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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

THE HOUSE STILL WITHOUT QUORUM
Wsehingtou Sept. 2o.-The Journal was read with
ant objection but Nj. OFerln. OF Virginia. objected
to rs approval
The question being on the approval. MI OFeraii
d.napded the yeas and navs and az ~" Democrats
roe in support Of this demand, tieT names werr noted
The Speaker counted thirty Democrats prtscHt-
not pnon.h t., order the yeas aud nays.
Mr. Brechlnidre Of Kentucky. dsmandoi tellers Md
tb,, time tie Speaker couLt~i forty eight members
Mr. Brc, hnrdrc-You only counted thrtyNcvcn
before.
The speaker-Tms IS nor the st tlu'o gentlemen on
that side have appeared and disappeared
Mr. Eoc kinridge Aud this Il nat the INST tlino Ino
count of the Chair turned out To he incorrect
Tho Slcakcr-The Chat: desires 90 say that yrster'
day the count by tecr showtd two less than nN conhs
hy tie Chair aud that was because Of two members
disaplwaring after the Speakers count.
Mr. Crasp-There difference OF SIN
The speaker-The gentleman IS mistaken
Mr. INTERCHANGEABLE country will know tie facn.
The was and nays having bc"a ordered. there Is
Democratic exodus. and IN !. momeut tho DeTnocrauc
seats wcrr well nigh dc,-rtfd.
Tho vote resulted Yeas. l6l nays. o-oo quorum
and the House at / O'clock adjourned $780,, -
nv clerical error. Mr.. Cricnst OF LOUIS ana was
noted a. voting Yesterday aCainst the ri~'1ous Hi"S
ZION ON the LangStOn Venabe Gaze. Mr. Coleman voteo
n tho Affirmative with his party colleagues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
NINE DISASTER AT'WILKESBARRE.
FIVE MEN IN THE MURRAY SHAFT WHEN AN
EXPLOSION OCCURS.

FIVE MEN IN THE MURRAY SHAFT "ALN AN
EXPLOSION OCCURS.
Wilkesbarre Penn. Sept 20.-An explosion o'
Gas took place in the Murray shaft OF tne A@nie"
and Wilkesbarre Coal Company this ai'ernou"'
A the Associated Press reporter reacheu Wv. :,
scene, the body Of Anthony jennings on oiu a,,u
well-known miner, was being taken ou1' ""l'y
burned Ropes were strung around sne "o".n
Of the shaft ard no one was allowed WITHIN '"en'y
feet of the opening. as II was iealeu
that second explosion would take p'.oo
at any time. There were five men Id o"o
sboft At the time OF the explosion. lheS ~e,.
Lawrence Casey, James Sullivan James BOSWELL
Fire Boss Edward Butson and Anthony jennings
Whose body has been recovered
At 3 o'clock rescuiug party consisting "
SUPERINTENDENT Scott. Foreman James foro' wv.
can Mergcns, and Mine Inspector "iiiinmS' e"-
tered the shaft in search Of the men, lnes IL
turned at o'clock ara reported 'ha' al WIZ
dead except Edward Dntson, who was seriously
burned. Later on TIE dead men were psp" Zoo
from the nit to the surface, Issuance VI WV
feet: ,,s;o, ;s NOT known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
SLEEPING rRAryNEy KILLED BY 4 COLLISION

Newburg, y. u. sept. 20 lspecaD.-A dt patch ~
The Register that there another bad wreck
last night thu Eric at the summit Just Of
Middletown. place where several accidents have Oc.
Cured. Two men lost their lives and two badly
injured. Au extra freight tratn eastbodnd. stopped
ct the summit switch 70 allow The Wells, Fargo OK.
press train to pass. II 10 supposed that tho con
ductor, nagman and trainnsn IN the caboose Of the
freight AL asleep having neglected to send
out nag. The result Wa that the express train o.
II rounded the curve dashed inn the Of the
freight train beforS il could be into t,s switch
The caboose WAS crushed, aud the conductor Charlie,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
PROGRESS ~ THE INDLIN IERRITORf.
ANIMAL r. poRr OF AGENT BENNErT-woHK GU
THE Missionaries.

