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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-31
a NOVEL INVENTION.

Hereafter You May Garry Your Own
Typewriter in Your Pocket.
From, the Pacific Slope Patent Office Record
A pocket typewriter is shortly to be
offered to the British public. Typewriting
instruments now in the market are of con-
siderable size and weight-at least a person
could scarcely think of carrying one about
with him regularly. The one under notice
Is not only inexpensive, but is SO small that
It may be carried in the waistcoaJ pocket.
The retail price will be under 10 shillings: it
measures 80 inches by inches, and weighs
about four ounces. Though SO small, it is
not mere toy. The inventor claims for
1T that it will turn out better work
and be found more useful than larger and
more expensive machines. With reference
TO its construction all that can be seen when
specifically examined is a disk about the
size of a gentleman's watch, in which the
type IS fixed, and one or two small rollers
1t will print line from an inch to yard
long. and paper Of any size or thickness
can be used. Any one can use it, though,
as in the case of other instruments, prac-
tice is required to enable the operator to
write quickly. Another advantage is that
by means of duplicate types the writer can
be used for different languages. Patents
have been obtained for most of the coun-
tries in Europe as well as for America,
Canada, and Australia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-31
From Rev. John Matthews, Pastor III. q.
Church, South, at MONTGOMERY. Ala.

Church, South, at Montgomery. Ala.
"Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is the only
medicine kept in my family. We can use
it for almost every thing-burns, bruises,
cuts, stings, earache, toothacae, sour stom-
ach, etc., etc. My children, when hurt or
bruised, always call at once for Darbys
Fluid. We cannot get along well without
it. 1t is SO valuable for its prompt relief of
pain from all kinds of injuries, and also is
powerful Antiseptic and Disinfectant."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-31

MI ERCHANTS. manufacturers, ner.ha 1ice
NI corporatlors. and all others in need OF
printing. llthograpbing, and blank books can
have their orders promptly filed at moderate
prices, at the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE. 3 Whitaker street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14


"a boy is a strange machine. isn't
he ?" queried the Colonel, ss he looked
out OF the Office window.
81 don't see anything so very strange
about that particular boy, replied ono
of the other loungers as he sauntered up
and saw a boy OF ten on the opposite
side Of the street
"But he's got Jug" persisted the
Colonel
"Weu, what of that ? Can't a boy
carry jug ?"
"But he is swinging it around his
head.
LET him swing. You never saw q
boy who wouldn't
"I'R bet he breaks it before he gets
to the corner" exclaimed the Colonel.
Nonsense
"Bet you S20."
Done "
Half dozen rushed up to watch for
further proceedings. The boy continued
to swing the jug, apparently bent upon
performing some particular feat, and
Just before he reached the corner hls
hands slipped ana the jug was dashed in
pieces.
81 knew it ! knew il :" chuckled the
Colonel as he danced around.
"Drat him-here's your money "
grovied the other.
An hour later, after spending the in
terval in solemn thought, the loser mild
ly inquired
" Colonel, did you think you had a
sure thing On me
Certainly. / bought that jug for the
boy and gave him fifty cents 70 carry out
the programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

