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New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
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Females.
CASHIER and SAIr~LADY.-B
50.ns Dad. c>p.ritpDc. OId best "
rrfrr.u,-. Aifr.7- d. y. I~O T.. l-',h--t
:. S.4t.>oDI.AF F.ll.it and E..a.. rt"n t5pc-
~ -r4'"l t.-..r- pr-uHurnt p'-.luui cN.
I-ri.u.r. nn.d O. f.'r. Au4t--~r 3. -,
- Wiiil'm o., r9om -o.
GTI NOGU,PulN and TYrEWRIIri.
- H., q lo'u. IiIJ is Also "a p.teti.aI
loolN r,IrT tG.f.- J.. y. To-. 30 InId-
-. Ncwh4gs. 70. !.
=. i.NODI.hrlilE.- -W,ut.d e po.i.lor US
- -t'nosHp..r ,ut typewriter, L..ilurr
indJ COCOA -urlrr ana accurate -i1ry
nod iat". Adde'S u. D. s.. -a3 l3th--t..
Efookiyu.
4. TENpGENFUIR und TXrEWEtTTH
- d,-i.r- situation l. ,ump"trnt ha, had
tta-- h.-in"' experience. aud run ilf-
Dish 'uni reference. Adif.-- NIENor'-
lAPHll;. lo, l'. Tribune o1r".
- SrTNOGENIUEE AMI TYPEWRITER.
- ltp r.rnred and accurate. oYrrt'r7
E.rin.ton %. SrENO. l31 East Jnth t..
81. RAiIiiE.-W,utod bv young
- lady of ldGrr-- % situation I- -t.n.n-
fnphor aud typewriter; tpIi"nph p.r-
fofrsd; h.-t reference. Add. stating
terms. T.. S.. uoN = TrIhuur Oficr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Domcshc SiluallouJ u0nuic0