Musbrrcc T. T.. sept. 30 (spctnl.-Ieo r. Nan.
nett United states Indian Asent for the th:on A;cn'V
to-day forwarded his ANIMAL report T. WASH n.'on
Tho J'nn Agcnry has jurisdiction over scrle t|.rOD.
ono ares embracing tho Cherokee. Crock seminole
CLoc,aw and Chicaasnw paioae. rnf 'orfaii.nr aSou
81 900 citizens divided ~ lows Chei"hces .'o"'
Greeks. 1000 Seminole. 400, fn'Lta~' 1000 {.
C!acka,avs $500. The" ar a!,o about l%'''o'
whites regrocs, AMI other non ritiLln., of whoa
CaC,U are unlawfy III thu country The ''tIon
population 1. made up Of 1890 fh!blood 1900 OF
miyet blood and 1900 ntcrmSrrtcfi with whites and
FREEDMEN H. rrga;d & thc Laws. AS'ut B"n'e't says
that there IL need Tor an ipIrIvod 'rhir!'l syh Ma'
NaHlcts Of Jurisdictions and this very c"inpn'u"d
coalition t.nds to leave mrd'r's Of eases for which
there appcArs o. lie remedy: that The I ntd
states courts are all har,perd In their operations by
scarcity of funds. the apprehension II many criminals
il prevented thcrrby. nnd the commission Of criru- IN
co,rnc.-i7 The movement favor Of the Allotment
OF lands In severity he ,nIs. "is growing In favor.
and thi, question viii Lc ihr leading issue u, the en-
suug campaign Of the Chcrohc, Nniion.'
Mr. Bennett gives great credit Ia tn" Christian mis-
,ionarics for tho mora, advancement Of TIE hv' tribes
HIS r.por show, that nc Barists Methodist and
Prc,Ly:cIi..a have invested large s"Ins In church
pr,pe1y that tho NUM- or Of cinrchca ard schools
under ter snper, ion has been rcatl! increased and
there is "a growing interest among the lhdn', ia re-
livi,,us matters. Under tic head Of railroads Sir.
Bennett says:
"Thc Chociaw Coal and RAILWAY Cnmpany hrs Luilt
during the year al1n, eighty miles % traAh oi It's
hnr extending east and west though the Choctaw,
Creek aud seminole nations. from oklahoma u the
ast~rn markets. The completed r'af connects tho
Mi-s uri, Kansas and Texas and TIC -. LOUIS AMI
san Francisco road. The roadhcd. rollins stock AMI
all Of the rad'> equipments are said I" excel any In
operation in tho Wcstgr country. Many valuable coal
and timber Interest," from which considerable revenue
~ill be derived by the ClocL.~ Nation, nave h'cl DE-
vc,nuci by The bdins Of TIL, read ard the conpi IS
dryc, every encourage nlcnt IN Ito legitimate opera
ton The corporation has. however, exceeded It's cher
ter. and i, gradually mVnop ozins I'll cpul lands by
the leasing SYSTEM"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Loppert and tho naeman. william II. Dufy. wor" IN
stsntly killed. Their bodies were badly mahs'eo'
Two brskemcu. John Miller and Frank Ha4emsn wcr'
injured. Miller had both legs broken and suffered IN
terna injuries and IInFeman Wa badly bruised aoou'
the rcah. All were rc>idcn:, Of Port Jcrvis. Inc
eyprrss train was little dam. god and one was ~
jul,d The !njurrd mon were taken e. Hunt. 10.
D. al at Port Jervi,. and the bodies OF te Ki'cn "c
brought 10 Mddltowll where an inquest was hcl1 ny
Coroner Degraw. J.e mcI OF the freight tram han
been working Il 1, said. continuously for about I'VE
DAYS and were completely cNh1stod Tor want Ok Steep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
IRVY AM yiVY INTELLTfENCE.

