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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-07-24
RELIGIOUS READING.

Your HEAVENLY FATHER KNowEru.
All our burdens, al our woes,
All our load OF care,
God our loving Father knows
Ere we lift our prayer.
Still he bids us on him walt
Bids us seek his face;
Not In vain we Supplicate
At his throne OF grace.
Not In vain we tell each grief
And our sorrows all
For he waits 10 give relief
Unto those who call.
In each sorrow let us sce
Summons unto prayer;
Let each want a channel he,
Through which grace TO share.
Boldly let us ever plead
With our God on high;
Claim his promise for each need,
Sure of his reply.
--[R. NJ. OnOrd.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-07-24
prrNvrNG on THE INCREASE N INDIA.

English advocates Of the excise admins
tration in India claim that drinking has not
increased lIcv. Thomas Evans. IN n letter
20 the Baptist, shows the contrary to be
true. Among other startling changes large
ly due to English influence and example he
mentions the fact that within the last eight
years half dozen Indian raj jahs have died in
comparative youth through indulgence in
spirituous liquors also that the largest liuuor
contractor this year in Allahabad IL "holy"
Brahmn, while the contract TO supply tho
city Of Lucknow with liquor Is held hy a
Brahmin and Rajpoot from Jool. In for
mer times high caste Brahmius would have
Scorned TO engage in such II business.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-07-24

THE cargo Of ice recently shipped from
Norway TO New York was impregnatei with
Kerosene oil, which Is the usual cargo OF the
shin, and Il was sold 70 the poor oil that CITY,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-07-24

THE best man to dispurse crowd is
pick-pocket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
A Play I. an Animated Picture

remember that during the rehearsal
Of "The School for Scandal ! was i'm
pressed with the idea that the perform
ance would not go WELL Ii is always
difficult matter to bring a company of
great artists together for a night and
nave them act in unison with each
other; not from any i'll feeling, but from
the fact that they are not accustomed to
play together In a fine mechanical
continuance the ease and perfection with
which it works often depend upon the
fact that the cog wheels have their diff
ferent proportions. On this occasion
they were all identical in size, highly
polished and well made, but not adapted
to the same machinery.
Seeing a hitch during the rehearsal in
one Of the important scenes, ventured.
in my official capacity. 10 make a sug
gestion 10 one of the old actors. lie re
garded me with a cold, stony gaze, as
though had been at a great distance
which l was, both in age and in expert
ence-and gave me 10 understand that
there was but one way TO settle the mat
ter, and that was his way. OF course, as
the company did not comprise the one
regularly under my management, l felt
that it would be becoming in me to yield,
which | did, not, however, without pro
testing that the position l took was the
proper and only one under the circum-
stances. and when | saw the scene fail
and virtually go to pieces at night, / con-
fess that felt some satisfaction in the
knowledge that my judgment had been
correct. In fact, the whole entertain
ment, while it had been a financial sue
cess, was an artistic failure. People
wondered how so many greatactors could
make a performance go of so tamely.
Harmony is the most important ele-
ment in work of art I'm this instance
each piece Of mosaic was perfect in form
and beautiful in color, but when atted
together they matched badly, and the
effect was crude. An actor who has
been for years the main attraction in his
PLAYS. and on all occasions the central
and conspicuous figure Of the entertain
ment, can scarcely be expected 10 adapt
himself at once 70 being grouped with
others in one picture; having so long
performed the solo, it is difficult 10 ac-
company the air. a play is like pict-
ure: the actors are the colors, and they
must blend with one another If a perfect
work is to be produced. Should they
fail to agree rs to the value and distsibu-
ton of their talents, then. though they
be ever so great, they must submit their
case to the care and guidance of master
nd.-Joseph jefferson in The Century
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Senator Eyes little subsidy scheme
for American shipping is entirely gen.
erous. II It should succeed the busi-
less Of Flowing the nam vii have
many advantages over that Of forming
or ruuhire corner grocery. aud We
fancy that there sill lie great rush to
get into 1t. For iron steamers Of OCU
e hs or over Senator Frye provides a
81 bsidy a. the rate of SO per mile for
each outward voyage. steamers Of COO
tons to get 81 per mile. A general boun-
ty of - of a mill per ton register
for each mile naylgated IS also
uroviled for all vessels. Az this
rate IN ocean liner Of tho Euro
pesn description would draw about
SIS 600 for each trip. This would
amount to about 1924 GOO year. or .
per cent interest on - $4,000; so II
wouldn't mstier very much To the snip
owners whether they carried cargoes OF
didn't. They could ven eiiord to rave
their vessels ply hack and form eros
tao Atlantic IN ballast. and any freiSht
or passenger traffic they might secure
would brir Clean profit. A careful
estimate made on the basis OK senator
Fryes proposed bounty bills shows that
10 subsidise fleet Of ocean steamers.
wiki one half the tonnage now salllpg
under the English flag, w uld require
appropriations from the Federal treas
MY Of about gao COO coo per year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31


