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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-10
New Goods.

Val Lorrs, the popular tailor, has
just received a fine stock of fresh
goods, direct importations. His mot
to is, the best goods, the best fit, and
at the lowest figures. Call and see
him. 2-25-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-10
FOR Sale,

One large hand power wheel, one
half horse, for $50.
One 4-horse Teurke water moter,
cost $l75. Can be bought for $40.
Address r. b. JOHNSON,
LIGHT Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
Mr. Parnell

LONDON, Dac 10 Mr.. PANEL arrived at
Eiuee;owu early this morning. A body
guatd O; two huadrs. OF Ms supporters, the
PArnel leadership committee and other
dsputstico5 Ve.o on the pier to receive him
Tae croed embarrassed the horse and drew
the cas- through Ehs dark streets while The
crowd foiio POI; eia 4ics God Ss0e Ireland. u
DUBLIN. D g l0.-Mr. Parnell WHO'S one
of the directors of Inc United Ireland con-
pspy, to-day ss'z.a tho plant OF the paper,
stopped .;le Issue Of lha current edition ana
eiscsed tDe odi,cr f,r biz pe.s ssens advocacy
of bis (M.. Paroeli's) :etremeut.
Sticks and stools ware used as weapons by
.hs shsriffs Officers aod the sub EDITOR, and
tba + If waa fied With Il ling misailfs. Final
IL, afer sharp at.u2gle, The sub-sditora
yera put out OF the building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen
held December 8, 1890, there were present ;
VIM. H. Marbury, esq, Prcsdout, and Messrs.
Burke, Hinken, Bryant and Mckenzie.
The following resolution, offered By Mr. Bry-
ant, was adopted
B. so,vcd by The City Council of ilexandris,
That when ne adjourn tonight it will b to meet
on tho second Tuesday in Jsnnsry next.
Tire following were 70 eiyed from tie ComrTo on
Council and their action concurred in; viz: ] he
petition OF r F. Leo Camp Confederate Veterans,
fer repsirng tho intersection OF Prince and Wash
ton treOts the petition OF f. Rnsenthal for re-
duction of rent upon the ground u, on which his
mil is located the bils CT G. G. Cariin and VIM
f. Carrie for services rendered a. acting Clerks OF
tho Common Council; the communication from
the Board of Trsde requesting new census OF
tbs city; elso The petition of Powell Griscon for
the removal of the siding at tbs intersection o.
soyal and Wilkes streets.
The act to keep record of the deaths oc. urring
in the city of exandria was received from tho
Common (ouncil and lsd on the table
Tcs:e: NJ P. VINCENT, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting OF the Common Council
OF the C ty of Alexandra, Va, held on the 9sl
day OF Deccmoer, 1890 there were present john
Z. Swt cGey, esq, President, aud Messrs. Altch-
cson Snowdcn, Fisher, K:stft BallengeT, french
emoot Davis, Harrison, StrdeT, Uhler and Nc
Coen.
Tho report of the Finance Comm ttee recon,
mending the payment Of 50 so to G. g. Carln and
50 to VIM. F. Carne for services as acting CLERK,
snd TIRE report of the committee t II TIC peti-
ton Of G. Rosenthsl fer reduction OF rent re-
co.nmendipg tna' the rent he reduced to ; 20 per
wear. and that the property be rented to Mr. Rc-
.cotha! auartcriy provided he 8gIe:s to vscate Oh
sixtv d,ys' notice were adopted.
A petit n from L. r Lie camp fcr snd
inn owed pavement at the intersection Of Wash
ington and Price stree-s was referred to the
Com uittee on Streets SIS waa also the POSITION Of
Powell GJiscom fer the removal of the siding az
the southwest corner Of Wlses and Royal strs cts.
IAN sct TO keep record Of the deaths occurring
il the city of Alexardris" Was read three times
and pas ed By tue following vote; viz: Ayes,
Messrs. Arch, son, Sncwcen, Fisher, Kraft, Isl
Iepger, Devis, Harrison. + ench smoot. StrideT,
Uhler, McCueH and Mr.. P5esident-12. No s,
none.
communication from the Board of Trade re-.
questiDg Council to order new census of the Gig
Was referred to the Committees on Finance ard
Gener ! Laws jointly.
rcso IL ion that wheu Council sojourrs it be
t. re- % he 2d rne d Y ip January, sol, w3s
!e-ei 81 ir;o, he ;;oG:c ot Aldcrnlen AID thair
acsion coocur7ed in.
The board then adjourned.
TcSte: JSo. T. JoHNsoN. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10

