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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
STARTING oN \ YACHTING CRUISE.

EIGHTY yachts ,o,It.d on IN cub" Of ;"' A""-fo.F
Yacht Eacno Association yesterday The start Wa oil i'G
l,.r,,o, l.,l. C..l'- Aol.. The ,ach rh 80 - con
.,.4e iIdrl1f nt-t and from :ner' o. H. N,iN"" I-''.'
r.. flee, ,,,t.t- 20 reaoh ISLANDS Vl tl'-Gi' I"'
,.d-r p.l,t Yacht tl.h holds is ANIMAL f"sH'1 90
,y,duc-ds- and the Gc-t VIII D. there. -" hr'1 ~
,t r.t VIII Iun g. L'ords 1iarloe and Ola Friday -
Ind an Hab0r whore bali VIII Joe give" a. 1'' L'',
~ moi da, the yscht, wiz Farri nt. In Sac r'att' %
do tcd,u labor Yacht cub Most of tire ja''t~ vhi'h
t,r,.d ,toiday were small s!oo!- nnd ciin"'0 I"'i''
with ioiv aud skf1l rh- n.iNO'n Ia commodore
painc's schooner EGitl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Assistant United slates pis;rc--Attorney Daniel
oConnel in the criminal branch oi thc United states
Court, sent his resignation Yesterday % United states
Assistant District Attorney Mitchell TO take effect OH
October al which time Assistant United states Dis
trict Attorney Roe will leave Tie service. Mr. RGse was
at the head Of the criminal branch lie SAYS th0t he
resigns merely 20 make money than the GOV
followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
MN C,g p0RRED ~ ARKaNSiS.

Tevarkana. Ark. Juy 70 (Spc'.IaD.-A bold mail
robbery va. committed her. Saturday night. which
yea. not made public until to-day. While ne west
u,iid NAL car bound for III Paso was standing III inc
from Mountain yards door Va' forced ana ali 81 me
baga cut AMI p.undcrcd. J. v Noh''N' INC P0'"
c.-,,. y- .t upper and the robbery Vas not d'cov
,.,, ,,r,u IL, returned Tho rphbcr took Olly money
and if,,clry and the los, IS estimated ~ TiUpo me
,i' GA. -.ri i'm It Jutc bag mi! Vf mall but wien
49," ,.i'u. VA, discovered he had made good his cs-
ram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

''m'' Sweeney "as a1cNtd on sunday evening ncar
INC entrance to the Staten Island Fcriv Ills cothe,
''V '.~@ tA lie WaS locked up aad yc~crl, ~ mora.
ms "Heh aitdlsned In the Police Court va. fined $40
Tor being dlsod1iy. }. r. Cap,yao a LAWYER ot
NO zSo broadway went to the court and declared tst
sweeney had been brutay dubbed by Policeman Smith,
VINO arrested him. J2oa hearing this the Justice re.
'''u 'he INC Mr. Canavan then won't 70 Police Head
es'S 70 MIKE complain: against tho policeman.
al IAe witnesses 20 the alleged assault viii appear t.
~ssAa ~ foAce Headquarters to-nar'aw afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

sister, or some other friend. Another Of Mr. Andrcwst
grievances the conduct OF his wife with JeWeN
Todd. young man from Washington. Mr. ANDREWS,
after the separation OF his wife from him. followed her
10 Narragansctt Pier whore she stopping Win er
parents at the Rockingham. and at the Casino saw
her and Mr.. Todd drinking and flirting, he said lie
came back to Boston after seeing this, and sent
detective to the Pier 10 get evidence.
The detective not al the Pier long, but while
he was there, he testified. he Mrs. Andrews and
Mr. Todd together great deaf that they drank at the
Casino and tried TO occupy the piano stool In the
Rockingham parlOr late saturday night, July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
SEEKING PARDON FOR EXALDERHAy JAEHyE.

