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whereby our farmers and truckers

whereby our farmers aud truckers
are required to pay special taxes
for the sale of their products ID the
com noOnwealth.
Seventh--Tbat we proclaim al
false the charge tiat the success
Of the Republican party OF Vir.
glnia would endanger the social
order aud civilization of the State
and place is ignorance and vice
over intelligence and virtue. That
our party demands only the secu.
rlly of life, liberty and the pursuit
OF happiness for all dwellers in
the Old Dominion, and that all
shall be allowed to exercise their
political, civil and religious rela.
tiOns in accordance with the
highest civilization of the age /;
and,
Whereas, There is no other pub.
lie question which 80 directly and
largely involves the progress and
prosperity of Virginia and her peo.
pie, nor so seriously concerns the
good name OF this commonwealth,
az an honorable and conclusive
settlement Of the State debt,
which the managers OF the Demo.
cratic party for four years have
had absolute power and favorable
opportunity to do, aud have mean
while cOntented themselves with
measures thai have only en-
barrasSed the creditors, entrapped
many OF our citizens into vexatiOus
and costly difficulties, and generally
aggravated situation already
lntOlerable; AMI
Whereas, The policy of those
managers in the treatment of this
grave and mOmentOus issue has
been to postpone and procrastinate,
thereby adding millions to the
liabilities that hold in mortgage all
the property in the State, and
which in the end must be met and
satisfied and whereas il is known
that there is an opportunity to
effect the debt settl' ment 80 de-
vOutly desired, therefore, the Re.
publican party Of Virginia solemn.
~ pledges itself
Eelghth-That if 1t he entrusted
with the necessary power by the
people, it will settle the debt, and
the debt question wholly, finally !
and promptly, as it has full kuowl.
edge that it can do upon terms that
will not add to the annual burdens
Of the people, and will yet leave
the commonwealth ample means
Tor the current expenses OF a frugal
administration for a general main.
ienance of our admirable sytem Of
free schools, and for muni6cent |
provision for our charitable insti- |
buttons and the care Of our disabled
soldiers.
The Republican party of Virginia
points to its past records as surety |
Tor present promise and future
more practical than
sentimental 1t addresses the pock. |
IT'S as we'll "a the patriotism OF the
people and is sure it is right. IL |
sill move straight on to victory,
constituting the evasive yet abusive |
cries, catch words and eplthets OF
passion and prejudice, as Demo.
,ratic confessions Of wrong and OF
uerited defeat. Peace and good |
will for all.
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In making cider for vinegar it
Is a mistake to use the partly rot
ten or inferior apples FOR that pur-
pose. Good vinegar can only be
made from ripe and sound apples,
and where it is difficult to ship ap.
Piles 20 marketit will pay to con-
sert them into vinegar.
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Alexandria Gazette
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operations Of the State government.
Especial attention. Is devoted to the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The wheat markets yesterday were barren Of h
teresting feature Spot lots were held hrmer but e.
porters made no purchases. The insgnifcancc Of hs
speculation can best be described by saying that he
total transactions amounted to only 100000 bushc
The trading was all of scalping nature. and fpn
81 OF 1881 OF ID to 81 021Sl U. Do. the vAs2-
tons represented local shifting OF speculative posso
The, market closed waiting for tho dictauon o. -
West with prices showing net gains Of 3s for Febrr
airy at 90 Ia and March at 90 Ia. Ia fE April Il
81 90 IL and May at 81 OF 3d. and Is cent faf
June at 81 OF 5s. Corn was heavy on the spot, BE-,
shippers look nearly 100 900 bushels. The spccoI8
ton was quiet but rncr IN tone: February at A ,at
March at IA Ia were unchanged. but gains o. lc
cent were recorded by April at 40 SO. May At - a
and June at 43 rs cents Oats were quiet and STEADY
the options closing unchanged at 30 IL for February.
80 10 for March. and 81 79 cents for May and June
Lard was dull and heavy The nearby options veo
without change. while the later months fell a 1a3
points ouof aons being as follows: February, March
and April. 81 May. 81 OF; juno. 81 03; July, q o.
August. 81 06.
Tie receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday It
Nev-York PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and Boston were =
follows Wheat, 10 $50 bushels: corn. 296g55 bnsheis
oats s8.42S bushels; total gTaln 39o.163 bushels:
four. 642 packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat, 6s,3eo bashcis
corn. 376.433 bushels; oats. I'll 33o bushels; total
grain, e56,132 bushels; -four, 2o,535 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb 90 Special. -Everybody to-day hi
the point, TO buy July wheat Enough traders acte1
on it TO advance the price cents bushcl Nay
wheat opened at 81 II, sold between 81 90 7-a and
81 IL IL, and closed at 81 90 7s. 1t is probably rot
true that the bull leaders exchanging their Mag
holdings for July. Corn kept within a range Of II
cent. Hogs at the stock yards were and 10 cents
lower and prices were lower in the provision pit
consequence. May pork got low as 81 %, the bot
rom figure so far. Tho close was at 81 10. Cudahy.
Armour and other shorts took advantage OF the weak
ress to cover considerable lines. Land steady.
Short ribs were weak May lard opened at 80 65 and
closed at s5 90. On the curb, wheat was weak a
81 90 for May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