NV YORK. January 30.-Messrs. Hub.
barJ -, A Co., say: 1.-The cotton
market has today p,,.na genuine surprise
10 nearly ell concerned. a spv-.' neons al
vance Of 40 20 Y points here, and ~ pv,.-,
IN New Orleans Having been established In
HppOsiGibh 70 tho Wishes ~ the most pro-
iOuncef bulls. who, ha.liiE haf'cH ~ith
their cotton on the recent bulge, were
hoping aud waiting Tor a decline to 1913
for March. to permit Of their commencing a
fresh cafnpairn unOn safe basis. LIVER
pool opened weak a. = decline or 20 4
points. as compared ~ Yesterdays figures.
but before the close had rcgaiued most q
the loss. and was within one t0two points Of
the highest prices reached yesterday
A. far as we are able % judge the advance
was the natural reaction following the over
confident short selling OF the past day or
TIVE. and the moment the bears started 10
cover II became evident that their sales had
passed into the lands ~ nrDmlnent Greek
house controlling most Of the cotton here,
and that there was no supply from which
they could draw in order 10 protect their
short contacts The s1ddenness and the
rapidly Of the Improvement hardly Argue
well for is stability, but the undertone at
the close was very strong.
Futures closed strong. spot cotton steady
midding uplands. 10 l'-l0c. Sales ~ bales.
Receipts at ports to-day estimated at 1900
bales. against 1871 bales last week and
81. i03 last year. Futures closed as follows:
Janusff, lO.gJR 1898; February, 1880
1895: March. 1O.H3ll00; April, li.04G
ll.05; May. 1000 lilo; June, l.l4gll.l5:
July, li.19@ll.20; August, li.2l@ ll.22;
September, i~loS2i October, lO.zS4
1929.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady,
middling uplands, Ltd; sales, 500
balDs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31


