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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. January a.-Flour fairly active
sad steady: Howard-strest and western super.
s. ssaS2ie: do. extra, f35OatL50: DO. family,
a. GsaSA25; City mili-. Rio brands, extra, TIA
$50 wAsAt-Sogtheru seminal; none offer
Tag; Fuliz and LosgDerry. Siati.0: No. 2
soatheri, tis&l.oi: Western easy. 10. winter
red, spot and Jssusry. sgAc b;d. Cera-sonth-
ern scarce ana wanted; white, +oasta: yellow.
sos43c.: western sesy. Oats quiet: southern
ssc; restsrR mixed, 29z3ic.; graded No. 2
wbits. 3D. asked Rye quiet aud nearly noni-
nal al 59s6cc. Hay dull: prlme 70 choice timo-
ihy. e7zgi7so Provisioss steady. Butter barely
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u ,enste lhen. n IL. alignrnol.


Under CAN % 'lc ~t,trs fiHhu1fsring De.
gan again. several membtrs introducing bills
for reference aud iufI.tug upon having them
read i'm fun hmous these members VS.
Mr Payson. of lu0ois, who BAD double
object I'm fiiIusieIing -Our being to force
the friends OF thr oklahoma bin 70 Weld 90
certain amendments which he desired 70 ba'e
incorporated 30 the measure. and the other
being 10 prevent tho c0usid ration az TOE
Union Pacific funding bill under su-pcn-
sion OF the rules. Being successful DO o.
double object. tac Oalauoma men agreeing
20 incorporate h's amendments and the
friend, " Tue Union Pacific D.h .ivirg him
assurances thss the measure would not Poe
called M to-day. he dssistoa from his dil1ioIy
tactics and withdrew Tho bankruptcy bill.
hnstner Obstacle - the speedy dispatch -
busnc.s raa thrust into the llous" by BIZ.
Brewer. Of No-th 'sroins, who introduced
hUl for The rcucal Of The tobacco iaN and
moved Hs reference TO The Committee on
War Claims.
Mr.. Allen, 81 Mexican. .arcaNically in.
CURED whether TIE Object ~ this reference
Vs.. 10 get report upon Tie hii.
The speaker: Tho Chiir docs not know
What the Objects.
Tbeycss and navs we're ordered and re-
suited: lans 100; nays. l-G. 20 the notion
WAS NOT afftFl ifIt aIA wv N'i W US i'. .t
% the Commute ON Ways and Means.
Nr. j. -. TAYLOR. Of Ono, introduced FOR
reference preamble aud joint resolution
recitine that arrangements Iave been made
10 Mold the inaugural bal IN one OF me
buildings Of the lnncd states and that the
ncw.papers announce That refreshments are
10 be furnished ON thi, occasion in some OF
me rooms ~ the building. and directing tho
Government OIL eisis in charge oi any build
inr which NAV be used Dot 90 permit vine,
beer, aie, or other Intoxicating liquors 20 Dee
sold or served 90 any person on The occasion
q thc ball.
The call Of states having been concluded,
Mr.. Warner. II Missouri. Withdrew bis
lending rl0liOu 10 suspend The rules aud
pass the OAlshoma bull. and IN lieu thereof
moved 10 suspend the rules and adept a rcso-
luton providing for final vote Oh thai OH
al o'clock Thursday next, with permission
10 Mr.. Pavson, Of lliinois, n offer An amend
mcnt 10 q section Of the measure relative to
town sites. long debate followed. cOa-
siderable opposition being manifested 10 that
pslt OF the resolution referring 10 Nr Pay
son. hut the motion was agreed 90 and TIE
resolution adOptod-yels, los; nays. ~.
An effort WAS made 10 pass under si',-
pension Of the rude, the bin for the purchase
of site IN Washington for tho CITY post
onlce building. but il failed Tor The want Of
atwO.thlrds vote.
Mr.. HerDert, of Alabama, from the Com
mluec on Naval Aifslr-, reported the naval
appropriation I'm, ana Il was placed upon
the calendar.
Under y suspension Of the rules bills
were passed increasing thc maximum
amount OF international money orders 20
500. and authorizing tue i've civilized na-
nous II Indian, u lease lands within their
boundaries for mluing purposes subject -
the approval Of Tie Secretary Of the lnie-
Tior
Adjourned
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EARKRrS III rELEaE4PA


