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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
TUE my At FLASHING TON.

NJ. pos,de,tWell Thurber. what have you
for us to-day in the way of public business?
The Private Secretary-Jt is legal hohuay'
sire consscrated to the immortal memory or the
jllustrlous Father Of
The presldent-That will do. Thurber Fetch
the morning newspapers.
Secretary Carlisle--If It's NATIONAL ho"ua''
whv not dispense with the reading OF the news
napcrs? Since the bond contract came out nave
~, .,toved reading the papers. They have been
,.norsnt and abusive. / am beginning To oehe'e
IN the Russian system of press laws
The President-How, then, can we "d"'se '"
I'LL up the time? , ~.
Secretary Carlisle-A quiet little game OF
draw
The President--Dont mention X. nave
birthday myself 1t makes me sniVer u ioie0"
the possibility Of the statesmen OF the iu."ie
playing draw poker Oh my birthday lnuioe'
read us a few appropriate passages from ""'"'
ingtons Farewell Address would ike 10 co'i'-
pare the literary style with that OF my own pun
lie papers.
The Private Secretary (after reading awhile a;
random)-"Aganst the nsldious wiles OF Foreign
influence q conjure YOU 70 believe me. fellow
citzens) the jealousy Of free people ought 10 De
constantly awake: since history and experience
prove tnat foreign ilIhu'i'NN - '''~ -
baneful foes Of republican government.
Secretary Carlisle suddenly waking up)-l VIII
not listen to these vile attacks OF ripalu preSs'
Why we had TO employ the heightened foreign
bankers to float our loan. and II they charged w
- feu, millions for the service, there was no heip
for IT, This criticism of policy IL outrageous
infamous, un-American.
The Private Secretary-You've been souhu
as,aen indeed Washington's Farewell ADDRESS Is
n,w on tap That immortal document mas Deeh a
frnstvorthy chart for generations OF pohlicai
u.riners on the wide and stormy seas OF -
Tho preSdent-You are too vociferous Thuroer
Pad us something from my last Inaugural
Tho Private Secretary-"These aggregauoHs
and combinations frequently constitute cohsp'ia
,cs against the interests OF the people, ana III all
thsir nhases they are unnatural and opposed 10
our American sense Of fairness. To the extent
tba, they can be reached and restrained by red-
oral mower the General Government should re-
I,eve our citizens from their interference and ex-
actions"
Secretary Carlisl"-Such criticism Is wicked un-
fair and aborninable. We had to employ the Eu-
ronean banking syndicate to handle TINS loan. n
nopular loan was utterly out Of the question
Tho observation-disclosures. sir. don't you know my
NUN Messages when you hear them. Let's have
rho nevspapers brought in. after all. Here, Car
isle is last nights Post from Newton h-'"e
only paper in the country that isn't abusing us
You will find that altogether safe AS Tor myself
want a counter-irritant for Hills gazing ue-
fence Of my Administration in the Senate. fdru-
san abuse hurts less than that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1880.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
The NEUS THIS MORNING

Foreign.-Mr Bayard among the speakers
at a meeting in London in support of the plan 10
raise a fund for buying Carlyles house. -@
Lord Dufferin in a speech said that the relations
between England and France are thoroughly
friendly - The General Assembly Of the Ger
man Chambers of Commerce has adopted reso-
luton in support of the gold standard.
Congress-Both branches in session. =
Senate: The Indian Appropriation bill was con-
sidered, little progress being made. =- House:
The General Deficiency bill occupied most of the
day. private pension bills being considered at
night session.
observation-disclosures Morton designated the
seven justices who 10 compose the new APP
pellate division Of the Supreme Court for the LIST
judicial Department -= Three lives were Iost
and property worth 500 900 destroyed in fire at
Hot Springs, Ark. 49, Washingtons Birthday
was observed generally throughout the Union; IN
Chicago Archbishop Ireland delivered an address
on American Citizenship - benjamin r.
Prescott. Ex-Governor Of New Hampshire. died at
Eppng. ~ H. - The burial of Minister Gray
took place at Union City. Ind.
City and Washington's Birthday
was very generally observed: dinners were given
by the Southern Society. Sons Of the Revolution
New-York State Society Of the Cincinnati, syria
cuse Alumni and the Publishers Association.
News received that the Standard OH
Barge No IS had arrived safely at Hamilton
Bermuda. - Rumors. apparently without the
slightest foundation, were circulated that Mayor
Strong was going to resign. 80 The DOG
Show closed: It was learned that eight dogs mad
been poisoned.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Fair. prob
ably slightly warmer; high west to southwest
winds diminishing. Temperature yesterday
Lowest IS degrees highest So; average. 24l2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

