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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

fns MAJ sna Wherefors 81 her tisiua
fer the N urias sF

Ehs VA ana wherefors Of ser tlalua
fer the " orias a.,
wAsRKeu0N, Jan a Before tie Sen~
sts special eom a tee 81 tse MSnc >
kAiT "A sdhssasy sfteT esevernsr frsn-
eis 81 Missouri hsd mAds
pea teE ia lsc3us1 IL - Louis
{. 4. JeEes. ga tes - - 81 Louis hepua
Aean. presen ted . asg viii eiraso,
Grsan hsvlag Es their oentSrs the Vafs
oGs cities claiming the exposition a
claimed that wltsiE these 5ae nile elr
cles there are she~n - the .ast
census. Nlthln tie New lefa ear
che sc ooo zee people tas Cniosre circle
9 COZ eeQ Ile 81 lesls oircie IS ai0 9ta
ana helC ta@t tie census 81 lsel
Sil slew ll ne NEW D ora cLrclt 81
eJo 00a. he Chicago circle r. 0ea-l3
ana t1s ~ Louis circle 80 eos GOO iie
called al.eu sion - shs ral aad oatsr
facilities Nhita enable D. pl4 l4na4f ana
rap4a carriage 81 heavy irfag ghts-
also tie numerous and healfh-
fu sites otcrea 81 much less cost oI
labor than q Ne~ York or Chicago lie
also cIaimea tAaf TIE 81 Louis hotels
could aoconim oGasS q greater usnsit
sten thsn cay other CITY Tic
large attendance 81 TIE Nation
al conventions were better sccommo-
date by TIE railroads and hotels st ~
Louis than at Chicago lie presented
arguments Go show that tho changes
against lhe climate 81 81 Losls
are not founded OF fact end as-
serted that ln tAe six mouths
in which TIE exposition would hs
held Wo-ld gve a greater percfa uro
az favorable weather than anywhere.
lie claimed tor So Louis the oriv.a of
the idea oi the exposition in ls82 30 ccI-
ebrate the discovery a. the country He
was followed by Governor etaonapa.
who ststed t.at the guarantee f4ai now
amounts 50 over s.. o0O Ooo and is stosd.
.ly increasing
The hearing concluded a. noon vhcn
the committee ID 5ourned 20 FRIDAY On
that day the Washington committed
VIII present lts claims. and on Saturday
New YORK and Chicago Nll be heard.
In tie Senate The disposition is grow
Ing 20 postpone the fair untl 1896 on
the ground HAT two years ls not suf-
uclent time % make the necessary
preparations At least two mem bers Of
the Senate committos have expressed
themselves IS opposed to tie eapositloa
in 1893
UNCLE SAN AUST STAND TUa LOSS.
NAsHlEoroN. Jan. e.-Ihe sub-con-
mittee OF the >iloott investigating COM
mittee has reported 20 the full colomlt-
tee that the Sergc ant-st-Arns is the
disbursing officer of the House. and tlat
therefore the loss entanec by sLc0tts
emDez1lement should fall on tie Gov
ernment A biz has been prepared by
the committee reapproprlaung the
Smount OF money stolen BY Silcott.
HALF a MILLION PENSION CLAIMS.
WAsHIHGToN, Jan 81 here arr now
pending in the Pension Bureau $50 5l6
unad Indicated claims. classified az fol-
lows: Invalid claims, Is2 955. widows,
IS. $40; invalid increase. Iss, 77e. widows
increase and accrued claims, 2si5 Com
missioner Raum has placed 50. SO %
these claims on the list Of completed
fles," and for five days 81 each week
the entire ad djudicstiAR force viii be AZ
work on them until the list is adlsdl-
Gated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
NOTES OF FHE Day.

