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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-06
New York Financial Market.


NEW YORK. September Money
closed at per cent Exchange closed
steady: posted rates. 4SjaiS3t: actual
rates. 4Slia4s4s for sixty days. andlsii
ASH for demand. Governments closed
steady: currency Gs. IFS bid: 4 Is. cdli-
pOns. l2S bid; 4 5 do. 1861 bid.
The stock market was more active,
strong and higher during the forenoon,
the net advances in prices 10
. O'Clock having been lali pr
cent. The coal stock, were the
special features. and durng the
morning advanced ! 20 o.. tine latter in
Lackawanna. The advance in these
stocks was believed 10 he principally
due to purchases for short account.
There has been no change in the gene
ial condition Of the coal trade other
than the adoption Of the restrictive
policy. The Granger and Southwest
efn shares were duh. but strong. The
activity i'm the stock market continued
after - o'clock, and Louisville and
Nashville led The list IN activity. NV
Jersey Central was The s.rOrg feature
e. ll9ic.. gain Of q for the
day. The rest of the list made fraction
al gains. and the best prices Of the day
wcrecurrout at o'clock. In the last
hour there was q fractional reaction IN
the general list. and Northern Pacific
preferred declined 3. but recovered Z
at the close. The fiual figures were
generally to . per cent. higher. Sales
81 $40 shares.
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A.nc.ine. 10.

AsnG}ILE. September 4.-Small slles
continue 10 be made almost daily.
This is unprecedented here. for hither-
To. sales have been Discontinued entire
l1 for slX eck- on two months prior TO
October ISL. We hear sales Cf new
viii commence here ia few days.
Farmers are very busy housing ana
curing. and it is thought they are all
ready nearly on quite half done. Our
SAFES for eleven months to l-t instant
are 4 Kisses pounds. or our sales for
eleven rsonlhs this year exceed the pre-
ccd.ne twelve months 10y 90. s06p0unds.
We n0N think our sales for next twelve
months o. go 10 four millions and
haif The weather still unsettled. but
n0 rain. pricc arc more reasonable.
but no really fine stock offered for q
week. j. Boiling.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-06

easy; III for middling uplards. Sales,
So bales to spinners. Closing futures
September, l0.63alO.e5: October, 10.2ia
1928: November. 8 99sl0.00: December
. OF Q - January. 0 96a0 81; February
lO.02al0.03; March 10.0Sal0 90; April,
10. IyalOJ6. May, 1O.2OalO.2s; June.
Il SCal0 y.
In Liverpool prices were firm, mid
d 'ng uplands G ll-l6d. Sales 10000
uales.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. September ) Wheat opened
quiet at tai lower. Corn strong and
active. Oats quiet and unchanged.
Provisions active and steady. Closing:
Wheat-September. 1,ic.: October.
Tie. December. 70c. Corn-Septem-
Der. 33sc.: October. 33ia33sc.; Deem
ber, 33s a33ic. Oats-September. l9.c ::
October. 1910: December, 20,320.c. :;
Pork October. Sl0.j5: January. S9.lj.
Lard-Seytember. Sj.92i: October,
IS o.: December. Sj.7j. Ribs-Septem-
Der. ~j02; October. S495aS4 NJ; Jan
ulry, 81 62i.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-06

REVIEW.
NEW YORK, September 5.-The bull
maikot was resumed tins morning, and
the Coaieis NanIeIO It's. WIZARDS and
Changers scored good advances. Chi
cag0 was prominent on the bull side,
anal Che local trades helped put up all
picss. A few stocks had slight roac-
lions. but ASA whole the day was
strong bull oue Frost did not reach
the com belt An railroad earnings
were good. tine iron trade reported IS
even moro bu0yant Trunk line tom
mage from lh0 lake fleet was reported
enormous Money was plentiful. and
generally there were no clouds i'm sight
True. the public DIS not in the market to
any great extent. bat Mr. Willard S ex-
ample a. what can be done 10y a de-
tclnir.d Yea ltr mas had marked effect
0u ailtlc large operators. I'D last half
h0ar Northern Pacific reacted again.
and tie whole list fell oil in sympathy.
bat closed higher than yesterday
After the great advance q reaction is
due. When it Will come 30 one can
sav. bat amy bad news would soon start
10. and stop orders might make il rapid
Those aie ball times. but reactions are
safety valves. and on these most stocks
ought go be- % aTca. purchase.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
OPP. pOSIOFTICE, RICHMOND, VA.
OF srocK oF MINERAL wArEas


