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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
ACCInTNT 10 a TRAIN-
YIELDED TO FORCE.

Portugal Compelled to Withdraw Her
Troops from the Banks OF the shire
Her Cabinet Resigns.
LISBON. Jan. I3-England on Satur'
dav demanded that Portugal withdraw
all her forces from the disputed African
territory If no reply was made within
twenty-four hours tho British Minister
would leave Lisbon. After Cabinet
council the Government replied that
being unable TO resist frst-class
power, Portugal would withdraw the
forces. A mob stoned the British lega'
tion Sunday, breaking the windows.
Windows Of the Portuguese Ministry
were also broken. The mob then dis.
persed
The Portuguese Cabinet has resigned,
as a result Of the decision toconcede the
demands made in England 5 ultimstum.
Great excl Citement prevails here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

CLEVELAND, o, Jan. 13. - Richard
Brown, the well-known Youngstown
iron man, and member of the firm OF
Cleveland Brown & Co., iron brokers Of
this city, has just discovered tho exist
ence Of two forged notes bearing his
signature. One is for g.. 900 and the
other for $50, 900. the former being mad .
payable % q. Blythe and the latter to
Joseph Lamb.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

NFftNf'- - > Y -
Representative froE ne Oaraen tiss
FFessEs ass Cizlns fes ths v ortnh
fsif.
MAsEIk eros. JGn lS - AEE meft =
NeEs E.sds eefsEs lie Ssnsts ooA-aa.l.eS
OBJ Saturday "a .ayoI O. CE-g4eS
IS tss p.sos 81 ne World Ia.
Mayer lreglef ssla fhst lhe peoFls ~
Lis cty believed thst tte sapesi tan
shesla et asi IL the gFeat Wet but
wherever Is should bt hela they woala
eaaesvor e. &4a their u.isht - make &
cQmpo7f uigA Lhs alEnltY 81 ttis
gfsAo aEa Impressive As tleE There a.
ne rivalry between Chicago and New
srk. talcsse reoog nises the grandeur
ane grsslleSs of tie o4ty ~ Nes era
eut Chicago believed thEt sts oolla
Haeet every asDanc n.3ds By thls great
eHposi u0H a. vel a. ksS NorS
could They aid not hesitate ID
.ooora - 81 Louis Ike preree-
ulsites But that should not detrsct
from tee marvel % tie Western helcls-
Phsre-Chic4Eo New Nork had been
growing foI 800 years Chicago MAS
only elghteen years ola Hs sss e4td
- learn there oue thing ga which
Chicago aud A.t ofA were ldsnueal
People came G. York in 3alY and
August as -.A.ry 50 tAey aid -
Chicago. lAppl@4se.
Chicago Vas. be said. ia the center of
the agriculture Interests ~ tl4s Country.
and taeretor, l-e best plsoe Ter . i4I
intended for t4at people Ia manu-
facturss are Widespread and lm poI alt.
ana far e2posl son 81 the mechanical
arts wlli 0e 80 home there. lAe uayor
spoke Of the financial ahilg 81 the
city l. prose operate tie eApasl-
uon and o. f.r resources 81 the c.ty
- 3 place 81 cater rt.ifanent tof the large
/ CROWDS thSt are expected 10 attend tae
1 exposition ln coaelps.en Msyor
tregler SAID thst tao West mast be REQ
/ oghlAta Aha Pc p. leFed he fepresentc4
sixteen sovereign states oi a-s North
west wien Le commanded a.
lie vas 1910" g" b} liSn. Thomas Is.
hflAh ia al eh'h -slesiie ana eloq uent
! presentation ol tAe Altfac tlonf AID ca
/ pAOil4es 81 Nhle~Ee ~ CON pared
WIN 'hose ol ne" hofh. lie
was iieg Neht} interrupted ng APP
! piaase- In closing he referred 10 The
| speech o. Nj bopeN saying De never
/ opened his moatA without opening
casket of gems ct Wi ana wisdom.
+ lie tthe spec said be could
/ not help wishing while hr De-
/ pew was speaking that these gems
were blocks which might be
/ changed into marble. for then be knew
/ that the Goddess % Liberty would lot
have been compel ed 30 wait SO long for
I her pedestal nor her eyes have grown
/ weary waiting for sight Of the Wash.
ington Demoria. arch and the Grant
monument Laughter.
L. ]. Jefiery followed Nr Bryan
I Mr.. Jeferys talk was practical and 70
the point al The way through that Chi
cago had within It's borders 8 suitable
site for a great exposition sns that
it could conduct such al expo
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
4 ssrIon. FIr,.