Male.
A FARMER and VEGETABLE GAR.
"A DtNElt. \ 80. / butt'I nlater and
at farming: 80. I references Wiling
To- give aoruritl If nt drd di-rhru- ii
March | 40 other need apply gentleman ,
place only aifr IS, ilOic-tlut, mdrl Il
man, 40 children. AGdr.-, H. H.. MI.
burn, y. J.
II rTLEK.-ny a youue coiorcd mau In a
ID Tri'at, family, good city reference.
Addrr-s CHARLES. EoN 30, Irbun" lp-
town once. l.-"o broadway.
81 tier or WAlIIR.-Hy q middle
- agcd -inrir man .u pr,atr iamil,
good reference. WILLIAM AE\olHDAiI
900 3d-a,e. TOP hoor
RCTLEE or WAlTEE.-Bs a re.p.rtahl"
ID inss -hHan. lItci' landed uiatcl1s,
rolcrrncc-. a. D.. go lat loo,n-.t.
COACnMAN.-Iy "a young American
I country preferred. ~ rfcrcncc,. T..
bRElIlt. IL Maiden Lane.
COACHNAN. Nc.-LADN'o MAID, Nc.-
" nf an intelligent man and wife who
can ~. ak French. man u- CoaD huan or
valet. VIE as ladf'- maid or scam-ttcs,
ciiy or country good .frr.uc'. L. H.,
lsl Sack'tt-st. Erooli}n.
COACHMAN.-H, an American: single.
~ under .iands horses. cIliiae"- thorough
Is br1t clty references d and years last
place. Adirc-s ~. X. care of Henry Kcl-
lam \ Co., carriage repository, Broadway
and jith-st.
COAtIlMAN and GiiDD My a mar
\ ri,d SrOtchMnu. no family perfectly
understands his business well recommended
hN present and lat employers wlfo under.
country. Can or address J. 0so Carlton
ave-. brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOU R-Thcrc was rather NOR.
life 10 the export trading to-day largely In medium and
low grade spring Wheats for the United Kingdom. SUPER
fine also had moderate demand Local jobbers how
ever hos1m spangy and the general market
was barely steady; Sacs here 2-.OoO bbs $500 bhl,
for eNport including 1000 bbls Low Extra At -
= - 23OO bbl- city MIL at ~ 3OoSi 80 for the
6ioO bbls Winter Wheat Extra. - 3jGs5; f-S0O bbls
Superinc - lOas2 70 1900 hbls Fine. II G0aS2 -.
Quotations" City Mn Extra, West Indie. s 30q = 81
ratents, 81 75a$5 30 Low ENta, - 80 ~ Wintcs
Wheat low grades - 30 d$2 So fair choice @3d+4
fancy, - 35dSi 80 Patents ordinary to choice. - l5d
81 So fancy, - S5dSJ Minnesota Spring Wheat low
IRA y 80 50 clear SO ljds 10; Kye Mixture. - is
QS5 50 Susghts, p1or T. fancy So 90 II Gj Patents.
ordinary 70 choice 81 25d$5 - fancy do 50 @OGaJ 80
s. 30. Market closed quiet. SOUTHERN FLOTR-
Rather weak and In light demand Sales bb~ Ship
ping Grades. - 35dS2 50 Trade and Family Extra.
- 10; Patents, ~ 25a$5 RYE FLOUR-Stoady,
but quiet. sales. 4@J bhls SVpcrlne. s3qTS 20
Fancy in small lots So 25as3 35........ BUCKWHEAT
GRAIN-Quotcd at 43a4ic.-.... 1T CkWHEAT FLOUR
STEADY at - 3Od7l 10, mainly II 35G y i0-.-C I'm
MEAL-In fair demand. yellow Wc-Tcrn quoted al
s. 0d$2 O. and 'randywne 81 6j Sales zoo bbls, In
cluding 800 bbs Brandy ywine
- GMkAIN.WHEAT.Opions M suffered further decline
business less than 400 600 bush changing hands Net
losses Of IA sc scored months. and
market at II M closed barely steady. cable adyiccs
were again weak and lower, and this ascrb,d
great share OF the hcaNincSs Liquidation Of lOng,"
resumed In moderate way, and there further selling
by the boar" side both OF which aided the downward
movement. Besidcs this. the export inquiry wa-
Iortant and that. too. had depressing elect. Receipts
at all points. however, wor" very small and clcaanccs
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-There was little life TO the spot insrA'F Fr
6ay the feeling to prices contnu,9 sU sales
reported. Mild growths had lieht d1T'ka kpng Win
were trinc more active, and stronger, IN NJ - ~
higher foreign adviccs. Opening sales ~ I0
points after which there was iuf'on tp Iiayre gained
r. and Hamburg closed dlg pfg Dd Deter' 956: cN
na 1I[ate 55 receipts 1000 bags RIO SeaTanee'
Tor United States 600 bag. no Santos rrcrIts
600 i9as receipts at Rio July lSS9 70 o S'S Ho6 6,
sane time issS i39 600 baes TeceBN az s"," u I
ise0 ;, Iannary "a 1890, l,4lVVQu ba.s Sthc luIc
J. iSS 20 oon hags same time 1888 100000 bags.
IT11,i sairs hc1e today 2l 500 bags as follows c.,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

stags 80 7jas3.
st. Louis Jan 2J.-Catte-Receip.s, 100 head; ship
ments 400 steady good fancy native steers.
81 9Ods5 fair to good do, SO 3ods4 go s9ckers and
81 90df3 10 range steers, SZdS5 60. Hogs-
Receipts head shipments 1900; market &c lower;
fair choice heavy s3 SJdf3 so packing grades % 100
"a S5. light fair best &3 0Ja 80 So Sheep-Receipts
590 head shmonts 200: market strong fair choice,
"a 4OdS5 90 lambs, 50 25d SG 4O
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
nli9tcllancous

