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New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
cor-pT Observation-Disclosures 20.

cr-pppNy COuRT-CH Before Donohue, -, 81
~ 6S & o. 9 s2 o al 927 22s 35i 2J7 2io 2i2, 2i9
s,,p,vvp Corsr-sPEciAL TERN-Beiore LAWRENCE j.
Nos S0S s. pa AS, Isl l25, 10 2O ~ ~. Iai 80
a9s ~ 10 s6 I4- 2j4, 2U9. 2iS, l2 - "i9 y1a' 100
Nv Cof HI-ClRCLII- l. Betore broNI ,,
ga iI7 Illg 5O7. 0-4 -4i lB4S II - an
3oo a. 1850 1851 1872 1888, 1851 ljo' I'S-' I'io
5S5 .Jt w IRcurr-PARr IBeiore Potter J-N o.
,-y I--n in7- 1879 263l, lOOa lt3l, l44| 49, 4a''
iSi 1f-l 1852 $40 so so liJ- = '' ~; o Jyo-s,
SUPERIOR COURr-Ci9cili-f ~ ~ -D-'O'' ~
.,,pD~c tTr's COyRr-BcfOrc Rollins S-lstat o5 ~
~. f5nr iO.3O a. H.; Will Of james luii ~ oV N'
IiHr,ffa Pilgcr m, and Henry illIeI,e - 1 No
sl'PERioR COUNT SPECIAL I2RN-Beiois f'ceuhH'"' -
dsN corR1 TRIAL TEH Art IBefoTe Irua1 j.
d- 81 49, 80. ls-i 1857. l59nJ 81 pp
sPyRio9 COtRI-TRIAL rEAA-PARi ll-l,evie ne, m ~ ia
I0iI 4l8 1866 1916, l29l 1908, t4- O44 oo-' o-o
o, Goi,nI-TRiAL TEH-PARI IIl-BeIoe
N6E I73 1858. 1850, 81, 627 o2' oIo' o4l o1 wv
,ox no PiEsEsPEcIAL TERN Before Laremore' -
rs.e u-No 8 No day calendar No.. u, uoe.en 7 -
CoNvoX PIEAs-EQIITY TERM-Beigte ' an h"eS0"' -
Sos .5 Js 30 34 85 H. - 8 g. 35 "a 81 49, i, paach i
@'O7 80 ~ p Al TERM-PART I-Beore besSSp cs
Nos 30 27 7l9 300 1913 2e5 SSv Sq ~ gy al o5 lOi
Ss7 755 Ill i55 BIZ t75 47 S'o oof Oi' oo- 'V'
Sis ; ISl; o. o. TERM-PARr IIBefore Dsly Ia
Nos lq8 563 5Os b22 Asa, 4sO % 2So - si9 200 Us
333 5s5 495 900 52s, j3-, 2Oo' 600 ~ ' '
'9 # W 2 IN iERM-PARr IBeiore Hawes o
as ri sos -s3 oil 8i2, 1000. lOol lo'-' IVO'' VO
1905 1907. 1908 1908, 1910 - p.fore Nehrbas J.
CfY COvar-1RAL 1EsSi-PARI II-iieoite o,0 gG7 S-
7is 10 s2 al si3 500 eOl s-s 9sa $50 V'l wv '''
CirY GoUEr-TRAL TEm-PARt ill-ssiorg -lsta TO ma ss
G. Mos 8l3 3sJ. 30, 90 lOl -o44' -o44' -. eT- 90 9-S
1929, 276, 800. 97l. 9I2, S'5' ga 0''' ''O' ''''
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCA"
R,p,yed bJJoay H. DAVIS & co, II Wlil-A
TUESDAY. Feb. 19-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. Feb. l9-P. NJ
The report of the Bureau Of Statistics Oh the eA
norris of breadstuffs, provisions, etc, for January
iIo,,. to+aI vaiues that compare unfavorably with,
those for the same month of 1888 and 1882 II also
sLoyys decrease ef So 100000 from the values OF
the exports for the preceding month Of December
Compared with January, 1888, there IS decrease
Of S3. $50 900 in the value of breadstuns' ana
decrease of $lsS0,OOO in the vaine Oh prov i'lon'
ato. coronared with January 1882, there is an in
crease OF $500 600 in the value of breadstuis, ana
a decrease 81 100 900 in the value of provisions,
etc. The supplementary report OF the exports Oh
live stock never before was reported lhat SHOWS
a larger movement in January, 1854 than III jan
nary. 1883. of 1872 977. The whole movement as
enorted indicates total exports for January lso4'
Of between S72, 1000 and $50, 900, against
totals of SsO.24OO0O for the month OF 1888 ana
s6i. 92l 600 for the month Of 1852. lhe Io1owlns
table. in detail. compares the movements oI inc
articles named in the month OF January 'nfee years
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
NOT AN AMIABLE COUPLE.