rEv Y0Ey. January 2i.--Coiton steady: Gales
lf3 Oales: upants : i5-l6c.: Orleans. 20 3-lbc.;
sales SATURDAY eVesIng (cOTrectsr. SIS bales;
saiss lsss week not before reported. go bales Tor
consum stOu aad 30 bsl05 Tor export; 30, con-
solid tod receipts, Hs2l bales; sxports-to
GreaG Briials 1854 bales: 70 t1e Continent,
2ff, bslss; stock. 4yo,s92 bales southern 10lr
more active coniuos 70 fair extra, tLl5as2 d
good 10 choice eI'ra. t355as525. Whsn-SpOt
easier and irregular, closing barely stssdy' No.
2 rcd O. sg7l.c IN elevator options moderately
active and irregular: No. 2 RED Jaauary, closing
st0c: Nay. ti.Qi !. sfLOlL. closlng a. sLOIA-
Corn-Spot moderately active, weak ana ".
lower: No. :, 43A s44c. ia elevator; options
more active. AaHc. lover, and noaVyi January,
phal4c: May. f51alhc. Oats-s2ot duh,
weak, ant hc. lower; optiors dun and &c. lover;
Fcbruary, aye; May. 3lzc Hops-ChOice
nrrn aud au!s. state, l1a22c. Conee-ODtions
closed higher With moderate business; January,
siSeati6: February. si5.75atl5sJ; Nay. tiA15a
sls ~ ~uKar-RAW dull fair refining. 1910. (:
rsnesd duh ard easy. Aolassss-Forsign suisl !;
New Orlaszs duh Rice agies aud nrm. Petr0-
lenm quist and steady; crude On sarrsls, $s.5oa
s7lO COttor-seed oil duh and unsettled crude,
43c. bid yellow, 5laa2c. IAlow dun; city.
5s.c ROsin quiet; sLslne1 con mon 70 good.
N.o2xst.07X. Turpsntins nomissl at 45xa
S5H. southern eggs, I6tsN4c Hides STEADY
and quiet Wool quiet aud steady Pork lever T;
ola mess. sias0atlA75 new mess, slA beef
dull Tiercsd beef slow. Guinness steady.
Ma les SLOW. Lard lower aud moderately ac-
tive options-,Ianuary, E.2S; February. E.22s
t7a2: May. s7.24ssLS7; refined suieG frelghts
10 1s-s41
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- Leus. January ei---FioGr unchanged
wheat ur.e lied ana Irregular. aud closed about
~ ~aurday: No red cash, ana January.
q3Lc tii: MAY sold al o. + Az &c. and cioscd At
s.. p. BIZ. corn Hrn. opt aay, which vas
c.-ter. so. cash. - ai9-.. Nay, 3.sa2 -
OAs. steady cash, 90. 70. bid NAY, 2 = ASl i'c.
Whiskcy unchanged baEEn g quiet fro-
visions ve-y dull aui generally lover, with
OuIy a -ultl trade.
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mA.ENE sxrrLLIsENCs.
FUNL % IsIN HHVND' "A'VA8E II .
ARRIVED.

sun act. .......... GIB Morning .....s..... xlo
Moon rises. .......lJI@ Evenlns 1919. z:to
PORT OF RICHMOND. JASuAsY 81. iss9
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Couch, New York. mer-
chandiss aad passsagers. George W. Allen 4
80 schooner 5. $. Tyler. Williams, Booth Bay,
nsh. Davenport & Morris.
schooner Dora Allison, Rose, New York. sui
uhur. Allison & Addison.
sehoonsr Rover, Hubbard, Baltimore, grain.
CGuegO Nils.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise and
pEsssnsers: l. b. Tatam, agent.
Scnooaoc 3. q. Beech. Acheaque. Bernuia
Hundred. 10 toad railrOad-tiss for Perth AM
boy: vessel, Curtis a Parker.
sehoouer Bessie Brown. kicords. Turkey
island, 20 load wood for New YORK, vessel, Cur
Us q Parker.
PoKT OF NEWPORT NEWS JisUARr q, issa.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED
steamship Johns Hopkins. -. Providence.
aud saled lor West Point, merchandise.
stea,nship Roanoke. Haiphers, New York, and
salad fer New YORK. merchandise.
-,.h0onera Il. 4. -hayeA Oscorn. New YORK
Ootai. ana II. p. Ogion. Harrington. Providence
Qs.h}--poth 20 load coal.
Saba
Steamship Birch, Bremen tzothl. coaled.
steamship Navarro, Liverpool esothl. cosied.
steamssp Alliances, braEil ssss)s ooslsd-
BARK las, Boston. 49,. coal
schooneri rwiiisht, Collins. New London; W.
n. sshey, Pearce New YORK.: end ). W. Law
reaea. Farrow. Boslon-sll viii coal
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DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D ExCuTxD At rnE pihrArvs S&sxs-
INC k0uAx
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oRAla AID COTTON ExCaAusx.