LRTET q. SrENCEH. 30 Gtb-avc..
n '.trr.n I.fn AID leth -t, .. rbrrilfs.
pa a-o.-. cane, Udcc tO of'.r recovered
and lrpaircd PROMPT 'nd reliable.
ID EIGIIT mten',,nt Young Crfnan WITH
- good cducat.rn ahi. ara frr-t" prthy,
but poor. li-.lY recommended lud not
afraid ~ WDF wants tHc 1'qn7int1uc' =
% laGy OF gentleman o. assist BIN with
mono. % start "a i4-irr--. a. j.. c., l.. q.
station H. Ncw-ioik.
ITYPATIA.. For the couple. on. makes
III r.o old Young and tnr N0.n9 h.auti-
nl; buy it ladies. ONCE. ] o. Wet I'D
~. Ladl.- ln att~ndanc".
HOSPUATE LANDS located. in. irrt.f
and bought on cQ.or -ailtc r.2u ~
u. y. ROGERS. Dtll and mlu.ug engineer.
Ocnla. Tia. OWo.t" O'alh ll0-rr.
ID INKT'S Home Vapo- BATH APPARATUS
4 cures colds, Ihernati-m; improve The
complrXlon and harden, siren th"ns tnr
.tsts,n: uilcr 4l2 send for circular. i13
pd-aNc.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. /, 23S broadway, corner Thirty-lr,t-st.,
Until p. r.; $40 Broadwsy. oet"esA
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
STAINED.

Good Oriinary.......... Sls Low Mddling.... f1.1G
Strict Good Ordinary. So Middllng ....... .1OL
Optons swung around to higher prices TO-DAY, and
suec latOn quite active considering brief ln
kn advance Liverpool served the chief element Of
strength Opening sales indicated rise Of Sag IolLt and
this qucsy followed by further gain Of fa6 points.
attended with heavy general buying little excite.
ncnt. The shot side al-O covered rely. ngure,
Wcrr tile highest the rnit. ~
l2d15 points over yesterday. Sales. l3 100 bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New.York SATURDAY, Jan. EEYES-Recepts, n
spG3ss Of s aSSa at arSsS. cSS a. SSans &
loads for Eastman's Company = carloads foT q Stern
Hetager < Ieyy and carloads at Jersey city for j.
sceam6es no trading heel! aeS.s and S oss 40 eagers 4
beef in the Denmark and 2S2O quarters Of beef In the
S o 7 g sat and qSHe s Of bc WI" '"''
Gable advces date quote refrigerated beef steady a.
CAIvES"Receipts. x head Easier for Live Calves.
With sales Of GIassers at 2'a2se, Westerns at S1c ana
sales-J: !; Hollcnbeck: 60 Western Calves. 80
- Hume Mullen y Grassers 9O2 II, at 27sc; "a do.
J. s. Pidcock s Sons: 10 veaIs 1871 N, at Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts, 1872 carloads Of
jersey CITY STEADY for sheep but weak for lambs with
slight downward tendency in prices FOR al grades except
100 n and to very choce Lambs at So o5ds7 62Ec.
S%as5-D sale LaFrn9,9n 200 ONO sheep los n average;
STATE Do % ~ SO 50 Indiana DO 100 n at IS Is il
s. 90 i55 DO 7 n az at 81 i5 Do Hnsn Il n 81
Dilienback bewey 2io Michigan Lambs. = NJ at
pdeos de- Son. SH $50 S @s 80 ~ sGeep iCS B. at
Sc bd,ss IlG stat daT6s @es = oi p o5,, a. S5oc o.
e n at SO 722 80 do 20 n. So C5 so do. Il n. as
r s. Kase 19l Michigan Sheep 50 n. at 90 20; 1is
" j. r sadler der Co. IS Ohio Sheen. 1s5 n at 40 s5: 100
do, lol N. at 80; 90 Ohio Lambs, II H. a, 81 37i2.
Ohio Lambs. n n. at SO 10
Judd K buckingham: 900 Western Lambs. 20 n at
HoGs-Reccipts were % carloads Of a4ss hcadra
4Oh-~t and 10 carlOad 81 jersey Ciy. None for
sale alive. Nominally firm at sidsi 80 per 100 N.
OIL MARKETS.
Oh CITY Jan. oj-NatOnal Transit certificates opened
IcGie highest 06is lowest. Io6 closed iC69. sales.
$4,000 bbs cearances none carter shipmens.
Pittsbury Jan 2j-Petroleum dun but steady National
Transit certificates o,sned at 1864 closed at lo6's high
Bradford JAM 25. National Tanst certificates opened
AZ l06L closed AZ Iogo. hghe.t. lo5s lowest loS.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Duslnee5 Chantcs.

