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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
One Hundred and sixth Day.

s--AANA-DAAJ ~ ADNs4s
House met at 1OAM Prayer by the
Chaplain. Minutes read and approved.
Rep. kahoOkano reported from the Ju-
dietary Committee, on the bill relating to
the crime OF murder. They recommend a
substitute bill which was read. The re-
port was signed by ]. K. KahOokano, J.
Nawahi and W. White.
On motion OF Rep. Brown, the report
was adopted and the Dill was placed on
the order.
Rep. \. :. Wilcox, from Committee on
Commerce, presented a minority report
on bills referring 70 Chinese immigra-
ton. He offered q Dill that he thought
would be 4 practical solution of the diff
cultIes.
Rep. Rickard moved the report be laid
on the table to be considered with the ma
j0rity report and bill.
Noble Baldwin amended 50 a. 10 con-
slider the matter on Monday.
Rep. Marques thought the bill ought
10 be printed
port vas received, the bill ordered print
ed, the matter to be considered Tues
day.
Noble Baldwin presented a report from
the committee on Constitutional Amend
ments. They present substitute to
the amendments Of Articles AZ, IS, 80
and So, and recommend tnaI the bill to
revise the whole Constitution be indef-
niteIv postponed, a. they consider it
would be an unwise thing 20 do. The re-
report Il signed ny W. Fl. CornEell, j.
Marsden, 4. 2. PzehaOle, II. L. Baldwin,
4 s Wilcox. J. X Kahookano.
Noble Wifemann said he agreed with
all the recommendations 81 the commit
tee, except the one in regard TO legisla-
ton for agricultural laborers.
On motion the report was received,
and the amendments proposed by the
committee ordered % be printed.
Minister Brown moved a re-consIdera-
ton Of the vote the previous day on the
salary Of the President Of the Board Of
Health. The reason vas that il would
BE- an Injustice % the present incumbent,
a. Dr. KimbzIl, his predecessor, had up
70 the sine he LETT, drawn az the rate Of
$500 year, and according 10 the Law
the prpsent incumbent would have 10 re-
fUnd the excess drawn from the first Of
the present biennial PERIOD
lie DiOrIDI SaS pDL ana cNfIIc1s ana
the item viii b the first one 20 be con-
sitersd when the appropriation Bill next
comes up.
Rep. T. ". Wick moved re-consid-
eTziion u the yOee On salary 0: Superin-
tendent Water Works.
The motion carried.
Rep. kabOyksnO Dfered q resolution
that, Wlterrzs q certain communication
zppeaTe.i IN the Daily Bulletin On OctO-
Der 18th which Eas Hntrutnful and dero-
zztory - the fnembeTs Of the House,
rss4vesi, tina. tie SeTgeznt~zt~Arms be
instructed 70 bTing the editor 81 that
paper before q select committee Of the
Hone ~ Z o'clock, Aonaay evening. and
there 81 answer and cay Ebetl5er he il
guilty OF MT q Publishing ssid STALE
mems. The han .neEsnex read abstracts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

Three planets are II sight every
evening, al unusually bright Venus
sets n the west about $50, then
shove and 70 eastward Is Mars. which
i moving toward Jupiter, still higher
and farther 70 eastward while the
NOON Is moving rapidly towards
Mars and Jupiter, and viii pass
then n two Or three days Crest
interest : conferred On Mars Just
now. Is astronomers have discovered
3 large white spot Of recent origin,
which : supposed 70 have been
csrssd By Z snow storm This white
spot covers 81 GreG g large Is the
United States. and l. located on the
southern hemisphere Of the planet
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The House rz-asEenablei AZ - P.H-
Rec- E&hcckzEo moved 20 InserS - Pay
II services Of : Il AeekapG, 800 =
Noble MzEss1eu opposed tEe item
SahIe Philips sz5f MesEzpu vas a.
Io~e1 % trszt p&tien-z ~ Kzkzzk0s 51E
he gss - Objectionable that he wzz e
n10Fest- and the Sanitary Co1zSttse ID
uas eorsieeF b. las zaY cizIn
Rep Pzehzale sid AeekzpG weas
there sanctioned ~ TIE Board af Health,
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lhe funeral q the late Mr.. Samuel
1lsiksi took place Sunday afternoon.
ne died suddenly on Fridsy from
lsEr- ilSezSa-
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Estate of W. J. Brodie.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

