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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24
Summer Goods at Miller eer's.

We have very superior articles in FLY FANS
and at very low price. You will certainly need
one this summer, and before buying look at ours.
No key needed to wind them up.
Also very superior make of WATER COOLIES
| and REFRIG ORATORS. We sell the ALASKA"
REFRIGERATOR, which uscd only II lbs OF ice
to its nearest competitors IL lbs at the New Or
leans Exposition. This is great point when you
consider how scarce and high ice is this season.
1t will pay you to SEQ these goods, as We will
thoroughly recommend them and guarantee salts.
faction.
We are constantly receiving NEW GLASS
WARE, the latest productions OF the market, and
you can find excellent substitutes for Cnt-Gass IN
some of these patterns.
FRUIT JAkS and JELLIES sre much cheaper
than they were last season, and you will find the
very lowest figures at our store. Have you seen
our NEW JAM JAZZ? If not do not put up
any Jelly until you have seen it. 1t fills long
je3 Ell MILLER & SON.
BARGAIN IN FINE CHINA TEA SETS.
We were able to secure from the importer in
New York last week hogshegd Of VIENNA
CHINA TEA SETS at greatly reduced price,
which we invite you to call and examine during
the coming week. There are two shapes, ard you
will have to como carly if you want to get the
prettiest. You will be surprised to find how very
cheap they are, and if You contemplate buying
set do not put it of, as you may not have snch al
opportunity again soon
je16 E. j. MILLER q SON.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RECEIVED A
i Large supply OF
HARDWARE SUITED TO THE SEASON,
Such as Harrow Teeth OF assorted sizes, Polished
Steel Pillow Plates and Bull Tongues, Garden and
Field Hoes, Stable Forks, Garden Trowes Of as
sorted quality, Trace Chains, Galvanized Pump
Chain and other goods in the same line at low
prices at 32S King, corner of Royal street.
ap15 J. 7. CREIGHTON & SON.
DUBBER GOODs.-Ice Bags, Hot Water Bags,
IL Invalid Cushions, Rubber Tubing, Rubber
Bsndages, Finger Cots, Fountain syringes, 1 pit.
and 1, 9, and OF. sizes; gross Household
syringes, assorted, Atomizers, Rubber Hal
Brushes, Rubber Tooth Brushes, B groas Har
Rnbber Combs, 500 syringes-Eye and Ear, Ca
tarrhal, veterinary, &c. "
myS E. s. LEADBEAIEk BhO.
DAINT YoUR BUGGY FOB ONE DOLLAR
Another supply of CROWN CARRIAGE GLOSS
PAINT; ready for use; only one coat necessary.
For sale By
sep6 WE. CREIGHTON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24
RAILROADS.
V1HE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

NORTH. WEST ANDsoUTHWEsT.
Double Track, Splendid Scenery,
Steel Rail-, Magnificent Eluipment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24

Miss Lizzie Long. of New York. went to
sleep Sunday, July 1st and has not awaken
ed yet. Ire doctor5 say it is case OF DATA
inuly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24

r OoK AT DUB FIFTY-CENT SHIRT, psre
I Linen bosom, heavyweight Cotton, at
my5 AMOS B. SLAYMAKERS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24

NTARsCHINGS, JAPANESE and Our Favorite
lsI Gold Paints for decorative and guiding pur.
poses. For sale by
myS WAKEFIELD 6 HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24

10 CENTS will buy large bottle Of the MT.
lU VERNON HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, the
strongest and best on the market: Try it at
mhS ]. D. II. LUNTS.
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HARDWARE, &c. At 329 KING STREET,
Ill Corner of Royal.
Call and examine our supply of Lawn Mowers,
Garden Tools Grass Hooks Garden Trowels,
Scythes, Rakes, scythe Stones and all other goods
in the same line suited to he season. Small prof
AZ mv6 g. ''0' 1T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24

OCREEN WIRE DOORS and ADJUSTABLE
\ WIRE WINDOW SCREENS at 32s King st.,
corner Of Royal. "
my6 j. I. CREIGHTON SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-24

DURE LINEN COLLARS from 9 to 1870
L CUFFS, pure Linen, Is to Csc; Mixed Linen
and Colored Collsrs sc, and Cuffs 121Rc, at
my5 AMOS 3. SLAYMAKER'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
roe GRAND ARMY MEMORIAL BUILDINGS.

