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Major warncr ro-iii,cly pceiinc-.

KANSAS CITY. September .i Malor
Warner to-ila, announced fDH reporter OF
fhe 'nited Press his fnfl and irrrtuelblr
determination to refuse the IpuO'uim ul a-
Commission OF Pensions. lhr announce
mtuf il made to-day. in accordance win hl-
prami-p 90 tine President that Doe would oe-
eide D., this date. Tine Dsinn-lh.e reason u.s.
that DO. cannot afford f1 rc.iuqu'rn h'~ law
I.rr-ffl.-- I..raI
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BASEL BALL.
Games PLAYED Nasterday

'HII'@ I'F''' ~
Al Hrookl,u Bmokliu~. lO: Columbus %.
Nt Pitt,bur. -Piit>hur--. lj' Washing
tons. =. ,,rL
phia-. =.
Af Chicago ChicI-o-. =: Bo-t0n-.
At indianapolis, indianapolis j.; NtN
lork-. H..
At baltimore -Aflhctic-Baltm0rc game
called in third inuiu- un account of RAIN.
score. Baltim0re-. %: Athleiic-. ..
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An Aeronaut rrobabI, Drowned.

TIicA. y. september .i.-il was r.
ported tonight that Prof. Malraih. of ilion.
who made a balloon ascension ana parachute
Jump a. 'ocpcrsiown thi, afternoon cam
down iu Ot,ego lake and wa, drowned \
ne-.,.,, from ,ouppr-tnwn at - O'Clock
-t,,e. ai thai hour uoihln. had hcen heard
from the acrenauf. " b. stated hi, part
chute did not work right.
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A VICIOUS DOG
FATAL, Bites Boy. aud i Literally Z"
to Pieces.

Fatally iltt- - b'3f 't'E
To- Pieces.
RACINE. WE. september H. y pun H.- ,.'.
,.,','.t.d .lo-crh llurtlcr. a-ed .. YESTERDAY
s,tnrnoon and mccraicd hi- throat ana noul
so badl, haf Doe viii die. H. Eilinss "9, !.
C.nrec Thom~. two citizens who came I,
The bo,'- rescue. were in tmn ATTACKED "'
fhe ,iciou. brute. and one oi them >.c"'''
"a hatch.t and literally cui the co. !" f''.'',
fhourh it required "a policeman p,lli'i "
finish the animal. The dog lcil I'D, n','
and made second attack on lie ''> "ul ',-
Tine encounter. IwcuiN-eieni N"uhu' VIZ
found ON tine boy, and m- ieii ear WIZ n'l'
me o., thread. The bites i'''N'Yr wy "n i,. ''.
ling, and lhom, are also serious '"' "'
TORS ~a, the do. WAS nui nau
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eFuEr WoRii. TN. september -. y
pa.,enger train on the At'hison, Ioptk
and santa r. railroad vIs stopped hf tram
robbers eight miles below thi. civ tonight
aud II q, reported that They stole at least
$1,000 from the express safe and some ol
the pas ,cngers. II j. impossible to learn
further paliicular tonight.
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rnr NV cunoLlc rNIvrr,rrY.

RuNF september - President >amolli.
of the Ecclc,ia-tical Academy. j, going To-
Washington to assist at tlie inauguration
of ihe new Catholic University in ilat city.
he viii also Dee present at the conservation
of fhe bishops Of the new American sees.
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H,rNI>oIIAM, ALA~ september -. pf'
Iirhstcin. "A ph, stefan. Was co" iiid'd III ~
nlnca ,c.icria, hs Mrs. Robert f"hh' VIZ
,f ono tho wcallhic.t Germans 'n ln', ',,e
The iady charges that on 7'''nuN 'I'
lichsieiu made improper li'l"r''' ~ ~
IA, ndisn,nll, denies the ch'ie''.
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ATLANTA. Ca, september 2i.-t,rini,s1,, ne, I,
Villinghum. u negro pugulisi' Was A,,le' .,,i
here tonight by blow from the liH' "l Ion
branch. The men were sparrnS' Wh'h
branch Knocked WillinSham ou'' orV"Nius
his mech.
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
,t.,,., Eain.-Thc New Eocsbridge Com
VtuN.