msnss. aooobesd: rnsrses fssts s<ivs ~ 70 -
lie lower; mtrsd. u f5st<1fi. sssvy. ~ tss3< %:
ilsht N55asaD; Pigs. t.xNsb 20 snssr NO
veas ssd g. lover natives. sssss vssIsrss
scoss-tcjl, sLioest7e; TEXANS S'As@"; lambs
sr. foris, February is.--cassls -Rscs'pss. i,tpo
head shipments. 90 head; market s1onSsc;
cho.ce heavy native steers. s1sDas4 70 fair 10
good. f3s<3.s0: butclsrs seefs. medium 70
choice. sz.eDai& 10; stccsers and feeders. fsir 70
gooi. ss.sDafle0 rangers. corn.fsd. tsAt5lyi
sesa: shIpmsot.. go head; msrtei lower;
choice heavy and but:ners selections. tf-past.s0;
packing, medium ~ choice, a. sossAto; nSDt
grades. ordinary TO beet AEsAea sheep
Receipts LOO head mar<es steady 10" "
PnmsDgLrHI.. February 1.-The receipts ~
the " -. Philadelphia sAd North pennsyireois
Drove faris were sor tae vsek.-beeyss. 800
weox--BeeYes. 26O0 fesd: sheep. 1000; hogs.
6.oU. B9oi cattle weto 10 poor demand. as most
az putchors bad seek loft over aud prices de-
clipod &c. on all grades Extra. thsac.; good,
4sskc.. medium S<h3Ac.: common 3Ajac.
Naics.~Ninc extra 1ne Chicago steers. averaging
i,,o0 d. SIS. - extra inns Chicago. averaging
l.,00 So i0i extra western, averaging i.ssJ.
t,ac. lsi good western. Averaging l.ses SIC.
40 lair western, averaging 40. ssaic ~
FAIR western. averaging i,i0. sHa3Ac iS
common mixed. loss than i.0O. sa3kc
80 extra western were shipped 10 Neg
prices closed unchanged, except for extra, rhicn
were &C. lower; extra. 51asifc good. 3ks <e.:
"a alum. 4AR5c. common. tsf54c cuilS, -
3t.c IaInbs were In fair request At ssS.c Hogs
were I'm good request and prices continued arm.
although the arrivals were 800 head lsrger than
hoy were last week. We quote: Western. 81
r1itc rough fai Western. eaoA &c: State. tabhc
Sta.s rough sONs aud styes SIC. Mich COWS
we're poi verY active ceeQ at E<ssfSa chlpplns
CONS were only ina moderate request Al fisssD,
Bologna cows we're duh and wesk a. SsslA Pat
COWS we're ARMY active At la34c Mich calves
were readily sold n 5s1c CITY dressed bcevcs
were In isr request ~ decline OF Nc VIZ, "a
6Nc City dressed hogs were 10 good demand al
6ka7c.
BALTIMORE, February li.--Cslvertoa stock
yarJs: There Il raiher fuil supply o. hogs on
the -Wine market. over 2TO head Ia excess %
last weeks numoer, and rather moro heavy soi
undesirable hogs Than are easy 90 dispose ~.
Trade "a NOS active and prices are fully 80. loser
THAI last week. Prices range from 10 &C.. rough
hogs selling AZ ja6itc.. aud the better graies st
o. asc., Win few a. Tho later prize. most salos
ats. a6'ac. net Arrivals, s,1SO head egainst6.oli
Tor last week,
CiaremoDs Liye-S'OrSet Market: Receipts this
week. isS head against 2.5l2 head at weok fair
good lights seilins az $3.50; heavy, so; rough.
$40
Arrivals OF 1.-Two stock for The week ending Feb
ruarv 10Th, 1914 cars. combining i.sso cattle, -
caves, 2073 sheep, 7,f0J hogs, 6 horscs, aud "a
rnula.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14


Foreman OF composing-rOom speak
ing through tube to managing editor {:
You say YOU want that article about the
woman vino killed a bear aud three cubs
illustrated with n cut Of the woman
Managing Editor: Yes do.
Foreman What cut shall use
Editor Where is that cut OF Lydia
Pinkham that We run in the weekly?
Foreman: It's being used III the first
form 10 illustrate that article on Queen
Victoria
Well, then, run that picture Of Har-
riet Hubbard Ayre for the woman who
killed the bears.
IAN right, but what are we going to
DO Tor cuts for that article about Joseph
Chamberlain and his bride ?"
"Weli, suppose You run that cut OF
". l.. Douglas that goes with the s.
shoe adj for Sir Joseph and that hand
bill cut Of Emma Abbott for his b ride.
"All right and suppose the old cut
Of the new Colorado Capitol will DO for
Sir Joseph's castle, won't it?"
"Ycs, yes run anything you can
find for the castle. There's lot Of old
cuts Ia the lob room. See II you can
find something there for an article n
going to send down about the Emperor
William and his wife. guess that Old
cut we run "a few weeks ago Of Coquelin
and Jane iading will do.
"All right, sir HadiIg and Coquelin
goes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