A report was circulated yesterday 70 the ehect tha'
the members Of several prominent local veteran mn
t,rv associations had In contemplation the erection
of au imposing club house. TO he built between foFY
e,oud and Fiy ninth SITS. and Fourth and sixth ayes
The house Va, 10 provide accommodations Tor al S"o
,lns post uud organizations and was to cost about
81 900 900.
several officers II veteran organizations wero seen
l reporter yesterday afternoon, and 1t was learned
,t Lafayette Post was taking the requisite steps 10
I,,. q memorial building erected I'm this city wllch
nouA bee dedicated 10 pcrpetuatc the memory oil those
vlo took mp arms for their country.
Wiu,ur f. Brown was seen at his place OF business
Xo 100 Greene ST. late yesterday afternoon lie sa10
that hc had Just returned from Albany IA ths Interest,"
az a bill proposed there by General y NJ GURUS TO
.,,nl. g. A. r. Po.ts In towns throughout the state
m erect memorial buildings to pcrpctuatc the memory
- tiat a.,oclIiOn and to hold H. trophies rttVIus
and library The BIN provide, tl4i ION hu,luTof
mi Lr lrcc from taxation. Mr.. Brown c"ulu hoI
M ,cLrr. the bulldng would bee placed but sild that
~ ,,, proposed 10 erect one which would be an onos
~, thr INV and would be- a place "hrrc tic 6raSSS
Fc.d. of both officers and pNyates womb DO lonnu
recorded for al time. IL was In no sense To be ouo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
TILE LrcoNrr MURDER TRLAL.

Camden. Feb. Is (spccan.-rhe counsel Tor inc
defence in the Leconey murder trial TO-DAY sous"'
~ tasteu the crime upon francis Lingo ulS he-'o
who was first arrested on suspicion OF HS''HN 'o'"
~. ,a murder n WA, shown that Lingo was
Tod ~ work on the Leconey farm the morning
90 IN. murder but failed 10 turn up. tfnerS hir'u
man sworc that no Lingo get on "a wagon ale1N
n his own at about day light and ride To "''h'u d
short distance Of the Lcconey farm Instead Oh SolhE
70 work there he turned the starr farm tenant
Nv Patrick Conway. and though ice 'ouu na'g h.
t tno ry 6ouro lie reached the starr farm by Way
Of "A lane ruuning ~ an enurrM "PpU,,U Nat 6c
Ir.," a. IN a great hurry and much excited .
REORGANIZATION somewhat shooh povn oo No.
crnnoy's good character testified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
,rnlrcrs nrr1Rc TIE ALDERNEY.