~ that all accounts due % the Ire ". J.
Bssdle d kOasis. shoald b. Immediately saf1
q. ths BfItlsh Fiee-c0usEiafe. Honolulu, Nkers
ali claims daily sSOfu u must De preseufed
within sgE mestks from This date % they wifi
BE- forever barred
fslzned-I JANE II. WODKHOUsK.
II. 3 NJ Commisslcner sn1 Consul fSensral
HoBola3s. October let. 1s11. ~ a.
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The ulssl1czrT sch0oEsr EC6G- "
Lzozsn- Gait WORTH arrived fruD
80 Oh Saturday,, and Z anchored =
IL srrssu- Cart Isaiah Bray and
E@srs- Caup6eIL AIsxzzder- Dodge
al Breed Esre passengers b her.
TteT rst1rs 70 the Coast u tie
sussraIIa- The Logan L trIu
Es.zEznz E-Els vessel
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The l. :. ). Nipsic Srrived 81 san
Francisco September Slih. twenty
-re dsys from Honolulu. Al well
- bCsri
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Nr. j Mort Oats familiar face
1rce more adOrnS the Hawansn
News COnpSny's store.
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4 dispztcl dated New York, sep
-anbsr 24sh. says ~ Letters received
lere from SISTER Rose Gertrude say
>ls VIII no. marry.
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The officers Of the North Pzcihc
Phosphate and Fertilizer Conp&ny
for the ensuing yesr VIII be found
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

Il 3 n ) Nymph = supposed 10
a svs EFF ESIuimsult fO- Honolulu
llCut ten OF twelve GSys ago. She
= coming 70 relieve the Acorn.
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MeSSrS. u. ". MscfarlSue \ Co.
-15r portsbie steel track rails for
>ale. different gauges,
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The sugar quotations - the Aus
--alig were New York. October 10Th,
C-han esnrrifugslS- 20 degrees
= 1t-f6 cents. graduated. . cents
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The House hiss returned the Postal
15pcr, % Rep. MsrQUeS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

Mr. John D. Sp-eckels and jim
Cc-bs-- had 6 boxing bOCt II ssh
Francisco, during which the former
had the bridge q his nose broken
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

il took the German bark AdoniS
-hirty-nine days To re2cb SSn Fran
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

The Australia brought $4,000 in
I'D CON fo- Bishop y CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

Rsp. MSrgues declines - serve on
shy committees with Noble Baldwin.
DcuChnutS and coffee Tor TWO.
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Trs Clsudius arrived early
Wednesday morning from her first
mp q vlriEs-d- The passengers
were lcc6 n tLsir praise q the new
S-aS-sr-
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The Australia brought S large
DSil Tor the Post OGce, tifty-eight
CSSS.
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Annual Meeting Paukaa Sugar Co.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Paakaa sugar Co., viii Be held a. the
oalee Of q. Brewer q Company, HonGlaiR. On
TUESDAY, October -, iegj, AZ II O'Clock an.
IzSS4t p. q. JONES. Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

: lz-gs number q the through
passengers q the Chlnz psrtOOk Of
ore q the excellent dinners fO-
vh,ch the Hssaiiau EC.al = noted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