RICHMOND, January gh lSl
oFFERfh4t
WugAr.-l.i10 bushels rcd Longberry; 59J
bushs.s mlxeI. 10 bIshsls rel snOrtDotIy
CORS.--l "a bushels WHITE.
glLgs REPORTED ID aEcR2rARH
WaFsr-ksd. 800 bushsls prime Longrerry ~
8 90: CO.. bushels worry good iougoeffy a. sLI5
10 bushels prime shtrtDefry o. iLO1
Cogn.-Whits. zoo bushels prime 40 4J- f53
bushels prime ag4ic. IG bushels lrimo 90 ooc.
e1J bushels very sOOl on private tSrins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

PrcalEOND CATTLg MAPKEr.

Weqlots. Fine, s. YOss!-j super1ne. 2.7ja
tag5 ezra 5L5JsSl1j; ismlT $lasL5l pAisl'
family, country, H.jstA-)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Tno Senate viii probably dispose of th-
iarf Bin to werrew n,epi. aud there is no
doubt about iis massage ~ q party vote.
The di-cNssion uas been ~ iuitrest'u~ ouc.
md the Democrats ksye msny times put tue
tepubrcan- 10 boie - iefclpg thru 10 de
iend provisions placed ga ne measure under
fbe direction ~ he laen Who supplied Eo.s
QUAY wiin osmpsicu siush funds TIE iarn-
crs had 10 sbo- Shco thl. Lii WAS framed.
bnd lI rcsh,y fsw industries outside ~ ibe
NOrth got Justice, and Ncw England has
most OF ihc pro,c 'iiou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

CtgcINNArr, January 2L-Plour IN light do
maui family. g4Sas4 10 wheat sesiy; Ne.
=. rte. 81. Cora dull and easier Nc. mixed
15s,5ac. Oats arni No mixed, 2Se2r% g.
PORK cal ~ ST. IRri lower a s5.lJ sulk-
meals duh and neminai shcrt-ribs, s2s y.
Ba,on easy shsri-Clear. lSN4. Whisky hrm
a. Sla3 Hogs n light demand aud "Hsnr ;
common All light. tL2i2SA0l; Ha'king ana
Out.uers' HAAS ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

Tho annual stins OF Tie AMERICAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSOCIATION
viii be held In
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10. 1854
An exhibition OF typs-setting machines win 10
one Of the features Of the meeting
~ Applications for nsmberhip may b seat
70 Colonel l. l. Morgan, Secretary, once Of tho
Rssistsr, New Haven, Conn. iss%n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
THE TOBACCO TAX.
sErBEsENTATlvE Brewer INTRO.
DUcEs ASerHER BILL FOR ITS
REPEAL.
What Mr.. wise Thisks OF the Fate OF tho
cowlos Bill-The speskership-
Notes