The friends Of ex-Adernan Jaehne, now serving Q
term I'm Sing Sing Prison. think that he has not been
treated fsirv inasmuch a. lie is the only member Of
the Board of 1884 who Is now being punished for
The cHcncc with which thirteen Of the members were
charged. They arc therefore, circulating petition
among the Germans this city, ASKING the Governor to
pardon the Imprisoned "bO)dlcr.' brother OF the
convict is circulating the petition, which has been
pretty literally signed principally. however on accouns
Of tie u;ea That To.oue s German and he has been
punished while all Of the irish members OF Tie board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
EYCTRsYOYS TO PELHAM PARE.

President Gallup. OF the Parl. Department, has a
plan for giving series oG excursions for working girls
10 Pelham Park. Early next month the first Of these
will take place \ number Of working cirl,' assoc;'
tons are cooperating this plan, and among me
people who have talen interest In II are D. IL.
Johnston. Henry Herman Mr.. W. Tod lIclmuih ana
Mrs C.. ;. White. The picnic grounds are on Ciiy
AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES REGATTA.

Tho NdH. Stsl.o Rowing A-spc alton -".t 10 %rWa-@
,o. ,fout ,i couplot1 arrangements fo- the regatta 20
IN, had Oh the P1.,aic EivF August and :. tn
cam, ~. ruortod taat the steam Yacht rn"1r Q''rn
sd L chartered 70. the rr'-s AMI tn inch iro!c
r,r tl rdeo,- bout Two bas'- had also b",n sccui
49, .,,l stand, aad ticket, ~ admission 60 tafn sill To-
rad. ir f.v days. Arrangements l1'r b'n coni''ed
v.l te V',st.ru rnon Telegraph Con"1a' for ai-n-I7
AZ ever, quarter milo along ' Entries VIII co-
Erf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

and was purchased BY Rrasenose College. which
- recovered its original emblem. which probably
m.s modelled during the twelfth century. II repre-
,sp,s a Hons face. with Cing through the mouth'
and il is very curiously embcliShed.
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
4 WEDDING.

Marie Antonette oily daught 0: the Rev. rr ana Mrs
w. MeKencree Darwood. OF Yo1,r- was married ve.t-r
day TO Dr Howard Gillespie. Meyers Of No 226 West
sevenIyhith-st' this city TAcy were married by tho
Daes father Who Is the pastor Of the Central Metbt
ohuFch at Nonkels. d. Meyers is a gl4duate Of Prince
ton and Bellevue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
Special No!less.
Back Ache Currd by Carriers
and Bel donna Bal, Ache pla,ters.

.mar. W. d and nc'I'do-na .ll' Acne T!l,teFs
i,''s canned rpr.d preserved and branded fruits Ao'
.o,r uI..t1 Lar CA! lsLeIdss G1tef4i used
Al f-i'i OAK u g.t. and stored for customers UNTIL
ft FOR rlrcilars ,oEtiEg prices anC tieP,nces ad-
dr.s. L y. Sled:, No. / Alice COury, BEoOa4yn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

ing scene complete bit dihcult c0uiaEe, .abng
only in the Of "countertctnc.' and then sun
attempted return TO the absolute vOroannoss which
has never been lOSt-all these thlag> make up the
sum Of Rosalnd. character trying II Is en-
tIancng. All these things Miss Rehan understands
and cXpresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
ACTIVE NTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

The business Mons Republicans or|aLiLl''l o. no
IXth Assembly District held Spe'al '1'clmS l's'
cvcnin, M no Is Grove st. President William \.
Mo-. ur.sficd More than nity now member, were
enrolled The clu5 has an active membership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Women from their sedontary habits are often subJec9
70 headache ana constipation 4h''e dle euiVA1 iS'NN
BIZ Clfter's L4t.le Liver pills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Words cannot describe Tho Qoss the sickness the lux.
rIa.ee the flowing wayY beat OF tn hair IN Or ss
daily with Barys TricopLeious Only cure lof Dalune'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Fer suuburn, itching and all pain nothing equaS
Ponds Extract. Cooling and healing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Champagne that Docs Not Inebriote. ,,.
DeiciOgs '.iiuitDu tflgp Champagne lnaue Oh HahS
tOu' and purs ginger extract NoDalcOhollc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
Fire Bugs.

