q. H. 50.
tpurln race. seYen-righths u mile. andl
'ar-~slFlni, IA. Prince james, lO1; OF ma J.
N'. 100; Golden Reel. 1O2; DalsyTlan, iOli
~ VIE Clark, 100 kyrle H., 81; Dalesmsn, vOi
s-i~inel My. -; Ella T.. 50; Emily carter
nm race. one mile and half selling
4heodpclus, III; nendarme 10, Spafliis
'o rear e, lO6. ZaugbdT. 100, Meade, lOo
hynanza. lOl; Lewis Clara. III
ni2u race. thfec-Quarlep q a mile-LSthn'
T'I' Aloiph, Young Duke, l42; ~ John, lds
4,Q1l g., IA MOss Rose (hilyl, ll5, Helens
'seiungi ia; KOseville, 80; Irene ii 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

Ir time for coughs, colds, crouN, con-
sumption, bronchitis, hOarseness, al I all
throat and lung troubles, that old-tashl ned
remedy. Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup, OF pure
mimi tAr hOrehOnnd. and wild cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE,

where will be found beautiful PLUSH
CASES filled with the handsomest goods.
Genaemen's TRAVELLING, SHAVING
and DRESSING CASES and SETS.
Fine CUTGLASS TOILET BOTTLES
WHIsK HOLDERS; HAND, STAND, and
TRIPLICATE MIRRORS.
PRESENTS suitable for Gentlemen, La
dies, Youths, and Misses.
Please remember that no Dressing Case
t. complete without bottle of our I'M
rivalled SULTANA COLOGNE ara
SWANsDOWN FACE POWDER.
Fine HAIR BRUSHES. ,,.
Fine HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
TOILET WATERS, and COLOGNE.
Beautiful MANICURE SETS, &c, &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
FRUITS AND CANDY,

Candy, 9al0c. per pound as TO quality.
French mixture, 91Ialjc. per pound.
Lemons: Messina, Sj.jO@SI.5O per box
3U) and 800 in a box.
Oranges: Jamaica, in crates, S3.5OaSi.9O
Bananas, $l.5O@S2.jO bunch.
Apples: S2.1jaS4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. -, 1921
ArnrrrF - 50


RICHMOND, VA, Jan. -, 1921.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-GO0 bushels.
COrn-2.24O bushels.
Oats-2.OOO bushels.
Rys-lO bushels.
Mill O1ial-i5 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn, 10 bushels.
Rye-l0 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-Lougberry, 95c. TO $1.0j. Mixed,
9lc. 10 $1O4. Shortberry. 93c. 20 $l.03.
Corn-White, 62c. TO CSC. Mixed, Gle. e
&c.
Oats-White. No. >, sic. 10 j2c. Mixed
No. ., sic. to 5l14c. Rejected 43c. TO 4Sc
Winter, for seed JSc. TO G2c.
Rye-15c. 10 SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion &c Debility.
You Get a Lot

with each share of Fredericksburg stock.
The Chesapeake and Ohio have quickeneC
their trains between Richmond and Nor
folk Trains leave Richmond at $40 A. NJ
and3:2OP. NJ. The regularity with which
trains Of the Chesapeake and Ohio run be
tween Richmond and Norfolk commands
for them the larger share of the Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
INK OBJECTION 4rsrAlNrp.

A motion was made 20 yacate the order
H tle attorney ior the Kinney Tobacco
company ou tlo ground that the oxamina-
was unnecessary, and would substau-
tIa. give tne plaintiff an accounting at the
Iin- oi suit before he had estah-
Isu sny riga. t1 DO, and that bis affidavit
disc. sed that D. hls claim was valid he was,
ought o. H. jon possession of facts suth-
Gent Pm enabis him to frame "a complaint.
Judge Lawrence handed down "a decision
ite supreme Court chambers, this morn
.- sustaining the objections of the Kinney
N NAul and NaCaung he order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

COTTON REPORT.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Market sleduls
Q.otationS.- Middling, &C.; low mid
ling, SIC; good ordinary. Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

Gold nv Powers-Taylor Drug Company: r.
az Isgsman Seventeenth and Broad street.
RIair PHARMACY. 20 east Broad; George w:
Rock. sol sast Broad; J. 7, Lewis, 4 east
nroad; j. r. Crane, 2l9 cast broad; Ssaries
A. Beu<an, Fourteenth andsrrankia'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
DlssoLU1os AND co-rARrSERsuir
RIcuMosD, VA, Jan. II. 1891.