Morris Solomon, imprisoned In the LuoIoW
street in consequence OF the suit OF his WIFE, Lena Soo
rnon for separation and amony, appealed 70 Justice
Donobue in the Supreme Court, yesterday that MS oa
i.bt no reduced 70 $500 Mrs Solomon, who is thirty
Years old saws in her complaint that she was married III
1876 Soon after that her husband began treating her
cruelty using carving knife on one OCCASION ana
on another throwing hot iron at her' S1
months after the marriage he He'd taxing heI
iewery she saw nothing Of him again until last fai ana
he he retrrcd 10 this city with fortune, Mrs Solo
mon says OF $4,000. she therefore asks $3.50 week as
almonv and counsel fees Of $500 An affidavit OF Robert
Edelmann, diamond merchant set Iorth tnaI ne NV
Goiomon in Australia and in Cape Town; fhat
solomon was bool-rla1er and gagged in gambling and
that he made much money IN lclt purchases qi is ny
,nonds Mr. Sootnou N answer declares that his wlfe
had sch temper that he would have become insane had
he lived with her He denies having been gambler OF
having had illicit dealings IN diamonds. de says tnat ms
weekly Income is from SO to So that he Is wiling 70
snnnoTt his wife and that Edelmann was convicted OF
eIbezZement nj Kimberley, South Africa justice Doho-
bue reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
CIVIL NOTES.

verdict was rendered fOrthe defendant yes
terday in the Court of Common Pleas, in the suit OF the
Rev Dr. E. b. NJ Browne Jewish rabbi to recover $4,000
from George Jones editor and publisher o me I"eS
for an alleged libel published III January ISL.
.Judge LarremOre reserved his decision yester-
dav ON motion In behalf Of Mary Ann Clark to compel
william Clark her husband to give security Tor the pay
pent of alimony, for the sequcstraon OF his properly
and the appointment OF receiver thereof decree OF
divorce was obtained by Mrs. Clark IN November l9s-;
go 1as liven alimOny of ~ 800 "A year, which not
maid Last year proceedings were begun ny MI NIdIh
Tor reopening Of the case and vacation OF the Judgment
nf divorce and the matter was sent 10 a referee
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
pRONOUNCED Az HBITCAL DRUNKARD.

A Sherif's jury declared yesterday that John
A. Van Dyke coorel man, has been an habitual drunk
ard for ten years Mr. Van Dyke inherited about S2oooo
from his parents and lived with hs wife IN West Ihir
tecptI-st About three years ago be hired whte man
named H4ght to keep his accounts In November las
Mr. Van Dyke became jealous and made demonstrations
With q nisol and in December he arrested on the
charge made by his wife that he carried concealed
weapons He was acquitted in the General sessions Du'
on bs e;l1rn home he found the house closed against h
He then got out writ OF habeas corpus fOI the possession
oT bs three children Mr. Van Dyke then began proceed
a. a. 70 Ce her husband adiudged an hGbitu drunkaru
and declared unable TO take care OF MS own properly
alleging that he had squandered half OF MS Iore, me-
The iurv fOuud for Mrs. Van Dyke and estimated tue
,ronsrtV remaining at S92, 600.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
THE GREELY RELIEF EXPEDITION