WASHINGTON. Jauusry .-Beprescntative
Brewer. % Norts C,rohns. Introduced IN the
House to-day hUi 10 repeal the tobacco tax.
and practically the sfne measure introduced
~ other dav ~ Mr.. C0w'cs, OF the same
STATE Mr.. Brewer moved that his hIli DE r.
ferfcl 20 the COMMITTEES on War Claims his
idea beng % feice 2 report n an earlier
date thsn ono il expected from the Appro-
praiious Commute \ vote vas taken or tie
~SsSsl position. and rosulfrd-ycss, fND: uays.
: N and therefore Ar. Brewers motion Wa
voted down. Mr.. O'FsfrsH. - Virginia.
yoled IN The negative on M ground that the
proposition 20 Ma Brewer would not do
she cause 90 tie tobscco-men any good, no
msttcr how earnest and sincere Nr. Brewer
might be- MI Wise. % Virginia. y no re-
tJrnrd 20 me CITY this morning. VA, palrs1
and dld no; vote. lie agreed with Mr..
O'fcrnH.
Ia conversation with tho Dispatch corre-
epouicnf 'ir Wl'e sid tuat be- h'd every
reason io believe thst tle Appropriations
Committee would soon report fhe COwles
b'l, aud thst b. was lbs belief That when 10
came before Zee House n would lc pissed
with % rush. ss moro tnanh a4aiorfy Oh the
House are 90 favor ~ the biI
90 KEYS IylmEsr.
IT. fH'fii'U ut ififtilN- lNr iNN h''pelhA's
is one OF keen Interest hcsc sna members. rc-
gafdicss oi politics, are 4rtftn tired 81 watt
ing for Other legislation before ttis csu 10
done. They say tnat the t11sccO.taAeS can
80 without interfering seriously with any
ones pet theories. and even II 1t should they
d. not in'eud 20 wait any longer II an nr-
rane mcut rsn be mad 10 pat separate bill
Through TINS session.
n ba. lcon suggested here that g.
would help matters good deal il
fhc tohseco-dealtrs ~ both virginia
and NDrto Darsura would get together ~
once ard send on % thCi' representatives, eV-
YrCssions ~ their We've. which u.igA, com@
10 the shape ~ resolution, cog petitions. II
always hss good OF o, Hnou nIsne's- men
get together aud ici the concr,s-mcn know
their wislr.. OF course dclssa'lpas ~ bust.
nes,meu before the committees oil ihs House
ha.c more effect. bu, noNttotlis method The
position. are best
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
4 TOUCH OF
The Kindness Of Two vagabonds to one
Another.

A irst-class type Of the American trsmp
was shutting along on Third street yester.
day morning. He looked pale and ema.
ciated and the chill winds Mhistled merrily
through the air-holes in his scant clothing.
One hand was thrust deep in his pocket,
while with the Others, the fingers OF which
were blue with cold and begrimed with
the dirt Of countless days. he gripped the
drum-stick OF a turkey. the meat from
which had nearly all disappeared into his
rapacious stomach.
Adirty atom Of humanity watched him
greenily rs he carried the bone to his month
and stripped 1t Of it's last morsel Of flesh.
The wistful loo. ON the urchin's face
caught the gaze OF the relic of manhood
and he stood musing q moment while q
tender o came into his haggard eyes.
Hungry, e0nnyf" he asked in o husky
voice.
'Betcher I am" answered the urchin.
my. but I bet that leg was good"
"Ere's annodder won,' said the tramp.
drawing his concealed hand from his pock.
ct and displaying the mate to the vanished !
leg. Yer can have dis-I had q bit OF =
sonny like yer myself in de days ago whom |
wasn't like / am now.
and tackled it sreedily, while . tear tricklsd
the facs that watched him, leaving q
pale streaE in the dirt it washed In it's
|
Have q ehewf" asked ths boy, profer.
ing q chunk OF the weed in sympathy.
Don't mind II I do, sonny" was the
and the two representatives. OF the
parted company, leaving behind
hem q lesson which no one but the reporter
oted.-[Minneapolis Tribune.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
4 CHRISTMAS SURPRISE,
What Five Men, Parties to the
Recent Prize Fight, Found
In Their Stockings.
Santa Claus Sends Them War
rants for Being Accessories
to Wards Murder.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Since the quiet fitting OF Gallagher 10
parts unknown, Marshal Macarthur has
came to the conclusion that it was high
time that something should be done to
prevent the balanse OF the crowd who took
part in the fatal prize fight from following
the principal's example and make them.
selves scarce also. Wednesday evening
nine warrants was issued by Judge New
kirk for the arrest oil that many men as
accessories to the murder of George H.
Ward, the loser Of the fight. TIE warrants
were placed in the hands OF the police and
before the night had waned John Boulger,
Jack Hyland, Jake Oliver, George Althoff
and John Corners were under arrest and
turned over to the custody OF the sheriff.
Yesterday morning they were taken before
Judge Newkirk who fixed the bond Of each
at $1,000. All furnished bail, excepting
Conner, and he was still in jail yesterday
evening, though confident that he could
rake up friends who would 20 his security.
The bend required are fer the mems ap
p~earance for preliminary examination
date OF which has not yet been set.
The four warrants not yet served
are for John Gallagher, as
principal, and John Helehan, Abe Golden 4
and Henry Albertson, accessories. Golden
and Heiehan skipped long before Gallagher
took his modest departure. while Aibertson
vas not yet arrested yesterday evening, |
although the police knew where to find
him.
1t is needless to that the arrest was
In the nature Of q Christmas surprise that
was NOT relished by the men for whom il
was intended, as it caused the seriousness
OF their situation to dawn upon them de-
cidedly forcible. Most Of them anticipated
to get of with the payment Of q slight
Tine, as mp to the moment OF their arrest
they were out on bonds OF 500 as witt
nesses to q prize fight, which, under the
state law, constitutes only q misdemeanor,
the maximum penalty for which Is q fine
800 and costs. Now, however, their
positions are changed, and they stan1 in
the light OF accessories to q felony, punish.
ment for which as defined by the statutes
is about as severe as it could be, and IL
convicted Of the offense they will long re-
greet the day when depraved curiosity
got the better OF good judgment and
Ea II
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
ONLY 1 FLYING RUIOR.
Report that the Anaconda and
ST. Lawrence are to be
Reopened Shortly.
News Notes Pertaining to the
Mining industry In This
State and Elsewhere.