I II oU Ssc Francisco lsCrsE VII De
found a. kan Nth regard u EoU-1g
u5ze1zs- released truE the Australia
TEs BIRDS M1rs- d'4Cglzds Informs
q. have uCt arrived II H0CO-1l1-
zrd h thinks they nay have guCe
20 No-0kz5. from which Island he Oh
rslEed EEsO-
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

lie House : beginning to show
81 i : tiCei q work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

he brLE L1riIns. WHICH Eect On
Ebe ruckz q Point DEz1lg. was valued
& SSUlG0- and The cargo q $1,000
Tie vessel Ez ICSUed fuE sz5Ntu-
and tie cargo far u full vsl1s- The
I1=sss are ssrInzzzsd Il $4,000 OF the
rzsssl and SS5.l00 On the cargo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21
New advertisements.
Annual Meeting Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Stockholders OF The Kohala sugar
Company will be held al the once Of Castle &
Cooke. MO@DAY, October 2. al 10 \. n.
J. Z. ATHERTON.
l5i2-lm Secretary L. ;. Co.
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Notice to Stockholders.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the OnOmee Sugar 20. viii be held al The
Oflcs 81 4. Brewer 4 90. on Tuesday. Oci- .5th
IA =, sP. CASTLE; seervtary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

AucSi0cssr HsSsLrEs- Wednesday
sod the lssSe Of IS acres Of grazing
and 81 Azki0z- hUhzls- Hawaii. 70
John Msguirs 81 the upset price $50
-r-.- s-~-----r
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II WILL BE AT MY OFFICE.
Il ~ The KsDaaa C0aFt n0sse. Kokala. -
collect tszss for The Disirses u Hosfh Eohnls
HsEsil. % sVsrT Bondsg, Thsnday sbd 51fuS-
day. from - an. 70 pm. be1n 1ipg on Hafaf-
dag. SoyenIbes isf. sad eiia ~ Monday. Decens-
Der l5ffh. ~ kDEH =. LON.
Depnfy Asfssses ahd CoIleefox. Norfh kohals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

The bark C. O. Whi-DoEs- Capt
ward arrived a. Sydne!, Oct- en-
sfty--hrse days Eun H01Ol1-E- ohs
add tie SOClE Sea ISLANDERS Il
-hsir bouss Il the New HsoEl6es II
God hath The bark void Ero-
I'D 70 NsEezssIs e lad Goals for
lis porz-
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Chluzuzn- o. NgDg, Eb0 was
ssztsces6 % eighteen U0C1ES n
uris1uuezs Il lard labor On Septe0-
Seq I0rh f,r Isresuy q bed clothing
ne prsperty q Ar- NeHsyne,
ssczped tru0 the prls11 gang q
Wsdnssisy He = sill a large
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

4 special meeting Of the Honolulu
Anon AS held lsss week al the
A.. when Z wzs decided that the
1---rzzsc5o- should disbzrd- and the
--cCerrv D. sold
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On tie Zb-h q December Ar- = 7 q
Lczzz-- 5y Crdsr q the Oahu Rail
way a1i Land Company VII sell Z
United uCuber q those desirable
IS &. Pearl CI-y- he fullest par
-ieuls-s VII BE- found II another
sg1I1E-
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1L-- Geo + Moore q the firm q
L O. L S-=e-a * c. q Ssc Fran
ESQ. ar-lvs6 o. the China and :
--cur-1z e tie Ez7zllzE Hotel me
E-E : Identified WITH the sugar II
-z-es-s u. these Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-21

TIE steamship Amigo : due a.
tbs port q tie 2l1h iron CEns 81
s,1-ss . Mexico direct For freight
cr passage u the latter port enquire
z tie SCENTS Mass-s- WU- G. Irwin
= c. IL
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& v---z German named Grue1, Z
stranger here = gC1nS around
zE--E CT5-EEES -Ey-CE 10 get them
% fern 8 congregation tCE religious
S-T5-ss- - t- he has net with
e O. 10 s-ccsSS-
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TIE San Francisco Examiner says
-Ez- there are three questions Serious
81 troubling Honolulu 81 the present
e. VIZ the Cabinet. 81 Cnruly
Eu5Sco1sl B1sE0p- ard SISTER Rose
E1e-t-uts-
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Threatened Lynching.