nh. ,,re,,rs.,,.ns, sd,s,on Of The Fireside ENJOY
clopaedia of POETRY compiled and ecl'cd W , -
Coates has been issued by Parter q Coa'os' -
furnished with notes, and is printed ana Douu IN e'
agreeable and substantial manner. Inc a'raeuons u
tb,s collection ought perhaps 10 be measure os ue
r,r,har NJ rs editions The old favortes are mere
ana here too is the work OF many new writer's. oho
s,thor nv the way, whose poetry is less worthy 10
1--WE than "a his prose- is not represented by MS oese
ysrss 9Marians aud @Rhotrude" are George Mere
sitb,s least prosaio and most musical poems
An edition-tho twenty-sixth-of Lewis Morris s
q rn,c Of Hades has Just been published by Roberts
Brothers.
"a Hoosier In Russia" CLoTborn Publishing Com
psny) is the title OF an illustrated volume by Perry D.
Heath The authors Intention was to tell In natural
vav what he saw in summers travel through re-
rnarkabe country, among a strange ana interesting
peopes-and he has fulfilled his purpose.
DIR Samuel Sections book on "The Ear ana lts
Diseases william Word g. Coz is fun OF curious
facts drawn from his records OF p1vate anu hoSp'1
rract,ce Even the lay mind viii find In 1t matters
=, odd and absorbing interest-particularly In the
chapter on the effect Of working IN eaissons anu
tnnnels and on anomalies I'm addition.
roonbsrt,s collection of Ancient Spanish Ballads
..s boen issued by the Putnams In pretty little
volume, nicely printed and Illustrated
4, pne,,sb translation of Daudet's HLImmortel,'
.ha Frencb Edition Of which has been reviewed In
these columns has been brought out by Kama,
McNaliy g. Co. 1t IS preixed by a tangie-haireo
portrait of the author.
John Wiley Sons have published critical
edition. OF Ruskn's Sesame and Lilies IL is
renrinted from tho third English edition, ana mas
notes designed to render the lectures perfectly clear
to young students
aIn the Sick Room &c. W. Bryan o.
Co.. 6pringdeld) is neat pamphiee oS
Mrs. scovil a graduate OF the Boston
rralning School for Nurses The "art OF nursing
d, treated therein with intelligent care and mnu'ehesS'
Tho type is smaller than 1t should be.
A large and elaborate volume, profusely iIustrateu
IA q The Pathway of Lfe.' Oh. +. johnson CoJ
The text is the work Of the Rev. T. De Witt Ia4mase
and consists of homes of everyday life IN tniS pup
Mar preachers wcllhnown style. The illustrations
ere mostly reproductions of famous pictures. IL Is
staed in the preface that the publishers sold .ooooo
copies of this work month before It was puoisheu'
A new edition of the good old Andrews d stod-
sard latin Grammar with which many reluctant
urchn has crept to school, has been issued by Hough
ton Mffiin & Co. 1t has been revised Dy Professor
Henry Prebe, who has made quite new thing OF inc
good old book bringing 1t handsomely into line with
the present stage of classical learning.
A convenient and we'll printed edition OF Sir Arthur
Hepss STORY OF Reamah" has been added TO Roberts
Brothers inexpensive and desirable Handy Library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