italy in 1903. During the very ami
mated discussion on the topic the presi-
dent OF the society, Lord Aberdare, criti-
cised Mr.. Browning's paper very severe
". BY and by it was suggested, more
as matter Of courtesy than anything
else. that perhaps "the American
guest might have word to say. He
had. After halfway apology for ven
turing 10 address the learned men pres
ent on an intricate topic without time
for preparation or reflection, Mr.. White
proceeded to prove TO MIR. Browning
and Lord Aberdare that they were both
in the wrong. 1.-The American guest"
as he warmed to his subject, revealed a
knowledge of Italian diplomacy early in
the present century which fairly
amazed his hearers. he fortified his
arguments with facts they had forgot
ten, and quoted literally from authori-
tative books they had never read. As q
mere feat OF memory. if nothing else,
tho ex-president Of Cornells talk was a
revelation. After the discussion, when
the gentlemen crowded around Dir.
White 10 shake hands with him, he re-
vealed the main source Of his informa-
ton. Ii was in a small book published
in Naples in 1861 for private circulation.
The archbishop who wrote it gave Mr..
White a copy, and he read it TO some
purpose. When the society meets again
Mr.. b. +. Stevens, who was MIR. Whites
host OF the dinner. will present it with a
copy Of the rare volume, which Mr..
White sent him from italy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

BROWN.-Dlsi. at his fathers residence, on
Povhaian street. narviotown, Richmond, Va,
Yesterday ~ 1 O'Clock 8. NJ. W. j. BROWN. sou
oil q. r. ani Anne T. Brown; aged nineteen
years nine months ADD ,Weuy days. .,,
Funeral service THIS AtIhnNOOS Al
o'clock from Wost- Main-Stfeet Baptist church.
Friends Of the family ace Invited . attend.
EUBANK. Died. a. tho residence Of his
father. Darlington street, crows Hin, kObhkt
l. EUBANK, Ga the tWenty-tlird year u his age.
His funeral will tGso place at Union station
MethOiiSt Episcopal church az O'Clock MS
QEursday) AFIEkNOON. Friends and a.
quaiutauces are invited ~ attend.
EUBANK. Died, IBIS morning a. ? o'clock. at
her residence. on crows ull. 5ira. FANNIE l.
LUBANB. in the sixty-thi year OF her age.
The funeral Viii taNe place from DnlOn-siation
Methodist Episcopal church al 3 2. NJ. TO-DAY.
Friends aud acquaintance are respectfully IN
yl.ei 70 attend.
MURRAY.-uisd, at his residence in This city,
Tuesday. February lg-n. 40 h. a.. JOHN 81.
MURRAY. Ia the ssyenty-firss year Of his age.
HIS funeral viii tsko pince from the second
Bapti-t church THIS AFIkkNOON at3t o'clock.
Friends u Ito family sra invited 70 attend
SCHORBACH.-Dicd. At her residence, 10. 7O3
Brook avenue, on tho i3fn Instant, AZ 80 Z. NJ,
Hra LIMA sCHOhBAIH. VIE Of ~. scborDach.
IN tho twenfy.foUT1h year Ok her age.
The remains sill 10 taken 70 Baltimore fer In
termenL
sEMLER.-Dici, suddenly, at his residence,
or east Main street. ~ 3 ?. NJ, February II,
ls59. HENRY SLNLER, IN tho iortieta year Of
has age.
Tho funeral will take place from St. Johns
Episcopal church. corner " 3Yen.y-ntth aud
broad, al O'Clock THIS Thursday AFTER
NOON Filsnds and scquainsnces Of the tnms-
" are respectfully invited 70 attoII.
TALIAFERRO.-Dled, February i3th, ia Chi
cago. IN. Mr. MARY CUUktENAY ITALIA
FERRO. wife Of DR.. Frank Isuaierro, formerly
OF Virginia. a1d daughter OF }. Is. Watkins. ESD,
OF this city.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
A serviceRbIe Dog.
ALBANY Journal