About two months ago two white girls,
aged IA aud u years, respectively, were
crimiually assaulted In Montgomery county
Va. Subsequent Developments fastened
the crime upon a man named Alters and a
youth named Cooper. They were lodged
in Jail, and about three weeks age an at.
tempt to lynch them was prevented by
Judge Junkins. Of the County Court, hiding
them in the woods until they could be re-
turned to Lynobburg. The second attempt
was frustrated by removing them to Salem.
They were taken to Christiansburg Monday
for trial. Yesterday Alters was sentenced to
twenty years in the penitentiary. The peo-
pie were dissatis fed with the verdict and
would have lSnched the prisoners had not
Judge Junkins removed tnem from
tbs jail in the darkness. He tele-
grshed the mayor OF Roanoke yes
terday morning that the sheriff and pris-
oners had left. and asking that they be pro-
tected from violence, but up to a late hour
they bad not arrived. and it is thought they
fell victims to the fury of the mob. Men
from Montgomery hava been watching every
avenue of approach. Watches are out at all
the intervening stations on the railroad and
men are patroling the county roads. Great
excitement prevails.
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Marine Disasters.

The steamship Persia, with $50 passengers
on board, went ashore Wednesday night on
the coast of Corsica. but no lives were lost.
The steamer West Cumberland put In at
Norfolk yesterday with the crew and pas
seugers of the schooner Millie G. Bovine,
which had to be abandoned at sea. The
schooner encountered a hurricane on D.
cember u, which continued four days, An
attempt was made to made to calm the wa
ter with oil, but the fury of the wind blew
the oil away. The vessel was dismasted,
and the cabin flooded with water. The
schooner was set on fire before she was
abandoned.
The steamer Croma. which arrived at
New York yesterday, reports having expe-
rienced rough weather. Up to December
II there wss a succession of furious gales
from southwest to Yves. and the ship became
manageable. A plentiful supply of oil
was used which aided in breaking the crests
of the waves. One fearful sea broke over
the ship sweeping everything before it and
~injaring several Of the crew. The engineer
says that part of this sea went down the
funnel, the top Of which Ia fifty six feet
above the water. Ga the 20. b a tremendous
sea swept everything In its way. carrying
wrecksge from the main deck over the up
per bridge, about twenty five faes high and
finally making its exit over the stern.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

The famous Chur CHI of st. Michael at AK
10 Chapelle has been burned.
Lieut.. Rust, who went to Africa to the re-
lief of DR.. Peters, has arrived at Alden.
Elias Rosenthal, dry goods dealer, of Bal.
timore, attributes his assignment TO the bad
weather.
Curtin & Co., iron manufacturers of Belle
fonte, Pa, nave made al assignment. LA
bi tiles 5000 900.
Mrs. Southworth, who killed Mr.. Pettus,
is said to be dying in the Tombs prison, New
York, of acute bronchitis.
The Methodist Episcopal Church is doing
a great deal of mission work in India, Chi
ps, Japan, Corea and Mexico.
Ward McAllister's great society bail at
the Metropolitan Opera House, New York,
last night, was a grand success.
The pressure for consular places is 30
great that the State Department talks of
turning them oyer 10 the civil service COM
mission.
Prince Bismarck received six hundred
kilograms of New Year congratulations
from difereat paris of Germany aud from
foreign countries.
News from Russia is to the effect that the
exiles recently massacred in Siberia were
fred upon while resisting the destruction OF
their printing presses.
The standards of weights and measure al
loted to the United States by the interna-
tional convention were received and accept
by the President yesterday.
The convention of cattlemen to be he'd
at Fort Worth. Texas, March IL. ia to agree
upon some plan to defeat the combination OF
buyers in the prominent markets OF the
country.
A gentleman from Charleston, 8. c., is
under treatment at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Baltimore, where rs will be treated
for a very rare disease. There are snake
shaped animals in his blood.
At Cleveland, o. yesterday Judge So dsrs
sentenced Leutb, the seventeen yesr-old boy
who was convicted of the murder of little
Maggie Thompson, to be banged at Colun-
bus on April 16- b. Lsutb's mother fsinted
on hearing the sentence of her son an had
to be carried from the courtroom.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The