pT-surNG THE PREPARATIONs-THE ALERT IEN-
DFpFD BY THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AND
ACCEPTED
W,sHINGToN, Feb. 19.-COmmander Schley
che commander OF the Greey Relief Expedition, is ar
ranging the details Of the expedition as rapidly as posi-
BILE and the list Of naval officers selected TO accompany
him will he announced in few days Some changes nave
een made In the character OF the expedition, from the
tsc, that the British Government has rendered 10 the
limited states the the OF the steamer Alert and the
offer has been accepted. The Alert will probably be
brought TO this country by mmander C. f.
Goodrich United states Navy who was recently detached
from the Lancaster The Alert steam vessel Whlch was
specially ftted explorations by the British
Government She the advance ship OF the Mares
expedition Of 1879 she is much larger than either the
Thetis or the Bear, the vessels purchased for the
Greely expedition and will carry about many men as
the combined. On account of her she will lie
used as supply ship, and will follow in the wake OF the
other vessels 80 TO be OF service In Of need
The three vessels will require the services Of about 100
persons including officers and about half which
number will be assigned TO the Alert The enlistment Of
men for the expedition viii begin in short time at Boston
Sew-York Philadelphia, Washington and Norfolk. All
olunteers will be subject rigid physical examination
and only the best will be accepted III mas peeh de-
cjded 10 adopt the same general plan OF pIOvsonhg tn'
eTnedtion Tor two years that which proved so salts
factory IN the Rodgers expedition Win such douItlOha
supplies as viii tend 20 prevent scuiYy.
bave already been made 70 secure supply OF relnuee
skins OF sealskins for clothing. -,.,
The Secretary Of the Navy has been rurnlshed win
eopv az the report by British 0DceTs connected
fh he Mares expedition the subject OF Arctic e1pe
ditOns which contains suggestions Us 70 te pest 9nue
OF fitting them out the general plan OF whch Is sno
isf Roard and adopted by the Navy Department.
Lieutenant j. G. COlwel U. s. n, has been ordered tt
ass}1ned 10 the Bear. Lieutenant COwel accompanied
the Expedition OF last year under Lieutenant Darlington
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
SENATE BILL REPORTED ADVERSELY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-ln the Senate TO-
dov Mr. Morrill, from the. Committee Finance, re-
norted adversely the bill authorizing the payment OF
customs duties in legal tender notes but asked that IN
Difference to the wish of another Senator Il be placed on
tbe calendar IL was so placed Mr.. Morrill, also re
adversely the bill providing for the OF
legal tender notes also, adversely the phl ~
the secretary OF the Treasury to make final ADJUST
claims of foreign steamship companies arising rom .e
Illegal exactOn of tonnage dues The last TWO Dus "ero
indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

The disposition to deal in State bonds is checked
by the views of prices held by present holders sales
to-day included only small amounts OF North caro-
lima consol 4s at SO. and Georgia gold "a at 1134
There were no transactions in City bank stocks.
In the railroad bond market there was marked
elimination in the demand, but prices ruled fairly
steady for the glt-edged classes. Erie second con-
soils with sales Of only two bonds, decline is 10
OILS Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds were OH
from 90 to 67067l4. Rome, Watertown and Os-
densburg 5s were steady at 20. Chesapeake and
Ohio irsts series b. rose from 1011 to 1929 1Ol 49,
Central of New-Jersey consols were up Il at llo14.
Canada Southern first 5s were off Z at 9Sas. West
Shore and Buffalo first IS opened weak being
influenced by the harassing and speculative suits
instituted against the North River Construction
Company they opened down a at 529i, declined
70 52Io and recovered to and closed at 53l2. New
York, Chicago and st. Louis first 6s were OIL = at
lO5. New-York, Susquehanna and Western nrsts
rose to s2lo Denver, Rio Grande and western
frsts were L. off at 7Ol2. Kansas Pacific consols
were steady at 960954. Texas and Pacific in
comes we're off 30 at 4912. Northern Pacifc hrsts
steady at 1Ol and FOrt North anu Den'oi
firsts sold at 66G67. ,
The Su6-Treasury to-day gained on balance
$11s $40, made up by gains OF $oo, ,Z99 cu[renCy y
and S33 $50 coin. The days operations covered:
Receipts. 81 O5O,7s2; payments, $93l So cur
rency balance So, 190,265; coin balance, $IIS,-
130, S92.
Gail loans to-day ruled at 2G2 per cent and at the
close money was offered at the lowest named rate.
The Clearing House statement to-day, was as
follows: Exchanges. 1927, ,445,525; balances
1852, $50. -. 1,,oo,,iu,~.or .o-
day received $3.50, 900 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $oZZ'O1Z
and the internal revenue receipts S13o,o39
The market for the foreign exchanges developed
no new features; business is light and rates are
fp firm '' for business as follows: Bankers bulls
81 s5ai and 81 594 for long and short
sterling respectively 51Sls and 6:l5Os for francs
95ls aud 9524 for reichmarks' Az and 4o14 loi
guilders. ,, -. ,or,. dac1ire
from last evenings figures, but recovered id sna
closed unchanged at 101 9-16 for money, and with
an advance of 1-16 at 10l 11-16 for account
limited States bonds were steadier; IS at 10 g
! and 4Ios M 1l5 7-I6 American railways declined
from 10 to 2l per cent, after the fashion OF yester
/ davis Home markets.; but in some instances ther'
| were some small reeoveries. At Paris, French pc
! cents after an advance TO 76.32l2, declined Z
1895 francs, and sight exchange on London rose u
| 25.2jl2 francs to the t: cL -.
/ The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company ha
! declared its usual quarterly dividend of q pc
/ cent payable March 10; the transfer DookS VII
| close February % and reopen March II.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Feb, 10.