There ssems to be no doubt that John
WaDamaker is a candidate for election
A. senalof OF the United States to sue
coed the Hon. j. Donald Cameron. Dir.
Cameron's term ends in March. leyl.
According to a correspondent OF the
New York Times. Mr. Wanamaker re-
fuses either to admit or deny that nc
aspires to be a Senator. His excuse for
not talking on The subj let was charac-
terisiioi Il do not talk politics on sun
d.y.n
a|Mr. Wauamaker' closest political
friend. - however. was not unwillit < 70
talk politics Oh Sunday. and the Times
correspondent reports HIM az saying
with emphasis. that thefe was nc
dcubt the Postmaster General had
thought seriously Of the Senatorial sue
c .ssion He regarded it a. unlikely
that Mr. Wanamaker would he "a can
didate in the general. acceptance Of the
term. a. he considered that the Office
was ore that should come to the man
AZ a high honor. aid hot be obtained oy
the usual political Tethods.
II the proprietor OF the bargain coun-
.er il strong at anything, it Is at Oh
tainirg Office by other than the "usu'
political methods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. January 3o.-Sales OF
loose tobacco on the breaks to-day 7,2li
pounds, Highcet price. 500,
There will BE sale Of loose tobacco on
the breaks tomorrow. Some fine sun-cured
Louisa 'obacrc will be nhefcd
bfctihgs OF tobacco at auction on Change
Thursday. January 80, 1890: 10th offer
ings A. packages. Of which > were sun
cured and s. were West Virginia bright to-
baccos. Ofthe sun-cured, one package was
taken IN 40 s2.s5. dne rolH ~ $50. 'f thu
West Virginia bright tobaccos, one package
sold at $50. one az $3.50, one at so, one
taken in at $3.50, one az S3j, one az $500,
three at <3l. two at $50. four sold ri $50, one
at $40. one at SIS, one taken in ~ $3.50, one
sold at $3.50, one taken in az ",
one sold at $3.50. two taken IN az
i23, one at go 80. one sold ai t22.ho
one package taken in at $2l.50, one AZ s2l.
one at fzul0; Que package spl1 at '2'tHo,
one 40 flS.2ji enc package taken in ut SIS;
0ne package sold az SlS; one package taken
In at ST 2j one package sold az SIG; one
package taken in az Si5.2j. one 40 SIS; one
package sold at $50. one az Si3.2j; one pack
age taken in ~ go; enc package sold al $40;
no packages taken in at;e, one at $3.50, one
at Sl.j), one at 81.
Private sales reported to the secretary to-
AtAs INIIff1. - NN-NNfHN0f Hllfl7s -
hogsheads; smokers. hogsheadsi dark to-
baccOs, n h0gsheadsi snu'cured, 2 hogs
heads, Total private sales reported TO the
secretary today Is. hOg-heads.
''ilicr ~ the tobacco, Inspector reports TO-
iay Inspections Bright, 2 hogsheads;
dark. 30 hogsheads. spections-Bright,
A. hogsheads; dark. 40 hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's. Crenshaw's, shockoe.
Blanchard's, Davenp0rts. Planters and
Merchants, Centre. Myers, and seabro0k' 5
warehouses report 81 hogeheads. ] fierce
end ho2ut teii,csei .0i65
Office Of the collector Of the United states
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day as follows Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes, SIl4.i5; tax
paid tobacco. $3.2l9.3O. Total revenue col
lections for city to-day, $S,833.55
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day, ". VI. rove. Iuhehburei
ar Reuben Martin lof staples x Martini
who has been confined 10 the house for the
past week, is considered much better to
dav.
The Richmond fohacrO market was strong
and active again to-day. Good sales Of
wrappers and heavy sales Of hllcrs in addi-
ton % sales on the breaks and auction sales
on Change. {. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.
BANKERS AND BkOkE ltS
DEcEmBFR porn, 1889.


We offer for sale FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS (s5OOOOD) Equ 'pllehl
sinking Fund Five Per Cent. Mortgage
Ronds OF Tie richmond and Danvlle KALI
road COMPANY. principal and interest payn-
ME fn gold coin Central trust company OF
New York trustee, &c eighty-seNen ana nee
crued interest. subject 20 advance ia price
without notice. ,ooo Il,
Eonds are dated 81 september, 1889. IN
terest payable March aud oeptehioSlI. ~ l.
cipal PAYABLE sept mDcr, 1908. lhey are
secured bv "A mortgage on the whole pr per
~ ofthe richmond and DanViile taliioou .
and specifically hy mortgage on thr equip
ment fenglnes and cars bought WIN the pro-
ceeds OF the sale of the bonds. iacn locy,
motive and car bought unOer the trust sniil
be distinctly arked as the property OF tiis
Central trust Company for me pui poses ~
mis- tiust, and a condition OF me MOI lsi-'
nrovides for The annual payment 20 the tius-
lee Of IA sum sufficient To paw on ht par "ti
fne bonds issued Hereunder Wltnln.seNeh-
Teen wears: the numbers OF bonds 10 ne 20
uaid to be annually determined by iol ny VIZ
central Trust Company. these payinenls
will pay on tie whole loan an par ln an aver
age Of eight aud One-half years. 49,.
Am the conditions OF the mortgage nave
boen carefully considered by the couhsel OF
the Central Trust Company, 30 as 10 secui e
tO the holder Of the bonds the most aii we
profectiou. The annual report OF the hlch-
mOud and Danyille railroad Tor hst year
shows net surplus over opeiaIns eApeliS, -
and fixed charges Of s7i23ol O4-9quai 20
dffeen par cent. Of the stock. Two hundred
dollars per share Is bid on the open inaIees
for me stock. The increaled equipment now
0oino ON he road bought Win the procetu7
~ those bonds is expected 10 very largely IN
crease the gross aud net receipts. 80,
deoo.tf THOMAS BRANCH q %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
Michigan Rabbits.