r,.,t<eroN VA. september d. >p.
.;ai lira,v rain. prevailed in ihc noun
,,if. la.t nieht and to-day. hut there i. il'
rise, u the North river
Naiuul Bridge Will ie ihe scene "i
i,r.o ,.lfhnriua tomorrow noon. Mhcn li'
rarllil.c COMPANY. .of which Genera
l;itl lee is president. viii permanently 'r
.snilr. Prominent Northern moncAcd m'i
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GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
lap
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ALL AM ERICAS.
SOUTHERN REPUBLICS ENTHUSI
ASTiC OVER THE CONGRESS.
Reception of Delegates from Central and
South America-sionduras Delighted
What Belina Wants,

NTw Nunk. september At O'Clock
tli. morning Il reception committee. cont
posed Of Hon. Charles H. Flint. cuinmiS-
~iOner lo the international American on
grcs-: I. \. PcroIa. g.. +. ia~,cti. Z. u.
torwiu. and g. u. Fowler boarded the rcfc-
nuc cutter Manhattan and steamed down 90
quarantine. where they met the City of Para
and took on the south American delegates
90 the international Congress.
lac party on the City of Para consisted
of the following gentlemen. Dr Jacinio
(a~tallanos. delegate from salvador: Dr.
Joquin An-icia R0-~i. aitarhc: samuel al
diOicsn. secretary: -cn0r Juan Francisco
Nolarle delegate from Bolivia; Abba De,
Nolardc aud Mariana Nclarde. attaches: ''e-
mnimO /olaya. delegate from Honduras.
and- l.. Z. Eiallo~. secretary. EN-Nml-ier
Roberts. from Chilli and Julio VI. Foster. Of
Santiago. Chilli. were also taken ON board
the cutter.
The party. on the arrival 40 the barge ol-
fcr. took earrings and were driven io their
hotel They viii leave for Washington in "a
few days.
HONDURAS ENTul ~ft~Iic OVER THE CON
OEE~-.
IN conversation with ~cn0r /elaya. dele
gafo from Honduras shat gentleman said.
"Our people are very enthusiastic over TINS
International Congress. and expect many
advantageous results from ii We wish i0
dei clOp our mining and agricultural inter
o-i-. hut 0ur mines are what wr want io -ce
in operation ~ SOON as possible. We need
railroads and an enlargement OF otr conn
mcrcc with foreign countries. especially tine
uifed States. All CLASSES 200 our country
dc-ir. closer relations with Nour people.
lu speaking of ihc present foreign trade
of Honduras. ~on0r /elaya said that 1t wa-
non controlled hy England and France;
that those countries were uapin- all the
benefit and were opposed io ihe opening up
of lll the South American countries li OILERS
Than fhcm-olfc-. uui tiIui the one main re-
salt hope fnr N hl-. country mcn from This
congress was Tine immediate infuN of Nn,f-
jean trade and American enterprise in d'-
,clopine iho country.
WHAT BOLIVIA WANTS.
~cn0r Juan Francisco Nclardc said iu rr-
laii0n io Bolivia: "Nc wish t0 develop
Dnr mining and agricultural interest. Min
ing F.. tho principal industry and MMni-
VIII hc. We have rich gold and silver
uiuc-. Our copper mines are equal io"n ni.
Hud Wc have ono OF thr richest 600 drl"-.l -
siu fre world. En.land mouol"lilo- tiio
trade of Our country. and. of course. Mill
u0i advance 0ur industries fD fne INJURY OBJ
hrr own What vc wish is i0 have ihr
nitrd states bccome our principal com-
morcial connection.
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THE Dunlop" Patent Flour is again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 27j-adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

CHEW stallion Tobacco best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the TIN
tags aud get a handSome and. useful
present. t.-adv. .-sr
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SMOKE Latest English. adv,

ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone 2I5.-adv
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


