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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
VOYEN WHO CO SHOPPING.
ShreVd Physicians Glance at
the City'S Crowds.
The bargain Counter and The Nervous
and Muscular Strain on WOmtn that
Comes from Oh, Buring for tie House
= hOli-The Prsssryer Against Poverty Of
Bleed and N,ryOHs fnergI

Women read the Sunday papers In the big
cities and the daily papers in the towns Tor the
advertisements OF narkei-down sales says
the Boston Globe. "Even as little girls they
think Of going shopping
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RfcHNoND Vohruarv IN 1aQ1

w Uss.I's ava bnshsIs' os,ss sSS Susssis'
SALEA-wheat, l,%26 busheh. Coru-White,
77V bushels. Oats, i,252 bushels
QUOTATIONS. wnsAh iongbsuy. 00n63c
mixed. 50sd3c.; shoytbeiry. oSao2c: No 9, red.
13c. No white. 43c. No. naked. ETA
4yi6. Oats. winter. foe sesd. 37al0e.: No =
mixed. aju; No mixed. Sa3teSt3<a Bye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. February 23.-Vir-
ginia 49, 1914, asked Baltimore and Ohio
stock. n. asked, Northern Central. 5sSsfp
Cs9.: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
frsts. l0J bid; do. third incomes, 6l2.
bid; Consolidated Gas bonls. ll2!.. bid;
do stock, 5Sis bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
once of the HOLY Spirit.

Tn compliance with a request preferred
by Messrs. X. j. Anderson. G.. W. Koiner
j. C. ttZ. and many other members OF
the General Assembly, DR.. Hoge will, OF
Sunday afternoon. at the Second Presby.
terrain church, preach special sermon on
the mission and office of the Holy Spirit
Services commences at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

: i3-std. Tenders at TO-DAY. -.
30 bales. rev docket clssginxs.
A.-American mndliny v.,.
4 3-sfd., sellers; Febr,arv Fe1rsarys
SID. sellers: March and AZ, March.
yaluei April ana May. 49,, so.
NAY an" s" sffps l-sd I,,c -
yuiy,,, e,fp. DuS.is Jaly and A,,., au'
W-s4d, sellers. August and HuSnst.
tii-cid.. buyer. September 49,, - p,enbef.
B-ssl, sellers. fu'arcs c,a .s ,oC'oosr.
| steady. ~'''"i barely
KEW YORK, Febniar, o..
| quiet: mlddling Gtnf \. -'ottor
lands. 7S.c. Futures closed .'s't,hs W.
| 2s4.7co bales. February. s. n. ~ sales.
April, 80: May, GGi: June 10 ~
H66: August. $40. september = I. 'eB'
,9eer' T.1s' Noy'mber. 81: De me- %
Net receipts. 80 bales. ,,,..
bales; expogts 10 Grrat Britain. -, ~
Continent. 10 bales. f0rwsrl.i ,n'f;
Sales. 800 bales. all spinner, s..-R ~,
bales. -''''
NEW ORLEANS Fa,r-. o..
lures steady salcy lpsm t..I... h., t'
AIRY. $50 March. 8 f. AnrT 30 .. a.
Tl5: June 80. july 81 ,u.,., ~.
september. S.h, Oo'oh'l. EN. N...'
Der, S7p. December see
NAVAL STORE NARKrrs
| CHARLESTON. : g.. J. lr... .,
Turpentse duh az - E..n f-r'
.6c for good stranel
WILMINGTON. y. g.. "a-..,, -. .
Rosin flrm. straihcl sc, ...t Strained
s5c. TUrpentine firm 40 ~ rr r,.'
! AZ aoc Crude tuurnftrr .an... $50
81 TO- soft and Nlrsin. So 80
SAVANNAH. Ga. f.0rrrv o.. s.I-.
tia turpentine firm lt - Rom .,.,.
4. b. c. u ami r. $40. F gr -
g2j. II. H.0)Nlc. =. "V.l .. * 50. ..
N. $25o: y. 2G. vr..a tlu. g...
water-whlte Nli.
NORFOLK PEANr-r MARKET
Weported for ta. uge...Y
NORFOLK. Va. F....r.. ..r...
steady. slight Improvements n....
prime. 2i.H2Nc.. extra fr.r. .. f...t
| 2s.... cleaned go'i l . ..-f =
. J and Improvement n ..fa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices Of Money. BONDS. Stocks Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.)

r WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February -. -
tcNnWl Forecast for Virginia Increasing
I'"'" lcloudiness aud snow Saturday eve
ming or night; northeast winds.
North Carolina Rain; northeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

Acknowledgement Olney has appointed
can,ncl 4 Putnam. of Birmingham. Ala.
Assistant Attorney in the Department ui
1.,s,icn ~ g. 600 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
R,cuMoNp TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA, February s3-Pri-
vate sales to-day: Fillers. II. wrappers.
Is: darks. 81; Tugs. 5; scrap. |. Total. %
hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and oiga-
rettes, sl.osi.o5. tobacco, A,iu.i5. Total.
S.Ji2J.
Prices on wrappers and cutters were
good to-day, with more manufacturers
buying.
Shippers loose tobacco in bad condition
was of In price.
parks showed more strength In loose
to-day all around. with Ike. highest,
and number OF piles selling at 10 loisc.
No fancy prices on brights above &C
to-day. ,
Mr.. G. G. Butter. formerly OF Richmond,
now with Watt, Penn * Co. OF Rsldsvi1c,
n C.. was on a visit TO friends here TO-
day. and reports Reidsville manuiactur-
ing lively. 49,. ..,...
The Wilson and Rocky Mount tobacco
men report the breaks rather light dnd
| only ~ per cent. OF the crop In farmers
hands. Several OF these planters bought
out n whole row OF planters tobacco al
| shelburne's today, reselling ana snip
| ping parts. -. ,,.,.,.,., an, =,
| r. Raliou OF Wilson. and
G. Hart. and W. L. Petty. ~ Rock
Messrs. Ballou and Petty snnounc
| their intention TO become buyers On 'hI
market permanently. The former ~ her
| to stay now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

ROXBURY. VA, February 25.-top1cl'i a., =,
al her home ia this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

II .H Tf
90, i.'n, t....,p ,,,s' that fb.re should De
e.t- ,, ,,..lii,.,t di.,.,iesioo of the
,.-t., ,..4 ,.,t tfs ,..tl. toiebi be
t..,i -, ,
'-+'N N''" IT, ....
\ 'I ki'l iN'i'Fll hun
efr Vav said hc tl0uslt d. d. curious
,r..,....itfo-, tbat f,,n htIIs Dr.. c0u4iI ,r.I in
. ...t.., r,. r-fr.,.. COMMITTEE
.t. ........,.. ,..'...,..,, ~ ..lii,., tIo
. ~. ~,
' %" ,
h-'"' q 'n' i".'''''' '''' '"' = ".'. -''
OF any DINER question.
Ar. Gus NHinis'f appeared before ,h'
clWni''D" ana mai" very clear state
mont ~ the reasons which appealed %
him WHY ia. charter should be- granted.
,l- ,t,Yott Cd r.v. railroad wand afford
ga. has, .....,,. az t,,.t,i,,, p,. c.,nbir,.
49, ..
''' ''''i''' "'- ''- ""''
H--'+ u"t'"
&c. Franz; Hril oi AlcN"adrl'' followed
Nlr Mulh.. cr. and protested against grant
trc thr charter o1 tho ground hat the
S4.i uoalI ~ around AI.yandria and injure
tl. trt.i. of that city. Uc SAID hc diI not
I.... ,l.., tt. ,.,,,.I. ,,,,,,lJ ,,.,t,,t If th.
'' Ii,., mr..
''''' '''P 1T -'i'N'' ','' " ~. =
"'i'i i.'"Hf o. IKE 'ht people '' '-''-
4.th->rrr iu respect 4" thh' matter.
,rp Er->rb% SPEAKS
..-
.ii' ii'' i'i' I'D hiN"t "l sia"','N
-. ch.r'.r said b." believed That this
Vs.. .ur of ihn most remarkable railroad
tights ever before the Leeisl atur,. This
t..u ,.a. f.lly discussed ip fh. House. Com
,..tt... Cd. I,o.ls ,.t1 ,,,e rar.rf,1 buf
~ a.. ,...+ ~, ,.... t..,l
''- ''" way '''''. a..
'' N''Iili' ''l I.''i W.
f'I.iuu went over the Who'll" hthi mo- 'E-
HHiu,i every detul ~ the companion
fUe The fight uuN uu the charter WAa
tt.t n,. r.1l ,,.rl1 not mss through
t.,.,l,i, and yr..l.ri..l..t,,.,,, .fr Hun
,.... ......,. ...'.. ..iI... ,l...r and concise.
lLIlE~El tG WAN rs IT.
sir g ~ N.r4llc. Of P.tareburr. stated
,.,t .n.. ,...,l.. .f hi. c,tv wore STRONGLY
ID, ....... ,.. ..-.,.,,,.. If IN. charter
D. ''''. 'I Ut. -i'". Jug ''
. Ih'N 'I h"i care whether 'h' ro"' was
. luNt hF o." Baltimore ana Vhio' OF hl
another corporation. GOO il WAS built Ht
STRONGLY favored tho s,lr OF the State 5
.f..L iu th. pirhrDud Frederick eburp
..i p..,..,,.. ,'.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cold and fair.
The sky at midnight was overcast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