IvDIAEAPo1Is, Ind. Jan. Is-The
town OF Greenwood ten miles south o.
Indianapolis, was partly destroyed by
fro Saturday. Citizens pulled down
several small buildings in the path Of
the FIRE and stopped the spread o. the
flames About dozen buildings we're
destroyed, and FL is estimated thst The
loss will % coo
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

FoKT NADTsov. IA Jar - A oostl =
bisys occurred bsrs 81 noon SUNDAY. ths
olothing and boot and shes stcck - =
q cehrsrz. vslns3 stsbout 81 900 bs
ing almost oonplstsly tsstreys1 ~ Ere
smoke sn6 ~ster
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

VTvCEySEs, Ind Jan fs-Th. water
works a. ~ ssbinFtou s-s rendered en-
tirsly useless by - Goods TIE work,
srs situated ou 80 Banks - White
river four miles sws7 Ths river bss
risen - s9oh a sv,rssrS mary bsight
ths+ eli ths eagires ard uschirarv a..
Wholly ssbrns rrd Ths sorn is with-
c-t See r-ofeC- c-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

SFu YoEE. JsR "a -Ps,ies Con- zis
sisnsr Noorhis Is rspertsS "a ss7ins thst
ooanty oHoss Esrs Vpt y sBS sid ~
hiThsst 1is6s~s IS uues - So &C. ass
svsn as "a - SIS sos tsing psix fss =
ssr-a ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Drs No1xEs. la. Jsn r. weslsy
Elkins. the l2-vesr-old boy whe : week
ago murdered his father and mother in
Elk township Ia. and made complete
confession o. TIE crime vas or Sstur-
dsy sentenced % llfs imprisonment
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
ATTEND D
O'HARA'S
Great Reduction
SALE or PINE
Shoes and Slippers,
T5c.
Gents Chenille Embroider
Cd Operas, EVeretts and Har
vArdA worth l.2j and L50.
only 7jc a pair.
500 pairs ladies hand
turned hne Dongola Shoes al
s.. 70 a Pair.
800 ladies' genuine French
hid, hand-turued hoes,
Nsp -
Al %. >.

1000 pairs OF ladies fine kid
boots that sold for s.. $3.50
81 and s., ia which the sizes
are a little broken, will be
closed out without reserve at
$3.50 a Pair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

BA1TrNoBE. Nd. Jan Is The police
boat Daisy A-chs- IN Chesspssks BAY
cap u-es the ovster pirate boat VfrFir e
g lawson after severe fght IN Which
guns and csnrous vsrs ss~S sn6 pun
bsr q usouls zs-~ wsundrd
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

BRVssELs. Jan. l3 Tho Interus tiou a.
Anti-SlavsrT congress, which vii meet
IN this city next SATURDAY. ~ill oonaus
itself n ths discussion of measures q
suppress slavery aud Vill avoid ths dis
cussio1 81 territorial claims AfrioA
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