is large and complete. embracing all The Doe
nestle and Imported Waters used DID, tIIsstc-
ton. Ne are agents for The slle NJ flr
FARMNliLE LllHlA WATER and fuc
celebrated CHASE CITY MINERAL Wa
EK, which We sell boy the gallon and deliver
free in amy part OF the cltY.
Persons using Lamps VIII consult their
safety hy burning Our llttiElt-ll6iil
SAFELY ola very high test. odoliess and
economical oil.
If you wish clean mouth sweet breath
and healthy gums. use OWENS * AilRoi..,
PHENOL MOUTH. WASH. viii 30. together
with our kAiODONI IuOl lI-lOM DEf
forms the best dcnfifrice known.
We keep AN kinds 81 HAIR NRl SHES.
CLOTHES BRUSHES. FLESH BRUSHES.
SHOE BRUSHES, NAIL BRl SHES. TOOTH
BRUSHES. COMBS. etc.. etc and. in iact
everything found ina nist class retail Drug
store.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are ana
especial feature OF our business. and c0mpe-
tent Pharmacists are always ou hand. day
ana night. 10 attend all wants la THIS depart
mcut.
Anotlers boy mail for DRUGS. MEDICINES.
PAINT OILS. WINDOW GLASS WlilIeceive
oar prompt attention.
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Don't put OF until tomorrow that which
YOU aught Ia 40 to-day" ~ Proc.
Don't put of taking Dr. DtNlD'S COUGH
SYRUP until your cough has settled deep in
to your lungs. ~ sd0nl
AN ounce OF preventative IA better than n
pound Of cure " 80 bottle OF DR. DAVlD'S
COUGH SYRUP is better than hundred
worthless compounds.
sick Headache permanently cured by Or.
pAVID'S LIVER PILLS. au Is
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA. September ,. 1889.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat 2 $40 bushels.
Corn 800 bushels.
Oats-5.5OO bushels.
fiOur--1JO barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
White, 1902 bushels fair az
1jc. Longberry, bushels very good at
SIC. Mixed. 500 bushels very good at
Sc. Shortberry. % bushels fair at re:
do. 500 bushels far az zoe. do. l04
bushels common at &C; DO. SIS bushels
common at Coo. Total sales Of wheat.
.. $50 bushels.
Corn-White. 800 bushels very good
on private terms.
Oais-Winter, 100 bushels very good
at 3Sc.
COTTON REpORr.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding. 10.c.: lew
miadling, lOtc. good ordinary,
glc
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IInN. Nni. nnnNtr.M.

Hay-Nc. Timothy. per ton, $500
TO Slj.5O.No. >. $3.50 to Sl4jO; mixed
SIP to Si4; Virginia clover, SO to Sl2.
Balcd Oats-Sll 10 SIP.
Shucks-Balcd. % 90 G0c.
Straw-Compressed. 100 pounds. 10
to 42c; loose, pressed, large bales, - 10
ZOE.
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I1Or. Steel NaiI.. tie.

Iron-American refined. Old Domin'
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes
> Lice: English and AmeIic sheet
81 to see. Swedes hammered, 4 to DC
hoop. to 4ic.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard siz,
- .; steel, - s..
Walker inr.l -.hnes. 81. mules. =.
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HHlliGuttS Rheumatic Cure

lnnilihle cure for rheumatism. Scialic'.
Neuralgia, and ali diseases OF TIE Blood.
skin and Kidneys. For sale by druggists
at one dollar per bottle; SIX boxes for five
dollars. Send Tor book of testimonials free
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Iumber.Nfaxe<. he.