tive, WIN prices strddy. ~ .
wheat 5Si4c.: No. 2 red. 5slgc. No. :
corn, 3is,c. No. 2 oats. &c. Mess pork
DER barrel. Sl2l2lzNlZlj. Lard, per 100
pounds. T.GD976 2ia. Short-rib sldes
aoose1 81. 9lI6.3 %. Shoulders fboxed). y .
060 Short clear sides boxed. S.Iyr
7l2ia. Whiskey finished goods
per gallon, N.b.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL. Febru.
airy. 3.-Cattle-Receipts. 500: market
firm; common To extra steers. RioaoIO;
stockers and feeders. s2.25q3.jo; cows end
bulls. N.2ia3i0: calves. S2Sn5.Z'.
Hogs-Recripts. 1900 heal; market
weak: heavy, HS0dt5.20; common 10
choice. mixed, sisoa5.25; choice assorted'
s.. eOli5 y, fight, $.Sli5b; pigs, AWqo.W.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 heah; MARI - ~
quiet and steady: inferior 10 choise' |lvo
$50; lambs. R.75u4.3.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. O., February 2.-Flour-
Spring patents. SS.Gg3@; family, S-'-@d
Wheat-Quiet; No. red. 57957'.c.
Corn-Actiye: No mixed. sc
Oats-Stronger; No. white. Sic; No.
Pork--City mess. aasO: clear mess.
aiOO; family. si2.75: clear il3, D.
Lard-steady; steam leaf, 'sse.; Ae'''v'
dried, Thc. ,.,, ,a.s
Bacon-shoulders. eye; short-rib SIDES
TIC: short clear sides, nc.
whiskey-Steady at Sis.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. February S.-riou'
stronger. with prices unchaaged
Wheat-Hlgher: February, So'gc. ''aS'
5Iizc.: July. 59isc. a., ,,.-.h
corn-I.ower; February. 3hc.; March,
S3Ac.: May. AhGSiSse.
Oats-About the same as WEDNESDAY ;
March. S0lzc. ,.
Pork-standard mess. $685. on ORDERS
N3.25.
Iard-Prime steam. NC.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, @vp' i"nks
and clear ribs. 80: shorts. S.S.
Racon-Boxed shoulders. Stc.; longs
747ssc.: clear ribs. 7,sMshc.: shor's' '7so'
High wines steady at N.lo.
LONDON SILVER MARKET.
LONDON. February 2.-Bar snVeT
market dat: quotation, sy,sd- per ounce
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February 8-Noon-eo..-
ton quiet and unchanged; American MIL
ding 4 s-lsd. Sales. 1000 bales: Ameri-
can, 1900 bales; speculation snd saposss ~
500 bales. Receipts. none. Futures s.ssuy
nj the advance. with demanu mouSrass,,
February and March. i-Ssd:, Msreh fnu
April, l s-Si9t t-S4d-; April ana M Wy,
4 5-Si7l 6-sld: May and June = es~
4 7-efzsS s-sld,; June and July. : s-s.a.
Iuiy and August. N-et04 sicssa.: A Avs
gust aud seote0aben n I-st1s iAssx
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MARINE INTEIIIGFNCL,