Captain Burbank. one Of the Oldest
river men in the city, relates true ac-
count Of remarkably intelligent dog
named Prince, which he once owned and
taught many useful things. One was
that from the time he was three mouths
old tue dog went regular every day for
the Journal, which was broughtto New
tonyille, then Captain Burbank's home,
by stage. The dog served the Journal
for eleven and half years, carrying in
that time 1855 papers. lie also carried
all the milk and eggs used by the family
for eight years, and going regularly
every day for the milk to a neighbors.
In that time the dog carried 5000 eggs
aud 730 gallons OF milk. and in all that
time he never broke an egg nor split any
milk. No mail coming Sundays, the
dog never made a mistake. but always
remained at home on that day. tie was
also Taught to do much work OF a similar
nature, and lived to the good old age OF
twelve years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

fBy kurlo-American cable q the Dispntch.I
LoNooN, February ~ The hearing IN
The case - Patrick Molloy. vino Is charged
with having testified falsely before the Par
neil Commission. wa resumed IN The Bow
street Polce Cont to-day. Walker, mana
rng clerk for The Dubio Solicitor testified
thst the London Times hsi employed him TO
collect evidence. lie had an interview with
the defendant fNOHoY. who, after much
pressing. stated thst he joined the Fee
nilu Brotherhood when sixteen wears Of age.
soon after becoming . member he ais
covered the dangerous character OF the
ore9uizttiOn. The members be found were
pledged 10 engage In secret efforts against
the Government and tO convey arms
for tie purposes az ne brotherhood. lie
himself bad handed arms TO Michael Pagan,
am inyincillc, who was afterwards hanged.
Noli0y ioined the luyinciblrs I'm 1852. being
Introduced by Carr 90 meeting Of lnyin-
ctblcs when the murder Of judge Lawson
WIS discussed. Patrick Egan was present
Al that meeting, aud up0n leaving wrapped
binseli upin biz cloak in order 10 Disguise
himself. Igou also attended a laie- meeting,
40 which Che failure Of the attempt upon
Judge Lawson's life was discussed. The
witness SAID that Molloy, before making this
statement, demurrcd against giving Informs
ton. on the ground that he would incur
great DANCER by so doing. When witness
read To- Noiloy the latter's written statement
regarding his admission 10 the lnvnci-
ble organization the oath Of membership IN
which was contained the words /" to lose, II
necessary, hie,' Moll0y became greatly agl-
lated.
The hearing was adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
ra,erranhte Flnahes.

The force az work on the Panama canal
has been reduced below 1000.
Mrs. Eliza Hargroys was murdered last
night near Marietta, Ga, It is thought for
her money.
The British steamship Chancellor, laden
with cotton for odessa, 81 Charleston, WAS
on fire yesterday.
seven more arrests have been made in Ire
land in connection with the murder OF
POlice.lnspoct0r Martin.
The Book Committee Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church have elected Rev. Homer
Eaton, OF Burlington, VI, agent In New
York.
A dispatch from ZinZibar SAYS tho Ger.
man missionaries haye not been released yet
owing to hitch Ia the negotiations for their
ransom.
Extensive landslides have occurred ~
Fleurier Village, IN Canton Of NeuichateL
several houses have been demolished. In
habltants are fleeing Tor their lives.
A hundred-thousand-d fire occurred
IN Memphis last night. Swartz's dry goods
store and NansdelG's drugstore were burned.
Loss partially covered by insurance.
The new cOurt.house just completed NJ
Donaldsonyile. la, at a cost OF $4,000, was
DESTROYED by fire yesterday, together with
new furniture, many vslulbles, documents,
ana records.
william l.. Porter, who has Just retired as
county treasurer Of Nermillion, Ind, is
short SO. 600. lie has decided all bis proper
Nv TO his bondsmen. II Is believed that this
secures them.
The United States Court 10 New York has
ordered the release OF the steamer Caronde-
let. uuGer seizure on suspicion that portion
OF her cargo. consisting Of munitions OF war.
is intended for Ilyp0Iite, leader OF one OF the
Haytlen factions.
A New Orleans PicayuEe special from
Water Valley, Miss, SAYS: One OF the iOulest
murders that ever disgraced this town oc.
CURED on Main street last night, when James
.Iensins's throat WAS cut from ear 10 ear
William Hsrrls, a saOOn-keeper, who was
last seen with him, was arrested aud barely
escaped being mOobed.
The vote taken in executive session OF the
Senate on the lst instant upon the cousidera-
ton OF the British extrsdition treaty was
given 10 the press yesterday. The vote upon
ratification wss-yeas, Is; uays, 80. To 3r.
RlddlebeTeeF's resolution IN reference to
the removal OF the injunction OF secrecy Mr..
Hoar of, red = substitute, which ylrtua ly
changed the pbraseOlogy only, and II was
adopled-yeas, %; nays, II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY IL. is5l
Tho loose tobacco sales to-day were c3.s35
pounds with sac. tho highest price. Planters
are still bringing ia tho crop very freely. and
prices are stoady all around. The quantity 10 DO
sold here Il put On al estimate Of a,00O00 70
10000 pounds. TIE bulS Of tobacco Of tho
ISL crop was ia before December Is, 1881. This
year the crop Is later moving
On change there wa : small Offering 40 auc-
;'oG u afteon packages Of West Virginia tobsc-
cos--two taken Ia highest price DC. lowest for
derk, $40. loves; Tor bright SIC. Inc break was
larger but nonde-cripl sellers are more indf-
ferent about selling anything with color or
good leaf. l. Old wrappers there was considoTs-
bic actinty, and again IL Is noted that very many
sellers and brokers are busy shipping and send
ing samplo3 away, wien not unfrequently result
Ia good sais. In a. a0il Is outside Of tho stats.
Old sounI flors would be active but for tho sD-
solute scarcity q good grades. While thorsis yet
a good supply Of Damaged sad smokers. there Is
little cheap-some pndof % sc. Latest Eng
lisn circulars show lille change IN that direction.
few lots Of good aud some bright Virginia tobsc-
COS changed nands, wnis dark Virginia leaf Is
still quOlei dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
COTTON KEP0Ac
Market nrm
QUOTATIONS.
nIDDLls1. we.
Low MiDDLIsG. eAc.
1COD OkglAARY. easc
CATTLE AARKEfA