The existence of a gang Of fire bugs, which
is secretly End effectively organized to do
harm to tho wealthy Dupont family, is ter.
roriz ng the farmers ann residents 10 general
of parts of Brandywins and Chrisiiapa Han
dreds, DEL, and although determined fort
to capture or learn tho identity Of the iD-
cend,aries have been made by PDkerton O
tectives, by the Duponts themselves, and by
many citizens. the latter in hone of securing
the standing reward of 50 900. nothing has
been learned regarding the perpetrators.
Tne gang burned two large bsros belonging
to the Duponts shortly before aud imme-
dis.el after last Christmas, and their la,est
known exploit Was the burning Saturday
night of the large barn ard si'o en- farm
one -halfa mile from Rncklaud. owned by
William Dupont, promioent member CT
E. 1 Dupont & Co. the renowned nowder
manufec urers, and tenanted by Edward
Seiiz,r. The latest crime caused an aeere-
gate loss of not less than S15, 600. Four valusb
horse, and eight cows were consumed In the
flames hssid $50 bushels OF ensilige, 60 tons Of
bay, 400 bushels Of co n, so bush' Is of rye and
quantity of cloverJeed. The barn was fired in a
number OF places,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
Cold Weather Begins.

snow se1 IL Saturday afternoon IN the
south Ia,t OF Minnesota ard has kept up
srce, from three to Eve inches having fallen
In different localities, The snow extends
over into Dakota, and will probably be
very heavy.
The Ysnkton, D. correspondent of the
Pioner Press telegrep5s that paper that q
heavy soowstorm began Saturday morning
Ssqerai inches have sliesdy fallen, and Old
settlers 81 Indians say that winter has gel
10 aud TIN ground viii b. under snow from
nov nnil epsiue. Colder weather is alec
expected oy them.
A high wind accompanied the snow at
Rochester, MINI. Laksfeld, Albert Lee,
ST. James, and Wilmar, all report heavy
snow, with prospects OF it las:irg some time
Some Ugh, h2rries of snow have been re
ported oefnse this season, bat his is really
the first snow of The season Throughout
southern Minnesota aud South Dakota.
The Fl genuine cold wave OF The season
struck Barlngton, Ia. and vicinity Saiut'
day morning. a heavy sIes, storm prevail
ei O. n0st ell day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

THE PRESIDENT wa5 only deferred from
issuing call for an extrn session of Con-
gress 10 pass the Fo,ce bill By the advice Of
some of the wiser members Of his Cabinet.
That he ard the ultra South-haters 10 Con-
gress will attempt to paes that bill at the
regular session there ID some doubs. II the
bill should pass the Senate, 1t will do 80 In
en- amended form, and will therefore have
to 60 back to the Hcu.e. 1t passed the lat
ter body By scant and counted quorum,
and when it shall come up again, If the
southern republican members be wise men
in their generation, they will vote against 1t,
and it will only require two or three oftheIr
votes to defeat It, They should read the
writing or the wall, and remember that
among all the members of Congress elected
last Tuesday there are only two, Harmer
ard O'Neill OF Pennsylvania, who voted fer
the first Foroe bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Brooklyn Eqgle ad vises Gov 81 II 10
taxa the Uaited s es Senatorship AID
stand aside Tor Cavelaud for President.
There is some question as to whether all
the anti-repubhcan memb .rs OF the Illinois
Legislature will vote for General Palmer as
United States Senator.
The argrmsnt is bsing nut forward shat
1t would be coed politics" for the demo
Gratis to elect Northern mao Speaker OF
the pext House OF Representatives.
Cong, Ben Butterworth says the
Il ,ctiops show that no man ran make the
Presidential ace on The Mckinley bill is-
sue. Hetap what vas coming, and is now
satisfied that the republicans are disguised
with high tariff teachings.
I. ia said that there will be no backdown
by the republicans from the position taken
hv them on the kariff question. President
Harrison, ia his message to Congress, will
insist that after the bill shall have been
fully tes.td the mieapprebeusions regarding
l. W | disappear and the effect will be e re-
v,lltiop 10 sentiment.
Allen ". Thurman, son OF Judge Thur
man, in whose honor a banquet Ia to be
given at Columbus, Ohio, November 10 ed-
dres 'ed utilization meeting at Hamilton,
Bu'ler county, Ohio, the home of Governor
Campbe Saturday evening, and gave the
credit of The recent victory to ex President
Cleveland, ard at the same time paid him a
handsome tr butte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
EEws ur TIE Day.

