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New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
cr-ccrsgrrL DINNER or THE TWILIGHT CLUE

Tho Twilight Club gave its 172d formishny o'n"e'
,, ,,cht at Mo,ollos, No. West twenty -h'h1"'''
.hout l2j persons present Professor A. u ne
., Tho Adcphi Academy, Bfooklyn' Wesuoo' ~ "D
- - o., dtsrus.on was "Whcrc Shall the 'oou h''N'1"
-, .ddr.sees were made By II. II. Mcdonnell J." ~
,,r,s A. Augustus Levy Samuel {. = Doou' ''' nov
.. Valentine OF Boston General O. y" "l"s''s' ~"o'.
sserrv. Frank Beard, Professor Robert ro'''''
Deard. J. r. Learned and Charles =. w., u.n,on
d.. Zen, were A. C. Thomas. j. c. VAIL joel h'h'O''
w O. rnod.le Dr. Norman Kingsley, kallh J. OooH' p''
rn.,,es H. Shepard. Daniel Beard william H. r0"e''
y / McGanney and Clark B'l-
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
DAVID D0WS NAY RECOVER

David Dows the wel-known grain merchant ana
member Of the Produce Exchange. i s'l seriously III
=, his house No | Fast SiNtynmthst His IhYsciaa'
"a y T. Allen Of No 10 East 1lirty-slXth-st, has by
m means given up hopes of his PATIENTS recovery. "N
d I,t uight that Mr. Dows's chanccs for getting well
.ere excellent. Were IL not for Mr. Do"s's advanced
- h,s ultimate recovery would be almost certainty.
A. nows Il suffering with kidney disease. which Is come
nlicated with other troubles
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
. rrsr,voyrA1 CONCERT FOR 4 SINGER

An enjoyable testimonial concert was given Tor Albert
Aryeschou the baritone singer and "eH-hhoN" oNui."
soio,st last night at the Berkeley Lyccum Ihe ARTISTS
, ,or in the concert were Mis- Jfssaninc lialrh-
,cct Miss Adelaide Torosman Miss Maud Morgan Wii''"
h,ner, Prime Victor Kuzdo Fsafk T. souih"ick victor
uor,is and the Dudley Buck Quartet. NJ. ATF''chol J
s,nc selection nom MeyoiheorS IL l-'oi' uu N1"' "'
~ 80 S.ad In concerted nuilleis. lie cordially r.
cclveo The hlled
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
.n,,v.1o THE DrcnEss or nARLDoRoUoH.

~ ,oovv v~,athc, DELAYED the arrival Of the Tfutonic
.u yesterday She was sighted on bire lsland ~
a,o hour in the afternoon, ana Will be at her per cary
this morning The Duchess Of MariboFouRh - 4"
pa, =, oueenstown yosterday at sundown. 1he
ge,ts said that she overdue, and t''y were H''
~ mink that the big had fallen IL win usapu
vcssei and was towing her. Ihey were ho1 J" "'' '
,a.eo although the Paris was due a, Queenstown OF
~dnesaay and expect read IN the papers to-day 'h'
news her arrival - 49,. . o,,
,be circassia had a rough voyage to THIS por' ana
,assed a number OF icereTgs.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
DO THEY SPEAK NOW 7
From The Washington Post.

From The washington TV7V' , -,
No. has been as,iinous In her attentions 10
vrs rs family for long time Mrs Ms oniy @ son
"a "a a. ,nacunious and cxtravagan Mrs. Ms dauShlor'
Il l"l and viii lac richer when their mother di"'
eTe M ",I recently Thought the hour proptous ana
nn,ree,trd 10 Mrs. that son-naw N her i,t ni,
Wont" a snch PLEASANT companionship be support ~
anns W. of tronbic and protection III tlm's W WoI
se",o, Mrs n listened attcntivcly and seemed 10 be
,u,nso.sea hy Mrs Ms argument. she lookei NJ 40
M calling and down at the floor. and ilnally IN u
the re'"r tonc of voice. assured her sOlcitous
aeep that She had long since taken these things into
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
,ox.p,r CONCERT AT AN ORPHAN ASYLUM

Tho Ladies' Sewing Society u en,eralnment e at the
Asylum gave ~n, onehundred on
ssyium iena. ..oo Mrs. j. Booknan. Mrs l. woI1nser
soS Mr. S. Adler made all the arranseen" csant Mis-
older boys girls of the ins.o" when pleased every
Settle B,S,nS oa Mr. Frtch and Miss Adele Strauss sang
one solo. wIprins much applause nrs ended
~ ,n,sresting address. and the band OF inc
-. s.nce,t with several selections
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
r,ouvra.BEDs AND SOLDIE2s.