H.. resigned Denard. Amelia county, u I.
Mjiie-, vice q. b. Hsmlin, resigned Homi-
land, Culpeper county, Ellen Shaw, vice (.
il. Shaw, deceased Soudau. Mecklenburgh
county, W. l.. Oliver, vice Z. s. Grigg. de-
csssed; Swensboro. Chesterfield county.
Mary E. Bros6oax, vice Mrs. NJ. A. Hack
cit, RESIGNED; Sgcoine, Loudoun county. (.
D. NJ fat, vice W. H. Lowe. resigned !;
Tu,per, 3 :naswick county, A. J. Calls, vice
J. Il. Parrish resigned.
A mee;iug cf the directors of the new
Washnetou, Norfolk and Old Point Steam
boat Company was held here yesterday.
The second OF the boats Of the line will be
launched about tie frat of the new year.
These two bca will run at night, but
new boat will Do built end put On the line
during the comlBg year that will make day
trips. The company has not yet selected liz
wharf property al Alexandria.
The Georgetown and Arlington Railroad
Company, toe road that is to run from
Georgetown to Falis Church, has changed
the charter it is applying for, SO that iDstead
OF crossing ths Potomac on the piers of the
free bridge, its passengers and freight shall
cross that bridge in coaches and wagoGs.
At g meeting OF she House census commit
! tee this morning 1t was determined By the
republican majority that the question of
recount in NeW York and Brooklyn should
not delay &c :on ia the confederation OF the
apporliopmant bill. From the way the
members OF the committee talk it is sup
posad that, es previously stated in this cor
respondence, the number of representatives
will bs 556. Is hy that number none of the
State congressional delegations will be re-
duced.
The bill to improve the road from Alex.
sndria to ia National Cemetery near that
city, wac signed by the Vice President yes
teSday evening, end was sent to the White
House to-day for the Presidents approval.
| The defest Of the resolution to remove the re-
mains of Geaersl Grant to Arlington in the House
| yesterday evening wa, q great surprise. Inc ro-
publlc>ns oppose to recover lost ground IN New
| York ana The democrsts to maintain theirs
Then too all the candiiates for the next Sp SAX
| ership voted against is to mako themselves sold
| with the big dem cratic delegation from New
| York in the next House.
| Senator Barbour WIS at the Postcffice Depart
mcnt to-day, at this request of Ieopio from Frank
| lin, Virginia to have the msii route from that
village to EdentOn, NC, continued by water as al
| present and not changed to railroad route.
| 1t is understood horo that while Senator Bar
| bour has been collected member of the board Of
| directors of tie Virginia Midland RslIO ID, he
| rarely or ever sttends the meet u of that board
| Mr. Hawlev introduced q bill in thu Senate To-
| day by which the army will be increas d by Il.
| addition Of Two reg III 3nts of artillery.
| The son te nsY6l CONF ittee heSrd argumentt
| to-day 10 favor OF recruiting the engin crs corps
from graduates Of tcchni, al tchools, who shall re
ceive posi- graduate coarse at the naval academy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
Terrible Ira gedy

CHARLOTTE. n o., Dec. 10 Near Hen
rietts Mills, Rutherford county. yesterday,
Ho:iowey Wall shot and killed his Wife'
Dangerously woua,!sd Der brother and then
pat m eud 70 his cwn Ifs. Ahaut eighteen
m2atha ego be married bliss Eva Eaynes
aai went vast. Alter eight Of nine months
ha 2osetted her, aod hsr relatives assisted
her to return lons. Wall had not been
hse.d OF uos;l yesterday, when he arrived
il Forest Gig, p7ocafed conveyance aud
dro7e GU to whers his wis was living. On
arriving thera be ca!lsd her to the door,
crew hin revolver and shot her down, shoot
ing her twice sf,er she fell. IA then shot
aud dangerously wounded her brother, r.
r. Haynes, wao cane to her assistance,
and mounted his bo-7s aad rode awsy.
q party gent 10 pussniS snd found him
ubrut tso milcs away, lyiog dead By The
rcadside With bullet in his heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Ga=ette
NAsRINa rGN. d. O., Disc. TO- 1850.