LccEroET E s. Jaa fs-Tsu.s
F~azkNn F1rts tns 80 krown re~-l
a. siso posA p1ate~ a. selsisF sus
srVer ssas asrs sEd5snlF sssars.y e.
sss-t Z isesze. sxss 81 vsz~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

f,rErAef a. ~
CATTIs-Nsrssf ouly Ef.0f.-stsiT Hrffrs enc
rEfAes rssk ovirs - Hbsrs FapDE snf
rr.o.s rulef 49, esr-cislig er "a oarnr MOI
grss-s Cpetafioas ~srFe( % - Hfth 20
rr-s - -t1ies ef'rriuf Stsers 2 "a = -
-or nor ~ rooS ~ = 80 - - brtsils-
--~srs. A. 0uaa ~ fsf Etoes.rT = 10 ~ fr~
T-rSns = aDaf far esterns a. ~ - foF
F.ss--s . seos ~ fos Ca~s . ssat ?, - .f-
fsr1a- uslr-< stoof snH ralB
U1cs ~ srf<4 srts-f aHt grfn-s a -
fl4hsr ssi-s rsrTss - q "a - - -
e vEg = fa~ roaef pa firg e slszs q ~
rxes 2 es2 q faf tss~F ptorlns 80 ss'p
rnF cs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Both the method sad results when
Syrup Of kigs Is takens iL IS pleasant
aud refreshing % the taste, aud acts
gently yet prom ptly ca the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efsctaal.y, dispels colds, head
aches and feyefs and cures ha5iEual
onstipation- Syrup OF Figs Is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing d the taste and ae-
ceptabls 70 the stomach, prompt IN
Is action and truly beneficial Ia Is
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 70 Try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. N EE# f0PE. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Fifty cents 20 two dollars a
pair saved on shOss bought
now, and the sooner you come
the better you viii be suited
and fitted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Wv Toeg Wrfss Nur- Tfn r
The Psor3ess s1s-ss~r Ds-u~t - Is
COX 3 r. sst1rssT Ista ees t
.ontsi nss 9f Ga pushsfs - vt~x- Tfs
iaas SIS So
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

DEs NcTTEs Ia IA 12 -f+e~srnsr
Ls-rssss sas- ssUuEss-s tbs sen
tsu,e - Be-nsrt Ksxnssy ths Do
sus Tifsn 4r5s-ss y .rV-assHmsst
r a
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Desfk 20 . FrrrsiEsent chirsss wss..
8rv ToEE Ian ~ Whss Dssh. trs
crsrs ~sstsr ~ Chlnsss ~. hss.rrT
~ tts ststes cl Ksw Fcrf rsfrsr -s-
rfs srs Nssesc rusetss ffss - f.s rerrs
In fhit str So tar5sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
THE MARKETS

CHICAGO Jsu -
TLoUH- Quiei sne steaoy Patents = "a
47s strsights = 75e4s Bakers 2 - s2s
Winter Psteats. g Stat o.. Clears e. eDzS D.
wHEAT-Quiet a16 steady No. ? oasa and
January. 7eSdT7c Nay S.ke12c 30 Spring
<5Etaac No oe17''c depeuclDf on qnshts
CoRN Dali and steady. Ne . sEhc. $50 p
2fc. January. 2ssc. Tehrssry 2a4c. March
5s5,c. ApTil. SIC Nay. U&0HNc, Juiy e %
e.s2Ac
OATs-c1iet tnd stea6r No ossh so4a
eO+tc. January Hct February 20 Ma "a
ae2sc sample 81 good suTp.v demand fs.r.
msrksi sfesdv Ar Gs,f a. Ic, 80 wire
.l02zc. 10. ~. 2Rio. No Waite g23zsc
RYE-Quisi auo stetdY Fs casa. a. s 81.
sample lots r'~ g sr1NisC SO 8 E514lrs
NJ for Mar delivery a.. I'd
BAuTY r. good supply and esry Nc ~
san pie 2sa7ar for coHTnon ~ choice $50 E
Western. ge0gsc. North western. gQssc frr
light q choice Loafg
MISS ToHE Trading moderately Hrf'rf ar9
prices rg 90 Etesov o. - s0saf q for oast o. a.
O. - for Jauusrr E5os s52a - Febrosrr
O. e sde "a fDr May
Trading only far suf price, stss6r
81 A. sOabEe@ for cash y - 5s4s - for gsnu-
sry E.ssstasS f0r February . ga 90
for May
BUT7rR-Cresusry EAR Ds'ry oelse.
PseRins stock tQfc
Tecs-Fresh lgtsalac
Pow FT-Dresse6 ChicAsns s1Tfss rs-
Dressed TuGkevs 0G1c pe- I.f Inr.e
sac per f.fvs Geese A. ga r. rer .r..
sTsET y led qulet anf rfeaar cn .nr
basis - g. ~ f0r distLsrs fnlshea Fo11s
Wv TDpE gsr RI
WHKsT-VsrT aull. F1@aer saruarr ~.
Tsbr8srT S-4c. Nz-oh $50. knv aesg le
corr Essisr EiE~o sstert 2s.H
CsTs-Cfsst ant trmef ~ egtarl n 01sr
PsCvIsIc VS. Eesf EEonf Tlsfs Q a. ~
Trfrs Eess = ~ Po-k frr sd 4alef Nrr
vsss fff "a m 0is Nee y -sa % 7s Rrt-s
P-us - Zfy4e Fl 1.a~f sHrT srf Quist
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
REMNANT
SS y &c oEF
CARPE7 7 7 s!
SUITABLE FOR SMALL ROOMS
SUITABLE FOR SMALL ROOMS.