II was curfsntly reported on the streets
yesterday that the Anaconda and 81.
Lawrence shsfts would be opened again
soon, but the rumor could be traced to no
reliable source. All Of the officers and
others connected with the company wsre
rsticent on tbs su' ject. tha former not
caring to say snything further than that
the Ore was certainly out, and the latter
freely acknowledging their inability to
throw o light ON the intentions OF the
company with regard to opening the
n,inss. The hoistins works Of both prop.
erties are guarded night and day, and very
littIe information u allowed TO leak ont.
II may be- the intention Of the company to
open The mines again In . lev days. 2
thoes who circulated the report yesterday
vere only guessing At II. One thing only y
positively known. and that y when the
nine are again opened greater p~recautions
be taken to prevent . recurrence Q !
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
The Clothing of Babies.

Although v that children are now
more sensibly clothed than was the case
thirty years ago, it is still common to see
an infant, who can take no exercise to warm
himself, wearing q iow.neeked, short
sleeved, short-coated dress in the coolest
weather. The two parts Of the body-vis.:
the upper portion OF the chest and the
lower portion Of the abdomen-which it il
most important to keep from variations
OF Temperature. are exposed, and the child
10 rendered liable to colds, coughs and lung
d seases on the me hand, and bowel COM
plant on tine other. What little there IL OF
the dress 10 chiefly composed OF Q
work and embroidery, so that there l.
about as much warmth In It as In q wire
sieve. and the SOCKS accompanying such /
o dress ars OF cold white cotton, exposing /
cruel length Of blue and red lee.
AM Q see the beauty OF q pair OF Iiyid |
blue legs, and would mu III rather be-
hold them comic 10bly clad in . rair |
stockings. Il beauty lie in The
'hape Of the leg vt shape win be dis.
played to as much advantage in O pair Of
stockings; il it lie in the e0lorins Of the
iesh, beautiful ~coloring will NOT be OBJ
aimed BY leaving the log bare, and from
he artistic point OF view q blue or red
tocking 10 infinitely preferable to : blue
nd red leg.-lPopular Science Monthly.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
Grave Cause for ANXIETY

Exists when the kidneys lose their activity.
Prompt measures should be taken to re.
new it, otherwise Bright's disease, diabetes
or some other organic trouble, ID to be ap.
Ershepded a. Q consequence. Hoetstter's
stomach Bitters is q most desirable diure.
tic. a. ito stimulatiys action upon these
organs never crosses the borier line OF
safety and meiges into irritation. as do
many stimnlants used for the same pur.
pose by the careless and uninstructed. The
stimuli OF commerce, fery snd u~npedicated,
are not suitable corrective ageats in q case
like this. They excite without producing
medium" between them and an ineffectual
diuretic is the Bitters, whichis also q speci.
Tor malarial complaints, dyspepsia, con.
gumptiou and rhanmatiam.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
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