The Harlan. Eroo. 'r,Hu' and Woodstock RSroan
Carirsu, -.rt . petition e. the board II Aldermen
Yesterday as.iu- permission 90 opefnte railway IN
the ANNEXED District. 10 Us 10 runfrom one hundred
and tvcnt, ninth O. aud TlrlaYc. 10 onehundred-
and tir,, fourth g. or one hundred and thirty hith't'
to B!,o tt. to one huudIcd.and forty ninth ST., 10
rrtl, or Vale, atcs 10 one hundred and my Second
.t 30 Ne-tcl. .r ave. to Wales Or Beach hVcs.' 10
Nst,h..t ~l 4tc. 90 linton ave. To- one hundred ana
elNfvuInh t % Boston Road. 10 the southern houIo
,d Through cor around Crotoua Park, 10 Foriham ana
Pelham avcs. The opmpany's certificate of in'orpoi1
tom ras sled lu ALBANY January u, with the same
director. "a, the Harlem. Mott Haven and MOTIFS
Av.uu, allroad has EN Mayor Fd'on, Hugh v camp
Richard Kelly and II. ". L. Mall. Tie peuuon Vas
referred 20 The Committee on Railroads.
The Board adopted resolution reported from the
t,v. cemu.tte, by Chairman storm, which provides
IN. ain. tylch, and. vehicles belonging 70 ana driven
~ a. tlal resident, Of Now York may stand overnight,
one i mont II IA building or lot II the owner or e'sce
~, the urcni,e- shall Tile written consent IN the or
r,. Of mo clerk of the Common Council me ieeo
iltIou i, designed 10 protect truckOwhen VINO hdYV
ir.n compclcd hy thc Street Cleaning Depagthcut
40 ind 0ticr storage for their trucks besides Ine
.trects. Oh pain Of having them taken 10 III" 'o'
vlrd ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
COURT cALENuAKs FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court,-tricra regm-Recess continued.
supr-lc NAd4i.ocls- DolOrc Patterson, J-Mo-
tlon calendar, sos 70 80 called at Il GlosA
oYs4s 5 -. - , ga 54 s ~ iOi iS8
supreme Cour:-slecial Term-par. u.-BaeIe YAa
iOJ 40, 90l, 40 al 4s, 4o. 40, 800, Jo. jO2 40
SUPREME CouFt- Ecuit-par, I-Bciole Lawrence. J
Ho 2 Sg 5iS 81 i G95 i0y ~ 49, iscS
0oo 2iY. 90. 9,3. 5it 1882.
aGc &c. 100 300 1856 1850 So $40 $ii3 1895 ia.
Supreme couIt-cncuit-tart Bc.ore Beach. J.
i nS' i'i 81 I54 lois i 1871 i iS 1855 1878 1877
iog9 ie5s i,9s 0S NE p 1852 l5S6 1859 po,
Nos. I555a. 100, TO- 49,. 5o7 iisS $50. 1855
1881 co. 1882 l,c1 81 93S lt7i 1905. 1888 s."
surrogate, Court Before Ransom, estate - sam.
bat: Wills OF Christian r. IA rdte. r. V. =. Chrstopncr
10 a NJ: John He'd Robert Brady. Nicola Radce and T.
Superior COult-speclal Term Before Freedman J.-NO~
superior Court Trial Torn Part I,Rcfors o,GOrnssa,
ios, od5 ioil 10 o5I lo9s -, 554 Do o0- 0'' '
Superior Coqrt-Tral Teggm-fart IlrBcfoge TTaI. T.
Nos. u.s. liz, l2O, ll2l lli2, So ol3, Sio, 5Ol
superior Court-Trlal Term-Part III.-Ad.ounod Tor
Corsnon PIeas-special Term-Before BischOr. j.
Common Pleas Equity Term-Part before Larremor''
Common Pleas Equity Tem-part II-Before Book
stayer. mo calendar.
Case on WI ot Motty G. Lane. No calendar.
Common P!eas-rral lcrn-part Il-Betore Allen, -
iG 1888 i i5is 1906 1911 1863 i l75 l55S 1863 go ssis
17l3, 17i7. 1920 1d5S, 1884,, l525.
city Court-Spccial Teim-Beiore Van wyck, J.-Ns
lions
=, city, Cogrt-IIial Term-PaTt I-Before McGown j.
Nos. 52i 257S. 1889, |. $50. 1903. SO 80.
city Court-Trlal Term-Part il-Bcfore Me- dam. I.
Nos 5l2. $50 5Sl 6S2, $50. jS4 $50. 5S8 Ss7, bSS
$50 800 sol 60e 500 sos 500 5O7 sos 500 900 31S
city Court-Trsl 1ern,-Part TiI-Beforr Ehrlich j.
Nos. 500 AS, 500, GAL, sac 6i3 1890 1910 S0i, $50
Gty cSuTm ,1 T.rTPast IySp:eal caspdsr
and Assistant District-Attomcy Macdona-Nos to o..
inclusive.
Of General Sessionspart II-Beforc Fitzgerald j.,
and Assistant District Attorney Jerome-NO. 1.
General Sessions-part IlI-Refore COwing, I
and Assistant Distrct-Attorney Parker.Nos. 20 8. II
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
THE LANE WILL CONTEST.

The contest over tic VIII OF Maltby @. Lane was
continued before Judge DAILY n the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday. George :. Hastings explained me
case OF the contestants TO the jury aud occupied
the entire attention Of the court from the time It
was opened until recess was taken. lie declared
that Lane was uueducatcd and scarcely able To write
his own name. The counsel said mat Lane h~d
proposed TO three widows before he met MIS- ura"n'
M. present widow OF Mr. Lane. Mrs. Graham he
...,erted came To this city from the West with the
intention Of starting boarding house, but after she
L,t Mr. Lane. Who was then IN the real estate br'
less. she gave up the boarding mouse project ana
,Lr a;ternoou several witnesses were called 10 cor
tolerate the statements made in t.e OpcIus MT.
Richard II. Lane. the daughiei-ln law 81 MatOy -.
tl stand and declared that Mr.. Lane had deiIauded
her ont of all her property before he dled ana thal
bo,r, .ng house The case Will be continued TINS
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
tEtpUBGIcAy sWEEP IN SYRACUSE