Especial Correspondence Of The Alex andra Ga@ettel
WAsRlNG rcN. D. O.. Disc. 10, 1850.
TIE fats of,he Force bill 10 the Senate is
rs douo,fu' as ever. but The resolution int:o-
Guced in that body t5-3ey by Mr. Plumb. to
NEST at 10 O'Clock a a., thai the norni; g
hour explre at II, and that there De daily
recess from 5 to S .. n. locks as though even
some OF the IukeWarui republican Sena CTS
ara net oppoap;i TO it's paassge provided & g
object caE oa speedily accomplished. But
the worst eiea yet Is tbs positive fact
that Senator Inga!ls having peremptoriy
refused 10 play the Reed role, by reason Of
his desire 30 preserve his parliamentary reg
ord, and the stronger resson afforded By the
result OF the recent election in his State end
bis candidacy for reelection. the rampant
Soush-3aters in tbs Senate, Messrs. a0ar,
Eimords, Spoouer, and Chandler, have, by
threats, oc!id, z1d hir. Morton, against bis
will. inio egraeing to attempt the role him
self whsn the occasion shall arise. A caucus
of the republican Senators will be held to-
NIGHT to receive the report of the committee
APPOINTED to formulate the closure rule.
NotVjshsisndnS ell this, however, there is
9 rreyslers lea that Tiers are enough re-
oublican Sapators opposed to the bill, Wis.
by uniting with their d. mocratio colleaeoe
can have 1t, OF substitute, referred 90 q
committee, and thus be enabled 10 let the
VOLTS esS 90 without danger 90 themselves.
The House committee 10 investigate tins
cb8rges CT fraud end corruption against
COMMISSIONER Raum CT the Pepsion Bureau
met ibis morning. BIZ. Lewis Of Mississppi
otfsred resolution that the committee also
investigate the statement that MIR. RaGm
a6audoued his Office in order to take an
active part in the recent canvass against
Congressman Cooper, who had brought tbs
charges sgslnst BIN, but the republican
kslembess of the committee 7otsd it doTn.
TDe following Charges ia the An cass
postcfiess OF Virgins "e:e made to-day:
Briery, P;incs Edward county, E. T. NeW-
comb appcia.od pea, master vice G. W. Redo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
TELEGRAPEIC BREVITIEs.

Fire in the linseed oil works in San Fran
cisco this morning caused loaa OF 5000, Goo.
The suspension OF Hamilton Bishop wGs
today anucunced Gu the New York sock
exchange.
The American ptlntwc ks ct Fall Ri9e..
Msss., will shut down at the end of the
week for an indefinite period.
The Greenvil!e, Tenn, Woolen mills, and
buildings adjoining we're burnsd lest night.
ensai!iog loss of Sos COO; 20 insurance.
Henry Seebaob was acquitted il Bait!-
more tC-'ay Of tina killing Of Benjamin
Eots:maD, on the 23fd Of April last. TIE
evidence showed that Seeb:ch acted 10 self
defence
Three persona c1aa, wits aad daughter
were instantly killed a. the Minneapolis
Ualvels,ty Sta,ion Of the Great Northern
Road thia morning in tho &C, Of boarding e
train, beiog run dowa By en- Onnba traia.
Owing to continued quietneas 10 the &C al
trade and the large stocks OF hacd, the coal
department OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western r. R., yesterday ordered an In
definite closing down OF all their mines n
the vicinity OF Wilkesbarre, Pa.
ROME, Dec. 10.-Tn his speech Opening
thu Italian Parliament to-iny King HuE-
bert said following my fathers oxsmple,
I hsve always respected the rights my cr-
ceso,'s religion, but will pever suffer n y
sovereign authority to he derogated 10 that
Religions name"
In Lumpkin coauty, Ga, yesterday, tho dead
body Of 4 white man was found hanging over the
middle of the road from projecting limb on tree,
on which wzs fastened card, reading 'dc5h to..in-
70 .meIs" Tho identify OF the victim coald not
| b, c.tsb ished, neither is there any cuo 10 the
perpetrators of tho deed. The section has been
| terrorzsd for some time By iIics di5ti.lers
J.B. Buckley's button manufsctory in Provi.
dsrce, 3. l., was damaged by fire to-day to the ez-
| tent OF $4,000
he Crow Indians to-day cold nearly 1000, 600
| acres of land to the govern snt.
MI. Avery, tho principal merchant of csccoa,
Ark, Las failed for $50, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
yIRaIprs EEWa.

Tae marriage IF Miss Maria Powell, G
Wsrreo,on, niece CT tho late Admiral P1v,
ell, 70 Rv Dr.. Thomas, Of Redmond, Ti
teke plate sariy in The winter.
TIE private soldiers monument on Liz
~ HH', R'ohnond, sill be reproduction
o. Pcmpas's P lar at Alexandria, Egypt
s1rmorn;ec By b.orzs figure Of a Confed
etate iaiaat7s man, musketia band. Already
q considerable po.tion of the granite work
hla been conc.
Majoc Fraucia e. Hill. OF Maaison county
pssl grand master of Mssons In Virgtn;a
wss aJtepd og the Grand Lodge in Rich
mond yes.sfdag, when he received IL
forms'io nf the snddsn death of his wife
The GrsrG Lo5gs passed resolutions q
sympathy for tbs bersaved husband.
Ghs Valley Railroad Company will hold
g .1eaairg 1T Orange, 9. e., on the LIB
woefs l. y VIII meet number ofreprssen-
tatiqe capt Nsss, who have assured The con-
nspy ths5 they are ready 70 negotiate for
the construction CT the rosd at once. The
charter propd9s for . railroad from FEEDER
ickfbusg to Harrisonburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
Foreign News.

