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These figures do not indicate, comparing this
yesr with the last. that the interest as
Of the crops" And IL is to be- borne In mind
that the surplus of 1859 is now Icing marketed
At the advanced figure: 80 per cent on corn 20 per
cent on wheat, and 100 per cent on oats
The foregoing figures. together with The sur.
pluses from preceding years, indicate tonnage ~
excess OF the capabilities OF the railways to haul
not srccuators in their munlpulations OF prices
for rro., will again cheat the county ont Of 10
IcgitIm foreign markets. 10 pun crnin aim,
in buttermilk. But further strong evidence OF
the general prosperity of the agricultural inter
est is found in the large sales OF general n"f.
chandse t. the agricultural districts 1T a." West
and south The merchants In the Interior who
come in direct communication with their districts
likely t? know better than sny one elsr ,nS
foretell" The result Is that larger b,sln,s-
than ever briolc was done is being done in prep
aration Of the autumn trade right 'in1ne me
rail roads are taxed TO their utmost ~ supply ears
- we'll for west-bound US for rast-bonnd freight
Jnly IL few years ago 10 per cent OF the tonnage
" Western railroads was ea>t-bOuna now the
asst and west bound tonnage IS almost evenly
divided'
THE STOCK MARKET
TIL. stock market has not yet hroadcncd TO any
noiiceable extent because of the renewal OF money
inanipula ton and the return OF funds that were
temporarily .;.r the s;ian of mons,aS
Affairs las, week, which under Other conditions
than those which did exist would have prrcipl.
tatcd a nrst-class panic ct the Stock EXCHANGE
only little time is Ieauircd for Affairs to f,"I"
omnens That all the talent Of Wall Street specu-
at this tim. arcred to G IN
Witch some one other than themselves Will do
the selling The tight MONEY M M i. q" 1., ,,s,
~ arst necessity that yesterdays. bond pmr-
ciases by the Treasury should be belittlcd; Tine
as essily attacked. within certain limits" after
tie bond purchase as il was before. Inc Si;nc
denlorabe Efforts were repeated this morning With
momentnry success, 50 AR as the marking or of
rrod" found a bottom as hard as a rock. and the
rebound in prices was w., ana due" MARKET rS
in which. including the laundry business, the
transactions amounted only 10 1000 shares ior
thu general list and to $4,000 sharrs ior Inc nm
listed department. The market closed strong
THE BOND MARKET.
The transactions in Government bonds wsre con
dued 70 small sales Of the I per cents at l25.
fffkGsol1sf TIA market fsK ham VA hAAu'' skteS
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EI'pOpEAN FINANCIAL " tRKETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL iRKEIs'
Lon don sept IL p. Co1sols, D 5.lO 70, mon NOM,
.,d ~. i In. az, cunt Atlantic aud Great Wet -
49, ~ g. c,r. trustees r.ftlira"-. 3d. tha1iAn rnSn
rs re ~. lllino:, Central, li22 Mexican ot"hn,
G.5. -. Paul c0mnion GH's NAN Nufk NehU"'' ~"
Mexican Contra, nov per cent bonds. ~"
Money .i.d3 per cent 81. a. ,.... III,
quote rr cent rente~ ~ ~ 'rsh'' - :
ccntlrI,n Tor tn" ~. cunt -, ,. 49,, A.. p,,t a,
Ihr u,,ount o. bullion withdrawn IRON thc Balm o.
t.uoi,nd an bslaucc TO-DAY IL c"31 900
1ic huou In The Bank England decreased GfsSO oo
Th uroi orton Of the Bank of Engsnd'S reserve To
u,,ility whlch last week was 1913 per cent j now
IiUi per cent
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Tie business in State issues was covered by
sales of Georgia golG IS at OF IS OF c,S nanH
The general bond market was only mo0cra'"H
active, int there was tone Of tirmncsS wnrh
characterized all the dealings Chesape,skr a9a ~
sold M l0l l-2. and then at l02. LOUISVILLE 81
Louis and Texas firsts from 80 l." to 100 ~
Atchison, Topeka and Santa te As sofa ~, az
bile and Ohio general mortgages r"Sc TO 81 a.
Reference is made 30 or full report of bond sales.
TREASURY PURCHASES.
Tie Ncw-Yorl Sub-1rcasury to-day redeemed
Si90.9oO IL per cent bonds. and issued 81 -
300 new lcsal-tendcr notes in payment for silver
bullion making the total issue S6.22l 300 IL
also paid S1O4,64o advance interest. and 81 60 :
500 in checks and cash for per cent bonds
accepted at Washington. ,
The money market works easy OF course. i"',
ncwa!s this morning were generally at 80 J.:
per cent A good proportion OF the new business
was done at I-?aj per cent. and later al
The Clearing House statement to-day. was as
follows Exchanges. Sl%' ,94l.ai': balances
$j.l0l.l64. c,.;.a
The Sub-Treasury was debtor ut the Clearing
House to-day 81 ,s24 O04. Its net gain on balance,
was $3.50 $40 including Sl0,000.ooO received
from the general Washington Treasury: n,a"e ,o up
by n coin gain of So .633.3l2. less currency 1879
of S?G?47i. The days operations included Ne
ccip,s. $l2.4so,sa? PAYMENTS So ~, ir
sultnS in general balance OF ST. COZ ,
sis,ins Of SI72.s24,ool coin and S6,s6i."9i
The tinted STATES Treasury at Washington re-.
ccivcd today SILL .5sp National bank notes Tor
redemption . A., :;
The customs receipts were Soas.542. the in
t4rnM revenue receipts Sal 4.6''. and the nii%
cclInneous receipts ls:6"3
To-days Wasin .ton Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with me
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
y: 81. 81; IL Be- '' 81
Net "caltcnd'rs OF,
hand "'Nto'o| 't.'-'
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Elnanrtal.

