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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
OFTGOI.NG STEAMERS.
rHrRspAN. FLB. -
SHIPPING NETS.
Port or NtwHoEK ....--.. sAT' hnAY. FER 10. 49,.

POET OF NEW YORK ....-... sATI KDAN, FER 10. 1859
ARRIVED
seamcr Nevada Or r.ls. Lver%o,, Jan 80 Queenstown
' ss. m t ciy heln Br watkin, Ly,pooI Feb
Eayco. Arrived Al IN B,r at 8; m.
Sraucr Hm,s. Gen Schmidt Iianbls Jan - Hayrc -
Tes%,, ;,y 81 ra'' K" i-% la Jan 49, with md'r
steamer Yema.se, Robinson Jack -onve Charleston
will mdsc and p~''rnseIs TO WIN cyde 60.
SUNSET wind at sandy Hook. fresh. NV haty.
CLEARED.
steamer The Queen nr H'ccy. Liverpool W ffur,i.
steamer 9iom, b. sr"i'hy1ilc L,.""l bu,h %J,,en-
un,rr Dthiopa BIZ, Wilson, Glasgow -Honderson Bros
steamer norge DAM knud~cn. sictn. Copenhagen &c
-i.' nrr NNel Johnson (Nor Norlah Frcck shawn for
steamer Bohrma Gcr). schroeder. Hamburg Corti-
steamer Elbc Ger. Won oocSs' Bremen Via southampton
steamer N,derand CBesj. Ehon. Antwerp international
steamer Sarah Radcliffe (Rp Thomas, Rochcfort. Fr
S, I.uijtc IN Bl,th Lisbon Plrns Bro, A 60
steamer >imor Dnoi- tNolJ. KANT. SAtua II Dumois
" steamer Yunun Hansen. Hayam Mexican ports IA.
steamer cocho Bolgo Galveston via Key West Mall
"' SrSam'r HUDSON kemblc New orranss II seaman
steamer tiry ~ Augustine French tcrnandna Warren
steamer crnssscc. Robinson CharlcSon Jacksonville
s,nry INV Of Augusta Cahcrnc Savannah l. Walker
steamer Psancc ingram, wilmington AC-wm T. clyde
steamer old Dominion. Couch Norfolk and Richmond old
steamer o,uyandortc Walker Norfolk Newport News
steamer 9iy Of Atlanta Dole West Point Va Old Domin
steamer nopctown tBr sampler Philadelphia j II Win
steamer Brrre. Lewis. baltimore II ro,lor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Dressmdkinq.

-rKT>SMAKER AND LADIES
n. TAILOR. an arts, In iitting and drap-
inA. lu,J returned from Paris. late Win
Worth P'uyIt. Mr.. connolly carriage ana
tea-g1wn cr atiOn>, corsagr DE- c0uf Anfsi.,
nne ,ailor.msdr suit,, wraps. cloaks made
from ST. best nttipg and style In New
York or no pay ~ so per day. No earees
MURET, Se4 9TH. ave, second nooS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
sun ri.. G5l Set $50 Moon 1872 Moons age 10
non
IN-Ssndy Hk.. So GOV. Isld.. Stl Hell G'e.- lett
F.a-sandy H'k.. sjs Gov lard. ga Hell Go. ii Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

NN HUDSON. east Shorr. rrntl'ua
" residence. - rooms; every cOlNeiilruc'
10 acres: extensive lawn and shade tre,~
magnificent river Wow location ana n"iah-
loo hood ilr,t.clas- FOR sale r. ruishrd Or uu-
furnished terms c1~v. Adnr'-> ON Mn
SIS t.rand-St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
OGEECHEE
PEoUor.

wHEATExA-The best breakfast food delicious
nourish!nR; COOKS in minute 70 oenu, al grocefs
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 SHAVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

40 WEST 7OTH.NT.-New. attractive
40 Modern sherman Squar'; centre
~ Ncw-Nork; adjoining lots resHict"1 :
~ SEQ. exceptional terms or ca-h. !. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

'DSON CITY Elegantly conf an"
ii Home and ground. oveIl johng tn river
apnroprst, outhuildlngs eco choic" fruit
ana fancy trees occupied bv owner and 70
rcrfect order; worth SIS, coo no cneumb-
rance. title perfect oNnrr coming go -
would take part value IN c.ty property
SlDBAI.D ISL Monugue..t BrooklNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
HOME NEJT
,,rNL-\.r AppIVIIS At TIE llDl Els.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE Henry l.. Pierce. Of Ro-t'n. bofI
NAN-Tx, on r>ssran Nathan Frank Of 81 Louis W i
RAY HILI.-FX. Cory 'e,-nsn f. q. NedIihgau'' VI ~
Ionis NORM ANDIE->cnatOr David J.. hl'' u H.
mira. WINDSOR-IIu?h Mcmillan. Of Deuo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

DAYTON and John A. Mason the meeting adiournea l"
meet AT Association Hal neAt wednesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
ARnounceme en- p.