Odd pairs Of Draperies and
Lace Curtains will accumu-
late. We desire to close them
out before stock taking, and
will make a price on them till
January 18th that will sur
prise you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
4 BALEFUL BLAST.
a A-.azlntsr Cyclone Does EriEhr-
I'll E1scltton
ElEygS LlyES LQSI At CLlSTsN, II.
Elfsy- Ehrss Psrsozs 1agsrs4 sss hsE ,
Hsmea Dsaaeilshsd a Farf ~ ~
Lea ssees ~ Tsrnaa9 ear
Fers.as hlteA
pzATH And DavAsIAIIos.

Case. III. 5aa IA torneao e-n-
daY uiget strlck tie east SIDE ot tAs
ciiy sf 1iaton. ky, demoltshlng ntty-
nre houses 4z1 killing eleven peoF PIE
al sollilng tfty-IhEee- Tie kllls2
are 5 fellows.
j A. Rho4es ani tw0 children, Ms.
y --1am Bone. Burnett Bone, Walter
Nance. John W G4ddie and infant u
Jl1ge Z C Hedges snd one other aoi
vss idsuuGea Assistance Mas sent
froa here sunday might The storm
al.o visited Wicklids, by. doing con-
sl-ersbls damage - property, but thers
Eas 10 loss of lita.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
WHAr YAcHTLNG NEN ARE DOLNf.

J. C. Hosgland has sold his steam Yacht Laconda N s.
IT, Austin IT, She will be enrolled in the n3cts n the
New.York and Atlantic Yacht clubs.
: H. Austin IT, has sod his steam yacht Anita %
william Du Pont, OF Wilmington. Del She will fy hs
lag z. Atlantic Yacht Club.
The yacht Marguerite has been sold by Whlian
f. Burden OF Troy 10 Richard :. Palmer. The Mar
guerte is Burgess schooner. and Will be enrolled ~
her new owner in the fleets OF the NewYork aae Sea-
wanhaka clubs
The steam Yacht Restless ha' been chartered FOR the
season by General Samuel Thomas and John C. Moore.
The schooner Yacht Elma has been chartered By D.
Wills jane, These sales and charters were efected
through Manning's Yacht Agency.
Mr. Manning has leased the Atlantic Yacht Club basin
Tor term Of years and has subet 1t the AtanHc Club
FOR four months for $500
The Burgess Visor. which proposed to entea
In the race between the Agnes and Azales Memorial
Day Will not there 1t is rumored that the owner o
the Agnes objected and wanted N ght II ont alone with
the Azaea according to the original programme. Tbs
Va,or was built for cruiser but has developed much
speed that her owner is ready TO race her.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
McCAXN FEELS JUBILANT.