From The Boston Post. .,,o % Gee the merits
.at dones neys e ssf1 SaG
Of Msy0r sertn floral designs the aCw bees ca
pI ruSic Garden view of ass se 'a@u hnsas Sqi
@ aSssd 70 OBJECT i seS s oss yssls b s'
gSi and ST gn9% 90 sou es srshs shS the
ses Of tor toross, ses,s My divine. 40 o gye i pea,ue
nau,reea areaa TIN tho little girl said ts epsa1 psns To-
: ~ 90" misht as vel straka th" dome '' "'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
CHESTS OF THE CORRESPONDENTS.

Albany, March 81 (specIaD.-Govcrnor Ill., Lieu
tenant Governor James, Senators fassett and Cantor
and Assemblymcn Fish and sheehan, and Speaker
uustcd were entertained at dinner tonight by tho
correspondents OF the New York newspapers Beside
The gentlemen numed above there present laines
d. Cunningham Edgar l.. Murlln, Hugh Hastings,
Thomas g. Aivord, jr., william Mem. speer, H. \.
rarrclly willis Holly L. C. Beattie Ernest Lamnert
and G. G, Randolph.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
ONE WAY To CONSOLE HER.
From The Washington post.

Prom The NasTlnHtOh you . -, =. ,,ona
Mrs r. had received an informal invitation 10 spchu
tbc evening af the house Of prominent mcInen ~ ~
Washington society Believing inc oVo',ion ,i ",t higI
cb a co,timc She he'd worn short, uhfh hnit, l'io"
rrcI close sleeves and Orilanchhu"h W., 1,nd
IN relieve the severity ~ her appcsTah';, ,'l TAI ,,d
H. hise ebIazn with yht and hllcd win lihic9 ana
~cnficucn ia evening dress. I'm the ur'7sile ~, v'
She said T. "a maid that the Situation Wa nj, M
,"d eie beicved ,hc would return home -, on' @ u" >
don't do that said the maid eily. bnt VII, 49, u ~ ar ar,
pathzlng disposition to comfort tho erh', than
pp"vrral ladies down stairs who look "orso u'A"
you do.'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
n.v1D prLAsco LEAVES THE LrcEUM THEATRE.

David Bcla,co has left the fyceun lh'atrc S"u WIZ
,e,o,for devote hi. tlno chiefly to writing plays he
I ,, ,o,,nailv .a4e manager of the LNceum for sono
c but his chief duties In the production oi ne"
ulay. and a. new play- not put on th' sag
,rat frequency he la, had comparatively hl''e 70 w WIN
the actual running Of the theatre anu II WI" 10. 10 ,
vii ion Win Mr. De Mile IN the construction oil more
,lsys and they VIII write one for Charles fro"""n' 20 oD
ready next season. Be- dcs his intended W"r~ a" "ir
Mr. Brasco has signed contract win M,' "",a
nut Oh the stage for him all the plays thhe he 0""
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
cnrnNrr. nnHAcE HRoOSs.

Washington. March cI.-Ihe war Department - Az
-, ,, Colonel Horace Brook, (retir,dl died at De-
,., v,.,,rlay Colonel Brooks Was native of M@'sa'
chu.,,t. WAS graduated at West Point IN lsJ' attained
M rank o captain in 1916 and was brevcted major August
20 l.4- fol gallant service in the battles OF Oo"''@
and Churubu-co. aud heut'nSht-co'o"'' o'p'''"
- .,.rto,,, conduct at Molino del Roy. AZ the
o,,,,, of IA, Ci,n War ne major of the "a Ar'N
i,r, booming Northumberland thereof october 20
i,5I ON August l. 1858. d. wa' made coio"e. OF u'e
,h Artillery March 49, lej' received pree'' -
-..,-,,,r,i lie y..., retired January 10. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
ruroooev yoy prLorY's PICTURE NOR SOLD