NEW-1ORk. FcO' ~
The speculation in United certificates to-day
could not be called strong Prices were nliuI ""u
auctuated frequently within range Of nearly cen's
barrel Yet a good part OF the recent excitement ha'
disappeared and the market shows symptoms ol
ing more settled phase After duli openlHs ~ -
h , lo,vv rose 10 81 O2la Around these figures con-
.,derahe trading was done but the early hrmness was
NOT held in the afternoon prices falling TO 81 Ol IN
the last hour there advance to 81 o@ ana lno
close was fairly rm at only slight recession The news
regarding the falling OF in the output Of the new Porter
"g1s Tss range OF prices and the total dealings were as
T.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

ance OF any manuai labor, put NOT 80 dsao'oa - 70 10
quire the regular personal aid or attendance any
=, .o nrovides that those who have lost the sight
:, an. eve sha receive pension Mt the rate OF 81 per
oth and in cases where the other eye shall have oeen
injured the person 80 disabled shall pe eueu " & s ~ =,
crease of HIS pension not to exceedwhen tne ioss VI
ssht is less than toal$40 per month also tna tnose
who have totally lost the hearing OF both ears snail De en-
titled 10 receive pension Of $50 per MONTH and Tor any
los Of hearing less than total Deafness pension at
proportiOnate rate.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
A NEW SENATE PENSION BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia bill was intro
dueed In the Senate to-day Senator Blair to amend the
pension laws II provides for increase to $40 per
month Of the pensions Of soldiers and sailors who SUI
fered an smputaon at the hip joint or an ampuaon OF
foot or leg Of such character as to prevent them wear
ing an artificial limb, who suffered an amputauon
through the shoulder joint wound or injury thereto
which renders the useess o. who suffered an
amputation Of hand and one foot or are totay c
sbled In one hand and one those who are othe
vlse 40 dssbled az to be far the perform
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
rnoDv,vrrNANcrAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb %Atante aaa Orea1 sssspa
io Erie 26Ts do second Consols 06s; New
ork Central 1IS Illinois Central 1896 Pennsy Vanis'
fi l.. Reading Is9 Mexican Ordinary 1875 81 PAU Com-
mon, 93L2 - -. .r..oo par Con. pantss AZ 76
pm-Pars aivices quote Three Per cent hen'es ." :"
francs 80 centiine- Tor the account -, :, - ..,,-
N iSns5ls IOI 9-I0 FOR money and l0l lilo Tor mo
accr Atlantic and Western second Mort sdge irns-
49, ertidcates IOs Illinois Central 80 :; Reading 70 =
Mexican Ortnay A. i2; Canadian RACINE 0o'6 o. i
Common 933s. - ~ o.. pa,tss q. * franes
rs1times Tor the and Exchange on LOn0on ss
IS francs 25 Il centlmes foT checks
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICERS.