CorGus.-'I,rown's bronchial Trochcs' are used
with ADVANTAGE allcNst Throat Hoars"-
ness, and Bronchiu Affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

GENILFMAN o. discreet couple can
n md charming home; superb, strictly
private house ATTENDANCE ana ,urrounstks
lrrrrt. t'fn> moderate. INDtPENp-
ENtE Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Board iUanteo.
Furnished Rooms.

House aln hoiuc se"kers aided ~
factory Established 1856. Inforns-
IInn ne L. \ DALEY. - w. 3Jth-ss.
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N-A- A.-A-A-
TO let the following floors ami aysIS
flats 20 Get. Furnished.

II LATS furnished aud unfinished In all
! parts OF ely and az al prrcs FLA1,s.
lc3 West .. th.~t
srI'HE OAKLEY" IL Wcst ith-st.--
one uowlv furnished nr : Na' Ia Tot
u small family OF two or three adults, WIN
one servant house new good ns...x incne,
,trctc.t refer-ncc requIred rtnt S'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

A. ANTFAFTURING PROPERTY FOR
wi SALE OR RENT.-Picrce Iron WORK.,
Long Island tItY; l. 900 feet grouut. Gov
cred with buildings. Adir - PIhHCE'
Haa Nsr.sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

PUILLITS' DIGFSr1BLE Cocoa
unlike other chocolates IL prepared IL
not disturb digestion SOLD eNrry"htr".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

z. g. w.
NEW COLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,


Disease. OF Gentle trin,ry Orgins
Inpo,ency snd Serility. Hours s TO l. S ~ ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Rooms iDanteo.

~ PRIVATE OR APARTMENT HOUSE.
] ONCE with Use Of reception rooM. by
d.nti,t with select practice. no extracting
trrth or mechanical work. or odors loca.
ton Madison md Atn aNr.., 25th aud 5OLh
~. NJ. r.. Bon 40. i.23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Go Get for Bnsincss purposes


A 49, A.-A.-A.--
"A. 10 let. To let.
Building
"a ,o,., .r,' ,,r,nd.,t n''.,nrv building
IA ~ nan" - ~ l,h 49,,
Nv "''''''' s,,.I
-, ,,,,a., .o.,., stn,. and basement
g. a. R,,cry oood VIA. .tor.. .tiIn...
don.
3i'Nr.. near ll'th--i large 'torr. attiar-
lions. ., ,........
as 'u-lN'. liI-' @b'i' ~" pNN 'n'nu'
,,' nv, 49, nsa "',,pd..t ;sie" Storr'
10 n ,3d Il ~,,r, and , rooms.
Inu.
70 ." i"c RAJ iIo pow,ry small and
,r,,. lou.
"a ,I,d ~ uov,r, l to : large lo,t.
~ Tr,.lv..t inst loff only H3O
] Ann c0nd lott. only -
~ l-llldn"th--t., mr. lot ~ ,..-.,
- to 70" Alicn.,t.; l'is' lolt'' nc ,I -, ana.
I'i-'N'. ana ~ '"''S' Win power
man., ....,. l., 49,. I'm to,. f,,,,,drv A.,
i..ptn..t n-nr uh.a,".. = cheap lot., Nc.
lJ.th-~t mr. McrO-"-ANe.. lots. house Nc.
I l'h--t. an. Mad -On-aNr., | lot. with I'M
proNcncnts
Also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
NE GREAT LIMITED TRAINS.

I'VE GEEAT LIMITED TKAINo.
Via. Eewlorl ntral. every day in the year-the
hsest, most complete and luxurious service ever
t6ered - the West and southwest. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

~ NNTtD. Pony outfit. stat" put.rul1f.
w l.. T. VAS Ms. - LI-penui.
~ ANrED 80 600 600 I.opl. To- send a..
w Buh'~ carriage ana harness la'I.
lOeu"- larges: a~,urtu "uf lu America. very
Wo-ieIat. prices dOl't pay snrh rNtfatlraut
price. Tor haru'-- a.d csrriags- ,-.ah.
iish-d 1850 Addr--- j. n. Bill, H. Hur-
llngton y. J.
,.J-n -GltFAT >A,EItl, lad.
'NIoU, going abroad 20 rr.i'. offers
ELEGANT TOP phn"fnu. harness lud .apfoh.
u-,i One month orlt cot 900 30. Alp.t
- IIlN1ts stable lO Wet itt't -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Real estate tUanteo.