NEW.YORK. SEPT. S. 1890.
TO HOLDERS OF THE AMERICAN ROLLING
sTOCK CO.'S CAR TRUST CERTIFICATES
ISSUED TO TIE IRON CAR COMPANY:
The underslgucd have been appointed n committee TO
isok after the interests Of the Car Trust Certificates
issued to the Iron Car COMPANY The holders OF cert'
hcnes under Trusts A. H.. L W. and NJ. whether hc'd
s owners collateral security. are requested 10 de-
post their certificate. with the Central Trust Come
pamy. who will issue negotiable certificates for tho
snmc emitting the hoiScr proportenate share Of
the net results arising from the actions OF the CONF
,nittee. All deposits should be made by sept -.
+. F. OLCOTT
4. j.. bTILLMAN.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN 70; Grown BIOS CO..
vs. A. READ, (oi Ncrn i've & Coz
IT. A. v. POST, (of Post. Martin \ Coz
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LOUIS FITZGERALD. n...,,,,.,
GEORGE e. WOOD. r..,.,.,.,
FRANK r. CLARK.
NEw.YoRK. sept .. 1890

NEW YORK. S'rt > 1890.
W. approve Of tn Plan aud Agreement da'"i A'g D
1910 appointing Lou'> !uG" AZ '''o's' y WV" ~
rank t. CIaf. u" Purchasing COMMITTEE ana '"'o"'
,.nd tho ado,on Of tho sad Pan and Agreement .! w.
holders OF First M"rtc,g" and General mortgage "'ha
and holder, Of Certificate, Of Dopo't OF such h'ne' ne
ro,,tcd W tn III" Ccntr, Trst Company o. "Ao
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Cos! nN1 Fonno


OST :.nta,. 40 II ST. 81 the P"'n-j lNVa Io''
lI,onlIan, IN i.uN y. EG~-rl. for 10y !N es'f,
Irr,1ns are hrrcbv warned against negotiating t'h' ~
duplication has been mac" t. the 'a"''0"P"'' 0' ''
cate .---- -----.
OST- Hank hook No. coe -. % plr ID" 4 Ing
IL i,auk AnS prr.on having clans rloi -a'd noon
= ,lird uuoi tn ,rr,,lt IN, -al, thu bank within
thirtv day, or h said booA wl 10 lie ,rn c'h'rl!to
Ind rytinrui-.,rd and II l--r ~ lrl thereof
O,T ar STOLEN. RanklooG No si.sOl issued by thr
l. German savings Esnk IA the rni OF Nov YORK ."
huIuIu, Iri- All p'>ni~ cauti"hcI 10 n'.OIat" w."
nu, and requested deliver H." book I" inc lnnK rom
Ith.>t. nri tth.av II "t i,t"rn on tas i. n, va VI
duplicate. 49, o
Ncw.Nork sept. 1" 1870 -
osT cr STOLEN Iianthook No l9- l2S i>.u'd bv TN"
| C.r,nu savings nnk ~ tho city oi New York ~
.chau,ni,,rr X r.nkcn Fund. All persons eau
n,rJ m ryo:a,, the and requested to deliver u"
hnos TO In. bank corner lNh.-t aud 4csv" II rot ~"
"rcd an h, 9TH dav crtVh"r 1890 application Will he
n,,dn 10 the bank for duplcat"
~ Nrw.YoiA. sept ~. 1880
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Coparlncrshlp Notices.
/,IITIFI' ATE or FORMATION or LINZ
4 I,