ssAsT stases. sleS az Nsv Ysrk NSa.asy
frezs lnc ueREA
'oAa " Kaufman sss N "Wednesday
elected prsslGeHs sf sAs 81 Lsss Mes~
chants EKoAGGgs.
Es4r-AsmiFAl Wllhan Ea1fard. Unit-
81 States Navy rvtirea. diea st Nssh-
iRgto1 "Wednesday.
IheR&s DelsR. II Rockford. IL. wzs
klliea laos2Sy higAt ~ bslEg tArewn
trsU hls wagon wAils ths team wss ruu-
ning away
Peter lCang fsrusr of Kingsbury.
mo, committed sUiolas "Wednesday ~
tAAiuE p~r-s green. Business troubles
s2usea tie 1el.
n nlle Q4t hunting near Macon b. ia.
"Wednesday Elmer Co5t blee 81 tas tpp
y hls he-a through the occidental dis
charge " gun
Al san Francisco Wes nesday Clement
Flint t1s ll-yesr-old san of . LAWYER.
committed saic-de He.rsn away from
schoo- AID tearv1 punishment
Louis LyEch. agent Il Tie Unitea
States k8press Company at New Boom-
neld, Ao, las FED. leaving shortAge
the AEouat Of which IS net known
New York dispatch save that q svn-
iicate has been formed TO guarantee the
So. 500 600 new PEI cent mortgage
bonds q the Missouri. Kansas a Texas
road
Chattanooga, Tenn. Chinaman
Wednesday sent package of cabbage
seed 10 q friend il the Celestial Empire
Cabbages have never been grown ia
Chins.
The Southern Michigan Poultry As
ISOLATION Is holding four days exhlhi-
tion at Adrian. Choice ooops are shown
from fanciers IN Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois
Thomas Jackson, an old man. at
tempted 20 cross swollen creek near
New Providence. Ind, on foot log. bat
was swept away by the current ana
drowned.
Arnia Curtis young girl Of Grayson
County. Va, asked congregation 30
pray for her last sunday, left the church
and jumped into a well, whence she was
taken out dead.
AT Braddock. Pa. "Wednesday night
FIRE destroyed Grannis Bros planning
mill an lumber yards. The loss is
estimated at $1,000, on which there
was no insurance.
The hub and spoke factory OF He'll
bron Bros, al Rochester, Ind. was
burned Wednesday morning. The loss
is placed at sl5,50o, on which there was
an insurance of 81, 500.
Labor agents in Oklahoma and at
Fort Worth, Tex. are said 70 be cssir-
Gus Of obtaining colored men from South
Carolina, and offer facilities for the or
ganizstion Of colonies.
The output of -four from Milwaukee
mills in 1889, as reported by Secretary
Langson, OF the Cham Der OF Com merce,
was 1, 265, s3S barrels as compared with
l.l21. 25s barrels in 1888
T. Ii. Farrington. OF Washington, o.
c., is 70 succeed DR.. A. G. Manns as as
sistsnt chemist Of the agricultural ex-
pertinent station at the University OF
Illinois at Champaign. III.
IThe furniture establishments OF Rafson
g. Rugler, at Sandusky, o., burned
Wednesday night. Loss on stock s75.-
900; insurance, $50 000 Loss on build
ing, S25, 600, insurance, SIS, 600.
Henry Ward, negro boy who muir
dered w. II. Benson the night OF De-
cember 80, was taken from jail at Bayou
Sara, La, Tuesday night by BODY OF
masked men and hanged to tree in the
courthouse square.
AT Finchtown, KY, near Newport, the
rails on the Louisville g. Nashville road
spread, causing the wreck Of an engine.
Clarence Mesiord, night clerk At the
round-house, was instantly killed En-
gineer Charles Slogg was badly cut
about tie head.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