,f1x i1G1Gc .CHEEsE-Dull and still tend;ns 4,
kScrs favor. Fulmade fancy white and colored S,.S
r. fssaiic; Skins, light i-2ae s-lc; Medium, eas<.
yommon 2a4c; Skins. tc.. .EGGs-Again higher r.
Il i2sil sac; southern is s,ssla Lei wssses;
sIJG kR--Quiet, but steadily held No saes reporn>
Fair refining quoted 1885,. Centrifugal. 90 ~
C,,,shed Sc Cubes, L5c Powdered tzc; Gfanulaiez
Re Mould .'A1 7c Confectionery "A,s 3zc standsr8
&C.. 8 5000 1-4c; Extra &C" i1-1eac liec; 'Cs
'sTTr ARiN E-DulI and entirely nominal. Lard otes.e
1-2e oleorargarne City, 34c asked.
TAiIOW-Has O light inquiry, and prices are non
or less nominal. Prime City quoted 5tIa5 5-tec d
aext week No sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
por North River. vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazn growths for prompt delivery had q
light demand but prices ruled strong on INC Dass "a
II LIE for fair cargoes No sales Reported.
grades very rm Sales 1000 piculs taaang, prlVaee
terms. The option market developed more sssgngn. yere
keeping with in Havre besides, shorts WIZ
freer buyers Opening sales were advance Of lOg
rs points, and later there further rise OF o9ao
points, closing steady with some reaction nafrV.is w
14g1 81 IT, Hamburg quiet and unShangfq 400 900 b n1
Rio clearances United States, Rio cearances Tor
Europe 5000 bags total stock 450 900 bags santos TO-
cepts, $4,000 bags; sales here, 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

u RTE RAILWAY.-Ticlet Offices, 401, BIZ,
H I'll and 957 Broadway, 1853 IL Bcwery, Battery
Place, Chambers and God Sucets ferries Newly YORK;
33l and 1888 FClton-sG Brooklyn; 107 broadway,
williamsburg; corner Newark AID IIudsSn sts n9o9ken.
or Sleeping reservations and orders for checking and
trrnsfer of baggage can be obtained. Express Trains
leave 23d-st minutes earlier than time shown nom
a. M Is $50 a. M on Sundaysl Day Express Pullman
Buffet drawing. room Coaches 20 Buffalo.
10 40 a. m week days Parlor Car TO Binghamtons
oswego Emra Corning and Horne mel ,. r,,,,,s,
solid Pullman train Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches g
Riffao Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Chicago. Cincinnati
and 81 Louis. No extra charge for fast time
every day c oMsSS EES P,s PSs%aa
Buiao Cincinnati and Chicsgo. 90 90 400 "a
RUTHERFORD A. So 8, 80 80 go 10 80 ~ ~
$50 e $50 % go J = % H5s sc "a noon
Gao 1S 80. $50. o. 10 so = night ss
PatersOs, AS g. "a a;sS 30 io.so' y scSo
a. sS ei TO- so' 80 80, ., 10 80 night
Newark and Paterson via Newark; 5a5 $50. g. $50
TO- Ii 80 a $3.50, 4:2o 80, 40 o;oo' o;2s'
79 Ra 10 % pls e. AS 80 $500 $50 10 80
s. T. $50, s, SEQ, go. Q, 10. $780, a 0, o;so'
sSrcrn Local 80, 80 20 s % % nsS n. l.
Sg Ne1 x p: 80 o. 10 80 NJ, 80, 30
Goshen, as, 1850, o, 1880 a. M J. $3.50. %:S'
' asss q Fers q ss1 y, 4AS' $780, o 10 ''
AZ = s. 80 30 80, 10 80, 10 night. Nesah
Branch o a. m. /; 8 80. 80, 70 D. ~ , :.
pre- t 5s and fo 70 ts D. ws' arrive IN
W J. MURPHY, J. =; FABMEE
Gen'l Supt. oen.l u.s.. hbe.s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR MARCH.
CONTENTS :