WAsBIyGTON, Feb. 19.-A bill was reporteU
.orah1v TO-DAY nv Senator Logan from the Committee
on Military Affairs to define the title and duties OF GER
tain officers of the Medical Department OF the Army
provides that that department shall have two grades OF
officers one grade to be known as assseant surgeons
aneral with the rank pay and emoluments OF colOne
and another to known deputy surgeons Win
M rank nav and emOuments OF lieutenant tcOlohe'
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-COmmOdOre Edward
snson has been promoted to the grade OF Rear Admiral
from February 9, 1884 Assistant Engineer Thomas )
carter has been from special duty at Wilmington
Del and ordered TO the Gaena Naval Cadet samuel v"
Irwin having been deficient al the seniannual e1anna
tion OF 9s4 has been dropped from the service. - .
The Pensacola has arrived at Cape Iowh on HeI way ~
t1n ITnited sIates from the Aslatic station.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

1l,ose,ooo barrels; Bradford eo52,ooo barrels and
Pittsburg. 13. .434 900 barrels.
There is no change to note In the refined market
BRADFORD, Penn, Feb 19.-Crude oil strongefI tcsaA
runs Monday, s4,02o bbls.j total shipments, o2549
bbs charters 80 1893 bbls clearances 9,144oo0 bois
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 81 00lt ana
closed at 81 or highest price, 81 02a; lowest, 81 oO
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
CORPORATIONS TO PAY TAXES.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 19.-ln court to-
day Judgment for 1914 was given the Common
wealth in the suit against the Congomerate Mining Com
many TO recover an Office license for which the company
iIoira1 il was not liable, being foreign c0rp0r1tOn
ldenent was also given the state for $3.50 against
the Pennsy yyana Coal Company, ior TAX on cdPitI
mex
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Feb l9The following are tne WSo sass St
81 Is ID Port Phiip--Fleece Is Sd 1-s I'd scours'
9i5 T9ss cwZealand-ScOured 9L Gls lOdj Greasy %
- T. ii Canc--coured i Is. lOd. To-day lVlZ4 baes
* PoTt Ph ami sydney sold The market was SeAdy
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
i+s nsrai dividend of $40 900 for January. payable
AZ tbe office. San Francisco, or nc the transfer
aSencv Messrs Lounsbery x Haggin, No: - Broad
~ New-YoTk on the 29th inst. Total OF dividends
IN date ~ 300 900.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-lhe fresiuehU
+o-dav Nominated c. s. Palmer of Vermont, to be Asso
ciate Tustice Of the Supreme Court OF Dakota; Max
Weber of NewYor be Consul of the Unei states az
Nantes: H. b. Trist, OF the District oi COumOld' " 70
Consul of the United States at Mozambique
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

Harvard annex has forty -e snI sWeee heher than
that OF the Young men struggling win % INC men II
sty curriculum then, IN justice ~ INC 80 ohIiged 10
should be remembered that the sIls aIo -fPha-
devote ten hours a day 10 rowing Ala o-Ae '''-
delyhl2 CsL-
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
EXPORTS IN JANUARY.
Brea,lstuhs.

Deal,na, in shares at the Stock Exchange PROB
we're n, ore strictly confined within the
limits G ~ local speculation than they were to-day.
Lar vsning last figures and after some hes'ta-
.ia o1 sone reactions higher values were stead
~ Wv marked for the greater part of the day. The
onerstors who on yesterdays apparent weakness
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
MINES AND MINING.

s4LEs AT THE NETWORK MINING EXCHANGE
NEw-YoRK. Feb. 10. 1884,
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
sterday. To-day
Yesteriay. To-day.