yArksoa : .. sszNssa sssersa easss = .
EEEs2
F.ss s4<srs4 LesSssze fssz4sss. . . F~
eS1t 4 ses ssy 1aFe ssz -z1-sAs~
4 4ezea eases sf izE-=zzs sss bs~s ~s@-s~
- tae sEya.e.a4z - shsioyvl,@. II
s-sNE E@z ,. o. s4s ~, e4ses = ~ss'SS~
EEsrs 4xs sssas - esses - 2S sac
E-sEs Ers ssFsFs. aa1erse aNsSs = - 80
4 D. d Ma fcsrs s@s Gee scs--
"a, fruss s..s.s.sal.. sas rss4ss x l11-szsA
p. xvtse. - t. aolS - tAs wsssTy 1sl
sChacl tofee. FEres teacAsFs sre sr1sFfAz -
tas malscy Tne soelgrs 50 -1sre sre ap2-t
taeasy geEasEs c@ses = feU@-
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who ever Lived, perhaps had been the
subject Of more malignant animadyer-
sion. That be committed Crieyous wrongs
there Was no doubt, yet in at ths
brilliant eoterie o. men of his time the
example o. mono was more worthy Of
emulation. lie was Al upright Judge, a
sagacious statesman, q courageous gem
eral and an able ruler lie bad most
exquisite sense Of justice that gave him
the highest regard for Tao rights ofothers
and made him despise oppression, fraud
and wrong - had a sublimity Of
moral courage which blanched neither
in the presence of danger nor response
bility. lie never sought an ONCE III his
lite. Eleven times his admiring coun.
try tempted him with alluring offers Of
places Of honor. When he found that
he was no long.r needed in place be
resigned. We haven't many sueh
mon now He would not rob the
lean lsrder OF che poor man TO en-
rich the pampered millionaire under
the specious plea Of seeking the pub
lie good. His patriotism was no sordid
or simulated sentiment. lie believed
that the granting OF special privileges
was the meanest sort Of oppression. lie
insisted on tho strictest economy in pub
lie Office, that labor might DC lightly
burdened. He believed that 10 wipe
out the public debt was the true aim OF
every true government. he insisted
that the accumulation of money in the
Treasury above the needs Of the Gov
tyranny.
Judge Benjamin Patton, of Ohio, fol-
lowed in interesting "reminiscences of
General Jackson. Judge Patton was
lifelong friend of "Old Hickory" and
is one of the few surviving men who oc-
cupied important positions under his sd-
ministration. He was appoin ed United
States District Judge for the Western
district of Pennsylvania at the early age
of %.
General John F. Wheless spoke on the
subject "Tennessee-Home of jack
SON"
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 9.-Jackson
day was celebrated here Wednesday
with procession. participated in by the
military of the state and hundreds Of
citizens. After the parade a meeting
was held - the State capitol and the
National Jackson Club was permanently
organized, with Hon. a. H. Mcclure, of
Pennsylvania. as president. The club
viii meet annually in Nashville. The
festivities Of tho day ended with his
toric costume reception at the Maxwell
House. given by the Ladies' Hermitage
Association. and the annual ball OF the
Hermitage Clnb
BosToN, Jan. o.-The Butler Club OBJ
served Jackson day with a dinner at The
Parker House Wednesday night Con
eral Butler, Corporal Tanner and others
made speeches After extolling Andrew
Jacksons virtues General Butler said:
Another think ! reverence Jackson for
is that he was the original persistent
and conquering enemy of mugwumpry."
General Butler denounced the Austria
iian ballot system as the most complete
and perfect system for defrauding the
poor, ignorant and laboring men of their
votes that ever was invented.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. e-The ami
versary Of the battle Of New Orleans was
celebrated by banquet here Wednesday
night Hon. John Young Brown. can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Governor, made brilliant speech.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
ANDREW JACKSON.
aonors % ths Memory @ sss Hsro
O. New Orleans
CELEBRATIONS OF "JlCESOs pn."
Proctor Kaeft Delivers al oratisn "a Chl-
ezxe-A N4uS@.l J@e<sSs Clas or
gaHlEes ~ Nashville. Isaa4 a.
Batlsr - Old HickSrys
FuT lNsIr oBsEKvEp

CHIcAGe. Jan. s.-Aaarew JAeksou's
birthday was celebrated here by street
pzrsds OF Democratic societies Wsanes-
day sfternooo. followed In the evening
5y memorial meeting 81 Central Music
Han A large crowd was 10 Attendance
Ou The platform was tAe desk upon
which President Jackson wlote his
famous veto u lee banking biL aud
also she i-t-e upon which he wrote AS
FIRST message r. Congress.
Ex-Governor Proctor Knott o. Ken
tucky Was the orator o. the evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
Ex.sENATOR LAPrAM DEAo.
Roscoe Conkltng'. Successor in the Uaitsd
states senate Passes Away.

CASASDAIaUA, n. Y. Jan. s,-Ex-
senator Elbridge q. Lapham died At his
summer residence on the shore OF
Canandsigua lake at $50 Wednesday
afternoon OF failure Of the heart al the
advanced age OF IS years.
lEluriige q Laphanl. OF Cansntaigua was
born la Farmiagton X. y October rs lslA
Hs vas brought up on farm, @ttesding the
winter schools. and wa subsequently a. the
Canandagua Academy. where be vas class
mate o. Hon. stephen a. Douglas He
studied civil engineering aud Was employed on
the AichiZan southern railroad, afterward nc
studied law, was admitted 20 the bar In 1874
and has since prGcttced 81 C4usuaalgua He
was = member OF the Constitutional conven-
tion % New York IN is67 WIS elected 10 the
Forty fourth. Forty -hfth aud Forty-siKth Con
crosses. aud was reelected - the Forty
seventh Congress. lie WIS elected 20 Tie
UBi,ed States senate "a a Republican July q.
1891, in the place OF Roscoe Conkliug resigned
and took his seat October II, 1851. ais term
expired March g. 1855
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