4 Detroit dog fancier who was acquainted
with a farmer in Taylor township coaxed him
70 take home a yorag dog and encourage HIN
20 hunt. In about a week the farmer came
In with the dead body Of the dog in bis wagon
and calmly observed:
Hero is your dog.
"But he is deadw exclaimed the owner.
YES
"Who or what killed himp
lie was out in the field and a rabbit took
after hin aud run him todeath. | was afraid
IT il when YOU sent him out II you want
me 90 take another, you'd better select an old
dog-one with lots Of teeth and used to dodg-
ing"
"But. great Scott. man! what sort Of rab-
bits do YOU have out there"
"Not as large rs they ought TO be, as me
locomotives keep EN- pretty badly scared
Rui. about the sizo OF yearlins hogs guess
and Us farmers have TO carry our revolyers
into the field with us Expect, any Hay, when
nv children will be carried OF AMI eaton
oliye. detroit Free Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
New York Financial Market.
rHv ToIerr1rl

NEW YORK. January 50.-Money closed
at per cent; the lowest rate was pa and
highest. 80 per cent. Exchange closed
steady posted rates, 4Si@ iSS: actual rates,
lS3iz1is3tf sixtr DAYS and ia ny
for demand Government bonds closed
ssf. adv currency ss. ITO bid; AZ coupons
1881 biG: as, DO. l05'z bid
The market was less active tits forenoon
and somewhat unsettled, though there ap
peared to be a very strong feeling. In Tho
afternoon the market was less active and
lower. There weic s0iue Implications that
London was selling. The decline aflef
o'clock put the majority OF stocks lover
than they closed yesterday. Sales I'll ,4S
shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
q skttAoe or YOUTH
Adown The road tho rcd roo bushes

Adown The road tho red rose bushes
Ar budding aud blooming her, and thero
And the clean, cool Wind Il laughs and pnsbsa
Owes my forehead and through my hair.
iafe 70 iightsoar weight to bear.
Youth is not such a weary load:
Wouldst thou deprive me Of my share
Death, that art lurking down lhe roai2
Ny steet Is fresh; the ways arr pleasant,
am not old nor weary yot
The past was good, a. good the present,
Nor a. there much need regret
WIZ thou Dot dumhcf and forget
To harvest grain 20 newly sowcd
q lcan and longing and sharp set
teatn' that art lurking down Toe roadf
Nay shall pray thee not. lamcr.ns
The end Of me ami ~, end of an.
Thou hast no scc' Tor tcars. rcpcniing
Thy 'oecping blade. when mortals IAN
AZ some lanes turn III hear the call
stand ~ and as grass I shall be- moved
strike, then; thou shalt not me appal
Death. that art lurking down the road
Only-strikc sure. 10 strike 70 must ho
What time forget ths dues are owed,
Scize them Suddenly, thine so justly.
Death, that art lurking down the road
p y. Black
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
baltimore Market
IHx IeIeRrnnhI

BALTIMORE. Md, January 50.-Cottos
steady; middling l0H@llc. Flour mae
tive and steady. Wheat Southern quiet
and neglected; Fultz. Tf@ So; Longberry
BOISE; No. ., Soc; steamer No. ,, red
Zoe. Western duh. No. =, winter red
spot and January, size. Corn-Sontherr
dnll and easier; white, 3J@5ac.; yellow
33@3Gc.; Western steady; mixed, spot ant
January, 36i.c. Oats firm and higher
Southern and Pennsylvania. 2s@3lc.; grad
ed No. white, Sic; Western white
29@3ic.; do. mixed. 2s@2s4c. Ry,
fiat and nominal; prime 10 choice
5sM55c. The drop is due TO incieasod offer
inf. and no demand. Provisions quiet and
ncaangcd. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fan
ara unchanged. Sugar quiet, steady; II
oh 4nged. Whisky quiet at sI.09@Sl.lo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
New Yo4k Produce Market.
~ TafoUr4rn