cowfr ELECTED OVER THE DEMOCRATIC CNND4'
Dale DY OVER 1000 MAI EiTY.
.,-....so Feb + ,spcc.an-William Cowie the Re
,,,..,, candidate for Mavor. was elected to-day oy
=, ,,for,ty Of over 900 votes over William hrf the
rr,.ent democratic incumbent. The victory l. srea.
gain FOR the Republicans, and means good uuNI''f"'
Government clean street, and skancateles Lake wafer
Tie canvas, wa, one OF the hottest ever "aseu mere
and WA, won ia the face OF great odu'' lNo D''"o
, h, ,,,t thou. and, of dollars into the campaign.
nd .yc, the most sanguinc Republicans secretly
...p. red OF success. The victory means VmdI
.at,on Of Republican principles and u'"mph "'
senator HI,cock over hl, enemies Nj. Co~le j, "a a
ID, ..l. man and stand, l-h 300 Tire esteem Oh tA
I'll. Ilr ,au, her. a poor boz. and u' pIE.N anu
E,,,-trv in the real estate business forged u lH3
., ~ oran,c. "A, we'll ~, politics. liz election may
-, th,. ANN. Irfm,ut OF Revenue Collector I'D i4Il'
district Jane, Gilbert one ,andia'" -, M Mi
Ian ~" ~ Ttira NAV eot the ColiecOrshp Inc hS
publcans arr Wild With JOY t""ls"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
RIrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

The case Of Henry F. Gillig against Lawrence Bar
rett in connection with the deiunct American EN'
change in Europe, was up again before Judge Law
romeo IL, tbe Suurene Court Yesterday. EX,Judgs
Fullerton appeared for Gillg and Colonel lnSer'ol
for Barrett The questions discussed yesterday have
been told and rctold from time 10 time during the onS
litigation Glig asks for an accounting from barrett
Miss Caroline J. Cammerer recently recovered yer
dict against Clemens Muller Tor $4,000 for breach u
promise OF marriage and yesterday Mr. hullere cou"
sell Colonel InsersOl filed notice OF the appeal OF 'ho
case 10 the General Term Of the supreme Court
John letter sued the city for damages received on
July 10, less, By falling through hole IN the SIDE
walk in seventy -sNthst between Eighth and Ninth
ayes Judge O'Gorman, in the superior Court yes
terday dismissed the case.
Loui, Ungcr secured writ Of ha0eas corpus rom
Judge Patterson in the supreme Court, Chambers, yes
teriay ordering TIE production IN court Ok another 10
tanned emIsIHnt, Rachel Patner. Inc petition on
which the writ was nlAnteO ueeIdEru 'Adl lue "Uu4F
Was ILLEGALLY detained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
THEY DO NOT SHOW THEIR HAND.
EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS HAVE no MEET
1Na-CoMPLAINT ABOUT THE LABOR
BUREAU.

IT was expected that at the meeting OF the Beard
Of Emigration which was TO be held Yesterday. the
commissioners would take some action with refer
erce 10 the official notice BY the Federal Govern
mont that the Treasury Department would itself
take charge Of the immigration business after April 1o
The meeting dld not take place at all. The Rcpubli-
cam members were i'm their seats, but Commissioners
pidr,ay and Wy!ic were absent. 1t was said in the
Office al Castle Garden that the chairman of the
BOARD wa, in Albany. and 1t Is only plausible to sup
po. that SIR KidgSay j, consulting with his sponsor.
Governor Ilill on the policy to be adopted by the
Board in it, nght with Collector Erhardt. Commits
soncrs stephenson again. i'm emphatic terms. an
nounccd his Endorsement Of the plan to control imm
,,,ation hy q National Commission
Tho Castle Garden Committee Of the Board held
"a meeting. and had before them william Connolly.
.upcrintoudcnt Of The Labor Bureau. Nr. RdgwaY
lad asked Comm stephenson to present at this
meeting a letter written by lowand Fish. who com
ploincd that he had sent - to the bureau to pay the
expense. Of "a man who to De sent To work for him
rms wa. in tie summer of l--7 aud he had never
received the money back seen the man.
When Mr.. stephenson asked ,lr. Connolly what he
had Ia say the latter az first said that his own illness
had caused the neglect
icrhan- Won have some more money In your pos
.t,- .ou under similar cirCum-tances!' Inquired the
Yc-.- replied Mr.. Connolly. about slo1.'
Tie committee ocu-urcd The superintendent. ana
fine latter promised To- send Nr. il-h the - today.
Mr. connolly told 90 irihuu" reporter tiat owing 20
iliu.- he Dad been unable to look after The accounts
r,c committee on Ward'- leland Yesterday Nbcr
atod John burns lrom Wand Island if order ~
secretary window. 1h' decision 81 the N,,'Lr.'.V 81
IN, Treasury uu, Thought to apply To- thirty seven
other ,,-o- and that number OF able bodied pcrs
men and women. were also let loose upon the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES.
Mr. BLAIR SPEAKING OK HIS EDUCATIONAL
BIn-NEED or Az ASSISTANT SEC
RETARY or WAR
Washington, Feb. Is.--At The close Of the morning