Patrick H. Mccain the former proprietor ~ the Mount
St Vincent Restaurant. IN Central PARK laughed heartily
when reporter showed him w Bourke Cockran's remark
which was made before the Senate Investigating Com.
mee at the session Monday that he had proved Mccain
30 De a liar In several different Instances. Mr. MrCann
in the middle 81 his auction sale ~ hls furniture
goods but he ~aid b. Tribune reporter
Just a. soOn this usncss j. over 60 90
before that committee and testify 10 thing
am anxious TO 70 before the committee and will do my
Own accord. prove 20 the Sat,facton u the
rnitt~s members Tom Adams. Rowe 4 Dunham. that
Adams II an embezIer. and can further prove that
paid N II. B Claim & Co. the money which Adams
bc1Led from that concern. All the testimony has
presented lar carries out what have said On the
witness stAnd.n
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
WHOLESALE LrQCORDEALERS MEET.

At the anpual meeting OF the Wholesale Liquor Dene"
Association which held yesterday at the association
rooms In the Ksmble Bui<'g, on Whi;ehsl-st, the fo'
io,,,, oo7cer. were elected: President. W q. Ro~s
ar>t yicepresdent John Keresey second 'eepr-dent,
nstus Oes,sren; treasurer william A Tyler secretary,
F. Boegler; assistant secretary j. p Smith The annual
ropor, o, the Board Of Trustees was Rad II gave
summary o, the work done by the association IN th' ass
year Il descrlte I'd the first settlement of controversy o
twc.o members Of the association by arbitration IN "hca
tina Comnittea Oh Grievances of the association acted -
rbrators and referred the memorial addressed oy me
association 70 the Committee Ways and Mean, o. no
House Of Representatives which has been followed o us
recommendation o, the abolition ot the United states sp''
lc.n.s. in the McRnlsy bill II also described ne
-, ,,ke, " tne Association % break mp the pract'
nducoi in by certain polsce officials TO push certain
brand ~ nquor eliminated IN the passage oy -N
Legislature OF the so.calied Police-Wh.skey oui.'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
GOVERNMENTAL LOANS on LAND.

Washington. May 2o.-Scuator stan'ordS hli' III
troduccd to-day. Ia provide for making leans on 'uS
establishes land loan bureau IN the Treasury pc
uartmcnt. The secretary of the Treasury i ""'"'
ilcd Ia prepare ready for issue. United states CIV"
lng notes Of the denominations of >. 10, - '' io"'
400 and 900 dollars. To the amount ot Sloooo"'oo'
and additional amounts as they become necessary 10
h, placed the credit of the land loan bureau any
citizen Of the United state, or any person VINO ha'
declared his intention Ia become such. Nho owns "''
encountered agricultural hand. may apply 10 'e
,andloa bureau for loan from these ccrtihcateS 10
no secured by lien upon such land the loan NOT I"
c<cccd half the assessed value Of the land No loa
h,U be- made upon land Of les, than 5000 III Ndiue'
r"r IN sums less than $3.50 for longer Time than
tvrnty wears The loans shall bear interest AT the
r,te OF = per cent per annum payable annually.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
PAYMENT TO JOHN ROACH'S ASSIGNEES.
FAVORABLE ACTION BY THE HOUSE COMMITTEE