Afsase. sg4as Ia1.at Kiaz, sarsrs
Relapse. 3na 80 Dssga l. Hearty EA'
Peetad
MkDsID, Jan s-Al'enso XIII, he
infaai King % Sp4in uh0 has been III
t0r some DAYS. sn3 whose condition Was
reported % be improved. hAs lad q re-
Is pss 2nt j. nog expected % 1--we msny
hgaCs.
Iae royal physicians have little II
ans hope o. his recovery Al oeiocA
= Il BE- seemed IS though be was dead
b-t be subsequently rallied s7nor
oeg-st4, the Prime Minister has been
summoned 20 ths palace, where ne -
awaiting the end.
Alfonso XIII King Of Spain, Is he
p0sth umous son Of Alfonso AlL he
was born Nay II. 1885 aud IS therefore
wears, ; months and - days Old. lie
wss proclaimed King on the day Of his
birth. With his mother as Queen Regent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

ToRosTo. Can, Jan. e.-The Globes
Ottawa special says; A copy Of the pro-
posed eHtradition treaty between the
United States and Great Britain has been
received by the Minister Of Justice. Tho
scope Of the proposed treaty IL very VIDE
N contrast with tAe treaty q 1872.
which contains only four ofenses II
the pending treaty is adopted legisls-
tion by the Dominion Parliament will
be necessary TO bring Canada under ia
provisioue
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

STEiNGI KID. III. Jan. e-The State
Board Of Health has been notified ~
the New York board of the recent ar
rival in that city q the steamer West
erland with six cases % typbus fever
on board. The passengers have scat
tered over The country. A list Of ths
steerage passenger was inclosed that
the origin o. the disease may traced
should any OF them spread the disease
in Illinois
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
Failure of a New YORK PIANO Dealer.

NEW YORK, Jan. adam Brantigan.
dealer IN pianos at Nos last Seventeenth
street, made an assignment Wednesday
20 George Steck without preference.
Mr. Brantigan is one Of the oldest piano
dealers in the city The liabilities are
500. GOO and the assets probably slS.-
600. Mr. BranGgan's labor Of forty-two
years has thus been swept away. 1t is
the old story Of iudorsing notes for
frinnd
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he spoke ~ cen.
siderable length
although suffer
ing from s Sc
we're cold and
headach 6 He
said that II all
the records Of
his fame were
wiped out the
celebration o +
J ack son dav
would preserve
his renown %
,he last syllable
II ~ .....
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
Parnsu on o.shsa.s suit.

LONDON, Jan. e.-Mr. ParHell takes
notice OF tho Ennis boards vote of con-
ndence in Captain oShea's charges only
10 say that this proceeding may be
most advantageously met with the
deadly weapon Of silent contempt" He
SAYS:
Il intend 10 defend the action. AZ the same
time utterly and entirely deny AL culpEsblity
for to use the words Of Stonewalr Jackson
there are times when the insignincance OF an
sccuser IL lost In The insratitude OF the ac-
cusation."
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
The Canal b Prosperous.

SPRISGTIFLD, H.. Jan. 9.-The Canal
Commissions reported 20 the Governor
"Wednesday. They have received sl00
sT9 ard disbursed s90.iss With the
surplus from lsst ysar they have bal.
ancs OF Sal AL the expenses have
been paid out of the earnings without
recourse % tho legisla alive appropriation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
Held for FrtradltInn.

NEw YORK. Jan. e.-For their partic-
ipation in the Sullivan-Kilrain fight
William Muldoon, ". Z. Harding. Mike
Cieary and Nike Donovan were arrested
Wednesday and held for examination for
extraditioR 20 Mississippi. the accused
giving bail The hearing viii take
place on ths 18th inst
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

PIERRE, $. d., Jan. 9.-The Governors
message was read to the joint Legis-
lative body Wednesday. 1t is long
and able document, and refers in con-
else terms TO nearly every proposition
now before the poopla of the State 1t
estimates the deficiency for the first
year of Statehood at sl72, 90s, and ad-
viSps pConOrnv
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
III. Trjo yyas sucorsssuI.

san FRANCIsco. Jan. "a telegram
from Prof ; vs. Burnham, chief Of the
eclipse expedition sent from Lick Oh
servatory 20 South America. announces
that the observation OF the eclipse OF
tho sun on December % was entirely
successful and that the expedition is
houeWard bound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
suicide of a NtIrhiran Omei,l.