Washington Feb. 1s.-At the close Of the morning
business Che senate at Il 30, on motion oil r' sher
man proceeded % the consideration OF executive bu'
ue-, The doors were rcOpened at nan past D. i've
Educational bin came up aS the uhhh'hcu o",'"''
nm, MIR pI,ir proceeded with his opening hHone
the numerous extract, which he had READ "'' ono
from 2 recent report Of the School superintendent OF
, STATE of Texas to the effect that in many counties
80 flat STATE the value Of the county jail was greater
nar that Of al ihe school property ln that county
lie rcpoatcd that statement with emphasis ana asheu
M .pciI AZ eniion Of the senator from Massachusetts
Nlr. Dawes To IT, A.,
Mr. Hale from the Conference committee OH '"o
fill 10 REQUIRE the superintendent Of Census 10 aS'o'
t,,,, ,I, number Of people who own their farms ana
homes. and the amount Of mortgage
thereon. made report Ie'olii'"c''"'"H "''' Wv
amendment be- agreed TO-
The Conference report was agreed to.
rbcr, was mo- objection from the minority sue ol
tbc IIou,s This morning TO the approval OF the Ioui''
Of yesterdays proceedings. .. .,
The senate lin. providing for the "ppo,"O ~ ~
an Assistant cccrctary OF War was ldld O''"'c '"'
House, and II was substantially inc sum" 80
IIou.e bl already iavoraby reported from the MIN
fairy Committee the speaker held that 1t "'-' uuer
the ru,, entitled TO immediate consideration 80 INV
II,,... went into Committee Of tine Whole VT. hur
row. II Michigan i'm the chair, AID MI 'u''h'o"' oil
Michigan made a brief explanation oi the He'c'1''l ''
fine appointmeut Of an Assistant secretary "i "'I'
The r.pcrt of the Committee on Military Affairs a"eS
upou thc great increase OF business '"Hn~ "-i"'' '
-,r.t.,ry of War; a. % result q the great number oil
bridge nill- passing Congress. the growth OF ordnance
md for;InoatlOn wOTas. and other Natter.
Mr. BoutcIIc. of Maine, believed there were a'"P'
arnuncuts &, justify tho appointment Of an A's'-t
ant secretary oi War.
Mr.. Washington. OF Tennessee. recognized IN the
bill an attack upon The surplus, l,e "'''''U '
Mr. ErecL !nrldgc Of Kentucky. tu"uFui me Oil
va, I'm he Interest Of tue economy and hould pa So
rlc cnmnIitt~,. tncu rose. ana thr upIrc pro.
ceeerd 10 consider the special order the biz TO pro
,id.. a fer,t,.rary government FOR oklahoma
tgl0us the bills introduced ~ iht House To-Day
Ey Mr. Ercclurdce, of Kentucky The CoHie bill.
TO r,urrafi1c and cQualNc the rank VI pas 10 thc
tinted states navy "A similar bill VIA ed 10
the senate q frw day ago. 49,
Nv Mr. Faiquhar. OF NcwNorL Providing that the
r0t service II tie United states ana tlr pIoldrc 81
vessels ARRIVING e; and departing l"m nlird states
por<s shall bee under Government control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
THE COURTS.
ONE WOMAN SUES ANOTHER
SHE WANTS $4,000 FROM A WIDOW FOR THB
ALIENATION OF HER HUSBANDS
AFFECTIONS