Mra. James Johnston, ofPittsburg, battled
successfully with burglar in her room ear
IL yesterday morning and succeeded in
pushing him out of second story window
The President has issued procle NATION
designating Thursday November 81 as o
day of Thanksgiving, and recommending to
the people the remembrance OF the poor,
the homeless and the sorrowfu!.
At Fairnount, Iud On Saturday night, Q
negro named Tom U icy ordered several
white men who were firing en- anvil and Gel
ebra.ng the recent democratic victory TO
stop. A row ensued, in which Con Paul,
white, was killed by Ustey aud FIVE other
men. including Uttey, were wounded. For
time great excitement prevailed aud ssiot
was threatened Uitey was removed from
tho town TO escape lynchiTg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
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Ess0CIkTED FRFss DISPATCHES.
Foreign II eWs.

LONDON, Nov. 10 Mr.. Joseph Savory
vas today installed as Lord Mayor OF Lon
don with all !he pomp that has for years q.
tended tha ceremony Of installing tns chief
civic officer of the city. The weather was
fine and large crowds lined the streets to
witness lie Lord Mayors show.
Despite ihs ordsr Issued by the govern
ment prohibiting the emigration of peasants
aud Polish jaws TO Brazii, 10000 have left
Russia fer that country duiiog the past
threa months.
Il is said shat Mr.. Stanley will prosecute
Water Bsrifeot and others who have
brought charges against him in connection
with the controversy regarding the rear
gusrd Of the Emit relief expedition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
A Jealous Lovers Crims.

Fort WAYNE, Ind Nov. l0.-Miss Ida
Snyiiec was suot and instantly killed yes.er-
day by Bert SMUT, jealous lover. sne
lived in smal! town west OF here, ana
wes re urning home from Sunday School,
with another Joung ledy in buggy when
they nat Shurt. BE leaped from his horse
sud drawing 9 revolver, fred, the shot
piercing bliss Snydsl's heart. Shurt then
placed The ,evnivert to his iorheal and pulled
the trigger, the bsll entering the brain. Be-
f1rs dying he revived long enough TO cay
that he did 1t because she would not marry
him snd he was determined she should
marry no one else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