A -GREAT bargains IN JOB lots of soap,
"a. brOOms. canned good, aud variety OF
oJhcF grocery gfuclc-. NEW YORK GRO.
Gerry AGENCY. ~ Baiclsy-st.
4 PARTNER, or will sell bont building
y shop; long established. Apply in the
afternoon, OF address STEPHEN KOB.
EEfS, 3O3 South-st., ID noor. corner.
A "A MEMBER Of the New-YorG stock
"A. Exchange wishes partner with
40 COO 10 Increase commission business
which Is mprOl ing daily; best references.
Address Mr WILLIAMS. 1f1 W. l3th--t.
A LUNCH ROOM and storc for sale
n cheap; well located dOinc good busi-
ness; owner 90 leave city. Inquire 2OS
East 1+th.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Boar6 nn0 Rooms.

n ENI.Y FURNISHED ROOMS. vih or
y without board all improvements. 80
West 34tL-st.
- WL~r fGTH-ST. suite = room- uu-
- usually luI-c and attractive parlor
dlninr-IolG.
10 AID L. Wl.~I coTH-ST Rooms. With
I'D board paI.or diningIooms reference.
70 WEST 5lST-ST.-To let with boari
= tNo tali rooms running water ample
closet room.
~ II.~F. 20 WEST.-I uiuI,.cI fopn.,
= southern exposure; excellent table
board g 80.
81 GEANEECY PARK.-ror rent. d.-ir-
~ able rooms. with q without noaih
rloIH-sT.. 3 Wf>Te-Flnt location
4 ~ suit. two large. one snail luom,
o. slug.y, with superior board, mod rate
terIls.
1<t MADI~ON-ANL- D.-.rbl, tHo-
] 4 4 room SUIT. with unusually excellent
oiri. rea.onab. pace.
Icf WLST 23D-sT. Elcnnt.y fur-
lOt nl-hcd rooD-. single 0r cn sulte
perm anent or transient, WIN superior table
board.
Brooklyn.
ID OAED.-Hand-o mely furnished second
o story front room all ullfc.u % improve
mcut- hOu-e and location q l'-- ; fer
encc exchanged. 325 (Aut0n-st.. Bfp0EIyn
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

GhEpTNEG-DA DAiRY-By an English.
N 1u HId wife. Wuf house or rooms
nan car''ea.r, and c>p"rl,,nc'd In even. r.-
,p'et. vI. D.. useful 4" .'c'llut butter
maker aud do'ry woman best r'frr-nces.
40 CARPENTERS. ioS Gth-avo.
NARDENIR RS, e ~.ot.huan. uudcr-
II -tul, The forcing ~ fruit. flowers and
.eub,'s also oN t9ui cn tNaion. begdir
&c.. r f,irnrr~ sIt. .-f' 'HrN. Nddrr.- GAR
ni NEl'. c!'r o. j. -. Graham. IL d Par.N'
To- rtrhc-- 90, y y.
GARDENERS w have a number of de-
" -rtllo 4'ielr aud mlrr,d m'n op.n
fof eurueemrnt- \. p. CoWAN 4 &C.,
.ecf-mru. lli ,hamhrr- 30
lNpocr StlVANl Bv q rr.nchmnn,
... 900 just landed as iadooc ..rrYant
cor second man speak. German aud Ircli-h;
Lo.t rri,r.ucc- Addr 49, 39s BlcccA-t-st.,
bear o'hn''.. ciaof store.
llAN ANp WIFE,. no children. want
VI place In country man milk and drive,
tend lnidrn. hauIy with toJl- Nifc .Ood
lnuutra,,. can assist m any part OF housy,
Scotch lrut,-fIut~ good references. Ad-
dr,-. j. >. BROWN. l5O 1oth-Avc.
II ~t. lI.MAN. lN an American. 2l;
a understands pantry Nor,. furnaces.
&c.; can drive; neat appearance; living
g.. Bon o.. Tribune Uptown Once, LBS
broadway.
;1,Ell I-NAN.-By young German .
" 'rdf- d. NJ" country. speaking Engli~h.
.u private family or hote rf'ier- doctors
on. r; unquc.tionnhir references. Gail
80. iu1-aFr.. 25'h onl .Cth SIS.
SIf'rL.NNN. by younp coloici man:
4 iu downtown Otlcc or store; city rrfer-
cuco n Necessary. address 4. l.. D., $50
1th-ayr.
II sElUI.MEN.- Nv rnlahle Young mon;
a colorcd and whit" able, willing and use
ml nt any work citv or country indoors
ur outside. or eco south. good references.
Ready ot the HOME BUREAU. 1873 9th.
ave, near loth--t
HNEFrL-NNN. by a smart young Ger.
= man und .r-t1ld- ih" care Of horses
ana cgrr.'e"N drive mi'', PLAIN gardening;
very handY willing anu Qhl.glng strictly
d j. ~trobach. l2ii 3d-avc.
VTSEFt. NAN &c., Hv Nouna man
I waiter ard r,uriai.t useful handy aud
f,plv city co., ,ouptrN good reference. AZ
rHE HOME BrEEAr. laS d'h ave, near
an ANTED. by an Tulli,hran and
W Scotrhuau. thr charge or managcment
Of -mgu frucN farm. either on salary or
shares. ". RLABHR Box 7. Greene
x. J.
w AI1rR and roErrL.MAN-ny, a
,ucc. I'm Mr-. MALNEFEG 352 lth-oYe..
het.. 18th aud -Gth st-.. upstairs.
VA NiTEE.-uy young SN,de, 2o, In q
W pt,lt" family. Apply ly lrt''r ~"
Rl>ihpton-.t.
w AFTER and U~EFuL-M\N good city
w references a. 10 experience. steady,
sober habit no objection to TIE country.
Addrn-, WILLIAMS, - Dominick->t.
A DVEETISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL rE RE
At THE tPrOWN OFFICES,
No. ".s gfoadwat. corner rhlrty.llf.t-,t..
II. tn q .. M; $50 Broadway. between
and Twenty third sts.. until
: y. ~. 21O West Vwcnty-thiid-st.. corner
1j2 SiNth-aNe.; 1913 Fourth
ave, corner hOUItocn th.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Rooms iOdnico.