Wa.hing1Cn, sept 20.The extension Of the leave Oi
shsence on surgeons certificate Of Disability granted
second Lieutenant Clarence H. Edwards ga Infantry
hns been further extended month. Leave OF
abseuce for four months has been gIAVed Flint
Lieutenant Edgar W. HIVE. I7th Infantry.
Commander +. J. Hgginson has been orderod TO eS-
animation for promotion. lhy Inspector James Hoy
has l.cn detached from tho Richmond and ordered
10 settle account. PayIIinter IhcIl0lv b. ThOmp
BON has been OrdcrN " the ElchInoLd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
At rHB wHrprIyG-I.IST AND ~ THE PILLoRT

wiln.Lgtor. Del. scpt. 20.-Tkrvo hundred spcr'
txtor. among them soma vl,itDre ir1n Philafelpha.
witnessed the whippnGs ~ New Castle to-day. ok
negroes and two white men. for various anen'os. ~
cciyed from five TO twenty lashcs "a'l one y! tlc
Degrees. George Cooper. come 70 III" po't wearing pat
cthah.r shoes AMI nobby trousers. and took I" MY
ls.hcS without exhibiting much unoasinr>s Frank
Stanton. white. after hi, twenty la'hes c"ony drc"
cigar frpm his pockr, aid llght"i II. be,dc' the whip
pins, (,ror.c Cooper John Nyu,. c"orN cohvltei OF
nurterous assault And Samuel Long. for forgery, ca
stood one hour In TIN pi!orv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

DoSDs OFFERED AND INTEREST PREPAID.
Washington, Sept. Gothic offers to the treasury
under the circular OF August 80 OF IL per cent ooha'
TODAY for the entire country so far as hearu iro'''
aggregate s1.O26 800 The prepayment OF iho'res'
on tlu 4 per cents and the currency rs to-day for
the entire country. far Ms heard rom as*roN"
s,o- 600 win to.d,y.s offers only partially heard
rom, as noted the aggregate Of offers OF ~. PR
cent bonds received by the Treasury under thc CIR
cular Of August 30 is S1G.s33.10O. The CAL under
this circular was for FOO ooOOOO ard tho bonds were
10 be redeemed at par with interest to and nclnoe
August 3l1e9I provided they were presented hot
later than today
Tho offers of 10 per cent bonds 10 tho Treasury
restrdav for tho entire country aggregated s2,:ssH0O
nnnjur a total ~ I13,Sh 800 Inc piePaln ipnu
OF interest on the per cent bonds ana INC cmTrnsS
1924 374, making total Of s6,21s.361.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
SECRETARY RISK on PROTECTION OF FARXBRs


Chicago. Sept 90 (special.-Tho Secretary Of Agr
culture In the city. ara In interview to-day said
I" do not think the Fnrmci'' Alliance Of the country
!, going 10 hurt tho Republican party any than
tho Democrntic. There rs notion TINT the farmers
nrc all turning Fro. Traders Don't yon believe It.
1t is the depression In agriculture that is worrying
them. They know that something's the matter. ana
they want to find out why farming doesn't pay a. II
used ~ during the war and right after tho but
then, isn't depressed a. 1t was IN mt. b.m times
The farming business HIS been rail her done lately
Or, rather. It hasn't beon diversined enough. We
port wheat and corn, but we import 10000 900 bush
els Of barley year. We can grow barley 9 we'll
Canada, and whom the Tariff blu goes into effect
we'll keep all that blrley Out. Now we import pota
toes. too. and We ought to crow all own potatoes
Another thing-they thought II ~xs awful smart T.,
poke fun ut tho Mckinley bill because II put duty
egss and they laughed at the old hens and all that
sort Of thing. Well. now. sir. Do you know that the
poultry industry Of this country IL worth than
tho silver industry Well It is. and II ought n be
protected Forty four per cent OF he Inhabitants Of
this country ar engaFd In the farming business. I
say they are entitled to the same measure OF prtrc
ton the other fellowa We are getting pretty tired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
HALF A MILLION rs JUDGxEMs'HoR sa9

Newburg. Sept 30 Observation-Disclosures which 1t is
said aggregate s3oo00O and which the results OF
the innunerable suts at law that have Involved tho
ex rresdcnt OF the Erie Railway. Robert II. Bcrdcll
ever since no and KILLED. W1sner Murray. Mayor Of
Goshen IN the Erie Railroad depot In that place.
o. day sold at the court house IN mis- city for the sum
of T,2 Thoy bid In nv Judge S.,W. Fullerton Of
against Berdeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
~ MEMORY or GEyERlL GEORGE II. THOMAS

Chico 90 H.. Sept. 20 c-pccisb Twenty seven wears
,go today General George H. Thomas won for hin
s..y he ',tlc of IN. HOk " Chlrf MAIZENA," T!r,
anniversary Of the tinou. engagement VA httingl
rclchra'cd hy GcorC, II. Thonhe Post. NJ. D. Grand
Army a the Republic. 10 dVv by the presentation Of
beautiful He siEe p,rirsit % tie farou, commander
TO the G,S,rc, H. Tomr. s'h"ol which Is al i'-ldsn
ave and HiShst. The painting IS i4xu0 iaches done
in oil and repre- sent, the General IA full uniform
,iaudiny AT ea," y was the work IL A. +. BrUp,.
"A mcmlrr of h- tc"r:c X. I1Ou.a> POST who was Oh
tho stan Of ti~reral Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
A TALE OF A GRlNDNOrHER'S Gre ELY.