Lumber-White oak. per 1000, $40 :
SIS: yellow pine, framing timber. - t.
$40 per 900; boards. = to SO: poplar
West Virginia, No. 1, $50; No. ,, s25
No. 3. SIG.
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500 Virginia Consols. July, 1885, cou-
pons on. small. at A.
1876 Va. Consol Coupons. new. at 3Ji
10 Va. Fire and Marine Insurance
stock at 33!.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. BID. asked.
United States Al s r. d c.. 1861 ......
United States Is X. & Co.. ~! ......
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PERSONS AND THINGS.


hy William Hood on ho Upper Coqune
uver Oregon. "a few days ogo d weighted.
dressed. go pounds AZ ono time ho slaueh-
tered 300 sheep that belonged to Mr.. Hood.
since sott'ng in that country that gentle
man has killed foriy-ihroe bears and no end
of Wildcats and panthcrs
IL is not easy TO get at the faclsof the
roco conflict iu Mississippi. bui o. appears 90
Doe cIoar that oliver CROMWELL col0rcl exc
convict. began IL. and That ST. has been about
ended hy the shooting Of five negroes. I'M
c''o'H- in ihe number thc four r.nglcaders.
and ono p.acoahie negro. Killed by another
negro ior refusing to john in thr disturbance.
a 'ai- band. armed with Winchester rifles.
iDriorlz0a Greenwood district farawLiie.hu
tNo prompt $3.50 cafauec on tine scc0o OF state
troops caused the Observation-Disclosures TO- dispense.
-Four men came nearly boiny literally
hiiiei With Kindness 900 % lerrt-loat JOB Iasi
river IHtt sunday. The Uoat Astoria. bound
ioi Ninofy second street with 81 huge party of
cacufs.on.sls fiom r0w,fy hay Beach on
board. rom down rov -D.at and upset ITS oc-
enpAnis -four mrnI into tnt watcr The exc
cuf>ionists at once threw over MANY iic
pro'crFois. snd Ga ,uca frantic Fashion. that
iHc iNur struggling men were overwhelmed
With ucm as they mined down upon fhom,
and were nearly drowned nec.us. of Oils ok
cess ofzeal. Finally themeu were rescued.
TIE Chicago Herald says that twenty
Eve yeus AGO United States Justice F.oll.
whose lamc is connected with flc ..scnsa-
ID
s.0fn.l to D0 under csc protection or "a gov
Comment detective. At one t.inc no man ut-
mof capable oftsfilr cire off himself Ic
went GU California ln il flo ruiy dfrs. old
r.ughed if with us multitude of otnci f'r-
Wnc-s'ttcr, who SOUGHT tine land OF e.id.
Lo Hns leading member of tho famous
nulcs. lurcpcafoi instance. has hc dee
maustmici his GOODNESS ana courage in ihc
nce Of danger, and in tle days Of hi-vig,r
the judge would A.ve been % hll man r.
cscn ihe de-pemdo Terry. or amy other mon
10 tackle.
Secretary Tracy is going TO Phiiodel-
iIia 0u saturday to attend ile launching 0f
he cruiser Philadelphia. 20 has cen exc
rcciel 'or several months tlat tnt daughter
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namely the Baltimore 1l.ro jos 500 uuwilt-
f.a yreFcrod law among naval people that
government ships shall ben0mclhy maidrns.
q is .ul 800 ule Navy Department that the
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f9l. Nl. Jersey. hy tl. strange dis4i. ii-
nrce ofa II.h..u nrIe.t.. Rabbi manned. IL, de !
Dab tnIuou.sr. Dn NsnIaIa.t DID. called
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-06

RICHMOND. VA, April -, 1886.
Nr. W. l.. H0rdy Chase c.ly. Va.
My Dear SILL have used with special
benefit. Tor reliefof the kidneys ol an excess
OF uric acid, ana other EQUITY Indications and
a. "A preventative VI Indigestion, the Chase
city Mineral Water. and commend 10 without
hesitation. The water at the same time Is
10 the taste.
IlIIN lI-I
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Neat. Flour ana Neal.