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. ~. 1881.
THE FIRM OF STERN & co. IS
/ This day dissolved by the withdrawal OF
Lee srRAUS. whose lnteres. ceases from
mis- date The remaining members OF the
arm will continue the business az heretofore.
and will assume al liaDhliies. rolcltlng
cn,,tinuanes of the liberal patrORsge be-
slowed ON US In The past, We remain, re-
sp'cffully, SAbhN W.
faQQ-4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

Theodore 3. Allen some time AGO brought
-It against t1e Kinney Tobacco Company
Iu tae supreme Court for commissions al.
.tei to have been earned by him In bring
iu- about the organization of Che Ameri-
can Tobacco Company. claiming Der
cent. 10 tao Kinney Compauy's interest in
t-- new Company, and served a summons
hlf uo complaint. His counsel obtained an
order f0r f.e examination of William II.
Hller, OBJ. secretary 0f the defendant. o.
l.',riau what t received from the Ameri-
Uar lehacco Company, claiming that il
Na- necessary Co enable hmm 90 frame his
.nl.unt. particularly i'm respect % the
------- II ..m.-.. b. -uL-ul-L L. nL.Llu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
IOWENS & MINOR
Drug Co.,
OPPOSITE POsTOFTCE.
Richmond, Va,
IKeep:a Fine Lne,Of; Z;
HAIR BRUSHES,
CLOTHES BRUSHES,
| SHOE BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
COMBS,
FINE PERFUMES,
TOILET SOAPS,
POMADES,
POWDER
BALMS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
B1AUTTF'IERS.
Also all the
PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
TONES,
ALTERNATIVES,
.DTETETICS,
BEEF EXTRACTS,
MINERAL WATERS,
ETC, ETC.
SPONGES,
TURKISH TOWELS,
CHEMOIS SKINS.
Especial attention is called to our
Unexcelled
Phenol Mouth-Wash,
Kalodont Tooth. Powder.
AND
SULTANA COLOGNE.
A full and well assorted stock Of
CLUTCHES,
TRUSSES,
and BRACES
We make q specially Of
coMP0UADING PRESCRIPTIONS.
We take pleasure in pro-
curing anything in our line
of business for our customers.
OWENS K MINOR
Drug Co.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
LAWFUL WIFE OF MANN.
EVA LOSES HER CHANCE AT Tue
HAMILTON FORTUNE.
Dr. w. Seward webb Biacs -ssaisod-A
west Virginia Postmaster In Tight
Bos-The Tennessee Coal and Iron Rail-
way strike Ends-i--N ~ etropoiitsn Notes.

Box-rhe Tennessee Coal and Iron Rail
way strike rnd~,i NetropoIitsn Notes
NKw YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES,
January p, lSSl.l
Mrs. Evangoline l.. observation-disclosures
Manu-Hamilton has lost her chance ~ the
Hamilton fortune. Surrogate Ransom d..
cidcd the case against her al the conclusion
of the morning session to-day, after listen
lng 10 the argument OF counsel on both
sides all the morning. He holds that on
January Z, lSS9, the date Of the ceremony Of
marriage between the contestant and Ham.
elton, Ike contestant was The lawful wife Of
Joshua Mann, and that the ceremony wa.
void. and Therefore tho contestant has no
right, as widow, 10 come i'm and contest the
will offered Cor probate.
Or. WEBB RLACKRATIFD.
A weekly paper, published to-day. saws
iir. W. seward Webb. brOiher-iu-law OF
Cornelius Vanderbilt, and President OF the
Wagner Palace Car Company. has been
hack-haied by ;ho Union Club. 10 which he
applied for membership.
CRUSHED INTO JELLY.
tNNWds NolluWOoU, "a boss roller la flp
iron Rolling mills, WAS caught between the
rollers while making some repairs early
tnis morning. and VISA drawn through. his
body being crushed out as Rat as "a sheet of
paper The rollers turn oct wr0ughi-iron
plates hail am inch irNhicAuoss. and North.
woods body passed through. His flesh
and bones were crushed Oh Jelly. North
wood was hity-siN years old. and leaves "a
widow anu three children.
svEsr VA. POSTMASTER IN ruK LOOKUP.
The postmaster of Paint Greek. West Viz
ciuia.J. ". Maynor hy name. who came
North to transact little business OF a con.
hdeEual nature with e green goods man.
wishes bee had stayed ath0mo. lieis ia the
Lock uq 40 Railway. Nj. for attempting 70
All Policeman Ward, of Railway, when the
latter attempted 60 arrest him.
THE ~rRlkE SETTLED.
III. o.. Bond, general manager of the Ten
rcssee Coal aud Iron Railroad Company. al
lnsiev. Ala, sent the following telegram 10
President Thomas O. Platt. ">trike settled |
Yesterday. Made no concessions. Dis |
charged The leaders. All returned % work |
fl.HlTr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-23
DB. WEBB RLACKnAL1ED.
NKw YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMEs.

