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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21
The Debt Settlement.

Ga the authority of Mr.. Hugh r. Garden,
of New York, OF the Virginia debt commit
tee, it is stated that through the active ex
ertlons OF this committee the foreign bond
holders CT the Virginia debt will at once
suspend all litigation to force tie tax re-
csivabe coupons into the treasury of the
State. President George G. Williams, of the
Chemical Bank, one of the arbitration CON-
mittee. With ex-President Cleveland, in an
interview on the debt yesterday snid: "The
securities in question will be deposited in
New York with the Central Trust Co. The
committee of reference will ihereupon Xix
upon basis Of payment according to terms
which the State is able to accede to- and
with reference TO the amounts which tine
several issues of bonds cost the purchasers
of them. It's q matter of corgratuation
not only for the parties Immediately in
terested, but for the credit of the
country at large. This question has been
made a political football of until 1t has be
come disgrace to the State and to the
Uoited States. The creditors on both sides
of the ocean will no doubt come to sub
staptisl agreement 90 to what they ought to
receive, aud then we shsll have to pass up
on The relation between them and the State
The committee OF reference was selected
with view to having statesmen known be
VOID the sea, in whom the foreigners have
confidence, as we'll es bankers of prominence
here. a speedy settlement may be expect
ed and standing reproaeh be disposed Of"
l. is understood that the official notice f:om
the committee of the plan of action will be
ready for publication today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs Fl X RiGdleberger has assumed en'
tire ow uershp and control OF the Shenandoah
Herald.
Senate, Sherman, OF Ohio, arrived at Lu
ray, AT night. He will aIso visit Roanoke
and other points.
The armoment of the ..cruiser Baltimore
hes been comp e:ed at Norfolk and The
ship sailed for New York.
A large meeting was held at Gloucester
Court House yesterday to further the pre-
ject for railroad through Tidewster Vlr
ginia.
The stats.ics for 1890 will show chat Viz
ginia ma ia greater percentage OF gain IN
industrial enterprise than any other state
in the South. There is hardly town In
Virgioia THAT has not attracted outeide
capital this year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
[ special Correspondence of the Alexis. dAxErrs]
WASHING TON. D. O., June 81. 1850.

WARRINGTON. ID. ", June Il, 1881.
Senator Stewart OF Nevada attributes the
authorship of the story of his imaginary fight
with Senator Reagan to w. A. Croliut, OK
ecutive officer of the Geological Survey, and
as ne knows Superintendent Powell OF that
bureau will not remove him, has applied TO
the President to order his removal.
Congressman Tucker and O'Ferrall have
received letters from the members Of the
farmere' alliance 10 their districts asking
them If they desire reelection and what
iheysre doug for the farmers to deserve such
favor. MIR, Tucker has replied to the e.
feet that he does desire reelection and that
be is doing all he can to advance the farm
ers' interests-st the present instant, lighting
for the unlimited coinage of silver.
A meeting of the southern republican
members of the House was to have been
held at noon to-day to devise, if possible,
some means by which the tax on tobacco
can he reduced to four cents pound and
to amend the rational election law, but toe
presencs Of the members Ia the House was
go necessary that the proposed meeting was
not held, nor up to three O'clock had anoth-
er hour been appointed for holding it.
Is is reported here that the resolution re.
Gently introduced 10 Congress to repeal the
privilege granted John Chsmberlin and 9th
ers of erecting a new holel at Cd Point
Comfort unless they avail themselves of it
at once. has stimulated those parties to &C
lion, and that they will commence the work
of building the new hotel Immediately.
Mrs. Eva Heth, daughter OF the late DR.. Rich
ard Mason, OF Fairfax county, Virginia, has been
appointed to clerkship in the census buresu.
The following is The only change that WAS
made in the 4th class postofices of Virginia, to-
day Virginia, Halifax county, w. D. Amis APP
poieted postmaster, vice c. Barstow, resigned.
The Senate committee on public grounds will
a bridge across the Potomac at Arlington is dead
for this Congress.
In III s,nats to-day Dir. Daniel introduced sn |
amendment to the sundry civil bill, approprstilg
$15, 900 for postoffics building at Old Point
Go mfort He also withdrew the papers In tho
case of Mrs Major T. " Lion, go that they could
be sent to tho pension bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