>mpstCn per ton clio.
Hr0wnstuH per ton Sll.
Bran per ton sl3.
Meat. Flour ana Neal
Bulk Meats - Sides, &C: shoulders,
&c.
Bacon-Wesiern shoulders, &c: clear
rib sides, Sc: breasta. loo; hams, l3c.
Fi0ur-RichmOnd patent roller
family. $3.50 20 80. fancy family = to
- -: family. "A 30 20 - -: city extra,
- - to -. city superiine, 1928 to
$500: city fine, - 80 to 50.
Meal-City. per bushel, zoe; country,
no
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-06

RICHMOND. VA, September ,, 1889.
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Georgia Pacific 5's at s3!.
1000 Georgia Pacific IS at SIT.
1850 Georgia Pacific SIS at s3t.
1000 Georgia Pacific IS at o3t.
$1,000 Va. Midland SIS at S6i.
900 Va. Midland SIS at o6..
SECOND BOARD.
9 500 Virginia C)nsols, July, 1885,
on, at II,
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Country Produce.
Applcs--Choice Summer. $50 to
$500; prime. Sl.0O to Sl.50: poor to
good, 80 10 Sl.00.
Bacon-Nirginia hams. choice old, ljc
per pound: new hams. small. l2 TO 13c
new hams, large. II TO l2c; sides, 3 to
DC: shoulders. 7 to Sc.
Beeswax 20 70 PIC per pound.
Broom Corn to &c.
Buiter-Nirgiuia creamery. - to lie:
family packed virginia.. "a 10 l5c;
choice yellow. store packed Virginia..
l. to ljc; store packed. mixed color
and sweet. . 10 Zoe; store packed, com.
mon to fair, nominal.
Eggs-ln crates fresh. IS to DC; in
boxes and barrels. II 10 lSc.
Live P0ultry-Hens. p to 27c: mixed
coops. - to o. Chickens. spring
large. II 10 2ic.: small, l. to lGc.
Dried Fruit-Peaches. peeled. ) to Sc:
urpealed. halves. 3 to BIC. Apples,
sliced, 3 to BE: quarters. . 20 &c. Cher
rics. pittod. 3 to &c. Backberries, 8
to BE. Nhortleberries, 60 &c.
Fcathers-Prime live goose, 40 to PC
per pound. mixed. p TO 2sc.
FlaNseed-Per bushel, Sl.OO to Sl.lO.
Gfapes-3 % &C..
Hiles-Dry nints. light weights. : to
Sc per pound. heavy weights, &c per
pound, dry salted, &c; wet sailed, 4c
green. Be.
Lard-Prme country, 5 TO SIC per
pound.
Onions-New. per crate, 60 to 1jc
Oianges-S4.C0t 10 = 80
Lemons $500 TO $3.50.
Peaches-Per bushel crate, 1jc. to
SfJD.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound, .
to &c: medium, to &c.
Potatoes-New per bushel, 80 to 6Jc.
per barrel. sl.j0 TO $3.50.
ROots-Ginseng. per pound, $500.
Seneca. per pound. 80 to Jjc.
Seeds-Cloycr per pound. y to SIC;
Timothy. per bushel, SID 10 SLSj:
Orchard grass. 90 20 Sl00; Herds
grass, 30 to CJc: German nillet, - to
9Oc.
Sumac-per 100 lbs, zoe 90 81.
Wool-Iub-washed. 30 to Sic per
pound: unwashcd. 23c per pound.
groceries. rtc.
Brooms-Two strings. sl.00 to SI.e5;
three strings. Sl.5O to $500; four
sirings. $500 90 - 90.
Baskets Willow, Sl1j to $3.50 per
nest; split. 80 to 1jc per dozen.
Can tomatoes. 3 pounds, per dozen.
50 % zoe.
Can Corn, pounds. per dozen, - 10
85c.
Herring. Roc. halfbbl. .s2.7jtoS3.JO;I
Eastern. half bbl.. $3.50 90 $40. y. G..
cut, per bbl.. 800 to-C O0 Gross. half
Dbl. So 80 90 $3.50.
Rice-Casolina, 6 to &c; Ransoon,
DC.
sait-Liverpool, from store. $40;
ground alum from store, per sack, Sl.OO
10 yiOj.
Sugars Granuated. DC; \ sugar, SIC;
b sugar. Sc: C. sugar. &c.
Toas-Black - to SOC. imperial, 3j to
Soc: gunpowder. 20 to SJc.
C0hee-RiO Il to 2Oc., Laguayra, 20
20 23c: Java. - 10 Boo.
Buckets-Painted, two hoops, Sl.2O;
three hoops. II 30.
IallOw-Ic.
Lgrd-Pure, Sc pressed. &C..
MolAsses-Extra. hogshead. l3 TO ijc,
barrels. - 10 l6c. genuine golden syrup, |
per gallon. - 10 32c: New Orleans |
prime 10 choice 80 to soc.
Soap common. 3 TO &c: best wash
ing, H. Sc. toilet, - 10 2jc.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. Etc.
Concentration. per barrel, SL35. |
Roseudale. S1.3j TO Sl.l0: James River,
81 % TO $ 80
Lime-Rockland. per barrel. Sl.l0 to
SLID: Anchor, 81 o.: Riyerton, Sl.O5: |
81: Virginia lines. 9Jc. to 81.
Piastcr-Lump. 81: ground. $3.50 /
10 -: Calcinei plaster, l.0j to Sl.1j.
Hiil tGad.
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Richmond stock Market.