NV YORK, February i2-Beeves--Receip.
h2) head. including Q carloads for an exporter
add Il carloads for city slaugh,srers direct No
trading 10 beef castis steady for dressed beef at
S. afc. per pound Todsy's cable sdyices from
London and Liverpool quote American cattle un-
cbspsed as Ii hsiz4c. per pound for the dressed
weight siuking Ihs oifai. and American rcfriks-
rator beet steady AZ sac. Per pound shoep aud
lambs Receipts, 4o head. aId 40 lead we're
carried oycr yesterday. Market dull. with .
limited trading al unchanged pciccA With salcs
Of good sheep a. t550zsA75 pee 100 poands.
Pressed mutton steady AZ Ssats.,o per 100
pounds, E0gs-kecelpss. 4 40 head csr-Iosd
Of llght h0gs solo alive ~ $40 psr 100 pounds,
and the market 10 rated arm - ~ 6s$A0a
CHICAGO. February l2~-Isils- ascstptA 500
head: shipments. 400 head InArxet weak Aad
low choice 20 extra oeeses. tt1A{&. ~; steorss
sss;4; stoekefs Ana feeders. <zs5ata ~, cowx
bails sad MIXED. Sl.s5xi2e5 rax0 steers
sa.soss2ca hoss-kecsipts, AoOo head; ship
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

fRy Auglo-American cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
PARIS, February lS.--Ptemier Floquet, in
the proposal which be Will submit 10 the
Chamber OF Deputies tomorrow, avoids
spscifyiag the scheme Tor revision Of the
Constitution, simply declaring that The reyi-
sion IL advisable. De LaneSsan moved an
amendment that lin view 81 the fact that a
revision can be useiully effected only by a
constituent assembly especially elected, the
Chamber decides 70 refer the revision TO such
assembly" The lariy Of The Right hiss de-
cldcd 10 vote for De LanesSan's amendment.
which will also have the support Of the
People" party. The Radi
cal Left, after protracted meeting, agreed
10 support 81. FlOquei. BoulAnger viii take
part In tO-mOrroN's debate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Riaiue 90 he secretary of state.

NEW York, FeOrusry l3.-ThOmas G..
Pialt has returnd from Washington. To 4
reporter this morning he said 81 am very
busy, but wish to say p0sltively-and you
can quote me as authority for the state
u.ent-that Blaine has been offered aud has
accepted The position OF Secretary OF State.
This was accomplished some time aeo by
correspondence. | DO not wish to be Inter
viewed, snd do not care to stand as an au-
ihority for any statement may make be-
yond the information about Blaine, which Is
ahsoluteIy trlle -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Mean temoerstprs ........,
NEW YORK Stuck MARKET.