A weekly paper, published to-day. saws
llr. W. seward Webb, broiher-in-law OF
Cornelius Vanderbilt, and President of thc
Wagner Palace Car Company. has been
hlack-oalled hy thc Union Club. 10 which he
applied for membership.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-01-28
THE KAIsEK,s BIRTHDAY.

It's Celebration MARRIED by the Illness OF the
Young Princes-Decorations Bestowed.
BERLIN. Jan. 27.-The striking feature of
the Kaiser's birthday celebration to-day
was the presentation of q set of colors to
the Castle Guard by the Emperor, who said
they were modelled on the pattern of Fred
erick the Greats c%olors, which q shameless
enemy had carried off to France. His Maj
~estygave a public reception to prominent
the members of the diplomatic corps. A
clond was cast over the celebration by the
sickness of the Kaisers three eldest chill
dren. Prince William having infiamed eyes,
Eitel-Frederic q severe cold and Adelbert a
slight bronchitis. None are seriously i'll,
but all ore a-bed.
The Austrian Archduke Eugene, the Duke
of Genoa. and Prince John of Saxony were
decorated by the Emperor to-day with the
order of the Black Eagle. DIR. Miguel,
Minister of Finance, was decorated with the
order of the Red Eagle of the first class.
Baron Won Berlepsch. Minister of Com
merce. and Count Heyden, received the
order of the Red Eagle of the second class,
and Herr Furth received q star. DR.. Him.
Peter. the Emperors old tutor. w as decorated
with the cross of the HohenZoilern family
order. The United States legation in this
city and the private residence of tho Amer
lean minister, Hon. William Walter Phelps,
were brilliantly illuminated and bedecked
with bunting, in honor of the Emperor's
birthday. Mr.. Phelps, during the day, at
tended service at the imperial palace. aft
erward joining the court circle. Mr.. Bige-
low accompanied Mr.. Phelps upon both &C.
c~asions, at the request of the Emperor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-01-28
government troops have been sent to rein

government troops ave been sent to REIN
Iorce the garrison at Tongoy.
Later advices say 1t is reported a battle
has bee fought at Tongoy. The rebels
have occupied Limache Alto. a town only
twenty-five miles from Valparaiso. At
LTmache Alto the rebel forces took posses
sion of the national factories and expelled
the director and adherents of President
Balmaceda from the town. The rebels
have also occupied Quillota. in the prov
ince of Valparaiso. fifty miles from Santi-
ago., on the Anconagu4, twenty miles from
the Pacific.
The property of foreign residents is suf-
fering considerably from the rebellion in
spite of the efforts of the represent
atives of foreign powers to protect
the interests of the citizens OF the
various countries they represent. The
diplomatic representatives have for
mally informed the CHILEAN government
that they will embark on board the vessels
of the fleets of the foreign powers If the
confiic. continues. President Baimaceda.
in reply, has asked the ministers and con-
suls to delay taking any action for q few
days. as he hopes to be able to suppress the
rebellion within that time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-01-28
ARMOuRIS
EXTRACT
The best and most eco.
nomical 1'stock" for Soups,
Sauces, Beef Tea, Etc.
ARMOUR & CO., Chicago. Sole Mfrs.
Farm Notes.