LONDON, DEC. 1o.-siavin and McAngn.
charged With engaging il 8 pr.z -GSht.
were to-day adjadgea not guilty, ana toe
prisoners were released.
PAEIs. Dec. lO.-Ptipcass Marie, the
second child snd eldest daughter OF inc
Duke Of E1inourgh has osen hetio,ned 10
Prince Fstdinard. hei: 80 the Roumaoisn
throne.
EDINBURGH, De- lo-Tbe freedom u
the city of Edinburgh, recently presented
to Mr.. Parnell, bias 5eea withdrawn aad Mr
Parneli's rame erased from the ri q
burgeases
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10

RAILROAD MEETINGs.-A meeting Of
the stockholders of the Richmond end
West Poin. Terminal snd Warehouse Cen
pany was held in Richmond yesterday
The report OF President John H Iaman gas
read. Il showed tbs position of The COM
pany TO be stronger than at any previous
period of its history that 10 is entirely free
from all Fl ,stirg indebtedness and has p
cash surplus in bauk of 1926 7G2, beside
moneys loaned on demand amounting to
S343,099 The gross earnings OF all The
Terminal properties during the year show
an increase over the preceding year oI
IS 764,112 The report II f.rs also to an in
oortant allisncs With the Missouri Pacific
pailgsy system on the M;ssiesiDpi rivsr al
Memphis and Arksusas City. Mr. tamsr
yes reelected president,
TOE following board of directors VS.
elected: T. Nj. Logan. Calvin S. Btce, q
M. McGhee, e. B. Pant. Pat Calhoun,
Simon Wormser. JonD n. Ha john @. Go
hour, John e Rutherford, John g. Mocre
Samuel Tnomae, James Swarm, Jay Gould
George ]. GaE6, Sidney Dilon, Abrac, :
Hewitt, r T. Wilson and J c. Mabso.
Suhat q lent to the meeting Of ;he Iafmi
aal Company the sSookholders' meeting o.
the Rchmnnd aud DaaviI!s Railroad Com
peny was held. Tee stock, nearly the
whole of which is held by the Terminal
Company, IVES voted for tie following of
fcesrs: John II. Idmen, pres dent; direc
tore, eamu.l Themes, Gavin S. Brioe. John
G Moore, John q. Calhoun, John q. Rnth-
erfcrG, @. Nj McGhes, John N. Hail, john S
Barbour. Samuel Nj. IomaD, George J
Gon!d. James Z Pace and w. G. Olk:nsn
The report of the president called sttcn-
zion to the faos OF c large Increase ic the
gross ea.riDgs, AID also IN the net earnings
the increase in The former being over one
and e-half millions End ia the latter over
100000 apd to the unusual prosperity pee
gsi,ing in the mineral, agricultural and
manufacturing industries throughout that
portion of tbs South travefsed by the Rich
mend end Danville system. & trackags AZ
rangement between the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad 81 his compaay for thu nee
of the VII ginia Midland tracks YVES directed
to be executed.
It was explained that this is q simple "tracksge
contract By which the richmond and Uanvlhe,
as lessees of the Virgins Midland, gives the Chos.
apt axe and Ohio the right TO run IFS tlsiD5 over
the Midland road from Gordonsvil:e TO Aiexsn1-
ria snd is done to prevent the construction By the
Chesapeake and Ohio of line parallel to that OF
the Midlsnd, ~ granted permission bJ the isst
legislature Mr. Lauterhach said the lease sl:o
meanr for the two roaGs that harmony when VIII
result in their natural coed aud be- eft, AID the
interest of Mt Jay Gou d in the TeIminsl pro-
periie, would 60 much to increase the bu ldess o.
the East Tennessee Virginia AMI u, ofgia soo the
Georgia Pacific railroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10

THE SPEECH made by MIR. German in the
ssnste last Monday, in which be urged hls
repu5lio.n colleagues to abandon their par
tisan efforts to iyure the South, go that
something might be dono that would st least
tend to prevent the impendiUg fnanclal
panic. and save the people Of The North from
the miserable results of such panic, is con
oedei by oil uuprej adiced people to have
been one of the most apposite and telling
ex.enporaneous speeches ever delivered IL
that BODY. And yet Mr.. German belongs
to that ciass OF politicians. go abhored Of
mugYuraps-the workers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10