weilsttcnded sale Of Ioodern paintings ny 1,s
I'D ,,oo sr,i.ts WAS held In the fifw Avenue Nr' "'
,. anu ~. .ntnc The collection contained some mo
netures but the plices obtained were low Inc hsn,''
prlce brought by an American picture was fS', pu '
/ c. oyerhelser for II. Bolton Jones ~ - -,
n,cure nv Eastman johnson sold for s-z' l.' e. oo'
.,n ,h hnv,y The remaining pictures sold iof proes
ranging from ~ to 900. Carl Theodor Won rn'o'y
,amou. picture 'The Wise and Foolish Vne'nS' wac
withdrawn. A bid Of $4,000 was made ou' i0D''
soreryile the auctionecr. refused 70 accept '"''
than AZ
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
u-ncr WILLIAM l.. JACKSON.

,o,tvuie March 27-JuGae william Il. Jackson. OF
,,o circuit count oied hero Yesterday d brsi''
di.ea... II, was native oi Virginia lie came nero
IN lse6 and iad been Circuit judge since 1879
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
uAvn,rrAx nlsrrNsynY AYp MosrlTAL.

TO the Editor Of The Trlb u u ~
Sir: I'm your article IN Th" Tribune 81 Ma" -
Won say: There Is but hospital on the Wet sue
and that is 10 De ahand'ii'd on MAJ l. in'' " "
Xiootv-nluth ST. May / call your attention {" thc
f ma, thcre 4. one al West one hundred aud thFt'
st. and Tenth ayc.l It has been IN eNls''h'o iof
,hou, four years. You viii sec by The report 10Y
lass. which send you. that there were tFra'"d III ''
General hospital GI5 patients ~ the dspensars "-v
a., +, 4. .inn,r.d principally by It's liberal hearted
friends. and j.mt Is vel worthy Tie n1u.' ana ,np
rorf of al the Nc,i SD" i 'tti'" t'o a,
f,ifan Bl.pcu-lry and HOSPITAL II you "oui'
lIrdlv visit TO- Won VIII ird All -ny tflir .,.,e
''' ONE or TIE LADY MANA'ElH'
New York, March 20.
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please the dean and chapter" II seems 70 me question
able whether the peculiar floral designs liked upon by
the Mayor for the satisfaction o. Grand AS;ny
visitors will please those who are most comp tent u
Judge Of them any more than the ttle glrls stOklng
did the tortoise.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
DE. nnrreII was invited 10 M the pulpit which has

DF. Iuff'II Wiz INFI''" 7" III w -, ,.,.
now been left vacant for two years by TIC rc9isnn''"
,f tho Row Dr. DrmstOn. ut salary OF TlV'uyg' a., ~
- ~ ,t. came Oh 10 New YORK ana pi''i'hcn III
3,,, chr,rh witch /, Al Ffthavc. and INcnti nih'h
=, or Ngrch i6. bat IL WIS announce" ii'h ,hi' ~, nr
,,,,ld al,c Two or three weeks 10 consider hc can
ief,re making final dccisiOn ne mas D"'H ~
u;nucapOls for three years, ana is thc p.oloI VI tu
Wr'tmstrr Church there, the strongest lIcsDy tcHah
c.rrroga tiou In tho city.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
u.,,vr, or THE TEN rrcK PRIZE 1T YALE

Ncw.IIavcn. March - ''lccish'- fr,n,' l. "'""i'
-, r. = y I'll. afternoon received the Ten Eyck
..r,,o ,,r excellence I'm the Junior Exhibition. HIS
.r,,.,, WAS "Thc Character 81 Thomas Went"orti
80 r,-l of stafford latt"N chapel was 'fV"ucu
.ith friends Of the scvcn 'onie'iAit''
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
LAUREL IN BLOSSOH.
From The Hartford Courant.

From The Hartford COufaht'
certain twig of laurel tKamia latliolla) mas norm,
strange evidence of the open winter IL wa, Wv Wy II,
,hs aren't hush with a knife on Christmas Day anu
placed in a jar Of water by lady on ,r"opeS.
Pr ovhlIe IL pnt forth leaves. and Yesterday
:, Lioesomed llbcIrllN il has no roots, ana mas NOT
heen near the enrth since II was ch..
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
ms u,rrsoy sArr ~ WASHINGTON.