actpr AMI motives They knew HepuD"0""
when they saw him, and. it Is to be no'e"' h"e"
a Democrat. too. And it was SAID they h"."
him we'll enough TO seek him out Tor lrienuis
dealing now and then. but that was Only 'ne
halluclnaton of some longdis'nncc LOCKER lrV'h
Now-yOri 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

The presidency II the University OF texas mas
heen offered to Chairman Wilson, ana II ne Is
smart he will accept it, His pet theory 'ha'
country can be made rich by cutting OH u"
sources OF revenue would doubtless ma "uc"
more favor among lot of young co'ese ''u.
dents than 1t has SO far received in the MANS VI
Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

As the present Congressional session draws
near its end the probability that the next Con
crcss will be called together ut an early day
seems to gain in strength. Yesterday was Il
failure so far as the Senate was concerned. ana
the disposition Of the Democratic leaders IS
such that some Of the appropriation bills are
likely to fail. or IL passed. TO be in shape to
insure the Presidential veto. The country Is
heartily tired Of the LID Congress. but the
MVth will be a different body, especially in the
lower house, which will contain pa Republicans
and 1O4 Democrats. with handful Of indie
pcndents and Populists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

acting as his guardians and governing In his
name be has lust been compelled to agree to
deduction Of the interest upon this enforced loan
% az ner cent-a heavy price to pay for obtain
,nr Tho nossession Of his inherited rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
Only one week more OF Congress. Shout the
clad t,dings from the Atlantic to the PACING

II was the American flag and only the Ameri-
can flag which noated over the City Hall yes'er-
day. Notwithstanding the fact that Senator NC
Nahon thinks the sentiment "unpatrotic gush
which calls FOR the absence Of foreign emoiems
from our public buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

Eight dogs were poisoned yesterday at the DOG
chow There are no dogs as mean as some men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

,,.o er.d rewards for his arrest Nothing
cf this kind has occurred at previous d'2 SHOWS
but !; viii naturally tend to make eXhlpi''rS
cautious about taking part In future exhibitions.
The coincidence of the holiday with the last day
of the show led TO IL large attendance yesterday.
-Four days have exhausted the patience OF inc
dogs but the public would De slah 10 nave 'he
show 60 on longer.
Gorcrnor Morton has acted betimcs in dcsig-
mating the seven Judges who are to compose the
,nncIla1p Division Of the Supreme Court Tor
the FIRST judicial Department. This Appellate
Division is To have the jurisdiction now eXer-
,.iscd lv The General Terms Of the Supreme
suucror and Common Pleas courts in This city
The Supcror Cour, and the Court of Common
plcos will cease 10 exist on the LIST Of January
next. and will he merged with the Supreme
Court. The Appellate Division is constituted
thus carly 10 give plenty of time for me
transfer Of these two courts in accordance WITH
the requirement of the amended Constitution
Mr. Dcaicld. the secretary Of the Rapid iran
sit Commission. has entered on defence Oh Inc
action Of That body in planning for ROAD rum
ming further north on the West SIDE of the Guy
than on the East Side. but that he mas m'ue "
good case we cannot concedc 1t is true. rs III
points out. that on neither side does 'hc pro
posed rapid transit line extend 10 the cry nm
its Ii is tp,le also that the upper East sue
although having the larger population. Is "'>
eliminated against. since rapid transit IL
planned for il is 70 stop seven miles SHUT vi
the northern boundary of the city whlle Oh '"'
other side only four miles are icii uncovered
Further. 10 say that Mott Haven is "A Sood POM
,o call halt because several existing roads
radiatc from that place would by parity OF rea-
soning lead the Rapid Transit Commissioners
IN ond ,hc;r East Side line NJ the Grand Central
Station In case there wasn't money enough l"
On further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

do better than repeat IT III any new a""n'''
from the same quarter. "Seeimdamlus''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
Jn0cx 10 Advertisements.
Business Notices.