Washington. May 90 (SpeciaD.-The House Com
mittee on Claims to-day, by vote Of to ., decided
IN make n favorable report upon bill awarding
O579 o7 to George f. Weed and George W. Onn-
ard assIgnees Of the late John Roach, in payment Of
,be SIM arbitrarily deducted by secretary Whitney
from Mr. Roachs bill in the final settlement for the
dspatch boat Dolphin. Tho deduction was made on
account of the famous "srnctural weakness'' which
was alleged by boards appointed to examine the Dol
nbin after the Advisory Board had accepted the YES
sci This Advisory Board was appointed by act OF
Congress but when the Cleveland Administration
into power the secretary Of the Navy appointed
another board which condemned the vessel as
{. .structurally weak" and the Auorney-Generai gave
il a. his opinion that all the contracts Mr. Roach had
made with tho Navy Department for the Doinnln
Chicago Boston and atlanta were null ana Nod ms
broke the heart Of Mr. Roach and he died soon aicr
u,ard All these ships have proved themselves among
the best in the world they have been accepted a,
strking examples Of American naval architecture ana
ekiII wherever they have been in foreign countries
A Republican Congress viii pay Mr. hoachs as
tonces a inst remuneration for the partisan acts OF
the Navy Department under the last Administration
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CLARENDON Admiral 4. L. Case, L. ; navy,
p,,lpt.rT- Genera. Hannibal Day L. =. Army FltIh
W.. T. ,,,oarll Russell \. Ager % Michigan ex'
Governor T. & cheney. Of New.iiampShre eN.
w .rgs q s,lnes OF Colorado; Deputy Attorney
maj "''' ~ -. 81 MAYNARD OF Albany, and Governor
Ir,ncs Ro-s Congressman C. b Kligore and Colonel
Alfred IL Delo OF Texas HiLShi ,I9I rNnaa
L'oop ~ conis,oner os Indian Affairs General Cyrns
% ~ t,ant secretary Of the Interior and Charles Il
buSHeH' ,.S NFw.YORK General A r Lawton,
fith' ol yTrrORI A-Ex ngrersmsn John HANCOCK
., Texas and Mr. and Mrs. kenda
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

d nrovoked a warm debate by his motion TO strike
snt M he free art, provisions Of the BILL but he was
Completely worsted when the vote was takcn - MS
motion being rejected by twenty-three majority on d
nv this time seemed apparent to everybody that
.,a Committee on Ways and Means would be able
tn hold lis own against all comers and tliat hnsi
vote would be taken TO morrow Inc hnal vote VIII
,eas and nays may be ordered on some OF the com
ymittee amendments. all Of which, however VIII be
donted There is no reason 10 believe that any Re
n,hilcan will vote against the bill Probably the
rec Trade organs will realize by Thursday that the
Waxs and Means Committee was in earnest.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE WEATHER REPORI'
rrxrrI,sP. NJ. WEDNESDAY.

,,..,,,,,on Nav oo,-For New.England far "eS'he''
,,.,od NV rain in the eastern portion coo'e' "0''.'
ne.tory winds warmer, fair Thursday. -.
For Eastern New.York, faf weather coo'.. - ",v,A.
northeastern portion. stationary teinpra'"le ~ .'
-, northwesterly winds. becoming variable
,,tsrn pcnn.y,anla NewJersey Delaware MARY
-, .d VIRGINIA warmer fair weather fair THURSDAY
'''r ro western New.York and Western PennsyNahiN @
,,rer fair weather warmer. cloudy weather anu i'N
on Thursday. ,, ,,,.,..,n,, Ala.
-, Kentucky and Louisiana, warmer. fair "e''hef'
, '" tatonary temperature in Florida and the 0afo'
o Eastern Texas fair weather except showers IN 'n'
..,,,p,csr poltiOn warner. ,,,..s hv rain
For Arkansas, warmer l'r "'"''ei' '' ~
I'm the northwestern part ,,o.o, hr showers in the
" For Tennessee, ialr weather, ioo"ru 0' ''
reitern norton warmef
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
Till rnrnR KAS SEM 10 LA[L.