wnshington March 27.-Mrs Harrison and party ~
,,,-,ed ,o Washington thi, evening from their Visit
IN FLORIDA and the south. They wer" al IN s"",
Ic.i,h and expressed themselves a. highly plc7eu
With the trip.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

critical tone in her voice. the recollection OF whlcm
became intensely amusing after she had concaeh hs mee
observation. was so surprised To see, in a nuuso
furnished so tasetuly all through, such old pictures
on the walls some Of them looked rs il 'nc' 49, go
painted years and years ago. since MT 10, nou,er
well afford II. don't see why she docshl ha'o i'"'
picturcs in her house,
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
yor To RE A PASTOR IN NEW-YORK.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. March 27-rhe Kew Dr. H. o.
rur,ell has declined the can extended to nm py INC
aniirgiofc Reformed Church Of New YORK Clty.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

When baby was sick, we gave her Castorl1s
When she was Child she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she eIung 70 Castoria.
When she had Children. sae gave them Castories
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE sAxroy sALL0T Reform BILL.

A MOTION IN THE ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY CON-
MITTEE TO ADOPT THE Gov
ERNoR's SUGGESTION.
Albany, March 27-The meeting OF the Assembly
judiciary Committee this afternoon was ATTENDED py
Mcssrs. Acker, stranahan and johnson, RepuDncahS'
and Messrs. Coons. Greene, Henderson ana Huson'
Democrats. Mr. Henderson offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved That the recommendation OF the Governor
with reference the submission Of the measure known
as tho saxtOn Ballot Reform bill 10 the COurt oI hP
peas meets with The approval Of this committee ano
that the Court of Appeals GIrst and secOfa 70
divisions acting togcther be respectfully reques.ea "
raised by the Governor In his message on that SUI
cct and to report its opinion to the LEGISLATURE y"
fore April ., 1880.
The resolution was not pressed to passage.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
rrr.cvprp DAVIS OF ROCHESTER, SENTENCED

Rochester, y. Y, March 21.-John A. DAVIS ."o
dof,ultn city Treasurer OF Rochester, who embezzed
sco ooo ~ the citv's money pleaded guilty TO tho
chorge of grand larceny In the first degree ths morn
ing and was sentenced to five years III Auburn frlsoh
lie will be taken TO the prison tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
rnr srRarSs coycERrs 70 0rry ~ Bosroy

ros,or March - ,Spccal.-Strauss and his Vienna
o-ches,ra will open their American tour In BOSTON,
,d ,t a., N,.r York ~ was originally lntchdou'
rbrv vtll appear here May Ia. II. 10 - ana le'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

hose who are in search OF real estate or servants
tosrd or Rams or who want to buy or rent houses
shonId examine tho many columns OF shor, alteit4S'
r,cnts on the fifth page Of The Tribune "-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
5uetiaI Noilrs5.

American Art Galleries. "A
EAST 23D-sT.. MADISON SQUARE.
on ExnrBITIoN DAY AND EVENING
FROM 70 . AND 80 TO T. NJ
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
on MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY EVENINGS next at o'clock
and on MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOONS next at 30 o'clock
THE DE GABALDA COLLECTION
a COLLECTION OF
NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED
OIL PAINTINGS
AND
WATER 'COLORS,
WORKS OF THE
MODERN FRENCH AND SPANlon
SCHOOLS OF ART
AND EXAMPLES By
THE OLD MASTERS,
ALSO
ANTIQUE FURNITURE & CARNlNGS'
coIIECIION OF OLD SPANISH LACES AND FANS.
orn cosrrNFs DRAPERIEs AND TAPESTRIES.
ANTtQUE JEwELRY MINIATURES. IVORY CAkv'
INGs. SPANISH MAUREsoUE POTTERY. PoiCs-
LAINs. BRiC-A-BRAc. CLASS OLD M NJ cSi0Ah i''
sTKUMENrS. MANUSCRIPTS.
1.-THE COLUMBUS CASKET."
, srprEB SPECIMEN OF CARVED IVORY, PRE-
srNTED BY FERDINAND AND 1sABEhLA oS
SPAIN TO CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, MDIII.
&C. &C..
THE ENTIRE coLLECnoS THE PROPERTY OF
FRANCISCO GUIU DE GABALDA,
BARCELONA. SPAIN.
THOMAS l.. KIRBY, Auctoncer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
MANAGERS
Robert somerviIe. Auctoneer.
BY OHTGIEs CO..
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
sco FIFrn.AvE., NEAR 3iTH-sT.
SAFE THIS (FRIpAY) EVENING AT O'CL0CB
MODERN PAINTINGS
by
BOUGHTON. bO|hKT n
Df HAAS isisyNt - j. W.
DiAZ .,N>~N'
JACOMIN, MAAhorcyuox,rv
MUNOL Ni+HnoEehhO'AS.''
and others.
Proof Engraving after Boughton,
"RErURN OF THE MAYFLoWER"
Proof Etching after Meissonier
"LA RiAE."
Carpet Cleansing, x.
T. NJ. STEWART. 32O 1th1te., New. forK.
We putting circulars i every house that you may
taken cleaned rented anu TO
lald In a perfect way. Telephone l2o elst-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