NJ
MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRrARy"t 1891.
sun rises.......... Gas Ulsu rmr.
sun sets '......... 5:5s Nornrs. ........ "a
Moon rises. ii;22 Evening. .... NIt
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBkuAsY 90. 1894.
ARRIVED
steamship wyanoke Boa, Nep Yctk. NOR.
chandise and passengers; Gepfg, v. Allen 3
Co. agents, .,
Steamship Wyanoke. Boar. Nav YORK. mon.
chandise and passengers; George ". Allen -
Co, agents.
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norflk merchaa.
disc and passengers; lrSa Noingcr sapeun.
tendent.
Schoo ner Warner Moore. Crokeu Sewnort
News, TO LOAD coal tor hey Wet; sg-.eh 1lrls
a Parker.
schooner Hester 4. Senirl. Nhaail'y. BslH.
more via Rermuds lluudici, - ind lumber
vessel, curtis Il Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS fEh %. 1924.
ARRIVED.
British steamship Austria. '.H York.
American steamship "r0l, f.siol.
British steamship Lmoin Galveston.
SMILED.
British steamship EIret', Hamburg.
PORT OF WEST POINT flaarff @1 1884.
ARMED
| Steamship Danyliis. t.gIf, kaf m1r', pla-
| selgers and general nr4.
SAILED
| Steamship Danyino, Nlr.lv. L,umor.. pas.
seDgers and general strfs
4
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NhHl;iiGf>

NlNEIlEFH-
TAYLOR BRApsntN .fr. 70
his residence. by r.s. . N. hII.. pastor NJ
Uowar,l's-Grovc E.n'.' ,.H.I .. f.f
evening at Febuurl I ST. ii-
WARD L TAYLOR 1854 '.f' =
BRADSHAW. both ol l..In I'. 30.
EHkNEsz,Fyn '-llE.Nf5
DI ~.
HASHER Died February i''
545 \. NJ. OF afoi a'i' i' 10
HASHER, IN HE t,ih
Funeral from hie ..l.H.. e.. o.. '.r
Broad street. at $500 o''.. J. ''.. -
DAY. February o. 49, ln' H' ''"-
wood. Relatives ard COOL i...
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

The Rev. Or. Lanerty lectured In me
Methodist church at Bon-Air thursday
NIGHT. The lecturer drew the entire com
munity together and held them Tor TWO
hours. the clergy present 'eadins III 'he
uproar Of applause. \ handsome sum
vas realized for the church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
YELLOW FEVER NOW.
sixty Deaths From the Disease at Rio
Janeiro ia One Day.

copyrighted 1894 by tie Associated Press.l
RIO DIE JANEIRO. Feb. 16.@Yellow
fever is on the increase here. there were
sixty deaths from That disease yesterday
ia addition of fifteen deaths from other
fevers.
The captain of an Australian war ship
iii these waters died today and there are
number to other cases on board the
same ship.
Portuguese war ship here is also afr
fected with yellow fever and the situa-
ton is growing serious SO far as foreign
ers are concerned.
The American war ships only com
municate with the shore by means of
hired tug and the greatest precautions
are observed on board all the American
ships. Admiral Benham has conferred
with the committees on other American
vessels and nothing viii be left undone
which will lead to preserving the health
Of the American sailors.
The British warship has also some
cases of fever on board, and the merchant
vessels at this port are reported to have
several members of their crews sick un-
der suspicious circumstances.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
SAT ON MR. BLAND.
silver HAS No Friends In the House 81
the Cuckoos-

Silver Has no Friends In the House of
the Cuokoos-
WAsHISGToN, Feb. 16.-Ali surges-
tons for closing debate in the house on
the seigniorage bill by unanimous con-
sent having failed, Mr. Bland was today
driven to coercive tactics.
He moved TO go into committee of the
whole and pending that motion, moved
that all general debate on the measure
close at 3 o'clock.
On that motion he demanded the pre-
vious question.
Mr.. Cannon, 1Ir. Hopkins and Mr. Reed
appealed to him for more time for legltl-
mate debate but Mr.. Bland was 00durate.
He was perfectly willing Die salds to set
any reasonable time limit for debate, If
his opponents would agree to il, but they
had already hlibustered away two days
and he was admOnished That Obstructive
tactics would be resorted To at every
stage If parliamentary procedure here
after
Reed replied that there was no reason
why the opposition 70 the bin should be
bound over to keep the peace ia order
to delay an opportunity to close debate
thereupon Sir. Bland insisted upon his
motion and the demand for the previous
question
on the rising vote the Republicans
and the opposing Democrats declined 10
vote and when the result was announced
SO b, SIR Tracey made the point of no
quorum
The ayes and hayes were demanded.
1T was very apparent from the outset
that hr. Bland would be unable to get
quorum today The vote resulted 40 to
D. thirty four less than "a quorum.
Mr. Bland moved "a call of the house
There is little or no chance of securing
a quorum ON AIr. BANDS motion this aft
ernoon. The hlibustering viii probably
continue until about 4 o'clock, when a
resolution to arrest absentees viii be
passed, after which the house viii add
jOurn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Martin voted for CONFIRMATION ana PETER
Voted "A gainst