STASDIsH. Mich. Jan e-George ".
Brown, register Of deeds and deputy
treasurer Of Arensc County. was found
dead in his bed Wed acsdsy .aorn ing.
with his rovol yer IN the bed and bal-
let-holo IN bis temple No reason can
be assigned for the suicide IS every
thing pertaining 10 his business afslrs
annears ~ be n the hnst q cnnd- non
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
VIII Hold Another Fat-stock show.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 9.-The State
Board of Agriculture, notwithstanding
some opposition, voted on Wednesday
10 hold another fGt-stock show, begin
ming November 13 prox.. The show ever
sincs 1875. when it was first held. has
netted loss each year. The total loss
10 date is 1894
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

TrrvToN. y. =. Jan. 2-Dr Eniru.
husband % Nyra Kni1n. who was safo-
Gated = her room racently, sn3 Emma
Par~elL cousin 81 tae murdered woman.
were on VednesdsT niEht locked sP
charged Nith being IMPLICATED ~ the
y Il e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

BIswARCK. y D.. Jan Q-Govarnor
Miller has sent : special 1lesssre 20 the
Legislature in which be says the pres
sHt deficiency las almost reached The
constitutional limit ofG290. 200. and thst
'hs Stste Auditor csn rot issue svi-
dences ofin3obtedness beTon6 thatsurn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

DIS MoCyEs, Ia, Jan. 9.-The Secre
tary OF the Iowa State Agricultural
Society estimates the crop in the State
in 1889 TO be: Corn, s9e, O7S, coo bushels;
oats, $4,000, 900 bushels; potatoes, 81
900, 900 bushels; wheat, $4,000, 600
bushels Tho value of the total crop
exclusive Of grass. is estimated at sl27,-
OoO 0OO
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stole from uv,Idi,. A.oc,.,,s..

MIvNEAroIrs Minn.. Jan ? -Issdore
Monssch. The defaulting ex-secretarJ
Of ,he Turner Binding Association. was
arrested Wednesday afternoon on var.
rant sworn ont BY " G. Lever. a me n
be- of tho association. chsrg NJ him
With smbezzling nearly $50. go Of is
r--ar
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
Hp-vinf - flehirrr.

cHEBoTe4E hich. 5an. - vislsEs
westerly storm - ir progress sns osn.
sldsrsb.s snoV has already fallen Ths
vin gladden. The hearts - ths lurr osr
rsn. vie hss hsoo1D. ais-oursF.s a. -.
e. B ook ksTg were sbogt - b-sst
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
L..ped for Their I've.

HIhwATBA. Kan. Jan f.-Tb. pm
cipai hotel here was burned early Mon
day morning. many % the guests n
obliged 20 jBmr from the v1n6ows The
fBsncisl loss is about 80 00o -ith
q. 600 insurance
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

CErot 90. Jan s-vsrsrnsp vsrrss
sisa - ths oeuntT hospital Tuee1sy
rif1t o. ssnorr1s F-owtt - tts ssfpr.ss
tisssss Tns disease. ~ Hsrtor stys
Is ~srF rare cus IL ue6i-sl sssres
Nsrrs. vs-rhes rnarLr anl nnnras
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

RIO ~ TAVEmo. Jan. o-+n 60 -
decree ass promu.F Fstea Proc.si1s tls
separation 0f caarch sud state, fssrsn-
tees rsl.rlo8s sbertT equally. saS con-
Times tas Lts sfipends granted under
80 monsrhv
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

NAsBvITIF. Tenn. Jan a call fof
the third National convention % Eepub
licsn clubs as been issnei The meet
ings viu nc held here beginning
Ma-ct
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

La P3RTT, ind. Jan "a 2. Thorn
Ton. receiver ~ ere fontirentA' Fire IN
sursnoe COMPANY. - Michigan city es-
tinstes its Liabilities a. SIS 900 Ths
assets are 8. o90 in notes -hjoh The "a
-eiver thinks are worthless ard $50
worth ~ T.4 frt.-as
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

brsUhH~s 3 p Jsr Tts T@gis
lsters convened Tnss1sT and sftsr
souss discussion. shs men bs-s - bstt
trsaenss vote5 r. F~f their per sisu
s4rlng sss rscsss b, tts sEsrvaHg sstE3srs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

