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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-06
FOR SALE-BUSINESs.

FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BARBER sHOP-wITH GOOD TRADE. CALL
ID 5G2 FIFTH AVE. oc6-35f
RUSIN NESS, AT INVOICE = wHOLEsALE
- grocery and flour business in Beaver Falls;
tend to. Address WHOLESALE GROCERY,
seventh ave., Beaver Falls, Pa. oc5-lH"
business = ESTABLISHED, PERMANENT
D business, clearing S6 90 per day, for s3. 00O
can be run as sice business. and not more than
one hour per day need be devoted to 1t: no trfers.
Address BIG CHANCE. Dispatch Office. oc5-l0f
GROCERY BUSINESS-AN OLD ESTAB-
W L1SHED family retail city stand: excellent
JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 129 Fourth ave-, Pitts
burg. oc4-62-D'
n ROCERY-THE BEST GROCERY IN THE
" city at a bargain for cash If sold within two
weeks. Address q. NJ, Lock Box 75s, Marion,
Ind. oc6-4+
NILLINERY sToRE-BEsT CHANCE EVER
wi offered: grocery stores in both cities and
stores, notion stores, drug stores, shoe stores.
book and stationery store, milk depots. SHEP-
ARD & CO., Isl Fourth ave. oc4'
DEsTAURANT-DOING GOOD BUsIN Ess;
IL elegant place for license. Apply ROOM W2,
Lewis block. oc5-l2'
DETAIL FAMILY GROCERY IN ALLIE
LII GHENY, doing SAFE profitable business;
stock and fixtures valued at about g. 500. JAS. W.
DRAPE CO., 129 Fourth ave-, Pittsburg.
oc4-e2-DE
CILENT INTEREST-IN AN IRON AND MA
p CHINE manufacturing business; net profit
at last annual balance was ls15 per cent on the
capital stock this is splendid thing; parties are
Particulars from JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. 129
Fourth ave., Pittsburg. oc4-6z-Dr
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-06
TO LET.
PERSONAL.

DERSONAL - BOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
4 have any books to sell, let us know. LEWIS
BOOK STORE Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-06

ID ESIDENCE-A HANDSOME MODERN
IL residence on a severed street, within less
than five minutes of Fifth ave. cable; house has
nine rooms, hot and cold water. bath and every
convenience: is new and very complete; truly
desirable home at q moderate price; large lot. s.
A. DICKIE 4 CO., Penn and Shady aves. e. E. 4S7
O2
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Business Properties.

EohbEo oI:-N bAh SlSI, III, oW " O-SIOh1
and dwelling rooms, hall, bathroom, W. c..
range, both gases marble mantels; lot 22X120;
good stable E63. Send for large catalogue free,
just out. BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
oc5-45-MwSu"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-06

GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE
l. to meet with party who has $50, C00 to invest;
10 per cent. at least, is guaranteed Address o.,
Dispatch office. oc6-l4
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-06
CALIFORNIA AVENUE LOTS
Choice Location. River View.
Easy Terms.

The Davis plan. On line of Electric Road,
convenient to Woods Kun and Vernon stations,
p, Ft. W. & c. R'y and Union Line street cars.
NORMAN MAY, 1903 Fourth Avenue.
se2S-l44-MwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-06
FOR sALE-IMPROyED REAL ESTATE.

City Residences
ENN0CH ST.-SlS 7O0 FOR RALL-4DWELlIING GS
u of rooms each. renting for 81. 600 each: also
dwellings on Webster avenue of rooms each.
renting for s26 each; lot 46xs9: revenue, 81, 7O4:
taxes. S337: send for large catalogue, free, just
out. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth avenue.
oc4-38- MThS'
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