AS STATED in yesterdays GAZETTE the
democratic committee of this Congressional
district has decided that the convention to
nominate candidate for Congress shall be
held In Leesburg, on the 2Oih OF August.
Both place and date are we'll chosen. Two
months are plenty long enough for politi-
campaign In this distric', and the good old
town of Leesburg will treat the delegates
with ito proverbial hospitality. The new
hall and the new hotel there had no little to
do with the selection of the place, for new
things have their attractions as we'll as cid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

If THE President, as reported, has de-
termined not to be a candidate for renomi
nation, it is hoped he will remember, and
act in accordance Herewith, the fact that
soon after his election was purchased, he
told General Longstreet he would not
give his support TO the carpet bag and negro
combination 10 the South" II the report
be true, he ia fancy free now, and can do
Just as 1t pleases him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21
The Entnmhed Miners

DUNBAR, Pa, June 2l.-The fends Of
the emtombed miners are agein doomed to
disappointment The rescuing party er-
countered heavy fall Of slate this morning
and it will take at east "a hours moyo 5eforo
the man are reached. A feeling OF despair
has settled over the community
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

Thu ro,ubI;cans in tho House were strongly
,oin %o nv returning members and by whip
n;nn in the recalcitrsnts last night and this
,hs;r OWN ~ b.nds to- day They sustained the
Speaker in referring the silver bill to the com
ittee on coinage That committee %5 as X
" cpnfereneo, and the latter committee
w will ssfse biz that viii be satisfactory to
the Presdeat to the republican members ot TN. inc
sc u and to the republican majority In 'ho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

WHY CONGRESSMAN should want to be in
accord with the majority Of their conatitu-
entc. even when they know that that ma
jority is wrorg, is plain enough to every
body at all familiar with human nature but
why majority of people, provided with
free schools aud cheap newspapers. should
be urgent 10 their demands that the govern
ment, at their own expense, shall afford The
few rich silver mine owners ready and
high market for ali their products, can only
he explained upon the ground that free
schools and cheap newspapers do not In
part understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21
DIED.

This morning, at ]: o Gel ock. LULA LEE
GREENWOOD, wife of James b Greenwood,
aged "a years.
Gone from earth, We mourn thy absence
Still, we know how sweet thy sleep;
1t is folly, worse than madness,
Thus in grief to sadly weep.
Yet We loved thee tendeIly;
Now on earth we "a no moro
See we stand this side the river;
Thou hast gained the other shore.
FuneIa al Sunday afternoon at o'clock from her
husbands residence, Oronoco street, botwct Pitt
and st. Assph streets.
On Saturday morning, June 21st, PEYTOE
BALLENGEB, in the seventy seventh year of his
age. Eis- His funeral, to which the friends ard
acquaintances OF the family invited, will take
place from the residence of Mr Pfeslay Box.
ham, in West End, on Monday next, at 4 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21
I,ExiA N DIR a
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 81.

Tn THE British House OF Commons yester-
day resolution was introduced, and WAS
received with cheers, declaring that the
bonss will consider whether free market
ousht to be longer given to the products Oh
a foreign State which puts prohioi'ofy
tariff mon British goods" The farmers OF
this country are in bad enough plight al.
ready, but if the chief foreign market tor
their surplus products. England, be closed
against them, their condition will be sad IL
deed. Still, the farmers elect large ms
iorty Of the members of Congress, and II
that msjority pass bills that necessarily close
foreign markets against their products, they
have only themselves to blame.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

The 2O:h annual commencement of St..
Msry's Academy will he held at the Lyceum
Hall on Tuesday morning next. An inter-
estipg and elaborate programme has been
arranged, the principal feature of which
will be an original drama entitled, Isabella
of Spain. The handsome Knabe piano to
be used for the first time has been placed
at the hall for sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, juno 20.-3S
Cattle were offered and cold as follows Beet Ihs
4a.c: good 4a4Ac; medium 3asa3%c; common
2Aa3Ac 1041 Sheep aud Lambs were offered ;
sheep 3a4; Lambs 5aAa7c Calves 4l5c.
Cows and Calves sold at $25a35. Market fair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

New YORK, June 21.-Cotton quiet uplands
II JIG; Orleans 12l. futures quiet aud steady.
Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull and a,cady.
Corn quiet and steady. Pork quiet at $l3 50al4.
Lard GLOW at SO 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