AFFECTIONS
The trial of the suit Of Mrs. Mary :. Keller against
Mrs. sarah j. Hassctt for $4,000, for the aesed
alienation Of the affections Of Mrs. keeers Hu'o'ilu
was begun before Judge Truax and jury in tho
superior Court yesterday. Mrs. Iiassctt Is WHO"
and I, said to have oisiIerablc money. Mrs heeier
is the wife Of William \. Keller who was lawyer
and formerly he'd office at No. 335 Broad"ay'
According to the complaint Mrs. Kcelcr says that
she was married 10 Keller April Il, l-eO, ana
that he had good practice in his profession
In 1883 he owned the house and the furniture at No
I77 East seventy hfth-st Mrs. Keller says that
her husband became acquainted with Mrs. Has,ett
in I--3, and after that time Mrs. lIasactt spent
large part Of the time at her husbands Office, al No.
80 Broadway, causing him to neglect his business
she also says that he often ont at night with
Mrs. Ilasset until l or > O'Clock in the morning.
Mn Ilassett sent telephone messages TO Mr. Keeler
at his home, according To the PLAINTIFFS story, and
often called and eutlced Mr. Keller to accompany
her theatres, restaurants and hotels notwthstand-
Ing the fat that Mrs. Keel-r III. The piainud
says that her husband spent large sums Of money IN
entertaining Mrs. HlssetJ. shc says that ne spens
80 much money that he had to sell the house.
furniture and library, and that the money derive"
from that source also spent for Mr.. Has'ett.
Finally he began to drink particularly aer
1851 when Mr.. Hassetts husband died MIS-
Keller says that she cXposuated with the deehda"s'
but Mrs. Hasse;t said 70 her; 90 You 20 70 "oiH
aud earn living. have paid you, 80 you VIII newer
have another penny. 1 am "A rich woinah' H"'
SAY, that the night before Thanksgiving, in lo7', W.
k.eer wa, with Mrs. Ha--ett until q o'clock u! lhe
morning and the next night until a. M. Iiet h's-
band grew colder AID c0lder ana heslecIcl h9' NO. me-
and moro until January 10, l7r0, when nc 1e>efte"
her Altogether, aid since May, l,c7, SHE ht' oe-
pended upon her father for support.
Mr. heeer Vas the principal witness Ae''eNdy,
and she told the story over again a. narrated ia .s
,nrrulainr ON the examination Sic Was
a,n,d II ,he did not know that her husband va
fugitive from Justice, AID was now ~ Pehn,y salLA
.,,,r.i fhat he did not know this. several other
Uit1r,,e, were called 70 cogrOb0r4te Mr. he',lei
tory The case Will be continued THIS morning ~
IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
cAYn N coLLLsloy rnREE TIDES ~ A roc

The fcrrytoat Newburg. Of the Wet shore Railroad
Company started at half speed from her pier 10
WcchaVLcu for New ioTk at 4. III. Yesterday durl"S
me dense fog. She had gone ouly few yards "h'r
she came u collision with tho fcrryboat Albany, and
received come damage 10 her port rail. She 'wung
clear u the Albany and again pointed for Sc" DIRK
scarcely another minute had passed when she crashed
into the fcrIvboat Kingston. also " tho West shore
Company and tls time lost her port rail and au iron
,4te. The NeWburs's captain made another attempt
10 c0ntiuuc the trip, when almost Immediately alter
ward ht- boat struck INTO a ht e'Hl'H'i 'ihi was
moving dom stream. The NcwbWg's port paddle
wheel W. CARRIED away, and the buA WH- rfuu, he'd
into splinter. After this the captain put back 20
Ncehnwhen. where thc pa cng"rs were landed ana
transferred another boat. The schooner vanished
u the fog and the extent OF the damage 10 her IS not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

nes Moincs Feb. Is CspcciaD.-lhe deadlock IN inc
legislature has come near an end that the question
Of methods Of departure is the ohIy one u'NU"e "'o
Va rho Democrats want to draw lots for the
sr.,ler Many OF tho Republicans object. Inducing
two or three ministers who think i; would be gambling
INA, Iowa statutes however, recognize this method Oh
settling tic questions in all elections and 1t Is Ire
oueutly employed. The Republican caucus Is pre-
pariug a proposition " be submitted tomor0" giving
the democrats the Speaker and second assistant olerN
80. ,,.,ut.ltc,ns everything else in the OF
MIN on,ces and a large proportion of the committees.
senator Catch to day introduced In the senate oill
,in,cI M the abuses which have grown up under the
pr"hbtory law IL cuts down the fees IN lquor cases
md grants none at all when warrants 10Y searches
,r,,rn issued without duo occasion. IL makes IL an
oIcnce punishable by line and imprSo 'm'nt for any
officer To- engage In search for liquors Nn.ut sL'eh'
evidence.