oFT1cH4 FRomenrSes
sh rg'ss ssss & s r. q aSas e. ss
rsRS smner g xaeo. az 10 oaojgck q. m.
ApHant- Preaannns Surasrs aasi Commissioner Du.
11eve nsing no quorum prssesstne clerk declared
GEO r-BoUToa, clepk.
nesuiAr nestsnT * the Board q asress ana Water
1850 d e ociocf 4 b 'sr ~
Psescns- Prrsidsas somers snd COMMISSIONERS
s &beent-Sonc.
=. ~ q. NOTION q Commissioner Dugan, VIM. A. Tai.
- ee@1o de ct9rk pro tom
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
The committees on streets and sewers reported IN
SIP and Duncan Avenues; ard sewerage plan FOR
sas q sssey tsy sourh o. hsnsey A sk
The report was arcentcd
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
commissioners Van Sepr er moved that when this
soss 1900 S oc &c sss oR casd sep
j, rne communities on streets anc sewers presented
Resolved. That the specncationsIfor main sewer
I, a Dunc.n Avenue and SIP Avenue siam West Size
CHIEF engineer. be and are hereby aaopted BY this
Resosves. That the sewerage pIanfor that portion
e Jersey City situated south Of Bentley Avenue ana
sack River. as s1bmifssd By the chief e.eTneer Be
a1 as = nersp gl nac s5sg u,.,.
Improvement OF Wilton Street. nom Maple Street
The FOREGOING were eacn adopted by tae relieving
fe.s. % sse al ,or tns ayes snd nays
aga Van Keuren
On motion OF Commissioner Duean, the board
Closed u rule Il and o one. IN rue ~
Eommissoner Dugan moved, thaE.Athe mavor's
yst2 q the resolution awarding rect to Joseph
ar and disposed o. carried s'"0e' ~ : De saAsi
Commissioner Van Keuren moved, that the reso
luton 40 now pass notwitnstan ding the mayors
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

& y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FeKuIAr nesting icf the Board Pollce Com
H355asnefs neid IN satdsrmanic cnambsr City tl5A.
6fosent--A All the members.
rs ooar1. on xnotyon- PROCEEDED with trials Of
sWcers against whomtcharges had been preferred as
Patrolman Edward Bsrrfsap. first precinct: two
m&rEes q not propeylx patroIing post.
f&1fp'm&n WIN. HaHfe drrt precinct, charge NOT
pr9perly Datr9Ifng y9st. -
fssroman yohn Hunt. nrss precncr charge. I'M
fatroiman SnrNelius Harney, asecond urecfnefs
charge absences without IeAve. = $500
E5+relm1n A0raln Nick fcarthlprecncti charge
Fstrolnan Denuts Mullins fsarrb prsc,pct,
ps5rsisnsli Peter 6resn, nfth precinct: charge.
III 4 ass VIM Scott hn Drscin charge neg
chsneel3an John Kenny fourth tnscinct; charge.
re- pz9yerly Pafroling posi- s-A' 80
a ns So ss hsvx beard sne pie nzs ana tess-
esbtencsa ne accgsed sfioers As follows ''''','
~ 1lL1An HerrlgAn TO- be dnedtorze days nav ON
o2zr&e and two days@on seconat cEasrge: fafroi-
ths was disseda rs' Hsrns1
< 81 n ~; 2. 81 days pSs: patrolnl Mceen GO 81
~, PAY rs5roi mao Graea % belnaed one davis
~ y 'l',sf heypEz y se tDca two essFfsey
~ o. leSt meeting sperovaf 4 u rsn,ad.
AHcn q the members Of TIE board4reporsed the re-
1r9 made on thcr various acnooist st,1 va ie chez
Xere able 20 do many things yea fhci
gs'iea them 70 stop where mud more was 70
i Qp mokton 81 NJ. Moran. Ii W unanimously
&4g3fed thes when this rneetlr \ ajonras m a.
o,,{as Y meet xhorsfay fvennk ~ ,tembeF 4 1880.
u 'lssa ~ isssas q J: s!saaa - Y sasseg..assa
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
Notice. to Contractors.


GEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
- the offlce of the Board Of Street aud Water
Commissioners, Monday. October 90 1881, % ten
o'clock a. NJ for me i iIfs ,,s OF
from Grand ST. to Canal Ct. In accordance with
plans and specifications file in the office or the
lChfef Engineer corner OF Jersey ave. aud mercer
st., where blank forms Of bid and agreement OF
snreties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About go cubic yards of earth excavation
About 600 cubic yards Of earth filling.
About 80 cubic yards OF sand or gravel filling.
About 100 square yards OF stone paving.
About 40 lineal feet of new curbstone-
About 1909 square feet of new tagging.
About 1 90 square yhrdS OF repavtng.
About $50 Iineal feet OF reset curbstone.
About 100 square feet OF relaid hridgcstone.
About 60oD square feet OF relaid Hagging
About 40 linea feet OF cribbing.
About marhole heads reset.
Time allowed for the completion Of the work,
lseventy- five g75l working GAYS.
The making of the above improvement and
award of the contract Therefor will be subject to
the remon STRANGE OF the owners of the property
liable 10 more than onehaf the assess mont there
Itor.
lend0rsed Proposals for improvement of WOOD
ward ST. directed TO ''E. A. puean. Esquire Chair
man OF Committee on Streets and Sewers. and
handed TO the Clerk OF the Board In open meeting
when called for in the order OF relating TO
sealed proposals
No city official viii be accepted as surety nor
|will O substitution OF sureties be allowed
The attention OF bidders Is especially called to
terms whereof no contract shalt be binding upon
the city until the hondsmen offered by the contrac-
tor have been approved by the Board OF Finance,
the President Of said Board having power TO exam
inc the proposed Dondsnfen under oath,
By ord or or the Board or Street and Wa er Com
GEORGE T, BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city, October 8. 1890
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
Notice to Contractors

c EALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the Office Of the Board OF Street and Water Com.
inlssioners. on Monday, October 10TH 1SsA al II
O'Clock a. m. for the construction Of
SEWER IN HOPKINS AVE.
from point Is feet east of Central ave. to point
~ feet west Of faitsade ave, In accordance with
plans aud specifications on file In the office or the
Chief Engineer corner OF Jersey ave. and Mercer
ST., where blink forms OF bid and agreement of
surefies must be obtstned.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About 1880 linea Feet OF q inch brick sewer,
About new receiving basins
About reset receiving basin.
About 50 cubic yards OF concrete.
About LOO cubic yards of rock excAY alton.
lime allowed for the completion Of the work
three hundred 1907 working days.
he making or the above Improvement and
award Of the contract therefor viii be subject to
the ren0nstranee OF the owners of property liable
more than one half the assessli ent therefor
dorsed proposals for Sewer M Hopkins ave,
from IS feet of Central to IS feet west OF
falssde ave. directed to .E. A. Duean, ESQ., chair
man OF tbs Committee on Streets and Sewers and
handed to the Clerk OF the Board in open meeting
when called for in the order OF business relating
No city Official viii be accepted as surety nor will
substitution OF silreties be allowed
The attention of bidders Is especially called to
section u Of the New Charter OF 1889" under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the bondsmen offered BY The contrae-
the President OF said Board havin power TO ex,
anime the proposed bOndsIllen under oath.
6y order OF toe Board OF Street and Wafer Com.
GEORGE T. BoUToN,
Dafad Ioraav cgev flatnh.r "a ,aa1 -Sa n.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