No weight is attached by officers of the
department of justice at Ottawa to the in
sanity plea put forward In Birchall's behalf.
James Strutthers Gas attacked by epo-
lsxy while on the Il ,or of the New York
Stock Exchange to-day, and died in e few
minutes.
William E Nswberry, who is said to be
the leader of the most daring train robberies
of recent yesra, has been captured and will
soon be lodged Ia all in Chicago.
Since The passage of the Mckinley iaw,
every American drummer doing business IL
Victoria has been required tc pay license
of $50 On January l, foreign salesman
must pay fee OF SlO0.
Edwin Booth will soon presents portrait
of himself to the iowa Of Beair, ND in
which place be made bis debut IS san Rctor.
Thursday next will be the next birthday
anniversary Of Mr.. Booth.
The barns CT Higgins & O'Malleg, IL
Geneva, we're burned Sa:nrcay niGh;.wih
nearly the coHtents. Henry Hall, VINO
nad charge of the harns, ana slep5 there.
persisted, and fourteen horses were burned
Dr. Dalevan Boodrood, the veteran
medical director Of the United States Nsva'
laboratory Ia the navy yard, Brocklyp, was
sGndtagged at 3 O'clock on Sunday more
ing aud robbed ofhsgeld watch end chain
aud pocke.book.
The members o. tie suey o Tong Co,
and Of the Hep Sing Tong Society tChinese
organizations in San Ffancsccl a5e on the
| lookout to take each others lives Several
members Of both societies have bsen killed
during the pss5 few days.
Thos. Coates a farmer. was attacked and
! robbed on the street In Chicago early Sun
| day morning bv two negroes. His cries
| brought officer O'Mnlley who was Knocked
down and badly beaten and kicked by ;he
negroes. O'Malley is 10 critical coaditior.
The DeIu,y Sheriff OF New York has re-
| turned unsstisfed the executors of the
three judgments sggrega ing over 5000 600
which were ..obsained against the Duchs ss
OF Marlborough last week. The Ductess
has no property there and the income from
| the estate of her late husband cannot be lev
led upon.
Painted Hoise ono of the Indians from
the Red CT ,ud Agency who were With Dr..
| Carver's show in Europe, arrived at New
York on Saturday. To-day in The Drf-
sence of Gen. O'Beirne he msde l,ug
state ment, in which be charged both Carver
and Buffalo Bill With great cruslty toward
/ the Iudans under their charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

MIR. 81. Tudor Tucker, brothe, Of Eon j..
r Tucker, died suddenly ct the Soldiers
II ONE in Richmond on Thursday last, aged
65 yeara.
ME-. John Goo lie, wife of ex-Soiicitor.
General Goode. died in Norfolk on Tues
day at the residence OF her daughter, Mre.
w. T. Brooke.
Judge A. c. sn5 der has res'Gn5d from the
Supreme Court of Appeals CT West Virginia,
ana Homer A. Hel-, Of Gfeenb'ier, has been
appointed his successor.
The Rev. q. NJ. Jackson, CT Richmond,
recently elected Assistant Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church for the Do
cese Of Alabama, has accepted tie place.
Its understood that Mr.. ] L. Eil5son, of
Richmond, chairman of the democratic
State committee, who so successfully COZ
Quoted the late campaign, will be candi-
date for Governor.
The Baptist General Association Of Vir-
GINA will convene at lis 67Fh annual session
In ths Lsigh Street Baptist Conrch, Rich
mond. tomorrow. The Rev. Jl5erino 6.
Jones, D. D, will deliver the opening ser
mon.
The annual report of the Commissioner
of Pensions shows that there a-e 1856
pensioners in Virginia. TIE greatest mum
ber is In Elizabeth City county, 6o3. Nor
folk county has 435 and Henrico county
1922
Barnum & Bailey's circus exhibited g. Dai-
Vile on Saturday and attracted an immense
crowd of people from all the surrounding
section. Fully 5000 people attended the
performance, after which The circus DIS
banded for the season.
a man who gave the name of Richard
| Wineo, and said he was 40 Euglishman and
had come directly from Huntington, w. Va ,
died suddet lg in Roanoke Saturday. He
answers the description Of John Ogden, an
Eng!ishman who murdered Samuel HUFF ct
Fipping, ". Va, l4st Wednesday. His
body ia hel | for Identification.
Col. M. B Hardin formerly of the v NJ I
has assumed the position of Professor IL
charge of the department of chemistry at
Clemson Agricultural College, s. G. 1t is
proposed to make the chemical laboratory
the iness in the South, and it is probable
that COL Hardin will be sent to Europe to
examine the great Laboratories there before
purchase is made of the apparatus.
10 Richmond on Saturday number OF the
| superintepd ants of schools in the cities ard
| CUGutl6S vi fiiR:bin piSeohtSu AAoH' SN''' -
| Massey, the State superintendent. with q
purse of $500 in gold lie honor of his recent
marriage. The presentation was made 10
Superintendent Massey's Office and In the
presence of Mrs. Massey, Gov. Mckinney
and others The bride was also present. d
with handsome bouquet by Attorney Gen.
eral Scott.
EulY Saturday morning Mr.. Young Old,
a Norfolk county farmer, was aroused by a
cry of fire, and ran out Of his house to find
his barn, containing corn, forage, her'es
and carriages, Ia full blaze. having been
fred by an incendiary. While trying to save
two horses the ipcandiaries entered Mr..
DDS residence, stole $3.50 in cash aud ell
the clothing hey could carry eli, and then
ared the building. which was entirely COZ
sumed. II ia believed that discharged en-
pIoyess did the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
No Case