A~ilNilpN. y. &c ~rnl "mNrf ~.
rle Secretary of the Nuy hl- ordered
flHf the Pensacola. now af New York. ho
made read, f0r -oa los October 10Th. to com
fct tine solar eclipse expedition tO ~. PAU
a. loando lhe Yorktown. which ie al.'
100 New ogk. ha- been ordered t0 proceed
tO West Point hy October 2d. for tine purpO-,
ul taking tine delegates tO the Three Amrri-
cl- Congress ilul That place buck to NcN
York.
NAVAL NoIT-.
Th. Despatch which viii carry Frederick
Douglas tn Fortress Monroe. Whtlc Ac viii
/ take fhe O--ipee inr lla1ti. lur been ordered
90 Washington 100 once.
In. Secretary of fho Navy hl- approved
bills fNr fhr eighth W1 1mcm on ih" cruiser
Philadelphia. being built hN 'mmp a sous
Hf Philadelphia. amounting to i-i .f". if
amount due wa- Ni1.nu' Nli There l~ ID
rD.Dr. ItiNn of Sem uer cent.
lh. reWtcri-.m0ui ISSUED Dog ti" Navy
| - mrment. inviting proposals inr ihr con-
-frucfi0u of three cruisers for th' navy. n
about 2Nnn toms displacement each. compel
DECD bidders tn submit separate bids lul clci
vessel. Iu thi- -nmo oi flD -hil-nuldn-
firms entered 1000 objection. 600 the Ground
ihHi ID allowed tp h'd boo bulk lor tho ihrct
cruisers tine, could Afford fo make Wopf
sails much smaller fHHu thr aggregate of
-epoflte hd- Secretary IrIrt believed
flaf fle exceptions Wen. WNl taken and tt
dat he. issued modification of the irm"
advertisement. ALLOW u- h|l- inr iNn ODD
three vessels boo DHlk f. Nt submitted. 3D.
der- including mNrD iNln nnc vessel DOB ti'n
proposals wilt u.t n. lHln'rl t0 -u1m d
certified check exceeding >INum.
oNrn,p Hr~tIror lur LONDON ~lEihE
Iha United States Consul General go l9n-
a D.
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JOHN BOWERS,
No. Z Governor Street.

MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED SLATE
MANlEI~.
FINE WOODEN MANrEIS.
SLATE ASDTIl.E HEAKIHS.
CRATES AND TENDERS,
GAS CHANDELIERS And SHADES;
HOT-AfE FURNACES AND FIRE PLACE
STOVES:
A hIge variety Of HEATING STOVES
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES:
Fine BRAS TENDEES AND FIRE SITS:
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
NArDR COON SIONES. an lin
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wlLKIE COLLINS DEATH
The Scene ~ the Novelist bre''"'" "''
Last.
,cst,ie plspatch To the New York Heiald.l

cable Dispatch TO the New YORK he'"'d'l
ON fh. third noor there was no' i'it in
,,. .,,.,ie and on the Goals medicine N,,l'
..eamel. Au about NCie tnc P,I"l'' l'',.
,..,i;a nf fhe sick room. The curtains Ns',
,I,,,.n. thc LIGHTS were low and 'n' ..'
MAN saf near the fire in "a large afi''-gn"i'
Ig,ned ,' Win blankets lie was very nn,n 9'.ll
enaclaicd. and the palior OF ms lhii i"'V
,'s- heightened by the long dark mu''aIus. ns
snd The heavy beard that curled over "''
~" lad for r'ce months been prisoner
f.. ,i,. room i'm which he died. lie was s'N-
,'.a~e t ,ears Of age and the illnc,S' li"',,
Mn, line to "a lone-,iandlu2 ane''iYn -, W
,i,. he,rt. WAS made serious Icy su1N' :"
~, ,, I,s, ,' - Two % months ago. This slfoh' .Dl
,,. u.arl brought him imousi .u '.,,.
ak md M. patient Was nuet'r-'I,'f -,
iu'if ."'s .' tn,std recovery when h' IVA, m1'
s'ti" sa,,ed win an attack Of bronchius. NE ne
.s,"stls complicated the symptoms r"" rn,. nv
.i.'", .ns, sirong enough to throw \ on. au.., ro'
'.o ,,ccl,s past BE- had been s,eudil, l',s
W. '.e ~ NE lack Of nutrition. ne sY"'" '.'
own pe,aio or digest The slightest i'ol; 'nny,
rpi W,,dax his death has been known 10 O' 0"''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25

John Il. johnson. seventh North Carolina
district. has been appointed cadet at lh'
Naval Academy.
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TUts Et q.