THE HOPE entertained By some that Mr.
yenable, the fairly and legally elected rep
resentative fron the Petersburg district
vii! be permitted to retain his seat, iP, in
the opinion of those familiar with the mo
tjyes and actions of the republican members
of the u. S. House of Representatives, des
tined to certain disappointment. The ne
eroes In Ohio and Pennsylvania, and some
other northern States, have threatened to
desert the republicans next fall if they do
not seat Lapgston. and those acquainted
with republican Congressman know that
that threat is sufficient to attain it's jet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

SHOULD the republican tariff bill pass Con-
gress in the shape proposed by the republl'
can majority of the Senate, one CT its many
outrages would be to transfer fifty million OF
tho money now derived from rsw sugar, from
the treasury. into which it now goes, TO the
rockets of a few northern sugar fetrers
The bounty on raw, and the high tariff on
refined sugar, end the aid the trusts will re-
ceive from the latter. will of course be sntli'
Gent to maintain, and probably to increase
the pr;cs consumers will have to pay. Bot
this is all right, according to the institutions
of the country, as the voters send to Con
cress the men who frame and pass such bills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

BALTIMORE. June ELECTION nominal mid
ding 1914 Flour dull hut firm. Whea'-sonth
ern fairly active and firm Fuliz S5n90 long
No red S3Ib; Western firm No 2 winter ron
spot, Juue, Aug and Sept sassy. Corn-south-
ern nominal; white 43a43a; yellow AZ: West
ern firmor; mixed spot, June and July 107sa4l
Aug AIS ,4ias Sept 4la. steamer 35'4a3G.
Oats stesdy aud unchanged. Rye nominal. Hay
weak prime to choice timothy {i2s13. Provit-
ions steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June 21.-Tbe market
is steady, with light offerings. Wheat sold at 20
ass, and Corn at 42laa4tla. But little is doirG
in Rye or Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

Two boys were bitten by rabid dogs ct
Asheville, N c., yesterday.
Clement G.. Morgan. colored, yeste rday
delivered the Glass Day Grafton at Harvard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21

BALTIMORE, june 2i.-virginis Is consolidated
55A; 1O-4Os 44h; do IS 69ih
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoRX. June 2t-The trusts and sugar
rciineries in particular agsn proved dcmoral-
izng influence in tho stock market this morning,
and markell weakness in those shares WAS the
moving cause for recession in the general list
which, however, reached only slight proportions.
The opening prices of the stocks traded in early
in the hour were generally from y to y per ct.
lower than the closing figures of last night The
whole market later b:c,me dull and stsgnant,
and there WAS no further feature of any kind de-
veloped. At tho market WAS dull and steady,
at generally slight fractions better than the open
ing nricns
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12
LATE NEWS FROM BERLIN


COPYRIGHT. isoo. by the New York Associated
BERLIN, Jan. Il.-Public attention was
Empress Augusta e the exclusios OF all
other topics. The final ceremony Of thu
funeral service was, like the other parts,
q repetition of the funeral of Emperor
William. The way was lined by troops
and 50 ON, and behind these
through thousands Of silent, sym
sympathetic spectators. The ecclesiasti-
the scene was n repetition OF the honors
paid to the renowned husband Of the de-
ceased. The emperor laid upon the cof-
I'm . magnificent palm branch with long
arms. and crown i'm gold. Prince Bis
marck sent q large wreath surrounding q
Il is expected that tho conference of
Bohemian, German and Cxech parties will
end to-day. The are reticent
hold tina Count KATE has asked them to
help him solve the in~solveable problem
against themselves. I'm Bohemia there
Germans stand in that country
~ stronger position than
k kissef ha. ignored i%sn them In for are IL Year. a nss
given the reins to the Czecl,s. He now
finds that In this he has not even pleased
the Germans to help him out of his di-
lemma by making further CONCESSIONS
for the sake of peace. This they hold to
be absurd politics. The Germans accuse
Count KATE of trying to make all Bohe-
mia a Czech countr and in con-
sequence of the success OF efforts i'm
that direction, they say German
imperial patriotism il disappearing. On
the other hand, the Czechs do not contem-
plate Germans AS innocent and helpless
victims OF persecution, and intimate that
this is not the first they have heard Of the
exclusive virtue of that race. They ac-
cuse the Germans Of endcavoring to Grad
icate from the country tho Czech lam
GuaGe and institutions, and whatever else
may stand i'm the way of German domino
ton. They do not dispute the full right
of Germans 20 use their own language
in districts occupied by them, but
they hold that Bohemia should he az indie
pendent a. Hungary il. and claim the EN-.
peror should reco9ni.e their n~ationa!
rights and privileges by being crowned
King of Bohemia nj Prague as emperors
formerly were.
The commandment Of Berlin officially
denies the story that when the password
was given New Years day the emperor
formally addressed the officers regarding
smokeless powder, magazine rifles, etc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12
NORTHWEST NEWS.