Roll Ton Desks and ONCE Furniture.
Great Variety Of style and Price.
r. @. SELLkW.
No III Fultc-s- n. Y.
Keeps Dress Shirts to measure ior s9VO,
none better at any price 500 and sl Broadway between
ilth ami 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

The rumor about Mayor Strong's resignation
can be dismissed nothing but the vercst
holiday gossip. OF course such idea has
never entered the Mayors head. To abandon
his post now would be the act Of a dcscrter. and
william L. Strong Is the furthest remove from
that. He has entered upon solemn trust and
nothing is more certain than that he will
discharge his duties courngeously until the
end Of his term His present indsposiion.
as we understand it, is not Of a serious char
acter and will not detain him from his Office
long. Only his complete physical prostration
would Justify him in even considering the qucs-
ton Of rcsigning; and speculation as to what
might occur In this contingency Is as idle as 1t
Is foolish.
The Dog Show, which closed yesterday. has
been n decided success from all points of view,
barring only the display Of malice which re-
suited I'm the killing Of eight valuable animals
Yesterday morning by poison. Nothing Is known
regarding the author Of this Infamous ana
cowardly act. or the motive animating MIN.
The Kennel Club and the Bergh Society are
taking steps TO discover him. II possible. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

The people u New-fork can breathe i'.e'y
now Rusic has signed huS'e IL oa'eo'''
pitcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

Never was a great policy more quickly aean-
doned than the policy of retaliatory legislation
against Mayor Strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

II there IL an able-boded Democrat In the
State OF Indiana who is not a candidate Tor the
Mexican vacancy he will oblige many doubling
observers by rising and announcing his name In
a loud. clear tone of Voice. II there Is such a
person he IL entitled to degree OF recognition
which he has not so far received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

The annexation Il Hawaii Is favored oy pretty
much everybody In this country except "roEe'
and Walter .. Gresham Ihose
gentlemen take different view OF the matter
They want the monarchy restored ana the
United States annexed to the Hawaiian King
dom.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
TENTH GEORGIA DISTRICT
Hon. c. c. Black Renominated
for Congress.
Thomas E. Watson of "Where Am q
At" Fame, Will Again Be OPP
posed BY Black For a Seat
In Congress. Free Coin
age Silver"
by Southern Apsocia.oa Press.

AUGUSTA, Ga, August IA special
to the Chronicle from CraTfordsyllle
da., says: The convention of Demo.
orats OF the Tenth Congressional Dis.
trlot OF Georgia, which met here to day
10 noninate candidate to succeed the
lion. Z. &. Black, WHO was elected in
the last election and who resigned on
account OF the charge OF alleged frauds.
chose Mr.. Bluck to again represept
them against bis former opuouent.
Hon. Thomas T.. Watson, Popuiist,
lue convention wus enthusiastic and
harmouious in all OF it's workings, aud
adopted the following resolutions. tbs
silver men being in itill control:
We Affirm word for word tue War.
renton platform. which liz as follows:
.. That we, the Democrats of tho Tenth
Congressional District, in convention
Assem- bled. hereby renew our allegiance
To the Democratic principles enuucisted
III the Georgia platform of 1892.
we favor the Immediate repeal OF
tho probibiiory IL per cent. tag on
State banks; we favor All income tax
that viii cause the rich to beur their
Just proportion of the burden of the
Government; we fnvor q tariff for reye.
nue. only, SO adjusted ns TO relieve the
necessities Of life from taxation aud
place the tax upon luXuries us fur as
possible; we favor the free ooinnRe of
silver at the ratio of Ii to |, uuI de.
mand that such law be euacted w,tbout
waiting upon tho slow process of inter.
nntionni agreement.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
SWEEPING OUT SALE.

Muslin Underwear, White Goods,
White Shirts, Lawns. Satnes,
silks, Dress Goods, Ginghams
and TOwels.
Fine grade muslin underwear. slight
~ sOiied 10y water will he sold regard
less OF cost. Fine corsut covers worth
$l.2j, now G3c; gowns .worih soc. now
3Uc: chcmIso worth : now 5Oc; drawers
worth J1c, now 5Oc; corset covers from
Sc up; line lawn wrappere worth 81. 70,
now ) 20, lawn wrappers worth 81,
now Si.3v; wrappers III standard prints
from UeC up; gents white shirts worth
39c. now 2jc. lawns worth Sc. now 5c:
lawns, satlnes worth II and l5c, now
Sc; striped silks aud fuucy silks worth
JOc, TO close only 25c; dress goods at
hull price; best fancy PLAID ginghams
worth Sc. now &c; towels worth 20c,
now l2l: towels worth loo. now &c;
towels worth &c now 81. Sale COM
menclng Monday, Ang, II.
II. A. SAUNDEEn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
The Late isiU, ut winston.
Dy Southern Assoclatel pra..