gentleman and wife for
w housekeeping. Nr-t-rla~s sunny apart
nrnts in lr-t-ola-- location. Adcr IS q. D.,
Tribune Onicc.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Gclp G)antcb.
Males.

Males.
RE YOU seeking cmoloymcnt1 The
"A Old CENTRAL AGENCY can hcip You
secure most any grad. OF position you G"'
Sire, nom Office manager % port,r. When
You have trl,d every Othrr means and failed
call and src u-. 30 u'."n--t., Brook yn.
- ENERAL educated gentlemen wanted
> - 20 TO point IN Ne"-l ork state,
NcW J Irry. Ptuu-y lNtuia. tnuutctir ~.
massachusetts, nud Nifcinla Oh Mark
Iwain's now book. ~ Connecticut Nmtkc"
iu King Arthur Court 90 The sale OF thi-
remarkable publication is netting many
agent over tn duliar- Urr day clear prplt.
and We can otter liberal Inducements 20
99tthcrs possessing thc proper q1alihcsti,9'n..
i.r week. and are p adv 20 leave the city.
rall aud -,. u-. CUAELI~ l.. WEBSlIE
6 CO.. 3 East IAN 81, N"w-fo
tJANILD. -I1d.., and gentlemen all
w over thr country. can or writ.
everybody should. soonest, Room go,
l.t. and T..
Females.
RAErEY.-Erncre''ls yo.ps woman .,.' want. want.
-.n-e and cDar,'.r rrrhrs,d o. cNp,ri.
,ncr. Cu carly, "a St'a'r.
nNE lNrErPnf~IND dr,--mater nll-
" Nn.r hairdf',. s.. ln ~'er c.tY.
pop r,-slffI flc tn.s' rtt i 60 Ia ~ r.
cream aut Face puntrr ran nHi 20
u.r.lv. sem -flr's fai sam. .r- ard lti.
u.ullfs. PIERRE LCN.. fa-t lih-
IT.. y. 7.
Az ANrID To litr in co.n'-, town
w iu Massachusetts, Goods ta'. .o.r.lf
co,rr.tsut a llunGfs.- willing p assist .u
genera. work. AID rhamlrri i.f "i" .an
srN. al ~ b" first lass. w4tl ''-' D. f'i r-
.nc.s Nlfrps- stating references and prl 70.
J.. %. B.N 1872. En-ton. Mac.
yNANri-D thoroughly rp''rn' u'i 4
W a.d ~,,r..fr. 81. WoU recommend. f.I
o.. - - Ia-t 5S'l--'. Monday. b'for. !
O'Clock. of 'l fl. evening.
lXrANTEu ladies AID -ent..mea al
w over r.r country. call or wr.t".
everybody should . S'olc--f., Room 3D.
bet. o ard j..
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