ounce, 40 Tn1s money must be raised BY the saie OF
q &c ssns ~ their chsirnan This con-
s1sscaiee that tile raised frtm 10 time
~ the sale OF bonds shall be placed by fhr board at
Tie disposition of the commission.
WIN 81 EDWARDS CORPORATION coupsel
The oifclai bonds q Jonn Il MasEer and John
slsa rsfsfssd . tie IsSe q ausnos. Z
ass ne a9 e q & sSOs Os s
e. ctio1 Of new achool-nouss n the fist district
oaesoa lhs sg Of sor sSe ers
ton 81 a new public school on Virginia AveAue,
and rsfsSrsd 8 the committee On laaaee
% s gtvis vntr vols WeTssaav ~ Nj
III 1880 Recetvod and ordered flIea
I'he following resolutions were received from the
ssssa s. s a wa e sRa +
/. Awarding contract 10 Michael Curly Tor he
3 law Awardns contract 10 Dennis Byrnes ior the
e e wa SsSge Street nom Maple Street
orderiaT pad he s FLOWING pav-roil. Pumping
ead resefso{fs Bellevilie and BiEh Service AurusE
1890, sb.of9 "a = -
nFPon Prss o Sesse eosMrrryrs
The com miftce on finance reporsed the Official
WIZ JossvS warren and james X cannon AZ sure
ses, and Jcnn Graham. as constable Ia ST. oo0 with
Horace 81 F1rrier and Hp1ry MED Us sureties and
we g. aa ss iss aDpssysa spread upon
zboys rspors was received and the bonds approved
~ the following vote
and BRAY
Ihsenf-- sse,zrx F4tiiier ard Karnv
The committee On concurrent reseiuslons reported
water d q o 81 f Ee enc ha
II Awprdinr cortrsct 70 michael c,,rlev for the
q Eoles tres = slfs' from Jersey senu'
Pumiine mi ss III l and fJich SER
IS vira z5z1fse 1870 Al nle ID, - ~ s -
re sgss 80 49, $500 - Ssats 5,.a - ii,
uf The aesre rasoiut,sns the report ,yas receved
and ne resotutsons ro9ossrre1 IA ~ she roiIor,n1
Vore
BAY l'asis'sh a1a nsssls' Amen ano
.s..n,..,,ss.xs xs,,,.r ans rac,v ~. sss,s
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
&1 Mr.. Bray
- Oct xnt1fe An act relating to tse issue ct tam
rox11& loan bnnds IN cities OF THIS ststen approved
a1 hereby a;,shoriSsa t. borrsw "a one or mere
temDurary loan bonds tn sum os sesoooo, TO Be is
5aes civ, fcr the Year 1855 said Dona to b uay-
ekle on demand WITH interest payable senal annua-
s.esag four ana ma iss per cent per anlum
assolved, That warrant he ovdered arawn on tao
e5fx treasurer IN favor 81 Wm Ely Bramhali for
sale October O i8sa, cf lot Is. book e5s, Kearney
Axen,ls over ana above the sum adjusted due the
By IA. nrer: - - ''''s : "
Resolved T1nz a warrant ne ordered drawn on the
eiy treasurer yor q rsne i sssvss s as 81
an8 tazs fse sun xs adjusted due The cay with IN
s s ssss sns sa saTs ss hes. called o. each
rs tne znuve resolutions, they were adopasa BY sne
1yez-Presiuert Edelsxefn and Messra. Allen and
BRAY.
4hxnt- Messrs. Hiilisr and Kenny
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ss9 10, cnas Boltwood SIS co. Frank s.a1.aa go.
COMMITTEES On lamps ara iights-C United Gas zmnr
Co, S29S7 de J. 9. Electric Light Co. 1891 os;
Mansfield 2 Pagan, t2l3 Is. Jerry Roach. esR; John
hyan, $50 Vim. E. Reen. $50.
ofnmlttfe on hospital and dfspensary--Honry
ls0 So Cnas a. Loesy;h, 80 b0 Hudson RIVER Ice
q; $3.50 John 7. Edwards, sos CO; e. L. Wins
1905. - -
MISCELLANEOUS BusrNxss
a;enort OF warden Of Guy hospital for August, Rad
~ Commissioner rson, and adopted;
Resolved. That warrnnE De dreyn on the ois-
treasurer in favor Of Mary McCarsy, widow Of ths
late Peter McCarty decsased for $lS 70, salary due
the said Peter McEATty.
Motion by Commissioners Kelly. and adopted.
That when we adjourn It DO sunJecs TO the call OF
the chair.
G. P. ROBINSON. clerk.
Adjourned meeting OF the Board oil Police Com
missicners, ned az Police Headquarters Tuesday,
rPresent-Pfssident Feeney and Commissioner
Kelly.
TRANSFORMATIONS Benson
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
ByCommissioner Kelly. and adopted.
Resolved, That The following be DESIGNATED as the
SITES for location OF the second ami fifth precinct
station-houses: For the second the vacant lots
on the south side OF Seventh Street. between Grove
and Erie streets for the ffth precinct station, a
Waveriy Street.
Resolved That copy OF the resolution bs sent to
his honor the mayor. board or finance ana board Of
street and water comm iseionevs.
On psntiop. adfnnrnen- q. p. ROBINSON. clers.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
Notice to FoundrVmen.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED BY
~ the board OF Street and Water Commission
Tor furnishing and delivering about six hundred
eightinch cast iron water pipe, IN ac
cordanoe with plans and specifications on file in
the ONCE OF the Chief Engineer. corner Of Jersey
ave. and Mercer St. where blank forms or bid ana
agreement OF sureties must he obtained
Proposals must be enciosen IN sealed enyeIopea
endorsed Proposals for cast iron water pipes .
directed to Geo. T. Bouton, Clerk" and handed
TO the clerk OF the Board IN open meeting when
calsdfor In the order OF business relating sealed
Bidders must state the price per ton OF q 80 his
delivered as per SIP eci1ca1ons.
This Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids II deemed for the best interests of the civ
so to do ~
NO city official VIII be accepred as surety. nor
win q substitution or sureties be allowed -
BY order OF the Board or Street and Water Com.
missioners GEO. I. BouTON.
Dated Jersey City. September 20. 1890
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS
FOR
Unpaid Taxes, Assessments
AND
WATER RENTS,
AS ADJUSTED.
OFFICE or rHr Cry coLLrcros, ,