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O-Wailer W Lard
alias Big" Waller, who was arrested yes'
t9rGay on charge OF having decoyed Mrs
Angelina Conrad here from Rockville, Ky.
for The purpose Of So ling her counterfeit
money, Was arralgned to-day. Mrs. Con
rad 3ns also present and told her story.
The detectives were too hassy and spoiled
the case. They saw no money passed. and
the magistrate said there was no law on
which the man could ne held ard he was
discharged. Judge Daffy ordered the de,
tectives to see Mfs. Conrad on a train fol-
kentucky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

THE POPE ON MAsoNs.-The recent er-
cyccal OF Pope Leo Mi, copies OF which
are to be read IN ell Catholic churches, a.
tacks the Masonic Order vigorously, especi
ally The Masons CT Italy, and declares them
to be "aniuetad by tne spirit of Sstan.
whose instrument they are" The Pope
says Masors "sre consumed, ike their in
spl!er with q mortal and mplacahle haired
sganet Jesus Christ and His work. and !hay
do their Utmost to overthrow or eDcheio IT,"
MasoDs ars blamed for nearly all the indig-
mites and abuse beape6 upon tie Pope by
the allan g3verr msnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Nfw Yong. Nov 1O-A food OF alarming cs
bes from ] ondon and Paris, PREDICTING Dip st rs
in the markets there this week, caused p4niclly
feeling in the Stock Exchange Long before thl
opening brokers tried to make sales OF stocks, nut
could not find buyers IN as soon rs TIE s;gnaI fer
beginning business was given ofeIS We're mSie.
but every bid, N matter It what price, was
once filed The M rket At the ope ing showed
tie utmost denomination AMI followed tie leSd
of the London figures. The opening prizes wers
e1 remedy low, the deciiues since Ssiu dsy after
noon b,ing the largest ever over nis Int aud
the losses of fractional amounts were except ors,
the drops being from / to 31a per cent There
was more of a lanicky feeling than noticed at any
time during the present decline, ana stocks
thrown over in the most reckless man, e, US
ing most feverish srd unsettled market, bat
with steady occline in The values of securities.
Even after the heavy opening losses further de-
clines OF from 1 to por cent. were scored. i
trading reached enormous figures tut while The
bottom seemed to have dropped entirely OH; OF
the market there cane a more quiet feeling 10
ward the end of the hour, and some stocks aciu-
ally re fered portion OF he loss. he ma kit
however, remained in al extremely fcverisl and
unsettled condi ion, and ut IL O'clock, while il
WAS less active, wss weak at or near G lowest
prices for NEST OF the stocks on the list
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10-yirgiuis couac,s -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

THIS is A BIG SCHEME EARLY In the az
proacbipg session OF Congress, representa-
lives OF o syndicate composed of Chicago,
Montreal ard London capitalists will pre-
scot for consideration a gigantic scheme,
which. eccoldirg TO the present | Inns, Will
place Chicago aud the Northwest IN direct
conpsction with the Atlantic seaboard by
means of a ship railway, whichis designed
to connect The lakes with ST. Lawrence
river and the Atlantic ocean. The schems
" II likewise be presented to the Canadian
Pariisment and subsidy for its construction
ana maintenance asked Of the Dominion
government. The inauguration and COM
sietion Of the scheme involves the ez-
oendllure of So, 600 GOO, according to the
estimates furnished representatives CT the
syndicate. which has is Headquarters at
Torono and Montreal.