WESTON. N. c.. August l4-Tho
grand jnry which is still in session
here Is making n thorougn investiga
ton OF Sunday nights riot. Every
thing is quiet To night and there IL no
Indication of any further trouble. The
!iailing gun which wno brought here
from Charlotte will not be returned Ds.
iore to morrow, und not then If II Is
deemed best to keep 1t longer.
IL il ANNOUNCED to night that three
negroes were secretly bnried by thcit
friends, north OF Winston last nigbt.
They wero wounded durlug the riot.
The nogrnes will revenl nothing ru.
gnrding the number injured during the
trouble.
grave robber is producing u sensa.
tlon IN Wilkes county, mud the citizens
are Indignant ns well ns excited over
the affair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
MRS. mcCoRM,ck's AERoIsM.
Three Lives Saved by Her Presence of
Mind and Bravery.
by southern Associated Press.


BALrlMoRE, August Il-rho presepee
o1 mind and heroism of Mrs, Peter
Mccormick, of 1918 Rutter street
probably saved the lives of three per.
sons thus morning. She WAS awakened
nt o'clock by suflocutlng smoke to
hnd nor home IN flames. Tho fire had
attacked the ony stairway, but Mrs.
McCormick invoke her 10 ycar.old son
aud led him to the street. She then
dashed into the burning building,
aroused her 10 year old daughter and
piioted her through the smoke led
olhzinS rooms to safety.
Mrs. Mccormick then made third
trip up the fast succumblng stairway
ana arouslng her sleeping sister, Mrs.
fetklhs, who wns suffering with rheu
matlstn, guidod her In sufety to the
street, where she WAS takeu care of by
Tue excited neigh6ors. When tho fro
engines arrived nothing remained for
them to snyc but tho brick walls. Fif.
tocn hundred dollars will probably
cover the money loss.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
NEW STYLE CONGRESSES.
The Company Owning the Patent Has
Organized in Liverpool.
NV Southern As.oclntoI prars.

Nv oouhuoiH hbfOClnt0i Prus5.
BAbrIMoRE. August 1.-THE Manu-
facturers' Record OF this week pub.
lshes particulars regarding new COM
press for making cyliudrical bales,
which is being built in Baltimore to bu
put IN operation first in Arkansas, Tue
company owning the patent hns or.
ganized with chiet Offices III Liverpool
aud with Mr. Wm. johnson, owner of
the Johnston line of steamers, one o {
tue leading steamship owners OF Grea
Britn u, rs president.
lumber OF prominent officials arc
Interested in the company, including
one of the vice presidents of the Bnlti-
more and OHIO and Senator Cnmdeu,
OF West Virginln. This combination
OF steamship ana railroad influence in
u compress to turn out cylindrical
bales instead Of square balcs, ms hy
congresses HOW IN use, IL regarded us
very strong factor iu changing com
pressing systems. Two other compa
MES have also lately been organized,
Introducing cYlindsicnl comprcssos.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
AMERICA AND CUBA.
What the North German Gazette Says
About the Matter.
BY Southern Associated prss..

BERLIN, August 1i.-Tho semi oil
ciui North German Gazette in nn IN.
splred leader, comments on tho rela
tons of the United States with the
Cuban rebels. 1t says that whatever
The official relations between Spuiu uud
the Uniiei States, tho sympnthies OF
tue masses of tile American people are
with the Cubans, bu; If American pon.
tIcians draw tue conclusIon that the
victory of The rebels means rlch gain
Tor tue North Americans they mako II
grent mistake. The separation of Cuba
from Spain can only result in Cuhu
becoming small independent Stute
like San DomlnCo,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
Qaccn Ntci0Tin's speech.