FIcE 0 = TN N COLL
NOTICE shsy sen that
S @ @ % @ s spS Pa
UNPAID Ian I'M
% In hisoncs
b
er
q badded isro
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE Steel Car Company Of New York
is organizing S1,000,o00 company to
erect works at Chattanooga, Tenn. The
company will purchase 1000 acres OF
land adjoining the city, and in addition
to the stoel works will put up rolling
mill.
MASON, Tenn, was visited by ter
rife hail storm on the oath. Some OF
the hail stones were an inch in diane
ter. The fall of hail lasted about tif-
teen minutes and was followed by delug-
ing rain and high wind.
A SERIOUS epidemic of measles, COM
plicated with pneumonia, prevails In
Catahoula parish, La. Nearly all cases
are fatal.
AT Shelbyville, KY, on the 23d, How
ard Hall took by mistake for cough mix
ture dose of liniment made of croton
oil and iodyne. He died in great agony.
Forty persons were drowned at Pres
colt, Arizona, on the 22d by the giving
way of the large storage dam built
across the Hassayampa river two years
ago.
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS are at New
port, KY, investigating new style OF
vandalism. For some time unknown
parties have been dropping lighted
matches, lighted cigars and burning
paper into mail boxes in various parts
Of the city and many letters have been
wholly or partially destroyed. Lately
the vandals have varied this procedure
by putting tobacco juice and foul water
in the boxes.
THE Tennessee Legislature met in
extra session on the oath.
JOHN JACOB AsToR, eldest son of the
late William Astor, grandson of the
original John Jacob Astor, and head OF
the third generation of the Astor family,
died suddenly at New York on the 22d
of heart failure, aged 65. He inherited
two-tnirds of his fathers estate, valued
1T $500, 100000
THE Priebatsch Lumber Company's
mill at Brookhaven, Miss, was destroyed
by fire on the 23d. The mill was one
of the largest in the South. Loss, S75,-
900.
THE political campaign in Alabama
grows more and more interesting day
by day. There are now six gubernato-
rial candidates in the race-Thomas G.
Jones, of Montgomery, VIM. Richardson
of Madison, James Crook, of Calhoun
Joseph F. Johnston, Of Jefferson, Sam
Blackwell, of Morgan and R. F. Kolb, OF
Barbour.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-01
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