COTTON-Thc spot market ruled strong and moderately
c,te a, unchanged prices Sales 5S3 bales for cOnsuup
n since September receipts az the ports aggregated
57o 279 bales against 4264370 for the corresponding
Quotations are based Standard Of Cassnca.
''"' Uplands. Gulf.
Orlinory Observation-Disclosures. 81 81
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
domestic Sltnations tDanteo

Females.
-A.-A A-A.-
"A. MRS. l.. SEELY
! formerly Miss i. CampbelD,
50 WEST 22D-ST.
/ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT /
BUREAU.
All references strictly investigated.
! servant, breaking engagements Will be |
dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim |
/ 10 f.e paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
IS WEST 22D-ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-19
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence OF the ALEXANDRA GA 2ErTE
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. lS.-Delegste Byrd
"the member from Allegheny Bath and
Highland" is a rara avis. His speech in
the House tc-lsy in favor Of the bill In
ereasing the salary of circuit judges was an
amusing stroke, and give stenographic
extract of that portion of his 81 eech which
convu!sed the House with laughter: 1.-THE
distinguished gentler an who went ia front
of me said that the saisrles of the circuit
Judges 10 New York was IS 600 year. This
reminds me of the other day when was
talking with some gentlemen from the
north and the conversation turned upon
the other world, and they said they didn't
believe there waa any heaven or hell" And
lust here the gentleman from Allegheny,
Bath and Highland paused awhile and ad-
ded, "Mr. Speaker they were from New
YORK; Then rising again to his former
majestic fight, the gifted Byrd few this
way: "Doee anybody suppose that any cir.
cult judge in New York can equal Judge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-19
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10.

1.-THE democrats In the Q. s. House u
Representatives had followed their own ih'
clination, and not that of their Ieader, "'.
Carlisle, the case the latter says ne in'enus
to submit to the courts concerning the f'gh'
of Mr.. Speaker Speaker Reed to count d
ouorum of members not voting, would be
much stronger. The majority OF the demo-
cratic members did not want to vote on the
adoption of the rules, but did so upon the
advice of Mr.. Carlisle. and by doing so
made the quorum that was necessary 10
give legality to those rules, thereby
conferring upon Mr.. Reed the right to count
ouorums whenever 1t shall please him to do
30. Had they refused to vote on the rules,
az thew should have done, and as they had
been doing on other matters, Mr.. keeo
would have counted quorum and declared
the rules adopted but the courts would
then have decided that such means oi
sdoption was unconstitutional, and therefore
that legislation under them was null and
void. But the legal adoption of the rules
will be used to legalizs the legislation enact
ed under those rules.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-19