CHIcA6o, Jan The total east
bound shipments % dead freight from
Chicago last week wa l12 300 tons.
against lo2 lp8 for the preceding week
and JOS 668 Tor he corresponding week
last year This beats a. previous REQ
crGs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

LoFpos. Jan. IA pan - sus
lace factory a. Mott inFfsu. hss h.sn
sssfrove5 r. IRE The lost % 80 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

koth ths method sud results when
syrup Cf - IS taken; iL IS pleass1.
aud refreshing to ths taste, AID acts
gently yet prom3lly GA ths Kidneys,
Liver AL Bose.s. c.eanses the sTs-
tsm eGectlalY. dizpes colds, head
aches AID fsFers ald cures habitual
constipation. syrup of Figs Is tho
ouly remedy Of iIs kiHd ever pro
dlced, pleasing o. the taste and ac-
cep-able b tie stomach, prompt In
"a action and truly beneficial Ia is
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
g. al and have made il the most
popular remedy known
syrup of Figs Is fer sale Ia soc
and 81 bottles b7 all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may rot have it on hand vii pro
cure it promptly f1r any one Who
wishes b tfy l. Do not accept Aay
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup CO.
ssY sRAsc SEQ. ca.
t90iSgILe ~. EEa Y0R< ~
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THE MARKETS.
sraIn, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Jan .
FLoUR-Without change Patents. q 5Osx47s:
Strsights, 375a14 25; Bakers, q 9ons . .
Winter Patents q 9oSb4 20, Clears, Ss ocas 90
WHEAT Ruled steady but quiet No cash
and January ranged ~ 7sa977c; May slbQ
s2-sci - wheat, F162c; No 3. 64&75c, de
pending or quality.
CoRS-ModcratelY active and hrmer. No. 2
and No yellow. 2ao, No :, es02eEc, Jan
usry, 29e Fetruary %. sGQeac ~ rch To- =
Sozc May SlAG3igo; July, - i.Gas,c
oATs-Firner and higher. No cash. 2Ols
G2oAc; JeI1sry. osG0kc; February s0ye.
May, soa22i.c Samples in good supply, De
White 2ia2sc No. 2, eo9fG2ie; Nc = White.
se923c
RYE-Was rather frmer. no cash, '4+a
49, sample lots No T. 44,sas5s 30. 3 "a
SIC, No Tor May delivery, +sssc hid
BAREY Was quiet and steady No by
sample. 2SG7so for common 20 choice. Nc .
Western, 2G26c, Northwestern SJG52c Tor
light 10 choice heavy
MISS PoRK-TradipE rather Efht an
prices ruled higher a. o. a5ets 70 TO- cash
b 2599 27,t for January se.S5asS7s< for Feoru
sry - 7osa75 FOR Nay
LAHD-TradiDg ooly fair and prsoes steady
~ &.77A15 ~ for cash. g. ma 80 fer JEnu
sry: s5s2n85s for February; pO2Has0
for NAV
EGf@--t tTerh- q q Sc
PoULTBY Dressed Chickens 5osc per
Dressed TuTkeys 6filc per = Live Duoks
s,eoc per = Live Geese s. ooe7 o. per Dozen.
WHISKY steady. % The basis O O. q foT dis
tillers finished goods
NV YORK, Jan 8
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10

NovrnEAr. Jan John Carvv. .
tsvslsr las FED tts city tsxing ali tis
<isuopos and leaving - 90 a. its.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-09-05
A Novel rlan lor HousekeepInr.

The most novel plan of housekeeping
for a large family ever known in Wash
ington is that adopted by Mr.. and Mrs
W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse, the former a
son Of the bishop. Mr.. Whitehouse,
from choice rather than necessity, has
leased for the season two good sized
houses, the first on Hillyer place. owned
by the family of the late Francis Whar-
ton, and the second in the neighborhood,
though around the corner, fronting on
Connecticut avenue. There is, therefore,
no connection in any way between the
two. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehouse reside
on Hillyer place, and their household.
when collected. consists of six children
tutor. governess and twelve servants
CAicago Tribune.