NEW CHAPTERS in TIE WARFARE OF SCIENCE
'Demoniacal Possession" and insanity. Part ii.
Nv Andrew d. White, LII. ID. -. -,
THE CHEMISTRY OF TO-DAY. by Prof Ira
He Gfe eRISsMAKINS LA PANE OF. GLASS. by
Prof c. Hanford Henderson: Hlustrated2 ,,,,,.n G
SOUTH SLAVIC MOON-MfTHS' by Dr' fr'euii0" .
Nun ceSosMpET1TIoN AND THE TRUSTS. BY George
He LAW AS A DIsTUKBER OF SOCIAL ORDER
by AM6SG THE FIJI ISLANDS. BY Coutts Trotter:
THE FOUNDATION-SToNES OF THE EARTH p'
f1y NATURAL SCIENCE in ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
by THE II e. ARY1Ns IN SCIENCE AND HISTORY BY
HS TIiR AtMrERIcANIsTs IN CONGRESS
SKETCH OF PIERRE BELoN. win Poru n,, Ia
CORRESPONDENCE: The Great southern 1oi''iso
sFDIToRS TABLE: What Makes Success in Life
0O% %YTERARY NOTICES, POPULAR MISCELLANY.
Price. so cents Single Number; IS per Annum-
D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

New Issues. Svo, Paper Covers o.,
A STRANGE MANUSCRIPT FOUND IN COPPER
CYLINDER with Illustrations by Gilbert Gaul.. .
ToILERs OF BABYLON. BY b. L. Farjeon-.---- a
THE WEAKER VESSEL. BY d. Christie Murray
Illustrated by George Du Maurier D
WHEN A MANS SINGLE. BY j. NJ. Barrie.-..---- 8
THE PERIL OF RICHARD PARDON BY B. L.
Farjeon. illustrated. -..--'-'-' 0
FOR FAITH AND FREEDOM. BY Walter Besant-
THE COUNTESS EVE. BY ]. II, shorthouse.. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

LEONARD BROTHERS,
900 JTH.AVE
T. A. LEONARD Auctioneoh.
GREAT COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS
belonging 70
Mr.. JOHN W. LOCKWOOD
OF Philadelphia, aud
H. ALEX AMBER MOUCHOT,
OF Paris.
WITH SOME OTHER IMPORTANT WORKS
THE PROPERTY or OTHER
PRIVATE COLLECTORS
SOME OF WHICH WERE PURCHASED PROM THE
STEWART AND PROBASCO COLLECTIONS
De Neuylla 1sraeiz Hoybet
Deschamps, Jacques hchfcycr,
DlaL Mlet lr0yon.
DuprG R0ssin. Ntbert
FOrtuny, Rlbot, Elem.
Henner, ROusseau Stevens
and many others.
NOW ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
TO DE- SOLD ny AUCTION THIS
THURSDAY,
Feb. Of,
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
Railroads.