GEORGE McBRIERLY, the notorious
wife -beater, who has been such source
of annoyance to the people of Salisbury,
Md, was tied to an electric-light pole
early on the morning of the goth,
stripped of his coat and vest and severe
ly horse-whipped by Mr.. R. D. Grier and
his brother, F. G. Grier, proprietors OF a
large machine-shop and iron foundry.
On the 22d an explosion occurred at
the -Cudahy Packing House, at
South Omaha, Neb., which resulted in
the death of two men, and which may be
followed by the death of many others,
who were severely wounded.
On the 21st, as NJ. Tauchanovitch,
Serviap Minister of the Interior, was
leaving his bureau in Belgrade, he was
seriously wounded in the head by a
stone thrown by bystander. Efforts
were made to arrest the assailant, but
he succeeded in escaping.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-01
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN is perfecting
plans for his proposed trip around the
world, which he expects to accomplish
within sixty days, starting from Tacoma,
Wash.
CONSENSUS of opinion about the
Dominion Parliament is that the new
extradition treaty as ratified by the
United States Senate is all that could
be desired.
On the goth Governor Hill Of New
York signed the Worlds Fair bill.
IT is said that the operation per-
formed upon young Abraham Lincoln,
son of the United States Minister to
England, is pronounced by the physi-
clans to be in every respect successful,
and there is now reason to believe that
he will recover.
On the 22d ]. B. Hilton, son Of Judge
Hilton, of New York, and manager OF
the London branch Of the latter's dry
goods business, died at Bournemouth,
England, from the effects of influenza.
THE st. James Gazette deduces from
the result of the German elections the
conclusion that it is unsafe to extend
the franchise to the ignorant common
atty. ''The lesson which has just been
taught to Germany by the liberal ex-
tension of the franchise" it says, zap
plies to England in the matter of free
education and many other questions
which unthinking politicians bring for
ward from time to time"
RoUMANIA has decided to ask Russia
to recall M. Hetrivo, Russian Minister
to Roumania, on account of his implica-
tion in the plots against Prince Ferdi-
nand.
On the aSd the boy-King of Spain was
again indisposed, although itwas stated
that his illness was not serious
THE Sultan of Zanzibar telegraphed to
Emperor William announcing his sue
cession to the throne and expressing his
devotion to Germany.
IT is said that Henry Willard is inter-
esting himself in ST. Paul and Mime
apolis street railways and gas plants.
On the oath Judge Garrison, of Phila-
delphia, rebuked certain parties for an
attempt to influence witness in a Grim
inal trial.
On the oath the address in reply to the
speech from the throne was adopted in
| the British House of Commons.
On the oath John E. Reyburn, of Phil
adelphia, the successor of William ID.
Kelley in the House of Representatives,
was sworn in and took his seat.
THE Silver Bow (Mont.) contest for
| sheriff was decided in favor of the Dem.
Ocratic contestant.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, on the 18th, House bill for
the sale Of the Fort Bliss (Tex) Military
Reservation and the selection of a new site
was passed. preamble and resolution was
agreed to providing for an investigation in to
alleged excessive inter State freight rntes
which prevents Western farmers from
marketing their produce. After considera-
tion of minor questions. Mr. Blair resumed
his speech in favor of the Educational BILL
giving way, later, for an executive session
-. In the House favorable report upon the
bill providing for the appointment of repre-.
sentatives to the International Industrial
Conference at Madrid, April next, was pre-.
sented. Bills were passed providing for ju-
dicial districts for North and South Dakota.
Consideration of the Oklahoma bill was then
resumed.
IN the Senate, on the 20th, the resolution
calling on tho Attorney General for informa-
tion regarding the killing of Deputy United
States Marshal Saunders at Quincy, Fla, was
passed after which Mr. Blair continued his
speech in favor of the Educational bill, show
Ing that it was a distinctive party measure;
had been made part of the Republican Ma
tional platform in 1884, and several State
platforms, North and South, since, and had
also been approved by President Harrison,
who had assisted in fashioning many of its
details, and had twice voted for it. :. In the
House the discussion on the location of the
claims of the various cities being ably pre-
sented by many speakers.
In the Senate, on the 21st. large amount
Of calendar business was disposed of, and
the Oklahoma Town Site bill was discuss ed
at length but without result Among the
bills passed were large number making
appropriations for public buildings in vari-
Gus cities. -. In the House the discuss ion
of the question Of the location of the Worlds
Fair in 1892 was continued, strong arguments
being advanced in favor of the various COM
peting cities.
IN the Senate, on the 24th Mr.. Chandler,
rising to a question of personal privilege,
charged Senator Call with garbling the Off
cial report and using language personally
offensive to him. Mr.. all defend ed his
course and long argument, participated
In by several members ensued, the matter
finally going over. The educational bill
came up as unfinished business,
and MI. Faulkner addressed the Senate in
opposition to it ..... In the House the entire
day was taken up with baloting for the
selection of a site for the Worlds Fair in
1892, which resulted, on the eighth ballot, in
the choice of Chicago by the following vote:
Chicago 1877, New York 107, st. Louis %,
Washington 49,
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-01

9 EUROPEAN public opinion was largely
brought to sustain Russia in the last
war with Turkey because of the horri-
m O,e outrages committed by the Turks on
christian subjects of the Ottoman EN-
pre-, If Russia were to get into any
trouble IN the near future, the terrible
Orueltles practised on Siberian prison
CTS would be just as strong an influence
against the Gar, and Bismarck is said
70 keep scrap-book.