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y II u IAETA lfShlI.
a.: 81 >..n.G -.."u- q f''tif II& 10 h '.
form %. 'i'f>h.l'. IA &" ~ :! =
>..,'" %, N"a Yo.n.
- iAl.' q ltm tn."i wa . -, ~ "a '' '''iP -
g. b. .'hd .. - ~ -" "a. a., ~ io
IN" h'-" az Tn ''-'"''N - "'i'e'' '"''h'',"'
lrslr 1900, ,, ...,... t
>. Inc hni"' OF vi '''' F"''' "" ,''"' li'''
'''-''u III ~" H., I'D
!''"ip>"l. ''' y. - go" 49,, ~, i'' ,t.
'' l. nv. ~ ,' 80. ,,c ,t,Ift H., N,Mlnr, i,,. MI a,
80 81 =. ,.u H., ana
~" - s,,n , >.v ir, t,r md i.',. u Ayrni,uo
!, ,i":.. partner. an h, 80. i i,,rn'" IN,
and hi 49, a. i'~n' n II la tn cay
u ~. .N,re
80 ".' ,,tt t. t. a., , ,oa .t' q lit "a n,r
~ ~" A,,.,.,n,, l',. ,,u.
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III u y" ~" ., ", ~ I'r, NJ 81. CSC
h', 30 u; WI w. 49, ,,,,,.. Inn, =. % so, .
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the development Of Yesterday, that; the holders OF
some 81 j. 900 900 Of them wanted to he sellers
at only small friction above what the Treasury
obtained. SlG.sOO, 900 The values of the oonmS
should settle to under 20 and they prohabiy Will
Bu. to-day's quotations are as follows:
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PLAN.
Ne,U Securities.
1ST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT.
50. YEAR GOLD BONDS.