LoNpoN, August H. II is semi.oni .
c'ulIy Guuounced that the Queens
speech, that will be rend to Parliament
to morrow, VIZ. refer To her sympathy
Tor the victims i'll Armenia and CHM.
1t Will announce the cessIon Of Berh
uanalnnd TO Cape Colony, aud will ulso
announce that the House uf Commons
has been summoned To consider ana
voie the estimates. 1t will Intimate
that the Government docs not intend
to submit further legislation ct the
present session.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
4 bisn>trOu. Village :IrV.
By Southern Associated Press.

ST. Louis, August j. A special TO
the Chronicle says the eniiru business
part oi the village OF PIkev,lle Tenn
was burned last night. Only one store
If lett standing. The fire is supposed
to have been of inceudiary origin. The
total losses foot up S3j,"O0 with only
5000 insurance. The hotel was do
slroyed. but the courthouse wns saved
one mnn was overcome lighting tire,
but no one else was hurt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
Every H"dY ssns Hccu recovered.
Nv southern Assuciatsl Pru.s

New YoHK, August A.-Shortlv
alter . o'clock this afternoon. ,ho
senrch of the ruins OF the wrecked
building on West Broadway was com
pietrd and the work OF digging wns
stopped. No bodies were found 10 dny
ana the totnl number OF killed. is l5
Contractor GGl!lgan stated that every
inch of the debris in the cellar had
been gone over aud there was not the
ieaSt donbt but that every body had
been recovered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
Nine NOriSuncu Drowned.
Dy Southern Associate, pres,

KEEL, August II. At noon TODAY
nine workmen employed in the Ger
mania dock yards irll into tho harb ,r
from landing stngG and drowned be.
lore assistance could reach them. The
nccident was due To gangway break :
ihg whlio the men were returning from
their work on II torpedo ca cher.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

BY Southern AssoclatoI Pres.

WAsHINGToN, August 1.-THE Urea
sury's net gold at the close OF to-day 5
Withdrawals AMI deposits, all accounted
for, stood nj >ilO9, 53l, ,Ojl.
The Belmont Morgan syndicate to
day deposited Sl.GJS, 900 in gold coin
III exchange for United States bonds.
Tue Withdrawals of gold for shipment
to Europe amounted to 81 $50, 600.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

By Southern Associated Press.

FAIRFIELD, No, August ll.-The
sawmlIls OF q. A. Philips y Co..
Sanye y Go. and n. Il. Goldman n Son.
wore destroyed with valuable contents
and qualities of lumber aud finished
stock by lire, which started in the
Phillips mill at noou to day. Loss,
Sl21, 900, insurance. S3S, OOD.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
Pii.riniiI2r I0rbIudeiI.
By Southern Associated prsss.

PARIS, August li-It is reported
here that Cardinal Kromentz, Arch
bishop of Cologne, Germany. has, at
the instance OF the Imperial Govern
ment, forbidden tho annual pilgrimage
from Aachen 10 Iourdss, owing to tho
nhlmns engendered by the war cele
brations now III progress in Germany.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15

This morning about 2.30 o'clock the
Excelsior Brssr Band (colored) Prof.
John Smith leader, ,serenuded The VIR-
GINIAS. Several selections w.ro per-
formed in O real artistic panner, and
the mnsic furnished was very much
appreciated and enjoyed by The VtR
GINIAN aud Its employes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
rosInust.r Missing.
~ Southern Associutei Pres.

WHrELlNG, w. Va, August IA
apecial to tho News from Charleston,
". Va, says: a. j. Salisbury, post
muster ut Cmy Courthouse ia missing
He left few days ago with Mrs. NIck
Crosse. handsome Young woman. 1t
is reported he Is short about 81, 900 IN
bis accounts. He leaves wife and
three children bchind.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
sn Injunction Itc>iraining Gam
bling.
by Southern Associated Press.

CHICAGO, August l4.-Ex Attorney
General HUT to-day appeared before
Judge Gibbons, aud in behalf OF the
Civic Federation obtained an injunc
ton restraining the managers and at.
taches OF the Harlem race track from
gambling OF every species. The track
was reopened last week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-15
a furger Hren1. JaiI.


DIV SUUthGrh dsBO0lateI Prea5.
LEXINGTON. KY. August l4.-Geo,
Taylor. forger aud buncoist, who
swindIed the Millersburg, Ky. bank
out OF $3.50, escaped from the Paris
Jail last hight. taking two other prison.
ers with him.