NEw YORK. January aO.-Flour close
dull and without decided change; iln'
CRATES Wihtct. S2MS2.3O Wheat closet
weak: spot sales 80. 3 ted winter, $40
SIC. Corn closed weak; spot sales 70.
mixed. 3GstM317sc. Oats closed quiet
spot sales SO. I white, BE. Pork dun
new mess. si0.2jM)ll.j0. Lard closed mod
erately active: February. S6.lo@S6.2l
>ugar-Raw steady and unchanged; refined
steady and fairly active; prices unchanged
Coffee spot lots closed easier; fair Rio car
Zoos. 10 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. January 3O.-Whcat weak anc
lower. Corn dull. oats quiet. Provisions
easier. Closing. Wheat-January, l4Ac.
February, 7i71c.; May 7sbm sc. Corn
Januars 2s1sc.i February, z,c.i May
3ls-c. Oats January and Eebfnary
2O5.c.: MAY. Do 021isc. Pork-Januarl
and February. S9.52ls; May, Sy254
Lard January and February, >3.>V; May
$500: April. s6.O2if. short Ribs-Januar,
and February, S4lzis {; May. 7i'V.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
IT. Louis Market.

sT.LOUIs, Mo-, January 30.-flour quic
and easy but unchanged. Wheat lower
May. 11l5W11szc. Corn lower; February
2Gi5 M265 IL. Oats firm; May, 22c. Lard
Prime steam. $3.50. Pork Standard mess
SlO.2j Dried sali meals Shoulders, &c.
longs and cleaf ribs, jl(c.; short clear
5alMjiSc. Bacon Boxed shoulders. sc.
longs. Sj.65NSj7O; clear ribs, 500
short clear. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Kew york stock Mstks'
Reported by c. W. Branch K Co., bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK. January 30.-The develop
mcnts of rascality in connection with one
national bank and two State banks, which
resulted in at any rate the temporary clos
ing Of the national bank and one Of the
state banks, did no real harm 90 the stock
market, but the blow 10 confidence was
sharp. and she active market Of the past
few days gave place 10 "a duh market. From
I O'Clock on the market became heavy, al
though at the close Il rallied a tribe. The
weather continues bad for the c0alers. II
would. therefore, appear on the surface I'M
wise % expect any great bull movement UNI
on some of these obstacles are removed. We
therefore think the market will be narrow.
subject 10 manipulation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

si4oo; No. >, sl2 to $3.50; mized, - 70 SIT;
Virginia clover, 81 10 81.
Outs ralcd. sil 20 $l2.
ShHcks-B aled, 81 20 60c.
Compressed, 100 pounds, . 10
Sc; loose, pressed large bales, AZ to nc.
Mil Feed.
sbipstuf, per ton, sl4.
BDwnstuf, per ton, $3.50.
Bran, per ton. $500 70 Sl2.9J.
Iron. Steel Nails. Etc.
Tr0n-America refined. Old Dominion
bar. Per pocid for standard sizes, l-l0c.;
English and American sheet. 81 to 5l1c.;
swcdes hammered. b BE-; hoop. 10 41sc.
Ngds-Old Dominion, standard size,
s1.2j. steel, s2.S5.
Walter hofse-1h0es. s.; mules. 81.
Lumber. sfsves. Etc.
Lumber-White oak. per l.en. $40 10 SIS,
yellow pine. framing timber. 81 % flO PEI
1000: boards s. to $40; poplar, West Nr
ginia, No. |. $50; No. ,, So; No. 3. SIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
Cincinnati Market.
fBy 1elegroph.l

CINCINNATI o.. January 30.-Pork regu
lar. SIW31is WSlo.5O. Lard Kettle dried
5000. Bacon-short clear sides. 5000
500. Whisky Sales Of so barrels finished
goods on the basis of Sl.02 per gallon fol
high wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, VA, January 80, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. 926 bushels.
Corn 100 bushels.
Oats-sj0 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO sEcBKTArY.
Wheat Shortberry. 400 bushels good on
private terms: 26 bushels good al re.
Corn-White, 600 bushels very good on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Qnotafions.-M iddling, 1O3Sc.; low mid
ling, 95sc.; good ordinary, SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

-------~----~-~-------~--
JOHN /. WILLIAMS \ sun,
BA N K E r s,
AND DEALERS ~
INVESTMENT BONDS,
iii MAIN STREET.