Donate pulnadi. ten 81 rs old. II y, ~ Mulberry
st. was arrested Friday with his grandM"trcr'
Maria Pumad fpr disturbing the coIteht> Of al a'a
barrel Pilmadi told Justice saith. n thc In"os
Police Court Yesterday. that his grandmother h''os
him 10 out with u hook and 5L-. and when he t'ieo
10 returu with !ull bag he WAS hung up win rope
ard his feet bi,tcrcd with hot stove lbs: hs
turned the society .ur tn lTf,. s'"! W
Cruclt, to C.drn. the agents q. which "ii ln|eSa'
cate his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
HONEY EASY nv CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, sep. 30 tSpcciaD-A large portion Of the
STl 100000 released hy tie tn.ed States Treasury
III the last uC'h has found rs way into Chicago
channels Bankers are less cOiscrvat We. mo.ey hcvs
freely. aud a -cquencc there II u renewed
nctrty III al! transactions. The week Just closed
Shows renewal oi the old tine urtyity. and tue
premise for the coming week is OF the brghte.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
MURDERS DEE 10 4 FERN

Cat'lct>hurc, Ky. sept 20-Ths Brewer. Dempsey
and Bsi.den war broke out again In Logan County.
West virginia. wednesday. OF the mouth OF Pigeon
Crcek In u general fght between the two factions
Jane, Dempsey shot and Instantly killed George Wa
ter member Of tho Isa.sden la|ton. and one Clark
was severely cut In the arm. Tie feud dates bark
some year, but the immediate cause vas whskeS AMI
bad blood both fartlOny met IT sheCHs sale slon'
DAY. ana Lon Dempsey VIA shot BY his brother John'
hut not futally injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
ACKNOWLEDGED Ex ALL THE WORLD

n be the leading complexion specialist and o1p'hasof
the akin by natural harmless and scenthc treas
mont that Il II but natural to suppose she " thoroughly
eoupe,ent To manufacture article for sale TOR tns p' rs<
of clearing the skin. Daily yor viii see aftcs 'p sie
aranst tho use OF cosmetics in general In Iact a.an"
oyery article That Eadc by biAt III r.
PERT This lad is openly acknowledged by me press
h. In. only complexion artist" d1y who candd ans
who IL making money d. s.rvedy Rcqn"~~ coming aa.y
for hS opilron regarding SKIN alm"nt,-foP oess ""V
.s ,hcv say se IA authorty-wby should che oh"t 40
,,yous sracl for sale with such STANDARD fpuntioai
MADA.fE RvPpFKTS remedies ar used IN ianiliies q
o,r bs. phy.icians and foreign ministers. SHe not Oh"
saws but guarantees that aie usr' n" se'o-ho' o S
So lad a, b.sr,uth Articles ussd by hrr In ha
roic. have been used by bes physicians ana paF
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Tho Sub Treasury redeemed yesterday els0.o5o
1o per cent and $322, 900 per cent bonds. IT paid
al $50 80 advance interest, Of which ss1.d"o was on
the Pacific Railroad issues. The totI payments OF
in,erc.. since september TO- when the Treasury order
wo. made amount to 50, 1921 The principal OF
nor cent bonds on which interest has been paid Is
Sos Dos 900 ard Of the currency per cents sl5e74
oO0 The interest 4 81 ,s7O,773 on the former, and
on the latter $500 ,440.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

TIE THETTS ORDERED To SAN FRANCistO'
Wellington. sept 20.-oldcrs have been i'Sued oy
,,. Nav, Dcp,-tment To the commander OF The United
States steamship Thets now at San Jose, Guatemala
to proceed to san Francisco The Thetls and Ranger
wore ordered to Central America som" time ago Z"
,oo,, ont for American Interests durns tire continuance
~ The troube between Guatemala And SALVADOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
oSr GENUINE FACE BLEACH,