r,or,,s II Todd Editor aad proprietor of % 1hH Lons
,,t Ctv star was arrested Yesterday and To- k"t ID
q, tho oueen. County jail by order o. NavoT ''ioiSoa.
,d a. accused Of faling properly novto n. H. AM
lly consisting OF wife and fout grown chhciel nc
49, ,-,et before Mayor Geaeon. who held the EDITOR %
,r,h A bond In the OF 50 600 To maintain his family
Tn Todd refused do and the Mayor committed him as
ai.nrlerlY
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

Cameron Morrill,, Reagan, sherman. Hampton. Haw'
ley and Daniel. Mr.. Hampton drew parallel be
tween the character and long public services of
Mr. Kelley and Mr.. Randall. each Of whom might
be called he said. an honest man, the nobe,t
york Of God while each batted for the triumph
of his principles and his party. At the close Of tho
enlores the senate As a further mark OF respecS
10 the memory Of Mr.. Kelley, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
THE Postal, CARD CONTRACT.

Washington May 2O.-No action has vet been taken
on AL Dagcett's postal card contract. samples f
paper which arrived to-day from the Birmingham
works are said to be Of better quality than any
hitherto received. and nearly, IL not quite equal to
the Department standard, and II is at least probable
that il this standard is maintained no further oolec'
ton a. 10 quality will be made. II the required mum
her Of cards are regularly furnished and the deficiency
4, 10 an additional surety is remef.ef. 1t Is believed
that Mr. Daggett will be permitted 10 complete Ms
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
Your Blood

needs a good cleansing this spring. In order to over
come the impurities which have accumulated during
the winter or which may be hereditary. aud cause You
uuch suffering. We confidently recommend Hood,
s,r,ararilla the best spring medicine. By its
p.c the blood is purified. enriched and vitazcd that
fired feeling j. entirely and the whole body
given strength and vigor. The appetite is restored
aud ,barpcned the digestive organs toned and the
kidneys and liver nvigoratcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. May 2O.-Today's bond Offers were a.
follows: Registered f0urs-Sl0oooo $4,000 $4,000.
al 122. Registered four and one-halfs soslOOooo,
l22 All the offers were accepted
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
TIE RETIRING SEA FISHING POLICY.

Washington, May 2o.-Thc question Of the Behrlng
sca fisheries considered AT todiyS Cabinet meet
ing and il decided, II Is understood 10 adhere
10 the policy of last season, which Is pIacucalV the
same as the position taken on this question by the
last and previous Administrations. The revenue
steamer Bear is at Seattle. awaiting instructions
Cor her guidance In Alaskan waters, and ii Is cA-
pectcd that her sailing orders VIII be sent nj once
Th. revenue steamers Rash and Corwln are htuns
ont at san Francisco for their annual cruise III the
same waters. The Rush will start north AK
lime and the Corwin June 10. II Is likely that the
war,hp Ranger now being repaired AT san francisco,
viii also make a trip TO the fishing grohnuS CURING
the coming season. The Pinta WAS AT ouiaiasha at
last accounts.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
EILoGIES OF JUDGE KELLEY IN THE SENATE

Washington. May 2O-ln the senate today MI III
gals introduced bill to abolish metal money! ana
said that he did at the request of the Waso
WORKERS Political Alliance OF Washington d. C. lhat
alliance. he said, desired to have II pabheN an
nounccd that 1t was responsible for the p"VlSiohS
of the blla desire In which he cordially con'urtcd'
After the Liquor TiaNic bill had gone over wl'houU
acton the senate considered the resolutions offered
ty Mr.. Cameron in respect to the memory OF tho
late Representative William ID. Kelley of Fennsyl-
yania. Remarks in eulogy OF the character ano
pubic services Of Mr.. Kelley were made by senators
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
tNc Iinur- 10 .hinutnu

The Ilr trains ever established America
aro In bec~t NewYork. Philadelphia
and Wa-hngton Jersey Central Reading and Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads. station foot OF Lit ertyst
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

A. smith a. ANGELS last black hosiery is me d, beS'
market, ] shall IA complete llne " LauAee
Children's and Mems. Fsrnham. 10 West 14A'st'