We make n speciality Of .rst-class Invest
ment Securities, which we keep constantly OF
mind for sale 20 FlDUClARIES, TRUST
FUNDS, AID INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE. CITY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
for same M market rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
DYSPEPSIA CURED
1851 THE USE OF
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.



II I,u|fI er.ll pleasure that certify tnat
NF f.H Us. Ul NII.nI.fr Mineral Water my
uI.rrII.l.I uffht worst ease OF dyspep-
t..f ll.r.Iu. fI. movement seemed AZ
most miraculous. fhe fronbie. originating as
If..I. nom chronic ,ifarrh rastritls. through
,.I..rI.tr. fIe present wear. the patient
a.. .l f.nItHrari small quantities Of skim
u.I mIs ans and ai medicines--ihe
..t and u.andost--acted as irritanis
''- .i.iii ,ii az i'. . o. ~ .ii''ai
ny, ,.s-, 90 ts't,.,ers ~ the
r... ,..5 "a c,,i,. - mn,
.,t ..-....l,..ii,- ~ ,oli-e ~
I...... 49, $500. MOE. then f,Vn al "a
fr -I. ,.-.. - i,l,..l com IGo pounds 10
II-....... h.. ,.rirhf Size went ~ me Min
u... utr.t.-nonf was rereeptible. At the
me- .elita week she came home. appar-
n,i'ineH mo @iolaSt De,is. sas
0...f sd. la.l Gained in that short time ~
N.... UIr..n. r0. nr from IIstO lao pounds
lI. MUfI4.uruf has continued and her
would uD doubt now Doe perfect, had
I... N.0r ffnnhIa of recent origin tempo
I.... retarded hcr recovery. Whencyerany
nfII.f li.agrees with her she runs for
'Ir ..'fIe 10 t.Lase city Mineral Water
seldom fIia ID relieve.
NrIr00rIeueo with y0nf water in quite
h.HI..f oI casrs tends 90 confirm me in my
.I. lnaf 3D. w.lI cure almost any case OF
dyspepsia. that is 20 say. where the
...... .I. ~. ...l .I. - l,..,...l D.. fl. main,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Reported by Jonn l.. Williams 4 Sen
bankers and brokers. No iii Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
RICHMOND. Va, January 30, lSse.
FIRST BOA.D.

flkNl boAhbs
5000 Virginia new IS at 6G7s; $500 do. at
G67z.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. 4 Skes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
BARKER RESIGNS FROM TANNAyY.

When Secretary John Mctioldrick stood up to read
the minutes in the meeting Of the Tammany society
last evening he beld paper which he did not make
known 10 the assembled braves He kept II for the
next meeting of the Tammany General Committee
Il was ex-Alderman Barkers resignation a membcs
the latter body The resignation was addressed to
General John Cochrane, chairman of the General Com
mittee and was dated May 10. Barker did not auda
in IL to his conviction for brutal assault on
James Heman. nor did he say anything except
that he resigned. Mr.. McGoldrck said that he 70
ceved the paper from General Cochrane yesterday.
There are people so sceptca that they don't believe
that :" JIM, resigned last saturday, which was two
DAYS before his trial began but believe that he really
wrote his resignation in the Tombs. after he had been
convicted. The severance of his connection with the
General Committee destroys his membership also Id
the Tammany Committee on Organization and tins
Tammany Executive COMMITTEES, or committee Of
Twenty four and closes his career Tammany leader
of the XIIth Assembly District AZ the next regular
meeting Of the general Committee the resignation viii
he accented and the district committee informed thai
they can choose new leader