ISSUE LIMITED TO ................:...S1O,O0 100000
PREFERRED STOCK 4.5OO.OOO
COMMON STOCK 100000
THO Norfolk and 1Wcstern Railroad Company hns
become q party to tho pinn and Agreement Of Reor.
ganzaiion, and has agreed TO consolidate with the new
company and issue It's preferred stock and common
stock in exchange ior the preferred and common stock
sfihe company and to guarantee the First Wort.
snse Bonds or the company or at tho option Of
the Purchasing Committee to issue Its own per cent
First Mortgage Bonds Of like issue secured BY first
mortgage upon the railroad and property purcha"ed
Tho $40 600 900 Of New First Mortgage Bonds will DO
applied fellows:
For outstanding First Mortgage Bonds
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Asserting holders Of Central Trust Company C"rih'
os"s o. p.lo issued Under the respective Agreements
appont.n: tho existing Committee. must p-"s"nt Their
tr,intae. to bc stamped by the Mercantile Trust Com
pany a. >rh"-t to tn" present Plan and Agreement
Asserting ho,dr. Of ''ncrll Mortgage Boris or ~
Central TrI. company. Ccrlcaes therefor must pa -
s.s,ncn Of sGG Isr tond a. IL" tim" Of d"po''"s 'he1r
bond. OF ca sing th' ccrtha;' 10 b. "nmpd Aoo'e
stated
Asserting ho,dc-. q, FIRST Mortgage Bonds atl Genera
Mortgage Bond no. d"i0.i'"i rni'r tho "N'tnr ac""'
meats may, the, option. dcpot their b"nc' "'h th'
Mr. anti. Trrs' Cor Ianv Of T"".iok On c. oe'o' ''
ON dsv September. 100 AID VIII rcr'iN" IN cNcfnIc
,her~for Ecorsau alton r'rihrat'- OF Dpost or u"I
-,v d.Io. untr no "."i.> Appointing tn" eNi'ti.
Cont TIE, rcccy. Ce'1i Trust Company C'f
o: p-,o-. which VII l." .,rp'i a. Atot" stated Z Ii
ri,t "a" s.~-"n on IA" General Horsas" e"nc'
must h" l.1I.
noaahodr-- Lod"rs NJ rrr:ir isspri ~
n Central Trust Coz. N"wro-k fr ~ d"Ho' -"
.i., q TO ARR nt- arpontf: ID" oN>tn: ""i.;
zee, o, Trr MOI .sc" HonGHod":- and isr.:a H"rrat
uondholdsr, upon causing tnrr respective bond 10 hc
demo. ted o. tho, Cr,'n'a'"- to b. stamped rh"s to
t.. Par wi. be ,a"d upon eofl lion q IA" Il o'.ani'
Pat o. s,d surrender %! imir respective C~rh A', to
r-c"ivc fsi. settlement:
FOR EACH $1,000 FIHsr MORTGAGE BOND
,nrludcd In No. N go With coupons maturing on and
ar July l. iss'. a'nn ned OF c"rtr'A'" Of D'po'r
u.eie.or
GAGE BONDS. At PAR. sl.t20
ron EACH % 900 GENERAL MORTGAGE BO>D
with COUPON. maturing IN and after Apr!l l. l--'. at
.a-hd Ccftfca" 81 D'io'It IN reot Ah f'' III" $685.
u,Dt ., 80 pc bond.
pVEYCtKED STOCK or TIE >OR.
rOI;> AND ESTERN RAILROAD COW.
PANY ........ .. si.loO
IN. .x,,.ng Cor,ui,t""> % r.. MorgAr" load.i."''
.rd ,,cr,,, M,rr.,s Bo.6to. -f- hsy" appointed
. mcr .,r, o, the siencG l. rrhasnc tomgii'"".
Tn. Pufchasna Comm tee ha," mad" contract VIII
bauk.. pfovdr the quir"n ns derU cd f0risi;
IN ,>t,v . IA" Plan and ha," therein agreed hat the
vi exercise thrir option r,rrrd - a. N III" char
,cte 81 TIE NV FIST Mougsy" Bond, as the BANKERS
shall request.
Hold. hohd. Cc,t.g A." not dcpo,lt" or stamped
.. ,,o,. pro,,d.d OIL OF b. .ote S.l' bet 20 1870 vii not
II cn,i to ia. bench. q! the Plan.
Copie, q, the Pan ant Reorganization Agreement NAV
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/ .,-.O
For taxing up Car Trust Securities. pay
ment OF Receivers debt and certificates
and unsettled right Of way claims; for settle.
mont With holders Of detached First Mort
gage coupons and OF other claims against
tho property for cost, and expenses Of
fore closure and Reorganization; for the con.
struction Of short branches and double
uacking and FOR bette rmcnts and add.
tionai equipment and other cash require.
mont, .......... ..g7esoo
For n. extension ~ tho railroad TO
point at or near thu Potomac River opposite
Warrington. D. {. for building such eNten-
sion into Washington and the acquisition OF
terminal. I'm the Dinric, OF Columbia - 500 900
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CHE Inrt.
Hockey CLl'H RACES.

ROOKLYN JOCKEY Cl.IB RACES.
Is TUESDAY SEPT. It, no TllSDAi. SEPT 80.
SIX RACES EACH Dlr. -
pIusT RACE: N1 . O'CLOCK, RAIN Or SHINE.
trains from fas, 9tth Street Ferry at !. 80 l24
md T. n ~, Lon, Island t!tY - nlnu"' la:rr.
uo,t. fo.t Whitehall -. culver Ror.e At 10 10.
n 10 II 40 A. NJ II 10. 1" 40 10 30. 10 y.
and hourly Thereafter. -, ., .
' i"m Fstbush.av-: Brcoklyp 90 p n stopping q;
From Culver Depot ot.sNc and :o;h.st. lirooalv,n'
at NJ ii Is II I5 m. 1910. IL lbs 40. gao
3.l5 H. IN. then hourly.
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Salem Pamph ct.