The Granite Mountain output for the
week ending January 8 was SO bars Of
bullion, containing 76,50O ounces fine sill
yer and 1872 ounces fine gold.
II il understood that a syndicate Of
eastern capitalists have incorporated to
work the Black Horse mine, located near
Hasmark, and hat representatives of the
are expected to arrive next
week to look over the ground and put men
to work on 1t.
The commissioners of Park county have
ordered IN special election to he held Feb
rtiary 4, 1880. to vote for or against the
bonding of Park county for $4,000 for the
purpose of building a court house at the
county seat.
Congressman Thomas Carter has intro
duced a bill into for the relief of
Harry Horr of Red Lodge for property
taken possession of by the United States
government, known as the Mammoth Hot
Springs, before the National park was set
aside by the government.
Leland Lyon yesterday entered suit
against GarriHan. lis sheep herder, who
sold 1900 sheep to f.. ID. Cooper i'm De-
ccmbcr, and has not been heard from
since. Mr.. Lyon has also attached -, loo
which Carrigan had OIL deposit here at the
First NATIONAL ank.-Great Fails Tribune.
Mr.. Benjamin Davis of New Portage,
Summit county, Ohio, asks for informa-
ton of his son, Jonah L. Davis, who i'm
April. 1887, was at Dillon, and left there
with the lfiuehttOh oI IOcatlnH o Suver
Bow Junction. Since then his father has
not heard from him and is anxious tn
gain knowledge of his
The new mining district Of Carbonate,
i'm Cascade county, has been duly organ.
lied. and it's boundaries described as fol
lows: That the limits of the district ex-
tend i'm u s~outheasterly direction towards
the west to the Tendcrfoot Park that on
the north the divide between the waters
of Sand Coulee and MinR's Coulee should
he the limit, and towards the east n north
and south line running through the
mouth of Lick Hulch on Logging creek
should he the limit.
A Washington dispatch says there is n
great deal of interest i'm Washington over
tho Montana senatorial situation, and
iously awaited. The republicans of the
handed measures to seat the representa-.
tives of their party, and il is not at all am
likely that both sets may he rcjccted and
! sent back until the Legislature can pro
coed regularly to select senator's who will
he properly certified.
The North Dakota prohibition law, re-
Gently passed by the legislature, Furnishes
a first offense with a fine of from 500 &c
II 900 and Imprisonment not less than ~
days nor more than one year. The sec
ond and each succeeding Offense arr
treated as felony, with impris onment in
states prison for not more than two years
and not less than one. Registered pharm
acists may sell for medical. mechanical
scientific and s~acranental purposes. Al
places where iutoxicants are sold are de
clarcd common nuisances, and sheriff.
are empowered to abate them and destro,
all int~oxicauts and fixtures found therein
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12

49, - - A818& Vo1000 - -
New Vera BssAoags.
N.w Y0RK. Jan. n.-Tbe stock market
to-day shows no change In character from
that Of the previous days a the week and
except for . few stocks was marrow and
dull without m0veSneut o. feature OF In
terest except I'm sugar, which - down ~
per cent. The Anal changes were insig-
nihcant and about equally divided be-
tween gains and losaes.
Governments were dull and steady.
Petroleum-The market opened firm ~
1O6X, but after tho hrss sales gave away
under free sellin9 md closed weak At
1OAT.
Stock misunderstanding, IO6X, high
est 1061<; lowest 1OA3z; closing lO4I.
Consolidated ExcLange-February CD
ton opening. 106k; highest, l06X; lowest,
1O42< ; closing. 1O4X.
Total sales 299.uUO barrels.
Copper-Dull and steadv; Lake, Janu-
AIRY, 3f4.5O.
L.adoNominal; domestic, $3.50.
Tin-Quiet; Straits, $3O.66.
Bar silverS96X.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12
The E,ailur.. y swtndlr.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1l.-Twclvc lawyers APP
pearyd in Judge Collins court this MORN
ing, rcpreschting unsecured creditors for
10000 of Defined Bros. tn protest against
the proposed order allowing he receiver
to sell $4,000 worth of manufacturer
goods now i'm the warehouse OF the firm.
Lawyer Meyer boldly declared that the
failure was a swindlc. "In September,
1885," said he, .'sthe firm made a state
ment that their assets exceeded the liabil-
tiles by $2OO.OUO. To-day the liabilities are
$3OO,OUO, but what the assets are no one
knows. They have lately invested ex-
Ina fine homes. and ! have
positive Information that they have Sc
GREETED large quantities of goods i'm their
warehouses;" Judge Collins directed the
firm tn submit tn examination before the
master i'm chancery and ton the lawyers
To prepare injunctions against the WARE
house
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12
The stDry Deui~d.