,ha. which IS ragtcred Ut washin.Wl d. u ana p,~
o.,d hv tr.dc.m,rn bU; there are many inhS'or' ""0
-, IN ,.,.,r. n,up AID money b. maxim. articles
~ .r..,r t.,,c, Tn j. No ~" to caution ta' 'n'
lic.n, pu!c r,-dne IN, To- the r'ador' Oh 'hc pao
10 n,,ss ir evry clty we'll Know that AZ ''-. '~ss'
v,,. y, .-e SIMILAR article wa, sold N\DA'ih i''r
nynr,S wnvynRlNoWNED FACE: BLEA III ~as ~
nuhr 70 every reuccr. This wonderful rene"y WIZ os
sent to any address receipt OF pric.-l uo'''e'
t,,,,e, sufficient To cure, S.. For Turner p'r"cua.'
r.s4rling MADAME. \. EtrfL"' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

II has bo.n known that II sudden jar eaa DC gwen
ye. sci which is aground at the same time ha io'.o
s Icing cxrted to draw her OF she can oi'eh 10
loated when all other methods iali' .'in" A,.'
'or,crs method is to give the vessel Jar BY SIM
,-,n.m.Ir cxpldjns number OF torpcSocs placed on
~. bouon OF the water al short d tancc rom the
vessel Ills patent covers all a2phca,dtoHrr NIL, nrob
ai,ly he extensively used by wrccking companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

SIS 600 ANNUALLY. Under cxi,tnG law, cit.eS WIN
population Of 10000 Or o gross revenue "i *ioooo
wear have free delivery The number OF places 10 10
added 10 the free delivery list under ire til. pass
today will probably be something over 'VI INC ~
Of HE Change for the rst Of this fiscal year Is esl
mated at about 1910, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
MORMON BISHOPS ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY.

Boise City. Idaho. eep,. 20.-ir'sidcn, E'h ana
Bishop Donaldson. Mormon dira,are'. were arrested
by the United Stacs Marshal On charge o: con-
spracy in advising the Mormon, % violate the e!eo
ton laws two years ago Bishop Budyc was arrested
on the same charge fsw days ago. ara 1t Is states
that other arrests will follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
Mrs JUHN VILLAGES ESTATE.

John Wallace OF No. ~ West Thirty thrtst.. yes.
tcrday applied for letters Of administration upon tho
estate OF his wife. Anna Allen Wallace, grand
daughter Of Comn, .doro Vanderbilt. who was thrown
her and killed at IsLp. l.. L. on August 10.
The personal estate IA talued at shout T5OoOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
yror1p,yc PREFERENCE To VETERANS.

Washington Sept. 2o.-Rcprcsentati"' Atkinson. OF
West Virginia has INTRODUCED in the House bill ~
curing appointing officers to show preference 10
honoraby discharged soldiers of the Rebellion IA select
ing persons for appointment TO place under no
,overment under penalty OF disqualification from the
riy In hOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
NINE. a. RUPERT,
Complexion Specialist,
& Fast 14TX STREET, NEW YORK.

BRANCH OFFICES:
4s7 FultOn-st. Brooilvn
Ga BroaG.-;.. N.wark. y.
7S7 Chapslst.. NewfIssen. Conn
6lc MAn.-t Hartford Conn
IA M.n.-t Buaa.o y. j.
80 North pIarst. Allan. y Z.
10 T-n ,.c Pace. Bosom. Miss
cnS On. .tnu.-t.. Philadelphia. Pa
COZ ITar.!,,n E.ock p.''>l'rI ia.
2Tl Woodwardavc.. D'troit. M:ch.
40 sta,e.st Chicago. III.
2; Fonda Building Louisville. XIV.
@8o ,th..t y. W. Washington. d. q
ol6 West Lexngton.st. Baltimore. No
90. Ollve..t. Il. Louis M.
zoo Aialn.s.. Kansas CITY,. Mo
l2l Po,Ast San Francisco. Cal
Ana al cite, Of sire In the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
KILLED N 4 OViRREL.