We have received copy of a handsome
pamphlet Of 80 pages, describing the cd
vsntsges and attractions OF Salem, Virginia,
whose Wor derful growth Ia we'll known
throughout the country. This pamphlet
contains two cuts of the lovely Roanoke
Vsll.y, and besides general description Oh
ssl.m. eiyes the views of Hon. Chsunoeg
M. Depew, Charles Dudley Warner, Rev.
Washington GLADDEN., LII. D. and other
dis,it,p uished visitors, and of two dozen
Baltimore, Philaeelphis. Nav York, and
New Eat land papers. as very large AID
speedy profits are made in real estate IN
this rapidly growing city. and as the Salem
Improvement Company VII nave great
sale of valuable business ao0 residence lots
on December 1lth and D, pe'aons inter
ested would do wall to wri.o 10 Mr.. J. ~.
F. Allemong, President, for copy Of this
pamphlet, for map, and full particulars
about the sae-all free.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Warden Bush end the electricians at
Sing Sing have completed most OF the ar
rangsmeats FOR executing murderer Joseph
Wood next week.
The wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Mcguire, rector
of the Episcopal Church of Our Savior, in
BROOKLYN, has sued him for q separation, al
leeing cruelty and illegal Incarceration In
insane asyums.
Tho funeral of tho late August B>lmont will
| take p ace fron the Church of the Ascension In
New York tomorrow. The services will DO at
tee clock, and will consist simply of the Protest
ant Episcopsl burial services, illumina ed by
beautiful ard appropriate music. The body will
bo II ICED on the one o'clock train for Newport
and will be cccomp ,piad by the entire family The
remains will b, buried at the convenience of tie
| family.
Corporation Counsel Clark, of New York, hss
decided that ]. II. Ha1sy and R. D. George, the
Alsbamsns, who got the better of some New York
green goods men in October last, are entitled to
ths return of the money that they took from the
green goods mon at the muzzles of their pistols,
and that the police in turn took from tho Ala
bamans safe keeping.
Eva Hamilton, who claims to be the widow of
Robert Ray Hamilton, will bring suit next week
for her widows dover in the Hamilton estate.
She will also claim the custody OF Baby Beatrice.
None of Eva Hamilton's relatives friends went
to the State prison at Trenton, n. ], 10 see her
VIII she was released on Tuesday.
A Grand Army post at Msc,n, Ga, has pur-
cbs7e5 the site of The old Andersonville prison
and will mako OF it G. A. B. park. The land
wss bought from George Kennedy, negro and
the purchase price WIS $1,000. In thirty days
the work of converting the site into national g.
g. B park will be begun.
The official vote OF Connecticut, IS given by the
State board of canvassers. gives Morris, dem,
for Governor, minority of 81 over all. This
settles beyoad doubt that Morris will be the next
Governor.
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e.
sgocTkTEn PRESS DIsPATcHEs
L owed and Lost Both.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. 27-Gilmetto
Sake, OF High Bank, N. j., came here about
a weok ago. He fell In love with two beau.;-
fGl Italian glrs of tnis city, aged respect
lively seventeen and eighteen years. Sake
knew them when they lived 10 Italy, and he
believed that If he visited and talked to them
be could secure one for his wife. He choice
of toe two was Annie O'Dolka. She con.
sented to marry him. Sake went to the
tom clerk for license, but when he re-
turned the g:y! said she had decided not to
merry. Thea Sake sought .Annie's sister,
proposed marriage 20 her and Was accepted.
Next day lac two repaired to the home OF
8 priest, but for soma ree5on Susie would
net agree tc play her part In the ceremony,
having reconsidsrsd her hasty step. Mean
while Sako's ffst love had heard of his over
usas TO her sister and, meeting him on the
street, told him she still loved him and ask
ed hin The would msrry her. At first he
replied 10 the negative, bat finally promised
to we'd her. A lew hours later Susie, learn
ing That sako had returned to Annie, de
odsd to head MIN e spd caused bis arrest
aad he was looked up
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria GGaette
WASHING ToN. d. O.. Nov. q, 1890.