ArroRnGY GENERAL MILLER. 8 pro
ponaced aGvocste of the Force bill, in reply
to O. Senate inquiry respecting the number
OF election preuinots and supervisors CT cleo
tons in the country. says he has not the
m ans of supplying the desired information,
o her people have It, and Why the chief
Law officer Of he government doesn't, is what
10 onIq can tell. Els Ignorance on the eue-
isct, however, may BE explained By the fact
that the information required of him wcud
b used as an argument against the passage
of the bill rafsrred to. Ardyat the President
is Blinking Of appointing Mr.. Miller to .
seat GA the Snpreme Bench.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
A FRENCH Docrcg's OPINION OF Kccg'

A FRENCH DoCrC2's OPINION OF KCcH's
LYMPF.-In a lecture on the Koch tEeat
msnt. ia Pars yesterday, Dr.. Bsaumei2
st&lsG that ssvetsi patients who had bson
inocnia,ed win the lymph had grown worse
AFTER The FIRST III 4ctious, and that III The
cases Of oihefs no spprecisble Improvement
was shown. He had therefore decided 10
abandon the nsw method in Ms practice.
DR.. Basuma.z a!ro said he considered that
Prof Koc1 bad not made sufficient ezper
n1euts uron eGimals before applying the
iymph to tee care oiSumaa ailments end de-
cIered his Intention of himself further pui-
ujng the experiment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
South Carolina Senatorshi9.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 1O-The ?o.e i
the South Carolina Legislature to-day III
U. s. Senator was "a follows Irbg. 60; Din
aldsjn. 45; Hampton, A; J. J. Hem?hi
8; SmaIls, L. O,ly one bal!os Was ;aSep
Mr. Hsmpbill is one Of the dark hossrg.
i, stated that Coz. Ti'lmau may b0 saa g
the Senate asainst his wishes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
To Guell a Blot

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Disc. 1O-sbeT Il
Smith, With 3 posse of fifty welI-a'msd men,
.efs lsgt night Cor the B!ue Creek mines, 10
ausil .io:, which YVES reported to be 10
progress thore, between tbs strikers end
the negrn min2rs who have taken their
places. a thousaod men were employed
a. these naines ald their places are being
raid Led By negroes. Fur Of the
lssde5s were arreseJ qliea is Now re-
stcred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
The Illinois Senatorship

SPRINGFIELD. Ils.. Dso. 1O.-Reprsaenta-
li7ea of the Confederation OF Fafmsrs and
Lahosers' organ ,tions Of the State hsid "A
gecyet conference here yesterday aud adopt
I'd preamble and resolution Getting forth
that,as they have maiofty of .he memaess
of sbe next assembly on i'int ballot, they
will make rni,ea "a oct fnr $50 e'ca;ion Of a
prscticsl farmer f,r Z. s. i5snsto-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10
muERpAKy ANV c0MMN.ClhL

Nzv YORK.. Dec 10-The oc, market TINS
morning was quiet and showed that the riso OF
Yesterday had been too fast, lus thoro was stiils
firm undertone to the dealings and considera5c
strength WIS solayid lste in the hour Jhs
oening Ggures were almost Eli materially lower
I'll IN lat nights closing prices Farther losses
however. were tho rule in tho carly trailug.
The downward movement wss checked, however.
moro activity in the list, aa3 advaaCcd prices
most of the list to someth,ng above the opening
f2ures. At IL o'clock the market WAS still ne
tive and finn at or near tina best prices Reached
and generally small fractions begter than tn
opening figures.
BALTIMORE. D,csmbcr 10-yirgnis colse.g
=; lo.aUs 30 Ed do 3s 623s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-10

EVERY BODY in this country, protection
isss and free trade alike, conce1e5 thse
tariff barrier between ths northern and
soashern States wculd be Injurious to both,
tough Infinitely more 90 to The former. For
nrecis,l L. similar ress ,rs the cussoms' souses
s,cDg the Canadian and Mexican borders
are also luxurious to the Uated States ard
10 Csns6o and Mexoo, Though mere SO to
the fcsloes ::thap to the two latter, for their
n-odncts are eoie in England without any
targ Every in e!leept and uorffjad.cad
ran. recognizes the truth of this. And that
Tie vast body CT American voters do, Is
Troved by TIE 100000 msjoEity tseS gave
against the p-otectionists at last month:
g actio3