Hopor.od uy John l.. Williams a Son,
bankers and brokers, 80. iii Main street.
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JOHN OFT
\ perfect cure OF Dyspepsia:

perfect cure OF Dyspepsia:
RICHMOND. VA, April 80, 1856.
Mr w. l.. HdTdy'
Dear sill have been afflicted with dys-
pepsia Tor many years. and tire tied BY lntelii-
gent physicians who prescribed various
remedies. but experienced no relief antil /
used your Chase city Mineral Water IL
benefited me more Than sll other remedies
combined. | do not.nOw sufferthe least ffOm
dyspe. STA. have been using your water for
nearly year. and IN my case il has made a
PERFECT CURE.
Very respectfully.
". B. LYONS, Barber,
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HUNNlCUTT"S
RHEUMATIC CURE

Against the world for an Impurities Of the
blood and diseases OF the kidneys and skin.
Its absolutely an lnminbic cure for i,hou-
matlsm IN an MS forms.
We do not refer to people ga some remote
and inaccessible place. but give you tie tes-
tiniony Of your fiienis and nelchbors. Here
is the proof.
LEE CAMP SOLDIERS HOME. }
RICHMOND. Va. November .. ISIS.
HuHnicun Ncdic,gc Company,
Genis.-SOmo ei-ht years ag0 ] was at-
tackled with ~ciafica. ana suffered for several
DAYS NJ time the mos. sgoniziug pain II
the best medical treatment and using almo. (
every remedy that w-s suggested. finally
got so had OF and suffered 80 much was un-
able % attend 90 any business. and went 90
the "sOldier,' Home \ short time after
being there, IN reading the Atlanta coma %
fi0s. I saw your "UlNNi'tIlS klfli 70
NATIC CURE" advertised ami SD high'y
by citiz"ns a. Atlanta that ]
40 once wfO' % you for some. and in 20 iew
days received three hotties. commenced
taking ~ as soon aS receive q. and before one
bottle bad been used / felt - benefits. !
took the other TWO bottles and scarcely ever
felt pain. AsceiiaUnu thHt this 1ffAl
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since then feel Ike a new man, without "a
rain. from that unheauhlc disease. -tiAl-
iCA. and checrfuIly recommend u to ail
afflicted with ~ciAtict or rheumatism us "a
=. ". hUNGERFJRD.
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ALLEN & CENTER,
C.otREIrEs AND TOBACCO HASUFAcrURths
RICHMOND. Va.

NILIWVN D ' A.
fatlotltS Clh and Caryapd 7lh and Carr Ms
ticAKET1 Es.-Hlchmond Straight 90
10. J lths original brand. Virginia ifiSbN
opera rum. aud other popular brands.
rhOhiNG JOHAtGO. Richmond Gem,
,unr Car, Richmond straight Cut, Old
Up Long Cut, Dixie Chop Cut, Sm"hi"S
.niature. fcufly cut and gfanulut,d). ana t"'
rug iobAecOs, Ac.. &c. All prepared from
'ue choicest tODaccOs prOcuAllc. .,...,.,
III zotf ALLEN a GlNTER.
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Baltimore stock Market.
lBy Telegraph.
BALTIMORE. September >. Virginia
con5ols, 81; do, ten-f0rties. 56.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

Reported by Spiatey & Ovefbey. Commits
sion Merchants 1906 Cary street.
Country Produce
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PRE- ST IN r r l. " / N,
FINE ART III
No. Is Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
WHAT CURES ?

As medicine Of oENrINrMrRrw we place
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Cement. Limo. pla,ter. Elc.