Mclaughlin. of nv county? Mr.. Speaker
pou het thew can't. We have q little fellow
ovsr in the Senate called Jones Senator
Ionas was in the House at the time, having
s.come over TO hear his delegate JAZZ
This little fellow Jones has little hair OH
the ton of mia head. He sails all around the
counties in our district and goes away over
into West Virginia, and at the end OF the
rear ccmes out 50 500 ahead, and Judge NC
i,auphlin gets only 81 600 when Judge NC,
IanShlin has more sense in one day tnan
ZONES has in year, and has toreoe LUZ
than ZONES ever knew" At this poihG the
gentleman from Allegheny. Bath ana hlgn'
land discovered his Senatorial colleague lh
the hall and added Jones may % u LUG
House now, and 1 do not want TO nurt ones
faalinos because Jones knows what nave
said ia 30. know what l am talklpg ABOUT ?,
IF did not know l would not be 'alklne.
At this point the laughter was intense
and Senator Jones joined in with great
enthusiasm. Gathering fresh inspira.
ton and louder voice, which swept
over the hail with a power OF DAKOTA
cyclone he wound up thusly: Farmers we
have a majority of three fourths IN THIS
Honse am iarmer-a friend of the farm
ers all the time and I hope you farmers will
vote for this bill" Right here he paused
again, lifted his eyes towards tne ceiliDg,
attended his arms and shouted with Vgor
of the strongest sort, Farmers, let us give
the bill glory halsluJah."
There wes a spirited colloquy in the SET
ate today between Senator Moore, of Fair
FAY and Senator Stubs, of Gloucester, on
the oyster question. 1t lasted about ten
minutes and crowded Senate chamber
heard. These Senators may CROSS lancee
again when the oyster bill comes up again.
B 2 0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Preparations have already commenced ior
the unveiliDg of the Lse statue in Richmond
Ia May next.
Mr.. ]. W. Bowen, of Fabsr's Mills, Nelson
county, was choked TO death yesterday while
eating piece of beef.
Mr.. Robert ]. Mcdowell we'll known
druggist of Richmond, died yesterday from
heart disease. He was SO years old.
The legislature yesterday elected Gilmore
8. Kendall county Judge OF Northampton to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF Judge
Nesle.
James L. McGlone has bsen appointed a
stenographer at 5000 per anuum in the geo.
logical survey otiice in the Interior Depart
ment.
The Senate committee on towns and cities
of the legislature has agreed to recommend
the passage of bill extending the corporate
limits of Norfolk city by taking in Atlantic
City.
The bill creating board of excise com
missioners to regulate the granting ofliquor
licenses has passed the House of Delegates
by large mo- GRITTY. 1t Is designed to pre-
vent the payment OF licenses in coupons.
Roanoke yesterday voted an additional
euDScflpllon OF PluO,uou W ZIG CaPiIoi SUN
of the Roanoke and Southern Railroad, and
authorized an appropriation OF $50 OOO for
overhead bridges and 500. 600 for public
hospital building.
Captain Edmund HILL of Amherat coun-
~, was shot twice in the head on Monday
and probably fatally wounded, at Lowry's
Station, by n. L. Hogan, respectable
farmer, of Bedford county. The cause of
the tragedy is not known.
at LYnchburg yesterday the Bonsack
Cigarette Machine Company declined q
proposition of 100000 offered by New
York and English syndicate for the pur-
chase of the property. The president read
a three years. contract, which had just been
signed with the American Tobacco Compa.
ny, to furnish them with 100 machines, from
which the Bonsaok Company is to receive
an annual revenue of S25O,O0O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-19

If THE vast majority of the northern re-
publican party were not 30 prejudiced
AGAINST the South that they support any and
eyery thing that tends to ipjure this section
~ supposed to be common country, the
mere fact that FAM, the man struck by q
fellow workman at Aberdeen, Mississippi
was induced By Attorney General Miller to
come to Washington and testify against the
people of Aberdeen by the promise OF gov
eminent cffice, which promise has been full
filled, would of itself alone be sufficient to
open their eyes to the revolution that has
taken place in the government during the
one year the present administration hes
baen In power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-19

LETTER IN BoTTLE.-Jsmes P. Dowd, a
Baltimore and Ohio railroad employee 10
New York, yesterday found floating in the
river bottle containing letter purporting
to come from the missing steamship Erin.
The letter read Steamer Erin burning ;
915 o'clock p. M. January 3, 1890, fifty
miles off the Barbados. My dear Eddie
So near, so full of glowing hopes of soon
folding you In my arms, death Is coming
near you. The steamship which I left New
York in is burning. i write this by the
light of our funeral pyre. Two boats lost.
The deck Is full of mad cattle. Captain and
two of the crew tossed overheard by mad
animals. In an hour We may all be at the
bottom OF the ocean. We are lost, lost
May Heaven have mercy upon us. The
FIRE is beyond control. l am going to seal
this in bottle, hoping and praying that
some day it may be found. May God help
and bless us, as We cannot help ourselves.
You who may iud this waif from drown
ing man, implore you by all you hold So
cred have it forwarded to j" Here
the letter stops, evidently having been fin
sbed. Ga the back was written, MY wife.
Julia, God help u.s."