N.RROW, l->TORY priN,t' house
n wan,'d IN good huiit-up neighborhood
alnNc j9th-st., nv responsible p.p,Dt on MAY
/ 81 -uUncr stat" rcnt and rize. Address
T.. PAITAN. 93 >pling-st.
r YOU have itrm o. country residence
| 10 exchange for - ooklyn property
md part .cul1r-. BfHAM. No. II Whilst.
xUANTED for May LIT. by gentleman ana
w wife -m,il house or apartment with
I.igr sunny room :: vel located. Address
MERCHANT. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Gounlrn Real Gaiaic 60 Set.

e"'''
ArGLEN RIDGE. y. j.. hl,c houses 4;
"A at ~ 200. = AT T.Cc. at 80 40
$50: at Bloomfield az - iu. 3 at 100
/ at 500 all with grounds attached. M
THAN RUSSELL. Hloonh'ld. y ).
Ar OYSTER FAY. Lon Island. fur.
Scawanhaka tinhHouSe. / roru> g. ~ ~"
house aud ~iabl.>. . acres r,ut >Jrl tfh.
- PHILLIPS \ WELLS, lu nu'
huildins
T., AST GRANGE NcN.Icr-'N Iiopertic-
IL for sale or rent. al >isUVu-. :. u.
CONDlT Brick Church Ntaaon. y. ).
NOR HENT.-A Anc llr-c honest 1d l.
L now Offered for rent nj Flushing. J.. !.
suitable lor large family. hnr GROUND
and garden tenn, nOdtritc. lhlult, oi
MIR. WM. T.. COOK or Dr. j. L. hlO h>'
Flashing. l.. /.
NlONlCLAIR .Ul,n RidLc station. from
Ni MAY. |, cturc,qu" hou' new IN
surpassed Tor accessibility, ru' Wod rare.
TALIAt ElIHO a toI III, E'ai fs'ite.
- rroid"ly. Newly ork.
IDGEFIELD. CONN.-For r.ut during
IL the summer months. q fu'h furnished
cottage and stable. all trl improve
mcnt,: hnc Lawn AMI sh.dr q. e.. l.
Dir - H. W TUANER. 'h' II. IL.
Claim Co.. y. Y. city.
small. furnished house la summit, New
- Jc soy. one houl's ride iron N"M-r OF, B.
house has line piazza; large. open garrett ,
dress ar call ON Ills T.. j. CARR. lbs south
Oxford st, Rrooklvn. y. Y. or Ms. q. \.
MANWARiNG, M0Irl,-aNc.. summit, New.
Jersey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18

The judges We're Judge James Evan
Prot. Fisher and Mrs. Mary Campbell. The
prize was warded to Miss Clara Kielholtz
for her excellent rendition of 1.-THE Two
Fires" a neat and earnest presentation
speech was made by Mrs. Mary Brown who
is superintendent of the L. I. l., TIE
contest well attended considering
the busy ason OF the year. The entertain
ment added ten dollars to the tire .sury of
the l.. L. l.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18

London Society" in commenting upon
the shooting of Ahiliere by Deacon, takes
occasion to make damaging and scurrili
Gus attack upon American women. The
horrible impurity of girls moving in the SO
called upper circles" the article says, ''i,
simply appalling" While writing This
atrocious falsehood about our American
girls, the writer had better been calling
attention to the diabolic.l Iibertinism of
English men who move i'll the so called
upper circles of that nation. This moral
cesspool has the cover partially removed in
the proceedings of the divorce courts quite
frequently.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18

| suffered from acute Inflammation in
my nCse and head-Ior week at time
| could not see l used Ely's Cream
Balm and in a few days | was cured. 1t
is wonderful how qnick it helped me-
Mrs. George s. Judson, Hartford, Codn.
For three weeks was suffering from a
severe cold in my head, accompanied by
a pain in the temples. Ely's Cream
Balm was recommended to me. After
only six applications of the Balm every
trace of my cold was removed.-Henry
G. Clark, New York appraisers Office
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18