large number OF popular necessities Sonld 10 me
he consufnr the carefully classined adVertsc chch''
~ ~ ,ha ann mage OF The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Lafayette Isu,,s-Ru-sinn and Tnrxish.. ..,.,
lS Lafayette Place Finest in America Exert species
influence rheumatism, oout Catarrh ana lndsesuon
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
p,cyrpgS THAT DID NOT HATCH THE DNAPLki

From The washington TUsV' . -, - .
call she had made al tho home OF a nV'eu "s'""7 ~.
toni.n She described the chairs ana te iDl9o % uro
.nats and the hangings for all OF when she cA-
npesscd great admiration. "But.' she said WIN
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
MARRIED..
GRAY-TURNBUL'

GRAY-TURNBULL-At Newport r.. T. on MONDAY rMondagyL
March "a 1890 by DR.. Cutter, Grace Townseno
1'urnbul Of Newport, daughter Of the late william
Hawxhurst Townsend, to Judge John Clinton cray OK
New-York.
Notices of marriage must be indorsed with fuA
nane and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
TILE In.EN READINGS.

TO the Edffor Of he Tribune.
Sir dcny the statements In Lillian T. hA''R
letter IN yesterdays Tribune. a'soln'eN; .s,o o,v
Boston, March -, 1900.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Fmployers and employed. BUYERS and selleis-ai
testify In praise Of tho httlo %Vor'se"o"'S VA "''
people.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Cooks. co1chmcn. dresmahers and hopsc servani a
~ an liul. offer fArlr services IT. Tie shpti adNrr
,i.r'rnf, ou the ifih page oi The Tribune 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Grand Display Of Furnifure!!
The best made aud at reasonable pfccs' 49,,
GEO. {. FLINT CO.'S Stores, lith-st. ana otnsv0
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
Rober, somerviI,e. AuctiOneer.
Postoiuce Notice.

T. NJ. Srl,WAir, 3.O Ith-Ite., NcW.f ork.
We are putting circulars M every house that you may
where carpets are taken up csasd rehleeo anu ro'
lald In a perfect way. Telephone l2o elst-st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
NORFOLK NOTES.
The Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line
Various Seas City Items.


NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 22.- special The
railroad companies interested IN the Belt
Line road, which is TO run around Norfolk
and Portsmouth are making arrangements
20 have their route surveyed, and will put
an engineering corps In the field at an early
date. The bridge which the company will
build across the Southern branch of the
Elizabeth river Will be a mammoth one and
constructed with iron, and have "a double
track running over IT, Plans are now bee
ing drawn for the structure. and architects
are also at work ON plans fort Union de-
pot 10 be built in Norfolk at a cost Of SllO.-
OOO
The work on the Norfolk and Carolina
railroad is nearly completed and ii is eX-
pected that trains will be running regularly
over the line by the first OF March. This
company will bring large quantities Of
freight here 90 Doe transported north and
abroad, and Will circulate many thousand,
Of dollars annually in the city for labor and
supplies.
A large party Of capitalists arrived in
Portsmouth last night i'm "a special train
over the Atlantic and Danyille road. and
were the guests Of Commodore 4. T.. Bate
man. who iOinad them to-day. ln the party
were a number of Virginia people from the
counties along the Atlantic and DanNlllc
road. The party leaves Norfolk tonight
The dwelling of Mr. Levi Blair Gillian no
Crittenden. in Nanscm0nd county, WAS
completely destroyed by fire this morning
shortly before daylight. The family We're
awakened by the thick smoke which filled
the house. and ran terrified ont Of the build
ing in their sleeping robes. The alarm wa.
given and by prompt action Of tarm hands
most OF the furniture was saved. The dam
age amounts 20 about 5000 and there il
slight insurance.
A colored woman named Marinda An
dersOn was burned 90 death at ten O'Clock
this morning at her home on Bank street.
The woman was confined 10 her bed Win
illness. and 10 is supposed that ashes iall-
ing from her pipe set the bed on fire. She
wa. 80 weak that she was unable 10 get ont
Of bed and died before she could berescued.
Much opposition has developed in Norfolk
against the bin taxing beef slaughtered one
hundred miles from the place where DO is
offered for sale. and public sentiment is
dead against it. The public i'm Norfolk since
the Chicago companies have located houses
here are getting cheaper beef and better
beef than ever before, and they are inclined
10 think that after all the consumer VIII
have t0 pay for inspecting, instead OF the
beef corporations.
Business has been very generally sus-
pended to-day, and the banks. government
and city offices and navy yard are closed.
The military parade has been postponed un-
fu Monday. on account Of the 22d falling ON
saturday, and the schools Will give holiday
then.
Messrs. Warren g. Elliott and *. c. Muir
raw left last night 10 attend the annual Tee
union Of the Southern Society IN New ork
his evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23
ORANGE COUNTY
The Farmers Aroused and Joining AN
ances Everywhere.