- HORE LINE-ALL RAIL RoUTE-FOR
eS S S5s 1ne ao anS o
fa n ~ 10 ea Express an az Es 50 % Daily
q soi ssSpSS ca. oa az a1a -e' 0' o
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On aS@ E SIlSS 5E4N$SSfkH F!Sh a aSSD
Streets Ferries toIIoSs o, WIZ, pullman p,,.,
Cars 9lt1Shod ma 10 DINING mo can and
Dining smoking, and Sleeping vesubued Cars at 100
wliiamsport Lock Haven, 100 a. m s p m Gerry aud
Ere az p. M, connecting at Cory for Ttusvllo
For ,NSrristcwn' PhoenlxyIc. POtstSwn, and Eesdng
instSn Express" Of paiimsa PSSor Cars daily excel
dg IL Dining Car sliT s so @ arrive ash"s
soSS ;esasr 20 500 ana p; 80 Am
aSSy 2SC uad G Co no. z and SnS 90 mn na i
10 10. night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
aSs ,,ass S$ 5siaS 5sS
sC and 'p~9S a0S A Sundays . O4S j and nS'T
F, ga qPs SS dsl fSl bs
more I and Bay Line p M M week D''
boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
transfer for brooklyn travel. 'N' - '''''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.YOrk. via DosbrOsses and
Corlandt Streets Ferries as follows;
$50, 20, 3, @ Chicago Limited, with Dining Car
90, 90 ): 90 80. 90. = 80. 200. 90, so
SsISn % iS % ~ 5aq &c: Conn D. NJ
sp j. O. &c. s. and ' p me- and in % is is
night Accommodation, 100 p. m. ~-N - 40
Trains leaving New YORK daily, except Sunday at g. o
ana and I'D m Sundays: & &su sas 10 %
Ticket omces. Nos l.. ass. $40. and a44 Broadway
As'or Suse ana ioGs ., ss ana EorspdS Sta
oityj Emigrant TlekeE once, Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company viii call for and
CHAS, II. PUGH, j. II. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
I ,EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo. Of cortiandt and
$3.50 q. m for CStasauqua and Intermediate poInts
a m. for Geneva Lyons, Emira Rochester Bunalo
ana the West and principal local polnA Chair to
II a. m. for Cherry Ford and IntermedIate points
p. for Tunkhannock aud Intermediate points
Chair car TO Tunkhnnnock Connection 70 Reading
points. Chair car % L. and b. Junction. '''1''''
oHO y. NJ for Mnuch Chunk and Intermediate points,
Connection @ Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 20
p m, Tor Geneva. Lyons, Emlra, Rochester Buffalo
and tho west Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
ir sa iieavng az a m, p m; ana 40 p, M con-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. NJ TOT Maucn Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
S;aS p M for coplay and intermediate points.
~ NJ. for Geneva. lyons. Emlra, Rochester, buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
General hAstem once. 2SS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEIsEY.

" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH HVE~
Time Table Of January TO- . 1ssy. u..aA
400 A. m for E8ston Bethlehem, Anehso"ns mae'H
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc ,.,s....u Altar.
20 a. m. Tor bennington. Easton. bethiehca- ALICE
TIs%nssGn Lake eh mRa'sSsf
Scranton Reading Harrisburg. po9Itsyy aamaaua'
shamOkn sunsury Lewis fS1sn Betsem Allentown
uarcS rhnvk Reading Harrsburg etc: .,.s
10y S.as n m for Easton, Bethlehem Alentowa. MaucA
Chunk, Wnkesbsrre. Scranton TapaSua Ssapesn nn
SSo M fSo ne In iCr sorervilIs sns Bloomington
~ ru for Taston, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauso
Chunk Heading Harrisburg, ETC. On sundays ~ 'Ss
$50. us, i;ib M, 4;so 40 p n . sun;
GAYS, tdesan Grove except sunday IoInt Pleasant.
fasAa is a M, 80 D. m Tor Farminedale Man
.s:s; ;ov Toms River, Barnesat. eto
Pss p 10 so i'i yiaslsnd H. bfass''sa :so $50
eh Ho r; LAKEWOOD at 4;so. rs no. 100. s:sa
A M n M Parior at 80 and Also.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
4.ao a. m, 1 90 p. N t2;So D. N. through EsD's'I
with Parlor-cars)
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
via Central r. r. Of New-yersey and Phladelphis, ~
R'sd1s r. 4 asay viz 9o LSs sC 10 N il b sE
DAYS Of o a. m. 8 80, IL p m. ..so
IsIns leaving a. AZ Il, a. R "a I'D .,sSa
Tickets and Parlor Car can DO proeursa a, Va y
4Is GA. 40 s2s broadway gS7 en,ays iS ourr ~
500 Fulton.sI., aS broadway, brooklyn. - ,>1s
New-fork Transfer Company viii cali Tor ana -
baggage from hotel o. residence