Concentration. per barrel sl.35.
Rosendale. Sl.3j TO Sl.4O; James River,
Sl.2j TO -l.3O
Lime-Bockland. per barrel. Sl.l0 to
SLID: Anchor, ~ %: Riyerton, SLO5:
81: Virginia lines. gjc. To 81.
Plastcr-Lump. 81: ground. $3.50
to -: Calcinei plaster, Sl.6j TO Sl.15.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-21
InternatiotiaI Conference.

WASHINGTON, Nov.21.-The ses
sion Of the Internatioal American
Conference today was devoted en-
tirely to efforts to effec an organiza'
ton, and some progreswas made in
that direction.
The report OF the ommittee on
credentials was presentd and all the
delegates were eeated.
The report Of the onimittee on
rules was laid before tie conference.
Alter considerable disnssion upon
the report, and withtk coming TO
any conclusion, Secretary Blaine,
to facilitate the Transaction Of bust
ness, suggested the reort be post
poned until Friday, and this action
was taken.
Senior Quintana, Of the Argentine
Republic, then called p his resolu-
ton providing for the appointment
Of two secretaries, WHO were des-
cribed by the presidng officer rs
Spanish-English secretaries. Before
the matter could be passed upon,
Senior Romero Of Mexico called up
the report OF the cOmrnttee on COM
mittees. Pending IT. consideration
the question came upas to how the
chair was 10 be filed in Mr.. Blaine's
absence. After long discussion it
was decided 10 select president pro
tenn by lot. The names Of the coun-
tries represented were written ON
cards, which, after being carefully
mixed, We're drawn cut in the fol-
lowing order: Hayti, Nicaragua,
Peru, Guatemala, Uruguay, Column
bia, Argentine Republic, Costa
Rica, Paraguay, B1zil, Honduras,
Mexico, Bolivia, United States,
Venezuela, Chill, Salvador and
Ecuador. Representatives are to be
selected by the delegations from
these countries, who will take turns
In filling the chair in Dir. Blaine's
absence. The report Of the commit
tee on committees won't over.
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II AND LIBERTY
Mrs. ParneII.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 2O.-In an
swer 10 the question whether the
Irish National League In America
was going to take any steps to relieve
the alleged straitened circumstances
OF Mrs. ParnelI. President John
Fitzgerald replied In the negative.
He said:
81 think that any public move
ment in that direction would be in
delicate and indecorous, an insult TO
the Parnell family and a slur upon
the character Of her distinguished
son. The reported state Of Mrs.
Parnell could not possibly have re-
suited from the neglect Of her fam
lily. Parnell expressed painful sur
prise when the intelligence was con-
veyed to him, rs he had made am
pie arrangements. 10 supply her
financial welfare. Some Of those
who are urging public subscription
for Mrs Parncll are men who in
their craving for notoriety have no
conception Of honor or decency. /
hope the innate delicacy OF Irish
character will prevent the Irishmen
OF America from playing into the
hands Of those pretended patriots
and philnnthropisis. Mrs. Parnell's
family can and will care for her
wants without uncalled for public
interference,
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Knights Of labor.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 20.-In the
knights Of Labor convention today
various standing committees made
reports, among them the commit
tees on insurance, law, finance and
corporations. The committee on APP
peals and grievances made ifs final
report. The finance committee rec
commended 4 change so that in fu-
ture only actual car fare 20 and
from the conventions be paid. In
future all local assemblies attached
to the general assembly will pay n
per capita tax Of ten cents per
quarter instead Of six cents As here
tofore. The general executive board
we're empowered at their discretion
to put on an assessment tax of not
more than twenty cents for the next
year.l
a resolution was passed declaring
the general assembly favored in
creased pay OF printers assistants in
the bureau of engraving and print
ing at Washington from SI.50 to -
per day.
a resolution also passed recogniz-
ing election days as legal holidays
and imposing penalty on any en-
ployer violating It.
a resolution was passed asking
that national election lays he made
legal holidays with penalty for en-
ployes violating the law.
The general assembly closed to-
nirht. Mr. powderly said I'm his
closing speech Il had been the most
profitable session ever held. The
executive board will select the loca-
ton Of the next assembly. Mr..
Powderly asked to have his salary
reduced from 5000 to $500, but the
finance committee and the assembly
refused to allow it to be done.