Cream will rise quicker if the milk has
been thinned with water warmed TO ITO
degrees. This is especially important IN
winter, when milk is apt to become thicker
and somewhat viscid.
When large turkeys are wanted, both the
gobbler and the hen shonld be of good size.
and possess the qualities desired in the Off
spring. Using a large gobbler with small
hens will not produce the best results.
Rolling land makes the TEN perature OF
the soil at Is inches below the surface
from / degree to 8 degrees Fahrenhiet
warmer than similar unrolled ground, and
at three inches i degree to 6degrers warmer.
Those who have not noticed particularly
cannot appreciate how great a saving in
time, power and temperit will effect TO have
all tools kept sharp and in good order.
There is o great deal of comfort In working
with good, sharp tools.
indicating saysthe Michigan Farmer,
"the uncertainty and difficulty of producing
new and valuable fruIts. Dubamel. an emil
mont French authority, is on record as say
ing that he had been planting seeds of the
finest table pears for fifty years without
ever producing a good Variety
The farmer of the future will be a stu
dent. He will be q business man. He will
have scientifo knowledge. He will know
why he must use csrtain kinds of feTtil-
izers for certain grains. He will know
why b. uses certain food TO produce fat
and other to produce milk. Hence he must
rave education: at least. sufficient mental
training to com prehend these truths
The Horticultural Times says, very truly.
that ten. twenty or thirty bushels of apples
cannot be taken from q tree and the soil
around it be none the worse for theforaging
of the roots which supported the crop. Yet
often this process is repeated every second
year, with often a smaller crop Intervening,
for twenty years in succession with no
effort to supply the loss and sustain the tree
in its labors.
The Illinois Experimental Station has
just completed a very interesting expert
ment with oats. The time of sowing had
the most marked effect. and all sown prior
to April l gave the best results. The larg-
est yield was obtained by sowing from two
and one-half to three and 0ne-half bushels
to the acre; and the experiment favored the
Early Dakota White. 1t was also decided
that a medium compact soil gave the best
results.-Indiana Farmer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-01-28
JUSTICE TO Mr.. BRADLAUGH
Name of the Stricken Englishman Re-
stored to the Roster of Parliament.
Several Gillian Towns Captured by the In
surgents-Ports BlOckaded by the Navy
Emperor Williams Birthday.
AN ACT OF JUSTICE.
Name of Charles Bradlaugh Restored to the
Roster of Parliamentary Members.

Name of Charles Bradlaugh Restored to the
Roster of Parliamentary Members.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-In the House of Com
mons to-day William Alexander Hunter, M.
p. for Aberdeen, Scotland. moved that the
resolution passed in the House in June, 1880,
forbidding Charles Bradlaugh. NJ. p. for
Northampton, to take the oath or af-
firm. be ~expunged from the records
of Parliament as subversive to the rights of
electors. The Solicitor general. Sir Ed
ward Clarke. opposed the motion. saying
that the record was historical and could
not be effaced.
Mr.. Gladstone arose amid cheers to sup
port the motion. The resolution f~orbidding
Mr.. BradIaugh to swear or affirm, he said,
was in excess of the Jurisdiction of the
House, and it was one of the highest and
most sacred of duties to see that q tres
pass OF such a character on the
rights of a constituency should be
recalled and the wrong undone. [Cheers.l
he would suggest, as acceptable to every
body, that the motion be adopted, with the
omission of the words "subyersive of the
cote said that the motion. as amended in
accord with Mr.. Gladstone's suggestion, had
his cordial support. He desired also to
express his regret for Mr.. B~radlaugh's seri-
Jus lliuc5o- MI. IluutcT accepted the
amendment and the motion was adopted
mid hearty cheers.
lt seemed like poetic Justice to-day that
Sir Stafford Northcote should support the
motion TO rescind the vote of the House of
Commons. passed several years ago. ex-
polling Bradlaugh on the ground of his al
legged unbelief in religion. The late Earl of
lddiesielgh, Sir Stafford Northcote's
father. was the bitterest leader In the act
Of expulsion. an act which many conserva-
tive men have long since learned TO
regret. Bradlaugh has risen very
years. An advanced Radical not
long ago. he has been distanced by others
ever more radical and with far less intel
lect and judgment to apply topublic affairs.
Elected by a constituency of ~workingmen,
he has boldly opposed the agitation for an
eight-hour law, asserting that the hours of
labor should be regulated by combination
and agreement outside of statute. By this
be had undoubtedly forfeited some popu-
larity. as well as gained new friends.
The motion TO revoke the expul-
sion had been under consideration
for some time, ever since 1t was
learned that the veteran Radical was in
danger of death, and perhaps on his DEATH
bed, where he is suffering from infiamma-
ton of the lungs n q complica-
tion of other diseases. When the motion
was offered the government, which claims
to be the special guardian of the Estab-
lished Church. issued an urgent whip call
ing upon the Conservatives to rally and
defeat the proposed repeal. Bradlaugh
was Informed of the action taken by friends
who hurried to his bedside.