Baltimore, sept. 20-Ceorre Rndop and MsloE
=. simpson q,ia rrcllcd while at work In esanine
factory at Retbsvilin baltimore sn0urb. Ruooip"
killed. Simpson has been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
AGAINST TIE coHCER LARD hill.

Washington. Sept. oo-senator Blair to-day pro
scnt.d the following telegram. which WAS signed W
about hfty names
Tho und~rsigncd delegates 10 II" state H'pnpHcsu
cnuvcnti0n N South Carolina. respectfully rcun"C you
10 protect the Interests OF the coOrtd farmers ana
iSbdrers OF the south by using your influence " a.
feat tho COngcr Lard bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

A METHOD OF FLOATING STRANDED VESSELS.
Washington. Sept. 90 epectalh- Commander +. N.
Barber. Of tho Navy. has recently had granted 10 hin
patent for Q method Of floating stranded vIsscls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

elate.. limo walton OF the Shore Lae hetween Nev
York and BostOn Il the Compartment Car" seepIu
Attpd wh stateroos aud secous, by which onuee se
sion is secured q, passenger ct will. Each stssss
haA tts lavatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
HER FACE BLEACH Is A sTIMCLANT.

akin tonic for cieernR the pores OF tie >x'f ~ness
thU are clsgaed sah impure matter that hss oeeo
thrown out b. natures cleansing process IN order 10 io
the blood II u,e properly G0r. not eoahne you 70 se
- ., shov a,t.- ap,!ca:on w.l positively cure ana
.rov, al, iol2 and tl nIsh.> OF the skin Every
hous guaranteed rsce B,'c has the highest morse
,n-t nj ANY ar,.c. ade AID sold 70 me puonc' !
III do ALL that IA claimed for II IL used ~ directed 1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

is the sl.bn:.d Marie Brrsrd and Ross. Ansest Creme
De Hepthe MarasIun or Curacao. T. w. 6temnler
Branch House. Union Square. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
no LOOK INTO THE WORLDS FAIR.
STATES COURT BIEL.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.Chairruan Gambler. 81 Massa,
chusctts, from the special House committee on tho
Worlds Fair. has reported tn tho House resolution
providing for the appointment Of q subcommittee TO
Inquire into the progress Of the details for the holding
Of the Exposition to examine into the amount OF
spoce allotted to the Government exhibit and other
matters which 1t may be deemed advisable % report
upon to the House. Tic subcommittee l. to ne mp
pointed BY the chairman OF the Worlds Fair Commit
tee and is 10 report at tn. beginning Of the neat Sos
sion Of Congress.
FOR THE RELIEF OF UNFORTUNATE SETTLERS.
Washington, Sept. 3O.--senatOr Pierce today offered
the following Joint resolution
Be it resolved. ETC., That whenever 4 shall "p;;
any register receiver . shall DO prescribed by the
lands. s. y reason Of failure o crops for witch he
nowi.e responsible. Is unabl: to make male the payment
law. the Commissioner OF the General Land Once Is
hereby Authorized and II shall be his duty. to extend
te time for such payment for one year from the dat
Aforesaid shall not work Forfeiture Of the said settler
land Q, IN any %sy prejudice MS cam sa before tne
for such extension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-23
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SHOWING HOW
Gordon Land Co.'s Stock,
At Gordonsville, Va, Will Pay.

take shares. Then
and 500 IN sixty days You thirty
have ITS first public sale of it, lots At that Company will
stock
yourself
lot would certainly
then get back the $500 had paid
residence ot much SO 50 900
$500 aad back besides and all inside months This
iu you Will fine that exactly this and will
read the other older land viii fnd
them guarantee" this opportunity But ask Can the Gordon Land Com
TO sell at 500 lot
then right around and buy that stock back $3.50 without
could
laid public called the
conditions lave been supplied for making large An
that month
which
months
assured Of good investment because the will have
Cash sale of stock afe property
B
2 Residence
mineral lands estimated
s23ss,5OO
plain this exhibit that be
and therefore
half Is value.
easy
lin the
Share in the great PROSPERITY which blessing on southern land or will Won,
the people his day called NOAH "A ooy aboard
Abodt $50 900 the Gordon
of
For prospectus, or agencies, address
II. L. HOOVER, Manager,
&TAUNTON, VA.
further call n. W. BOWIE L. FLEMING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-23
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COTTON REPORT.
Chicago.

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