Especial Correspondence OF the AteIdndr1d Gd1eHe'J
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Nov. q, 1890
The fact that Senator Star ford assigns the
ABSOLUTE necessity for his presence in this
oity at the commencement of the coming
session OF Congress, as sn ex use for eetlla g
a mandate Of the C; urt If California at de-
fsnce sGd for running away from that
state in order to avoid an examination OF
the charges Of bribery IL the recent eecti %
there, is sed here 10 be absurd, 10 view OF
the other fact, that ne WIS in Europe during
nearly half of the last session OF Congress,
aud that the proc, eiings OF Congress are
conduo ed at ss we'll and all the same, dur
Ing his absencs as bis presence.
To-day iss richly observed here as general
holiday. The Capitol, White House, all the
fsiers! and district ofic2s,and nearly all the
stores on the principal streets are closed,
tbs theatres, hotels. bar-rooms, drug stores
and cigar shops being about the only places
Oman. IN the window in one of the resta u
rants on Pennsylvania avenue q table. with
q cooked turkey, mince pie and other usual
dishes of q Thanksgiving dinner, upon it, is
sat for tgc, one for ex-Pfesident Cleveland,
the other Tor Secretary Blaine. A decantsr
of whisky Is at the formers plate bottle
CT claret at the istter's.
People interested in claims before Con-
press nesd not be at eli hopeful OF favorable
action thereon at the coming short session
Of that body. The House committee on
claims reported favorably elk hundred bills
during the last session, of which six were
passed. If all the regular appropriation
bills get through before the 4th Of March, it
will be- rs much as some of the most san
guine members expec'.
Among the Representatives who arrived
this morning is Mr.. MaDsur of Missouri.
He says he has taken especial interest IN
The matter of the Senatorial election In
Kaps-s, snd is certain that Mr.. Ingalls, will
not be re elected. MIR. Mansur says the
tariff is what did at"
At TWO O'Clock to day the condition of
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Geuers Cadmus Wilcox, gallant and dis
tineuished mel or-generai in the Confederate
Army, who was stricken with apoplexy
Wh!le walking On the street here yesterday
eytnng, had not improved. He Is still un-
conscious aud is completely paralyZod or
enc side. Slight hope is entertained OF bis
recovery. II wss at fret thought that be
had Injured himself by his fall, but people
who saw him immediately before he fell say
they Observed that be was i'll.
Same OF the democratic congressman now
here intimate that as soon ss the regular
proceedings Of the House shall commence, q
resolution will be introduced demanding an
investigation CT the incorrect census returns
of New York city, the adoption OF which
will be the only possible means of stsVing
eff the passage of the partisan republican
.eapportionment bill, and that otherwise
the latter oil! under Mr.. Reeds rulings.wil
90 through the House before the close OF the
waek.
II is understood here that Notwithstanding
the fact that the CENSUS returns have been
published by Superintendent Porter, and
reapport!onment BIZ, based upon them, been
prepared, the returns have not yet been
completed, aud aye still being revised apd
corrected.
Fifteen Sepaiors aod seventy members ol
the House have already arrived. q forums
will be present in both houses of Congress
next Monday, but hardly republican qnor'
um5.
Among the congressman who have Just arrived
here is Mr.. Trey, of the Albany district New
York. He ssys there need be no fear of divided
delegation from his State at the next national
d mocratic convention, hut that 1t is entirely zoo
soon 10 be talking about the probable or possible
action Of that convention.
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lead This Time Sure.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, NV. 27.-For the
second TINA Mr.. Abner L. Dunn, of this
city, is declared dead, ard this time he is
barred. Several years ago Mr.. Dunn was
declared dead by the doctors. His body
was Il iced in the cefin and the burial ser
vice wss being performed when there were
manifestations OF lie. Tle coffin was quick
IL opened and NJ. Dunn found 10 be slive.
He mad beea conscious of ell tina. went on
about him while he lay apparently dead
rs heari tha conversation of his friends
aad coul even see them through his half
closedey shut be could not speak or move.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-27
THURSDAY sYENIlsa, NOVEMBER ~.

A RECOUNT of the people of Baltimore
shows that the census enumerator5 In that
city failed to oouat twentyone Thousand
of The population thereof. A recount OF the
nsople of SteuutoD, In this State, was made
last week, the result showing an increaae OF
nearly three thousand over that made BY
Mr.. Pcr!er's erumerators. Wherever re-
cunt has been made, except in Louisiana,
tie lnaccurscy of the regular census takers
HIS beer demonstrated And yet, with al!
this as plain as daylight, the republicans il
Congress will attempt to pass a partisan
bill to reapportion representation In accord
ance with census known of all men to be
incorrect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-27

THE YOUNGSTOWN DAM The engineer
who wss sent by the Aqueddot Conmia:ion
Of Washington to JJhastown, Pa, last June,
to exanino the dam, which, by bree king,
flooded The valley and destroyed hundred
of lives, submitted his report today. He
iouod that the dam was well bull, but that
the rise of water was 80 unprecedented as to
force the dam to give sw'y. TIE Only
fault he found with the dam wss that it was
not ga enough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-27

From recent developments 1t is learned
that all West Point cadets who fail to pass
satisfactory EXAMINATIONS have 10 do to oc
lain commissions in the army, is to enlist as
common soldiers, as then, by means of the
wealth and other sort of IL lence Of their
parents or friends, they are soon promote q
FROM the raLks, over the heads of more
worthy men. So it seems that in the aimy
as in al other branches of The countr5'a ssr
yice tbis has become rich mans govern
mani