croSTyG PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10, 1884,
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
THE GENERAL LIST

al seller go days.
7914 seller so days
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

m the other markets the clearsnces were'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. William E. Lipscomb was Yesterday
elected county judge Of Prince William by
the Legislature.
Chesterfield county was visited by storm
Thursday which uprooted trees and blew
down fences and outhouses.
Thursday evening last, as Col. f. '
Whites little daughter, Ada, was walking in
the yard of her fathers residence near
Leesburg, she was bitten by copperhead
snake. She was relieved from pain, and is
not considered in any danger.
Thomas Whyte, late cashier of the Plant
ers and Mechanics Bank of Petersburg,
shot himself yesterday evening, intilcting a
painful wound He claims that he dis
charged the weapon accidentally. Whyte,
in company with his nephew, W. W.
White, formerly teller of the bank, was
sent on by the Mayor some days ago for
the October term of the Hastings Court,
the latter charged with making false entries
on the books of the bank, and the former
for aiding and abetting the same. Both are
out on BAIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23

cit Is time now that every colored man
should have gun and use it," and every
negro who travels the lonely road of death
should have company-should take two or
three white devils along with him."
So speaks colored republican newspaper
printed in Alabama. 1t is such talk to
which The negroes are instigated by their
white republican leaders, that makes the
South solid and that will make it continue
so until after there shall have been another
national, instead of a sectional administra-
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23

PERSONALITIES Alice Henderson, o.
Richmond, is visiting her grandmother OH
Duke street.
The Rappahannock Cuit says: Mr.. Harry
Smoot aud his cousin, Mr.. Price, of Alexan.
dria. Va, arrived in Sperryville last Mon
day aud spent several days in our county,
ON their way home via Fauquier White Sui
phur Springs.
Mr. j. w. Daniel, formerly of this city,
but now Auditor of the Western North Car
DINA Railroad, at Salisbury, was in the city
yesterday on his way TO Culpeper Z. H.,
where he will celebrate the anniversary OF
his birthday. with his parents and trends
there. Mr.. d. will shortly lead to the altar
one of fredericksburg fuirest daughters.
Mr. Walter Roberts has gone on short
VII it to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Harlow, her many friends IN
this city will regret to learn, is quite i'll at
her home, on Royal street.
Mr. Charles G. Lennon has gone to Nlr-
enia Beach for few days recreation.
Mr. VIM. =. Pierce, A. T., of Christians.
burg, las been appointed teacher OF math-
emalics and commandment of cadets at st.
Johns Academy, in place of Major IL. W.
Newly, who rclircs to take the vice princl-
palship of the Southwest Virginia Institute,
at Glade Spring, Washington county, new
school for young ladies, of which he Is IN
part proprietor.
Rev. {. +. Obermeyer, Of Little Rock,
Arkansas. il visiting his mo;her-in-law, Mrs.
l.. Appich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, local showers
and partly cloudy weather in the northern por-
ton and ON the coast, generally fair weather III
the remaining portion of the district, variable
winds generally westerly, nearly stationary TEN ,
nerature, For Sunday.-Cooler generally fair
weather i iudicated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23
Malaria's Mighty Host.

What host Of unpleasant symptoms !!
Indigestion; lame back aching joints !;
sleepltSsness; vertigo; WEAKNESS no ap-
petite; cold feet pains in breast; night
sweat; chills aud lever, Malaria brings all
these Browns Iron Bitters drives them
all out. Mrs F. A. Glenn, Wallaceville, :.
c., says, IL had II serious attack of malaral
fever, aud Browns Iron Bitters restored Inc
to good health.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, August 23.-1l q. m.-Stocss this
morning were weak and lower on reports OF an
impending trunk line wa. Prices declined y tc
= per cent Union Pac fr, the Graugcrs and the
Vanderbilts were the greatest sufferers. At the
preseut time the ma.ket is steady.
Noon-Therc was rally OF Il to per cent
after / a. H., but later on the selling was renew
ed and prices declined sharply.
NEW YORK, August 23.-Presidcnt j. i. HouS'
ton ofthe Pacific Mail Steamship Company says
in the event of war between France and China
great benefits would accrue to his company China
has a splendid fleet Differed By Englshmen, that
would so threaten the business Of the French
Messageres Company, the largest steamship
company in the world that great deal of it
would be diverted to the Pacific Mail S. S. Com
pany. In case Eng land engages, as she must 10
rride,tly, we would have more business at the
highest rates than we could do"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-23

SECRETARY CHANDELIERS iunketing tour,
on which he bargained with General Butler
for the latter's assistance in the effort to de-
feat Governor Cleveland, cost the govern
ment not only the entire expense OF the
trip, but ship that cost over three hum
dred thousand dollars. But, what is that to
the tariff.rdden people Of the country, if
Mr. Blaine can be elected President