STORE FOR RENT.
80. lr3 r.. MAlN STREET
Now oecuuied hy Messfs. &. ". Thorn Coz
POSSESSION JANIAltA.i. 1890.
Appiv % LYONS & LYONS,
se1--lw 80. ! ~hlf'i bNlidlhk'
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DEMoCRATlC APPOINTMENTS.
Good News at Iicadqnarters-theer
Reports All Along the Line.


AIrNANpriA. Va. september . ~pc-
,.ial Tnda,'- Democratic announcements
for pub ic n clhine are
c,IAIN WkINNEN.
Gloucester C~lccian. Ccoher !.
MAJOR TYLER.
Ncw Kent. October io.
EppA Ht Mon. lIn
King George. October 1.
Anon. to-day'- visitors az headquarters
was Major Turner. of Warren. lie -p'h'
at Orange Yesterday with excellent cil' o..
General ROncN lee WAS also present. li'
say. fha Nc-m0r.ilnd people are ff1dl ~
swell Mckmcy'- majority already. VT. D..
johnson Barbour WAS also present
Mr. scott has returned and acting { iaif-
snau Il glrl'sir was 0n haud H4 usual JUDI
ING from newspaper accounts. ic says iiht
IL General Malone shall nni make more
converts m the other parts of the state De-
intend. visiting than he did at Ann-dnn h
l- mot probable that hi~ personal election
ocrine trip viii profit him to amy great ar-
,,reD Mr. Barbour ALSO says fnr campaign
E.. nroere--ine fNnrnhiy. and That he thinks
with 20 lone pull. aud % -irone pull. ana %
lni altogether. fhi~ time tht state Will not
hc seriously bothered hereafter with M"-
hOnci-in.
culorcd girl and man named Bo/e
orDokin- and Henry Frazier are Jailed 80
Ire~hure. charged with numbering ihe A.
Dntne eirl last month. The evidence is
strong.
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THE Dunlop Patent Flour has no
superiors. Phone 2,5. Try it.-adv
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GALE OF LAND.


Pursuant 10 the terms Of dcet Of trust oi
record i'm the clerks office oi Nofthumpti,
land county. the undersigned iiuHt,r W, WI
at Hoaihsyillo. IN said county,
0N1He l-rn DAY OF OCTOBER. lsso
aitthat NAII NBLE TRACT CT LAND COM
Nev0l hy O.. D.. NslNin and NlllHm ~ jHhh'l
fo fnn said trustee to secure the piNm'h, oi
thc balance of The purchase mo.eN ihci.1h
fo John n. Coles. said iand lying ON inc
Great ~ icOm,c0 river. in the aioi'.tlh 'n'h-
-, e~l enntliniur elshfy acres. hc the same
more 01 lctS. ,..
lravs. cash as tD costs and purchase
money. and az to any residue VIII Dee mad"
known on day oi sale ..,,,, ,....,...
N,pf,uIer. Il. l-~p. srlo-'"i
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IrE,l, rROM NENiCO.

or, or MEXICO. rio H. PA>o, TEXAS,
September George CARLYLE am Alneri-
can locomotive engineer. was robbed AZ
Vera cruz. few, days ago, of Si.N@ ~
cash by TWO American lramp>. named tai
laeher and Nckenna. The theNe, were
arrested and. in company with a number oi
other tramp, OF American origin' are now
DOING service in Keeping the streets clean
I in that city.
No,lan Brothcrs. American contractors
ON fhr mteY-oceanic railway. were robbed
recently of S2.ooo in cash hs q man named
/ Robert \. Bcrnharli who Is supposed io r
ou li, NpN tO The nit,d states.
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10y VIRTUE Ol a i'f.' hLt "
ID uust from H. IT,. Bcfrily aud VIE.
dated y yfmhcr l2fh. iosu. ond dnlN re-
corded. : VIII older for sale by public auction
at Amelia Courthouse on
THURSDAY Tnf2ith DAY of ocronhR'
% tract of land in said county, situated ABOUT
six miles flom IetefsNiilc, containing =
acrcs. known as Iip top. aud having "n ~
comfortable dwelling and valuable soap
stone uuHffN. trfmn cash.
Sest-rufw WI NANN, Trustee.
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SLATE cf THERMOMETER.
itnl>r lNrrrrlcE>Cr.