The acr0ng s0dN,
with Catarrh, is to stop it without
curing it. The poisonous, rrlta-
ting snuffs, strong caustic solutions,
creams" balms and the like may,
perhaps, palliate for time. But
they may drive the disease to the
lungs. The wrong way is full of
danger.
The right way is a proved one.
It's with DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy. 1t cures, perfectly and per-
mancntly, by its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing properties,
the worst cases of Chronic Catarrh.
1t has proved itself right, thou
sands of times, when everything
else has failed.
And this makes its proprietors
willing to prove that it's the right
thing for yow, no matter how bad
your case or of how long standing.
If they can't cure your Catarrh,
they'll pay you $500 in cash.
They mean it.
They're certain of their medi-
cine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18
SLAIN BY HIS OWN son.

Then follows the sickening story of how a
the drunken brutal father whom he had
seen deal a stunning blow TO his mother.
Had the drunken assault upon that weak
and defenceless woman been made by an
unknown tramp, or strl nge negro, and the
son had thus fearlessly and successfully
rescued her from further violence and
injury, the land would have ruug with
plaudits TO the youth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18

And this was one of the little incidents at
christening party in the Getty OF
Churches The brother died.
Brooklyn
A DRUNKEN MOTHER DASHES HER BABE
TO THE PAVEMENT
Because it cried as she was staggerin :
toward the saloon, carrying the babe on
her arm and tin can in her hand for the
purpose of securing sufficient quantity of
beer to keep her drunk through the night.
The b Ibe is III the hospital, aud the mother
in Jail.
Pittsburgh
DENNIS CLOoNEN BEATS HIS WIFE TO
DEATH WITH \ CHAIR.
But why continue the sickening list. The
bloodiesG war ends at last, the deadliest
pestilence is stayed by the skill of medicine
the more dire of famines is ended by boun-
tiful crops, but this awful slaughter of the
innocepts, this holocaust of blood, goes on
unchecked from year to year, from century
to century, aud what feeble eff Jrts are pu3
forth to stay its ravages.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18

To THE EDIToR-Please inform your readers
tlat have positive remedy for the thousand
and one ills which arise from deranged female
organs; | shall be glad to send two bottles OF my
remedy FREE to any lady il they send their EX-
press and +. O. address Yours respectfully, DR.
w. Il. NARCHISI, 90 GenesSee St, Utica, N Y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-18
-.tAHY kGrNNnS

Are broken down from oycrw"FE or household
2arcs Browns E-Gii Filters
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes eH.
ress of bile. and cures malaria. Get the genuine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-13
Bonds Forfeited.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10. Ole huadrsd
and ,crty Chinese who lad given BE-, de fer
h.i, appearance. we've 10 have been r..
nandad to-day II the custody OF he L 8
marshal t, be returned to Cana. l.. css,
the principals failed to appear he suretias
wers liable for the gross sum OF s2lOCO0
Naithe. principals nor eufetiea appeared In
.ourt to-day and Judge Morrow declared
The bonds forte t ID. but . 8 A,torn Y VII.
ar said tbs t luder ruling OF Attornsy Gen.
.ra Miller no suits were cttlot'z cy the
,ovssnm eat sgsIcs. sureliea whare 5eosYsty
vas not probable L. Ia believed HAT tu.
CIV Ct .e boldaar colec i5e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-13
Incendaries L nched

TUscALoosA, a y, F D. - -Wtoa tie
os=t few weeks thsra hsve been s57sral
Tres at S7ivao, AZ. a fs7 ngl Since q
torshouse was bfokso into, goods stolen
aud then the building Eas fired Tie e
lends Sare pursued All finally Captured.
a preliminary ,sia: b4fore justice was
.rauted,hs meu. WAC wsFe negroes, srd they
,onfe.sed to the Burning. Dlr.og tbs Eight
an armed mob of thirty men oYerpowe;el
the guards, took Tia prisoners 10 ee ard
Jagged them I'LL life was extinct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-13
VIE GIgIA ggWs.