NEW YORK, Februsry 13.--The stock market
WAS divided to-day. and shile In some cases the
best figures Of The past week were reached, In
others the lowest prices known fer years were
established. Jhe general tendency was upwari,
bug the Crangers were SSH disturbing factor.
and the weakness they displayed gave the rect
o. the list rather A feyerish appearance and hnsl
changes are Irregular The market. however.
gave unml-tak able evidence Of a lsposition 70
Droak away from toe Changers entirely. and
outside Of those siOeks and o few specialues
whtrh have made unusually largo gaios Of late
ttese we're no Iccitnos o speaS Of sni decided
advances were quite num-rols. Ine Grst %
s1ow a1y marked improvement was Terminal.
wni'h ma, sme very active aud rose about point
eral o. Nirrinln hsd refused % procced against
hat company Ia tina suit % forieit rs charter
Tho Vanderbilt were al strong, though OulY in
NAT ani Indianapolis. anu Biz four, the last tSo
OF which made very markell gsins. were the al
Yances OF say note. Among the specialues
lhcsspsake aud Ohio, Lake kgie and Western,
co'tOn-Oll, aOd Cbicsgo gas we're the most prom-
nont Tor strength. while Pullman had WesS
spell again and getired over 2 per cent The
markel lnally closed Sctive and strOpg, general
" al small fracsions better than best figures
Totai sales, e5l,g9 shares, u which <i,'0O were
Trrniuat
gSsafns.-Excnsugs iuu and steady ~ is;%s
4sJ. Money easy Nt 4 a.. Sub Treasury bs
lalces cold. $4,000, 90: currency. fi0,12.O0l
Glvtrrr1elfs Iull au1 fr'n per cents, l2, a I;
a. coupons, i0l. state bonds dun and
s''a 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
a Vorribie Mi.rorir,ne

Itisa calamity Of tho direst kind 20 foel that
onos physical energies are failing 10 the prime
OF lif5-tO feel more neryeless. more dlsplrited,
weaker every day Yet This IS tne unhappy lot
Of hundreds who surround IA. A source VI re-
nswcI strength which science approves, in be-
half oil which mullituies Of tho deDilitated hsga
aul are every day testfjin ana which, IN
countless instances. has built up constitutions
sappoi by weakness and inhrmty and long nm
henelled by Olh1c means. surely cOnmend5 o.
self o. ala vino need a tonic. uOslettor's stomach
Bitters is such o medcine-pure, botsnic, sOOtA-
fng % tho nerve. pr0moi.ye OK digestion, aud q
fertilizer of tbs blood. Dyspepsia and nervous
ness--the hrat cause, tho second a Consequence
oil lack ~ siam .na-depsrt whom course Of mo
Bitters Is tried. an forms Of msiarial disease,
rheumati.m. kidney aud bladder trouble, consii-
patton. and bili0usuess are a1niIilaiod oy t-is
standard family medicine. 10 RI .IhtH0&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
be hearing was adjourned.


10y f1IHgTApI 70 mo UIHUhItU.I
WASHINGTON, February ia call hlving
been issued for a special meeting OF tbe
House Committee on Appropriations to-
m0rroW 10 consider the C0Nies Internal
revenue bil, Mr. Randall says that as his
committee has completed all Of the routine
WORK az the session connected with the pre-
partition of the regular annual appropriation
ml,, DE believes tlat IL must as a matter 81
duty obey the instructions Of the House con-
viewed bY the vote upon which the revenue
hiu was referred 10 the committee. lie was
unable to tay what disposition would be
made Of TIE bill by the Committee on Ap-
NOMINATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
How Mr.. white Surprised the London
AaVants.
Boston Traveller.

Before Andrew ID. White went to
Egypt he treated the learned members OF
the Royal Historical Society 10 quiet
little surprise, writes London CORE
spondent These distinguished gentle
men meet regularly for dinner and dis
cussion. MIR. White was asked as a
guest. The paper of the evening, by
Oscar Browning, OF Oxford, was about
Hugh Eliott's diplomatic mission to