t.Irr ALMANAC. ssrT % $50.
.... 0.12 NoUn rises 600 %. m
o.ui Na, length. l2n I'M
MON NIER.ION WEEK ENn-
1856 cEpIlNUlN 2~Iu
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IuNpoN. september -. Mr. Edison,
Illness /. likely 10 cause more dl.appoini-
maut Ia others thlu suffering i' himself.
There {, a great rush lo -e' and greet th'
tamou. inventor. and the rancellns oi te-
c.ptlon, and hsnquets Will interfere sadly
with the satisfaction of ~ lion huntef-.
Mr.. Edison L. rather aNerse 10 puhicitN,
and II probably not much grie'ed over thi~
n.,ult of h, temporary mdisposillon.
ArIrE InE CAR WITH DYNAMITE.
LoNpoN. september 2l.--ihc fact, thou Il
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MAID Of Virginia. Mid and sweet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14

Americans % well o. s foreigners would select 70 Visit
~ i,,ea in the travels to one great centre and New
York wants the Fair. "a.
New.York has moro Southerners than almost any c,s
of the South more than almost any cny ., inc
West Yankees than Boston more irlsn "n n,,
$50 German. than anv city OF Germany outside OF Berlin
NewYcrk and London the cosmopolitan oues Oh inc
world Other cities argue that the fsar WAL heip
them and their tributary territory. New YORK recog
nIfes the growth greatness aud vgor Oh ohcaSo anu VI
@, Y,s ana would cheerully Join In national or inter-
national exhibitions for their benefit. but It Is submitted
that an exhibit Of the worlds progress and development
which, to be fitting celebration OF the four hundred'h
snnsvr.ary OF the discovery OF America by Columbus
mus. surnass all previous displays OF arts and industries
cannot be subject local competitions 1t must begin
where its International character will be understood by all
the Governments the earth and where the whole coun
try viii share In the benefits Of Its scrpasshg success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
y. AND o. MORE PROSPEROUS.

Baltimore. Nov. 10 CspcciaD.-That tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company is slowly recovering from
its financial straits IS shown IN the annual renort OF
the president and directors read the monthly meet
ing to-day and to be presented TO the stockholders al
the annual meeting on next Monday The summary
of the entire system for tho fiscal year ending Sep
tembcr 30 gives the earnings at s2f ,3O3 DOL an I'm
crease of S0l7 s45. compared with 1883: expenses
Sl4slO.s44; net earnings, 80, 4o2,lb7, increase nj
S5s9351 over 1885. In October, the first month Of
the new fiscal year. the road did about the largest
business of any mosth during tho past year. The
gross earnings werc g. 22i .a40 net earnings about
100000 When the October figures became known
ON the street to-day bankers and brokers predicted
that the company would declare a dividend next
April
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders 1t is be
lieved deere viii be no changes made IN he present
hoard The place to which Charles J, Mayer wa,
elected but which became vacant when he was made
uresident year ago, VIII be- flied II is TO be noted
hat A sentiment il growing among Baltimore and
Ohio people In favor Of having the city of baltimore
and State OF Maryland stock ia other hands that II
world be best to sell u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
POINTS INVOLVED IN THE RICE CASE.
NOTICE OF THE TENDENCY OF THE UOMFhAINI