O75r two thousand dollars have baen sub.
scribed to build Catholic church in Mid.
6leburg.
The bill passed Ia the State Senate On
Thursday for the distribution OF direct tex
money mekes specific provision for those
who hold ts1 receipts, but whose names arc
not on the b lie az Washington.
B. Hur tar Dalsny and Arthur @. Mar.
shall had eteeple chase Of miles, on their
favorite t.rs, "Siiver Tip" add Bsttina,"
al Upperviile, on tie 81 for purse OF 5000.
The latter ZION bs half leDgth.
In Norfolk yesterday the j1rY 10 the case
OF By laid Malborpe, charged with fsionious
assault on Miss Eva Butts reported that
they could not egres and were discharged.
Malborne was agaln paced under S., 900
bond for appearance at the next Criminal
Court.
A deetrutt ge FIRE occurred In Bandfcrd,
suburb OF Petersburg, last nIshr. which
destroyed the trupk factory OF Romaine
Bros. and alao the fireworks factory OF
Charles n Romaine, 10 the came vicinity.
Four Deig hboFing tenement houses also took
FIRE from communicating h,mss. and were
burned t. the ground. Less about $25 900
a lot er from Clarke says the people are
very much elate6 10 learn Of bill which
has been introduced 10 he Ls2ielai ure to co
amend the chsrtsr of the WseniUs tn, Oaio
and Western railroad shat II will be put In q
position to extepd its liue from IT. present
terminus at Round Hill in that direction !;
and as Winches er Is U e1iionsd az q pros-
pec,ive point in view, The road would psss
through Bsrryvii!e, thus giving direct CO.
mite conpsotion wish Washington and an
outlet for Clarke iron oree. which lie In
inexheus,ibie quantities near he Sbenan-
doah river, Eve miles from Berryvllle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-13
Fer Cleveland.

CHICAGO, Feb. l3 "a ccmolns ton Is SAID
to have been engineered during the ps,t
en- days t, throg tie votes Of f7s
ao,tlwess states soidy 20 c evelsrd a IL
democratic caEvaatian. The States man.
tlonad are MlrnEeaota, Wisconsin,, Iogs
sa6 the DAsotas. Tcey will, 50 the demo.
cratic COMMITTEES ttste, be noauiuou; t,r
Cieyalsnd from tle e'srt with the ezcsn.
;ion Of Iva, which csks tie privilege Of
casting on2iimeasaty voc f.r Blies On
ne f,st ballot. 1: Ia agreed that all Tho
States shall held essly ooe7eations Tps
solid northwest move, Is promoter slt.is
o offss! the tffact OF Hill Neg Yalk c,p.
gsI!ioo In February.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-13
Foreign News.

PARIS, Fab. ia sensation has beer
caused in this city BY the disappearance OF
prominent jsweler who, Ii is alleged, s.ol,
S75 600 francs from the safe Of thu hrm.
BERLIN, Feb 10 Last night an exceed
lngy heavy sea was running on the Baltic
and t1e high wave, swept far inland
Close 70 the shore near PalmicksE, SINAI
filing town, Ia an amber nine Ia which q
number OF men were working. Suddenly
the Ha.er began to pour Into tie mine 10 8
perfect torfert and the man mads wild
rush to escape, bet elk OF than were en-.
quilted and drowned.
LONDON. Feb. 13.-Ths Rav. Donald
Ffazsr, NJ. a. D D. died to-day. For the
past 20 yaars he took leading part In tie
PresS3terian church OF E gland and was
twice moderator Of tls syDod. He wss t
vica.president Of the Bf ii and Foreign
Bible Society and was lhs author Of num.
hsr of religiou5 works.
LoNroS, Feb. 13.-The Spectator sa % that the
retirement of Or. Blsine from the position o, o
candidate fer the President Ct The Uri.ed tate
his brought the presidency into special promi-
neIc,. 1t THINKS thst Mr. BIan "a f i,nds in th =
rsprb'i lean convention will not allow Mr. Emri-
con to b, reuo1 ia cd. The republicans the SPEC.
tctor says. have an il ,ai dark no p in Mr.. Bob
ers T. lincoln, the American Minister to Great
Britain, who would prove the mcss iormids bls
Cal didsse they 60 IL choose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-13
couclude ary reolpre cal trads ar5sr eenent