GORDONsyiLLE, Va. Feb, 2l Special
The Farmers Alliance is making rapid
headWay i'm this part of tine county. There
are now seven or eight sub-alliances in this
county. and others Will likely soon De or
ganiled. a County Alliance has recently
been formed with Frank CONherd as pres-
dent and II. %. llalsey as secretary. Al its
meeting at the courthouse on tuesday last
there were q large numberof delegates from
all parts ofthe county present and much
interest was msuiicsied. W. Il. Hid was
chosen business agent The farmers haze
been slow % organize and cooperate
i'm any practical way, but they
have gone about 10 in earnest
now. The cxigencies Of the times have
driven them 90 it. for with nearly every
farmer DO il now literally true that "the
pinch has come" 10 is believed that much
good will result from ihi. organization t0
the farming community, and indirectly 90
the people generally, for whatever helps the
farmer helps every body.
Besides the Alliances in the county, there
is a Farmers Club i'm the Somerset neigh
hOrhOOd which is doing some excellent work.
They have built and had i'm operation
since september last a cheese fac
tory. which affords them % market
for their milk almost at their doors.
The product of this factory commands
"a ready sale not only in the local Dut in
the New York market where 10 comes into
with the best Northern cheese.
The factory is conducted by Eaton Brothers.
late of New Jersey. who are also part OWN
ers. As "a result of this enterprise dairy
farming will receive "A considerable impetus
in the surrounding country and with diver
siiied industries increased prosperity Will
come.
Messrs. George Barbour and Lee G0ss,
two energetic members Of this club, are
now In Illinois. having been deputed Oy
their fellow members 10 buy for the club
Cleveland bay horse with view 90 raising
coach horses for the Northern and other
markets. The Cleveland bay is said 90 De
tno finest horse known for this specific use.
Not only the members Of the club. but
others in the vicinity. may hope % reap
benefit from this new departure.
The thanks of an who are interested In
are due The TIMES for the able
and iudicious presentation of their inter
ests. which it gives ediiorially IN nearly
every issue. The farmers have i'm 10 an able
ally in making known their needs to The
legislators and the general public. 10 should
go regularly. in one on other OF its editions,
into the home Of every farmer in the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-23

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Feb. D.. Special. r.
81. Johns cadets paraded here to-day, and
the Friendship flag was unimled. Niihthe
reading of WashingtOn's farewell address
bells were rung. and the hremen had "a
grand banquet at night.
The charter OF the Southern Investment
Company has been granted, the company
paying the tax required 10y the new state
law. This law viii stop several hundred
charters granted here annually.
suit was brought i'm the Federal Court TO-
day restraining Benjamin Bowcring, a
Fredericksburg plOw manufacturer, from
making Oliver plOws, at the instance of the
south Bend. Indiana, concern.
A child named Millard was recently
fatally burned boy It's irock catching from a
stove in Leigh's mill in Fairfax.
six barges Of railroad ties are loading at
OccOQuan for Philadelphia, and Pickle fac
tory will start here shortly.
The Gazette says. Judge N0wlin has got
ten bis appointment in the Government
Printing Office. Malone applying for him
personally.