NOTICE OF THE PENDENCf OF me OO4'A A'N
SENT To 14o RAILROADS
Washington. Nov. 13.-It has been represented 10
the Interstate Commerce Commission that 'hs cum
nlant of George Rice agt. the Union facinc han"''
rnanv and Others involves questions In the decision
- Ill many ~ not all. Of tho railroads OF the
oo,,rtrv sre Interested These questions are
EvstTbe relative classification of the products OF
.,or,, IN comnarson with coiton-seed oil, inseeo
OIL lard and naphtha. -.
sscond,v-The question Of charging the same rate
for the return of empty tank cars, irrespective Oh 'he
weight and capacity Of each car
Tblrdly-Thc question Of the right 10 oeuuc' anu
carry FREQ fortytwo gallons or other quant'y OF 'ne
roI,,cs ~ nctroleum out of each tank car. without
l.rtrr sImnar nroportionate deduction in the
amount of petroleum ana us prVuIe's '"i " ~
methods than tank cars.
Four,bIv-Tbe right 10 deduct and carry frce IL
ner cent or other quantity of gasocne' or any ono OF
more of the products of petroleum, without lhains
similar deductions OF like proportions OF all o'her
products of petroleum carried under similar clcum
stances and conditions.
Fifhly-The question OF Ike rating ana clas'lhcaoh
respectively OF carload Lsis and less than CARLOAD vi
petroleum and its products Irrespective Vi ""oo
the loading IS in iron or wooden barrels or IN casts
On motion OF petitioner and in order TO give all
the railroads of the country an opportunity 10 Oe
heard the Commission has ordered that noSe OF ia e
pendency of the complaint Dc sN wi ~ niho a., On
carriers copies Of such complaint VIII Do iurnlshcu vi
application. - , rr-so, art tho Nevpo-t
News and Mis- ssippi Valley Company, tle hai.tV d
and Ohio Railroad Company and L. bOycfs oou4 -
cided by the Interstate commerce 80 I'd hen
il is held that the tariff cOmplahel Oh nan ~
discontinued by the carriers Two years ago no oIuI
Will be made requiring them 10 dcsi9t ron en,O d
Il az such order would be vain ami useless una, az
The amendment OF March ., lisp, IN eApicss UIiue
had no relation pending proceed anu tnS PA
ceedlng wa, pending at that Time no NpaTa"o 'o'''
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&c. HoLLINs SUSTAINED.
REQUESTED TO CONTINUE on THE REoRGAS1zA'
TION COMMITTEE.

A meeting was held yesterday at tho Office Of Matt
land Phelps & Co. of the holders of certificates issued
by the Holland Trust Company to represent rho bonds
Of the ST. Louis and Chicago Railway under the pend
ing scherne Of reorganization. IL was wellatended,
but reporters were excluded. Interest vas attracted
TO the meeting by the publication of charges against
u c. HoIllns, of T. c. Hollins IL Co., regarding MS
connection with the company. Mr.. Holns announced
Yesterday through the Wall Street news agencies that
he had instructed his counsel to tako action against
the newspapers printing the allegations and denounced
them as false and malicious AZ the meeting yes
terday the question TO whether he should continue
on the Committee of Reorganization was decided, by
a vote of nearly two-thids Of tho l,O3S bonds for
which certificates have been issued, In favor OF Mr.
HOlins.
Tho meeting is said TO have been lively, owing to
the discussion Of charges embraced in the controversy
concerning Mr. Hollinss management OF the railroad.
There Will be a meeting of the Reorganization Com
mttee in a few days, at which it will be determined
whether George {. Coppell and d. u. Wltlers, The
other members OF the committee, Will withdraw and
surrender control % Mr. Hollins. Some OF the bond
holders are urging these two members 20 hold .heir
places The validity Of the vote at the meeting may
lie questioned. according to tho statements made at
the Office Of Maitland, Phelps Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
A PENSION DECISION SUSTAINED.

Washington, Nov. 13.-Assisant Secretary Bussey. d
the Interior Department. to-day rendered decision IN
the case Of the appeal Of Anna 5. Kraus. widow Of
Julius A. Kraus from the action Of the Pension oce
rejecting her claim for widows pension. The evidences
in tho accompanying papers shows that claimants hus
band was accidentally but fatally shot on eam.r 10
the Potomac River, while engaged by private party.
He was not engaged, General Bussey says, IN any
public duty, but receiving pay from private IN,
dividuals, as a compensation supplemental to hs
salary from the Government. The distinction between
the public service AID the private service Of tho
Marine Band. TO which Kraus belonged when killed.
is plain and Il is likewise obvious that the private
service Of the organization imposed upon the Govern
ment no responsibility for the personal consequences Of
that service. The action OF the Pension once
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