Voted "A gafnst-
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16-The follow
lowing IS the vote on the Peckham
nomination, subject 70 some alterations
in the pairs, which may make one or two
changes.
Bates, Berry. Blackburn, Brice,
Butler, Gallery. Call. Daniel Dixon,
Faulkner, George, Hale, Harris. Huuton,
Lindsay, Mcpherson, Martin, Mills,
Mitchell lOregon), Mitchell INisl. Palm
err Pasco. Plau, Proctor. Ransom Squire,
stock bridge, Iurpie, Villas. Voorhees,,
" hite La-l-Total 81.
-Aldrich. Allen Allison, Gamer
on. Carey, Chandler, CockrelI. Coke. Gull
lon, Davis. Dolph Frye, Gallinger,
Gibson, German. Hansbrough, Hawley,
Higgins, Hill. H0ar, Irby, Jones, Arz.),
Kyle, Lodge, McLaurin, Henderson. Nor
Ri, Murphy, PETER. Perkins. Powers,
Pugh, Roach, Shoup, Stewart Teller
est. Washburns White (CalIf) Wilson,
total 40.
The following were paired for Peck
ham-Camdens Gordon, Gray, Mcmillan.
Morgan, smith
Paired against Peckham = Dubois.
Jones New, Pettigrews Quay, Vance
WoIcott.
Sherman and Colquitt did not vote. but
released their pairs.
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= sTRANoE -.
A child who Is Amieted ia the nToat
Peculiar way.

child Who Is Afflicted ia the Most
Peculiar Way.
DR.. George Fl. Lakewood relates the
story Of a lO-year-old child of one Of
his patients, who cannot speak to its
father. though perfectly glib with
everyone else. The ga use assigned
may BE gathered from the following:
Previous to the child's birth differ
ence arose between the parents, and
for several weeks the mother refused
to speak to the husband. The offense,
whatever It was, was condoned. but
not till after the child was born. In
due time the little boy began to talk.
but when with his father was invaria-
Div silent IL continued thus until
the child was or years old, when
the father, having exhausted his
powers Of persuas sion. threatened con-
dfgn punishment for its stub crnaess.
This was inflicted. but without elicit
ing a word. though his groans told
too plainly he could neither cry nor
speak, and that he vainly tried Those
present joined ia the opinion that the
prenatal effect OF the parental quarrel
made it i'm possible for the boy to
speak to his father. Time has proved
the correctness Of this theory. Though
on perfectly friendly relations with
his father. attempts to speak to him
elicit nothing but signs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
is A HEARTLEsS WRETCH.
Henry, the Anarchist. Meant to Throw
Hia Bomb In a Theatre.

PARIS, Feb. rs. =Replying to the ex-
aiming judge today Henry, the am
archist, said that he did not know why
he selected the cafe Terminus as the
place in which TO cause am explosion.
Continuing Henry said that on Monday
night he first went g a leading theater,
but be was unable to obtain admittance,
is the theater was full, otherwise il is
likely that he would have thrown his ex-
plosive missile among the people assem-
bled III the place Of entertainments
Henry also said. sAs / intended to
kill as many bourgeois as possible, I
went to the St. Lazare railroad station ia
front Of which / saw cafe full Of GUS
toners. I entered and threw the bomb"
M Girard, Of Che municipal laboratory
believes that Henry made four bombs
and that two of them were now in the
hands Of his accOmplices
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16
GRAIN MEN FIGHT.
Elevator and Board of Trade People BEay
Revive Their OId Dispute.