BLooMINGroN. H.. Jan. 11.-Hon. ]. II.
Pike, n an of the Legislature. denied
to-day the story that +. w. Nichols, who
died yesterday at Springfield, Mass, was
the hanRman of Union prisoners at An
d~ersonville,c convicted by their comrades of
stealing food. Pike says Larry. key.of the
Springfield, Ills, several years ago,
hanged the men. and they werc six in
number. not ten. Pike was one OF the
guards that kept order during the hang
ing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12

Money on call easy 34A.
Prime mercantile paper, 5NG7c.
Sterling - Quiet and firm ;
sixty-day bills, A.S2X; demand A.s6X.
Mining quotations as follows:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12
VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.
Macy Brothers' mig stables ut Versailles
llentrOye ed by Etre.

VERSAILLES. KY, JAM. l1.-The stables
belonging tai Macey Bros. burned this
morning., destroying Is out of the RI
horses. Among the most valuablc horses
lost are: Bell Boy, 3ycar-old. record
2:l9I, the property OF Clark & Hopper,
bodght for H~fty-one thousand. One hum
drcd thousand had been refused for him;
Argent, value S6.OOO; u two-year-old by
Red Wilkes, dam by York Prince, value
5000; "a ~two-year-old by Robert McGre-
gor. dam by Risdick's Hambletonian, s.
DO; Forward. 5000: Cookcy, $500; You
and 1, ~two.ycar-old twin hllis.s, $4,000;
Fannie Fern. the great brood mare. $1,000;
colts, 2-year-olds, valued at $5,OOO; Mes
scngcr Chief lilly. 5000; Buckner. $4,000.
Other horses burned were valued at $2.OuO
and less. Gus Macey cannot account for
the fire except on the theory of incend-
larry. The wind sent flying shinHles all
northumberland all Versailles
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
n. r. Hauser. John q. Curtin,
A. NJ. Hotter, B.S. Hamilton,
Granville stuart, 9. Higgins,
T. II. kleinsclmidt. Henry M. Farchen.
T. G. Power,
General banking business transacted. Interest
paid ON time deposits.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12

I. 0'LEARY, Attorney and Counselor 1t Law.
Practices In an OF the state and United states
courts. Coliecttnns ProsnRtly made. SPECIAL AT
tentlon gwen. To Mining Properties and Mining
law. Real Estate, Loans and INSURANCE. Prop
erty Rented and Rents Collected. ONCE rooms
streets. AnacOnda. Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12

b anything ia the lime Of JOB printing,
from a LADY, calling card 10 a circus poster,
COLL at ue " Office. a
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12

Bali inritdfions and society printing ere
cufed ina an artistic manner at the Stand
ard Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12

Handsome new piano for sale;- terms
reasonable. Inquire Mt Il. +. Mahan's
real estate Office. Anaconda.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-12-11

We are apt to be very stingy with
our thanks; to accept things entirely
too much for granted, and to believe,
in having courtesies shown us, that
they are only what we deserve. Now
this is the wrong way of looking at it,
and some day it will serve that girl
right that girl who believes that the
good things Of life in the way of po-
likeness are hers lawfully, and that
without any etfo:t on her part they
can be retained, will discover her mis-
take. You can never be too genel Gus
with thank-you's; they are tie current
coin of polite society, the rculation
of which tends to make everybody
more eager to do unto others as they
would be done by. No girl makes
mistake who has a thank you always
ready. 1t is the index to a good char
acter and loving heart. Politeness
is golden, and thank you is the coin
which passes everywhere and is recog-
nized by all.-Ruth Ashmore, in La
dies Home Journal