co1cnde auy reclpre cal trade arrer &c rent
at present. ard that Secretary Ban. has
intimsted TO them that s further p oopgs.
ton OF tn discussion OF the gues3on at tnis
time would be useless, ss any Idle! tnsS
msy be :vsred 10 thsee preliminary oiscos'
sious would have to be gone Over egs'n
shonld Canada ever send commission en-
powered to bind the govern naent TO treaty.
MCouyressman Fellows Of New York nelng
asked to-day II tie large crowd at the Coon-
az InssI,ute anti.Hil mseting ir big u
Thuradsy night meant any thing, replied In
tha neestiye. and asid cay free exhibition
wopld draw crowd IN New York. Why,
ssid he. Robert Icgeraoli file the hall 10
whioh the meeting referred to vas he'd u
orerfIowing. but no sensible msn supposea
tset ali who 90 to hear him are oppoaed TO
God.
,on OF Virginiaus who waited upon Pos.
n aster General Wansmaker the other day
with request that be change tao location
If the poato flea at Bristol. The resu Of
tie call vas ihi t an Inspector was can't to
R.istol t, ssect aDd recommend q site moe.
,nvenent to the business men o! the town
referred TO. The main Street OF Bfis'oi oil.
vIdes that town into two parts, OF ut which
is In TenDeEses and the ether In qrgiola
The pos.ofaoe there COW ls In the Terreasee
part.
Among those who opposed TIE anti-optiou
bill before tie House agricultural CON mittee
this morning was President Goss Of the Nav
York Cotton Exchange, who said that he
had received rogue, from the Wool 0!oI
ere Aast cation or Texas that the EZchaSg7
would deal in wool as isoo:s in cotton, as the pre-
sent wool t. ale is confined to thu hands OF few
mea Eementioned this IS snothsr INDIGESTION Of
the advantages of III 8, stem Of dealing in futures
Members of the oase peDso committee ssy
bill will be p,s,fd vidipg for the publication
| o. the anus of al VIII, draw penti n the CON.
p.nies ,ni regiments to VIII they belonged
sid tn assigned reason for thsir pensions so that
! thoss VIII, they isge wers their comrades may
iudga whether or not their pensions are jast or
| frau dQlAnt-
The difference between the moderate and the
| low tariff N mbess of the House Ways AID mesns
comm ittes on The quos IN Of duties on wooltu
goods aud cosking WIS settled to ~ by the con-
COS ion cf the former 10 the stttr
E1 Msvor Lsmb of Norfolk. W., haa been be.
fore the House ,ver and hsrto. committee and
urg a "a ger a,yropr,s ion for the Norfolk hsr.
Dor. E1.toasressnen Browne, aso OK Virgil "a
b seen tee republican memb>s Of the Fame
committee for an spprop1ia i'm fer the improve
N ent o, the hsib II a; Charles C y, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
(soso,s, Correspondents of tho AleSa@drie Gazette.

{BoeGSs Correspondents o. INC dle1oA@s'o u"so$*o'1
WAsK1NsToE. Q. c.. Feb. Is. 1852.
Congressman Alexander OF North Caro-
line. ex-chief OF the Farmsrs' Alliance In bis
State. has Just returned from short visit TO
his home. He says he doesn's think the
delegates from his State to the BIT. Louis con-
yeptcu will vote Ia favor OF the organiza'
tion OF O third party, cor that the Ailisnce
In his State Ia favorable to third party,
though there Is good deal OF dissatisiec'
aion ir tae Organization there 10 consequence
of the e ,urIshipg condition OF the protected
Manufacturers of the North end the de.
p.esssd condition OF the unprotected south
srn farmers. he ssys that go far as he
snovs che uemoess OF the Alliance In ais
State are opposed TO the denomination OF
MIR. Cleveland.
The following changes 10 the 4.h class
nm, Offices of Virginia we're made to-day
Boon g Mlli, Franklin coun,y, =. Q. Peters
annoi ,oso Jos, master vice II. E Bsll, r..
sisueG: Cotman, Heurico county, d. Il
Bower vice J, Z. @, tnsp, ,esiened; God
Aii. Backing ham county, f A Word vice
w. q. VOID. died; Locust Grove, Ofange
county,, J hi. Johnson vice L Kuos. resign
ed; sandy F,rd. Bsdfo. d county, j. W..
Ruddieeton vics D Z. Hogan, resigned.
Congressman Epes OF Vlrginis is mem.
FER OF the House immigration committee,
which has just esresd to report faVorably an
an t.Ohiness bill, which be Opposes. Gr.
Epes ssys he is in favor Of restricting Oil.
oese Immigration, but he can ees neither
rhvms mgr reason 10 granting special favors
60 negroes sod treating the Chiuese, supe.
Nor rsse, with UNNECESSARY cruelty.
A nrom;psns member OF the democratic
cInh of this city ssga il is generally ooneed.
pfs nv all the local leaders Of the party here
thst the tyo delegates TO be sent from the
DIstrics O; Oe.umois to the national demo-
cratic convention will be In favcr Of the
nomination of Senator German.
ia Ia understood chat the commissioners
from Oansds have In reality no poWes to