CHICAGO, Feb. Indications point
to a revival of the fight between the
grain receivers on the board Of trade and
the public elevator people.
The present move In this direction was
precipitated by the statement that the
English syndicate controlling elevators
here IS about to begin the purchase Of
grain in the country. A board of trade
Investigating committee has been ap-
pointed and an open meeting of the
board VIII be held to consider the mat
Ter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

Slight attacks Of cold often develop
into pneumonia Statistics show fhaE
this disease is rapidly Increasing ID Our
country. and Is generally accom- panied
by fatal results. Cubeb Cough Cure viii
prevent pneumonia if taken in time.
Sold by R0wley Bros
Attend the cooking school. first lecture
free, February goth, AT $3.50 p. m.
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- 80 HEruHn-

one Fare Tor the Round Trip-santa Hn
Route
on the second Tuesday of each mouth
the Santa Fee VIII sell round trip tickets
to ALI Texas points at one fare for she
round trip. Tickets good for thirty days.
and good 20 stop off at all points Boz ok
lahoma Indian Territory OF New Mex
leo. OH going trip.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-16

SITUATIONS WANTED-rREE-

Are you Ia need Of work2 II SO. you are e
liberty 20 use these columns for assistance Ia
zlat direction 8 lille this notice appears the
STATE x oDRN AL viii publish free Oh Saturday,
AtonlA9 anu uesuay, for Topeka or Kansas
people. al uorces OF Situations Wanted. ' not
sAce9a-ll5 nFe lines, or 5hlrty-nve words. ll
ssls -l EfQFl1ad that all advertisements Of
AlAi~ nature are handed ia previous 10
gen eloeN saturday m@rnlng7 also on Med1es-
ea-f AAtlHsoay aud friday. AL advertising Of
..lis class handed in by Ten O'Clock Wednesday
morning
Ac advertise ments OF this nature to be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays NO OBJ
Asat-on - Incurred on the part Of the adV8rtls-
af- N9 worthy and needy man or woman need
lesltitte 80 ta6o advantage Of this offer. 40 ons
e business of having employment IS expected to
sake advantage Ell is. bat all others invited to
swan themselves freely.
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RELATIONS STRAINED.
France Has Recalled Her Minister to
Portugal.

france has neeaAAaA AAeE minister TO
Portugal.
PARIS. Feb 16-A semi-ohicial note
has been issued in regard 10 the attitude
Of the Portuguese government in most
Of The questions which have arisen
between France and Portugal, and
especially in regard to those questions
which affected French investments
The attitude of Portugal in these mat
tiers, it is announced, has caused Premier
Casimir- Perier to recall the French min
lister TO Paris in order 90 confer with the
government upon the situation
During the absence of the French
minister from Portugal the first
secretary viii replace him, and viii
Sd act until the present crisis permits Of
the French minister return
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WON'T ANSWER QUESTIONS


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close Business of Their Roads.
CHICAGO. Feb The railroad men
called before the federal grand jury to
testify III the Interstate law Investigation
again refused today ~ answer important
questions. General Freight Agent James
Of the Lake Shore road was recalled and
refused, as he did yesterday, to disclose
the secrets of his c0mpany's business.
District Attorney Miichrist VIII en-
deavor to have the officials held for con
tempt of court if they persist ia their
refusal to answer questions.
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WICHITA, Kan. Feb. l6.-Jame5 Nc
Coy was arrested here this morning on a
charge IF grand larceny preferred by
officers of Pittsburg. kas. Mccoy claims
10 be "Kfd7 Mccoy of Colorado, the
welter-weight pugilist, and has arranged
for a finished fight with kid gloves with
a local bruiser named Slattery.
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#Hf A14Ei)-IH0 glrls want position 10 hotel
ca general homework Inquire At q. Dl-
Lel. 1is Jefferson SD.
WANTED BY middle aged lady situation IS
p housezeeper for Wld0Wer Address
ehousekeeper. eare Journal
Nv ~ Sep t position in dqns r9qn. os 81
KANSAS Avenue. zud STORY. N0r1h Topeka
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Conaidered serious n Spain.
MADRID. Feb. 16.-The queen regent
and the cabinet have discussed the depar-
ture of the French minister from Lisbon.
and the situation is regarded as being
serious
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OXFORD 8A aaras Enala
olirtings AZ
ToFHKA sHIR1 M'E'a 90
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coIonna -. EEIa rhiIaren.

PAH1-- Eco 16-TrInca OoIonna has
gone to Naples. Maitre Cortet, of the
counsel for the prince says that Ihe
prince was determined to regain possess
sion Of his children and chat he viii take
the nacassarN sLe.s D. Dc 50.
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Pacific. Mexico
& Texas Ex-
press
Colorado Night
Expire SIS --
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TRAINS 40 RIDE ON
1n effect and after December 21, 1898.

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Colorado Night .
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