LONDON. Jan. 3.-The influenza is spread
ing among the London police force. 1t is
reported especially among those officers do
ing duty ia the eastern part of the metrop-
oils.
MUNICH, Jan. 3-The influenza prevails
to such an extent 10 this city that it has
been found necessary to close the schools.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-To-day is 8 balmy
summer day, with bright sunshine, such as
was never seen in New York city before at
this time of the year. The deaths today
number 900 against 125 yesterday. This is
something unprecedented at this time ofthe
year. The number OF policemen reported
sick from influenza this morning was $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-03

GENERAL IMBoDEN, an engineer, says the
retention Of the tax on iron ore will benefit
Virginia" Major Bent, q manufacturer, and
the president OF the Pennsylvania steel
Company, says:
There are In Virginia deposits, said to
be large, of qussi Bessemer ore, which prob.
ably can be used as q mixture by the addi-
ZION Of the purer imported ores. At our
works at Baltimore We shall require fully
one million tons of ore annually, and expect
10 be able to use two hundred Thousand tons
.flhat quantity of these quasi Virginia ores,
but without the foreign ore to use with 1t
/ oaunot use one ton OF Virginia ore in our
works"
Is will be seen that there is an entire diff
feiencs of opinion existing betw cen the two
gentlemen on the subject referred to. II
will also appear to most people that as Maj
Bent speaks from long experienced and
practical knowledge. which must Of course
bs more perfect than that of General Imbo-
den's, Virginia would profit more by the
adoption of the ad Twice of the former than Of
that of the latter.
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The Ohio Senatorship.

COLUMBUS, o, Jan. 3-There is no mate
rial change in the Senatorial situation in
the State Legislature to day. but it is re-
ported that all candidates for speaker with
the exception of Hysell, have withdrawn.
This has given increased life to the Br;ce
boom for the Senate. The most important
rumor, is that the democratic members OF
the Legislature have held a conference and
concluded to seat Mr.. Marquis for Lieut..
Governor, over Lanpson and then bring out
Governor Campbell as the chief opponent to
Brice for the Senate.
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THE oPPosITIoN to Mr.. Brice, the chair.
man of the national democratic committee,
d candidate for the o.. 8. Senate from Ohio,
for the reason that hei s q rich man ls ground
less. Mr.. BrIce did not Inherit his money,
but commenced life poor, and accumu
lated it by industry, economy and brains.
That he did 30 ia a feather In his cap, and
should rather help than hurt him in the ct
tainment of his present political object. for
a man who can manage his own business
successfully proves that he is competent to
manage that of other people. Then, too.
az nearly ali the republican Senators are
milliouaires, 1t would certainly not be too
much If at least one or two of their demo
cratic colleagues were also rich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-03

IT Is gratifying to know that the Govern
or of Maryland Is q frm friend of the Ches.
apeake and Ohio Canal. In his late mes.
sage to the legislature of his State, he says
he trusts the preservation of the canal will
receive their favorable consideration, and
that the people of Maryland would not be
content If the canal we're abandoned and its
business be transferred to any competing
line of transportation" The canal ehould be
put in the hands of a receiver interested In
its preservation or be leased to parties who
will keep it open. If the people of Mary.
land ere wise they will never allow 1t to be
closed.
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R @ WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexs. GAZETTE
WASHING TON, D. c., Jan. 3, 1885,

Especial correspondence OF tho Alexe. dAGETTSJ
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 8, 1850.
Among the members of the House In the
room of the Ways and Means Committee of
that body to day, was Mr.. Bowden of Vir-
ginis. Mr.. Bowden says he thinks Mr..
Banks of Norfolk will be appointed collect.
or of that port, and that Gen. Malone will
not oppose him, as the Generals endorse
ment of the application of another man was
made under the impression that he, Bow.
deo, was also 10 favor Of that other man.
A man was yesterday discharged from the
Navy Yard here for the avowed reason that
twenty. four years ago he had, as g southern
sy mpathizsr, without knowing who John
Wilkes Booth was, or that President Lin.
coin had been ss%sassinated, assisted the
former in crossing the Potomac in his flight
from Washington.
The following changes in the 4th class
postofices Of Virginia we're made to-
day Charity. Patrick county, s.. T. Rakes
appointed postmaster vice w. A. Elgin,
resigned Otterdale, Chesterfield county,
Emily Nj. Allen vice D. NJ, Goode, resigned;
sycamore Station, Pittsylvania county, Jno.
3. Kesee vice E. q. Onlds, removed Val
ley Mills, Augusta county, 81. B. Mays vice
A. D. Tribbett. resigned.
Mr.. Cannon hiss returned from his wife's fu.
neral and was at the Capitol toldsy. He says he
has received no notice of q call for q meeting of
the House committee on rules, Of which he is q
member. The iD preston ia that Mr.. Speaker
Reed, chairman of thst committee, will continue
10 conduct the proceedings of the House without
rules, aud in accordance with his own sweet will.
The US. Supreme Court will reasonable on
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Collision at Sea.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-The White Star Line
steamer Britannia, from New York for
Liverpool, ran into the brignntine CzaEowitz
in tbs Irish sea eff the Mersey, last night.
The after part of the brigantine was cut clean
away, and she rapidly fled and sunk, The
weather was bitter cold, but the crew of the
Britannia succeeded in saving ali hands from
the Czarowi;z except the captain, who was
drowned.
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GOVERNOR LsE.-Ex Governor Lee has
gone to Lexington. Talking about his fu.
ture, he says II can't af3rd to bother any
more in politics / must get down to solid
work now" Ia response to a query about
the presidential contest Of 1892 he said !:
Now about that it is all bosh. We all know
that neither of the men on the democratic
ticket in 1892 will come from the South.
Our people have too much st stake In these
contests to disturb ourselves about such
things. The South ia solidly democratic,
and will remain 80. The question will be
to select candidates who will be acceptable
to the States by the other sections OF the
country whose votes are necessary to secure
success"
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Charged With Embezzlement.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Osuza Y q Cortsz.
late secretary CT the bureau of public debt
of Cuba. IVES arrested last night charged
with emb: zz'emeat. The charge against
Cortez is that he ltf. Cuba carrying with
him $500, 900 belonging to the company.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The week has been devoid of matters Of fnsD-
cial or commercial interest, the holidays inter.
fering to some extent. Money matters are very
quiet. Tho banks have been doing well, declar-
ing satisfa .ory dividends. Tho receipts Of grain
and other produce have been only fair and the
markets are quiet, while prices have been we'll
su stained. Stocks and bonds are very quiet but
firm. State securi les are dull, with but little
inquiry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-01-03

NORTHERN NECK r. R.-A bill is now
before the Legislature to incorporate the
Northern Neck Railroad and Transports.
lion Company. The route of the projected
road ia from some point at or near the
mouth OF the Rappahannock river. The
company asks the privilege of building
branches either to the Potomac or the WI.
comico river, to pass through the counties
of Lancaster, Richmond, Northumberland,
Westmoreland, King George and Stafford,
to the town of Fredericksburg, thence
through the counties of Caroline and Spot
s~yIYania.
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dishonest LIQUOR Dealers.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-The premises Of the
Globe Company. Wholesale liquor Dealers
were searched this morning with the result
that not only counterfeits of this brand, but
OF nearly every other well known brand
of liquors we're found.